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dzIu Opposite Barnum's.
LNRENCH SHIRT FRONTS.
Il FRENCH GLOVES.
FRENCH HALF HOSE
EMO, ,s,, oor, French TIES
ENGLISH SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
ENGLISH HALF HOSE.
ENGLISH CARA HDKFS
ENGLISH BRUSHES
Just opened full assortment these goods Of the yey
best qualities and styles, at the lowest prices
CONSTABLE, WALKER 4 co,
l55 Baltimore street,
Ja3l-ttr Opposite the Museum.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS BANK OF
IL BALTIMORE, Feb e, l8G0-The Stockholders of this
Bank are hereby notified that ELECTION for Nine D
recors will be held at the Banking House on MONDAY the
Books will be closed the LIST to the 9th of March.
feI-eotE t. b. RUTTER, Cashier.
SPRING' 1860.
HouSE,KEEPING DRY GOODS.
- oII,CLOTHS, az.
R0YSTON BROS,
81 BALTIMORE STREET,
Invite the attention of purchasers to their assortment NJ
Family, Church. Hotel and Ship Furnishing Dry Goods
Carpetings Oil Cloths Mattngs, &c. Upholstered if
sired
Ladies', Gentlemen's, Youths and Servants Wear
All of which they will sell on popular terms fe2tfr
HAVANA oIaARsl
HAVANA CIGARS!l
HAVANA CIGARsll
We invite the attention of the trade stock of HA-
business and having the advantage of resident partner
IN Hapdnd We are enabled to offer superior inducements to
purchasers MORSE Il MARTIN
s30-tfr 81 South street
I AND WARRANTS WANTED BY
- e2-tfr THos CARSON.
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WOoD

WOoD .
..... and
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HAS COME HAS COMET HAS COMEll
IL THE GOOD TINE HAS COME!ll
SINGERS No. 3 SEWING MACHINE CAN NOW
HAD FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
No. l MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARS.
manufacturing purposes the only reliable and
celed Sewing Machine in the world
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES FROM FIFTY TO
SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
They have been tried in families found superior to any
now in
80 Hemmers binding guages of all kinds machine oil
and thing in line always hand New York
prices. The great reduction in prices enables those who
have purchased cheap and worthless machines to obtain the
best made the owestrate Everybody requested
to call at office, send for cory Of l. NJ SINGER
Co.'s GAZETTE.
W. f. Frederick, Agent
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GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND Coal.
Selected Lump for open CRATES. Run of mine for manu-
acturing and shipping purposes From the best mines
For sale by CHAs. GILMoR
di5u SO Second street.
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FIRST oP THE SEASON.
N W. Thomas Co.'S celebrated Sugar Cured HAMs-the
same which gave such universal satisfaction last year
Also,a Fine lot of TROUT. half bbls Just received and
for sale by GREEN Yog
ia2+tf So Baltimore street
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o
I'D 9. a. SEWELL & CO.,
HSHM TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
AsagIH Nd 2l3 PRATT STREET, WEST,
Have constantly on hand at their establishment, a
full assortment OF fresh GROCERIES,, consisting OF fine
Teas Wines, Tobacco, English Pickles. Sauces dc Also
in store, fresh supply of Hermeticay Sealed Peaches
tomatoes, Green Corn, &c, which selling low.
The public will find their interest in giving our stock
an examination before purchasing elsewhere
fel4-tf ~ ~ - @>'
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WANTED.-An experienced and competent
w BOOkkEEPER would like to obtain permanent
SITUATION in established house The best city re
ference given as to qualification Address B00KKEEPER
at this office. feI42tt
NEW BOOKS.
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made. Here is his evidence on this point:
"Question.-Have you ever stated to any person that
the grant was to be assigned to the esent parties before
it passed the CouncilsY
Answer.-No, sir / never made such a statement be
cause / had no such knowledge ... ..
1t is somewhat strange that Mr. TRAvERs, who
only engaged in the business on Mr. WooD's ap-
plication, should have known more about the
matter than his principal He was fully aware Of
the fact that an assignment was in contemplation
Here is the proof of 1t in his own words:
"Question.-How after the passage Of the ordi
nance did you become acquainted with Mr.. Brock and
these other gentlemen?
