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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21

A CHURCH ORGAN OR or Tsra-The Free.
p'on's Journal (Cstholic) Of this city, tags
sohe Pope does not thank anybody for what freedom
Csthocity enjoys In America Catholic Bshops DO not
thank anybody. We thank nobody We bless God Ter
bic good Providence In the matter and stand resdy "a
pull the silly Of the nrst Methodist or Pr.sbvt4ran
that In act would attempt b prevent In the tree
ercise Of religion any o. them doubt let them
uyit.
Strange music that, on a church organ. Our
Saviour Gays, you must "pray for those that Der.
secute you" instead Of pulling their noses win
bis lordsbip, Archbishop Hughes, attend to our
neighbor, or will the American Bible Society fur
nish him with copy Of the New Testamentl This
man is proper subject for Christian charity. Can
II be true that while bis Grace does not acksov-
ledge the FStsman' Journal as his organ, he gives
the beretics an occasional shot, between wind and
water. through it's columns. II thus the aster and
the man play behind masked battery, how are
We to dit,irguisb which is which
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TfvoIi.-This mos, ,rt.r,.,,n.

I1vou'-This most interesting a. well ne
nrneys househeld ssme toseusted 20 entestss ola
veil yogss ehldren) may be obtained Turtles En.
porum OF Fancy Goods, Novelties, Toys kc. 3s Brosd
way Also every variety Of Games bissctina fictures &c
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political CoNsIsrlkoY.-sonE srRPRIsE ..

