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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

AND WHEREAS, the said provides for amending the
Constitution of the State of North Carolina
every qualified for the House right
to vote also for the Senate. ,-.. 80
Now, therefore, to the end Shat it may be made known
that if the aforesaid amendment the Constitution shall he
agreed by wothrds of the whole representation each
house of the next General Assembly, will then be submits
ted to the people for ratification have issued this Pro-
cmation in conformity with the provisions of the before
cited Act. ~
In testimony whereof DAVID S REID Governor of the
State of North Carolina, hath hercuno his hand and
caused the Great Seal of said State to be affixed
Done at the city of Raleigh, the thirty-frst
SEAL *day of December the year of Lord thous
*eight hundred and tyone, and in the 10th
year of our independence.
BY the Governor, DAVID S. REID.
THos SETTLE, Jr, Private Secretary.
Persons into whose hands this Proclamation fall viii
please that copy of it is posted the Court House
of their respective counties.
JAN 8, lS52-lO5-te
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CO-PARTNER.SHIP.

THE subscribers having the 9Th December 1851 form
i ed Co-partnership under the firm of VESSEL Ell
LERS have taken Stores Nos and 2 of K Diekinsons
Building, North Water Street, Wilmington, N c. for
mery occupied by Mr.. Miles Cosn, where they intend
keep hand general assortment of GROCERIES, IL
QUORS, and PROVISIONS, at wholesale.
J. VESSEL,
Jan. 10. '52-I13-lm-2O-3m1 II. B. EILERS.
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An immigrant just arrived across the plains gives
the following desert ptcn of the memorable ''jarna-
do del muerto," which many thousands Of ami
mails and many persons of the last years emigr
ton perished
g If there is a section of country in Gods wide
extended creation that surpass that large scope
of country lying between Salt Lake Valley and Car
river for sterlity of SOIL scarcity of timber, and
every thing that has tendency to cheer up the spr
its of the wearied traveller, I sure that dont
care to see it. From the sink of Humboldt river
the desert to Carson river my heart sick
ened at seeing the great destruction of property viz:
wagons, carriages and bugges, dead horses, mules,
and cattle, whose carcasses lie thick all over the
ground in a state of preservation, the skins and a
good deal of the flesh being dried to the bones-the
water, marshes, and air being strongly impregnat-
ed with alkali that it has tendency to keep off the
devourng insects and birds of prey. But the worst
is not half told yet: to every two three hun
dred yards grave where a father. mother, brother
sister has been buried but the train is out
of sight the corpse is disinterred by the prowlng
wolf or the savage Indan-the bones to bleach upon
the great American desert Although am rather
hardened sinner, yet when saw the scene as just
described, could not refrain from shedding tears
and feeling myself more submissive to that mighty
and powerful God who rules the universe.
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REUBEN &c. IA. GRANT

TTAVE formed copartnership under the firm Of R.
II GRANT & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND RE-
TAIL GROCERS, COMMISSION BUSINESS, &C. Our
principle aim win be to please Location Water Street, fifth
door above Holmes corner Wilmington n. C.
Feb. End, 1852 23St*
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MARRIED,
I32-23-te

In this town, the 10th nst the residence of n n
Nixon, Esq., by the Rev. Dr. DRANE, ROBERT K BRYAN,
Esq., of Fayetteville Miss SUSAN LoFTIN place
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KEEP COOL.

COOL.
THE subscriber has received cargo of ICE and has
J. two others under way. In addition to important i'm
in his Odd house. he has rented another guard
against the contingency of being the 4th July He
insure supply during the Summer unless fire
other casualties should render Intellectual his
A. PAUL REPITON.
Wilmington, Feb 18th, 1852 23-tf
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COMMISSION Merchants and Wholesale Grocers,
~ North Water Street, Wilmington, n c., intend keep
the above stand general assortment of Groceries Liquors.
and Provisions, at wholesae-and to carry General
Commission Business.
REFERENCE:
E. p. HALL. Pres't Branch Bank of the State.
o. G. PARSLEY, Prest Commercial Bank, WHINING ton.
?. K. DICKINSON, Esq,
PoPPE & Co., lNvo,1-
DoILNER & POTTER. ->e" iN [113J
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WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
THE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the North which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished unfinished for
eign domestic MARBLE of all qualities prepared to fill
all orders for MONUMENTS AND TOMB-STO
every other article in the line of the business reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURINCf, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu-
ted well as can be done either North South
The best of reference can be given if required.
Feb. 49, lS52-23-tf1 JAMES McCLARANAN.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE opartnership heretofore existing between COX
j. BRADHAM, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted said firm will forward and set
tie with Mr. BRADHAM authorized settle said
sness. HARVEY COX.
G.. w. BRAnHAM.
Chinkenin DunIin co Ian % 1852 233t
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STATE OF NoETH CAROLINA,

