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GREAT SNow-SToRM In ENGLAND The Lon-
don Times of January lst, contains the following
particulars of terrible snow storm experienced
in the moors of Yorkshire, England:
"fhe moors OF Yorkshire have been visited for the
past few days by of the most severe stoIms of
wind and experienced in that locality for vsy
long period. The storm set in on Christmas night
with severe frost and heavy downfall of snow.-
In the neighborhood of Skipton its effects very
disastrous and they have been experienced with
more or less severity throughout the whole of the
district, in hoh the farmers have sustained
serious losses The high prevailing winds drove the
snow like avalanche before it, andthe sheep has Q
had to be dug from the drifts three and four yards in
depth One farmer, who had nearly fvs hundred
sheep OUT had scarcely recovered tithe of them
alive On Conistcne moor thirty sheep were taken
out dead from one of the drifts On Embsay moor
nine found huddled together in q single hole -
On Cracow Fell large number were either smoth-
cred IN the snow-driis frozen to dea h. Indeed,
shout the whole neighborhood similar disas-
tross losses have been experienced by the farmers
The keen frost has still continued night with par
ial thaws during the day"
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MISSIONARIES IN THE PACIFIC-There are
now on the islands of the Pacific ocean, in eonnex
ion with the London Church Wesleyan and Anne
rican Missionary Societies, 1l9 missionaries, 45.
and s54 705 pupils. The largest single Protestant
church In the worlds on one of these Islands -
Christian missions have had their greatest tri
umphs among the heather of this ocean world
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ANNUAL INCOME OF THE CONVENIENT UNDER
A REDUCTION OF THE TARIFF The President of
the United States Senate Oh Wednesday laid bes
f,rs that body communication from the Secretary
of the Treasury, made in compliance with reso-
luton calling for estimate as to what would be
the annual income Of government IT one fifth OF
the duties authorized under the tariff OF l646 were
remtted what If one fourth, and what If one-third
were so RENTED. The Secretary transmitted
letter from the Register Of the Treasury, forming
part of the response, making the following EXHIBIT
basing his innate upon the total receipts ior tne
fiscal ear ending in June, 1866
down 81 %73 9l8,l4i
Rsceints for customs for same period 64,0l2, ,s6S
os9 ss A''H I2so4, ,572
Leaving an estimated annual income Of 81 ,e6S
lion of l6, ,005. lis
Leaving an estimated annual income of 579l2 AS
~ 1850 ea5
Leaving an estimated annual income Of 81 5H 1856
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ESs E{El THk ADANis' EXPKEss
M3 SS|sYIaIsaSF COMPANY, 1884 Main st.. hay.

a ing resumed their SteaIushin
cypress to and from Norfolk Petersburg and Rich
,,noAd, BY steamers jamestown and Roanoke. which
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, WiImineton''
Lynchburg, Salem, Wythevile, and the priucinai
PAGES In Virginia and North Carolina, ere now pre-.
pared 10 forward, with great dispstch and at reduced
ofHSe.fy, &C., to the above named cities and ali
-, oar express on the Steamships will be scsompa-
eu oy special Messengers who will give their per.
soma attention to the careful handling Of goods
EIpress W. S'eanship
1hlpPeIs Will please take notice that packages to
Yoihu IN Flrginis and North Carolina will be sent bv
E9snen unless otherwise marked
Lynx reserved On day Of sailing, unit, 8 o'clock,
J. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent Of Adams Expresy Co.
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TUE DAILY DISPATCH.
nv las. A. CowARDIN.

a. rsfsru tch isserved 10 sabssribsu
~ The paSs crNrs PER WEEK, payable to
.isx .sS weesiy. Price for mailing, ga year. or
the M 9 Ssn's;i s,r s;x uonths 10 advance.
s p The weekly Dispatch 2 issued every sn'
nailed to subscribers AZ ~ ~ snno'n
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THE JUDGEsHIP AT amsetiDg Of the citizens Of
King & Queen, on the 18th inst James n JeGries
Esq. was unanimously nominated for the judge
ship in that District, to be vacated by Judge Lo-
max Ia response to this call Mr. Jehries an
nounces his determination 10 be candidate.
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Tho 6teamshlp Black Warr1or..nriraeu.
lens Escape from Wreck.
We have announced the arrival Of this steam.
ship af New York. The Express gives the follow.
