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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-01-17
THE STANDARD.
RALEIGH, N. C..
SATURDAY. JANUARY II. 1852.
A PROCLAMATION,


BIZ His ErceAency DAVID S. REID, Governor Of the
State of North Carolina.
WHERHAs three-ffths of the whole number of men,
bers OF each House of the General Assembly did at the
last session pass the following Act:
AN ACT to amend the Constitution of North
Carolina.
WHEREAS, The freehold qualification required
for the electors for members of the Senate conflicts with
the fundamental principles of liberty; Therefore,
SEC. l. Be 1T enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State of North Carolina, and it is hereby enacted
bu the authority of the threc-fths of the whole
number of members of each House concurrng that the
second clause third section of the first Article of the
amended Constitution ratified by the people of North
Carolina on the second Monday of November A. D..
1885, be amended by striking out the words and pos
sessed of freehold within the district of fifty
land for months before and at the day of cleo
on so the said clause of said section shall read
as follows All free white of the age of twenty
years Except is hereinafter declared who have
been inhabitants of any district within the State
twelve months Immediately preceding the day of any
election and shall have paid public taxes shall be entitled
to vote for a member of the Senate.
Sec. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That the Governor
of the State be- and he is hereby directed to issue his
months before the next election for members of the
General Assembly, setting forth the purpot of this Act
and the amendment o the Constitution herein proposed
which Proclamation shall be accompanied by true and
perfect copy of the Act authenticated by the certificate
of the Secretary of State and both the Proclamation and
the copy of this Act the Governor of the State shall
to be published in all the newspapers of this State
and posted in the Court Houses of the respective Coun
ties this State at least six months before the election
of members to the next General Assembly.
Read three times and agreed to by hreefths of the
whole number of members of each House respectively
and ratified in General Assembly, this the Oath day
January, 1851. G. DOBBlN, S. H. G.
w. N. EDWARDS, s. S.
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WORTH NEEDING. If men gave three times as
much attention to ventilation ablution, and exer-
to eating, furnishing and late hours, the number
of doctors, dentists and apothecaries, and the
amount of neuralgia, dyspepsia, govt, fever, and
consumption would be changed in corresponding
ratio Mankind would rapidly present the aspect,
not only of far healthier and more thrifty, but
far more beautiful and virtuous race
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Friendship, the growth of halfa century, those
oaks that laugh at storms, have been cankered in
night by worm, even as the prophets gourd
CaSket
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FAYEFTEvILLE. The following gentlemen nav y
been elected Town officers for Fayetteville: JOs'D
e. Bryan, Magistrate of Police; and Messrs JauI'
Sundy, P Taylor, Joseph Arey, T. S. Lutterlon,,
M. Beasley, William McLaurin, and William "N'
den Commissioners
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STATE OF North CAROLINA,

C,Utce q RSecTctu7Y 07 Otufe'
I, WILLIAM HILL, Secretary of State, in and for the
State of North Carolina do hereby certify that the fore
going is and perfect copy of Act of the Cen
era Assembly of this State, drawn off from the original
file in this Office Given under my hand this 3lst
day OF December, 1851
VIM. HILL, Sec'u of State
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The Hon. Lemuel Sawyer, for number Of '1 :,
Representative in Congress from this State o'sO
Washington City, yesterday week, of diSsS''
he heart.
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According to re gious statistics, it is asser'eu
church goers have declined 80 per cent in Ne" -,
during the last thirty years, while theatres nave
creased SO per cent. New York "gets no O'''
fast.''
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MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

