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ooun se He exhibited . coanasnt mieu. and shook
hands with many OF his hisnds.
plan Of she room occupied By M KaIoch ana his
female ooupsnien u Che Lsohmsrs house was sxhletsd
70 the Jury Three Witnesses were then examined for
the prosecutor but their testimony was merely relave
70 the defendants pressnos ct the hotel ami In
the lsosurs room, and threw no new light upoa
the criminal charge. The prosseutog attorney
then 1quirsd Of defendants counsel they In.
tended 70 bold him 70 prove that on the IN Of
wfal we other than the woman In his company ct The
n Dsrs, tor defendant conceded the faos remsrtng
that he IL . married man, and that there il Mrs Kai
cCh also that woald DO here after these foul and
false details are WITH which are uniting lady to
tn. fact that the woman WIN M KaIIoch on tbs night
In question not hs wife, YVES also admitted. With
the admission Of these two aOss the rested
the case About 'ixty Witnesses were then sworn for
OF the carriage which conveyed toe defendant and the
woman TO the Hotel, was exAmiued ~ to time &c.
Mrs. Harriet Hasty, vtser 81 defendants house, tes
tfed that o woman who abe did know, arrived ss
the house the afternoon Of the 6tn OF January:
dcfeudant absent 81 the time, bat In rtiy
after the did, she Left Ia carriage With deien
dant u attend The lecture; underwood her name 70 DO
Deacon Merrill, Of the old Cambridge Baptist church.
detailed the statements made BY Mr. Bsley, landlord
the hote, at Interview be had with him on tue 81
legged orinh atty Of Mr. Kaioch Tho witvsss acted %
ssent Of the trustees OF fremont 10 npie. The In
tervtew was 70 elicit facts. Mr.. Bailey required
nuon urging 70 sp.s q III o. ne @.sr and sns STATE
KalocAs the testimony hs (BAiey) gave the stand
The Court adjourned without finishing with Deacon
Merrill
Mn Ksioch, very handsome and Lady like person,
was In part Of the Afternoon and
pied seat near her husband.
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Herald Marine corrsspundsno>,

EKY wEsr. March zs-Tse ship Lady Aroela has been
Iks .csr ns,ss.i Sarla, Crosby, from New he
Soss oSss a Zs;s.s, Charlotte
-. r1 Y. s s u s,s s Cs%r ss
tsrl huni ycAn, srl Newell. and .edv.i Belle ~ No
Bosses ess s.1Sarspos osss s fs.ds sI
ca brig. s@n. Bauer, Cape HAYDEN; : Yves. Dyer, s..
1s.S , s NJ. sSsrgs cgss yoSn sTsr aos
lhe npson Wilmington, NO; steamer Kenneeec Hand New
Msrerlaneous ana Disasters.
The barb A KinsmAs Pended for Msisnxas, wn ii an.
esor od Consy Island fsAcms yesterday morning
and ars supposed 70 be sshore which gave rice the
report ha, unknown barb Ashore Couey Island.
Five scbcon.rs and three soops Ashore during
blow Of Wednesday nigh, In he lover bag.
The Br brig Deaancc OF Maitland Ms while laying
rsnvsy Red HOOK Brcoklyn. dur,ns the gale wednes
day night thrown hev beam ends, and through the
We rsssd ssa @eoT.a place 2, ..i.y 0.p s.d.is o
se pshsnss snaers s .@s.s s r.. Cap. ccs and
vessel ~oah have sosai wreck
The sesnsAp cy Of Baltimore. Gao, Lei.ch sailed yesas
DAY morning for Liverpool She TOOK out 81 cabin and u
bury ffom Portland, and brs chesapeake Cole IRON Bos
icsa. 70 he vio i sSs Of Ssrcs "a NC" '''-
scHs srrrars rAsss Tuhu. Mobile for Prov dsace
morning OILS. and remained 70 zPs, humping Ses
Wiz. She " bad situation the rOcka, bat
snsr taxing out porter q her cSso The wesnc holds
10000, which ID covered By Insurance. In Provdelce
scHR LAWS Bbber from Portland for Cardenas ven,
lahore Cruz Gel Padre neay 6rdenaa night q Ts nit
threw overheard deck sd and the inside he ccf
sail water Launches AKrg~ide taking CARO-
and vo.d probably get her into pcr
us scHR ELIZA before reported ashore "a Long Island
still embeddD In the sand 90 N. san tide sbhina and
lowing In her me would be strpped Of her copper. The
Nantuekes shoals II Incorrect
Dcsps,ches from New Orleans the state that he
The Der ., The Belize has sufficiently 0
vessels cu>~ng and most q the feet heretofore reported de-
ained. have sailed for hetr Destination.
