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Music.
Sugar and COTE

A LOT of' Shakers" Spinning Wheels, for sale by
4 Aug. 8, 1854. Nj. +. GANNETT.
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Ggt Mnst>
From the Home Journal.
Woman's Obedience.

A TALE FOR THK TIMES.
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DAPA MACHE CENTRE PIECES-alarge and wei
i selected assortment Please call and examine.
Bath June 4. s. w. HEATH & co Stiff
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Inflammation of the Lungs,

pittng Of Blood, Bronchitis, and every disease Of the
ital organs, this great remedy is without parallel
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No, he never swayed q nation.
vassa!s none before him kneli.
Yet his power of wealth and station
Ruled the region where he dwelt.
And his wife, that, in the graveyard
Sleeps-where naught her resting mars
Gliding oft her spirit hayward,
Thought him higher than the-stars
So she dwelt beneath his roof-tree,
And fulfilled each stern behest,
Toiling Ger her household humbly,
With longing in her breast
That she crushed, and strpve to coVer'
But it looked up. when she smiled
Where an angel seemed to hover,
Like mother DER her child,
All her footsteps never rested,
While she wrought his sovereign will,
But she pined. and paled, and wasted,
Till her aching heart was still.
Then, above her form uncherished,
Rose monument of pride;
And before the year had persisted,
Home be bore another bride
Twas gem of purest water
Famed, a beauty, and belle
And she knew that he who sought her,
Thought her charms were made to sell.
30 she pondered on the Golfer
Where his boundless treasures lay,
When she heard his lordly offer,
And she answered, Name the day.
The southerner., 1854-07-15
eEasE ssGeagO,
Female College.

This Institution commences its Sec
ond session under the new organization,
on the 1st day of May, and will close
the last day of November, 1854.
Rev'd James II. Brent, A. 3. Presi-
dent, with full and competent faculty.
so 90 per session will cover the en-
tire expense for Tuition and Board in
the Collegiate course, and 800 will en-
title to the full course and all the orna-
mental branches. $50 will cover the
expenses for Board and Tuition in the
Primary Department. Ornamental
branches extra at the usual charge.
Half payable in advance.
The Board of Stockholders have taken
great pains in procuring facilities for
giving thorough education, and solicit
ii liberal share of patronage. Students
received any time.
For further information address the
President of the Faculty, OR the sub
scriber. Hne. K. Lane.
Prest. Board Stockholders.
May 1st, '54.
The southerner., 1854-07-15
Land for Sale.

WISHING to change our location
we will sell bargain, in the tract Of
land, on which we now reside, lying
about one mile Northeast of Ing's Mill
In the County of Nash,
Containing about four hundred and
eighty-seven acres, one fourth of which
is low grounds, and has upon it large
quantity of valuable white, red oak, ash
and maple timber. The high land is
also we'll timbered and has open land
enough, in a fair state of cultivation,
lying convenient to Marl, mud and 9th
er materials for improvement, to work
to advantage eight or ten hands. There
are two deposits of Mari, of a very SUI
perior quality on the tract, and about
seven thousand turpentine boxes which
have been worked but little. The i'm
provements consist of comfortable
dwelling house, and all necessary out
houses, all Of which are nearly new.
AS we presume that none will buy
without viewing the premises, a further
description is deemed unnecessary.
Thos. H. & H. 4. Williams.
March "A, 1854.
A specimen of the above Marl can be
seen at the office of The Southcrner.
The southerner., 1854-07-15
ICo-ICo-lCe!

The "Wifnaingfon Ice HOuse''
IS NOW OPEN. The Public may
depend upon having their wants sup
piled, at ALL SEASONS of the year, on
reasonable terms.
ICE ordered from the country will
be well packed and promptly forwarded
at all times.
All orders for ICE must be addressed
to "WILNINGTON ICE HOUSE"
Bsg~ Terms CASH, which will be strict
ly adhered to in all cases.
Deposits may be made by persons or
dering from a distance.
gg~ Price, One CENT PER POUND.
Extra charge for package, drayage, &c.
4. IL Van BoAhelc", Proprietor.
Wilmington, n. c., April 1st, 1851.
The southerner., 1854-07-15
New Cotton Gin!!!
SuDeri0rt0 ana n0w an use.

