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EXCHANGE OF CoMMoprrIEs.--Some half dozen
vessels loaded with ice were sent out from New
Haven on Thursday last to North Carolina. They
are TO return with shad for the northern market.
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VXJIsTAR's COUGH LOzENGEs.-H you
w really want to cure your cough, these Loz-
cnges arc the best and most convenient remedy
you can use, single box seldom failing to cure
the most obstinate cough, when every thing else
has been tried in vain. For sale by
Febll j. +. CALLAN.
CTTY LOTS FOR SALE. Building lots in
~ every part Of tho city for sale on sccommo-
dating terms by J. +. CALLAN,
Feb lift Corner f and It'll streets.
TINE HISTORY OF PENDENNIS, No. 8, being
j. the last number.
Pictorial Field. Book Of the Revolution, No. IL.
Mallcrvle, a Franconia story. ny me author OF
Rollo Books. FRANCk TAYLOR.
Feb. .
TIME CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHER TRIUMPH
il ING OVER DEATH.-A Narrative Of the
Closing Scenes of the Life of the late William G or
don, M. D., +. L. s. BY Newman Hall, b. A.
Price 80 cents. For sale by
TAYLOR A MAURY,
F.bl0 Booksellers, near 9th street.
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SAVINGS BANxs.-By a recent act Of Parliament.
the English government has made itself responsi-
BILE for all moneys paid into the savings banks by
depostors.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE. No. 353-I2i cts.
CONTENTS.
l. The Microscope and its Marvels. Cambers's
Papers for The People.
q Colds and Gold Water.--Idits Magazine
g. Light and Darkness. - Iaits Magazine.
4. War and the Peace Congress. Sharpes
Magazine.
J. Autobiography of John Triton. S@arpe''
g. Sack of Rome by the Duke of Bourbon
I. Lawrcnce's Portrait of Sir Robert Peel.
aminer.
g. News of the Weck-Spectafor.
g. Constitution and Future Destiny OF Ameri-
Times.
TO- Foreign Policy in lS5l.-Eraminer.
H. Taste in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
H. Lights and Shadows of the Olden Time
Spectator.
I3 Lyrics Of the Heart.--E ram;nsr.
With Short Articles and Poetry.
WASHINGTON, December %, l545
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted to Litcra-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to to be the mos
useful II contains, indeed, the expedition only OF
the current literature of the English language, but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes portrNiture Of the human mind In the ut
J. Q. ADAMS.
Published weekly st So year, by
K. LlTTELL Co, Boston,
And .old NV JOS SHILLlNGTON, :,
Feb lO-dtrw& WV corner Pa av and a st.
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rT,HE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPosl-
L TORY Of Useful knowledge, 1851, an sddi'
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Dec Is Booksellers, near 9Th Of,
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ltS- Do you want n finely executed Da-
guerreotypc at the lowest price-then go to the
Odcon where perfect likeness will be given, no
charge Feb ll-6t*
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UESAN SOAP.-The best shaving soap in the
N known world, warranted pure and just as i'm
ported from Russia. For sale by
Feb IL j. F. CALLAN
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GJ-An adjourned meeting Of the franklin
Fire Company will be held this evening at
o'clock. Members will please to be punctual in
their attendance, the committee appointed to in
vestigate the attack made on the members Of this
Company, on the 10th of last month, will make
their report. Members of this Company who are
stockholders in the Firemcn's Insurance Company
will please attend.
Feb IL w. A. BOSS, Secretary.
o. NOTlCB.-Thc members OF the Frank
lin Lyceum are requested to attend the regular
meeting of the Lyccum on this (Tucsday) even
ing, at ~ O'Clock, business of the greatest inn
portance to the interest of the Lyccum demands
their earnest attention.
BY order: r. T. SPROLE, President.
b. f. MARsroN, Rec. Sec. Feb il
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MIR. Fishes NIGHT CLASs.-MR. THE
lxl OPHILUS FISKE will form one night class in
this city for instruction in the newly discovered
scence of ELECTRO BIOLOGY, on Wednesday even
ing. February 18th, at O'Clock, at the east (ower)
room Of Temperance Hall. Feb IO--3t
THE GREAT SAINT VALENTINE ANNI-
VERSARY OF 1851.
THIS great Holiday, the greatest of all Holidays.
i has just opened. and so has SHiLLINGTON'S
original and universal
VALENTINE BAZAAR,
with an original assortment of the most captivating
VALENTINES OF LOVE AND HUMOR
ever originated since crcation's origin And all
persons Interested in the great Love Of Trade and
TRADE OF LOVE,
can call and find their fortunes Ady made, at
SHiLLINGTON'S Great Literary Depot,
Odeon building, cor. a st. and Penn. avenue
Feb l0-3tif
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ORNAMENTAL HAIR, BRUSHES, COMBS,

