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Mr.. FlLLMoREs CONFIDENCE IN POPULAR GOVERN
AENr.-" May God save the country" exclam-
ed Mr.. Fillmore in letter to Mr.. Clay in 1874 "FoR
IT IS EVIDENT THE PEOPLE WILL NOT" There is
volume of meaning and of concentrated wrath in
that brief sentence. Mr.. Clay had just been defeat
ed for President, and Mr.. Fillmore for Governor of
New York The country was evidently "ruined
about that time but, somehow or other,it has
aged to worry" itself along pretty respectfully
ever since.
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Mr.. Douglass bill providing that when Kansas has
the requisite population, she may enter into the
Union with such constitution as she may adopt,
without reference to the slavery question, will un-
doubtelly pass the Senate and the Washington Star
states that it will also have clear majority in the
Honse
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BALTIMORE, April 3O-Flour is unchanged; sales
of 2,OUL bbls Howard street -four at Sc. Wheat is
unchanged Corn is dull aud very irregular in price
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y JOHNSTON coUNTY:-The Democrats of Johnston
ooonty Will hold Convention at the Court House
!" om'thfieId on Saturday the 10th of May, to NOM
''a'e candidates for the Legislature A full atten-
asace is earnestly requested.
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CLEAvELAND TMEs-Mr. j. E. Newson, has dis
posed of his interest in this paper to DR.. L. L. Smith,
who bows himself into the concern in neat Sal.
uatory. The ''Times" is an unfinching democratic
journal, and is in every way deserving of public
patronage.
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NORTH.CAROLINA BONDS.

OFFICE TIE ATLANTIC l. n. C. R. r. Co.,
NEwBERS, April i9, 1856.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS, (t5O0 &
II $lur) can be obtained frum Pulaski CowIe, Esq,
who is the authorized agent of this Company for the sale
of said Bonds in the City Of Raleigh. sEss
JOHN ID. WHTTFORD,
Prest At. and N. C. 3. b Co.
April a9, 1856. 4s-tf
SEGARS Il TOBACCO-of the finest quality Il
~ ways On ha.d ai the d. ug Store of
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD,
RsasiSas y. q, April 1sts, lss@ Sss
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6g For interesting biographical sketches of Sam
uel "skup, E. A. Crudup, Tod r. Caldwell, Angus
H. Kelly, John A. Baker, Ralph Gorrell, John A.
oilrner and others, see the last Fayetteville Argus
Verify, these Johnsons have their Boswell
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NoRTH-CA CARoLINA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1856
THE PLATFORMS.

We publish to-day, so that our readers may have
them al. before them in one paper, the Resolutions
of the last Democratic National Convention--the
Resolutions of the late Democratic State Convention
the Resolutions of the late K. N. National Con-
vention-and the Resolutions of the Greensbolough
Convention.
The Register" desired recently to impress the
fact upon its readers that the K Ms have nation
al platform. What does the Editor say now, after
the adoption by the Greensborough Convention of
the February platform?.
Democratic principles are always the same-they
never change. The X. Ms bring out new batch
Of principles every six months, to suit their
venence, or to meet what they may regard as the
popular demand. Not SO with the Democrats
Every four years they reassert their principles and
if they add to their declarations, they do with the
sole view of presenting more compact front, if pos
sibe, against the enemies of the Constitution and
the Union.
We ask the people to compare the platforms care
fully and thoughtuly and then decide for themselves
upon their n,erits.
The following is the twelfth section of the K. N.
platform of June, 1865, which was stricken out by
the late K N. National Convention in Philadelphia.
1t was stricken out by strictly sectional vote, and
Southern Shareholders acquiesce in the act:
The American party having arisen upon the ruins and
in spite of the opposition of the Wing and Democratic
ties cannot be in any responsible for the obnoxious
violated pledges uf either. And the systematic ag
atiun of the slavery question by those parties having ee
waited SECTIONAL h,sly into positive element of political
pow and brought institutions into peril it has there
fore become the imperative duty Of the American party
interpoSe Tor the purpose Of giving the country
and perpeuty the Union. AMI experience has shown
IL impossible to reconcile pniuus extreme those
which separate the dsputan1s and there be dis
honor i'll submitting the laws the National Council has
deemed it the best guarantee Of common and of flu
peace to ubd by and the existing laws upon
the subject of slavery, final and cnc usive settlement
Uf that subject, sp rt and substance.
And regarding it the highest duty their opinions
upo subject Important in distinct and unequ.vucal
terms. it hereby declared the of the National
Council that Congress power under the Con-
sttulon to egisaie upon the subject of slavery the
States where does exist, exclude Stale
from admission the Union because Constitution
des does not recognize the institution Of slavery
part of its SOCIAL and expressly preermttng
expression ct opinion upon the pwer u Congress esab
llsh prohibit slavery any Territory. it the of
the National Council that Congress ought not 10 legsae
upon the subject of slavery wilhn the Of the
United States. and that interference by Congress with
slavery the District of Columbia would be u
voia of the spirit and intention of the compact by which
Maryland ceded the District to the United States, and
breach uf the national flth.'
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New York, April 30.-Flour, Wheat and Corn
firm and unchanged. Stocks are dull.
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The Knuckle Washing Machine.
Patented by Christopher HoIngsworth Indiana May 4th
1852.

