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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-05

THE SORGHUM OR CHINESE SUGAR-CANE
10 rAs Ldito' " iAe NJ y Tviosss.
SIR: From the recent occasional notices in y6ur
paper Of the above crop, we are induced to send
You brief account of our experiment with it during
the season just past.
Our attention was attracted TO il both by an interest
rg pan phet BY the renowned N. Vilmorn of France,
in hch be gives the results Of proscted and careful
trials at Pars and the analysis and favorable letter Of
NJ. AveQuin of New Orleans which appeared in The
k,r-Orhans Bee.
We procured enough seed to plant little more than
q half acre. The coil was slmsst without exception
sb,llow, gravel, loam resting on q pure gravel cub
~ L. and offer. great resistance TO the introduction of
the plow BY this You will understand that 81 osoing
wa sl~ott out Of the question, and agree With that
nsrAed success is to be principally attributed to
tie free use Of special Ieftlixer.
Tie lot was poweo ON the 18TH and the seed plsnted
on The 18th Of Msy-in ross at 8 feet apart and In
hls at q feet spaIt in the Ten reeds pat
in eeeb bhl ~hon TO be tninned out 70 The
mspu,e us Il rec parts charcoal dust and one Of
q supsr phosphate o, lin e, mace on the place. The
!cupg rpr nts us,e her APPEARANCES 10 scout me
o. me lime Of doee brcomcoru-ptrbspe little longer
ard a. IeaIed at FIST very small ana weak. Ia fact,
70 email they HDo 81 long did they struggle TO
ct the sht of foot that Se feared 70 be entirely
disappointed In our eIPer nent But the cjmueuce.
n emf If the t~o months heated term" Of lsst Sam-
n,r ,sem.d to max their Ieinvigmati.s. and from
,b. tue they got such start thai they ens5 ed
to attain the greatest luIunsbce of growth.
During the season, the proper times the crop va
hoeo weeoed, tbipned out and subsoil-p owed. When
The cane hsd attained their maximum Average hight
Of tseve feet IA large number were over fourt1enj q
severe Isln a. vino storm blew them down sluoet
Eat In DOR dilemma, tried various to oisen.
isIel the msss OF stalk, ano cause them to IN
ppii, ht posiuon but such their i'm nense eogth
ana An, NE tend. mess at the jonte that we're
unable a. do So The crop did not heat or spoil the
gI uDd but similar IL like Gun iitou the Of dks
bss Ell TO e With curve upward. thus giving those
" ing beIe alb hight and air. The fes stan ling
began to rptn TIER seed, and 10 msby int
c.ded. We found when too late, ho"ever. that in
following tie adv ice Of our seed,man. we bad commit
The ,eIour .ior Of plar ting to close. Ii the seed
b.d ieeb pl,pd in drills a, foot apart 10 the drill
even ID ts f f,e, apart each ~ay four shoots only
being Il TO TIE hill, almost every stalk would have
r, ,L,d lis seed teso THIS proved on sos lestrp
ofhils sbch planted for 90 of rsf.reace
III ouse; for in uis ca.e, there being free I'D
mS,ioI Of ngh, ard air the ..eds were fully npsDed.
shs nd Il 20 mneAd hose desuouA Of soccees-
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fully s1p>yinepsipe aurkR TIE De1s sassn, n peans
asi e.Iiwss the Ssrsbss' N hse Sa.s q eer =.
kr.rse fe r~rtepibe between fs ju'ee and N Ut ne
,v.et corn; but a. the se.sou sdvssc-s, spuewb>t
rapid 6, sn.e occurs aid ne p+cnh" ssretne OF ne
Louisiana car regime TO bs seDsby apparent on tas'
ine ,he ssp We feel we'll Ueured hat he psoces re-
G. nm. pdsd by Professor Mape-, via, IN pioch ID he
ruff t.f,e the aed.,ts-.k are formed would material
" iptrsse The proportion Of ssccharne mAtrs IN the
JUICE. w. found that by boiirg - oz OF the s>p,
cord obtain ~ OF. Of srup as pleasant and sbor -
thick ipsry psI nolss.ss. II hiss light strs~
roor. 1.-THE sop thrws deosty Of y Bsume. 10
boi ing, greD frob pcum riree 10 the top and
d orld he skinn ed of The juice is someshst
u bid that juice, but m,y be clarified BY milk of
i'm a. readily can the latter n. Avequin says the
papof The Soryt um contains somewhat of the SAILS
Of yo'ssb, scid phosphate of lime and phosphate Of
usg n. sia than the Southern sugar cane.
tire r l.9 puts be found 10 contain T. 30 gramme.
sas of potash, acetate, muris,e and sulphsie; = Is
gu mes acid phosphate Of luce and phosphate Of mag
d, sib: O.l9 gramuee bydrated silics, mnef with
oIio,s of non snd mspapese AL Of which are in sou-
,D. tlCrg with org spic matters, sSch a. alSunieD,
vtsetsbe fbrin, cblorop hyl &c. At g B,nD q
gsIlob Of ~ sap weighs its., Ii or. drachn' IA
orgspi natters OF b., OF. 4g'aiDs EDglish weight
II gives Yer ,NO parts in weight: -,
su..r
Waier..,...
Total ..............................l,O0o
NJ Ay,ouip fuiiber say. that 10 make 900 pounds
o. un'tfned sugar, clespsed and VII dropped, s'th
the sorghum zap al density Of ,064 requires 80 10
800 gallons The sugar is Identical with that from
ID. csne Ole Thousand pound. of sugar gives no ess
n al fifty FIVE gallons o molasses, IN some Instances
even n,or.. UD al,ul4rions and tax ny his eIPer
IN .pts as the substanua basic, must b-h.te that
f,t M 9t to leo pounds Of raw sugar, ariied and
cal, be- cen be realized per in rather warm la
tuoes; 10 which NUT be added the molssses The
61oga s. CT crusteo canes sfford Al excellent forage
81 are gr atty relished by our stock.
OF course ike all similar saccbariue juices, the sap
q the sore hum readily enters into utnIou, snd
both NJ. Vmorin al NJ. Avequrn were enabled to
nsl ufa' brandy, species Of rum or tada and
beverage similar TO cider. All who are desiroas OF
puruIg inv esig stiops infinitely into its history,
composition and uetboo of Manufacture We would
r-,er 10 be plumbers Of The Working Fdrmer for
March April May and November at the present year,
in which will be- found the TRANSACTIONS of the pam.
Iblets and letters Of I'M. FnJriH and Avequia, and
Detailed instructions tor the manufacture of sugar by
Pr g. NaIes.
With yourself Sir we feel strong hopes Of the profit
able dom. site alton of tie sugar sorghum and believe
that in large eIrept Of ttrritory in North RI snd
North w.s'erD as sell the Southern States its
cultur- will be uncertain exh .nstve tn a
that e Indian cord. OLcoTT VAIL.
Ws.eAssfs, Far. School, Mount Vernon, N. r. 1885.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION

