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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONVENTION,


ing they will occupy more of our space
than we Gnu spare, we give the following
SYNOPSIS 81 the Two last days proceedings
from The Fayetteville Observer.
Ihursday, Dee. 10.
The Report having. been received as
printed Mr.. Bryan, after apologzing Tor
rs lmleriectlons, prepared as It VAS within
the hour previous 10 the meeting, proceeded
10 eNpl1iu aud enforce it, recommendations
lie was followed by Mr.. T.. J.. Wlnslow, Of
Cumberland, who, avonlng himself an I'D
socaie .nr the most liberal system, was Vet
fearful tina, the Legislature could not b. 10.
dnced 10 enter upon 50 expensive a scheme
a. that presented by the Report, aud for
that reason would prefer to couiuc the
accommodation Of the Convention 10 such
works ns II was probable MI 1T BE- pressed
successfully upon the Legislature. MIR.
Chngmau of Boncombc, followed, ia favor
II oouiining the action Of the Convention
10 the Fayetteville aud Western Road
+ VIZ. ". II. Hayn God, Delegate iron, VII.
mu4tCu, IeAi took the npor, i" hich he &C.
cufi,d altogether CIR 3 or hours. IN
most animated aud able, bat very d,.iUse,
statement 81 hls views on tie whole subject
~
there vas no reporter TO make notes.--tie
MS thoroughly opposed to tho creation Of
great state debt. Denied that debt, pri,
tHtc ~ r4tIBual was 4 l'r~sIuv All debt
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@atiGliing business.

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H NE aas. B4sIse4s u 4 Important that
8 tsrso'9f' contracted slsauld W settled BY
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fg4g Az the 25'h Of ihts instant, !
la.1 :" ytil rrn' lsf the term nl l.,
,lg5a !, or 3 wears, The Stove llou.c
--'-@sA al,N osegp.rd b. John !. ba"
z, shlch i, part Of Ar .'pitngs =
bul ding, ueir lho Count house, sell
PEI '9r Store, With large cauuling
IN sad 10d Collar
Dh& ALEXANDER, i3m'r
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Human feults are like sacks, one q which
every individual carries on his back. ouc
Gun sec a neighbours sack, and guess what
/, contains, but cannot perceive his own.
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The following lines were inscribed on
the tomb of a corpuIept inilow chandler -
Here lies IN earth, go honest iello~'
Who died by PAT aud lived BY talow,
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HoiteIs, Proprietor and Publisher.
TER

gvo DOLLARS. if paid in advance.
ga Dollars and Fily Cents, If not paid within
Ts,,s Dollars, il nc, paid until the end Of the
~ :, o,,cr discontinued until all arrearages are
s,,rpt {, lht option OF the Editor.
= ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at Oao Dollar per
~ MS liass or less, this sized tyPs,l Tor the
.,s.,flioa, and - cents for each continuance.
~ ,Bsetuseneni4 and Sherifs' Sales charged
= Z, cent. higher; aud deduction OF 33l per
Z, al, Be made rom the regular prices, tor ad-
-, D, thtbear. Advertisements ordered IN
- ..ytrY publtcaton-or Inserted other ire
-g.ir.y, 10 DC chars as new every insertion
AGENTS.
+ p.N Caehran. Meeklenburg, NC.
s.. IS Harms. sin Grove, n. c.
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'a"apiee DDeds for sale aiih.s oJce.
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lGENTN.

