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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-15

HENRY u LEtDs co. AucTi0stkks Henry
Leeds Go win sell by auction Friday. Nov ~, at 10
o'clock al the snlesrooui No ~ stree. oil
paintings Juat received Europe, before oshi
hf.d ~ The English Flemish Italian and French sco H.
among hem win be FOUND exceedingly hoe specinfn-
warranted original by AcleDbAak signed nne picture.
signed Paul Potter Also spleudi F.mish pic.
lures received from the Hague yu.in Goen~, -bag
Aeny Eerw.e Ecrboeckhogsn GreafDg. DO LAYER Wcns
heaur and others oegaal celebrity A. several very one
pciur.s the English scb- by Wison, ir Hart
acKenpls NeCulouYh other rugl,h srd.,s Alsp
c..Bgy o French pictures copper Ia
fhanhrnn1 ro~fele snd oherp all elegantly framed
nnd order Alsl slugc collection ~ richly framed en
~ desirable sub ss al forming carcitnu
worthy ibose 10 pieture They
wn ~ ready In exhibition dsf befr sale, Also 81
c letter 81 Washington 10 Ouyernnr George Cannon.
framed. Landscape BY Onegausf Also. by hiba son
called duck shooting. ard lsndscaps ~ JOshus shaw
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NOTICE H. HEREBY OWEN, THAT BOUNTY LAND
~ warrant No its fb ~ sores, s@us8 Ia under o.
ne, NJ Congress Of n Marrh iros IN dsy ~
september 1fs0, mailed al kunot Va W Thompson. bask
New iork and usi The las lost. A. prr~sun
CAuiopef sfains purchasing The SANS. asppiesn ~tA
be made 10 DE Commissioners ~ Pensions or d1pcss a
snob warrant rDi .ep- have been axen y pfesn ths sa
oi . patent therefor JAskh BYRD
suffolk. San.-mond county va isth oct t,ss.
JOns H. EnAr Auofncy
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LOST LAND WARRANTS.

NOTICE u HEREBY OWEN. THAT BOUNTY LAMB
IN warrant NO. slss f hi .su-i % Tho lac 81
dow ~ John haunders eeeansd he Of
March lh5. by III september h5b, nsoi ssf
foli, Va 10 !. Thompson banker New iors and t us
has been lost All persons oKuLonrd aga1st
chasing the same, Application will be made 70 Tho sn
missioner a. Pensions duplicate ~ such warrant sal
steps have been taken u ihe issuing ~ lL~
therefor HfsFAi HABl,
surob, Ssnseu,on county Va. iglh Oct iass
JoHs X. huAr, Attorney.
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L i
Ill LFEfS 60. VII ssll - Anr.cf N Thursday sov IS
. ~ O'Clock ~ Nassau stree sul~ndd
pair Of family horses he horses white, orubsrs
eight 0ii hfy hhye k~fn used by ihsr
carriage horses FOR three years They rsrgy
resp safe gentle and reliable N-ing equally kni - sngs
doul and very fast seier ~ great eni1
rance; tho horss has been slrhy lame IN = h hind
supposed To be anal spawn. w bas yeit0i 10
ussd i believed hat injury R Afiee from
with NJ exception he br.rs @Dund doar. and
9 be wATTAtedhy heUSber Thry ins Au&hic Tor
upy horyos only sod for want o. TrY The
81 90 ard vii be H0d T. ths hlghsst bdtrr
elegant extension family carriage made by lawrence and
500 I, lined sil ak brocscl and e7vercf 18th
chnU alp lining The has been bui little ussi has
recently been thoroughly ovofhauleJ paiasi and rAred
ape Is complete order. Aso, silver PLACED d1ub-
harness, IN good order.
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national HOTEL. wARHfsgTOs. u C~rIffs Cyf.g-
~ tfAed hIsi .itna,ee
snd ~ ,Npo la b~.n sAs@f ~ h 9slsrsnei ~
yeafs. ana - ben refrfuisAsi ssi FaplyrsS
Wfoag heu nssAng - ~ ~ stVostaasnts sQesi "
tsse ~ ~ e0rnty Tia t,tss q boz ~ b
= - sssf8ta WILLIAM tUf Fruofss1s
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DoG LOST OR STOLEN FROM y BoORMAS PLACE
IL newfoundland dog, black and black F0nnd
hs tail ny returning i IN 10 ~ Boormtn place, Thirty thId
street. opposite the Blind AS ium, suitable ward viii be
gwen Any person retaining said dog vii be held ly
liable for 20 doing
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7 j. wALpRos. AUcTIoNEER ugyRY o

