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rlayed Yesterday. The French company attached to
the Eighth Regiment made good appearance.
During the afternoon there were . large nambes Of
visitors upon the ground. The Brigade returned 10
the City in the O'Clock cas-
VISITING MILITARY.
The Brooklyn City Guard, Capt. Everco'l, vis'sea
New-York yesterday afternoon and were entertsned
by the NewYork City Guard, under command Of Csps.
T T. Ferris. The visitors partook of cold COLLATION. a.
the Armory Of the City Guard, in Broadway, near
Beeekerst, at which great hlarity and good feeling
prevailed Toasts were drunk and speeches made ~
Captains Everdell and Ferris, Messrs W. II. Drapcs
A. J. Sparks, 10. Devison and H. S. Bia.chford. The
affair passed of pleasantly.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY JUNE 1s. 1855.

few more dollars, they would have been equally as
ready to give opinion in favor Of the constitutions
atty of the Probibtory Law.
The Rev. Mr.. WARREN said that the last opinion Of
Mr.. Lord, published by the liquor dealers, was the
strongest one vet given, bu he believed the Temper
ance Alliance would b. able TO meetit.
Remarks were also made by DIR. KRssEDr and MI
.JosEs and several temperance odes were sung by
Mesers. Austin and Duff.
Mr. ALLEN, an aged citizen, arose and SAID that ne
had been informed from reliable thatjust pre-
vious to the passage Of the Prohibory Law, an TX.
Alderman was sent to Albany BY the liquor dealers OF
this City with the sum of $4,000 for the purpose OF
purchasing the engraftment OF certain clause INTO
the Prolib,ory bill favorable TO the liquor traffic
This $4,000, lie said was pocketed bv one OF the
Senator'S but the clause not Migrated into tic
bill.
The meeting then adjourned.
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THE OHIO AT PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH, Monday June IL, 1855.
River 70 feet inches in the channel and at stand
THE x. NJ NATIONAL CONTENTION
SIXTH pAY-MoSDAY.

SIXTH bA1-MONDAY
Correspondence of The N. Y Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, June IL, 1855.
The meeting this morning amused itself with ex-
pending great deal of indignation and wonderment
over the reports Of the Council in THE TRIBUNE.
Extracts from its correspondence of this morning were
read and variety of measures suggested for discov-
ering the leak Brother Barker of NewYork proposed
swearing each member TO see if he had told any Of the
secnts of the Order. Gen. Wilson suggested if men,
bers would drink less liquor and talk less freely and
loudly in public places, they would have less cause for
complaint on this score. Members too should be GER
tain that gentlemen whom they talk with are really
members of the Convention before they "let on to
them about what is done. Some verdancy is excusa-
BILE but the grecnness of supposng that every gen.
tleman who Is stopping at the hotel is feow-mem-
her. is literally that of knownothing. Finally the
Convention appointed Committee of three TO nves-
tigate as TO how the reports in the NewYork papers
got out Let recommend them to Judge Edmondss
youminous works on Spirituasm, and to the highest
authority on The laws of acoustics. A few weeks
careful study of the these sciences will give them an
idea or two germane to their investigation.
Ex President Barker took occasion this morning to
deny having taken contract for the Live Oak
candidate az has been minated in the papers on the
authority OF Danlel OuIhain anu OthVis, any hO
showed some sensitiveness at an alusion OF Senator
Wilson's that The Nep- York Herald got its reports
from the George Law runners inside and outside.
/ am glad to have the testimony which several gem
tlemen gave in the Council to-day to the faithfuness
of my reports. The means by which they are OBJ
tanned are not yet reduced to science and 1t would
not have been strange if in the infancy of the art
some errors should have been made, but this mornings
proceedings fully yindcated the value of the inven-
tion and its entire practicabiity congratulate The
TRIBUNE on its being the first journal in the world
10 inaugurate this of extracting life and
intelligence from dumb and inanimate walls and
benches.
Nothing else of importance was done this evening.
The Council is waiting for the Committee on the Plat
form who are still in labor. 1t is understood they have
settled the Slavery part but are not willing to report
il by itself predict that this will be the most ultra
Pro Slavery, ,yrannical, gagging platform on this
question ever proposed to or adopted by any point
cal Convention of the nation. II will be the very
essence of slave driving and will arouse the Free
States as with whirlwind.
shall hope to send you the resolutions tonight by
telegraph. The Council has limited debate to five
minutes for each Speaker unless by special consent
and If the resolutions go in tonight there probably
will be late and violent sitting.
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KENTUcKY.-The Hon. Thomas ~ Marshall made .
speech at Versailles on Saturday last against tho
Kpow-Notbing movement. He is brother OF Dr. A.
X. Marshall, the Know-Nothng candidate for Cor
eress in that District II is said that "Tom,' ss the
erLonorable Is Familiarity called, gave the Order
particular goss He ia an cratic individual, but on
bis gepius there are no two opinions, and hs sar-
casrn il perfectly whitening Of which the csyenns'
telt who heard the expose be made Of their crude
deeeptious and narrow-mindedpo policy.
Richard H. Stanton has been renorniaatet for Con-
zoos IN Tie MsysviIle District Leander d.. Cox is
he Know Nothing candidate.
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tBy Telegraph
The n. Y. Tribune.


