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W AIiILh u OIbbbLi OONE ONu'6
L. G. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
From the Richmond Euouirer.l

MEssRs. EDIToRs In the selection of men to fill
important public positions, it should be the aim Of
Government put the right man in the right place ;
and never was this sort Of wisdom more necessary,
than in the present juncture Of affairs The recent
reverses of our arms teaches the lesson that our
generals should be taken from among those who
have graduated with credit from our military schools
Among the latter one has brighter record than
William j. Clarke, Colonel of the 24:h regiment
North Carolina troops AS Captain in the 18th
regiment, United States army, he was, on the 18th
Of August, 1S47 breyeted Major, "for gallant and
merltOrious services at Paso Das Oyejar, National
Bridge, and Cerro Gordo, Mexico" (See dispatches
accompanying Presidents Message, 1s47.)
Give him brigade, and he will add fresh laurels
to those which he has already won and by his cool
intrepdity and dashing gallantry, contribute much
turn the tide of from defeat and disaster, to
victory and success. L. S.
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No. IA
A Resolution to Print an Ordinance.

Reso!red BY the Delegates Of the people of
North Carolina al CGnuentiOn assembled and it is
hereby ordained By tho authority Of the same That
the Secretary OF the State be authorized and directed
to have printed three hundred copies of the ordi
this day passed, entitled Ian ordinance con-
corning the levyng Of taxes by the County Courts"
and forward one copy each to the Sheriff, County
Court Clerk and Chairman Of the County Court Of
each and every County in the State.
Passed and ratified IN open Convention the 10th
day of February, A. d., 1862.
w. n. EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres. Of Convention.
WALTER L. STEELE, Secretary,
L. e. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
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mo. l6.l
No. l6.
An Ordinance granting Bounty to certain North.


|. Be it ordained By the. delegates of the people
of North Carotina, in Contention assembled, and
10 is hereby ordained By the authority 81 the same,
That the volunteers from this State in the military
service of the Cunfederacy,- where North-Carolina
is or may be credited for the same by the Confed-
crate Government Justly entitled to, and should
therefore receive the bounty authorized by the acts
of the eighth day of May, A. D., 1851 and of tho
tenth day of May, 1861, whether the same voun-
teered first to the State or directly to the Coincide
rate Government: Pr0Uided, hoWeUer, That the Off
GERS of all volunteers directly to the Confederate
States shall make such returns as the Governor
may require.
3. Be at further ordained, That the Governor
be authorized and requested to direct the paymaster
to pay all volunteers, who may not have received
the same, such Bounty as they declared to be
entitled to by the above section of this ordinance
Passed and ratified in open Convention the 10th
day of February, A D., 1852. ..
w. n. EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres. of Convention.
WALTER L. STEELE, Secretary.
L. c. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
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mo. 10.
No. TO-
An Ordinance to aul horize the Treasurer to issue


An Ordinance to auj hOriZe the Treasurer to issue
Treasury Notes.
Be il ordained By the Delegates Of the peopIe Of
North Carolina in Contention assembled, and 1t IS
hereby ordained by the authority Of the same That
the Pubic Treasurer be, and he is hereby author
lied to issue any amount of Treasury notes, now on
hand, not exceeding one hundred and twenty thou
sand dollars, above the denomination of twenty dol
lars: ProDtded, Said notes shall bear no interest;
and nropidsd further, That this amount shall be a
part of the three millions heretofore ordered to be
issued .a- ...-s
Passed and ratified IN open Convention, the 4th
w. n. EDWARDS
Teste. Pres. OF Convention.
WALTER L. STEELE, Secretary.
L. C. EDWARDS, Assist Secretary.
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HILLsBoRoUGH MILITARY ACADEdi,

HILLSBOROUGH MILITARY ACADbhrrt
VVNHlS INSTITUTION WILL BE RE-OPENbVy ID
Il der efficient management on WEDNESDA /, u,ir g
5th. The services of "icers having been permsIsu
cured, further interruption of duties need DC ~
hended.
For circulars stating new terms, DC, address
-'''', sofsHiN' SNp aii!sborougb &c
Ian ., 1880 IO-srkF8n,>
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NO. III IT =
. Rs.olutiop In RELATION 20 the Mints.