MADE AND SOLD BY
XANDER KSON.
Owner of the Patent Right in the Counties of Johnston,
Wake. Orange, Person and Alamance.
TUNHESE MACHINES SAVE TINE, LABOR, SOAP
aud clothes as the DIRT is taken without rubbing
They will in year ordinary sized family
than their There work which females called
upon to perform that laboruus and unhealthy wash
ing great many Machines have been invented fr the
purpose of relieving this labor but answered the pur
pse until the intr. .ductun of the KNUCELE MACHINE
which has given entire satisfaction when fully and fairly
tested.
Price of the Machine delivered persons in any the
above named countless ren dollars All orders addressed
to Alexander Dickson, Hllsborough. Orange county, n.
c., will be promptly attended to.
Every Machine warranted when fully and fairly tried
May 2. 1855. ll23-wly.
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MARRIED

MARRIED.
On the oath ult., by VIM. r. Poole, Esq., Mr.. Wn
Powell, Sr., to Mrs. Clara Green, all of Wake.
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753,542 $50, 40 OF
w Raleigh Register, Wilmington Journal and
Commercial, Fayetteville Carolinian Democratic Pr
oneer, Goldsborough Tribune, Warrenton News,
Newbern Journal, Greensborough Patriot Salisbury
Banner, Rockingham Democrat, Western Democrat,
and Ashevle News will copy three times and for
ward accounts for same to this office
Raleigh, May 9, 1856. 47-3t
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CAMERON, THE RENEGADE.-The Fayetteville OBJ
server is justly severe upon Mr.. Cameron Of the
Argus, and one of the X. n. Electors for the State
at large for his declaration that the old line Wings
are tories -" contemplate -" secessionistS,"
&c. The Observer reminds the Editor that he is
traitor to the Wing party, having deserted it and
joined another party. 1.-The Whig party traitors?"
asks the Observer-"We never before heard that
who stood by their colors, through adversely
well as prosperity, through defeat we'll as tri.
umph, while the timid and the ambitious W. re de-
serting them and focking to other standards where
the poy likely to be better, were obnoxious to
the charge of treason" The Observer informs the
Argus that if such is to be the system Of election
eering for Fillmore and Donelson, I" it needs no
ghost to tell that many Wings will be deferred from
voting at all for PRESIDENT If Cameron should be
continued as one of the X. n State Electors and if
any old line Wings should vote for Fillmore and
Doneson, they will, of course, scratch his name
from the ticket. 1t will make difference, as the
voting for the X. n Electoral ticket will be mere
matter of form. No believes that Fillmore and
Donelson carry the State.
Cameron, the renegade! The old line Wings,
whom he has so grossly nsulted will remember and
mark him. Buftoonery and Becky Sweat" nom
sense will not avail him in matter like this.
Acou11rAL OF SAwYEE-We learn from the last
Elizabeth City Sentinel that at the late term Of Pas.
quotank Superior Court, Judge Manly presiding
Capt. Spencer Sawyer put on his trial for the
murder of William Charles, and acquitted Messrs
Solicitor Smith and W. T. Martin, Esq, appeared
for the State, and Hon. G. E. Badger, Thomas F.
Jones' r. R. Heath, and G. w. Brooks, Esq, for the
accused The Sentinel says:
"Wm F. Martin, Esqr. of this place. in a brief but elo
quent manner opened for the State and followed by
Mr. BADGER the part of the accused. He addressed the
jury in speech of nearly five hours in length in which
ability, ingenuity and skill evinced, in every way
mensurate with his reputation profound lawyer.
hr. Solicitor Smith replied in argument of about
three hours in which he covered the whole testimony de
'verng of the ablest speeches it lot
have heard. He than sustained his reputation. The
Jury then received HIS Honors charge which search
ing Investigation Of the testimony upon both SIDES when
they retired and after absence of about hour
ed verdict Of " Not guilty.
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L. p. HUNT & CO,
WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE THEIR
Second Gift Enterprise
1n the 29th of May, 1856, at Louisville, Kentucky

