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The New York herald., 1862-12-03

1Q Z BOwERv. MADAME wID0ER. cLAIRvoyANT
400 ana gf,ei Spanish lady unveils the mysteries of
futurisy love- marriage absent friends Sickness peshes
msdnes all deascs tells lucky uumbcrs property lost
sseisn. -.
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E,Oxs OLD BOwERY THEATRE.
IL IMMENSE SUCCESS Of THE PANI0MIME.
Mr. o. L. roP AS clown ANb coMIQUE.
RUTH. THE LASS THAT LOVES A SAILOR.
But tho s.andiug toast, tha, LEASED ~ most
Was the wind tia! blows, the ship that goes
And the lass that iovss sailor,
a. L. FOX, H. LANGDON. n. CHAPMAN,
MINIS y. DENvtL.
After the drama u. H. foys comic psntominne OF
ASPH0DEL; or. THE MAGIC PEN.
q. L. Fox. G. X. Fcx Miss Fanny Herring, Company.
Concluding with farorite drama
FRIDAY. HENEFIT OF MR. q. w THOMPAON
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DRYANTs MfNSrRELs.
ID Mechanics Halt Az Broadway
Msnday pecenssr and every nig., dpring h. we:k
GRAND TIN PANO.NI.ON,
The Surprise Party Jolly Jack, the Rover.
Mad Fahrco. n. Howard Count kcGinnis Dan BRYANT
Il o. Campbell u. W. Griffin. Rolin Howard,
Nelss W. ". Ne wcomb, Dan Bryant,
IA brilliant variety OF Plantation Scenes, &c
Doors open at hall half
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THE UTMOST INTRINSIC VALUE PAID FOR Ola.
monds Pearls and all precious stones h,slms,ions and
Shawis purchased ucurs, Till 10 And TIL only.
b. w. PLUMB, Diamond Broker 5l2 Droadwar
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yVooD's MINSTREL. HALL.
wv Broadwa SO
opposite tho ~. Nicholas Hotel
'e''s "V'N Observation-Disclosures SUCCESS.
UNBOCEDFD APPLAUSE
CROWDS, CROWDS CROWDS.
WOODS MINSTRELH
THE STARS or THE PROFESSION.
MONDAY. Dec. I. and every evening during the week,
OTHELisO.
Otheilo. Frank Brewer Desdenons Eph Horn
The sushed Arrival Smigcy McGura Julien, voy.
age Musicale, Flat SCOT jake African Cousins !s by EA
Horn Charley Frank Brewer Cool White. Henry Lock
wood Frank Converse Florence lcnn Schwicard Isascs
BROTHERS. Hasiam. Lets, 0arata.u, Lewis Ac.
Doors al 81; ~ 7x O'Clock Tickets zsctA
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MEDICAL.
TVR. ,. HoLLICK, TnR AUTHOR AND LECTURER,
IL ooice Dg0 Broadway Hors 10 TIL daily except Sun.
days Cauton-Dr. H. never leaves New York city, and
has neither agent nor partner Post onice Dol Soo0
nR. coRBRvr. MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK Unit.
~ vsrsity Medical College and College OF surgeon Lon
don. once ~ Centre street. between Chambers and Headc
private entrance at No. City Hall place Sundays from
DR. BARROW, lol BLEEcKER STREET, FOUR DOORS
~ from nacdougsi street. New YORK. once hours from
nR. COOPER. u DUANE STREET. MEMBER OF
~ the Collcgs Of Physicians and Surgeons Of New York
OMce hours from In the morning until . at night
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE PRIVATE TREA.
H. tse" &C. 0ce l3t Beccker street. west Of Broadway
nR WATSON. MKMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
attends from In the morning until night st go Broad
way. next block above the Metropolitan Hotel.
nR WARD PHYsIcIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
H. III Larht street, Canal. Hours from 3 IN the
morning tilly In the evening daily
AIRS DoCTREss POWERS can BE CONSULTED
lvI by ladies. once, IL Lagh street, near Canal Hours
from ~ A. N. TIL 10 M.
AIRS WOODS MEDICAL OFFICE, NO. So GRAND
AVA street, near Williamsburg ferry
MADAME pEsPARp, PHYSICIAN, .lol SIXTH AVE.
Nl nuc-Oncc hours from O'Clock A. NJ TO ioP N.
MADAM REsTELL io2 CHAMBERS STREET.
lM Agents. i2yk LIBERTY street. N. T.; In Brooklyn iV
Fulton street
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r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, II You WANT THE
IL value Cor your Oh cctang Carpets Furniture, sc.
tween IN r,y hird aud Trtyfourh streets STRAUSS
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NY ONE HAVING LOT TO SELL OR LEASE,
n suitable For the erection OF stable 10 the vicinity OF
street and the Fifth Sixth avenues al.
dress and particulars, box 9E Post ote. OF ~
Yves, Twenty-n fifth street
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mean by worthless. IN such as are not used
for guard purposes. or in attending sheep,
&c.-whose hides would 60 far towards re-
lieying Us from the straitened condition
in which We are placed for leather. In
thus getting rid Of these worse than use
less animals, we should be benefited in
another respect. There Is scarcely one OF
these dogs that will not kill sheep. Mil
lions Of dollars ace lost. annually. IN the
States of the Confederacy from this cause.
In North Carolina. hundreds OF thousands
OF dollars are lost. yearly. by the destruc-
1 tive habits Of host OF worthless ours, who,
good for nothing at any time, are worth far
less than nothing now, unless It be TO aid
the spectators IN keeping up high prices.
The best way Of dealing with both classes
of unworthies is to tan their hides. In An
son, during the past and current year. sew
eral thou sand dollars have been lost In this
way. Preventives have been attempted
and remedies for this great destruction
proposed. in the hope Of saving the lives
Of the dogs. to the only end that we can
see, Of keeping certain bits OF meat IRON
spelling in order that houses might be fill
ed with fleas and their owners exercise
themselves in hunting for and scratching
after them. Before the war began. legisla-
tive enactments were necessary 10 repress
the disposition Of certain people 10 keep
large stocks Cor kennels) Of dogs about
. them, and now that we are in the midst o.
, bloody war. the duration OF which none
, can tell. and in consequence OF the block
, AIDE Of our ports, are deprived Of our usua
supplies Of wooden goods especially, Il i
: certainly our duty to afford wool grower
!. not only all the protection the law cal
! give, but, If necessary, in the present crit
ical state Of our affairs. in this respect. I
! kill the dogs, tan their hides and thus Sc
! cure our wool and mutton, and reduce I'll
!. price of leather. marlborough Argus.
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WE ARE RECEIVING

