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EAST INDIA COTTON

I EAS AtN DA+A
I.;ver,oorEs by the latest advice from
,moont Of co,tonswithstaoding the large
tho ;mpor,s,ions into u India to CN.0''
ing the past year from that : ''"''
been larger than ever before. 1t a.
nears the East Indin cotton has been SC
much improved in quality thatn now com
ne,es even With Mobile and New oNcaas
colt a; the best Of the former selling al
high as ssd. per pound, while the loves
Of Mobile brought 3ad, and New Orleans
81. Besides this, while the imports
East India cotton have increased u''''
the wear to the amount oil o7''o' o''o
those Of American cotton have dee'e"S'
TO the amount of a72,993. Decrease
| American cotton twenty per cent? .
i crease Of the East IndIa, torty-'hree p
cent. Boston Atlas.
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UD1 rIDffP:
FRIDAY. JANUARY 3. Is...

vs. we are authorized to announce Cal
W lLLlAM II. NEEL, candidate for
d General Of the llth Brigade Of
North Carolina Militia.
n ~ ~ we are authorized to announce Mai. Ro.
PEN .. YOUNG, as candidate for The OF
fee of Brirader General. 80
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Mr.. Graves replied 70 NJ po;naa,.,.

mr. ofaves replied to Mr.. Poindexta,
~ liiaisied that Page was an incompe,en
H''hess and that bis testimoney should no
, Ia'e oeen received. He said be regretted
"e introduction Of this resolution ane
u0ughl there was no necessity for il n,
V. mai's& he believed could be adjusted
mf cherry said he Differed with the
gentleman from Wake, Mr.. Shepard and
'"e gentleman from Wake. MIR. Graves
.aa' THIS resolution pointed out the ,rue
W.. "h'y 'air mode Of investigating the sub.
yee', una mat Il made no difference wbetb.
We treasure was inclined to practice
''aaa on the State or not, that the money
was admitted by all and Unanimously 10.
ported by the finance committee ~ -
g'ne from the Treasury, aud that in vol,
tpg Tor the Resolution, he BY no means
e ea, Col. Wheeler with pocheting The
vol But Il was due to the Senate and
more especially TO Col. Wheeler and n.
friends, that this matter should UNDERGO
Tar ~ before the proper tribunal.
ihat't he (Wheeler) was not liable on tho
ground Of fraud or negligence, he NAV
nave an honorable acquittaI-he cas, M
impulailon upon any one and whv should
eo'' "hccser's friends shrink from an H.
'estignton. :" -
Inc Resolution Thea passed the House
ey the following vote
:, fEAs -mesus. Adams. Bateo d p,,,..
pS ~ hiogien. Brewer, Brown. Burgin. Cad
"S"' Ssiioway, Cherry, Church, CLAYTON Coc6
so Ifedle. Dasenpau, Davis, VIM Dicksan +
eoak' Douthit, Dunn, Ehunghans Emerson i,
afg, aneet; Toy, Gambill, Gee. George. Gold !,
~ crst, Gothrle, Guyther Hackney lIn,ri. s
~ tson, tianchion, Hays. Jackson, Kocne, X
nns' Leathers, LuleIohn, Locke, Lord. Mebsna 81
psieLsan. hcNair Odoin n. r. Paine. q =
BDayne' Perkins, PondcIter, Pratt. Pn,ysa- =
nosnr, Aohinson, Rush Sharpe. Smith. Sirce, !,
au.teHo Thrlsh, Tfull, WaddlI Wa,6,,r 4
On. Waters, Whttohursi, r wason-6g ~
NAf'-Ncssu. Atkins. T.. Barnes ] B,rno,
'eiman. Brame, Bullock. Collins, Cunnincb,oa
u Dickson, Edwards, Ellis, Flemming
raves, lian,tiek, Hawkins, Jones. KclIy I
