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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-30

To Tobacco Planters aNa Dealers.
JEAVING cen appointed Inspectors of Tobacco, at
I I West I'M Warehouse, in the city OF Petersburg,
respectfully offer services such, to all Planters
and Dea .ers in that article
We trust that atteI experience of some ten years.
by one Of u.s. is Commission Merchant when Tobacco
was one of tine chief articles OF trade, and expert
ence thirteen years, by the other, Inspector
at this same Warehouse, We do not presume 200 much
on our fitness for the station when ask liberal en-
cuuragement TIE public, and continued and
extended patronage from the old patrons Of West HILL
and from personal friends especially. We also
offer our services for the sale OF Tobacco West Hi
loose or III hhds doubling but that daily observation
the Petersburg market, and good facilities for nor
nation from abroad, and general acquaintance with
the BUYERS, will enable 10 obtain full market prices
at all times and for this service shall make y
same charge which been made for many years ba
and which is nov being made at every ware house in
the cities of Petersburg and Richmond, far we
know believe, fifty cents per hind, for selling,
collecting and paying, otherwise aPpropriang pro-
ceeds And we request those disposed to paroniZe US
in this way 10 have their bids. carefully marke
sending them from home. We will also promptly at
nd TO the payment of all Tobacco consigned
to our care In conc fusion, promise every exer!on
to discharge the obligations OF duty and friendship.
d. II. BRANCH, Inspectors
JOSEPH A. sYDNoR, : WestHn
P S. If any of our friends who consign their To-
bacco TO Commission Merchants shall desire 10 have
the same nspecIcd at West Hill. respectfully sug-
gest that they mark it Yes Hll' before it shall be
from home, by way OF instruction 10 their mer-
chants. b. & ).
Petersburg, Feb. 81, 1858. est. e.
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y Drawings forwarded to Correspondents by the
first mails alter the lotteries drawn.
E Correspondents will please order few DAY sbefore
the lotteries are drawn.
There large per cenage in favor of those Purchas-
ers who order the Package and the chances of drawing
four of the largest Prizes i'll the Scheme thereby
cured We advise the purchase Of Packages of Tickets
in every instance.
To- Bank Drafts Certificates of Deposits payable
in Gold sight. will be promptly remitted to those Cor
respondents who draw prizes at PYFER & cos.
- Rememher-A PACKAGE of Tickets draw
FOUR of the most splendid prizes in a scheme.
u In order to Fortune, and the cash imme-
atey after the result known the readers of this pa
per only remit cash Drafts prize tickets, of
the Old Establibhcd far famed and truly fortunate
change and Lottery Brokers,
PYFER G CO.,
No I, Light street, Baltimore, Md.
February %, 1883. IS
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FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD. 81 CO..

ARE now receiving large additions to
- their stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
PAINTS, OILS, DYESTUFFS,
- HHadOsO tGlGss, Eoesfasnery, sc, sc
from the most reliable Houses in the Northern Cities,
which have been purchased with eye single to their
pur ty, and offered for sale at such prices and
such terms shall compare faVorab!y with any house
in the State.
Physicians, Country Merchants, and I callers gener-
ally will do well to give call before purchasing,
feeling assured shall not fail please both in point
Of price and quality.
Orders promptly attended to- and particular attention
given to packing and forwarding.
Family Medicines and Prescriptions compounded al
all hours ofihe day and night BY a competent person
with neatncss and despatch.
We tender our most sincere thanks to the citizens o.
Raleigh and the surrounding country for the long anG
liberal patronage have received, and trust by untr
ing zeal and energy to please the prosecution of
business, to merit its continuance.
Raleigh, April IS 1851. o.
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EHE following Garden 5
anG genuine, and of the
/ the Drug Sore OF
AsPARAGUs-Giant,
BEANs-(DwarG,)
Early Mohawk,
" China,
" yellow six weeks,
" Valentine,
" White kidney.
BEANs-( POle,)
horticultural Cranberry,
Indian Chief,
Large Lima or Butter,
BEETs-Early blood tur-
[niP,
Early yellow turnIP,
Long Blood,
BRoCoLI-Early and Late,
GABBAGE-Early May,
Early York,
q" Ok heart,
q" Large York.
&" Dcurnhead,
Late do,
&" Premium fat Dutch,
" Drurnhead Savoy,
&" Bergen,
Red Dutch, (for pickling,)
CAULIFLoW ER-Early g.
Late
CAnRoT-Early Horn,
Long Orange,
Celery,
White Solid,
New Silver Giant,
CREss-CurIed or Pepper
[grass.
CCCUMBER-Early CIus-
tier,
EARLY Frame,
London Long Green,
Extra Long Green,
Gherkin, (for pickling,)
EGG PLANT-Large pur-
[ple.
CoRN-Mammoth Sweet,
Tuskarora,
Early Philad. white,
" Canada,
" Adams,
LETUCE-Early curlec
Real Cabbage, [srlecia
Late India,
Ice Coss,
Raleigh, Feb. %, 1883.
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Boots and Shoes