Answer think it two or three days afterwards
Question-How soon after that was the grant made9
Answer.-The assignment was made about that time
Ihree OF lour DAYS afterwards
By Mr.. Blackistone.-Question.-We they not in
roduced to you as the parties referred to by Mr. Woods
An9wer.-I so understood.
QuestionIn fact that the grant procured for themi
Answer-Yes sirn
This is corroborated by the following extrac
from Mr.. MoNTAGUEs evidence:
Had conversation with Mr. Wood short time afte
the assignment he complimened me in his peculiar way
saying that had exhibited considerable ability &c,
said Billy, you arguing against orlorn hope
knew that the grant was to be transferred to Mr. Brocl
@ the OIL was passed it was foregone conclusion
anu hothing could have stopped its PASSAGE -
But it is not worth while 10 inquire whethe,
lue Si"HteeS hHeW tHal the SpeculatlOn was IN
reality entered upon for the benefit of BROCK &
Co. The latter firm took control of the bushes:
as soon as the influential politicians had seen il
safely through the Councils How far thew as.
sisted the aforesaid politicians in pushing through
the ordinance, we can Judge from the admissions
of Mr.. Brock We are not left to circumstantiaI
evidence alone to substantiate the charge of cor
ruption in this connection. Mr.. McALLIsTER ties
titles to the following conversation with Brock
II asked him to tell me whether or not he had bribed
any members Of the Council he said decline to answer
mat that they choose to be the authors of their
niay they can do so he asked If he did not get tbf
charter how he would be paid for his outlaw sad n
MIN thought that he should have his for
on and ten per cent. additional; he that woud MOI
cover his other expenses - NV
Mr. GEo. R. BERRY, also claiming to be a mem.
Der OF the Legislature, was examined CONCERNING
Brooks statement:
"Witness was present at the conversation betwaan NJ
McAlister and Mr. Brock he has stated that
tion fully and correctly to the best nv
could neither add to or take from his testimony. aft
the conversation was over had few words with NJ
Brock and told him that did not blame him for buvr,
the city Of Baltimore or any other citybut that al,
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FURS FURS II FURS!!!
On hand large and varied assortment OF
FINE FURS,
anuactured for retail trade. All goods sold at my estab
ishmen will be warranted as represented The old stand
ng of the houseis guarantee that customers will be
onestly and justly dealt with
TAYLOR,
2 1Zlt Opposite Barnum's,
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apTo THE HONORABLE THE GENERA

H5-0rders solicited and promptly attended to- feI4tf
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II did it as act of friendship, and Also because be-
eved the policy of the city Baltimore bring
capital from other places to be invested in it, and because
believed it would give employment to large number
of the citizens of Baltimore in the matter of contracts
In constructing the road and also operating it. One
of the things that commended it to my favorable
tention the fact that capital to be brought
Baltimore
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New1lork Daily Gribm,re
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF 1862.

The following letter has been addressed TO the Sec
rotary of the Society of Arts by command OF his Roy
al Hghness the Prince Consert, President Of the So
ciety expressing the readiness OF bis Royal Hghnese
10 place bis name on the list of guarantors for the
of f10e00, the of f2&0, 600 has been
subscribed
DEAR SIR: am his Royal Hishncsthe Prince
ConsOtto inform that his Regal Hhness has gwen bis
s .. r, saS n ord order
other others great international Exhibition il 1882.
Presaen. Of the Society the wish Of his Royal
.oadesed p. propos BY e so which has for its o.
;ect the adssncenent q art and seeo applied to industrial
to any :h plan he merit. proposal
q sIy ne had n Tsd s
cunt Of pablo suppon would insure IL. ultimate success
VIII oh Il proposd To- rs the ausrsaoe fudope az which
provides thst liability shs be incurred by person sub
.cs ws s I esds Roy HSn Ss %
30 far depart from his ordinary practice as to intimate his resd
R est Sa to
R fas@ou1t Of the prOpsssd snsrsuec % ''A'e''
.II ,saea.s dear s yours very fihfuny oppv
Tbe.aams already guaranteed for carrying out this
Exhibition amount TO Gl5S,O00
The pHacipal conditions of the guaranteed agree.
ment are:
lst. That no Subscriber will incur any liability unta
at least f2sO, 900 haze been guaranteed.
