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OBITUARY NOTICES,

Departed this life at his residence in Hsrnett county,
Mr.. lea PARKER, on the Esd of October, 1862
The subject Of this brief notice among the first to
enter the service at the of the and his
whole heart enlisted in the of his country As
soldier be brave and faithful to duty-as Christian
be devoedand conscientious in the practice of his
holy profession He said, when dying that lie felt good
seemed as Heaven was 20 bright in view that death
had no sting for him..
His beloved form is now resting
In calm and peaceful bed,
And rarely hath q winding sheet
EMBODIED nober dead" N. A. B..
= Died, in this City, on Sunday morning last, PArrn
YOU'VE daughter of Rev. VIM. E. and Mrs. Virgni. q
Pell in the 9Th year of her age. Pste dutifu in
telgent and good child short time before she died she
reached out her hand her mother and said good bye
Ma, I'm going home" Her mother replied, "Where are
you going Pattie?" She said "Im going to Heaven
Well meet her there. TCoN.
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BRASS FOUNDRY

BRASS FOUNDRY
TIME SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
i the public. that be- has, in successful operatou Q
BRASS FOUNDRY, in the City of Raleigh. All those
wishing fine BRASS CASTINGS, will please give him
call before bargaining elsewhere.
The highest price will be paid for old "copper" brass and
zinc
70 Office opposite the market house.
H. MAILER.
Raleigh, Aug. o. 1862. S5-w&sv6m.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE,

II OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION ON Nc.
IL CLENDON'S CREEK, six miles west of Carthage ~.
ing the basin of the Coaetds containing 2lo, acres
The improvements good and the stuation healthy. Terms
liberal. JOHN MORRISON.
November IA, 1862. 92-w&swtE
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Dec. Is, 1859
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

4 PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES " ILL
"A be opened by Miss MANGUM at the residence of her
mother, in Orange County, the Goth JAM 1853 They
will receive instruction in the English branches and music
guardians who desire further particulars will please nd.
dress Miss NJ p Mangum either Red Mountain or Flat
River, Orange County, n. G..
Dec. Ii, 1862. 10l-2mpd.
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We are requested to announce Calvin J. Rogers,
ESQ.,, as Conservative candidate for the Senate IN
Wake County, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of COL Russ
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WILMINGTON & WELDON r. ROAD co.
Treasury Department.,
WILMINGTON. N. c., Dec. Is, 1862.
VNHE DIVIDEND OF ELEVEN (l.l0Ol PER CENT
IL on the capital stock of the Wilmington L Weldon
Rail Road Company advertised to be paid and after the
LIST of January next will be paid and after Monday the
18th inst, at the Office Of the Treasurer.
Stockholders requested to call promptly.
J. W. THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Dec. 49, 1852. lUl-3t
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LANDS WANTED IN EASTERN NORTH.
CAROLINA OR VIRGINIA..

II WOULD BUY LANDS AS ABOVE, WITH ENOUGH
j open land for cultivation to support small family up
satisfy. location on navgablc river or Railroad des.
rable
will sell large house, suitable for two large families,
boarding school, hotel with every convenience surround
ing it. in good condition. for $4,000 will SELL giving
credit $500 of 10 and 81 months and trade for nds
above in the balance. The property is in Lawrence.
ve Brunswick Va, where may be addressed Is "X Y"
This is desirable place for refugees.
Dec. Is, 1862. 10l-3t.
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NOTICE.
Dec. Is, 1862,

IN PURSUANCE OF A WRIT ISSUED TO ME, ]
SHALL the 18th of December ins at the several pre-
;ncts in Wake County, proceed to hold election for
caused by the resignation of J. T. H. Russ.
". H. HIGH, Sheriff.
Dec. 16, 1852. 1Ol-td.
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VALUABLE SALE.

