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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-05-14


THE undersigned prepared to do all kinds of Casting
among which they enumerate Railroad Castings, such
Switch Plates Frogs, Turnouts Chairs Car-wheels Sc
&c. Hoowware of all sizes Stoves and Plough Castings
Iron Railing variety of made and Bridge Cast
ngs made and fitted Job Work of all kinds their line
finished in the and the shortest possible
notice. MACHINERY of all kinds constructed Engines
Of various powers Sugar Mills Cotton Gins, Tobacco and
Hay Presses Mill Gearing of all kinds made to order, &c
Situated at the terminus of the Tide Water Canal, the
great outlet the immense Iron and Coal regions of Penn
syvana they believe with the facilities thus afforded they
will be enabled to furnish Castings and Machinery such
terms will prove satisfactory.
By strict attention business they hope to receive
liberal portion of patronage which they respectfully solicit
MARSHBANk, CHR1SrY & co.
j.. I. MARsHBANK, CHRISrY, Z d. M'cLENAHAN.
Port Deposit Md May II, 1852 2l0-3t-36-6m
EF-Mr. ]. NJ. ROBINSON. Hardware Merchant Viii
mngton, is authorized Agent receive orders for nj
work in our liue of business. Nj, e. & co.
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A Strong Certificate.


The reader is referred advertisement in another col
umn which gives the details Of wonderful from the
of NJ Lanes Vemge, which certified to have been cfec
ted, not in Maine in Louisville. in Oregon, but
here almost in your midst Read it, and judge for your
selves:
Public attention most respectfully invited to the pin
unvarnished statement of your eowcitizen Mr. Ste
henson whose child wonderfully restored health by
the use of DR.. NJ Lanes Vermfuge.
Cross CREEK Tr. Wintcrsuile. Jefferson Co., O. !
March 18th, 1851.
MEssRs. j. KIDD & Co.-Ihave little boy three years old
the 18th day of this month"; that has been very delicate
health for some time After trying great many other med
cnes without receiving any benefit from their use
duced to try Dr. c. MLanes American Worm Specific or
Vermifuge as put up by your honorsand wonderful
late after giving him two teaspoons full, he passed 16O
worms some of them large and others thicker than
common sized knitting neede since which time the little
fellow has enjoyed excellent health, and is at this time get
ting very feshy fat the old say And must
believe that if he had not taken the Vermifuge
would ere this have been consigned to the tomb
JOSEPH Y. STEPHENSON.
| &B-This great remedy may be had at VIM. II. LIP
PITTS Druggist. Wilmington. Also by Druggists ane
Dealers generally
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NOTICE.
HE Copartnershp heretofore existing between the SUBJ
Il scffbers under the firm Of A. G. EVANS & BRO, il
dissolved by mutual The business of the firm will
be closed by ]. A. EVANS A. G. EVANS
April 10Th, 1852 J. A. EVANS.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