SUpeTaOrfO any n0U an use.
THE inventor Of the new Cotton Gin,
-<nown as "S. r. Parkhurst's Patent
Cylinder Gin," after having spent three
years, and a vast amount of money has
succeeded in pcrfecting the Gin, so that
it can now be offered to the public, with
full confidence in its superiority over
every machine for cleaning cotton from
the seed.
The great value of this machine con-
sists in this; that it leaves the cotton
open and free, does not cut OF break the
staple, but rolls it off the seed in its nat
ural state, making the lint worth from
one to tao0 cents per pound more for the
manufacturer, Iy actually bringing that
advance in market. The machine will
not saw or cut the hand of the operator,
and will not catch stalk, stone, nail,
or any hard substance, but throw them
out with the seed. The company who
own the right for making and selling
this Gin, for the State of North Carolina,
are now manufacturing large number
and are prepared to fill all orders, giving
full guarantee that the Gin aciW do
good service, both IN quantity and quail
ty.
The Gins will be delivered at the De-
pot nearest the purchaser, and will be
set up between this and the next GIN
ming season, to be pail for achen tested,
pro0ic1cd they gioe soti:faction.
Mr.. G. e. Bonner, of Rocky Mount,
Edgecombe County is Agent for this
Gin, who will occasionally pass through
the State, and will give full information
respecting the Gin.
March 3Oth, 1854.
This is to certify that Mr.. J. A. Car
gill, Agent of the Waterbury Cotton
Gin Manufacturing Co., has put in op-
Grafton at Battle Il Sons Factory at
Rocky Mount Falls, one of the Park
hurst Patent improved Steel Cylinder
Cotton Gins.
That have examined the principle
and operation of the machine, and do
cheerfully and with perfect confidence,
recommend it to the cotton growers Of
North Carolina, as the best machine
for cleaning seed cotton that have ev-
er seen; and [ would further say that
We have been using one of the same
Gins the past season with perfect satis-
faction, knowing that the lint is materi-
ally improved in quality and beauty.
AS to quantity [ think fully equal if
not superior to the best Saw Gin.
Thomas IL Wilkins,
Sup't Battle & Sons Cotton Factory.
Rocky Mount, N. c.,
Anril 25th, 1854,
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W. A. GrilllIler,
FANCY AND STAPLE
DYy Goods anil grocery
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MBRcH MI,

Tarboro', No. lOl Bunk Street.
TO which he would respectfully call
the attention of his friends and the pub
lie generally, being determined to keep
good articles and to sell them at small
profit.
He thinks he car offer such induce
ments that it will be to their interest
to give him call. Come and see-he
will take pleasure in exhibiting his
Goods, and will not grumble if they do
not purchase after examining them.
He will give the highest market pri-
ces for Produce, and sell as low as any
other establishment in the place for
Cash or barter, or good responsible
credit. May, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-07-15
lOu}SDURG
Male Academy,

Louisburg, Franklin Co., ~ c.
THE noxt session of this Institution
commences on tic lst Monday in July.
Tuition as formerly. Board, in good
families can be obtained at 50 per mo.
Mr.. WATKINS, the Principal, fur
nishes the highest testimonials of quail
tication from the Faculty of Emory and
Henry College, from DR.. G. II. Jordan,
r. W. G. NJ. of the State of N. c., and
others. Joe1 King, President
Of the Board of Trustees.
May Goth, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-07-15
Col. .RcntOn'S Work,

THIRTY YEARS VIEW, or a
History of the American Government
for thirty years. Any person wishing a
copy of this Valuable work, will please
call on, or send their names, to the sub
s:ribcr who is Agent for the Publisher.
The first volume will be issued the 1st
of April, and delivered Immediately
Il. W. ErnuN
GreenvilIe, March Is, 1851.
The southerner., 1854-07-15
NDplA1,