smmond, Mangun. Martin, Michsll MI e,
70. Mcneil, Nixon, Phifer Rankin. R.n.n =.
e'd. ksinhafdt, Richardson, IL II Roeinson Z.
aedsfs. Scales, Shepard. Stone, White. wi St'
r, r, y h. Williamson, H. p Williamson. NJ VA
'ilfoh-fi. - A..
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; "hEsfAs.n appearing from the Rspoft IL Il,
conmiieeof Finance Riaue TO Tie I.sgs 40,
It's present session, that there Is d,fc; 4, ~
treasurer OF sol And whereas. The fegi
e.nhos consent that the State should bose j, !,
sofnea' That Charles l.. Hinton be ins,ruc,
~, ~ "a. Tue attention of the Attorney General
~, suuJee', and request him 10 institute such
or tho SUN Of $751; ~ 10y.
/ Mr.. Z. l.. Payne moved that tho i1,!,
nltely. u
ms motion produced a protrac,ed and
exciting debate IN which Messrs Graves
iians htan, Shepard, Paine, of Cbowan
Donk' pondexier, Brogdcn, Caldwell Mil
Ter am Moore, participated.
Inc House then Indefinitely POSTPONED
Tue motion Of Mr.. Bond to re. consider ,bc
vote: '"'"s
Those who voted in the affirmative.
were "'"'''c'
messrs Adams, Birco, D A Barnc. pro,.
e. brown. Bargin, Caldwell, Galloway 60
- !, ufeh, clayton, Cochran CiedIs. isvsnnn:,'
go, " dickson, Dock, Douthit, Ehfil hans
EMERSON Emerson. fage, Fsuc4tt, Foy Gambi.I Gss
~ oold'ng Grist, Guthrie. Hackney, liar
- itu. ION Hayes. keencr, Leathets ii lie
,.o!hn' Locke, Lord, Nebane. Miller woa,a ~,
!, , ar odon R. +. Paine, c. l. PAYNE. psrt,n.
!, 0'pdes'er Pratt, Prcniiss, Puryear, Roane 7,
a. hp1i"son' hlsh, Sharpe. Smith, Trash TrulJ
y -u'll' Washington. Waters, T. V ilson-Gi
nose who voted in The negative we're
Messrs. Atkins. f., Barnes ] n, rros pa.
'ohd, bfame. Bridgcrs, Brogdop Bnllock 81 :
rs cunningham, J G. Dickson, ppno "a :,
-.as, rms, fiemming, Graves, Guyther liam 4
~ HARRISON, Hawkins, Jackson Jones KALI
tx, Lea Lemmond, Mangum, Martin. slinc5 +
!, MURPHY, Melniyre Mcneil, Nixon. Ran. ;,
=, - ssa' henhardt, Richardson. II. II. Robin. =
"a, sd TlC, Scales, Shaw, Shepard, Stone, !"
f9e'; Iaiiaierro, White. Whitohurst, Wills, ST
. L. williamson, II. P. Williamson. n. Wis., Wis., a,
oodw4fd-53 ~ " i.son' y
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Owing to the Editors absence, we pre.
sent our readers with only huff sheet
this week. Letters aud Communications
VIII be attended TO, on the Editors return
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NATURALi2 ALTON.

Abolition was presented TO the Court
or Common Pleas on wednesday, from r
foreigner who resides in this city, TO Do
r,,nr.,ized. After the petition was read
the usua! question was put TO a WINES
whether the petitioner was attached 10 she
rons,;nt;on and Laws Of the pnitec
s,atcs and had so expressed himself
Judge Staples asked the apphean, .n' VERY s.
pertinent question, whether DC hau eso w.
yend the Constitution, ana upon n,s al
swer in the negative, the Judge aoS'sF'
hin, 10 do il before he could take 'he oa'
to support 1t. e.,o, o,,ht /,
The example of Judge Staples ought
be .tni,ated, for it is notorious tha' no, Oh
foreigner ln- thousand (say IN hundred
who is admitted a.. citizen OF the oa'.e
. = Rfta rAngttfnflr
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SENATE.

