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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
Sales bp Aurtlcu.
J NJ. ALLEN, Aactloneer.

NJ ALLEN, Asctoaesr.
A bCIlON NOTICE.. NJ. ALLEN
~ vii sen TO MORROW. Nov. 81 at l0l O'Clock, a,
NO 500 Broadway near Duans-st, elegant wood
hosany and walnut Cabinet Furniture comprs ng com.
pee ASSORTMENT OF richly upholstered and carved Draw
ng-room Furniture richly carved Chamber do library and
dining furniture ac Also furnishing arsaes incy
goods &c Also sets Of Drawing Furniture plush
and broeeus sets Of Chamber EurnltuYe richly carved
very valuable sets Of ensmeled and painted do. For
further particulars auction head Of The Courier eEg
EsssvtT. Csis'egses On morning 81 sale Lzoks
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English Iron Market.

Tho Iron mari continues bu. prices Sea ".
I.aige shipments Cf has being made iJ tie On-ed
States aud elcbs have advanced consequences abD1t
los to The Atlantic ports. IL Is probable th1t cbnsd
cradle shipments OfPg will also he made to M United
States The most recent accounts beng favorable There
immediate probability Of variation prices m tls
market. Present quot Liverpool Merchant Blf,
Is Mad Rods, Is lOs Hoops, &c 49,; Shess, - lCs
NJ. !, Scotch Pigs, &c ~.
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A. n MEswN Aseuaassr
10y BANGS, BROTHER 4 CO

\ Irade Sale kooa0s, No y PAs Row
kEGt LAR SALL PARCEL SALE OF ESGIlsu
AND AMERICAN BOOKS ANNALS. FoREIeS
AND AMEkCAN STATIONERY. az &c, eo-s
meheing ~ MONDAY AFTERNOON. No., II, n
2O'closk. with the
ENGIIsH Booxs-knh'ac.D g invoices from Msssvs W.
s On Co, Henry WAshhonue. Wrhan BlarsucoS !
Sons, the nsgn 6oent cons gnmeEt from NJ H.ary q
fohn spehed nynlcc II elegantly illustrated boo.
Ion Dir. Peer Jackson also, from Messrs ChapAan
Hal. and Others
Also vefy large invoice u standard Law Books Coz,
SisDE of quantities 81 ihe lsyed States Digest Suppl.
msnt, Sc; - vols CoS e. "a Partnership StoTv Bill
Sloiy IN Sothcf 81 Law story The Constr oton Sgo
~ IN Eipi'y Plsaeng , Partnership. Story o. Pm
1lAsoiy SS'es stop GA sacs story EsnH, Jarspru-
stt'e ,Mhians on tte,utnTs Stephens o, pleadias
hs-es ftss OF the Cow Stsphsnss Nlsi Prius Covr,
ny ara huShos and ha-'ls,n's Digest vols Peters,
l.. - D'sest Nos " lesIoa - SslWyn's Nr1 Pryux
vols GoFt0n's Dyes. L : LAS '
Tie contributions tcu the A cTlcaa trade epAraes
most extensive variety Of Ssndard M.sc~'ise,eu. MOI
cal, and School Books Aauas ani ether ,ll,.,td 49,
Chdrsns ROokS Sc &c 49,
STATIONERY. FAScY GOODS. Sc.-A eeosc. Assortment,
goods ttis line wil be sold Also Blank p.Se. ~
sraylTcs &c.
week AZ O'Clock A Nj and De contianed AZ Aad az,
Catalogues may be had application At the ale, rcsn
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CID a New Bedford lsth ship Liverpool Ssin, Pacific
Ocean. Sid ship Northern Llehf, stott, NORTH Parlc.
I'D NJ Newport 18th, bark Antelope, Potter date Of
BOSTON, Pacific Ocean
CID a, Warren l7lh ship Warren Heath, Arctic Ocean.
Sid i6h ship Sea, SOwle FOR do land was at Newport.
On nh
letter from Capt Smith. Of sho Hector, OF New-Bd
ford sDoIis her, Feb tie line Dn l7s r., with 1890
bbls 50.
SHIPS spoil ard heard from about 2ist Of JAY, IN
Behring'S STANDARDIZATION, " . Wis, token On KAN
schatha Caroline PlasAett, B. np,hingi Coral, saeT-
man. DO, VII Harrison B., unknown, Liverpool Bar
ker, n IS nothing Midas, WOodbrdge do. do III. Vol
laston Barker do do. ep0red Jay {, VIII RDbt. Ed
wards Burgess, " nothing. Sally Ann, NIB, wis !.
wm Thompson, JInegan. NIB WIS; samuel Robert
son, FaIshayen, nothing, ODtano, Socum, b, Wis
Ocmulges, COttle Tisbury nothing; Alet, B0le New
London wis on kamschatka Arnsa, Holt n l.. notn-
ing Os .eponed l0stE Bengal, Phillips, l. nothing
when from had 90 sp.; banks VIM r Wheaton,
MI, wis Mary Sarah, Brown, stonBston, GA Kan
scAAtka, 7 go bDls.
Arr at Lahana dae ship VIM. Writ, Fisher, Of FAIR
haven from Arctic Oeesn-ks been before incorrectly
ported lost Opt Fisher experienced hea gale Ia LAT.
ard sprung eak which obi ed HIM - pat ot0 ths
sandHIch Islands for repairs.
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MAhRfEB.