The Board met 1t the Office in Worth street, a
Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. vKKPLAScK being sbsnt
Mr.. Z. ID. NoRoAH presided.
Mr.. kennedy, Of Cssle Garden, reported ~ sfd4
vaIs at the Garden during The past monh II n ships
9Th 422 bcndsble passengers, and 74g rot Hsbis
bond. Their total cssh means was &i23 095; N sy@
sge of 467 s. bead. t..Ls
The following is the weekly statement Of the sdais|
Of the Commission: i
Number OF smisrsDfs arrived TO Nov g. lsss.
Number arrived since, 10 Dec 3, iss........."."
-.
Total.
1859. l0e4|
Number Of inmates IN institutions At Wards Isld. S1 Lo
Number In Marine HcsVtal.....".............. ~
ets'enept OF Finances Tor week ending December 10
0verdraf on Bank January l. lsos.............. esq
kecstpts 70 Nov, 70, 1850. en-. @ =
Received since 70 Dec, !, for commute L.ff i
don Of alien passenger. 1901 fo-~~
o1oI&
OsbufseueDts - per previous
count 20 NOV -. 1853. o2o, SO
PAID suLdry sspsnses ofNov. 10 and g. l4,rss N-r4u
Balance IN bAnhs.''..................... oL0
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ANOTHER VETERAN FREMONTER.