Resolution In relation 10 the MINIS.
RssoIrsd, That in the opinion OF this Convention.
II is of the highest importance to the interests OF
the Confederate States that the MINIS situated with
in their limits should be placed in operation at the
earliest practicable period, and that the Senator'S
and Representatives in Congress 6e requested to
use their best exertons to obtain this object.
Passed and ratified in open Convention, 7th day
Of February, 1862.
W. n. EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres. of Convention.
WALTER L. STEELE, Secretary,
L. O. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
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RECRUITS FOR THE N. c. CAVALkoi
Jan. 81, 1862.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED BEING AUTHohad1Ei"D VI
IL ncrease the number of bis Regiment " i'''
to enlist 500 recruits Immediately. ;usrt pot
Recruiting officers stationed at nnnnn.5is
in those Counties from whence the several .b bou
his regiment came, to enlist recruits to pay ,bS
(S50) TO all who may be accepted, and to "rw Sn
at once to the regiment Citizens Of my OWL ~ cal u
we need your help in this crisis. feel sure IL!
be promptly responded to. . Ransom
s--<--v. Col. Ist y. G. Ca .islS
Army Of PotOpsN, Feb. Ie, 1882.
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mo- IL.
Resolution respecting the Pay of the Thirty
Eighth Regiment Nor.h Carolina Volunteers.
ResOIUed, That the pay rolls of the companies of
The thirty eighth regiment of North Carolina volun-
teers be made out and received from the date OF the
acceptances Of the companies respectively.
Passed and ratified in open Convention the 9th
day of February, A. D., 1882.
~ :, -r,e w. n EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres. Of Convention.
WALTER L. STEELE, Sec'y.
L. G. EpwARps, Asst Sec'y.
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me. 1871

An Ordinance concerning the Leyying Of Taxes
by the County Courts.
!. Be it ordained BY the delegates q the people
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should be sctuated BY only one mo,ivs u,
De The topchstone Of every enactment II should
ao,--IHE PUBLIC GOOD These considerable clal
only these have actuated me in the reectionss and
Camp Pickens. M,psss. Y. NJ ASHLAR
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The 5tsa6ats,
CONTEMPORARIES 1REPoRT.

REPORT OF TIE COMPTROLLER OF PU Bk6
ACCOUNTS FOR TIE FISCAL fhAn, htsD
ING SRPFFMgss& 30, 1851.
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= !. Wilson, for eIAuining acsonuss of
!na 6peman, State Primer, and Syme
S hall. Convention Printers, le
SOen speinian, prl ting done for General
80 .se3oiy, lses-6I, and 6rst extra ssO-
sy@s t Hail D,,.,,u -. -. :, :. =. $500 81
as %Sss s ID s.:r. session. 1851. =; : ssu
bOe yeaf commencing Sept LIST lsgI ION
ITO BE C0NrIHyEpI
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a feEv9NwFE'rS.
-
4 AURA KRENE's rhE.TKg
II D. : epes q q, teala A. ~ o. gack.
TONIGHT AND EtiiN NIGHT.
GsnAF .UgG HeS
or rDE sEs tAigy srncTAelRv
BLNhDEITE;
BiOANhEGE,
BLOADEIlE,
NAUGHTY PRINCE Arm PRETTY PEASANT
dOknEoUS sc! merry sfLRNDiD DREsssEa WON.
DEktiL MAInihIRf, Ella BOkATE TROOPER
flEs AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.
The wnoe 'ioLu ell under .he iu!rciite drectss0 OF
- MISS LAURA hkaNB.
AND pronounced Ivy Press and iubc toe most magnificent
~ ) enic ias ever Witnessed.
Attention is called 60
THE Kingdom OF THE HOURS
TUE GROffO OF Lokkt
TiE RisAI SDkUEiEES'
TILE PALACE GARDEN
THE PALAci. or LADEf
THk ia LET OF LACRSi
THE rAi4ACE Or DIAMONDSt
TIE DIS lis CRUSSaAfi
Tnk ThAvEl.iliES FOkESTt
THE PRETTY fLACM
or THE MAGIC WAICHi
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THE RnDHLLION.
l0rosALs FOR OATS AND CORN.
DEPOT SuARrrRxAsrra's orrrcs,)

