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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-07-14

are methods which I have not time to speci-
fly, but which will suggest themselves to
your W mind, by which this end may be
measurably attained in the cours of time.
| hope your meeting on the 29th will be
prepatory to another which you may appoint
to be held during the session of the Legis-
%lature, or just before its meeting, say about
the 18th of November, or somewhere about
Christmas.
Efforts should be made to secure the at
tendance of the most prominent teachers IL
the State. The faculties of the University,
Wake Forest, Davidson and the other coll
eges and seminaries in the State, might bt
induced TO attend, or send representatives
or make communications embodying thei
views of what should be done, and wha
may be the best methods of accomplishing
II
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MALONE'N LIInD

MlLONE'S LIVHn 1BLB.
mHE subscribed has again Re or his
u Livery Sable on Wilg 'eet, and
intends to give his personal d .Bothe man
agement Of the establIshme lie begs the
support of his old friends ID honest effort to
serve the public, and prov himself and
family. IN
Drovers viii find at NJ Sles conve-
nient and economical SIT te for them
selves. their servants and t aor mules.
Travellers viii find Aezk & attention
paid to their horses durii nrn ii the
City at any Of the1Iaa
Gentlemen ofthe Cit Re good and
cheap board for their pls by the day,
week, month or year.
Ladies shall be accomplished upon short no
tice with cafriage and hokesdor visiting or for at
tending evening parties.
And horses and mules for hire, are on hand *
all tunes fot journies to n~ighboring places. and
they will be furnished with careful, sober, honest
IoHN MALONE.
HslEIgh june 10. 1852. Al
LJM O@RA
WlIE Subscriber would fssssetlaIlv sav ii
4 the citizens, that he IS prepared to furnish
them through the season with Zee Cream Of a
superior quality, and Of difereEt Aagors, at the
following loN rates
From l to 2 gallons, So per gal.
3"5 LIS per gal.
All over 5 l.50 per gal.
My aim will always be 10 give a good arti-
Gle at fair prices. The citizens are well aware
what Ice Cream soldfor 10 Raleigh three years
ago. | have, since my residence here, always
employed good workmen, for whom | have had
% pay high wages, and the knowledge I have
OF Ice Cream | have dearly paid for. I leave
It with the citizens to say whether or not | shall
be sustained. Your kind patronage is respect
July solicited and will be appreciated.
L. B. WALKER.
June %, 1922. IS
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GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE,
mHE next Scholastic year of this Institution
Il will mmen on Thursday. July 18th.
C. F. DEEMS, PysSidsst
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FyNANClAI.

pR0P0sAIs E0R LoAR.AsIooooo. D6YT0N' Avn
Michigan Raroaa ssyss psr
nsrsssss soads ss sisS
Isl July sss sy @
4 IL II, :;
anthcrsng them and the mortgage their payment
one milton Of dosrs They sss
..oca q the company - sss oPon Of the holder re
S"srs snsfr Which nc only
The the entire line q the oempsny their
property real and personal commencing at The tsrina
Dayton Ohio ~ roy Piqus sidney Lima. Yss.
X assV ns
The mortgage provides that the and
the the as aad q nsy oss ;
g ea the sa~s h finished and %
point point and the money needed iron rails
a%a s Ss
and Sidney Is nearly graded and nrass the rails hay.
completed and in operation By the first Of June An
.a aS %s yssa
DAYTON and sidney the purpose o9 the conn
n ss s s' the sS%
viii permit TO complete she road 70 sydney the company
has been mostly collected and expended the line TO
raise the remaining means this loan rosored Active
measures by the raise the
say stock to complete the entire line CON
peen entire ifno,
bis expected will be placed under contract for graduation
and masonry early and completed within the
Following The mortgage full to the trustee
take possession OF the road its personal effects
depot grounds &c. and to sell the to tho highest bid
der to raise money pay cthcr principal
with it's connecting link to Cincinnati is not only
surpassed but unrvaled by other extont in
the Union, in fertility Of soil, capability Of sustaining
dense population, and in all the clements Of wealth and
prosperity The report Of the Auditor Of the State Of
Ohio for 1851 shows that about Of the entire
taxable property of that State found in the twelve
counties through which this limo passes from Toledo to
Cincinnati. The southern portion Of the line passes
through the most popuous and fertile portion Of the United
States-haf century 10 unbroken forest. Az
Railway at Lima, the Ohio and Indiana. which will
valuable tributary opening it the immense trade Of the
region around Fort Wnyre and that west and north Of it.
At Toledo it connects with the Michigan. Southern and
sroit Dayton connects with tho road to Cnonnau
south and to indianapolis west and Columbus east The
road will probably pay its shareholders quite
Cincinnati and Dayton road whose stock above
An examination of map of this line will show that
occupies most Important position nearly il not quite.
equal to any other in that State Sealed proposals will
received for not lees than $1,000 till Saturday,
the 18th day Of this month"; at three o'clock r. NJ Pro-
posas will be addressed to the agents Of the company
kossrs. Winslcw Lanier & Co., No. 81 Wall street
Bond" Twenty-Five per cent Of the purchase money will
required be paid accepting the bids the remainder in
eqnal monthly instament Of 70 cent Any purchaser
will be at liberty to pay in full at Interest the
bonds will run from the day of payment. The above
the highest bidder printed exhibit, with map, and
all information with relation to these Securities
be had by calling at the office Of the companys agents.
No. SO Wall street, New York.
Neu yorh Sent & 0-' : -~s,-~~''
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AGENCY.


