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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20
TRAVELLRFss' GUIDE,

CHEAP FARE TO ALBANY-PASSAGE Is CENTS,
bcrths, rs cents state rsoms 80 oentsThs fast sts4m
HERO will leave Robinson street pier every Tuesday,
I;voR KFYPoRT AND FORT HAMTLTON-IHE NEW
and hst stSsn boat KAYPORT leaves New York, tos
Murray street. daily ousdAfs excepted 81 o'clock Pm
returning leaves Kypsy - ~ o'clock A. n Fare 70
Psrsons deshcus ofvhg enc Of ths mosb healthy sae
stEsyporN And business man can b 10 New York fecs
hslfpsst0 A n unsRlP T.
LyoR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, 10 THE
II steamer JAMES CHRfeTDPHER will leave the f,si
Of jay street juno 49, 20 and a. AT O'Clock A Nj on I'D
Shrewsbury at IL r. Stages 10 all parts Of tho country
DE0ULAR DAT BOAT FOR ALBANY, LANDISGAi
~ Yonkers West Point, Nswssrgh Po.shkeepsis Cats
Kill, Hudson Tie steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Polhe-
will her regular trip- " Albany Wsdnes
day June 20th 1865, leaving New York pier foot
Jsy street every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday;
ing viii leave Albsn, every Tuesday Thursday and sstur:
Jay
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pULPINS EAsTILLAS
ID ssns OF IT reduction OF from 40 70 80 per


ID ssns OF 1t reduction OF from 40 70 80 per
to es "a ssas
s sssl a. . ,s.
e. .ns s;P;s q s
oens.ry ana partial temporary oioas ths rrs
se S ss ns p.a a ans
is. and osshmsrs .h.w 49, 70 such IN enormous
JS1 '' pro
few VI the issdsg articles presented for pubic
Sas thspsans snesllea. black SILK n.n,illss the
Night Ssssssd BLACK silk nsnth.. .crsmsa."- former
hundred and atty more .nsiqa pspta with iAos
Six Agssssd very sss.as an a.asiil. With single
sSSss lace a; most recherche 'ys''rnsfy s
richer goods. s. ss
Of which only jnst imported from Parss 1t similar
Alec large variety sfoa.hmsre Canton and Stella
price.
CRAPE. HARErs, AND TAHErIS-rHE sEsr
for um%.r esr ssys .ss n sssn rses1ss a. WSE0s
family store 40 Bra.awsy four door. below
ERENoR oRoANDIE JAcoNrr nUsLINs.
Arn ssS q. 1 PEE ISs1sD.
Broadway, chs. i; sand and k s streets
Faon AycTIoE-,e rRIscH Eya.o5DEssaD
ss SIS 30 zach: 1000 osmbrc and 3wiN cellars the
prices are 4s 3D. o., 6s 0s LIS AAd las each;
S00 Swiss and cambria bands at ell prices from % to $
MADDEN STEWART. as Broadway, TIVE Aeers above
Blocker street.
NHANTILLAs. MAETILEAS.-
M IOLYNEUx ELL,
has reduced the pros Of h spnng styles In ssofsd And
black elk mantls wishing to oear them cut TO make
ter his new summer styles Is Canal sxsst,
NEW roULARD SILKS.
IN ReseiEn1. by the Atlantic
$50 D8&16 PATTERNS
PARIS PRINTED F0ULARDS.
A. 7. STEWART CO.,
Broadway. Chambers and Rsads streets
GUNNER FRENCH wOvx coRSRTs. MRS GAYEOS
lust received the Atlantic Of osis
bated French Ut
yfor her OF IN exceedingly light cevss aad sssutifcH
adapted for summer only weighing from four to aye
each oersst Her prices onl half those nsua
charged while for and elegance 10 astng beg FrsnsA
esrsets confessediy uusurpssseds GAYNOk
importer. - Third avenue. near Tenth street.
CEILING OFr.-SILKS, BARE0ES, QRENADINES,
- lawns prints ribbens enbroidsres TO- tduoe stock
and make for alterations Attendant carrying the
through to Howard str On Monday the pn9ss Of
ali scring and summer goods via 10 found extraordnAy
low. LEBoU1ILLIER BROTHERS. 90 Canal street, foux
THIS IS TO INFORM THE AMERICAN LADIES THAT
Madame sUBIT GERARD from Paris, has opened At
NO. Canal street, mandatory of corfsts. which
guarantee we'll for the good fitting against the ortiz
csm OF doctors. This Information gwen BY lady who
to Madame Gerard to be Abl to conceal the dermy
Of her wAist.
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A CARD.-rHx ATTENTION or THE UNDERSIGNED
"a hsuns bon called 60 book Just published eatieds
ConeCnt which osn.sins injurious attachments
reIpoting the Late hrm Of BAgehsl forie Co., 70 the
effect that they In the habit OF aPsn their
nnmsso US cus,oness y seIns vie Lausss
we'll the ieDds obs lsse dsny these charges
In the most emphatic No .rto,f OF liquor
cold by Brsggehki riorio Co, which not gss
Suns and precisely a. roprssensed an that sons
Of spurious articles but 10 be sbis
20 declare that firm Of Sbioh htso member
hss been guilty Of saea practices Whistler shall seek To-
sai fsdress e. ths oat..f IN the
circamsAnees Meanwhile haston e make this puddle
denial OF the oba. Il 5. BkGGLEHALLs
Late BssslehAl. FiOrs Co. 37 Broadway. New York.
RE SURE TO ASK FOR DUEIGAN's EDITION.
II FIRST EDITION EXHAUSTED.
Second edition NOV ready.
BR0OksIANA,
cosTRoyERsy SENATOR BROOKS
ARCHBISHOP huGHEs ARIsisG OFT o. the CHURCH FRO
With an
rrRopvcrros ARCHBISHOP NEW
editop alone contains the AfchbishoPs review OF she
b With al the letters in whieh the Senator endrd to
make good his assertion that tho Archbishop possessed
psrty TO the amount Of
5000, 600 IN THy orrY or NEW YORK ALONE,
the only question IN dispute
vol I2ms., halt bound 80 cents; cloth, 50 oents
EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER, Isl Fulton ct.
"EL PUEBLO" PERIoDIco GRATIS PARA Los
IL CutAnos, Sc entresAra q los que 10 PidAn por r.
Asuero E. Al Leonard ssreet he nrst NUMBER of the
BY =. Aguero X. editor. d Leonard str-et.
HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
Ii PxARL srRknr, FnANxIIs SQUARE.
In ~ 4
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aOUnl-e AND SUMmMn nnT1enA1o.


