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threw away their coats and caps, determining, like
drowning men, that nothing should cucumber their
persons or impede their progress in the for life
which lay before them.
On Wednesday last, Gov. Ellis received the fol-
lowing official report from Col Hill by special
messenger we believe, and communicated it at once
to the Convention.
YORKTOWN Va, June 18th, 1851.
HoN. JOHN W. ELLIS
Gooernor of North Carolina:
SIR: have the honor to report that 800 men of
my Regiment, and $50 Virginians, were engaged
for five and half hours with four and half Regi-
ments of the enemy, at Bethel Church, miles from
Hampton. The enemy made three distinct and well
sustained charges, but were repulsed with heavy
loss. Our Cavalry pursued them for six miles, when
their retreat became a total rout. Fearing that
reinforcements would be sent up from Fortress
Monroe, we fell back at night fall upon our works
at Yorktown. l regret to report the loss of one
killed, Private Henry L. Wyatt, Edgecombe Guards,
and seven wounded. The loss of the enemy, by
their own confession, was $50, but it may be safely
estimated at $50.
Our Regiment behaved most calamity. Not
man shrunk from his post or showed symptoms of
fear.
When more at leisure, will give you detailed
report of operations.
Our Helv emily Father has most wonderfully in
terposed to shield heads in the day OF battle
Unto His great name be all the praise for our sue
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Fort PICKENs.-A letter has been received in
Lynchburg from Pensacola. The writer is of opin-
ion that Fort Pickens cannot hold out against the
Confederate forces for more than twenty -four hours
Gen. Bragg has erected batteries that will enable
him to throw so many shells into the works every
minute, that the garrison must be smoked out even
if the classmates are not destroyed.
We take the above from an exchange We can
practical good to result Immediately from the
taking of Fort Pickens, even if it could be done
with inconsiderable loss The blockade renders its
possession of but little avail But in view of the
immense hazard to life, If taken at present. the ben
eft cannot compensate for the loss. We hope,
therefore, Gen. Bragg will keep things ready, pro-
vide for the comfort and protection of his troops
from want or sickness, and swatch and wait" Au!
gust and September will probably do more towards
reducing the Fort and the blockading squadron,
than he could.
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JAMES BANKS, EsQ.-We had the pleasure of see
ing in town on Thursday James Banks, Esq, for
merly of Fayetteville, but now of Lake City, Florida.
Mr.. Banks was here on mission from the Governor
of Florida to the Governor of this State He is in
excellent health. Though pleased with his new
home and citizen of another State he still retains
his affection for old orth-Carolina.
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Headquarters of N. C. Regiment of ]
Wise's Legion,
WARRENroN, june l8, .ls8l

GENERAL ORDER. a-f p rss sgEgg
Having been appointed by Gen. Henry A. Wise to Col
onecy Wises Legion and commissioned to raise Reg
ment in hereby earnestly invite those de-
srous of joining this popular corps and Of seeing prompt
forthwith into companies of 81 EACH to elect their company
officers and prepare without loss Of time Each
ond Lieutenant four Sergeants and four Copora and IF
tythree prvates. As formed each company will
be moved into camp Petersburg Va and mustered into
service prior to the formation into Regiment the
above destination. ~ Y
Being designed for partizan service the Regiment will be
composed of one Cavalry, and nine Infantry and Light
Infantry companies Each will provide himself with
change of clothes of durable material not waiting for
uniformity of dress) blanket and a haveEsack
Now is the time for brilliant service. Come forward,
gentlemen to the number of $40, and come quickly.
WHARTON J. GREEN
COL Commanding.
..* Papers throughout the State please notice.
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IMPoRTANT-A Mr.. Daniel, of Aberdeen, Miss,
publishes the following statement, which we think
important to be known and which our people should
at once test by actual experiment. He says:
"There are but few persons who know that a shot
gun, with ball to fit it, the same as rife with
patching, will throw ball from four to six hundred
yards, with as much force and accuracy as rifle
Moulds for them are easily made shot common
double barrelled gun against Colts rife, and won
the nearest shot two hundred and fifty yards
Nearly every man has gun, and by this means he
has as deadly weapon to an enemy as any that can
be made If any one doubts it let him just try il"
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WEDNESDAYS PRoCEEDINGs.-We omit the pro-
ceedings Of the Convention on Wednesday, owing
to a crowd Of other matter The day was consumed
in discussing the propriety of dsbandins the pres
ent legislature and providing for another, without
coming to a vote any of the various propositions.
We will try to bring up our reports in the next
iSSuc
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A GRAND VILLAIN.

