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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-12-05

hIENI LNSOLATED FULL lhUN FRAME y
SCALE
Grand and Square Pi&.o Fortes.

Grand and Square Pi&.o Fortes.
TIVE Insulated Iron frame preserves the original
Il tone OF the instrument in all its purity. securing
1t for all t1me against that most disagreeahle tinny
Piano-Fortes. 1t greatly strengthens the case and thus
keeps the Piano Forte much longer in tune. II gives
the instrument a much filler, richer and sweet@ Tone.
1t adapts the Piano to al climates and to all changes
OF atmosphere, and in al respects IL Is pronounced by
Or best ~artistes' the greatest improvement Of the
age in Piano-F orre construction; producin an Instr.-
ment acknowledged to be superior TO all others made
In this country or Europe.
A FEW TssTrxosfAIs IN REGARD TO TIE SUPERIORITY
or our NEW SCALE PArEsF INSULATED PAxo-FoRrEs.
|" have examined the Piano-Fortes OF Lighte &
Bradbnrys with entire satisfaction, / know not that
there are any Others better, either Ia our own country
or elsewhere. On. LOWELL MAsos.
/" In cearness, richness and Volume of tone. delicacy.
elasticity OF touch, and fine repeating action. havs
never played upon their equal--H. A. WALLER
HAUPT.
In volume, richness, eTenness, and purity Of tone,
and in dcliclcy OF toI:l. they certainly excel and In
that beautiful sin yins quality 80 desirable vet 40 SCI
dom fJund-"-WiLLIAM MASON.
/" have never played up9n 50 rich and heavy a tone
Square iano-Forte." -ARrHUa y APoLEoS.
: 1 am astonished aud delighted with the New Scale
Iron Frame PEano-Forte= made By yUu. Therepa~i
= be q xaleadid
Il have never played upon SO hne an instrument"
GEO. r. BgIsrow.
:. con sider taem as TO seaasy, richaess, fnlness and
equality of t1ne, as well a. their agreeable, elastic
touch. equal il not superior u any Piano made Ia this
In power, quality, and eqa .Ety Of tone, they Ger
tsinly excel; while Tor that peculiar rich and singing
tone so Invaluable as al AGO ointment TO the voice,
/ have never met their cluai-"-C. BAssfSI.
They have all the requirements Tor a superior IL
depreciation OF both classical aad modern conposi-
warcroosn, AL Broom Street. a few doors East of
Broadway. New fork-
~ SATISFACTORY 0UAaANTEE GIVEN. -Rt
n A SOL SowiY
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-12-05

7. E~ Over excitement, and the mental care and
anxiety incident to close attention to business or
study are among the numerous causes OF Nervous
Headache. The disordcred state of mind and body
incident to this distressing complaint is a fatal blow
to all energy and ambition. Sufferers by this disor-
der can always obtain speedy relief from these dis
tressing attacks by using one of the Cephalic Pills
whenever the symptoms appear. 1t quiets the over
tasked brain, and soothes the strained and Earring
nerves, and relaxes the tension of the stomach which
always accompanies and aggravates the disordered
condition OF the brain.
FACT WORTH KNowINe-Spalding's Cephalic Pills
are a certain cure for Sick Headache, Bilious Head
ache, Nervous Headache, Costiveness and General De-
bility.
GREAT Decentralization the most important OF
all the great medical discoveries of this age may be
considered the system OF vaccination for protection
from Small Pox. the Cephalic Pill for relief of Head.
ache, and the use of Quinine for the prevention OF
Fevers, either of which is a sure specific, whose ben
efits will be experienced by suffering humanity long
after their discoveries are forgotten.
N Did you ever have the Sick Headachef Dc
you remcmber the throbbing temples, the feyercd
How totally unfit you were for pleasure. conversation
or study. One of the Cephalic Pills would have re
lieved yon from all the suffering which you then OK
perlenced. For this and other purposes You shouis
always have a box of them on hand to use as occa
/ sion requires.
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TOWN FORK LAND FOR SALE.

r HHIS Tract lies on both sides of Town Fork. one
mile from the Town of Germanton, containing
Three Hundred and sixty-four acres about one hum
dred OF which is under cultivation. The wood land
is well timbered and excellent for Wheat and Tobacco.
Also, t~hirty-fve or forty acres of as good bottom a.
can be found in this section. For particulars address,
L. r. GIBSON.
lrCrmanfOn. N O. Nov d 1870 L
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NOTICE.

a will be i.ide TO the next Gen
era Assembly of the State Of North Carolins,
to Charter The Pee Dec Guards; an independent Com
pany Of Light Infantry, in Richmond County.
Nov. O., 1860. 1aAA
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NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
AND PLATED WARE.
GNI.n
SILVER WARE.

