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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-19
OUT AT LAST

The last "Raleigh Register publishes q
list of delegates from various States to the
n. N. national Convention, to be held at
Philadelphia on the 22d instant; and in this
list we see the names of John H. Haughton
and John F. Hoke, as delegates at large
from North Carolina. This is the first pub
lie announcement of the names of delegates
from this State; yet it was pretended that,
at the meeting of the X. N. Council OF Con-
vention in this place, last October all Sc
cresy was removed from X. N. proceedings.
| We are satisfied from this, and from other
circumstances, that this removal of secresv
is all humbug, intended to mislead and de-
ceive.
We are not surprised to find Mr.. Haugh-
toms name among the delegates but we
call upon the ''Register', to inform the pub
lie by what authority he records John F.
Hoke as K. N. delegate from North Car
DINA Our understanding of Capt. Hoke's
position is, that he has withdrawn from the
Order; and that he supported Mr.. Craige
for Congress. And as Capt. Hoke's per-
sonal, and, as we have supposed, political
friends, we call upon him also, with all due
respect, to define his position-or, at anv
rate, to state whether he is delegate to the
Convention referred to or not.
Among other delegates in this list of the
Register" we find the name of Gov. w.
+. johnson, of Pennsylvania Now, this
man johnson is Sewardite, and a base.
doubt many of the delegates are from the
free States. 1t is well remembered that,
some four years ago, during his term as
Governor of Pennsylvania, Mr.. Gorsuch, of
Maryland, was brutally murdered in the for |
mer State, by abolitionists and free negroes, |
while endeavoring to reclaim his slaves = |
and 1t Is also we'll remembered that this |
same Gov. johnson happened to pass by
the spot where Gorsuch lay weltering in his |
blood; that he looked at him, said nothing.
proceeded to the seat of government, took
no steps to punish his murderers, but con-
tlnued with greater violence than before his
of abolition doctrines. These are
facts, which no one can dispute. He. it
seems, is to sit in the Philadelphia Conven-
ton side by side with Southern gentlemen
1t is notorious that every State Council
Of the Know Nothings in the free States has
rePudiated the 18th section of the Philadel-
phia platform. 1t is notorious, also, that
not one Know Nothing member of the House
from the free States voted for Mr.. Aiken for
speaker that Mr.. Fuller lodged and that
he six Know Nothings from the free States,
who voted for Mr.. Fuller on the last ballot
night, if they had so chosen, have defeated
dr. Banks. Under these circumstances {
southern men-slaveholders- again 90 |
ng into Convention with Northern Know c
>othings. Itrequires no spirit of prophecy e
o predict the result. The Southern dele | i
'ates VIII either have to withdraw, or sub O
MT to such action, both as to the nominee ?
nd the platform, as will be deeply humiI- 4
ting to themselves and injurious to their b
eetion of the Union-[ Raleigh Standard. e
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-19

zens of Kansas, that such steps may be taken
by the people of the States, as humanity
suggests, 10 prevent the successful carrying
out of SO nhuman an outrage.
C. ROBINSON,
Governor elect Of Kansas"
On the 9th instant, Gov. Clark, of New
York, sent in to the Legislature of that State
now in session at Albany, the above com
munication-the reading of which created
much excitement in the House.
It remains to be seen whether Congress
viii sustain the President, in his efforts to
preserve law, order and right in Kansas,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-19

IFor President, Willard Fillmore, of
New York [subject to the decision of
National Convention. l-IFay. Argus,
A National Convention of what! Will
Banks and his confreres be admitted =
Raj. Register.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-19

PAPER AND RAGs,-There are in the
United States $50 paper mills in actual
operation, having 5000 engines, and pro-
ducing in the year 250,0o0,Oo0 pounds of
paper, which is worth, at ten cents per
pound, $25,OOO,000. To produce this guam
tity of paper 4OO,OOO,OOO pounds of rags
are required, II pounds of rags being
necessary to make one pound of paper.
The value of these rags, at four cents per
pound, is $I6,2OO,OOO.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-19

F1RE.-The Yorkville Enquirer regrets
to learn that the dwellinghouse of Mr.. NJ.
A. Fairies, near Ebenezer in that district,
was entirely consumed by fire on Sunday
last. Mr.. Fairies and his wife were absent
in attendance upon worship, and had left
the house in charge of several small chill
dren, who in their absence were unable to
render any service. All the furniture,
clothing, provisions, &c, of the family were
destroyed.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-19