~ PIECES English calico. pieces Irish Linen.
I'D 20 pieces Alamance Plaids, 20 DO n. Y. Piaids,
bales al shee,ing. 10 pieces fine Brown Cosions.
On Dse e eached Cotton, 20 pieces Gray Cassimeres,
40 WooIHa,s, 10 dozen white and black spool Cotton
IL oacks Pins assorted. Needles assorted.
] Kecs English soda, barrels Copperas,
i barrel Bluesfone, essk Madder,
Coffee and Tea, a hhds. Sugar,
S barrels N. .. syrup, gross Toilet soap.
4 1ozen Tooth Brushes, q dozen Fine Combs,
dozen Barber Combs, dozen Pocket disio,
barrels Train Oil. 20 boxes Candies,
700 Ibs sole Leather, 400 punches Cotton assoieo'
5 barrels Spirits 1urpentine. 20 kegs Nsils,
case 4o4s lbs. Ens,sh Garden seeds. new crop. :,
sab may BE- had Of Us y Pounds for one dollar, y
no, 10 he had elsewhere ard many other articles .
Iran BoraI, Sails, Opism. Guinine, morphine, oss'or
Oil. 100 pounds Extract Logwocd, &c. DC
Those wanting goods no, on hand. can b FURNISHED
il they are willing 10 pay the market price by ,hs
time nails are 40 cents Per pound. We viii mol pe sos
10 sell Sweeds Iron a. any Price.
CONFEDERATE DEPOT.
October 1. %
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LAND FOR SALE.

