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Lrvsrroor-s ,es@ship Air.a-m r rsrSssor ard NJ, y
rcTe. Do; Me. sssndt DO NsSams rsSssce, Frances
Mile Regina Tedeseo, dol Mrs Masingberd London, ";
Ti SSps and eSiiG PSsdSpsia NJ pcasa; AID Mrs.
and servant, Mr. John hooso and Mrs John Moose,
bS W r .1 T and qw wS s s,ss
Alexander Eiaes paipere VI susse Mu5dSsk de- NJ
Byss, Monroe. Miehissni Mr wa.sen Nyerk, Mr. John
Isyier I1srros NJ ws,!sS srassty isssssen. ky.
Mrs. Warren erug,,y do; Mr., Neyshas. VIZ, curtis; nr
EEK Js' bS s fsssag sii s rsss
VI New S % ssv
New le,s Mr Assf 10y. yssiso' NJ Eshsrd esas ,s
srw iroa%aa New SSrs NJ Dan sSssSs ihiisasipSis;
y. Barrow sS " is' pss isfs
l"s: sss TIs Ssrss.as
Mr. TSsnr.on, Ssy Isrs; " John Losshsf, Glasgow;
Mn NE ~ s.l, s ssS New 9ss
W q Ess.s. fsisdsipsis, NJ k.rr.on csa5ls.se9.
" sIlfssris Sss YSri NJ harvey y9ri n xsisIl:
sifaSs y sssn Sew ssrsi Julien nsviSsIn w
s sa SS NJ = sSd Nss s w f ss NJ w @ss
Ess Work " sc ssn; London Mr. pe9sss NV va;
sssis New 2 W Gyms. s i lsa NJ Dsi.
Ts, NJ n SS, Sg VIM N fi': .,s: az.
ssi.sss % Sew ys5M " Richards, New io.s NJ
boston; r Frederick Taylor iserpoo r Hartman, Mes
leo Mr buchanan Or Scott Mr. Besson Mr. janice cers-
% a%s sn IL f sS s Cha.
kas VI Alirsd Waite Brsntford VI Mr NsTow Nsw
more; Mr. Joseph Large, Mr. Lawrence New York Mr.
NSoreHcSss M George Brsss W s,er P1insss nm
w1,". ~ ss1f srWsasSS NJ sus Ne
Adam Duncan Mr. James Stoneibrdge.
iioss Nose AN srsSopsr--ship Ncsterisn-J Aussis
Emery and George Talbot.
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TeIegraphic Marine Reports.


Cleared-ships Magellan. Valparaiso Buena Vista, san
Francisco Trrr New Or cans; stsntnc Apa
bsrks Hebron Point. Nashua, Fhadelrhia hri-s
Johnson MayaEucg. via Wilmington, Nc Frances jam
Porto Rico; Sarah Cushing Kingston, Jam sehrs hHy
billiard & John, PR; Hornet, Jaeksonse Harvest sa-
BnproI April p
Arrived-sioop Excel, New York.
CHaRIrsroS, April D.
Arrived-sp Jno Currier Boston, brig Moses, New YORK
FAIL Rrvrn, April q
trrived-sioors II Borden. New York Moses Eddy do.
BclowTree scrs supposed 10 be the fredeht rom
the West Ind.es. -. -. 40, a,
Arriyedsp Massachusetts. Pacific Ocean for Nantuck-
e, with fril
aIst-Tn Port big Roscoe. from avana ar Nevburyrort
schrs Dean Cape Hay ten, George Prescott from
Natan7as Henry Atkins and United states from Cardenas,
all fer Boston 49,. ...u ,e
Arrived-sbp Gertrude, Now York.
Cleartd-Irix Wctumpka, New York.
Nav ORLEANS. April u.
Cleareashirs Rcbeccn, New York. vancouver, Boston
NoppoLH, April y
sancd-Brigs w II wass West Indcsi Henry Leeds, do.