FATAL EFFECTS OF THE Coin W. q
ER.--Mr. James G.. Cox set out in n =
Der from Cadd's Parish, La, with hi, fam ann
and slaves, for Western Texas but yha,
crossing prairie, forty miles wide a.
cold became so intense that eight Of a.
slaves persisted, and two of his wagons vo.' !
! cut up and burned to preserve the lives -,
the rest of his party.
THE SHARKS FRozEN.-It is said, BY tbs..
Oldest settlers, that SO severely cold wealth.
has never been experienced in Florida urt;t
this winter. Capt. Boutes De Oca inform.
us that sharks have been frozen to death
during the late cold spell, in ChsrlOtts
Harbor. Such an event has not transpired
to his knowledge, for the last 35 years.
Tampa PeninSuLar.
e Joshua j. Arnon of Jacksonville. FL {
was frozen to death last week while cross
ing Lake George in an open boat. Tbis;.
a remarkable evidence of the severity of tbo
winter. Florida is regarded as the mildest
portion of the Sunny South"
p On Tuesday, February S, several
persons crossed the North River from .Jersov
City to New York on the ice, landing A.
Pier No. 5. Their appearance in New
York created great establishment, as spcb
a thing has scarcely ever been known befors
The thermometer at Independence, Mis-.
souri, on the 4th inst, was at % deg. below
Zero and the snow three and four feet deem.
AdVices from Santa Fe state that the Salt
Lake mails, which started on the LIST inst
has been compelled to return; and it is
believed that men and animals on the Salt
Lake route has been frozen to death.
According to the record kept at the Penn
sylvanla Hospital lin Philadelphia the
mean temperature of the past month was "a
degrees which is degrees below the aver
age for the last thirty years. The 9th of
the past month was the coolest day ON the
record.
- AS an evidence of the thickness of
the ice on the Potomac, it is stated that
car for the Orange and Alexandria railroad,
nine tons, drawn by five horses.
was on the 18th instant, conveyed on the
ce from Washington to Alexandria.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-19

a Mr.. Cullum, Clerk of the House of
Representatives, has appointed W. Perry
Ingram, of Kentucky, Chief Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-19

COTTON MILL DEsTRoYED.-The Pecan
noket steam cotton mills, at Bristol, Rhode
Island, were destroyed by fire on the 9Th
inst. Loss $4,000, upon which there was
an insurance for $4,000. A large number
of operatives were thrown out of employ
ment, and a meeting of citizens has been
held for their relief.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-19

following palpable non-truths uttered by the
Fayetteville Argus:
From the Fayetteville argus.
1.-THE Democrats were at heart in favor
of Banks. They wanted him elected. He
was the favorite of Pierce and Fornsy: and
the application of the plurality rule accom-
phshed their wishes, as they knew it would
when Mr. Clingman moved it,"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-19

20 The first Shad of the season was ia
ken from the waters of the Cape Fear, on
Friday last. simultaneously with Lent,
come these watery wagtails-=-a piece of
kindly consideration on their part for which
we ought to be grateful Wilmington
Herald.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-19
Mrs. M. SHA"'S
MILLINERY BAZARR,
AND
DRESS MAKING ROOMS.

(FOUR DOORS SOUTH OF THE AMERICAN HoTEL)
MRS. SHAW respectfully amour
ces to her numerous friends and patrons
X OF the Town and surrounding Counties
that she has just returned from Charleston,
and is now opening superb as sortment"
French Millinery, consisting in part oi'
great variety of Bonnets, rich and elegant hiD.
bons, Laces, Artifcials, Trimmings, &c:,~
which she invites the attention of the Ladles'
She is prepared to put up Ladies' Dress
according to the fashion and in the is's''
style.
April 10. 1855. 3s-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-19

p The Worcester Spy says, "we learn
that Rev. Mr.. Gibson, of this city, christened
a child, few days since which was The
fourth child of its mother born within a
year.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-19
THE PUBLIC LANDS.