10000 DOL l. ARS!
FOUNDED REAL ESTATE.
w Bonds given with good security for the payment Of
- al r-izes.
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" b. PALMERs ADVERTISING AGENCY.

mrs OF IIyTN6-Tto world !. slow 70 chang. old h.bi,
scr a. end sticks 70 then very oos,nsely 10 many Of our
We fortunate OF beautiful sppsrs'ns ans arc
too clumsy to sPPy j. pTGpsy TO- m D1rpoe Tn: ss ,di
cdn aerce publicity the great element Il AID
yct with little Of that indispensable ee
iner when we nay murh need OF H. We do
DO, perceive, clearly should that the late steam devil
bought within Sairs distance of him hundred time. the
nanb, a customers he had before Now the means Of "a
an.vcr enlarged circle He the far reaching
Of the pres ne deres 20 have the benefit OF t happy
change IN the ,luesf he i. dull the nvsntss'
breuei Thin hi .rh and stretch GU, ii. hand them
Tn various of living which have .ooned the manners
SIDED and perfected by operation Of the Press In act
this the di-covere. and improvements Of .ocA ie
be on her seTsr eaGs The Pre-. the sre. Of
The Nnrteenh Century Like tho eePh.n-eu, far ey.ss
ia s1nt sTd also pix up pin wi'h THE Pres. pr Gn
the most Formidable well the finest frs's IL ran anni
late ROYAL dynasty and u can bcNby sdde.. s 70 o.u
I'D Of the huInbls trader OF small country tpb
you have to offer their noce Whist you nsy dtsIs 20 oo
ian from The 81 advertising sets down the CON
TO- tide his procrediuzs BY H. the exchsnses Of
made with Tapid'iJ ana satistsct9n ~, a.
their oceusyn and the results are always confor 20
snc Of ns There are Ten thousand u, ~.
sou who had planned encouraging enterprise and wished ai
n 'a 70 g n;ys som a"@s 1 in s nesb"r
hood. and be- want. me as much HIM So that 10
S, here sfo ths two halves OF profitable project lyns
and ,,,ng in vain 10 come to one another the crowd"
Such VS. indeed the But II he had advertised his "lsHes
~ he said he was resolved do and the other uuhesrdof
hs done the SANE heads would have been put together
md iart you'd hays S9Te 70 NC
TIE EegYork TbuneD expressed own hearty .Pproh,tin
Of The wellplanned aud welldireccd eaor. Of M b.
PRS snd ADVERTISING, whereby of bushes. any
city could sdvese in any OF In all parts OF the Union IN ne
price To Press and TO The business community this plan
Alike most sysnisscog. and Mr. PAtMEKs pessEe q, !.
and he 81 ppoft Of both
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w Who in or about the year 1890 sailed from England with
his brother John Inds but left the ship the Cape Of God
Hope and ultimately settled In the United States and a. Il
oposcd Chtriers IN Washington County IN the State OF
Pnsyyans tho Of his death, his mex Of kin.
viii app'y 20 JOHN WILLIAM HOWARD OF No: SO Fen.
chuh London Solicitor they Will hear OF something con
.iderably t. their advantage.
The said William Rowey vas the son OF very respectable
acnsn who for period OF his life resided In orkshite
INV who give satisfactory information respecting
he death Of the ssid lillian Rowley will be rewarded
plcsfiOn a above
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WIRE ROPE-For all kiads OF Ho,,ii., 4.
w oiudiax su0ARH0UsYS, MINIS TkCfsx..
PLsNf &c. Al~o for STANDING RI0GISo r., s'sss
every S..sIl.los, sns SASH WEIGHTS IL wiSDowSs
ksBckolT'S STEAM oAuGss, DUD0s IVA nv
PACKING a., for 81 EAA vksskI-S &>o
EN0iNL eoiLkiis sad AAChisERy boas. .aa a. -
cIlHi-s.ot. 80
AS. PLANS ssd SPECIFICATIONS p~rsrs
CHARLES ". corr; LAND Csas,itinr R.,..
No. e. Bse>i~ ~. Ne..Y.x
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Donntp fano noarronts.