Ing account Of her appearance on arrival:
The steamer reached this city about 10 o'clock
this morning, but, in conse quence of the great
guanntyof Ice, was unable to reach her dock
One OF our reporters Immediately boarded her
On reaching her deck II was more than ever evi-
dent that they had experienced serious voyage
The naintopmast was gone, but the mainmaat re-
NAMED; fhetop mzzenmast was also gone-it had
been cut down for fuel; the seats around the pro-
enade deck, together with all movable wood
work, bad been torn up and burned; the ratings
were also partly gone, and the larboard wheel
house presented most disastrous eight. II had
been almost entirely carried away, but little re-
naming Of it on the forward side The wheel was
tlicky covered with ice, so that It seemed almost
imposeible to turn it. Some of the wood work
around the forward deck had also been torn up.
On desoending into the forward cabin or dinins sa
stste.room could b seen all had been destroyed
for ftewood. Inons end OF the saloon were dozen
or % bales Of GOTTEN which had been taken out from
Iusks and ths Nike were piled no IN various parts If
the cabin large quantity of small boxes lay scat
tered around, and all that remained of the stste-
wotk around them had most all been destroyed A
great number ct oranges lay scattered around the
noas- me boxes bad been used for fuel and many
thousands OF the fruit were thrown over b oard.
The state rooms situated along the passage
way leading from the forward and after cabin.
were also destroyed-whiie in the ladies' cabin.
the strips for the bertbs and all the loose wood
WORK had been burned. The partitions around
me engine room and stairway, together with all
tug partitions below, were consumed, and most
OF tne dining extension tables of heavy rosewood
were also sacrifced to the flames. The whole shin
presented scene of dire destruction, confusion
anddisorder. Capt. Smith looked almost as black
as tnc steamer, and showed that he was not idle
duriDg this trying passage. The sailors and fire.
men, as well as the officers of the Warrior. an.
much. N '""
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THE COAL FAMINE AT CINCINNATI The fuel
famine at Cincinnati continues, but with some
relief however, by timely donations from the
charitable. James Farmer of Cleveland, has
donated COO bushels of coal for the relief of the
sufferers, and various quantities have been re-
ceived from others The Commercial of the 23d,
says:
Orders were given out yesterday by the coal COM
mittee for twenty car loads of Cleveland coal for
which 50 cents 8 bushe the cost, was charged. Or
ders for the whole were given out before Ii O'Clock
the rush for the Council room, where the committee
sat was distressing Not less than six eight hun
dred people were struggling for q chance to get or
ders. Ths committee would give order tor more
than ten bushels. number of police officers tried
to keep the crowd outside the bar and railing Of the
Council chamber, but the women jumped over it,
snd the whole crowd did the same In tbs crush that
followed, numbe. of the tables we're broken. The
committee did sill in their power, but hundreds went
away sad and disappointed to cold aud hungry homes
Msny Of those Visiting for access to the COMMITTEES
told moving incidents of sick basbands and wives of
freezing little children and !nful suffering.
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A MISSING BRIDEGRooM.-A circumstance oc,
Cured at Philadelphia on Monday night week,
which was but single instance out of the many
annoying incidents growing out of the late violent
snow storm, and of the consequent blockade by
snow drifts for forty eight hours
1t seems that wedding had been arranged to come
of between lady Of Philadelphia and gentemsn
from the interior Of the State. The marriage was
to take place on Monday afternoon, and cards were
out t, r reception in the evening Extensive pre-
parstons were made for the event, and large com
pany was invited. The storm crested some msay-
ings in ths minds OF the bride and her fends as the
groom was to come to the city by of the treins
during Monday. There were msaps of te lesraph.
ing to the happy man, to ascertain whether he had
left home, whether he snow ed up there or on
the road hither was too lats to call back the in
vitatioUs, and at all events there was much ppeer-
tsintY IS to the necessity for pos ponement
In the meantime night wa, coming on, and things
were becoming sloriously uncertain; the bride and
her maids were at red for the event, the clergyman
had even arrived snd all wes ready, except that the
groom had not yet made his appearance, nor was
there much prospect of his doing so. In course of
time the guests began 10 srrive, and they could
not be turned away again, the best face poss BILE
put upon matters and the Rood things provided were
dsmoilshsd just as though the wedding had taken
place: The groom has not yet been heard from; he
probably left home in season to reach the city in
time for the wedding, but he made ca culatons
stress OF weather.; and it has not yet been
ed whether he spent Monday night in country ts.
vern, or a rsilrosd car in a snow drift.
