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80 - e. 60 g.
SWEEGT and White Sulphur sprinEs.-Iseduced fare
- increased cheapest most eomfoa
be expeditions the Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs
From Washington by the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad.
From Baltimore by the comfortable and pressure Ma
ryand Capt c. T.. Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond Richmond ard Danyl
road.
Baltimore White Sulphur. SIS
I" Baltimore Sweet Springs "A
Washington to W Whie Sulphur. Is
Washington 10 Sweet Springs II
g Richmond TO White sulphur 10
!" Richmond TO Sweet Springs
Baltimore every Tuesday ard Thursday afternoon
connecting Creek which
Richmond at 4 p. the succeeding days.
Richmond daily Sunday AT Lynch
burg lOr Leave Lynchbnrg at 6h Buord BY
81 Mountain House ~ and 10 Sweet Springs by
10 Leave Sweet Springs after breakfast and White
Sulphur by l24 p Returning, White Sulphur ~ p.mq
Springs Leave Springs daylight
Lynchburg by night Leave Lynchburg a
Richmond day by 5h. 22in. p. m.
Fare from Richmond White Sulphur $40
{" Richmond To- sweet Springs
objecting travel night
Bufod's proceed without detention White sulphur
Tickets had board steamboats, the Potomac
from c. T. MITCHELL the Maryland, the Office
OF the Richmond and Danvlle railroad, Richmond.
JOHN II. OSBORNE,
ug6-d2m Superintendent.
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CHARLoTTE HALL SCHOOL.

THEIR 4 q and
this school useful, the
prices below
similar instuonufhcent barely expenses
The
present study
appoint additional teacher dr
mil
been induced small addition the
which would be but slightly felt individuals
aggregate IL is hoped will be sufficient for all There
Resoirea That hereafter the charges
shall be follows:
Per quarter
In the primary English department alone
In The Mathematical department alone
In the classical classical and mathematical department
IN the department OF modern languages, each foreign
In the scientific department., chemistry, natural philos
ophy astronomy, practical surveying, hc., with
instruments and aitendanss experimental lectures,
hoard, washing &c., heretofore e................
The vacation third Monday
September,
BY order OF the board Of trustees
T.. T. BRIsCoE, Register
cuAELorrE H.LL, St May's county Nd, July 20, is52.
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indefinite Postponemont OF Land Sales In Iowa.
Office hereby public orderrd
be held At Fairfield Iowa CITY and Dubuque in the State
by proclamation bearing date the July
BY ndsfney poponsd Of
tied IAN 10 three additional land
Iowa. approved 1852 by which
proclamation detached from districts
said lands will be rrproclapcd pracea
bic after the Offices shall have been duly organized
Presidents MIiLARD FILLMORE.
Jous WILsos,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once
I9-tawaw
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Whit. Han, New Windsor CARROLL county, Mary"
nd.

Whit. Han, New Windsor Carroll county, Mary"
land.
TINS wetnown establishment has lately been thoroughly repc
waited and fitted for especial benefit of families whg
quiet comfort and II located IN emarsa
Tor Its ssiubry immediate vicinity sulphur
a de
sirnbe romantic village Windsor
The twenty twenty Ve
board The table win be kept in satisfy the taste
ALL The bar will he furnished with the beet Of wines, nqno ~
gnrs, &c.
The for board shall be moderate nothing viii be m NJ
done which will conduce the comfort o rtters
New Windsor i o access and may reached either
Westminster by the Baltmre and Ohio railroad
Woodbne Mount Airy, either places oouveyan
viii be found 70 passengers New Windsor notice
given TO the subscriber few days before.
SARAH nARTUOLOY, Proprietor
July p3-dn J. r. BARTHoLOw, Agent
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NEW GOLD PENS.-TAYLOk & MAURY, booksellers,
~ 9th have just received
ply splendid gold pens, patterns price, from
dollars. Will be found ceie-
baed niche approved exant from its close
sembanee quill being made of degrees Of heaib
10 any handwriting.
RanfH
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Hstus Insurance Company, Of uucs, New YORK
Capital $4,000.
VHTs company against loss damage BY
public private city country furniture
goods, and merchandise generally Also,
and risks steamboats, railroads, and lakes
favorable
system equitable and SAFE directors have
have accumulated an annie
surplus which, the capital company
enabling them
unexceponahle Naturalization to those may
business this company,
John r. ulNMAN, President.
~. ". HAWLEY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE sfLnTNC, Agent,
9Th street, opposite odd Fellows Hall
June Qq-atswiy
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Acting 'sS Commissioner Of the General Land once.

