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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-07

PHILADELP HIA, May 6-Arr seame, Palmetto Wlllet.s
Belle Eeesaa SO Gsy from Lverpe0l mdze % Dawson
4 Han eocs Louise Marie, Wereie. bremen; brig Selah.
bsfk TSos Daett Dbl Laausyra; scbrs L Tay, Lake
daye from New Bedford in ballast Noble Hsmmet Cald
wv e. Gs%S s VI" rs
gina do Der edie. Robertson Maven. Cid steamer Ken
scfsr iesn, sstecos Franeis, InsHin, Charleston
berrlet Ann tBr Mason Halifax ken Darnaby, Antigua;
sn sss % va EsSe S
EIoyrserd, Cummings, Norwich Z Iay, Lake, Salem;
Penta, La.hsm. sBediod Trump baker, Bo.ton; 9re
higgins, Boston.
HIlsoellanesus ana Disasters.
Tie s1sSsi, Alsbsn. Capt eshenck arrived yes.erdAy
from savau5as wssye nas4e to zoe purses for papers
Tie seamsbip ressoa was let out Of TIE balance COOK yes
rday IL AM wse,e the had been tor the purpose OF en-
anrg ard cleaning he COPPER She was taken 70 ne
at tie foot o. Canal street, ahets shA vii SALON ao V '
With the mails for Liverpool,
The lew three ased schr CoricIs. sGnsu sSen be,
Webb OF Green foirt the Sd tnst has n,ron 10,
psce In the Savannah lne Ct Messs D sao for that por
ssm .ss was =, 5s aEa = pow receiving
BArK CaERoK.r-cspt Ses, OF bark chsroA 'socecf Az
ten ID iss from New oresns, repors:-Abort end o, tn
ssE ' ss e. s ns bS 81 "a =
srneop toe when sbe get CT uncer csEvsss. wi.hou.
apparently sustained any n attral Damage. avs
expererced very tesvy weather had aide OF her ca
stove By hesyy sss which boarded her while lying
lost one nan overheard.
IN bsss' e1eeunered on the night Of yh ut gale
and chain ard lesk 20 badly ina, Il teesme nsesary 10
run her aebore Of the mouth Of the Poiomso where now
lies full Of wafer. No Insurance..
sSHn MARY FARsswonru from Black River, ia, for New
with sohr Geo lost bowspr An jb asy. had Bal
"~.s- sac. ~ sasA4:a :&:g tutga, w p'o Whining
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New York Sun day School Union.

