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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE Coparnership heretofore existing under the firm
1 of OLIVER & Proctor was dissolved on the
9th instant by mutual consent. All persons having
claims against the firm will present them to either of the
partners for liquidation and those indebted earnestly
requested make immediate payment, longer indu
gence cannot be given. Mr.. Oliver having made
rangemeus leave here by the LIST of December next,
she business will in future be conducted by ISAAC
PROCTOR, Che having purchased out Mr.. divers
tire interest) the Old Stand. sign of the R. r. R. r.
Fayetteville Street, Raleigh N. G.
THOMAS NJ. OLIVER
ISAAC PROCTOR.
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1851. lOO--4t.
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GALL THE PRINCIPLES AND ALL THE OFFICES"
The whig party according to the special organ of the
administration, very strong because it has all the
principles and all the Offices! We suggest that it
would be little stronger if it had just now, few
of the States! AS it is. however, it must conne its
Union, and Florida at the other. Them as prn-
ciples if it has them it certainly had to speak
Of when its last National Convention met in l949.
AS to the ofices-these, we grant. the wings have
got But they got them By false pretenees-by open
and shameless Justification of the noparty pledges
which they by cheat. persuaded brave old soldier
give, and then forced him to break soon as they
were given!
This is rather slim capital for a great party!
Washington Union.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-25

is,oL, AMERICAN AGRIoULTURIsT, for October,
eb..t- We see that uncle IS Solon'' intends pur-
will 81, 'nls monthly and calling it the Plow'' He
An,.: many smooth furow of instruction into the
DALI. farmers mind at the low price of half a
il 49, per annnm Since Mr.. SINNERS death, there
be,d ie me public more universally place at the
SoIo. sgfculturai writer's 10 this country than Mr.
bv Rooinson. The "Plow" will be published
fftv .OinSon' l52 Fulton Street, New York, at
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LRAcHYILLE. Saturday

LEAcHvILLE, Saturday, Oct 19, 1851.
Met according to adjournment, when on motion of
A. J. Leach, Esq, the meeting was again organized
by calling Dr.. J. t. Leach the chair and 4. Jones
and NJ w. Kenyon requested to act as Secretaries.
The Chairman explained the object of the meeting in
a few eloquent remarks; when Mr.. McNeal was
again called for. He spoke at some length, going
fully into the subject. The meeting was then adj
dressed by Mr.. McKethan, DR.. Leach, D. ]. Nc
Aister, of Cumberland, A. ]. Leach, and Jno. Nc
Lean. Much good feeling was manifested. Mr..
McNeal again and assured the meeting that the
Road would be built TO the County line of Cumber-
land. The Chairman then responded, and said that
he wished his Cumberland and Fayetteville friends
understand that if it was it would and should be
built to this place, Leachville.
The meeting then adjourned.
]. T. LEACH, Ch'n.
u. JONES,
M. w. KENYON, acc o
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For the Standard.
PLANK ROAD MEETING.


In obedience 10 previous notice, a Plank Road
meeting was held at T. & J. Jones' Still, Johnston
Comfy, Friday 18th October, 1851. On mo-
ton of A. J. Leach, Esq, the meeting organic
ed by calling Jno. Mclean TO the chair and Z. Jones
and b. H. Tomlinson Secretaries when Mr.. Leach
and explained the object of the meeting in
few brief remarks. In conclusion he introduced to
the meeting Davis McNeal, Esq, of Cumberland
County; when Mr.. McNeal arose and addressed
the meeting at length, giving full detail of
Plank Roads. Mr.. A. A. Mcclellan, of fayetteville,
was called for. Mr. McKethan responded, also CIV
ing full account of building Plank Roads and the
expense thereof.
The meeting then adjourned to again at Leach
vile. JNO. MCLEAN, GIN.
4. JONES,
B. H. ToMLINsoN, { NC"
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-25

APPLEToN's Mechanics MAGAZINE AND ENeINEER
JOURNAL for October has come to hand. 1t abounds
with matter of much interest to all our mechanics.
we nollce an article I" on the various kinds of Eng
''A coal tor generating steam. - The investigation
Il. MADE by order of the English government under
e SspeHntendence of Beche and Playfair. We
ta IKE to See our government pattern after SO
Ms'e~orthy an example. The bituminous Goals of
n.y. @ and Chatham Counties are said to combine
yet e. properties for steam purposes than any Goals
Iip. w Published at three dollars year by Ju-
" Adams, 200 Broadway. New York.
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Brilliant Chance for Spectators.
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Grand Lodge of North Carolina.