ID. Ihid calls VII be aide unless il should hap
pen that contrry TO rse experience of the Exhibition
OF lool when there wiz surplus OF nearly t2W,VVV,
fnere should I've loss Ehen TIE call will be pro rata
3D.. Any surplus viii re at sle disposal Of the g9arIi-
tons, for the promotion o. ars manufactures aud COM
meme.
itL, The trustees and managers Of the Exhibition
named are-the Earl Granville, X. G., Lord President
of the pnvy Council, vcePresdent OF the Society Of
Arts the Marquis OF Chandos, OF The iondSn
and Nortf- Western Railway; Mr.. Thomas Barring ~.
r.; Mr.. c. Wentworth Dixie, viee-President Of The |
Society of Arts-Roy Commissioner for the Exhibi-
lion Of 1851; Mr.. Thomas Fareairp, Chairman OF tho
Manchester Ar Treasures Exhibition.
The council do not propose to limit the fund to the
80 600 named; but, having secured that sum, they
viii eideavor to Increase it az much az possible.
crenlar letter has been addressed 10 the members
~ the Society drawing their attention TO the import
snoe of filing up the guaranty list as soon as possible
md those members and their friends who are desirous
~ ewing their assistance 10 this undertaking are re-
,ns,ed 10 send in their 10 the Secretary Of the
society of AXIS as early possible, with tue sums
hey are willing TO guarantee.
The amounts guaranteed BY individuals vary from
10000 70 EI00.
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price. lie sale. g 100 sS ,,a e be .p
p aSSS at s a al psicSs rs Common
tot hd q 60 ? $40 ~ ssost sGd Se Nv ed
sd.. :. eoStSe quiet sales Of o bb good 81 60 and
S a. T H lssas ss q s ssi but
the market for most ether kinds lacks say a. wen oooy'
h. &c. cash. 500 Tss;. 1850 aeussso term:
ssss :. S e, s. Seed s
saOs. balance q the HiamsSashs said 70 be peo
Sss sa nj
snys nom Lender add ,sa 81 and e balance q
@s s s : sssa .oS sSsst = p SsSsi
AsAEsmIhsp inquiry L coed e. both hSs; and the mAss
flour AND MEAL-Tbe demand Tor Western ard s.sAe
isSe yen buyers decided end we reduce our quo
e better grade. are quite dun and the .-s are
Dbl. !. for srps Inc S s ,s a. ." %.:
extra 50 osd 50 20 for shipping brands q round hoop szt.
81 Louis extra: csnsdsn FaI / IN seaues but rs.her
lower with more oierns sale. OF go eek 80 S'9 81 SO
heavy tie arrival. fair Of s4 bbl Ct So 60
for s1pene Baltimore &C. and SC esasI IS for the better
ssis. Of 81 ss ct 50 4aa heavy
'si West market ss and the
arse arrivals unvOble from Europe induce suyers
e sS su: ss Nd g'ss. Club ssps u
trs 1900 bush Racine Spring 81 U.s. delivered ooo BUSH
Chicago Spring IS in ttoe or No 200 Red Long !sand
at $50 bush White Indiana and Michigan at VI esp
81 barley held aud in fair request saes Of 100
bush Illinois private 500 bush Canada East for export
on private terms bush Stste ct csc Barley Mat quiet
at c &C. rather lower the demand nsnly for the
home trade saies and Canadian at l4 d2c ap4
State Ut l2d4aic. Rye Is selling small s5deSc Corn
IL very plenty and unsettled the demand mainly
for bush 1sasc for unsound 1 for
mixed isa77c for Western mixsd mostly ss c
and &c for Northern and Jerey Yellow; White sDd
nolnnel.