Mesrp Herbert A Bennett have contracted 10 raise The
steamer ssao newton ashore stony Point
nina hey despatched 80 With chains pumps
And foats
LsgscBxD-At Baltimore LET inst, By messrs YlanIssn
Beachsm, beautiful herm brig Of $40 for Captain
keere and others and ntendsd fcr the West India rsds
nit BY Messr sA Moves Co, Superior ship, owned
~ kessrs Whitney Co % New ORLEANS and oxbers 70
be snoed ~ Capt James Simpson q Chelsea iafe
ship Meridian and mtsnded for me general freshuns bus
Notice 90 Mariners.
CHIrAss.-rAre rss Rt.sc-Bs.cor rovrp Az kIv TO-,
don
rhe CHINESE authorities 81 shsnshse have siven notice hsl
In order facilitate the navfssun % the chAnfe ese'sx
70 he river Wv sung sbescor rs< b. 80 ~ seos
She tover pisia structure Of br,ok, sntea ret snd
vhfe Ard n fe~< heh n bears non the inh, vsses "
deg w. rnee and The tres upon Sccxno"
sAnd bsas from n 10 deg v, diss~sts mDsa " "~as N
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The COmmittee on Uewors.
fHH sYWER IN EIGHTH AVENUE.


Tne Oounoilmen Committee on Sewers met In The
library, CITY Hall st 2P. H. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j.
L. Waugh In the chair. The only subject Of Importance
before the committee In regard 70 sewer In the
Eshth avenue, which 4 fully explained In the following
petition
To THE HONORABLE COMMON CouSou NEW YORK
Cry
We u1dersnsd owners and occupants property
and of the streets within those limits wish 70 make
known 70 your honorable body thai 10 consequence Of the
the speoiaed limits, The running the
lars and bssems thereby Rendering
Cd and cres1s such stencil in BE as 70 make
smost impossible for the occupants Of the houses to 1--we Ia
them and after the water disappears from the cellar tue
into tho cellars stu petitioners there
fore feel much alarmed particularly in weather
Hcprg that honorable body viii the
ject consideration which importance densnds &C.
James O Porter appeared before tho committee and
stated that 10 rec eavs ego he built house In Eighth
and Afterwards found that he ooud keep the
water from the sewer out Of t. He had 500 barrels Of
flour In his cellar (49e Eghth avenue) ct one tae when
the water flowed In and covered one tier OF barrels and
half OF another tier TIE water also washed the flth
from the and privy into his cellar that when
escaped everything inside had 70 be cleaned and
scraped in weather this caused awful stencb
and bred dseass from which no he'd suffered terribly
Several other persons from this part OF the Eghth
and called loudly Tor relief they paid for good
there, and she city built detective she must do
the work again Tho fault WIN the u III 10 too
small overnows, and the wafer spouts up through the
ground from It, which produces great nuisance, and
very detrimental 10 the physoa and nnAaclA interests Of
favor Of Eavng new sever oonssruoed as the expense
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Brooklyn City News.