ROUNIY LAND-WARRANr OFFICE, No. g
NHsry-, New. Yc.k-Tho ksAts. rnAriet pros psid ~
LAND SkRRANIi md AZ vs.-alis cod By g1srsr
ed ani l,szisl b "a: 81 0shetsss, oa rsc~s. Of n1
Hsl wsr.s. srcar-.& p, so.lJes No x.sn ssadai b
sUassy Las4A "a spP. SA' cr "a e - ~
T AND WARRANTS bought st the histsst ca
s:aaspN : = .vyo. wJooefAs EASNt1nA
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DART NER- S50, 000.-WANTED, an active
sl!eut PARTNER " IN ts amount, join the sdver
il-r 70 extend saie and r-otab.a IMPORT and COMMITS
SION BUSINESS. Add7ess FORWARDS, Tribune Once.
ScHEW STEAM FLEET for SALE. Tho
kJpIRECTORS Of H. GENERAL e REV STEAM SHIP
PING COMPANY, Eiyts no,. nat ~ " ole Of eir p nd!
rot q ScncI 1ilt By Ntessrs L J. MARE Co. Back
sa Is nev fog hLt ri ass ley prepsrcd receive
I-,sosas from Pl.,srrs sny Of hc Following Ships:
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49, 3z1.4I1rpX ND WESTERN ADvER-
Oy,IcP REcrIvyR OF TAxIs,
n 81 h,rnbcrs-ss. (urw CosrShO,-
no AVOID ths risks thai must Inevitably occar

tho AVOID tDe IIsKs 'u"I ,lur' TIC ''.,"Iy ~
The crowd Of TsxPsyers who pat Oh 70 The lates dJ
- Hosi ~ hcr ts-es hsve determined 20 adovhe fo
u. vh,rh viii BE- rdly adhered 10 durinE my term II
go. ,sI receive money after oclsi Every
- ri, Depsr,nent 10 STRICTLY rRoHfBIrfD from ~
containing money or checks for the merit
~ T.,rs By order HENRY u. HOW ARD R>eeivsr.
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uyyp AuBIN PORTABLE GAS WORKS sre

III y
nov Aindc. 70 ~ tho brsi known. te'heI w Pr
hnus ~ Cos yan. because Of their simplicity o' ems IL
,nd OF son u car FREEDOM f,orn ,me and tse -. -.
90, the do not require mech nios sk OF Fl
tsndsuce tie, viii work AT snd dAJ reqoa 80, ,ny ms
The pms and cannct explode They 'enefHie With
ters rsGz It. The sdvs1iAze- " S ~,rker h
the fci that with working pan sny APdr oar p..en
safe 81 d rr,ftable iDyesinep PAirs " al huy
will vi. nyesiiEstf II ,pes i.sar Newton. o.
ts peysn Hoase Absay in m.ny Ssss in ness
z-e<L..lcx vii y, for scS.rs y, 9l
u -, - 81, j,ff,rp.iiOn .Ipy 70 " aoDtt,.
49, NICK or H. q HAWLEl 20, nD--J
gJ,O SOUTHERN and WESIEKsN $3.50 :.
TlsrRs-1i soeh.,. og1. .n son.any inere.as
$1,000 eos,L a. south west, u one OF W oo' ~ ~. -
~ ths.c who Win ,d1s- n TO- IS, ss,ns. Cad.
ss voss az one ner eS a.
q: Aop,;CY Nc. 10 Hssssusi Ncw-' OH wnsre
o.-,s- ~ - . en-.
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~ CONTRACTORS said p'oposss Will be rseelvsd By
the undersigned at THAR ohce No 4WslIst NewfoIk until
RoelosL at OF THURSDAY, September g. 1885, for tho
NApING aud BIILDINO aomp~ete OF shout Eve miles Of
Wen.
luis work svy ard vel N tbe attention q Contract
enSw require about 10000 bFck, CO. Wv cubic ysds Of
sope usscuy nnd go ooo Tho yards OF excavation and
hsikmn MstHisis D. etrly obslred Labor aud sup
pes rsdy hand Tbt vcgf VIII be divided into convenient
seHioha
Plans and spocfosrt vs. be ready for inspection sfer
TUESDAY the 10th ir. the of 20 of tho Nassau Water
Cpnlpny Hslsey's Bergs Er,cEyn whore the Engineers
viz sy all necessary !I.Dstr reference DO made
s,rcfkSt
TIE axht Il reserved q ZeJ * sry D. pos'ls made.
IL & WELLES & Co. No. Wallrt Y
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Goal, sc.
Wroreries.
professional Notices.