TERRIBLE GALE AND MARINE DIsA srERs ON
THE COAST OF EEGLAND--F-om the 81 to the 9th
of January, the coast of England was visited by
succession of gales, ranging from the s w. to
the N E., until on the 9th, they reached the fury
CT almost perfect hurricane.
Between Marlborough Head and the mouth of
the Tyne, between thirty aud forty wrecks are re-
ported to have occurred-in several instances the
vessels going down with all hands At Hartlepoola
number Of vessels were lost, with all hands The
accounts from the more western portion of the Eng.
lish Channel, speak of smilsr formidable weather,
sWeeplng the coss-. The screw steamer Dunaskin,
Capt. Farlane. of Troou, with crew of II m H. be-
sides the master, bound to Bristol from Lisbon wss
totally lost the night of Thursday. near Penzance
The master and mate were drowned The Point of
Ayr life boat eapsizsd off shyl and the entire crew.
Is men, perished All except four were married
men with large fsmiiies: The Dover and Ostend
Msi steamer named The Violet, il supposed to have
been lost on the Goodwin Sands She was command
ed by Capt Lynas, and had crew of II hands She
had but few passengers, among them Mr. Kicker, a
Parliamentary reporter, returning with his family
from the Continent. From Newcastle, on the Tyne,
there also accounts Of the oss of the of
large number OF vessels
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NJ SfEciAL N0TICE.-Exprsss packages for
fstsrsburs, Richmond, and all places in Vr.
rs sna North Carolina, intended fer shipment by
lips ls Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
% received By the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
or me authorized Agents for Express privileges
Company LIInI.AI 4 pT.Ths s ssSMsssrasniP Mra
f-ts ~>A<~~S<>A
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frr,..e, Il % Mots,s.s Northern r 4 Co.
AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPASY-PROPOsALs for . LOAN-In order 70
ad tho floating debt Of this Company amounting 70 neary
$50 go Of Mortgage BoDd 20 the exts1t Of onr
Milo doars been decided By the Bead Of Dirscor
q The bee. mode Of redeemAs ihs Company nom the sao
.'msn under Which laS0r' BY res0n OF ss' Ass ''' Of
intssest psiA upon this debt a,
subsciitops accordingly invited hom al holders Of the
securities Of this Coupany TOT the purchase Of tie
thus b saea reaeemsbs In ter yea And bearing
sevsa psr cen. Interest, psysse cent :anss.y
70 the holders u unsecured bonds and Outstanding
eIter the preferences In tas oaa
though solicited from k win ske precedence In The following
s.def:
Of the Ccupsuy redeeu.be In 1883 lss 1851 1867 and le7A
second: 70 he hoders Extension Cerdstss
Taird: To the holders Of Preferred Stock
Pa,msp male hlov: rty per cent IN casa an
xtJ per orr. par the aooye enonsd unsecured bonds
.Iisn,en Certificates. Q. prssnsd oeE %s os,,s ss
Of the Company which due and eongiisk par: u Tie
aosic debt 70 be received - cash. 90
Theee boes N be secured 6y mortgage on the whole rosa
Ia a. estate and ruling stock 70 TIE hrss
provided for WI b sn upon extension osseses TO
The Of million five scnied ana twenty four toen
sand doll issed for the oons seon Of my Ss OF tae rsa
fl N Dover Cisths which csftihsates Dow
c7y fo- the floating debt are to be redeemed oJ
tie prtcsedI of .his iosa- -, a.,
A. f!Aex scsry Ere purchasers ofthe new sond
Aa ksOIc year snail be Set ssde provided tina.
