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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-29

FEMALE SEMINARY.
w arrentOn. NC

IHNHE ninth Term of this school will commence on
Il the 18th of January 1851, and terminate the first
weein November.
TERMS FOLLOW SESSION MONTHS.
Board, $50 90
English Tuition, l2 SO
French, 10 90
German, 10 90
Music on Harp and use of instrument, 35 90
Music on Piano and use of instrument, % 90
Music an Guitar and use of instrument, 20 90
Drawing and Painting, 1000
Painting in oil colors, $500
Washing and Fuel, 600
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-29
SEDGEWICK FEMALE SEMINARY.

RALEIGH, N. G.
TTNHE Spring term of this Institution will open on
Tuesday the first day of January, 1851.
Terms per Session of fire months, Cpayabein adranee
Board and English Tuition, $50 90
Music on Piano Guitar, 20 90
Use of Instrument, 90
Latin and French, each, 10 90
Incidental Expenses, l 90
Nov. 80, 1850. s44--4t w.
TEMMY' IIMD SHIPPERS,
TUST Received, and for sale by
ID o. L. BURCH.
Raleigh, Oct 2, 1880 ss5-
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-29

A Lot of ThOmastoVVn Lime, just recei.
n we'd and for sale by R. TUCKER & SON.
Raleigh, Nov. 80 1880. To-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY Eve

LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening
TIE Improvement commercial Affairs winch "e fepor-
TED ID last has been luv manlancd thfou-huaI He
rrt>tuf week Prices having two weeks since, ar
Itd their lowest pout. there has been better de u
u almost a articles If foducc, and merchants sanglne
m tAer expectations o. the future have only moderate
Supplied tie markets thus former quotations are SIS
tatd. hut prese.t = ante ed ihr slotAe M
bond SiIu larger than m tie previous stAslh An
s.ceto THIS raj 81 4te & things must y oea III
the Me al uauo. which remains in tAe same Anlt 'i9os
condition as for some mc past aud rates continue % s'"
way.
Ia the Wool trade though previous terms well NAM
not comparatively sgeaks active trade DONG Oe-
brush tlufIciurtd goods are somewhat Li-
Ittd. 81 Uld orders beng On lat i'
exrCH &C. bu pucfs aned. ana >tnct, are Hsii
From the Continent alyictS continue of IA'o.Aue
nature. and tie demand f.r Colonial Puauce mas been
good both for home cons Hllau aAd ihe conne' IA
keS In the aTCle IT sugar flu rates have uee- oD-
tsiud uT ra aud fhe parcels offer not large a.
they were few weeks aa,s
II CofFEE Transaction, nave been rather unrortan du
ru- he last wees. blt TEA and RCE continue T. meet
with Little notice and oallg "a lacTtasng supplies tnE-
tICr lsl Prices has been toe result Ntt"tAstaihE hE
tlg t.Iuancc of lue weather which has favored Tie
tone I'D TIE Corn Market flr FLOUR and WHEAT during
90, past WeeA hu advance III prices Baltimore ana
lhlaae phla lour lts ts Sd e>tern Naltl us r hs
OHIO and Caraoa. iss IS 81 . uol MNkAr,Js 81 dJs
,l fi- " hite and 3s I'd for Red INDIAN CoRN Is
re.ltctei ANA d.f,If sale, - decline % about I'd
". guote " hfe l7s el yellow. POS 81 and Mixed
1l. : ta '.s Ilf rep1rs fu reference % the
Ptr,ro crop are nucA more unfayorabe duns last
i,W days, hHf the Immediate eject IS o. oring abundant
SUPPLIES INTO The market % TIE neglect of Indian Corn Il
.uo tly YET 81 iIm o2n 0i The extent oi the mis-
chef
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