To Me Editor ~ The ". T. Trtbuns.
SIR: Permit me to Inform you that you have not
found the Oldest Fremobter yet. l am much pleased
with the CHEEKY notices you have given Capt Jacob
Hprd and John Titus, and presume brief sketch Of
8, ldeI of the Revolution more aged than either may
not be UNIV elcOme TO yourselves or readers. Henry
snaight of North Sheffield, Quo, native Of Rhode
Island is in The ninety Eighth year of his age and like
G,vebnabt for fighting brnveIy for ts Independence.
He Las voted at every Presidential election thus far
that has occurred in this couIty. When john z.
AcHne as a candidate he voted for him, and on the
4ih il st he voted for John G. Fremont.
clo.e by quoting few words from private letter
~riren unoer dale OF Nov. q. 1856, by one OF bis
negbb.Is:
Your grandfather is In usual health walled TO the seh"cL
house l~An,ps stsh In hand and enAr which ne
Amer vi difficulty clearing the hreah-
old be- his ehzr took bis Esses examined HE
teket 81. night and then voted fof Freedom
and He then returned HE chair and interested
the by rehessng Of the thrilling
of the battles Of Plsttsbursn and Monmouth
Respectfully Ike
"Cineinnat, Nov. 81 1885 H.seTRAfGHT."
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LATER FROM KANSAS.
vsr.pR or pRBE-srArE pRIsoTRRs
,,.vs rELEAsE , AGAIN.


-, ~ The MS-oar Democrat DC l.
essos'r'"'e fKASKIiR, X .ssas, NJ %, 3
v..t Saturday evening hn,J-o prisoners eecaped
49,, 81. prison IN Tccups b, eJ cut log TO soIes
S,-..h tbr walls with u-kst bayoGet u-sd n the
- 1.r a capdisst,ck. They had b-en c",fnsd there
,.,r,, n ~, T. gpsIdod by con p.ny vt Un,ed SthAs
Ssmry. Co beng 7. T'tsr of " compton - about \,
k.x. tLe T.,ri,os, wi hundred men foo N,osrasua,
= ,s,;,t "P,.ridcu, Walker II" He says after Cepua
I.,;cs |, al right be intends going into Guns,
n ,~v.lu.iaizc shst isi>ad, AID gaia TOR IA Sodn,
s,d IA. Sou,h atone. Col 4 h b.-u FIJI b sctsr al
h,. (, se and was in Cuba under the onfprtdoae
i an or II, seni Walls or the 1t com yany Il men ever
-, foH froui the Staies. He 20 kznsa. Aeou-
ne y NE Col. BufoId did, and ever lines De "
beet icebtif, with ihe troubles; Pro Ssv-ry nnru
fhp oBg h"nt, co.'d I,'oklng; a na 'se III Nesi"s
xrai.d Ia Florioa at the age Of twenty -"pe'
rch S,ntbe'D lady owns slave aud I9,ss $50
q a.. Hans TIE alleged murderer ~ D"'': ~ ~ -
has ben r.esved Cd writ of ha'eas cofpaS ST. .,
juate L<."ou.t L.. The Governor eu""to fu'1
u. Cb,ei j tee aud finds nnisof un"on " w my
thisg IN tie premises
CB1cA.o, "Wednesday, Dec B. 1000
We have Kansas dates b the @otn W -'''
9.y. Gesry Int. nds retailing inc p'''o
emil. ,,csp,d from Lec"mpton, 'ney o"' w ''u"'
m. S,.,o I,r, have found i,ls of indictment against
- D., slavery men meeting had been held
...-.... a.. and Surye, or e. neral tooun, Char
"a ,..oppced Gov. Geary and his inqu'stpria
-. AJs.nd.OId.r Convention is to be held at
Y,.,x, nth an the Ist iD,t. Col ntns gives notice
A., .l nerms desiring to 20 to Nicaragua TO 'endez
,,u, at ST. Louis the IOth mt, from whence H'roc
,a.,sge will be furnished to tnem After the settle
.ut If Central American affairs, the purpose lie t.
stieBd 10 Cuba
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orsrcs o. REcsIvEa OF rAxss New Coun aoasA
IN Co,lseuou Taxss pssssd April Is ts hereby rvs
ses to I'll Ia. Payses Who hav. omitted to psy hr ssss
e ths ycss less thss 1nlsss ths 4 PAID 10 s a nav
O6ss Ssloss As Psss day Of Jsssay shaA peosseA 3
soes ~ sdloe Of nhsrsss e - ,s a rvSss
tseb~ 70 tAs ~ Il psg~sas- Hnn1I H d0wAnD.
kSosver q FMS.
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Jnstrurtion.