UISNAMENTAL HhIN' nNUSHHs' OO""S'
&c.
II AIDES ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK, in
IL every variety, at Gibbs's store. on Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, between 9th and 10th Streets up stairs
Also, Ladics' fashionable Tuck Combs, Side
Combs. Hair Brushes. Hair Oils, Perfnmeries, Hair
Dye "a very celebrated artic,) plain Satin Rbandr,
Dress Fringes, sc.
N. b. Orders for hair work taken and executed
the shortest notice, and in the best possible man
ner IIntcll Feb l0-3tif
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On WEDNESDAY EVENING, February IL. 1851
will be presented the beautiful Comedy of
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
Duchess De Torrcnnard. ....... Mrs. II. Lewis.
Charles II. Observation-Disclosures. Miss E. Lewis.
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MILLIONAIRE ASSOCIATION OF CAPITAL,
TyOR the purpose of forming company with
Il ono thousand shares, Of 81 900 each, for which
annum in return therefor, with = safs prospect Of
doubling the whole amount invested, leach and all
special partncrs,) free from assessment and la-
bility, under the Revised Statute Of New York.
entire Union interested for the purpose of obtain
ing contracts with the Government to carry the
United States mail in steamers and vessels TO and
from New York, California, the East Indies, Eu
rope &c., proposals. will be received for limited
number Of certificates of shares Of s. 900 each
OLIVER HOLDEN,
General Partner, and Chief Agent of Company,
II Wall street, New York.
Banking and Commercial Houses in Europe and
The Americas, on application and investment Of
capital. will be appointed agents.
Feb diff
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THE ADELPHI

THE ADELPHI
WILL reopen for short with the cele-
brated eccentric comedian SIR WILLIAM DON,
and the popular actress Mrs. II. LEWIS, support
ed by the talented dramatic corps from the HoIli-
day Street Theatre, Baltimore.
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After which will be presented the Comedy of
USED UP.
Sir Charles Coldstream. Sir WILLIAM DON.
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pANoRAmA OF THE BIBLE

PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE
AIOW OPEN at Odd Fellows Hall, January
IN 28th instant, and will continue for short
time only.
j. Insco Williams's celebrated Bible Panorama,
continuing fifty of the most striking scenes in
the Bible, commencing with Chaos, and following
each other in historical order down to the Babyo-
nish Captivity.
Doors open at Ito commence moving at half
past O'Clock.
Tickets % cents; children under twelve years Of
age, half price. n
Schools and parties admitted on reasonable
terms.
Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday af
ternoon at o'clock. Jan rs
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ROBBERYI-S1OO REWARD!
H,AYLOR s. MAURY'S Book and Stationery
i Store was entered by false keys, or lock-pick.
ing. the night of the 9th Of February and robbed
Of
Gold Pens, Gold Cases, Silver Pencil Cases
Penknivcs in packages and on cards
Pearl and Silver Card Cases
Silver Fruit Knives: Porto Monnaics
The above reward will be paid for the recovery
of the articles and detection Of the villains.
Feb ll-3t TAYLOR s. MAURY.
r OST-On Saturday evening last, GOLD PEN
IL GIL, in shape of Maltese Cross. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at Wiard's
hotel. Feb ll-3t
MILITARY TOPOGRAPHY OF CONTINENT
IX1 tai EUROPE, by Lavallce. vol. London,
1850.
Military Geography, By Col j. R. jackson, F.
The Queens Regulations and Orders for the
Army. ] vol, with supplements, the last ono pub
lishcd in 1850.
War Office Warrants, and Regulations regard
ing Army Services, and Explanatory Directions ioI
others. vol. Published by authority.
Commentaries on the War in Russia and Ger
many, in 1912 and 1913, by Colonel the Hon George
Cathcart. VOL, with Plates and Diagrams Lon
don, 1850.
Harts Quarterly British Army List for January
1851.
Cavalry Outpost Duty, by Lieut. Col. Won
Arcntschildt, First Hussars, and Lieut.. Col. Pom
sonby, 18th Dragons. vol.
Collection Of Warrants and Rcgulatonisssued &c
the Army in Matters of Finance vol.
Light Infantry Duty, by Lieut.. and AdJutan'
John Sinnot, Attn Regiment. vol. London
I549.
Military Geography of Europe, by Maxwell,
Lieut.. 2Sth Regiment. vol. London, 1881
Feb y IA imported ''0'" FRANZ FRANC X TAYLOR.
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AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN ORAToRY