M BURLINGTON q. SNETUEN CONTINUES TO
practice law in the Supreme Courtto attend to cases
before Congresto claims and settle
against the Departments and Boards of
procure patents at home and abroudto obtain
bounty landsto collect debts dividends legaces aud 10
heranoe in any part Of the United States and in foreign
oountriesto mako investments Of funds loans
and sale of loans lands and patent rights in State Of
the Union. Particular attention paid to California Ian
title cases coming TO the United States supreme Court
nppeaL Communications, epaid, addressed to W @.
Snethen, No. Carroll place, Capitol H Waahington D. O.
will meet with prom ~ attention.
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VANDERBILT LINE-FOR SAN CIsCO-only
Line giving tickets for crossing the IsthmusThe ia
voritc doube-engne steamship PROMETHEUS, 1850 tons,
will leave from pier No. 2 North river o'clock r. NJ,
precisely Tuesday October 8 for San Juan del Norte
connecting with the popular steamship PACIFIC the
Nicaragua transit route having but twelve miles of land
transportation These steamers have superior accomoda
tions and ventilation. For information passage
lowest rates. apply only to ID. IL. ALLEN, Agent.
No. Battery place, up stairs.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-STREET DEPARTMENT,
~ No. Hall of Records-Publc notice is hereby given
to the Irorietors Of lots lying opposite pier No North
river that the following has been adopted by
No. the Hudson river be extended into the rivor
by the rropetors thereof to make its length
from the bukhead Goo feet and according to the map
piers drawn by Daniel Even City Surveyor dated January
J. lSs9 and adopted by the Mayor Aldermen, and CONF
monaty Of the City Of New York tine 3D. sth and 18th
days Of January lS9 the future line of extension Of
said perhc extension of said pier TO be made under the
direction Of the Street Commissioner and ut the expense
the propctors Of said pier and to be commenced before the
first day of May next.
Resolved That Street Commissioner the proper
legal notice to be given the propretors Of the said pier to
build the in conformity to the above resolution.
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen April 49, 1852 adopted
by the Board Of Assistant Aldermen April % 1852 approved
May !, iSj2 JOHN +. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the owners, occupant
eupants Of all houses lots improved unmpr0ved
lands thereby that the following assessments have
been completed by the lodged in the Office
of the Bureau of Assessments examination by all per-
fencing vacant lots north sde
Of Twenty fifth street. between Seventh and Eighth
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the
several houses ard lots OF ground vacant lots pieces ana
fifth street, ward Nos 1881 to 1850 All persons whose in,
terests effected by the above named assessments and
who opposed the either OF hom requested
10 present their objections in writing to the undersigned,
at their office No Hall Of Records, within thirty days
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, |
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assossors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department, Sep
TENDER IL, 1852
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STREET. DEPARrMENr, NO HALL OF RECORDS

