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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-04-16

New Spring and semmor Co ts5a.
FTNHE Subscriber aas jas. rct&.a-3 .I. %eH
YORK, ana j. How Ieroivina .le la5seas I'D
most complete assortment uf Fam sd ~t.io
Dry Goods he ever had inc pleasure u ofefiue 10
his numerous friends aud cuItuHeTs. Introducing
all the recent styles. Calicoes. 0Snshaias. lawns,
Musiius, ChslIcs, Barage De- lanes, Figured and
Plain Berages, aud Tissues
Silk and Straw Bonnsa, STA MG8Siiizs, and
Parasols.
No use to talk, for I have got thea COsae and
look.
GENTLEMEN'S NEhR.-T have d hBs ass"rt-
meut OF Cotton, Liaen, and Woo.sl Goods Uf III
kinds. Give me > eaA IL ysa W ~ seU. ctcal,
and good foods, Rats. Beats. and Shoes. a SO,
some good READY MADE CLOTHING.
Talk about tbis MN and snas man selling 9
at cost Wby customer. stop am rhiak and -
der well before yoa sep. ! stB NOT sylilaE Yen "ad
goods uur time-w0ra oF ShelfTnyb4t rs-naaf- -
but l am offeriDg yos NoE Ga0ds, Ugh IL Eew
York eithia tLs kSt fifteen dajs. o.. 1 vii sell
you GOOD Goods, just as cheap as any man ia this
City, County oz state that has paid for his goots,
or intends Doing go. Cal AID see me, anu il L
do not prove what l say. then q it me.
Call Sd dooE above =. Smiths corner, or ore
door above Evans an& Cooks, and opposite G. W.
d. Hutchings Saddle and Harness MaEufaciory,
Fayetteville Street
ALEXANDER cREECH.
Raleigh, March, g, 1885, l3-6W
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FNHE LADIES are now informed that our bear
l. tiful Nantes, lin ColOrs L Mourning) are no1
open for inspection.
Also-Paris Kid Gloves, Real Twisted Six
Mitts. Parasols d every varity of Fan.
W. H.. r r =. TUCKER.
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C URR
RALEIGH MARKET.

Reported by JORDAN WUMBLE Grocer.
Flour, per Dbl. I so to IS lard, IL to IL; butter,
25 to 80 meal p bush. IS @ 80; corn D bush.
90 "a 20; fodder p hundsedS q so beeswax,
Is to 20 dry hides, 10; white peas 70 to SO;
stock peas, G5 to IS; pork. S to 81; tallow, 10.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Reported by GEO. Fl. KELLY & BRO.
Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 Is, hard l IS
spirits turp. 351. rosin l 10 a | Is common tar.
81 25; salt sack, l %; timber Sc to $40 90 -four
supr. I Is a family s 90 q ;corn 60; butter % to
80; meal 80 to So; bacon, III hoground, 10 a IA
hams coffee, rio l24 to Ii, laguayra l33 to ID; ia
va 16 to II, ST. Domingo II a IL sugars loaf i2A
a Is, crushed IL a II C Yellow 104 a IL, A coffee
III a liz, brown 9 a 10 molasses hid. SO a 90,
Dbl. 40 lime l rs to l So; cow peas go to 95;
oats so to 00c.; cotton lOc to 10 lard 123 rice.
Al percask, cleaned tallow candles Is to 90, ada.
80 to 33, sperm 45 to 30. April IA
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-04-16

the first day of April, we viii open. at I
" O'Clock. a large and beautiful assnrftasnt
Mourning Undersleeves and Collars FOR L1iies-
something entirely new.
VI. Ii. i R. S. TUCKER.
April I, 1855. a.
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April l,1S5I