business FDUCATION.-Mr. DOLBEAR,
- No 90 Broadway. keeps the largest COMasaCtAL
AGA DENY On New York and seiog ssiy s..sied y n
for Su,ipess supssio practical syie Students whs ss~
mute for hs receive sixty private lsssons essHs
quek sssr.s rapid busseswen and prssteL bsskkssp
Terms low.
HUDSON RIVER INSrTTUrE-A Clavss-
ack, Columbia Co., n r.. miles essto Hadsss Bessa
asne Fuel md Tuition In Eeshsh sln Ps yssk
Wns,r Yam Jan 1857 For drouars address
G. n GARDNER Principal.
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paneina ara6emiss.

4 DODWORTH" DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A. M s0s brosdway New York. No. Isl Montague plaeA
Braohiyu--Nev York Classes on WEDNESDAYS and SAT
URDAfS Brooklyn Classss on TUESDAYS and fhlpAIH
esa Lsdis. Private Glaze At 2 m PPas can :omns9ss
a. and Geutlemsn EVERY MONDAY EVENING 10 Bress-
Nn and EVERY SATURDAY EvENIS0 In Nsw-fssk
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90 mbom it mon Concern.

HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS and destruction of
Ii property the daily nfomsaon furnished throughout
the sd from the burning Of Fluid Now III dancer and the
PATENT INDiA-RUBBER PLtID LAMP, vhioh oanno. b.
bksn bursed exploded and cnaot Be ded when burn
na They the econonicsl, well the only GER
,inly sale Lamp IN In Appearance exusmely nes
and cannot I'll Gve entire sasctiDn We dsSirous al
Gansins Special Agencies evsy county the United States
favorable terms and solei' Of the hsst ts
ssamp 70 HAwXaURsr 4 MOTT, exclusive Maual.ctur,n
1, the DATED states No 90 Fulton st. New Civ
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Cost an6 fonn6.

T OST-$5 REWARD-A Silver PORTMON-
II MAZE was lost the Harlem Railroad cars 4h-sv on
Rdsy Dc The finder will receive the above re Saa
man thspks leaving the drug store OF THUS
BAILEY cor lthsv and sthst. who has the owner: name
engraved the Portuonnse and cards eonfsned IN
&10 REwARD.-LOST, in coming out OF
ocS S wa4sa ss :Ss fss Hsa
No 7 The 9nde, vii receive the above reYa ey ie
or with the Cashier of Taylors Saloon.
o. = REWARD-LOST-AS Small Black TRAY
I'D - ELLIN9 BAG containing articles Of Ladies' wearing
apparel Left Of the Wall street Ferry Boats be wsen
u md O'Clock Friday December 10Th The above reward
VIII be paid to any leaving said Bag AMI contents With the
subscriber s 81 Dey street, New York. R. B. LOCKWOOD
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Real estate for Sale.
ENARM LANDS for SALE.-The ILLINOIS
Il CENTRAL RAILROD COMPANY 10 now prepared Y
sep about TW o MILLIONS or ACRES Of
FARMING LANDS,
IN TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARD.

