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TO RENT OR FOR SALE!

YgNHE FAIRFIELD HOTEL is offered for Rent
Il from :hc first day of January next, or will bc
sold to good purchaser upon accommodating
terms This Hotel has attached, fine garden,
several cormolious lots, large brick stable
over one hundred feet long-and all necessary
outbuildings is centrally situated iu the town Of
Ninnsboro', and possesses many advantages as
house of Entertainment Address,
DAVID AIKEN,
Winusboro', S. C.
Nov 20 Al TT
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
n WISH to sell, or exchange for other property,
my HOUSE AND LOT in Yorkvile, on Con-
gress Street, 1t present occupied by Jno. L. Mil
Ter. ESQ. The lot contains ee-fourths Of an
acre. and on tho premises is q
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE
with fine rooms, each having fire place kitchen,
store-house, smoke-house, barn, stables corn crib,
and new carriage house, with large garden in
n high SKATE Of cultivation.
Also, the adjoining lot on the same street, con-
tanning three-fourths of an acre, with house
thereon, and
FINE ORCHARD
of peaches, apples, cherrys and plumbs.
Also, one other House and Lot, on Madison
Street, whcreon Theodore Parish now lives, meas
urins one hundred feet in front, with considerable
back ground.
If the above lots arc not disposed of before the
25th day of December next, they will be offered
for rent. ,. SADLElS.
Oct 90 43
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vsVEEE DALLAS EEOTEL FOR SALE
4 OR RENT.-Thc subscriber offers to sell or
rent the dallas Hotel" generally known as Pc
grams Hotel. Possession will be given about the
lst of February, 1857. Persons desiring to pur-
chase would do well to call early and examine the
premises. ANDREW HOlL.
Dallas, n. c., Nov. C, 1856. 45 If
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W. W. BLISS, NJ! D.,
1863 Broadway, New, York
The REMEDY is for for sale by L. P. BAR,
NETT, & co. Yorkville. 1t can be sent by mail
Dec IL so -. IL.
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Beauty and Truth have eAs ed hands In lie reeita-Fred
ericksblrgh (Va) Nevt
N o w r A d Y:
ALONE.
BY MARION HARLASD.

BY MARION HARLASD.
Revised l9b) Edition One elegant limo uniform
with the Hidden Path" Price 81 Is
publishers have the pleasure Of presenting tie
trade the public their edition Of Of the
volumes that has been published for many Unaded BY
the usu' Efforts that made 70 extend the sale Of books OF far
pretensons II has the strength Of M own ntris:
reached the extraordinary number Of Nineteen Editions
in e than yesr-thus al things considered outstp
have been pubhed England and the Continent and
thousands Of families the books Of Marion Harland wei
visitors.
EXTRACTS IRON LENGTHY REVIEWS OF ALoEE"
I'VE recognize points in which deserve high praise for their
ceyod executed the between Lacy and Ida The
whole epsode the marriage OF the wdower with the young
pbe thrilling it lie simple and natural. Charley
Of the beet people we have met with in print for many
Holmes artist the Dana fAmyndeed almost everybody
introduced k uerest 'ketchae graphic and distne
for whose sake much n We point
female work as containing finer passages than Alone.
There genius. psibo. hunor and moral in its charming
much knowledge Of human nature and power TO define
character 1t cannot fail TO be read with deep interest V
all who have feeling and sympathies Asa work Of
fiction it lie one of the best we have read n many day
The superior merit OF Alone does consist merely in
the interest Of story With lie allowing thoughts ana ei9e
ebascer not in the voices sympathy constantly failing me
the heart quicken its better feelings nor yet in
all this ,hning forth and giving beauty 20 all that
in human character the purity, and simplicity and
ovehe Of Christian principles breathe their ennS9ns punt
stirling and instructive tale aiming excellent moral
exceeded with and depicts characters the
mpreron Of whose beauty will not speedily pas from the read
er. mind -, -. ". 4. nyanse ,t
which display thorough knowledge Of that art which
lstey into the character Of every tale mean The art
q M We ss %e ss h ri h
to the whole 1FRs% Pu b,sy
And for sale By ali bcok.elioI. and New. Asea.
- Single copies sent by mail post paid.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