NOTICE
prscmpon Claimants, and Oocupan, aud Permit
tees Of Mineral Ldnds.
Every person right emplon tho
townships and fractional townships above
meratsd IA required establish the
land Office, and make payment
therefor practicable seeing m notice. bef
day the public the
embracing claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
And having under the entitled can
land district in tho Territory of Wisconsin, and
other purposes" approved % March, sf ifsss occupants
peyaises Of leases permits
townships and fractional townships above
entitled the entitled IAN act
price o the mineral lands IN the Lake superior
district Michigan, and Chippewa district In Wisconsin"
September 1885, tho land covered by their
leases occupancy and permits respectively nj The minimum price
b5 per than full section, cnt
d the surrender Of such ease perm, at the proper land
he aha elect do fun section, the
per required establish the
faction register Willow and make
pracilabie seng ms notice be
appointed for the Of the public sale Of
ands embracing the tract cancd otherwise such claim win be
JOHN WILSON.
Acting Commissioner Of the General Once
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f-sz.xm These ships having been built By contract ex
&4YY. pre- service has been
Zb1lH taken Ia their construction also in their engnss,
insure strength and spsedi and their aeeonno
unequaled elegance aud comfort
OF passage from New York Liverpool IN hs cabin, 20
second cabin
Liverpool 10 New York. $50 and gao.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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HATS and tsrst Hats ami Capst for Nsn and BOY
~ 81 every style, quality, and price suitable for fall ard win
large and complete assortment Just received and for sale q '
able prices, O. r. LANES
Hat, Cap and eepuemen's Furnishing Es,abIi.smeot
News and Telearnph
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" vol, London
Location Construction, and
m and Plank k-roads. vol, 1852
Bioodgoods Treatise Roads. l vol, New n otk
Law on Constructing and Repairing Roads vol, London
Tables Esrhvok Cuuings and Embellishments
vol, London
Bashfouh's Earhwork Tables. vol, London
Earhwork Tables by shey and Rutherford vol quaro Lon
Tranvne on Excavations Embankments. vol, Phadel
pitts
Virgins Fmhankments. vol, London
Nichoson's Railway Masonry. vol, London
variety Of best works, English and Amercan, lines,
bridges surveying constructing, and
the Of railroads coal and general mningi on me-
Most Of the works geology aud
mnersoy practical architecture and budngi mechanics
applied maihemacs and seam and steam
navigation. lhAN1h IA1LOh
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Tp OWNERS of Lands In Tcrss.-A gentleman
who fs rood and lawyer desires
the and would like become
owner Of lands in that country, with bring
market.
lie has family and small capital and deHirous
agriculture H can give he most satisfactory testimonials capac
integrity and responsibility, and his
enable him considerable
ofTexas lands who would himself
Of such he pacedn correspondence
advertiser and get suitable responses by Addressing paid
VIM. GOULntN,
General agent and collector Richmond, Virginia.
MorI1
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The steamship Columbia viii keep monthly comniu
between san Francisco and Oregon awaiting the
port arrival Of the mails from Panama.
without delay with mails and for the
from San Francisco.
propeler and sidehee viii be kept
Of freight and transient between
Panama and San Francisco.
will keep the connaxon between
Acapulco The in the Allan
be maintained by United States mail steamships
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New York Fashionable Clothing Estpbiisbp, nj
Wholesale and retail, for cash only.