WHIsKYThs market hardly Grm, but prices ere the
same; sales Of 60 bbs at 22!c.
demsnd less active g, Pork bu. Asss
Is held firmly; Prime the contrary 10 du aud lower; the
aivas moderate but the stock Is ample the sles W
ibis az Sls IS Mess eli 81 for thin Mess SIT 50 for
old d. end ss 81! for new Prime Beef s quite arn and 3,
steady demand o the trade sales Of Goo bb S31S6 for
Country Mess $9d 10 50 for repecked Mess and * $50
l2 50for Prime M-s l. firm and in fair demsnd sales
OF 643 tcs Western $50 ST. chiefly at SO So Il tea
Texas private or India Mess hear Of ssles Of n
tee at 22ds2 and bear Of leo do going forward from
first hands Beef Hams In demand and firm 1t
Slld SIC; sales of 500 bbls within range Bacon h
and wanted at sdllc Cut Meas firm and In good request
for the trade saes OF hhds and d7lc for Shoulders,
and Sd9c for Hams Lard shade hrnler the demand
in supply and the marke, heavy eal7s for Ohio and
l4d19c for State Cheese IL I]enty ct SUlo3c.
COTTON-1he market eady saes Of 50s hAlA We re-
peat former quotations:
.aanAa "A. 1-Ln n
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COFFEE-Ihe stock sa and holders salne vsry
fil uic. shipment 6D0 bags of Domingo bss Le
Antwerp from @ HANDS, sses Of loo bags Aaracsho
I8!c
sUGARs-There ia moderate inquiry sales Of q. hid
Porto Re at elG;ic e5 hhds Cube at s;c; @ hhds Nedo
&c and 1856 boxes Havana d}c The stock osnsieI
63Vc0ehds coo boxes Havana 800 bags and 600 Neldo
MOLASsESThe trade IL very moderate sss Of 60 hLdS
Cuba at 3lc.
RICE Is queti Gales Of go tee. ct - 2sas4 80 y loon
LEATHfb -Henioek Ia quiet ct the decline We oaot.
LLh aud Middle Bnenos Ayrcs st 2Id22c, do rinr a.
2oa2lc Ga steady and meets with with moderate ala
WoOLlcmes'ic Is IN limited demand, but prices remain
300 81 for thu former and soa4ic. for the latter a. TO Quality
Forei has bos In better sales OF N Rio y,n{
2se., also $50 bales Chinese on pvSl. t
cod from second hands 400 do Csp, supposed about & % -
a. ~
TALLow5The market {. steady, ses OF asooo % pr,,,a
Wsgrn a. hle Rough Fat Is steady at 7c, cash. r"
HAt1he demand Is less active and the ua.h,, 4, 49,,
s0Ies Of 90V bales at SOC. 81
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DEATH OF AN AMERICAN CossUL.-mformation has
been received of the death of Col Isaac McMicken the
United States Consul at Acapulco He died Of the
yellow fever, on the ODD ut Among other Americans
who had died in the same city of the same disease,
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lake, late of California; Mr..
Charles Fields, formerly of Philadelphia Capt Collins,
late Of the Queen Of the Isles.
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TnE CAPTURE OF THE WILDrIRE.-The Key West
correspondents of The n. y Herald says, writing on
the 9Th inst:
"The great event of the past fortnight in this section
Of the Union has been the capture by the United States
steamer Mohawk, Lieut.. T. A. H. Craven, of the slave
bark WildGre and her cargo Of so negroes and the
arrival and Decentralization of the lasss upon White
hssd Point, near Fort Taylor.
"Eews arrived in the city Sunday, the 10Th, thss
hs Mohawk was at anchor of Indian Key, CITY miles
s@a Of Key West with SLAYER N tow. The p~xt
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DROPOsALS FOR s25O,OOO "CENTRAL

u PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK OF lS76"-
-d Proposals Win be received the Conptroes Office,
sss MONDAY the 2sth day Of May 1860 sta o'clock M
when the WIN be publicly opened for the whole
part Of the Of Two Hundred and Fy Thousand Dollars
chapter IS Of the Laws and by an ordinance Of the Com
naonC Council approved BY the Mayor April Is 1850.