Nrw BgproRD, April y.
Arrived-ship Minerva. North Pasihc Taloahusno, ~
Jan 80 srcrm 11o whale, 1850 bone. Left tTaleahngno
26th Oregon Fairhaven, 900 sperm V cruise Spoke March
81, lat ~ - lon ~ ship Tiger for stcnnson April cth
lat p lon - ~ exchanged signals Win bark Pioneer Tor
sehrs oscsois Rarpahannoeks Tisvris, Richmond Geo
corner York ri, err William Brown. BatimOrei fsu
Provuyxcr, April o.
krryedsch. vi Townsend. o. Cape May. Mobile Bar Sd
nlt Has bee latteras since 10Th nit with heavy
sstsrly ssss post " ne time. Yesterday FN 70 mules
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BosTox, Arril cg-Prokers Roard.-g0 shares Western
Railroad ts lu2 40 de-. lg Boston and Worcester Rail
road l4; " Michigan Central RsilroRd giis IS U-dens
burgh Railroad 81 - do S3S ~ do 90 55d5 bg l0l j
ola colony Railroad. ga y DO, C74 Vermont and
Boston ana Providence Railroad ~ - Eaa0riA C.npa-
nv ~ d. tn "a 20 DO. ta y Bd4tDn ana Maine
Railroad l04i, ~ ftchburzh Railroad. me- - Phlade
rha, Wilmington ana baltimore Railroad - 10 do. ~,
40 Vermont Central Railroad. b y ~ dg 40 gaf ~
o., ~, $50 90 do Bia rtern Railro al, 5il Pits
~ m COPPER Company I2i; ~ Canton Company 7is
Bspk North america 1905 ~ Bank Commerce, ri .
Merchants Bank. sl, 500 Orisnsburyh Bonds. g78
sTnu Vermont aud Massachusetts bonds,
ssi.; sl,p Do, "a $1,000 Cheshire Bonds, iseg gis.
FOREIGN NABKErs.
pfTxtnrrco. March iN-ilour--Stuck. 1900 barrels;
dull ~ N $40 French: IL 300 u - Philadelphia anl
baltimore; I5s IL SEQ Eichmond; and Il. Trieste
C0df.h-No arrivals since The Ewydice. 10th instant
Lat sales 4 go per cargo; retailing al az.
per quality stock, 200 drums. Dry g0eds--AmeTican
very DUH and losing prices. sugar-kEther quiet since
the .teanicrs adyic,s from Europe. Whites Tor the
United states are worth 900 per arroa mus.
cgyado 200 a. 40 Exchange CO Lendon-Go dsys
pr TOO. money. = per month.
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Passengers Arrived .

HoNoIrIu-sLip Eliza Warwick at New Bedford-Messrs
VIM : Amer aud fhos X Park. " York.
CHARIgsroS-ship Sullvan-A II Putnam and lady, III
Oates q Brulty. : Bruity, & Often.
Mos oyiA-Brir Haleyon-Passed Mdshipman ROBBERS
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81 nsntavk rshs schr Eagle uadsrood 70 b. from Phiia
With sse d ainnast about twenty et from Deck would
try to get " Newport.
schrs seuthsrnsr Charestown; Queen. Bait soathsnp
ton. Srhob, Va White Cloud. Of York. James River;
Hamlet Phiis Yesterday Soon, 90 miles 81 MoIssas
mouth. with loss Of maipmast BY deck.
scLrs Moses Br.wn Philad: Candy. philad; Mary
Turbell, PLad Marcy, Celeste, Allen II Brown, Cape
May tS .loors William sanford Printer Harvest Black
stone. York; Translation, Rienz. do.
saiied-rx orrsy Taft, charieton sehrs Mary Maehia
ow-Brig Cordova, from Matanzas: schrs Isaac Hinck
Icy janice Rver sunolk, halt; Glass Blower, Plilad.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCR.