"A NDL ~ n AZ i ne 800 Van ~, UT
Wevmnntb Mass since 1s of Aprl mai IN 1ort AZ fhe
shoe business in Fayetteville N C. He had been in my
employment long enough for me to cnnfde in him. so
lady friend of mine sent fine GOi Watch and ChGna
by him to me, thinking it safe chance. Being Adolf
ZIONIST and swnde he scared the secession case in
Fayetteville pawned my Watch in Raleigh for the sum OF
$26. worth $l45) Put this notice in, demanding my
Watch from Adams Express Co., paying the redemption
money. also forbid the parties sending the " aIc9 70
him in Boston. also truly hope that hessrs " par
bee Co.. and Mr.. p. Shemwell of FayetteVe VIII not
send his Trunk and Gold Watch they have but give me
chance to pay the redemption money on saa
he has injured me at least $780, Will take the articles
and bind myself in presence of respectable parties to
send them TO him when be sends the money pay to
redeem them. .. o. CAhlHn.
GAINESVILLE Chatham Co., June 4, 1861. aa-4tpd-
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TRooPs.-The Person Grays, Capt. Dillahay, and
the Mcdowell Boys, Capt Burgin, arrived here on
Thursday evening. The Person Grays went on to
Garysburg.
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The vOyager on the Southern main
Views with rapt awe the hallowed sign
Which nightly flames beyond the lne,"
Nor deems the labour s in vain
Which brings him to that long.sought shrine.
The various tribes, in field, BY food,
Walk in its light when day is done;
And hail it in its high abode,
Best reflex of the absent sun;
In all their devious wGnderings,
From dewy eve, through midnight's reign,
1t guides them till the mornings wings
Shed sunlight Ger the earth again.
What if that cross its front should veil,
And, darkng, sink in nights embrace?
Nor other stars nor sun could ill
Or share its wOndrous dwelling-pacc.
Star of the SOUTH twas thus with thee!
To thee all eyes and hearts were turned
As round thy path, from plain 10 sea,
The glory of thy greatness burned.
Millions were drawn to thee, and bound.
BY minds high mastery; millions hailed
In thee guide star, and ne'er found
A ray in thee that waned or failed.
Flx'd as that sign which hangs in heaven;
Firm as the earth it shines upon;
Pure as the snow by light winds driven,
Vert thou, Columbia's honour'd son!
No nights embrace for thee! nor pail
Bnt such as mortal hand hath wrought:
Thou LIVEsr STILL in mind-in all
That breathes, or speaks, or lives in thought.
Star of the South! thy beams are here
Here in this heart that weeps thy loss;
Though hidden thou art still sphere,
Serene refined from earthly dross,
Eternal, and intensely clear!
Raleigh, N. c., Apr! 6, 1850
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WILMINGTON. favors of our friends in Will
mington frequently fail to reach US in time for our
paper Recently the Journal is often day later
than usual. The mails are out of joint.
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GROUND PEASl

TIME INDISPENSABLE WHITAKER OFFERS A
large stock of the above for sale, subtitute for
Coffee Parch the Peas we'll and grind very fneit is
then ready for USE and makes excellent Cofes
y CALL ON NE.
Raleigh, n. C., June Il, 1861. So
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-" Copies of the Report of the Treasurer of
North Carolina, for the two fiscal years ending Sep
TENDER 80, 1860, may be had at this Office
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UNIvERsITY.-An excellent notice from friend
of the recent Commencement exercises at Chapel
Hill, is necessarily crowded out. Other articles
share the same fate. They will appear soon
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A Good Idea.

