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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-10
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ANECDOTES OF GiRARD.

without saying something ABOUT a"SrbsF sS TX
mercantile celebrity ofihe United States,
viz:--Siephen Girard. This man was
born in village near the banks of
the Garonne. lie was the son Of a
peasant, and had left his own country
as common sailor. Having gradually
risen 10 the post Of second mate, he
came as such 10 Philadelphia, where he
remained, and opened a tavern on the
banks of the Delaware, for such of his
counirymen as were engaged IN West
India trade, particularly that with ST.
Domingo. The revolution in NJ. Do
mingo caused an emigration which con-
iinually brought him fresh customers.
and, having built some small vessels to
bring his fugitive counirymcn away in
safety from the island, lac baricrel -four
and meal for coffee, until hi. capital.
which had been scarcely worth men-
tioniog at first, gradually increased and
enabled him to build larger vessels. and
extend his spirit of enterprise in all tli-
rec,ions. His frugality borlered on
avarice. Sailors fare was to him the
best, and the freighiing Of vessels his
favorite pursuit. The success which
attended his exeriions a, length became
unexampled; for he never hal his ships
insured, but always chose skilful aud
experienced captains, thus saving him.
self the heavy expense Of taking out in
surance policies, and continued acting
on this principle, gradually increased
his capital more and more. until il had
finally swciled to an enormous amount
Illiieraie, as a French common sailor
mus, needs be, and scarcely able 10
write his own name. he called all his
ships after the great author. Of his ma
tive country. and thus enjoyed the sen.
salion Of bcholding the American flag
waving over a MoSrEsoUtrU. Vol
TAIRE. a IIELyETrus, and JrAS JAc-
ours RossEAU. Ilis ships. which he
was in the habit Of sending successive
ly to the island Of MauriIius, at that
time the Isle de Frnnee. to Calcutta
and Canton. and each 0f which cost
from forty 10 sixty thousand dol
lars, brought back cargoes worth from
one to two hundred thousand dollars Ia
Philadelphia. and ihenre TO Europe. par
,ieuIarly 10 Messrs. Hope & Co. AT An.
sierslsm. and were never Insured. Re-
marksbly good fortune attended oil
these enterprises. Until the year 1918
no, one of bic ships Was ever los, OF
captured. II Is easy 10 form an idea
Of The amount Of capital aocapulaiesi by
this saving Of insurance premiums. Sher
one reflects that The latter went - higl
as from ten 10 fifteen and even iweniy
per cent
Cirard's right hand man Was a eoan
iry man of his, named Roberiesa, wh'
hoNesef, had received his merrsnfil'
! education entirely At Han,bnrg sade
the isirisgc of Prof Bsseh. This RI,
T ejsolwss lhe oaly maa ~hom he na~ ani
: then. bat no 0f,eaer ihaa nas aui thea
, took into Lis e.periai eon6jrnes. Ani b
+ hAa ~orksl ia lhs house a Cifarl r.
Z respectable yes very uo'lsrNis ssiaFg
{. asF.es The hpss u isesif yssfs; irs
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RUTLAND, VERMONT, FRIDAY