A report mot yet published) prepared at
the General Land Office, in compliance with
resolution of the House of Representa-
tives, shows the amount of territory subject
to the act of August, 1854, to graduate and
reduce the price of public lands to actual
settlers and cultivators,
Of the first class, one dollar an acre, there
are 18,768,759 acres second, seventy five
cents, l5,654,148; third fifty cents, H.
54O,92O; fourth, twenty five cents, $685.
827 fifth, twelve and half cents, 25, l14,-
$50 acres,
This land is divided among the following
named States; Ohio, 7O495 acres: Indi-
ana, 458,7OO; Illinois. 1,283,61O; Wiscon-
sin, l,9O6,757 Michigan, 9,785, 800; Iowa,
95,48O; Missouri, 13,85O,O2O; Arkansas,
14,212,6I0; Louisiana, 1906 $40; Missis-
sippi, 7,6O2,O43; Alabama, I4,O39, 500
Florida, 6,848, $50 !; in all, II SOL ,OO7 acres.
ELECTION OF PUBLIC OFFICERs.-The
Legislature of Virginia has elected, by
vote nearly unanimous, the following Off
GERS to serve two years from this date-all
Democrats:
Public Printer-Wm. F. Richie.
Secretary of the Commemorative
w. Munford
State Treasurer-JohnS. Calvert Tin place
of j. B. Stoyall, who declined re-election.)
Auditor of Public Accounts-Geo. w.
Clutter.
Second Auditor-Wm. A. Moncure lin
place of Mr.. Jackson, who declined re-
eleotion.)
Superintendent of Penitentiary--Charle
S. Morgan.
General Agent and Store-keeper of Peni-
c. Spots.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-19

Aparagraph on interest from Henry Ward
Beecher's pen:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30
TWH NEW- YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR MAY 81
Circulation. 900.
The EEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for thi
week contains the following:

The Egw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..LEAplNG ARTICLES The Crest Crime; Who
Guilty. The Attack on Mr. Sumner; Bogus Lesis'
isture, Slave Law Ia Ksnsas
H. STARTLING NEWS FROM KANSAS: Toe War
Actually Begun; Triapph Of the sOrdsr Rubsus;
Lawrence "a ruits Several Pers.ns sl.ash.sred;
= sSs MOB: The Cor sre..ion.i In ;e,ts .tion.
iH.FcRTHER FROM KANSAS: rhe Destruction Of
Lswrefce Confirmed De sils u tb, scone.
Nv. .RLFFIANLY ASSAULT on SENATOR SUM
NEE; Mr. sUuLet's Statements; Noti,os Of the
Assault, Process Of Subduing ereodon
v.PROM WASHINGTON: Letter from Oar Special
Correspondent
vI..REyiEw OF THE WEEK: Giving In a condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and mos, impGIan,
ststes Nhsa,us, British Provinces and Europe.
VII. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH: Inter
the State Of Deseret; Dismissal of Mr. Champion.
vnI..POLITICAL INTRLLIGENCE: RsPubliesu STATE
ton; Cc"pecteut IesisIsiure; vermont Aueric,n
ss'e Con veniion The on, American s,.,7 Conn.
Dois; Arkansas; Presidential.
REVIEW or NEW PuBLIc ATOMS: The WORKS
x..HoLY WEEK AT ROME Letter from Oar Own
Correspondent At Rome.
1.-THE CHURCHES Letter from Zetto Barnes.
XII. CONTINGENT EXPENSES os THE HOUSE
XIII. BUTLER AND DOUGLAS CHARACTERIZED
XIv.T1IE ALLEGED LETTER FROM JENNY LIND:
Letter fom z. T. Bsruem.
XV..POETRY: "Work ON
XVI. bits or GOSSIP
XlII. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS; Crons and westher'
Prepare for Winter; Multiplying FISH Wool: Eggs
in Frsnce; Prices Of Cattle in California; Killing
Grove; A New Winter squash; Something for
DarymeD.
XVIII MISCELLANEOUS: Review Of the British Corn
Trade; lows Rslroa.i Bill wild Rice; Col. Tfe-
mont Destructive Hal Storm.
xiX.THY HORSE MARKET.
XX..NHALERS.
XXI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xxi. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Reports Of tho
Stoek, Money, Cotton, Grain Cattle and other Mar
kets, specially Reported for The Tribune.
csiPTioxsOne copy or year, -, copies
e5, Eve copies. SIS; ten cOpies. $40.
Single eopies In Wrappers obtained tho In
tie Pubic atien OAice this morning Price. st cents
Only Six Cents q Copy-Twenty i've for q Dollar.
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INV. car Obtain only by kncwedse Of tn. Laws Of Ls
- IT, Cs..es IL Disease All sub connected with Diet
p.rIe B.ttins ClesIlnoas Neutl son o~-nes, CothnS
Occvpsicn. &C.. eitsrJ presented IN the
IOJitNA Hydrcpshy fully explained and applied 70 III
des, Water Cure 10 no, eqna BY any other mode
~ stm>nf In coup auts pecu 70 Women sn1 We
svsmse,iea sdv,oe porsnt hom Particular ree,
or, Tor tie treatment OF ordinary cases at HOWE 50 that 81
nav apply H. The JOURNAL designed for the fee2ae
Bcvns tho Health Reform 70 be The basis OF al .s 10
ana other agency be more efficient tnsn % al
rel 90 the fIiepds OF Human Improve 70 psce s
tbeNATERCUkE JOURNAL In every family ~ INC '
States Eo~ kshe time TO so6ecues r ,sasg ~
49, No sos Broadway. Nov forf-
CPIHITUAL TEL EGRAPHaln e organ a.y - .ss"m,
- maue sisss ssiii. g.hl,sses a. sm.Swsy NY
T100Vd-..5 sTATIONERY. Wholesale and
kvS,.s,LESyiTT ALLEN. Publisher. and sooas' y,
en- rave removed sore No ss m ma I ..s
=, a. ,cest easS price, complete o. NJ
1,ss..s SnJ scboo, Chidcen's Books Va rcae vtney'
aIss rod ssostment OF toe "ttns rspeIs @
pabh<hed. o. "
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TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY DOLLARS
REWARDwiil be gsld fr the Iseoysgy Of The B0piEs
propor.onate amount for ehs t.o youns men I'D
bost ON he evening goth inst, between do~snas aud
Fott Hamilton. Apply 20 =, -,.
BABCOCX MILNOR, No. IS Broadway.
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Chaures for Dnsinfss Men.