.--.>,.o..~-~.-,s.~.>>
DATEN for INV MENTIONS,
No o WALL-ST
Ia undIssaed respectfully oacrs his ."ryicAs In al tbs
y.;o. pi,gr !. R,9SrySns sad dsi.aSns LII
OF seen year, embrc. also evcy country q Harope and
Ar1crrs has naturally trs;ed Ia his hands mAs OF
important Information In other 10 be acquired respect
!ng various Laws force aud the practice necessary 10 ne
obianips Of raiS Foreign well American Ps.ents
JOSEPH T. PRISON
rINHE undersigned have associated themselves
.oseees % tanssct ,he business Of PRoCURiHG an!
NIsDIC Arfk0 PATFhlS IL all ia brsnches In tho United
State. ana abroad THOMAS EwBANK tths late Commls
Psisps win attend 70 the psaion OF applications
for Pacns and bo Copspc al questions important
10 invcntoss or esnsns All letters in relation Innovations
or d, cuts must be accompanied With fee.
No unde may be consuhed AL questions relating
Pstents essi proceedings thereon al No. WslstNex
yorh Aua Il ltsd JOSEPH BLUNT.
THOS EWBANk.
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Cdnfina Academies.
poDWoRTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,

poDVORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
n. Nc. s0 RrosJoay Nev-lort. SD
~ =; Moutssae-p!sce. hnoosiJa
Nsu.Y,-s Cisoss Me'resfsJs sad SsiIfdsy~ CO.
-,s,,- on Sardsy o toh-sl BFoetiya CAs'e' On 49,
dv.,7i Tridavs cjlrssas p. Tuesday Oc SAD
st. P-vaca CEss Cirrrs-s cants.nns tsrns, ~
- D. =, A, ether a A lHenLes. Tie N "a S".ce- -
:. Mr. DoJ,sor-h <old tsse occasion 20 sssir- his
eor. tha, 20 cx-on wiz b oHi,tsd tiat VII be OF sEsn
~. 20 10 pups e any "sy nants.n inc WY sseAsAs
% t.,!5n aov = ,ssessed by lis Academies
nROOKTYN.-Mrs. 4. LANNAY's DANCING
ID SCHOOL vii b. re1pelsl o.. 3 a. Non'aSve Hal no
jCoa-,.-i. Lessons - WEDNESDAYS snd SAT- kDAts'
.,-- irs a. - oro,s Ma D~- Dslssntcs o. heretofore
la n a. - terl. sd ,sllslioGs bs hal on sPp-c''
on % 'tr. IaSSAY :. 10 C3 Wto--ahy -
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instruction.

AIADY who has spent many years in study. and
in ENGLIsH. FRESCB SPANISH. or GERMAN The
"a the Course Siuey eesrsd IN the fr.nes % sp~!sA
I'D b. TAUGHT By the single less0s in classes ApJ
a. Ne z, Greepe-S.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ TO mACHINISTS-S@sed Proposals will be received ct
tssGce q tho undcrsEed NTH Oct a. noon for the CON,
rfht C1fON o. two PUMPING ENGINES. Cornish equal
coIasb tho Brooklyn Wafer Works. Of capacity TO raise
ten Hions New Yoh sssOns daily each l7o feet high with
fcdsons ppa,,i r hon. and % be Of bret class WORK
chip Dressings dsa I-etey defining tho style and char
rose With description specE,sons aud further information
nay h. bad tho Office OF mo Oh gEeer j. p Kikwood,
80 No Ilssys Buldds, BfooiIyn or Of Tho
lks nigh 10 reserved ny the proposals made
~ H. = WTLLES & Co, 10. Wsllst. N. Y.
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0banres for Dusinsss Men.