The branches posing this institution INST
at O'Clock, P. NJ yesterday in the houses Of worship
mcst central to each Tie division in the upper pat OF
the city assembled IN tie Presbyterian church. in Forty.
secrd street where about eight schools comprising
neery twelve burdred pupils, were addressed By Rev
Nr. Van Meter, from The Five Points Mission and Rev.
Mr.. BisseI. A. the Presbyterian church, in Madison
squae, above eighteen hundred pupils, from twelve
schosa addressed By Rev Drs. Adams and Parker
at tie Tventy.hlst Dutch Reformed church Rev Dr.
Winston recently missionary to India was listened to
by abeu. fourteen hundred children from min.
dide:ept schools. DR.. Burchard's church, in West
Thirteenth street, Oiled to its capacity By Juvenile
audience, Numbering nearly 400 Who were much int.
restsdi in the addresses BY Rev Msssr Giett faQ0Art
ard the pastor OF the church Above 1900 children thu
representatives Of thirteen scaoos assembled Ia the
Ouch Reformed Church In Washington place to listen
70 iemsiEs from the pastor, Rev. Dr. Hutton, Rev.
Me srs. J @. Adams and White The Rsptst Tanerns.
ce in Second avenue, near Tenth street wss llsd to IFS
utmost capacity ard between 500 aud 900 children were
Obliged 10 repair to the church the corner of -Four
tenth street. where they had ths pleasure OF listening
to Rev. Nessrs. Stevenson Fuller and Baxts, rs
fEeaheys q. the forer house wers Rev Messrs poxon
ard Jones, and Capt. Hart, Of the Seventeenth vsrd
police AT he cnrsl Presbyterian church, IN Brooms
street. Rev Prof Madison, Dr. Franklin ruthn OF tbs
Times, ard Mr.. PaJsop, Of the Ulon Theo,oricai Sa
inary spoke to an au6Abcs Of than one houssnd
Tssernses Va sdSr.,s.d sy sv ns meeting st tn.
Staten Island, and Rev Nj. Davis The numSs- Of
.hleren was not less than one thousand two hundred
cred. also assembled at me Bsp.ist church. IL 0iysr
street where they Listened to Rev Dr. Hagoon pastor Of
the church. and Rev. Mr. Cuyer OF the Dutch ReformsS
church Market street nrmerc rs audience yatbersd
~ the Seventh Pfesbyte church In Brooms srset
corr er OF Ridgs, which was addressed by Rev. T. r.
Smith and Ho Judge Pesrcy At all the churches thu
sjtfity Of the audiences vas composed OF Children
whose performance Of original hymns afforded peaspg
feature Of the exercises.
The exercises in the evening wers observed In In,
Broadway Tabernacle, which densely filed With an
scult suaenee. The choir was occupied BY wslace,s
Brass Band and In front Of the organ the banner o. thu
association displayed bssrine the device o, so,sr
with the notices IS In The morning thy ssed and
The seed Ia the Word ofGod" The exercises we're COM
mepceo with music from tba band at which prayer
was ofered by he7. Dr. Burchsvd Toe President Rev
lsac FerTi, D. a. tben delivered the opening address,
We bad met TO ssebrsts the fortieth anpveary OF TIE
New York Sunday Sshooi Union This yea past had been
ruiu ia for ooug-st1lsoc, bat ys in the ist
otreioicpg ths Union was called upon to mourn Dssh
70 --.a 49,. - .s'.1 -. ~ssAssss I. 49, ssS-s1
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MARITIME lEfELLIGgkCE.
Port Of New York, May 6, 1856.

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoEK-rHIa DAY.
ur Rises ......... So NOON SETS eve 10 50
..........7 OIL Maa wArEa ..evs 10 66
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TIE iversary Of this association held last
nrg in the Reform ed Dutch church, Of Fourth
street ard lafayette place The audience WAS sslec.
though not very numerous; Arson G. Phelps Esq., pre-.
SIDED After tie proceedings had been opened with ap
prop,a,e religious exercises Dr. D. Meredith Reese read
the twenty fourth annual report of the Society.
The report aher alludirg CT
atra TO sncy acknowledged evils growing OF limited
ara deceive sccommoo sions for Lewiy arrived emiano
states at the annual neeifng Of the Cooni
zson Society plans adopted this purpose cacu
1Le bark Iamsrtre ftsd out In December conveyed IS
heerM OF wiose speedy and fafe arrival advice
The bark Cora has beer from Baltimore and Nor.
ing US tnsrant& '''1
The ota REGENTS Of appears from the ireasurss
meet the sxpepseof the Lsnsriine ~ " o"~
cvs cersior and collections the cause In the State
p edna6n us d H. he su% o Ss sm nSs ne e5 re-
III ata 70 ne State amounts 70 SiI Isl 06
Yok Of SO Geo. not received from executors wihin
The fiscal uIder review Board are gratfed to an
Of he American socisJ large poron
ard ether similar esscies viii go to swell The aggregate
lhe oety bas bad The service OF one travelling sgen,
more sssns for De cause tor he future
The ga alive aid afforded the OF colonization BIZ
nre ~, sss q me Union en1onrssed 70 'snewed eor' BE-
Ter sueosfs at future time.
slave trace stated TO have been renewed In
sure on the c6hst OF Africa, but not IN Liberia.
me importance OF government armed steamers 70 crue Ia
fe succsssq an pescesbe election of President Benson
10 place Of J. Roberts who declined being candidate g
com deree IS hopeful sgn Of the republican nt
fhe he fsves :, simon river and the newly form
"a sei3emsns Cape Mount mentioned marking the
a.9, .1o. sru9Ie md q loY'frs wp AID y meeting bs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-13