concerned. TOOK place q, about u O'Clock on The
morning OF Aug - ss he 1ds on MS " ~ 10 MS one.
H. rtcelveo stroke from 2ois1ar1 n-' the a0rsti
verisbfs tui n roust gueuce - nc weapon s'Tisns
aqair Il button ife and was not OF a1Y seflous
rsfure An ufr snSe sens .on tas ? N lfp Urel IN
t.e CIV p, ihs cafng attempt ard me aoh
and 'ea-. of tie Government officials are cOn-nl-
aly surWerurr
Frlerto tre assassin has not been discovered tie
pcIlre however. IN these cases laY 1oi1 Oi large
Iumttr o. persons whom they pretend % suspect
aua once ccmmIf them 10 pnson or oslish -, 70
from the state thrkine. Ike Herod - inclu-e ne
on ect Of tae.r vengeance ID the general n>iuEht
The Romans sa0w very Lfte sympathy toward zoe
Court whols generally CONSIDERED nan OF eTll dis
pos..lon. harsh. urrsleAuug- an ieroc ous he -
been Ger ou-l.arec ne hyenl Of re police ne mas
constantly core all l f.s power 20 aEefaV @te tne Sc
yer:v fthat tocy ios ards ~ uaoItin4e victims
lew dsys ago widow LADY. whose four sons
were thrown INTO PRISON yusi before, "aIei UPON
DaucinI 10 enCCsyOr 10 ascertain on Wnat dc'oli'
ihey had been arrested. He kept the poor mother
waiting in uainf suspense for inlee long hours. and
II lencth condesconted 10 inform her tnai he ~as
astoLshed ~ her assurance IN coming to MN on BE-
half Of such nGLrais sllftS. that she ought 10 DC
ashamed of having such worthless sons AID that
their educarlon mu.t nave been extremely bad TO
prOCucC such results.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Landau Produce Market

SusAR-Wtst Ind inferior sold iather lower, hut me
grocer sposeo Ot az prego's terms safes w esA4
r.st0fe 4 fon Tor the wees Mauufus-Ot 9l7 bags,
about half sold, low 20 good brown yellow - td a5s
,,frery 3lsas Reng4l-2 600 bags partly sold low 70
fne Lite Ieuarts. SIS ats and riaIns Jzs ~ &5is
Nialfa.-ll5 bags sold Wtdng aud sra jts 9jos o.
lore ~ NJ uuufc sales, and but Ate done privately
ClffFF-Biafket .u.et qJl bags Native Cefl"n, All
bought m AZ ios - hat bales Mocha sold AZ o)s y
C., 20. u,,. IL.
eoseG fatty. and rather lower OF liOoO pAgs OIL, oV
sold - -.
Fl,r-Fasi India more IN demand but no advance IN
CoiroN-D Demand yery firm. Sales for the ~eek 5000
Trrcv-Fxfrener firm and prices rsng Fine ne"
Z 59s 81 as9s I'd on the SPOT
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25


Tfr fuprts Dung The same period amount - 80 bales
A.HEs remain alteration since our a't report
FtEswAA-No demand whatever, AMI pflces q colse-
cleuce quite nominal -.
IkRi-Cu siocs beng quite Ihalsied W. hA's nOshS
o tbs etk al that exists IA tie market oein -
hos fer soap uanIiact 49,. go, .
Ous-Our salt. IN Whale OIL amount to 1900 Al ~
a. port NJ
alttlla rAls tuytrs however, a. a. Dut b~-liiL'
Itc ccitd aid a.f-f gli ~ sale r.
ia a ~ % 10 Al luy paid N1csand i3f tis ma
te.clIrDs Stock f00 Carolina AID le l-s LIS
iLCa- - 49,.
TaILow Our rates vel supported ana w W
have fo slAz. DE fI.loe .ng transactions W ~ %
and lt4 busuos Aver al - 34to y ~ RiD
I al l % q L snd Nes.-Yp a. s. ~ - pei - .l ~
= taI Sfocs 81 casss Rus az 81 cas- - fiA -
III t.ls NeN Orleans AID t.O uoO ais rnos AYres
WFtIEElNE This article quite IA favour @ie oa ~
r l0 l,f Ais Polar % arive having Jnnd olFrfs a. ~
sU 20 "a u all duty pad silrA - 1-iu -S's ~
No .usorgs tbs ~e.k
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Liyerponl Cotton Market.

