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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-11

WAKE COUNTY, N. C.-BY VIRTUE OF A
w deed OF trust to executed by William }. Clarke
dated 9th of December 1855. registered in Book M m
79l 1872, records of Wake County and for the purposes
therein specified hereby offer for sale lot on Newbrn
ST. in the City of Raleigh purchased by the said Clarke
the Clerk and Master in Equity for Wake County, sale
under decree Of the Court of Equity for partition BE-
tween the heirs of John C. Scdman deceased together
with the buildings and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing-the same being formerly the residence of the said
William j. Clarke The lot contains acre. in high cuL
vation, is free from nut grass contains many bearing
fruit trees, and is situated directly opposite the Bank
the State and the episcopal Church said City, and
about hundred yards east of the gate the Capt.
tol Square Repairs to the amount of $1,000 have been
Gently put upon the buildings four in number including
dwelling house, with six rooms Office Kitchens
Also by virtue of the deed and for the benefit
all concerned offer for sale valuable of and thirty
two upon Neuse river in the county of Wake with
the buildings thereon, known the Neuse River Oil Mill,
Price ooO The mill seat sold fifteen years ago Clarke
and Jetieys for - Ooo Since that time entirely
Saw and Oil Mill, with press hulers heaters fatienng
mill, and jumpers, and dam, have been erected and
600.
The object of these sales being mainly change invest
ment, am authorized upon the money being safely Sec
ured, to ct 1t upon liberal credit To disposed
to locate in Wake, and engage in lucrative business the
present Is rare opportunity for securing residence
and business stand in populous country neghbohUd
They will be sold together separately, and the title var
ranted.
EDWARD CANTWELL.
Trustee.
n =
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AND FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAY.
Ing determined to remove to the West, offers H sa
his valuable tract of land lying ten miles West Of Raleigh
IN high and healthy neighborhood The tract consists :"
7SS acres OF which about 25O open and IN a
OF cultivation There the premises good dWe'ns
ton gin smokehouse cribs &C. Also three wells OF a
water and several excellent springs in different parts
plantation There are between two and three hInu,sI
acres OF bottom land, Of which about l25 are c
and the remainder is well tmbered with oak and pine
will sell the above land either ontire or i'll Polto
suit purchasers, moderate terms and will receive
ment either cash or likely young negroes Apply m Rs.
Ugh, N. C. THOMAS YOuN..s
September 15 1856. 96-sW'h
pENTON'S WORK COMPLETE, IN s,ss,
- large octave volumes, comprising upwards u w.
pages Either volume sold separately. ,,rpoy
For sale by w. L. POMbhV'
September Is, 1856. CIV
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Sept go, 1886. llol-w3W:
4 T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR
II DINA Mutual Insurance Company, held on the 9th
inst the following persons elected Directors and Off,
GERS ''r the ensuing se pIREcroRs:
Henry p; Turner, Raleigh.
J. r; Williams, DO.
CIV. B. a'atchings, do.
James F. Jordan. do.
James NJ. Towes. do.
Alex Mitchell Newbern
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington.
John NJ. Jones, Edenton.
W. W. Griffin Elizabeth City.
WV. H. Smith, Murfreesb,ro.
H. b. Williams, Charlotte.
Geo A. Smith, Milton.
o. F. Long Hsboro.'
Joseph White, Arson County.
Josh. Boner Salem.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
President.
H. D. Turner Tics President.
John c: Partridge, Secretury.
j. Hersman General Agent
III I: Ss'S %'.n, Executive Committee
and continues to take risks all classes of pro
perry in the State Except Steam Mills and Turpentiue bis
property amounting $5ooOoo large portion of which
is in Country risks and its present capital Seven Hun
e Com
has been less than third of per per
Eni, On all grades OF property embraced Its operations.
All communications reference to il suIance should be
addressed tc the Secretary, post paid
Raleigh, June Ie, 1855. IS
NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL L,.E IN.
II SURANGE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh, N. G. This
Company nsures the lives of individuals year.
years. for life the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE the assured
for life participating in the profits of hej Company For
policies granted for the whole term of life when the pre-
half the of the premium bearing interest ut
cent without guaranty
The prompt which all losses have been paid
by this Company, together with the low of premium
present great inducements such aSare disposed to
SLAVES insured for a of from to five years,
for twO-thirds their value.
All losses paid within 80 daysafe satisfactory proc
presented
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, WV. W. HOLDEN,
WM. ID. HAYwooD, WV. d. Cooks,
JAMES +. JORDAN, R. H. BATTLE,
QuINTEN BUsBEE, wv. II. JONES,
II. w. HusrED, p. f. PEsCUD,
WV. II. MckEE, SEAToN GALES.
CHARLES Il. RoOT
OFFICERS.
Dr. CHARLES E. JOHNSON President,
WILLIAM ID. HAYWOOD Tice President.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS Secretary
WILLIAM H. JONES' Treasurer,
Ii. w. Hustled, attorney,
CHARLES f. JOHNSON, NJ. d. UedicaL
WILLIAM H. McKkE, NJ: D: Board Of
R1cHD: B. HAYwooD, NJ: d. Gbnsutation.
w W. H% 4 e.. h'se~s;se Cam
For further information, the public referred to the
at the Office of the Company, or any ofs Agencies
Communications should be addressed, post paid to
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
july lU, 1900. &C.
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MUIR & STEVENS-FALL IMPORT