Ne" SLORE
THE undersigned respectfully inform the patrons of III
L the old firm of A G Evans & Brother, and the W
public generally they replenshed their "a
with an entire fresh and genuine supply of all articles usual
kept in Drug Stores Physicians Country Merchants and
others wanting articles in ne when visiting Whining
ton respectfully invited call and articles
and To those who do not find it convenient tie CALL
would that their orders shall be promptly filed and
pledge ourselves exeen give satisfaction
in every particular Our articles carefully selected and
therefore have hesitation rafTdnting their genuine
Orders neatly and forwarded without delay We
invite notice to the following part of articles kept
Drugs and Medicines. Patent Medicines.
Castor OIL per gall or bottle: Sands, Townsend's BrsoTs
Epson Salts per Dbl or less Bulls and Eppngs Sarsa-
Gum Opium; Gum Camphor: parilla
Do. Assafoetda; Sal Soda :Swaim's Panacea;
BIZ Carb Soda; CIR Tartar: Fahncstock and Dead Shot
Satpetre; Verinifuge;
sulphur roll and flowers; .soTat's. Brandreths, and
Pulv. Rhubarb, lpecac Jalap., Wrght's Pills;
&C. SC. Nfofat's Bitters;
Chemicals, Opodedoc;
Direct from Powers Ieguid& stearss British Oil
man; Bateman's Drops
suph,te of 9uinine; Essences all kinds, sc; &c:
do. Valerianate; Fancy Articles and Per-
Chloroform; fumery.
Suphuric Ether; German Cologne;
Hofmans Anodyne Pomatums;
Nit, Silver; Hyd. Potash; Shaving Cream;
Citric Acid; Piperine Variety of Soaps for shaving
Surgical Inssrun. ats. Lubin's, Rouscls and Piver
variety, from the most ap- Extracts, &c. &c.
proved makers.
Paints, Oils, sc.
10000 lbs. White Lead-pure extra and No. 1;
500 :. Black do, in oil; 200 lbs. do. dry;
1000 6: Venitian Red dry; 500 lbs. do, in oil;
8 bbls Linseed, and do Train Oil;
Ceases Chrome Yellow. in OIL 2 do. do. do. dry;
$ Green, in OIL;
2 g Paris Green. in oil;
s. Burnt Amber, in oil;
Copal, Coach, and Japan Varnish
$4,000 Cigars Of choice brands and selected by coaois
scar. s. & j. A. EVANS,
! Wilmington, May :, 1859. = - 80
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NE subscribers have entered into copartnershp under
i the firm of S. B. & ]. A. EVANS, who will continue
the DRUG BUSINESS the stand formerly occupied by
A. Evans Brother They in daily receipt Of addi-
tons to their stock of MEDICINES, DRUGS &C. and in
those wishing articles in their ine call before pur~
chasing elsewhere. S. Is. EVANS. NJ u.
J. 4. EVANS.
April 10Th, 1852 19ltf
Commercial and Herald copy ! week
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AN UGLY OATH.-In the Eastern part of Delaware
county, New York, there resides named
b, now justice of the peace, and very sensible
man, but, by common consent the ugliest ookr in
divdual in the whole county being long. gaun, sal
ow, and awry, viii gait like kangaroo. One day
he was out hunting, and on of the mountain
roads he met foot and alone, who Ion
ger, gaunter, uglier, by all odds, than himself He
could give the "square'' fifty. and beat him -
Without saying word, B raised his gun, and de-
berately eveled it at the stranger For Coils sake,
don't shoor' shouted the man, in great alarm
g Stranger replied B., g swore ten years ago
that if ever met ugller than was. I'd shoot
m and you the fust I've seen.' The stran-
ger. alter taking careful survey of his "riva.' re-
piled, - Wal. captain, if look any worse than you
do, slute! don't want 10 live no longer"
! Southey says-''I have heard good story of oul
friend Charles Fox. When h house fire he
found all efforts to it useless and being goot
draughtSman, be went up to the next hill 10 make
drawing o: the fre-the best instance of philosophy
ever heard off,
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DISSOLUTION

THE frm Of Q. & G. HotMEs is this day dissolved Tho
l. business of the firm win be settled by the subscribed
Persons having claims against O. e. Holmes. will please
present them for payment and those indebted will confer
favor BY paying up as early as possible: $500. =
April Is, 1852. OWEN HOLMES.
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NOTICE,

r WILL continue the DRY GOODS AND GROCERY bu-
sness at the old stand of o. g. HolAes My stock is
complete and the patrons respectfully invited and
examine prices. ss7 OWEN HOLMES.
April Is, 1852. s.... s7>
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. !
Office of Secretary of State. {

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. !
Office of Secretary of State.
WILLIAM Hull Secretary Of State in and for the State
Of North Caroiaa, do hereby certify that the foregoing
true and perfect copy of Act Of the General Assembly of
this State off from the original the file il this of
fee. Given under hand this st day of December 1851
WIN. HILL, Seey Of State.
AND WHEREAS, the said act provides for amending the
Constitution of the State of North Carolina to confer
every qualified for the House of Commons the right
to vote also for the Senate
Now therefore, to the end that it may be made known
that if the aforesaid amendment the Constitution shall be
agreed by twotbs of the whole representation in each
house of the General Assembly, it will then be submit
ted to the people for ratification have issued this Pro-
camaon In conformity with he provisions Of the before
cited Act.
In testimony Whereof DAVID s. RED, Governor Of the
State of North Carolina, hath hereuo set his hand and
caused the Great Seal of said State to be a@xed
Done at the city of Raleigh, ON the thirty-
SEAL day of December the year Of Lord thous.
eight hundred and fftyone, and in she 10TH
year of our independence. - = - q
By the Governor, DAVID S. REID.
THos SETTLE, Jr., Private Secretary.
into whose hands this Proclamation fall. will
please that copy of it posted in the Court House
Of their respective counties.
Jan. g. lS52-I03-te
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Wholesale Prices Current.