| a No. ! Companies.
i EQUITABLE OF LONDON, Capital $500 600.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS Philadelphia
Capital $500 900.
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE, Fond. du Lac,
Wis, Capital $500 200
BRIDGEPORT FIRE AND MARINE Bridge
port. Ct, Capital $500 zoe.
WASHINGTON UNION, Cleveland, o.. Capital
S500,0
HOME, No. Wall street, New York Capt. al
$500 600.
Policies issued in the above safe Companies, on
mutual principle, the insured sharing in the profits
of the Co, on cash plan, At reasonable rates.
VIM. 4. TURNER, Agent.
Office on I'd street. myl2-dlm
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CospINENTARY.-Som friends Of Mr.. II.
W. Sample had a neat, gold-headed cane
prepated for the purpose Of presenting to
him in consideration of his advocacy Of the
interests Of the city Of keokuk Last Sat
urdas evening was appointed for the formal
presentation, and Mr.. Sample invited quite a
number Of acquaintance to meet him on thai
evening, and participate IN an entertainment
which he had prepared. Altogether there was
goodly array, aud very jovial company.
The cane was presented by Mr.. J. NJ. Hiatt,
accompanied with very appropriate remarks,
and Thankfully received by Mr. Sample, as IL
testimonial Of the Kindness Of his friends
Brief remarks, Wit, and sentiment cnliyened
the evening, and all present seemed inclined
to have "a good time generally. ana We
thought were rather successful in attaining
their object. Ihere WIS some feeling con-
nected with the circumstances which prompt
ei the preparation Of the cane, but that deli
eacy which prevented OIL allusion 10 those
circumstances, and was careful IN avoiding
tile slightest offence to any individual, pres
ent or absent, was very creditahlo to Mr..
Sample.
For his courtesy in extending an Invitation
10 Us. Us well a. for the nrbanitv of his treat
ment while present, We are obliged to him,
bat i Is not improper here to say, that to
those who took uugencrous aud ungentlvmxn-
" advantage Of such an occasion to refer in a
censorous manner, by the broadcst implica-
ton, to the course of this paper upon 50 me
public topics, we owe no thanks, and that,
though we did not choose to abuse (like them
the hospitality Of friend, Oh festive oc-
caslou. BY making such reply as our feelings
prompted Us TO. yet they are not at liberty tc
infer that the offensive illusions were unob.
served q uuapqreciated. or that they will BE-
very likely affect the conduct of this pa
per
LA>p rex Iowa RAuaso, bin has pass
ed Congress granting 100000 acres 10
Iowa Railroads. How they arc conferred.
ana y whit particular roads, Or whether
the5 ar 8 he arpor,ione1 - the state
Legls4atIre. wed a not know and annot learn
G1- jude lsbsl, Of the Supreme Bench
has resigned his position, On account Of fee
Bile health.
- According to statistics recently pub
lished, the annual manufacturers of Boston
and its vicinity, and the other principal towns
Of Massachusetts,, reach the enormous amount
Of three hundred million dollars, Or one
million for every working day III the year
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Leather and SaddIery Hardware !.

|INHE gned, successor to A. r. Thomas
L Co., will keep constantly on hand full as
sediment of Shoemakcrs and Saddlers' Leather,
Findings, and Ssddlers Hardware OF all KINDS,
which be viii offer on as favorable terms can BE-
had in St Louis. Dealers are requested 70 exam
inc my stock before buying elsewhere.
JAMES CLARK,
llo Main Street, bet. 4th and 5th keokuk, Iowa.
nyi3-d3twim
Oskaloosa Herald, Ottumwa Courier, FL. Des
Mones Citizen, Fairfield Ledger, and keosauqua
Republican copy above notice and advertisement
one month, and send bill to this office.
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To the people OF the United States