RIM Coehran. Meeklenburg, n. c.
s.. Is Harms. Sin Grove, y. {.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

we'd that new es~eat, that Of tbs eem.sre'"
bee. called forth in France, which srerts the IT,,
new that formerly exercised by tbs military -
has been necessary result Of the iosg 49,
peace and extension of bask iaAssnse IN maj
Glaze conn.ct;o. M the U.ed States and Ensaad which
has grown out Of this state Of things.
The great difficulty therefore in France has been inc i0
cendsnse occasonsd BY the hrnness Of e crown anu INC
pertinaciy Of minister's Capitalists called an their loans
and financial generally curailed their operations
spread every department Of business and The
Paris the LIST of January the 26th Of March, are
cay stated to amount to francs state of things
which the utmost among the working classes
eyinced Of provisions consumed IN Paris Tor
the month Of March, which shows marked dmnution in the
consumption OF bucherS compared with last year
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09


Albion Lovet, CsstOn; Me,iean Dsming M.deira rsd:g
Pnekney Lisbon Tecumseh Farros Norfolk; Despatch Lis
cola Wlaingtoa NC; Paragon, Carr, Hctou; Buiah Nit
ehel Bangor Me; Grecas, Chase Boston, Mohawk Thing,
LAFAYETTE Blair Charleston; Cabot, Summers, IL
yerpool; william Pandsit, HALIFAX; Montilla, Hayes, West
ladies' George, Pratt Petou; requot Baker Boston, Juan
Nekeson Factor Gray 81 Thomas; Nassau Allen ,Rch-
mond; y Crouch, Tomlia, do.
ship D~nean Janver OF Boston, from Batavia a4A Dee
sugar coffee, &c. TO Dsvi. Brooks.
Ship Kuiv,o Taylor FROM Liverpool sth al with iros Se
Bremen ship Pauline Metre Breen April Isl. with mArs
Shin xylop Ps,ns from Liverpool ah March, with nare
10 fhomp.ou-lsi s,ecrase passengers. -
shin ST hak. vernum Liverpool ID April, with mdse
Packet bark Rapid, Ward, Havana 18th April with Coffee
pst irasors Dyer 20 days from Naicher Miss, mdre, to
Brig Hamilton Parker IA days from Lsbec with plaster, 10
s o.sse Mar,i. from Java, PR and 10 days from Maya
Qucz, PR with sugar, 10 master
Bb brr Queen ef the Isles, sadgsck, " days frc~ SUM-
derland with mdxe, 10 q Morewood
Brsh sr, Delta Murray 90 days from Sunderland, coal
10 a Morewood 4 Co. Experienced severe weather on
the pa..aecand carried away the head Of the rudder, bull
warks, &e.
Brig Cazele Glover OF Camden Il days from Mssses,
PR with sugar, TO Nesmith Leeds. The Mediterranean
Henry had ashore Cape Rova Reef and vas gos ON w
the wreckers, carried isto port and condemned. - -.
British James Nam, Mtchner, ~ days from Windsor, Ns,
with plaster, 10 w Noyes.
British brig Mddesbro, Aver cS day. from s,Oehho with
Brig Henrietta Parker, from Lubec with plaster 70 Brett
schr Gen. Godfrey, from Lubcc, with plaster, to the
master.
One ship and two brigs-wind Sc, light
uewssrsmss.
The Roscoe Delano, FOR L,erpoo and Francois rressr
ThOm son. Tor ave have been again Detained they sail this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

