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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-19

f1- Rfsd the advertisement Of Ayers
sChenY Pecrotal. There are Statements OF o.
ordinary in,eres' 10 ali SO unfortunate as bs
| afflicted .ssait RIe difficulties il cues I
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Candidates---1S53.
FAX coLLEcr3 G-LIxcoLN COUNTY.

tip We are authorized 10 announce FRA
Il. D0mtIit, Candidate Tor Tax CollccIo
of Lincoln County for 1853.
tr1s We are authorized 10 announce
Cam DbeM DoUiIlif, OF The 81 district J
a eaaitddie fnr Tax Collector Of Lincoln
County,, for 1852.
saFWe are Authorized to abnopnce VIII
son ID WisemaR candidate for Tax
Collector 0G Lincoln CnunIy. tor 1853.
sCEs We are authorized tot announce
Mai JO>cpIi III. George, q candidate for
Tax Collector oil Lincoln County, Tor 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-19
Heavy Family Affection

Old Mrs White, her son James,
and two of her grandchildren, died
on Mulberry, in this county, few
days since, of lax. A heavy bereave-
ment 10 surviving friends.
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Cloths. etc.

hN Lf-MEN would do we'll 10 call at
."e STORE OF Goodrieh. buchanan s.. Bra
seFs where they will find an unusually Ia,os
and very sup erlor assotrment of
Cloths, C:assilneres and y.S.;,
IN great variety. and which they arc ,,,i.n.
10 sell al lower PRICK ibaa Goads :, ~
quan''es nave eyer been sold in this
market. Give them a call before buvino
April ] 5.
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Always on Hand.

f SUGAR, Coffee. Castings, Nails.
80 Iron, Steel; Filth. Trace, Halter,
Stay, Breast. and fohgne Chains; StreicheTs,
and Cross Cut Saws Tell aii--eome aud
see. - j. l.. THOMSON.
:. Chsap CdsA or Credit Corner.
April % 1852
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Spi.inr Circular.

M II nave bT~h 'ecefvi"ga LARGE SUPPLY
w bonn the Eastern Cues ipr several
weeks, 9aa 1oW have. The pleasure at an.
ihai we have IN stoie d very Ex
TsN>IFE, EsAoTtFuI. and vsEieD stock os
EfG w SPRlNS AND SUMMER
Ga De HD&aSe
which We world De much pleased TO have
orr old CUSTOMERS and tue trading public
geae.alis to call soon and examine.
We hny our Goods in The. hest markets in
the Gai,ed States. on The most favorable
terms, AID being willing to sell al very
small advance oh cost, We viii offer induce
mentsI which cannot ldll 10 suit purchasers,
We uust by keeping a stock OF Goods infe-
rIor 10 Hone, aud an increased endeavor TO
please, to merit and receive continuation of
The very liberal patronage extended us since
our commencement m business, and for
which we beg lave TO return our sincere
thanks.
Very respectfully.
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS.
Aprl Is, 1852
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PANTS!
@kIE q

OILS.
4 lNSEED, Sperm, Fish, Nestsfoor. Lard,
81 Caster, Sweet, Olive, Cod Liv er Oils,
&c. for Sale by
.HcEtROY s. CRAWF0RD. f.
MAY 20.
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SunAries.
Shoes and Boots, Cheap.

Shoes and Boots, thcap.
n AIDES Kid, Call. ond ZIP Shoes and
i 4 Gaite,s-supeIfne article;
Mems Calf, GoaIee and Kip Shoes;
do Gme and extra fine Calf Boots,
do Wafer Proof, Cali and Kip 90
do heavy Kip and Mud do
Bo; $ and YoaIhs' extra fne do
Negro Brogans-good article.
Come iR- soun. and lei me see what can be
done for yoq. Come-eome aud see.
April %. J. l.. THOMSON.
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RnnnefS.