New York Fashionable Clothing Estabiisbn,ent,
wholesale and retail, for cash only.
LFRED NUNROE & Co. No AL Broadway tbeteen Howard
II and Grand streets,) invite all perscns visiting
pleasure, call their oAtahiJ
and examine the superb assortment Of
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Gentlemens furnishing Ro~ds,
Boys aud chidrenis clothing, &c,
OF the best description, there exhibited for sale
The rsciples which New Orleans establish
and which have made universally popular IN the South
West strictly adhered AL Broadway, New
aciuc, obtaining goods enable
choicest and fashionable styles Of garments
a lowest prices
Every article . cold under FUN guarantees,
rRfcEsThe price of each article II marked
figures upon ticket reduction any instance
be made.
An deserpton clothing notice,
ALFRED MUNROE n CO.
al Broadway, New York.
ALrRrp MuNRoE,
WV o. Anp.TT May as-d3mif
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DISCOVERY and Exploration OF the Mississippi Val
IL ley of Marquette Aloney, Membro
Hennepn, and Anase Douay by John Gmay shea vol smo
The Forrest BY j. " Huntington, author Ui Lady Alice
Mems Wives By Thackcray. Appetons Popular Library
Lives Of Wellington and Peel Applctans Popular Library
Manual of the Moiuska Rudimony Treatise Shells
by s.P. Woodward. vol, London.
TAYLOR n MAURY,
oct1 Booksellers, near 9th street
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The Railroad Route 10 the West.

Through Cnnna w rail the eniirs dans eTet ten miles,
rhch y done ia coaches.
TWO LtsEs pItLY.
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he HOLLANDS French GorpEne Pate. n er-
ce for securing the envelopes ofeters newspapers
70 be sent 20 distant parts Of the world sale BY
TAYLOR n MhURY,
Oct Boosssiers, 9th
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FURNITURE DRY GOoDs.-CLAGETT A DoDsON
pleasure Of informing he public that
goods tho above line fun and complete comprising
and most desirable productions Of
Elegant velvet mpcay, plain Brussels, imperial, and
" double and superfne ingram, wlod plain
neuan, Dutch, and Dundeed cnrpeings
Aisn, elegant stock of rugs and mats 70 match
ALSO, of floor oilcloth which
according 70 diagram
materials, with the uecss
snfy belongings
An elegant assortment Of transparent shades
no DO shhde Innings
DO do woolen and linen dmggeu
DO do table olci0hH
To all Of which the attention ohousekeepes respectfully
invited.
Sept i5-9ieodif CBACETT DoDsoN
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OFFICE ortho New Korts and Liverpool Uni,cd
" Mail Steamship Company, No. Sc Wall seet.New
lt52fhehooks
stock of this subscribed for
for increased mail pay from The government win hc
their office aheve from the 10th oh September
elusive. ny order of the board of directors.
WA. l.. YOULE,
Analg Secretary.
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oRpnAs's CouRr,