II OFFER FOR SALE, PRIVATELY. THE BEAUTI-
full residence of Mrs. Cotton in the City of Raleigh
Terms the purchaser Persons wishing to buy will
1868, or shall rent the premises ON that day.
R. G. LEWIS, Agent.
Dec Is, 1862. 5l-wGswtd
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A Lie Nailed to the Counter.

N 01e N"1aeu 90 eHe O0uHteIs
The last Register states that it "knous it to be
true, and can proue if proof is demanded that Col
Geo. Little had offered the Chief Clerk of Treasurer
Courts 81 900 to remain in the office The follow
ing letter from the Clerk himself, Mr.. Richardson,
shows that the Editor of the Register has told a
falsehood on this subject. He was moved 10 this
by his inveterate malice against COL Little and Mr.
WORTH
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE
Decemb.r IS. 1862. I
DEAR SIR-In reply to your request that should give
the substance OF between and myself
in regard to the Chief Cerkshp in this Office would state
that you expressed desire that should be retained and
gave Of the reasons the respect you entertained
wards relative of mine. You made auson or propo.
sition in regard to salary.
Very Respectfully,
W. r. RICHARDSON.
Coz. GEORGE LITTLE
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The LegisIatl

We give to-day the proceedings of Thursday, Fri
day, and Saturday.
The Senate was engaged on Monday on the rcve
nue. bill; and the House for the most part on the
bill to raise ten thousand State troops.
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HEADQUARTERS, 46TH RECT. N. c. M.

IL Regiment N. C. Militia, will assemble at Blsboro'
Saturday. December Goth, 1882, at o'clock A. N.
all persons between the ages Of 10 and 49, claiming
that day duplicate adavts to before acting JUS
tce of the Peace and certified by the County Court Clerk
under the county seal.
by order Of Col VIZ. BINGHAM Commando 18th N. c. N.
RICHARD J. ASHE,
Adjutant.
Dec. "a, 1862. l0l-ltpd
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ELECTION IN RANDoLPH.-Tbe people Of Randolph
County will vote ON the oath instant for Com
moner to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Mr.. Worth. We are requested to announce
N c. FARRELL, ESQ.,, as candidate.
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Office Piedmont Railroad Com pauy,