The members of this Company held their annual
meeting in this City, on the 18th instant.
We learn that the old officers reelected. See
advertisement, containing their names, in another
column.
We learn that assessment of 81 per cent. was
levied upon the premium notes. to raise funds meet
recent losses.
The Annual Report of the Company, embracing
statement of its operations during the past year,
will be published soon.
We are grati6ed to state that the Company is in
prosperous condition, and holds out the strongest
promises of future usefulness,
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AND WHEREAS, the said Act provides for amending
the Constitution of the State of North Carolina as
to confer every qualified voter for the House of Com
mons the right to vote also for the Senate;
Now therefore, to the end that it may be made known
that if the aforesaid amendment to the Constitution shall
be agreed by thirds of the whole representation
in each house of the General Assembly it will then
be submitted to the people for ratification, have issued
this my Proclamation in conformity with the provision,
of the before rected Act.
In testimony Whereof DAVID S. REID, Governor of
the of North Carolina hath hercunto set his hand
and caused the Great Seal of said State to be affixed
,.55iSSe, Done the City of Raleigh, the thirty
ss4WG&s first day of December, in the year of our
RENAME: Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
SS$ one, and in the 18th year of our Indepen-
SSSTH' dence.
By the Governor, DAVID 5. REID.
Thomas SETTLE, Jr. Prirate Secy.
Persons into whose hands this Proclamation may fall,
will please that copy of is posted up in the Court
House of their respective Counties.
o. All the newspapers in the State will publish the
above oftener than week till the next August
election.
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SUPPOSED MURDER. We learn, from Correspon
dent in Johnston County, that the morning of the
3lst December, a negro by the name of Boil
the property of Mrs. Mary Woodall, was found dead
in an old field her residence. The negro, it is
supposed, came to his death by violence as he had
bruises upon his body, and there were evidences oil
a scuf1e near by.
1t is to be hoped that the neighborhood in which
this foul deed perpetrated, will leave means
untried to bring the guilty to justice.
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was again postponed, at the Special Term for this
County. 1t was put off, as learn, the affidavit
of DR.. Outlaw, who desires establish the WILL }
for the absence of material witnesses.
No business of importance was transacted by the
Court,
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RorciRu Ports.

.ro.l,, ss,f Heiccn s,etsan I'm. River st. Lawrence
49, s,b An.ean Esss noo,e New Yo's land .'sd far
London stephen 6ovsr Sampson RIVER - A~irnes AMI sailed
o5 p .a.op3 a. opb. a. Sa..n o C.c,ta
SAILED Falmouth sept asy T. Whittier Jones' IRON ia
A. =, Br.ioi Sept . Elizabeth. samml. NeE Yars
s,Newpous SEPT o, Bengal Bray Boston, huPaem'a fsns
y al gloucester Sep, O. Smroa Nichols John, \. B. Car
,hre Dow. Blsnch ri, Rctbucto
So 81 I'm. G..so- SEPT ,css.n. g,.s l Nf S
Pa.,eo through F sept Ta'so, Coulter fro" sun
AR Al O town SEPT; Sarah Parker Fraser oAIao
"a A. fosar -.tt waiham Houdle;is. aud lyman Reed
fon Hsvana) Cron.tsd, 3D. Herbert haeti iron Bo''oAl
Tss ss,.n M,con n H.ysas 70! cr2',d, "''''"'d
By ,,eaG S% Ho,J ss. ~ .noy. Deno Tinted
AR Al Hsburs Sept Louise Gohs, Baltimore SD 3D. Hir-
eTt com crItsr.n SEPT Roter Peel. w-npo, y oe.a.
81 L.tut1 N.p Yrt Johanna Else Do soph' Galveston
'I h =, Bsmsrba'sa s.r g. Sophie Buld-on n York SD
3d. ts y, Su S,.@ SEPT veo. Edi.. wmurouSc
Sd ron H-yost sept 2. co'ios an-r Parker Ner Y9rt
SD 9Th, Ha'rs Milford Se~ for1 caehslo' Aa-
81 rom sors,sar sept . Ass Laye cahsnai oc-au,
ste,hsnon Sev Or.ns si from HI Road. a. Home Ho,aer
So irom M..si-. sspt Porsali'a Dnel -ater Grsnt
Arr stst rbss AS % fra1sn Mitchell New ros "a ,o9n'
81 from Cad, AVG II Majestic, HoRin.. Ne.sni-
Ar Mssss Az u. Peyona slater Almena 70 hhsh 49,
50 rom Tr,.i. Aus ~ Louisa KHAN white Qusen,'o-n.
Ar At Gsa,r ios 10 OREGON Hoc1is, c.laS. fo Genoa
so rom Lisbon 335 uii .hsss stella, Pierce NaarN
Arr. A. ysn fh MI. N % JoseBhu-, PANE. N-~ Orleans.
SD Jansro Aus g. t's Poulsnsy Mouaft Baltimore
ust Tom Coryn. Boston Tor Ceufle
zoe s.rsh Williams, from NsS foa schr Eoea Anias' III
bot nom Boston.
~ C. quarantine, lsst arr shr On-art fOm Batmore
dfG-only An. ves-els
SD from ssn~pla ri INST, bus Palmer. Pafk. Bo.ion
Havana 18th mt shy Canton. seVr or New You. fg
bsrts Cornra ward Jams- Smith. Jsc son, for Phndsl
yha FtsnIhn Gosh or Botor DO. hfs- Roscoe heCrs. 1i
Phisdsphs DO ADAMS Gay Henri. sSd Ottawa. smm 10.
Ar al Msan1a. 18Th MT bark Hecs White. Ser Yort
Esd for ds Quebec l5h shp Sarah LOUISA, HeEier
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CPRINGFIELD. MOUNT VERNON