PPILADELPHIA, Monday, June II, 1855.
The Committee on Resolutions reported to the Coun-
ell this afternoon the following Resolutions Slavery:
ResOlred, That the American party having sr5en
upon the ruins ard in spite OF The opposition OF the
Wing and Democratic parties, cannot be held 10 any
manner reasonable for the obnoxious acts or violated
pledges OF either that the systematic agitation OF the
Slavery question by those parties has elevated see,
honal hostility into positive element OF ponucai
power and brought our Institutions into peril II mas
therefore become tie imperative duty of the Ameri-
can party TO inierpose for the purpose Of giving peace
to the country and perpeiuity 70 the Union That as
experience has shown il IS impossible TO reconcile
opinions 30 extreme those which separate the dis
putonts and as there be dishonOr in submitting
to the laws, the National Council has deemed il the
best guarantee Of common justice and of future peace
TO abide by ard maintain the existing laws upon the
subject of Slavery, final aud conclusive settlement
of that subject in spirit and IN Substance.
sResored That regarding il tho highest duty 10 avow
thtee opinions upon subject SO important, 10 distinct
and unequvocal terms, it is hereby declared as the
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FIRr IN TwKsrr- sxyKsrH-sr.-About IL, O'Clock
last night frame building in Twentyseventh-st near
second-sy., occupied by Romeo Thompson ss .
saugbter-hcuse, was destroyed by fire. Loss between
$500 and q 900. The origin Of tae fire = ankaowh'
The adjoining buildings we're slightly oa@ssoa "
water.
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ALABAsA.-Co Walter II. Crenshaw tWhig,) is
candidate for Congress in the I'D District There are
several others in the field, among them 4. Shorter,
Esq Of Eufsua, is considered the Democratic candi-
Gate, and c. Robinson Of Lowndes, Southern Rights
Independent; Col. Afford Of Pike, Southern Rights
Independent opposed to both parties and 10 any Of
fetal organization &c.
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

QUEBEC, MOnUdy, JUIIV IIi IoJ0
Hon. Mr.. Cbabot has resigned bis seat in the As
sembly for Quebec 70 accept the Office of commissioner
upder the Stenoria Tenure Act. George DILL Stuart,
ESQ is candidate for the seat in the Assembly vaca-
ted by Mr.. Chariot. The Hon Joseph howe, OF
Nova Scotia ii is rumored, is to be LieutenantGov-
ernor of Prince Edward Island.
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NEw-BAMpsHIRE LEGISLATURE.

UUNNO-D, NIOIIu0y1
In the House this afternoon the Standing Commit
tees were announced Wednesday next, at II O'Clock,
WIS xed for election of Secretary OF State Treasurer
and Printer. No other business Of importance was
transacted. ~ :. -
The Senate met at 4 O'Clock. The Standing Com
mittees were announced and the rules adopted when
IL adjourned. -
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS-THE INDIANS.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, June IL, 1855.
The mails from Forts Laramie and Kearney reached
this city on Saturday. The feeling of the Sioux lr-
dams is decidedly hostile and many roboeres are re-
ported.
18th of MAY.
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rBE PORTLAND TROUBLES.

