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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

NErRA.KA-The acting Governor u :ais Territory
has issued proclamaions convening the Legislature
OF said Territory at Omaha City, On tuesday, the
10Th day Of January, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ also,
dividing the Territory into three Juiie!il Districts
naming Fenuer Ferguson Chief Justice, 70 offciste
in the First District, embracing the Counties OF
Douglas and Dodge Edward L. ii ardin, Assistant
Justice Of Supreme Court. to preside in the sec
ond District embracing all that portion of the Terri
tory lying south # the Platte River and james
Bradley Ass,tsnt .stice Supreme Court, 10 act in
the Third Distrc, embracing the Counties Of Wash
ingtou anc HGrt. 4 term Of the Supreme Court will
be itld a. tie az u G1Yorumen., com neGcng on
the third Monday Of February next. The terms Of
tfe l. -trc, Cou-fs are 70 be held olloss In the
Fr.t District ~ Releyiev on the second hDniay
II March in the Second u strict, n Nebraska Ci'y,
Oh the third MoIcsv in March and IN the Fourth
ID strict a. Florence a.hington County. on the
ff., Mo.dsy IL April Toe Governor with the view
o: pu,trg q stop 10 the depreds;ions committed by
the Irdiar il the Territory and 20 protect the settlers
IN the out-kii;. thereof has al.o issued manifesto
recommending the citizens TO organize in their re-
.pective neichborhooc into volunteer companies; 10
slee, olacers. 10 furni.h themselves with arms and
ammunition and to be a, al times ready for service
II tie frontier se;emsut. to es ablsh night sen.ineis
ard TO provide block house. for shelter, &c. The
companies are not TO force in invading or pursiihg
hostile tribes bat TO act IN self defense. The mill
tsry ]. 20 be divided into two regiments, one North
and one South Of the River Platte, and TO be andsr
the command OF one Colonel, ore 1t. Colonel, and
one Major for each regiment. The Governor ssys:
"In carrying out these necessary measures Of self
dene and Of protection Of white settlers and friend
IN IIdsns rem robbery and murder by roaming
bands Of ssvsges it is believed tina, every good citi
zen will vigorously cooperste-so that, should the
General Cover men. fail to gran. eur just petition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHiNsT0S Friday Jan. ;. 1855.
Gen. Houston has srfivei; Mr.. Morton i reported
for Mordsy.
The bii. fcr the increase Of the Army will become
law. There are many strangers here. hoping to be
made colonies in the regiments, but Dis tppont-
men swsts them, the colonels viii be chosea fro n
the regular Army. The outsiders. however, will get
the subordinate places.
Gen Houston srrivsd here this 81 ernoOu. aud ia
stopping ST " lizards Ho,e. He saws he hes not
signed his seat 10 the S-naie yet
The amount o. Treasury NOES outstanding on the
LIT Of January was Sll. sol -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06
UorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

NAfOLEoN boNAiAh + 'lppiNu' ,le uo
egate from Nebraska sppeart snc qualified by TAX
il 2 the os'hs ~ support tne Constitution.
MI ELIOT Mass Introduced bill making ap-
rropraion. Tor continuing the repairs OF lnjucy done
AZ Plymouth Beach. Referred o. the Committee on
Commerce.
Mr. WALBRIDGE presented memorial from
the New-Nork Lite Saving Association, aud the peu
tion of all the MafiIe Insurance Companies Of the
some city, a-kug tor the fitting out of "n expedition
Tor the rtscue Of DR. kane, now in the Attic I)re.
4, f.rred the Committee on Con merce.
On motion If Mr. STANTON, KY iromthe PRINT
ing Committee 900 extra copies ot the Pres lent
late River sbo lI4rb0r 1911 eta Message were Or
der,o 10 be prnted-7d a.ainst 81
TIE House went into Committee on private bills.
and subsequently passed fourteen. and adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

