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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28
sS1OaOOD
VA & . = &EE "z-
Goods at 8eineesi q rices.
". D. y S. n. EWING.
Wholesale anil IeiqiI Iealer7 81 tsrss.o, ,,,,.
Douaestfc D,f Go1ls.

>fusNt' +e~'efS z" gore IN CFA
Donafstie Dry. Go4.e.
YE7HEY are now in receip+ Of l lar,e al
= Wen selected stock Of Sfrin;I AID Ssn-
,lrgi Dfy uoo.iS Hardware, Q'seeI kware, etc.
'ien We are oheTlng a extremely aow prices,
either By Wholesale or Retail Call I'D exam
lie our stock before pur.l.asino- alset- Lare. ,
will SCI bargains and 10 nlislase. W hal
s4ld out 6uce aad alvertisi.d so. but Ill pnrrh,
ifrs backed out. The Goods are ro,E ours and
we are determined to sell them.
va. .'you lucky men," who are tekssd with
lev dimes, come and zig up a. EIing's.
TO The LADIES.
Y0ur attention is clle-I 10 orr r;re Ear1 vcu
assorted stock Of Dress Goods BonreI L So,
etd., e-c.> Which are goitr at small h'lva-ces
On cost. Call soOa or You viii lose d har,.i,,
W. D. s s. NJ ElEIEG. ,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28
HNSEEEe,

81 FREScH LACE, Cobqrg, Gimpani
-. Gossama', Hair and Blond. Be's-lle'
SIX and Satin BoHne.s- just received y
THOMSON & BUCHANAN
April q 1853
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28
.. s. Il. Nb

s sH1 2s.. ss ss Ss $50. g h :. E 2 =
sl1eFii ie' on 9a'Hfiay, Al4y ~ suitable
iadTePs VIII DC dsii' eFtdr 81 mehbers IN
good Standing. Of sister Lqdge, are ka.i,es, =,
invited to pattiei ate in tie iesiivisiA Of -
bcaasipu.
By order Of the LoIgd
TIEOS. J. CARTER. SecEst.-
April II, 1866
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28
The English language is spoke n
BY $4,000, 600 people.

A ffmale Tofer.-A woman has
been sent TO jail at Cincinnati. Tor 2(
days,on r ad and water,for voting il
one Of the wards Of that city, at tlit
late election, BY dressing il male al
tire, and passing herself off as
male. 1t appears she attempted L
vote Il second time, when her vote
WIS challenged, a row ensuepl, an,
her hat fell off, her sex was discover
ed, and she Was arrested.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

(
Dgalcafion of a Tennesseeqn---We
take the following from the Appeal
of tins morning, says the Memphis
Express. without youching for its
authenticity:
:" | t is rumored that Matt. Brown.
late Marshal for Middle Tennessee.
is largely a defrulter-,ar ousIy es
timated from $4,000 to S3O,0DO.-
Nj. BIS intimate, friends here spe;l
of the dedication as a fixed fact
We do not see, however, any men
ton made Of It in the Nashville pa-I
pers. Mr.. Brown received bis ap
poiniment frem Gen Taylor"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-28

The pen which was used by the
signers of the Ddclarat On Of hide
pendence to attach their names 70
that instrument is still Ia preserya-
ton at the Office Of the Secretary Of
State, Washington City. This is a
valuable relic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
DIED..

Or thursday rnornns, FEB TO- JANE ACKERnAS, widow Of
james Aetsrnnsn n, IN tbs 18th year Of her sso
vii ate pace She eence OF her 900 ns H.
ISne No 81 Saturday stsnoon al O'Clock ihs
6uds Of her Ihoss Alderman ard her
sou law james vandnhsFh and H. Lane respectfully re-
attend without further invitation her rens VII Ve
taken ~ Gfeen~ cod for
Al WHasmsbufsb Pet. o. hrs. ELIzABETH CoRTELfOU
IN he yesro Of her
The reaye and nd Of The family respectfully invited TO
FRIDAY she Ilth mt, Ococs IRON Der
hate esdeaee q south Sd and % IT, her vii be
tslep 10 GfesuyoOJ Cor intcTneut
On Tbu,dsy mortrs Feb TO- Of inflammation of DE hnf'
EMILY c. dssshtsf Of Robert and Sarah Rae aged years,
month snd ~ days
Spern on pray oocs from No. 2T3 sprnEt Her
vll be taken o Grs-uwood
psb PoULTEEY only Of John and Jane Bsslow AGED
m0bihs
Az Rrott,u on Wednesday morning Feb Q. afe RAPID and
pajnfa Hness WILLIAM G. sLOCUH sfed ~ years6 months
and dsy. 90.
The funeral resdnce ohs ther no slb
w,,bneos brooklyn Greenwood Frdsy Afternoon
nh nat, 81 ocoek and ends Of the family
,psTay in tied 70 attend funeral 1fhos further notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
Mnrkets-CAEtrvLLY REFOarrD rOa THE TRIBUNE