DISTRICT OF ColuMprI,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-08-06

LYERPooI Jals soThe Cotton market .S sSns rnss
ST. The market for breadstafs was DUH 40 change IN
flour. Wheat was nonnnay the same as at previous pc;
counts Indian corn scarce and in 5000 demand a. iu.
full prices No change in sugars: Coffee frm Molasscs
quiet. Rice l6s. Cd. ISIS. .a,s .safyu
HAVANA, July % Since the date of last report
the 18th instant the demand for Sugars has been mtedI
and the business transacted has been small
although the list of exports sho the number Of boxes
shipped be large it is to be remarked that by far the
greater part bought previously During the last fort
night scveralots Of Whites common ttains amounting to
about 5000 boxes have been taken at from 81 to " r
Holders remain firm, and in instances have OBJ
tanned higher rates We quote the following prices which
denote partial advance on che quotations previously Civ
en-. Whites Did trains 81 Do. Derosne, OF TO- Yell
low horetes II a.; Do fine, 81 al; Yellow, to
good st 81 Browns, 81 6; Cucurnehos o. Mpsco-
es, which abou, 1000 hands There is
very little demand for Molasses and then cargo is
bought at former prices.
RIcK-About 900 casks Rice have been reta1ed ost AZ
l2 rs from the wharf and from pr4ate stores small lot
of SO casks brought l2 rs The stock on hand is about
1850 casks including 259 in deposit and 3S6 afoat
Since the date of last report Boards have Continued to
arrive pretty freely but the demand has been active and
prices rather improved The consumption OF this article
Two cargoes of Pitch Pine from Mobile, brought sat
The stock of Sugar Box Shocks store altogether
including those that had been stored, 27O0 81 rs cash.
and s time 1000 Of another parcel from store, sold
at 81 rs cash. There have been further sales of Sugar
HID Molasscs HID Shocks. small lot ~ the latter
Of 200 have arrived Hoops retailing from a $40
$45. 100 second hand Moasses HhdS sold from
II rls., and 2s4 per Leghorn, at ~.
NATANZAS, July 27Sinee the date Of Our last circular
the Sugar market has remained without change displaying
Yellows, St rls, Browns, 81 81 rls Coguchos 81
rs Muscovadoes d rs Stock in first hands in town
and country calculated at about boxes and bids
OF Molasses, several have sold at rls reducing
stock to about 1000 hhds Box Shocks rls mos;
HID. Shocks 81 in, II IL rls 80 in, II fS tls Hoops,
W O. and llc, II feet, $3l F. p Lumber, steam sawedj
S25. <">' - -. - -
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH


Aug. 2-Schr. Adele Ackey, from New York to J. H.
Flanncr; with mdze
Schr Mary Abigail Charlotte, from Shallote to Chad
bourn s Hooper, with naval stores.
Steamer Chatham. Evans, from Fayetteville to 7 e.
So. S. Mail Steamer Wilmington, Smith, from Charles
3.-Schr. L. S Powell. Watts, from New York. to Geo.
t1arriss with mdze to sundry persons.
Sch Ann Elizabeth Edwards. Baltimore to Ellis,
Russell & Co; with mdze to sundry persons.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Steadman from Fayetteville,
Tow boat new} Nyrover from Fayetteville to E. J. Lut
teroh; with $50 barrels spirits turpentne and ro<in
Schr. Volant Watts, from New River, to DeRosset &
TT $. Mail Gov. Dudley Bates from Charles
Brig Industry. -, from New Haven, CT, in ballast,
Schr. Baltimore Dill from Beaufort N. c., DcRosset
& Brown; with corn
Schr Jonas Smith, Turner New York. to DeRosset
4-Sehr Wilmington, Frazier, from Charleston, to J. &
d McRae & Co; with salt, &c.
Schr. A. J. DeRosSet Furnan, from New York, to De-
Rossct & Brown; with mdze.
Steamer Southerner Wilkinson, from Fayetteville A.
Barque saranac Bulen from Charleston Adams, Bro
5-U 5. Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt stcrett, from
Charleston; with 20 passengers.
CLEARED.
2Schr. Melissa Holland, Mason, for Shaotte by De-
gu. S Mail Steamer C. Vanderbilt sterett for Charles
schr Mary Abigail, Charlotte for shallote. by Chad
bourn & Hooper,
Steamer chatham, Evans, for Fayetteville, by T. g.
Worth
4.-U. S. Mail Steamer Wilmington, Smith, for Charles
ton with 80 passengers.
Hanoveran Brig Pinta, Lammars, for Amsterdam by
Vessel Eiers with timber and naval stores.
Hanoverfan Schr Trifoum, Kramer, for Amsterdam by
Vessel & Eers with timber and naval stores.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Steadman for Fayetteville by
| Z. j. Lutterloh.
Schr VIM. H. Smith, JONES' for New York, by DeRosset
& Brown with naval stores.
Schr Dacotah. Mankin, for New York, by Freeman &
Houston with naval stores.
Schr Pandome, Brown, for New York, by H. Flanner
with 81 bbls spirits turpenne 57S bbls rosn 80 bales
| cotton.
4.-Brig Nancy Pratt, Bates, for South America by Ad
| ans, Bro & Co. with lumber.
5-U s. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates for Charles
ton with ~ passengers.
Steamer Southerncr Wilkinson, for Fayetteville, by A D
Cazaux.
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Invaluable Discovery.