The prospect again brighten The prosperity which
has 30 often obcur again shines forth Like the
driving which succeed storm previous to return Of
settled weather. unavorabe drive rapidly over the
commercial horzonsash observation is however, succeeded
by broader field Of the hope Wall street operations
have to day greater under the influence Of
,he Lverpoo, news The Banks have bees liberal in
their discounts FOR many merths previous; is
therefore, peay The stock market sales have been
greater extent and general nProvemenn prices United
State. Bank up per cent Bank ofCo1neree cent?
Delaware and hudson per cent Harlem per cent New
Jersey Rail Road per eeat Stsnncen per cent vieks-
burg N per cent
Ap. have the packets detained by the weather. giving
oooouuy for further sales Of sterling bills The price still
he ,ame-6rm al per cent The packet carries out fair
amount Of bills and orders for manufactured goods
The position England represented BY the adj
vice. which we're brought the steamboat such as to lead
10 the anticipation revival trade, the receipt there Of
An, aaees with which the Great Western charged on her
lat trim The fact be disguised that the difficulties
,ug out Of the boundary question had senrbe eject
mo. the trade Manchester and the Liverpool cotton market
The worst Of those were carried out ~
M Liverpool and sxerng their influence the psslis
mind /. the greatest extent at the period Of the departure from
Liverpool Of the South America The impressions thus pro-
a.eed were however, dpaed before the depar-
re Of IN. steamer Liverpool the arrival out Of the packet
shin Ro,c Her adviees peculiarly calculated To pre-
mare the minds Of commercial for the reception OF The
favorable news which from here In the Great Yves
tern on the glad That carried out large amount
oferns bills and what 10 Of more Importance to mansfsos-
rers orders very large amount Her news was every way
calculated give increased vgor 10 every line Of sssse con-
nected with the Americas interests
The affairs France also unexpectedly assumed more
favorable aspect regard 10 the bearing which they say
.rt on the Of England. France and America
The commercial difficulties Of France, which have since the
ef the present year been intense have arises
purely from forced action of political movements the
otherwise healthy trade Of the country. There no lack Of
capital Paris The financial Affairs Of the government are
m propero.s condition. II appear, BY the return Of the
.a,ration OF finance there large surplus. Thus the
,.,. e., isas amounted to liis,s2o. i6sC
The expenditure iioosi's~N'
s.ru,u. ;ncom. for 1898, 3s,sis,escf
According 70 these returns the Resie ncrbed In the grand
hook or the public debt the LIST Of Jansary 1892
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

10. n rssx sow-rnRry Dooss asovs rHr rHrars~.
THE Public respectfully Informed that this establish
ment recestly Kept by Mr.. Randall Smith, has been'aken
subssrber late Of the Cuberiasd House. Portland
Mase which he intends to contuue psbs house and hotel
under the above To his friends and acquaintance u
thai this establishment will be kept in
his wonted style. To the public al large that they nay be
ured OF fading al all times, he table furnished with the best
and that the market Affords and his bar supplied with
the choicest wines and qsors.-New York Nay Q, 1890
JOHN PARKER.
.. A Publc Ordinary every day al 2 O'Clock.
NBAtthe Refcetory, IN the basement may be had al all
hours Repa any description, served in the choicest nan
ner my9 lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

os- THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY or THE NEW
ytRV CRY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY, will be held this
evening" Nav OH h. Chatham Chapel half past o'clock
The Annual Report will be Prc'este and addresse. be
T,nr ~ ph,,,l,ha sud others The exercises will be in
with original pieces under the direction Of T.
g. Gl.lan coctiss and subscription will be takes .r
funds of the Society Strangers IN the city, and the
citizen. eeperalIv are invited 10 attend nyslr
oIs- GREEN TURTLE-GREEN TURTLE-will be
served IN hi, day at the old established Terrapn Lunch
Broadway ard Ann street. 6ne large Green Turtle in Soup
and Steaks -
NJ B. H.,e, and families supplied Al the shortest notice.
my9ir
M GREEN TURTLE SOUR l-0REEN TURTLE
TO the above this day, and shall
costume TO do 60 from my very superior lot &C Green Turtles
"p m,s 81 PT Hos DOWNING, ., and Broad ..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

NAV YORK RACEs-UNIoN CoURsE, 1t
THulspAr one o'clock-Purse s5os-Three mile heats.
I-wm Gibbons enters bl. Shadow BY Eclipse Lghtsot
dam, Sally seuch-5 years old
pr r. Stockton enters Bergen, by Medley out OF
Charlotte Pace-6 years old.
S-Danel Abbott gr. h. Manaopan BY Medley dam
BY Jne. Rchards-6 years old.
40 p Hare, OF Virginia enters b. Black Prace, by
Imported Fyde, dam by Archy-o years cid
Immediately after, Sweepstakes, for years oid-mie
heats. Entrance $500. Forfeit Sioo. Eight suber,scrs
A. l.. Bolts,
nyo-lt ID. II. BRANCH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