NV iEsEr STATE Agricultural SocIErr-
An sHor. is made to form such Society by our be
tind-ibe-sge neighbOrs across the river. We hope
they will suceeed-,hey heed IT, A meeting 10 to be
held January "a, at the State. House. Trenton, to
adopt . constitution. We notice some good names
sppe nded TO ,he call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06
MAINE LEGISLATURE

ACGU,TA, We. Jan. ., I@l5.
The Legislature Of this State today elected Anson
Z. Morrill, tor Governor.
In the House the vote stood az follows Morrill,,
l06 Reed, 10.
In the Senate Mr.. Morrill, received the unanimous
vote-thirty in all
The Inauguration Of Mr.. Morrill, will take place to-
morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

The Board of Aldermen last evening confirmed
fhe nominations made by Mr.. EelinS' OF clerks
and officers for his department The Board liked
Mondays and Tbursdays for their regular meet
inss. A Special Committee consisting Oh A'a'
Ely, Kelly, and Cbristy, was appointed to take In
charge the subject Of extending Aloany'"'
through Trinity church yard.
In the Board of Councilmen last evening u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06
rHE SOUTHERN NAIL DIFFICULTY.

CHARLIsTOH, ). C., Fnday, Jan ), BOO
IL now believed that the southern Mad difficulty
viii soon b. settled. The Post Office Department
have made an offer TO the South Carolina Railroad
Company which will be accepted, provided The SEIZED
ule should be satisfactory.
The steamer NASHVILLE arrived at her wharf Al
Clock his evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06
P,uRoAD ACCIDENT.

FHILADELPHIA Friday Jan. 5, 1850
Two fceigb, trains on the Camiea and Amboy
Railroad, hesr Riverion, came in collision this even
ing. No one was injured, bat the trains we're de-
loved. ih- Pilot line backed - Trenton, snd will
have come to the Cl.y by the Trenton Road.
The soIew-sieamship City Of Manchester from Liy-
erpoo or the 2oth ut, is coming up the river. She
brings 81 ; passe gers.
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was moved to appropriate $1,000 to the Widow
aud Orphan Fund Of the Fire Department The
Comml,,oDer Of Streets and Lamps asked Tor
Silica to pay nineteen Street Inspector. sal.-
ries, and the Board by vote Of 3 to p con
cured with the Aldermen in directing the CorPo-
ration Council 10 stay all proceedings in the INST
ter Of opening Albany a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

The Message OF the Governor Of Pennsslvania
wss sent to the Legislature yesterday. Tue re-
csiOts of the Treasury for 1854, were S. GOT, OOo;
expenses, SIS 1926 900. The receipts from pub
Lie works exceed the expenses by S7S6'o'O.
The Governor recommends revision OF the L.
au0r License laws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

The Legislature Of Maine met yesterday, and
elected Arson F. morrill, for Governor by IA
majority over Reed, upon whom the various op
ponents Of Morrill, United. The inauguration
will take place today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

We give this morning an abstract Of the Re-
pert Of the State Superintendent Of Public In
struction. The subject is one Of the highest i'm
p,rtsnce and the document will be read with
attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06
DESTRUCTION OF A CHURCH BY PRE-.

FROVInEN-E 2, Frldsy, Jan. ., I731'
The Roger Is liams Church, on Burgess-st., was
destroyed By FIRE, this morning, n o'clock. The
church was valued AZ 200 and had had been re-
Gently improved. L. ives injured for 900 on the
builciDg and 81 600 on the organ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

for sufficient number of mounted rangers, our terri
toral volunteers NAV prove themselves capable de-
fense Of thcee who come among US a. enigrsnts or
actual settlers"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06
THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.

HALIfAX. Friday Jan. 5, 1855.
Tie X. NJ. steamship America arrived here from
Boston at O'Clock this morning and sailed at for
Liverpool.
Weather very foggy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06
DEATH OF THE HON. IRA BELLOWS.

kOcHE,TgE, Friday, Jan. >. l-jj.
The Hon la Bellows OF Pltisfrd who has held
many posts Of honor 10 this STATE died this evening"
whue voting in the railIo I'D depot here, for the carr
TO convey him home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06
MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.