T MILES & SONS Improved Stitched bO ';"s
81 Double Sole and Waterproof do splendid aIu'
of Double Sole Brogans for the practical Fa[mgS
Wake and surrounding country, including the KaI
EVANS & COOhD
Sept. II.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

'ee6s, warranted to be fresh
crop of 1852, NAV be found
p. F. PESCUD.
.MELoNs-Green. Ci.ron,
Pine Apple,
Nutmeg,
) kilmans nc.netted,
Beechwood,
Carolina Water,
Spanish do.
Mountain Sweet do,
Long Island do,
NJ UsTARD White and
Thrown,
y ASTU RTICM,
OKRA,
arge Red,
Yellow Dutch,
White Portugal,
Onion Buttons,
PARsL Plain and curl
led,
PARsNIP-Long Smooth,
Sugar,
Guernsey,
PEAs-E Early Prince AL
[beit,
Early Washington,
{" Bishop Prolific,
Large MorIowfat,
tall or Matchless Marrow
fiat,
PEPPER-Long Cayenne.
Cherry
Bell,
Mammoth,
r ADIsH-Long scarlet,
Turnip scarlet,
" white,
" yellow,
RHUBARB-Myatts veto
[ria
lSPINACH-Round leaved
| [Savoy
Prickly and fall,
satisfy or vegetable oys'
tier
SUBSTANTIALLY yellow
[bush.
Early white bush,
L" crookneck bush,
Autumal Marrow,
TOMATo-Lsrge Red,
Large Yellow.
IS
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Groceries! Grocer5ess.

WAVCGAAC5 NAOCCT1VS -
IN Store and for sale by w. ii. d R. s. TUCKER,
1 Prime lot of Cuba Molasses.
Fresh whole grain Rice,
Crushed, Powdered, Clarified, and Brown Sugars. bv
Dbl retail.
White Mercer Potatoes.
Rio Laguiro and Java Coffee.
March |, 1858. 90
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spIEMnIn scHEMES FOR MARCH.
PRIZES SOLD LAST MONTH.

S5O,47s in package quarter ticket sent to 3. Caroh
$50, 900, in package of wholes. SENT to Georgia.
S. 5 OOO in package of whoes, sent to N. Carolna'
SD O0O in package of quarters sent North Carolina
$l7,7I6, in package of Halves, sent to Tennessee
$40 COO in package of Fights sent TO Virginia.
50 coo single whole Ticket sent to Alabama
S IOO4O, in package of halves sent to Tennessee
% Be sure to address for handsome Price,
PYFER 6 CO.,
No. 1, Light st., Baltimore
Splendid Schemes for March, HSoo'
~ The Certificate Prices packages OF quarter TICK
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FORTH CAROLINA SIX PER- CENT
ATE b o N DS.

Treasury Department.. Raleigh. n. c.
JANUARY l, 1853. =
CEALEO proposals will be received in the Ciy % o.
- New York until 10 o'clock A. NJ, of the 3lst Oh
March next, for the purchase of
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North South. North. South.

ne accommodation train leaves Raleigh on Monde.
Wednesday and Friday and returns Tuesday TbUruSY'
and Saturday. thursday
Passengers neglecting to provide themselves nit.
Tickets before taking the Cars, are liable to an er
charge. oil extra
Office of the R. & G. r. R: Company,
February 10th, 1853. 27-h
~ Register and Warrenton News COW
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NEW BOOKS.