Markets-CAREFvLLY REPORTED FoR THE TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, FEB. 10.
AsHFS-The market IL UNCHANGED. Sales Of 20 bbls AZ
g. sz.a "a 6si for Pots md s. rs for Pearls
COfTOS-The market steady with fair shipping de-
msnd. ! $50 bales sold odsy.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our Flour msrset Is easier and
unsettled The low GRADES offered pretty freely and the
demand not very active but TAR for the East and home
Shippers not buying very freely atboush there
nal 100 bbs GOOD brands sold last evening az s5 81 COM
mon brand, are cered at : = TIE .Aes OF estsn a.
State s. Jl a. ST FOR mixed 10 fancy Michigan and In
diana g $50 IS ezi for common 70 good Ohio Southern
Flour without change note The low grades heavy
and dull, the better knds arm and In request sales Of
1870 bb, at IS esd Is 81. for mixed to FoOd brands BAL
lie brands and 81 25d g. 80 70, Fancy Rye Flour 10
ssady but quiet Sales Of N bbls Fine az - 20. Cora
Meal i inactive at IS a for jersey.
GRAlN-Wbest 10 more plenty, and the MARKETS unset
tied with little DONG for export There Is some inquiry for
the Fast for whe southern which Is plenty. Sales
esee at the railway dlp6t az 81 20; and 1000 ba.h good
White Southern at 81 a. Ryeis selling IN small lots at pc
and safe foT Jersey Barley is heavy. Sales Of 800
bush al lie for mixed Corn s again iower and easier,
su,b Seie S ted es sese oI do yellow;
64d66c for do. White. and &c. for Jersey Yellow.
WHlskf-The market is finn with good demand
and less Jersey offering; sales Of eco bbs At "a a2tc for
Jersey and PennsylSnA and 2i d2S for Prison. Drudge
IL held IL &c, time ard interest.
is sasisr: sac. 81 500 hi. a. fie Sds7 or new Nsss
mainly the latter ce s6 for old Mess ard as IS for
sew Prime Beef Is without esanse s,es 81 10 eo At
e. 6OdS IS for Mess SIS 25d SIS 10 for
pscted Chicago and IS 55ds7 q Tor Prime Beef Hams
duh NJ sl59sl6 Lard i more plenty and Il lover
sales Of $40 bbs aud tea AZ 9. Cut meats duh
sales Of 65 bills plain Ham. at Zoe shoulders are dull at
7id7ic DTessed Hofs sasbe Al d8lc. Batter eases
and Is 5n sles Of Ohio IN bbs a. l3c and State Danes
at l8d2lc. Cheese is selling A. sdac.
TEAs-Messrs HagEerty L Jones offered unurrally
large catalogue Of Teas 10 day which the trade appeared
npe for. The whole was sold At very full prices
WOOI-The market 10 active Several Philadelphia
huyesu have been m the market ard the ses are about
soco n Fleece Soc d6oc and few i7tc for cOarse,
which the lowest tire market Pulled active at &c.
hc with sae arrive There have been large sales OF
FOREIGN and the arrivals from hsrseiiles Of Arr
Clothing Woods have been taken s PC dsSc tor
fine washed and lie arc. un~ashed dhe sales were 500
bales Some Smyrna Woods also have been sold AZ tc q
l5c for unwashed, lie aoc for tine, and &c q
M IL washed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
THURSDAY. Feb. lO-P. NJ.