.E
GOLD. SILVER WARE.
Gentlemen's Levers, Cups and Goblets,
Ladies' Levers, Napkin Rings.
Silver Levers, Preserve & Sugar Spoons,
Ladies' Watch Chains, Sugar Sifters and Crumb
Vest and Neck Chains, Serapers,
Sets OF Breast Pins andl Ice Cream & Pie Knives,
Ear Rings. Butter and Cake Kniver,
Bracelets and Breast Pins Children's knives and
Ear and Finger Rings, Forks,
Cuff and Shirt Buttons, Card Cases 81 Pepper Box
Collars and Sleeve do. es,
Belt Buckles, Fruit and Pickle Knives,
Armletts and Pencils, Table and Desert Spoons,
Spectacles and Thimbles,I Thimble & Tea Spoons,
Crosses and Snaps. Soup and Cream Ladies,
Gravy & Mustard Spoons,
PLATED WARE Pencils and Pens,
r.. p;tchers ond snoons Spectacles, sc.
Casters and Walters. CUTLERY.
Cake Baskets and Forks. Table and Desert Knives,
Preserve & Butter Stands. Pocket and Penknives,
Table and Desert Kniyes.J Scissors and Razors.
oyster and Soup Ladies, MISCELLAN E0US.
Butter and Fruit Knives. Hair and Tooth Rrnshes
Fish and Pie Knives, Combs and Guards
pau Stahas, Pocket Books & Wallets,
Nanule otlShs, Ladies' Travelling do
Moiasses mugs, Work Boxes,
Tea Setts|5 pieces, Steel Spectacles.
opec'aeies. Razor Strops s. Brushes,
French d Yankee Clocks.
l wish the members Of the Legislature and other.
to call at my store and sec for themselves. Ny stock
OF Goods Is large and fashionable. Ny prices ars
cheaper. l will warrant every article sold to be wha
it's sold for no Plated Jewelry sold for Gold. Watch.
es and clocks repaired and warranted for IL month.
Raleigh. N, c.. Dec. a. 1850. Is~tf
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COLLARS! ~COLLARSi!
New Styles.

EF4AN
TINIoS GARRoTE. NATIONAL BYRoss,
u BAYADESE BYRON.
Just rccriycd,
nj Ew STYLE OF CASHMERE SUITS N
IN RICH SILK VELNEr VESTS,
Just received,
AT HARDNESS.
"RENcH REAyER CLOTH oyRRSAcKS-
ID Hack. Brown aid Rlae colorS Lined through
out with satin deschinc- Neat All handsome style al
aarrncnt, Just received,
At HARDISG's.
SAriSEr PANTS Q sERyAyTs,
Al HARDINGS.
sCATINEr COATS FOR SERVANTS
- 10 just oPencd-cheap and good
Raleigh, n. c. Nov. Il, 1s6a. is-6t
Nrnla4 For the INSTANT RELIEF
hStHAl and pEaNAYENr CURE Of
abss1s this distressing complaint use
FRHDT's
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Msds by G. B. sEYMoUR&C CO, 45SRsoADwxr, n. Y.
- Price, q per box; sent free by post.
FOR SALE AT L DRUGGISTS.
Nov. 3, 1880. Ally
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WANTED,

SITUATION as Teacher, by a young gertEN
~ man who has some experience in teachink.-
8 Good recommendations as to ability aud character
given. For particulars address. stating salary, SC,
"CAROLINA," Box
ATT oxsrd, nc
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CL0AKS CLOAKsl!
Arabs, Solverines, sc, &C.
sHAWLS! SHAWLS! 1!
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
For Gale.