CONSOLATION, in discourses select topics, adj
dressed to the suffering people of God, by James
W. Alexander, d. d.
Pastors Legacy, being Sermons practical sub
ercts, by the Rev. Erskine Mason, d. D.
The Early Days of Elisha, translated from the German
of F. w. Krummacher, with an introduction, by Gar
dener Spring, ID. d.
The Female Jesuit and Sequel, by Mrs. S. Luke.
A Pastors Sketches, by Ichabod S. Spencer, D. d.
The Summer and Winter of the Soul, by the Rev.
Erskne Neale, M. A.
Daughters of China or Sketches of Domestic Life
in the Celestial Empire, by Eliza j. GIlIet Brdgeman
The Sunny Side, by H. Trusta.
A Peep at Number Five, by H. Trusta.
The Tell Tale Home Secrets told by Old Travel
lers, by H. Trusta. For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, February 24th 1853 90
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MERINO Under Shirts, Drawers Gents Hosier
lXl Stocs and Cravats. Large lot just received a
Hardings CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
November LIST, 1852. 1922
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DRY GOODS At COS

DRY GOODS Az COST.
TEHO make room for NEW STOCK in the Spring
4 for Cash, the subscriber,
FOR FORTY DAYS TO COME,
will sell off either at wholesale retail, his present
stock of Rich Fancy Dry Goods, at New York cost.
L. A. MITCHELL.
Raleigh, February 9Th, 1858. 24-tE
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HOhnSOm'S Soap. A splendid Soap and has
eD given satisfaction hose who have tried it,
A further supply just received and for sale 5y
p. F. PESCUD.
February AID, 1853. 2s-
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ID OBINSON & Co.'S, Shoes and Slippers $50 pairs
IOs Mo- and Kid Walking Shoes and Slippers Ladies
es. and Chiidren's Goat Bootees, White Kid Sin
T.. For sale by j. BROWN
ctober &c, 1852. g& 100
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GIN, LOCKS SMITH,, A n
BELL A r u e ga.

CHARLES KUEST z R,
VXTOULD respectfully inform the Citizens OF Raj,
w egh and country that he has t"Ea' e
Wilmington Street, lin Dr. Cookies brick buliding,)
where he will be found at all times, ready to execute
anv JOB in his line, in style that shati no. ne sur
passed by any other person, and the charges snail al
Syays be moderate CALL AND SEE.
Raleigh, February FL, 1888. sou
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Strings Strimgs!!
A MOTHER supply of those elegant Italian Guitar
"A and Violin Strings this day received at the
NC. MUSIC STORE.
Raleigh, February 9TH, 1858. 81
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d. i. 3)almer's New Column.

