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ATLANTIC AND NORTH.CAROLINA RAIL
ROAD.

ROAD.
TO THE FOLLOWING CONSIGNEES FOR THE WEEK
ENDING, MAY 18TH, 1861.
Godsboro'-W. I. Dortch, Seght and Arendell, Lucas
and Moore, s. c. Seght, Capt G. F. Whitfield, W. K
Lane, T. ]. Pressou.
SatesviIIe-J. Cameron Richwin and Pluminer
Stallings' Depot jos Blake
Ralegh,E Marlborough, W. J. Hicks Gov. Ellis, Jos.
Woodruff, Mrs. E. G. White, J. c. Washington, E. Var
borough McMullin, W. H. Putney. 80.
Salisbury-Dr. NJ. L. Chunn, ]. Todd, F. Linser NJ.
Plummer, DR.. J. w. Hall, f. E. Shober Bradshaw Miss
Bette Wheeler.
Rock Spring-T.J ]. Coates.
Third CEeek-R. Barber, A Graham, o. G. FOard, J. p
Foard. 70
Concord R. W. Foard
Franklinton-N. G. Whitfield, W. Gloss.
Wilson-Mrs. NJ. ]. Riches.
Company Shops-E. q. Marsh.
Caldwel-P. A. Ray
Newton-Mrs. M Pool.
Charlotte-W. R. Cochrane. -..-.,
Clayton-II H. Sanders
Smithfed-A. Sanders NJ. K. g. .'''
Hillsboro'-T. B. Hill, n. E. Manly. s-r 90.
Magnolis-J. Chestnut.
High loint-D. G. Fordham.
Observation-Disclosures Davis. - ! 80 3
Rocky Mount-R. F. Kicks. IS. -
Graham-J P. Longest. ga ~ sz.'
Greensboro-John Long: 49,.
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THE UNIvERsITY.-The last catalogue of the Uni
versity, numbers 81 in the senior class. The war
has greatly reduced the number. OF the whole
number Of 376 students during the year. 22l are Of
North Carolina, 26 of Mississippi 26 of Tennessee,
% of Louisiana, 10 of Alabama, II of Georgia, 10
of South Carolina 10 of Texas, of Florida, of
Virginia, of Arkansas, 2 of Missouri, of New
Mexico each of California, Iowa, Kentucky and
Ohio
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Later from Europe.

FARTHER PoNT, May 2O.--The steamship Cana
dian, from Liverpool with dates to the 9th of May
arrived to-day. Hs3
American affairs were the prominent subjects of
comment in England.
The matter had been introduced into the House
of Commons Motions relating to belligerent rights
and the recognition of the Southern Confederacy
had been postponed Lord Palmerston stating that
a discussion of the subject was untimely.
Active preparations were in progress to send
powerful British squadron to the American coast
The French Chamber of Commerce has represent
ed to the Government the necessity for like meas
ure of protection to French vessels IA
The harvest prospects in France were bad - -
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PRAYER AND FAsrING.-The last Biblical Recor-
der urges upon the Baptists of the State the pro-
priety and necessity of observing the first and
second days of June, as days of humiliation and
prayer, according to the recommendation of the
Southern Baptist Convention. A week or two ago,
the N. c. Christian AdUocate called upon the Meth
odsts of the State to adopt regular and stated pc
riods for prayer and fasting Sinner as we are, we
nevertheless believe in prayer. Events the most
solemn and possibly overwhelming in their conse-
quences, are at our doors. While our troops rush
to the field to repel the INVADER let Christians pray
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Too More Shots at the Sswelcs Point b

NORFOLK, May 21.-The Yankee Government
steamship Monticello came up to Sewelps Pointagain
to-day, and fired twice at the battery. The shots
were promptly answered with guns of larger calibre
than those used in the first engagement Finding
her situation somewhat dangerous the Monticello
forthwith steamed away. 1t is supposed that she
was struck.
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Poor MARYLAND.-We sympathize deeply with
the citizens of Maryland. Lincoln not content with
quartering foreign mercenaries upon them to awe
them into subection and arresting her citizens adds
insult to injury. Mr.. Cameron Secretary of War,
said the other day. "they must be either citizens or
subiectsn Can freemen brook that?
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For the Standard.
EpIscOpaI CONVENTION