A. Oyster BAY. l.. l., Nov H. by Rev v. HAIRS Mr.
JOHN GEkMAlNE, OF Glen Cove. 10 Miss ANN AU-
CT STA GOLDEN. sf same place.
Al Orange. j.. Nov ~, ~ Rev GARRISON Dunn. Mt.
hDwAhD NJ DUNN, vi New-lofk City. 70 JOSE
the FORMER place.
AT tIssfcidssis, IndrAua. Nov 8, ~ Prof Hm TWIN
ing; 81 WseAsn 'l.e kev. Gil ARLESH. VI sRsSALL,
q La Faye,se, 70 ALAlhA tieess aassA,sr II Phi
Tsssl3e.
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London Corn MARKET Nov

The show the Engl Wheat scaniy aud although rilers
ago cautious, trade steady AT M"nd W. rates Fore ga
arm. and puCcs unchanged. Barley Beans AM Peas IA
retail demand at late prices The suYpy II Ens Ols
soany and fine Corn failg as dear bIt IRISH and ip'e
dull the supply beng lar, although not chcepor Seeds
unchanged.
ARRIVALS English Wheat, 20lO, Barley, 20lj
Oats $50, Mali, li70, Floar, lij0 irish oats, 1880
Foreign Wheat, 9Zi0, Barley, JlO oats l,5S); Fpa'
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Cleared.
ships-Jennv Tind, OBJ Card New. Orleans r IrYia;
South America, Stuat Antwerp. f. d. II rlout Co
BNk-sah ps'trc. Pruen Genoa J. h SA-dy; BsllOn,.
HrLdrcksJn, Trieste. W r Schmidt.
Brgs-Arye, Berry, Curacea. b Graves 4 Co; Sarah
Peters King, Jscs souvllis, K p Buck Co. Elizabeth
William Stevenson HsfhOr Grace, SIfkln \ Ironsdes
SchooBers-Lsonora. Williams. Philadelphia Jamos
Hand; Washington March Georgetown. sc. Sturses.
Chairman Co Baltimore Sleight Baltimore johnson
L0vdtn. Comstock Richmond. master.
Sloop-Ahode Island, Monroe, Providence.
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COTToN-rte sales OF the week which include cny I'VE
days TRANSACTIONS, amount 10 2Ci0bes Of which s10 bales
20 against $40 bales imports and N' a
ttock hand " about 49, 600 bales n watch only 3 90
bales ntsd States, including 1000 bales Sea Island We
LOOK for n ships from NewOTlens of winch 10 0li
Tobacco had put To at the latest dates with l,L)
bales The New-Yok packet zurich had sailed With liza
bales together 1853 bales We learned besides tI
the Alliance loading m Charleston and the Gtlba
eNpettod at Mobile 10 ta>e IN u cargo lot HayIe
Tho f.ltuVlur ,y,Te the o. ted VIZ
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PROPERTY al AUG.