iincn', and ~e be.oagts all the youag
laa'es, u they were 'sciEed and possess-
ed Of black cat. TO tr, ihc experiment
in onr favor There was, however. one
greai dit'icaliv. They had all either
been smo,hered IN iabs, or else had en-.
grated 10 avoid that fate. Az last. one
young badly declared thai she was 'seiz-
ell and possessed. not exacily Of black
cat, bot black kittens and a. she sup.
posed that u. sire would bciicr repre-
sent the interest she had IN deiaining us
than a iull grown cat she supposed Il
might answer. willing ths, the esper.
imeni should be tried, bu, wilhou, much
faith ns 10 tho result with Only kitten.
We took our leave. The next morning
We rose early and the wind was dead
ahead. Laughter, aud Cor three days
there II blew. Of course. all who be-
lieved in that particular virtue Of black
cat, had full faith that the young lady
bad put her kitten under iuh. though
she maintained tina, she certainly never
did do it. But believe thai bcliev.
ed. and believe that the good riiizcns
Of Nantucket believe TO this day. niles.
steam has altered their opinion. that this
is never-failing receipt for obtaining a
head wind. Laughter.
have been struck, Mr.. President.
with the great difference between this
section of country and the great wesi,
which have recently visited. mot so
much Ia fertility Of soil, which is sirik-
ing 10 every one, as in the character of
the population. ] went on Sabbath to
a church in Chicago. II was crowded.
but there was only one white head in
th building, and that, ! nm sorry TO
say, was on my own shoulders. There
was another peculiarity--the great ma
jority of young men there. There was
but very sparse sprinkling of young
ladies. Indeed, so scarce are they that
it is said that on the arrival Of steam.
er from the East, the gentle men offer
themselves through speaking irumpets
before they land. Laughter.
But will not occupy you attention
any longer have stated to you, sir,
and to the audience, that IN the opinion
of the two Chief Justices OF Massacbu-
sets, il man wants good wife, he
had better come down to Cape Cod -
and now, sir, ] mean to appeal to still
higher authority; and ! will propose to
you -
"The mono J cfhe Patriarch .fbrnham
NO wonder that we should have here tho
Father Of the Faithful who had the wisdom
when his own son wanted wife, to SEND
Do'rn East, and get one" Laughter and
| chters.1
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CoPPEg DISCOVERIES ~ CANADA.
We have several times. the present
season. mentioned The reported discove-
ries Of Copper and other metal. on the
Canadian SIDE Of Lake Superior and
Huron, bu, As parties have not IN all ca
ses. secured their locations. We have not
been at liberty to give particulars. We
eoniinue 20 hear from the most reliable
source. that the explorations have been
attended with The greatest success, and
that veins of the largest size have been
foand on the shores Of both lakes, that
promise To rival in richness and extent.
the best mines ia the world Nor is the
Copper foani IN the form Of salphHrets
in ali cases, "a has been generally sup
posed il >roald be some very large
Copper veins have been found on the
nonh shore of Lake Superior. specimens
Of which we now haye 10 our possession,
and which appear 70 be- the same, "a
their principal charaeisrisiics. as the
sein-sioHe ofthe naffh shore oi ihe lake
We eonhieuily rsprci some cf lbese
newiy discorerel veins 10 turn osi. IN 4
shor time, 10 b. the largest mines IN ibf
world. aei thai. - sOsa a. the wealth
nf this extensive miaerAi rrgl0a shal
bcoesar koown 10 miBins capitalists ii
home aai abroad. ~ ismenss minia;
b8siucss siil speedily BE- The resali .
ib-.r sslaable disrgsefies. We siial
have 4 10 cur poser 50 give th@ raTiic
ulars a sssne 81 ihese ueS israiions. ~
- sial take pisA.sSe b. hflns th@H
befre oar resisF,-Lsks S.pWl0' J'
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WHOLE NO. 3l0S.

a,eAl hke startled scst, The sieg@ II
She Fursaer ard punaol reseaoJs,l
,,.roosh the deserted sisv,t lAe the
charging cf = .qaadrun ei herse, On.
on, they gew. ihr rertucr gains tho
railanity Of the g,u,leman deserts him
and with Il he leavss the lady AND ue~.
poor thing, what she'll she dsl rbs
i'cisirp' behind her grew msrp d,sllngt
every moment she strains every nerve.
but her drcss imrrlcs hct step Il viii
no, DO, she mus, either yield 10 her
fate o. else aliep, desperate and las,
resort And then, ia her iecesy, throw.
Ing aside all p'aid-a m.sie.l,. She scifc.
'hr skirts of hcr drcss, and quickly
drawing them ~ nrooei hsr wa,s. With
freed l'nes she dans away, aud is soen
beyond The reach Of par,os
And lhe pursnerl Thero ho stands tho
picture Of aslonishmcai aud ciAgfin -
When he saw the first upward move.
msnl of the lady's dress he bad stopped.
thc Was n modest msn.l iranshxcd with
horror at tho idea lbai such dapravi,y
should exist. and displayed before his
lacc and eyes and next, AZ the upward
movement displayed stout pair Of calf
'kin boots and eassimcrr I,anlalooes. tho
consciousness Of having been 'seid' Fash.
ed over bis mind and completed hi. dc.
oom0iure which was In no wise dimin.
ishcd by 'hreo hearty cheers from tho
ihroais Of the young scamp, who had
bought him 40 chraply. H. crcpl back
to his room "a saddcr but wiser man.
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ne.i.r. IN waaslss, cissts, Jswslry, silver Ware
/ Fsns, q 80. ke.. fegkis.' EaiidiaE, sssf TIC bs
Pss, Rsaas<.yL Rss.-anK nsAty aoas Al sesn
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Ai -sfs fi-a-s ltAafeirfi
and should like 20 kB,E of whai 9th
er names as much can be said.
Il 20 haPpened iha, sfirr We bad
been some time Al Nantucket, haV-
ing exhausted al excuses for delay. we
we're npon The eve of departure al last
When Ne were together Ia the evening,
we wefe expressing our rrgrcis that ihe
Wind was fair. asI that NC Should Ger.
iainly have 10 20 On The morre~ an
Ola Quaker sail 20 rne--'If lisou really
uisies 10 remain, and ran persuads say
yoaag maiiea 70 pot black cat under
isb, yoa Sili have 4 hss,, ~'ini ~ ihs
tnoreins' We hak u eegl,e, a snsz'
desire " Try 80 philosophical az ssPer'
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BARRETT e. SON.
FRiNKLIN HOTEL.