PORTLAND, Monday, Juno III, 1872
The Coroners Jury has been ~ sessiTn o. pOis
ceiyipg testimony in regard TO the death OF hoooS
No result has vet been arrived at. Tomorrow morn
inc ., OF O'clock the case will be resumed.
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SAFETY OF THE BUCKEYE STATE.


BUTIALO, JUNG 10, IoJDs
The steamer Buckeye State previously reported
ashore al Point Albino was safely got off this moriag
by the United States steamer Michigan and run INTO
Black Rock Harbor She will make her regular "Trip
10 Detroit on "Wednesday.
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DEATH RY DROWNING.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday june II, 1888.
George +. Arnold, of the firm OF Sill, Arnold ~
Leonard. was drowned Yesterday while on sailing
excursion in the yacht Startled Fawn. He was
Knocked overheard by the boom.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
NHwLoNpoN. MONDAY. juno II

NEw-LoSDoS, Monday, June II, 1855.
The election for City Officers took place to-day and
resulted in the election of the KnowNothing ticket by
IS majority which is great falling of from The elec
ton in April, when their majority was 400.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Monday, June H. 1855.
Cen. Pillow arrived here this morning and took
rooms at Wizards Hotel.
land Wenants are worth 81 o. a 81 os, and plenty.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-18
CLARENDON IRON WORKS,
WILMINGTON, N. G.


now prepared receive orders for Beam NerSca,'
HORIZONTAL Oscating Steam Engines High or Low a
sure, and apied to all purposes olre%iaf Wbinery
Grist and Flour Mills complete; Parker Turbine ana nrhe
water Wheels Equppng of Steamers Car " neeis anu
Horse powers of various patterns Rice Field Pumps p ana
Engines Rice Thrashers; Single Machines, Shalung u"
lies Hangers, Gears, and all other Mill Work.
CASTINGS.
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions incuong
Ornamental Iron Railing, Pipe Bridge Castings &C,
The Company would respectfully invite nj tenon 10 h
STYLES and patterns of Railing which may be seen al e
office.
BOILERS. -,
Tabular Flue and Cylindrical Boilers WAFER AanAe'
Chimueys and all other kinds of Boiler Work
REPAIRS.
separate department and force will be kept lot
where work will be done thoroughly ana with .Sp %
All work done the establishment deliVereu e.,e %
of the Wilmington Manchester M tI VI
Wilmington Weldon Railroad in Hats at inc o"mpa
ny's wharf, free of charge; -. I'LL Va 3ons on "a
Having large facilities the above WORK WIN De uo"5
reasonable terms as elsewhere North South ana IN
prompt and satisfactory manner , - ,lons
Cnnsuation by letter otherwise in regard TO Pahs
and DESIGNS for mills their furniture and for machinery
generally willingly answered All orders or conmuhicu
tions to be addressed 10 the undersigned AVN 49,.
March o. 1855. o..
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= So >
SPRING, 1856
MUIR 4 STEVENS,