TON -Tt- Cunrn'ss oners appointed BY The heirs Il
CLINTON PkTtII, o.cfafec, 4 ROcks~ay L0sg Island,
will offer the following lrppe . a. Auction 70 ut
The HOusstead fsrm. containing BY estlnsiion, about
2CO acres ice VI meadow "a 4 WOOD, the r-rasdcr up
land There -4Id fam sforT and stIc Dwelling
House containing rooms well aud cssra DoeI tbs door,
l. Lsbella grape vines hAd BhfSbnery 1amst Of NUT
trees barn, caiase hoUss ard other sas build
Ings The buildings pleasantly situated snsuf garter
mile from the shore, there kood ga bath
INK. few rods north 90 The house grove which ~uh
snail gcnse could maae beautiful and Good feHtsL
Also Farm lyrg Horth afoniag the above. coassl
ing OF 40 aces, VIA zstOry dwelling house AID
BAN. bot itain I'VE Also, 20 Of sood sAd.
lying about mi - from tie ahsye farm.
Also sqrareG sections II Praine land, VT ores II TIM
Der land L town lots and fractional lots, yng n the
town ID Hue son, Mclean Go. HI .
The ofthe above property "il take place oh ThUE
DAY the z7th day Of November a. o'clock the Home
stead Farm Title md splt.h.e Sale positive. part OF
tue purchase money may raaiA the proDody II the
day shoue prove storm dag Yer fgrhss
IN for1 a'or impure her # he Undersigned gr Of b.
HIGBlE No 10 Henry Brooklyn, where diagram VI
y r HGBIE westbaTy,
JOSEPH DOkLEN. Hsmpstesc,
all ne ELIAS ilCks AocsavAY
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n C1LT0N Anctaaesr.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR.

PETS. GAS FINrU RES, &c.-rHIS DAY, Thur
d9y Nov. 20 At no. &c Ok al TIE auction Mons Nos
BeekuGnst and 50 Annst will be solG large and de-
az able assortment cf description Il new aEa second
hand Furniture from family nsst ng oi nah sAny and
chalrs tab bureaus, book cases, marbs,
center, card ard nlrg tables, mahogany rocker
FreIch hedt, large ard ina sass"s, htee-Py Aaa
ingram carpets oil cot0 sa,her beds bar and ns mat
tr.Ssss ONCE decks Office mNnetop bedroom Tar
nture suite couehes stoves kitchen furniture &c Ase,
dozen Boston inds chars tables, sc sso, enc
lalse gas chandelier also q par II ysnasisr- aso pat
- "a a an hedstesds -. r t.slfise nj 10
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,,up vopK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 90, 1881

n u,necs Dsu. Do john Comgson. saarp: do, prSpsA
lers Star. Npsserson. Providence Ho"s'"''' "i'eA We"
Ycrs barge ORE, Yapp,do.
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MINIATURE ALaAHAc----rHis BAY.
Srs-Nsss----5 % Sets % MooS-Rrcs-- tem
aIeH vArgl.---N0v 20
Sandy Hoos 5 2em Gov laand g ION Hall 6sts.7 Sim
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B MooAsY. Aac,lsassr.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUA-