Mssder Case.-The eFs rsc.,;or ~ -. ~
reilly, charsed with ~ s,S - p&..s -
Cabs, about veal an i, y. -
on TchoupouIas sssss w., :. s.s,n -s .s.s .noOs.
terday before Recorder csId-sSss '''e -. -
Dr Bsnnsss Dowiss, she II Is vho msSs
the post noe1an exasni ~ ~ 800. i, 80
hours AFTER his dsssh, aD.isd shat ~ extefnal
wounds wsre inconsiders1| 1l - 81 not 49,
to'd Of way in which = lscaessd csme q A.
ossshs y would hsvs the 60 1T down y APO
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1i1iDs.


Ths nsopsssrse Of The raly Wsshly cssssst r..e.
iD n'om shss dss<s anA he psbct hsy havs recently
aAa eonsMssspte additions = tAs 1ot - M,
plecea sndsr u change 81 hr LAWS GaAaAH Who b..
ussn lang snevn ths ss.ssa 81 ~ eapsstlt,. Is
~ nssssai Of hs oAes bsias eopss and asay
hnev' hey are prepared TO ezscass all kinda o.
the east possible dslay. and without
sho may av6 paTpu.re Psrtiau7sr IN
given 10 The printing Of LdWYENS 6kIEF:S 'A iii -
BILLS o. LAnIN0, INSURANCE aLAuws
BILL I'LL nnADss NOTARlAk AND cLnnKss pI.ANxs
s Duon ahADiNass STEAMBOAT BILLS,
S.n.o..AAss gTRAmDOAr CARDS,
go. HAC.rI1s FOSTERS AND HANDDILLB,
eoAAon ksCEiTrss CARDS. ETC.
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A Great National Work.
1[NHE GALLERY OF ILLUSTRIQIIS

= AMERICANS. = Dseperrvotypee bv. R,,dv - n
q: 81 Aa. s:ss e & 1.ss ; ;s
xmsyc.n and d
Of =. S0apiy Eys poon q he Yef viii ':o:vs ts
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Z, as ~ Ss,e srs,avsd i u. ysk :. sapses
= e 20 s:.:: f -
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:. 6 $: S ssie - -: :::s2s &: ~ssi:
:s:::: - &C.; =: -.
4 q e Vii /! sssss sss
hs m%sdia: .aPervision. The ypsgphy viii y ezecuted
.sys entire vii s. On the s as asi nps. 1s So
x h. nds,, made os I
Iofs s oe y. spirit The ioss men
won icy them honorable fame t11onsSoSt s u.tlon
great departments Of lie w have IL 1sprsssna
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n. q our s sosss unlos n S
@sndabs an undsralns thai is pabicaon may msts an
y ss sr s e A%sosS =. nd
firmly. - 8 - = ss's''"us's p"' more
4: wca sa,his k.d h. apps., in Ase. and ID.
t:ss = SH &. si.x ~ sw P' Th Is
y..,, CSksDsEs3ss O. susscsirt1oN AND SALE.
E;:s oeel'' o. ~: ...:...:
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6S!s a. srsT aaaaS q ~ anss sssbss a 3
osdsp To- dssls nunbsn, q mo,,. viii !. n,,o.,
ass 81 ct e s. &c .sI
Any sSo;sl!ss Posm...s. Ib.sh.n.o Or any e.bs,
wae a1 NJ money Is reoeiysd - :
be admitted @ hs cov mni " g
EEafopsan !ournal., on the following tenna
F FSs sn sa sSssis "a 81 81. lines,
CAD 81 zs.s, .sJ s:i
$ s::sss:s;. So
Ss IT, s ali the pcp. Book
Mhs. W. E. BROWN informs her friend, AID
REV wv SstELssI r. H. S:
g & ss sSs'p'ss sy " Shall
ss:,s s,. :ss: S' Cd
sAITH's AOTnL, DKYOU SARA, e.
HIS fine Hotel has been in successful ope.tio.