MUIR & STEVENS-FALL IMPORTA-
lH1 TION OF CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWAPE
Joe and Westmaland large and beautiful assortment of
China, Earthenware &C., comprising every article usually
entirely and different from anything ever before
offered in this market Our stock Gilt and White French
China Cut and Pressed Glass Looking Glasses Plated Cas-
tors Walters and Fancy Goods is large and COMMANDING
Merchants and others wishing goods the above line
would 40 we'll to call on us before purchasing as we are
satisfied that sell any house in he Nortborn
markets. Stone Ware of superior quality '''''A
MUIR 4 STEVENS
Sept. 18th, 1856. ss',
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TO BE CONTINUED
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All the articles under the contract must be OF best
o or subject 70 G The inspection, count
measurement Of the said and be " 81 respects
satisfactory to the cmmandant thereof Bidders are re-
fsrred the yard for plans samples and
further description Of the articles Contractors IGr class
Where the articles IRE to be delivered will required
name in their proposals an agent at the CITY or
deliver articles hoat aev when they shall be required
Approved surees in the full amount of the contract WIN
be and twenty per as shall have
been completed celed unless otherwise a9norze1
by the department. On classes headed "msceiianeous
be delivered required during the fiscal year. TWEEN
ty per centum retained may at discretion Of the COM
mandant be paid quarterly on tie FIRST OF ssn
the balance eighty cent? will be paid by the re-
spctye navagents within thirty days after the presen'a
No part Of the per eenum reserved is to paid unit, all
the articles offered under the contract sha nave
been removed from the yard unless specially ~
1t win be stipulated the contract that if default shall
be made by the parties Of the first part IN N and at the
times and places above provided then, and IN nat case %
said parties will forfeit and pay to the un t ;ca the
amount of the contract price herein agreed upon as '
to be paid for the articles in case OF the actual f
thereof which lquidated damages may be recovered rum
The surees sign the contract and their response
bility certified to by nayy-agent collector asrct a.or
new or other person satisfactorily known to the
It is to be provided n-the contract that the bureau shall
damage to the in case Congress shall not have
sufficient appropriations for the articles named or o
the completion Of the works estimated for and on wncn
this advertisement based aud shall also have the power
diminish the quantities named in the classes
not headed "msceaneous in the schedule twenty-five per
cent. $500 49,. >,
Persons whose shall be accepted will be notified by
letter through the post Office which notice shall ne consd
cred sufficient and they do not enter into 1or
the supplies specified within fifteen days from the date OF
notice from tile the acceptance of their Did,
will be made with other person OF persons
and the guarantos of such defaultng bidder Will De heo
responsible for all deinquencies.
lnf.r MT do Sfr
tisement WILL at the option of the bureau, be rejected
Those only whose offers may be accepted will be notified
and will be ready for execution soon thereafter
| may be practicable.
| Sent % 1874 1151-w4w.
! 4 T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR
| n ona Mutual Insurance Company held on the 9tn
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Inc law OF Sucn
such directions and any such citizen dying ILL.,
by any lawful tesamenary dill ston have az pc nted
other than such officer to take charge Of
and manage such perty 1t shall be the duty of such
pointed, to give his official aid in whatever way may be
necessary to facilitate the proceedings of such person
in the lawful execution of such trust and
the laws of the country permit protect the property
the deceased from any interference the local authorities
of the country where such citizen shall de- and this
end shall be the duty of such consular officer to place
his Official seal upon all OF any OF the personal property
effects Of the deceased and break such seal
erwise -
Sec 3d. And be further enacted That all fees COLLECTED
for and behalf Of the United States pursuance this
act shall be collected in the coin of the United States or
It's representative value in exchange
SEC 81 And be it further enacted That in the
on ana ior the purPoges OF all other acts and parts of
acs wncD Shall remain force after this act shall take eff
feet defining of the powers declaring the rights
sc1bpg OF the DUTIES imposing any penalty punish
ment Tor ony act VI omission commission CONSUL
commercial agent, viceconsu vce-commcrcnl agent
allowing enoning the performance of auy act matter
or thing with or before any such officer all and
may be consistent with the subecmatter and content If
the same and with this act and treaties os the limited
States be deemed and taken to include and apply to all
named therein; ond the said official designations in con-
temptation of all such acts and parts OF of this
shall be deemed and taken to have the respective
ings hereinafter assigned to them-that to say
general consul and commercial agent shall be deem
ed and taken denote FULL principal and
snar officers distinguished from subordinates and
substitutes; deputy consul" and consular agent" shall
be deemed and taken denote consular officers subor
dinste soh principals exercising the powers and perform
eca agencies respectively the former at the ports
or places and the latter ports places different from
those such principles located respectively and
deemed ard taken denote consular officers" who shall
~ snhStitated temporarily fill places of uls
general" consus" or commercial agects," when the
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ss..s LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAINING IN. THE POST NEFICK, AT RAIL-
=, ElGH for the month ending 1st October, 1856:
Alien " + sf~Jssa e Johnson James M -
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STATE or PExSsYLvANA,
County Of Philadelphia,
Thomas b. Florence President, and Edward r. He,nbod
Secretary Of the Farmers and Mechanics Insurance Company
being seyeray duly depoe and and eae for himself
the foregoing true full and OF
the Of the said eoorstion and that thoJ the sSOve
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President
EDWARD R. HELMB0LD Secretary.
Subscribed snd affirmed before mo this fifteenth day Of No
yerber las6. CHARLES D. FREEMAN
Alderman and Justice Of the Pescs.
CERTIFICATE AUTHORITY.
STATE OF NLw-Io kK, CoNPTxoLLER's OYyfcEl
ALBANY, Nov. Is, 1855 !
Whereas The Farmers and Mechanics Insurance Co 10
Gated Philadelphia In the State Of Pennsyvaa has
piled with acquisitions Of the eatsd IAN Act
Provide the kooTyorson Of Fire Insurance Communist
pssed June IS 1859 by appointing Ambrose W. Thompson
kew-YoTk, in the County " Newiotk It's Attorney,
whom process Of law be served and also complying with
the requirements Of sid Act; now, therefore James NJ
Cook comprler Of the State Of NevYok in pursuance Of
the provisions of the Act aforesaid do hereby certify
w Thompson Of NewYer in the County OF New York
authorised OF the aforesaid Company the
business Of IN this State, LEGALLY
empowered by mis- letter OF appointment and the
which may be given 10 him BY the said Company
In witness whersofI have hereto subscribed and
caused the seal OF oce IL . be afIed the day and
year above written JAS D. COOK, comptroder.
II. B. HAswELL, ms Clerk.
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Professional Notices.
EFF1cACIoUs CURE for coRNs, BUM "