II PIE NACHiN EhI. MlLLOEAhING, &c -Oa
TUESDAY the &n INST, At d % ciocA. M a. tie bea-
yer Ml P1'escu J 81 ~ sod a. Auction, D. ROB-
FRI CHSN IL A-ccnfrr. al aJut resefve, - close
e,4csTa he fscNllg vsIabe Co;toL AAehIEsry Gear
~ Ac
sHu,s - s.stclss sLch. Coue willow
Tkro<i-e. Its Do -. P.alhTm Sca!es
! T1To.i.e Ia 50 "a. / - Steel .ris, 20 ~.
E1Ed.Tz NEch4ze \ l4atty Of Reeds, Heads,
u Pozsy On. Es@.s Crecis Du8isg and
- "a % a Leon BJsss. L. sc.
- Gre FuTl..lrl. c0lIisiEg Of Mahogany Desss
B. CSass. &c kc
A,s ,ls E.olsef to- Snaflag Geafias pulhss, ke N
49, Mis- gfsl. ,sr-.1n 4 @h.ca De-lsacd and Ne
"a erc- oFcer Together ~ irsg-rate reg
a-or aEd frtares ot q machinery, ard AZ
ford an opporf unity those uesIr0us u entering utc
-Ach seldom tondlL.ns Of sac aad
further psyricu fe known application 60 ROB~
EkT CHIsW ELL. An tlneer. PasTsos, To JOHN y.
VAN WIkkLE. on me premises or TO NssaIs. WOOD,
AFRRITT a. 60 NJ 81 Pine-st New York.
Paissson, Nov. -. ieJl. ale6ts
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Passengers Arrived
MINIATURE ALMANAC

" SIP Sarofoea, frcrl Hsrrr-Mrs Trash
n ing hrSas!. from Bsass. Hoad-J. Frsey, nj
HastnEs
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spoken, &c.

Nov lat Al H. lon ls TO- bark Rienz from Boston for
Gihf1lfar.
Nov 10 lat %. Ion a. bark Invisible, tBr) from New
port, W, for Baltimore.
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ORR Goods.
,SIERY. GLOVES and UNDER.

HOSIERY, GLOVES and UNDER
Il CLOTHING Families about procuring Their WIZ.
tor supply reminded that. at the Old 81 ND NO ~
Caine-s they Will find complete assortment iof men
and children, which will be sold az ihe 0s re-
muneIatlDg urIces ROBERT RUSSELL.
no 9tSIukIhf
StUPERFINE BLEACHED COT
- TONS 10 ca,es 81 inch shItings, from he Waite
rock All, For safe by NRsMIfd co.
Matt Nos - BrOad-st and 20 Ns"st
COTTON TOW ELINGS.-25 cases
~ HucLabuck A. Birdseye Diapers. For sails By
NE3SIrH & co,
ot9 Nos 50 BrOadst and ~ Neg-st.
MEDAL TICMNGS.-50 packages,
I'VE manufactured By ID LammOt Son. For seeey
NESMIfH h co,
nIgtf Nos 81 Broad. II and ~ Nss-st
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AMER the late suspension Of business, there was
altogether more inquiry for American securities, IN
London, though no material change IN quotations
Ass ~ vet occurred MssGs, D. Eel, Sen 4 Co,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 70
Cleared.

lee serera Page for additional Sai7pins TrteIlise4e.
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rrrom our Correspondents J