Il OFFER for sale 3I2 acres Of land, two miles
L north Of Hillsborough. The land is very prcduc-
tive and well adapted 70 Corn, Wheat, and Tobacco.
with large quantity Of Meadow grounds. The land
l. well supplied with water, and The improvements
eonsis, Of large Barn and Stables, with two good
framed buildings and one log house. fnot sold soss
will be for rent. Terms 10 suit the purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER.
November 9Th. S.
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IupRoyRp WHRAr.-Mr. Hallett exhibits
IN the great international show at London
! wheat Of which the Times reports: !.
Mr.. Hallett has applied to the grown 81
wheat the rules which every stock breeder
in the country knows-uamely. that IRON
the largest and best animals the largest anu
best progeny may be expected, and that
therefore the agriculturist should proceed
TO develop the productive powers 81 whea,
a. il it were altogether new species 81
cereal which he was trying 70 bring 70 per-
lection for the FIRST tine. Mr.. Hallett. N
1857. planted only from ears Al inches long
containing AZ grains. In 1853 his hnest
earwas 81 inches long. containing " grams.
and there were ten ears from the flnest
plant. In 1860 the ears imperfect, IRON
wet season, but they appear only 70 have
reserved and husbanded their productive
ness for more auspicious occasion, as "
1861 the finest ear was no less than "
inches long. containing les grains, and the
number Of ears in the finest single plant
had risen from the startling number VI "
ia 1857 to So in 1861. The vsrinus ear'
and their dates OF sowing are shown IN tn
case, and as Mr.. Hsllett is high agricul
turaI authority. his samples are not likel.
10 pass unnoticed.
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Glorious News!-To the Public!

Glorious News!-To the Public!
MY PARTNER (Mr. J. A. SIMPSON, IN The shop
lNl formeriy owned by Jones & Hooker. has Al Inst
got away frem Newbsrn, and We shall sci the shop
10 work IS soon as possible.
We want 10 buy Lumber Of al sorts immedialely.
Call upon us then, Farmers and Milies. 50 that We
can ger ready forthwith 10 mend up spd make The
tools and machinery necessary for you 70 carry on
work with.
Now l. the time 70 strike for freedom 10 the manu-
featuring line. Bring in your msteral % u and re-
esiye The highest cash prices for i, such work
you need. pasr0p unogRp
/ November 5lh. 6s-
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PAYMENT OF STATE BOUNTY DUE DE
CEASED SOLDIERS.
Execuiive Department. North Carolina
AJiutant Generals Office,
Raleigh. October l7th, 1861.

UEsEKAI UhDLhSiL
THE following regulations are published fot The
4 information Of lhose persons wishing % draw
bounty II deceased soldiers ~ accordance With IN
ordinance Of The Convention ratified The I'D Jay Of
February, 1863:
i. The payment 81 bounty 10 the representatives
of deceased soldiers Is based upon The certificate 81
The Commanding officer Of the company, who will
state The time 81 the enlistment Of the soldier The dale
of his decease In service, The amount u bounty a.
ready paid BY the Stats, and the company and fegl-
mea, 10 which hs belonged.
:. The claimant will make affidavit hfoFe Va.
giur.s that be o. she !. the neat 81 kin q The e.
ceased according 20 lhe provisions ~ the foregoing
ordinance III the Convention, aud that there !. %
other person entitled % make claim. Tie afiasil
of The claimant must Be sustained by that Of one ds
interested witness that The facts stated are correct
within his own knowledge. and that be has no n-
,eresi in he claim. The Magistrate administering
The oath will certify 70 The credibiliy Of The witness
anil The clerk Of the County ;ouu will certify unde
seal thai lie IL an authorized and acting Magisttale
j, ifths claimant or claimants be minors. paymen
wil lie made 10 The guardian upon The production D
he proper certificate under The seal of The Court b
his appointment aud The sufciency 81 his hond-th,
claim % he proved BY him o. 10 other cases.
Il a bounty Of Iiity dollars, deduciinn The bounl,
that may have been previously prid. Is due 10 All per
sons who NAV have volunteered FOR three years ih
war. and % III persons mustered into Or continued il
service under The provisions Of The conscnplion act
By order 81 Governor Vance:
J. O. MARTIN,
n Adju,snt General.
Noyembe, 5,h. 6s-s
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
DAILY STATE JOURNAL.