FTNHE Annual Communication of this Masonic BoDr
will be holden in this City, Monday evening the
LIST of December next, at o'clock, and will continue its
sngs until all the business which may be brought be-
fore it shall be disposed Of Officers of the respective
Lodges to attend in person, pro-
per delegates to be appointed in pursuance of the Cons
tuition and general regulations of the Grand Lodge.
WILLIAM 7. Balm,
Grand Secretary.
Raleigh, Oct. 18th. 1851 1Ol-
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WASHINGTON ITEMS. The President of the Uni
ted States has appointed Hon. Judge Sharkie, of
Mississippi. to succeed Mr.. Owen as Consul at Ha-
ment. Judge Sharkie President of the first
Nashville Convention, and opposing secession, re-
fused 10 act with the second Convention.
1t is.rumored that there will be some changes
shortly in Penpsyyania-probablyt the collector, Sur
veror. and other prominent officers. Bait. Sun. 3
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INCREASED RECEIPTS OF THE w. & r. r. R.
COMPANY. We learn from reliable source, that the
receipts of this Road for the year ending ls October,
1851 have exceeded those of last year by "a
This increase of receipts has been derived from the
actual income of the road, viz way and through trav-
ell, steamboat and railroad freight.
WiLn1ingt0n Journal
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-25
ATTENTIONS!

HEAD QUARTERS, 35th REGIMExT,1
N. G. MILITIA, Raleigh, October a, 1851.
TINE Officers and Soldiers of said Regiment will pa
rade on Hisborough Street, at ten o'clock, on the
18th October instant Regmcntal Review, armed and
equipped as the law directs.
The Commissioned and nom Commissioned Officers
will parade for drill discipline the day previous, at elev
en- o'clock, in the Old Baptist Grove.
By Command of
Col. w. H. H. TUCKER.
Raleigh Oct. 4, 1851. 97-td.
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SPAIN. Much interest, it is said, is manifested in
the Diplomatic circles at Washington with regard to
the expected arrival of Special Minister from Spain,
to demand satisfaction for what is called the Cuban
outrage. Spain can have any quantity of satisfac-
ton she wants, of certain character.
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LATER from Mericn.

New ORLEANS, October 20. By an arrival here,
we have advices from northern Mexico to the 10th.
Gen. Caravaal is reported be within miles OF
Matamoros. He expecting to make attack
on the 18th inst. His army had largely increased.
The fortresses and various defences at Matamoros
had been greatly strengthened. Much excitement
nrevailed.
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Attention RinggoId Guards :

Attention RinggOld Guards
A,K PARADE at the Capitol Square on Saturday,
{sxrQ the 25th day of October, at 81 o'clock A. NJ,
.sS armed and equipped according to law, in winter
uniform. and for inspection of arms and accoutrements
BY order of the Captain,
JOHN r. UTLEY, o. s.
N. b. Attend a meeting of your Company at the
City Hall Friday night, the oath of October, at
O'Clock precisely.
October Sth, 1851, 9S-3t
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EXECUTORS SALE

UlHE American Miller and Millwriehtis Assistant.
Il by VIM. c. Hughes. Illustrated with cuts of Ma,
chinery. &c.-in vol. limo. ST. Just received and
for sale by W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Oct. 90, 1851. Go
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-25

CALIFORNIA SENATOR. Col. John B, Weller. late
of Ohio, it is considered pretty certain, will be the
California U. S, Senator, in place of Col, Fremont,
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A LITTLE BETTER YET!