THE Copartnershlp heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned, under the
name and style of
Mercer s. Barron,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Those indebted to said concern are
requested to make Immediate payment
to John Notfeet, in whose hands we
have placed the notes, bonds, and ac-
counts for collection.
Such of the claims as are not paid by
the 1st day of June next, will be hand
ed over to the officers of the law for
collection. Jesse Me,rer.
Boiin b. Barron.
JosrphJ Gurrett.
Tarboro', March 2lst, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-07-15
-~s4c q oA.-

A TRACT OF LAND, lying in the
N. W. part of Halifax county, within s
miles of the Warren line, adjoining the
lands of John Boyd, Ned Kearney and
others containing
GOO .Acres, more or less.
The said land is we'll adapted to
the culture of corn, cotton and tobacco.
For the manufacturing quality of the
last named plant, it is particularly adapt
cd. 1t is high, pleasant, healthy loca-
ton, and proverbial for its numerous
springs ofpurc, cool and delightful water,
which are we'll scattered over the plan
tation. The land is of a black, sandy
loan, with good clay subsoil and very
easy of culture. One half of which is
cleared and for about IL or Is hands,
this is the prettiest upland plantation in
the State. 1t lies within 5 or 6 miles
of the Raleigh 4 CASTOR R. r., which
renders transportation to market easy;
and the connection at Weldcs viii afford
to the plantation choice cf plarkets.
Now is good time for any one wish
ing to purchase, to ride over the farm,
as it has on it grow ing crop which is
sufficient proof Of the value and strength
of the land.
Mr.. Malryy., who lives on the premis-
cs, will take pleasure in showing the
land to any gentleman who may wish
to purchase.
egrThis land is sold to effect divi-
sion of the property of the heirs of VIM.
W. Thorne, decd. 1t will be sold on a
credit of Il months; Bond bearing in
terest from date with approved security
will be required.
EDWARD ALSTON, Exr.
of VIM. w. Thorne, deed.
August 10th, 1893.
The southerner., 1854-07-15

THE Elgccombe Riflemen, will per-
ade at their usual Muster Ground in
Tarboro', on the 3rd Saturday (l5th)
of this month, and the third Saturday
of every month thereafter until further
notice.
A full attendance is earnestly desired.
By order l.. D. yoh"ston, o. S.
April |, 1854,
The southerner., 1854-07-15
NOTICE. .

THE business that existed under the
name of King DC Neal, heretofore, is
this day dissolved.
All those that are indebted to the
name of King & Neal, are requested to
settle their accounts with Coficld King,
either by cash or by note.
Tarboro', March 4th, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-07-15
Town Property
FOR SALE.
-~Ne>-
THE subscriber offers for sale
Ills House and Lot IN the

ItS House Un0 Lot IN the
TOWN OF GREENvILLE.
The property is conveniently located on
the Grecnville & Raleigh Plank Road,
and the buildings recently completed
and built in the best style of cottage
architecture. The dwelling house con-
tains four rooms with fire place in each
and full length passages above and be-
low.
ALSO, full assortment of FURNI-
TURE of the lateststyle just purchased.
There is also about half acre of ex-
ira ground attached to the Lot, which
would make the best business site in
the town, and full supply of lumber
for building store 81 X % is already
on the ground.
Terms six and twelve months credit
J j. Forbes.
Grcenville, N. c., April llth, 1884.
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z. q, plWIo3-a,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
TARBORO', N.C.
DR, JOEL 8, LEWIS,

HAVING permanently located at Mount
Prospect the residence Of VIM. F. Lewis,
Esq, offers his professional services to the
people of that neighborhood.
April Il, 1852.
The southerner., 1854-07-15
Teachers Wanted.


THE Trustees of the Tarboro' Acad.
emy wish to engage two competent Tea.
chers to take charge of the
Female Department
Of this Institution-one, for the litera.
ry branches, the other as ali instructor
of music.
Applicants for the situations, must
produce strong testimonials of their
qualification, and address their commu-
nlcations to DR.. w. S. Baker, President
of the Board of Trustees, Tarboro', N. c..
1t is desirable that the next session
should commence on Monday, tho oath
day of next month.
BY order of the Trustees,
J'o. Nortaee', Secretary.
Tarboro', June 8th, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-07-15
STADlER'S
OlarcDofa Gor0taI.