ON AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY Or NO.
" yEMBER NEXT. the STATE JOURNAL will
Be published
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
The DAILY STATE JOURNAL viii contain III
the news received up the latest hours before msl-
iue. and viii consist OF TWO EDITIONS DAILY.
Tbe MORNING EDITION will contain the news BY
The evening nails, aud all TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
up 10 10 o'clock The previous night, and will be suppl
ei 10 city subscribers and sent by the morning mails
North and East; the EVENING EDITION will he
printed al O clock D. M, end will contain the sdJ
,oual news BY Telegraph up 20 o'clock p. m. and
will be sen, ~ The trains West and Ny The Fayeitese
mail. Thus sub-ciibers. matter IN what direction
they may live, will have The news rp 70 the depsiiufs
Of the mails.
Arrangement. have been made 10 procure TELE-
GRAPHIC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS or THE
iCONFEDERACY. expressly for The stale JournaL
GENERAL NEWS By MAIL will be PROMPTLY pub.
iishci. IRE MARKETS will Ne fully reported. RE.
LIABLE CORRESPONDENTS will he secured IN
The amy snd elsewhere. The LEGISLATIVE Pro-
CEEDiNGs will be reported daily BY competent Re
porers. The State Joarnsl win be essentially .
NEWSPAPER.
TERMS:
q For he DAILY.-Ia months. Sc q months. - so;
3 months ~ month. IL.
II furthc Ihl.NEBhi1l Tx M0ulhs ~ fnohths,
/ 81 so; 3 months. $50
/ Fat ths WEEkLY,-l2 months, 81; months,
st 5D.
!, NJ subscriptions received exeep, On The foregoing
terms.
ADVERTISING RATES:
/ square, / dsy. 50 50 | square, 5 lay,, 81 50
iii ID adays. o ~ 81 week, rs
Ia 10 aday.. % | % 2~eeks. 90
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II Ten lines make square.
" Advertisements Cor The Daily vii II inserted 10
the Tri.Weekly FREE 81 otuge. This I IN induce.
meni which canno, fail 70 attract The attention Or al
4 scrisers.
The above rates apply only % The daily paper. Al.
vesemsnis will be inserted 10 Inc Weekly paper II
the usual regular rates, VIZ: One dollar per square or
ths frat insertions and twenty-five cents for each sabse
quent insertion. Address,
JOHN SpELMAN.
Editor and Proprietor,
Ralsigh, n. q.
October Is, 1862. Cop
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n WILL give The above reward for The apprehension
a and delivery 10 me Of jim SPOON, muIai,o
about eve feet four inches high stout built and quick
~ ms mouohs' PRIDE JONES.
November 5lh. 6e-4w
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c A X u .

IN the absence Of regular Tuner,I will attend 10
i the Tuning Of PIANOS 10 Hillabolough. Charge
Five Dollars HENRI nASrrpp
January a. -i2m
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LIST or CONTENTS or CASE.
90 lbs. East Lothian Purple Top Turnip, Wy 0Opfip
40 lbs. Bangholm Impr'd PurpleT opTurniP,3 o.
"a lhs. yellow Auringham Turnip. 20
~ ~ ~. go, Au,;nsham Carrot 3 90
40 lbs. Beat Parsnip, Nv
: ~. n,.s,f York Cabbage, a 90
ID lbs. Golden Dali Turnip, W
4 lbs. White Dutch Turnip.. W
40 lbs salmon Colored Radish, w.
is. seymour's White Celery, w
y. ~. E..u,a Rad;.h. 3 90
lbs. Early Horn Carrot, w
ID lbs. Mixed Turnip Radish, w
4 lbs. Early Canlihower, : :" w
40 lbs. Prickly Spinage. ~ y"
/ 10. White Cabbage Lettuce, w
| 10 lbs. Drumhead Cabbage Lettuce. W
lbs Brown Dutch Lettuce, w
| / ID. Hardy Green Lettuce, w
| 10 his Snow Ball Turnip, > w
/ 10 lbs. Round Spinage, ~
/ lbs. Select Drumhead Cabbage, W
/ H. Enfield Market Cabbage, ~
/ lbs. Red Surry Carrot. w
ia lbs. Drumhead Savoy Cabbage, w
All nrdess over twenty-five dollars. lWen'y-hse e
cent olf ali under one pourd, hy per cent. added
he list Of prices The was received BY late o.
rival; seed oil warranted pure and good.
- HI. N. BROWN < CO.
i o,n g.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR GUANNo.