O11Cc OF
WILLIAM HILL Secretary of State. in and for the State
of North Carolina do hereby certify that the foregoing is
true and perfect of Act of the General Assembly Of
this State off from the original the file in this Of
fce Given under my hand this 3ls day of December 1851
WIN. HILL. Scc'y of State
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NEWBERN. Feb. 9.-Tupentine-Dip So IS, Scraps
81 Is. Pork . S. so. Corn 60 cents per bushel-
Meal 20 cts. per bushel. Lard TO f0A cents. = -
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Popular Principles In Wisconsin.

When Mr. Cabell insisted on the superior orthodoxy
of the Wing over.the Democratic party, he probably
had not read the following text and commentary,
which we take from the Albany Journal, leading
Seward Whiy paper:
WIscoNsIN-Gov. Farwe is one of the two
Wing governors who were elected last fall. Why he
should have succeeded when so many others failed.
has been subject of some discussion. His message
just delivered TO the Legislature of Wisconsin, throws
some light upon it.
In this he advises the passage of general banking
law; advocates granting the aid of the State to the
Normal school proposes TO amend the school law, so
that lis advantages will be generally enjoyed
proposes rigid investigation the Fox river improve
ment; deprecates the continuance of the military or
ganZaton of the State account of It's expense and
complicated duties, and suggests independent compan-
les instead recommends that Congress be memoraIiZed
in regard 10 toe survey and sale of agricultural lands
the improvement of rivers and harbors, the establish
ment of an Agricultural Bureau at Washington, q
modification Of the tariff, so to secure revenue
and afford protection 10 agricultural and manufacturing
labor, and thus to secure permanent and remunera
tive home market for our produce. Of the fugitive
slave law, he says:
After careful examination of the provisions o.
this law aside from the question of It's unconstitutional
iy am prepared TO express my own opinion, that II
many of its features it is highly Objectionable un
lust and am in favor of either such radical nodi
ica,ion as will take from it its odous features, Oh 1T
repeal
And vet with all these fanatca ideas and ism
in his head this man mphanty elected govern
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

Frenchman, wishing TO speak of the cream of the
English poets forgot the word and said 'de butter OF
poels'' wag said that he had fairly churned up the
English language.
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Emperor de tols les Francois.
Given at the Elysee, this second day of December,
(the anniversary of one of my uncle's battles, }
1851.
Small codcil to the above CODE The Emperor
confdes to the elite of his beloved army the proper
execution (the Emperor think of filter word)
of the above laws which he trusts will tend to the
glory and happiness of his dear France
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

FREE NEGROES IN MARYLAND.--ln the House OF
Delegates the I'd inst, order was adopted re-
qurng the committee coored population to " IN
quire into the expediency of reporting bill to com
pei all free negroes 10 hire themselves out by the
year." This order was adopted with but two mega
tive votes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08
Tclegrnpllic Reports.