Ga LoDs Credits, ard At Low Rates of Interest
LAND. , , ,a.a .ss ", .oua T.. cSst ma
fertile . =: s: 1hsy extend a. With s' RSs @
soo.sns md Da.lstS in the q
~ js. o ths R.i ma none are more thsu esu mile dis
.at from III hence ready and cheap i;ss are 70,
.hs 20 81 my o. me - G
sna me s % ~ Ike ia ma SToasSaa s s, far
rs ,Ss sna ,os Saws Tor tnd Of
farm and garden produce.
p,donp.. %..rpeI.sd VI nsnaesns grove: Of Osi and
otaei Mn per M 'ou'os'n INC 'i"0' ''0 ''un' anu
The sod dIs neh mold ron one 70 nvs ress dep.a
senuy LSnS snS pecSnsh , nI ISt 1 az, TN Il,
md Si1n II. climate more healthy %d and sas:S
ma , .S o. Of eyyeesut xstep .bound
Il: snS ~.
to be cut down .tumps erubDsd or stone picked Of
: the ese " sss snd IN ans OLDER "a mns
nn crop o. non con- pi.sa on Ms '0 u'u
MnesI LOWE on inc sSa .uIe 70 s,u w,
brss. one and h Two sores per day Contrast s.a 3
pr Ven. By aaocS: aS The land may
and fenced the h' and under high state OF cultivation the
Corn grain cattle etc. will be Forwarded At reasonable
mvL.s W. ''' -'N " 0-' w. '''
Btumpous Coal 10 extensively mined along the Road and
cheap and desirable fuel beipg furnished
posts 81 per tun- Wood ca be had
ate per cord Extensive quarries opened
ins Stone Of saos.Ss suaisyNssch :. whit. and Blu. Lime
white red Sspd.rnashch be had Tor
more than the s.pslse q esn,por,s.on
The Cover men lands 10 the Land sses having generally
been witAarswn from market, emsrans heu tue Eastern
Bstee no Europe can Dc y this Company with
valuable Farms ~ the OLD prices ano terms wnisn IN ~
sic SS ~. 70 ssiss who think
Of ssss on them or IN soeaa oef 20 miad toAs
ne Lands o. ths me pness ,yt w%sn tnsy S
sSo are better o - e,s G
nionss more remote nom mSas. ~ p,ee io
sne IeseoL tna tne psnse % ~ " Va
lstef 70 market wiz Hs " neesy WA"eeeA on laon, su
htei ns yeAs euusson tnsJ require "~au1ss "aa"A
MOI me eese WIZ itnn "a, anu 4, ,., . A. A.,
ne .ane SuAA poae 49, u VISION ~ tne snos n e1e
Iofss o. na.s sna ' ,h a,ss ,sSsn. lsns
may De iouhd near the taA osssnce 70
h nd eyery hundIed es tne OF tnose Snds
are earned eaheI Ia sssons OF oenup 90 wA'ol
nons Decreases the expenses OF wncn NUT Dc
borne BY the settlers in tbs reduced price OF their and
10 that extent precisely are the incomes from the fms and
EQUINE on htr Investments annually snd every reduced
The great fertility OF the lands now offered for sale oy this
Con their yield those OF the Eastern
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Gbanres for Busii,ess Alien.

TOR SALE.-The STOCK, FIXTURES, and
II LEASE o od-estabiished MALLEA8LE IRON and
CARRIAGE HARDWARE STORE 10 offered Tor Tue
stoch light and well sssoed and will be sold favorable
terms for cash approved paper Address box No F. o.
M ILL PROPERTY for SALE.-Tne subscriber
Xvl offers for SALE his entire MILL PROPERTY, consist
NJ Of Grist NIL with Of sones and Saw Nj all In
orders tines Dwelling Houses and about eny Of
Land The Mls al the word and they
the beat Of between Csyusa and Senees
Lakes.
Also, In addition the above will sell my RESIDENCE
consisting Of 6ns Gothic House and Cssnass house. and
Of Land The property VIII be sold ct very oW
phee, sad would take Western land n part payment
w. C WOODWORTH.
Frumansbursh fompkhs Co., n Y, Nov. L. 1855
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GIFTS and PRESENTS # for the HOLIDAYS .
OGERS'S b. II