1.-THE Montgomery Confederation learns that the
commissions which have been given to lieurenants
in the Confederate Army, under the age of twenty
one, are to be revoked by the President"
President Davis is man of common sense. He
knows that the armies of the South are not to be
made up of hireling minions or serfs, but of free
men-full grown men, who would not be willirb y
led by boys. We observe that several boys have
commissions over our State troops. The idea as
well as the fact, will be damaging. They may be
very clever boys, but being boys and not men, they
are incapable Of commanding our Southern men,
There number of brave intelligent boys in the
State who pant for the battle field and if they have
learned little of military tactics they think they
must have an Office and wear sword. 1t is in
correct idea. Let them be employed if they are
really competent as drill masters in the camps of
Instruction. but if they must 60 to the war; let them
shoulder their muskets, and prove themselves to be
men.
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WILMINGroN.-A public meeting of the citizens
of Wilmington has been called to take steps for their
own protection. They can wait no longer the move
ments of slow coach
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Stokes CouNTY.-A. H. Joyce, Esq, has<6een
elected to the Convention in place of Hon. John
Hill, deceased, and has taken his seat.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

OXFORD, n. c. "t
TBNHE FALL SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
Il second MONDAY in July The rates Of tuition are
follows:
Elementary English, SIS 90 :
Advanced English, ~. 25 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, 80 90
Higher Mathematics, 80 90
In consideration of the mperious necessity for Military
Education the Trustees have resolved to with this
Institution Military Department. which will be under the
charge of competent Instructor.
The price Of Board per session is from $55 to $50, in
Guiding washing and fuel.
For further particulars see Circular.
THOMAS e. TULEY, Principal.
June ], 1881. 52-H
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With great respect,
ID. H. HILL,
(Signed,)

Co.. 1st Regiment " c. Vs
We give no rumors about the killed and wound
ed prefering to rely upon the above official account
Col. Hill very properly acknowledges the special
interposition of Almighty God in the battle. He is
apraying man, and there many such in his regi-
ment Such men in righteous cause are insinci-
bic. God be praised.
Some of the accounts state that Col. DuTyea, for
mer commander of the fth New York Regiment
was killed. This is said to be incorrect We are
informed that eyewitness says it was Lieutenant
Col. Waldrop. Upon seeing his men retreat, he
ardice, and urged them to rally to the stars and
stripes" but in vain. While in this act it is said,
ball from North Carolina rife pierced his heart,
and he fell
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TIME NEXT ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
IL holders of the Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad Co., will
be held in the city of Raleigh on THURSDAY. the 4th
day of July, 1871. W. W. VASS.
Treas. and Sscy.
Raleigh June Il, 1851. 56-w&swtd
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Five Thousand Dollars worth
NEW READY MADE CLOTHING,
MILITARY GOODS,
RECEIVED FROM
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Which we were compelled to pay Cash for.
XH7E OFFER THE SAME AT A SMALL ADVANCE
w for Cash. and to credit customers who have
paid their bills promptly.
GREY FLANNEL SHIRTS FOR SOLDIERS,
CHECKED G1NGHAM
MIXED CASHMERE q" .se
500 PAIRS COTTONADE PANTS
ALSO,
LARGE LOT OF MILITARY BUTTONS,
CHEAP MUSLIN SHIRTS,
CHEAP cAssIMERE SHIRTS.
Exchange wanted.
e. L. HARDING.
RALEIGH June A. 1851 6S-n.
TAILORS CAN HAVE STEADY WORK IN
Sc BACK SHOP.o
lSINGER'S SEWING MACHINE to hand free
- of charge.
Highest prices paid for
Civic and Military Work.
Cash paid weekly, At
o. s. BALDWIN'S
Mercht Tailoring Establishment,
Wilmington, n. G.
June II, 1851. 55-w&sw2t.
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A Strange Affair.