ENNf OURAGE HOME MANUFACTCEF-
IL We are now receiving a large and we'll sel,.,
ted lot Of Materials, suitable for Wheat TmyEs.
ING MACHINES, from two To six horse pewer-
Straw Cutters. Of different kinds and sizes: Fact
ry and Mill Irons Circular Saw Mile. Edge toe. :.
dc, dc. (; and having fitted mp oar shop anew vii,
labor saving machines, and having ia our ernpl.y
hands thar are fully competent. with oar Ions g.
perIeBce in the business, we bs e no Hesitation -
promising the public. that orr work shall be -
COOP. If not SUPERIOR. TO any put up in The Souti.
4aelinery will he delivered at Grsnaa.'s Depei.
on the North Carolina Central X. X. ii very r.
ensh!e prices, Our shop is at Snow Camp p. e.
IN Afamance 60, on the Cult and Graham Pis.
Road Any person wanting Wheat TtFeShers I ~
the prrsent season. would d. well to Sead in H., r
orders sool, and get a good Machine. at prizes i,
snit the times. FhankfuTf FIR the largc patrons :
haretofoFe bestowed CA rs, we respectfully selie..
centiHansee of the puhiic's favor.
All orders addressed to
DAVID DIXON. Aceat.
OF the Snow Camp Manufacturing Co., s7or
Camp, Aiamaite- e.. r. c..
March 18th. LS4H. Si-9m
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SINCE My LAST REPORT l HAVE
made the following Sales of Tobacco. Some
have been sold at all the Warehouses in Pc
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T. W. DAVIS g. RR0paEi,
W HIN ak L Jewelers..

Nav UULU most respcetDIIIy iSI5Tin Tie cit-kraa
w OF Wadesboro' and vicinity, tAl1 tley have
juat received a new stock or Watches ana JrEel-
~, of tile best and moss fItffion4bie styles, NJ fol-
lows: Gold and silver b9ver 4 atehrs. Iith bun
ting cases; Lepine and a4eao- " atchrs. All Il to
latest and most approved ,-SaTraItsi = ler-
for a Well Gold and SILVER SFeoe3.!e-, r.pld
Bracelets, Finger Ring, Breast Pins, Esr 'ens
Lockcts, Scarf Pins, CaE Pms, Gptt Chains,
Buckles and Seals, GoE9, Pocket Knives. Gold
Keysand Gold Pens ant PeIcilA sad laaEy e:Ler
articles too tedious t. tneDtiDn.-
REPAIRING done Ia t5n 5est manner ard way
ranted to be equal to any deHein ths STATE { cot
superior.
Wadesboro' Y. G. Toy. II. 1853. 7a-s,n
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WgInme !.
WILDER,S

CALAMANDt R sAFES.-Manufaetured BIZ T.
oG. Wilder & 20, I22. @atrrsttect n. Yorz Ii,
best fire proofSafe in the world. sold in this city o, :
ly by the subscribers. who have recently been sr-
pointed agents by the Pateutees an Maaufaeit-
los.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-04-16

BUHUM Z MCLEAN.
NH l3 Farmers Head Quarters. IS. Water at.
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The contributions ofthe people. in the time
of David, towards building the sanctuary,
was not far from ESQ, 900, 900; while David
is said to have collected nearly &c. OO, 900.
The gold with which solomon overlaid the
"Most Holy Place." only a room thirty feet
square, amounted to more than thirty-eig ht
millions of pounds sterling.
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MESSAGE OF TIE GOVERNOR OFNOR tn
CAROLINA.