DETROIT. Thursday Jan. !. 1888.
Isaac W Wilcer has been elected Secretary of TIE
Senate OF this State, Cyrus Lowell, Speaker, sni
Henry Barnes Clerk OF the House. They are all Re-
publceLs.
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Bnsinfse Notires.

A NV AND ORIGINAL DRESS HAr.-OENiN
h.. jus, introduced .plssdd wntef Dfe" IA, 1a.fss
. .stsnt,sn III rD q the ero~a which
IL the oIousry h' 'ha'p edge : 'shtY foaaqsa - ~.
@e,rsl 70 xiI 90 sSeh eeIos D.as sy PER
slts'ie Ths eject .;risnsy pss -. -
nenIoroo. isnsy.iop on the principle" when S''
' IL Ses & nc a .;spo ..
tons material All appointment. TIE = ' tss people
no rival anon ss so s,6.s ~., oppe g Peal.
WIgTVR CI0TUSG.-The undersigned will
Syss Of The ss.sss Of s .s saa Cost. Psa,.o
Ve.. e At wholesale o,e ", yos Of fesaIrat 2, "a
E.t,,.,. next s1fb en- Ire s;ocs
''''9' wv JsyysGs Nc. : .nd s.r,l.y-et
TTRs AT COsT.-WmTE now offers bis beau
e. S's s S o. raSo..d Sa ga
-sh oppo;,asi,, 70 ,SeE5y re as,'s q;
DRUGGIsTs' ARTICLES. -Perfumery, Fancy
sosr. Lubins Extracts lows Bro~n wios.or ssadef.
T.oips,. aIsn. TaeS FL an Nj sra,h,. and other
sItie.. For sale by HWY HavrL.SD. 10 q Jooa.s;.
FROSTED FEET FROSTED FEET '-BARSEs's
e,br.rd REMEDY fails TO cure the ~or'' es'-s TIE
vosp, itehng IN, u,ly asyed. Pree Is eeots Fofss.e
LyJ. NrLH.U. No is3 Brosdw4y -
BALLS AND PARTIES (yERsUs) Snow AND
R,Ix- L.eies ard Ml.se. Whit. s.to and Lnen CATERS
White sso and KID sLpEss &c 81 table Tor th. .e.'2n o.
Balls .bo Psrties Ladies' Mss aud chid'ens ltdia Rob
Der Doors and sHoss sotee for s' season. o. .no saa
Rain. ) 3. WILLIE . 20 10 ID, y. -
NEW MLsIt.-Jusl puDIirh'u thr "'"-
s6oioe Music by the great Composer, THOMAS bAkLs:
"CaeIo." Ballad with beautiful Vsae''s on tte-psse -
eeDts HsIpioess" Ballad, % oents; They tel me 10y
heat Ia ehspsed" Ballad Is cents; Down ~ he peyy
shore" Duet Sc cen;s. sparkling P,k." p csus RiP
rJips Polts Nszopa" Those pgrchadog from my
booze dollars worth Of Mu-c ourns the mouth o. Jsaas
IKE emoUut in of the choice pubbcanoh
fiom NY extensive Cs,sogue ard wnty I'VE cent piece
with Vgnste title Page. entitled The Hush Of "rers
Yess Gin FOR ssj and have boh gift end paf'h''e
forwarded them post psld. , ,ap,
ALBERT III. NICOI.AY will hold SPECIAL Auction
Sae Of STOCKS md BONDS TINS DAY A. ~ ocio,k At the
BofthAns Erchsns" For further particulars ser ne aver
tie In smother column Catalogues e4n be oba neo al TIE
Office No 4 Brood 1t
I-55 AT No IS AND g. FCLTON-ST. The
greet produced BY ID, tremendous bargains
EvaAs's CLOTHING NAEEHOtsE. IL sill Increasing. uess
LOT Of Chpg house Broad will be added
today 20 the srssdv in,nenss stock
LYONS KATHAIRON-The incOutested, the in
superiority Of thus srtiole for and beau
fyiDg the human .r for celebrity Unprecedented
In the history Of Maies Meocs Sold by all dealers
Lyon No 1871 Broadway, up stairs.
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Nen9lork DAILY Gribm,ra
SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1855.
CONGRESS-. YESTERDAY.