A sroR HoUsE-THE UEDERsIeNED HAVE RE-
rs.sa thss Lease Of ri: hss:s 4 a.: been rssssd
the public. baths oessss have intro
And Complete n
I dGs a s.. hs IL
to meme re proximity e the E.lsS:s. enables eur g..
Ssss sasss::s s.:.s:i ia !. s::.s;:: VAT:
:..1: |. q IN: ss ss ind
ron srs isssy s.aa
F., ne ss, .S: @ T.
p:as: sasss.y:: patron: "a: :ys;y.hiss
prov sas .
nG NEW rSss other
seu.Ss1n s,si.bls three miles from &. ssss q Great
a:ss "a s house
..: $ n s! ss: .t.s:
81 the .ns sisd s r. sss ana
d.ishtful scenery render desirable summer and
e% = & Is:
e: M r ss,ns :. in
mediation Of those an yi BA Ii VIM
opposite Tie
date much larger number Of hsn hsretoors hav
hu
tsa 70 81. and examine the r0ons Boats leave foot Of
RUcKLEY HOUSE, STANFORD. coNN.-rHis DE.
srsbe SUNNI Or house s nov open for the scoommsd.
on o. And term: Apply 20 or address
sf%PLIs late the r Pssssoss House. ' New York
COLLINS HOTEL, FOOT OF CANAL STREET, FRONT.
is the North river will LEI to ,sms. suites p.rors
The location desirable in weather. full view Of
steamers ana No" i'I aAnExAs MApEs Pr.prs.or..
n oTEL MoRRIsANIA-THIs coMuoDIoUs HOUSE
new open the reception Of boardsrs aud fansient
e the asy viii
yenent for and families Is the Harlem r.fs.d
ven o'clock :. night from she oily The scenery in shs
chilly Dinner supper gsrti.: recommended - het
on shed only
MONMOUTH HOUSE, AT UNION CITY, NEAR kay.
n s. l'i iss a
NEW YORK Bar HOTEL * aiLEs FROM JERSEY
ny :1s on . ssssa a. Tia .n
and rom snd s .rp ss:. q s1 ,.
.ssn IisE os sA' house
BILL cFss
years Of sss q servants. so horses. Is a.adsoms sa.s
store No. swan street. N 800 :, '" r .'as
". So. II H l .s.. E.
shmept srsasly enlarged, comprises
p sss @
bling and saloons for and
selected the hotel, plsus se4n DO A
Cn street, Ee~ York Cars In With STAGE
the hotel leave South ferry daily 81 snd ~ $40 E
sd f's'iaas sdhs 40 Is fSs
CANDs sTFEET HOUSE AND FAMILY HOTEL
- Persons Wishing quiet and splendid homo will
20 call Of l sands street. Brookyn thouh
T .
out board, 70 let. or partial board
T,RRNTok FALLS NEAR UTICA, N. Y.-6ME HOTEL
this plsoe Of fAvorts resort 10 the ssas5a
vsers reach direct the Black Rves
Railroad trains leaving Utica the steam
express train also tho Hudson erp~es train
r. MOORE, Proprietor.
Work FAvILY. HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Bpagats Hill, London The above IL centrally
situated las excellent coffee room, private
sitting between forty and ATTY light AIRY
good smoking Geld and shower baths srays
ready nebt porter attendance charge for .cr
wants The New York herald 10 Aied- THOMAS QUAR-.
TERMAINE propresoe Of shs SospAre and
ship Green ~on tenders his grateful M
Americas friends tor the a.os he hss long enjoyed
ibe hands and solicits their continued patronage
commsndstion.
RvIRNsTUAH.
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lDyMTISEMENTS RENEWED ETMRY DAT.
aALEa Ar AuUf1ON.