DEPor vuARrERxAs7Eas Orrrcs,
Corner Eis6teenih and q streets
SEALED PROPOSALS rsssSsd s q, this ONCE until
The he 90 as ss @ e 8 0Se s
Thousand bnshss cf Oats and soOooO two hundred thou
The 0s,s 70 be O. good merchsntable quality put
WIN se received BY weight at tss thirty two pounds
furnished without extra charge to tho govern
The Corn 70 be Of good merchanabe quality put up
Corn VIII be received by weight at (o6 fysix pounds
SACKS 70 be furnished without charge the
Delivery TO be made in the city Washington within a5)
twenty-five days from hs PRotsas a1te q 'hs contract
ropoSas will be received di thousand S5ooo bpsn
bushels q Corn and upwar1 ).
isa papers and entirely distinct and independent OF
bid i mad in the Of firm, the Of all
she parties must appear bid viii be considered the
ay q the partner shining IN, H.
% s Be- ssas any 10 anp R II
Snarsrnasier United States Army, Wasaiagion c. and
should be plainly markea aor oats and Corn
The ability Of the bidder 70 ~ n, contract should II be
sons wAoe signatures must b. appended to the uarantce
mse iy q the qua must 9e shown By he
Of The Uni ed states District Attorney.
opened iheir proposais win moi se considered
Bonds equal IL amount to haf to be received on
will ie OF the ssfu bidder upon signing
the
A. the bond must accompany the contract will be neces
sary for the bidders 10 have their DoDdsen with them or 10
have bonds signed IN antcian aud ready be produced
when the contract Is signed
Blanks for bonds be ured application being
made al THIS Office, either personally by letter or py tele
graph.
UAIAsTFE.
We -. OF the count, OF - ant state of -, ana
-, OF the county OF -. and Stale OF -, do here
by guaranty that Is able inil contract in accord
ance with the Of BIZ proposson and that should his
proposition be accepted he viii al once enter into contract
IN accordance thcrewith.
Should thc contract be awarded hum, prepared to
become his securities.
10 this must be appended the official certificate
above mentioned.
INSPECTION. DELIVERY. &C.
All oats CONTRACTED under this advertisement
viii be rgid!y nsDece. such DO not good
sound mcfrhaniahle quality will De rejected.
Payment 10 be maze upon completion of the
tract thereafter the De Quarernaster shall
be funds.
ANY inormality in the bid, conformancc with
terms OF this advertisement will insure the rejection OF the
proposal.
Delivery be made the rail depot at one of
the government whavcs in the city Of Washington.
The Depot himself the right
reject any or all bids that he may deem high
D. II. RUCkER
Is Colonel and Depot Oaarternaster
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DRePOsALs.
ORDINANCE OFfIcE, WAR DEPARrMENT,
Id K

ORDINANCE OFrIcE WAR DEPARTMINT,
w 49, iSGroS. Nov. "a. 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS w.I received by this Depart
until O'Clock Z. NJ. day of December next,
for the manufacture and delivery Of the following pro-
iecties, VIZ
300 cn-inch Solid Shot.
1000 fifteen inch Shells.
LOO fifteen inch Batering Shot.
The proect,es to be- made the Kind of metal and in
spected the rules the Ordnance Manual,
with the OF the batter@ which must be
OF what Is known as gun metal Drawings OF these pro
Jeces can be seen at te principal arsenais of the United
states al the Ornance Agen! No 40 Worth street. New
York, aud at this Office
The pro ecti delivered charge
portaton. ut the United States Arsenal Governors
Island New York harbor they VIII inspected; and
all such as may be rejteed m st DC removed ~ the con-
tractor immediately alter Of each delivery
Bids will be received any portion Of The quantity re-
quired not less than 800 OF kind Deliveries to be
made as fcilows:-One tcnt4 each kind within thirty
days after notification OF bd and not less than
one tenth weekly thereafter unl a. shall e delivered.
PAYNE viii be made D, the Treasury Department the
usual certificates OF inspection and receipt after each deli
Bonds with approved surety will be REQUIRED for the faith
ful performance conracS
No bid will he entertanc unless 1t be accompanied by
iron logade and that ii Lis accepted the proiectes
the right i reserved to ec. ali bids il deemed
tis!ac'ory Tor any cause.
Proposals win be addressed the undersigned Wash
ington cAy and will be P for Proectiies"
dAMES W. RIPLEY,
fyi l.,st ...yil nj
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BILLIARDS.. .