Advertisements for THf TRIBUNE OF Monday ought 10 be
Eevt before o'c och OF Saturday
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BALLS AND PARTIES (yERsUs) Snow AND
p.N I.Si.. ard Misses White S.tio and Linen CATERS
H., .,n and KID SLIPPERS &c table for this se.s9n Of
B,s .bd Parties Ladies' Misses sud Cnidrens ltds hg5
Der and SHOES sat,be for tbs season Of sno~ sna
R.tr J s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

a. hs,,. N hi. seoos o. fret quality RH.oY hsot
O. rsss sompri.ins O,ereo.s Business Cost Psa.soo =.
s.hoIs.se oroes win WOW Of resat-rns tas
1870. =, the old s,sbd No ~ Broadway, the lot o.
Tssfr ~, pert, w1tb az en lie new s,oes u,
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FROSTED FEET FROSTED FEET ,-BARSf--
<.h.,,d RgnEpY sver fail. the The
yosp iteh,bF in,,suy alsysd Prce Is ee'ts Fofsas
Nv i NuH.u. No ts3 Broadway
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ALnrnT II. NIcoLAY I'll hoId specIaI Auctio

1855 AT No IS AND g. FCLTON-Sr. The
greet .xci,epeut produced by thu tremendous bargains
FvsNss CLOTHING NAKEHOtsE, sill iHcT~aHnf ues.
LOT Of on smother house Broad will be added
10 daN O the sIfasdv INN ense siock
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Nashville, chartered BY
The company in place Of The Pacific,
arrived at New York on the a2d.
The weeks news may be briefly
summed up thus: Political affairs are
Just where they were at the period Of
the closing Of previous accounts. ex.
cept that the feeling becomes stronger
that nothing is left but to fight out the
difficulty. The adjournment Of the
Conference until the 9th was 10 wait
the Russian ultinatum and the arrival
d the French aud Turkish Ministers
Of Foreign Affairs az Vienna.
The Vienna Conference having ad.
journed until the 9th, there is no news
uf importance FRAU that point. The
consideration II the Third Point was
TO be the 6rst subject before The Con-
ference on re -assembling. Public opin.
ion is about equally divided as to the
final result.
A despatch from Berlin. dated Fri
day, April 9th, states that the Russian
party there is predominant, and that
Prussia will probably throw herself
into the arms 81 the Car, in case Of
an unlayorable result Of the Confer.
enee.
There had been q succession Of san
culinary conflicts between the French
aud Russians befure Scbastppoi, for the
possession Of rifle ambuscade pits, with
varying success and much loss Of life.
The latest battle. which took place on
The night Of tie 25lh alt, put !, 900 men
hors du combat. There are no details.
The Russians and the allies 10 the
Crimea are strengthening their posi-.
lions. preparatory 10 the opening Of The
spring campaign.
On the l9tll ult. large reinforcements
If Russian troops entered sebastopOl.
The London Times dcyVtes lead
Ing editorial article TO the defence 81
the Know Nothing movement IN The
United States.
A careful reading Of the accounts
exhibits little hope Of an early peace
The Emperor Alexander is evidently
preparing for a desperate struggle--on'
hundred and forty thousand men hay,
been marched 60 the ncighborhood o.
the Baltic. Two fortified camps o
sixty thousand are established between
Riga, Nara, and RcyeI. The ap
ptoaches to all the northern seapor
towns are being blocked up with sunk
On vessels. Heavy batteries are erect
ing at Danamunde. The Grand Duk
Constantine has gone 70 Cronstadt 1
inspect the coast Of The Gulf Of Fin
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02
SEVEN DAYS LATER.