Call and Examine for Yourselves !! (!
THNHE Subscriber has just received di rect from the
IL North, supply of the best quality of Cured Hair,
which will enable him 10 manufacture a superior quail
ity of Hair Mattresses
he would respectfully inform the Public that he can
furnish them with the BEST articles in his line, as
cheap as they can be bought in New York Persons
from the neighboring villages and countless who have
heretofore sent North, provide themselves with
good article of work, and low price, by send
ing their orders 10 me.
Also, constantly hand, the much improved
SHUCK and COTTON MATTRESSES, and at the
lowest prices. Also, Sofas. Lounges and Easy Chairs
manufactured in various yles Also, repairing and
novatng old Hair &C., done the shortest
notice. ...
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended
to. Ware Room Fayetteville street, doors above
the YARBRoUGH House.
-s4sas ]. HENRY HARRISS,
Upholsefer end Mattress Maker
Raleigh, October "a, 1851. lO2-
EXECUTORS SALE.
lacks and JENNIES, some l6 in number of every
81 age, will be sold by the undersigned to the highest
bidder, credit of months the late residence of
Samuel s. Downey, deceased in Granville County, to-
gether with the perishabe property of every kind on
Thursday, the 18th day of November next.
The sale to continue day by day, until completed.
Bond with approved security required. -.ris
JOHN A. DoWNEY, Executor.
October 9th, 1851. 9stISNo.
HWNHE American Miller and MilIvriaht,s ..;.,.,t
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The price of Packages of Quarter Tickets only, is
advertised above.
annointeS FLOR this pnrnose9 bv the
ernor Of Maryland, in all to Cores
Pondents.
Letters always strongly and carefully sealed.
The purchasers of Packages of Tickets seldom have
more than six chances against their drawing in Pack
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draw four of the highest Prizes. Two-thirds of the
Prizes sold in Packages of Tickets.
Please order few days BEFORE the Lotteries draw.
All Orders punctually answered by the return mails.
Persons at distance from Baltimore who wish " For
tune Buckcd their Backs will find that 1t is only
necessary to enclose the price Gas laid down in the above
schedule) for Package of Single Tickets the Truly
Fortunate, Far-Famed and Old Established House of
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No. LIGHT ST., Baltimore, Nd
Or, Box 524, Baltimore Post Office
November l, 1851. 1922
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$40 REWARD.
n ANYWAY from the subscriber yellow boy named
II, SAMPSON DEW, about ninetC en- years DID, had
on when he left green coat and blue pantaoons Said
hoy hound until he attans the age of 81
hereby forwarn all persons from harboring employ
ing said boy. will give the above reward for his dev
ery to me- or S for his confinement in Jail that
get him. ALFRED MITCHELL, alias BOOTS.
Raleigh, October 2Oth 1851. lOl-
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PLANK Road NOTICE.

T regular meeting of the Directors of the Green
IA vile and Raleigh Plank Road Company, held at
their Office in GreenvIle Thursday the 9th day of
October, 1851, it
Resokued, That Books of subscription BE opened by
the commissioners first appointed under their Charter
for the purpose of increasing the capital stock of said
Company. and that the subscribers pay in equal
to that called in and paid by the original stockholders
ALFRED MOVE, Presf.
By GooLD HoTr, Sec'y.
Oct. IS, 1851. lOI-4t.
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nLAIN, Changeable Figured and Cheni aPrasols. va
rious colors Green and Black, Cotton and Silk I'm.
brelas Also, Chinese and other Fans. For sale by
]. BROWN. ~
No. g. Fayetteville s.
Raleigh, April %, 1851. 81
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-16
Ceoro1 IS. a6nismader CBtis1 8. Die aOrioenI