Hlp0If or ~ lrlst endIu0 NlUf l2Ihe nTmnssS hAd
confidence n Cotton which perfectly aed the market
duung the compare dnlnss ftLe last week has push
I'd u On tle further price The gradual decrease oi
cur stoc with iho know edge that w continue TO de
crease until the be Oi next year. seconded by c"-
nuance ofweu d)n- % the trade ofthe GO MY mas I-
cd the mice Of all Kinds al 2 To- Deeply interesting a. the
subject of he coming crop j. now hecJne we MT lh
L had much mn r~nre our proceedings dur
ing The last seyenCas there nothing new ON Che subject
rest on fhe cOuttauf hone that VII prove ihlnd ans
sucont o meet the demands of both Europe and America
al "a Il odsrae sea OF pnces The COMMITTEE IT BROKERS
place far pauds 40 o. Mobile Il sd and leans AZ bd
j. 4.O u cas- $40 Suraf and $50 Egyptian have been IA
eu u Srsru alton and 800 Ameuctu, 2lj0 Surat. go
Pcran 20 Raha and 10 Demerars TO Export Sales for
. al - hall
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Brown. shipiey Il Co.'S Circular.

NoutSIt ndtice 0l ttc y ! Iu1Lle-
Yfr 4frica1 LIVERPOOL. Erlday. l2. 1851.
Ausl tic departure C the Pacfc wlth Circular Of
fhs -d ut tie CCIToN m4rset continued verV gl,et
MI lie beginning I'll ile present wees when active
ecu 4Al slIan- H. ced by S1eculatofs ami ENDorers
ard Fl.cts % iat above o4.luasy and OelOs
sls-Icec ID =. during tie last tWo las hog.e ever
there has teen less 1Losalcy All ths rl 1lF
partially Ia-uiaIne4 The entire sales & tie wees r s
- tie Ia II which iesS0 have been taen sDecua-
ticr. and S,6lo Tor export We quote
AZ Oresns d Mlst.Ilg.
Niijdl ng ...- s. 3 10 ka.r ll4d. -
ksir Mobiles d. INntcl.uE ---.-
The SncE rt CoTION m ihis lCrI .c3 30 naieS Of
whct 60 tte afe AuFrtn. U,t tp4 sr,cs last yer
q .'stt. bales % - a.eh s-a ..s w.Te Aneucan
i la, .,tn srl- l1s.l-s. Manchester ssll A.
t"r NtfN-, tti sr-e t-sr ot -ls 1re tfclilln-
a.r tarr. aid .aFt sold ~ lssac cr gr.leS
\;Ni st4uts - cost aran~s - ls weather Y ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
London Corn market. SEPT Y

ONLY q sEal quantity OF English Wheat a, market and
thourh muerS are tou OWING O. cuniHuAncc oi nae
weather trade j. steady at MOnfa's currency Fotelsn
remain, rouinaly unarefed lour ioerably steady AZ
Iafe r..ft. A moderate business dong ~ Barley. Beans
and Peas and puces unchanged Fresh arrivals Of Eugsh
,.ts searfg aid supply 0f uIeen liberal hui trade j.
and Or rather better tA1n qusi ON MONDAY
gtter articles unalfeTed
ARRTATs-T -Tpel',h Wheat. 500, Barley. 40. oats,
--o. Mint 500 Flour 2260. In.h Oats. 800 Foreign
Wheat 4 azO. Harley 3-cO Oats, $3.50 Flour, 10
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
ltveruooI freight Markell

Ttqits ate tceu very uiei during the past week and
y, rsf, nave been acccptrd Passengers remain without
alteration. rayng about 10 each to New-forA. Dead
u,ebt to New lufkIs S. 90 rs Z tun fine goods l2'
d tut alrosf nominal haldwue, lVs 20 - o e',tH-
,f,,.re ,s post0n-l,ad weight. l2s 5l % ljs hne
II, fi haidv are rs thenware. 6s Phliade-
lhae8d wci-ht. lt, u IS hue goods Zl, htidwH
IS fine goods POS hardv 2os earthenware Is Ne~
Gflcsns-dead weight los O. i2s tine goods, lbs hAd
arc f9S ia ,arthenr, are. & tIu.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Nr1u WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER

has favored The cons son If the harvest Ihere has been
raiter better tire CorS makct .or FLOUR a7f
v HAT dullrs tLe past Wfe. uu- vance IN pnces
We rtrsa- D-r rreVlS far "a .l-l re snI
Ih..--. pha FLOUR '4- e . u Western CAna li, -
Ics. CnIu src Calfa. i.s 80 sd G -b Wheat g 81 q
20 - .-t. -l y - = To- red lsliAN
CES lecitd lrd- . sale AZ d.crs ~ ano4t
81. Nr quote W r. Is c.. yellow. - Us Cd AID
rreC f.s Q-.s 81 f-N IS
rso-rts.r r.--rac. to 30 POr,To c-uo are much
.ar,-stIs rr-re thr few davs o rle
Gsft u-r- slulluf sur rl lrto TIE market g.
fte r--'e NJ Isr,S CCET I IS vel 10 form n
Cg4Lf.a ofttt f1t.r- oitse mischief
Yaals sr.sl.eiflUr BROWN SIfPLEY < co
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Pari, Money Narket..-SEfT. H..

Atboush great efforts made to-day 20 prop up the
Money! nar.tt and there were further discounts y the
amount % lsUflH francs Tie kentes have dltu ClOs hs
ID ce of ye rer Cents % l0 owe for end u the month
lhe Exchange On London high, p 2 There are ouye
Il shoIt paper
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
I.iycruooI Metal Market

Tie Iron nofko ull and quiet Some orders for rails
Iu the afktt and effort has been made to advance
tret . scotch Pig, hUt tht uturar. nov dropping
Pfts,ut q. .iatous n liant Bar, - Nul
Rod - l. Hoofs, - is. Sheets 81 los MOI S'otch
I...
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

- Tie sale and blacksmith shop OF }.
p brysrt LaIc srer. Nass, was 5lTaet Tuesday
morning loss g geo. parity insured Johh !. no
esi. ara Hunter TicG are also losers.
Il Dr. james W. Stone. of Boston, has
teen elected Preslaen. oi Tue Ward and County Free
So! Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
lIaNre Market.

CorroN-The sales Of the week were confined 70 Ji0J
l lfs against $50 bales imports by HumDoit and our
,c mas b. valued 4278I bales u winch JtS8o Dties
rifed State ant 1900 taes Sel Island Or market
-loses A. very sfeacg rates
THrF-l,Y SEPT ll-Demanl more active u1on receip.
f more favorable adslcrs iron Liverpool. sales u
Iie foIl wing we're the sales ,lected VIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
LondOn Bullion Market. Sept. y

The Nal Of tie Mes India sea ~ h age amount
, su.ce ~el Ile imports iIe ointr uas.
has affected le market The quotations are lower. and
sas jc 1t ~ tAcse gaies Aai unless Ce1t'nen-
IL I10tal cCs IectGt further lccl, IL both Bar
and Dollars must be submitted t. God Com dur IL Of
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE AFRICA.
COTTON STEADY.
WHEAT AND FLOUR PlRN---NDIAN CORN
DECLINED
Daes-LiyerpooI. Sept 10; Lond'"' i~'h
Paris. 1ith.