i NJ -, fFiddy Dec. 90,
"', "oodhn presented bill To provide
~ holding session Of the Supreme Court
once year, N the western BART Of lie
9tate which passed first the read;nc md
was referred to the committee on the L.
dietary. :" '"e 'u
IT, an. we |
couf ae /, o'li to change the, laf,ra reading
and was ordered 10 he engrossed. 4
Mr. Hill presented bill 70 amend and
alter the 10Th section Of the l02nd chap
ter Of the Revised Statutes, which passed
IFS fist reading.
The Senate proceeded 70 the co oso..x =
ton IF ttfa u GRpd' s fSa of the senator from
Ons'ow; witch vas read Mcssrs.. Hon
IS and neRae were admitted to The bar of
The Senate, as counsel for MIR. Emmett, and
proceeded 20 the examination Of witnesses
IN his behalf; after which The Senate ad.
journed until O'Clock this evening.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate me, and took up the re-
tons for the expulsion Of Mr.. Ennett,
when Mr.. McRae, ono of his counsel,
made an able Argument III his defence; al.
ter which the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
/ On motion of MIR. Caldwell, The House
adopted resolution TO takes recess every
day from aa!l after till 3 o'clock, till the
end of the session.
/ Mr.. Shepard presented bill concern
ing sheritis and conslabes: also bill TO
/ loan to the North Carolina Military Acad-
envy in the city Of Raleigh for the ase OF
the cadets, the necessary mllitav arms ana
equipments. ,.,
Tho House took ur ne bill to locate the
residence of Judsss hereafter to be cleo
,ed Nr. r4,hrie moved to strike gu, the
oo,ct;po clause. Pending this motion, the
fr.usc took recess till three o'clock.
Evening SESSION.
The House resumed the considegaitiG1--
Q, ans ~ e,i r. 70 ST. ThTf s motion was mega.
r,ng on the passage Of the bi'l'Hen reeuf,
lime, the House adjourned until 'o'hf00
row morning 10 o'clock
SENATE.
Sqturdcy, Dec. 2i.
Mr.. Drake, presented hill declara.o'.
oc ,bc OH section Of tho 7,h chapter OF III
: Acts Of l640.a1, for the establishment -"
better regulation Of common scnoo' WI
uellcn = bill % amend the 9th section
! he nc, conccra,nE The power aud Jat'So''
I. III. nf JnstlcJs of the Peace Mr.. " oo'
y sn , Hill 10 invest fifteen hundred do''a
le ar the Literary Fund; and Mr.. Taylor
= bill 10 amend the 18th section OF tue -
RI chon,er of the Revised Statutes; wo''
O. h,,ts nsssed their first readirg, aud We
j referred.
d, rho Senate proceeded to the consoles
ia ,ion or the resolutions for the eNPuis'o'',
nc Senator Ennctt, for presenting to mus
ne DIV forged certificate OF ms elee''o
which was reud when MIR. henry, one
OF ma counsel If the Senator from ohs''
Inc rose and proceeded in his defence
.no,menced by remarking on the peen'
nosi,ion which he then occupied. ne
ling abou, to address, a body OF men WI"
=, ron Of as the accusors, the Judges. a'u W.
u,ioners of the sentence, It conSic'eu
He was al a loss in what
nthem; bu, conclu
Aof script
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MANFRED

!, This County on the 18th ui,. by Rev; 9o9h
IT., Mr. loHN HUNTER, to Miss MAR
1aconcora On The 18th inst. by Rev: VIM, w.
MA, Mr. ASHINGToN MOCHA" 10
.Mi,, WARGATET WILLIS.
At tho same time and place, oy inc Ta,'iV
UUA SETTER to Mas "a iiiN
IARDT.
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SENATE.
Thursday. Dec. 10.