The valuable medicines above named are
not empirical, but are prepared in agree
ment with the experience of some of the
most learned and judicious practitioners, and
are not secret, further than is necessary to
protect the proprietors and those who use
them from loss and ind imposition, as the
component parts have been made known,
coNFIpENTIALLY, from time to time, to per-
hans
The southerner., 1854-07-15

A PIANO, which has been some
time in use, and is now in good order,
can be had on reasonable terms on ap-
plication at this Office
The southerner., 1854-07-15
IsaLl
Mail Arrangemen

THE mail stage will hereafter leave
Tarboro' every morning Except Mon
day. at 7 o'clock, and arrive at Rocky
Mount at IL o'clock, in time to meet
the Wilmington cars going North
Leave Rocky Mount same days at O.
clock in the evening, on the arrival of
the Northern train, ard arrive at Tarbo-
ro' at 7 o'clock.
The tri-weekly stage will continue
to Greenville as heretofore, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, connecting with
the steamer for Washington, and re-
turning next days.
T, r.. ID H.. NIo,,+ - tr,,loro,; G1 IN
The southerner., 1854-07-15
GOOD n E WS
60 :Tarttrer9 :
PALMER'S

Celebrated Ihreshing Machines.
THE undersigned is Agent of the
manufacturers for the sale of these ma
chimes, at their prices. He has lot Of
them on hand, ready for delivery be-
fore harvesting. They arc designed for
all kinds of grain except Indian corn.
They are specially adapted to wheat.
3Drtcea.
$50 for the plain Thresher, $50 for me-
dunn size and 500 for large size. Horse
power is usually applied to them.
Persons wishing to purchase can send
in their orders or call and examine for
themselves.
Mr.. A. NJ. Rocwell is Travelling A
gent for the Company, and will also
take orders and give any desirable infor-
nation in relation to the machines.
g. B. HasscU.
WILLIAMSON, June, 1854.
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From THE TSTHMUS.
F,o,, tn. h.s,n,eau M g. cowi.,, Ang. /

From The Ass,n,oaV m g. Coayis, tug l..
Gram Upon THE KOAD.-ODe OF the most important
evep which We hsve to record the posting of guard
upon the Mule Road 10 protect the Transit from the sum
nit TO Panama. the eDsng, supervision, and control OF
ese men was given into the hands of several responsible
gentlemen some of whom have already been actively
gagged with their parties and we learn that Mr. Ran Run
nes has arrested half Dozen AMI Dir. IA. g. Eyers,
three of those who have been seen upon the road The
manner in which these gentlemen together with some oth-
ers have gone TO work It'll sufficient guarantee haI ne
work will be done There now no danger to be aPpre-
bended by parties crossing the road day ana night
Tug R.IiRoAD-The past fortnight has been one OF al.
most constant rain city during tho afternoons ana
evenings but fortunately g rams are or o1 no
and though tho work has been retarded and large force
has been required for repair OF recently ad portions OF the
road considerable progress has nevertheless been MADE
TIC evere trial which some sections of the road have
had while vet not fairly settled enables the superntend
ent TO strengthen them thoroughly as will preclude dan
ger in the future, and prevent the necessity OF early anu
TSe sick fist of the laborers on the line which larger
during the first fortnight Of the present month"; than 1t has
been for long time before has been reduced 10 small
number r
some of some Of the Jamaica laborers, to produce
Uetrke" and TO prevent Others from working; il
however promptly suppressed, and the rngeaders ar
rested.
we have had Of the sevsrest hunders have
ever experienced the lsthmus. On Friday night last
(oeth nst the buildings occupied and known as the City
Hospital on Asst suffered from two strokes of lightning
a the same time The kitchen torn TO pieces and
some of its contents thrown into the by shock.
The min building struck by another, which partly
shvered the principal post i'll the gableend and running
along the attracted by an iron water tank struck
and passed of into the ground colored who slept
in the upper story Of this building received severe coD-
fusion on the skull from aspinter off the principal post
he WILL however, probably recover. No other persons
were injured. The brig lying at tho Railroad Company
narrowly escaped destruction during the in
which the Hospital struck. The lightning having been
attracted struck the anchorohain and passed of into
the water.
THE SICKNESS ON IsTHaUs.-There has been
sdei able sickness various parts of the line of the rail-
road and in city, during the past fornghn fact,
large number of citizens have been effected in
way there have been but very few of really
sious Illness About the first of the month there
number Of Of cholera at two stations the
railroad and subsequently there in the
city; but as has always been the result the Isthmus
tie disease prevented from spreading and it is
entirely eradicated. The other classes OF disease which
hive prevailed OF late are decreasing.
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Yates County IN. y Aug at is SO dry here 'na'
cannot afford water enough in my ink to tell you how bal
We are suferine with drourh. You must guess.
Montgomery Copnty, IL. ~ Aug s'-our harvest .
.bou, done and don't think have any right to com
plain Hay and grain average well and have been saved
p fine condition We shall probably have far yeld OF
corn 1t is 700 dry for potatoes but then we shall not
have any rot if we have no rain.
Herkimer County (N. ~ Aug s-Psstures nave iaiiel
~ extent in this County but the drouh hes not been
,te that of some other Counties. There great
6elds Of corn and potatoes appear to be doing well.
Mlroukee Aug. I've expect to have ten millions Of
busbeIs Of grain TO export this year.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW. YORK
Arrived.