T y WAIUNON, AItITDAFEK.-BY HENHf y
81. BVAssWli MsH by ur;on, "Wednesday, Thlr~tsy
and Friday November a. - and IS ~ lOs oeocs al
he ore Mtlam ~ i~,Ar, thr
and valuable stock u Manufactured fDfr ne proprietor
closing his business Wholesale AMI retail
ctascrr ho made l4rlf purchA~s- M IND y, 0er
advantage attend thes. rss ~hlch viii b. pani
sleigh robes nuns boas uppets yic0rncs cuffs
ac, M every variety.
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IL Of Furs--iiENhY !. LEEDS A CO. viii seii By
non, 70 morrow FridaY at M O'Clock The sock furrie
by order Dliser Guidsmdt assignee -cunaatnR Of
assortment Of muunian narci ateh Stone and
Canada mink capes, tupcis peerinfH collars mnf-
&c., ac also. wolf, genet and buffalo caps and -rian
robes richly lined and trimmed The above stock all
for trade. and Positively sold ~
The assgIee Purchasers readily safisfy
that there win be the
nding early. Catalogues day Of sale
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VIDsoN HOUSE, JAcEFOsYfiI.E. yAET FLORIDA
81 Persons Sns HyL sshns s1iei tgsr ,asbi4Dsi 80
ccuorf ~ FsAgrAhis charges, DO trrrr ~
Jisa<f louse u. DAY rrV.risW
w rans4UrY snper1nsnden,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-15

ExyGrTOR'f SALE Of RIAL ESTAfk IN NEWARK.
IL j.: WIN be sold ~ pubic suctn % Thnr.dAy, No
y.nher 1rh inst, prrrnisss Hs Frosd ssr~-s ~ Z
geocs - ths elo~ing propery seongas 2 ne ,s~le q
lot x2S feet Al-o 10 No. kinney sree z:ri eet
ono kad Of The pnrchas~ money r-snsn bodi and
mortgage we xvp.gy ss5s tgr-eua-.
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GEORGE CO0E. AUCrI0NEER. FURNITURE. MIR
NJ rofH, paintings, sc. nj auction. Feday, Nov. H.
a 01s oclok n, III Nassau strre,, near Bc-kman EN-
rnciug par0r Hta chamber dD library and secrslsrr
bookeaks wardrobes sdspoaids srRer.s stands.
buok.tands tables snta and sid. do bureaus wash
siHIds beds csds pha.ss mAttrss boisere nd plo
rockers chairs lounges extension dung table, decks liable
cutlery glass Catalogues morning sale.
Boxing and shipping nj usual charges
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A UCITON NOTICE.. BOGART AUCTIOsERR by
II = bogart, Monday 18Th ~ O'Clock - Bowery. Mort
gage sae-Horses carriages, harness. 40 thirteen hor
coaches, three rockswRy sagons, Ave gh Top
three light twelve sets harness blankets hsers hy
nets Whips DC, dc.
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copARTSERsH1p sOTqCEA