MULLETS,
Per barrel, j. % 90 . 8 90
NA1T vnrIh
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The great q strike among the English machinists
is ended the workmen having been starved out
They have accepted the terms of their employers.
There is no fair play in struggle of the workmen
against English manufacturing capital.
Miss Burdett Coutts (the wealthiest heiress in the
worldly has been chosen a :. Fellow of the Geological
Society of London.n She is, probably. the only Ia
DIV to whom respectable letter could be addressed:
commencing {: Ny dear Fellow
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Arr SeT t.e,i = n :, afor Nscs-s-T FAIL
jay !. Ffn - ID On " T7F-s- v
ets- 81 OIL - ~ nj y % T. ioa - 50 y" ira An1l
ran Ftirney Maiiapose;i. 20 -, earts X l. bas 80.
DO 30 ,p ir,pof;ec JAY 3 go - y Pen a nas '
stszors Yrsr . % elesE al L SckeE-Os ht3Sf
c~n is b6k mostly suupbseE AgI IS, al q o1 = ~ .
van. George May, Ahnehessr, Wesi2o., 80 a.
s.a.e5 LAT saleI ana Rotas
-. scs.-sS Ia 8 20 Ca 81 - w. saez11.sa'
ws.tror- 50 s6s % oi had lcs "a nate, MI 1Hooas
W-.f-r-t 1sys previous; b vas tsociea o.-fo -.
a.. - shs1 ans he vlale. lno4ih -
-, Is,,sstou Ifoa B. 20 t5s O al tod Lao soi 80
TO-. Lsoltss. Cor.- o. Nestpoft 80 'o "a
board. Js-et. RctstsoE, Co, e'ean - aJs -r.--
49,. g. Are, t,-1crc,
~ s... SEA Fer spocn sr, Westport, 80 nnLs, Al tnl
ri. SIP Norman, Of Nanl-Asi r-orts acf A. 49,
Jup~ 18Th. 10 bsls - od- -.
spossn-A5t Ala e. southern s.ss o. O. Stream Al
b. Care J,rkirs ron mouth OF Ceres IslAsds.
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Foreign Ports.