fLfOm our Correspondents
PHILADELPHIA. Nov I9-irrred-Bngs BEas.nsa.
NcIEtytr Caais NJ artIn an Buren,. Andrews. 10 VIM.
Nichols II cAsou, Sow YORK, schTs Virginia NTsh Hg
ten Fail RIVER, a l. G. C-Itel Cav New YORK, Ohlr-
Lite Risey do John Compton. Sh arp Portland; Henry
Lee Leighton. Providence.
CkorsdBarss Aaron j. Harvey Cope. RIO de Jaae,ro
Plato Caron Carsenas. Bly SA's, Dbl. Boston bngs
William jan Daichl D NsnAuzen. New York: PennaIna-
guam CrocAs.t, Boston Chco)ee, CLIFFORD, do: Empire
cTowei DO. Myra, Siudley. do China, Stud.ey, do.
March, Baker do schrs Wreath. Wass. do A. y. G..
Cauell. Cav. Nsw-YsTk; Virginia WEIghtnston. Fall
River; ChaIlatte, kisey SING Sing Mary Mefshon,
Sprae ue, Aitsny Marietta HuTT NickILsOn, Boston c.
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NEW ORLEANS Nov. l9-An SHIPS Essex, ana Hu-
ron Boston Bsasta, BALTIMORE Robert v ash Philadel-
phla- - . =. Al .,, ~
YORK with the Of the bug Jerome. The mater is
saved Of that vessel Melted sl9 Arr 2fh, H. Gamble,
Hew-York
Sid Ilih. Noon; Washington, for BorlsagK-,hs er-
pensss Of her repairs and salvage amounted % $500
i'm ship John Albert, Bath. Me.-salyage expenses,
ss0O0 iith, brig Olive, New Y0rk.
The trznspor, schr Williams arrived I'm Carysfost Reel,
all we'll
In port 18TH John Albert, Wig repairs OF Jb, New
Orleans, brig Eliza, repairing Gen. Taylor, waiting
schr George Anderson, foT New York, loading.
BOSTON Nov l9-ATr ships Nathan Hannah, IfApa-
NJ Montreal Gettet burg with loss Of and s2ars AZ
ret and JsiJe Charleston schrs. william ". Hyer'
X OhmoEd. A. M Hale Fredericksburg, william, Hs",
York Cyrus Chamberlain, do, bng Cordeii. IIn,aA1
zsfh alt. Challenge ard Mary Ann, New YORK hitfy
Ann. BASKERVILLE George Et~ara, Phhadeiphn ALI
b4ma. do Bre,.iine. Alexandria
Ceared new clipper ship Northern Light san Francisco,
20 cabin passenger iRoiudIng LADIES' DIGS am
bury - Jagn. l. " Narvrll, " lmMstoa, Z; 70 l'ld
for Cor. Havisn; Mary, Phladelpnia; schrs Casnce'
Wilmington. del Lewis and Piymsuth hgA, New Io'h'
PORILAND Nov ls-An bark Odd yellow. M4Ls4l-
-, - Al
Ciaarcd-hark Yorktown. Apaiaehicolai Dfls AienA,
Ca4dsnas. sshr Gold Hunter, Patio h.co
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Markets. CAREFULLY aEPoRTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.

AsHEs-The market is Arm, with far dem n1 and
sales Of TAO bbls at 81 81 for Pots and 3 for Pearls
Export from ist to 18th Nov: 1901. 1880.
Pot -bbls i ,323 l320
Pearl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100 294
COTTON-The market shows animated inquiry and
considerable demand though the sales mostly
800 bales changed hands to-day previous - the Aincas
ne VS. beng known anc al yesterday prices
Export o. Cotton from The P0r, Of Nctr YOr., from SEPT
foIt N,y ~ S.rna
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1851. 1850

si-s'Np $3.50
GRAlN-OuT market rs firm ioi Wheat, with far ek-
port h. demand the advance pretensons 81 h'd-
trs restrict the snes mailing The sales 1870 bush
pine Genesee, part al 81, including 5000 bush omitted
Yesterday 1850 bush White Michigan az SIC, and ~ 500
do goO0 pime White Canadian ~ aoG56.c The sale
OF iS3Ve bush. at 8va66c alluded To yesterday should
have been Canadian instead Of Michigan. Rye Is quiet
and heavy sales of loOO bush Al Csc Oats duh at
31a36c Tor Northern, and 3id36c for Jersey Barley
lower and plenty sales II 400 bush AT fe50ic og
good prime ~ oowed the la Tor prce for Long Island
Corn heavy nicely offered sales of 1900 push.
at Sc fM damaged Ne" Orleans, 10-I60 Tor Western
mixed. aud 62c. Tor New Orleans Whale.
Export. from LIST 20 18Th Nov. 1881. 1880.
bush -2233gv H9oS
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,.,,,, Nc .ro,ur as the quotations at present