The forty fifth annual Convention of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of North
Carolina appointed to be held in Christ Church,
Newbern, on the third Wednesday in May, but the
meeting of which was postponed, will be held in
Grace Church, Morganton, on the second Wednes-
day in july 1861, being the tenth day of that
month THOMAS ATKINSON
Bishop Of the Diocese Of North Carolina.
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A CAPTURE.-The ship Thomas Watson of New
York. laden with provisions, and believed to be a
government transport vessel, was captured by our
troops at Smithville on the Frying Pan Shoals last
week, and brought to Smithville.
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SUSPENSIONS We are'pained to see that the ext
gencies forced upon US by the war, have compelled
number of the newspapers of this State to suspend
The Asheville Spectator, Kinston American AdUo-
cate, Wilson Ledger, Wilmington Herald, and the
North Carolina Christian AdUOcate, are among the
number
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81 Several subjects of Importance are engaging
the attention of the Convention and it is probable
that this body will remain in session longer than
was anticipated by many when it assembled
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Posi- OFFICE DEMONSTRATION. Mr. Regain, Post
Master General of the Confederate States has issued
his proclamation, stating that he will take the con-
troll of mail matters on the first of June HIS pro-
clamation is excluded by the Convention proceedings.
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IMPoRTANT.-The Richmond Examiner says -
Gen. Jos. I. Johnston has been assigned to the
command at Harper's Ferry. Gen. Beauregard to
the command at Norfolk. President Davis will be
in Richmond in a few DAYS.
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MARK HM.-Col. Henry L. Scott who has been
recently appointed Inspector General at Washington
City, we believe is North Carolnan. How many
others shall be put on the black roll?
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IS We invite the attention of the people of the
State to the Ordinance of Separation in our paper
to-day, which was drawn up and presented by Mr..
Badger, but rejected by the Convention. We re-
pret that this admirable State paper was not adopted
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FIRST REeMENr.-The Petersburg Express, noti-
cling the arrival ofthe First North Carnlina regiment
in that city says: "without drawing invrdious dis
tnctions must say that this is the best equipped
Regiment which has yet made its route through our
city. Everything seems to have been provided for
them that a soldier could desire-arms, accoutre-
ments, knapsacks, haversacks, canteens-fn fact
nothing is wanting"
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PowDER.-It is stated by correspondent of the
Charleston Courier, that there are two good powder
mills at work in Pickens District in South Carolina.
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CoMPLMENTs.-The Fayetteville Light Infantry
before leaving the camp at this place, passed vote
of thanks to number of the ladies of this City, for
their kind attention during their sojourn.
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For the Standard.

Mr.. EDITOR: At May term of Surry County Court
an appropriation of 500 900 was made for the equip
ping of the volunteer companies that have been or
may be raised in the County, and for the support of
their families Surry will not faer in the hour of
trial
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DR.. NoRwooD.-This excellent Minister of the
Episcopal Church, North Carolnian, officiating at
Georgetown, d. c., has refused to use the usual
prayer for the President since the proclamation 1t
is believed he will resign his change
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BEAUFORT The Washington Grays, commanded
by Capt. Thomas Sparrow left Washington on Mon
day for, the sea-coast They will do their duty d.
NJ. Carter, Esq also commands fine company in
that town, nearly ready to march. o.
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Prr7.rThis County has raised over 800 troops
and the County approprates $25 600 tosupply theil
necessities and support their families.
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ALABAMA.-Rev. DR.. Pnckney, of Washington
City, has been elected Bishop of the Diocese of Ala
bama, by the Convention
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= Too Days Later rom EuroBS.

Too Days Later from Europe.
II 81. JOINS, May 9O.AThe steamship Persia has
arrived, with Liverpool dates to the fill Of May
Itsasserted but not believed that letters Of Iarque
issued by the Southern Confderacy, have been grant
ed to vessels at Liverpool and London. Lord Derby
expressed the hope in the House of Lords that the
forthcoming government proclamation would give
warning that if Englishmen join privateers their
blood would be upon their own heads, The London
Times says the mediation of England had as wen
be offered to hurricane as to the United States.
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MAIL ARRANGEM ENTS.
RALEIGH, N. G.