BonnetS.
an go BoNNETs comprising every va
GI cry of nv latest as,d most
bc;,ltE iu' styles just received aud for sale
low by
GooDRIcH, BUCHANAN Il BEAVERS.
April 10. u
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Sugar and Coffee

NyFZ7Z1 AS GOOD an article, as can be
found IN Fayetteville, and as cheap
as any one can afford to SELL
Jan. %. J l.. THOMSON.
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A list OF LETTERS

ID EMAlNlNG in the Pos'-olilee at Fay
HI ErTEviLLE, ISM, Aug. Id, 1852.
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B ariel Salt.

. AT 30 cents-cash.
- June TO- SHAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-19
WILL arlend promrn, 10 rect

WILL attend promptly 10 receiving
EC5 and forwarding all Goods and Pro
duce consigned 10 bis care. Constantly on
hand a LARGE and WELL SELECTED stock Of
Groceries, Indigo, Madden, Pepper,
spice, and all articles usually kerl Tor lam
lily aud plantation supplies. Izauayya
Salt will be furnished at Nashville prices.
adding freight.
REFERENCE; i
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Special Notice 70 the Afflicted.

MITCHEbL'S Indian
Ishcun, ltic Ext tract
and Blood Purifier !;
a certain Cure Tor eilher LII
fun matorv, ChroaiIG Olr
Acute RaEUMATis VI, Ne o
RALGiA. aud GoUr. Thib
valuable remedy slaedf
without a rival in the his
tory Of discoveries q ihif
or any other county, M
curing those painful and
paraIysing diseases - Iheit
various f1ruis. The vasi
number who have beed
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-19

EXTRACr or COFFEE.
easea ,. c .a %Toa 81 nsys ".
Of Coffee, which they offer low
May 20, 1852.
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GOODRICH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS.
Apfil Is, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
DomestIc Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept, is-Arr sehr B.a1'y GAMER. J.rss,
GU ze, DOH ss. " A 5,., ~ 9 s 1' b. - ff
ss's. soad s. J:s' es, 49, 1 w s Hsa Fs
River; Arfntvu, Jones New Yors
BALTIMORE SEPT Pan brig Anna, Han - x o as
Jas.,o; ,eh,. sa, t B,.t SsI's t1so
Po-hsnB. nJsrs nsnsie bArl Lug l. Haze ioD D'''ni
sshr E6zabeth Eeasor, Psrssr. NeT Iork.
BOSTON s.yt lsArr ship comp,o nRe DTey car osrk'
Prospsct STOW M,,suIas Mdss. Jordan Ph>ssPba 'osn-s
nnsaos Bartlett Of sS' from w1e 1ns s''a jane ose of
Pcrssd) Hill Bamo. Tsor-, GnHa Fs , 1890 Osl.a.
Jo,.pb Hath. NsbosrDe Ag.vaia ffaseosA Chi's T.
ssdh.f San s,ase,so hresaa n. w. d. Mis.f
Pane so barss Susan s's.et kcpnsn, 90 VIZ. TO-
Hon, r. W Psetu Mayo Cape BsJusa Honno. Br feunt
r.. cbs"p.sI. IBr Dawson, winI,or. wfsnts, lPra,
Ebsa g. John Eh.hs Do.ns L9si Bspeo,s Lq os
q. Hsyp Sir John Hsrsy True HssI Hs9m..E
YsS.Ss.I brave LorsH, Alosnyi Isabella. ArsseaD New
iSa, c.Soi coz k..msy aoE.n do m' ,
arr sbS F.i.ho[ EUdoo,i croa',,Dat os,s Churchill Hs
bT, T. Abbot from Wilmington c. sA SATURDAY,
sissm.rs Cir John Hsvsy and City Of Boson hP' Fsnooos
N.ss.o I,sy sale P.r. T. T-tt Linsen sld from belo<.
1f Ella Burgess No vessel wet to SEA- IS DsheFso' On
CALAIS Sep. i9-Ar .hr. Melville N;G'sso'. s.- Yor.
lHh bra he,sr no,nn 81 si,p.n ph.sss, LDe55a
J.as Wal 90, hIysp y L'ss sssz co. P.Ds So
CHARLEsToS, s,p. IgCd steamship Granite sta's ~'coI,
Philadelphia bnss CON are fhinpe p " :, 20 ~ ~ - -.
Enh Mara ~ ~ Boston DraNre' ~
seif f.s swssiano rtosi'e" -, g. pt,S.l,b,,
Avos HuHIb'sy ston ,chrs " D. sha'p SHARP fha'sai
A. = feHf' o""' INV N''N'''u F''''
IIIZABFTH CITY ~ Car. prev % SEPT II, shf Aser'
.ss Dsb. wes; Indss So schs Thous, Corner, Pa'on'
~ ort. Gen ThfinfhHus. SIN mons West Indies.
~ a.. ,,,,.s -. =, a., A.. co.4a. ELL po,.o, .
hhsi nAthA1f 'ep' ''s N'-00'' -' 1880
Hh - = S,np..n' ~ =. "a s,l, Ga, D,rc.,
snRpsIR Sept sAn .chr, wshios,ou Patterson Phil
tseptis iib, Ophf' oo"sef 70" iV's '4N' N'
fnnsdepna. -. g. A. II. r., r...u po..o,
HaIioWEIIELr I'm sehrs. Corens Nickerson ard J. Y
49,. 49,, ~, yc,i mn Aerapdria Bsbclar6 40 SD
q, 49, &c., N,is,.os ~ Var. lOb Lbery Fukham.
s.,aa n n Isve,, 81, F.u River
MARBLFHFAD, Sept 10 Arr b.. schrs Salem, Hilton. Al
SDs 90 18th for Ysruouth 18th Henry iFns'ion fy
I'D oh sCL Cinderella Ems, New fok lOth susan, Chase
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TMPORTANTto HOUSE-KEFPFRS