Governor Brsgg transmitted his Annual Message 10
the LeehlstuIe VI North Carolina on tho 18Th inst.
ARer bri. reference ~ the result Of the Presidential
.l,.top which he eOne-ives will have the ehec, u
,,r,pehen the UDop and to restore peace a1d harno-
n.y. be proceeds to a review Of State afaire. Inc
min points of The Message are thus condensed by
Tie Ws,Aingto~ Us,0s:
THO public Deb, OF the State smoonts TO s5 o}s S12,
u il cips,Iy due in lss3 1884 1895 and S6. The las,
LEGISLATURE direced subscriptions 70 ram WORKS ot
in D, oy smebt which will increase this tOta Dy me sum
az FL $50 COO The Stae b forther liable fJr e-UoO0
ON bolds of certain works of Improvement injured
b IL The int. res, On which has been rega afy pad ny
te several Companies the bonds themselves beng Sc
cur,o by mortgages To meet these habli,i-s inc
sts,e o.Ds of raiirosd stocbs, a. I'D 800 Of pla1k-
sd stosl cleo 600; Of navigation stocks, sl|opp
Of bends drawing interest ~, 774-m akiog total Of
$46l6,n4. pas, OF these sucks are p odIch'e. tne
balance unl rUductve molly Of the works IT improve
m.bt VII Cd iuyes tn MS have been made b. The Safe
ring sin ps6pshed. The toal Ieye4us FOR The last
f,csl year % footed up At $405. ll3.
ne@diDsIy expenses Of The Safe Government az.
SIT 90 81 pable TO the p,, Den Of the ibtsres; on
he Iubs derr The inter. st The debt already con.
iraeied 10 1869 s l5le's than the sum apple .ble 70
that pu pose but $40 $50 additional viii be req ire
nLe .h he sobssIip,ivJs sutboiz-d 'hai have besn
made Tie GoytrpJr recommends additional raIa,i ID
0 mt ct Ills liability and - form -iLknS fluid la
be esn time it u anticipated that soms OF the FORKS
Improvement about pleted viii Q NM nee pay
ng diyidsDcs and to tha: extent relieve the Stae from
tsIs.on and lacrease its ability 70 meet ali ia engage
nspfs.
Ss,sSactory progress bas teen made vito the geoio-
ieai survey VI The State usder Dr. Emnoos; cns'sr
far new bank 10 succeed the bank Ut me sac, =
recommended The sum for the insane mas gone ' ne,
operation, and contains e'gh'y-n,e pstent sau ="
is.,i,uti r The deaf dumb and bind contains thirty
seven pDpib. fila .ou,,.o.
value AID .fi.ien-y The number Of white persoos 10
the STATE s.,.esi he ss o. sT Is sna Is
Iean so.Ordiag % De census u &c rn, , .,ScoI.
dns ssss 70 p: ~ 20 ,.. S =. been
ss uas: he s sss1; o. m, %,Ts, ci,
,hs ,nnno,t Of thsse schools was 4lsQ,G0. Half -
nD.i nars required y Il. % b rsissd By .sHsaon
" .hs severn sSo.ns: =, me ss%s pSS1.s mailing
TIA (o ye,por hanswib With bis messsge certain
AMI Slavery rssolss;1ns SENT ban b. The Governrs If
NV H,mpshi;s MsAs.cnusetts and Ohia ard rscons-
r.vas VIA, No fu,hey roiee be taken II :heos ,es
wise sd timely rsesunsndAaoa-
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pALMERs STATUE OF THE INDIAN GIRL