TJHR UNDERSIGNED, COMMISSIONERS FOR
Il the ssie OF the following Valuable Property in
the City of Raleigh, in conformity with Instructions,
hereby give Notice
That on the first day OF January, 1861, at II O'Clock,
NJ. on the premises, we will offer at public sale, :he
Houses and Lots belonging To the Raleigh Female
Seminary Company" situated on HILLsBoRovsH
strest, immediately opposite the residence Of the late
Bryan Grimes. The property is in one OF the most de-
sirahle locations in the city. The Houses, all of which
afefn good- rspair, embrace two sdistinct two ntnrv
family residences, and a large lone-story brick build
g-pby 6afeat- A further description Of the pro-
perry is deemed unnecessary, as purchasers has. fafI
opportunity to examine for themselves.
TEEMS.-One and two years in equal ~instalmente,
with interest from date of sale.
T. Ii. L -
c. w. ID. HUTCHINGS, :
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PLATED WARE.
PURE VIRGINIA SMOKING
T0RACC0

A FINE LOT OF THE ABoyE"T0BACCo-
~ Just to hand, put up in pound and half pound
packages. For sale by TURNER,
n. c. Bookstore,
halelgn, November oath, 1860. 14-tf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-12-05

The VoTE OF VIRGINIA.-It is stated that
the vote Of Virginia has been east for NINE
! Bell and SIX Breckenridge Electors.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-12-05
T. Ii. SELBY +,
c. w. d. HUTCHINGS, I
KIMBRO' JONES.
TOYS! TOYS HAT COST.

- Register and Standard, Raleigh; Weekly Pro
gress, Newberne ; and Dispatch, Washington, copy
I i'll sale. and forward bills 10 this Office.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-12-05

A LSo CIGARS AND SMOKING TOBACCO
IN largerassortmcnt on hand ana selling ut COST a.
the old stand OF pODD e SCHIYD.
Raleigh. Oct. II, 1884. s-tf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-12-05

Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Combs and Guards.
Pocket Books q Wallets,
Ladies' Travelling do
Work Boxes,
Steel Spectacles,
! Razor Strops s. Brushes,
French q Yankee Clocks.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-12-05

that they ever had the pleasure OF Offering before. and
as they spared no effort To buy their Goodso on the best
terms, they hstter themselves that they can add will
sell goods cheaper than any other House this side OF
the Empire City.
Their department in DRESS GOODS embraces tho
most fashionable patterns, Of the latest importstions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

We sell Dress SILKS at less prices than is possible
for those dealers 1ho made their selections
earlier IA the season.
In the stock will be found
IS ps Plaid Check Silks the price of 623c
cheap at SIC
80 ps Heavy Chene Bayadcre Stripe Silks in all the
fashionable colors, only I5c. well worth 81 yard.
30 ps Chenc Brocade, Chene Stripe and Plaid Silks at
81 yd, cost 81 IS to import.
20 ps Rich Brocade, French Gray Grounds, at SI,25
cheap at 81 80.
Tops Plain Silks in Blue, Green Brown and Drab for
size to Sis I'd.
80 ps Foulard silks greatly below of importation
IS ps Black silks, comprising the most durable makes
Black Silks than ever before.
ANY lady who has Silk to purchase will find stock
superior, and prices lower than any establishment
Special bargains i'll
HOOP SKIRTS.
100 doz the whole stock of 4 bankrupt manufacturer
will be sold 50 per cent. less than cost.
Full stock of DRESS GOODS, of every description.
Full stock of LADIES' CAPEs, CASHMERE q sTEL
LA SHAWLS, TABLE LINENS, PRINTS, WHITE
GOODS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, and EMBROID-
ERIES, at prices defying competition.
New Goods opening daily.
Low prices and great bargains rule at the
CITY ST o r. e,
Opposite the Post Office.
J.H CLARKE az CO.,
mh27 diff No. AS Main street.
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4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By order of the

a oolGNEES SALE.-By order of the
- Judge of Probate and Insolvency for the County
OF Worcester will be sold at Public Auction the follow
ing escnbed estate on WEDNESDAY, the Ilth day Of
April next, at O'Clock in the forenoon premises
IN worcester four houses and about eighteen thousand
leet OF land, situated on Winter street. Also, after
aforesaid sale about thirty woodland on Winter
HILL in said Worcester and mill and about thirty
acres of land in Rutland, near Moses Smiths.
Also, after the aforesaid sales premises in Hol-
den about thirty of sprout land known as the
Stone house lot and about sixteen land
known as the Drury lot. JOHN w. HOWE,
WALTER IL. DAVIS,
mchJl davis Assignees of j. S NJ. Davis
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0Nants.

SITUATION WANTED-As Gardener,
- or to do the outdoor work of private family
10 take care OF horses any other service that may be
required He would be glad to have a situation with
some farmer Inquire at No. Bridge street dSt+ ap4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05
GLOVES S!