No ls We" ziih., between 9th and 7tbesT. N
CbAkLEs TkOlrsCH Prooristor-Tbs ~. = oik
open Tor u reception Of orders Ths mscbi Is no"
eoysd that used in the celebrated E.tso,bmssTn;s n,
h.yDs b.s. osIrs been employed in this couD
this Establshment S''e"f expressly for
TIE sdV.nts5ss here presented the thorough and
ns ~, esnes rom dust and all impurities ~
% them me sreates sones elasticity and s. sno
BEDS pseS oy the nes are entirely freed from ths nay
All smeil tnn almost always attends them Pluovs Sr
ions Mattresses and Teis Of al kind cespss .rs So'h
Paper hanging &c. ~ u"oefn style
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DAUROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and

-
n COUNTY BONDs-We offer for sale 81 fair rsies
ne following SECURITIES Of the most undoused enaas
a. sao OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN PER
CENT RAILROAD CONVERT BE BONDS, Coupoc,
payable in New-Yort lH July and let January. Principal
5000 WILMINGTON and MANCHESTER SEVEN
PR CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE
BONDS, Coupons payable IN Se"-iOrk' u" 'oDs A"' "
sls6H MEDIs0N and INDIANAPOLIs SEVEN PER
CENT. CONVERTIBLE RAILRoAo FIRST aOkf-
0A6B BONDS Coupons payable Let May and lsf NoSeu-
Der Principal falls In 1881 Entire aebs OF the Comps
~ s5 80 INDIANA CENTRAL SEVEN PER CENT.
RLTROlO CONVERTIBLE FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS Coupons payable In Nev-York lst May and lot
November Pnrcipsl payable Isl November 100. SIT,
$3.50 WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pennsylvania SEW.
IN PER CENTS, guaranteed b. the HemPheld RAILROAD
'9SS36 OHIO COUNTY, virginia SEVEN PER
CENTS guaranteed By the BempheA Railroad Company
si6cjs CITY or MADISON, Indiana SIX PER
CENTS guaranteed b the M.dsSn G, Light E9Sso pFR
CENT BONDS, Coupons payable lst July and ~ jan
The forssning BONDS 10 each case Tor sl" Prln'
aps and interest In eli cares payable 'ern-annVay'
N. sAILRoAD BONDS are secured in the moot ample
anner by Mortgage Deed Of Trust % some known ana
responsible citizen Of NewYort with power IN case OF de-
uls 10 enter and sell each line with al equipnens &en
se money 70 pay s9ugt o. 1Is1s. o. Ds n ...h
se by yirtae Of Special Acts Of the proper LeEsafue
srsptine foil power for that purpose and on direct VOC
o. the people Interested tst vote being largely In fsVof