r, "a. Esaoy q TAsE j. Trs1sss;
Sir: We worshiped at q SHRINE to-day. Our mathis
were .aid before an image Of whitest saintlness.
virgin goddess will hencei,rth be holy our memories
of pss.ioness love. Out of fOrm. 50 clay creative
hand has wrought figure that now stands in marble
for such immortality as men may give.
No mythology, dead for its sensuanes' and living
OF " in tie bart nement Of seDsuOus traditions, gave
a mere corporal inspiration to this statue The
beauty of PsIner's Indian Girl is the beauty OF
wing not dying faith. She holds reverrntly in
Ter bsLd crucifx symbol of the Christian sacrifice.
Her lo,k tells Of old supersOns fading and ne mys-
tries dimly sesn-se+n dmly but with solemn. yet
awakening bopefulness. A new thought has suddenly
trnI sfomed this forest princess Her careless grace Is
0rettd to dignity g,r VINO oe'Isys
aid The majestic Ids of Der robe, IS naAiDg real nov
n nuble visions OF her SOUL
We we're fortunate in thus studying this work before
it. publ .Jboiti. Women OF to-day, IN olietes OF
10 AZ may be charming or gorgeous results OF our
,iyle Of civilization, but this dream of v"staness We
weIe willing 10 make our dream pndissarbed ~ rust
lin, criticism cf admirers or Of censnIers' rosoats N
.won,d have doLe better II he had taken moro pan
The statue is Ii tie less tnal life sze, bat II. ex-
Gu se rol ofoi The perfection OF its pose aod tue
ngnity of ts drPeries give 1t cou !terscuns mgesy
Ga,ure but preferred truth and nature, and 10 genu
inc type Of SIMPLE Indian beauty. Nothing can be
ne,basely deli, ate and refined than the n'de por'
lion of tb. figure; nothing more gracefully character
is, than ,be cay beSd Of the body, With the unduli-
be fpsh Of il, details, and the treatment OF the ar n'
rvbe, with border sufficiently defined TO give rch.
i.ss tails iron above The hips caught by q beaded
belt The iullbtss and warmth amounting almost to
evurng Of ile drsptry, show the master art o. hand;
The deal conception Of ttis rk is pure, n'ble, aud
Lovely. It's execution proves thorough comprehtn-
zion II the most exquisite beauty OF to'm expressing
ID uehi and ID particular the lines 4 the drapery az
hbii itel pg ofthe brosd vigorous III It only con
f gs onr expectation Of Mr. Palmer as the future crea-
tor Il tho trspdest y orks.
The Indian Girl will be the cent oil fyure ri Mr.. Pal
m, ~ exhibition sOen 10 open. This viii Include sew
.,s Of bis be,t pie,es, and will be one of the marked
event, in rapid progress OF Ill in thu country,
November rs ls53. W.
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Al ORTGAGE sALE.-yAMes h. MORROW