Al Eo - Jaseo Aur > shps John Barry Mad ron Nes
- B,1.ies Wsfat-, Baltimore, a's z.aos BarIOF..
fon Aew loft ~ ssn fi-esco, pnth 1,.--s AZ,
So. Ta. IL cTss. csa ron s5d .; Basoi.i vsas,
I sSS.' s 2' r JOIN wsr6s. s.is. e soa 20 Con-
yer, chaFe non SsF Yols 90 Ar.ani. CO.; %
res., eonesse4 Deawsn.n HaJne IRON Bahia for Ba;sor
Intas IhoHsson 'foa d. ~ eoi Nsn's Les,f, non
Hove from Bahore so PoaiHsy. Mo~sti, from soa'e'dso
AiKsd,s AS H. hars' Ts.oH s;ov,r fo@ s.'9o,i or
s1,tt cav from Bo.tos for MaIasi "a IaJ.; brs Kate
Ane srson Ana-rsou. IRON Barsor Gr caS- e verdi
Entered for hl al Qus0ee Sept ,, sars Lh1 Cousins o'
AS sagors - ,lp ,ooslan w.Ha.or ~ cael,;a, aaai
4 c, i..arao9s q M ssrt Ben colcorl, P,t o so'oa
So s sa w Asi &c. i s-.s7 D,y G New York
AtAspueo ltih lt sPs N.slus B.ls,a San Mara By
AJre' Jay q s coa4 Atm. of sss Iqri'
hf: Holster chr Jolanns 'or Co. DO AID etnefs so
~, AI Be-, i,1 sooSs 70 sr. aS.i. o s. Yor.
Al saa'4 s' a. r. Do s,s san Gl'' fs es)
had o. apa aud - mates Aas enc seaAn' as 0s''
A. Po a. Prince as,L nj bar. Charlie T. Ley HaPe or Pal
~ ~, ~ .Sppo.eo 9r Yor n B. Crosby, coIl., fica
BsSs s.s Yq. Seq ss a,l so a, Coz s,a si
co. Ys1sor smion and H.y, che.seman for New Yors
s'ss 4 ss Sy' Psy a ~ ' FaaO sT ar BasnoT,
A. 90 sih u Jonathan GOodhue, from California % a
ASA F,rre MO u ors Pain G. for Sydney c. D, aai
neSo. Cuba .6,h Mt bds Motto vnns. rom Portland
disp vesL Sailed Rh bns Eila, BlrGess, Boson-
Tarfs Island ssh Mt bark syh ana for Boston ueIt
DAY Mains f0rs eth bng Clarence Or To- Goth. Sd
18th brs Marshal Duich, for searspoTt.
AM al HALIFAX % brs Star Mearhsr Philadelphia 'chs
Wluot Rood. DC; Martha ksiusdy. Richmond Va 3D. ons
Voyaser GOD, PL schr-. Masnet, Wood Newlork; Hope
ONiel and CnAa Newell May Am. Lana Bo-t ~. 0ns
IrC schr oun1 PACKET, Wooda Bosto
CD Il. schr Indus. Martin New York.
John. B., +th tns Huron, HarAr y Havoc
Hh-sp Meselser Fnklau sea YorA Atan, Neal, saysa
mar; lsk Ssby, Sea Y'rk chr Richard Co5d-a,
Yorr,on Edo, Holder 90 Enie I'm, ,'0m Pro, d:9es
9Th Ship Urgent savsnaah sohr Relief John.on, Alex
andua May Mahoney Boston Pear MIean and Mary Jsns,
RKp 20 FrankEn Mussel., LyrA 7ih-Bne Romance Aun
son Portland shea ship Rhine, Barnes, Dubhni bnEs
Comet L.arItt New Yok. Hiram Figgerst, Boston scirs
Oraioo Fosou DO Challenge, Coisen Beverly 7hshp Cor
uels Robertson, Lsih ConIeccBt VILLAINS, London ser
Martha Greene Mhriyley BostC 70.
Arr A. sisdiac INST. bng Caroline Gry, Phiadslpa
AndreVs n B., 2st u schr DelaHee CLARK from
Bo.tor
itth nlt-A - sisttsns barb Emma bso, Boston. q;
Cid. shy RIO 6rsnds, Ryss, Liverpool.
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U1ROY and BOSTON RAILROAD

BoNDs-The undersigned offer & private ale - -
SECOND MORTGAGE coNyERTlBLE BONDS OF the
amount OF this loan $4,000 OF which 10000 have been
disposed and the remainder will be sold in amounts to
The loan secured BY the second mortgage has been made
Tor the purpose OF completing the Troy and Boston Railroad
ebssin. additional furniture FOX running the road and for
hqudatns floating debt OF the Company The Bonds
are PAYABLE on the st OF April, 1884, at the Bank Of Com
merce 10 NewYork and have interest coupons attached
PAYABLE at the place They are convertible Into STOCK
Of the company at par for ten years rom her date ana are
secured BY morza road ts franchises and appur
tenances to John T. Wool sno Jonas Heartt Of Troy
subject only to the previous mortgage OF $4,000
The capital stock Of tine Troy and Boston Railroad Con-
pany subscribed and paid in IS Si2 5d 49, Amount sub
scribed and not paid in Is $685. 50 Total S8SO 81 Tue
amount expended or construction and equipment up to
The Troy and Boston Railroad extends nom the City OF
Troy to the ess,eIy line the STATE 81 foTaa seI s
hne Of Railway extending from the Csy OF Boston to Troy
and the Enc Canal which Is composed Of the ritIaoa
the Vermont Massachusetts the Troy Greenfield, and
The o, and Boston Railroad Is located through OF
the most productive farming Co antics ia the State ana along
the banks offs river broken at short dis ancs o rapids ana
water falls where the factory the machine shop the urnsce
and The mill are pouring out the daily increasing products OF
human industry and skill The bills and mountains border
ing this valley filled with rocks ores and minerals ans
covered with valuable wood snd timber each and all OF
which are being nsnspoTtedin large quantities ovs the
road ,-n,.
ducve Of ashiD NewYoTk and Rutland
In Nermont hom which large amount OF ounnea Is de-
rived.
Al North Hoosiek II connects with roads (hs Troy and
Beupinston aud the Western NeIn ont So miles long lead
ina through another ch and productive valley to Rutland
where with Railroads leading TO Burlington and
10 Boston This latter connection Is OF great i'm poance
.i opens the whole Of " estern Vermont rom Bennington
~ Canada and furnishes by way OF the Troy and Boston
Rsoad convenient outlet for its almost unlimited amount
Of eTht and cafe and rapid Of travel TO its
Gus and enterprsng Inhabitants
The Read il doing large and profitable business and
s receipts and the oits construction render tho sscu
y ampe-and the Directors Of the Road unhes atingly
recommend them capitalists desirable Investment
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EXCHANGE on SAN Fo ANVi'0o'-
COOKE BROTHERS CO,
sac fs~S1'e>' AMOS r. EMO, No. % LibertJ-a-
DAUROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and