DS AND TOYS,
Broadway.
ed, and no effort bss been spared
nd varied assortment Of FANCY
q Holiday Season, selected from
which viii be
PRICES OF IMPORTATION,
,se all competition In the low
rtent Of his assortment
" ARTICLES:
? Jewel Boxes, Of Shell, Psaxi
and Glass,
Q Glsss asd Pearl Odor Boxes,
10 old Chains, Rings and
VI Brooches,
French Jewelry, Brooches,
4 Bracelets, &c,
IRich Poroslsin, China nd Glass
81 Vases,
IPuian and China Figures and
u Ornaments,
l6l.ss aud Pearl Brdds and
III Necklaces,
Tourists Travelling Bags and
Il Companions,
superior Cutlery, Scissors,
II Knives, &c,
Canes, Cigar Stands and Gases.
,MENT AND INSTRUCTION
IL AGES:
lGeographdcal and Historical
Games,
building Blocks and Houses,
!. Puzzles of every description,
!, spelling and Reading Crimes
TOILET ARTICLES:
. Ladies' Powder and Powder
Boxes,
Toilet Mirrors,
!, Toilette Bottles,
COLOGNE WAter,
J Perfumery and Extracts Of all
varieties
)LLSi TOYS!
Toy Wagons, Carts and Horses,
Menageries, Thesters.
otabies, stores,
Nosh's Arks,
Carriages, Horses and the Ele-
phaRt,
Woolly Dogs, Sheep and Costs.
Swiss Cottages and Farm-yards,
! Stoves, Kitchen Utensils and
/ Kitchens,
STEAMBOATS,, Locomotives and
Vi Cars,
Fire Engines,
Sand and Water Mills,
lSoldierS Caps and other Ac-
Il coutrements,
Rocking Horses.
AND SOLD AT
lSIVE BAZAAR OF FANCY
AND TOYS,
RI, four doors above Spring-st.
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FANCY GOO
-I- No. go
These goods are just impou'
10 Obtain the most extea dve o.
ARTICLES and Toys for the
every part of the world, all Of
BOLD AT THE LOWEST
As Mr.. Rogers win challsn
prices, variety and ex
RICH FANG
LAdses and Gcotlsmep's Dress.
ing Cases,
Velvet and Leather Rsticuls'
and BAgs,
LAdies Work-Boxss Of ever
Pssa and Shell, Card Cases and
Tablets,
Pearl snd slvs. P9tmonnsiss
and Psrses,
Fans. Of Peszi. Ivory, Sandal
Wood, 10.
Blob Pspier hache FoBos and
Desks,
Rich Pspaer Mscbe Wosk.
Tables and Stands,
Jet Bracelets and other Orns.
suPsrb Psrisa MedNliens, Of
GALES Est ron THE AMUsr
OF AL
Chess and Domknoes,
Bsttiedores and 0rsces,
Bsxstelle aaa Tivoh Boards,
Playing Cards Of every variety.
CribbAge ard Solitaire Bosrds,
Beokksmmon ard Chess Boards
PERfUMERY AND
Shah'Bsck and Dressing C ,mbs
Ivory and Rubber Combs,
Pearl and Ivory Tooth Brushes,
Hair, Comb, and Nail Brushes,
Clothes and Table Brushes.
Extra Psrfamed and Fancy
TOYS! DO
Baby Houses,
Boxes Of Furniture,
wsz and n odel Dolls,
Rag Dolls, Rebbet Dells,
China Dolls, Paper Dolls,
Toy Pianos, Dulcimers, and
Harmonious.
Toy Tea and Dinner Sets Of
Britannia. China, Glass and
Wood,
Magic Lanterns.
Mechsnicd Toys Of every va
Magnetic Fish, Ducks Boats
&C.,
Drums, Swords and TTumpcts,
Guns, Pistols and Cannon,
IMPORTED
II. 8. ROGERSS ExTEN
GOODS A
mo. 400 Broadway, Newton
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CIFT rs GIFTS, GIFTS
III RAND PrsH EoR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
~ lift M + L o d Z o N s.
M CARHARTs PATENT.

u r vi II u Il
N CARHARTs PATENT
large and well selected assortment Of MELODEONS,
treng several styles and all the latest and beat improve
meats having been manufactured expressly for HOLIDAY
GIFTS will be exhibited the Of the undersgned
Thote wishing TO make present combining beauty with ut
y the public generally respectfully invited call and
examine The FINEST STOCK or MELODEONS EVER
EXHIBITED The following among the styles havs
4 octave, scroll leg portable 9&
A octave. scroll leg, port.oe, $50
octave scroll leg, portable, S7a
5octsve piano s;cle 3loot
soctsve. piano style y 10
6octsve, piano style ex'ra hnsh; $50
5octsye double reed, 2stops, el50
octave, double reed, stops ere
5ootave banks Of keys ase Of reeds and coupler ee
5oosve OF keys Of reeds and coupler carved
legs, fancy case, $50. CARHART, NEEDHAM Co.,
DIV .'' No. o. East d-st., Nev-York.
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Horses, Carriages, &f.