The law, under which these Bond, created require the
n,oner Authorities 10 make SPECIAL LEVY OF IAAEs
70 be SET APART exclusively for the purpose OF metlns
de sccruipg interest and gradually TO reimburse the primer
pal which be enforced through the courts OF h" nouo
\ become necessary.
Tbese debts operate In the nature Of orsage on the
real and personal estates within the respective eJ ana
County limits = ,,,L.. IL
Indiana prohibit absolutely the creation Of any funded deot
by Counties within their boundaries fhs Will prevent
tortbe1 issue Of securities Of this sort
Printed exhibits in eseh be han 90 appnestoa
ct chr Office gvins full and detailed information a. 70 ths
nature Of each security. - . .,,,u
WINsLOW, LANIER CO. No. y Wall It.
Neg. York Sept B. l65l
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FAR q, Bathurst. B. ah ult sctr Alton, MefT' so'os's1'
:. p,sou III ,ns brs. Sea Bird, Psfe Boston ao "a
am of 5ol EhIA s.rnbs~, Gan, Do tasn ia @
eN 1.oT.eF Pr.seott Wsehzm ADD e iof 90 mi
Jsssy IIod easy 30 ana Ga fo do ioihl DoosSs-
v,e, ssree an ei Do. loth) scbr Wary Ana font
a.. s-h Brn.tie Beal- do Pactc sewer View ~
D.pey Aven Val brig. Enchantf--s ofsh@ni' an, ~
t.tyee R,fton Ma,amorss, Tsobui boston s
Iae~u Hss,ngs wsrehsm land Id FOR % loEh tht 80
C,.po Bs~ton 18th. Caffeine, Cr-rsr' l~'Afhe
no, Soxs- Ana M.uaf GRAHAM aud sarIa JOYCE ron 90
sshr klnira Joy d. 18th bart h1ssauch l-ets sAnu'
-, Iohr Dufus HeIen superb and George Lebn %
EastN. Nc Dosssl Salem; Two Lsoss Green 90
Ian Canon Sekon, isvsehe BoomeT, % p,, ~ ~.
Tiurber ar Psmefa Merriam, Boston ID B'neot 90 %
lg1hai H. syesrs," from Bosior 'chf' LAi@Dsn' '0''
ana Juei lee, Foasers,eo - So, s.h p,5,s. ro,.
ca AZ a. 10 b,s. cy.ne. cfo.cup sss"n 49, Ds is
rect. hodsrcE Jsbznc, AID Aasse sp,'s' -
Mo notrs NssburyDof; WsLdsref Bo-ion io
Iss. Gsrror ard Hupt ess. Nchosoh b-in-i5, DaA
sS,c.on p,snet brs Encbantress. GRAHAM sonsfssi &
Syssy Queen Entsn. Boston -, = p.ts.-., r,o-, u, Al
Ar Al 8. Jchn, 18th nftbnFs ssl1~n toa y" ~ o..
yori "a, q or haroOr-l4th. NKsn Wore ron
NJ Yen ,cbrs Lynnfes Bofa Dol Lals@h t5e sos'o
ts,1 ~, pl.ei psnon1 Cfavffd seS 1ofE ID l4in .en-
49, 49, Erso Ho3sr saeu-l5;h sip Mssssngsf, "a
tsx Gumsby; bus B. " Pfssc1ti. Heae Tor Boston
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paintiRs, 81.