CeOtO) Is. G6nismader CBbis) s. Die hbri9en
Bbi9flimmen warsn Seriheut.
Saus-Dr StaaisfeEretdr mur6e ein9efubrt,
uno nberreidte bic Beribtc Der Iseten oerbltmabl,
wsItbe paIsfsn wurosn.-Das Saus fbrltt Johann
CUR Spreterwabl, nit fCI9snpem StinimenrstuItat:
Sobn Gs6na (gOFO) Don SspfCro, 50
Gecrss 8. .Sart (gBb9) oou philadelphia, 80 5
6r. 9eBna lpar iCmit er,pdbIt. 9r. Sart nabm
ibnl eann ben Qmtseib ab pOranf sr Cen Sprabsr
fubl etnnabm. Rabeem ole 9Iieosr besici9t wa
ren puroe Der 9oupern6r oon Der SraanlaiiOn ees
SauisS berittet.
Sanuar S.-Senat.- t.-Die Qbtimmun9sn fir
Spredoer mureen Gneusri, uno naob Smei Sauot
rungen wurce Sor Benjamin Wattbtas (Q8bia)
pon philadelphia aIs srwibIt erfIdrt. Die leete
Stimme itauc Mattbias 10, Me@a{Iin IL. t5r.
Mattbias wurce cur6 Srn, Me@asIin beeirt9t uno
nabm leineu Sie ein. toicrauf wurce nab ScrIe.
Iuns Ginger 9a5 Gle SOtf6aft ess 9UuYern6rs
ebalten uno perIcien.
Saus-Sr 9eet offtrrte Gin gtItIu6 oa6 zine
Committee ernannt werce ole SbidIitfeit Su unEer
iuten, Die QnSabI Der 8eridts Seiirifte Su perrin
germ uno lie 9ebate Der &ibter Su permebren, etc
pafrt. t0r. QS. Sad wurcs sum @Ierf erwdbIt
Sanuar 9.-Senat.- Inter BEN pOrecIe9tsn
8iufhriftrn befano iib cine fur cie SncorpOration
riner 8anf in Scmaqua nit 200 600 SbaIer, uno
cine fir Die @rusuerrun9 oes CHARTERS Der Cation
0anf-Giu Seihlue paiIre eann. INN nGcbftn
Oisnio9 nit cem Saufe Cinsn Ser Staatsu Sena
tor fur ris.ndtfcn Sabre Su mdbIen.
tlntrr Den piscn @rnennun9sn fir Senator bsmsr
fen mir fcIaenor 9lamen: -gSm. S. SobnffUn. @bas
s. snsnfcu. SimCu Cameron. Giharc 8rcobeap.
Daniel Sturaeau, SO. s. Wadrr. sos. 81. Snoerfou.
Z. @Iancp SOnss. Ser. g. 8Iaf. Q8ilion Mc@auo'
les, peter g. MitIer. 9eo. M. Dallas. Qsranrrr
". Brown. u. 8. &eseer SapiO @mOt. s. 81.
SnowoCn. ETC.
Sous.-Oas Saus ftritt sur. 8obt feiner 8s
amten mil fOIasncrm Acknowledgment at Urms
MtbaeG D. &eup - 3bhlbuter, SacUb Coleman
Scte, prter 0uranc.
San. 10-S Senat.-3mei Sotfbaften ess @ou
rs,n6rs murren in Gmpfan8 9enrmmrn-u une Der
Ssnat mdbIts feline 8edmten. ndmIib: @IerfD 9.
Q8. Qsarfon; 9ebuIf5 GIaf, 6. 81. SuuipCn;
Serasant at Nrms. Q8m. 9. Mniu9er. II. T. NJ
mctnuf id Der Senat bis Mcnta95 pHnsts.
Saus.-@ine Sia fur bic 3urudnabms qrmitr
Gsitee in bitirm Stoat in SeSu9 ouf Gle Ginidn:
Quno entIaufcncr SFIaprn. Gin SuppIsmcnt 6u ecm
300 &boIer Uusnobm6 gcieB uno cine Sa fur ris
SncOrpototipn Ger Stoct pbiIoceIpbia nit erpri
tertsn @renben Wurcsn pOr9cH9t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-16
asemnipIpaniiebe @eieeaebuna.