DoLITIcAL CONsIsTENCY.-sOnE SURPRISE IS
expressed that our friend George Briggs. Tie popular
Of the people
that nominates Police and Civil Justices and afterward
Senatorial Convention In direct opposition the frst-the
latter he actively participates the former he presdes
over Wont friend George e.plan which he considers
peculiar interest to ride saddles Some partisu
lar friends In the dark, and would like lsht
again.
NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE WILL BE IN sBs-
IN sion ~ Tammany from A. n. till o p. n. till 1sh
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and winter styles BANTA. lo Canal street. Just
eeived per late arrival several Of ehildrens and
misses beaver hats and ladies' beaver and felt riding
ssleetsd by bis agent in Paris expressly for his fall trade
These beautiful articles combine novelty OF form with e
Of materials rarely equaled any imported
invitation hereby extended 70 the ladies 10 call and
anime these articles before purchasing else where.
BANTA, corner Of Canal and wooster streets.
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~S
ing day in the year, goir
heir target excursions.
Of our diligent reporters
lowing catalogue, to wit:
NEW FORK CHI
Putnam Guards,
Willett Guards
Cameron Guards,
Trimble Guards,
Connely Guards,
Gulick Guards.
Lindsay Guards,
Swamp Guards,
Morss Guards,
Forsyth Guards,
Worth Guards,
Columbian Guards,
Manhattan Guards,
Wolcott Guards,
American Light Guards,
Second company, do,
Chatham Guards,
Grotto Guards,
Protector Guards,
Franklin Guards,
Hamblin Guards,
Liberty Guards,
Wiseburn Guards,
Wiseburn Light Guards,
Brennan Guards,
CSsnfrau Guards,
BREEDER Guards.
Miller Light Guards,
joseph Light Guards,
Clayton Guards,
New York Herald Guards,
New York Sun Guards,
Centre Guards,
Marion Guards,
Friendly Guards,
Forrest Guards,
Metsmora Guards,
Metamora Light Guards,
Eagle Guards,
Atlantic Guards,
Atlantic Light Guards,
Rose Light Guards,
Chapman Guards,
Cyrus Shay Guards,
Pleasure Guards,
Brown Light Guards,
Britton Guards,
Brewer Guards,
Hyer G uai ds,
Centre Place Guards,
Shurrsger Guards,
Scarf Guards,
Mccarthy Guards,
Perraze Guards.
McNulty Guards,
Magee Guards,
Novelty Guards,
Grower Guards,
Our Own Guards,
Mazeppa Guards,
Old Croton Guards,
Romer Guards,
Bloomer Guards,
Amity Guards,
SWEET Guards,
Epicurean Guards.
Caulber G yards,
Plumber Guards,
Frame Makers Guards,
Hopkins Guards,
Riggers Guards,
Washington Guards,
victory GUARDS,
Alliance Guards,
Downs Light Guards,
Olive Guards,
Winpans Guards,
Sparks Light Guards,
Tenth Ward Miller Asso-
citation,
Mar haitian Association,
Ringgold Association,
IndepsL dent Gouverneur
Blues,
Tanning Guards,
Adsms Light Guards,
Davis Light Guard,
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VOLUNTEERS.
Fulton Guards,
Fulton Light Guards,
Knickerbocker Guards,
Gotham Guards,
Franklin Guards,
Bunker Hill Guards,
Empire Light Guards,
Hickory Guards,
Pac ific Guards,
Tweed Guards,
Eagle Guards,
r. NJ. johnson Guards,
Union Guards,
Norfolk Light Guards,
Allen Guards,
Turks Island Guards,
Cumberland Guards.
Lafayette Guards,
Schuyler Guards,
FIRST Co. Colon Guards,
Second do,
Hyler Guards,
United Guards,
Sinclair Guards,
Smith Light Guards,
Warren Light Guards
Independant Guards,
Barnum Guards,
Brougham Guards,
Empire Guards,
Tompkins Guards,
Herring Safe Guards,
Red Rover Guards,
Red Jacket Guards,
Live Oak Guards,
Higgins Guards,
Golfer Guards,
Dyckman Guards,
Richmond Hill Guards,
Dunford Guards,
Allaire Guards,
Rutger Guards,
Croton Guards,
Stryker Guards,
Independent Vreeland
Guards,
Franklin Volunteers,
jackson Volur teers,
Star Volunteers,
Paulding Light Infantry,
Bowles Fencibles,
Hudson Blues,
The Hounds,
City Continentals,
Tenth Ward Legion,
City Musketeers,
Funny Fellows,
The X. A Cadets,
Boney Fusileers,
Tremendous Curb stone
Light Infantry.
Santa Anna's Advance
Guards,
Atwood Fusileers,
First Ward Magnetizers,
Moustache Fusileers,
Boerum Guards,
Red Fort Guards,
Purdy Light Guards,
Downing Guards,
Kelly Guards,
Foundry Guards,
Mechanics Guards,
Indep Pearl Guards.
Island City Guards,
Mcsmith Guards,
Nobody Guards,
Rover Guards,
TepthWardLight Guards,
Stevens Guards,
Frog Town Guards
Shifiier Guards,
whitehall Guards,
Moyamensing Guards.
The Young Mechanic
Guards,
Centre Market Guards.
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Dt. Nogers syruP OF LiXerWort, TAI, anu
Catsrrh Splitting of blaod and all other lung complaints
tending to consumption Depot, A. L. Scov Co., No
6 Roadway Frce-in large bottles, ST. three bottles
for So 30.
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Portable dressing Cases, In ali That the
name imports compact and complete containing useful
tioles, Of the best quality, warranted.
A. J. sAUNDERs, Ia Broadway.
Corner Of Liberty street, and yT Broadway,
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Dashingly Attractive.-Such 10 the appel
aon bestowed upon KNoXs fall style Of HAts by
who have given careful examna alton. Possessing the
requisites OF beauty durability and oheapnss cannot
Fulton street. -
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GoIdfmith Of % Broadway has reduced bis terms
private Lessons from SIS $40 for This
opportunity and should be embraced by all who desire
write good hand. Mr. ca rooms spacious and admira
bly, adapted for the convenience Of the pupil.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.