Northern Mail arrives daily Except Sundays) via Raj
eigh 4 CASTOR Railroad, at $40, p. m.
Northern Mail arrives via North Carolina Railroad east
daily Except Sundays,) at $40 a. m.
Southern Mail arrives daily Except Sundays via North
Carolina Railroad, east at $40 a. m.
Western Mail arrives daily except Sundays) via North
Carolina Railroad. west, at $3.50, D. M 49,
Eastern Mail arrives daily Except Sundays via North
Carolina Railroad east. at o:l6 q. m. q
Fayetteville Mail arrives daily, in stages at $50
Eagle Rock Mail arrives Mondays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, at ~, s
Sumuervilie Mail arrives, Tuesdays and Fridays at
9, p.
Carthage Mail arrives Wednesdays and Saturdays via
N. C. K. r., at $3.50 p. m. :. ~
RoIScro' Mail arrives Wednesdays, at 10. a. m.
Leachburg " % r. m.
Northern Mail closes daily Except Sundays at a. m.
Southern Mail closes daily Except Sundaysj at p
Eastern Mail closes daily Except Sundays at 230
Western Mail closes daily Except SunGays) at a. m.
Fayetteville Mail closes daily at $50 p
Eagle Rock Mondays, Thursdays and Satur-
DAYS at p. m.
SummervIlle Mail closes Tuesdays and Fridays at D. m
Carthage Mail closes Tuesdays and Fridays at
Roxboro' 20 Wednesdays at p. m.
Leachburg Mail closes at d. N.
Office open for The delivery of Mails from m. to
$50 p. m, and from $50 to p. m.
GEORGE T. COOKE, p.
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PRINTERS INK.-Messrs. Taylor and Hargrove
have established factory for printers ink, in Rich
mond Va.
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MARRIED..

Near Roesvie the goth inst, by W. d. Jones' Esq., Mr..
il Sanderford, to Miss Martha WALL daughter of Willie
Wall, all of Wake County. ~ -
tB City papers please copy. 1s'.f e
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SOUTHERN FUNDs.-The New York Day Book says
Southern funds are looking up in that city. North
and South Carolina money be sold now at fifteen
per cent, Virginia at twelve, and New Orleans
at ten.
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a UARTER MASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
RALEIGH, May 18th, 1891.
Taors and others wishing to contract for making Uni
form Clothing for the North Troops requested
to make immediate application at the Quarter Master Cen
erals Office in Raleigh.
The material will be delivered to the contractors at any
railroad depot in the State. ...-..-
Applicants will please state as early possible how
coats and pantalOons can be delivered each week.
May %, 1861. Sow.
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WYATT'S SPECIFIC PILLS CURE PERMA-
w nently with dispatch Their early use will save ex,
pense and much future misery They are complete and
gratifying success perfectly safe under all circumstances
alike for male female and entirely free from taste and
smell! Price 81. Seat by mail including stamps Pre-
pared by y : 81
". II. WYATT, Druggist and Apothecary.
Nos. 1856 and lSS Main St., Salisbury, N: q.
March !, 1861. 26-w&sw3m.
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THE OAK CITY HOUSE,

(OPPOSITE THE POST OFFlCE)
RALEIGH, N. c. .
VIHIS HOUSE HAS BEEN RECENTLY REFITTED
II and newly furnished in elegant STYLE and Mr. MON
TAGUE late of Wilmington, has opened on the second
floor,
A NEW BILLIARD SALOON,
WITH TWO
PHELAHS PATENT COMBINATION CUSHION
TABLES.
This Establishment under new arrangement, has been
freshly stocked with PURE LIQUORS, WINES, SEGARS;
&c. direct from the Custom House 1t will be conducted
the CASH plan by competent and obging Managers.
n. B. Waller H. Taylor's Old London Dock Brandy
and the famous Reading Ale always on draught
~ Snacks Served at all Hours. 81
ID. G. LOUGEE CO.
March Is. 1861. 3S-w&swtf
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EOR HIRE.-A FIRST RATE CARPENTER-FOR
- SALE, very fine young MARE, Apply to
E. BURKE HAYWOOD
Aprla. 1881. S7-w&swtf
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a DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
"A RALEIGH, MAY 20, 1851. .
The Sherf of the different counties in the State re-
quested TO collect all the of every description belong
ing to the State that be in their respective count les
and to have the boxed up and forwarded to Raleigh
to the Adutant Generals Office The expenses of collect
ing and forwarding the will be paid by the State
By order of the Governor: ~ 80. I'd. b.. ,
]. F. H0KE,
Adjutant General.
Raleigh, May o. 1861. - C Soft
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sTRAYED OFF.

STRAYED FROM MY PLANTATION TWO
- weeks ago, likely black or brown bay MARE MULE,
three years old about fifteen hands high the body long
and gaunt, with reached and tail, has her the
marks of the harness. skinned hooks and swollen chin 1t
is supposed to be making its way back to Kenincky, via
Hisborough and Geensborough. will give FIVE DOL
LARS to any to put up said Mule and inform Of
W. d. H0LLEMAN.
Raleigh, n. c., May %, 1861. Sow pd.
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SNUFF! Snuff! SNUFF !I
an HAND AND FOR SALE, LOW FOR
" CASH, 400 barrels Snuff. Lorrllards Di's Good
wins, Railroad, Eagle Mills.
]. VAN SICKLE,
Wilmington, N c.
May 23rd 1851. 5e-stpd.
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CARGO OF SUGAR AT AUCTION.