" b. PALMER's AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
SUBSCRIPTION and ADVF RTtSING AGENCY, BO--
TON sc1,ls'. building CouItet-SEw YOhK. Tribune Build
ius- PHILADELPHIA ~ W. Of Iid and Chestnut,
teces most Of the bcf' Colmecia Political Religious Literary
Scientific CouCressi0ua legislative. Refounatoy
PTces the Ulited States Brush
&c m VII Oh he the duly oufed I'd specially
zCd ~ ne Pr pItoIs Tor Subscriptions All
ACysrtlstmtrts.
~ t. prevent mroston. the public have Seen repeatedly
toned scts OF mators and pretended agents who inst
II the s'ies.
~ Having snecon with any other person in this Agency all
orleIs should he spec ally directed " v b. PALMER
The PREss" The porer II mind mind rh nay Be- multi
gitsa iEcsfuf3,.'
v PALMER, the AGENT, etuly tenders his service h-
Tui t Of tie business Of h pucpNs whD
favored with their confidence and bss leave that
requisite Information the
te the BE- and widely
Nevppers county aud for which be sdputed
10
through this Agency REGULAR safe and systematic Afforded
publicity abroad
i've eshne puru '.aie which and sod the oppo
funy nkins Iuecious selection the lowing ct Of Ce aud
Io,rfs IN which ne Wtpaptrs Eui ishtd appended
urn-- .-l.Lr. ~ Nr IrIN
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of The Surrogate Of the
Ss: .s. e i N s6s LEI - e ,;'
s.S,sse 70 rsssi he s41e vi so1Ssf, w 70 49,
tie dsy Dstea View Gss me - ey Of
Ami itss isC Iaweuss'l JOIN BURRELL IT, E1se1ssr.
~ PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Slrrrgate
h o-ty Tea s-ne. As l'.a :, q = - 49, -
r..,.,t ~, VI " = 80 s. .sr. =; Re as q
s : "a =! G. 20 s p..s s "a Ss AZ 5.a,
i-5 = o 80 Ell wnIiaN sEIxoUR,
GasE Ei : S 1cS1I5lz E--su.r.
~ lives wILIiss ? DoSiscx)
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
.' g, Il GO o6 50 ''ss 49, g = S. 10 90; 1.
ey=s CO IA % so.. '-ssA lJ q ssE'os''
u5s .-,.s, 10 . GABRIEL vaS coIr. .i-,-,uior
IL PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of the
C. ~ - Ie-, ST. Icy te' % =. e5a . s = ~
CT Ia :. ~ 1. &. .T.sA ~ o. Jay psr,-Dlsi
tsii-s-s. DAVID sRE.yoiS. EreuOs.
NOTICE. OF DISTRIBUTION Notice is hereby
1o ior. s q City YoTh deceased lately ned BY ssa
vi te d,I asd according The surOsa ole p, cy
Of AeIi II end day Of AuFu next - - cock IA N
s1sn 10 .,. % 80, s 10 Ia Srrosstr WIN hsir psoss
OF vousher- W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the Discharge Of an
~ lnsovsrt @ his Dyt. to the provisions Of ,he tad
yi.cd sts MARsHALL B. STAFFORD. Noaes dst P-b
Beee Nv JuGse e he CIV NssYork ~ hs Chambers
Sy Han u The CITY SevYOrt the 9Th d Of ssp,enee'
Why of sd so.ve. should not = sd- and
icw 1iTys fer Irsoeni No, Brosd,y, York
CUFREME COURT County Of Albany.-ro ELI
~ VINEGAR and ALPHEUS CROKER, defendants: You
.uunoued the John Myers and
NGfhtus Bennett plaintiffs Of wcha vii be TIED VT the
the CRY and Albany, and copy "
said day- After tie
this exclusive of the day Of service aud sad de
indnts fi sid hereby required t- Pan
uts viii tse judgment the said dsiendlnis Tor nned
ard tgeIy coa ehtytou with thereon from
tn fIs' osy o FetIusTy 1858. besses
= lev6uSa NICHOLS LAWSON, Plantf's Any Albany
CUIKLME cot R1-County of Albany.-To ELI
- WINFCAR ard ALPHEUS CROKER defend nts-You are
leIt y suued thr Of jobs Meyers and NJ
tbsre psnIf which copy vii be MED Vith the
Cen Of tie City sid County Of Acny md 20 OF
Office said enty days at-r he
tbs exclusive ofthe dy service snih sid de-
nctrts m hereby required tie pAu fs
defendants four hudrd and
thirty oTs with rteu from he . day Of April ll1
beudes ard seyeuiyaye cents protest ices Nay u l1
NICHOLS a. LAWSON,
ny2l lsw6ws Plaintiff Attorneys Albany.
CUPRTME COURT-City Pnd County of New-York
- 9Th mas Lefsc John w Legret snd George = Leggctt
cnurscf Com ssrvedl To DAVID AhES and JOHN
hereby and required
10 this eou Which Ul b. fled ie Office ~ me Clerk Of
u City and County NeWiork said City o. Newiort ald 70
copy ia The scrbe his
As Brodvay n the sui Cry Of Nefork wihint
sud fl the said compliant within
the plaintiff in this will zoe
the aid Dollars aud
with on the tentTiffh DAY February
ihourd eiEht hurdrs- ed ttythree esdos tie Of ts
Dec Nay SIS. 1855 NV EASTMAN Pliutii's Attorney.
complaint the entitled lied 10 the Cerks o.
fee oes-d June lcth ls5j H. :" EASTMAN, Pauai's A.
toney J3lo la~t"s
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Eeqal Notices.