A LBERT II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a sale-rorsvlls lots Albert H. nieoisy win ssn on
change Second avenue eospsr Of ksh.y dftn street. the
valuable situated tho northeast OF Second
BY NO fees depth Abe the os adjciaitg che seovs
SECOND z2 feet front and 100 feet deep
The above ots In the centre Of Yorkvs for
nuy belonging TO the Lecount Estate cad lots hays
svestmsnt Of capital or Improvement ~ the eesend Ave
Railroad BY this property and the sale ~ be
made without 60 the highest bdds cen.
remain bond And morris tor hrss yeArs ait cen
desired The title 10 unquestonab aud the ioss will be
cold tree from AL For further part culArs
Ply = ALBERT H. NIcobAY, Auosionesr, No. IL Broad
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A c. FUTILE, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE o. BROAD.
IL wAy-Gentesi household furniture, kc A. c. futile
vii sell at aucSon, Friday, st I0x O'Clock, At Ils
Grand street. Bread house,
ssa Of Ishs.9y p.lo aaias .aa
beSs bedding kitchen utensils AZ Terms cash, and do
peeis required from each purchaser
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uENRY II. LEEDS, AUcrIoNEER-BYH. II. LEEDS
II ACO-0n Wednesday June 90 AZ IL O'Clock In front
Of Nassau street. splendid French made
TO order In Paris few since Of the stest STYLE by
the best makers aed with the finest mcroc
Also Of double harness TO match made by rrainor;
names metal mounted Alec, two splendid zach lamps.
shifsg top and box weighs about 20 lbs,
but and TO order Of the best makers
In this city pair Of long tail horses shout l5 hands
onfy for of
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THIS IS TO INfORM TIE AMERICAN LADIES THAT
i Madame sUBIT GERARD, from Paris, has opened At
no Canal street. manui:esory Of oorssts which 70
oism Of doctors This given BY lady who
to Madame Gerard to be sbs to the deformiy
Of watt
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7RC BRoADwAY.-T0 LET. HANDSOMELY FUR
ICA nished rooms, to families single genteDsn Rri.
yas table only Tho house 10 frst eas and contains eli
tle modern improyemente. -. 1880
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GRAPE, MARETB AND TANETIN-THE BEST
quality Of the above and dssrase articles black
for summer have jast been received 81 WEEDS
family mourning store 4i9 Broadway, four doors below &c.
Nicholas Hotel.
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A gcTIoN SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