- g 'sIs a. sa ~ = 70 s Il { T.
sss sSs e !. s1s Is sfE; os.E s.s e:
s; ''s 1sos ! ssIs
SUGAR LIME-soo bbls. fresh, put up express.
IS Sxx'SsI1iSsf e HOLDEN. % Ma...,,. 4
ptASTER-5O0 barrels Newark and Ro.en-
is '' ana'ssv .s% vt M Ms ssd Z ''S
GOSHEN BUTTER 40 fi,kio, iIs.6 "A
is Dis ;SfssTsssaR 9sHis. e! r.: X oM
RUTTER-5oO 6rkins and kegs prime Ohio
'a lew; L :s.s ;:a .asi:s .1S
STAR CANDLES-500 I,--- VI -
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- $500, 1izIiS515Sz- 1.::-.-..
AsaseSmsns-l n Il IN ~ r.. lsssS
.,,,.,s;d 5i ~. - oe..sea ~ C1-Ths
ssv;s. ssSds ycsxS a..19 Z. II gn. nesNs
49, NJ. r s.SSSe4Y 2 with new,
- TT y p@5 ~ - - sssR|feisss
NV IN Ts{afS.sA - ~ - ey1V TVXse
-. ~ VI ngya41AA - 4x6M1y4l9f
81 - - = - ~ ngas9A - Ey4N1 E91
SS7h NJ ~ uasnS9 <WHDN inlay Ev8NMG -
FIX al AoATtn y - !.
- :. e144S1 II ASgs. y 1e1k 10.
- = C4n9l Nns1 l1oaan1f "a. C5l IA ~
y = es1na AHsaGs ffsap-kW GeaiIa r. Bsp
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Snpsrstitton-Since the murder Of Cook. who.
at the time of his death, was working on ne
steamer Swan, and was killed within short dis.
lance Of the boat, the deck hands, black and white
Cooks dog, black and white spaniel, visits ~
boat every day, and some times during the night,
evidently searching for his missing master, and
these men think be is Cooks ghost The men are
the more inclined to believe this, because the doe
vile Journal
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=, Fosr Wssts Atf~ Marriage - Dorothe.
Walker had scarcely passed through the treacle.
moon with tho chosen Of her heart, her dear
Aociphe' when an entire change came DER the
spirit Of her dream" On the fourth v..l' N.
commenced quarreling, committing disturbances.
and on several occasions actually threatened 10
take away his lifs So saith the q dear Adolpbe. ),
On Friday last however, she attempted to burn
HIM with hot iron. But this was not all, she
had not arrived at. the grand climax Of her
,ngfa'suds and shrew.ism until the evening before
last, when she stabbed her dear AdolphsF' in the
cheek, and beat and kicked him to boot. Wb,t 10
do with Madame Walker, her "dear Ado]phe',
swears he does not know, and therefore il was that
Yesterday he wished the Recorder Of the First
Municipality to play the principal character in
Tanning the -Shrew" on tho earliest possible
occasion. As the first scene and first act, the
necoloer ordered warrant Of arrestto be issued
for the person Of Madame Derothea Adolphe
Walker. s's VI
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Drouned-@As party Of men were crossing
Green River, in Kentucky, on Sunday week, one
OF them, Mr.. Gilbert Pew, who was intoxicated.
fell in and was drowned. fmen will drink LIQUOR
and get drunk, they should not trust themselves on
the treacherous element when in that condition.
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A Beautiful Discose.y. III has been hitherto re.
sarded a. well essbIshed fact. that bees require
the light 70 be carefully excluded from their abi-
tations. The Raw. Z. L. LAngstroth. Of CheGnut
street, native of this city, and gentleman Of
equal worth and accomp!hhment, who han bern
ton Of THAR hahils. hss most consimiv.lv n.cysd
that It u not H. case The various alass cbserv.
ing hives, whitsh been used BY ingenious ma.
.ufests, nsveeiyays been furnished with shutters,
20 % opened only when the hives are inspected.