Bo5ing1roob 81. 5ssl7sssF g Sycamore ST.
MUIR & STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN CHINA, GLASS.
II Earthenware, Il ookng Glasses BRITANNIA and flaIeo
Ware Fancy Goods of Bollingbrook ana oyca
streets, Peters burg, Nirg MIA.
The subscribers receiving from Europe OF .neir
importation, per ships Isaac Wright. Underwrgnter
Wyoming Constantine and Driver very large Stock nf
Goods comprising all art cles usually found in establish
ements of their kind Among which are 80. "a ,p
French and English China Dinner and Tea Sets, some
fine and Of pattern and style also, Granite
and Printed Dinner and Tea Sets -, ,,,.,
French and English China, White Granite, Printed VIII
low Marble Flowing Blue, Mulberry Colored and Edged
Plates and Dishes China Lava Iron Stone. White Granite
Lusre, Marble, Hunting, PEARL Colored DIPPED and other
Pitchers Basins and Ewers Bowls Mugs Coffee
and Tea Pots of all descriptions
Glass Ware (of all styes) embracing Goblet Tumbiers
Wine Glasses Decanters, Salvers Nappies Bowls Ceeres
Pitchers Salts VinegarS, Peppers Mustards Spoon Glass
es Finger Fowls Lamps, Flower and Lamp Shades Sugars
Colognes Butter Bottles Julep Tubes, Curtain Pins Cup
Plates Paper Weights Syrup Bottles Candesticks ars&c
Looking Gasses.-Fne French Plated Mirrors Gilt and
Mahogany Frame do, Swing, Ring and Pocket do.
Britannia and Plated Ware, Tea Ware, COtees, Pitchers
Lamps and Casters
Stone Ware of all descriptions; Walters, Fancy Goods
&c. which they respectfully invite the attention of the
North Carolina and Virginia merchants and the public
orally feeling confident that they prepared 10 offer great
Inducements both i'll quality of goods and price. They
determined to sell as low any house North OF South
MUIR STEVENS.
March 3, 1885. 30-2m.
n. B.-Particular attention paid to packing.
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Raleigh, January /,
-. VALUABLE BOOKS.

NpOARDMAN'S BIBLE IN THE FAMTLY.-THE
ID Bible in the Family Hints on Domestic Happiness.
BY H. A Boardman. Pastor of the Tenth Presbyterian
Church, Philadelphia. One Volume r.
History of North Carolina Historical Sketches
of North Carolina From 1874 to 1851 Compiled from Orig
na Records, Official Documents, and Traditional State
ments; with Biographical Sketches of her Distinguished
Statesmen Juriss Lawyers Soldiers, Dizziness &c by John
II. Wheeler, Lite Treasurer Of tile State, in Volume
Octave
The North Carolina Reader, Containing History and
Description of North Carolina, Selections prose and
Many ofthem by eminent citizens Of the ae His
torcal and Chronolog cal tables and variety of msce-
aneous information and Statistics by c. Fl. Wiley Illus
trated with Engravngs, and designed for Families and
Schools. one Volume 12ulo
tuarfs Dictionary of Architecture, in vols svo His
torIcal Descriptive Typographical Decorative Theoretical
and Mechanical alphabetically arranged, miliarly ex-
planned and adapted to the comprehension wormen &c.
&c by Robert Stuart Architect and Civil Engineer vols
8yoa 1888 pages. S
Form book the North Carolina form book Containing
all the most useful Forms which occur in BUSH trahsac
lions between man and man. well in ofc al stations
Together with the Constitution of North Caro- and of
the United States the Act fixing the fees of Clerk her
Calculated for the Use of the citizens North Carolina
and made conf0rInabe to law sss4J a'fs-
Compiled by Member of the Norm Carolina Bar
- For sale by HENRY ID TURN r. p,
Raleigh. Nov. 90, 1854 - -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-18
Spring Trade, 1855.
MUIR & Il II Y A N,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE OEALERS
~ HARDWAR CUTLERY, GUNS, dc.
No So, SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG, VA.
-EH HAVE RECEIVED DIRECT FROM EUROPE,
" per ships Constantine, Manhattan and Queen OF the
West Spring stock Of Hardware Cutlery &C edeTe
Vices Ellwelrs Killing and Wedding Hoes, Brghf r steel
Faced Wedding Hoes Of superior quality ell, lsaee
Fifth and Breast Chains; Knob Stock and Padocks os
tenhoms Rodgers Pocket Cutlery Table cutlery from
different manufacturers in single dozens and sets OF n
pieces :, Goods
we have also received full supply of American Goods,
purchased the very best terms We keep always on
hand Carpenters Tools of all descriptions Hand flt ana
Cross-cut Saw, Hoe Co. and Spear Jacksons man
uacture; and general assortment OF all articles usually
kept in similar establishments, to which we would soct
the attention of Virginia and North Carolina Merchants
promising them great inducements as can be onered Oy
' e MUIR & BRYAN.
sign of the Paddock, No SO, Sycamore Street
Petersburg, Va.
March 16, 1855. So-Zih'
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First Premium Blank Books.
JNO. ID. EGE,