UTANTED-A secondhand SOAP-KETTLE
one that will hold sbost 600 pounds Address, Stain
triee ke. G. d. w BAUM, Middletown Orange Co, "
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ITO BRICK. MAKERS and BRICK. MAsONs.-


l. Proposals will be received Office in the town Of New
bern until the 18th day OF February for making and burn
ing million and half Of good hard brick such Will Be
approved of by the Chief Engineer Of the Atlantic aud North
Carolina Railroad Company for erecting Shop Depot
Building Warehouse Newbem, for said Company The
referred will be furnished the yard which
win within hundred yards the the build
mss are TO be erected The clay also being dug Tho
yard making It. will be furnished tree Of
which will require very little expense TO prepare
preferred persons who propose make the brick
the masonry Of the buildings at much
per thousand allowing they may suggest certain number
brick the cubic foot and they furnish everything complete
all openings 10 be deducted
The buildings in very convenient position for the
tractor lying Immediately adjoining the town. and one OF them
Immediately the and the others within two three
hundred yards No doubt that contracts also be made with
other parties similar work with reliable contractor
Ii preferred security will be and taken for the faithful
carrying Of the said contract.
Persons proposing either propose not 70 take portion
Of he stock OF said Company in payment.
The plans OF the buildings be at time applies
ton at my Office.
Regular packets between Newbern and New York and
other Northern ports which will enable land
machinery materials at short notice directly to tho
yard
regards the health Of the place few towns, Northern
Southern can boast OF better
Proposals will also be received for the wood work and dating
of buildings with without materials furnished
l.. X. STANLEY, Contractor
Eevbern, N c., Jan. rs, 1856
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'ORK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1855.

" TICKEOR FIELDS
WI rrbsh Volume OF Tales b. Grsee Greenwood, and
Anew juvenile book BY Asyne Reid
I.
A REST r A G. EDY
AND OTHER TALES:
GRErsWoop.
In volume, l6mo sL
The name q Grace Greenwood has now become house
hold word in the popular literature Of our country and our day
OF the Intellectual not called upon 70 say meh
her writings speak for themselves and they nave poien
widely; they eminendy chE-aeterstc they are strciy
nationals they likewise deeisiyey individual All true md
vduaity honestly social and also IN Gr.ee Oreenwoods
vnnes nothing sectional and nothing sctaran she one
Of spiritual products the sell which has Of late given ev
Henry Gnea
THE BUSH BOYS;
THE HISTORY AND ADVENTURES OF A CAPE
FARMER AND HIS FAMILY IN THE WILD
KAROOS or SOUTHERN AFRICA.
sAYsE REID,
Author OF " The Desert Home " Boy Hunters kc
In ore vol, l6no Fine illustrations IS cents
As writer Of books bows commend above AL men
living Capt. Esyne Reid Wherever his book goes
this there will abundant delight hours of reading
plenty talk OF by the evening FIRE. Tolls and adventures
darngs and suferngs narrated in the most vivid
amer thorough fascinating the mind of the reader and
tanning fixed and attention till crisis OF some kind
isesehed Take word for it, boy friends If become
Reds boy readers recommendation will
thank for with all your hearts and praise the book more
enthu sisscslly than We have done" London Paper.
Orders from the trade will be supplied early.
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
10 COW PREPARED TO SELL TWO MILLIONS AcAHs
PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD LANDS
IN TRACTS or ACRES AND UPWARD