Sach sudden emission Of light sxsrts disturbing
,1n n upon the bees Mr. Langstroth has hives
% nls own invocation, in which tho bees are ex-
ITssa 10 the full light Of day. that all their beau.
WIZ works are q easily examined as the articles
sAu.nHea 70 shopkeepers window. They do moi
manifest the slightest dislike tosuch perfect food
~ opy1eSs that this unexpected discovery must
ggsshs;,ly i rns thorough knowledge If The
s .a"s o. n wonde.fli insect; the Queen Is
me hive are unfoldsd 10 the most smpls manner 10
inc lover Of nature. tPhil. North Americen.
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samuel Smith. Samuel Smith. charged with
,yasnncy. appeared in court yesterday. to vindi.
cafe hls character. A number of Witnesses tessi-
ned to Mr.. Smiths being householder. A Pro
lessor smith swore he was instructing the accused
IN Arithmetic and the Bellies Letires; that he
dined at his house well furnished, good living.
fine times in Smiths house altogether In spite Of
fate, Mr.. Samuel Smith was committed.
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ierr'ols.-Mary Crandsll is charged before Re.
corder Genois with calling Mrs. Louisa lowell
snlef lar and SO forth, and /, Il also that
lazy thssatensd to cut ths throat of Mr.. Ioni.s
Lowell the very first time she had leisure 30 10 Al
Warrant Of arrest Issued. - = w.
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Vagrancy- Lane was ordered to find
voucher yesterday, to prove non-vagrancy on his
part, to the satisfaction Of Recorder Caldwell.
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demanded. = Thomas Lantry, charged with
sseai'ng some clothing from the late Ore ON Com.
mon street, was renanded BY Recorder Caldwell
Tor fursher examination, on secount Of the non.
appeanncs Of an important witness for the prose.
-cution. fs
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;nane Med-The City Coroner, yesterday, heldan
inc At on the body of the negro Richard, belong.
a, TO Mrs. Larroque, found drowned in the rive,
- she foot Of Canal street. Verdict accordiuslv
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Z Singular and Square Ascidsnt.- AT Cleveland
Ohio, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. Elan Wilbur in at
tempting to place a large Bible upon bookshelf
caught her toe in the carpet and fell, breaking her
leg a. the hip and thigh. The accident was most
sing ular one, as the fall was apparently TOO slight.
for serious injury.
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discharged -Wm. Crouss. charged with larcs.
ny. was examined Yesterday before Recorder &c.
nois, and discharged.
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THE WATERING PLACES.

- - = --'~>>s
MAonOLIA a0TEE. 1fIO17. ~
THE s.1..;g.sd 1..essaslIy 81. -. : -
- = ~ q 'sSsss H. ~ - - = =
- 4 esyss., - ~. "a E, s1Iae.s
~ !. -, - - ~ ssssn6ea Z! ks1o!s =
WGw ESi S1s---,ss SssiksS.-..sssSSy <s..<Zs
q 49, - g55HII, f666i~ 5-r-
W LSHS .3xtsss s.S1,t9} eoege19
= z ~ LIZ G. - - q
Gss2fEfE&e 60.
!! s II
AsnsEl5ssle = ssssssss y - ~
- 49, 49,.
.s. - cxk SO n ~ xid3 l =
E77T: P1661d67 - - -
THE ..asrl;Gssd havs sakss ss,s - &. DIN.
~. 3 ~ - ~ g. - - = ~ esss ~
Xil = spsaSs p ~ sS4S1s " n s. 9.
Mh yss ~ 49, + ~ = - n ~ - 3S-t5.
- lsssf!sl g - oq6; 4 = - = = =. ~
= -: ~. sssf 49, - - -; = = 10
~. : - = . -sEsa
17sse " - - - = eassfll = - I'D
.ss] y 5 n = ~ = = -
49, Ses lSS r. = - I51IiSS + ~
- n - 5 = s. =
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z" About Snuff boz.-John Miller stands
CuA fged before Recorder Genois by Louis Sickle.