MAIL STEAMER ASIA, FOR LIvERPOOL.-LErTER
v1 and Newspaper Bags, for England, Ireland France
Germany and all other of Europe will the
Broadway Post Once, No. 422H Broadway. four doors
above Canal street. "wednesday morning at 1L
o'clock JAMES e. HARnlOTT.
DosT OFFICE CHATHAM SQUARE. CORNER OF
East Broadway Malls for Europe per steamer ASIA
Letter and bags will close at this Office Wed
pesday, I'D October at 10 o'clock AN for Liverpool Lon
don, Ireland France all parts Of Germany, and other
for, ign countries. AARON sWARTS.
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person who cal ed ut the oce Of D. Evans 70 Nassa,
street. few days SINCE with letter. and quired for
person connected with that letter. requested to call agar
i'm me diately.
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THE FAIR.

THE FAIR.
vJNHE FAIR-THE FAIREsT OF THE FAIR ARE
hieins to the Fair at Castle Garden where Hecker
Parma Jelly cooked on the outer gallery by steam in the
double boilers exhi btion without soorching Ia
served the saloons with ice and other
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Dr. J0meS w. FOWeII, OCU1H6t, AuKis1, DOR,
Ear from to o'clock daily at the same ofess he has
warren street. where had his Treatise Eve
price 10 oents Also, variety Of Artificial Eye,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21

Brilliant ImpOrtatiOns from Par1s.-Gen1n
has just opened several Of the richest
cinatDg Fall and Winter Hats for children embracing all
the fayorte styles for the that have been
Paris he invites the especial attention Of the ladies
this unequalled display. GENIN. 2l4 Broadway.
Opposite st. Paul's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21

Pocket and Pen Knives, Razors, dkr.-A
beautiful assortment Of the above articles Of the
and unique patterns, can be seen ~ the subscrbers
A. J. SAUNDERS, lE 6roadvay,
Corner Of Liberty street. and So Broadvay.
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Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy.-Notes
on th, Bank Bant Of New Rochelle, Jsms. Bank Far
mers Bank Nina Sc. redeemed at at T. Evans cloth
ing emporium in payment for ready made clothing q choicest
descriptions. 20 & ~ FULTON STREET.
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POLITICAL.


EIRsT wARD-IEDEPENDENT TIcKET.-F0R
Alderman, Edmund Grim; for Assistant Alderman,
Charles B. James
CIyENTH WARD WING PRIMARY MEETING, HELD
- at ~ Pike slip On motion. That Nominating Commit
tee seven be appointedone from each district On
Pile slip. STEPHEN RoBERT5, Chairman.
JosEPH CANNING, Secretary.
COUNTY MEETING.-rHE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI-
can Electors Of ths city and county Yor friendly
TO regular and the the party
quested to meet at Tammsny Hall Wednesday evening
20 instant ~ ~ O'CLOCK to hear the port Of the City and
Judicial Conventions The following eminent speakers
been yited to address the John W. rorney Penn
Cory Ohio; John Cotton smith, Connetieu Jas W Nye
Madison county sew York; R. Wright, New Jersey;
Shepard Wright Hawkes. John Cochran james r. Brady
others. HENRY NIcOLL,
Chairman Of Committee Of Arr angemsnts
VIM A. DouoLAss, la.-......-
nuls b. ANDRUs SSe'.
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Brooks Boot Store Low prices alone
would not account fof the eontngous Cow o. customers
which there 20 80 FULTON street The is that the
Boots there sold remarkable for their COED qualities
40 for their low price.
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curtain Materials, Window Ornsments.


gray hair black or brown Goursuds Aedi-
Gated plss freckes salt rheum, ring
chaps ehaes and all skin deformities Popdre Sub
tile uproots hair from part Of the body; Lily White
Liquid Rouge, Hair Restorative or Gloss. at walker
street Broadway; Calender " South Third street.
Philadelphia.
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Debt 10 the worst Kind OF poverty.-" Do
Ing tailor formerly In 10 obsolete The price
clothing 90 low, reduced By 7. SMITH Jr No. 100
Fulton street. that object TO In debt Smith
supplying the hest made all classes Of society
Remenber the cash establishment.
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Hints about Overcoats, not how 60 wear
them, but where TO buy them We have about
hard Of the most elegant make the richest Innings and the
srtatet variety for there alike they all
eolors They were purchased in from distressed
gentlentn and from sales Tho prices
from 81 10 $40 Corner Nassau and Beeknsn streets IS
Suit Store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21