NEw ORLEANS. Friday, March /, 1857
Cotton to-day Is firm, and the sales 900 bales. The
sales of the week reached $4,000 bales of the fortnight
10000, being the heaviest business known Re-
cepts ut all the Southern ports, 23 600 ahead Of last
year Strict middling. SIC.
New ORLEANS, March O. 1852
The cotton market remains firm ut the recent advance
Strict middling. sic. Flour has declined one-cghth
Corn is active at 52c.; pork, $15 so Exchange
New York ~ sight, y discount
PnoyipEScE March G. 1852.
The demand for cotton has been steady during the
week, and sales to fair extent have been made at firm
prices. We quote midlirg fair New Orleans and Mobile
at csc; fair Upands 9lsc aafc midding fair, exc.
The market opened rather quiet buyers being disposed 70
operate only for immediate There was, however
better demand at the close Tho total sales of the week
loS $50 lbs fleece. from 321ic. to 45c pulled
2si.c 10 fjc foreign. q to to 2Sc Printing cloths
Prices firm, with very Light stock Sales for the week.
100 nicrcs
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ncur ccaAlnneA naamAts at - IS whns q corn med
Snefe w lee barrels jersey purchased u - K 100
90 at - 66k, and 80 puncheons do q 90
70 Nothing was done In wheat rye barieyI worthpmen-
uonang Domestic oats were In request at SIX 4Sc.
Corn appeared brisk the business consisting Of q 500
eusne mixed Southern at &c., with white and yellow
CorrxE-4so bags Java fetched 11c., and 800 do Rio
Va sxc the previous figures
CoTToN-The demand was good to-day; but Us holders
were rce sellers prices not higher The transactions
were about 200 bales.
fsEcHTs to English ports continued firm, with more
doing l500 bbls. -four engaged at b, with small
lot q 800 do at Is lid Some 600 TO 800 bales cotton
at I'D 516d with some cask tobacco at -. 3D. Grain
firm, at 3D. There good demand for freighs TO
London, and 500 bbls flour taken for vessel in
port at - Sd and 900 do engaged for vessel to
arrive at 2s 1000 bushels wheat at I'd with lot Of
wine at 15s To Glasgow 200 to 500 bales cotton
gaged at I'D There change Of rates for Havre
California
PaovsIoSs did not vary much the operations having
reached $50 bbls prime and pork Mt $13 rs $14
i2s, and $40 81 SIS rs; 100 pkgs extra shoulders
ders and hams at 7c Ac and ghc.; $50 bbls. prime
lard at sac 9bc 400 do prime and beef at So
to SO and 50 Sl2 with $50 do beef hams at SIS So
spectyey Ohio and State butter sought after
at Ice 25c and fair to choice cheese at 6sc to 7sc
per III
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n:;f: g; 4 10. Is
sasss tss lar S:iSs Edsis s' Roberts 7sA E.. M.r-
% r sss .ss nia' %
En- ss,t sch. Job, p
III Ts,rsrs Fob is-sIip EpsmnonSs.. White from Nor
just pu Soy AI ;s Az. ship Anna and
date ship Robt Burton Leckie, Pslsrmo bark Bowen.
l,.h n.yhsw Sgsnssr and United states Grant do.
Rs,i%e.s s1ss reported BssS soS Msssmor
po &c GIBBS.
jss 81, Lyons; Gaines. from c.ll.o
DE-; Lucas Smith. from Msicnes Carr poS for SYerE;
d i. Fsnss.oa Curtis from SAN
Dec @ St SaSrf with snsnS ssrsS q shs Lyons Ir
& .SSnsr ssaps and for 81.
Jan oh s0hr Maria Brown, from Acapulco Carr Jan
fARsovrn, Ms, Feb :i-Arr brig Ann Eliza, Hilton, Now
York
Sand &
Nsss: ca5den,s i74 Is Wis ch,Gc
Rssssss Sisssrsoa csrdsaas 18th sis Va Df
u via Ne. york;
% sssy
Eishpond Sarah Lewis Lerpopd. Norfolk; Bengal. a,
S.I.. Ss;:.. *: ns.. YSa fss
,s; Abbott s
Ssqs,ssa FIasss %s
and Ga
Ns,sa,ss SD Irss TSo ispj Costa, Baroeiona JSvea
s:ssmsEis Palmetto jackson Baltimore brig.
&c s
ed , sy Il gnkns ssd u,.,,. c.r..sa
s: S.:. S
sfS SsIaa 81 .fs n.. s
Ps slsSss T
Liverpool. Medemsch, Hickey, Antwerp carocs John
as ash Ds
H @ cws SmS Cs
toni lrs Sso Taylor. s6ns; %palaGisois ssfSs jaycn
@ s NARY sy bark E sl
SON. ~. sriss Mount Vernon o.. and Z Ruse c,
tGs'a ass
esss
Sears Nelson San Juan CID ships Eudesia tBr,, Robert
& sf Ia RGHs m fsss Ss
ria Wright Rattle, Bstmors; brig Long. Watts phiia-
s,,s