We bar-kesper of beer house On Toulouse stree,
between Levee and Charities streets, with stealing
nun'bo from Oft the counter. Miller was yes.
terday remanded TO prison for further examis tion
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Tebaeco-Ths demand wss good and 500 hid. -,
damaged q a0s Frosted II ~, and Ind 1t 60 = =,
susar and Moiasses-Ws noticed ANAL salss At prs.
vious RATS. -
Fiouf-sales 1900 bb. including 176 ns at % lO lot
Of unbranded At 800 supsrns st. Louis at % TO- Ns At
% 100 q "a 9ak Dbl; and 100 extra aad Sancy brsp
lin two or three lols) on private tssms = -
Grain-The supply Of Corn was light and the sales we,e
TO about 1900 sacks including 500 inferior and mixed
$50 ordinary white at - and $50 white, in two lots
al o. and ooc of Oats l400 JACKS ST. Lous
at 800. 81 and $40 y bushel.
in Pork were confined to retail
was so bbls at loo y b.
ilme-A cargo Of about 1000 bbls Thomaston sold ON
private terms - w
Whisky-Basnsss eon6nsd to retail parcels at
y gallon. 80 >sS
kacAanse-n snand limited 1t our qsosasions:
sAs ll00lH
6O1<0S1 II
New xesk sixty.dsy BIN D2fV Il. diso
1lsst Caseks o. NswXesk .............l1lKS d. pm
crsishe-A ship Was taksn e. Havss q ~ e. Ceaon.
aad ons for Bordeaux. 70 oad Win 1ia~u q rvas s
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MSasrn DGsdO11s. - Henry Hanckeu. vbo
keePs ~ oyster shop on. the corner Of MsrsI. ana
q. Aouis streets, yesterday charged Patrick Hen.
messy and three other individuals, whose nsmee he
does mot know, with helping themselves mo-.
P'enuially to every thing in his shop, and when
payment 10y same was demanded by him. he ~.
ne rscslved no cash, but plenty Of insoleuce and
abuse. Warrant Of arrest granted.
! s1''ssss Of ths Psaes.-ssmuel Morris viii be
Examined on the 2sd inst, before Recorder C.ld.
well on the charge Of Insulting and abusing Watch
man wilson Walker. while in the discharse Of his
duty. on the sarae day, Timothy Burke will be
Examined on the charge Of striking the slave Jane
on me mead ard kicking her. Jane is the property
o. mni'e a, who prosecutss. Joseph Smith, ex.
am,nea iof breach of the peace, was discharged
yesterday e'N
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CAUTION.

TIME nnbl;c a.. 49,
q .ssds 40. Land Warsnt Issued ffom ~ CO.
Eana mee az nembeyod ~ ~, under te ~ 81 Co11ss
a afsU.ssw H. as II favor e Hneham III prissss
f. the ets Of Edward Hart. Girod stss. HswosscSSsc
ne sal9 warrant, 1t V besvod. never oarns "a hsn6
ALREADY against tie iusS q pss. g IA ~ Den
osss "'sno . Apply Il n Ha,ei9n sf9. f dap
By h. Attorney, 9. J. Law Les.. Mo. IS 4vd&w
HoUSE OF REFUGE. Municipalisy No, =
sed E Asssnt Is. Hess q Rsfsss q Is 9scasd
Il Ocioba neS Wrsr - - Snsi u
and quahhostioas must ascompssy ths spplosoo.
Of Conmi,.,o - <. 81 BIN PE{ssidsnt
NewOfsans. 6eiaembsr III i8bi " oo"n'on s Is y
rCIT01i1 CI,T7 ;z5,.7., -: - ~ q
.ai wh % g. You. attention 70 the miraculous cur,.