at Carusi's Saloon.
PROFESSOR WHITNEY has just arrived
Il from highly successful professional tour in
Great Britain and Ireland, and By particular re-
quest will repeat his assumptions Of British Ameri
can, and Indian Orators
On Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday even
ings, February IL, Is, and is, at u o'clock.
Admission 80 cents. See circulars.
Ech l0-dlX
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u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
FOR HAVANA. NEW ORLEANS, AND
CEHAGRE6.
Through Tickcts 70 San Francisco,
At REDUCED RATES.
On TUESDAY, FEB. IL, at Up. M,
THE SPLENDID DOUBLE ENGINE STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA,
5000 tons burden,
D. d. PORTER, U. s. Navy, Commander,
WILL SAIL precisely at o'clock. p. m. from
w her pier AT the foot of Warren street, N. r.,
with the Government Mails, direct for HAVANA
and CBAGRES.
Freight taken to Chagrcs ut usual rates.
Specie only taken on freight to Havana and New
Orleans.
For freight or passage. apply to
M. O. ROBERTS.
Jan 3O-tFIl II West ST. cor. of Warren, NY.
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OFFICES FOR RENT or
IL posite the Treasury Building. Apply to C.,
st. j. Chubb, at the Banking House Of
Jan1-n CHUBB, SCHENCK h co.
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Dance, (frst appcarance,) by. Miss A. Incc.
The whole to conclude with the laughable Farce
of the
ROUGH DIAMOND.
Cousin Joe, This great part,) Sir WILLIAM DON.
Margery ........................ Mrs Carman.
Feb ii
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JUST PUBLISHED.

NOR RENT, most desirable three-story
I dwelling ON 18th street, opposite the Treasury
Apply to C. ST. J. Chubb. at the Banking houscof
Jan l-n CHUBB SCHENCK b co.
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TANTON GRAPE sHAWLs.-25 richly EN-
~ broidered White Crape Shawls, Of very recen
importation, just received ON consignment frou
New York, and for sale by
Feb l0-2wif p. II. HOOE e co.
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thousand feet above the sea; and the traveller,
without being reminded of any change by toilsomc
accents, suddenly finds himself on the waters which
flow into tho Pacific ocean" From this to the
navigablc waters of the Columbia, the elevations
taken by Colonel Fremont, and the immense and
constant emigration to Oregon and California,
abundantly certify that the route for railroad is
feasible. We have seen that arriving at the
South Pass, have overcome the difficulties on
the one side, for the whole route ia but regular
gentle ascent, and we there meet the waters How
ing into tho Pacific; and, with all the facts and
evidence before US, il it reasonable to suppose
river, which ia the only stream running west from
the Rocky mountains to the Pacific, through our
possessions, cutting its course through the noun
tains, and making tho only feasible route for a
except that there may be, and probably is. one north
of il?
1 have devoted much time and study to ASCERTAIN
not only feasible route, but also to satisfy my
own mind that the work could be accomplished on
any route, and produce the results we aim after,
and besides TO satisfy myself that could undertake
il with any hope OF success. My examinations
have resulted in a full satsfaction-frst, that
there is no feasible route south Of the one have
fixed upon, because of the geographical formation
Of the country from its divisions, and from the
courses of it's strcams
On reference to Fremont's, or any Of the re-
Gently published maps, the divisions which shall
here attempt to describe may be more clearly un-
dcrstood. We will frat tako the Rio del Norte,
which heads the parallel of about $50 20 lonri-
tudo l07o, and elevation Of between ten and
eleven thousand feet above the Gulf of Mexico. II
runs nearly due south, between two ranges of
mountains to Paso del Nortc, latitude 80 40, and
longitude about 1902 where its elevation is three
thousand eight hundred andfourteen feet. Having
cut it's way through the eastern range Of high
lands, il then runs easerly into the Gulf Of Mexi-
co 30 that TO approach this river from the east.
after passing the head-watcrs Of the streams which
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A M USE NJ E N rs.

To conclude with the laughable Farce Of
UNCLE JOHN.
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had beel, enough to wash away. Il could have
wept once but now n,yeyes are dry and | hav'
10 tears to she'd Men tell me that she lies be-.
side her mothers grave, aud that for man,
hours they could not separate us; but remem
her not that it was so. But they brought ne
here to this dark place, and shut out the bIgh,
light, and will not let me li=ten to the song OF
hi. ds, or smell the fragrance OF the flowers !;
ley chain me down. When they have barred
the doors, ah! they cannot close them t, my
Mary. | see her now, with the red blood
streaming down her pale face. don't let me see
it away! away"
And with tearof real pity, and after obtain.
ing the location of the twograves, | turned from
Linn, and the massive doors were again closed
and barred upon the "MAHlaC CLOWN
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THE aNIAC CLOWN,
! Tale of Thrilling -IGt;rGs'.
(C'0 :cIH2s a.