THz FrsnAL sHEEFy RYnssos. The remains OF the
LATE Sheriff, Jerome Rysrson, conveyed 70 ths'r
ars resting place the Cemetery Of The Evsrgreeus yes
terday The funeral services sosn nized
at the JAIL the Rev Mr. Perry Of Fleet street Methodist
Church, foiAsipg Toe members OF the Common Council
superv Jucg's Of the Courts, Mayor Of the CITY
Hherhs deputies officers generally, aud many citizens
not In official positions present, and 10 81 mbered
several thousands rToe coffin Of rosewood. wish silver
plating bearing the ard ego Of deceased. Ga the
lid placed besutifu wreath OF whise roses, came
las and other flo wers, which eutwtne~ with ever
green's was ohasts and appropriate. Mrs. Charlotte
Friend. Of Ora esend. wife Of C3nsaole Friend, prepared
IT, Toe oortege moved abou, o. ,lock and consisted Of
sbivy two carriages and large numoer Of persons
foot VINO accompanied the heayse for some distance
Mr. Ry ersons age months over 10 years. The
fsss o. ,he City Hall were displayed a hall mast yester
dsy Ia consequtuce.
FiRz The house Of Israel Coy@, on the corner Of
Myrtle sno Hrsnkin avenues was destroyed By Ora
Wednesday night Il was . three story frame building
The upper floors occupied BY NJ. Colyers family
the lower fooF by David Kirkbrde, ~ Q saddler
shop and by VIM Julian ~ Q tailor shop. The loss on
house i, 50 500, and furniture $780, In
Mr. KIkbrde's loss ID covered By insurance
In the 81 Nichoas Company, New York The goods In
M Julians store sry al saved. nelgnbor who
lives the opposite side Of the street. ses that he sme
camphene snd this slight pretext Mr. Ki kbhds and
boy In bis employ were arrested on suspicion o. setting
,he place Are. The nre broke out In Kirkbridss
apartment Their examination u 70 iake plaoe before
Justice korebouse 10 day.
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Chamber OF Commerce.

Chamber OF Commerce,
THE HIkESK WAR AND THE MERCHAkTEPRESENf
tY'rEN or SHIPPING sEAMDE-A SPLENDID EoI-
yICx 10 Blk BUILT YoR THE oHAMBgR.
The regular quarterly meeting OAanber was held
last night OF Cuos Hell Perft President occupied the
chair and MaaD~ Maury. Esq, appointed secretary
pro. tenn.
The following sentlemen elected members OF the
Chamber vz,-Fred g. Liniejohn and Isaac 6hesmAn-
Edwin D. Morgan elected member Of the Committee Of
Arbitration.
wIAfHn OBSERVATORY
MATHEW MAURY from the committee appointed sub
jec time and weather observatory In New YORK report
10 S sSuS Sc e: % FORK a. IN
Albany and that the Battery would be eligible site for such
ration.
communication received from the Boston Board Of
Trade stating thai committee OF TIA. body had been sent on
win Chns and to see what Oou be done for protscon
x g appoint
committee
wheress the e1isins dncuiss BET xeea Great Britain and
as h.s We i IL sp %
% and sss or , OF ss s
highly Sasasd represent inter ssis soysrn%sn.
exposure hch may s result from he state wsr ssssorS
"a q hs 81 s
deem sspsdent q psSssd 90 Washington with vie"
Nr Low. in Offering these resolutions said known
o p1oSs long and bloody md Which he
people e,ua no; be ani1ersssd susc.to Unless
the would eopsrdzed and the pro
sSoad @meaistsy BE- dsspsehed % China and our les.
rs ss much :. os.Sle ar.. AND III.
following named sen,lemea most them IN the Ohas Ade
appointed the committee called for In the resolution VIA
Low, John c. Green. d. Ohphsnt E. B. Minurn, W. +.
Cary.
Captain Z. z. MoRGAN offered the following
whereas the extent of marine oses has beer Of great
ss believed ,hsi tie Deception Orscased IN the .hpp'ny
Rfolved That committee Ok twelve be appointed to In.
quIe into tbs alleged facts and 70 confer with shpowners
and 10 report at future meeting. Carried.
1he following commitee was apponied;.E Morgan.
Briggs, n Minturu r. l. Taylor Henry Griaael. Y N.