10 suit purchasers on long credits and m rates Of interest
su If s ss from % s
the south Of the State ofInoia Il pSses cnsnds
there win u.snifseat osi oIovs. rhs ,e
cent Osne o. yearly scC miles o. @ iq:S rom o.' s' ne
miles on each side Of i, through I" entire length.
Is gently rolling and peculiarly 6tted for ssins sstsis sn1
sbeep and the cultivation Of wheat, Indian corn, he
prairie. Usually Ally pay. The cost blowing :s~.ns: ssss
Wheat new turned sod sure TO yield iss oe
.Rsf to two day made % .slins
ready 70. s0 p sass 81 .s : X ga
under hish state Of cultivation the second year
Ts s S. y s o. as . sss' a s
much more THAI suelsn, to sy ne difference ussspss.
sSD = NE Ess' md . s ike Of I roe. ss
growing 6one demand a.. s,r lam produce. 1890.
ct from o 50 20 81 the cord o.
I ss should al: no ass he
country west Of the Mississippi destitute Of rsirosd thss
oh s s e. the n sa ss ss
Eastern market sufficient Of itself psy tbs investment q
iowa In words. that Get po1sss
from the interior Of The country west Of the Mssp q tAs
table 10 locate On the line Of this railroad
n. p. viii s.iy s sD Is q * sssia. 10 s.
suaty DC Contracts tr deeds may be made aens he ys
s s Ssee@s ses ss g. =
contract the others annually thereser The last -
By the I'd section Of the Act Of he Lessssass sprovss
10th February, 1881 these laDds are nee non As:oen en
they paid for and deed Of eo0vsysnes granted As pi
nrEaIsr WILL Sc CHARGED OILY TWO Pea ersr PEE
A.meun.y for the Performance Of The ecnsst he ars
1 . :bs s.ss:, Of he land purchase & ys.y y
brought under LoossI eIsei,s :. sig si ssss pc
: sn from he credit pes deducted Or s. = Sk
& % ss.s. sss
before all the purchase money dus Mean
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS, &C
~ Ju, received Ter Steamer Arsbs and for sale a.

IN Ju,t received rer Steamer Arabia and for sale At
No BROAD STREET corner Of WALL STREET:
THF ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, from ian 70 Dec.
1857 Two vols Vols Il and ~ neatly bound in cloth and
glt: also in paper -.
LONDON PUNC Il from Jan Dec 1885 In vols cloth
PILGRIMAGE. OTHER POEMS by the Earl VI Elesmere
with illustrations beautifully bound
mISCELLANIES, by VIM. NJ. Thackeray. Vols and
HARDWICK'S HANDBOOK TO the PEERAGE.
HARDWICK'S HAND BOOK to the HOUSE Of COMMONS.
THE POETRY OF CREATION, by Nicholas Mitchell.
THE HEROES. OTHER Poems BY the Rev. G. kngsey.
TOLLA A TALE MODERN ROME.
LIFE BY THE FIRESIDE by the suthor Of Whiting Ny
Relations
THE IRISH WIDOW, A Picture OF LTE IN Erin.
TIE BUSH BOYS, by Mayne Reid, with Illustrations.
LITTLE DORRIT Eos and 2, by Charles Dickens
All the ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS TO the latest dates
arrived. Also, latest AUSTRALIAN NEWSPAPERS, and
every Foreign Newspaper supplied TO Subscribers from
ARTHUR WILLMERS NEW BOOK aud FOREIGN
NEWSPAPER STORE,
No. Broad. ST., corner Of Wallst
All FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS and BOOKS Wholesale at
CHARLES WILLMERS Universal English and Foreign
Newspaper Agency, No. l07 Falton.st.. second aoors
ARTHUR WILMER, Agent
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Boar0 and Rooms.
fouses ano farms h]anieo

TWO HOUSES WANTED.-The subscriber
Il wants to purchase wellbuit HOUSES with modern
inuoveuen pleasantly stus,ed above Bleeckerst from
$500 to $500 Also, TWO HOUSEHOLDS, about Is feet
each, suitable for pleasant dwelinsa
7. C. HOUGHTON. No as Ss.saus,
WANTED-PART of q HOUSE, by small
w family, in the vicinity Of 9Th 2oshssA and 4-sv %
Broadway Rent from e2oo 10 ESQ bess OF refsfsSes"
j. PoWERs, Ne liz sdsv., % Ne CAwsk~.
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a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES since FRIDAY