EFFICACIOUS CURE for C0RNS, BUNiOSB.
r. ckIIOsTTIES NAILS growing into ,he hesa and eveS
orer OF the feet hy sud peculiar method "noat cat
tips on without esusine the slightest Pei1 . -, ,v
Mons LEVI Of No 80 Bis Rue De kvosi, fer., s.o No
Condui,-.t Ragent-st, London, surgeon Cnifops 70 -
ymrror OF France and the Royal Family OF bnssna ns,nf
i.en scisy invited New York 20 attend some
Saes intends remaining here short time only and insJ
consulted daily, Sundays excepted AZ ms Suee' ' w.
ocoei Al No o. lftlpst between 5th and e'h-avs
COPIES or TESTIMONIALS.
yro his Imperial Majesty Napoleon Ill. Enipeo, OF france
Je crre cue NJ LEyI enleye leg eors sye sIs
h,Isji,S LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAfAhIb.
IRON, IA. Gr.ce the preecn Duke Of Cleveland
Ic.r.;fy fhe, Mr. LEVI has entirely cured my eorns.
CLEVELAND No 81 81. Jsnessaunre LONDON
vo, tbe Most Rev the Lori Archbshop Of ArnAr
certify that NT LEVI extracted tho COINS whsn "e'o
my feet' "'n0' 'e John o. ARMAGH,
An. 1873 No 50 ChAres-st, 81 James square, Losaos
ne E,or, the Moss Noble, tbs Marquis OF Lsnsdowns
M. " Ii o LANSDOWNE.
s'NS No s. Berkeley square, LONDON
s. u =, 80. p.r-,so, s.o NJ D. Physician in Ordinary 10
her Majesty Of Crest Britain
AZ, rryIb.. .t skllfully extracted two oofns from y
feet without giving me 'ne RoBRRT FERGUSON. MD.
No 0 Queer.st., May Fair. London, March s. 1873
49, From II. J. Feltns, esq. .
rn.oleited by Mr. Lew beg leave 70 testify 20 ns
M l in having perfectly removed aatse eunen ~ 1Ss "S
ing witn9u. ssu 10 "a tssl No Boston-row.
ss,son 20 Tie above authenticated testimonials many
more in his possession among which arc eyera from
isS,e. Of the hishest rsnk) DO seen oy iao,'s
csll AZ bin ofce No 81 llths between ON anu "" s'
York .... 18th any nAr,ou
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Goal.