First Premium Blank Books.
JNO. b. EGE,
Sycamore St. Petersburg, Va, to Pannll Sons)
HAAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND OF HIS OWN MAN
uicure and makes order all sizes sy and prices
Ledgers Journals Boters Cash. Railroad, Bank books
&C., DC. .
Neatly ruled any pattern, having improved ruling
mach and having obtained the first prize at the Fair of
Union Ayr cultural Society of Virginia and North Caro-
na would solicit continuance of the generous patronage
heretofore extended to him.
Cali and examine.
~ Northern prices.
Petersburg, March 9, 1855. 30-tf
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Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FROM AND
IA after the Both January all dues to this Road for freight
be paid at Petersburg Portsmouth, ept
freight, which be pad in advance delivery of
the goods S the may be.
This arrangement will afford great advantages to
toners by supersedng the necessity of Their employing
than forwarding agent between New York and
Raleigh, and having their goods produce subjected to
only one handling.
Agents violate the above rule without subecting
themselves removal
The will continue to be taken by the officers
and agents of the Company department of its bus
mess accommodate the public and promote the interests
of its customers.
Whilst thu Western merchants going North passen-
ger will leave Raleigh the afternoon the arrival
Of the from the West the n: c. Road, due notice
of which will be given.
by order of the Board of Directors,
l.. OBJ. BRANCH, President.
As the Company has two Depots in Raleigh merchants
ordering goods go up the n. c. Road requested
them distinctly marked that their destination
be Known and they may he loaded to the through Depot
from Petersburg or Portsmouth.
Raleigh, Jan Il, Il SO. left
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w II. 81 r. S. TUCKER.

w. il. s. II. $. TUEkEk,
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS TO THE
.17Ost .atfrncttUc stack OF
FOREIGN DRY GOODS - -,
they ever offered in this City, comprising
RICH FIGURED AND PLAIN
DRESS SILKS sm,o7rs $3.50 sesizeea
PLA ID,4 AMP SR STRIPED
r00 d SLz &c a a9sr 81 s sInfs,
'AD szk saHisHs s,s
i.r SAl Rich PRINTED AND PLAIN
AG GFRfEN1D1NEs AND HERNASIs,
oRGA 1H2GSsrs
lawns. PRINTS cHAIlIEs,
bAF s6MM RE BoMB1z1sEs,
~Af FoFGf4Errs AND GRAPE
DA GRAPE sHAwLs
of every description.
BONNET and CAP RIBBONS, ,no-s
TAFFETA and SATIN RIBBoNs'
EMBRoIDER1Es
Also 100000 yards of PORTSMOUTH. HADLEY AND
LODI Lawns, from to 10 cents per yard 90
Attention, Ladies!
wv III. & II. S. TUCKER TAKE PLEASURE
w Gin informing the Ladies that their Of
No. 8, FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
March Is, 1855. 30
STILL THEY COME!
TNNAKE OFF THE OLD BEAVER AND DON ONE OF
those beautiful Spring and Summer Hats, which have
this been received comprising all the styles of Straw
Felt, Wool and Fur Hats out viz:
Mems Black LeghOrn Hats
Tan
Tea Colr"
Canton
Petal q"
Panama
Cavalier
Wide Awake
Octs gOn
Boys and Misses and Caps Bloomers and Flats of
all kinds. W. II. & Il. s. TUCKER.
ENRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.--WE HAVE
II well selected stock Of family groceries,
cumpris ng the following:
Stuart No.
Best Family MoasseS
Loaf, Puverzed and Crushed Sugar.
Brown and Clarified do,
Whole grain Rice.
RIO, Lagura Java, and Mocha Cofee
Imperial, Tyson and other Green and Black Teas.
Sperm Adaman,ine and Talow Candles.
Starch Bar Soap, Spec Ginger and Pepper.
Maccaroni and English Cheese.
Indeed all articles iii the grocery line.
W. II. d r. s. TUCKER
THNEA.-THE FOLLOWING CHOICE VARIETIES
q of green have been received and for sale
the Drug Store Of HirwooD d SCorr:
Young HySon, Silver Leaf, Golden Chop
Gun Powder Plantation, Oulong and
Nepus.
Raleigh, March Is 1s55. So
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EAGLE FOU,
LAGLE FOUNDRY
Richmond. 3Oth AuruSt 1874