Office Piedmont Railroad Compauy,f
DANxlLLE December IL, 1852
ID ABROAD HANDS WANTED.-THIS COMPANY
h wishes to hire by the month year large frce of
abeboded hands. Apply at the Office of the Piedmont
Railroad Danve or to +. j. Sampson, at the Richmond
and Danville Railroad Depot. -
GEO. G. DICKINSON,
Division Eng'r, Dsnville, Va
Dec 16, 1862. 101-Im
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CoNxoNER FROM GRANvILLE.-Willis H. jenkins,
resignation Of Mr. Gillian, appeared in his seat on
Monday. Mr.. jenkins is a young gentleman of fine
sense and sound Conservative.
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Mr. j. B. G. BARRow.-We learn that this gentle
man, who is member of the House of Commons
from Craven, and also private in company l., I'd
Y. regiment, has been confined by severe illness
in the hospital in Danvil!e, Va, since September
last This accounts for his absence from his seat
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GEORGIA CorroS AND Wool CARDS The Legislature of
Georgia has passed bill approprisng 1000 purchase
the half interest of Lee Co.'S Card manuactory. This
to be aPpiedn part towards duplicating 20 Of the
hines which it is stated be done in few weeks at the
Penitentiary. And each machine makes pairs of
cards day, the whole will turn out 1000 pairs month
cards the the State speedily cotbe Them
selves and their gallant troops without Selling the factories
proposed, and with necessary dependence On them.
These Georgia Cards made Whittemore machine
which brought through from Baltimore and perfect
patterns of the Whemore Cards They sold by the
makers at &c. instead of $25 and $50 for those which
have the blockade. 1t is said that it IS pair
make them-Faye3euiN Observer.
The want of cotton and wool cards is deeply felt
in North Carolina. Our people can now obtain the
warp for cloth at the factories at reasonable prices
but they cannot make the filling without cards.
Thousands of women and children are now idle for
the want of cards. We trust the Legislature will
take up this matter at once, and make effort to
procure some of these machines from our sister
State.
The only wheel factory in operation in this State,
that we know of, is that of James S. Glenn, of
Orange. He is turning out considerable number
of spinning whees, aax-wheels, and clockrees, but
is not able to supply the demand. ,
Dean Swift sale, that he who caused two blades
of grass to grow where one had grown tefore, was
worth the whole race of politicians. If this be true
IN one sense, it is in another. He who, in this cri
sis, causes clothing for the people and the army to
be spun, and woven, and made up, will accomplish
more real good than could be done by any number
of political harangues.
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE.
II OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION 2 MII.E&
west Of Carthage Moore County, containing acres
which is Grist and Saw MILL Cotton Gin and Screw.
will receive in payment State bonds Confederate money
or likely negroes. JOHN MORRISON.
November a. 1852. 92-w&sWtf
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CoMxoNER FROM BEAUroRr-David M. Carter,
Esq, elected to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Capt Marsh, appeared in his seat in the
Commons on Saturday last Mr.. c. is young man
of much promise, and has the reputation Of being
good debater.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
II UST RECEIVED TEN BOXES OF EXTRA no. I
% WAX CANDLES. For sale BY
e. Z. HARRIS.
Raleigh, Nov. II, 1852. sl-w&swtf
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At the last term Of johnson County Court, on
motion of William a. Smith; Esq, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resced. by the County Court of Johnston, majority
the Justices being present. That any person persons
VINO shall sell Corn out of the County or sell to the
poor or needy of the County for than five dollars per
untrue to the County, and traitor to the cause
winch We are engaged in.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
II HAVE ABOUT 5000 ACRES MORE IN DIFFER
Il ENT TRACTS, 10 the county of Moore-Farmiug,
Mineral and Turpentine land-which will sell on liberal
terms. JOHN MORRISON.
Carthage, Nov. II, 1852. 92-wkswM
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DOM ESTIC MEDICINE.
~UNNS DOMESTIC MEDICINE,
u BUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE AND FAMI-
LY PHYSICIAN. For sale at POMRR0YS.
Raleigh, Dec: 49, 1852. lott
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Dec. Is, 1862.
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NORTH.CAROLINA,
II Iredell County.

Raleigh, Dec. Is, 1862.
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QunrreIs In tho Rebel Cpup.
CURIOUS REPORTS rRoa JEFF. DAVIS COACH
MAN.


Washington, hIy 5.-The following state
mont dated yesterday on tho Rappahanuock has
reached Washington: A colorci man came In 10.
day iron the other side Of tho river and represented
| himself aa Jen. Davis coachman. From an oxnnl-
nation of Inn this is probably the truth lie
| roports scraps of conversations overheard Will.
| driving Mt. aud Mrs, Davis Ia tho carriage.
and between M Davis aud those who came 10 So.
| him.
NJ. Davis anI General j. y. Johnston had some
heated discussions about the Ltcr's retreat Il ON
N 'nsssas Davis d.sapproyei of ii and ordered
Johnston T. mako etaul at q ,rdunsyle. Johnston
declined B. 10 this sud offered to resign, and W w.s
even ndslosed H. go to Yorktown. Mrs Da,is
sad she thought this very bad in him tJohns,onJ L,
be unwilling TO go nnd help General Mssruier.
The coachInan overheard convcrsatio On between
Johnston and tie w.ie Of Davis, tile former Saying
If lie had not left Manassas, Mcclellan would hay.
come out against him and cut him all to pieces
Mrs. Davis read an article IN the Richmond Hx
AaIsER to her husband, saying that IL was part oil
the Yankees plans that Generals Banks and Mo
Dowell were /, form q junction IN Louis, or Caro-
line county aud move Il wa on Richmond. Davis
remarked he thought that was ~, but his generals
would take care Of thcm.
n.,,,anI IN n.i,, ,.,,,o,I,, ,,,,,., '''" "'''
NV rrorn c.'icr,,i. n,v,.sa,, '',',' ''"'
:, n .,Iarso, ,-,,a Y,r,r r,'.i''' .''' "'"ei"l
,n..,,t # a., r,,,,r,l, rom Fr.,,,,i'I
DELAY then. long enough for him H. ace ,,c ,,I ~.
result OF tho o,utait before Yorkt,,,n. sn ,o,
that WAS u,lsiccessf \, he would have ,rnc /, c,,,
e,,ric,te Mi. army n m the peniu,i,l. ,pl y, No.,
into Richmond AMI oat Of Virginia; tA4. otAerais,
they would all be caught
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