L. NJ steamship Empire CITY, Rsihbun Apin"n 'oays ~
hours, with pass snd specie 70 VI. o. Roberta -.
ship Bremrhayen (Brsm Hten u ds rndse ana 20 pI 70
s. O. Bechte IL so lon g. sp'ke Bremen pfs an
defer, from Bremen for New FORK 81, -, ,,s
Ship Yorkshire (pkt) Marshall Liverpool y mas ana 40
pass C. H. Marshall Co July 49, LAT 70 81 Ion ~ % e1
cbsDs,d signals With An bar oouna ~ eb,,
signals eper ships one showing ~ req 20 sa
Ire oke had red cross her ofe'opss July at ~ ~ on
59 40 messed bsrk Savannah steering r. iron hsVans o a..
rooub No lat 40 80 ion 50 p passd eIg E1pr
Fe .nd beAripz w y miles distant tool po from the
D.vd Mitchell The has had desh. and one ofn
psssgei has hsd Light westerly winds ana Gains neA' ~
the passage. a., =, ....s c;hx.l.., rriv .
nrb1 6e July T. lat 50 20 Ion " % spoke b. ol
Tei from Gibraltar for Hsvans
PFLOX-l hip, / b. bark BT. brig
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.

The U. s. Mail steamship Empire City, Capt VIM Rath-
bun arrived this morning. in nine days and ten hours from
AspinwaI bringing lss passengers, the mails and l,iH
oss 70 in specie. The news from California has been an
ticipated by the Star of the West.
The following peroDs died on board during the passage:
james Thompson aged 90; Carrot Stage, aged 80, and
Patrick Sweeney, aged IS, all of Chsgres fever
We ere indebted to the Purser and to Messrs. Wells
Fargo Co. for valuable favors Annexed is the Trea
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Gnrnitnrt. &r.

MELED COTTAGE FURNITURE
II MATHEWS STACY, No 5A Broadway offer for sale at
yery dud PRICES their and extensive stock Of Enam
S Cottage other Furniture 1.-THE largest 10 the dtJ from
which variety be srAfed preparatory to ds'
linton Of partnership.
VNNAMELED FURNITURE-Buye of this fash
IL nbe STYLE Furniture solicited examine the stock
AT the ,a.roon and factory of s. H. WARWICK No eZ
tbree doors Broadway. ~ BThs TRADE and shlf'
PFRs supplied g. usual
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4 WORD to the wIsE.-The undersigned having