u A
p. Dirty day Of Jolly ,.r one sSs..nd ess hun
eI.a ssa fS. hundred sola, On or . Is. sesns
day April next thereafter with iaisr--, thereon from the
mortgage contains pv-er OF s, Of the pr-iss thereby
I'D ?. e:. . :. 81 :'Ss
va n Sf Of "a 3, Rs.sI Of u. Ss
III, on The sseODd day Of August, lsst
Dehult has been made 10 the condition Of said mortgage By
TIE aid nor-rsss duly =. sned y aid s.ou
a. ,ps,un.n, in writing and .Ii Randolph low The -
.r1 dnlS and s.d IL .as Rse;.,s
once IN Liter 5l7 Of MOrtsae-s PAGE las TIN Jsy
du. upon said except that action
In the e Common Pleas FIR the City and County II Ne~
has 'eOrnued and ended and Judgment hss been
recovered thereon.
b;. no &c. the OF thousand dollars and y
Eve rem, and above all made
otce hereby sven that pursu.n the power In
said mors.se and the ,.u'. in such c.. made
the HOrs.sed Rrea,s. gan,sd By said Icrs.se pubic
eqf ; OF on the day
Move btr the y.aT 1856 II O'Clock of that day
which sid mOr'sAse1 premises are described in said mortgage
All hose certain lots pisees PARCELS Of land n.,e
CIV N.wyork between the Seventh and sbih
and at hi on and R.P s K the % &c Of s
ar 81 Lots Of Land Ground the property Of Gabriel
Gard bell OF the OF Samuel }. Norton, de
a,.d by the numbers 20 hrty aud II hirtyoue seins
sstbr bonded southerly IN font By Thirty and
..,, by lot number 81 thyts0l .aid map ortheIy in
The r,sr b, uuubars Is uhirteen and IL .ve) said
man Al westerly BY 1T number twenty uine) id
f said cniaitrs In front ard yfve feet
,ore or and il tide nine nehes
e or less exceprI eighteen feet the esstey line side
AZ ot 81 hiy+nrl whit 10 not included in said mortgage
Dated = Nv iOik. August IS. 1886
REUNE R RANDOLPH, Assignee If Mortgage.
Residence No. 2A N-stSsth ar, e. NewYork City.
T. y GoopsLs No 2o8 Broaissy. Nsw.York
Tn. shove sac Is further postponed until WEDNESDAY,
l.. fle rla and nepf
asy-Ds,ed November 81. 1856
Wy r. r RANDOLPH, Anisnee of Mortsase.
c,onIrr Att.rne, for, K Randolph,
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romano IL P1RRr.-A The close OF ore o. ias.
sJpi, g- fair Days bit Of romance sas eea:et ~"
,tsid old township Of Pery, ajj"ioDs ns oa tne east
~h,eh has void Of rejection in II, and At hat time
ssorded sossip for oil .he met s M, 10y , me-
loo Of e,,,h va Gao do NJ harm in referiog ~ the
In The aSss Of ,s he s sss1 81 Ss say
Sons. n, . y.,x ood rspo,ng; and ope, ing il, man
,psnas hsadss nsr BABE .s,ss t s i:
his hone had away, and re mas. ~, a1 Sa as
as i.st as be could, and ,hst the last Ms. asrr
ever ..w Of him In unsose'Ss ne osSG m stT
loysd bnt that abe gave il away. great quantity
Of nice eOihss .ts xIapYed % win IL ,I TIE
.uppo.ion was that the child had teea si mere anie:
ooe 1pua Be welcome. At hrs: the inpSstion a,s:
,h sa S: S Ba ssa 81. ns s.s 81 ss
no sNsc,;cn Having adopted j., the family lsoke3
upon win S s. and s .s .ssa: , s.s
co., monv.,s than f,lcvej is LITTLE I'm % the
s,.vs Ashiani Hnes.
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CUPREME COURT County CHARLES

SUPREME COURT-Kings County--CHARLES
- syMOSS AGAINST GEORGE COCOA. Summons for .
mou,y demand (Con- serl To the above
an Cd d,fendsn-Yvu hereby summoned and re9ged 70
aver the complaint In this action which will b. hled 10 the
,sc. az the C.k the County Of L. his office the
CIV Hail. b- City Of BroOkyn and 10 serve copy Of your
10 tie ,hid complaint subscriber at his Office No
50 alsi the CT of N.wYori wi hun twenty lays aftsr
the Of this summons on you exclusive Of the day OF
and fail the said complaint within
II. tu aore.N plaintiff In This scon wiz take iuds
n en-, sgar you for the OF four hundred and thirty one
Toar. ar cents. with rom The ninth d'y Of
one thousand eight hundred and 6y SIX beside
the costs this Dated New York November h 1876
GEORGE MARSHALL Prs ATTY. No. Ss Ws-.t
TIE plant referred 20 Ia the above summons duly
hed h Cek this Court the th day OF No'euber
1885. GEUROE MARSHALL, flShnu 70 Attorney
I.7-lSwfw III
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
WHO WROTE JOHN HALIFAX

To ns Edit, Of Tie " j. 7r,bs.a
SIR: should be sorry to exasperate the little con-
troversy which zee has been commenced on the cub
iect Of the authorship of John Halifax, Gent" but
think it right to contribute my sual quota of positive
fact to the dispute in the conviction that there is no
shorter way of settling difficulty than to establish the
truth in regard to it. What have 10 say then is sim
ply this That on or about the 25th of September last
was staying with friend Of mine at Eversley, in
England, when he ,eived letter from Miss iock,
the author Of the novel in question: dated, think. at
Edinburgh, bu, certainly written at some place within
the four seas II the lady described as the Hon. Mrs.
Whyte was at that time residing in America, as I'M
stand she was, il would seem to follow that she and
Mrs Muock must be not one person, but two.
Brssosyi Rosss, Nov. %, 1856. Yours truly H.
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Do5 n rhhDA
NOrOsLAND.

