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North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01
GREAT EXCTTEMENT
IN NORTH CAROLINA!
The Battle is begun, and L intend to
fight my way through for
HOME INDUSTRY!

IF YOU WANT TO SAVE COUPLE HUN
i DRED DOLLARS, send on your orders for
TMrpenttne Stills, Caps, Arms, and Worms:
Also, Brandy Stills and any kind of Copper work,
Brass, Machinery, &c.
The prices of Still-caps Arms, and Worms, are as
follows: By the pound 81 cents; by contract,
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01

All work will be warranted for 12 months, fire and
burning excepted His work will also be delivered within
fifty miles of Raleigh at the shortest notice and if fail
to deliver Stills in the time agreed upon, will forfeit $5
for each day lost, to the purchaser
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept. IL, 1851. 90-y.
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01

NOTICE..
Subscriber is authorized to sell valuable tract
Il of Land lying in the upper end of Halifax County,
North Carolina, in the neghborhood of Brinkleyvle
adjoining the lands of the late Wm H. Thomas Joseph
Williams, and others, containing s96 acres by re-
cent survey it being the residence of the late Colonel
Rhesea Read There is good aid convenient dwelling
House on the tract with little repairs with other
as could be desired. Ideem it unnecessary to
anything with regard the quality of the Land ony
person would purchase without viewing great bar
gain can be made in whole any part. Any person
wishing to purchase can find the neghborhood of
the land.
WILL. BRINKLEY.
Brnkleyville, Halifax, Aug. l6, 1851. Slid.
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01
NOTICE,

THE subscriber having formed co-parnersbiD MI,
Mr. N. T. HARRIss is desrous of closing m his nS
business and begs leave to urge upon those indeb5
him the necessity of prompt settlement of their hin;
He at the same time tenders his thanks to his former
customers for their kind patronage, ami socits con,
uance of the same to the new firm. O'"''i-
o.. ALEX. McRAE, Jr.
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01
McRAE & HARRISS,

IMPORTERS and Wholesale and Retail Dso,oro :;
lChna, Glass, and Earthenware, and FARMING imnIn
ments, west side Front street. between MorIot W !
Dock streets, Wilmington, N. G. "'N
Wilmington, October l, 1851. OF &C
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01
MORE NEW BOOKS.

TNHE life and times of Calvin, the great Reformer
Il Translated from the German of Paul Henry D. D.
vol, 8 mo-, $S. a..g
Scenes and Legends in the North of Scotland, by
Hugh Miller, author of Old Red Sand Stone Foot
Prints of the Creator, &c. vol, I2 no. 81 25
Campbelps Lives of the Chief Justices of England
from the Norman Conquest to the Death of Lord Mans
$3.50. - = : ="
Appleton Dictionary of Mechanics Machinery, En-
gine Work and Engineering, with 400 Illustrations.
vol. Royal, vo, Calf, @I2,OO
For sale by w. l.. PoMERoY.
Raleigh, Oct Goth, 1851. lOI-
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01

H RANTS History of the HISTORIANS, the Los
|OTnbes. Containing evidence of their identity an
account of their maners CUSTOMS and ceremonies to-
gether with sketches in ancient Assyra &C., Map l2mO
Muslin. -r.s
An important accession, to stores Of geograph-
ical knowledge. Church of England ReUie,U
Contains much curious and interesting information of
which its name gives no previous warning.
.. Athenaum.
For sale by
..... E.. ...- H. D. TURNER,
N. G.. Bookstore.
October 16, 1851. 100
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

y OUA HON TIAAN Il I1HhSs
A T HAND
n Gunny and Hemp Bagging, "A inches wide
Bale Rope and Twine
ALSO,
$50 pairs of Mems and Boys Brogans,
Mems Kip Shoetees, Woms. Lea. Bootees,
with general assortment of shoes,
Blk and white Wool Hats,
rs Point and Duff1e Blankets,
Cradle Blankets,
For sale low by
...-.. rr.....z j. BROWN,
No, 9, Fayetteville St.
Raleigh Oct 6, 1851. 81
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500 REWARD.

LfSCAPED from the Jail of this County, on Friday
1Inight, the 10th inst, JAMES R. LEWIS confined
on charge of Kidnapping. The said Lewis is about
twenty-five or six years old, feet or inches high
spare hsue thin vsage long sharp chin in stature
fair complexion but has some swarthy spots on his face
blue eyes, black hair had whskers when he left reach
ing from his ears nearly to the chn had on when he
LETT coarse black ock cloth coat-the balance of his
clothing neat will give the above reward for his an
Prehension and delivery to me.
-.s - j. H. GOOCH, Sheriff
- of Granville County, Oxford, N. C.
October 10, 1851. 99-3,w
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01
Notice.