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following petit
have been presented the Boord of AldermenTo
lay railroad sundry from Abingdon street
Broadway and Canal railroad through
various Streets from of Broadway and Fourteenth
street. through Ninth and Tenth to
street, lay railroad from of Broadway and Fulton
street through Church. and other streets and Fifth
to Harlem rver lay railroad from South ferry through
Greenwich street. Ninth and Boomngdale road to
Harlem river lay railroad from of Canal street
and Broadway through Mercer street. Waverley place. and
Fifth to Mount Morris square, to pave set curb and
gutter and flag four feet through sidewalks of Eleventh
from Thrtieth to Fortyth street; to macada
mize and build embankment wall in Seventh from
Fynnth to Seventyseco street. to set curb and gut
and flag four feet wide, in street.
between Third and Fourth
Also, following resolutions: To repair Fourteenth
street. between Sixth and Seventh and raise and
relay crosswalks between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets lay erosswak from the Grand and Mad
streets 70 corner of Grand and Lewis strets to nag
sidewalk of Second street between First
d; to fence the vacant lot of Broad
and Forty street All persons intere sted having
objections thereto requested to present the
writing to the undersigned, at his Office before the
fourth day Of October next. JOHN I. DODGE,
Sept. %, 1862. Street Commissioner.
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CR0TON AQUEDUCT RTMENT.-TO MhSONS.-
~ Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the
Croton Department Rounda Park until Mon
day. the 4th day October 1862 at o'clock NJ to build
with the necessary receiving basins and culyer
Division street, from Clinton to Governor street. The
plan OF the and for the building Of the
and all other information relating thereto be OBJ
tanned application the Water at this Office
New York, September 81, 1852 NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Cr0ton Aqueduet Department.
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CRoToN, AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT.-TOM AsoNs.-
~ Sealed proposals viii he received at the
Croton Aqueduct Department Rotunda Parkl until Mon
day. the 4th day of October 1852 Mt o'clock p NJ build
Sewer with the necessary receiving basins and cuverts
Ihirtyeighth street from the sewer in Eighth
point two hundred and fifty feet west of Eighth avenue
The plan Of the and Specifications the building
the same all other information relating thereto can
obtained application to the Water Purveyor this
office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
New York. Sent
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New York, Sept. 6, 1853. N u iAAf o"D' rf'''a'n'

SPRINGFIELD MOUNT VERNON, AND PITTSBURG
- Acknowledgements for loan.Springfeld Mount Ver-
non ptsburg Seven per first mortgage convertible
bondsThe Springfield Mount Vernon and Ptsburg Rail
with coupons The bonds in sums Of 81 900 EACH pay
able the LIST day of January D. 1863 with interest at
cent? semannualy, in the oity Of New York, the
LIST day Of January and July Of each where The grnc
mortgage to George S. Coe Esq., Of the city of New York.
trustee for the bondhoers The amount of bonds thus
be issued at present under the limited to $500 0
They convertible into the stock of tho Company at the
option of the holder mortgage the line Of road
from Springfield to Delaware distance of miles,
reaching ut the latter point the Cleveland Columbus, and
the Company between and both places This part tho
road under contract and the Of the work
DONE and it will be finished and brought into about tho
LIST of June next The local subscriptions applicable to this
Of which about three quarters has been paid And the
entire cost Of this MISUNDERSTANDING two costly bridges,
each costing about DO about $50 0O and the
Company further subscription upward of 100000
applicable to the eastern division of the road extending
the Ohio and Pennsylvania road Londonyille dis
lance of miles This road passes through the
central part Of Ohio densc peoped and productive
through line from New York to Cincinnati, by way of
Philadelphia and Pittsburg. An examination Of the
will chow that it occupies position equal to other in
less than 81 O until the oath day Of September at
o'clock Proposals to be addressed to Meosrs Deano Dun
levy Co., No Wall street, ndorsed Proposals for
Springfield Mount Vernon and Ptsburg Railroad Bonds
ceptng the bids tine remainder in equal monthly install
ments of 10 cenparchaers Mt liberty to in full
Interest the bonds to from day of payment map
of the road and exhibit of the affairs Of the Company
may be had at the Office of Deano, Dunlevy Co.. No is
Wall street. And all nformation will be given by
them in relation to the road and its securities c. AN
THONY President Of the Springfield Mount Vernon and
Pittsburg Railroad Company.
New York, Sept. q, 1852.
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GTREET DEPARTMENT-No. HALL OF RECORDS.
~ Public notice is hereby given that tho following petit
lions have been presented the Board Of Assistant Alder
fill in certain lots north side Of Fortoth $50
feet from Third grade and flag southwest
Of Ninth and Forteoond street, to regrads and
gutter F0rtyst street. between Second
and Third avenues Also the following resouton-Te
GRADE repave Spring street. from Broadway to Crosby
street. All interested having objections thereto
requested present them in to the undergncd
~ his Office before the 18th day September
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
Qert &
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPERIOR C0URT.-JEREMIAH C.
IN Hoag Shadrach Sherman, Thomas Wheeler, against
Lawrence Craword-To Lawrence Crawford-You hcre
by summoned required tho complaint this
action which filed in the office of the Clerk Of the SUI
peror Court Of the City and County Of New York
the 10th day of Sept 1862 and copy Of
swer to the said complaint the subscriber Office,
NO 20 Nassau street. the City of within
ty days after the service Of this you exclusive
Of the day of such services and fail the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs
action will take Judgment against Of two
thousand seventy -four dollars with interest from the
first day OF September thousand eight hundred and
ftytwo, besides the cost Of this action Dated Sept TO-
1862. A. l.. PINNEY. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CoRPoRATloN NoTIcE-puBLIc NOTICE