II COUNTY BOSps-we oseT or sale At far rstes
ne following SECURITIES Of the most una"oS'es
stc.dco OHIO and PENNsYLvAEI. SEVEN PER
CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Soapons
pay.be New-IoEk Isl JAY and LIST January rEinePa
Sc $500 u 10y WILMINGTON snd MANCHESTER SEVEN
PfR CENT RAILROAD CONVERT BILE MORTtAGE
PONDS Coupons payable in New-York, lss June ana l"
Dee Pnneir.l psys5e In lsoo; ,.o,,s SEWN PR
s2a6o5 MADISON and INDlANAPoLls, SsrE ,Sd re-
GAGE BONDS, Coupons payable lsi Nay snd st Soyen
Ssr Principal hs due IN 1851. Entire debt OF the ComFs
as osS INDIANA CENTRAL SEVEN PER CENT
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE FIRST hokrGsGE
SorsnSer Prfrcipai psysbie lst November 1870 ~
$500 WASHINGTON COUNTY, PennsylvAniS sEF;
IN PER CENTS, guaranteed Sy the hemphsld hA'H'-o
00a slpsSSc OHIO COUNTY Virginia SEEN PER
Ct s,d s6s CITY OF MADISON. Indians slX PER
CTNTs Euar.ne6 b. the Madison Gas Light Compsny
So Cos VAN VERT COUNTY, Vnio, Or, ~ rEH
The FOREGOING BONDS in each Gaze Tor sVo prin-
,ral and interest in all cases payable semi annually IN
IN. RAiLRoAD BONDS are secured Ia the most ample
manner by Mortgage Deed Of Trust to some known snd
responsible citizen of Nsv York with power IN case o. 40
t IN enter and sell each line with al equpments ke, 70
r.,.e money TO pay amount OF interest or principal.
The CRY And COUNTY BONDS sTe issued, 10 esq
80 hV yirtue OF spec Acts OF the proper Legislature
s.rtipe li power Tor that pu and on direct Voc
Of tie people Interested that vote being largely N "'
The s~, under which these Bonds created require the
rrurer authorities 70 maze SEXUAL Lr' I OF 1919
70 SIT APART exclusively for the purpo.e Of meeting
the sccruir interest and gradually % nc
81 bb sn BE- enforced through the courts Of law should
u become Necessary .. -. -.
These debts operate In the nGture OF moIkssS. ou @
real and personal estates within tho respective OJ ana
County limits -...t. -, 1,hso -
nrobibt absolutely the creation Of funded debt
10 rottss vithin their boundaries Tbs viii prev ent
S-rb.r issue Of securities OF ,his sort ~,
Np.5 sxhibIt. In each case can be had on application
q, On, oce giving full and detailed informstion a. 20 the
eS'1ie % wTNsLOW, LANIER l. co, No. u Walfst
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To Mariners.

NrvOurASs Sept The LshAosss casn3shss lsAad
etrtsd The aso nsc-
taiee barhs Of a N e vide ;hroush sap issnd
GASP frtk rVrks lssadi Aus it-Ths Lss hve Cosn 81
tse Ands ne s S-sa. passed ordnance reduce ts
eapon d.i, on SsE on hall basAs vhh
va o. ia'o erect oa The ls OF Jssgsy Ihs ~ thoass
ts PES aPetus 70 the tr.ts Of h Cohy ts eat stage,
SAT- scduo1 u that .hcA puon 81 The sht donss
ee ei ast SrAsd Iurk I'll The Prssceoi q he Tam
I-sds has adorned the AscAn Coass here that
LSst noese v % se ne s Of October sst thai al
vessel ~Asst srespnen toacAps here vl 10 s1snptsd on
hsht daes pase or es pors ekae Sab abundant 81
een ane al Dot - oss bstssot HEY Ashsf FOR
too ers 70 ,gasss heavy Aea hessnan1
for ssh 10 vey great
he Light Hooss contracted be buk south He6
Ishsd Rsa III" Ayta ast Ass ssss ssskss, sss Wi
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aIarkets......Rtper,.aby rs.srsrA.