Notice.
II OST Mislaid, note John w. Cosby, for fif.
y dollars, dated 4th July, 1851. forewarn all per.
sons from trading for said note, Cosby from paying
the same to any person except myself. la, q 80
.saL 10 tsl f..a et= .- J. d. POWELL.
October 81, 1851. ac e. a.sresf 1921
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01
MARBLE WORK & IRON RAILINGS

T0HN SrRUrHERS & SOM,
No. $50 Market-Street, Philadelphia,
FMr5,isk all kinds Of Marble Work,
MANTELS, MONUMENTS, ToMBS, &C.,
At the most reasonable rates. and work ranted equal
to any house in the Union.
MORE & GALLAGHER,
Corner of Broad & Coates Streets,
PHILA ADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURE
ALL KINDS OF IRON RAILINGS,
For Enclosures, BaLcOnies, VerGndahs, and any
Ea.N'CI" IRON" WORK,
On the reasonable terms. Orders attended with
dispatch.
September 81, 1851. 94-6m
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MUEL H. MARKS,
WHOLESALE DEALER -l,..t
Confectionery, Fruits, Fancy Articles
CIGARS, sc. ....-..t. ....
SYCAMORE ST., PETERSBURG, Va.

TNAKES pleasure in Informing the trade generally
that he has just arrived from tour through rhe prn-
cpe Northern cities, where he has selected with great
care the most extensive assortment of articles in his
line before offered for sale in this market, all of
which having been purchased exclusively for cash will
be offered on the most favourable terms Among his
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01
VALUABLE BOOK.

VALUABLE BOOK.
TTNHE American Practice Condensed or the Family
j Physician. The scientific system of Medicine, on
vegetable principles, and designed for all classes.
This work embraces the character, causes symptoms
and treatment of the diseases of men, and chill
dren of all climates. By W. Beach, M. D.. complete
in vol illustrated with nearly hundred engrav
ings, 4th edition.
For sale by
H. D. TURNER.
N G.. Bookstore.
October l6, 1851. 100
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01

Flesh Gloves and Brushes.
NHE liberal use of these articles is now lust
iy regarded one of the most effectual means of
promoting health and long life. Call and supply your
selves at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD g. Co.
Raleigh, April %, 1851. 40
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01

MOUNTAIN BUTTER, =
A PRIME lot just in Store and for sale by
IA w. H. & r. s. TUCKER
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01
LOubin's and ROuseI's Extracts

LOubins and ROuseIs Extracts
FoR THE HANDKERcH1EF.
Heliotrape, Bouquet De Caroline,
Violet, Jockey Club,
West End, Vervaine,
Jassamin, Lily,
Rose Citronella, Palchouly,
&c Geranium, Jenny Lind,
Italian Flowers, Jube Rose,
Musk, Honey Suckle ...
Also Farina Cologne, fine Toilet and Shaving Soaps,
Toilet Balls, and large Stock of Dressing Combs,
Hair Tooth and Nail brushes which will be sold low at
the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & CO.
Dec. 18th, 1850. IS
North Carolina standard., 1851-11-01
FALL TRADE--l85l.
Southern Trade will soon Insure
SOUTHERN RIGHTS.

+ AM now receiving from Petersburg, Richmond, Nor
Il folk and Baltimore, my Fall and Winter supply OF
Groceries, Dry Goods, CrOckery, China
and Hard Ware,
carefully selected for the season. at moderate prices for
cash, short credit to pttnctsGI customers.
pect keep hand in addition to the above Salt Fish,
Flour and Bacon Iron of different sizes, Nails of
excellent quaitity, with all articles kept in
Village Store. will take in exchange for Goods Corn,
Wheat OATS Fodder Flax-seed, Bees-wax and Cotton,
or Tow Cloth with any other produce that may suit in
my line of business. Call at the Brick Store the
Bank.
THOMAS w. HOLDEN.
P. s. will attend to any Commission business, or
of Goods, satisfy those who may in
trust them to me. T. w. H.
October l, 1851. 95-
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state OF North Carolina, Wake Co.
Superior Court of Law, Fall Term, 1851
appearing that the business on the Civil Dockat
- Cnmlnal Docket, and Equity Docket has accumuIa
that it cannot be dispatched in any reas
onao1e time it is therefore ordered that SPECIAL Su
Ds Sourt be held for the County of Wake on the end
Monday of January. 1882 '''' Gnu
E52-- tSE r. P. FINCH g. c. C.
- @en, lool...rs ALt S99-w4w.
OPaddiS.. Celebrated Corn starch. for
Just received at r,,o
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NEW YORK g. NEW-HAvEN RAIL