A WORD to the WISE.-The undersigned having
n appointed for the United States for the sale
of On r. l.. PERRY Co.'S mo 10 Bernerss, Oxord-st
London. EHg) -
SPECIFIC REMEDIES,
TAKES this method Of informing the public that be has located the
No 70 Leonard doors q Broadway W-ere
the following can be procured sngly BY the doen os gr
DR PERRY'S CORDIAL BALM OF SfklACUN,
gentle stulan and in al OF deby whether
acquired mentality irritation and consunI
the which the Of the De-
gradually and sfectua restored pristine health and vgor
All Local and General Debility Nervous lriesbiy and
Excitement Consumption, Indigestion Of the eArfa and
hstsing Melancholy and Depression Spirits
nsnertly egTed by the CORDIAL BALM OF SYRACuN and
patients restored 20 the full enjoyment Of heahh-
DR. PERRY'S CONCENTRATED De rERSlNE ESSENCE.
purifying the blood conveying ve principles
penetrating the vessels
all corruption Impurities eadeatng the morbid
virus radically exrelng Il thioush the skin.
DIR PERRY'S PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS.
have with al Stctnre, nAsm
Irritation These Pills free from Mercury CopAvs,
and other deeferiou be taken without inteeeaee
from business. and Can be relied upsn.
Full directions wei book Of 20 PAGES being elaborate
description Of the various for which the above the
dies, accompany esch article.
All ,Pe PAID will be proapy attended To- and
the article ordered viii be forwarded Of the Ulfed
States, By Express or otherwise $ NAV be directed
ABRAHAM a. LEVY. NJ D., u Ascent.
No Lam
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Steamer ISAAC P. SMITH
leaves daily Except sandayl
Charnbers-sL. Pier 81 tP. NJ. ior
EYACK and HAVERsTRAW
landing at Rockland lake AID
Piernont. in connection with the
Eew.York and Erie Railroad
RerurninS. issves Hsyer.trsv
svery morning a. 81 O'clock.
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nrYACK .ndHAvERsTBAw STEAMBOAT

Steamer ARROW Leaves daily
fexcept Sundsyl Chsmeers q.
fieratls A. n. for YOSAERS
PIERMONT, NYAcK, OAK
HILL. connecting ROcklsoS LAKE
and Hsversfrsw.
Retaining. leaves haveotas
at2P NJ
The ARROW ~in seconno-
date parties for any Of the sooys
places or tie uoss reAsooasis
teFus
Land al AniOsst
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sAt mus o. on boad az hour Denre the
% Of starting Al forbid trusting this
TIE
E'ACURsLON for the MILLION-Cheapest sail
~ = ssss Pare 9! Boats leave every i4hoar to
STAIN ISLAND.
TIE wsy TO splendid sail fine Of the bay harbor and
ocan nd nhae he lke the STATEN ISLAND FERRY
bOAls for e Wlifest Liberal Pic nc pa,es
CeInIsnies ed socetes Apply = fer-y houe.
nAf BOAT for ALBANY, stopping at the usual
Lardis vel snoWn and fsvofs ARaEgI.
vlLiesF. newNofk On tie food syery MON
DAY WEDNESDAY sni FRIDAY ociocG A II: retarnin,
lesyes Ahlny ever TUESDAY THURSDAY an SATURDAY.
iAlEN ISLAND ami NEW-YORK FERRY
- HUIlCF-CHEAP EXCUEsION-Fase s. cent. On .Bl
,itF pa 70 l2 the bo.s M leave foox. ua iathsr 40
raf- ertertuts Lendrg Island every hour fro1a
lsuf aonl 3. q. to7PM wy
SChOOLEls MOUNTAIN, via CENTRAL RAIL
= hoAD o. SEW JEI.SEY leave Pc ~ Norh Riv.- q,
slei " aO4iNGa. ! 81. daily further iar na,r
p X horEs kEPres Criee, No. Il Broadway.
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orr1ct n Y. e. NJ NJ Co., No. $50 Broadway
At MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS Of
N The New Yok and Michigan hnns Company he'd OF he on
inst unanimously voted to lay sssenen OF
pyE CENTS er stock Of the Company payable At
their Office Broadway the l2th Of September next
New.YoIk, Aug II, 1854. C. NJ GUILD. oecy sno Ire1s