~ UITIUN SALE OF VALUABLE HEAL ESfATE.-
IA We desire to Gall atteu ton to the attractive ae to be
maAe this day BY ALBERT u kiCoLAf Aaosionssr -
Il o'clock the EXCHANGE, consulting Of the
superb brown English house. and LOT
Ne 29 West Twenty second street. built In the best
possibe fsN month"; and contains all the
Der. nprovsmsssA Also, two yseae let, on the North
East Of Second kighty firth In the
centre Of Yorkvle Alec, forty besutal building lots
situated in the Eighth and Ninth Wsrds In the cty OF
Broskyn and in hbosbood where
are In Tn property is veil known. a
portion Of the Poole estate Terms of alt tho properly
very liberal and titles ussonsb,e and - all the
Prty to DO sold witho advise all parties who
DESTROYS Of puroha,pg eli her for investeat Ina
provemen TO attend the sA For full particulars and IL
street.
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CIMEoN DRAPER WILL SELL ON THURSDAY.

CInkON DRAPER WILL SELL ON THURSDAY.
~ yuns zlst AZ l2f o'clock, 81 the MerohsnsS Ex.
cnAngs g auoesn sU0U seven oeat first mortgage
converssee sends OF The Delaware, LackavsaA and West
era nsascad Cspp.ny dy. is Interest paysbis Apr is.
part issued 70 eenplss Easern division
ohe read Which rTbs opened early In the ensuing
di.trcts 70 N.Y. Y9rh Ar .asqsss sniing fand 10 pro.
Of into stock sos be avaed rurthsr pars
cplars oan be had - chs oties Of the COMPANY, %
wall street. or OF 8. Draper'A 40 Pine street.
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A TRENTON -ATTENTION.- CELEBRATED
a miliiner; Madame Dc vo.. who we'll known to the
New York ladies her great taste in Furnishing bonns
and hairdresDg, calls particular attention to the
latest styles Of Partisan millinery goods which she has
ceved last steamer Please can at AL Broadway
purchased, will at all times give satisfaction.
MASON DE VOS, remember, AL Broadway.
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WANTED well SEND, on RECEIPT or TWEEN.
~ i've cents and postage stamp retura
letter receipt for manufacturing superior article which
10 IN great dsmand, and BY which esterprsng, intsl
BATfRLI, Chatham square Poet One N. Y.
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BIIsCHLLANEOUO.