The Cpnard steamer Africa arrived yester-
say morning at 7 O'Clock, after a passage OF ~
a.,, - hours and 40 minutes. She brings l4i
passengers.
gers: ,.,-
hi "a .sr,aSt Mr. and Mss Prat SIrs stephens, MI
Ery 1aSy ohldren and 2seryanis, hr Leech, !4ly,
children and servsns MIS- fIazes M nssem NJ,
Es,, Iady and child Mr. Eternod and ia5y M Green ano
1y Mr. H M MqI Ms Ro.s RSS 1asy AMI s' san, Capt
Ssclsm, Lieut. Mangle, Lieut. Waisos MIR tsfns, n ana
and child Mis- Osbo me. MI. Frankish asd ady MssJ
Martin. Msssrs. Haggeriy Ieoy. Mason E,tshi, Jainel
son ann Red JacA Msllard Parkn Hoiin5sxprtn
D,ckInsop MaufeT. ID MaugeT Aiken. Cirvan, Mont
gomery Parker, Hartley Dascnrst Yaguam Llehr cCl-
dard brand Armstrong Tee. Macagb, Volt jordan IT
Parsons Tejeo. Bkhead Wells, Won Sachs Hnl Moore
Ema.te, jatJ"nd Butler Gilmore. wilssn Pnce. A.
OF, Everett, wcOds'de. Darlington, Wyorands; RELY
Rss Phillips Pitt az son Cameron. Glaskn, Hill, Gngg,
Rev. T. de ie Mare and soh-Tota lh'
By electric telegraph, from Glasgow to Liver
pool, we learn that the screw steamship Glas-
gov, during traltnp the day previous steamed
twelve and three-quarter miles per hour, thus
proving herself the fastest sea-going screw yet
buiIt. She sails from Glasgow on Tuesday, the
10th inst for New-York, and has already booked
upwards of 100 passengers.
At43 o'clock or the 18th, the Africa passed
the Canada from Boston for Liverpool She
would arlve at u p. VI, Of that day, making the
passage in IL days, u hours
The Baltic arrived on the 10th, at o. a. NJ,
making the passage in 10 days, 2Ol hours.
On the 23d, passed the American bark Globe
steering westwardly; same day, sgnaIzed the
ship Guy Mannerng, from Liverpool.
Cotton remains at the prices quoted by the
Washington. Wheat and Flour are steady IN
orice but with fair demand Indian Corn has re-
ceded Cd y bushol.
Consols closed on Friday, the 18th, at 9G-
The following are the prices OF American State
Stocks:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01
Form Of a Bill for the incorporation of Indus
trial Associations.

The other day We cave the form OF Me-
mortal Co incorporate Industrial Associations, Thar
,,.,rs ,.I ff, ,aI fr.rl.iiy Ia Tho ob Get Ipht
~. ....,,.
,resttere,o Ct,~ utirnssc has bceo uartlv accom-
'"l'N '''''''' va f''' t''' 90" "' i'-' 10 '''
,Irltt. lAC t-ty .na-etria. toug1c>e mas approved
f.i, ,t.,.+ and ,eo,.,,oen,es mo AIer,or,.ie Tor
"a '''
~ ,c tom, 90 - Al, t.. I.ei.f,.,.r. ,,.t.e, VIII
give VIC iOii- I'D I'D i.' p '' ''f "-'-V' VIII
aLsv cr as We or o.ner STATES as Tor il-' % New
Nm. .rf % q. b.h n. Iuuff. inc attention as fh,
'''"' "
Az ACT toaa,ao.z 3D. lacl,pou-4l of B,uegoeu aad
ys, g.r .ff >.rf. or se > r,,r,s.-, a y, Veqafe
.-+ s.-,rtf. I'D. ,...r. rs +rtiOrs
- r-oy - .1, t.,e .,re,nor arv ,ir,c up ,,o,e
.tis,s - I" ',,r--s AL g ~ ,se, - . .Sei -
an worn, - ' 4, - ~ .I . en- ~
~ N",H 49, t' , pr, ~ ,i y. az - -. a. ~
W. =, 80. 80. 80. w.. ~ - - -"
"iloN,, ~ Ia. ~ '. i '' , - l .
sifn fio atf it'- i-t .' ~ e'ipf,thi 3" axe
.I' a-N - ~ ' - ~ s a' , ~ I ~, .h
cen 4" l.s '''"'f ~ 'un',,' 3" .ny l' nes9 u
81 H ."' 'H' ''. ~ 49,, Il i"i. ,'' - NIt-
TX NJ, Ia" q W ~ t - 49, IN ~, y. s'i c.d.
WIZ shall uln4-e ito .e.s VI the ASSOCIATION lor the
tis year ana sa'l i' rue coy 81 the institution
-" laws pa '' .t ~ '' iI o tu.'i4le % -
The ilntametl cla''i t0N ana Jaw, t-treoi SUBJECT"
alteration fhc mode therein prescribed and when the
certhc-ie aAa nave cen htu y az ltsad thc persons
VINO as ihtl ar si-l .Ititi.ef become nenners u
the sad Assoc 'n shii, 20 ile CONSTITUTION shalt De
toty i"te Emu rf ne ~ ~ al u name us the mans
stated IN ,pci t't ar ana h1 'htt hine they snail De
raia ~ 81 ing az F.. ZIG s'1 H th. 1oIt"i iaW Or
~ ~ "a 'hs SAFE th' lAet snail ue captl4e IN law %
pHfohasi A. hnahs and convey A5 "N ical ~ personal
tsla+e anti every setie> anu dtston u property winch
any DLt lI ea s .' lAf i.i, i>c 4od AM convey
81 Inc ffIe ate business OF sueh company shti
t nate uf ls see % DIttoIs N conformity 70
me Constitution ana u avs oi t-e COMPANY and the sad
iitstt, ~ Ia pc '.'ei ma any mabel d
& 49,. ~ = % '.' % al "a 'i'. esuai 70 Inc
ters i..teI,ess 49,. - 80 -. 20 AZ
-,.. a., - t,. ..t ...s. . -. a "a '-S
and tae shan he several. and o,ntl, iebl f1r All 49,
st.-''. go -. on. mn 80 80 4u1 az lae
80. e,r.s- T. =, - - -. =. Ia ,.ll. ticfe-
a. 'l az IN ','H tis Gnu any : m
500" 80 '-i.t -.fl~'-... pr y uitJ Sliii de-
-, ~, ' zig pay ''N' '+7'e'i Will render the
-. qis rer i.1s Z s1v 4sssti or, t,-n~ror,re nm
der tie prs, sr, u tls, Ae- IAN he intI ami .evar,
sduay Ias IN all leis thai ma o., due Tor ,eryires
performed IN ,goA co. lp0Gailen
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-vtw-voRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY I, 1851