fhtrsddy, Dec 10.
ihe bill concerning Jury Tials vas
read The thirdtime and passed.
The bill to amend an Act passed Jan.
!, 1911, entitled an Act 10 secure The
State against any and every liability incur.
red for the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road
Company, aud for tho relief uf ihe s,--
wds reau lu- turtu iIiIie.
NJ. Eggs moved suadry amendments
thereto, all Of which were rejected and
the bill passed AMI was ordered II Engros.
sed BY vote of IS. 10 Is.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, the Resolutions
ana gsoof Of the select committee in re-.
Iaraa % The certificate of the Senator from
Onslow, (Mr. Ennctt) were taken up.
Wherenpor, on motion, Lewis D. Henry
and Duncan, K. Nc Rae, Esqts. counsel
for Mr.. Eaaeii, were admitted within the
barnf the Senate.
Mr.. Wilson moved in pursuance Of the
rnpIication Of Mr.. Eneit's Counsel, TO re.
commit the certificate with he accompa-
ewing papers to The Select committee fals-
on that subject. Upon this question,
sIr. ilalsey demanded the yeas and nays.
Those who vocd in the affirmative,
were,
Msssrs, Birrs, Boyd. Cameron, Drake, Eaton,
Edwards, Ethsfidgc, ESum, Gavin, Gwynn,
Hester. Hill, Holmes. Joffreys, Melvin, Pasteur,
peieh. spsirht, Stallings, Stowe. Thompson. oil
Wake. Tomlinson, Walker, Wilson-A
.rha,e who voted in The negative, were
ue.,r.. Albright. Boyle. poydsn, Cowpcr,
p,ek.ry Elliott, Francis, Halsey. Hargraye
usllen. jefferson, Joyner, of Halifax, Joyner .
p+e.4itasay. Mcmillan, Moody. Phar, 9 ,,,
"a saith. Tiyo-. Thompson. of SSf''s' " ~
All. Weodiin, Worth-2i,
There bang an equal disir;mc nega'
question, tho Sas-tno motion did mol pre-
III .d = ro,,rooa the roso
,..;a,s md report under cons'aera''a W., : :
Z. aeth inst, and make them Tue ''us, : :
'tns .iay for that day. This motion wa "a.
,ps ..ived by the casting vote oil tue ope'A
tnesSe aan.,c beinc divided, voting as Q
IA motion to re-commit' ~ D.,
Nj. Francis moved 20 make ''e ~,
80. ,be order Of the day for tomorrow !,
r R;ggs moved TO amend the notion !,
;s;nn M, tomorrow, and inserting !, y
x 'as ~. penduns .phich motion, N
WIDEN moved, that the senate aulou
Ill tomorrow, mornsns ~ . o'00
jected. on the amer
mont proposed b, Mr B'ggs' Mr. ME- 9a'P +
Gale for disisi tho question: ,ss.,..
I Senate reiased to Strike OUT '"e'o'o'S
q smepdmeatwas lost.
The Senate then adopted the motion
MIR. Francis, to make II tho o'u0' y
day for Tomorrow.
- nR g Mr.. Dockery'
nniua.thc Resolutions reia
nkor considera
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BRANCH MINT.

In the House of Representatives 81
18Th ult. letter was receive fre,g The
cro'ary # The Treasury, NJ a condition
an estimate Of the The estimate
Branch M,nt a..
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
1nuE nnd.rsgnsd having been daiy .,ans0,
q Joseph Bysr. dec. d. An person. having claim,
o. so The estate are hsceby notified to pFese,'
sgaNs snIs authenticated within the time pteseg4
lhe,n uus :, Tins notice will be plssd in he
rseovery. And all persons l s:a.t Pay mon,
&C requested = r :" ssSSsM sia,nrocN Es.c'
Dee. % 1914.
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IrNCcLNT0N
EH@sAI.E ACADENA = .