There was fair business done at the Board
to-day and in the morning there was an upward tend
eney Of prices. Al the Second Board there was still
frmness in some Stocks but others were lower Erie
closes Al about the prices Of yesterday but without
much activity. The road Is doing very large bus-
meas for the sesson especially in passengers Harlem
and Hudson River continue TO improve. Harlem went
to Tot Hudson River to 20. closing al OH. Since the
reduction Of fare to Albany the Harem road, the
receipts for through business have Increased 50 cent
stonington and Norwich continue to improve, but
were rather heavy al the close The receipts of the
Norwich show large gain over January last year.
Long Island was heavy Reading buoyant and at
the Second Board advanced to So Nicaragua, under
various runners In the street bnoyans at the First
Board and wen: TO SOL Ii closed al Set an improve
ment of y cent from yesterday The Land Com
panies are generally firm Canton is l9l, Cary lts,
and in dersnd Portsmouth 81, Morris is p. The
principal operators are Philadelphikns. The Coal
Stocks were suoyant in the morning but fell of in the
afternoon. In Premium Railroads there was hrraer
feeling sixshsvenue sold freely lsS and Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana, advanced y cent.
The Central line OF roads through this State continues
dull the progress Of the Consolidation bill Of Albany
not being quite satisfactory
In Exchange there is but little doing, but
rates are steady Sterling is 81 clio for good and first
class Nance The supply Of commercial bills is rather
better Francs are in snan supply and firm.
freights are more active, but at lower rates
To Liverpool 1900 1000 sbls Flour were taken a,
s3asi6; 1900 or $4,000 bush Corn, part n asa,
the latter In ships bags and part private terms Cot,
ton iaSSsd ToLondon 1000 bSls Tarpentine and 200
tcs Beef on private terms To California ana Austria
liza there 10 fair business doing,
Thursday is always the most stringent day
Of the week in the Money market hu. to-day the supply
has been quite equal to the demand. The rsnsehSa7
p cent on call leans, and e97 y cent on ars,-slass
paper.
The amount received at the SuhTreasury
was sisal'5; Psd es5ol Balance, saiT7.27a
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester
Road for January show = large gain over the same
month Of last year. The figures are;
January, nv Slcf-e 10
January, lcG.. lASeS -
The amount Of gold coming by the Ohio, is
SILLY up TO the expectations Of the street II wss
well known BY the letters received by the last steamer.
that the foods In the interior of California would pre-
vent very large shipment Of gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
Arrived.