CorAnTSh6sBp HUt1CEA
CT mn TO $4,000 ARrsEHsnIr wASrep. nv
i've business where he above s,noua' 81 e.piaia reaarsi -
.ess loan ,hs ssTs and ssssp, AT s..I
turc Of the business Nome others VII % no,lccd
90 0oO TO s60oo.-PARTsER WANTED IN AN
'ns eroc 9n i.nna wen 1 s., a"s mo- d.a:
where iSe sssas 10 Apply s.s
5000 su @As' Where 40 esp esa.ss
oi sna q ehsnes sss u
ssuasose Income ss shown. Apply al q. fr..sn.
GEln a GENTLEMAN HAVING oESTEkL ANo
proa Of 40 per ,ale and sdone strictly woad
Whole ba.nss. store l. lspt down Town Tor he s.s
lhe articles m,nase,ured and socs Of faney good. teA
street "''' 'eAA' "'p' = ~ '"'' ~ '"
&C00 TO 5000 COMPETENT MAN wAsTHD. TO
COW oa seeu.@sa =. IN a cash p.yins bushes. Y
mnnasspsnt No lssk ,hs lnycs,mee, secured d.1
Mr. haora immediately, at VAN RYrEn co.'s, $40 nrssA
way, room -.
conn a GREAT CHANCE TO MAKE MoSEy-sss
y: w BE rss an PEI s a. ,s s -;
S&S RSfiR ' oSs onss SO p'o.a~ss s -''S
law PARTNERSHIP "A LAWYER. HAVING MOSS
business Than b can CIV. props, ssa'iop desires q ss..
wsn'ed eio, n'sssai and Trustworthy Young eyer
yer, box go Post oGlce
DARThEH WANTED ANY PERSON HAVING A GOOO
paying business and want o. partner Win from -
10 sos viii pi~ns. nodrc- brosyn erai ofra, s,assg
us Kind Of business and where Interview be hal
DhRrHER wASTED-wlTb FROM $4,000 TO SD.oee
IN Old and long established Wholesale gr0crry buainc
One with tie business and he Wing Wosn
be preferred. AdlireAs beI 3sy. fos, oflce.
DARE offohtUklil-A MAN WITH CAPITAL ~
IL lew thaushi SoHsrs whifh be wishes To tsyes IN
bu Which promises unparalleled pron will do -rdi
call 90 H. ffANff e inventor ~ rrayry's c-ln>saa~l
rife charge his aFeIf o. JusDUs ht warren
TWEEN 4 1oura q. ~ A. NJ. Aia J.. VI
10 IRON FourDyRs.-AsY PERSON PRACTICALLY
hcquan Ell VII, s,rfy fo0 foundry aud having
n pitsl which they w The bts 80
hear OF good opportunity by addressing
A.. NLhfiIY son, Bell FOUNDERS, Wes Tfor, NJ
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xosN ASIs woUND.