MEssRs. EDs,: What shall we substitute
for guano? | propose urine not onl a.
substitute. for guaRo but every way equal 70
IT. in all the elements offertility, for though
deficient in phosphate Of lime, il is much
richer in the elements Of ammonia. lnaw.
in the second place. propose ashes as another
important substitute for guano. Ashes,
though destitate Of the elements OF ammo
MIA. are richer in all the salts that cnnsti-
tute richer manure than guano. 10 pre-
mare, then. q universal fertilizer. equal TO
the best gsano and superior to any Of the
phosphates, superphosphates Or artificial
euano, prepared BY Prof. Mapes or any
other American Professor, would propose
to the farmer to make compost Of his barn.
yaad manure and ashes. And when | say
barn.yard manure. include the urine with
the solid. In this compost, ! would also
nut the excrement Of the family. with all
the waste suds. and whatever absorbenti
NAV be used 10 save the urine and The suds
/ see not how the farmer could add 10 thu
quality Of such a compost. If he wish e
add to the quantity Of his manure. he ma,
add any amount OF common muck and air
Stacked lime. with smaller quantities Of tn
different salts Of potash, soda and mAgnes'a
Such compost could be made BY any ant
every iauner and mechanic or professhns
man even, and al cost less than hall tina
Of gusnp or any Of the phosphates o. srtitl
ciai mixtures, nov offered for sale. ! al
almost every day inquired Of. relative =
the value and use Of the different fertilizers
now advertised for sale in cities. and m
inyariable answer Is make your own guam
as have above directed. Or at least, e.
,haust yopr Owp resources before you Pui
chase foreign mannres.
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Advertising Rates for Inc Recorder.

Advertisements moi exceeding fourteen ~, ~ -
dollar Coz the frs and twenty five cents iof sae
scqnen Insertion; longer ones 10 proportion, ,.gss.
advertisements twenty-five per cent hishei. =. 4,
ton Of ons.ihirj viii he made fof advertisers Y
year.
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Perms-Two Dollars year. u paid 70 sd' 49,.
Two Dollars aud fiIy Cenis. u not paid Nnh,n II.
monihsi o. Three Doian. 4 delayed until s'''' &
expiration Of The year. =,
No paper vii he discontinued until ~ aH'af's'
paid, unless II The option u ihr putl.hst. 80,
No p.pet win he seni 10 ! new subscriber ~ q u
state unjcas payment il made in advance, y somf "
son n ,hs state shaI become re,pons tle
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4 SUGGESTION.

There are. IN hi, State. not less than
one hundred thousand worthless dogs--we
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LONDON SEED.

WE have just opened case Of GARDEN SEED'
w New Crop, from Peter Lawson q Son, LONDON
LIST or CONTENTS OF CASE.
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Sggp OsroSs.-Itis matter Of some sur
.prise 10 fnd that most, If not all, 81 the
vegetable growers Of this yirinity, depend
upon buying the sets Of this, 10 them. valu-
able crop. instead Of growing them them
selves. Valuable. because u brings 10 ~
early return Of avery saleable article, green
onions; and the ground is clear in ample
time for the main crop Of tarnip-. We
saw recently pile Of these small onions.
probably two bushels, which cost the nice
little SUM Of thirteen dollars, which, had
they been grown at home, would have been
SO much added to The produce Of the garden,
and THAI not very extensive one. II va
suggested that the method Of growing them
should be given 10 the Field and Preside,
which might lead 10 their being grown ~
this vicinity at least for home consumption
Its simply as follows:
Sow the seed a. early In Spring ~ The
weather will permit, very thick. ~ shallow
drills, six inches apart. Keep them tho
roughly clean Of all weeds aud allow then
10 remain without any thinning. BY .th'
middle OF July they will be about the siz,
or peas and beans, when they are taken up
harvested, and stored away for next spring.
use.
In the neighborhood Of Philadelphia
hundreds Of acres Of onions are grown 70
Shipment 10 The Southern market; afs
most Of tic gardeners there plant ther
small onions fur permanent crops. instsa'
sowing the seed. Il is generally though
that the onions conc larger; and a""the
thing. which Is important where 50 muc
breadth Is occupied. Is that they are ease
cleaned, requiring but little hand labor.
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w A N L Il ID