Messrs. Forman & Hadon, dealers
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-02-12

black silk bag with toseiie on It, which
shows over MS shoulder N portrait, which
is supposed TO be taken from his position o:
this interesting time. dId understand that
many persons wanted HIN TO ride 10 the state
house 10 . coach and four or SIX, aud u g
guard ia uniform, but his coed sense end
sound hear, prompted him to put veto en- all
such pasean,ry. don't believe ,hs, We had
a trsitor in the American ranks q, that time.
Some msy sa, you have forgotten the no,ori
Gus ao'd. He is never to be forgotten
whre lh- cath bears plant or the ses
rolls its waves" But our ambition VAS grea
and some xIshed aud thought II good policy Il
make as dignified an sppe srsnce as The Euro
peans, but not mixed with royalty.
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CAROLINA INN.
tsa|l|l
CM.lRLOTTE, ": C..

HNflE above establishment, situated In M,
II Street, thlrd lot North Of the Public sou,,,
IN the TOW Of Charlotte. has been constant, l,n
op.n By the present Proprietor, from tho il, Il
January, l-fb To the present time, for the ,eoon.
moda''on OF the Pubic, aud will continue 10 4.
kepl oprn tsr The same purpose
The Establishment has be. n enlarged and ir
proved to very CO; siderable extent within N,
last two yeRfs-'the entire building ia in conp,,,
repair and is so constructed that an IN. rosa,
have abundant light aud can be ventilated Al p,.
sure.
The Stables are not IN ferior TO sny belonr,,,
to any similar ESTABLISHING MT in " e,,srn Ne,
Carolina aud care wIll be taken that tbey ,A,s
always be supplied with shundanc of rood f,a
aud provendet and attended BY faithful and en-.
rieuced Hosiles
The Subscriber will use every exertion IA gtr
sat'.iso'ioa to all who may paliooire his tIcu,,
ano hesiiaie' not 10 tsy that, from ten Year, a.
ponence he will be able 10 keep up the secomms
da,ion at the Carolina Inn, in style not ,u,p,..
ed by ans Public House in the inttyis, count,,.-
and he takes tins opportunity To return his CO...
dal respects to generous Public for past fave,
and respectfully socits q continuance Of thar
patronage and confidence.
DkoNERs can. at all times. be supplied .iA
convealsnt aud well enclosed lots. free Of cb,,,,
and furnished With grain at low prices.
VI The Charlotte and Camden Stages amin
and depaf, til weekly.
JENNINGS b KERR
Vet 'S, isf9 SLIT
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The Albany Dutchman says: We wonder
IL there is any greater pleasure IN the world,
than that which young husband and wife Ell.
petlence when they eat their FRS, dinner from
their own mahogany, on The htst day they
commence housekeeping We exrec, not
No prea, pleasure If they are placed 10 the
predicsment IN which young friend once
found her.eG She intended 10 have very
nice roast for dinner, and a delicate pudding
Of some sort bu, alas beng iguoran. of ex-
detrimental cooking, and depending upon the
book, she made great many mistakes 10 the
mana gemen, Of her meat. on part of which
was burnt to sisder, and q j ofwhich was bad
iy basted, floating in . met" Of greasy We
ter. The gravy was full OF Jumps and tastes.
less, the pudding IliIe better; and to crown
all, her mahogany. real mahogany too,
which she looIlshIy set on, for show, instead
Of The humble pine table displayed board
white blo,ch upon ito pol shed surface, after the
meal, in CONSCIENCE Of The young housss ifs :
.houshtlessly placing the ho, dish upon 1t,
with out any protection beneath. She was
mortified, and her husband annoyed. So
much for defective household education.
1t would be we'll If all who commence like
our young friend, meet with equal success
for, determined TO excel as a house wife, she
spared no pains 10 attain to perfection, and
she 10 nov q most excellent cook, manager,
indeed ell that q husband could WISH.
n. A. d.
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E0GTAg.
From the Flag Of the Union.
Let Us be Friends Together,