and Adore expense and intsres and en-
yoyed TO PaIhsse II the utet each tae oonds ~"
Hs-, ID bards 90 bseS 10 be ian etse,y csnreld
Per,rs v:.hnx T. sutssbe this loan Who n.er
e,sd n tie nj ,k q ho Csmpsny rstered % tae
cuysnJ, OHe- No s. Pirest. where COMMITTEES OF the
Directors VII - n s..snIs1ee daily om ITO. m 20 ss
81 rtpire5 rs'p-sas As cTns Of the loan and
tbs coa iiti1s Of the Company. - - -,
3, Gsltr q tae B9sri ALLAN cAAfsEL. Pfe'iea:-
L 1857
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NOTICE. Bondholders, holding 9 majority, in
IN smo,, Of the Second Mossss BonAs Of the Northern
k.lls a Cc9P.n{ s,sT5 esIsadsd n Sn1s
fr the purpose q forming Railroad Corporation puIs
AIT the 5stue in such made and psoyded the under
ssned hereby notice thst such meeting viii be held the
Station House ct Rou,-I Point In the County Of Clinton
S1.e Of EewYork on THURSDAY the 3it day Of Deeembe
in,su Al O'Clock In the snnoon Of ths, dsyD.ted Dra
8 1851 w A. WHEELER,
A. C. BROWN
J. 8 ELDRIDGE,
Sr-.,.ea n "a Mort1axaa Northern Il & Co.
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A1rsICAL INSTRUMENTS at COST PRICES.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS at COST PRICES
J -PiAao Yoxtes Meiodeons Guitar flutes, Vonns 40
spfdssns Fzt.nos Baaos Tanbo'ines Druns Fhes T<eo
ia Cisrccet. Violin snz -,sI e.rng. Muse Pspes, ADJ
every tnA q nuxioa instrument, snA haaeA hsrehzns
will BE soit o. cost prize for essb. - Il,
countsy Or entsr. whole 10 sso tsosn oon
70 the iet, .ds st cost prices Tiers never VA .aa POP
y1scha4e upsic. GODS Of ell ki9j.
VIII HALL SON
No 90 Bros5~sy, Hsrfo,f'
(Opyos,- The rErfl; .
,,s.>-, f-,rn thu c.,1ttry wtl ,. H6er,y
and stt6.ly s-r-ed a. " yrrs@nt
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By NJ MsawIS, Aucsaoneu.
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il C0.-Tfade Sale

WEDNESDAY MORNING. Dec IS. a. 10 O'Clock.
SPECIAL SALE OF NEW ENGLISH BOOkS- choice
colecor peIEy bound BY Haydsy Ryiefs ana o<sers e
ssny illustrated and admirably ADAPTED Tor o1 ana @
.ou iu, received the London Publishers cmPdsnS z.
the Boohs (seve shipped in sysn'e OF
Of Tepnysn Keats Can pbe the Selections from Moore
Loves CT the Poets Fseonsrs shiPwrecs Cowpe Niger
R,on Sb,kspeae Scos and fLss in vaions styles
over yoress great Worn the Ahanbrs vos ats, foo
Hoar ths WORKS folio; Wsyesy Gallery Illustrated London
News "a yos Illuminated BooE Of the Mode Ages Bacon
Works 10 vols, 10. .
Cstscg CUES now ready .
ATTRACTIVE SALE Of ILLUSTRATED aud STAND
ARD BOOKS pr.ng very attractive coL-Ss.on OF ue
Fbtsn. Roy al Gsery q Bts Ar; Hossrths WoFs liz 81
peb editions Of he Poets beautiful Family and POCKET bices
FLORAL and many oths particularly. adapted TO the eon
holiday Including variety Of hne Albums sn1
Boob. With coor,d illustrations Aso choice STANDARD
Works bound IL calf half calf and ligen suitable of
s. and fer brses &c. Catalogues be Lad The 'aie
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RICHARDS KIsGsLASD. Auetionser
DY RICHARDS KINGSLAND Il Co, sales
ID room No. Sol Broadway, opposite Tayofs 'aioou
WEDNESDAY De.

And every day SUNDAYS and Chrs.ns' excsped) until
DECEMBER 81,
At l0f O'Clock m snd n D. daily at their sesroorn.
No. ss4 Broadway opposite rayOrs Saloon
Crest Holiday saes Of superb Paris Fancy GOODS Chinese
GOODS Silver snd China WARE consulting In part Of
bronze marble and gilt Clocks superb French Chins Dinner and
Tea set elegant Russian Satuettes and Groups superb
Brorkes Sevre AM French China Vases Bohemian Glassware
In great variety paper usche Desks Jewel Cases solid
sterling Silver Ssre Plated Ware, Jewelry Work Boxes
Fancy Boxes Cigar Holders and Fancy Goods Of dsschp
ton.