~ and PITTSBURGH ACKNOWLEDGMENT for
LOAN LOAN 0sp Gsi ID MOUNT VERNON and
GAGE CONVERTIBLE BONDS.
The Springfield Mount Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company otter Tor sale slOos Of their Mortgage Bonds
The Bonds Of 81 900 EACH payable the l DAY
OF January 1863 with interest per CT s,m annu.
ally In the City Of NewYork the let day Of January
and July Of each year. here the principal is also PAYABLE
They secured by first and only ulozase 10 George 8
Coe Esq Of the City Of York trustee for The bond
bodrD The amount Of Bonds thus be issued at present
under the mortgage Is limited $50 no. They are COO
holder
The mortgage the line Of road from Springfield 10
DeiswaIe distance Of 4s miles reaching Al the latter
point the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
and on the real ard personal Of the Company b-
tween spd both places This part OF the road under
contract and the greater part Of the work done and 4
viii be finished and brought into about the st Of
neIt Inc Local % 'scprons applicable this division Of
me ROAD amount TO httle upward Of 5000 of which
sbou. three quarters has paid up And the entire cot
OF this divlsioo-ncudns two costly bridges each costps
about ssoooo-wi be shout $4,000 and the Company
have further subscription OF upward OF siG,OO0 500 Z
cable to The Eastern Division Of the road extending 20 ne
Ohoapd Pennsylvsnis Road LoRdonville distance
of64 miles
This road psss through the central part OF Ohio den,.lv
peoped and productive any otner part of Ohio ana
II forms an important link In through ne from Nsv-York
70 Cincinnati By way Of Philadelphia and Pitsburgh An
exsmnsnon OF the map vii show that IL occupies position
equal to any other IN the State
froposas VIII be received tor any net ,ess than
800, uni ne Ah day q September At o'clock Pro
PosaS 70 b addressed 70 Mes1Is DELANO DJNIFVY
CO. No 10 Wast, ndorsed Proposals for soy,n,6al5
hsunt Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad Bond. Ten os1
a. Ia z, me PuIca.'s money vii % required Accepting
Per eenspurehasen st liberty to pay In full Interest on
the bonds 70 run from day Of payment
Company may Be had 1t the scs Of oELANO nrfS
LEVY co, No. 10 Walss. And all necessary informs-
ase sSsY = ,:'p 2 s "a I'd its
Neu-yefk, Sept g. 1852 ~
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WhaIhra.

Arr =, Nantuche h schr Hamilton, Paisr'or Shoals viii -
a. C s.x Besers soh ship Addison, Cab, Sorh Paeac
May " ildsr. Pacific Ocean -, ~. r,. -,
sol S.. Perl Forsyih L. 20 -bs m lfth. Active, Worn
NH shps Tahmirno, Nee , H. clean, CorEr-ss,
r,o,u lat rom Helena 80 o5s 18th, bark CO, hsot
Ho.rer Maftspoesti. - bol- .
-, rom .hip svt. ~ B. report. Of Frsn'h Rock A3'
so W sofsn saHpson. Nv B-f1rt 90 bsis % OF
Cart Tton of shp John. % = B. - her Of
Pa. Julv IL tuud al veil clean On The lin ssJ out BON
Nv Bedfd sruct v'ry Aft7 sperm Nae Il Neht on -
The L alt with too tow .n-s
l.ter fnu CtVt ho~es o. sur cans OF ~" bedofa' r.
,orts t-r % FsyslJuy 10 al veil. ban . OIL.
,,.t " Csp, Baibavy Of sup Congress, Of Nsw Bedford,
rep n. h. D. Fayal July II, c'-sn 800
i.,e rom go o. Non'e1ura. or y B. reports
- Jrv d. al sell clean Tor Id a. Ocean. days
Re, - .. 81, rec lsanls sote 10 cate h, barr
Kathleen. Alien = clean .--
T4 b,tt .d-d vha-hip a Csr1s lanc. Ars l,''p
~ bs.a Fr-isrcs n Ner B~d'rl We earn
,bs, .,shsv- r,c.~i sh report he Cha f-d- a.
t,i11 Js, tts 81 d.. rhals oi put 10 On
I. - - 49, on boa,I Hal % her ~ t@ath.
90 6b,sd d k Had sso dscba@d III her ON -r' par o.
whom sek, and vas bound 90 cruise iof 'p-i1 "A
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Dry Goods.
o. WILSON IL CO., No. IL