A NTHRACITE COAL-Best quality Red and
IA WheAsh, " sh kinds aid sizes constantly hand and
for sale ~
SAMUEL THOMPSON'S NEPHEW. No rs Pearl ST.
Isrds-So IS Cold St, between Fulton and John.
Corner Of 7fh-sy and sis'-st
Corner Of Rivng.on and Sufoh-so
RNGLISH CAMEL and ORREL GOALS
~ or the best quality delivered IN any part Of this city
Brooklyn, by
SAMUEL THoMPsoYS NEPHEW. No. rs Pesd st.
fsrss-Eo. % Go,d-st., between Fulton aud John
Corner Of Rivngtou and Suislk
Corner of Tth-ay and 2lst-st.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
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,61E00N -FoR SALE, FOUR HOUSES 4.

a. 4O,UNOs and LOTS three on Greenwseh- -, ~
v S. feet one % BY 81 fee the whole otO
ssnd 81 b. 7s situated the norhweoorner OF oee
wa and Rsxrson-s growing business IoaIi -. t
ifOu1
fhs Hudson River and HevYoTk and Ere 20 ds
said properly n two noTtgsses 81 eD vac ~.
MORTGAGE 10 Trinity Church Of &foo ste Per een
in about year the second nortssse Of on
ABOVE he may lie bond and mortgage for i've years
nj per cent Said property viii be rod BY order Of the
the Merchant Exchange asPosed Of before at private
isrs cal or Dr. II. x. ROOT, No. 5l2 Broadway.
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w 5. MELLoR. Auctioneer-By HoUGHroS MgLLoR.
TO-MORROW. THURSDAY, at lO1 O'clock
T'HE TRUSTEES of the BUTCHERS REAL