Co. Downing has some very fine turtles at has re-
fectory in Broad street He serves them up in soup
every day this week, and few can prepare it better.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09
II EMovAL or CHEMICALS, GERMAN SILVER
n AND ITFCHEs &c-LEwIs FEUCHTwANGER

I'D EMONNL Of tHENTtAIS. UEFNNtN NII =,
N AND LEECHEs, &c.-LEWls FEUCHTWANosh
has removed 20 No Gold street, second door rem seh
Lane where ~ will be better enabled 20 ACCOMMODATE MS et
tense stock Of Chemicals for the various PUT
poses German Silver In sheets and wire Of al fes w sgoe
and esngs a.d Ger~an Silver tea dessert and table spooss
soup ladies. butter fish rumPet dog collars Mugs
door mates ac likewise superior aud large sire Swedish
Ieeche.. fines. bras. -e for brushmskers diamond
and all the mineral ACIDS such oil Of vitro aquaior Al
rous acid pure nurc or parting acid also ron AID red qsor
sal coda soda ash ether spirits Of nre, duc aqua ammonia
alcohol ammonia any other chemical product made 10
der All the goods offered Tor sale wholesale and retail
ard N The eo be and reasonable prices Apply 10
myoy LEWIS FEUCHrwANGER, Cola street
VNTANTED-A Nurse 20 attend In a small family. None
Wv need apply without being highly recommended az No
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

PARK HorEL.-This popular establishment, ut Will
Ia .eep has rot into the hands Of Mr.. Barker, rs
liberal and worthy fellow as ever lived: The ire
quenters Of this establishment will find that Mr.
Randall Smith has a successor in every way worthy
of the high reputation of his house.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

u.v.x April y7-The packet ship Burgundy, with New
ycrk dates sf 2<th March, arrived yesterday evening
same tide the Iswa sailed for New York
Our market has experienced iarenef aec,ns -
New Orleans and hreeourths mlddlng ar ana one
rts fair say ve couraat1 have just been ssd
The quite at and still lower prices are anti
cipated
other articles Interesting the United States we have to re-
rt The following sales say-27 brs Potts. first Sort 1882 al
f42 tons Whalebone, French fishery to arrive, at a4i5
and 5000 bags Domingo Coffee expected, at 5S* b &C.
Cotton-gurther large shipments our port already wei
being from the United States BY the arr
val Of the Philippe packet Of the 10th ult and asco.s
received ro the interior of the prstracted
the manufacturing districts, which, IN addition TO 'ne
of the depression alluded to preceding
contead against the Geld weather, preudciai 70 M
Of spring goods several spectators pressed forward WI"
evident determination realize promptly ana
tablshng total decline from the highest o.
ry off5a ordinary to fair grades But
the anxiety Of some holders to run OH teir eo.o'
the trade anticipating lower prices, and entertaining
with the critical Pooh OF many
have kent aloo and little ncllned to operate
till they upon solid grounds VIVA me exception
public sale last Wednesday, Of 00s bales UPi.nd ordinary
IA m;ddur which went sH bkly at fl 10
during the whole week, completely at stane sun
the bu,ng being conhaed merely to Immediate wants. ANA
der these business tends to become very lregu
lar mart holders the depressed state OF the
and the increasing stock appearing willing to qul
date whilst Others the principal importers acquiring
and do eviace the least disposition to give way
Yesterday, at the opening, the market assumed sun more
gloomy aspect with a further downward tendency.
SALES FROM 7th TO 10th APRIL.
b6e bis NJ Orleans ord mid to mid fair fair, Li2al
" Mobile, =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

n appears that there 10 reason Cor hoping that the CONNER
cai crisis In Paris will be surmouned with less OF d'healty
than had been anticipated This statement o. e PROOF
that the trade OF the past year healthy one
The confidence of commercial men, which alone depends
the welfare Of trade shaken BY the political movements o.
popular leaders, precisely in The that the prosper
on. condition country interrupted by the movements
At The dominant party in 1896 The Of those
ou such react upon the party and they
Io.t rower the State of New York More recently the
measures the bcunay question IN Congress caused rese-
ton and overthrow in this city OF the party With which they
orrnaed In France the effect has been the NJ Thers
uros other doctrinares had formed formidable eoai
ton against the Of the King and popular with
every prospect of carrying their points the has pro.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