- on Thursday bat, small rough scotch terrier dog had
collar, with the aud residence 81 his
Elliott The tef return him Aiay Ant thu
visit 10 the ISLAND
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CR0CERfEs. BRANDY. CHEESE, COUNTERS. HARD
" wareOn Friday. Nov. IL, AT 1915 O'Clock ut 81 hoy
street corner Greenwich teas coffee sugar. rnn. choeo
late olives, wafer hams, berrngs
tobacco nwarc knives and forks India rubber
shirt collars, clocks also eighth casks and quarter casks
brandy. w. A. CARTER Au stioneer.
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DARThEH WANTED ANY PERSON HAVING A GOOD
paying business and IN NJ with ~ ~
tn t.Or viii pi~as. nodrc-s iroosyn Iefaa or s.A.sG
e Kind of business and where Interview be hal
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A HC1ION SALE.-FURS FrRS, FURS-JOHN +.
~ RUSSELL, AuctioneerThb morning erharsiay}, lgt
O'Clock ia ~ RUSSELL 4 60 VIII sell at 80 Nassau street
large invoice of eor manufactured
nfst establishments IN The city, he propreors o which
leaving the business comprising mArten Russian
squirrel and fitch, ernlne, sable MINK Ac Ac Fun parcu
lars VIII be found In the Catalogues.
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0Cnn TO H00--A COMPETENT MAN WANTED. TO
CDVV joia gentleman In cash paying business "
which each rea'y1 coming winter goo
management No risk fbe Investment secured o~
Mr. uasiord immediately, VAN RYPEE CO.'S $40 nroaA
why. room 80
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Sec. l. All charges and offences preferred against
member shall be Gully specified in writing, when they
shall be referred to special committee who shall sum
such member TO appear before them 70 ansser u
the allegation set forth and after fair apd impartial
examination thereof report their decision to the rcsi
ment which shall at proceed 70 the consideration
and disposal a the case.
Sec. q When any member, who shall be proved guilty
OF violating any principle Of the order, offending against
these articles otherwise initiating against inter-
ests OF the organization shall BE- subject to reprmsna
suspension expulsion. two-thirds Of the members
pretent at any regular meeting may determine When
member shs he expelled bf revealing tho secrets u
the order initiating against the Interests Of the "a
ture freedom ~ kansas his shall be stricken from
the roll and 70 all the regiments o. the Territory,
asa nan destitute q the principles Of truth, honor and
integrity.
sec B The regiments located in each and every eec
zion district u ~ uake nominations for AL candiaiHs or
Office IL their respective Hitrict hut where thee iae
le two or mare regiments 10 M one election district q
whatever Mind then rofnuatipl. shAN BE ntae }y GA
gntes from the reeTectige ncawpmentg within ~ IL
frct toch rnca mrroeat hlpg cnfiie3 q one dfettc
AID add i3Hfl lelccatf III FL u Nnd Ntt tWfh III M
AZ over ara hove uiNt fret twepY newbe. inc
regiment aht X touinad01s ~ tht Terr'to .a VI.
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UoTION kOTICE-w. a. CARTER, AUGTfOHEgR
a viii sell this day. thursday al ~ oclock
concerned at no "a Greensh sire-ta stock
ing Of Java and Rio coffee sOsp caDdes sslt e.
A CtTION EOTfCE-sAMUEL D. BARTOL, Arc ZION.
~ VIII sell No. sos Pearl street Peck SIP hts
day los O'Clock wine gn, brandy teas groesrs
Platform scales, "a a.red hquors rides crocksry Sc
Sale posture.
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osT.--A GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK BOOK 90.
~ ing from Gh % lob Any hndng II VIII please
sBye ~ 3f3 Wef 2h st beteen i0 llh ava. II Of
use 70 any one bur The owner
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CT mn TO sio,ooo.-p ARTsEnsnIr WANTED. nv
II .VUU uf experience Ia pieas5n and Iucra
tive business who're The above o capalta lnret
would loan The and accept clcrk-p crs sa~ry
Address Capital Herald oic. stating loo ton and
ture of the business. None others VII De noticed.
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two O'Clock To The accrued niercs. All the bonds
VIII chaked to the purchaser. Next regular sale on Mon
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I osT-A BUNDLE or BOOKS, WHILE CROSSING
- the South ferry. NOV ~ Whoever Will them 10
r. ORbWaY, az bro1me street. shall Dc literally rewarded
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lsuyplFYR FAfE W. q, ALEi ErtN, AiETfDsEEN,
.'T sefl - THufsfsy NOV " ~ lg%. 0'ek>s a VI d,
ss4,- ss,sst ottf@tr Ciy HsN bfvstyn. rnss
&bd E4fof enfg ft1~h lf .affsfn f1'nf1fs, ~
~ 49, SAFE pafasr All otitg .evss Al.s
ksra<as A. " LfTf. rAsnI
flrFtNs. NfFNtg.
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81 tdgsshn furniture Ac This day NOV. rs he ssis
No. - Aofth william street Chatham. 30,
ocoek consisting a. maboSauy sofas buFcsps fyAaa tables
and eisirs. mahogany srir. cssk Anf tshe. FtA
Stools mahogany Abrs. hrusses aud hrer W cArpr nj
ea shout lhrfy hefs'eas srge teh esiDK
fwnsau's paifno hisa steam table copper A. A.,
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WATCH LOST-LDST, GOLD LEPTEE WATCH
w win SILVER face. suitable reward vii be sigea o
whatsoever viii bring he owner ats West Twenty
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"THE SPECTATOR"