1HE CANAL STREET W. II. VAN NOTES HAv7
Luz large Of the latest patterns q nanA
Jewellers and brass founders built and
erstes and ranges set and repaired. = ! =
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uRNRY b. HERTs, JUN, AUoTIoNEER.-ON
III Thursday, June 81 at 1o o'clock 81 salesroom No. 81
Pine sreeta.re. and sale Of prime a.ysns
comprising ell the choice brands and to be sold
without reserys tor cash Particulars in catalogue the
morning Of sale.
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CEILING OFF-sILKS, .BAREGEs, 0RENADINEs,
and make for alterations attendant carrying she
through to Howard On Monday the pYss Of
low. LEBOU1ILLIER BROTHERS, 60 Canal street. foux
frounR ~
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IlELNONT HALL, NEW BKIGHTON, STATEN
ID Island opposite the steamboat sndns Aooommo.
date much larger number Of guests hsn heretofore
ing enlarged improved and the
house the island. Families and single gentlemen
yted to call and examine the Boats leave foot Of
Whitehall street.
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fCRUssEs. SHOULDER BRACES, ko.-A COMPLETE
assortment Of trus4es Of kind shoulder braces
ate NEST improved syles imported elastic soesa ladies
belts mass alter the most patterns and stYu
ments for he relief And Of dscfmss Of every Kind
n The sursecns Dandses Institute No Ann street. under
he I'M
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also claims for bounty lands promptly prosecuted y
Canal street, nnder the Peoples Bank letter. or
ders from the countsy promptly answered.
NAVY BOUNTY LAND AND EXTRA PAY" oFFfU1
IN -Bounty hAds and "sxtrA pay for o. g. Navy sSuers
obtained and paid.
Bsiansss doe Widows aad heirs Of deceased o. saao-s
al kinds Of claims against the Unt
States recovered BY undsYned; and the widows o.
heirs who perhsd With United states ship Alba
ny" VIM b proattsd b. calling on ,...
Assas and 1Ass) Pursse .. q Navy. 81 wan stpssN
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A UCTIoN NOTICE-CRoCKERY, GLASS AND
"A ohina-J. H. BARTLETT, An ,tioneer, will sell
wednesday, June ~ At O'clock - 2sl Pearl street. IN
also largo asotment Of out and
glassware porcelain &c. Catalogues ready. Goods
well packed FOR shipping
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Il EERY 81 LEEDS, AUCTIoNEkK-BY II II. LEEDS
Co Tuesday, 1870 and Wednesday, 1}sh, ut l0H
O'Clock ct the sales room 10 Nassau streesPovy the
last sale)-Beautul sale of marble statnsry vases &c
Also statuary from the Cysss Palace with other articles
r % soiu OIL suRe.n nus. ~, 81
boautsi Fiorentne table tops supcre trunks made by
Lamfpi &ot lsRse collection of beautiful statusry,
representing Venus a. the Bath Mary Msgdaien Spring.
Cupid and four italian poets large pair Of vases
tine and Roman vases card receiver with wresths grapes
Of various szes aIaoaster ststuary with glass shades
presenting the Graces and ether desirable pecos also,
china, bronzes plated clocks and other valuable
articles before exhibited tho day OF sale
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The largest Carriage Factory ia til
A. A. H1ckethan

Respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he
has built up large substantial Brick Buildings at his
Old Stand. expressly for manufacturing Carriages.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage he has received
for the last II years he hopes by strict attention to
business with desire to give satisfaction, to merit
continuance of the He warrants his work to be
made of the hest material and by experienced workmen
in each branch of the business. His work will compare
fvorabiy with any made in the United States for neat
ness and durability.
He is determined to sell and do any work i'll his line
on good terms any work done elsewhere that is
Well done. He now has hand finished. the largest
stock ofC CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, ROCKAWAYS.
AND BUGGIES ever offered in this place. and a very
large stock of work nearly finished, which will be sold
very low for Cash. short time to punctua Gus tom
ers lsss- He has on hand more than ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY Vehicles finished and in course of con-
struction.
ri All work made by him is warranted II months
Win fair usage and should it fail by bad workmanship
or material will be repaired free of charge.
Persons wishing, to buy would do well to call and
examine for themselves.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
acraIrlns executed at short notice and very
sonable terms.
Fayetteville. Oct l, 1854.
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AYETTEVILLE, Sept 10, 1855.

The Commissioned and non-Ccmmissoned Officers
of the SD Regiment No. Ca Militia. hereby or
dercd appear at the Court House in Fayetteville on
Thu5sdaY the Ih Of October. 1850 at 10 O'Clock. A
NJ. armed and equipped for drill the law directs
and Friday the 18th Of October, 1853, they will
parade their respective Companies the place.
at 10 o clock. y. NJ.
BY order Of the Col. Com g.
3t1 WM. ALDERMAN. Adjt.
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DISSOLUTION.

The coparnership heretofore existing under the firm
and stvie of FOULkES " M.ACRAE, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. DIR Foulkes will attend to
the settlement the business of the he will
pay all claims and to meet the same. must request ali
Indebted to ettle without delay.
JAS +. FOULkES.
JAS. A. MACRAE
DIR. MACRAE may be found at the Drug Store of
DR.. Foulkes, when not professionally engaged.
Sept. 18th 1853. 633t.
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ID I S s q l. L TT q y

The partnership heretofore existing under the
style. and title of CLARK K WOODW ARD. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. and Daniel Clark is
alone authorized to settle up the business OF the late
firm to whom all those having claims against the con-
will please present them, and those indebted to
the firm viii confer favor by settling
venieut.
II. 1873.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1855-09-29