IT, 80. from the United States and the East Ia
dies TO 81 3-47-e money, and " TO " account ~
cLeeuer bills - 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

Rice-Prices fully supported6o ties Carolina ordinary
10 good commanded f375 Gao The Louis Philippe brought
So s bags coastwise Stock this day. 400
last year, none.
Hops-There has been demand this week. and prices re-
main 4. before say Sort 1885, duty (23) paid
The Ere from New York. imported IS bales Stock this day.
lS5-iast year, lSO
Whalebone-Th article has not varied since last
port supply Of Is tons in tn. LOUIS Philippe and two
Of whaes Stock loo tens against 25 toss last year.
Coec-Our stock being much reduced transactions have
been on limited SCALE but at stiff pces-3OO bags St Denim
90 ordinary to coed ordinary fetched size $500 bags
Porto Rico expected from New York per snip were
taken sample at soc.
sugarsLess animation has been displayed and prices are
shade lower for Colonial Sugar.
Cocoa Tea &cA lot of 81 brs Martinique Cocoa for home
use placed 73ac duty paid Some Para fetched bic
bond Some Jamaica Pmento imported via New York. reall
zed Ale in bond bags Pepper 70c duty paid
We have received 10 bs from Colonies and %
ses, 50 boxes Tea, from New York and coastwise.
Drugs Dyes-Ltle doing3s packages American Bees
Wax yellow, were disposed Of at f2 10.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

4 slULklNGs BIRD and Gage we're a so a.. !.
n 'front.' 81 the subscribers house, - La,oeus P.,S
Mo.dav morning the sth inst, bteween the nou' " r
o'clock The bird has defect IN his rght ~.
20 WV ~ Pa'o' anu " 4''''O GABRIEL MEAD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

ny =. -. LUDLOW 4 20.
Sales Room, No. 10 Broad street, near Wal a..



Sales Room, No. 10 Broad street near Wan ,,..,
WEDNESDAY, Nav "A
At IL o'clock, at their sales roo Ia Broad ,,r..
rove sale Of number Of lots OF grsuud q. m. -. -
avenue between 18th and 18th streets, and number OF
wafer lots ON TIE east side Of D. between AID ia,h
Streets The property presents the moe. ss,irahs 49,
lions ever offered to the public for ship builders store hoss.
other purpose where the advantage Of being
yer essential 10 situated in part Of the city where i'm
Provements going ups. the extensive scale being
10 me Immediate vicinity Of TomPkns Square and the Dry
navigation companies Further particulars known ON
application to the auctioneer where hog aps Of the
P-.rcry san DC haa mys dts
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-Ths
A :si ; 2 H iss'ss as: Ri: w., sss: ::.
~ niue 10 take place on every Monday, at u
O'Clock, throughout the year.
at II O'clock csmmeHssg with Carriages Harness. &C. ana =
IL s'clock the sale Of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having orses to dispose or requested -
make early application, to number
catalogue horse be offered register
ed time for number the catalogue which purpose d
'e'"'e' w" be kept open dh Saturday. nth May, oP NJ
Successor to j. w. Watson, 44S Broadway.
r. private sale-One pair Of very fine black horses
Aso-Carrages and harnesses among the very bana.o-
eao'oe,, belonging to His Excellsney the Minister
o'a only as he leaving the United States
a24y OWN
M EDUCATED LOZENGEa WAREHOUsE-WhoIr
l$1 sale and retail 100 Nassas street ene door abov. AM.
1000 lbs. sh.rman superior Loaenges including his cell
kinds Of medicaed we'll pleasure eating
The largest variety in the world. mTs-v
nROPPED -Beweer Morrisons Thread and Needle s,or.
~ in Maiden Lane, and the opposite Broadway
6ne, French embroidered POCKET HANDKERCHaEr
trimmed with Vaancienne two half nche, i d.h
cost $35, and net marked
Aperson to pick up; and the said
noticed If retained to No. Broadway suitable
reward will be paid. and ne questions asked myslt
m y nc AT n ID ny = NJ, n M 4 n !, n 1AUTsE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