AwEEKLY JOURNAL PUBLISHED AT WARRINGTON CITY. :
HE unders gncd propose to commence about the hrst
OF mex III the City of w ashngton. the pu Bill,
cation of wceky newspaper to be called the Spectator
designed for neral circulation the people of the
United States. its columns will coDtan full digest Of
the of the day, iUreig and domestic; weekly
review of finance and the markets synopsis of the
proceedings Of Congress during its session tables of
election returns the important political action Of State
leg slatures and of party convenons interesting mis-
ccant and scientific matter articles agriculture;
ther with articles the leading topics of
the d.y Much valuable information relative the
the Executive Departments of the Govern
cnt together with the weekly list OF patents, will
be found in its columns large portion of its space
will be devoted light literature, original and selected
Its location the political centre the Unon will at
ton On public tf.irs. go
Ii is the intention of the undersigned To make the
Spectator acceptable visitor TO every house the
Union and it will therefore not any occasion
tho position of parzan pap r, nor will 1t owe any
allegiance to hut entertaining fixed and decided
views questions of political economy, and upon
system oil government, it VIII disseminate and promul
carefully III tho interests OF the country grow Ing
out of foreign well as domestic Affairs. go.
The Spectator will be printed in quarto form, good
paper and new types each number conth nng eght pa
gcs of matter making volume annually of All pages
Ea ell volume will be accompanied by full and conf
pete index of its contents, thus making IT most valua
bic paper fox pr servatIon and reference. 1t will be
pa va Bile always in advance No paper will be continued
beyond the time for which it is paid
All subscription and communI cations on business
should be addressed to the undersigned at Washington,
ID. &. AUG r. HARVEY q Nv.
Washington City, May %, 1855. a.
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OBITUARY.

Died. in CASTOR county. N. c., on the IL, ms.
Mrs. E. X. p. CANNON, consort Of VIM. F.
Cannon IN The 47ih wear Of her age. The de.
ceased was an affectionar wife, ID kind mother, an
obllging neighbor, a consistent christian. Her
departure Is dePIored by all who knew her. Our
loss is her inesimable gain.
Also. on the 2nd of July. JNO. l.. CANNON,
eldest son Of VIM. F., and E. X. p. Cannon, in
the 2Srd year Of his age. The deceased was
noble youth Of rare virtues. loved and respected
by all who knew him. "But death loves shin.
ing mark" He how quietly sleeps by his dear
mother. His was deaf OF peaceful resignation,
and holy triumph.
Bythls painful dispensatOE Of kind Providence,
Mr.. Cannon and his afflicted family, are soreIy
bereaved. May he, that d" tempers the wind to
the shorn lamb" give consolation.
ResQuiescat an pacem, Resuyeza in Tfiun
pho. CON-
Wing please copy.
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NEW BOOKS FOR SALE
. ..--- AT
LOWRIE AND ENNISS'S BOOK STORE.

'IIE Slave Of the Lamp, Posthumous Novel. by Will
liam North. Ingcnuc, the first days of the Blood
by Alexander Dumas. Transl .ted from the original
manuscript
Fashion and Fancies, by Mrs. Stephens.
The Maroon legend of the Carrbbees. and other
tales by w. Gilmore Simms.
The Castle Builders. by the autlor of "Heartsea.c,
'sThe Heir of Radlyfe "Scenes and Chances. etc.
The Old Inn or the Travellers Entertainment, by
Josiah Barnes, Sen.
The above all the very latest and most popular
novels of the day.
We constantly keep on hand large and we'll selected
stock Of stationary Of every kind and constantly
ceiving the books that being published, and
books that have got, get the shortest
notice,
June g, 1855. 4e-tt
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THE NEXT WERM OF
THE NEW INSTITUTE SCHOOL,

1ciX begin THE 4h Wednesday, IN July. (25M
Of Juiy)
PREPARATIONS have been made for the School, on
| a scale commensurate with the demands of Wet-
tern Carolina. Spacious halls and ample fixtures arc
provided for a very large number of students
Boarding facilities cnla rgng continually, SO that
none need fear la ok of accommodation
The Principal takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends patrons and the public at large, that the
School is ready receive extensive patronage and he
would happy to have the direction OF the education OF
the children and ards Of his friends.
The large building for the School, WILL IN part. be
ready the opening term, and the whole will be CON-
pie cd very soon afterwards.
The following are the Fees per half Term. Tor 5
Inonths,) in advance:
Elementary Branches, % Ou
Arithmetic, English Grammer and Geo
Argebra pG Geometry, National Philosophy. si2 90
Classical Course, $lo w
Board in private families. exclusive of 80. ~
lights, $50 W
vu.;o on ~ Pan $50 90
:. 6. Gn;tar SIP 90
mo charge for of Instruments)
French and Italian, each. % w
Drawing and Painting in Water Colors, each, % w
P;nt;nT in Oil Coors $lO 90
f,,v 50 90
Two l. sson, week in Vocal Music free of charge
B. CLEGG, Principal.
New Institute, IredeIl Co, N. CT Aa-aw
June 90, 1855.
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RATHER MEAN.-A gentleman from the coun-
Try while in town the other day, was informed by
member Of The secral anti A merIcan know moth
ing party, that Gov. Bragg was member of said
parry. Now, We ask gentlemen if such assertions
are right. 1t is well known that The statement is
ialse, and when made it was done no doubt r The
purpose Of deceiving. Such statements are made
ior the express purpose of deceving democrats,
and we warn our friends against them.
Eay,tcpNe CurOIinian.
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HUGH L. FINLEY g. CO.,
(sUCCEssORs To FINLEY L HERROS,)
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING AGENTS, AND GENERAL
COMMlSSllN MERCAANfS.