nTLLIARps.- NOW Is YOUR TIME TO BUY sPLEN
ID did newand second hand Tables at reasonable prices
with the Only correct Combination Cushion In use
ele 0pes for sale aud orders by mail attended 10 by w.
u. 0Rry<ITn, LAG Fulton street.
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SALES or REAL EsrATr.

A RARE OPPOkTuNiTY FOR CAPITALISTS OR
"a persons deS1sis Country Reslaences.
The subscribed 3iess for sale hs Country Res .ene ,.
GENTLY ed ona aid out csn q lde li
three distinct pssc each having from
stylish old nAnei0n IN lawn
shade native and imported umera Ne IN 81 eat
iciy earuen tstefu designed stock cd h fruits
and lowers ontbuidngs Including farm house
cottage. fronting on hne harbof. bowinn alley.
The s,uaon has M nneaussd advantages for either private
Sound pale In extent two sides bted b. creek ana inlet
one SIDE oy he main road the iands tracing tie rivers
genty slope eiter way SO thateyery building commands
nne views OF she Sound and surrounding country Two
o. ne sites can have The place per-
snn neahy o nv wa water excellent d air nygorang Dis
mess ness men can reach the city from this place
ariem oy me avenue Persons DESTROYS of
nsoulha city taxes the dangers dcentons
e rivers viii do well give this their early
@hilon No estate OF equal size within hundred
OF Aew York combines the Niyersed and regal
eega &c OF this old residence Ia all its
appois The present dstanca stations two
mixes Nhen "Chatsworthn is mace station IN
temptation (,pot already bnt tfe distance will be only
half mie Ap1'y on the premises, ,pK pK corIlrs
or to him at the os OF Woodruff Co. 40 Broad street
Tuesdays ThusAlps and Saturdays. between IL and
o clock, where maIrsan be seen.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