EDWARD S,LoMoS, Governor Of Wisconsin,
Is the first ,'ermnn-horn citizen who has ever
filed guhcrnatorial chair In the United states.
lie Is Democrat, and was elected on Union
ticket as Lieutenant -Goyrrnor, with the late
Governor Harvey, whom he succoeds.
WHEN Gen. Butler first took command nj
Fortress Monroe, he was stismatilcd 10y the
Sew Orleans papers AS "A man of negro extrlc-
tion, who once followed the profess ion Of a
barber IN the Crescent City. lie will now he
able 70 tlther his old customers to their heart'y 4
content.
Ar a recent meeting of naval officers In Paris.
At the house Of a distinguished French Admiral.
it was concluded that a ship-of-war of e1Ini
force with the Monitor might he constructed i'm
each ot the French naval urseual- in a month
and that within year France mi ,ht supply
herself wi h an iron lcot equal to that oi any
power in Europe.
UNDER a new Classification adoptoa by Dr.
Lcily, the eminent naturalist Of the Uniycl,i-
g ct Ieunsy lNanla, sponge is an animal
and what Is singular enough, an animal shown
10 be capable Of eating clam shells the Der
ioratious Of the latter, as frequently seen In
taking them from their bed dead, being caused
by the sponge penetrating them and avpropri-
atinS tie nutritlye parts.
IS Bradley Co., Tenn, temporary hanrin,,
was resorted to hy rebel Captain namo. So
''''"iii W bhl't I hlhl ul'Il 10 volunteer INTO
tile Confederate scr,ire. In Boone Co.. in the
same state, the property Of Union men known 10
be III the Federal army, WAS seized, and their
wives required to get bills Of diyorcomcnt bclore
It could be recovered. Several ladies affected 10
procL.e such hills, and actually obtained u re-
lease OF their property hy the eNpcIent.
THE depreciation Of Confederate paper money
IL the best evidence Of the hopelessness with
which the southern people regard The issue Of
the war At Richmond, gold Is at premium
Of 80 per cent, and the notes Of the best yir-
Siuia banks are at a discount of from 40 10 30
per cent. The notes Of banks farther south will
not pass on any terms in Virginia. Northern
funds, on the contrary, are readily taken at par.
JoIS {. BERCKlSRTDGE con msnded a rebel
division at tn, battle Of Pittsburgh which by A
singular coincidence encountered the Louisyills
Brigade, under General Rousseau. The orposinp
commanders had long expressed a wish TO meet
each other in the field, and the contest was most
terrible and bloody. Three times the Union
forces drove the enemy from the field, but run
ning out OF ammunition their place was tempo
rarily supplied by fresh troops. When Rousseau's q
Brigade returned TO the field the enemy was
gone. During the contest Breckinridge person.
ally evinced so much cowardice that he Incurred
ths esgAlpt 4 biz 9uR men
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From Gen. nfcCieiias's Army.
Headq Iaftefs, Army Of tie L, totns,
May lt1, Up.