dke arins t schr Eagle sasson YORK
Cld sesmSrs Cherokee Shasrss Hsx
Star Bonells Baltimore; harks Indiana, Watts NYcrk
Joshua Bragden. Bartlett Mobile Broosa Scule Boston :
sp bark Baear Colon Baroelons Sardn brig gsvoco Per-
sano Madeira and market brig Henry Woods, Bunker
baltimore sehrs Zulime sarain, Mobile; Arispc, shep-
pard, Corpus Christi
NEWI6ET, ia, abt FsS9-sld brig Eeus, NYork
NORFOLK, March 4-Asr brigs Emily Small. New York;
Pilgrim (Brl MeCresdy DO: sehrs Henry Gibbs O.. y
twas %
ar i "a h S Ss S pn, io hs
York. Below schr Washington. Brady, Richmond for
York.
NEWPORT Feb 5-Arr scIrs Gorilla Paddelford Taun-
ton for Baltimore Atlanta Pratt Somerset for Ocrscoke
PHILADELPHIA, March Arr schrs san Luis VI iliiams,
NIIaven; Lawrence johnson do Oregon, Eanglder New
York; Steclnan Candy do Cid bsrks Scotland Perry.
nayarG Thes pallett, Dali Lasaayrn steamer kennehee.
Seymour, NYork.
PROVIDENCE, March5-Arr ship Sarah (of Portland J,
Merrill, Mobile: bark Albers. burlington NOrlcans via
Newport briggs alton, Titus Cardenas 10th ult Maine
Arthur H. Cardenas Bay (where she put in for
Larbor) 18th nit; schrs Oxford Rowland, Baltimore via
Apponaug Caroline Anderson Bennett. Phadelpja prop
Pelican. Williams, NYurk. Below fors and aft schr.
posed the Cchannet Chase from Norfolk CD bark. Utah
Cloudy Chareston; Delaware Lewis do Sid prop Petrol
Eosers, York. sloop vlgilant, Wells do
PORTLAND, March J-Arr bark Louisa Eaton, Shields,
4th, brig Henrietta Sturdivant, Matanzas.
SAVANNAH. March Arr steamship Florida. Lyon, N
York Cid ship Arno, Bascomh, Boston, schrs Violin Orb
Sawyer Ahaco, BAH
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Died.
On Friday 5,h inst ut st. yncents Hospital 0, rhlcg-
cr, pclas + W. GcuT MApLEsor Esq formerly
CT England aged 81 ye9s
on sunday morning 9Th inst, Epoaa II. L.sc, in the
| Notice Of funeral in Tuesday morning. paper
in Brooklyn. March 6. SAnsH CHESHIRE, daughter Of
William IL. ana Mary Jennison eyed yeers month and
! ON saturday oh inst H,-s4i Pra.crs daughter Of
John Milton and Jane Hcrrien Smith. aged months
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend her fulcT8l THE afternoon a half psst
O'Clock from her residence corner sixySecond street
aud Second
Oh Saturday oh int C,Rolisr ALLyRs wife Of Cara
ten Aers, native Il eernany. ascd 70 Years and IL
months.
invited Il attend her funcrg without further invitation
from isr residence A. NcDoc street this afternoon, ut
O'Clock.
On sundey March J. aftcr ! lingering illness. MATHEW
RRAvi -, aged SO years 10 months and 10 days.
@hp ficnds and rlaYc If tho deceased respectfully
invited = attcnd is funeral without further invitation
Il Tia rcsdtnce - hg mother, 253 West Twenty
.hih street tomorrow afternoon, q o'clock.
Msrth :. nuer oBEiEs. aged months, sou d Hugh
gn1 midget lrcn.
ls 9grrai vi, take plaoe from hs parents residence
49, Prince -tfcet, IL clock, this afternoon The
.setds e, LIZ family afe r,quc led to attend
OH saturday evening, March g. CHARLOTTE FRAzER,
yCutgc.t daughter q Charles and Mary 7. Dodge.
The relatives sn1 friends respectfully invited 10 at
b funeral this Afternoon ID halipast o'clock
I Ill ~ 1se Avenue i. corner Tenth street
Isl Kingston. JfE.. ftb u, JosErn RosrRc q con
sumption tnc,e hours after bis arrival aged ~ ycur-,
lAte II Ills cy
III IL On ms. nirs MAY Qrrsr rcl!ct Of Thomas
t.ueti ~ lie sch yecI y her age
flC friends n her john; ilso a D. u. Stephen
nd Edwin acCo-Ia.c aTe respectfully invited q attend
HI fynfrti m her la. idercc ~ th street, this
asy q y = instead &. tu. Jay 10 ndvcrtised
hDrch MAR1 A. vie q cyrus Goodsla IN the aith
year 4 her age
rc.sl II 20 Common street ths morning ~ 10 O'Clock
AiaIch Nr4 fEsiCc4 0EsS. aged ~ yesrs, widow o.
tfc lato Cfleb Green, II NoIwis. Conn.
l adr ard relatives q tae family are requested 70
sl.,rd The funeral at O'clock this aftcoon from The
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INDIA RURBER GOODS.