STiSS EM. CAn.~NTER having felinqu'sn-
We cd tho charge of is, Academy, the lfus-
teca hive placed it under the su erv,sion and con
-, Of the Principal Of the Male Academy. VITO
has F pso3,4rgs Instructors, Misses Nj F. , ana
Fn,1s Seminary in Newafds celebrated IIoy
s sSo'S Of the School vii! DO res 'eS0sa'
second Monday in January, ist5' -,
me p,,S0 50 81 in The Male Academy. EIi''
! charges: SA OC
For French, n az
Painting in OIL col'rs, az
, wax. fTnil and flowers, each ~,
w wSH, and ornamental needle work. az ~
Music on tho Piano, n
Fuel, 80. -, u
Several young Ladies can obtain 1o ar ,a 10
family of The ftncpa where '. ,oJ moreover
er nas, ,hs cons,an, observation and care OF the
s. Teachers. -. sw
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c.:.d zee months
Orthogrspt, Reading, and wing,
AfthmeticEnglsh Gr'"'hs' AN0 w
,I osHgFaR Roa:,cnt. of Natural Phi. oo
'tEosophv rhShcmistry. Physio!' Ao u"
Higher branchaa5 Rhetoric,
ics mixed Ma .matiesa' 'ksssrm n!a
omy, Mineralo& = .i,av Mo.
and Log:e.
Latin and Green Ilngu'Ees' 40 W
F~'i and other contingencies, 10
Board can be MAJ respectable families for
81 or se per month.
Raleich-EIis Excel. Wnf%4 Graham. Hen
George F. Badger. 81 r.
If the University, Hon. VIM, II, R''h ''~, ''
Masboro'-IIon Hugh WaddN!'' 2 Il Ma.
% 0,forG-Uon. K. B. Gillian.
Y5rc,nrilie- John Kerr, ESQ,
eshsby,v-R Rev. 7, F. Davis.
(rabc,rrs--Ffon, d. VI. N-rtnsef'
Jr.JlIi~F. J.. Davidson, Esq ,,...,.,
! T,oa's' Of thu the Lueolnton Academ''''
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amor,n. Ennen, the Senator elect from
) county of OnsIow, Who took bis seat
n that body on the first day of the present
ession Of the Legislature, upon forged
ar,.sca,e or his election thereto himself
being the torger, or using it for his bene-
fl, knowing to be forged, was expelled on
the els, ul,. by that body from his seat
for the otfence.
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POST MASTER AT CH,RLoTTE

POST MASTER AT CHARLOTTE,
H. b. Williams, Esq. has cen removed
from the Office OF Postmnsef' al ena''
lo,,e, because he ia wig ana !" aoo
hampton, Esq. nPPointeAn ms pace .
- he belongs 10 rehabilitation wing
po,ki.a combinfion. The friends
j ny,lliams mayrqloice that he has
p quaI'desi" for the Office o.
tSss,cr under 70 reign Of the fla
hsads-which is IVY TO continue for lou
years from the 4gof March ne1''-Ra'
Independent.
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EINCOLNTON
MALE ACADEMY.
RENg. SUMNER. AM, H-sIncl
Thu SUMNER, Assistant

TESH, School will be opened for the tT ~ ian.
Il ostudents Or the second Mond'
The New York herald., 1845-07-11
COLMAN'S
LIT f RARY LOON,
AND EXHIBITION OF