Ladies wishing to purchase for Christmas aud swYess
Pre.n would do well to call and examine this coleson,
among which will be found elegant Diamonds sets Of Pins
Bracelet bsyhngs, Studs Sleeve Buttons, &c.
The soye prses the most magnificent and superb coeo
ton Of Fancy Goods offered auction IN New York The
positive and perempory and those Wishing purchase
soods for holiday presents low prices would do well
call and examine this extensive and beautiful collection
The VIII BE- thrown open to the public for exhibition Of
Eoods Wedne sdAy, 18th ast, at 9 O'Clock.
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GREAT SALE Of PAINTINGS, Dec. ~
" HENRY III LEEDS will sell on THURSDAY, DC II.
II O'Clock their Gallery No 3 Esssus superb col
lection Of costly o. Paintings Pss.e and Water color Draw
iDss the property & W. Schsus esq This oolec Ion, m.de
during the year 6ot6 h this country and In England nuies
choice works by the popular American and Enxish
artists Among them will be found tctures by Atkinson, Bod
dDstcn Csunichsl Cstniepke Coleman, Jsmss Hsf VIM.
Hart. Ill., D. Johnson. Morris Sainn, Shs.tuck Spence.
Williams Webb and many Others IL Is seldom that offer
the friends Ct the Fine Arts many choice
time ard invite special attention 20 hs sale This pictures
will be view, with Catalogue from Monday Disc H. up to
the day az sale
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Gun MUTUAL SCRIP of laJ2, PACIFIC
OsCe.Y q ig8 ,ai ias1 anA f. banstsd dosss II NEW
YofA sIsiP rs.isity Nm c GILMAN l. SON.
- &c. u detchaGts IIeossss
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DANIEL 8 HoUss. Auctioneer.
CPIENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT

DAkTEL huU"H AucIVhttr.
CPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
- AUCTION Daniel 8 Housh will sell 70 MORROW,
Tuesday Dec 49, at 10y O'clock q! the contents Of the
story No 248 West 5sds, between
9Th and 9thvs and London Terrace. The hocse Is
sumpuousy furnished throughout snd all IN sentee order In
the BASEMENT fu suite OF dining furniture
tension table buffet and ehss match besides great variety
Of kitchen utensils china dinner and tea sts verwsye
ters spoons forks liquor chests ivory outlay glass and
Bohemian Sale positive Deposits required Of
purckassr the PARLORS velvet three
wood suite. aide and h easees pier esss center sbles
easy ch and fsueus bronxes clocks vsses fine paintings
lace curtains couohe bookcases and library secretanes
VOID piano. sevenoetave fre svinss In the CHAM
BERs superior carved rosewood betstesds bureaus com
mo sofas cosche chsirs carpets mahogany bedses . etc
~ pu ed hair mstts-s and fue bAnkets and BEDDING OF
al kinds Catalogues c b had ct d house.
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UCTION SALE Of goo BUSINESS LOtS
"A in the CITY Of OSHKOSH Wisconsin - propose 20 'e.
at the Oshkosh Hotel IN Oshkosh, on TUESDAY the VA
February 30 centrally situated LOTS m thai et{ com
sny In the city lots ia mmediste vicinity Txsh, Vns
quarter balance cash Mortgage ons two snq sIfs
h READ or JOSEPH II. OSBORN 81 O.6sosh OF me sud
scrsttr az Buffalo. JOS oIh1NohAN-
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gSyTy ANNUAL BAIL aud PROMENADE
II cOsCykT In ala OF the NURSERY and CHfLOs HOS |
VITAL yin taSe psee In the Academy Of Music the oven
ina Of TUESDAY, Dee r.
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pnntiW.

DAKFR A. GODWIN-TRIBUNE BUILD
ID yrt-paye Steam Book md JOB frtnsnz Estsets
b. 70 Tie Unio1 e. "a, 20 ana Sr'
m,T.st ard or Label toe Lasss; Bill Of s,of- tbs
loves, Cs.b Phoes Also Ii sosfsphJ EatnSiat hs"c1'
Jp'aS S"o''s BAKEK s. oODWIN Tdb7ns Buniias.
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furuMnre.

CNAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL Nee and beautiful styles Of ensnie.d sst cab saa
Grained CHAMBER FURNITURE. Hopsekeerers IN a
hese cheap and fashionable styles OF Bedroom syra v
Sna an extensive assortment at II. FARRIS9fONs Wsr
rooms No $50 Censs,, spposiss Wooster st. Ns~Yort
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BOARD and Rooms. A handsome P.rlor siiie
., =, eosr .od other r,on, Noe i0z ami oi a.. las
a., tpo(4i.e 81. A1sbnJ o. krre
rTO LiT-A splendid suite Of ROOMS "a Broad
l. "a, epo..f. ss'repoas.' n'''N '1In'aoi {" A
~'ssa v" C D. fxEDaIcKs No SIS sro.i-.y.
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EDWARD K CoEffNs, No 50 w.Ilst, R.~.Y@t
BROWN sHIPLEY K Co, Liverpool.
r. @. WAINWRIGHT L Co, Paris
The Of these ships will be socountsbc for so
silver bullion specie jewey precious stones metals unie0
bills Of sdns signed therefor and tho value thereof OF
presfed therein
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:. sCDIAcK, Auc.iorset
A UCTION NOTlCE-COnhnustion OF AsSgnees
~ ss,s Of TOYS FANCY GOODS, etc, for CASH The sub
,cTiber Wills aer WEDNESDAY De- rs a. 10 9eloet
m Al No s. Msiderlane stsifsl New fork, large sea
attractive assortment Of TOYS FANCY GOODS, &c. p1e
lie sucor being part Of the 81, stock mpesd Joy
Tieu This offer, inducements 20 ct7 and county
dealers about selecting their holiday stock IS Il includes cs
rie;e VARSITY NJ The particular attention OF the tsis
r.,u.,.sd EDWARD BEN. Assisuee Of Jolsy Tefs,
OSCAR JOLLEY Co.,
VIM n. TIERS Co.
6-ods ., Ph,s.e Sale No IS Msdsnsne ana No 1C''f'
lan IL q up stsiral.
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Malbinerp


ERICsSON's CALORIC ENGINE.--The Sab
II scbsr agent for The pss,ntes has tho sscs!os Of In
fornIsx tie pubic that this remarkable MOTIVE ENGINE
DAE0BR or EXPLOSION, ExrREMELY ECONOMICAL
IN Full, and Ie9airnS no e1pneestng aseadsnos MAS
JUST BEEN PERFECTED Az this Engine is Of universal
ability hs motive sseG btns atmosph air, bat few
VIZ: WORKING SHIPS PUMPS. AND HOSTING OF "a
FOR LOADING AND UNLOADING CARGO WORKING
PUMPS FOR SUPPLYING VILLAGES WITH WAr1R,
AND FOR PURPOsES OF IRRIGATION WORKING
r1R THE vIlfOUs oPkRArIoNs OF fHE FARM
YARD, SAVING WOOD, FILLING CIsTERNS ts. fos
p<tvate establishments; DRIVING MILLS FOR 0RfNDiN0
COFFEE AND OTHER SPICES; WORKING HOSTING
GEAR FOR WAREHOUSES, &c. Coppersmiths, poters,
woodurner, and sn artisans who esano saoId 70 employ
&c ENGINE ready Instrument - % tSek drudssV but 1so
while may be LEFT .ithouetene for hours via
their werksho and eook their food 1t ae time that
supplies motive iasra! coal wood peat OF charcoal
beius Ill suitable fof fael
Fos fling eeenA Of pavss houses In cinss gas burner
produces sufficient heat for sctus:ns The engine Tue sub
sce ready 70 eLcute orders forthwith, sna VII DO gsd 20
saoti ~ rs2alsi.s information the sshjsct-
JOHN B. KiTCHISG. No 81 WiIismst
TO PRINTERS and NEWSPAPER PUBLISH
ERs Tho Mar uctL ofrI for sss, ., lo~ prices the
fcl,ovisg SECONDHAND PRESSES;
Iouhe Cylinder Printing Machine, bed for57.
| Double Cylincef Printing Machine, bed Ji.B
] Double Cylinder Piinirz Machine bed SkSs
Double 6 Under Printing Mschir e. bed SKA
job Printing Machine bed l6r0
CsId Printing Aschls
ALDO, Hand Presses several skes.
Tie above named Machines ell In hrs ordet b.,us
been bat little worn. and Thoroughly rspsIed.
For prt6es spply % r. HOE 1 Co