q S00REWARD.-M since FRIDAY
~ COO morning. February l. YOUNG MAN. aged 10
y.sr high built full face light
pe1on light hair and blue eyes, dressed in black Oei coat
black pants black velvet trimmed with go cord black
ersys leather boo black felt hat aud gray .hs~hsd
gold watch and chain diamond br. and diamond IN
ger ring He attended party in 2lst-s between Broadway
ihsy and left there about o'clock return 10 his home
No. i Fest 29hs since which time he has been heard Of
The above Reward will be paid bis recovery by biz fhs
Z. A. PIERCE, No. Is Libertyst., ~ T.
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SEMI-w WEEKLY TRIB UNE:E
- The following is the TABLE Of CONTENTS Of THE
sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, No. l,ll6:
ISe Copies be obtained the counter In the PubHes
I..LEApINo ARTICLES A Star in the West TG sl
Triumph a, W sshiust'n; Who Caused the Delay
A Moral for the Occasion; Mr.. Stewards Speech
The News from Europe.
1.-THE STATE OF EUROPE: Letter from Our Own
CorresI ondent, A. p. C., at London.
III..FRANCE Letter from Our Own Correspondent at
Paris
Iv..NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE.
v..THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH: News
From From b Bc.o Ead fsS Great s sSe ai
OF the Republican BAuEs Elected SPeskeIi Do Do
ToIt; From " ashins,Ou; Rsjoeiuss a, he Election
Of Banks; Karsa, News The Case Of Messr' Co.
bum and Dalton; Collision on the Niagara Falls
Railroad; Fire a. s,rscuse; Incendiary Fires Al
Utica, Intense Cod-Trave Interrupted
VI.FRoM BOSTON: Letter irom an Occasional Core
sponsent at Boston
VII FROM NEv-oRLEANs: Letter from Our Own
Correspondent At Ne~Orleans
I..FRoM VERMONT; Letter from 4 Correspondent
Burlington, VI
NMoRE OF THE SLAVE TRAGEDY.
X..SHAKERISM.
MA REPUBLICAN CLUB IN oswEGo: Letter
from q Core spoudeut 81 MEXICO, Oswego Co.. MY
XI.FROM WASHINGTON; Thursday in the House
Friday in the House.
XIII. PROCEEDINGS OF THE XxxIvrH CONGRESS
XIV THE FINAL VOTE FOR SPEAKER
XIV. THE PLURALITY RULE.
XvI..FRoM KANSAS: Another Border Rqfhao Outrage
Letvenv orh City, X T.
XVII. SPEECH % THE HON. WIN. II. SEWARD on
CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRS: Delivered
IN the Senate Of the United States, Jan. 81. $50
XVIII. THE UNITED STATES AND NICARAGUA: In
struciors Of hr. Marcy 10 Mr.. Wheeler
XIX. THE WAR II ELoRIDA-oRIGISAL LETTER
FROM LIEUT. HARTSUFF
XXRELATIVE POWERS OF THE FEDERAL AND
STATE JUDlClARIES.
XXI. REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
Xxi. DIsAs rERs FROM THE ICE: Brig Cut ThrouFa
AID sunk; Eight Lives Lost; Pscketship fsrf-
shire and Bark Gem AAhsre Sehooner Gut
Throush and Adrif Los Of Bns w. H. Stafford
and Eight lives.
XIII. MISCELLANEOUS: Adventure with Wolf;
Wheat and Flour in Illinois; Indian Cora Mes aud
Corn Bresi; Homemade Drain-Tlei Anti
Slavery College IN Ohio
XIV MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XIV. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of the
Money Cotton. Grain and ether Asfkeo,
speeially reported for The Tribune.
THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE Is furnished to subsere-
sr a. these One copy Cor One Year. 81; Two copies
e5; Five copies, I'll -
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WANTED to LEASE-Foy Q term u pears,
w for srsteias Manufacturing Businsss, BUILDING
stost feet BY o the trout bs god street, -
upon another street broad alloy for Ne y.rpcse
securing good light Tho location to Be between Faton so4
CsnJsts and between brosdwsy and Csntrea SEQ
order sseeny ..roos for heavy machinery For (as
10 raw rent HEB s make Il good AdAss~0
MiNUFACTURER Box No i6s Tribune once.
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II o RA &c G r E E l. Z Y. =
THE LIFE OF
HORACE GREET,