tB UTIFUL PAIN TIN GS,
No. 2O3 Broadway, New York.
NJ AXIMLIANS Great and Splendid work being his
cravings ser the Of draw:nss large foo-with
volume Of letter press. both volumes elegantly
fo the awing Room few copies My printed in English
stranger should visit the City without calling in to
The Great Cole rio, of
BOOKS PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAvINGS,
WHICH are offe ed "at esty reduced prices"
TIL Public Sale Room filed with books Of every kind in
variou. languages which, and the Print Room. no
ch ,rge is made.
Above the Bookstore Sale Room, apartment fitted
up for the
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
consisting of about
TWO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES,
by ancient and modern aserso which, small charge
Of le1s cents is required.
HERALDRY.
The Arms Of individuals whose families originated any
country in Europe traced and spenddy embazoned vel
nm equal execution and third the charge Of the Lon
don Hends Colleges Geneaoges Pedgree and
Illuminated
- JUST PUBLISHED,
The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
with his arms and crest, upon his carnage
Prce only s. 3a-in colors A Curiosity. je23 eodtfm
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The expenses of the company arerepresented as hav
ing been somewhat increased by the payment of all
yearages. The amount paid Thomas Carroll-$l5 600
Tor the companys notes Of Slo5oO, given in part
payment for land purchased of him at South Baltimore
The dividends paid to the stockholders amounting to
2co paid out of the proceeds of the sales Of for
feited stock which will be found in the column of
cepts item Received for sales of stock sl99ls 10"
Had not been for these sales dividends could have
been paid The affairs of the company would have been
much more benefited by cancellng this forfeited stock
than sy throwing into the market merely for the pur
pose Of raising funds to pay dividend. The account
however speaks for ITSELF and those holding large guam
titles of the stock will no doubt find it very interesting
exhibit
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MAGASlN JAPANAlS,

A ii. PARKER Agent, from Am.terdam, most respect
fully Informs his friends aud the public in general, that
lie received magnificent collection ancient Oil Paintings
aud Antiquities consisting Of japanese Porcelain and Va
Flower B9tes Plates. Dishes Cups nd S,ucers; old
Dresden Porcelain Groups aud Fgures Cups aud Saucer;
Fans 18th century; two Ebony Wooden
irm Chairs from ts 5i8 AMI 1877, formerly belonged &
the Cardinal Ximenies, Great In3u,tor OF Spain,
has been this counry o which he dispose
moderate pices. Ladies and vn emen, T you wish
yourself call and this spc did collection.
Also, carved Chairs for Cath olic Churches TO be
from 10 A. Nj. till p. Nj. je7 Pm rh
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ELYSlAN FIELDS-(HoBoKEN)
Free Exhibition every afternoon. commencing
- me-


NJ X. MCCARTHY has the pleasure that he hs
1v1 made short with that justly
and celebrated FAkIR OF ANGELINA, and the exraordi
nary and accomplished Prince Of all Wonders, YOUNG
FRANCISCO whose beautiful and instructive HINDoo FEs-
riTEs have been the wonde, and admiration Of all Europe
engagement with that admired Vocalist Dancer Miss
DELLA EMONS.
wonderworkng HINDOO FESTIVITIES, selected from his
Magic Cabinet among which will be found the following
Egyptian Rings Mystic Figure, the Maden's Glove, Robe. Of
kndr Cabelstic BoUs Dviuaton Of Gobles Annihation
Of Balls and the Fakirs Ouandish Supper.
After which he will introduce ths Indian Games after the
manner Of Indians Of Maabar.
&C lntermission Of half an hour.
Dancing and Singing by Miss EMONS.
The will conclude with Francsco elegant Me
chanica Exhibition ofthe celebrated ACROBAT FAML LY
IN miniature consisting Of the following Marronets lst Ko
gan the Graceful Mag I'd Joseph the Chinese Clown ID
Aonzo the Equilibrst 9Th. Fyall. the Mystic Girl 7th
Great Western, Peleg Smsshuin.
to be performed by several Of the figures .
OConnel the celebrated Tatooed Dancer, will make his
first appearance
every afternoon.
N.B.-The performances will be changed daily.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
DAGUERREOTyypE ARTySy,S

THE undersgnedhave made gel Letter Patent
Tor their new process to color DagueDeotyp Pictures.
This produces effect known before and changes
he aearance Of the DagueeoyIe that of the finest
~ the hand Of the and machinery 1t reformed
ctly one glance II also be com
IA writing, without difficulty.
Artists wishing procure the Patent right for City
County make therefore, by adressns
lpost paid) to VIZ Y. LANGENHEIM,
Jy3 I'm *rc Exchange Phadepha
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sales of Stocks Mt Boston.