~ ROAD Sumner Arrangement On and altcI
Canal Station Broadway Passengers also eceiycd
al The New-iors and lS.e@ R S Once T"enyse'
|. Accommodation Tram at 7 III. for New-Haven and
all inferno stations Passengers from Way Stations Tor
Albany aud the Stations the Hoisatopc and Naugauck
Railroads. Will take this and stop at Bridgeport Pas
ol Boston, Providence Worcester Hartford Sprmg
and JON Express Tram at New-Hayen Passengers for the
Canal railroad viii take thus tram to New Haven
2 Express Train at O'Clock NJ for Stanford, Bridge
port and New Haven, thence To Hartford Springfield Con-
nectcut River Railroad Worcester Providence and Boston
Passengers for Canal Railroad will chanea cars New
Haven. Passengers for the Housaono Railroad 10 stale
Line Albany and Ptsheld and for the Nsugaiuck kaAi-
road Will stop al Bridgeport.
g. Accommodation Tram at 9o'clocs, An for Ne9-Ha-
ana all intermediate Stations Passengers Ply nus Tram
for Stations on the Hartford and New-Haven Railroad,
will remain over al New Haven until Pm Passengers
for Boston by taking this Irain may remain over from
Station here the Express Tram receives passengers
Passengers by thls Tram lor the Canal Railroad vi" remain
SPECIAL Tram at MS NJ for Port Chester and inter-
TIpress Tram at sP NJ for Stamford Norwslk Bridge
port and New Haven, thence 70 Hartford Sprngne d. Wor-
TcSsaonc Rs,lrosd To Pt:sseIs and With Tam Of Nan
gsutrck Railroad On Saturdays this Tram
Traiu VI CsSsl Reilroad 4, New Haven.
6 Accommodation Tram Al PPM :or New Haven and
l. Conmuiailou Tram u Rpm for NewHayen and
intern ediSie Stations.
s. Specsl Tran at 80 NJ foT PoIf Chester ana inter-
TRAINS TO NEW YORK.
Spec al IRAN at " II trVlu foft theSttf, stopping
ii all nie mediate stations.
2 Communication Tram al 4 vi from New-Haven, stop
plag all the intermediate stations
8 Accommodation Tram at 8 IS 4 III nom Ne"-HayeH,
stopping IT al intermediate stations receiving passengers
frca Naugatuck Railroad al Bridgeport
4 Accommodation Tram at 20 AN. from New-Haven,
stopping al intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Hartford and Haven Canal and Nsuaiuck Raul
read
Express Tram al bpm I'm connection with the e.
press Tram from Boston from New Haven, stopping az
Bridgeport Nor~ak and Sanford receiving passengers
from the Housatonc Railroad ~ Bridgeport, and Canal
Railroad al New Haven
SPECIAL Tram at IS NJ from Por, Chester stopping
at all intermediate stations
7 Accommodation Tram al 20 NJ (rsoelyss passeR-
gers from the Accommodation Tram from Bosion) from
New Haven sioppius =; all intermediate stations
6 Express Tram a. IS y. NJ. Tor IN connection with
Express Tram from Bosion stopping at Bridgeport Nor
walk and Stamford. Arriving NewforA AZ II 80 = N
Evening Train from Psttsfed connects with this Tram 1t
Bridgeport
Passengers requested procure tickets before taking
seats = the Cars
Jesu GEO. W WHISTLER, Jr., Superintendent.
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OCULAR MAIL LINE via StOning-