i ESTATE HIDE ASSOCIATION Of the CITY Of NEW
YORK in of resolution ofa majority Of the stock
holders thereof dssovng the aid Association and directing
them the said Trustees 20 sell at public auction tire property
Of the said Association will sell public auction at the Mer
chants Exchange in the City Of Sew-York THURSDAY
the ih day Of February next at o'clock at noon all aud
singular those certain lots pieces parcels OF land with
the building thereon erected, situated lying and being in the
City Of Newly ne weetery side Of the LIST between
Ssh and 6hsts, and known Of the farm Of the late
hsnse Mnthoe, deceased as lots numbers M and ss and
taken together bounded eastery IN front by lsav west
ery the lot number s said map southery by
5hst and norhery By lot number 20 said map. each OF
said lors being - 81 In breadth IL front and and in length
each aide lcO feet.
Subject lease Of the said premises the Butchers Hide
and Melting Association which expires the lat day Of May
1865 at the yearly rent OF go, payable quarterly the
usual quarter days
The leases Ak and the
property keep the buildings insured for 90 and assign
tie policy during the above term
Ten cent Of the purchase will be required 20 DO
paid the day Of sale and the balance the 6h day Of March
neat, the Office Of CLASOS ENGLISH, Counseiorsat-
Law No So all NewYork where the deed wiH be ready
for delivery s. p PATTERSON, President.
EDWARD PHILLIPS, Secretary
GEO. w. CAMPBELL, Treasurer
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paper h)arebouses.


DIAPER WAREHOUSES. T. DERRICK
SON Co. No 80 Beekmsn-st otter for sale lowest
terms:
Writing Papers English French and American
News Paper sli siEes weights and qualities
Book Paper, all sizes, weights and qualities.
Tissue Paper fancy colors and white Of the be' qusI
Hanging Paper, white and eolored, different witthA
Hasfers Papet thin and Of the best quality.
Cloth Paper, 5sxso and <oxts.
EnxliA Hardware Paper large assortment JUS, arrived
sheAthne Paper Of the best quality.
Wrapping Paper Straw Ras and MAMMA
lea Paper Of different sirea
Tar Roofns Paper suitable Cor roofs in rolls
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via MI

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW-
Il PORT and FALL RfvER-The splendid and ssperSS
ssesner BAY STATE, Capt T. @. Jswst leaves New.isS
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ct ~ go
forh every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY e
srock p n, from Pier No. N. r., he Battery ~
tcachirs st NewpoIs eech way. "a
Hereafter will be regarded secured to any sp
SAINT sEtil the shall have been paid Cor. -
Freight Boston forF arded through with greet s2se
b. an Exygess Freight Train
WA. BORDEN AGENT, Nos. 70 and u WsseSL
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FW FTetht OF Tessaxe Apply 70 - = .
EDW'D X. COLLINS, No S. Wsll-st, N. T.
BROWN SHIPLEY x Co., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD L. Co,
No. n Austen Friars Londoa.
B. O. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris
The Of these ships viii be accountable for e
silver buHon specie jewelry precious metals
Less bills Of adns signed therefor, and the yGs hers
therein expressed.
shippers will please notice that the shps Of this hss
cannot carry any goods contraband Of war.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-fsundayse x.
y eePtetl-Lesve Brooklyn for Greenport. 10 q fa
nsPssnf 10 a M. and Saturday S:S for Fsrningdse
asd syosset m and s:t5 Tor Heppsteadr 10
y IL, and S;f5 aud IN for Jamaies 10 m. ~ 3sS,
and $50 m Leave Greenport for Brooklyn, 10 g m
p u, on Mondays, s:ss IN; Fsmnsdale fSo m and
p "a syOsss. r;S5 aud p: N; Hsnpse.A, $50 z y
and 80 o "a
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Jnhia- Rubber 0ocos.