We find the following letter in the Richmond
DispGtch of the 18th inst. We publish it gladly in
justice to all parties, yet its publication in the Dis
patch, before rc were informed Of it. is not little
surprising Read the letter:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND June 8, 1861.
SIR: A slip purporting to be clipped from the
Raleigh Standard stating that by telegraph Gov.
Letcher had cautioned Gov Ellis against B. w.
Wick, as the bearer of bogus dispatch, has been
sent to this Department.
am directed by the Governor of Virginia to say
to you that Mr.. Wick was the bearer of a genuine
dispatch from him to Gov. Ellis, and that he has
never, by telegram or otherwise, limited to any
suspicion of Mr.. Yick's loyalty. Mr.. V. came high
ly commended and vouched for by persons conided
in by Gov Letcher, his Aids, the Hon. Jeremiah
Morton and Hon. H. A. Edmundson, and the Gov
ernor has now to believe that he has been
imposed upon.
l am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
S. BASSETT FRENCH
Aidde-Camp to Gov. of Va.
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THE ENERGETIC WHITAKER.

HAS SUCCEEDED IN GETTING A FINE
II Il stock Of GROCERIES AND LIQUORS from South
markets. Also, direct from the Factory,
so Boxes Candles, 'E GO.
so Boxes Candy, e. ....s "a
10 Barrels Mullets (New,)
10 Barrels Mackerel, (New,).
80 Barrels Refined Sugars,
10 Barrels Smoking Tobacco,
90 Boxes Cheese,
10 Boxes Soda Crackers.
Raleigh June a. 1861. So
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PURE LIQUORS.
TINE SUBSCRIBER WILL KEEP ON HAND FOR
sale, at the North Carolina Depot in Raleigh, in bar
rels, good supply of puie
Apple and Peach Brandies,
Pure N. C.. Whiskey.
These liquors manufactured in Guiford county, and
will be supplied at any time, application to my Agent,
MIR. d. A. Wicker, Freight Agent at the Depot
Guilford County, N. c. June IL, 1861 56-St.
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE,

OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE,
IF WE SHOULD ALLOW OUR ENEMIES
IL to degrade BY cutting off educational facilities,
that, of ITSELF would give them partial victory.
NORTH-CAROLINA is RICH IN MEN and can afford
to spare from the field those whose duty it is educate
the young
comparatively free from the turmoil and excitement now
| agtating our country.
These considerations have induced to supply all the
Departments of our School ....
with Teachers of the highest qualifications
WE MAKE NO CHARGE FOR TUITION against the
daughters of those who UOtur to fight for their country
FIRST MONDAY IN JULY.
The Annual Announcement and Catalogue
will be sent application. -,..s. ~. u -.
Oxford, NC. p
June Z, 1861. 54-w&swstpd.
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THE OAK CITY HOUSE.

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE)
RALEIGH, N. C..
TUNHIS HOUSE HAS BEEN RECENTLY REFITTED
TAGUE, late Of Wilmington, has opened on The second
floor, =
A NEW BILLIARD SALOON.
WITH TWO
PHELAN'S PATENT COMBINATION CUSHION
TABLES
This Establishment under a arrangement has been
freshly stocked with PURE LIQUORS. WINES, SEGARS,
&c. direct from the Custom House Ii will be condned
on the CASH PLAN BY competent and obging Managers.
N. B. Walter H. Taylor's Old London Dock Brandy
and the famous Reading Ale always ON draught. I.
70 Snacks Served at all Hours. FL
FREE LUNCH given daily at II o'clock: - I,
ID. G. L0UGEE & co.
March %, 1861. SS-w&swtf
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NOTICE.