ssH-sP koAaole c.'sssy > hoars f- Ssl ssd RieAnoed
sup Ne fost' Hail. d IN cAassOa- oOttOs and G.
Bar. Sen. Ns,,da q Brgu.-t FOs,-s 81 a. I'm ss-
Orleans cotton ke 70 Stephenson I'm
Hade the run = csse Hsisras ASd has
Barn rIosA of Boston BaHss El,anssrs De- s. ssae is
Bsrt Mar sAS<, LOT Warren R l. LgA,r 10 d. hn ss-
Bns II b cro-sy of Br---r Ne. Cola. II q. IA J-s.a.
Vet s 1es 'I0ts srs say Ess q Portland ksses Or Han
Brx EHfs BrOs1 as c.r5eaas sasar asa uos...,. 70 d.
aso Bro, v,s.e - A L Jsoos
B.s Adsy s-ut Berry sosSO isA J.a eos-e .lss ke.,o
srs 9 Asa.oa, DelAA. Is St N.rl. eos,oa % s.1
Esrs:y q r...StsYe.l wl.s, :. d an ror'o c.S-ao
ca Pa pa !. d. c.s-sosa J0su.s. -. -,
Sryet, Dels-Ssa ,os b tHo<e 70 IA. b. Joss w.
Brs wr,unFi. DIoa IL IA sOb- ect,o. &c 70 ssrr-s
Bra Dsr-ss b. Bel u a. TN as.saa n b.a.,: 70 rr,,
Acc
1 -. S car s;t g o. .1 ..a
cHsy, reaHAs0s IN soes sS sr- Hss sTsr-ass very
b. As.ls. sssl s'raeJ, 81 a. 4. Casts Mar fu, a.
Bra Fnea1sAB wl-o. 4. IN s.- H.,-n !. s.E.. % r,
ssst sr,A1A, Dyer 10 a. I'm sshv.s saasz . H.sss.
seAr Ia. DsH. Tern, LIuI.. IN. A-,4s.r.. soar to
sSAI Mar G Tss.l, B~s-. a. in xAoa Del, s.,u ..4
shr. GOla-s Rae s-rcOua 4. IA B.-asr. s0yr to A s.r
Ahss' L.-rsss, Bo--os, -l.- 70 p.,ssa
a Sprags
soh Asra- Poster "a "A cAsos-,ss- con &c % ...--
sShr wassIs BSO-a BOsrsx, "a N sOr<a, eors &c
esua1 10 2. BSssn
scar T.--I, osaszan !. IN Nlkrs, De- scr, 20 ; G.
NlA4Ae
seAr D..s.1osa cA.a = Ia m kG.surs. Bay cote. ..i
pec1ns ~ L. NcCr-.ty.
sSAr cOsusA., FsaaAa, 4. In Bo~,0s ale . D.y.s.
sprssse
str Es-,ra wo.sa y-se, "a h snyr,. or--s Del cor.
soAr , 2. Lodss1 Ros~s q IN B4nsrs esAI "a -
q Bxrness;, -sls ayIns -, 81 zsLzz&l
70 A Bafrar-
ssAr jsha Aa- HEA.s - IN ssna=AA, co.'s. ,ss nc, "a
Il n Tauzh
soes chrspAer Pc; JOA,se, a IN vEsaA ervs-rs
frogeBss fsssoas- kszn~yl ny In Pr0v<>>e
wNp-ss.r-s, W. W. ssHse; 8, vita
sr~i eoESazf nase ~ q .->>s
sos.i x Ne LsEs AS Ps1sA s,ssss ,sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
Disasters, &c.

- .--.. ,ur, Nsrr- yrsro- whsh strane-d NJ ~
s-~~sv .as.e-aru-y q i-i 5rouS- - Sleoe "a
- - y. n r.t rsh AZ and E7gsfs onr x -
80. 81 he anserwrsrs ard s6ssa 70 Aess l. p Levy
a Co 20 49, -, - - -
-, s,.-aTr Aet-ry IN Soh CAro.s ~ r-n al Ia
- 4. s.ady Hook fs q Saisr 81 "a oi1n
ever tse hsr. soslrn heAd "a : stFN'e " ~
r. - -, 80. reported ashore clisyaunt Tls 81
a. - - :, Ns- Reiord oh. lsakaE "a cte an hoa- AL
- sn th@ rauF for er eArso o. ll9ef
N ,,,.5 ~ - ~trrteas q Ire esgtan and cTrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

Dividends for the year amount TO sSs i92 IS payable
in cash
The earnings of the Western Railroad for
the year esding Nov. %, lisa were 81 ,s3ss7a ex.
penses, s6S667s; dividends, sS34 $50; addiion to
sinking fund $4,000 interes; and exchange State
loans &c. s2s4 4Sl, lOss Psheli snd North Adams,
s4692 Balance carried TO increase the eontingen,
fund, $92s2. The contingent fund now amounts 10
$l37, IA The Massachusetts, sinking fund Is
STA Si2 the Albany ditto $50 i56-&ggresste increase
within the year SMASH The earnings OF the West
srn Road for ls52, a compared with those for ISL,
show an increase of slae7i from passenger do
crease Of So so from freight and increase Of s3oo
from ether sources. The net decrease Is sl4e2l. a.
though the year shows an increase Of 1880 IN the
number Of miles rvn. Competition slso has increased
the ratio OF expenses to the receipts Nevertheless,
The Road has earned u cent and added o. @
70 The reserved fund This hss beeu enabled 70 do
~ the fsSt tbs, spoa the chief portion OF is debt is
pays but y cent annum. The presen, value Of
zee SINKING and eonnnysai funds 10 a. $50 to each share
on s'oeA The estimated amount Of the sinking fund
Al ths tine The bonds Of the Road become due in ls7a
is 81 sS2s24
Ihe 81. Louis papers sotice sale of FORTY.
ak thousand dollars Of the sx per ecu, bonds Of thai
CITY at par.
The CiaeinsAsi atlas SAYS:
The g. 600 IN notes Of the Newpor. d., s,,s. s,,.,
Bsnk presented 40 the counter Of that iu,rir,ri
protested sor nonpaynenf forwarded frou ~
York BY tie Metropolitan Bani, Nsw.Ysrk OR Baals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
MARRfRD.