The People Of the United States, without rcgare
= past political differences or divisions, who art
opposed 10 the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
To th policy of the present Administration, to the
extension If Slavery into the Territories, IN favor
81 the admission Of Kansas Is Free State, and OF
restoring the action Of the Federal Government ta
tn principles &c Washington and Jefferson, nrc IN
yited by the National Committee appointed y the
Pittsburgh Convention IF the 22d VI February.
1886, TO send from each State three Delegates from
every Congress onal District. and SIX Delegates Mt
large, 10 meet IN PHILADELPHIA, On the 18th
day Of June next, fer the Iurfoseot recommending
candidates f9r the Offices of President and Wee
President # the nitei States,
+. y. MORGAN, New York,
FRANCIS 7. BLAIR Maryland
j. NJ. NILES, Connecticut,
DAVID WILM0T PenAsy lvania
A. p. STONE, Ohio.
VIM. NJ. CHASE Rhode Island,
j. GOODRICH, Massachusetts,,
GEO. RYE, Virginia,
A. K. HALLOWELL, Maine.
r. ), LELAND Illinois.
CHAS. plCAEY, Michigan,
Il. q. FoGG, New Hampshire,
A. J. STEVENS Iowa,
CORNELIUS COLE, California,
l.. BKAINAltD Vermont
Is. GR0SE, Indiana.
NAMAN ~IO0NkR " sconsin
q VI. X. PAGI1S0N. New Jersey
T. b. WILLIAMS, Delaware
J. @ PEE. Kentucky.
JAMES kEDPATii, Missouri,
LEWIS CLlFHANE, Dist Of Columbia.
National Committee
WASHINGTON March 24 1885
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Notice of Dissolution.

n consequence If the death Of A. L. Thomas
the partnership heretofore existing between the
said A. 7. Thomas and James Clark, under the
style and firm of 4. z. Thomas & Co.. was dissolv-
Ell on the 18th April lest.
All parties holding liaims against the said firm
will present them without delay. And all parties
indebted to the late firm are requested TO for
ward and settle promptly.
JAMES CLARK,
Surviving partner ef A. Z. Thomas Co.
Inyl3 -d3twlm
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keOkuk and Dcs MOtnes valley
Plank KOad ComnauY.

kNLkCIloN NuIACE-A meeting Of the stock
IL holders Of the company win be held at the Of
nee OF the President, IN keokuk, Tuesday the Sd
day Of june, at o'clock NJ to receive the reports
FIR the past fiscal year and elect seven dyec OF.
to serve during the ensuing year.
THoS W. CLAGETT, President
May l3-d3w
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GS- In rehearsal the new comedy of Magne-
tism Rules; or. keokuk ax liz WiIl
be 100 years hence.
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COMEDY MOTT.
TucsdnY EYening. MAY Va.

Tuesday Evening, May Va,
The performance will commence with the lapgha-
be farce Of
The Tailor OF amwsrth.
After which the beautiful comedy Of
Our Mary Ann.
10 conclude with
The Merry GobbIer;
Or, Poverty VS.. Riches
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Prices Of Admission-Dress Circle 80 cents; Gallery
70 CENTS Doors open at clock, curtain wall rise
vi u.
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ron SALE.

farm Of 20 acres, all under fence with two
doabie log cabins and barn 30xaO situated Is miles
from keokuk, in sight Of, and nile and halt
from the Mlssssippi. Ierms-one third cash the
balance IN one or two years. Price, x2l per acre.
Title iudi sputable SMITH d EANSICkLEN
LN0R SALE-A house and two lots in pontoosuc,
l. Illinois. Apply TO
SMITH 4 VANSICKLEN
LsVR sALE-lwo new brick dwelling house,
L Apply soon. Possession immediately
SMITH A VANSI(kLEN
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orr SALE,

40 acres Of timber land four miles from the city
Gao acrer Of land WITHIN three miles of the city
229 acres, 90 acres under cultivation, near Camar-
70. A liberal credit Will b. given.
26e acres also under cuitsntien. eleven miles
from the city. Term easy.
SATFru yANsTCLrY pNr
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Ess~ Ia rehersal, the great American play Of
NICK OF THE WOODS or the Jibbernainosay
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To the Stockholders Of the keokuk
IL. De- MOines and Minnesota
Railroad Co.
NOIlCE is hereby given that the sixth call Of ten
per cent. will be due and payable on the 18th
81 Juue next, at the Company's Office in keokuk
to william Leighton, Treasurer
HUGH 7. REID, Prest
VIM LEIGHTON, Sec'y. msyl3dGwtd
Daily Times and Post please copyl
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Oh SAIL,