Dry Goods.
o. WILSON IL CO., No. ~
-. c0URTLANDT-st, toppOste the National and
Nos II and IS DEY.w
EevYork have in store full assortment Of every de-
scripton Of ~
FALL ard WINTER GOODS ri
10 which constant additions will be made by every arrival
Our stock will comprise large variety Of
TALORs GOODS
English Belgian French, German and American Cloths
Cassmeres and Doeskns Silk and Woolen Vesings Satin.
en Tweeds kerseys Pilot Cloths Serges Trimmings and
all other goods sppertsnns this department. 70 which we
call the sttentioo Of manufacturers Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
and others We have aso, all times hand large and
DESIRABLE STOCK OF HOSIERY,
selected with great care acting every description Of
goods In this Tine; Silk Wooden, and Cotton Hose and
Hafhose Wrappers and Drawers; all kinds OF Gloves and
Mftts Chdrens Socks Hoods, and Sacks WOODEN Yam.
Gc. &c.
Also, Department devoted expressly to
In which We offer q handsome assortrnent
Also, full stock Of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
In our WHITE GOODS Room viii be found all that IN
choice 81 desirable In this line
In addition TO the above we have full stock OF
DOMESTIC GOODS,
De LANES Ginshsms Merrmsck and Cocheco Prints Dem
Ina Stripes, Brown and Bescbed Sheenss and Shirns
&c &c, at the lowest market prices
We invite the attention OF the closest buyers for cash. x
months and short sedil
N Bust received, 800 ea.a nep style, Merimae and
C0oteco prtats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

Bar. c.r toT Nsosis.l spralus se. 49, ~
TOR =, s- got Oh. but pr1ethy a - am
\. srdt 20 repar loss ABOUT s'@ooi sufea
H., re- curscoa or Boston, pat INTO y Jato -
ao.L ~ ,,rfs the lat Of = Ionlo.o -. -.
rssre sso hiTF-d 90 much EAef Ia" 80
hear up r 10 -hov~ pIft - 1879. e.. q. ga.
80. ,a.,,,W . W miles distant passed snn'eu ves
81 ,l n, ~ topnast o. psa Jai, With The .si Attached n H.
sha,e and yard painted re she also passed
a urnher 81 Or fsh bsrel-.
SIR sr.rrtta chapJn from spsrih MAN. With cargo OF COCOA
s,- D. hrurd 70 Bafiros wrecked serana Key,
about evay nc ~ Jamaica and The tt 90 he
I3ta snd total ns e'--s- Vas oliN bn
fo,. about yssr nr- Tor 90 English gentleman residing The
Hu,auo Coast Vbo believe Vas on bard AZ n. time
m are insured several Baltimore Offices
.fs of
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....."sePt q
Cleared.

Steamship sropa Ryus, Liverpool z. cunar5.
slctn's LsVs nse Orsans j. ". biweu; ofanoo'
ME- Se O,sn Poster Sicssr-on; Amazon, Roberts s.
job barclay Livingston knsrant Br Auirsser Ban n9e
O-ncis Co Masonic Hare Quebec, Cool smth Dophh'
Tfuuey. Melbourne &c Boil-r Bros
BsrEs-meny Esn slower. n.seiIes. r. bacI Coz Asa
Exh 0a,ss No., Hazard; John Bird, Bird View Or
irsrs Kssutb Son Msns Mean GuaJana, De F'fe't
4 Co 81, -,
sen Juan Pea tb1rci juliet, Hin, Le- pool ~ s. H.
gsus. nav yon. Eldnoge. NIiDddse Suftes6 Co
toorer- Dshorah, Robuus Ha-hnGtyu, na-ter r. frnk,
Fnrs Rn Vac Brun slate irtoa bfo~s sAtn
Ctessy CO Jonaia Webb.r PHILADELPHIA Hsnd; Haf more
s.,bt Rsrmors hnson Tnwden; Pen, Smith, Rchm Z
j hts 4 Co GIBBS. Gibbs. Beaufort y C.. Pi1 ser y
Lamont Abn Osborn Tbompson RIB nd Van Brooi sasn
sost,o Psra ne Jsck0nvpe, kesnth Sons; X w b,o~G
HIN VIII ast Doluer POeri Eleanor, Goodwin, Nag
siou. jan. n g Hety.
Bsr,e Gfau pus Pane Phlsdelphia WIN. Hall
sloop Sarah, Lincoln, Taunton, hass) nsster
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rFron cur Corr..,onaeni.1