JuLy $50 shares East Boston Co, 1873 Is do do, l3l
90 do Charlestown Branch Railroad b o m, 80; do
Boston x Maine Railroad, ll42; do Norwich Worces-
ter Railroad, Il Ii % do do, so do do, 10 ds, ~
% do do m, 7l4 10 do Eastern Railroad 1881; do
Boston Worcester Railroad, lis; so do Long island
Railroad 691; SO do do, 69i; 100 do do 69s $50
do Wilmington Railroad, l3i; 25 do Reading Railroad
29i SO do do, 29I
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HARP-DOUBLE ACTION.
kNAPPS
INIlI NJ SrTR l. N(.gTIILf


INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
PLAsTERS prepared for pains and weakness the
back breast side limbs, bruises sprans &C., and for
give immediate and soothing relief.
They viii also be found highly beneficial for complaints Of
the Liver Lungs and Kidney.
PersOns seentary habits whose business
IT or stand much who may be troubled with in the
ing Of these Plasers.
With regard the efficacy Of these Paster nothing need be
said they carry with them their recommendation and
those afflicted 10 give them trial.
The proprietor confident that by the great and increasing de-
and for these Pasters the popularity which they have obtain
ed solely by their and the universal satisfaction
others
No pains spared making them adhesive pliabe
possible and IN rendering them free from all those objections
which OF complaint the ordinary plastsrs Of the
day.
These Paster need but trial give every satisfaction
sred
Dc sure ana ASK Tor knapps Indian SenYthsnng Plaster and
genuine.
Made only by B. KNAPP and sold wholesale and retail at
his Medicine Warehouse No ss2 Hudson door below
King New York Also for sale by the Druggists gene
rally Price IL l-2 aud 10 81 each ms 2neodsrc
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SEA BEACH HOTEL.
Long Branch, N. j.

HEALTH, RECREATION AND COMFORT
TO INVALIDS AND ALL OTHERS.
1T ROWLAND co. have opened for the season this
II. well known Hotel at Long Branch, n; j. tkept last
ys,rby Bsrcay Gn 90 well patronizcd y the cizens
baton, and considered decidedly the comfortable Hotel
and Sea Bathing establishment within hundred mi es OF either
city.
Visitors and valds will receive every attention from the
propretors who ready arrangements with
families for the for board.
The advantages of bathing during the months
apparent all and Long Branch furnishes every induce
families and individuals for health recreation and
Bass Banks affords SPORT and the cunning in the neigh
borhood is very III
Tht Steamboat ORUS leaves Fulton Market wharf every
day For hours of leaving adv- of Steamer Oru
the Courier Enquirer From the Ocean House passen
gers conveyed to the hotel miles in good
H. ROWLAND 4 CO,
Propretors Of the Sea Beach Hotel.
Long Branch, June 81, l845. Je2i eodm
The New York herald., 1845-07-11

OPEN EVERY EVENING RAIN OR SHINE.
admission only One Shilling
THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE CITY.
Positively no Free List, exc pt to the Press
THE SALOON is crowded every evening by the elite Of
the cry to wne the chaste and elegant performances OF
The tAle ted company Engaged Miss A. Homer, the
American E'ssler Miss Orye late Of Nihos; BT-y Will
proacha le Negro Wench; Goodwin the Comic Ds Ger.
Ns2 u En- ops operrc Brother, md Sisters-Mesrs
Whtock. @ rdner, White, Johnson aud Bryant
Doors open at71a-Perforinance at to commence at 8x.
An efficient Police attendance under officers Martin and
hi d. ivJ Iw&ac
The New York herald., 1845-07-11
AUCTION NOTICES.
OIL PAINTINGS aT1TICTTdN-

OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
A LEVY win sell on Saturday Eyening, at No 20 Broad
"A. way at early candle light collection Of Ancient an.
Modern Paintings the property Of gentleman leaving the city
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