Headq IAttefs, Army Of tie +, tomsc,l
May eta, 1P.M
II Hon Y. n Stanton, Secre,dry ~ Var.
Our cavalry and horse srtlllcy came up with N,
enc mys rear guard Ia their intrenchrncnts about
two miles this side Of wiAmsburgh. A brisk
'eht ensued. Just as my aid lef smiths division o
ii antfy arrived on the ground. aud presume car.
ricd his works, though have not yet heard. The
cnenys rear is strong. but have force enough up
N"t" to answer all purposes.
we have thus far seventy ono heavy guns and
'srse amounts ftnt-, ammunition, SC. All along
mcHncS their works prove ~ have been most for-
tnid"hle, aud am now fully satisfied " the cor
rc'tn"s ~ the course have pursued. The success
Is uriliahi, AMI you nsy rest assured ,has It's sf
'ecs vii lie ofthc greatest importance
There shall DO NO delay In following IN the reb.
el' The rebels have been guilty of tie moe, mut.
ictous ani Oarboruus conduct la placing turpcio.s
within tho abandoned works, near wells and
springs aud near naa stalls, magazines, telegraph
o'htcH, in csrpt bags, barrels u nour, &c. For.
unasrly We have not lost many men In thu manner
some four or five killed ani perhaps dozen wound
Ell. shall make the prisoners remove them .,
their own peril.
SShed, q " M'CLrtIA~, MAJ Gen.
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WORKS helonssto the Seventy third regiment " New
i'tk volunteers, as will te seen by NE following
sent into hesdausrt,pi

YORK Noluntcers, as will 10 seen by Vie fDllowin,
sent into headquarters
"YossrowS. Nay t-eAu.
Cdp'ris Jos b'ctfnsor, 4 10.
''ltSn; forkt,wn Is evacuated, and claim s,t
ny rrsurnt tSevcnty third New York Volunteer.
mNAers Hon,l tie honor 4 first planting ths
sAis stripes upon sAe rebel f tt ft.,inns In the
" 'o'N''"n, w. r. hsrwsrsa
Colonel Seventy third N.Yv.
baggage belonging ~ officers and preserved
''"'s o'ons'ns to tie medical department have
oeen captured. Letters AMI papers were found Sc
''v''d In Mrs Nelson's house, throwing much lish,
ON re"e' movements. All tho 9 ms, shcu, thirty,
'ound I" Yorktown. are spiked, with the exception
o' '"o Only two guns wcts len ON the from,
works " the r,bels.
rue Texas Rangers len a. our forces were d.
varcins.
large force " the enemy are reported cs,tired
'our miles beyoui York,,wn.
srcuNp ptsrArcu
fhudatbhid, Nay o-1he rSqrtRrn has a .pe.
'iAl dispatch from Fortress " ,uroc svin, tho f,l-
lowing particulars In regard g. tie evacuation O
Yorktown;
oNt MILE RrroNp YoRKrows, Sunday, 10
o'' ''ck'A " Al dsy yes, riay ther,bc's kcut ur
'i hfc ON General rortcr's DIVISION No one was
"nr' or furut gun at r.rnhot Court House
occasionally answered them nil last evening, and u
" nhinls't lively htug wask k,Itup. About tia,
VINE thoir fire spckcnod considerably aud At two
o'l'" stopped altogether. We fired ono or two
"'' "b"''rfics st them, but gut no answer.
About o'clock iAis incoming a building at York d.
town was fired, aud Professor Lowe and Gener.
hcInifeltnsn went up In balloon and found 4, ~,
'ntir ht't'houss at Yorktown wharf A. daylisht
Q. Do " l Z CT.
occul ll'd f'iht VII without again b,ing fred on,
W" guns ct tie enemy nearly all remaining tpkod
and dsmountci. ny tic side %, the river battery
were large Pile ammunition, powder, balls and
shells. Eighty t'ins were In Yorktown, which IL
surrounded hy -cmi.crc'e.
"Ihc ca,thworks were al constructed TO cover
m" another Ia ready position. but they must ha,,
''ntually yielded could we have got round them.
Ihc gun We disabled Ve other day killed ani
N"nudod fourteen rebels. Tho fort Las been occu.
0'i ny a.. Fret battalion New orleans Artillery,
'he Eighth and rhrticth Alabama resiinonts, tho
i'n'h and Fourteenth Louisiana regiments and
ihe Ihft-cuth aud Forty rtl Georgia roeinent.
These ttvIs Nrto ordered h. report At IIowArds
irove' fur miles FROM Richmond, sni l-n the for,
- mting.t rear guard was len, who waited
or our appearance, and then retired In the greater,
haste.
Tw" dcsertcrs, who len their regiment In W.
amslurg At dayigh, say the whols rebel army
was In panic. Professor Iuwes balloon recon
hoirHnco dicovcrcd their rear guard 1t "a NJ g.
We i"ur miles ont. Con. Mcclellan ininedi.trl,
ordered ont ue artillery and cavalry, AMI is push.
ns alter them at full speed. All our sunbos,.
anne up at y O'Clock, ani landed some marine. at
i."icosler, who raised the United States flay amid
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Increase, s,Si9'o'j Sdi2ii LT3I,iOO
Decrease, l22,1lG