III ton for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEp-
FORD TAUNTON and NEWPORT, crarylng the great
Fase United States NAL without change OF cars or de-
teEtion The steamer c. VANDERBILT, Capt Josl
Stone and Commodore Can't W. X FraZce IN connection
with the StonngOn and Providence and Boston and Prov
denoe Railroads leaving NewY0rk daily, tSnndays eI-
cepted) from Pier No N r. first wharf above Battery
place O'Clock Nj and Stonlngtcn at IS ococS
or ON arrival Of the mail which leaves Boston at y
PM 80.
These steamers are unsurpassed for strength, safety
seed comfort and elegance The officers are experiences
and attentive.
The natural advantages Of THIS route superior 10 any
other being shorter and direct the p more pleas
sfv and erpedously performed. while passengers
always RELY upon reaching their destination IN advance OF
those by either Of the other routes
The COMMODORE, from New Ycrs-Monday," ednes-
dsy and Friday.
From Enthusiastically, Thursday and Saturday.
The c. VANDERBILT from New fOTk-TuesdaS
From Stonngon-l Monday, Wednesday snd Fnd&y.
NB-PaSsengers O arrival at Stonngtll proceed nme'
daely per Mail Train 10 Providence and Boston OIL pre-
ferrcd remain board the steamer and tSnnday exced
take the Accommodation Tram from Stonngton Al VI
which connects at Providence with he II M Tram II,
Boston.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tram
through each way.
Newport passengers remain on board the olat at
Stoniugion until 81 NJ then take the Accommodation
tram aud arrive al Providence time 20 take the steamer
PERRY. which leaves Providence for Newpot AT si
arriving at Newpon by II VI. New-Bedford aud Tam
passengers proceed mme jatey on tne afsl OF VIC
Mail Train a. Nans field. 49,.
For passage bsrths state or freight applcato1
tery-ylace e2u
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT.-In the mlt;er of
kthe Application 4 the Mavur. Aldermen aad Connln-
ai'y ~ lie City Of New ora. relative - tue OPENING
ara EAi ESS.OS 4 A>tilN S.RCf'r i.lr =
fc ct e .na.lln 90 & / fwclh-strcet
II the Nl-l NarL o. sid c.y. Public MT hereby
gwen The Meyos. Aldermen anl CoGirasuLty .. the
Ci'F - tsv NOra -r--euf 70 fLc srts.ss scl
made AMI PROVIDED thai me said ne Mayor. Aldermen and
Ctan1ni iy II H. C.ty New osN in;tnt - -ase A.
pcatltn 90 ne Supreme Cont az the safe 4 NsTipr<.
- sec Al term Of tie sad Court - be hed AZ the City
AZ The CITY cf New 81 -iay, the 18Th day of
c1st a. he opening II .e Court that lay.
sron thereafter counsel DC heard FOR tle appoint
reIr 81 Commissioners "a Estimate an S>en n the
above tuttlec nasrCr hat The nature and extent OF
the intended improvement - tie extension ami opening OF
Nashi eton N The Ninth Ward ii the CITY Of New
York. from rs present lla'On a. G1lsevrt-;ree 20
Twelfth street continuing the the same difcc
ton and Vi he width Washington street l. u
sent between Troy and Gsnseycer streets Dated New
York. july =. 1851 HENRY T.. DAVIES,
Iy23 tAuglS Counsel TO the Corporation.
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Spring and SUMMER ARRANGE

- MENTS-NEW LINES for PHILADELPHIA va
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILRoAD-MORNiNe
LINE leaves Pier Ne North RIVER foot II Battery place
DAILY Sundays excepted At O'Clock A. by the spien-
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John Simpson. tor
South Aboy thence By the superior Of the Company
10 Camden reaching philadelphia III stopping at
spottswood West Prospect Plans, Cranberry sat N,
Hightstown, Centervle. Newtevn. Sand Hills, Borden
town and Burlington
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily isundays szcspted)
at Vi wa South Amb1y Camden. a-rvIrg a; Pha-
dephia at 81 p NJ stopping SpottSwood West Hghts
BrdentOn Burning on Beverly, Rancccas and Pal
myra Freehold and Monmouth by either tram
fare 81. cents. 49,
Yare hy either line 50 % Forward lecs. %
Break fast inner and supper provided o- the s:eaD-
boat John Potter.
EMIGRANT LINE a, s. occck. Pn-P--sssl-eIs
leave hy steanboa. NSPORT Capt John CO Id, dali
(sundays ercspei) al 81 O'clock p N. for S0T,h AnnlS
proceed ~ ears Bprnt0vn and take sea1iri % D. K
iINGTON and arrive PRladeyh,a reI; morning At
oclock. Fare 81 So -
Fifty pounds 81 baggage allowed each passenger 20 os
carried the risk II ia owner act nothing VII he retiTeN
OF cons dered - baggage, eIcop. wearing apparel
ms BLISS, AEeht
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