Fttncn Kipgssnd 3 Willisms
BUILDING
CALEB BARsrow from Committee Location read
port The subsax &c of which that The Chamber should
have mssnhc' ut building Of lis with accommodations
for library and suits of for Cheers 1t pro
pesed to have ear reports the Of the country
with urg that the large reading 10 the Merchants M
be hired for the use Of the Chamber until tas lew
PROSPER N WErxoRE strongly urged that the Chamber
should have building Of their owl which would be
Mr. PEKIr 30 favored the idea of giving local habison
sho up report tie OF the
Setoa Board Of Trsde now furnished he oeantry '"e
Mr.. Low doubtful whether sufficient oney could be
thousands OF dollars and they shoud hesitate before commit
ihs repor. Of the committee eventually adopted to.
Conf iee the Revised Reyenue Laws OF which Mr.
DAVID Ogden chairman were empowered 70 act unn The
authorities decided what TO do.
The Chamber then adjourned
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CLEARED.
+, ssssnship Phaa;eiphia, Graz Havana ard Norssns-x
s.esmshi. yactsen. shaw, B.nimors-H Cromwell
s's T.: ss;'s ;SsSs :'Ss E: BIO.
Bark fss1, Psime5, $ flSas.-Rus;sl1 yniax.
srs Horten<A osp,, s'noi. BsrcelouA-P HArmonys Ne
Brig Louisa Charlotte DAM. Ks.ns. RlsH-Fuaeh 4
Brig Princes Royal (Br, PsArnAn BernudA-w A Da.
s w.s rsss Gs.TT,9 Co.
Big undsunted tBr, Cameron, New Hsven-Edmirsion 4
schr Ba,er, Jr, Kelly Barseoa-Mas.ee
k.. orss k:s o.
tchr hphram q Anna Dole, ssvannAh-Mcuresdy. Mot
scDr Republic. Snow galon Mnl.-oeo olney.
I soss ns FesTsoo hs%ios and FSnou's
ssI s sss b bss s sss so Benny
sssns ssq so 1 Bell Bell sr
ARRIVED.
a.. s sD SSs @ s0 - rSrs S.s ~
se%o BE- hsaJ xsle. from sw co%as o., he cssnseI
ss 10 ts.rmonecs mus, have psSed isrre
Gs: &: sf IA ~ .. n 80: .sa % rs
r Key % sss "a sS s sna a'n
s,sAnshlp J.nessovn fMr's, Richmsnd; se, viz mass
sse, WIN sssZ heed ss..
and ps:sssss % Ia;sr kes va: ,ssse into 9usras
the this evenir BIZ s.eamiug n weob.
Brig Map kabns lbr), Bcucrot Picoa Ms, IA dsys, viii
coal 70 Arthur Lea-y.
schs v Bedeli. Ryder, Norfolk, 8 dayx
schr New York facket Church, Kas,porS, J dAyL
echr Ann Supple, Bacon Bo,tou.
schr Amazon, fhompson, Newport.
kchr Rvss Harvey. Newport
Steamer ws msutla, Nyc New Bedford
Bseamer Curlsw, Williams, Providence Capt reports
passing large and an schooner judith
One bark 3, anchor ousds the Hook.
SAILED.
Steamship City o. Baltimore Liverpool ships Under~ntev
AID do bark Clara Windsor. PORT Prince brig
Enny. CnAxesion- =
Ao s,esuship Philadelphia Havs.a ana Foresns; ships
BlAcs Hawk. RrAncnco. 0sngss New Orleans; brgs
EAs. esvannsh jacob Dock aAzua. and others.
Wind. during ths day NV, and frssh.
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CouRr or AprsALs, MARcH al No. 7, er.
hanged Win SEA- No see, rsser,~ for April 9. Nos.
o, fs OF No. "a moore a., CocDofs; argued Ar. L.
q Psos fcv spp',; Mr.. W. W Niles for 'ssdr No %,
reserved fcr Ap'nlr, April NO ~ % Amsmsd
viih ccss BY default M. 90 70 Williams ast oAsd-
respr No. 70, syvck on No 50, reses,eo Tor April Y.