Colorng the hair, eyebrows whskers be
cured at the Wholesale druggists and perfumers in town
and country also at the principal office and manufactory
No Wall street, Wholesale, RETAIL applied. Beware OF
limit
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A ssoCIATIoN OF IxEMPT FIREnEN-rnE REaU
"A lar quartef y meeting Of this association will held
Ii,ensns HALL Tuesday e,snins Oct 2lss At past
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man with had pair Of boots looks seedy
all over matter how Glossy hi. hs. coat The boo.
real good fitting boot neat and handsome call at the
Bootmakers' Union, 81 Nassau street.
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At GREENS Estsblishmsnt No Astor House, have four
unimpeschabe tions-they 81
beautiful material we'll made. and home the
time promised.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-12
Destruction of a Ship by a Whale

Destruction ola Ship by a Whale
The following remarkable case of the
prodigious powers of whale, is related
BY a gentleman who has arrived ia Bos-
ton from New York, where he was in
company with Capt. Deblois. the mas
ter OF the unlucky ship. who arrived in
thatclty Saturday afternoon in the steam.
ship Cherokee:
Capt. Deblois, of the whaleship Ann
Alexander. Of New Bedford, stated that
on the Goth Of August last. when in
latitude 5 degs. so Minis. s., longitude
ZOE dogs. W.. while in pursuit Of
whales, two Of his boats that were out
in pursuit were attacked BY large
sperm whale. and completely slsmolish-
ed. The captain promptly ordered out
a third boat, and proceeded to the assis-
lance Of the men, who were thrown in
10 the sea by the destruction of their
boats. He succeeded in rescuing all
ld them, and reached his ship in safety.
But the whale, becoming more frantic
with rage, Immediately directed his
course for the ship, and struck her
abreast of her foremost. injuring her
80 badly that she Instantly filed
All hands tnok to the boats on the
22d. and were subsequently picked VI
BY the ship Nantucket, Capt. Gibbs. O
Nantucket. and arrived at Payta Sep.
TENDER 18th, whence the captain tool
passage for New York. on his way
home.
This is certainly an extraordinar,
instance Of the fearful capabilities 0
the whale, and We believe the like ha
occurred but once before, which hap
Epened in the case Of Naptucket shil
many years ago. Bosion Journal.
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MARINE DISASTERS The Schooner
Charles ID. Ellis. from New York Tor VIII
ming,on. was sunk al sea on the night of
The l7ih uli.. bv coming in cnnlaci with
the steamship l,nihrr Jnnaihan. Tile
schooner had fine rargn of dry goods.
mnsllv. we b hpve. fnr merchants Of Fay-
elisviIle. valued Al s25.000. and mostly
insured. &c course. The vessel and CAR
go were of course totally last the captain,
crew. an ! passengers were saved. hy get
ting on busr,l the steamer. THE vessel
was owned in New York.
Fayetteville OJssrrer.
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= Misiis,iprftp5e hs) has sisaifsll } y
1eguirs- ~ ln tlose measares. and I
49, her rl,rsi. Afirr iLe.e snA
simA4s sroWsls. he Ellls bark uron cd
pany issues a. basis on whirl ., e0niin-
ne he canvass.
Nov that South Carolina hss fol.0wed
IN ihe train 81 Geasgfs and Atzhsrns and
Mississippi. and sinnzlIy cerlartd against
srressihn. NJ any oihrr srirrme 0f VIZ
iraer. We consider fiis red fsg Of disun-
ION hauled dawn. aud thr whlfe Gag Of
praee and roncald hnisird IN rs place.
The people 81 the Soaall lrsse allowed
'hfir lnve nf The uniun IN ninmrh orrr
llsrif sense II wnng. wIieIlirr real ar inn
asinAry bur lei us moi falI inia the efrnr
at s.ppnsing that berAnSe the flames are
snhosi~d the rmhers are rsiingnis' RI.
They may be easily made 80 blaze afltsh,
insf - depends upoa the North whether
they hall 90 nul alloerlIler. Il is far The
N.slh 90 say whrIhsr. hy the exercise of
wisdom and farIbraranrr; peace shall take
The pl~re Of ag,ialian. and harmony and
fraternity iite place af Discard and hate.
LEI the N"r,h maintain the rovenanis Of
The Constitution iirmIy, and in gnnd faith.
and we shall no mnic hear The hsrsh .slL
hateful threat 81 disnni"n.
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llMlSD,DGCGEs &c @
Iyedaea11ay, Nostmbcr r..
Why EmI<rases-we a,e fuIIv ,.,n,