H-The inventor Of MLanes Vermugc having disp sed Of
his right to his remedy the popretors Msss Kidd CO.
beg leave offer the public remedy
for Worms offered 1t has parts
country and which had dened the
physicians, and without complete
caution against delay your children exhibit symp
toms Of being troubled with worms lose moment,
purchase bottle of MLane's Vermifnse thus save
them pain and pei haps their lives
For sale at WIN. II. ILPPITT'S Druggist
Wilmington, n e. Also by Druggists generally
Rs-PLANK ROAD NOTICE-In accordance with
resolution passed at meeting held at Topsa Academy on
Saturday. the oath nst Books of Subscription OPEN
ed at Wilmington under the direction of d. Mcmillan and
H. r. Nixon Topsa Academy under the direction of
d. r. Gornto and n. F. Nixon and Sandy Run under
the direction of D. S. Sanders and Aonzo Nixon for the
purpose of receiving subscriptions the capital stock of the
Wilmington and Topsal Sound Plank Road Company
The said books will remain for the space Of
fom the date hereof prescribed in the charter
paton of which time they will be closed reopened
Except the instance of the stockhoders meeting
called forthwith for the organization of the company
July 9th. 1852 275-lOt
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Steamboat Accident. in the United stntei in 1852.
January 9-Boier of steamer Magnolia exploded at
at st. Simons Island, Georgia. 10
persons killed IL injured.
14-Boier of steamer George Washington
exploded near Grand Gulf, Miss 16
lives lost; 10 persons inj ured-
14-Steamer Martha Washington burnt,
near Memphis Tenn. lives lost
23- Steamer Filter Nlilers boiler exploded,
at the mouth of White River Seve-
raj persons killed.
25.-Steamer De Witt Clinton struck snag
near Memphis, Tenn. 40 lives lost
3l.-Steamer General Warren wrecked at
Astoria, Oregon. ~ lives lost
Feb-y. 14.-Seamer Caddo sunk near New Orleans
lives lost
29-Steam tow beat Mary Kingsland's boiler
burst, below New Orleans. lives
lost; 3 persons injured.
March &C. Steamer Pocahontas collapsed her fues
near Memphis, Tenn. 8 lives lost Is
persons severely scalded.
26.-Steamer independence wrecked, in Mat,
agorda Bay, Texas. 7 lives lost.
April 3.--Steamer Redstones boilers exploded
Carrolton, Indiana 81 lives
lost 25 persons in ured.
3.-Steamer Glencoe, blew up at St. Louis
Number of lives lost unknown.
9.-Steamer Saludas boiler exploded, al
Lexington, Mo. 100 lives lost
1l.-Steamer Pocahontas burnt, near Choc.
taw Bend. II lives lost.
25'-Steamer Prairie State collapsed her lues
on the illinois, killing and wounding
90 persons.
May 19.--Steamer Pittsburgh's cylinder head bro
ken, killing and injuring persons.
June 14.-Steamer Forest collapsed fue at Ceye
land 3 lives lost
July 5-Steamer St. James boiler exploded neal
New Orleans about 40 lives lost
l2.--PrOpeller City Of Oswego run into by
another steamer near Cleveland, and
sunk 20 lives lost
2S.--Steamer Henry Clay burnt, near Yonk
ers, the Hudson about 80 lives
lost and about 20 more or less injured
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. s-Cotton-The sales of Mon
day and Tuesday have only comprised 200 bales
still nominal. MISS Pork worth $21 Bacon sides
commanded 10, and shoulders from 81 to 81 cents per b.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 3-F1our-Sales of 800 bbs, How
ard street -four at 81 O64 and 200 bbs and straight
brands 81 12t also 400 bills mixed brands at 81 Sales
of bbs City Mills at 81. Provisions-Bacon sides l0
0t cents shoulders 81 cents hams plain, ii l2a
sugar cured 121 II cents Lard in bbls LII ets do
in kegs l2a cents. Whiskey ~ cents in bbls.
NEW YORK, August Sales to-day of 900 bales Cot
ton 10sc for midding upands 0c for Orleans Sales
of 500 bbls Flour "a O6 12a for State "a Is Ohio
and 81 81 Sc for Southern Sales of bushels wheat
9c for red and lob for white Sales of Is 600 bushels
mixed Corn 6kc Sales of 900 bb Pork at $50 for
and sl7 IS for prime Sales of 400 bbls beef $l7
200 kegs Lard at HE Sales of 100 tierces shoulder
Sc Sales of 200 bags Rio Coffee at 9c. Sales 300
bbls Ohio Whiskey at q &c:
FAYETTEVILLE, August 3.-Bacon I2sc Cotton
Sales at 8 SIC. Flour4 asa So CornThe market bet
ter supplied but change in price 95c Spirits Tupen
tneThe only sales that have notice IN hh
2a pay for bbl and % bbls d. barrels paid
NEW YORK, July 81. Nats' Stores-We note sales o
800 bills North County Turpentne, supposed g Is per
h. 600 Spirits Turpentine 81 cents cash. wholesale and 80
retail, firm and higher prices asked 2O White Rnsn
S3 50 80 per $50 H. very 500 Tar in ord
81 in yard 525 Washington Common 81 Is and 500 New
Berne 81 % 81 32k delivered Ths stock of TurpeH inc
is IL a Il. 600 barrels.
Rce-Prices remain firm, Outstanding the small tran
too
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P1NEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE.

PINEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE.
Twice n Week between kicnmOnu and 6altimoKG.
FARE ONLY S..
THE public hereby informed that the COM III EE.
l. Portable and cotnmodioas row pressure steam
er MARYLAND, Capt. Chas E. MITCHELL having been en-
tirey rete, enlarged and improved in every respect with
berths TOR large nabcr Of PASSENGERS and With State
for those who prefer being RETIRED the
between Richmond and BALTIMORE Passengers by this
agreeable and economical ne, will leave Rchond by the
morning train, Mondays and Wednesdays, at o'clock,
A NJ and reach Baltimore the following mornings, in
time proceed by the Newcastle and Frencown Steam
boat Line 81 A. NJ with the early train of those days
to Philadelphia. Returning, passengers viii leave Balti-
the afternoons of Tuesday and Thursday, a4 p
NJ. and connect at the Creek Wednesday and Friday
succeeding with the train which arrives at Richmond at
P. NJ, of the same days. ,
Fare in either direction S. Estate and meals for
cabin passengers exra) except in the of Ladies and
Families who will have the privilege Of free of
charge Forward cabin passengers, nclding meals and
lodging o board) 81 so.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore and Phil
adephia by the New Castle and Frenchtown line So
For second class do 81 60 Making the ,choie fare from
Richmond TO PHILADELPHIA for first class passengers 6y this
agreeable line, 81 so only.
For further particulars Or through tickets apply at the
Office of the Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company. ]. b. WINSTON. Ticket Agent.
July %. 1852. 2733t--47-2t
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RAIL ROAD EXCURSION!

TO PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK.
THE Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Il Dad Company bay:
ing made arrangements with the eaboard and Roanoke
Rail Road Company will Tuesday the 10th day of August
make an Excursion to. 49,. -. -,
PORTSMOUTH AND NOR FOLK
Leaving Wilmington at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ:
nou Weldon 81 :; ?. N:
FARE.
From Wilmington and the Stations between Wilmington
and Goldsboro' to Portsmouth and return Sc ,
From GOsbOro and the Stations between Goldsboro and
Weldon to Portsmouth and Return, S.
From Weldon to PortShlout and r eturh So
PASSENGERS -
Will be allowed to return at any time within six days.
Those wishing to visit that delightful Watering place
OLD POINT COMFORT,
will find splendid steamers leaving Norfolk and Portsmouth,
at all hours Of the day. ..,
s. D: WALLACE, Agent.
August 9th. 4Sw-lt.