L'INANCJAL.-A Gentleman wanted, with about
Il s5OO TO kin the advertiser. and TAKE the riSAN-
GAL DEPARTMENT OF a DAILY PENNY fAtEn. 70 %
,h,h.d IA ona Of the largest aud most promising
c;i, This il de .rble chsnoe for Utr-on - make pod W.
yestueit Ado ress coll upon G.. w. O. No. ID Ocdat"
nm st.irs Refereucas given and rsquiet
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MYSTIC WALL SEMINARY for YoTryG

LApiHs-wssT nERFosD N.., W., mile. fs.
bo sehss q frt sbstry ca royed 10 I've SCH
ssosin, ,hcfrsb Eos'h dsesiisB VIII ada
80 C.", gss-e Lspsssees: Musle. o. Gai,.-. rsss
fainfits OF lie s,;,-,s. ~ so.t.
5euesftd fssan lac, tesides "a tse fn,x P,.,.s ~
swsrces ~ each Department ~ """V- fHs" NJ
AIS 10 pEyses eduestin to b. t,cna 1, J,,A.,S p.
eS Gynnssiurn. Bowling An-v. s,- Nv pr,,s,. - 49,.
In the Myre River tsltl Horssesst RAas L. W,i ,s.aT
Sadie H. belong to the Seminary ~ 49,
to friI epA. Mrs. THOMAS p SMITH
REFERKScGs-Ths Hoo Robert C Winu.ou B,ss.' -,
Hen. Ed~ ard Everett. Bostoo the Rev Cha bsooks
Medfod DO Rv John Pierpat, West Melfra r. Gsrs4es.
h riluepal Bo.on Lstia Schcal, ths Hon kAof Lac.
10. Ton the Rsv anbhana wioLo~, Nsw .sst, ths
Rev wfr.r Hsgu. D. Abssy; the Rev Roliis Nsss.
D. d. Ro~tont the Hon Sam Hoaston. TexS
V,HREH more Pupils WANTED ct J. Is. s.
i c. A CURLEy's BOARDING. soHo0'. wssfv~s or
= nies frcm NewYo't City. BY the Newfers sea New'
Haven kared Terms, lSS iSS yev hetsseaocss
@. Richmond. ESQ.,. No Is wsrren-sf. Nswf sga
hitting Esq Nos M end 10 fvitoa o., broohyn, ~
~ie, eco. No. Us sthst. wilsmseursa- q Ne
school
WRITING, Bookkceping.-Mr. PAINE. re-
w g. Bo~rry. a. ssd ~, Fulto 1sf SnshiYS
rte, srei qu.fy Men Tor the Counting Room Lsdis 30
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Cost anN fonn0.