On M helsve1i sh, las1 unknown
By What blus milne o. rapid RAaoe,
o. ~ river Nm haA hne~n,
shall arrive ct theef
Or1y What mighty trscAless seas
WNcre IL unwesred northern breeze
Frem dumb and frosen cave m ices
TiiwpAaas, 70 be free.
Or BY What deser. red and vast,
Breaihns the fesered trOpic blast,
EAaI nv too lingering steps at Last
Attain to Thy s~ee, shorei :,
Oh. plaius serene Ga, rivers rolled
Lie bahblng dreams DER sands ofgold
Fair birds that do your pinicns fold,
And siDging, cease TO scar
Eies. where such slumbrous mists are shed :
Tie heart forgets it ever bled,
AID sleep hes 90 the lonely head,
Forgetting and forgot.
There pethibg has been or shall be,
But oil thin g are etsrnaly.
The tired soul may not think nor see
Such quiet rules the spot
For there is neither hope nor fear.
No hated thing and nothing dear,
Ner any troubled atmosphere,
Nor q ything but rest.
sRch utter sleep, such thoughtlessnsss,
A. might mortal life redress
And se. aside is deadly stress,
From even q woman's breast.
Oh, land, dear land sweet visioned shore,
That no mans footsteps may explore.
ESr any but o fool deplore,
Yet would slept in thee
The jester tree Of cap and bells,
The disencb anted laughs at spells,
The past all future Ives faretells.
Dear LAID, come true for me
Aw H.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order 81 Ne Surrogate
q The C~ss'y Of NsvYssk. socse b ksseAy So . n
psr.ons having e,ssns sesnss ri6HE DAvBf las q ~
tsy II Nev-forh, dscssd ps>eps IL ssse ID yocee
e, 10 the sssseSssers the 0Ace Of ~ Wss
No Lib ry g., In the Cry Of Rev. foA tsfoss ,hs
"a asy Of Nay s~xf-Dated Nev:Yort. The Hh LAY u
November, 1854 | r- OWEN heCABB
ELLEN BEE0EM,
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07HE PEOPLE of the STATE Of NETWORK,

VTNHE PEOPLE Of the STATE OF NEW-IORK,
~ Of God IRE. md nssp1nssrs; ~ 81 r.,,on:
interested IN the Estate OF JANIS :: sIEwAhI' A,e %
M or o,her~i.e .end see'ins: Yen sSs Zach st yIs are
- rror.,, Of he County Of HewYorh, st his eaies IN
N. CIV Of H.w.Yorh he twenty ninth day o. D-een
80 70 st,spS Me final seemsnt Of The senoont Of pro
s-ssi..s Of WILLIAM KELLY. SMITH DUSSinG Asd
HFNJANIS w BONSEY Exec i,of OF NE LAs' +" - sa4
Tee, an .nf Of I'D dseessed. DISQUALIFICATION,
In ,ssnony whereof hsye oAsses ne a. ~ oafS 81 80
W. BRApyoRp s.ass s, ~. &c a., sa n ~, Nd
n. lCoanty, ct the City OF - " ,s.S -,
hgudrrd ans kfty all. .,.uxo.r
Al hsfwTt II '" sAApFv"'' S1IoSAsA
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New YORK. potee hereby gwen % q.
,on. i,,inr Claims against WILLIAM H. MAXWELL lsfe
Of he CIV Of New councillor Law. deee.d 10 pses-<
the same with vouchers thereof 70 the sseecnber nez
frs tAs 6fb day 4 March ls5Dsied Ne~-fat tie ID day
81 S.pt.mb.r iAS T. p. TRRADWELL- lTrs~,,o,,
- I.vSmTh MAXWELL Woodruff
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and LIVERPOOL, UNITED