The stock win Of Two Thousand Five Hundred
Ses Of One Hundred Dollars eaoh and bear interest at the
per per snnun payable quarter yearly from
tn the principal Tedeenabe Nov l. 1876 from the" Sinking
Fnsd for the Redemption Of the City Debt" -
The viii the Of stock desired and the
price per share and the persons whose proposals ere oooepcd
Nl be ruiIed deposit with the Chamberlain Of the CITY,
within after the opening Of the bids the awarded 10
them respectively including the premiums on the same
presenting Comptroller the receipts Of the Chamber
in los such deposits the parties will be- entitled TO receive
Ceaes for equal amounts Of the par vsne oil the soo Dear
tnx iaterest, from the dates of payments.
Each PROPOSE ION should be ssed and Endorsed Proposals for
Fund Stock, and the put IN
.re<rd envelope addressed Is the Comptroller.
TN right the of the Comptroller TO reject
bids oonsdered to protect OF
the interests of the city. - -
CRY OF EBw-YoRK DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
ConPTRoLIER's OPrIcE, April %, 1860
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Mafbinerp.

DOARDMAEs PATENT sTEAM-BOILER
ID saves thirty per cent IN fue Cylinder Boilers be al
soxoS and enlarged Send for circular.
n. BOARDMAN, No. I6s Broadway Eew.Yofk.
pURN LIS ROTARY FORCE-PUMP,
ID sdsp<sd 10 ell purposes Pumping cis
tzu 70 The team reeDgae The most simple, durable and
PSincipsl Ssts Depot al No. % Plat t.. New York
SAMUEL Is. LEACH
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Uater-Gure.

- HOME FOR INVALIDS," established in
III lsi7 by +. Z. DENNIsroN. NJ: D..
At SPRINGDALE, NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
srnBER TO 40
References Boston: J NJ Warren, NJ D., jacob bise'sw'
inTew Yorh Willard P,zkey NJ. D., and F. Worth, esq
NORTHAMPTON, April 10. 1909
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OryIcB OF rps CENTRAL RALsoAp Co oF NKw. JERsgy,
No. 90 Wallst, kew-YoIk May IA, 1870. )
A 7 an ELECTION held at 'Elizabethport, N.
IN J., e 7th inst John T. Johnston, Jokn c. Green,
William T. Dodge, Adam NOrrie William s. Wetmore, Bena'
min 1asson John o. Storms Fredrick r. Frelnghuysen,
and Henry D. Maxwell, were RE-FLFCFED DIRECTORS Of
i Company for the next ensuing and at meeting OF the
Board Director held THE day John T. Johnston unsn
s reelected President and Samuel Knox Secretary and
9reakerer.
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ToAI ~ az Resfs. Nay I2iTeel Dbl. Flour N 90 sssh
Com et DO Wheat 1880 do Data Less pkss Proviscps
s,s do ISd $50 do Whisky So do Ashes 40 d. ossusi ~
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$50 ALBERT II. SioorAy, Aeetoreer ,x,,c =,
CyPECIAI. AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS ana
- BoNDs-ALBERT II. NICoLAY Will sen IfiiS ~ "a 4
Npesday May l5l az Ia O'Clock at his stock oaesoon w.
WHEN St, near Wallst . ga, ur p,r,vu
81 shs Marine Bank 20 shs Fan Nv AD' ~
% do. Corn Exchange Bank - do Adriate ms.
ko do. Columbia ms. 80 DO Fireman "a, LA
MAJ Fsss River Ina 20 do Grocer Inc
81 a. IT, 40 Tr.asr,, lnx 20 dc National ms
"a a. prrws,a ,ns 60 do Washington Ina
10 Do. Columbian Mar Ins ~ GO t t;.,s,' Ina
70 do. Metropolitan Ina ~ DO l,o ISs scr,n ms
81 rec Sun Ins Scrip SO nArt I,s 1,sir 80
400 Mercantile ms SC. ~ ~ I.s.,,c :. Gu. See
SIS Union lns Scrip go 80, ,v . 'sssP' ~
10 sha Mercantile lpS ~. ,So a. Rar~, M os p.oaasn
20 Do Kucke rbockeT Stsseto' IVY 90 m. VI pi"~h
20 DO Equitable Inns nd Ps."ra,s In
~ o. o. Soru Ina 80 do. fope ms
". ~ 20 49, c" rs.hsuse ms IL DO. Phoenix Ins
no do n " Harlem n n 40 raIk iha
20 DO American Coal &C. =, ~
]ssSve sci & Bloomsburgh Railroad let Mse bondA
40, Sacramento City n cont Bonds.
seso Virginia State u vent Bonds.