CARRIAGES FOR SALE.-Two beautiful
" BROUGBAM ROCKAwAYs, with Pole and Shafts;
BUGGIES. with and without Tops will be sold very low
Apply at No. 54 Broadway opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
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GILL KS, SILKS. 81
~ At Redzced Prices, uos
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11iano- fcrtes ano fflnsir.

A FULL assortment Of new 7-octave, hEytcAss
"A Boston PIANOS, in carved and plain Tor RENT
ednsed rstss with applied purchased Second han4
Pisno Nelodeoos for Sale for Rent New
hAnOs ct pest bsrssns fer Cssh- ST, GORDON.
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IiIinois Central Railroad Company
Ofice in Illinois Central Railroad Depot. Chicago, Ill

Tor SALE-A large FACTORY and valuable
Il wATER-PowER, suitable for mill say other
manufacturing purpvse the 8ronx River iles
City Hail. at fueishoe Depot, the Harlem Railroad with
so Of Land, three Houses CsagemAkers Shop Barn.
k The f.cso5y four ster 50 By 50 feet A.o sdSninl
orestory Badine BY IS feet ali in perfect order The
tory and Of the land Nth the would be sold
sp1ay or the whole property would be exchanged for dr't
D. HODGMAN No. q Maidenlsne
FOR SALE-The property in 12TH-ST., next
to the southwest OF Avenue c. consisting Of four
LOTS Ito feet front BY lbs feet deep, with 6rick FACTORY,
q BY So and Brick 5r0REH0USE and STABLE In tho
There 10 ssTEAM-ENGINE and BOILERS ready ss on the
premises which will b. sod with the property required Its
near location the Novelty and other large lion Works
Gers this properly desbls for manufacturing purposes
Apply to HENRY 0OTHOUr. No Cli6.st. corner Johu.
II ANZAS LANDS.-Ths Trustees for tho pur-
IA chase Of Lands In Kansas Will receive depods trust
apply them the purchase Of the Delaware Inans Trust
Lnd cad the purchase Of other lAnds Kansas n
the general fund eioo bearing interest," snd receivable sar
shAss Of lands Of the Trust.
Fos sab.pdsn for special nvsxnents for further
nsotmson, apply 70 the TIes,ysss Rsrsons or y lses. Il
AMOS A. LAWRENCH,
WI DUDLEY PfCKkAN, TrustSsa
ROBERT B. sTORER
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DIANOS and MELODEONS.-The HORACE
i WATERS Hodsrn improved PIANOS and MELODkOAs
no 70 b. found ny No SIS Broadway Pianos 70 Bent nd
rsnt allowed ousshass, for sale monthly paymean
sepnd bod Pianos rom - 70 oDei M:sdso1s - 70 ci
Pianos for elegance Of conssrueou superior depth md twee
Of tone, pronounced BY compsseat judges q u.
al Havns inspected large number Of the Horace Wstsu
Pianos spsak Of their nes from personal kAowisdea
A b~dna of the very best quality"
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% r EN- IUM PIANOS-SCHUETZ q
LUDOLFF would respectfully invite purchasers OF Pianos
to their choice assortment Of premium Pianos They are
kpovedsed superior other manufacturers Square Pano
and have found appreciation By the following eminent
siss: Nrs Seeun Mr. Paul Julien Mr. A. Gockel, and Mr..
NJ saakoscb By whom the references willingly vea-
Our Psuos awarded prenums he Exhibissoa q the
American Institute Crystal Palace New York. l85S8 Al
Pianos warranted. SCHBkTZE LUDOLfF,
No. 45s Broome- st., near the ode Of Broadway