: full lots on Sd street,
= lots 20xs0 on 81 street,
2 lots 20x70 on I'd street
lots on johnson, between Seventh and Il ghth
streets.
lot on johnson, 10xloo between 81 and 4,h
tot on johnson, 2ox40, between Second and 3D.
io' on ~ between Main and Johnson 2o1yo.
lots IN LIST, 20x75.
lot On Bank between 2d and 81.
: lots with brick house, Eighth ana Bank
streets.
A house and LOT On 18th street
houses and lots.
lotto Main street
2 lats 10th street.
lots on Franklin street.
10 acres o. land near he elty.
lots on 9Th street, with small house
. lots n End stfeet.
Apply 10 SMITH i VANsICKLEN.
~ TokE F0n HINT store, with cellar, 10
y Burrows Block, possession given Immediately.
l. can b. had for t~o years Apply e
SMITH 4 NASsICKLEN
To the pubic.
HAVING determined, hereafter, TO do an exclu-
l. l. svely cash business in retail department,
prepared - sell all kinds Of Hats. Caps. Bon
nets. dc, ut greatly reduced prices Our stock Ia
very complete, and Keep nothing but the
best grades of goods always have the latest styles
and will sell lower for cash han the grades
are sold on credit. s. come with your dimes
- ~ knds Of Millinery work done to order,
at the shortest notice.
Oct. % -dtf. b. f. HUMPHREY Il GAGE
HATsy HATS!
\NEhage now on hand fun supply II Hats Of
w the spring style, to which w invite the al
tention Of merchants and the public generally.
my9ddw u. i. HUMPHREY GAGE.
SoFT HATS black claret, tan, brown and drab,
~ Of every variety If style, just received, by
my9-ddw y L. HUMPHREY GAZE,
500 Doz. wool hats, just received, by
myg-ddw ID. r. HUMPHREY Il GAGE.
1900 boz paln leaf hats, just received at the
store Of d. Z. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
mysaa~
500 DoZ Leghorn and straw has, just received
by u. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
100 Cases silk AID straw bonnets, at The store q
my9ddw b. F. HUMPHREY GAGE.
MILLINERY GOODS of all kinds, large stock
vi constantly on hand, at the Of
my9daw D. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
GHIRIs-Just received, good assortmen. of
y hirts Also, erayats, gloves and collars, Of
every variety, al the store Of
mysd1w d L. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
DARASOLS and Umbrellas an endless variety, at
L the store Of d. / HUMPHREY GAGE
my9dkw
KEOkvk MARINE INSURANCE Co.
Capital, 100000.
FHHIS Company is prepared to do Marine Insur-
business Cargo risks taken at customary
rates, and til usual Cash facilities extended to reg
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted
DIRECTORS
A. Brdgman, VIM. f. Turner,
Il. II Harrison, Geo u. Smyth.
John Templin, A. L. Deming,
John McCune, G. r. Conn,
G. Garber, Jas. +. Cox.1
w. Z. Kentgen.
A. BRIDGMAN. President.
g. b. SMfTH, Vice President.
A. l.. DEFINING, Treasurer.
WA. +. TURNER, Secretary.
Office in Samples building Second Street.
k,..,
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ID u oNi T n n %. FANHIth 7
n. II. vANSICKLEN.
REAL ESTATE AUCTi0NEER

Real Estate BROKERS and Agents for
the snte of Real Estate.
Post Huidings, I'D street bet. Main and johnson
FOH SALE,
II Hwo lots in kiIboufne's addition.
Also, lots III and IL, ID. ". Kilbourne' addition
on which Is brick house, rooms and a kitchen
cellar under the whole frst-rate we'll, lots both
under fence Terms cash.
Also, lot in Block 1875
A two story brick house on 18th street
SMITH a NANsICKLRN
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fOl ID.