Intb, eiy IN Tuesday eveoua ~ Rev NJ WrEhi, hr
WIN BYyINs 10 Mis- CLARIsA ~ Smith, Of Ogden, Mon
roe Co ". u - ..,,.a - .,o,,, i,
Ysb TO- BY Rev. Charles p Rsg, Mr. JUkiUs sOREL, Of
Brood lyn and Miss SARAH D. LUMAs. Of New on .
Al 6ueantn~ l.. Fsb 70 by Rev. Y. ~ BEET JOHt i Nc
IEAE ~ D. Croz Cal. 20 Mss MARY ELIZA ds1sn
John w sisfns d. Pbysisn and Cnie o. s%foe nos
p'sL . - ,..,. cvo,p ~
TWYBlLL eecOud dushts Of 4 D. Bfo~H $50
LII a tk,. ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

Ar 4, Hrnt0a Be-nuas Ja IA bra ElEahetA Er1.ry W.
rrssot y c. I'D bra FORBADE MeCl-y NeE iort 50 JaA
n trs Zssr. Parrot. Dzner. Ga
Beruuda Jar 81. A aarveT A,f-
ps~- bos- Phlat-phla. ard id - ~, scsr Bu-kar
gs-,--o-S Jsa,ea. "a iisfre~s BOND % Fsi.ad~phs
Az Msar,Ils Am Hood. Wsey, IA Mania or Ns~
Yc-k "a r. or proTxons. and captsin stck-
Az Roehsns at b1rk Alcs rNrru Smith, 10 Nv tofA
y krae Ju - Izurs. Core. 70 Dad or Bc<n1-
"a IN Ayrss N5v - hrs Chctrsa~ r-ns
has reported Fort Dec J. or ArlAH y S BARK her'ae
Mean. Col1asa-
lt5e rer 4 Prs ia Aberf, Ltlhsed q, Bos,oa
"a N RIO De- - harts Juhn-on kohe-af = W
A-s rerrh sud Arhar, s7esr al rPortet Or Nes Tors
f Laura snev Bal-s,; hoete c % 3A n s1P'ro
Pr.r,r.. Nsu Ori-ars bark D0ls'a-s, CoSnrt. %
AfKrsston. "a. Eih ~, trn Enlr Surrey In Att ar
I,.r.-. NIlorr-1 C,hs schr Fr1nces Se~ton srTia I'm
Vo-sslk ~ = h R.ver ia PISSED KirTtnn. ia. 81
Ar Fsrog'h a LIB at, 30 >alah, Danes Noo+A -
s.2 scsr Hnks. Gee. Tufks ls.ind-
Ar a. - ,uns Bay sEh a. bns Bermujaus, ouerbrisr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

MEETING of the Stockholders of the
n Syracuse and Osweso Line, hsl The ossse Of the
Ccnpaay u syr~e1s, Jsa II, 1883 the following resolu-
ten v.s adopted:
Rssol.eS IA, ths soearion forned Jsa lz5o uadss
tae rsrue sua ave Of the syrA<as- and Oswsso Lnes
h. "a &c ssr.s . declared to Be- e.solyei
A r. HOVEY, SecresHrY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
CLFyELANp. GAINESVILLE and ASH

III Y
~ TABULA RAILROAD Co.-DIVIDESD NOTIcE-
The Directors Of this Company have declared dividend
tAo-. holding stock re lx day Of Jsnaay, ls5 fol
rvs; THREE PER CENT. intsrsa IN CASH and SIX
PER CENT IN SCRIP, bhsatiSns Of the Company pay
able lss Aaruss sss Of the earnings prsr the Is
Jannay inst payable to the Esrern stOckho2er. manned
LIZ a-rssed By The comPsny) the lst TesruAy
prcxzao, . our oGse
wINsLow, LASlER Co, Ne. 50 wns
Jnu.rJ 81, lass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