CARGO OF SUGAR AT AUCTION.
VNILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
y" TUESDAY 2Sth, at II O'Clock. at our Ware
houses Commerce Street, Norfolk for account of whom it
may concern, by recommendation Of survey,
a 40 II Hogsheads, lsUGAR,
brought into this port by Barkenne D. c. Pierce in dis
tress voyage from Cuba bound Falmouth, England.
Terms cdsh. MYERS & CO, Agents. =
J. J. MOORE CO., Auct'rs.
Norfolk May g. 1861. 5o-lt F..
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VIM. E. PELL,
ssOciate Editor Of the Aduocat,

Late Associate Editor Of the AdUocate
W@ We respectfully beg editors with whom we
have exchanged to give the above insertion, at
an early day. and request that they discontinue their
exchanges for the present.
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Nen Orleans DaiIp Cresfsut,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
n b 4, L q il
TREASURER DEPARTMENT.,
New Orleans. July 8, 1861.

j.
The following Ii a list of the names and amounts
Of the Unpaid Tax Bills for the taxes on Real Es-
tate, Slaves and Personal Property for the year
1860, remaining in my hands this day. These bills
can be paid at the Treasurers Office, City Hall, for
thirty days from date hereof, by paying the costs
OF advertising, which is rs cents, and interest at
the rate Of 10 per cent per annum from date until
paid. AT the expiration Of the thirty days all nm
paid bills will be placed in the hands Of the
ant City Attorney for legal collection, according
to the law of 1863, which reads thus The
Treasurer shall give notice that Judgment thereon
Will be applied for to the District Courts, according
to the first letter Of the name Of the delinquent
taxpayers, as follows all bills from to D, inclr-
siyely, to the Second District Court all bills from
to incusiYely, to The Third District Court; all
bills from to N, incInsfYeIy to the Fourth District
Court; all bills from q to r, inclusiyely, to the
Fifth District Court all bills from s to q nclu-
siyely, 10 Tie Sixth District Court.','
ADAM GIFFEN City Treasurer.
& NV 1RLEANs, July 3, 1861.
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IL COTTON, AUCT1ONEER.- DAY, JULY 20, AT
10x O'Clock at No. 113 Fulton street, near Nassau
largo and general assortment Of good and second
hand Furniture removed from Fifth In this sale
you en- Ind almost every kind and description Of Furn
turefrom Parors, Basement Dining Room also Sofas
small sze ExtensioR Tables, wardyobes and Hookcases
Oak and black walnut Husbands oak and black walnut
Once Desks, ali patterns 20 dozen curl maple Chairs,
from the country; Feather Beds, Hair Nattresses
French Plate Mirrors Paintings, Engravings Carpets OIL
cloths, Refgerators Easy and Reclining Chairs iron Bed
ssads Curtains Shades, together with lot Of Stoves,
Kitchen Furniture &C., BE- Sale will be positive at 1oN
A n 'lt fnHf f.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-HOUSEHOID FURNITURE AT
IA private sae.-The subscriber relinquishing house
Keeping, will dispose at private sale Of all his paror
chamber and dining room Furniture at great sacrifice
Rosewood octave Panoforte cost $500 for $3.50
Guiding Stool and Cover full suit parlor Furniture covered
With brocate cost $500 for $685. for $780, Bookcase
Etcgeres Tables Buffet Extension Tables Sofas Chairs
Mirrors, Lace Curtains, Clocks Carpets Paintings Bed
ateads Hair and Spring Mattresses, Hatstand Oicloh
&c. Inquire at 70 West Twenty sixth street posr sixth
Avenue. n MIDDf ETON
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DROWNE 4 NICHOLS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
I'D daZ July 20 at 10y. O'clock at their :alssroo%s. IS
turc consstins of Brussels and Medallion Carpe
farlof Suits oak and black walnut Chamber Suits Sofa Bed
hosany and BLACK walnut Buss Library Tables. rosewood
TeesTeteA rosewood and black walnut Bookcases and
cretates Wsshsand and Commodes, mahogany and black
walnut French Bedsteads and black walnut Extension
Tsbles rosewood Hsracks mahogany Dining and Tea Ia,
bles Rergerators ornlolu bronze Chandeliers Oil
Revolving Stool. Chair
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N0UNTRY SEAT AND TWELVE ACRES OF LAND FOR
~ sale ct auction, by Ped COLE, auctonoers, on
Wednesday, July "a, at IL O'clock at 348 Fulton street.
Brooklyn This place is situate the Brooklyn and ia
acs turnpike, ten miles from Fulton ferry accessible
hourly By stages from East New York by from
South ferry or Hunters Point Dwelling House. Gothic
style, S6x40 barn. stable and extra outbuidngs per-
fect order; complete in every way; terms easy. Two
thirds Of the purchase money can remain.
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A RrHUR B. WALTON CO., AucrIoyEERs LARGE