No a. reserved Tor seacvsly No 80, Commercial esns,
Bussio, sei waven; srrusd John esnnor for sept;
Joho 4 rnlcofs fo~ respr No g. NoCumbor sGt 0rs
nie rpsrysros % ssu.d George W Stevens ter sppt,
John Cannon, for respt No "a, 0isca ct. oornine
sfsocd Joan Reynolds Tor spaN N. BIN, ~, tor
fesprs. calsrdsr for Apvu a-Noa 90, 81, %, %, ",
On, On %, a. ~, a. -, 81 ~ ~.
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Personal Intelligence.

Among the recent arrivals from Europe 10 hr. Dsmp
ster, the wen known vocalist hr. D. hes been for
ral months running over the Highlands Of Scotland,
WISHING Tsunyson. the poet &c, 30
Hon John McRse. Governor Of Mississippi, arr. ved
In Mobile on the 2tth uh.
The Washington STR says-rbs State OF nsine can uu
douotssy boat Of hsvtas In wasn,sgton 81 this TINS
moro nsa OF WEIGHT tam any other Sass In The Unon
sspt@nsn ffom The Pine rrss ssAts no hare. Les no
zoe socuss thsn o. being set OF sas, lank ocs seek
Sons. as; As.rs s% $50 SIeov s.sS:l a.o
Hon y Lusnsld 2se NJ PA''.n, aSo; Mr. Oavis, 2so;
Boz Jordan, 70 p Rose ia0! Wa s,a s'q %Ss ais
sevall: no H'n J. u: ho1raw. 2toi Mr. Youss, 2ls;
s ~: A's ss ..sss ' e ..ssv p:ss:
294k lbs.
Ez.Presdsst Van Barren passed through Newark on
TUESDAY In the A. Pnilssephis train. The rfeuio
American SAYS that ~ . very singular coinoideuoe .
nsa reached raoopy thai she bulletin boards OF
Phianepha contained the NOTICE OF the death OF John
consrmsd shs ssosy sad everybody supposed mat ne
was on bis way 70 Warrington. 0as or swo gentlemen
leArnias me scs vensaed 70 speak 70 NJ Van Barep
meut 30 expressed some surprise 81 the rumor, aad
saio bs bed hardly believed vas true, hs soa John
he'd accompanied him 70 the boat 90 his leaving Ses
York ~ II O'Clock 10 The morning.
Yrsn AspI wal, IN he sseamshio TsEn-a 9 haAewsor,
s.aysa % H wsas .ps two sa Ss
W Plumb Mrs nss.ey, p Uhid. ar, a wlEin. and
sorrey and 500 Wines Co. Messenger yi;t and two
children. Dr. ZachArish wife and three children, Mira
Chaupou sna scu, clAsssord Leo smih Jr.
. !ohbsou, p ID hcnUen, Vaughn j. yiaceni,
sv.ass s' kasr sormsa s% Sss ouss sssr
Srotf, G. kvsns n sAmueis, Rolings Akron. koh
ler Jewell sherman l. Ormsby and wife, a Mes
ma \ Edwards, niss Bogss, Parrie. Herman. W
Brar hurst , Crump y Dcherty, Mr. Townsend smhA
and lsdy y Britain, Harris, Capt KyAn BTlant
AID i29 N the Storage.
Mrs piofeur, Mrs Phelps faundrof. Mrs Wait Howell
ae ~ es ehildrrn ana se,ysn M Wsdo child And ser.
vani: mrs Leland Knapp n OWN, q Reynolds
AMI family.