IL CHANCERl OF NEW-JERSEY.-Betwee VII
4 LIAM ". NlSANS JOHN G. WlNANS anf ANTIOST ".
NINANS Admin &c. c. ANTBON VWtNANS de-efsf
Ca sri khEpF RICH y WATKINS lld HARRIET -
ih.i ne have tiel isu M Re ab)e Ea
The stove osttld-Irs 'ar fe:1sur li
uO4frfsc lrns 10 t-f sd h tcL-d ari flrt pr-
rte
sry suc- rtturral- he -r'h dive Nav
fllf ceeris1fs Ffedecs y IS aai Harriet
01rd herewith. sd o. ney
have ths % b. ensrc suh process
bad ttr d. svec nd Tel 90 O. trrr tbe fucl q
Clsfcrer tscsrg 81 81 dtl't Is
~ tie STATE Of NsrJersey 5ut ~ Which safe
ssrsr ~ s eleventh day q Nsy n the yer Lord
esh. huuaret srd d hTre 8o-Jn Of a.c
sgcrsr sorircf hr the
1ialctlrr a. thssc abenf Frc-rc y A -iLn, an
lfff. DE- VIE do arTeI pea a-sveru tlrr p n
lu that
sch th-
g ~ equ'be st' md l. lrer of-rd order 81 d.
ck y Ntiira 1lc h-ref ls asrY-Ty o ~ tl@rr1i
70 them, be- rub shed E7fh the sld ts9s n he P-esa
teer trrSsrcr ted % lfesf o. - site ara COO
rutd tfeItr % weks ever Ee1t,
md ESQ 10 Ire pa-- . Tie New
loEk Daly lIIhlue tg o. tr-frk.
upe cory As. BooisE, Clsfk. WILLIAMSON {.
IN pursuance Of an order OF the Surrogate of the
ff1 PATRICK Riley, Ls n De CRY Of Ns'EYo-k d.
cessd, % eth vouehe thereof rae suhsc1
~ h fCrie q frarr tscT SO q Prlcf ths CF % Nv
loFk g. - beFe tie 81 day o jannty ne5t ae SeioiA-
JOHN KELLY Ieclfoz
jss5lsveussi JOIN NcBARaOy }
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
I GO .ls. -. l,-. 70. . ..yrres 81 r-'--a, ~
JAWS sltfN tit ae s rft s >r tart rsr'r l' 81
Of dor. I.l 3D. -t nsI.s De. I-f "a f-- 20
,rst.t ~ ,.sis.s lt-i Ss- ~ N ur - " Afsa
h Arrla-rlaaH
- h-sns' ElGIsLlE SIKH = ILL AA----s--ir1
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fr,HE BRITISH aud NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
nleampoaIs ane Rnllronna

hlAls IMPRESS tor NEWARK, n j.. atADAMS
~ Co.'S, No s. Baafway - -at psfri. Jvs,,g -, y -
kavsstli NJ, ED Il T. ~ HEAVY raskts, 4 P n daily
EACUkSlON.-lhe Petersviile Homestead Asso,ie-
a l via EsA AZ tacgiaoa 'o'le liuds he .gffsl
sis trcsntfnWr q Nsvkuctcle TUESDAY, H.. fb Inn
tyhs ftv-iiaver RaIo.d ain oek 4 AID of ~,
VII sCrcrTEy Further viii he snnouuc AZ th r,
Eel zen Monday evening. a TIT AHcc l Brai~aya
GrsnAst -
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ChEAT WEsTERN MAIL LINE-shtr Nle.