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. sifsNnEs.
az rssssnssTs snd bagfAge eonssfse 70 sne
ffsz sAs Cars f'ss 81 ehArss. :. ...,..
$500 - An aets 1sf
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

AtBoboksn on vhursdsy, February o Jor RscNn, aged
45 years, month and Al days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the deceased, Aod
those Of aarret Benson Tssc. niJ invited to stend
the funeral from the residence Garrett enson
OF Garden and First s,res Hoboken ut ococh this
afternoon with ut further isyitat ion
On Tuesday nigh. February hftss long and painful
nsss, which he bars 9Th Christian esgaaon, GEoRos
RyDKR In he 4lst yssr OF fs age 10 insxprssoie
grief Of bis family and ecls Of friends and
acqusintsrces A husbkrd father sna friend, ne wac
eAcsed By none, and squalle3 By fev. Re native
OF htchelstowu. county Ccrh, Ireland
Charleston and CORK pspsrs plsase copy.
IL Mem pitts, Tenn the 3lst uI., Mr.. X. GHns, in
tbs t6th year of bis Ega.
In Honolulu November IT. JcHs Co. only lid OF Vim
sud Sarah Sudlsy, eyed 2 ysars and Z months.
In Honolulu December l, of consumption. EDsurD II.
Ro0IRs sged Al yeArs Mr. + had been connected with
the mission printer FOR twenty years both at
IAhss ulupa Aod ., Honoiun add essem.d for hts
integrity and Christian character by hs brethren Of the
mission aud fEds generally.
Ga board the brig zoo her passage from Honolulu to
this port December 81, Ar. SAArE. HAIonT Of consamp
tion.
In Ii noulu, December 8, Mr.. JASON HOLMES, aged 40
years Tt deceased lately from California, bat for
merly Of Ply mouth. Hass
In Honolulu November II, Of consumption. G. y Law
Renee ef aroton Mass BE had been he island about
six weeks.
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CoroAsr's Inqucsts<,
MIL AScuoLY SUICIDE OF an ARTIST.

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE o. Az ARTIST.
Nathaniel w Hutchip9t, esgus 4rsotyps artist board.
- vnh Miohsel Pstts Ito ChrAtie street. was found
vesssrdsy ornms sbou ssyeA o'clock dead In hts bed
bv another boarder who ortAsIy shared With him.
A alarm was given and examination 1t fouud
tat deceased had lsAa hicissf in several places sish
= dix which lay = gar box the bed. Coroner
wilhelm held Inquest upon his reuaias. II shown
IN evidence that deceased VAS In consumption and had
become much emaeiAtsd by the disease and had been
hard to express desire tba no dead out had not
bssn heard 70 Jay hat he ~onld destroy himself DR..
HunsnihA made An nation OF the body and isupd
two wounds the left sids Of the chest made with
DIRK lne being between tho fourth and fifth ribs,
ard th. other 70 have SeEsfated deeply wthz tie o,v
y OF the chest wound also found bstween this hfth
and sixth ribs, and neI stabs Of lighter ohsrAotsr
n the absence Of evidence, supposed tho &C. was indu.
esd by owness OF spiria Tn. jury returned ths follow
g verdc: THAT the deceived his death by aai.
sids, by sa bling hife whilst In state Of depression
of mind" He thirty years Of sgs, and native OF
New York
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MeErl6d.