Charleston, So. ca.
I'VE their ersonal attention the sale of Cotton
customary, by special contract, all other kinds
of Produce and Manu cturcs, and make prompt returns
of the same for % per cent. commission.
We will CONTINUE, as heretofore, TO give our spe-
cal attention the Receiving and Forwarding of all
goods consigned TO US, for 10 cents per package.
Machinery large package of Furniture, &c charged
in proportion trouble and responsibility for advancing
ircights and charges, p per cent
Uy- Persons shipping Goods or Produce through this
house, rely upon their interest being POSITIVELY
PROTEC TED, both against oNercharge and loss of
goods.
We have in instance will we dctain any goods
for freight and charges.
We you'll respectfully beg leave to refer to the fol-
lowing gentlemen, with whom have had business
transactions:
John Caldwell, President Of the s. c. r. r., Column
bia.
u PIssailaigu, Superintendent of Public Works Col
umhia.
F. w. McMastcr, Librarian of s. C. College, Column
ba.
p. w. Fuller, GulumbI1.
John King, Jr., s. G.. r. r. Agent Charleston.
Henry Missroon, Agent of New York Steamers
Holmes & Stoney, gents of New York Sailing Pack
G
H.F. Baker & Co., Agents OF Baltimore and Phila-
dclphI Sailing Packets
j. w. Caldwell. Agent of Baltimore Steamers and
Boston Sailing Packets
iuly 10 1888 Silly
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PAY YOUR TAXES.

TIFF Tax List for the Town OF charlotte, are ia my
hands for INSPECTION all Tax Payers are requested
to paw their Taxes the earliest opportunity am
eompeIIed to close Tax List by the LIST of August
The above must and shall be attended to-
J. p. GILLESPIE,
Tax Collector.
juno 90, 1855. 4sH
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State Of North Carolina.

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Term. 1855
Sarah Ann Sharpe
The Real Estate of John ~ " D-'
Sharpe, deceased.
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that An
L drew Sharpe, Azarah Sharpe. James Scott and
children esidents of this State, but reside be
yond the limits Of the 1t is therefore orGert
adudged that public be made for six weeks in
the "Western Democrat" newspaper published in the
town of Charlotte notifying said defendants to be and
appear at the Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions
be held for the Comfy OF Meckcnburg, at the Court
House in Charlotte, the 18th Monday in July next,
then and there to make themselves Defendants and tn
plead demur to this petition, the same
will be taken pro confesso them, and set for
Witness, w. X. Reid. Clerk of said Court at of.
flee in Charlotte the 4h Monday in April, 1855, and
in the 18th year OF American Independence.
w. K. REID, c. C.
May Is, 1855. printers Fee go 6w.s
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-13
a GREAT DISCOVERY.
April 20, 1855.

THE PEOPLE generally have conceded the tact that
w w Waddell & Co.'S Lightning Rods is the only
xafs nrotector from that dangerous element that NO"
exist The premium was awarded to them bofn N
London and New York. at the Worlds FAIR. the points
- onsITucted so as to attract from distance, and
comnosed of compound of Copper and Silver, with
pat'nna points, which is warranted not to corrode
the prepared TO furnish Gall persons
~ ;sh the protecton of their lives and property
With the above Rods, and put tn up all complete, at
the shortest possible notice.
June 90, 1855. 4S-u