ThIs Is the hrt for many weeks that the specie
shows decrease, and this arises from the amount
paid to tho Government, for the 7.5O notes. That
gold, II paid out by the Government, will at once
return W the Banks because Il does circulate as
mouey. The increase in loans Is 10 the Govern
ment altogether, except some 100000 by which
the commercial loans have increased. The deposits,
on she other hand, are nearly all from individuals,
aud represent the paper which they have received
from the Treasury for goods, debts, &c The in
crease has been, il appears, .l0,0oo 900 in three
weeks. The circulation Of tie Banks has Increased
iurlng tie week mostly in small notes tia, sro re
luirod mr in,y uae. with the coHt.nled payments
Of the Government, tho paper volume viii swell
ptil some disposition g. il In business Is appa-
rent. A neither tie Government paper nor gold
circulates, small bank notes must be- tie medium
: = IA
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x160 b EST PIANO. c16O
~ GRONESIEE4 A. - slll

"a renoVed to their new warerp1us, as
L. o9, are now prepared To offer tie pub
nc .aShllceht new scale fun 7 nctnvo NJ so
wood PiHn2f9rte, containing al i,nrrove,''.,',s
known In this country or Europe. oyer.s,r,,',
i naS fren'n grand action, harp pedal, hii
Rich moulding cases, $40 to $500 all ), aTtys,, 49,
made of the best seasoned material, and b. star,J
better than any sold FOR $500 or $500 bv the gLi
methods oi manufacture, We invite the hest iiil.es
to examine aud try these new instruments. and we
stand ready at all times to trs, them viii INV
others manufactured In this country.
dRoEEsIEkN d HALE, AS Broadway, NY
myl gIacslgs - --
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o' rHE Ssw YoRx A. y, i-siei every Tuesday. n
'''Ilers iort the mail TWO GENTS EACH. 81 per i0A
suD'chfrrioNs--rAiD IN ADVANCE.
On o'iy. yeS. ibc,s. Three copies, year, ~ -
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-, Ios,,se within New York SIT B. only fhfrsHp
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- OF every description
selling on ut cos',
bt fRASERS
sp2l ?lac'li9 cor. EcAle and IIIlsun sts

SPECTACLES-GOOD AND CHEAP
- Weak siglt impruyed-Proi. FRANKS cele-
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tive vision, hy m experienced practical optcian.-
Spectacles bought sold, tlken In exchange or re.
paired. 23s Grand st, ar Eliri,e. arlb .4pc'liS
THE GREAT AMERICAN PuMP-IlIE
u best cistern, well, ire and force pump; raises
from all depths, forces to all distances works easy
and well, will not rust or freeze has three years
success and no equal; prices reduced DIR. r.win,s
and prices sent free. Address JAMES NJ EDNEY,
SI6k Broadway, n. Y. APPS .Iac'lld
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