HORACE GREELEY;
EDITOR or THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
BY James Parton With Portraits l2no Hp AZ Pree 81 -
agreed BY friends and foes Of Mr. Greeley that no more
ably and inucvely written biography has
made lite appearance IN America Every who has any de-
familiar acquaintance with the famous New orb
Editor MI PATtons book, and he viii know Mr.
Greeley well though he had been brought up in the
town" -
Worthy Of place by the ae o. The Lite Of esnsnia
Franklin" Hartford Religious Herald
"Tbe spicy and attractive Biography Of the day"
Boston journal.
His Life Is living epse, proeamins that vrtuous
beavers and unselfah will ht
pense." IN T. Christian inteihseheeI;
interest and containing much OF pleasant hu
NOR sparkling wit and attractive anecdote Bangor Courier
volume cor earnest and boys TO read and study
ISpTingheld Republican
As incentive TO youth In poverty to be honest faithful
and peeyerns apart from Its personal interest II should 20
fMiddletown Standard.
lPainesvills Democrat
We could append favorable notices by the Press of this
book Already nearly so 600 copies have been sold 1t for
sse BY Booksellers generally will be sent BY mail postpaid
70 any address on receipt of the retail price
Any copying this advertisement three mes AUD
sending US copy marked, will receive copy Of the book
BY mail postpaid MASON bhOIhEhS, Ne"'i0A
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DRUG STORE for SALE.-The proprietor of

II VI
~ Drug in Of the most dourshrs Ohio,
wns retire from business offers his STOCK Building "a
threeory brck Good will, Sc., for SALE on reasonable
The established IN 1882 and continued by
the proprietor The present time Also for IN eonneS
ton with the above separately handsosne PRIVATE
RESIDENCE, beautifully situated, and the GROUNDS
about acre-lad of with and containing chce
rey Of Trees Sbrubbey, &c also, the premises
coed Ice House Stable and other utbufdnss
The the most beautiful IN the State containing
about inhabitants and is fast becoming manufacturing
point Of the first importance Any Druggist WISHING to locate
In the will find his advantage 10 examine this before
deciding need apply who cannot down rem
TO $1,000 and give undoubted security for the remainder OF
the purchase money For further PARTICULARS address W. NJ
M with real name, Tribune Office.
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Gbanres for Bnsiness Glen.

A FOUNDRY, doing good business, FOR
"A SALE CHEAP-order. for Casting. solicited CadrOns
10 to gallons hand Apply 81 the Basement OF No %
Deyst or ct the Foundry 20
l. NJ ARNOLD, Poughkeepsie N. Y.
ROOK BUSINESS and GOODWILL for
~ SALE.-The advertiser ofer to eel oat his BOOK and
PUBLISHING hch Of the oldest and best
Retail Bookstores IN this eityhsvDg been established nearly
forty The whole business would Be sold or Spcci.
Partnership retained To person wishing 70 commence the
Book business an Opportunity 70 buy out 80 good and safe
seldom For address BOOK
SELLER, PostOfics Sew-Yoh.
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Amnsemente.


DAUL JULIEN and AUGUST GOCkEL
respectfy inform their friends and the public generally,
eA.t they will give TWO GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS
ct NIBLO'S SALOON. the first TO take place ON
FRIDAY, Feb. 8, 1885.
On THE occasion they will be kindly assisted by
Mrs f. @ BOSTWlCK, Mr. J; MEYER,
Mr. A. WOELTGE, and MI H. DAWES.
PROGRAMME-PARr
l. Weber's Concers,uck". GocKEL and Mr. WoELrGE
Aria from Donzettis Betty" Mrs. T. o. bosrwIck
s. Alards Fantasia, La Favorits" JULIEN
4 Beethoven's Adelaide" sung by........'.Mr MEYER
4 Gockes "Poichinee ...............A 6ocxtL
PART II.
O. Grand Duet Mrs + g. BosTwIcK aid MI j. MEYER
T. Vieuxtsmps Fsntaso Capnece'. PAyL JULIEN
q Eckefts Syrian Song. oosTWiCk
o. A Night on the Ocean" D. " lie Triumphe,'
composed and executed by..........,...... "A GockEL
10 Humans Fautase "Msssnielo PAUL JULIEN
The Grand Pianos from the manufactures OF MI
Chckering ard Mr. Lindeman.
Tickets 80 cents preserved seats - cents extra may DC had
Hall Sons Music Store No 2SS Broadway and az psns
m. Agency No SO Broadway and after Wednesday,
Feb and IN the evening the door Doors open at Ito
comm ence az 9 o'clock
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: For SALE. a DRUG