"Son,et;mes too! hcr 70 hcr mothers grave
where size was sure ALWAYS tn hing sonr sim
,,p f,ower and would TIL '.tf Of enc who V
beneath. 50 good. % gentle aG 50 kind, :Hrs
her that she must try and b, lie her; ana then
she'd ask me many arl!rss quesli"ns- if she WAS
in heaven fbeu. and if SIZE !ovei r.e us tcuderly
,s did shs and when she speil.: tie OILY word
,nncn tho bnad stouc--siu,:i v .XlAuy,--sie said,
.Whv hat i my name toor'
-" Wv salary became inadennat. to nv wants
- niscbrJ nvs.If sadly to allow nv iaurl,,er
,.a,fe,t;on and to ena,la her ,o dress rrrttIy,
and tbat she MIGHT not safer for anything. So
Jf.nnEnd for mora and told tner, could not
live with what hid, But. a!as. s..cv answer.
ed that my reouost could no. be co,nrIicd witt, +;
.l,.v so;J tbov wonLl rc.uiD no payi,r me what
ro,a;,,;,,[ 49, ,L,t m;.,h, gn e., ,It,,o,r,,
Imas favor;is 7 YEAS ,,rowiag weak and old
IL nannrar n,a ,y,s w,;,;n, co, ,hr
fr'a ""u "'. .,,' I,J al o,,,u,,I
sn"n'e ""v Ss'''" :, +, =.
yu. - ""s ot LII J ,,s ,nur I,ar: ,yi.n
'h1' was "o "e'p "''
o".e s"e 'i'"'''Se' eP'"I ~ Wv
- you "te Poo.' ":'a '"'5 a" ' - y
can name way III M"en you '''' '''' '''0'''''
-lalhe H. e"se'iy cry" lh,, L.
ioufaaos"'et--s"e' % July '"" """"'''"'
-sne"; =
nat 40 you "'e;'" y 't''ss "o'"'' '"'"''
ed !, as stood painting before ''''' ~,
"Why not train her tor TIE are"a 4!
Horrlo1e iaea' ''a''l my ',''.I n"' - .u' L t"s
arena NO. no. eoda "a ;.'1 '%,aa %a"rt ~ r. & hrin"
nag; eooiu no. .s n'sI sIo was"n"touched un.
.Ts 'sd ue". W. t. h snnto M tho midst Of the many
sphee ~ ~ %" '
,y~ a,Sos anu s,'e o'e"u tho - t,on'E S,s arnmv
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ir numaer of Insertions desired. and tie edition to
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THE SOUTHERN STORE.

LII who wIsh Bargains, are inv ted to call al
Il K s. MUFFAI'S new Southern Store,
thId h"tise above the ank Of Camden, where
they Will find a compete assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,
consisting ~ I.aII, IS follows:
Fancy and IGourn q Prints
7.S and "a brown ShIr:ings
Blue DENNIS and Marlborough Stripes
SatlIucl,s ana kentucky Jeans
Cloths aud iancy Ca><Iineres
Negro Ke .ey>; Bed and Negro Blankets
Nous. De aInes, GIngl'anl$, dc.
Groceries.
Brown. Loaf, crashed and clarified Sugar
X and lava totie"-
New OricaHs ana West India VI, laSScs
Mackarel, Nos. and IN bLrr"!s
Cheese, Rice. F."u,, Bacon and Salt
Ra -I"s, Pepper. Swce
lob.cc3, Segars. &c &c.
Hardware.
Pocket Knives and Forks
Britannia and Iron Spoons
i'race ami Halter Chars
Axes, Hammers aud Hat Eets
Spades, Slvv Pa aad iIocs
| ID, mil ard crosScut srws
ices, aTvs and b.ackslul;I's bellows
Nails, brads, tackS and sp gs
Knob, pad closet aud stock locks
Iron squ..rns. c"Inpas.eS and plane irons
Brushes. backing, cotton and wool Cards
Brua'aXeS aid >IeelyaidS; pots and sklets
Broad aud narrow lion &c.
Ready Made Clothing
al every description.
Saddles, BRIDES and alartin.a.es
Irockery and Gi sswarc
GunLy aud Dundee Bagging
kemlcky Rope aid Twme
TOge her with every other article usually found
in we'll see ted sock OF Dry Gomd-, Grccerrs
aud Hardware. al. ol which vii! be sold exceed
nglv iuw tor cash.
81 The 'st market prices paid Tor cotton
an" u.her country produce.
Dec 81, K. s, MGFFAT.
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Temperance Hotel.