tn, II only the holders detranded majority OF
th,n shall desire a DISSOLUTION Of the Conpany
STc The copy Of any certificate Of ncorporaon aled N
rxnance OF this oct certified by the Comfy CieIk, or bs
scnuty 70 - true cow and Of The whole OF such oerh-
facts therein stated -, -. .,-x,,n.. %
ST. q The Association Incorporated N pursuance Q.
as nc- NAV increase diminish then captaI anu .he
rnfhS-< indefinitely pleasure IN conformity 90 incl
c,Sfftrrt,ons ard By laws Thew may engage ther S
h,-x IN every De uartnent Of industry and commerce u ~
eyerr yarrtv Of orcupa0n which any one indi'luua 10
engage M They NAV also make DIVISION III the prIs
rms ns>s ~ they rag aupy them 20 the increase ana e
,.oa ~ m. n business But A S'clailon IN nicer
poya,ed shall AZ any time 20 any d rs members, W
harsholSers votes in proportion % the number ~ sns
.brb he ma own each member OF shareholder snail oe
entitled 70 tut enc vote
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prsEerloss .EyERaIso 70 rHE .sovk IAsLs Is ~,

D1zrcrroys lEFERRIso TO The isovE iAsts ~.
Weekly papers only when sent as above stated are
IN he delivered free in The county where they al.
published and this although conveyed IN the mai
over 50 miles. - -
I'd Newspapers containing not over 500 SQUARE
inches are 70 5e charged Onequarer the ABOVE rates
81 Publishers OF newspapers are allowed 20 eA-
change free Of postage one copy Of each numoeI
onlv and tbs privilege extends 10 papers published
IN Canada
.th Tie weight IL newspapers mssi De taken OF
determined when they are n a dry sta.e.
SIN Pos,masterS are not entitled ~ receive news
papers free Of postage under the !ranS,lg privilege
6th Payment IN advance does rot eliitle he par
" paving any deduction rom The above rates
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LINES-BS Mrs. F.. J EASEs.