BY FINLEY JOHNSON.
Let US be friends together,
While on this earth We dwell:
Let holy, pure and ardent love
Within our bosoms swell.
Lst us share each others burdens,
While yet our hearts are warm;
Let US bear each others sorrows,
In sunshine and in storm.
Let not the vows we utter
Be as an empty breath;
But may loves fire burn ever,
Until We sleep in death.
And az we journey on through life.
To mingle with the dust,
Oar pathway to the tomb will be
The pathway Of the just.
Twill strew our passage 10 the grave
With LIES bright sunny flowers
Twill make our grief far lighter
When friends and Joys depart,
Tc find that one will love US still
With An unchanging heart.
That we shall still be friends together.
The truth | inward feel
And even row the magic charm
Does Ger my senses steal.
know that love and honor dwell
Within thy fair young heart,
And friendships fair and pleasant form
Shall nevermore depart
Baltimore. January. 1851.
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ATTACHMENTS for sale here
TER MS.

TERMS. ,,o
TWO DOLLARS per snnum in advance
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS il P'Im'"
be delayed three months; and THkbh
LARS If not paid until the close oil INC
urAdyertisemenis inserted at One Dollar -
square, tls lines or less, this sized type w.
first insertion. and 25 cents for esch cur :.
ancc. Court adver,iscmcntsan and sher'h
charged IS per cent. higher; and ee'O'y Il,
of 33t per cent. will be made fro" the ''s .,;,,
prices, for advertisers BY the year. h'.. =,
men,s inserted monthly or quarterly
square for each time. Semimonthly 70
per square for zach time.
1TPo.tmssters are authorized TO se'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-02-12
DR.. BENJAMIN RUSHs
CELEBRATED HEALTH pIIro

The great philan,hropist ard emipep, nh.
Dr. Btnjamin Rush. invented universal y'ici.nr
disease, and denominated his infaiiibi. Ha,I
Ills immsnse practice and wonderful cure, , .M',
and certified Il, the ne plus ultra Of specific. p',d
be done nothing else for the benefit OF m,nl;,i id
10 commemorate his name as public b.u,G,' W
this would have been sufficient. ''ae''f
For all bilious complaints. and as puris., ~,
blood. the world is challenged 10 produce -. " 9s
The only genuine Rush Pills, componnd,s ss'L
the original receipt, is sold by the ron
EMPIRE Con,.s
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~ NWUT
PIIiFER d YORK;
Letter from Myu Dvgsid MDDgsid, Cr'''
Crttk Posi- Office,

Letter from Major Dvgsid MeDvgsid, Cr'''
Crttk Posi- Office.
t,iooeE CousTr, y. e., DEc. 25. lsE.
Dr.. J kuhl--Dtsr Sit:
a Lady IN this county, afflicted with ner''O'
complaint, Prolapsus Uteri. Fluor Albus, and
somewhat deranged mind, caused by obsiruc'on',
was for about twelve months attended ~ ioo' y
our eminent physicians, without any effect 50.
every one sueeess,ely declared her ineuraoie'lp '
thai sLe had TO die. She then procured iwe 'cs
tIe- OF your sbyssinia Mixture from me, "h'l
cured her entirely. She has since Married avs
is in perfect good health and happy. The Ae',
sina Mixture has likewise proved very eiiicaelOT'
in many other diseases, but particularly 10 lsm''
diseases, in which il should have the pfeie'e''
OF ali Others. Yours obcdientIy,
DUGALD McDUGsLb
Price for tho Abyssinia Mixture per bo''' =
cents. 81 25 g. So 80.
Likewise on hand and for sale, DR.. kuhl'
storef, Universal Plaster. Cod Mine Bsham ~
4 J. HOITON, Agent
Charlotte. NC
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EXPIRE CoxrAsr
INDIAN MOTHERS RELIEF

new aud important article. entirely d,s,,,.,
IRON any thing of the kind ever before tfr.,,s !,
pamphlet descriptive Of this remedy. is yiy,n !,
mo,hefs at The office Of The Empire Conpsp, n.
FULTON street, OF may be had from the Drupr,,, i
thu. place where this paper is printed.
July 81. G.