Richmond, 3Oth August, 1854
MEssRs. ToLAND & BERGER:
Ge"tIeenI have put in operation since my connection
with the above establishment several of your CircH
Saws and they perform well aud would recommend th
to all in want of a good article.
JOHN CLARKE, Sawycr.
TERMS OF WARRANTY
All Saws manufactured by and stamped Toand and Rrr
ger, fully warranted including temper truth and sound
ness.
We challenge the production of single instance in which
have failed to make good Warranty. Purchasers
will recoect that other manufacturers give full War
ranty either i'm Europe America
Letters of inquiry promptly answered.
TOLAND & BURGER
Richmond, Feb. 2, 1856. 2l-6nsw
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MrssRs Tor.sp 4 RuRc

Richmond, 22d August 1854
MEssRs. ToLAND BURGER:
Gentlemen. 1t gives pleasure TO be enabled TO STATE
that the Circular Saws have obtained from Won for ,[
of my mills, of very superior quality and bar
given entire satisfaction to customers iii every instance
and do not hesitate to them equal every m
pect, if not superior, to those of other manuf
within my knowledge, and Consistently RECOMMEND
them to the public. Very respectfully, yours
p RAIN.
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Wilmington and Weldon n. G. II. r. Through
ErniohfS.

ENG. 4. SUPT's OFFICE W. &. R.Rl
Wilmington, N. c., Feb 10th, 1855. |
EHREIGHTS from Wilmington any Station on the
IL w. &. w. K. K. to any Station the North Carolina
K. r.. and also from any Station the N. c. r. R. VIII
mington other points the w. & w. r. r.. will be
ranshipped and forwarded from Goldsbororee Of eays
for trG'tsShipnent dc
By the 18Th of March next arrangements will be made
ny wh Gu uooas ana Pr3d%Gg from Inc inferior Tor ship
for the INTERIOR will be delivered received the Com
panys wharf and forwarded free of charge for wharfage
drayage.
S. L. FREMONT. Supt.
Feb. 13, 1855. 2i-5n.
miles; from Raleigh to Portsmouth, Va lG65-dieence
As miles.
Freight a barrel of Flour from Orange to Whining.
ton is cents less than it is from Orange Portsmouth,
Va
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Reduction of the Rates of Transportation on
the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.
a NEW AND GREATLY REDUCED TARIFF OF
to-day.
The axmnm charge light goods will be a5 cents per
100 pounds Flour per Dbl 80 cents; Lime per bbl 40
cents M1asses per hid 81 5o Salt sack 80 Be-
tween Raleigh and CASTOR the less for which
ference is made to the printed Goods and produce
are ranshPped and forwarded at Raleigh free of oil
Een5e to the and at tie sole risk of the RaJot
Sopgnies They are not unoaded between Raleigh and
Norfolk and at the latter place and Portsmouth the Rail
Road Company allows the of its wharres
and warehouses free Of all cbge for aotG5age, dayugs
and storage
This line being 80 miles shorter to Norfolk and 4s miles
shorter to Petersburg without any breaking of bulk
tween Raleigh and these points, continue be the
shortest and most expeditions route North for both
sengers and freight.
Ohce r. d G. r. r. Co.,
March Is, 1855. S4-lm- =
Register, Raleigh; Patriot, Greensborough; Re-
corder, Hlllsborongh copy month.
EXCELSIOR SOAP.-8oO LBS OF THIS SUPE-
ror family SOAP IN store sale cheap by the box
or '.nd. AZ q 80. civilians & HA WOODS. q
VOWS Rat PILLS, TftE MOST lEFFE CTU Al
- remedy Used fhe cf Rats Mica Al
SRhY c;-'Fftt1- r@t--i+ sKXSNdVIs5ta