7 OST-A WHITE CAT, with black cara and
i ,sl and ore black uron tbs back Whoever
= M ret,, n The No 100 9th 81 will receive
fhe ,hal ks Of the owner, and a libetsl reward
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RESIDENCE on STATEN

ElFGANT VILLA RESIDENCE on STATEN
~ ISLAND for SALE OF EkcHANGs Tor CRY PR0r.
fR1f 70 LET Tho House ts bui IN tie Ergitsh ru'h
sye. sud WITH convenience. Locsoa srh,n
f'e muts w.lk erbs Land and IN go,d nesh
tcrnood; With l. lot. Of groaad wi ,d cut Appyn
T. Z. PIkCkNFY, No is Sssssust fem II 70 p IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30
Real @state for Sale.

COUNTRY SEAT for sALE-Situated on
~ PLYMOUTH HILL, Dutch.ss County. overlooking
Plain. and about mills from the Hsroai Depot
sSnss hens.en: preiis hou.e ,an. e"s o@.ssa-~-
sd 10 Other Fruit isee. Of tso kinds beauty
location facility For further
tcula,. spply H. II. BARROW SON, Nos l2f From, st.
New.Ycrk TO LAWRENCE BARROW, Hsrts Village
Dutehsss County.
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$4,000 ro . Slo .s- .. .si ]. tx.
e., IN sh.shly lucrative IMPORTING and MAstfAcIuh
ING BIsISl already est.n.hed The bnsness without
cen ,,icp and can Be extended most prcnssy ovsr TIE
entire unior. This is really sse ana d.:rsee iayesf
wh,eh RAPID strtul will b. assueSy realized hefsr
Of the u.sOobted character furnished aud frne
Aedre re, stating when and where an n'sESe~
can Asa. n. : J., Bsx 30 &Ja 9ensrsl Post Ofco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30
forses, Carriages, sc.

CUPERB pair MORGAN CARRIAGE HORSES
- ft SALE at SMITHS Stable. North Nccrs-st bet zen
Vsr{,k sJ Hudson young and remarkably weiinacaed
.ce.1 "a mi. utesl gait and acoa wesht l,&i0 each
rree 81 o hsh yearly II hands warranted IN ever ~.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30

EARM for SALE-One Of the best Grazing
FARMS In Neg.J.rsey within * miles OF Now Yo,k.
Crops in course planting VIII be sid chssP Apply No
$50 Pearl e.. front Office, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30
RIO CAPITALISTS and MANUFACTURERS

CHAMBERS PATENT WRlSTBASp-orss imIoye'
ueu Wristbands con bned in one, to be used AtefnA''y
IL il Gin bu. Ingenious formation is sd'sItases are
additional eat AID economy ~h,h nus' W.
sure general adoption Patented IN United States es Aa
France Tie Pat. will entertain Proposals 10 form e'ui
Isny manufac ure, he will dispose oil part
Ia; siesi In IL Addres. =, 81,
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NOR SALE-A desirable COUNTRY SEAT

,ma FARM Of Twenty ceres handsomely locaed
or the Delaware River Camden and Amboy Railroad one
mile om the City Of Burlington good and ysusbe inProse-
rners fruit shade shiubbery two wells q excellent wief
fine boatrs sunniI and tshing Apply ofhAShLiS Null
NAN. esq Burlington, N. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30

Tor SALE BARGAIN-On 2dsv., west side
feet With two story FRAME COTTAGES good and ra.illy
improving ueshborhood Lot same size 4Join,s esn b,
had II reqri.ed, cbesp. Apply to +. a. BROWN n" IL
Walls, from TO 3p. N.
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ILLINOIS PROPERTY on tie ROCK RIVER