TN large quantities. the following articles Tor which
The annexed prices will be paid, delivery al The
n. Carolina Military Institute, Charlotte, N. a.:
Ann T.yphilum-Indian Turnip root, rs cis. tct H.
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These articles moe, he thoroughly elssn snd r.
fecily dfy. The rscvpion Of which viii continue Val
further notice.
N. HOWARD. Surgeon shd
Med. Parsyof. q. -
n.,.n..ts Sis
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TO TOBACCO FACTORS.
90 LBS. NUTMEGs, Sei,
o. For sale by
ii. N. BROWN & CO.
s.,,.n.l,e,I7 6l-

September IL.
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= pSSyssyLyANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with its eon nee S,,s 1gWsr RouTr
-, SnxY nEx ro Tny PElNCIPhL WgsTEKs CiTIEs
IL, t,ajn, run daily from New York to Ph3adeipha VIA
,,t, SsT ISAiSs FOR THE WEST BY THIS
hh- rd1fTE LFANE NEW-YORk FROM THE
F0OT or COURTLANDTST. A.,
By way Of Philadelphia tho morning sysspr
II ors at I q time as otheI routes H'e"s fo
6 n 10 one hour later than other Ines -, .. q - o.,
~ way Of Allentown eyeoing passengers ieaYo ~ 49,
hree later than the Northern hLe a c,ego aud ali
nntns In lie North West Crestine Bdianopons,
N Louis Cleveland Columbus Cincinnst ana oil nam
boints West with fewer changes oil CARS plual,b;. u.
sie~nnS Cars. without change from Pmsde pia 70
ass miles and kewYork to Pittsburgh 4U miles
e,nok ng and Saloon Csrs on all uaiuA
Fare the came a. other routes
BAGGAGE checked through. Transfers Hce.
$50 TieEsts good until used by Pittsbargh
"''''' WESTERN EMlGRATlON .,
The Pennsylysnia Central Company rus o. nods Of
ksvs 10 parties moving Westward, at one hsn '"s H''
y i.fs v,u,curc
By this routs frehts Of all descriptions can DO
AID from sDy pont the Railroads Of Ohio hsntucay "
sns, Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa. or missouri. ~ hAiL v,
BOAD DIRECT, or to any port on the nsVgsoo "''' "
e.s West by seaIneis from Pittsoaieh a., u.,hv
The rates Of FREIGHT and from any point In Inc etoy
PsnDsyvsns Railroad are 1t al tinss - h,
ksr,ed by other Railroad Companies Merchants ana snip
k the Of their Freight 70 this Con-
boy can rely with confidence on lie speedy transit
~ LIVE STOCK.
E.s,, and Dealer, 10 Live STOCK will End this most ad
ks.,s~sou. route Cspaous Ysrd. well watefed ana
I'd With every convenience have been opened on his mo
it, oonr eetions and attention PAID 70 b wants
om here will be found every covsnlence Tor
vedinz nd Tesing choice IL offered Of the fiidADHi~
kHIX s,sEwyOFK snd BALTIMORE MARKETS.
4 j. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger AGENT NO Asl'i'""u'''
LHH' a. 1 Estor House aud No South Wilian'st-
HeDONALD BI5CHOfF, EmiyiSnt , Agsn' l.c.
EkOCH LEWIS, General SVp't Altoona r.
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Sales bn 1nttion.

A. NJ MyRvIS Auclonee
Rf BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Irving Build
~ ng Nos ssa and 596 Brssdwsy-Saies of Books Sta
oonery petues WoIks Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture. kc
MONDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE ?, at O'Clock
PRIVATE LAW LlBkARY-compTiaing Reports. Statute
Laws Dses CommeBtsrie. Treatses and particularly
rich In unusual collection Of THIALS-American and
foEegn-many Of which exceedingly Catalogues
ready
EXECUTORS SALE.
THE ENTIRE PRIVATE LIBRARY-bo,h Medical ard
Miscellaneous, Of the late
Or JOHN w. FRANCIS, LII. d.
THE MEDICAL BOOKS will be sold
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June g. at O'Clock,
and the three following DAYS At the same hour.
THE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS will be sold
MONDAY AFTERNOON, June at o'clock,
and the following days Of the week 81 the hour Fos
particulars Caia ogue TO be had at the Saleoom+
TUESDAY EVENING. June ,, at :. o'clock
BOOKSELLfNS SrOCk-Comprisings large assortment
II Books and Stationery So For particulars see Catalogue