VANrED-A SINGLE STONE DIAMOND OF FIRST
quality TO weigh about three carats Address, stating
ice and where 10 be seen, box t,yl3 Post Office.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, CORNER OF
III Forty and Broadway. Two Stores and
House Broadway 43xl00 feet l27 West Forty second
street 2Ox52 feet Four and basement brown
stone house III West Fffty-thrd street 1S9x45 lot 100
Three story brick and brown house.
between First and Second 20xf5
100 Brown stone three story and ba asement house all
Fortycahh street North l99 West Ffteth street,
A. +. HOLLY 81 Pine street.
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mOEO REwARD-LosT OR STOLEN WHILE AT
pACO the Hudson River depot $500 BILL five Sl0v
four So0s all United States money! the rest In small
bills with other papers of value but the
Any returning the giving Information of IL 10
John Beardsey at the Brandreh House, win receive the
above reward.
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C.7 l.N NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS IN ROSE
WtOU. wood cases, frames and overstrsng bass
for Sido do with carved legs $75 do with pearl Keys
$500 The Pianos the greatest bargains
in the city second hand Pianos from SIS $lt0 New
Meiodeos extremely prices New and second hand
Pianos and Melodeons let allowed II purchased
monthly payments received for the Cash paid for
second hand Pianos.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING vFoR DRcAyED AMI
"A sensitive teeth Old roots and mere shells restored
their original usefulness and beauty ard every kind
cavity ned without pain and warranted by the discover
!. PEARSON, NJ D., at hts rooms, $50 Broadway nea
Seventeenth street.
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noMINo DOMINO DOMINO DOMINO DOMINO
- MUSIC mqsIG MUSIC MusIC MUSIC mqsiS
$50 $50 $50 $50 $50 6S go $50
broadway. Broadway. Broadway
Open day and evening. Open day and evsniRg.
Wanted ten respectable young ladies'. to wait the
patrons OF this establ shment
GEO. u. BaoTuERTON Proprietor.
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RAILROADS.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs FOR ALBA.
IL NY Troy the North aud West Chambers
at Z and 10 "a NJ and Sis, 8 and loP.M.
NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN FOR ALBANY, TRoYsNoRTH AND WEST.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, November III 1852.
For Albany 1870 A. NJ Express Mail Train from Twenty.
sixth street station For all local Time Table.
JOHN BURCHILL Assistant Superintendent.
NJ NrorICE.-CHANGE OF TIME Foa BOsToN-oN
IN aud after Monday, Dec T. the r. VI. train Boston
will leave Twenty seventh ani kourth avenue 2l5
r. M. instead vi 3 II. NJ +, as heretofore.
JAMES N. WOYr SUPERINTENDENT
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r ANDS-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.-LAR6E AND
IL thriving settlement Of vneand mild climate. 80 miles
eouth Of Philadelphia. by railroad rich sol produces
large crops; twenty acre tracts At from Sl5 20 so per
payable within four years. Good business openings
good society Hundreds settling making improve
nents Apply CAS. X Lands, Postmaster, vineland
Cumberland county, N j. Letters answered. Papers
tanning full Information will be free.
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CE0 REwARD-LOST OCT. 1, OFF THE sLoOP
pOU Three Sisters, In collision with the steamer City
o. Boston, OIL SANDS Point JohnlMhaer "a years , o.
blue flannel and red flannel shirt had wsshinsons monu.
his right arm, with letters j. NJ Any bring
Ing his body to City Island will receive the above reward
JOSHUA LAvINEsS, City Island.
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hrs GRIFFIN. 2ss GRAND STREET NEW YORK,
opposite Lord Taylors and 25y Fulton street, Brook.
yn are inserting full partial Of their improved Art
cia Teeth with without extracting the roots Full
on cold or patna 32 silver rubber S. partial Sets gold
per tooth, S2; silver rubber 81. Extracting 25c.
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The Orchestra under the direction OF Mr.. StoepeL
MONDAY Dec, First timc
THE FkVOKIrE COMEDY,
A BACHELOR or ARTS,
Win NEW sGENEkf tho most c'epant stage FucnltuEe
and Appointments, and very strong cast.
Tucsday--B0lcieaiu Us comedy LOVE AND MONEY
Wednesday-tirsi time this season. LOVE FOR LOVE.
Thursday--CENTfAL Park.
Erday-A BACHELOR or ARTS
In preparauon-rHE WAY 10 GET MARRIED snd
HENRlETTE.
ADMISSION.
Dress rcle and Parque,. so cents
Orchesra Stalls. 81 Family Ofrc4e 20 cents
Private Boxes
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VIrANTED TO PURCHAsE-A HOUSE, WITH Mot
w deru improvements, Sixth preferred,
not over 5000 Address A. l., boz l2i6 Post ONCE.
@O OOn WILL BUY A SMALL THREE STORY
DA.UUU brick House and Lot; store first floor;
tr and only amny floor rents for s per cent
Apply to E. r. KELLOGG, 13s Pearl street, X.
X3 300 soR NEAT THREE u aoa STORY asl BIZ BEIcR g.
rooms besides store water and store has shelving
fixtures situated Atlantic dock Brooklyn. Terms
easy. Titk perfect. Apply TO f. n. KELLOGG l39 Pearl
street, N. Y.
cG 0nn IMPROVED LEAsEHoLD PROPERTY IN
DO.UUU this city for SALE would exchange for gem
tce house good isaleable merchandise Address Ex
change, Herald ONCE
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J,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
little Farm Of about 70 acres OF the best quality
OF Long Island land in the beautiful village OF Stony Brook
cellar and ac large barn granary fowl ward good fenc
abundance OF fruit trees several ciuches ana
schools in the vcniy tive acres heavy woodland splendid
of the Sound accessible ~ rail aud water Lakeland
suit purchaser. Call to-day at owARDS 81 Maiden lane,
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DAILETMAsTER DUMARS DANCING ACADEMY,
ID 80 Seventh avenue corner Thirteenth street wcdne
ana turday eight o'clock 81 month ladies' and
gentlemen Redowa and six fashionable dances taught in
sx lessons.
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nUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, WASHING
NJ ton city, Novembe -, sY-Nan Tor service in
tha Department OF the Soeo svcrai light draught steam
draugit Not icrt loaded. Per
havins irt re-
30eset send in Major Stewart Van vlct.
QuarteTpastcr United .Arniy New YORK. stating
terms Of sale charter. dimensions OF the vessels
place where and time WHEN sl lt.
NC. ME- : Quartermas,sr General
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I-sa-la---s7l71111- = - =
MUSICAL.