LARGE BRAS. KEY which can be had al this
\ othee, on paying for this advertisement.
myl3d3t
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INNlIRANCE I

TWENTY-FIVE boxes No. lemons for sale az
J. decl4 HUSTON. HAWKINS j. HUST0N'S.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-13

GkEENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
At the end Of Three Years. such has been the care and
free from debit have made assessments and have now
such large Capital in cash and notes. we have no hes
ltaon to the public that there safer Com
Pany In the Southern Country The of the Risks in
this Company being the Western part Of the State
the danger from fire is much less Ss,s,'S.S
At the last annual Meeting the following officers vsr
elected. ,0-s,F ~
= JAMES SLOAN, President
s. G. COFFIN, Vice President
c, y: MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y Treasurer
,,,,,, W. H. CUMMING, Gen. Agent.
DIRECTORS.-Jam Sloan, Dr. J. A. Nebane e. p
Mendenhall, VIM s. Ran Rev. c. F. Deems, James M
Gafret rsd Jed e + Lindsay Mcconnell, W. Ogburn, J.
=. Cole u r. Welr, Greens0 ugh; E F. Lilly, Wades-
borough, DR.. s. G. Coffin, Jam 'own Joshua Tayloe,
wa washington; VIM A. Wright, VIII rgton; John l. sha-
Troy Gunberton Dr. f. f. ssaie,
Lenox Castle 'N'
All communications should be directed to the Secretary
free of Postage. PETER ADAMS Sec'v
August 6, 1854. 75.tf
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July II, 1856
MANTEO MILLS.

sNVHIS VALUABLE PROPERTY, SITUATED ON
Neuse River, in the county Of Wake will be offered
for sale Positively at the Court House in Raleigh on
Thursday the 18th October next. n. = : -
The property contains all necessary buildings and ar
command Of water. ! = ss-ss 3 $3.50 -
more particular description il deemed ss
persons desiring to purchase will Of coue Wish 70 ee The
premises. ~ S.sssss > : s'Zsssse
Teims which will be liberal made known onay Of s.le
Undonbted title will be made to the purchaserx
4ses e -ssSss -s 4 GEO. w. MORDECAI.
,...Ss - i g ssss-s For self and Others.
Raleigh. July "a, 1855: 7l-svtd. :
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e N GIN e e Rim .

THE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
plans, specifications and estimates and contract for
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS, AND -. &
machinery OF Every Description.
Being practical Machinist and having had seven wears
experience in North Caroline fully Of the wants
me people, and can safely that my facilities for
w pay particular attention to putting up any machinery
any part of the States of North and South Carolina
patent Brick Machine, &c. &c.
"a All letters to receive attention must be postpaid
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer,
-- Raleigh, N. G.
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RALEIGH Il GASTON RAILROAD.
Raleigh & Castor r.. r.. Office.

RALEIGH, February 8, 1856.
a THE NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD IS NOW
IA completed to Charlotte notice is hereby given that
goods or produce brought down that Road nenoed for
received by this Company at the North Carolina Railroad
Depot in Raleigh (owned jointly by the Companes)
and will be transported thence without delay extra
charge and goods designed for the merchants
others along that Road will likewise be delivered at the
same point.
All dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg or Ports
mouth, except way freight which must be paid in ad-
vance or on delivery of the goods.
Every effort will be made by the officers and agents of
the Company to give satisfaction in the transportation of
goods and produce
Owners and shippers requested to have them
distinctly Marked that their destination may be known
R. a. HAMILTON, President.
2S-tf
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$1,000 Re. ard.

$1,000 Re, ard.
AN THE 9TH OF JUNE ,1s g. WAS STOLEN OUT
~ of the foot of my Rockaway carpet bag containing
clothing Jewely and valuable papers to the amount Of
25 CT 80 thousand dollars will give the above reward
for the contents of Carpet Bag $500 for the delivery
of the papers therein contained W. II. NEWLY.
Washington, June 20, 1856. 62-sw3m
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NORTH.CAROLINA BONDS.

OFFICE THE ATLANTIC & N. c. R. R. Co.,
NEwBERN, April 10, 1856.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS, $500
II $1,000 can be obtained from Pulaski Cowper Esq
who is the authorized agent Of this Company for the sale
of said Bonds in the City of Raleigh
JOHN D. WHITFORD,
Prest. At. and N. C. R. r. Co.
April 49, 1856. 46-tf