500 doz of the best PARIS KID GLOVES at 75c, which
worth ST.
Great bargains in Isle THREAD & SILK GLOVES
and GAUNTLETTS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

PARASOLS! PARAS0LS!
$50 Plain and extra heavy SILK PARASoLS, at IS
which is half the former price.
splendid line higher cost PARAsoLs of thela
and most novel styles, which offer the lowest
ket prices
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ri b l. O's G. A r ID Z N
IN COOKIES ROYAL AMPHITHEArER
fHUN AbILEl' =, LUNUUN.
SATURDAY jan 22-AFTERNOON and EVRNIl

FROM ASTLEl'S, LONDON.
SATURDAY, Jsn 22-AFTERNUON and EVENING,
EQUESTRIAN MATlNEE,
Commencing O'Clock The performances in the Evening be-
Usbcunsed success Of the besutifal and brilliant
Mile ELLA ZOYARA!
She win appear in both entertainments. ~, -
th 1 sTss s1 md PneS1aed az se:
"APHEHoMBNoS rider attached to
los called in the oil MAIDEN ,sse Ella Zoyrs whose equine
sHPOf. though they are very sapn; in ;hs have not
to her MsdeDoise. Ella dresses and scts with the
sion II is IN fact; feminine and gone face But she
has the spngy agility Of and Is taller and gte than
smon tie specsOrs on the subject Of the fair
for the sOcalled MsdemOele Ella IT, whether male
The facs this remarkable simply
can BY bi named stokes picked up arooEiny young Ger
boy Of bye OF and taught him the art Of cir
as sr called him Ella and brought him infant phe
nonenon Little Ella grew up in Tonany gsces wa; con,
ring greatly admired for her beauty and grace and became
the recipient Of good nauy valuable presents In the shape OF
By the she had reached her sixteenth year the phenom
begsn experience the nconveniences aud difficulties Of
hst oobe character and determined she would continue
longer She theaened leave of and put on r1wse
be allowed privilege putting male costume except
when performing the ring and in the snnouncemen IN the
bill she 70 be called Ella only without the Pfehx OF Made
Inoe On these conditions she has been performing In Lon
nouDeed under the highly romantic name OF hsdemoiseue Ella
ZOySIG" -..,.
Ia his brilliant act Of Equestri4nsp.
The HANLON BROTHERS,
In al their Gymnastic Woodsrs.
Beside athletic and other performances of this
troupe.
lie following features win Be added the programme
week the first representations will be gwen MONDAY
EVENING;
The ful-bood Arabian ZAIDER viii exhibit her
hsough training variety Of novel tests
OF Nile ELLA ZOYAkA This beau ifu animal presented
30 Zoysrs by member Of the Prusn Court and was taught
her oa,efu performances At Berlin about four years ago.
Thi. appearance before American audience
L'OURS EFT LIE SENTlNELLE, q con'c AFT rpiece. In
which essTs. B. YATES aud the Contorontt DUVERNEY
tale prominent parts -
act Of xild hofsruanshp by Mons and Madame Du Bach
-Four Of the BROTHERS BANLON viii appear in entire
new and original act Of Gymnastics
Nile HELOlSE win Introduce new srd beautiful scene Of
eouaiop on he unbdsd and unssoded horse Champion.
Boxes cens Orchestra Chairs, $l Private Boxes, %
and Is - -
PkRTICUT AR NOTICING improper characters, male
ieAi'''' '1''''' " Wy JAMES b. NIXON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28

Two CLOSE COfAhi NEhcnlI lN cnI.cl
i Valuable LEASEHOLD PREMISES on bkOADwAr
81 feet north OF FrankH-st to ho SOLD At AUCtlps -
CLOSE CoPARTNERsaIP INTERE5r-E B. LuD-
sell public auction at II o'clock az the ber-
chsuts' Fxchsn.e, In the City Of New 90 TOEsDts
Jan. a. le0 the valuable and eisoy ntaseo ~
rontipg on Couaniey The building Is Is feet front sad
s and s deep high broAdSsy add sevea
es In The rear on the basement being neezy
Level with the sidewalk IN the rear IL hes been entirely re-
dsed and pu In complete FIR rtc.sss ob5ias bes
ness For further patioua apply to tbs AUcTioSEsRs No
Il Pinest-
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Go formers an6 Others.