APPLES AS AN ARTICLE OF Foop.-With us
the value of the apple as an article of food is
far underrated Besides containing a large
amount of sugar. mucilage, and other nutriti-
Gus matter, apples contain vegetable acids,
aromatic qualities, &c, which act powerfully in
the capacity of refrigrauts, tonics and antisep-
tics; and when freely used at the time Of mel
low ripencss, they prevent debility, indigestion.
and avert, without doubt, many of the ellis
which flesh is heir to-" The operators of
Cornwall England, consider ripe apples nearly
as nourishing as bread, and far more so than
potatoes In the year lSol-which was a
year Of much scarcity-apples instead Of being
converted into cider, were sold to the poor;
and the laborers asserted that they could
''stand their work" baked apples without
meat whereas a potato diet required meat or
some other substantial nutriment. The French
and Germans apples extensively; as do the
inhabitants of all European nations. The la
borers depend upon them as an article of food
and frequently make dinner of sliced apples
and bread There is fruit cooked i'll as
many different ways, in our country, as apples;
nor is there any fruit whose value, an artl-
Gle of nutriment, is as great and SO little APP
precated.
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Old ISYc wIIS!xEY.

The subscriber having received the Agency for the
sale of DIR. Frank Williams RYE WIIISkEY. informs
the public that supply Of the genuine article al
ways be found at his store Gillespie street. at
wholesale retail.
Il. MITCHELL.
SeptcRller lith. cm
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and NIantuaniakins.

MRS A. A. BROOKSBANK has returned from
New York and is prepared to do any wol k in the
MILLINERY and MANTUAMAkING LINE. She
has received her FALL. STOCK OF GOODS, to
which she invites the attention of her friends and the
public.
Sept. % 3m
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>fOs, the t'f:ief.

>toke tnc tEIe1.
STOLEN from my lot in Richmond County. on
Sunday night last. my HORSE. Said horse was an
iron-gray brownish color he had marks gear on
him. and his foretop cut off very short he siod
on the fore-teet walked fast, is good troter. and
would pace there white mark his back on the
right side. about eight inches square.
The above horse was taken by calling himself
John Campbell. says he raised in Pitt county and
has been in this neighiorhoou about years: he is
small man. CHS about l60 pounds and has verv
mean iook. is very fond of negro company. his
conversation has good deal of the gro with it.
will pay liberal reward for the recovery the
horse or Tor the william who took him. or [ will be
thankful for any Information of either
NJ \. CAMPBELL.
Moatpelier, Richmond CO. Sent
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GEORGE M'DUFFIE,
INSPECTOR OF TIMBER AND LUMBER,
TVILyNLl'G TO.t, N {.
MAY 10, 1865. Gm

INSPECTOR OF TIMBER AND LUMBER,
WIL.NL.s'G TO.t, ": &.
MAY 10, 1855. Gm
Ne ARE NOW RECEIVING AND EXPECT TO KEEP UP
LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES.
WE OFFER
80 Bags Coffee-iso, Laguira and Java
Is IIhds. Sugars,
80 Moasses,
900 Sacks Salt.
IS Bbls Sugars,-cofee crush'd 4 powdered
l25 Bags Shot.
As Kegs Powder,
20 Hhtls. Western Bacon,
$500 Lbs. n. c. -
1000 Segars assorted qualities,
100 Boxes Cheese.
With every other article in line. All Of which
we will dispose of low for CASH exchange for pro-
ducc naval stores. ~
80 D. & w. McLAURIN.
June I'd 4S-tf
BOWMAN, SELLERS & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Cotton Factors,
"a 41-s Pine Street, NEW Yc17N.
D. ". BOWMAN.
w. Fl. SELLERS,
Nav l. 1856 y-pd EDW'D MCPHERSON.
of Naval Stores. sase &.
LOOKING GLASSES.
10 CASES. assorted, from to Is 26 inches.
Will be sold low; and safely packed, by
w. n. TILLINGHAST,
Dealer in Crockery. China, Glassware, &c.
Sept. l, 1855. 6I-3m
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1855-09-29
TO SSE\GERS.

Tho STEAMER sun will leave this place every
TUESDA AZ and FRIDAY at Is minutes after sunrise;
and Wilmington every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY at II o'clock, with Passengers and Freight.
r. VI. ORRELL. Agent.
Fayetteville, Oct. 1, 1851. 96-tf