NV ORLDASsssept She sales Of CorroN yesterday
were 5eV bales and day they reach 1000 bales AZ id
vapeips prices AidShns quoted al lce and good mid
ding al Ito -
AiaSy Sept Is--Reeeipts since our lss;FLoUR, 6eoO
hAls; WHEAT, l2(oc basE CoKN. lSoS bush; BARLer
4eoobush. FLouR Is Gull WHEAr-27 100 bash Geassee
cold on private tefma CosS steady Of 6sf d6 for West
oyn mixed With sales Of esoQ bush Oars DO bush sed
at <51 s5le cosins At 45c WHIsKY9o bb sold al 2i6
24lc for PrisoaL The weather has been rsiay.
kHw.0kLkAsS Sept l0-rhe Europs's news was 70
ceiyeo here to-day Tue .s Of CorroS have beea 500
lsjes al Nie FOR Mddfns and lllc for Fair The weeks
r ssstiors foot up 5000 hss and the receipts OF the
same time have been IL eo bales The stock hand 10
IeeOe TosAcco q 6rn The weeks business has bsen
LIE hh1e The secek saouns % lsooo hbdA Flour 70
Quiel e q ia GO Ohio end - s. Or g. Loui& CoaS b
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK........sspt 10
Cleared.

s,.s,.lus-washrstos Pcb, Bremen, so1er sans Eera
css6sq5y.r 80 VIahs cadz, Moses Taylor Co.. Cv o.
ssois vapey, Craze Island, p J. se7I.s OF
spl.nod Hissns Hsvrs, Wu Whitoch III '"Ah "11'' A'
ssp Franenco John Osoen 49,
Bart,-I.sbsIa stewart. lBr) Motor. Qu-esc T. Afo"
..,h, ysun JohDsou. Cam Rochelle, sssnnh q sons.
Bnss-6r.y Hound Pierce NOBLE ThseIsf CornTeNi hs'"'
Meyers St Donnso CITY. : Pal Ar
tsrp Burroughs. nsissor5a, staatoD mo np-a -. 49,.
IsyIor Plymouth, sashi, Gumssy b4tst > ma 49,
thn,d r Yer.ou; Eclipse, G0-e, Wiianzion ;. Ofes
i,,s BAKER chsr.sion. s. Mccreasy Co; Cssss ~
SS,r Ro.sl, s.vannAh II. H. TAlnsn Psansy Tsnia W
SIs1.lrbs J VI NJ Kse Jamss Hsnt Wlsn', rl,Aa'
-. I'D ABBOTT Lawrence, Alien, Dayton sprAfae
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Spoken. Gc.

ByP1,. Bos; DAVID Nthel lat &c 70; veal4,h in,. 'Ts
II usou ron Boston New Or'esr- Ars1st1s Ton sr-a
for Bau Tyanshs ron Boston or View Oeas
III b4fk Nercs-of. a shssrf crlss Tor Gay hesa
Ass at % - ~ ~ W. ~as sea sap AHstraa n
ses YorG ~ Lvsroool
-. s. o. b. ors ist7' m BRISTOL Enf o'
Aus . g. loa - IT. bark PAsniar x g. from Bristol, E.
ior New YorL
from Bs.;ou csss EJrsn.
Aus a. h % a. os = H. Zip W.. Pl;,sn Of R-hncsi.
Ne nm Ofsars .of LverpooL
"A q 20 o. 1 81, .hp Ahara .c Bos,cnl Ls.esi
frtaa s. Johu ". E., or Louloa-
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Financial.

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OEFIcE NEw-ToKS AND Ear RAILRoAD CoMpasy.)
o Nsw-foEE, sept 10, Is5..
NOTlCE.-The Stockholders of the
NevNork snd Erie Railroad Company are hereby
pothee that ire annual election for Directors M D, hd a
ne once o. ne Company, N Fireplace, on TUESDAY,
o'clock P NJ
TIE trsnsier books viii be closed from sept ID til
after the election By order Of the Directors.
NATHANIEL MARSH Sew
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