On Tuesday, February T. by the Rev Mr. Guilter, joan
u. HoIpRR TO Hiss MARY ANN JNsKpI EAAsLER both 0!
Brooklyn.
srooklyn papers please copy.
Ga Thursday, February o. ct the Church OF the Eoly
Communion, by the Rev. W. A. Muhleaherg, WILLIAM u.
GEAlrAS Of San Francisco, to Mss ASsn ALLEN Of this
city.
Io this city rhursdAy. February o. by the Rev Ed.
win +. Hatfield, Mr. JAMES heurroS, Eq TO kiss EuzA.
BxTH UMrLyBy, beth o, this city.
Albany FL press Please espy.
On Thursday, February ., by the Rev. J. l. H,oze
On Wednesday, February s. by the Rev 8. Assker. Nh
THOMAS GIL to NARY Y. Shaw, daughter Of George l.,
shaw. Esq both Of Brooklyn, 4 l.
GHoRoa a. BsDnL to Sarah E. eldest dsughter Of Ebene
Conknn, EGG al Of Bushwick, L, J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
POLITICAL.

DxhocRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT.
s the sisus :. Gsn
day evening sth inst the following resolutions subsd
% 70 ssIs:st The
as.siysd Ts.s u: sT,:ris: y r.: s.s,s g.
s * sSHs as the .
resolved That the utisn h., not oener,e4 won
slavery in he States Or Tsrriori.s snd Asy asemp. - @
fsey and aissn the rhts the people Of several
R.solyss That, unser.tandiag that the iii for the
II Too senate The vi ssass, sas saaons
In Congress sIe IL their ssd
resolved That the state Of Nj souri having rrosoasea %
censss aecusHtution re pubesn in form was entitled 70
,' into the Of ,.s and GOng ,S mad no
be prohibited in portions Of she ts
!.Gsiys Tho aspto1si u c dsmso.scy The .lscaiS
ypc. 81 he ANTI the isaa o. k q Ssg Inc sse
Martin Van BSn Both iSyofsd ,sa " ma both
vcstaa Of sh ., The people The
dated by tho pso 400 99sh nave sisn nn.
s,p aEd keep ,hS q eonsu.iop i,hous
any Congress 70 compromise tho t<h guaranteed BY the
hS IS Try OF % .ass and s
Cd hS Of 20 no e ay care
measures OF compromise bat becaue upop,
md The plss Of she democratic party for severn.
Rclyid, that eonsiden til. Vi lasion y the present.
aeminsrsten o. ne pledges gaa,r Taieh i. came into
siss wicked ieekls.s lt.ao rights Of the
'sss sss g. ssss
New York, Massachusetts Aa'i1spp and the
S our yes IN
s,SS
.ssn ~ oSsa ssa m " As
ausn, expressed We DIG aim any intention 81 desire 70
h;S noa present NI, X via ss,Igs
% ho 81 un S a'
H.t ss ,asisd sa .,aod BY s,a.,l.a.lon IN n
which aiore it can DO preserved.
s ssSFyaf ssoeu
M.f ssts saH i w .ad Ysasa
ssr% Joseph sweet, Henry ALIEN. xsu:iss oKse.s.
sI.sh ws'd-wa.n si:sis lSsns Barr .sss s:
s sen John & Haiku Samuel gs ons Jn
hI.ay Sia,h wsTa.sssrh.n =. ia.%sn;; lillian ;;
SsSs K.p. ,.s
s%i,h Jsas Ssss:sS; .syIs EssTs;sa's sss
wsrd-eS.r B. Need. Rcsa:d sohe". William N Hoia-
i RAD
JISn.h Tcsle T.ea.ash ward Pee. Sweeney J;Iss
John Lynch, James NJ smith, jr TIVE .tgsac3ad xsrd-
aon 1ae upon S state
Senator heart, Of the PASS g. Of re,lson imr9ed
name 10 be signed 10 item
s Il ss 70
for the enars 1t .pd % ae Ere canal
and THAI the be distributed r,r the Office Of the Ma
tior Ell Democrat
On motion Resolved tba. the ss,e-s ws-a Comm
be ed t. in their jepec i've orgs"sA
lion ondsy event 18th ins THAI they to
tn mttee tse names OF the ieer. ciossa, &e.
By order Of the GtRerAl Commit ee,
RI1EAkD sCHELL, Chairman.
WAL II. RIPLEY, "
VOUN9 MEMS NATIONAL REPuBLICAN CO INIT
j tee gtd l. fttute "A meeting This committee
' take on I1sh
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Rheuma.is,n, scrofula, Gsut Cancer, &c.