FhiLADkLfHlAS sept a-Arr steamship City o. Boston
eofoet Boston eat Aasha Rogers White, John
hHes r.eIno Elm Iykr. Bosios snss Hanover YOr
hnd A'nro, seA,y Pou, Poconockef Brewer sostoa;
Wa hcGIN.y. Clifford Boston A Lancaster Clifford Boston
Beasoe. htchooIn 90 Racine Nichols. Do Ellen KIN
mah do scsrs Sophia Godfrey, WlhAs Pro,dence: Charles
hoofe smith. norwak Dart, sones Providence Leah saun
5ers doi Thomas MARTA DoSshery Mes Yor C. c. stri;ou
Wsstcott, Salem, Mass l. r. Burton LIMO d, Fpp>bgrr
ilns Povdence ssrsh MeDonush Ehs, Hsrwiehi Dsawss
Corson csss Lst1rtev,n Corsou Lynn Hsesa. Bosa Co
!ofi hors hsehan Case BosOn MOE,rose s,ovsr n rOu
Lasrkin, Churback Wsreham -
Chord Bnss Major Wolf (Br) BoSsson ST Thonss wa.h
nston panpss PsrtADdi senues Hteheon. RoAnsr Scho
EIsn hsia. klnan and China. studsy. Beon w. ne6vsry
Ch6ord. Provsesee A Lanossts Gsord. charst5a shrs
sasosa spps Mes Haven Thos Martin, Dcasssry hsckss
reach sturtsvspt coson Broeibpi Dart scnsrs Bar
tor nso psn, A0aHss stossr Fpshs Eden, al Aehsse
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LINEN HALL, No. 500

= BKOAOWAY,4 doon above Spring It'll thank.
Ing our numerous kind enas and patrons have ~
J Imported Us during tour frs the past season. beg
Pleed our fall inpostiona and have heretofore i'm
mense variety Of Linen Goods (ony) offer them which
been b. orders Manufactured expressly Tor rhs estab
nsnment and 10 additioo large stock OF sheens
tfuL) Pillow LinsnA Napkins Doyfes, Towelings Stair
Crashes shnp ga &C. have imported largely OF French
Shirt fronts In plain printed and embroidered AID Gam.
brio handkerchief In plain printed and emoro'dsred and
Lace Bordsu, To which solicit {0g5 stSnti9n
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, TIe,dav. s.


H-BAsk 10 dull and lover We quote No | ouersitrou
~ s2S 50 v tun Coal continues 70 meet an active do
mAnd The FLOUR market Ia dull and inactive There is
little export demand and the only sale reported for
shipment 70 80 bhs fesh ground at - S} which 10 de-
ysaze and pnty Of sellers at this phcs SAFES 10 the re-
taller and bsks At g. Mess @ for fair and good brsods
and " ~ pp 10 Is for extra according 20 quality avs
YLouk continues very In CoRN MEAL no chance
9hsss AIR denssd kr wHsAr snd prcss are steady
ees Of 90 bush u 81 % y bush for prime old Psnnsyi
snspe sane nssros q lower rsrs A lot Of Southern
AYE son o. 7sc Coax duIl but thee u mu1h offer.
%; loo bush ecuthen yellow cold Of 7os, sdost In
OATS 10 sbssssj 2eeo busA eoO1 Delaware sOld It Sc
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spOkeu, &c.

Iu.1st nv lon. 81, bsri O. chasse' Siels' H. ss'
A., ~ a. 10 supposed g. on g ~ barb IHd'' M RIO "a
no. ~ ,s lon IS Redmond Of Bos,o'' m 9'e'e'
for Fntanc. 49,. + c.o,ss.o., ID c d..
No dsfe. ~ y. lon a. bff fiosls' ~ '-0s''0 ~
I'm Baltimore FOR - 1honl's 49,. =. Ssx.Orls.ns
NJ 4sf. st g. 20 81 hark Profiien0e' A 'TN'a
Z, 9svr.-had lost some sails a few days previous.
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To Harirprs.