Why Emi<rafes-we are fully p~rsu.-
ded thsi ps-i oftbe land in Ibis State. though IN
inany es<es wased and wOsn By injuaicious cul-
iyxsioa. Il susceptible Of lhe highest inprosemen,
a Few facts, which have come under our personal
ohsrrvaiioh. have conGrmel Us in Ibis opinion:
and Nc presume al Observing and reiee,in.
men have arrived At The same conclusion. But
the great difficulty in iii. part Of the sla.e. "a
well a. farthcr wesi. has been 10 eet. rrne-
dniansly and al moderate cot, the iagred;eu,s
necessary 10 reclaim The exhausted soil and "a
give il fertility. All win admit that when The N.
Z. Rail Raaa Is completed this desiIersium will
he supplied and il any have doubts iha, hi.
great woIk viii be finished within a reasonable
ine.a view ofihe operations in This neighborl,ood
viii sson disPel Them. BY . jadisious use Of the
means no~ in our power. all may provide con-
peienee fof themselves; nhilr two or three more
years Of patient endurance of the disadvantages
under whirh We labor. will open 10 Us new faei-
iisies. which viii secure for our children homes,
happy homes, ia The heahhirss portion Of the
carh. among highly moral people. with sdssn-
,ases for intellectual and religious culture 10
which they may be strangers in q new county.
Then Why en6rratri
Even now, bad rs our sutton confsssedly
Is Tor making Improvements aud accommodating
wealth, ehierpise and industry DO no, 90 wholly
unrewidcd. Take one fact--and NC suppose
many others ght be al led. friend informed
"a recently. that a farm was soil las, year TO an
Industrious citizen Of this county Tor $50 dollars,
ani this year lac will he aide TO pay f,r il in the
proceed. Of the farm, by the labor Of himself and
one hae; and tai, too. alier taking out his sup
p,n. Tue. kim. Providence favored him. He
had better s,asoas than were enjoyed IL many
other portions Of the country. But il shows
what can he done in good SEASONS; and il must
be borne in mind that the recent drought was not
confined TO this section Of The country alone.
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- I '':''!'''. e. 81
E1E--aGZz ------.z-r
TO Rail Road Contractors.