II WISH TO EMPLOY AN ASSISTANT TEACHER
Il who is competent Drill Master, and competent also to
give instruction in Elementary English and Latin. The
salary will depend the of the tuition fees
ceived. The Terms can be learned BY addressing.
THOMAS C. TULEY
st. Johns College, Oxford. N. C.
June IA, 1861. ST..
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VNYATT'S SPECIFIC PILLS CURE PERMA-
w nently with dispatch. Their early will save ex-
pense and much future misery. They complete and
alike for male female and entirely free from taste and
smell. Price 81. Sent by mail including stamps Pre-
pared by %
W. H. WYATT, Druggist and Apothecary,
Nos. 1856 and 1873 Main St., Salisbury, N. C.
March /, 1861. -., 26-wdsw3m.
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NOTICE.

1.-TWO GOOD BRICKLAYERS AND PLASTERERS
Il for hire. Apply the subscriber at Raleigh, N. C.
E. E. HARRIS.
June Il, 1861. 56-f.
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From Wiley's North Carolina Reader.
JOHN C. CALHOUN.
BY wM, w HOLDEN,

awe have beer told, sir, by than adventurous
navigator that 1t worth all the privatons and pers
OF Protracted voyage beyond the line, to obtain
passing view of the Southern Crossthat great conste
ZION OF the southern hemisphere We imagine then,
what would be the emotions of those who have always
Joyed the light of that magnificent umnary and who have
taken their daily and their nightly direction from its reul
gent rays II 1t were suddenly blOted out from the sky.
Such and so Deep conceive TO be the emotions
this hour of not few of the hunored friends and
GATES whom see around me- Indeed can fail TO
from political armament Let us hope that has only
been transferred to higher and purer sphere, where it
may shine on with urdimmed brliancy for ever!"
r c. WINrHRoP of Mrsa
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THE WAR.


L'OR sALE-A SMALL LOT OF IMPORTED LINE
y regulation Sword Blades, by WIN l.. FISCHER, IS
William
SPEClAL NOTICE TO THE ARMY AND NAVY
- rhos VINO desire good health should 60 6S Cedar
anu bet hottie of Dr. Elijah Bells Eixlr IL is
& io an diseases That person Is subjcc, TO while on
unity Agent H. Is. WAIMOUGH, IS Cedar street
WANSIED-A SECOND LlEUTENANCY IN AN IN.
~ tahi! regiment, by young who has served In
virginia; viii pay 500 lor the position upon recent Of His
pay IRON We goycrnme Mt References furnished Address
l.. A. H., Herald Office. ~
ORR REGIMENT HEADQUARTERS. WANTED RE.
- fruits ipf new battery OF tncd cannon 10 be rr
10 we uniform Of the Ninth On enlistment &c III
gwen ior rehei OF Fam Hes Apply Capt j. t. MoREi.
sun, late captain comp my a, Ninth 70 ilacut
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YORK HERALD TUESDAY NOVEMBER SHEET