Z PROFITABLE MANUFACTURING CSI-
MSS for SALE on Of ~ heath. 5000 required
A - -. A. r. B. Tribune Ofro>
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DOY's SCHOOI--The subscrber b. opened
- SCHOOL hT BOts a No % Nc .s+,-sy ,-,,, ,,r
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no EDITORS.-'n.-third of !. daily paper in
j Boston vii BE- SOL e IN 90 p,rson b.
'sks eh 81 tic ID: .'icnt A.rcss PUBLISHER,
It's ~ PrilnlgM & co.,. " 10 Nss.atst-
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\ enn -Fpr SALE CHEAP-A .plendid

Sn S.SUNbs Eur-s,ory English Besea.en, HOUSE %
4., t.wc,r S,hsv and Brsd-sy has every modern IN
WV rent bells. speaking ubes hot aud cold In every
slnb lot hss ;b- hxtur-s
ei,is sr chandelier. nov In house. and rvsty
Sy In aud oEly tb- above required in cash;
fslne, cen rersin Inquire building. 81
81 Ell Likely No oWest hsi. between ia And sh-av.
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ID DAY SCHOOL fo5 YOUNG GENTLEMEN No ~
sd,r corner o( - NzTks rlso Tic inrisGi s=i Atsrs
"a It.rafur S FsrlsEtaTy ard Adva- 81 Me
en- .iL. the EKs+ Scnoe- shFuuxh torlna'fr- Al
lrsae oo,s.- Primary D,p.r-IsH, hfs o-n o'.G--+1
III Ierh Ar~ep1 ~ tbs l. sthCllc1 MI cou-E u
NONDAT the # ,p'.rEt-- =. Gins lasT u t;1t
IL Me-srs Il T. klE2SrED ScN. Nc - Bicsl-sY c.-ls
a SprnKs.
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1ii1 FieSt such trsod, Will Ia dis
S1 bS pubic tuci or ia s.. CITY Of LONDON In the
eonth 81 OCTOBER NM OF Vrh lr ioicc will be siVcn
IoSpos. Ao2 VI, 49, J'NF- LANNIN6, Msrsg--.
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Westpor.. c., "a raes flOm New York Il -is ~ r.
snuum. For pa-g.ss address The Principal, GIpJ =. -
Auerican School Institute, Nc. S45 Broad~sy, " Y.
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A FEW desirable ROOMS, with full or partial
~ BOARD b. lad in he inodernbu brow stone
Houses Nos o- and 10, Last lhhs' opposite the Academy
Of Mnaic.
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A PROTESTANT FrUch widow lady teacher
~ a he pr,rcA lsnsuas, Pencil md Crlyon DrswinL
,,,,s n W.sr Col n, des!rvus VI making enssSsnrt
In n .Ssys viii educational ta,i0n rz
:. Sa, IN tl- vicinity Very sod testaaenss
10 er.,ns. a Ae1Isss q. y, Tnbuae Once. pm.
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nO KIM WAhTrD. and PARrNER. 10 en.
% t0bom i; iEap Gcnrsrn.

A DyERIISERS spiy az V. b. PALMERs
~ ADNJHTiSiNS ArLNLH, q VIXEN requested, walt.
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ID BOARDiso
SCH OOL
A. Little P,rry Rsreeu CO., Efe nrs frOm HDeokeu r.
III. n. t.,n e 4 a Ot- q. faPs received any tina
RVS Rc.rd AZ iuis frUm . l9 " et1e PEG ycsl he
eirvx Arse . in tsss. cuaIs s4ssrss - ~
= - - - , 4 B. WlSANC Pin 49,. .
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Board an0 Rooms.

4 LADY desires BOARD in Private Family.
N Tcus must be moderate Addres Mis-. 4. School OF De
sign, No. ie7 Broadway
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VALUABLE fAhn bf SaLk--tV acres OF
V superior FARM LAND. in 8. Iron Ore region and well
known eon.sut Iron Orhve niIes distant FROM PAraixve
I'm Work. Oh. he largest uhetors Of RA.d Iron
In P.nnsyh,n Ahs two Iron Mnes yins A.eens 70 sad
k.m fr tsr Der particular. spg'I TO LEWIS md SIS
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no OWNERs Of RRAI. ESrATE.-WAErED

j 90 PUfCiihSi;-H,'hsr fovs fgx LOTS OF GROUND,
Jins t"scset. sius or -. pt't ~ the tity of SvSork
bondUo by Cfe, 'hq 'cah 01t houstbrs'. tho
rh, pcnsc- wuca te .e'"n lcing' livery ITO
III.