GkEAT WESTERN MAIL LINE-SiHty Miles
- Distance Saved sAins re MlcHi6AN SOUTHERN aad
,H1 KssS 81 oReAS4 ST tociS b m5W
~ 49, n AZ A. ~ "a shLoOi 81 bs
CRY RIoao Psep,' LIE q Sc, Dessts Hudsoa River R's
.fNf,RE STATE J. wilson, Commando, MONDAHS AID
sGTIii u. MICHIGAN, D. Perkins, coaHsadsr wEDSEs-
DAi5 - SA ~ EbH1S pA... c,u %
Iea''ss I ,islo every Evening tsu-d.,s ezeep,-d)
These Ftnun pressure b. he Lake tsde
To- nGh specd Sfet sth ard sy sen
lls y VIA 81. s s E1s. "a q, Il r,do NJ Noa'' for
Fot, sea-s tm Ns~l0rs Cheese Ts ssd savsl By
Irr P-s,rsas ie tse Lake SAor- Ra1rra4 to rosao
g Ae 81 S,o'in 80 S..'Ae dina kNad . casasS
t.luoe. Lac o Rsi.looe 70 The iL.es I'sF
join g. PoRTER, SssHi, NJ. igs Broadway coz Dsy-st
Tl'OI LIDO, NORWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL
ROAD onns eonOeenoo Stta To y shisan southen
\. fcsa hs MS Rsl4oad LBe bf<eeu EAST W.-
A. b. .e5iiisa bstseea sssra osis- Cr.ss
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On d sf NoADAY Nag 10 Passenger Trans WI ssTsti '
ISuuisss sxcept~d, IS follows;
Acccana ofatioE az J. 4. NJ Stopping A. ~ ssno1s
Day fries l5R NJ stopping Or, Al sra-on BELIEVES Mon
NJ srs.. Al Il Is N, cpFur oaly srslsai Bellevue
Aosfoe'iHs, Nof~ak and obrrir.
~ L1fiess a. 10 ~ soppne Only a. NoEak Aonioe'
Aeossuos si,cS - 70 NJ. nsrrlas a. al ,s.aou.
E.as Era slSP NJ stopping oui' 81 Ooerin' Sof-s Mon
coSsEcTiSG DistcTLs,
ieico th tssin - Netsn southern and Nort1en I'D a.
ese hfraa 80 Illinois Rse1 souHHs Inc % -
A. pslt,a' sn rs, Mac G,-, .na Lao Ens aairOsd fi
tf S o., ~ C,e,,a-s l,-ai.o. Hs g.
sa,s,siy stesl lsfo'ot g, eassA L.s.,rs : s.rt 80
A. snsn wa 'lns II sssle Css.lbg. tna CO A'
A. Cser'ta a'i D.. Of Liz SIR a.. Yofs
s,t 't ~ - en-, "a ~ - "a ~ 'ueai., ..
Sais. ss'saors " 'lsia. Siu. PRlLlRs. saSt
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buffalo and NETWORK CITY RAILROAD vis
ID ssv-Yost and Erie Railroad HORSELLSvILLE-Fr-
l.sve ffou foot o. DueEe-t a. follo~ss
a NJ bCTTALo txTREssTfrU-gh n IL boarS n71teh N''
CO. eftrEe Of e11 or hazrhEe.
49, NAL TEAis-sopYnr 4; Al stati0rs
sPN. ENFEEss TEsTS-ArtEs q. Bu-l, a. loAh
TicEe's No. CorrEndt-st and - foot Of Dusnest
g. HOYT, Sspert1tendsnt
&C TALLNApeE. Agsrt No. Courlandtst
NEW-i ORR and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT "a
" EEWJERsEY RAILROAD.-U. 5 NAIL and kAP ah,s
LINES-Thr1gh IN -Four HoursLeave seTfork foot o. ear
isndtst A. ~ ard s. " Leave Ph5sseP pans
At ]. VI via kensrFor, srd VI ard q snc 3 VI, n
Tnufst Fare So - s. 81 scond es N tn ~ ton y or
ard N ron F1ephis IhrouGn cEsfs 500 AID p.e zr sne
hropfh tsfFsF- car1-6 ior Brtor- Wsshnu, An1os arc
CkaTsston. TIE t1d sd a. 30 Z ~ trafns so -
recfons c~r1sn 9Th heSiD- nme P<-nf-' w
ba<ssse he en- - befors tie irains care
COLCHESTER LOCKPORT AID NIAGARA FALLS
~ RAILROAD open % suFFALO-T0e zor ti-'e ~.
o. and .er 1UF sDAY Jan ls55 rains ~ e. khessf ~
Buh.o Fals follows . Az All as Pm hetor
nt vi leave BuTa0 SisEan Falls oI Rochester ~ 10 A.
Ad4s0P ~ rzcrEsrs B15so ~ aro 10 route Emperor
Of otfcr TIE shy bGit tli
Pee With and Tie prseut
BE- Rose n srsao IL Tssee,e NO. esltr1 s y -
WtkhFs cobtUbN wv
CAMDEN ard AMBOY RAILROAD 70 PhlLA-
~ DELPHIA-Fro Pier 20 J. Worth River loo Of Bs;ery pe
Two Lines Gay a. 10 " ard p n Acc1uauOdsn Lac a. ~
A. - y seaEtoAs TRENTON South AtoE lhelce ~ 80 70
BoTceToWI. and steam boat r STOCKTON 20 re-
e. EJpess Lne ct ?. By Steamboat j. I'M POTIEH 70
IEoy fhsDce direct 70 Camden by 1hrou.h IN y lo1s rare
60. Eeiuruius leave Philadelphia al 10 4 NJ and 2PA
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issS'fS DATES OF SAILING.