ITO DRUGGISTS. - For SALE, a DRUG
Il STORE doing cash business Of $4,000 annually located
the City indianapolis the capital OF Indans population
well good stand with good lease IN the
he city ne opening for persons who
IN the Drug trade the proprietor wishes
TO retire Capital required from 5000 For further
PARTICULARS inquire or address A. CUSHMAN Co,
No 295 Broadway, New York.
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proprietor Of the Job Printing Once No q Spruees, IL
dspo-ng Of the attend 70 other Business
The Office well located thoroughly stocked with the best
materials in great variety with three Presses Any one de-
of entering the business will have advantageous oof
tunity for good Office with cheap accommodating
terms. Apply on the premises.
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Gperial Noiires.

UOO P-Tbe r. w. GRAND LODGE Of South New
Ysrt Wi hold it's SEMIANNUAL SESSION on WEDNEs
BAY EVENING 9th Feb at "a o'clock in the Of IL
@ y Hal eoneT Of Grand and Cenre-sts BY order,
JOHN j. DAVIES, q. Sec.
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fcst and fonn0.

7 OST.-PASS-BOOK No. 4,722 with the
IL Broadway Savings Institution. The finder will be
warded by leaving IL At the Bank
7 OST.-A LADYs CLOTH CAPE without any
IL trimming Divisional. The finder will
be rewarded on leaving it at No. 40 Marketst.
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ITO APOTHECARIES and DRUGGISTS

i For SALE CHEAP-The complete FITTINGS OF
DRUGSTORE, comprising Glass, Show Cases, Marbe-op
Counters Tnctues and SaMouths ready labeled Brackets
ard Show Bottles &c. HALE, Druggists Glass aud Fix
ture Desler, No. 80 Nassaust.
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Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE.-Two three-story and basement
I Brick DWELLING HOUSES situated in 3oth st. IN tho
vicinity Le.nstonsv The houses 70 feet BY - feet
the modern improvements and the price Of each $1,000
Possession given For further information sy
at No loth-st, door east VI Sdav.
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DUBLIC NOTICE.-MOLLIERE SYSTEM
l. for MAKING ROOTS and SHOES by MACHINERY,
patented June - 10 July Nov IS and "a and Dee II and rs
is55-THE MOLLlERE BOOT AND SHOE PATENT
COMPANY ready to make sales on liberal terms Of
their making Boots and Shoes by machinery with
guaraue per gain the OF manu-
fscture BY old mod for all the United States except the
State Of NewYork whether by States Districts, Counties
Cities Towns otherise Purchasers will be shown the
whole koee system In operation at the Moiere Boot and
in pon, or by letter at the Companys Office No.
Broadway, Few York, promptly attended TO- By order
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DARTNER wANTED-with SO, OOOt to 81, 200,

Il 20 Join the advertiser in a MANUFACTURING USl-
NESS To energetic fortune be made in few
years Address for particulars, W. L., No l5s Tribune
Office.
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HIST PUBLISHED-By the author of Lo-
y.r,o Benoni or Passages In the Life Italian
DoCTOR ANTONIO; TALE OF ITALIAN DEsPorrss.
for sale by ali Booksellers, and Published ey
rW '>' - THOS NELSON SONS,
M ISL Nssssuet., next door 10 Nassau Bank.
sp-s.pt ftss By post On receipt Of 50 sspss
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Aouses to fet.

GRACIOUS LOFTS to LET-AtNo. N3 Brood
~ way, With L on LeonArd-st Inquire Of
Z ANTHONY, No SO Broadway
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6tationerp ano fantp GOODS.
Go farmers an6 Otbers.

ITO FLORISTS, GARDENERS, BOTANISTS,
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