D0RTUGAL ONION.-The subscriber having
imported quantity Of the seed Of the sCENTLES5 POh
TuGAL ONION referred By Mr. Carpenter Farmers
Club at their meeting Dee 49, 1859 will forward any diroc
tlOD postpaid s.utcsnt quantity 70 plant two rods q
ground receipt o. 20 cents This Onion OF hns flavor and
devoid oil sly Offensive odor Address
JOHN HOWARD, kew.York Po,s-Omce.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
INVENTORS AND PATENTEES
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PATENT
AGENCY OFFICE
Hessrs. MUM & Co.,
ncfa.ia ,,u;th


Me.,r.. MUM Co..
In association with
HON CHARLES MASON,
Late Commissioner Of Patents,
OFFICE OF TIE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN"
No. 81 Park row. New-Yor
hessrs MUM Co respectfully give notice that In addition
their experience OF nearly fifteen standing So
ictors of Patents, they have associated with them
HON JUDGE MASON,
who for several Commissioner OF Patents This
anaement reders their organization thorough complete
aud Il guarantee that s business connected ith the
DRAW lNGS. REJECTED CASES INTEhRERENCES
INtRINGEMEkTS. EXTENSIONS and CAVEATS will re.
ceive prompt snd careful attention.
PATENTS secured In ENGLAND, FRANCE, BELGIUM,
AUSTRIA RUSSIA PRUSSIA and all other foreign countries
wher. parent laws exist.
Me-sis MUM Co are the habit of publishing e-ti
nonis respecting their professional quahc atoms they
induced 10 present the following letter recently addressed
who has PROBABLY secured Patents any
ventor living:
the past three months employed
prepare and prosecute applications for and
take pleasure in stating all these without
any essential alteration papers, la all my experience
inventor, hch space twenty hive years
patent granted In 1891 have had applications
thorough and satisfactorily prepared. ANY contem
shn,eDt and ws;ch the complete system which governs
thronEhouas have done from day 20 dao be satisfied that
IL tie place. above all Others apply information and pro-
fesops aid in al natto pertaining Letters Patent tor tu
venons rendering to you and your efficient corps Of
thanks for the courtesy ana fidelity shown 10
and to my business, am, gentlemen,
Heu.York Dec ~ lP59 JOHN w. COCHRAN.
PAMPHLETS of ADVICE HOW TO SECURE LET.
TERS PATENT furnished free. AL communications
siderd confidential.
Address, . MUM \ Co..
No. 81 PARK ROW, New-York.
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Jnsnranre Companies.
METROPOLITAN
wi FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No JeS BROADWAY,
CoEskR PISR-sT., sEw-foRk.

CASH CAPITAL.............:... .'.'"....''sSoD'o"e
This Company having cash capital exceeded ey those Of on,
four other city Companies continues insure all kinds Of Per
soua Property Bufn Ships In port and their Cargoes, oS
With the security oil the insurers
and the Il DIkEcTohs: .
JOSEPH b. VARhUM, HENRY V. BUILEh
LEONARD APPLEBY, JOSEPH b. lAhNUM, JK.
FRED'K II. WALC0Tf, JAS. LOk 0RAHAE, yR.,
WIJJJAM x STRONG BOWES r MCILVAIHE,
MOSES TAYLOR GILBERT l.. BEECKMAN,
IAMFS q SHELDON JOHN c. HENDERSON,
nANIPI PARISH LORRAIN FREEMAN,
8USTAVUS A. CON0VER, EDWARD MACoMbEh,
MARTIN BATES, JR. WATSON n CAsE ,,,
DUDLEY B. FULLER, CHARLES z; ARpLhbhbf.
PAsCHAL w, IURNEY, SAM D PkApFOhp' il,
fRASgIiisSs u, pELAE0
EDWARD A. SfANSBURY. Secretary.
Robert C. RATBBoSE, Asst Secretary.
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~ SON, No Tryon.row Eewiork Cases prepared aud
sued before the u s. Patent Oc- and Patents procored
Foreign Countries Circular with information sent By mai
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer.