Sarrisburs Dienfas, San. Z. 1851.
llnfere gsfeeeebuns psrfammsIte fbb cute oas
,Saus UNI Ii, uno Der Senat um IL tlbr Mittaes
Ssnat.-Nad, 8suidtuna Der BEL Gr6fnuns
elmer Sieun9 ssp6bnhsn 9sfddftr. ftritt Der
Ssuat sur @abI fur Spredber. Die g8bies battrn
ii6 nod auf fsinen Ganboaten Ueeinist. Der@au
Gus Ganoioat Der eofos ipar MarweII We@ns
lin, BON 9rssn @auntp. 9aab funfmaIieem BAL
Icttirsn ffdno bas Rsfuftat wis foIgt:- -RtGdslir
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-16

febene5 fOI9t:
5ar qSnSrmm Sl637s So
;, Guicns: Grmnliirntn 1868 70
, Iuttcns: at0attu 44.S9S ~
Sar pcn Narf: 0ipiosnosn l53S77 IL
Sar ncn infcrpcrlrtcn Sicds I30,1lO ii
Sar ron Cotnoti un0 paSnliban @erm6lcn 13l7S2l 55
S'tttrrruutsStStiRU IoTl2I %
Nttnptrtauftr;StS :nkn Ill 0G2 26
9rimcr:eiErfu 2525 05
BrctEr:e;iutn l0.22S IL
Sbedtlr, 9irtuSs Il. mtno1rt eiynItn 233I 50
8rcnncrtw uno Sraucrm:eicrfn 4.203 81
Wliores uno 6tadtabn9iHnkn 30i5 81
@iGrbous:, ,Gfbout: uno 8eitOurattr:eiNnEn 6530 97
Totnt WEot3insernNn 2633 "a
qanphkt. GSttee 345 80
GNtySrof3clNtr 1858 73
NGsparraI @srfhtrun9sN9tnturtu 276O 80
Sor rcn 9Rrits, HriiItn C 40 400 AZ
Collateral Grtkb0fts:Sar lO2, ,295 O7
Sor non 9Cpiitn lImttrn l4,O47 u
@lfubabn uno GauaI%us l7l3S4S 81
Ganol:StINitroIn unc &crfauf rrn aIttn
gNotIrio 6,o53 Ga
Sar fir @infhrttuu9 Scn 9rfttn 1920 90
Qrimitn prn GbOrErs S92G2 81
Sar pcn Qultlbtn 1885 30
Qnilihcn 27uU00 90
3nin Nntihcn 1921 27
0ipioEnpS pru SmnpEitluo 9rddtnsStcds 24GO 90
&trtauf rrn SurnpAt:Scis l3.GS5 "A
3uaupahInc 3inkn 3G7S -
Waart 5mddwttuuou l327S 81
6tbdbrtu prn STiutihtn Ismtsrn 3.GS7 30
Ytnna Staats: sJrrCuontat III 90
&trfbitrmGs lao 33
.l3I 81
glanj in btr Shastonmtr or litn
DtstnibIr lS49 S926207 2t
lhWalanocnot lonErtt:
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@cr. Staohu 2S0.000 90
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Si.43S,l3I 81
6auptiuuns

6duptiinms SJ6i433S 70
SicTts in fur cinsn cinScInsn Staot Gin qre6rs
Gintommeu. uuo oa es bic Orcindren GeQieru9sau5
aoben bsrrdtbtlib hbsrsiQt, 70 oo6 Gin beccucncer
uebGfhu6 Dem SiIaun95fcno iufIicbt mldcr ouf
Die Nnrdtbun9 hes @OuVern6rS Sobnifcn cntmorfcn
une Ucrpcufommet wurcs. 70 miro eiu ShabI Der
9Cffnun9 auf rie 3uFunft 9eWOrfsn, mrIter un5 Die
efrcuIitr Uusibt BON Der iidhercn UusI6ibuna Der
StaaiSftulo iunsrbdIb enem nttt febr lan9eu 3cit'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-16