FOR SALE.-2O Farms uldsr various stages OF improve
uent healthy localities in Iowa. Illinois and Wisconsi;
tso quantity Of village property along the ns OF ram
roads Illinois and Iowa 900 acres OF choice Tar ming sha
IN Illinois lows Indiana and Mnnesc,s Tn quanl
and upward suitable for imnedtte inversion
stock fms, for upon accommodating eefhs
~" la" i 'fF'' ~ STO n JAMESON,
yya.,.xn and and EARN sepcy. No. % Broadway,
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nor SALE-A desirable country RESIDENCE,

consisting Of 10 Of god land, be sut'faly shaded win
.hubbery on tho South Bay Of Long
.snd in the wn Of Brookhsven y.e cf Pstohouss couny
., gnfok about 50 miles from Yost his situA loo re-
ms,Lsby healthy the bay ncsci ter bssaty and prv
l-s.. sbounds with vsrirs sos 81 an fo~i oy''ers
clans sips TIE Geschsnu Dshins NC On
.ad premises large eopiH. ioa, -eiias we'll cscu'ate
fer public or boardingh use 1Imb~r ~ ~" ABUSES, S'oi
ore On the dock (which fhs Dl,e, where vessels
come ard &C. the l s'ior for c"ury ais. For Picn-
lar, roure OF HOMIk MORGAN, No riIo 81. or OF H. W.
ROE on the prt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30

ILLINOIS, NORTH-WEST.-FOr SALE or
L FXCHANGE for Now York Brooklyn City Properiys
TOWN PLOT Of II acres beautifully situated ior bnndlns pa
n on River ~ yards from the Cnica ana
I,s,,.iru Railroad ore mic from tbs City Of Dixon ard IL
noi. Centra Railroad Inqaire Of j. ROBINSON No 10
Grand st., AT lct q. m or3t ~.
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Jnstrurticn.

Jnstrurtlcn.
DRAWlNG and PAINTING DIRECTLY
~ FROM NArURE.-Cls EVERY WEDNESDAY
sId SATURDAY wben plessslt
B. n. COE r. p SCHELL,
No. fes-York Cnivsrssy
OCEAN IHSTITUTE.-AB BOARDING
" SCHOOL u, BOYS ct Ocean Port, New jersey. three
miles from Lcns Branch Dsy Steamboat oommune alton VIA
SewYor- Fer circulars particulars, address
CHARLES C0THRES Principal
CEDGWICK's METROPOLITAN ACADEMY
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90 Ubom il man Concern.

A sCENsION CHURCH, 5thav., PEW No. 81,
"A Front Gallery, for SALE By
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EOR SALE at ASTORIA-Elegant RESI-
l. DENCE the country sses Of Rapalyc. kkcT Her
rick and Pie jr alb. mile from the village Tue iiJu,e
bnd s with two Of gound beautifully lad out With
large variety Of fruit and ornamental trees Terms cay
AppIyto CHARLES w. wa Aat,.
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EOR SALE-At Kings Bridge, Westminster
DIES usied walls all in order iiuDs eleven u
shed rooms and cellar Alse never fol ics wen OF wa'er
IN al hs At knas Of fruit The sbovs will be sod with
without furniture 1t within ten mau,es walk Of Spny
Zen Dn,vel d. not Hudson River Railroad Inquire Of No SO
E.st Slst-st n Y or Of JAMES HOUGH tho premises
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LUK SAIE-InF UtHUtIIUI OVUINTN w Nf14kf
and FARM Of the late Hon Ebert H. Jones con, aiming
about 100 acres hkly cultivated land with Orchards &c,
situated near the healthy village of Oyster Bay, The
House conveuispt finely h.ed with variety
of with choice Shrubbery, andins
view Of the Bay and SQUAD The Out Suidins:
of Barns Carriage House lee House. &c. all In good
sod r, rair Distant ftom New York % miles daily commn-
fost aud rairosd. For further particulars
fnanire Of BAKER WEEkS, Auctiooesrs No 8 Pine-st
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VI Ga IL BaRMORE. No st5 Blocker ST.. Offer 9 isrss
ard varied asortDeIt from $3.50 to 5000 must DO ssd -
alter atioI in business including OF the grad o,AC
oSAL PIANOS ell aud got up la the oes sye sai
6nish 81
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DARN for SALE-In Caldwell Township, Es-

County ~ j. distance OF esh,een miles from New.
Yrk .pd four from Bloomfield Depot II contains 81 acrcs q
Lad he. good Dwelling House. Barn Stable onri,fe
81 d. Wood Shed Corn House &c II the above II not sold
beor. Wednessy June H. viii then aud there be offered a.
Public At II O'Clock m Tern, o. sale one ,aia
al bal. bond Is desired For further
ra,fcuars apply 70 JAMES WOODS, No Do Peartst or 20
GEO. A. MERWIN, No 2if Fultous,. Ex'r OF H. b. Blair,
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