THINC Warranted pure
II The NEW.JERsEy ZINC CO. Warehouse no; y
6sVst are prepared to supply their Zine Psnts " tne ''
lowing prices; ,,.u a. no,,rs
No White ground in oil, &c per pound
No. White, ground In oil, 7e per pound:
Brown and Black ground In OIL SO per pound
Dry White Of Zinc &c per pound
WHITE ZINC PAlNI, 49,. A.
Afer thoroush test in Europe and the United hnea mas
been fund 70 retain its beauty and protective aut7s
ar thar any other paint For whiteness snd orlaney
unryaed IL Is ree from all poisonous properties 30 common
and dangerous In other pigments will eover-eaual
nom 40 TO roo per SPACE than lead ana tneI
bre much cheaper the customer As an inside pshh
will mot turn yellow when exposed TO the s1pneno
sasse, OF coal fires the foul air OF shlps Iheu n"
Zinc mound In vssh produces the porcelain nnsn tpeH
BLOWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
4, law hour, form hard and solid mstslc coating Upon
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces are
To- their srsuno propsrties They are specially sdsptet
r marine purposes having been found tn resist the so,ro1
ina .cton Of salt water destructive 10 other paints yea
or, suppied on liberal terms by .
MANNING sQUIER, Agents. No. - pey-s
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finanrial.

OErlox New YoRg AND ERE RAILROAD CoMPASy,(
NEw.YoSK, Sept 10, 1852 :
NJOTICE.-Ihe Stockholders of the
IN New-lorh and Erie Railroad Company are hereby
Notified that the annual election for Directors will b. hed
ne Ofoe Of the Company, In Ereplsce, on TUESDAY,
she idh dsy OF October aest from ii O'Clock A. ~ 70
O'Clock p. NJ
The transfer hooks will be closed nom Oct "a TIL the day
sfer the election Ny order Of the Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secy.
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V,ROY and BOSTON RAILROAD

Il BONDS-The undersigned offer at private sale s.
TROY and BOSTON RAILROAD COMPANY, The
amount OF this loan $4,000 Of which SO0Do have been
disposed OF and the remainder viii be sold In amounts b
The secured by the second mortgage has been made
for the purpose u completing the Troy aud Boston
nom Hoosiel Falls 70 the State ne al Powns W for pur
shasins additional furniture for running the road and o
souidstins the floating debt OF the Company The Bonds
payable the LIST Of April 1884 the Bank Of Com
msTce, Nswfork and have interest coupons attached
peysoe al The place They convertible into stooi
Of the company for ten Year, from their date
occurred by MORTGAGE on the road It's franchises and sppur
tsnanees to John Z. Wool .ne Jonas Heart Of Troy
The capital .tocl Of the Troy AID Boston Railroad Com
sany so'scHbee and paid in = So sS4 50 Amount .ab
scnosd and not paid In So 5s5 % Total <S 1870 a. The
amount expended ef 1onstFustion and eSuipmeni up
August |, 1885, 10 sslSAs 81.
The Troy Boston Railroad extends nom the City Of
Troy eastey line Of the STATE AZ Powna Vermont
wholly within the State Of NewYork aud part Of th.i
tine OF Railway extending from the City OF Boston Troy
and the Enc Csns which eom9osed Of the fitchbarE
the Nermont Massachusetts the Troy Greenfield ans
the Trey Boston Railroads
The troy and Boston Railroad located through one OF
the productive farming Counties In the State ard aons
he banks ofs nveT brokea st short distances by rapids and
water falls where the factory the machine shop the furnace
and the mill pouring out the daily increasing products Of
human industry and ski The hills add mountains border
Ing this valley filed with rocks and nn.rAs
severed with valuable wood aud timber. sseh aud al OF
which are now being transported in large quantities the
posd.
At E.ge Bridge the Troy and Boston R,.rosd connects
with road q miles long running through the eh and pro-
3uctive Counties Of Washington IN NewYork and Rutland
in Vermont from which large amount Of business do
rived.
At North Hoosck It connects with roads 1.-THE Troy ard
Eennin the Western NeE Cnt) miles long lead
Ing through another rich and productive valley 10 Ruand
where II connects will Railroads leading Burlington and
Boston. This latter connection Of portanee
- the whole OF Western Vermont from Bonnngon
70 CansdS and furnishes BY way n the Troy and Boston
Railroad convenient outlet Tor il almost unlimited sne1nt
height and safe and rapid Of sye to its uumsr
ous and enterprising inhshitsnts
The Road doing large and profitable business And
10 receipts and the OF it, eonsuctOo render the sscu
y smple-snd the Drectso OF the Road unhesGstinsly
them 70 capitalists as desirable investment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