Oilire Of the North CaIoiina Rail Road Co, ;
Gfernsh0roush, Oct. -, 1851.
z IDS Coz the following wolk on The line Of said
n Road win be received ai the OfEise a this
place until the 5lh December next. when The
Lettings win take place al said Ofliee, viz:
For the Grading and Masonry 81 The following
Sections Of the second Division q said Road,
viz; Sections !. ., 3. 4. s. O.; Q. 10, n, IL, H.
Il, IS. Is [, 80, 81, 80. 80. aud 81.
For The Gading and Masonry Of Sections 7, .,
and Of the Fourth Division, as they may 10
finally determined upon by the Engineer.
For The Masonry and supcrsirssiuTe of The
following Bridges, via: seross crahifee, two a.
cross Emo. Back Creek, and Haw River, on the
Second Division.
bridge across Deep River on the Third Division.
for the Masonry and SupenstrurtuIe Of the
following Bridges on the Fourth Division, viz
acsoss the Yadkin River, Irish BulIaIae, Rocky
River, caudle Greek. aud Sugar Geek.
Contractors for the Grading and Masonry ON
the Sections, aud for all The Bridges except lie
fadkin Bridge. will lie expected 10 take stock TO
the amount Of ons-kalf Of their bid and bidders
will state what stock they bid upon. or whether
they propose 10 take surh stock as may be assign-
cd them by The Board.
] Bidders Cor the yadkin Bridge win accompany
their bids with The amount Of stock they propose
10 take, and state what stock they hid upon, or
whether they propose TO take such stock as may
he assigned them by the Board Of Directors.
Separate bids will be received for the Masonry
and for misrepresentation Of the Bridges.
Ffonlsnd alter 18th November until the let
ting, ESTIMATES Of the Grading and Masonry, and
proilcs q the Road; and estimates Of the Mason-
~ and Supcrstructure Of the Bridges, and the
plans and drawings for the same, may be seen
at the Ofite Of the Rail Road.
Bids may be forwarded Ivy mail, addressed
!" President, ef The N. Z. Rail Road, Grecnsbo-
roughs N. c.
| - J. NJ. MOREHEAD.
Il President Of The N. q. Rail Road.
Oe'9bcr 70. 07-6w
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Letters from Liberia Of The 24lh Of July.
give accounts &c The steady progress III
the Republic. Tie prospects of The new
settlement Of Has.a county were very "a
vorahle. The halbor which is Ia eonsii.
,nle The seaport al that place. and which
has heen kept front The settlers rs The ieal-
ousy Of a chi, who was an old ally Of The
sla,e-lra,lers. had al length heen peaccbly
taken possession Of. Buildings were in The
course &C erection. including good ware
house, from which il is proposed TO sup
ply shipping With provisions, &c. The
harbor is deep ard we'll projected. and
vessels can, consequently, discharge along.
side in one.frrlh the time occupied in
lan,Gn. cargo al other I.iberian towns.
As The place is healthy. and supplies ex-
cellcnt wafer. il was long iavoriie resort
for slavers. who gave itnp with great
reluctance, and il may probably now be
selected. instead of Monrovia. as port Of
call for the contemplated screw.sicamers
between England aud Fernando Pc. II
is to be called Cre>snn. in acknowledge.
mpnl Of the labors Of Mr.. Elliot Cresson
in promoting Liherian colonization.
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Copper.-The Lake Superior journal
Of October 29th, says that the propeller
Peninsa5la lxtt Saul. Ste. Mare thet
morning with one II the iargest freishss
ofCopperever shipped from the country,
having from the Cliff Mine 80 tons, in
masses and barrels; from the Minnesota
so tons. mostly in masses; from the Pc
ninsula one ton, one mass, and two bar
rels. Included in the large lot Of mass.
es fromthe Cliffmine were six enormous
pieces, one weighing 500 lbs. and five
weighing over 5000 lbs. each. The larg.
est piece weighed 900 lbs, more than
any mass ever before sent out Of the
codntry.
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Come and See!
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

rIsHE Female Poets of America, Leaflets of
n Memory, Flowers of LONELINESS, Remcm-
her Me, I,ala Rock, Marmion, Friendships Of
fering, Young Mans Offering, Young I.ady's
Offering, Snow Flake, Dew Drop, The Gilt Of
Affection, The Hyacinth, Christmas Offering,
Tupper's Philosophy, Traditions of the Cove
nanters. Bibles and Hymn Books. Besides va
riety of GIFT BOOKS for Youth, including
Arthur's Tales and other Cheap Publications.
CT To be had al the Drug Store. %
November 4. 0S-
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N otice.
Office ofthe N. e. Rail Road,

Il Is o1'crcd by the President and Directors Of
the North Carolina Rail Road Company.
,hA the Stockholders pay into the Treasury Of
sad Company ten dollars upon each share Of
siocRShcld by them in said Compsrys IN AZ r.
fore TIC 9Th day or January. aud that NJ
crest he charged upon any deferred payment
ir,m and after the LIST day Of February, 1852.
For the convenience Of Stockholders, payments
made to the Bank Of the State, al Raleigh, and
10 the Bank Of Cape Fear, at Salisbury, to tho
credit of the Treasurer Of said Company, and the
certificate forwarded TO the Treasurer, will DO
deemed sufficient.
C. p. MENDENHALL, Treas'r.
October 20. 07-4w
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