w hUIGAAO, ~ UODA
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMlALEs.
For Wants see Second Page.
A GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS COOK, WASHER
good city reference C 1888 7th hrs. floor back room
A SITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS
4 private family Can be by calling at her last
7ers 46 East 18th st.
SITUATION wANTED-BYA PROTESTANT YOUNG
nurse Can give good city reference Cali at $50 Broadway
between 18th and 9th SITS.
| A SITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, TO
& e eoar c al I West h
9th and 7th avs, first door, back room.
SWEET NURsE.-wANTED, A SITUATION AS WET
mk wd p 20 bs san in me country Il reaureS
Can be highly recommended from her last place. Can ut ~
SITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL,
month old upwards chambermaid or waiter; has
place W" Cal ri Hsk ST. Broosyn between Desraw
Douglass.
A SITUATION wANTED-BY A REspECTABLE GIRL,
n cooking, washing and ironing; objection 70 do
general housewok upstairs work Call al 22l Court st.,
Brooklyn.
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES TO TAKE IN
ladies' washing be DONE in the neats possible
| Call at 2i3 7th av. between cath and 18th Sta
| RESPECTABLE. GIRL WANTS SITUATION AS
ing or Would take care Of children sew good city
given Cali 10 East 10th between I'd aud
Sd avs.
VERY RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS SITUATION
& ig @ IL NJ 10 ssbldren. best e,ty reference
Call at 10 Atlantic St. BrooAiyn, over me nik store
AN ENGLISH COOK WISHES SITUATION IN
n private family; understands cooking; has lived over
eight years family objection to assist in The wash
days At is i st. Within few doors 7h av second
floor, front room.
A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A
N situation do the work OF small family, Is good
washer and oner ana makes good bread and biscuit Has
home the winter Can be,een for two days,
81 Warren st., between Hicks Ia ana d. Comoa sroon
need cali.
A SITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WO-
n ms class cook Perfectly understands her bn-
plin VIA shng Has city reference Can be
Tor two days a22l West Goth ST.
4 SITUATION wANTED-BY AYoUNG WOMAN, AS
ana General housework in small family City reference,
Apply at 1876 West 9th ST., between 9Th and 9th aves
A COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A sITuA.
fccy; neatly and do up ladies' fne musns IN the
best te wound not object TO the OF young ladies.
Cali AZ az tn av IN the store.
A SWEET NURsE.-wANTED BY A YOUNG MARRIED
~ woman situation wet nurse; has JUST lost her
baby; lest city reference Call at 20 East 18th St.
n rnad MI n ,ook and hrs, ate washer ana roner: no
la dn oauarnI Hest Of
=, ~ IN oven Cil M ~ l.Llo,y IL
- - -
crTIT ,TtnN w,Nren ,urr
"A young woman, chambc rniaid and waitress,
eampernnid an aus drt IS can 90 paa sewn H. aad as
fancy trnm me- store A. an M
-s o
4 COMPETENT VOTING WOMAN WISHES 4 strrA-
IA ton eood pam cook, washer ana ifo".i or would
aud ~, orr,w al 800 9TH ay In Inc c INDY store
sIrr ALTON WANTED ron 4 cErN,x ar n.
sres wnn III .inds or i,,n,lv sevi,, s.,,
% 4,h ~ ,,,ona ltnry! 0e - " ~ ~ 90 ~
,rfnN ,y,xrEnpy ynf,rt, ctt.r 10
a n,s v,si,r 40 M ~ =, Ia On ,,Ih.r,.nt a'
% T t ~ CIV r reiv, inar d. w..
49, ''N's
-,
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lIANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS SHIPPING CLERK;
" s two dry goods salesl,en aud light porter. Apply
III M.rihanis Clerks Registry oiice IL Wall
tos procured for rspcclb parties References to first
class hJIs Established loot
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES

=, W HAND, FUNTA.
- bic about six horse Apply at IS Fulton ST. u boSlyn
TODD a RAFFERTY,, MANUFACTuRERS OF STA
i uonary and Portable Engines and BliirrS. also FA1
Hemp aud Rope Machnery Millwrigt Work CT stings
and general Machinery merchants Depot No IL
Dey street New York. Works at Paterson, " j.
yNANTED-A GOOD STEAM ENGINE, WITH OR
w without boilers 1910 81 horse power. Address with fam
description and lowest price, Lox No 49, Post oee Trenton
New Jersey.
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yNANIED-A COMPETENT MAN AS DELIvERER OR
w country agent Apply Johnson, Fry Co., u Beck
man street
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NHARLE MANTEIaS--GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
fl use wlshhs % buy Mant is very cactp should call
a. hltEES nlrs ward, l.3 East Eighteenth street. near
Thii avenue New York. Orders Country executed
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DAWNB9OKERS TICKETS or c LOTuING AND
Diamonds pHr has IT. IL. OF BE aver t.yercoats on
hand Tor sale CHEAP each. Also 200 D s Cashmere
Pants 81 pair. AS roonic IS Get, near Broadway.