a KTHUR WALTON 90: AUCIiONEEFS-LAK
Household Furniture rosewood Panoforte &C. This day
Saturday at lok O'Clock at the private residence Of the
late Col Dwkn, l59 East Tenth street between Third
rosewood Eegsres, bookcase, Oil Paintings, Bronze and
Parian Ornaments English tapestry and Brussels Car
pets mosaic and velvet Rugs, bronze Clocks, Pier Mir
lors Curtains solid rosewood Piano Stool and Cover
price $780, rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus
with marble tops Commodcs, Wardrobes, Hair Mattress
ses Bed Linen no. Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Dining and
Kitchen Furniture. Sale positive.
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HOTELS.


CHANCE FOR HOTEL KEEPERS.-A PARTY HAy-
IA ing country seat within few miles OF New York
which 10 well adapted for hotel and where good bust
ness can DO done at once would treat with first class
hotel Keeper for lease Of the premises, would sell
half interest IN the property ut low price, such terms
that but tow thousand dollars in cash would be re-
CURED The premises may be had at Address box
z 18l Post Office
TRERIAL HOTEL, CORK, IRFT.AND.-THs IONS;
established and well known hotel conducted on the
most approved system large and elegant Coffee Room
s oct apart for the Of families who prefer living IA
iFrancaise Table d.Hote every day at past six
O'Clock The Imperial omnibus awaits the arrival
parture of each train Hot cold and shower baths always
ready. Night porter in attendance.
A. COTTON 4 SON, Proprietors
TURY'S HOTEL, COLLEGE GREEN, DUBTAN.-THs
q hotel ia very central clean and commodious Every
attention paid to the comfort Of guests Private sitting
rooms, table dhote, hot and cold baths, &c.
WILLIAM JURY, Proprietor.
MONTAUK HOTEL IL FULTON STREET, BROOK.
Nl Ign, opposite Fulton ferry Pleasant furnished Rooms
to let BY the day week. III 81 per week lodgings
to 80 cents per night Restaurant attached. Hotel open
all night
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CEosok cooK AUCTIoNEER. TO-DAY. AT Il
Gas oy made Furniture consisting Of Par9r sgs Of
3sSlss By@et rosewood Eegeres WaEdroees 1edsteads
sSies Japanese Table Antique Chairs ana TsSss Sale
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DENTISTRY.


N ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL, PROCESS For
IA extracting teeth without the slightest pain No
charge temporary sets extracting where teeth are
inserted Repairing neatly done Teeth allied with bone
hlling, &c. Drs. DURKIN II ROUSSEAU 373 Canal ST.
A RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH
"A Inserted while soft without pressure or pain.
Aching teeth shells be filed and preserved
BY the discoverer, JAMES PEARSON, NJ D. Rooms $50
broadway, yuss iae, one door al9ye seysuisaniA street.
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER-BY VIRTUE OF
w execution, will sell Saturday lOX O'Clock
& Abocss Auc.ion ROOM No East Broadway msaosany
Saw Git Frames Arm Chairs Glass Case Liquors Kegs
Awnings Screens, Brandies, Bourbon whiskey, &c.
PATRICK BOYLE Constable.
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r r NSAvER, AUCTIONEER-wuL SELL. THIS DAY,
81 o BY virtue Of chattel mortgage, the stock and
fixtures Of butter and provision store at 100 D.
consisting Of one large Counter one large Refrigerator
Shelving, Desk Scales Butter Cheese Lard so Egg
Barrels, Seus, &c. Sale commences at O'Clock A.
THOe. KIPP, Attorney for Nortgagec.
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1.-TWO GENTLEMEN. HAVING ABUNDANCE OF LEA
sure resort 10 this perhaps Questionable mode 81
forming the acanantfycc Of two ladies companions
excursions picnics 81. Address Nmgod hex Ice Hssas
e4lse.
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r MORTALITY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. THIS DAY,
81 q 10 O'Clock, At 173 Chatham square, SONS, Chairs,
IfMss Bureaus, lounges Clocks, Mirrors Carpets 100
DC. All will be sold without reserve.
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GUNNER BOARDING. WATER BATHING FISH
- ing and boating at the Triton House, Glen Cove Three
boats daily from foot OF james slip and Peck slip Terms
reduced TO suit the times J. MILLER Proprietor.
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