Halifax. April IS.
Tile Africa arrived here last night, with
seven days later adviccs from Europe.
She sailed from Liverpool on The l4lh.
Her news is moi possessed Of much i'm
poriance.
The Vienna conference met on the
9th. but The resui, Of The meeting has not
We. transpired. None has mel since, and
il 10 mol known when another will be
held.
Great Britain adyerliscs for anew loan.
The particulars would be formally an
nounced on Monday. The 9th.
SkirrrislIing continues before Sebaste-
pol without setions results.
The position OF Omer Pasha at Eu-
paiofia is unchanged, with tic exception
tia, he has been enlarging his line Of de-
fence. and preparing TO receive reinforce
mems. New complications had arisen be-
tween Prussia and HE Western Powers.
FURTHER BY THE AFRICA.
The North Caroiins, splendid screw
propeller steamship, had been sunk Of
Holy hesd in collision with the ship Robert
Cor New Orleans. which put hack. The
steamer belonged 10 The Inflated Pliiladel-
phi, and Liverpool line.
The Peace Conference al Vienna on
tie 18Th did not las, an hour. The Rus
sian Plenipoien,isry had no, received in
struciions. and was unprepared 70 act. j
was rumorfd that the PlenipoienIiaries o
France and England were about 10 qni
Vienna. which was considered doubtful.
! Every hing j. ., stand sill, sud III
prospects Of peace are considered very
slight.
| Theiaiesi sdsices from Ssbasiopol were
to The slh. Affairs are essentially nm.
changed. The Russians were receiving
large re>inforcemenis. The Allies repor
themselves ready and fully prepared 4
renew Tie bombardmcni.
/ The Russians had converted iheir am
buscades into advanced parallels, ar
erected two new batteries. despite the Fl
forts OF The Allies.
The French were advancing toward
walakofT towers BY Sap Works.
Omer Pasha had mol advanced on Al
ma. bus had enlarged bis circle of fsrli
ficalions.
The Dsliic feet reached Elsinore o
The first.
Russian dispatches from Warsaw 81.
an army of 100000 men wers conren
ifsling Al the l,,IIc Provinces, and 30
guns were aloai.
Napoleon and he Empress were ex
pecied ai LONDON The 10Th. They aef
TO relnrn die following Saturday.
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land. Russian rsinfSrcements % the
number Of fifteen thousand. arrived at
SebastopoI On the 18th.
Previous to the adjournment of the
Vienna conference, The Russian Pleni-
potentiaries refused to admit that in
accepting the third point, they have
acknowledged the principle Of a dimi-
mutton Of the Russian power in the
Black Sea asserting at the same time
that the demand for the reduction Of
Sle Russian fleet, is contrary te the
dignity and sovereign rights Of the EN-
peror." Nesselrode will attend the
conference during the discussion Of the
third point.
1t is ruinored that the allies will, for
the purpose Of meeting this difficulty,
propose to exclude all ships Of war from
The Black Sea.
Austria differs with the allies regard.
ing the Black Sea question. II is re-
ported that she will remain neutral,
should the allies demand the dcstruc-
ton Of SebastopoI, and she declares
that she entered upon the present ar
engagements with the allies for the pur-
pose Of checking, not Gripping Rus
sia.
1t is almost certain that Russia will
refuse the third point.
The Russians in the Crimea still oc-
cupy The ambuscade which the French
attacked unsuccessfully. On the 18th
the allies expected to commence opera
tions.
Omar Pasha on the 81 had $4,000
men accommodating the position Of the
Russians on the Alma.
AL, tie allied ships Of war at Con-
stantinople are ordered TO Sebastopol.
The RussiaA army Of observation II
drawing closer to the Pruth, and the
Danube.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02
Spring and Summer Clothing.
Handsome, Good, and Cheap.