- - ~ 80 - \, - -
u UBBER SPRINGS-lN THIS CITY, WHERE THE
III of both Mr. and myself well known
should be quite willing let the question OF veracty
ween rest IL advertisement accusing of hav
parties who well acquainted with Mr. Day think
II due 20 nyself to take notice of his
rcte the fact most distinctly that he has both directly
and Indirectly made oyerures bus him or that
tunatey, am prepared with proof Of this ~ Mr. Day will
discover instructions having already been given
counsel to proceedings against him for the libel
have nothing 80 do with any combination, and base my
position solely my right and the superiority Of my
springs ask nothing but Affair price For good articleone
thet warrantng for Ave years The American Institute
having granted the highest premiums for the
years succession and the Patent Office having decided
against Tulers Patent end established the validity Of
Is pretty fair evidence that not only make the best
Springs, but have tho only right to make them. shall
certainly Mr. Day opportunity Of satisfying railroad
companies and builders using bis springs of the rospou
sibity OF Lis promised indemnity by proceed
ns AT parties infringing rights who are
obtained Mr. Day am given 20 understand has about
much Gs he well attend to In defending the
suite already brought him. for nfn cement different
patents T. NJ RAY l0l broadway, New York.
- UBBER CAR sPRINGS.-THE FOLLOWING Al
~ ditlora testimonial TO the merits of L. VI. RAYS In
ceived 1t needs comment:udSon River Railroad OF
Gee Is Warren street New York, March 1852 NJ Ray
Esq-Desr Sir Since connection with this road, have
watched will much interest the Of Rubber Springs
for raroad and have hesitation in saying that
IL incomparsby the best article which
used have tried Others and found them 20 fail under
pressure to freeze in cold weather and become
than uaeess should prefer using at double their
cost employ other rubber spring which has Talon
under notice Springs possess tho luay
OLIVER H. LEE,
Lstc Superintendent Of the Hudson River Railroad.
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anNIVTME IaENcl
TORT oF NEW YORK. MArcI Z, 1862.