From kiohmoud, &c, IN The steamship Jsmestovn-cspt
VIM Mason srsv, n kAy hoe, Tu.rcl q vAden ~
hArkAsm Winter mate BephAm Miss Lyon. ~ Carrier
Jno savsry, VIM hinalsr and lay, Deann, Miss n
farka, Ir n InerNln, Mrs Hall and two children N
Dow ps, A Hsrds, Capt Psscud, Mis- z HoiiAnd,
Dyigh; aud lady, Miss Power, Capt Jno Burbank. "
oodfrey-end 3 IN The s,eerase
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BRokpw Az elephants are 10 repeat u ar
extraordinary performances night the admired drama
p. White viii be played
Nisto's - he Raves VIII begin this evenings anusneots
with The comic pantomine Of NJ Du ToupeL" The bale,
Of Les Abees fellows ssd then comes The brilliant larry
jordan have prepared excellent bill for his benefit this
house 70
BovHRr M G. Hale lhs popular comedian tenders eve
wS soss4 tss ssss tuck issm.n Bon ana
Our Gal and The limerick Boy" The beneficiary Ia
great favore and With such attractions cAnso fad 70 secure
ne attendance Of large audience.
friends N. inimsos character uNpt
C1t;le, In -Iombcy ana son the comic pieoe called
"hses Of the mouse fodows Boa plays remarkably
vel cast
wauAcxa-Mss Mazda Heron d 70 make lest appear.
but 70 night she 70 repeat the Of Blanca In
the psy Of FAzo, The Italian WIFE" Or. Durora Ia
he sterplere 1hose universal avoftea MesaA baks AMI
bfoushsh, are 70 appear ~ hs house On Msnday'
LAURA KxrsEs -Pasrave Simpsons interesting drama,
entitled he Black BOOK, 10 70 Be The opening piece "
nishi Keens and her talented corps viii Afterwards
perform he beautiful spectacle Of The Hives "
In addition 70 the myrisds Of curoses vtslers
oNley slaves" this sfiernoon ard he peculiar play q
Il ouble fsccd People" In The evening
CnRnrv Woop's MIrsrRrIs still delight
crosced sudores night with ther capital
with The "coube Beded Room"
BucSsrs ssRsyspsns have jus, 70. one q the mos,
amusing burerqwee wftnessed Il l. called the Old
foss Uo5sk and BIDS far % hsves long run Songs,
and hear them. MAILING money quite feat AM
performers vho haze been located Mechanics Hall
They fairly over1os with fun
Boz give The last but Of his farewell
,eyera superior vocaiIsts ns,rumsntalsS and viii
doubles be reeies By brilliant sssemblsge
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TIE NAVY BoARp.-The Naval Board Of Tnqui.
W Wednesday ook up the osss o. Lieutenant Pear
wsaey Of the dropped cfboevs, vho wss present. ~
treed ~ his counsel, x Foot, Esq, OF PhaAelpns.
Commander Roofs, witness o. behalf Of issh wager
(be hrst witness IN he eAse), vas exsmise ID.
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TO TIE sprron OF TEE NV YonE HEs,Ln.

have peyes a.d OF suhcsired sny pe-spsper, ey AM
~batever 70 state my behalf that OF the
counsel for Burdeil Mr. rcse knew hsd
" ASCERTAIN ing who the Murderer Of Dr.. 8urde No
nch 'aiemept made authorized b. any % the
counse either Of thee parties trust, therefore that
your Of oil induce The harsh and
festna the allegs that have pursued me
ceunsel Of Mrs. Burcell fours, respectfully
BENEr Ia OLIsTOr. no Broadway.
April a 1857.
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MAILS ron CHINA VIA EsaL AsD.-Eotice has
been sves py the Brnah Posi- onoe OF
lbcmept Of . packet oommusicauoa sitn China IN con.
peescn 9Th The Overland india mail, leaving Londoa
va Southampton on the 10Th, apa nasse,lee TIE
2esh Of month Mails for China GIL sccovdngy be
made MP ~ the Losdcn o1ce The 1cth and 26sh Of
each monb, well on the la The mAils Of the 9Th
spd foh q eaoh monh despatched Wis sou hampton
and those Of The 1osh and 2eth via nayseiiles
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A Rich CASE Memphis Ia decidedly q great
place In ~ vsy. few Gays sipoe case sos Peadiss
in the law Of that city, IN which NJ and
Mrs BeIbing had susd Ph Hp r. BShIeo, for breach o
marriage osntrnoA IN failing 70 marry Mrs. Hebng when
she Miss Aepes Handverksv and the jury has gives
sbe injured psrues 81 $50 damasa me dea Of aelbine
suing BobIep becsuss ~ ala sot marry his wife h oer
talny The richest ibpg q this fast age
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uARITIMR INTHLLI9RACR.