Hystts ifo halsam att sted by tn usand epeate
oses which have appeared in tho Herald Sun ard ether
the great rea 10 purdes Among the latest osses
Of kings evil is that of Wn Housed II Wet street who
suffered BY deep and screfnlous nicer h
LEFT the cling from which covered his neck. Mr.. H.
Gardner before Mayor Wesssrvol June 80 1852
cured in month of terrible that lad existed
twelve year and destroyed his rheum .tsm, govt
rralgia &c the OF the Hon j. " D. Fowler, No.
sS Stsnton seet and Mr. b. Rice 81 Grove street.
forth the most ss.ourdrf cures effected They
completely crippled and suffered nil that could
suffer and live Seventy i've cents per bottle. Principal
depot 2i6 Grand etreet.
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History OF Trinity Church, I'm Petition
from . Descendant OF Revolutionary

History OF Unity Church, An q Petition
from Descendants OF Revolutionary
To HosoRArLK THE coMMor couroIL OF THE CRY OF
rsspes.ias jsns ia sso T..ySf o. man. n.
e E I
- the extension Ct Albany street. through Trinity Chnoh
p.sn following facts connected visS
Among tho earliest q e patriotic spi.iss who nsrsssd
armies Blsa l5 ths regiment, eOn:ribpo-
hsy ere aimost entirely Of young mem tho ms
!y them csE9an ts;ssa: rd saa bed ~ tbs. hs
which dls III suish thei, a. she present. d.y
ssrss i77s q shss ass.oSsa tssa
ne p ws r y
the vicinity q the Cry Of New York port Of them
s @ s.tsi e 9,iste
& s:s on & sssh
marched down 70 city HIRE they In with thou.
;s.ss:, ss
.yp.ne' suffered severely - Fe,s %s.hinsssn ps..h
s y ne s e r. =, prisons
=. e asHs gss y ss sS gs WITH
ns he in e. I'd
ns Md - old ss Sysg Of
as,or Gsnersl si liz s.ssndsr lord ssros Who was
ssssS
Ter fifteen n,a.h. but TO- time he wa. not
vis he noble mem
Being ssps!,y :. no a.hs,n filth :se s,sysy..s
s e. e. S
witch .rtly .s, the oecupstn Of
Mo city ~ the British army and 'ho burial ground wac I'M
Effort vas therefore made 70 obtain p!.e. Of
Aashsd TO Captain Christian stakes Of ,wopes
% srs S's:
pedi.te eomrados such as be could afford gwen
e shs ss, I'm; sssasrPss
u.s DsSS mSet Hon e
baby others. Captain Mc.rsr toi Cd, Kioh.sd
Nsived At Fsis wssbisssu, buried trinity
sm The History 4 tie an.y Of yosh & S, Sc
United sna D.ry from .hs P;Dsis sra
RI ssssy battles. 70 shoulder his
Ets' sI'
&C.,: sss IL sssy
place q sseIed emo.ies and never for
s.s suiy IL Sisos Sai:h soaads
Ksss.n vas prolific In where those who
ssn were oxhpmed BY commees sent BY their surviving
P:%i, mo 20 reisss s.os i. his oapnession.
Enrich iSf w lis nSe from the so. Of Yor
ssa Joined The ses%snt IN the battle which
a
.sd ,ssss IL
place Of safe sopuurs vleu ball struck him .na ths
bravo fellow death by the body hs uea lorsi
Aend ioh ,ss the ra.dan Of Eiahsol Zurich one Of
Shc captured soldiers Of Fort Washir gton
Shall the stern heart and rough nature OF soldier beat
With hallowed feeling ad shall the citizen, the m0c.
shnot, ana the LEGISLATOR sepudiato w
Shall DO said tia, the city Of Few York dosecstes the
Of her defenders and at the bidding Of the money
rod scars 70 the winds TIE ashes Of .he Of liberty
These patriot soldiers who in the ohurchysrd
- Trinity died far from friends and home. They laid down
ssir hyss In their yortl They left no sons 70 speak for
mem tt cir silent dust o.rr OF plead 10 you FOR rest
thereore becomes duiy ard rryi address you
was born whsro shey horn Tn sir friends my
Heuts and carly Gays fsi.r with the hills
which they last loeed upcu when they marched to deeld
POUR ely
petition tc The Common Council Of the cityot
New York H. that The remains If these MARTYRS ~ In'e
pendcnce be JEFF ir the where t1eis
sAdes lsid them RespectfrJy. J. BaRNITZ sAC0N
No. B7 Broadway, Feb. 2, 1884.
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ySTTRA PAY So, TO UsITgo STAINS NAVY SAN
II ava Ard n arises All United Sssses Navy tAors Aa(
nsrisa who ssrved N " vessel IN Abe PActo cssa
81 an 1876 70 1905, and the Widows asd bo6s6
rrsopsy 0ssin hsi double s.d bounty issi wsrssss
ana Cnss, rrrs:ru q H., 20 81 wall st,seA sAssusssy
lbs. Gsevt y, u g. s,-ksc soldiers scusss aaS A..
tsss sAssvsS r. tstya
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NORTH CAROLINA SIX PsK CENT s,.arI soNp..-