Ea,t regular sale THURSDAY May IT, Regular Auction
e.iss Of Stocks and Bonds every MONDAY and THURSDAY
a. every day whenever required a. k O'clock at the STOCK
Sslroom No % Mihem-st Merchants Exchange, de-
ed Stocks and Rpnds bought and sold private and u
- Brokers' Board ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Aue.ioDeef and Stock Broker,
No 50 WHhaul-st., near Wan.
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fesal Noiiees.

DY ORDER of the Honorable BENJAMIN w.
ID BOENEY Justice of the Supreme Court Of the State OF
NOTICE hereby given pursuant to the proys
ions Of the statute authorizing attachments against abscondne
concealed end debtors that attachment has Is
sued sgsnt the estate Of JOHN GRAHAM resident Of SIAM
ford IN the State Connecticut and that the viii be sold
the Of his debts unless ne and such
according TO ls within nine months from the hrst
him by residents of this State End the delivery 70 him or for
the transfer OF any property by him forbidden By law
and are yoid.-Dsted the fourth day Of May, 1850
1T. WILLIAMS,
Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
myo lawemoTus No. III Walst, N T.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County New-Yor notice Is hereby given 10 all
sons having claims against LAWRENCE " Hustled late OF
The City OF deceased to present the with vouch
er. thereof tie subscriber At his Office No 23l Fultons In
City before the eighteenth day OF July
nsxt-Datod New ork, the 18th day of January 1850
tais Iaw6no Tu- JOHN HUSTACE, Administrator.
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of EewYo noceis hereby given to ell per-
sous having claims against ASA f. SMITH late of the City Of
EewYork deoas present the with vouchers thereof
20 the subscriber at his Office No IS West BosdSsy In the
eIt-Dated New or, the 10th dag Of January, 1860
ial7 Iawe mo Tua JAMES McCUEE SMITH, Executor.
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&s farmers ano Otbsrs.

TlUCKEYE PREMIUM MOWER,
ID WIFE FLEXIBLE, FOLDING BAE-
The Farmer intending 70 purctfss Howet WY ind % bus
ssxsnsse 10 sxsus the BUCKEYE for 1850 which conones
a those eauIes which have sves is present FepaAiOn'
Aa. Of z....,v- -, THE ,rourn
sosr with several important improvement. added It esen,
800 Descripiye CIensrs with tes1 oniais Forwarded oy
nz.n John IS ADRIAECE, AsnEfsctursr and Proprietor.
No. 1866 Green ~tcb-st, near COurlandt New-fofk
"HAT is IT lit is patent BUIIER-MiLL
fo grinding better out Of sweet milk In ioor nnneE
Al tynsz invited call and this Churn Ia oefscyn
e1efy day q Chgfns County and State nsas ,2f we
L "ESTBR00K Co.. No 3S4 DToadwsy, ~ 4.
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L,OR SALE--One first-elass second hand STEAM
II Engine "a good gpins esdsr tTsniynsss horse p0Ts
ob cet0h together With botsr and hSte. An
II 70 BLLKE SON, 10 $40 Esesdgsy, Abtsy, H. T., "
s&&na Ben No srs ~ PoskOhs,
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FOR SAG HARBOR, ORIENT, and GREE1-
Haysns leaves Pier No s7 Jamesexp Ea.t Riys svnepAI
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IGOR BOsrON and pRovInENCE, via NEW

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
\. PohT and FALL RVER--The splendid and superior
.s Capt Brown leaves Navy every
ToEepAf, THuhsDAY, and SATURDAY, ct oetock =
M; NO .nn STATE Cept Brayton on
No. Q, n H. = - ~
Hse.eI ne room. WIN be regarded sessIed 70 any 'pps
cant uun the same shall have been paid for
rsht y Boston % forwarded Through with poai dss'eA ~
"a kIpross Frtfgh< Twin
WG BORDru. Arena Hos 70 and II weAsA