FtrFp LTeE7 At ToHEfs. GvLF Assssii sihbnf-
Tie Sardinia Government notice that on the ir Of Au
fus FI.d if -zfshhc th= ertr-y OF the Eastern
Moe Of Port Torres, the Glh o. Asiuana.
The ST stands IN attitude n iss n Mn y Sc
hrpiu. dee q ru Fa.t of Gieeuuch ard The al
b-g a. feet above lese visible Al the distance Ct
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OPENING of a NEW ESTABLISH

" MRNT- The subscriber bess leave TO inform the
opepns of his entirely and magnificent store located
AZ No 4s7 Broadway southwest corner Of Broom It, and
deysted 70 the Of Zspbyr Woted Canvas Psftsus
comm.pced and finished Embrsidenes all materias Tor
Needle-work; also, Fringes GBps Brads Cods fsssss
sad prss Trimming together with most splendid Aort.
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By TeIeErnph.

BOSTON. SEPT slAr steamer CITY OF New Tst. PhiladeL
p bans Es. Antwerp P-fhshire Arcros,an be Lady Of
The Lsle aud william P, Philadelphia Lady Fankhs Rondoaf;
schrs. f1nsuiA. do; " olcou and Fsrhon New Yoh.
Beo~-Sbp Dsps Webster. Liverpool
CesIes-Bsrk A. G. HI Turts Island; brs WashsfA Calves
ton schrs Dosa Rehmous Ashland, Noriek
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Msrhers.... Reported BY Telegraph

ALBANY Sect 2l7he following have ben the r7c-ii =
since lau: FLoCs, II 200 bbs; WHEAT lsVv pas"e
CosN II@O bushels; BARLEY 800 bushssi fLoOS :; *
hihits ~ ehsng- HHEAT-No sses worth reoo'Irr n,
Ivy 10 dull At 70 CENTS for TWO ro~ed sSo -
rowed The ssles 500 bushels c9s 800, nj xed
500 bushels sos AZ 66la67 cents for souDd ' ess
OARS are stesdJ sal,s OF j, 90" basees 81 " oe"
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husnsl In PRovIHoss there - not much Seiss snd no
ehspse 20 in piees WHISKY Ia mo3srsSe eemsni
smsi s.lss at 2isc In betb hbos AID bbis
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40 -, Ttal nrT. DDA1t NI9oo-1f
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Com and Ill boxes Cheese
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Drp GOODS.

TRY GOODS.-Flannels, Blankets,
II Cob, C.rmsres Alpscsss, Cashme-e.. B'ssk
Ctps, Cas'meres bscs SILKS, &c also DANA ed Pnnts
BlaI he Musins Linens Fable Cloths. Hdkfs ks. for
sale oy w MATHEWS 30, No. 81 and 81 cashahne-s..
CUNNY CLOTH.-90 bales Calcut-
Sa Goth, for sale BY sPOFFoRD rILEsToN co,
No d SOuth.st.
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furnitnrs, &r.

GREAT BAkGAlNS in FEATHERS,
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, 3e, at CRAWBUCK's, No.
to9 0randst "a door OF Esssxst, NewYork-ChesD
Upholstery and Feather Store-The attention Of families
about purchasing respectfully invited the large aaA
Beautiful Of Bedl Mattresses Pssses Bed
seads, Cots &c all Of which have purchased low
sash pces and will be cold ct such prices make
nducement for all to call and examine the above sosk pre-
ous making their purchases Goods any part q
the city BrooklY and Tree Of carriage. 0k
Beds ssa Mattresses renovated and made
W CRAWBUCK, NoES58 0rand%e,
"a door EAST ~ EsssI-ss- II.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

u New York Feather and Hair Cleaning Establishment
No ll9 Wet 2ihst betwoe. 9TH and 7th-svs Ne~York
CHARLES TROITsCH Proorietor- The subscriber re-
spectfuy norus the public that THE Establishment IL now
open tor tie reception Of orcer, The machinery hers
poyed thar used In the celebrated Esta 5shmens OF
Berlin and hss before been employed In this coun-
tv having been imported by the Proprietor expressly ox
this Establishment
The advantages here presented the thorough and entire
publication feathers from dust and all Impurities
moving them perp.tDslly ell sable odor, and
impapg them the soness elasticity and beauty.
Beds used by the sick entirely freed from the unplea-
ant smell thai almost always attends them Pilows Cus-
icn Mattresses and Tcbs Of ell kind cleaned end made 70
order. Lace Cur aims washed and hung In modern 6y
Paper hanging. &c.