AIhAIAo ros HHv YCRK-rzu DAT.
Sun II no0H SETS Il
sUS Krs............. Is Uaa WAFER ......morn y
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-09
OHice W. N. C. Il. r.. Co.. !
August %, 1851


a MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
"a OF the w. N: G.. r. R. Co., held this day, it was
hes"sed That books be opened the 18th August next
tor the Subscription of 900 additional stock the
n. T. r. K Co, at the following places, towit:
SALIsBURY-Under the direction of Arch Henderson D.
Davis, W; Murphy, b. F. Fraley, J. w. Ellis, or any
srArEsv11LE-By O. Gillespie, A. smonton, J. F. Alex,
ander J. W. Stockton, W. P. Caldwell or any three Of
them.
NEwroN.D. B. Gather, Geo. Setter, A. n Powell, M. L,
n McCorke, Jonas Bost, or any three of them: II.
TAYLoRsvILLE-A. C. Mcintosh, A. Carson R. Watts q
NJ Boyle, D. Little, or any three of them
LEHo.a-K Ma Boyle, W. W. Lenoir s F. Patterson, John
LINcoLXToN-H W. Guon c. C. Henderson, L. D. Thomp-
son. w. D. Hoke J. Z. Phifer any II rec of them
MoEGASroN-E. j. Erwin T George Walton Jacob Seagle,
, W. F. Mckesson, VIC Erwin, any three of them.
MARloN.C. l. s. Colpening, A. F. Finley, A. NJ. Erwin,
VIM Murphy, j. T. Whitson or any three of them
AsAEvILLE-J W. Patton, N. W. Woodfn A. s. Merriman,
w. ": Mcdowell, John Bergen, or any three of them
After the books have remained open for sixty days the
Commissioners will please report to me- in Statesvle
R. F. SIMONTON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
August 81, 1857. 7s4w.
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X BAZIN & CO.'S

X BAZIN & CO.'S
FRANGIPANNI..AN ETERNAL PERFUME.
The only Genuine Article Manufactured
V BAZIN Co.'S FRANGIPANNI EXTRACT,
ZAo For the Handkerchief
X. BAZIN Co.'S FHANGIPANNI SACHET,
For the Bureau
X. BAZIN Co.'S FRANGlPANNI SOAP
For the Toilet
X. BAZIN & Co.'S FRANGIPANNI POMADE,
For Improving the Growth of the Hair
X. BAZIN Co s FRANGIPANNI TOILET WATER,
The most refreshing article ever Manufactured.
X. BAZIN & Co.'s FRARGIPANNI CREAM
For Beautfying the Complexion.
The popularity of these articles has led several establish
mens to claim for their counterfeits all those exquisite
qualities which belong only to the genuine
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Dealers.
Y. BAZIN co.
Manufacturers ef the Prize Aedal Perfu,nery, PAia.
September ], 1857. Sl-3m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-09
nREENsBoRoUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN

GREENsBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
pany offers inducements those wishing effect Insur
ances for life rarely presented by similar Institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
only are Aeabers Of the Cbmpony- entitled to such profits
as may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large amount of Deposits in the Trust De-
ployed.
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants own life
or on the lives OF slaves for year. term Of years. at
moderate rate of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which that of Savings the
deposors allowed interest at the of per cent per
annum for any time not exceeding four monhs cent
over four and not exceeding six months and per cent
for any time over six months.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
DIP. WEIR Sec. Dc 7'eas.
GreensborOugh n G. September l. 1854. Sly.