Fssnohneu siseet Thi,d Mnn;cm:;A. WLLIAMs, No. s.
the wondes 81 IL prsssnt ".s ~ 20 one and ALL
Rs,dcss ss snd reflect make proper trials il yos inE
a nS cares daily performed slE lent
and throw Oh he ' ssep II u q t Hs
cTsens1 w 10 ~ Wy Lee pane 70 society Taps Worm
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SHIPPING.

<e$fM GMAKLksION AID Il AvAaA
faeket - Osited Sfstss Maj LssS 6Se1ea1n
=. .1... CAevtestss sx1 Hsossa, Va Ssssnss1 ~
M0 ,Msrsst-The spendid ssamsip iSA f5aSi Csut m
"a A. g. "a o. HAVANA ISavins 6aSS6
Sa &. HIT. -. ~ sd g s.eh month"; savMs Ghs
H.v,n. !. fss..,. SHxss q fAssAss:
Hsvase IL ~. N.Y. = ~
49, ~
fa re 9. esSBdSsI'1s:, ,SI:sS,,.,.,
AAaT %: q TsAcsps;sssuSIss q. II. orr.
49, ~ - 81: .,.. =. DkAAk BROS Z 20.
Hs%css On - MN Day ~ taking the Land Ro1se ~
SsS,a.Sn =. ~ y the same time 81 tskas q
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- LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER. in pint and
sSoTCl end BURTON ALE. also in pint and quart
IRISH WHISKY. in punehseua aad dsmtohns. with
AM0NTiLiA6O SHERRY WINE. To- .als br
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e EMENT-1O00 bbls. Newark and Rosendale
e rs S'n's os1acs 49, 80 ~ q sS.s By
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XMESTERN VERANDA. oor..r TeA..-;..,,

"a ann yena s5eafs-f The above eslahlshmsnt. -
fsnsys.ion: WIN new farne!s. the proprlssors
woom respectfully ann0unce that they ~
manent and transient Boasdess in slyc not snssi Il
the city. " - $50 --.ss-'A y
They el.o that The Ar Of this hons, l .r
LOpA Ian nst q r H., undsr the bsst Of 1ansre.
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North Carolina standard., 1851-01-15
LOUISBURG FEMALE SEMINARY.
]. J. A. A. RAY. M Principals.

Miss Il. W. CURTIS, Instructress on Piano and Vocal
Music Miss r g. FAIRALL Instructress on Guitar and
in Vocal Music, Drawing, Painting Galisthenics &c
Other assistance as it may be needed
VVNHE Spring Session of 1851, (the nth under the
present Principals will commence on Monday the
otn OF January The Trustees highly gratificd to
be able to announce the public that hereafter the en-
tlre and undivided attention of both the Principals will
be devoted to the interests Of this InstitutonMr Raw
having rellnquished profitable and successful Male
school, In order to add his personal those of
the former very efficient corps of Teachers in making
this all that good Female institution ought to be-
The Board recommend, with very great confidence the
Louisburg Female Seminary to the patronage of the
public cheaPness soundness of instruction. impair
tiay and fidelity in teaching hgh-toned moral and re-
gons influences and stricness in regulating the expen-
dtures OF pupils this institution will compare
~ with any in the State. In point of health the Board
give 1t as their deliberate opinion that this Village is
surpassed by any location in the Central portion of the
State and IN support of this opinion they may add
among the large number of pupils from the Eastern part
OF the State, there has been death in the eight
years that the Academies have been under the
ment OF the present Principals and there have heen
several years. very few requiring the attention
Physician; and they understand from the rel-
able sources, that for the last four years. Medical bills
among the pupils have been nearly unknown; and
throughout the community there has been almost unin-
terruPted good health.
Circular prepared by the Principal setting forth in
prices &c. will be issued soo and sent on application
to all who may feel interested in the mnutie of the
Schaol Economy which will be observed and practised
By order of the Board,
T. X. THOMAS, Seey.
Louisburs, Dec. l3, 1850. S46-3t.
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