lN-Trains leave NEW YORK follows, from pier foot
Of Duane-st daily, Sundays excepted:
1-MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN at . A M Tor Dun
kirk stopping only al SueTns Chester, Mddeton Della
ware Narrowsburgh, Hancock Deposit Sosqnehanna'
Bnghampton OWego WayeTly, Eimlra Corning Horneis-
Vile and Oean. This train connects at DunklrA WIN a
on arrival Of the cars for Cleveland, direct arriving IN
time 20 take the Express Tram for Cincinnati Passengers
for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo take this tram, ana
arrive Geneva the evening, and at Rochester and
Buffalo ,ne same night.
2 MAIL TRAIN, at ga NJ, via Permont, stopping at
all the Stations and arriving at Enlra al u Pm ms
tram remains at Emra all nlght, aud proceeds next morn
ing at o'clock arriving at Dlmsrk IN the afternoon
3. WAY TRAIN at 81 Phi, VIA piernot, OusVlie' ahs
all intermediate Stations -, , 81, NJ,
4 WAY TRAIN at p NJ, via Jersey City, for Otsvilie
and all intermediate Stations.
S EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. at PM, for Dun
kirk stopping al the same Stations as tne Jay hApess
This Train connects at Dunkirk with the splendid steam
ers NIAGARA, KEYSTONE SIAIE and EMPIRE.
one of which will leave for DETROIT direct, on ne
ARRIVAL of the cars and connect at Detroit with the w
press Trains on the MICHIGAN CENTRAL HALL
ROAD. for Chicago Milwaukee, &c.
Passengers for Geneva, Rochester and Buffalo, taxing
this Tram at Geneva next msrnng and Al hoches-
ter and Buffalo in advance of any other line.
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
]. MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dnnklrk az
ga stopping al the same stations as gong west anu Al
irving in New-York the evening.
O. WAY TRAIN, leaves Otisvllle at st A. NJ stopping
at all the Stations srrving IN NewYork al 10 20
3 MAIL TRAIN. leaves Dnnkrk at 10 A VI stopping
ut all the Stations and in Elmira at s. =. M
4. MAIL TRAIN, leaves Geneva al A NJ; ana bllhi-
at A M stopping at all the Statons and arrives IN
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Dunkirk at
81 p NJ stopping the places as gong west aud at
Goshen and arrives in New-York the next forenoon.
FREIGHT TRAINS. leave from pier foot OF Dnane-ss
at NJ for al Stations on the Road, and Tor Rochester
A 10 Sf CHARLES MINoT. Superintendent.
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. . Of Sf'@i' CHARLES MINoT. Superintendent.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

u EEW-YORK 10 ALBANY and IhO1, ana inter-
mediate places By Railroad and Steamboat.
Iiro Daiiy lanes THROUGH each 'ocy
On MONDAY, July the road Will be opened for 'svsl
between Oakhlll and Albany. 80 ~
On and after thus date the Trains run as follows, iSns-
LEAVE NEwYoRK, COMO NORTH
From office. near Chambers st.
At AM. for POUGHKEEPSiE, stopping at all the
At8AM. for ALBANY, stopping at Manhattanvilie
YonseTs Dobbs' Ferry, Tarrytowa, Sing sing, Pcekskll
Carrsons Cold Smine Fishki New Hainburgh. Pough-
keepse thence by steamer ARMENIA to Oakhl Couch
ing at intermediate places on the nver where the trans
viii the Passengers and Land them in Albany at
At IL, PM. for POUGHKEEPsIE, freight train)
stopping at all way places =, ,,,,s,,, 80. ,,h.,
tanvile. One Hundred and Fiftysecond-st, fonkers,
Hastings, Dobbss Ferry. Deaman Tarrytown, Sng-Sns,
Point New -Hanlburgh and Milton Ferry
At4P, NJ. for ALBANY, stopping at farrytown, sing
Hamburger and poHghkeepsle and thence by steamer
to Oak hill and by Railroad 10 Albany at about lVs NJ
AtIiP. NJ. for TARRYTowN only, stopping at all way
Atop NJ. for PEEKSKILL, stopping at all way STA
lions - -
Atel A. NJ for NEW YORK, stopping at Milton FeTTy,
New fiamhrreh, Low Point. Flshkil, Cold Sprns Car
DeaTman Dobbs Ferry Hastings. YonkeTs, One Hundred
and Finy-sccondst and Manhattanviue - ,
At7AM. for Freight and Passenger to NE"-fokk,
Al i0l A NJ Tor NETWORK. Tor on srTivai Of boar
from Oabhll, bringing passengers fIon Albany soiiAns
and YonkeIs. arriving az New-York at Il =. VI
At p Nj, for NETWORK, stopping at all the way
Hts, p NJ. for NETWORK (or on arrival of boat from
OakhD stepping al me principal way stations anu ie~eA
'-s LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR NEw-yoRK
At 81 A NJ stopping at all Way stations on signal
LEaVE TARRYTowN FOR NEw-York.
At6ssP. " stopping at al! Way Stations
Passengers Will procure TICKETS oeise eeleIlns .ae
NJ xo,s Io,v = HJe9 e." u W iels n
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