IT EVIN CARMICHAEL, Merchant Tailor,
- having recently purchased in New York a
large assortment Of Spring and Summer Goods,
is enabled to offer to his patrons choice selec-
ton Of all articles in his line. Among these he
would specify only the following:
Fine French Cloths and Cassimeres,
Of all descriptions. and Of the latest
styles and
Fine French Vest Patterns, Of Mar
settles and Figured Silks.
These goods are Of superior quality; and, hav.
ing been bought cheaper than ever before, will
be sold CORRESPONDENCE cheap.
He wonii also state, that he has laid in an
assortment Of the finest and best Trimmings fot
Gentlemen's Clahing, that the New York mar.
kct would afford.
or The very latest styles Of Paris and
New York Fashions, both in Drawings
and Paintings, have been received, and he is
prepared 10 make up Gcntlemcn's Clothing in a
style which, for cut and enish, will compare with
any work either North Or South.
Az properly connected with his business, he
has laid in carefully selected assortment Of
lEADYaTADE CLDTElNG,
which embraces every article needed for gen.
lleman's wear. Though some merchants have
made this . a branch Of the Dry Goods trade,
il is but fair 10 presume that one whose business
| il il TO work in cloth, would be better able Il
judge Of the cut and make Of clothes, and there
fore less liable 10 impose upon his customers thu
fimsy productions Of slop shops" for good ant
fashionable work, than those who are less expo
rienced in the business. TO the public he woull
cay: As men Of sense. judge ye.
HillsboIough. May 1. Us
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THE MARKETS.

Petersburg, April Is.
CurroN.-Sales at 81 a9c.
rosAcco.-Lugs 81 81 6 so; Leaf
81 a. sIa so.
WnRAr.-We quote common 70 fair
90 - Ial good to prime at - 81
a 80 SO.
Coas.--Sales at 95 {. a 81.
FLoUR.-superfnc sl0l. Extra Ill,
family sl2l sl5.
GuaSo.-Perusians50; Mexican 80
0 ss5; Super Phosphate Of Lime s46.
Fayetteville. April e.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Factory 2Oc.
Adamantine so al Sc.
Cotton-7l a ~ q.
Flour--Cruss . 90; superfine 2 5Oa
g55.
Feathers--4o % 45c.
Corn--l O5 a l 10.
Molasses--cuba o., q 90; y. Or
leans 40 % 90.
Whisky SIS q Coo.
Wilmington, April "a.
Candles Tallow le a Isl. Adamantins y
30 Sperm 3s IS.
Coffee. lava ia l5i i.sguasta ia y
Rio " % 10.
Flour. Wilmington and Fayetteville IN
spcelion. super si0,25 a 1900 family 81 !
| 1850.
rs.
sur.r. Brown So Lg,! mi c,e.at,
loAil
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Great Mail Route
FROM HILLsBoR0UGH TO THE NORTH.
by the Raleigh B. CASTOR Railroad.

Hinder the Schedule recently adopted on the
~ North Carolina Rail Road, passengers can
60 North without detention al Raleigh or else.
where.
On the arrival ii Raleigh Of the train fromthe
west, the conductor Of the Road will be in at
tendance 70 take charge Of The baggage and
check il 10 Baltimore or Washington Cily, whilst
the passengers will be allowed an hour and a
half 90 get breakfas, and refresh themselves.
They will be conveyed 10 and nom the Hotels
10 omnibuses free Of charge.
Leaving Raleigh At 10 minutes past 7, they
will reach Weldon in abundant time for all the
DAY trains going North and South.
BY this route the passenger will be al no tsou-
BE Or expense about bis baggage, as the condac-
lor Of this rpad will take charge Of, and give Q
chech Cor !, IT The n. g. Railroad Depot
Through Tickets from Weldon TO New York,
l,y Petersburg Of Portsmouth, Sl2
l.. OBJ. BRANCH, Pres,.
Rsleieh, April IS. 1855. 45--im