Ito SiNGING.--A YOUNG lady, POSSESSING
N very rich sweet alto voice. would like 20 engage in
some Protestant choir No objection 70 short distance
the country has for three and has given en-
tire satisfaction Address for three days Kate Alto box III
Herald
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CTATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR vALE.-THE At.
- enon capitalists desiring 10 tnvest in valuable pro-
pery the vicinity OF New York is invited to the sale Of the
we'll known Anthony johnson farm, situate the south
side Of Staten Island 1e farm contains 2s consist
ing of valuable farm land, woodland and meadow and Is
best farms the island II IL located the
bay within shor distance Of the New Dorp station
Staten Island Railroad, and commands ne view OF
the bay aud ocean, and would make very desirable
gentemans residence Sale 10 take place Dec 1852 at u
O'Clock House In the village of Richmond.
For further particulars apply 70 H. METCALRE refers
Richmond village, Staten Island or JOHN {. THOMPSON
Quarantine Landing; or TO H. w. ROBINSON, Esq, No.
Pine street, New York. See auction sales In Evening
Raai
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GRAND sorREE TONIGHT AT NINE. sAUvAGEAU's
" Dancing Academy, No ls Leroy place Bleseker sree
from t 10 O'Clock Practice evenings-Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. from 8 I'LL III.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
IA Fourteenth street.
GRAFTON.
MI MASON JONES
(of Trinity college, Dubiin,I
VIII deliver his NTH Grafton New York Thursday
ing, Decciuberf SunJect.
DEAN SWIFT AND HIS CRITICS"
Admission % cents. Reserved numbered seats In PAs
quet and Bacony ~ cents
Mr. Jones will deliver his second Grafton in BookyB os
Friday evening, Dccnnrbar5 q.
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GERMAN 0PERA HOUSE.
NJ GRAND CONCERT OF
Mr. s. H. MILLS,
TUESDAY EVENING Dec ..
THE GREAT ORIENTAL FREE Music HALL,
u $50 Broadway. near ckersatrcet-~v
'0r'a0e pace ~ = NOW 6fgY EVERY NIGHT
with good Music Shooting Gallery Blads ant env pre-
possessing Lady Walters fhANh Do Rvs "''as'.
DANJo TAUGHT PERvECr IN TWELVE LESSONS
ID for IS by II. @ DoBsON, manniacnrer ani ns.n"r s
Yonng men dcsiraus Of studying The instrument ior the
profession will be ned for the stage ~ 'nfee months.
TyANPBEI.ISs NINsrRELs' MATINEE,
Palace Of Muse Fourteenth street. nnr sixth Avenue
TIiIS DAY SATURDAY.. AT THREE O'CLOCK,
ior ladies' and children. Children y cents
MAST pRoapwAY sHADEs-NO, a., HAS THE BEsF
III Free aud Easy Ia the cy 9,ely M9ndsy ani saulay
evenings. ~ o Oo"ni1's, :. ".
GAM wrrsrg FORMERLY OF THE HONE HOUSED
m.u nnen his new estsblisnnent, the Mansion House,
~ street oil Crosby Monday next Dec
1o9a AZ eccck p Me he viii his grand inaugural
address fine Cold Cenaton
,,,ur uyroN. THE UNION, 50 SPRING STREET, NEAR
,hap The esreat Descriptive Tenor. and Fred May,
eele6raed Irish Vocalist, preside Come and hear them
SELECT FREE AND EASY Will. TAKE PLACE
& RroaSws, The comcal Sergeant will be hand with
his ouos'' . 'O's' WIZ. HAMMOND Proprscsor.
yro IEr-ruE ACADEMY OF NusIS, FOR BALL&
room has been added Apply the siass docy. Edurtn@
treva