INDIA-RUBBER GLOVES, for CHAPPED
= HANDS, SALT RHEUM. ke-They excellent pro
tee,ion and Of coal area Lined Gloves a,i
Mtens Sr cola And vet weaaex; F.xmer and Oyserusrs
Mens heavy 0iores fos TAnnerz and Wortsrs Ae For
sale By al Ru6hef Dealers and ct
GOODYEAR's GLOVE Co. No - John g. ID stairs
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW,JERsE.yI

~ IN connection with the LEHIGH VALLEY RAILkOS
opeuel Mauch Chunk-Wrter &c merts con,nsneS
Now 49, lss5 Leave New.Yofk fos Msuch Chunk and -
mediate places from Pier No North River ct Tso
Esstoa at 81 q and 3a5 p for Somsrvis Ct ~
lo:45 m. SAILS ala $50 Ths above trains coenc
Elizabeth with trains the NswJesssy Railroad leaving
York from foot " Courtiandfst ct 1880 and II n,
pm. E0HN o. STEMS, Ssrsratsods~
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Bcnnts fano Warrants.

I AND-wARRANT OFFICE, Ne. 63 Wall-st..
- New, Yors-The highest MARKET price paid for LAND
WAhhAIe ana all srsnts sold By guaranteed and
Land Warrants procured for Soldiers aud others entitled 70
Bounty Lands, upon application
T. J. COLEMAN, No s. wan.H
AND WARRANTS bought at the highest cash
Prices and elaine for Bounty Land Pensions prompt
~ attended to by GEO. wOODMAN. No. % wilisn-st.
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Alarbinerp, Sc.

Alatbinerp, &r.
ITO PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS-FO
u SALE-TW0 ADAMS PRESSES in good order, nearly
Of plstens d BY AZ inches and the other q by IS
INCHES. A SISGLE-ClLlNDER HOE PRESS, nearly new,
and Registering apparatus compete of bed,
So By 81 inches. Also, HOE sELF-INkING APPARATUS
complete in good running order siEe Of roller,
IS inches Address. The PUBLISHER Of THE PHILADEL-
PHlA INQUIRER, No 81 Sou;h 3d-st, Philadelphia
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Ocean Gteamers, Nt.


TOR CALIFORNIA.-GREA REDN STEAM.
Il ofFAREs.-NEw.YoRKA AND cALiFoRSldsssls. f %
SHIP LINZ under the direction Of G. ''2opsetore
the Accessory Transit Company Of Ncsrer H. Days OF
lbs OF bsssas, ee all 10 cents through N ady e
changed 20 orb and 2ih Of each monty Other route
he Yais-yO0 miles shorter thu: Frst Cabin, ona
rates Of Fare San Frsncis The seadid rs
sesmhip STAR OF THE Worth River at odycs p IN iH
Miner, win leave Pier No ~ FEB a S;e.pssra To
Steamship Cortez 1000 uns bar Transportation StN
al cute having bur u miles " lab sssufe the nosas
~ The popreor. can n. csesed fbic that the
,oities troubles in Ncsrsgus havsv % not the slightest
teruo,ou In transit between cesns need % sppre
hended. For Information or passage slSa,y1 cposs
AZ the oniy Office Of the Line, No. Bov'a"s s''-'r
c,.r,ned IL, taken at 81 cents each
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A. X. NIcoLAY Auctioneer
VALUABLE CORNER LOTS at YORKVILLE
v at AUCTION.-ALBERT II. NIGOLAY will sell
WEDNESDAY Feb l3 at Il O'Clock, st the Merchant Ex
change two desirable Lott north Of ay and 18Th
81 No lets offer greater Inducements the sv railroad
ruts by this property Terms and e ndsputshe. For
full particulars apply to ALBERT H. HiCOLAY Auctioneer,
No. Brosdst
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TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-UNITED

LOR SAVANNAH and fLUhIDh.-uNftL
II STATES MAIL LINE.-Ths and splendid seamshiy
KNOXVILLE C, ID. Ludlow, commander, will leave New
YORK for Savannah on WEDNESDAY, Feb from pier No T.
North River at o'clock p. precisely. :.
Bills Of lsding signed by the clerk on board.
For freight sppiy ON board, or for psseege % n,
SAyPL L. MITCHELL No Is Breedway
Cabin passage 10 Savannah S3 for forda through cGc"
10 Jacksonville, ISL Pilatks, SIS
large and commodious steamers leave Savannah for Florida
three times week connecting with the steamers from New
York on Tuesdays and Saturdays
The steamer ALABAMA, George r. schenek, commander
will succeed the above and leave on SATURDAY, Feb.