Oniy through ine-Fare reduced On SATURDAY,
ssg zesh, q ocleck NJ the splendid doable-ensine
Sei mship CHERoKEE, l.seo tons burden. HENRy WIN
pLk Commander wi sail precisely At ecicck p VI from
esr pet al The loot OF Warren street. With the Gov
Snrs nj Mails, airec; for Havana and Chagres
PASSENGERS rransferrsd AZ Havana 10 the splendid
e,Shae- engine s,ean ship FALCON
xS~|n:,.stns with the regular Mail S,eayne- NORTH
In To sail ron Pa3ana q spsut ne is.h Au-.
sssssss, arpy at tAe cee, a Soaassreet, or At ~
"Nses iyi3fn
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EW-YORK and CHARLESTON

i STEAM PACKET llNE-The steamship SOU TIL
ERNiR Viii he wuhGra from this Line for few days.
for TIE pupsc OF ecoppcrng ami palnng N consequence
81 VIII there VIII be no Steamer for Charleston On Sal
urday neat .--
DAY SOih july al O'Clock y Nj precisely. All BIS ~
ladug signed by ruser ard Freight ~ cents percu-
b. fot FOR iceht appy hoard, at North River,
So trr passage to SPoFFORD. TlLESr0N co.
p23Tl IS South.st
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
III limited STATES MAIL STEAMEkS.-The she
PACIFIC. Capt. Nye,
- - ffst~ 60 n..s

Att ANTIC, Capt West, PACltIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce, BALTIC, Capt CVh'ssoch,
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These ships been but by contract, expressly fcf
loysnuen service every care has taken their con.
strucon also then Engines to insure strength ane
speed and their accommodations Ter passengers are ui~
sqaa.d for elegance OF comfort Pnce of passage from
New York Liverpool slSo exclusive nse OF extra sac
state $685. from Liverpool to New YORK tS2 AZ
sxpensnce Surgeon attached TO each ship No berth
b. secured until pad for The owners Of these ships VIII
net he accountable for gold svor 6nlon specie, e"el
precious stones or metals unless bills 0 ladng are sgros
therefor aud the value thereof therein expressed.
ppnpnSEn nATEs OF SAILING.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION

OCONPANN for BREMEN via SotTHAMPlON-
fhe L. 4. Mail steamship WASHINGTON, {. W. Floyd.
commander viii Sall for Bremen, wa Southampton, on
SATt RDAY, Aug from pier North River, a, lyoclocS
An experienced Surgeon attached 10 the ship Al letters
must IaSs through the Post Office Specie delivered IN
hayrc AMI London For passage or freight, apply TO
MOIlkR SAND 4 RlkRA, Agents. 20 Broalwsy
The steamship HERMANN viii succeed the WASh-
INGION on the 9th SertemhSr IVA tAugS'
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT

' Sarah l. Mitchell against John Mi;chel SUIT IN di-
voice To JOHN MITCHELL fnl are hereby sum
moned and required the mpnt IN ls actnn,
which was this DAY filed the Office Of the CLERK 81 The
CIV and County Of New-YOrk. AZ the Ciy fall Guy ~
Now York and 10 serve copy of yon answer 20 the sdd
cn LIANT TN the subscriber al his Office JIi Broone street,
within en;y days inter the service "i
t,r ON yon VI the day Of such service
and Won fan 10 the SAID compliant wiha the time
the plaintiff this acton WI apply 10 me Court
for The relief demanded IN the compliant July 3D.
1851 Nj VAN HOVENBERGH Plantlh 5 Attsney,
234 Broope-stTeet, "a door from Bo"ery Bank
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