HAvANA April 27Molasses continues demand at per
key Coffee little demand Sss low thirds $slal0 good
second green Sugars brisk Gas for brown and yell
low OsaI RS white of Rice have been made ls
n The stock hands, including two arrivals today,
anount 450 casks Exchange London last Ct
prem; New York 4ya5; New Orleans 81 dis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

DAssFORp's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AGD
ID CHESS ans Broadway, ssA Ann street entrance o.
A.. N,..,,n X, 10th streets the sale Of Billiard Taha
ta,h. Rails. SC &C. and exercises for health Purchasers -.
,la,. :. are invited There II Billiard Tables reay
-; 80. !, one ROOM with spring India rubber ssd c'ss
cushions. and eagle, ros, and wood frssss the best
80, oa~r~s the public. ICY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

On the sth instant alter lingering illness, Mr. Patrick
Laughlin, aged 81 years.
His and aequastances respectfully requested 10
aead his funeral this afternoon, at half o'clock from
his late resideuce No. livingston street
On the 9Th instant, ater short sne Mrs Rachel Nay
nara in the 56th year Of his age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09

On the oh instant by the Rev Mr. Berras and afterwards
by the Rev. Mr.. Frcite Willia c. Hamilton, Of Dublin,
CaharHe Matilda second daughter Of Thomas ssuergan Of
place, all Of this city.
In this city, by the Rev. Mr. Bellows, VIM. A. Dame Esq,
Of Bostos, TO Miss Mary +. Palner, OF Dover. N. H.
On the 7h instant by the Rev. Robt Forrest, Mr. William
Patterson to Miss Charlotte, second daughter Of Mr. Stephen A.
Rich, both Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-09
0ENTLEMEN's
CHIT OFF CLOT THING

0ENTLEMENs
GAIT OFF CT THING
psvsHr, AND THE ervEr CASH, Br
III. LEvETT, Ia Duane st., doors from William.
Or KNOWING there persons who make great pun
m heir Cast on Clothing he. &C. and who
in May eases DO not give Me- full value Cor the saneH L.
will gentlemen who may have such articles by
he and who may Tor him, Of receiving Me very
value 10 CASH for every article.
MA line through the post oRce otherwise, TO ths
above address. will with due attention. my96w'
kkRS FOR LIvERPoOL-The superior copper fastsn.
MN ed and eoppere ship sUvIAH, Captain Moody ha.
106the major part Of her cargo engaged and going
beard, and will be promptly dispatched.
J. HUNTER SON, or 10
BOYD HINCkEN,
myoy Tsnt,ne Buildings,
Ikx PACKET FOR HAvRE-second Line The
MN chip CHARLES CARROLL VIM. Lee aster will
46saif on the Ist Of Jsne.
BOYD 4 HINCKEN,
myey No 9Tontne Bsldisgs.
6x6- TExAs-To Mechanics, Farmers, and Others
M43f-The very fast sailing brig CHARLES, will SAIL for
sYA6Calvestos (reras) In few davs Her aesomrnods.
tons will be found spacious and comfortable and the price VI
passage moderate The present oilers desirable opportunity
TO mechanics and others who, with their families may
wish this enc and fast improving cosnuy. For further
informaos, apply on board, foot Of Beeksan st orr
BADGER PECK, 90 South st
ne-iw. r. McGAw, 20 Wall Il. up stairs.