pos7uy - 10 z--,ss-Bs Sssan Lniss sEvaasaA han
$1,000 ~ C---r.. -ckr JcrWsas- kslc1n1.- -.
-. - Or~ans Hzd J W. EAnnn seS fosk oafAs
r.-t s-.,t-r FssEsc, 90; -chr Aboo; D-Eeraz' r-1
yTW oFIriys Feb. le-Arr huh Csar.ot,e Nysne. -
vi. - d Nv Turt ar Clied-h ~ o.
a., Iors Ros.ou trS NIr~a1et- bo-s'1 steamship 0r
y-,.lsa Ne. Yors . trs k,rssal Ssy, Ss~ fors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, RALEIGH, N. C, Jan IS 1883.
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT
~ STATE BONDs.-sealed proposals. will be received
10 the City Of New.YOrk until 10 O'Clock A NJ OF the Sls
oi March next, for the purchase Of
100000
Of Bonds ssued BY the STATE Of NofsuH CAROLINA.
These Bonds Will bear date the FIRST OF JANUARY,
lass and will run THIRTY YEARS They Will have
Coupons attached and the Interest, at SIX PER CENT
PER ANSUM, viii be payable the frs, days Of July
and January Of each year
Both interest and principal will be payable a. the BANK
OF THE REPUBLIC, in the City Of New-YOrk, unless
the purchaser may prefer have them made payable At the
Treasury Of North Carolina
They are issued under The authority Of the Legislature
Of North Carolina for the construction Of the NORTH
CARoLILA RAILROAD and In addition 70 the faith Of
the Stat. al the Stock held by the State IN the s,d Rail-
ro.d and the Dividends from sad Stock, expressly
pledged tor then redempron-
THESE BONDS ARE, BY EXPRESS ENACTMENT,
FXEMPTED FROM TAXATION
Parties bidding will please TO address their letters in
ao,sd sesl.d Proposals for North Carolina State Bond'
70 the undersigned NswYork directed to the Of
M-su. BROWN DE RosSET No. 1870 Froutst N Y.
THE BIDS WILL BE OPENED in the Bank Of the
Republic At O'Clock r M, on the Slst day o. MARCH
NEXT in the presence Of g. Lamar ESQ., President Of
TIE sAid Bank and p Brown and DAVID Freeman, Esqs
Bidders may aIso be pressnt-
Successful bidders vii be required informed Of
the acceptance Of their bds deposit Bank the
o. their bds with The accrued interest frum the l
the credit Of the Treasurer Of the sate Of North Carolina
Ths Deposit may be made e.thsz in the BANK OF THE
REPUBLIC, New York or In the BANK OF THE STATE
OF NORTH CAROLINA. In the BANK OF CAPE
FEAR, Raleigh, North Carolina d. w COURTS,
Pubic Treasurer OF The State Of North Carolina
BONDS for SALE-NEW-YORK and
- SEwHAyES RAILROAD BONDS, per cent due
n 1885.
NEw.YoIK and HARLEM RAILROAD BONDS, 7
per cent due II 1871
MOBILE CITY BONDS coupons snd principal payable
N Ssw-Y0rk percent. due IN 1857
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS per
cent due N 1915.
WESTERN VERMONT RAILROAD BONDS, per
( cent drs u l06S7o
PLATTsBURGH and MONTREAL RAILROAD
\ BONDS Per cent. due in 1852 By
KETCHUN, ROGERS BEMENT,
No. IS Wlhaa-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
Or,,cy ~ TIE NoRrg.WEsrEsN VIRGINIA RatLsolpl
COMPANY, Baltimore, Jan. ~ lSSS
50 500ODO. R R PA aSsS aniR