NJ ORTIZ CAROLINA SIX Pkk CENT rArR BONDs.-
~ Treasury Department. R,ie-h, c., jan. i, 1874
Of tho 2sh Of Fsbrua, mex, ale ourchass $500 M
81 npnae sauec sy tne oyth Carolina Thosa boz 40
Ns seAE t..o vi mary 1854 Aad wiz run sn
seh psr saohsi and ne interest,"
gl be f Ssa s q a. aiii np
Nav Ydrp 81 the Bank OF tie hspus.o. ID az "a Rave
tncm sr,ess whoD tho purehsesr maj N.'1 rhsv ,,s
s y.hia Is tie treasury Of North rny ~,
- cd rp dor tire authority Of IRE ALA III rs :.
sat II addition 70 Nc fs.h Of shs s.a a NE -,
~ the State ia raid pAd and te said ,tcchs
expressly piedrte tor their Thoo are
b express Enactment exempted from hxaton They 10
5s,ed In runs Of slDy or IS eJ0. sAros may winh
20 ne nndersiened, ~. Ealsigh, North CaroIna.
Tho bids will be epes ed ~ 10 O'Clock A. H. nth Fohrusry
hex ~ this sos the presence OF the Governor
sry, conp,ri et Of ttst, and BY W. Nordeoa rrodept
Ga reserves Tie rsht q accepting such ds In whole
rsrs be may most ftysntsEeous the stssc
epseui bidders will DO requirtd informed
stepanee tser sids 70 eepoSs ia bank abe
nss ids with the accrued incres from Tbs st ineEn
me eiod e. the Treasurer Of tbe St: o. NORTH CaronA
geT fek the Bank OF tho State % North Carolina
0anh If Cape Fe.r, Raleigh. -Norh carolEa Documents
EhoVng the grest Of the stats and sae small
amount oi hcr ndebteSrees DO had application
eist5 orse Eessrs BroT- DO hosse,s 81 .ht Of
Public Tftasprs- Of She sts,s 81 North cs-o,irs
40 CAPITALS s-GREAT CHANG ANY PERSON
With few ou'snd dsar O. 81 may hear or
pounity by shh they ill b ennb 70 rorel Ii 10
great extent vitQ shsfttine Men o.
nsme) u. 3. Eerae oxce
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worth Rems mbcrHng. View C10ehAn4
Emporium has just opened ths underssnad 81 vo
wilton street, With entirely rcsh and made
mock Of clothing cut and mu cd
a Ssss say snd viii be sold ~ she lowest possible
sGWARD :. HACRITT. Clothing knps rum. n6 fuissn
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borbod tho stoes dness sods best variety saeae
rugs ats Ia making so hindy 30 step IN and pur
ohss without all The trouble formerly hsd ~ gong % IN
town WRIGHT have custom trade, and goods 10
suit Ill classes, Ct 1852 DO VERY.
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IL can't b. 80, Yes, gensien

bus itb lie las pos ssly got per g. member
hunan family that .e,scs only six pounds snd
sixteen inches IL height Come and him and
yourself Nis worth press admission 10 ns.r the
sxpre Of AtoIi hent from the tho IDS Ct persons
who visit bin daily lie ia zhitited at Brosdvsy Nena
ssie tassther With the Sansse Twns, aud The superb
Geological Collection
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Lnes. don't MAS the opportunity now
s,,c, ~ nkvsANs, 76o Brosawsy seotob ombro
niies Wa seeveg collars, embroidered
ehi,a 40 selling a. Is lees than cs, 20 ass ro
- 80 ~" i"fVahons 81 PNrisian goods for sho spginR.
NEWHAN,g, 76J Broadway.
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TIC 20 Tent UnYUerTo0typegs by Nees6
Co., worth talking aoont for rea'ons not only
Of their excellence worSe Of art but
sopnt Of tho obsrvh by all who in for them,
~ the factory, No. $50 Broadway.