shr Noutc'ume (rht) Y ceuroy Liverpool Gar N Win
nrd tasto ufers g. II Marshall Co. Jan ~ IN the
tpNrti Lilo Sardinia, PendietQn, from Liverpool ior
tcv Ycrl; Feb 49, lat - h0 Ion NO tsY the wrett o.
af about 100 tons water logged and abandoned, the
fortmHtt topmAst topgrlnnt mats and miSenmRt hud
toInI standing aud The fore t0pgalant yard was
acrafs Feb Charee Berry seaman fell from tho bow
ep and lost blowing heavy with bad sea on, could
not assist him.
ship Southerner Sullivan New Orleans Feb 20 70 Stan
1hempcn Fob % lat q 49, Ion ~ TO- exchanged sisp ais
With bark dcddo kiuba Ingrham, from Nov Orleans Tor
Providence 9Th lat - a. Ion 70 % with ship Ca
rtftne Acsiaiti, bound n.
sfl rfochita Lans rsermo, Doc 20, gaa feoss 70 u
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rrrY nI,ADE REpoR.r.

tArUHDAf, MufcN u y p.
g.. e..,,sd factors. the psles Including - btuela
,,.f..l ~ co. a SO IL \, ard pearls NJ 80 1874.
Ifl hna4uIra-llUUr exhibited greater uuy -,'yi wy
rnoy-IncYl reading Zoo barr lsbaperln Ce-i.n W
a. = 10. 6 1Intt 20 good southern at ~ 0lh - II II
ordinary 10 choice stat Al ~ 08k " VIZ ana ~
A. rane, Vcs,ern at 3: sia 80 l.% On 1Nrfd 49,
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SHlEPING.

depart With the United States mails for Europe poyey
e loot Canal street, No berth secured til psd for
For freight or passag. having uncquaed accommodating
p, EDwAkD x. CGLLiS5& co, Ye, SO van street
sail Sp Sif's%a'p PACIFIC VIII succeed the ARCTIC 'aa
I'VE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
ssa oe an ycrn SrI 1s oal5@ "a
only calling At Halifax 70 land aad receive mails ana
A AFga 5 sG Harrison r rFia assi sSsa7a
AMERICA cat S snsPsn csD, cA 1.S Cart Lang
Thee carry clear white ant AZ alnmass head
I. Msrs.oS rsn Sew Mar
,Gsii'' from Ss,s q ls
Sisssra, stone. from Boston: . ~ 49,,
ss s H s1g from s sc Yo,t ,Is,
Passage tom York o. oston Ircrpool-Irs Ga.
hin, $50; Second Cabin, SO.
Freight v te charged specie beyond - amount
An experienced srrreon On board.
Al letters and neAgapers mns. pass through tho Post
For freight or passage, apply 20
French German md other foreign rood, received ana
s9Gsl, in with gf ss sSSa ro9h bills "
TI,nE PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL STEAM
ship ccmpa", ntead rgnning their new ssansips -
az ciy Of ssnSheste. about TGarsisy April hpsii
e aa sS about wsdnoSay Mach ssG 8
Passage from Philadelphia in saloon state rooms 800 in
lore cabin 800 For freight or passage apply 20
THOMAS RICHAkDsoN, Al Exchange Place, n Y.
or No. Walnut street, Phiadelphia.
TIVE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPTAIN
Cope viii sail for Bornuds aad Sc Thomas, Monday
The sth Of March, 1867 noon She has excellent
moantons for passengers Price Bermuda 500
20 ST. Ihousa So There regular ms Communication
between St. Thomas and all the ost India Islands Havana
Apply to E.cUS1RD, IS Broadwey,
rSNoletters or mails will be received on board Of tho
Msrlic, except through the Post Oeiee.
CrEAx BETWEEN NEw YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and Now York Steamship Company new
stoamsbp GLASGOW (,a62 tons-t00 horse powerl, N.
Stewart commander will sn from New York for Glasgow,
Tuesdny the 9th March, NJ " o'clock Fret cabin
pa'aAse 50 second d. s5' Acplsy y e ., p-o,sv
NOR sAvANNAH-UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
u Tho new and superior tteainship FLoEiDA, capt;;
| o'clock, T.. ~, from Pier North river. Apply 90
SAMUEL Il. MITCHELL, No. l3i Front etreet.
Tie Alabama, Capt u. &. Ludlow. on Saturday harea
rh spetd strength accommodate ~ ana fare tesS
ships have no superior on tue ocean --..-----.--
USoK cIlhRIEsToN.-Tn NEW, SPLENDID, AND
vii, leave pcr NO T. n r., saturday, March ~ ~
o'clock r. NJ. rrccciy. For freight, apply on board whore
s n lsding viii be pignodi sud Ter pnashse a'n9
uurvsllcd acccmmodationh,D ~ The counting room %
| SPtFfckD, lILtsIoN, y CO.. r 9gntn ~ VA
Tho Sontcrncr viii succeed th. Union, and loate on W"
| ncsdsy, March nth
| L1OR CHARLESTON, s. Go SAIL ON Thuks5 49,
nth OF March, NJ II o'clock hMlnne,. %
and remarkably fast Esirg steamship oo esiSbi ~
r. H. Tucker, Jr commander, will take wpar ars,,h ~
oh.r, ~ reduced rates and sA apply on
board At pier ~ Eat River foot o. hs,co' W "
I 'V'' fI0uSS MARBLE. No. s. south street,
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