Pono... Will be received the Banking House Of Nessrs
DIfSCAN SHERMAN 4 Go, IN the City 81 New-lork
nT NJ oelock AZ rcon OF the ist day o. March next @s
lean Of two .nd OuehA millions Of dslt, o. 'ss SSepea
an The rSt Cav January in the year eighteen ban.
AIRED ,ud seventy three in the city OF BALTIMORE VIA ID
trre. e the Of per cent PER "r@n peyaee saf
clty. d. 4, -. - III.
one million and hat OF sud bonos te x ~cared ~ tho
,So,.S guarantee OF the Mayor aud tie City Cosnc a
Rstiuorr aud the remaining million by the iudorsed ga
sntee OF the Baltimore and OHIO ksroad company ne &
sS one nj lion OF said bonds being convertible n,D a.
STOCK OF this Company within seven years on the E s
OF March next. -
hSs on account their respective guarantees Pesoas
bidding for given amount viii receive sxty per cent
tbs bonds araueed BY the city, snd forty per
,he guaranteed BY the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Con.
pspy and are requested the uniform rate they
asposed TO give for them accordingly, neither vii
be Issued separately . -, -
ANY further information desired may Ne obtained At t
osce or on application az the BANKING House Of Mesrs
DIiNCAN. SHERMAN co, New.lors.
Nv order OF the President and Directors,
T. g. VAN WRINKLE, Secretary
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BROOKLYN CIRCUIT CoURT-Befre Judge BAR.
CULo.
Frederick LIGHT sgt. Thomas Belts

Action for assault and battery. 1t appears
both parties engaged in the busoessdeaos "a
csmphene and otheS eOulblslbes. Ihsu tmpcs par
taking somewhat Of tho nature Of their occuPai0n tney
had argument morning IN Frontst Hhen tne ae-
PENDANT becoming excited spat in the panta face rDf
this Outrage the Jury naleted him IN damages 70 he tune
Of fifteen dollars.
Daniel Reilly AIT the Hartford Fire In'1rsnce Company
The plaintiff sseks recover poey Of lnslfancS
Cor 80 urOn his stoe OF goods IN ssnds 81 bfookJS'
He seys hs Ices was upward Of SO The defendants re-
st the payment on the grounds first that the pohcy was
siyep IN tie name Of Daniel Reilly Brother aud sec
opd that the plaintiff guilty Of fand IN claiming rnc
more tisu biz real loss The first objection war ogeuued
by the Court, the word Brother BEING deemed nefe
surpsage Upon the second point number o. bremen
and Others examined The was not concluded a.
she rising Of the Court.
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ESsisEE2's OFFICE, TkoY UsIos RAnsoAD,
TROY Feb g. 1875

IkO1t REQ . Ac>).- }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
IRE erection Of Passenger House go feet in length BY
City Of Troy - '0
The draTings plans, contracts and specific atoms show
Ma The manner ot performing the work will be ready for
examination, AZ this once end sfer THURSDAY Feb u
Ance 70 give such inform and make such explanation,
e. msy Dc necessary IN regard 10 that work
ana proposals Will be rrri<Led application NJ III.
EnEnesTs Office and ali proposals must conform 70 he
Requirements Of this notice and tae forms gwen in the blank
proposals.
PTOposAs b. written cut distinctly uxpad with tia
fa names Of al the parties iEei0sed sealed enveloo
sne addressed 70 Directors Of the Troy UEon
and Intortd Proposals. for Passenger HouseB ara d.jy
cred personally CT forSGded BY nail or before he aay
nrst uerreLed ~
Contractors may propose for the Who'll. Of I'D
osse or for such parts thereof they nav d.re 6ut
DIeetsrs reserve the night 10 accept or reject auy
q ot4 BIDS - hey deem for inc insress o. The
Company " $40
The written Assent Of responsible per.on. 10 beeous
salsues Ter the faithful performance Of toe coutr.c, and
suranteeInE That the persons proposnz .hs enter me-
tractors sh- have been notified that their ors have been
accepted 49,
If tie ability Of ths persous proposing TO execute the
Noft q ne responsibility OF the snzrs0rs s1renes are
10Y sns"n 70 ne Directors Chief Engineer testimonial
WI os ieqgfe9 rom pertons who known 70 snd az
proved BY the Directions -
rrcpons must Be for q certain a. 20 prce and ma
pfoponnon winch not thus definite and certain WI, b.
received or scfst On and than enc proposition
shal Dc made ey or viii be received from any person
hf tae sIe contract and contracts shall Be asssned
~Aeet me consent Of the Directors and Chief Engeer n
Conuneson val be required give hear personal srtsn.
Ton TO he vort, and NJ Saheonz.ets VIII be allowed
Z. FRENCH, Chisf Enxss>r