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
- hereby given that petitions have been presented in
the Board of Aldermen for the following wit
In Mulberry street. from Walker Chatham also
in Twentysixth street, from Ninth to
built between Eighth and Ninth also in Thir-
teenth street. from Eighth to and through Tenth
street. to in Fourteenth street also in Thirty third
between Third and Lexington also
witch street from vandam to Charlton street also in tho
Bowery, the easterly sde from Broome to Rvington
street and also for receiving basin and cuvert at the
northwest of Ninth and Thirty
All persons interested in the above and having objections
thereto requested to the in writing to the
Contract Clerk at his office, before October 1857
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduct Department September %, 1852.
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LIQUORS.


IRISH WHISKY FOR SALOON HAND A. LARGE
quantity Of Wises superior Malt whiskoy now oara
SHIP Rosolus, lying at Pier 10, river jy,' poata
tbs puncheon in small quantities. "a DC sold ~
HOGAN, No. IL West street. apply TO T. u j.
SC0TCH ALE-DOyF ---------------------- -
~ freys, Bards, W FALKIRK, UARVEf'S, JET
order just apa vungers aud other brands in the finest
ties 10 sn Led IN pints and quarts For sale IN quant
80 purchasers by the importer,
G. L. LETHBRIDGE, Sc and So Fulton street.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT-No. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
- Public notice Is hereby given that the following petit
Mons have been presented to tho Board Of AldermenIo
between the First and Second
rues; TO ag north sidewalk Of street. from
thc Third avenue SO s to meet that which is good Also
Abe following resolution:To flag space six feet wde
Through sidewalk west side of Fifth between Twen
tynrst and streets All persons interested
having objections thereto requested to them
person the undersigned, his Office before the Elsa
day Of September next. JOHN r. DODGE,
Sept. 10, 1852 Street Commissioner.
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GtROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL MASONS-
~ Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of tho
Croton Agueduct Department lRotunda Park until Mon
sewer in Thompson street from Blocker street 80
tons for the building of the and all other information
relating thereto be obtained application the Water
Purveyor, at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
New York, Sent "a 1862,
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EoLDl GOLD l.-AUsTRALTA = FIRST VESSEL,
N LADY ARBKLLA, will be detained three days, until
the 2th instant to take In balance Of freight Meantime
few passenger be taken low rates. immediate
application 10 made on board q PsI Nors AysS srte
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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES

IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES,
- September 18th, lS52To Budere.Sealed pro posals
win be received IT the Office Of tho Of Re
September 2th at twelve o'clock NJ at which time they
will be publicly opened lin accordance to the ordinance
therefor for the erection of building Of Attorney
and Delaney for the Of the Thirteenth district
And also for the erection Of building in Anthony street.
for the of Engine Company No. 81 and Hose Company
No. g. Builders will estimate for the carpenter
work for each building separately The plans and spec
cations of the Buildings required and all information in
gard thereto had Of Superindent Re-
pairs to Public Buildings No. IS Elizabeth street Blank
estimates be had at either Office. N. B-The Commits
the right Of rejecting all Of the est
mates if deemed for the interest OF the Corporation
VIM. ADAMS, Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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SRKIPPIU0,

ivI,nHNR 7oRK All LfvsRfooL UFfTED STATES
Nail StsaaS,s The ships cempsHig M Line are Ne
''SSA'NSs' a. PacfFic. esrss ssl TX vest >
l 81 afIrEh sARCTtC, C2ptaiA Luce. tgtsfu
t,s.. : n BA All Captain Cenroeh. .fyi xe
ADRiATIC Captain Grafton
These ships having bseA hu BY contract exprpssy for
service every has been taken their
IN sheir ensuse strength and speed
sna tns aeoAs os passenger are upetualsd for
Price q passage from New York TO Liverpool in 6r
state room, $3Ol 4 80 TfT7-7 7777 !
Prom Liverpool 10 NV York, ESQ and f2a
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No berthe secured antii paid for. {. 80 N&.
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NEW EMBROIDERIRs-THE PACIFIC AND AFRICA
have brought large additions stock Of needle
work goods ALSO jobs Of mourning goods, veils sleeves
habts collars &e BE-, which We will coses oct in lots TO
tho Wholesale buyers o. the trade M6 i
JNO. HJ00INS 4 CO., No. 40 Broad street.
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DRY GOODS.


CLoAKs AND MANTILLAS.-EvERY NOVELTY IN
~ the above named articles personally SELECTED BY tho
subscribsr IN Paris now ready the Paris Msn;ila EN-
rsspestfully invited Also splendid variety OF India
Chk Tronch and other Shaw1s, and rich ssortmant 81
WARRANTED MANDATORY OF vALENCIENNEs
wv Laces, application of Brussels Begium N. CHARLES
BABANT SON Informs the importers Of a kinds OF
lacea who desire transact AFFAIRS either with him or ms
family IN Bslgum that he will 30 found every Day n ms
ran, Beehman street, No 81 Give directions the ser
want Of the hotel and in hours he will have the
choice Of merchandise. 4 le
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DAss 4 CO.'S EAST INDIA TONIC PALE ALE OR
ID Wine Of Malt.-The following testimonial Is by the
Sanitary Commissioner Of the London Lancet OF
May 18TH 1862 Prom the pure and wholesome nature OF
the employed tho moderate proportion OF alco
ho and the very considerable quantity Of 4mato
aoyne bitter contained in the aes they tend 20
tone and ygor Of the stomach and conduoe TO Inc
soration Of the health Of that organ when In state OF
weakness debility For sale Eints snd
50 Fulton street.
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NOR UNPRECEDENTED STATES NAIL STRAIN
+ ship PACIFIC, Captain cara Nye.-This steamer
will depart with the United States mails for Europe
from her berth ~ the foot o. Canal street. No ber.hs
qualed for elegance and comfort apply
EDW X. COLLINS g. CO., IS Wall street.
Passengers requested 10 half
The steamship Atlantic will succeed the PAcifc and
will sail on the 10th October. 8
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
BY given to the owners occupant occupants
q all houses and improved lands affected
hsreby that the have been completed
BY and lodged in the Office Of the Bureau
eAseeesmens for examination by nl persons interested
viFor regulating and grading Eighth avenue from l25h
20 th street. The limits embraced by such assessment
eads all he several houses and lots Of ground vacant
Eighth between l24th and l29h Streets both
sdes Of l25h l26 h, and th streets between Eight
and lines running 400 feet castery and 400 feet
terry thereYro All whose interests affected
~ che above named and who opposed
the same either of them TO present their
Questions in writing the their Office
Hall OF Records within thirty from the date Of this
sotlce. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Once Bureau of Assessments Street Department Sept
4
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GUINNESS DUBLIN BROWN STOUT, BARCLAY &
~ Perkins, and Whitbreads casks IN
pnts quarts landed in order For sale
quantities TO suit purchasers, by the porter,
q. T.. 1ETHBRIDGE, SO and ~ Fulton street..