wv FnWiD h CdLiINs & Co, No So wallst. NY.
BROWN, sHIPLEN Co, Liverpool
r. c. ROBERTS Co. No - Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE & Co, Rue Norte Dame des Victories
Paris or GEO Il DRAPER, havTe.
The owners these shrs will mol be accountable for gold silver
bullion spece eWery, precious metals une bill Of iadine
the thereof therein expressed
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NENAOKK 10 thc WHIrE MOnNTAINS -

n LN-lCkk TO the WHITE MOUNTAINS bg ne
~ A1LANl &c I'D ST LAWRENCE RAILROAD en- P1t
80 "a, en fess BY wh Oh avet eaa reacl Gle tss Of
Le Atttl 90 ny susd Summer
g'.t ~ ~ sgg.es for De Nls "a lnts. laras Neef0'k
r'tif tsei ho The stcpu-on ru1 Provide a River
ttsh bes'n tuc tske TIE a. 'rai fas Portland bv
n Ia =, ~ A.ne Or tasieln ksio sFe 81 fe ri a. 4 .
ne tot-hone . MI ~ p 81
800 toseo ty NJ IS a tIain, eie Poeisra sud
~. -, 'ie,ee - the ncrrag rtn fr'l Pcrf aud Crtvc-
70 me tul 70 p.rsrd
~ - o. ~ va l..H tesigid fslr 81 81 hy 81
. I' 'ohsi z Sugt atlantic aH S. h. K q
tnlO hh 70 the WHITE MOUNTAINS DI
n ~ .,s So" AAtANoLMENr-gae % .sar- travel
Iae efih. Ess W., ' 4. 20 ss ~ Co. osas, pes
~ ~ 60 -t- Ntr-iissfa hailaf of Broad
a.. - q. 4 ~ basiff ef,t,d o. au.h So b.. s,.., 49,
fAAstjs hfDK, Assst Nc. ~ souti-r,
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Porala..ou. esa0o-capl.al
po,nl,,,ou ess ccc-cap,,Al. srRINsrlrLD.
TEN SOUTHERN STATES.
Z
pul.,ion. 1.ssl.occ.-cspital RicHMoxo.

Population. ISL ooc.-Cspital RICHMOND.
ABINGDON F.ruvile Liberty Petersburgh, Suffolk,
Alsxsudra FelowsVle. iyuchhurg Portsmouth Mancnfon,
y, .-Cr,ovp Fncsue hartnsbnrxh Richmond Nelsburg,
Chrrrsovp Frp6efks bah NorEsno~n. Romuey, Weston.
fbrrrrvi h Hsrrsburg houudsvlle. Scotvie, Wheeling
Cartturg hsrsoub rgh NrwMarke sheparto aehester.
LsLviie, Letsbufiht Norok, Sialnion' Moo0stoSA-
Fa.rtx. Lcwisburg, Psfhersburrh, SimcOe Nyt1eyiAa
Pam
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GEORGIA
NORTH CAROLINA.

Poru atom sc9,cco.-Cipi,sl, RALEIGH.
Ashhoousb FhEsheth Cy iusboroueh Nt"ben, Mahaston
A.h.viie- Faycrevils Liuc0ntcn, Raleigh, NarrentOn,
Ruin W ed0n,
(syfCp, OtstustOfp mhVl9 ssuyt mtlihSt0ui
Eosuop HALIFAX, UNioid. Atdsbor Windsor.