W Richmond County.-Ata large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the Whigs of Richmond County held at the
house OF David X Ryes IN the village Of Richmond
the 18th rs Joseph Penue called 10 The Chair and
Henry y Rose chosen Secretary.
The meeting then proceeded 70 elect ALEXANDER
BRl1TON ESQ, Delegate TO the State Convention a.
Syracuse, and l.. C. CLARK AS Substitute.
Several able and spirited addresses were made, and much
snthnsi am elected. JOSEPH +, PERlNE, Charm.
HKNRY y. RosE, Secretary.
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toT freight or passage apply TO
EDW'D K COLLiNS& CO, No. Sc WsIlst, n.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, co, Liverpool
b.. q. ROBERTS co, No. - kinss Arms YMSs
London.
JOHN MUNROE co, No Eue Notre Dsme dec
Vistoires, Paris, or GEO II. DRAPER, Hsvre.
fhe owners of these ships will be accountable for GOLD.
silver bulon specie eweIry precious metals
le bills Of sdne are signed therefore and the value thsrs
ofthersin expressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
Drp Goods.
Dry Goods.
.. WILSON q Co,

Dry Goods.
o. WILSON q CO., No. -
-. coURTLANDT-st, tOppOsite the National snd
Western Hotels) and
Nos II ard 10 DEY-st
New-York, have in full assortment Of every DO
sciiption Of - -
FALL and WINTER GOODS
to which constant additions will be made by ev0ry arrival
Our stock sill comprise large variety OF
TAlLORS GOODS
English Belgian French, German and American Cloths
Cashmere. and Doeskins Six and WOosn Nesings Satin.
cts Tweed Kerseys Pilot Cloths Serges, Trimming, and
all other goods sppertanng 10 this Department. 70 which
call the attention Of manufacturers Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
and others We have also AZ s times hand large and
DESIRABLE STOCK OF HOSIERY,
selected with great emb acting every description OF
goods IN this lire Silk WOODEN, and Cotton Hoss sn5
Hshose Wrappers and Drawers ell kinds Of Gloves and
Mitts ChidTens Socks Hoods, and Sacks, Woolen far,
&c &c.
Also Department devoted expressly TO
SHAWLS,
in hich we ofer handsome Assortment
Also, full stock Of
YANKEE NOTIONS
In our WHITE GOODS Room will be found sll that 10
choice a. d desirable IN this line
In addition 70 the above we have full stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
De Lsnes Gnshsms Merrimact ara COcheco Prints Den
inns Stripes Brown and BleAcbed Shsetngi and snrtngs
&c &C, ct the lowest market prizes
We invite the attention of the closest buyers for ssh al
months and short erset
N B-Just received $40 cases siys' Meri~ae and
CohecO Prints.
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BRITISH and NORTH AsIERL-