NETWORK aud LIVERPOOL UNITED
IN STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS LlvEhroOL-
- Ssusr nh The United sees MAI for EoroPe positively
.. sAfURDAY, December u M h0m D" esTn V0' o.
YIs steamers Of ,hs Lss have Improved wst~ tsht huh
Assla Hor fright passsse- having nns9aAAcd s'os
= beth Eer slssssec and eomtor-sgpiy 70 a. NM.
EDWARD e. COLLINS No. % "AE'I
psssss,,,. ara r,eu,,t,d 10 be ON board Al II NJ So
An lssrs nus, psss .Arsash Tbs Posto any e1e vi"
- returned. ,,y,LA..s,.
- per tsn, measurement, nnnl farther eooee-
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NEW,JERSEY RAILROADNF0 PHlLA:
~ DELrHlA I'd The SOUTH I'd VT - ass n
", s.s,: s fsroasl TsiS: ~ H. osehs1 % g
IL l ana The West os Baltimore WAshtn(son Nesso
H. md throusb Ssssase sAecked Whinetoe tn ~
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feqai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
If the County Of New York notice hereby given to all
per,ons having csus sgsnst ALANSON T. BROOKS late OF
lie City Of N,wYok, deceased 20 present. the same ",n
uehrs thereof the subs hbe ~ he, residence, NO 20
Fast 7h the City of New York, or before the J,h
dsy of April pext-Dated, Eewyork. the In day IT DC
tobsr 1855. PAULiNA bhooho' hn" L
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YVVE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
n IT'D sTATYs NAIL sTEAAERg.-TSs ships soss'

SSe ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver EidridEei
1bs BALTIC Cap. JNsepb Coms'ock;
1Ae AORiATlC, Capt James West
Poe, ship, bcsr built b. contract crFres' ics .s
s,vise has been SskeD IL theH coz
Srussn "a Alsa ~ ha oagn.s Strength snd spcss
nd thct sceommodSOns passengers are ure9aAea 'o
xl,ssrte and err iort- -
ee " pAssAs. Som Nes Tcrf MvSrp00i n Hrs oeS.a
4lSs 10 eecoDd DO, a7b FROM Liverpool o Rev ISit
sns u sunoAs expor. attached 70 se1 se
~ be SeenIeL uLtl paid iOr The shp"i Sp'
Improved xsieTsh eoikhcAd Aed 20 avoid Ger
lu w bs SArks DOTtb Of & desIess aAb Atf tS
La Of August - .,.,,
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CYkACUSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ In eonnse:cn with EAsrss T,ses The New Yosh and
0,s Railroad.
On and sA.r hONDAY OF % sra urts further possa
PtssenSsr Trsins vV fcHovs euadays s1oepsed:
Leave New. Torh fres pen Got Of DGAsest Il H. va
Buffalo r1press-coa ing u EnsbAnten With Eapr,ss
fra,s q, 6yracHss.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County fNewyork notice hereby given 20 ell per-
sons having Claims agsns JESSE b. DOW late Of tie CITY u
York deceased present TIE same with tnere
Of 10 M. ubscrbers The office Of dsers Woodnnn No
40 " i'm the City Of Nswiork, before tne six
tenth Day Of February nextpa,,d the 18th day
oiAqeg' s l2s G GEO Wo e3itASohE Administrators
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of an order of the Surrogate Of

PURSIA NCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of York notice hereby given 70 all per-
,gps svns claims ELIZABETH THOMPSON, late 81
he City Of Nowl oTk, deceased 20 present the ssn- S
youc s thereof the subscriber st his office 10 W ALL
in The CITY Of York on before the 18th day VI Jn1-
syy ne,t-Dstcd New.York he Sd day II July, l85.
CHARLES 5. WEBB, Attorney II
iv2l1oven.Th- N. d. Bonner Ads.