THE untlt:r-l, ,ed wound Respectfully in1o:m MS
1 friends and the travelling pubic IN general
that he has again rented the above i1otel tor
short time and would respectfully socita portion
of the miro age 50 literally bestowed upon him
hcre,plirr. a; no pains will he spared to make the
traveller comfortable an at h me-.
TIE Stages, and OmAibusrs will rail- regularly
at The House i,r passengers, going BY Railroad:
Also, Horses, and Buggies, can be had from HIM
on reasonable terms, to 80 in the country
J. b. F. BOONE.
Feb. IL, IL
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TIE CJYIY.: oTTHE SPRI iti.

Al - - S~.'A - - - No. w.
p am looking for the coming,
r. ~ The coming cf;he spring;
rg Oh. ny heart with joy is swelling,
- Aud giadness, in it dwelling;
g. While Tia waiting fer The coming,
1 The coming Of He spring.
-, I've been weary too with waiting,
g.. Waiting for the spring:
When the birds shall ;e!l their praises.
A.s- And with heavenly rapture sing
OF the presence ofeaT.h's farest child,
sszszra. The lovely blooming spring.
sss.a @. how long must be waiting,
- Fer the coming 0! tie srring;
'na When The flowers sme with fearful eye
: -. ,A.their awakening.
~ sAiuithe brooks shall dance so saiiy,
r.,..-s. 1,8walcone back the spring,
s Geas,ce 3ny heart thy rining,
e-ss{5ss Thy pining tor ihsspr'ng::
For soor she'll coms,and over all
r4 Her faifest beauties fling
, So I'm looking for lie coming,
a,t.. Theo6n6eg ei he spring!
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Victims Of 0Es,o)sil, aooS ds;s
OR, ALIENS C.Mf 0UND.

This Medicin offered TO the public generally from
full conviction that superior to any other now III use
70. the curn Of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Nervous LIE.
Prepared y by the propretors. G. ": Ak.EN NJ D.,
pa vlphia. AMI J. A. y W. L. CLENELAND, NJ. WI
Ki ~ 5 rect, Charleston, :. .t
None ,,enuue udIess signed BY Dr. G. W. ALLEN. and
con ,,.rsiened by ia. Il W. t. CLEVELAND the
h cs having the words ALLEYS UisPEPrtc hEpIc:Ns
Ph,. buwi on the glass.
sole agen for Camden, q. }. OEhAi,
Sept ~, 1850. IS II
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EAgsE ss;Ss C2:D EO $40 FROM
Charleston 20 NGIy iUrA.

The Grrn' .Nai Rnmr from Charleston, $. c.
Z EiEIN<; ne " har; IL TIE uol 81 L.urens 81.
l. day a =. p III alter 'hc ar"ivai ct the South.
ora car. Wa ~ l!lnlum ion Weldon. fc'efsoarg.
Richmond ,n Washington, Baltimore, Phliade.
p!,a. anL t" New lotk f--'
re pna.c is respectfully informed that the
sieau,"r< oG this ;rrP. from th resi"n TO - H..
mins;oE, are in first rate con,tiUn, and are pavl-
gated hv we'll kuuwn aud experienced command
crS, and lh" Rail Dads are " fine order, thereby
securing ho' h safety ami despatch. ALTHOUGH
T!CKEr having aready been in operation will
he cont uurd on and alter the tirSt ct Oct. l-49,
as ii permanent arrangement from Charleston 10
N.,c York. Pass enaers avaIng themselves there
q, will have the option to continue without delay
through he route or otherwise, tos'op at any Ins-
mediate poiis, renewing ,her seats on tle line to
suit her convenience. BY this route travellers
NAV reach New York OH the third day during DIsI.
less hours Baggage will he ticke!ed on btard
,he steiner to Weldon, az likewise on the change
of Gals a, the intermediate p",nts ir"m thence to
New York. Through Tickets can alone be had
of T. MN SLOW, Agent "i tine Wilmington and
Raleigh iIai!rnad Company, at IN" office nt The
Company, i.mt "f i.,urens street. !" whom please
amply. For ether Inlurlialo Inquire OF
LC DUNCAN,
al the Ancrican l;o:el.
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