y II ouu AfOhl huEhIs
CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS hs,v...
NETWORK and LIVERPOOL. direct; and setwse
BOSTON and LiVERP0OL-The Boston ships only ~
ing at Halifax land and reseive mails and passengers
ARABIA, Capt = nAfFrSS np, sa1isoa
ASIA, C. II. +. Judkins. NIAGARA, j. Store
AMERICA. N. shannon CANADA, Lang,
CAMBRIA. J Leitch-
These vessels carry clear whits light ct mast hesd rsn
AFRICA Harrison, FIN NETWORK. Wednesday Aua a.
CANADA, Lang. from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Sept L.
ASIA Judkins from NETWORK, Wedussday, Sept
AMERICA, shannon, I'm BOSTON, "Wednesday Sept is
EUROPA, Lott, from NEW:YORk; wednesday, Scot a.
AFRICA, Harrison, FIN NETWORK, "Wednesday 0stC
CANADA. Lang ftom BOSTON Wednesday Oct Is =
ASIA, Jpdkins from NETWORK "Wednesday, OCT q. II
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Oct "a
NIAGARA, Stone, from BOSTON. "Wednesday, Nov. TO-
AFRICA, Harrison, I'm NEW-YORK, "Wednesday, Nov RI
CANADA, Lang from BOSTON "Wednesday Nov ~
ARABIA, -, from NETWORK, Wednesday Oes. 4
ASIA, Judkns, from NFW.YORK, Wednesday, Dec. Is
EUROPA, Lott from BOSTON Wednesday Dec a.
Passage fom New York or Rostoa 30 Lysrsool-nr6.
cabin, $40; second cabin, S70
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight will he charged specie beyond smount Il
sersonsl expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board
rY- An letters end newspapers must pen through u
fOst0fes- vor freight or passage = apply to
W French, German, and other foreien Goods recsiveo
and brought In with British 0oodG Through m
OF ladins are given La Hsvre for New York.
WATcHEs-By order OF the British Treasury wstehss 9
foreign manufacture BEARING the marks OF Ens
will be hereafter admitted In England In tn
stu for the United States aud other countries Ia
of which French and Swiss watches be shppoG
curing the sk heretofore Of being seized By the Ess
Custom House
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SANGOMAN and MORGAN RAIL.

h aOAO COMPANY.-rhe ssnual meeting OF Stock.
loT D. " the s.nsoman and Morgan Railroad COMPANY
ether BUSINESS 81 sS.5s Of Dset'r sns transaction Of
the CITY OF oe bed al 'he Ofee Of the ,mpsny in
TIE l9h Oetnb i,Sis, No HaDoyer-st on TUESDAY
Poi. Ops ssi from i IS :, !: oslqsl =
,o, sc =, Sooks OF Transfer viii :. - .1,
Ntw.YorS SEPT ~ a Sssv s. ALoFsEN secrs,sSy
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YNHE FLORENCE and KEYPORT

IL COMfANY.-A meeting Of the Stakeholder will be
held at keyPot SATURDAY, the 9Th Of October
~hen statement will b wsde Of the prospects and soad
ton Of The Company
Boat will be provided for the purpose and land ST the
new dcok BUILDING the property
Persons desrons OF examining sbe place will be furnished
With tickets for the excursion BY applying At Office No
HAnoverst
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VvHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL

composing this line the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC. Capt. Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comstotk.
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract expry fs Gov
eminent service Every has been taken Ia thet
sructon a. also In their Engines TO insure strength anA
peed and their accommodations for passengers uns
ausled FOL elegance snd somfort Price OF passage fo1
New York " Liverpool In first class cabin $40 In seeon1
do SO exclusive Of extra size state $780, o
Liverpool to NewYork. $50 and 220. An experienced
seon attached 10 each ship No berth scared until paid be
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILIN0.
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THO COAL DEALERS-RED ASH
Orean Steamers, or.

L,OR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.
IL Sc Weekly L. $ Mail Lice Tho safe ne ' ana
be aut ful steamship JAMES ADGER. Captain John ct
iLson, Ill eavs Pier No. I, North River Oh WEDNE5.
DAY, September ~, ct o'clock z. NJ precisely. For
freight spoly board at Pier No swhere 81 bills Of sdng
wi be sigr ed, and for passage. at the office of
sPOFFORD, TILL STON, co, No ~ Souths
The UNION wihkllow on SATURDAY 25th Sept.
Pes will suffer detention at Oh ar ,stoo,
rapses ens have been made with the So Ca e. r. to dis
patch an eat train immed asey the arrival Of the
stt
Through ticket, to Florida will be furnished follows
10 jacksonville, $3l {, Pilstka, SIS.