81 To- h. p
AT - O'Clock precisely, at the late residence o.
~ ford eso no. to Pieuspoutst., corner VI he"lJ-''
Brooklyn.
.sc,cxvr,s SALE of ELEiiANT FUkNITURE, VAL
ranIE PRIVATE LIBRARY, 80. The furniture remAsins
"a t honsg Ia excelrn ORDER If the best nanafsonre
COMMUNICATIVE Of painted haloer arnitues aai'
tops mahogany do -. ...ha..,z Ro,lon..a.
Lave shoesuv abret Library able aud Cnairs &c
PARLOs-splepdid rosewood Psf'r suite IA m.iocs ~
crimson Brocstsle, 10 pi ce.; rosewood Iaoe n 90
,vorv s,auary marble tablet curtains ricn nfonbe 80
Marble ocks Velvet Brussels Carpets and OiIeiSs S>
aulauder iron Safe. "a BY 20 inches, &c
AND tn TIE sVENiNO,
At e. oolock in the Library Rooms d the hoese. NJ
Jsfoa and valuable Collection Of Books compnains is
tory Travels Biography, Poetry Eloquence Fine As
Io.onhy Morale Science &c Kve~s HsSzioes Noyet, ana
HisreIsnrous BooIsi srgs Boydrs Shakespeare original
Catalogues Of the whole at the ssesroons on -
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Billiard Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of well-seasoned
"A BILLiARD-TABLES, made In the best possible
and al reasonable prices Ill be found the PHELAN 81 II
LARD TABLE MANDATORY. Nos O. 65 81 and 90 Cros
bys NewYoSk Every article connected with
the lowest rates.
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OIn WASHINGTON BEATEN atLAST.

OIO WASHINGTON BEATEN atLAsT.
~. On the 2lst Of January, 1870 the Steer Wash
ipstop was slaughtered his weight dead was ia pcund.
has sen beaten until the Steer UNION slAush
tered whose dead weight 2Sls pounds who with pair OF
Rser boutbt Of Wheeler and raised by Allen Adoh
otths eap Of Dover Dutchess County and pair Of Steers
bou,It Of C. nosg also South Down sheep aod Lamos
"a Gnsyea win be offered for SALE the 18th ina
by WILLIAM LALOR Nos. 80 and 81 Centre Market The
public invited TO call
ID b. COLEMAN & SON have opened the
III. RUTAW HOUSE. in Baltimore.
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I OST.-A CHECK on the Union Bank OF this
~ city s25 bearing number 49, drawn by bENm
DICT Co. 70 the order OF MARIE KAnL, dated jan %
and certified by tho Bank having been lost all persons are
toned sgsin buying negotiating the same, payment having
been stopped.
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Building alateriais.
6ouse- furnishing @ooos.

M AGIC MET L. U l.
" scientific prepare ION fof cleaning eesuthny ~ 49,"
METALS PLATED WARE GLIDING GLASS. 49,
PAINTING, ORNAMENTAL WORK, MARBLE aud ruh-
MTURE Also il valuable for wAsRIN0 and sseeI clss.-
me Price In large I'm bones, ONLY TEN SESls - -
WMInned nee rom injurious pfoyeFes IL shonu navv
In Every FAMILY AND BUSINESS ESfAbLishh ~ NJ
FT Gale BY Drsxsta Hardware Dealers, and around -
marketa Depot, No II 0ald-st, Maiden-lsns n l.
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nUTCHEsS COUNTY FARM for SALE
~ The Yarn Of the Col George Vanderbilt, ao scre:
.ltuste on the Hudson River miles south OF fouShheeps
1900 ,i,. Ar front Of nearly half mile. Inquire OF
D. ii. MILLS. No ls2 Chsmben<t
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B.sEY Il. LEEDS Co., AU0TIosEsEs
r SNEDECOR's FIRST ANNUAL SALB.

SNEDECOK' FTRST ANNUAL cALn
- SPECIAL AND Ex1RAOR OINAkn SAIL Or , a ~
COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS W.T., SonvS9
AND DRAWINGS Al he ACApEMr ~ q, ~ ~ ~ raE
MOST EMINENT ARTISTS OF AMERICA AND I ~ sTR
he soid Al Auction on the EVENINGS ofsif 'ssasy
and ist FobrnaIy at hsIfpastT O'Clock each e'esas ~
Among the collection be found the worss OF 49,
Arcbenbscb Cbaroh Ko,berme Scblesnse I'd Ffere'
a., nnssnA G.g,ouY Wu,, Hart EJnoads shyef, sss-
bosclboyen Herring Stevens, DeGreux jacques, Ls@e
Coocarer Pssoi. soontss Meg s sIanse Believes. c
se, illy nj Spencer BootIe Carter 'sa beess
williamson Moore, Hall, blsndei, enassuSa oa'"
Dix Owen, &C. rxu,eITIoN PRHR fSa
D 90 y 70 and from TO ~ p. until the stsnf,{e -
"a H. 70 . p '"' - sNEDECOR, No 81 BROADWAY.
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Ghanres for Business Glen.

4 81 YEARS LEASE on valuable property
N 10 Resde-st. for sale cheap
Inquire in the Photograph Gallery No 4o7 Broadway, up