The WAY : omen now
No cropping bindlv for the light again
No ihlrScng FOR frecr HE IN VAN
No wrestling til, Tie blessing thou Ooialn
It's won Al last. and thou
Passed from TINS outer life
No longer struggling 70 Surmouni ny iaiol
Hast gNnod thine entrance ihrO' the mysllc gaia
Into The mysteries OF that Inner State.
With solemn beauty rife
H.
Reit Of the cusnbrcus ciay.
Al thy souls wants thou iOSi no longer SIGH.
Asking from Earth he Eureka OF the say
The haunting oracle needs no reply,
Fer all : clear as day.
Inv heart has won Is rest;
It's bitteT-Sweet experiences are past
Thy bread 80 long upon the waters cast,
Throd DAYS OF iamlne-thou hast found AZ laSl-
Found-and art greatly blessed
Nsu- York. June, 1851.
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the rates mentioned III this table shall be charged
and Tor every additional hall ounce or fraction o. an
ounce above the weight named IN tins table, an add
f-0nai single rate l. "a De charged.
DIRECTIoNs.-lSt EyeN letter or parcel not ex-
ceetlng half an ounce m weight saali oe deemed a
single letter or rate.
-. A. drop letters or letters pacoJ ia any Post
Once. 10; for transmission. but for delivery only.
shall oe charged with postage AZ the rae o. one cent
each
81 Zach deputy postmaster. whose compensation
f,r The last preceding fiscal wear lending fhe 3rh
June dbl not exceed 500. may send through Tie
mali all letters rrsrs ~ ktnSef and receive through
tie mai al written communications addressed %
himself. ou bfs pr ar business, Which shall not
C. I'd in weight cne-haif an ounce free OF postage
This does not authorize them 20 frank ary letters,
unless written ty themselves, and on Their nrv4te
business only does 10 authorize them 20 receive
free Of postage anything bui written communications
addressed 10 themselves, and ihc-r private bl,i-
ness.
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,,,ac,,on ofthe rules for rsge driving seem. ma
some persons beckoned 70 nm TO gel "a 1ls
-, ~ Sr,ver of one Of TIE Bowcry ana Granu-s..
-; n behind whipping his horses al the sdhe
tine. and endeavored 70 obtain the contested 49,
60 a.e- considerable squaoollng &C, an ON
TOOK Young 20 TIE Mayors Ofnce' "he'e '-e iIi-''o
xlf hs .nreStig gated
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lively regret tha, they can MAKE no return what.
ever 10 the distant author who has conferred upon
them such great AMI various benefits Bu, thsr,
are others VITO still need the and o. your gracesu,
and ever welcome pen. 10 come to night concle.
sion upon the subject. ScRissLgR.
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Newspaper Postage with tie United States.
Newspaper rates per quarter when sent from once
= m u. ---.--.--nn 10 he 1881

hENARxS REFgRRlNG TO TIE ABOVE TAnLE-From
and after ne I'm Of June, for each newspaper not
exccecDs lhrte ounces u We gt-. the annexed rates
RSi tuAf.r ~ie 70 oe pAd quarterly ID advance.
These l-,es cnly apply where tle pap. = se.,- non
TIE ctfce b pCllc4i.c- 20 ac.ga ana ts.a c.s SO
Scr.rCTS
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Postage on Transient Papers, Periodicals,
Pamphlets. Books. Nc.

RATES oF PosrA6E upon all transient Newspapers
and every other description OF Printed Matter ex-
cept Newspapers and Periodicals p1ohShed a. n
EZRA. 10. exceeding three months. and sent from
tho ofsce q publication 10 bona file subscribers.
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SrAeE DRlvERs FIGHrING FOR PAsSES-
eNas.-WilhSm Y, &. Young, Of ne Buns Head line
81 s.ages, arrested YESTERDAY morning ior some
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VyHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be.

u tween NrW-YORK, PHILADELPHIA BALTI-
MORE and WASHINGTON NewYOrk Ofhe corner II
HANOVER and BEAVER SIS. rear Of The Exchange.
The PIONEER LIN with fOgT wires from Washington
70 New~YorE having Offices a. New-YGrk Jersey City,
Newark New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton PhIlaael-
rhia Wilmington Hayrc Dc Grace Baltimore and wash
ington cry and connecting with ali the Great Morse
Line. East. West, North and South This Company hav-
ing lately made eIteLsYe repairs Of the Inc greatly
creased i. isces and more tOrO1g sysiematzed is
business % the raIsn.sI0n and mode II delivery Of
sages noH prepared 70 receive, transmit AMI deliver
nun her II messages required ,r the accosnno alton u
the public, with m accuracy DrOmpfness and fidelity
hitherto rneGuai.si The ts.graphng business II the
public ~ Therefore. respectfully solicited the Office
nsr 4 Hanover and Beaver -
n iyNWF WI n SWAIN President