stuS0nbcu.
Stfntibe @SrtCfFrnn9rn Sl4ss.7a9 "A
8elitrnn9S: S:dns9attu 262. 500 II
MutFaus9oteu 16.2S2 25
YEnhcrCn uro stkbcnfs 1927 81
9Rrhthitas SnitiruticnSu G2267 81
@tmCtnSd,uEn 2l3.72S 40
Gcnrnlilrntrs rrs 2i8un9Srnbs 3lS.s6l Oh
anItbn $3.50 10
3inFn ouf Qnltihtn 2OO47l4 81
@arantirt 3nkn 32,5Q0 00
GnhCimiIbt Grseitcrcn 6j3S7 Al
Shaecn an GffnttihGn I3trfSr 2SO6S "a
Sresitls Gcmmificnrs 2y551 O3
StaatS Yitl,Ctbt 1000 90
Seftnithc Gjcb6ube uno G5rdnec 1902 ~
SNlIthGr gtbdIkr ccS ptuna. Canals 1917 90
0Ptta d)ItufG gu Rcatb oautn l63 90
Sebrautb rcn raentirttn Hehtcn 5000 Oh
3uthtbdusr 1929 10
suluhts'6aus 6000 90
Srrfboiuu9 rcn Sldhtin9sn 100 90
Ntbrlan edncsrrSn 1872 -
GmtnomtntS ju Der 9cnltttuticn $500 90
bStmfine 7iO So
0lahlof rcn Staatstor;n 43 525 O4
9B sbErousaabt ron 8GtrfsIettn l09i0 90
uno Gcmmiiicncn 1884 Is
Scrlblcenes S.lS0 Al
S4569,O54 ga
Slouj in Der Sbastdu,msr IisHtar
30lttn Sicrtmttr 1850, 1854, ,252 81
pratstfet uno unts;
Sebbors Scnbs in Der
SdhastammSr 1902, 90
ntejcbbarc 6ntrls
aunatn in ber Der.
etadtin 2ans 2sO,0OO 90
- 1O752s4 81
S5I644 33s IS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-16
Sfescnnen Ses staats asennfplponisu.

glddb oCm YerItt of5 @fner0I NuoitorS bctru0fn
bic Ginnabmeu uno Nus9oben Der taats-Stoe
TANNER pom ten December 1S49 bis gum 30 9lo
vcmbcr 1850 bejce Sage nit cin9ere4nstr wh no3
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Legal NtpTiCE.

DUMAS COUNTY COURT -BENJAsiN VAN EsU.
re- ttiniiH sEains' Casrer " Mason spd Malissa slson
Ls wife David Msttp ia uenry Mts"b. sliEa ssston
ssy 5prshsm Hannah niller defondan,a-An actin 70
ftreSos, m0rtspee1o Casper son, David Mason vii
ten Ittry kston Ffn hast'n, narJ O rsham, aud uan
rel N. fsko otice tbst you ATE erohy summoned and
atared the comp amt in this act0n witch
Hd the ,ee 81 the tlete Of no unity 81 Putnam on
etVflth daN o. June Hl aud 70 ~ your
.set m me- the ,last ~ Cold Sprins Putnam county.
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ATLANTIC CARpEN.--UNpER inc NEW PROrRl
~ corLp " IL popular Jiste is receiving larst and 10
rtssing ratfonaF. edition IN the ufusl uyurt.s n
he sssen the rrnrrecr has engaged shtone brated
band 81 Music, which Will play pleasant cvery Tutsjay
AMI Thursduy evening VI essA Essk. Aaai1ianssHn
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E>xPREss AGENCY --NESsRS. RERFORE
II upce that thae nov deliver letters an
ia Fan Iranciaeo in Thirty days, for three oents
forty cents p pound through with our ma Is,
Of special nesss Bgtrs cn the United ttrtes Nail
I'th ard l2'h inst Mails ciore ct half pat 4
FRI ieht re- eivsd till " e'aloch on day II saili1
Vssy street Astor House. Tickets In the Ohid
CITY Tor eale At the Low rsl rates.
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EvElLING-U. s. PASSPORTS FoR EUROPE,
afornia- Cuba se.-Insspeu sable 70 travellers as
protection against foreifn sggrossion Visitors
y orlds Fsir' require them more especially hthcy
re the coptinen where person s permitted u Ian
thout passp RI Aertcsns applying Tor letters 81 the
de- Poet Once, must pr0duos their passports Issae
J. Nonss Notary Public. G5 Broadway.