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G0-Dartnersbip NOtites.

COMPREHENSIVE GIRVIN
~ has this day associated with him j. NJ. GIRVIN,
under the firm of j. 4 j. NJ GIREIN, who will transact a
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS at No. 93 Smth
Wharf and make liberal Cash advances Consignments
Baltimore, July list, 1858. Jyl2u
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The BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal
Is undoubtedly the best fuel offered in this market both
for cooking and other purposes and at the present
cedented low price, it is certainly the cheapest.
Consumers will money by purchasing their sup
plies at once of
DoBBIN & WAKEFIELD, Sole Agents.
jy21tf sc Second street
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&ank sAotites.

MERCHANT BANK BALTIMORE June
1Vl %, 1858-The President and Directors have de
clared dividend of FOUR AND A HALF PER CENT,
payable and after Wednesday, the 9TH prOximo.
This Bank pays the City and State taxes
je3Otf ID. SPRIGG, Cashier
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SNRAPHODOMETER"

~ RAPHODOMETER
~
A MA CHINE JUST PATENTED By
J. VI. W A NJ PIER,
CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER,
BALTIMORE, MD.
1t is an AUTOMATIC SURVEYOR, which, by simple
mechanism, is made to record accuratey-on strip or
endless roll of paper-a CORRECT PROFILE of any
passed the of DEPLETION right and left and
the DISTANCE travelled upon required SCALE
scales.
This machine may represent in appearance purpose,
ordinary Buggy Wagon, with the addition of the very
valuable attachment claimed above There is box
tanning the simple contrivance for recording upon the
strip of paper above mentioned Motion is conveyed
to the paper by the revolution of the hind wheel which
acts by band and upon rollers over which the
is carried One half the strip Of paper is devoted h0r
zonal protection the other half to vertical projection and
the centre or division is line of prcked distances
The DEFLECTIoNs worked by the turning the fore
axle of the Buggy in assuming the horizontal changes
the route the by weight, adapting to the
lowest position attanabe through any changes in the lev
Ell of the passed over and the DISTANCES by points
at calculated intervals the periphery one Of the
rollers conveying the paper.
will sell STATE Rights, COUNTY RIGHTs, INDIyID-
uAL RIGHTS, for the and MANUFACTURES of
this Machine reasonable terms.
Address the patentee,
j. MORRIS WAMPLER,
ly22 dom Baltimore Nd
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|. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
THE BEST EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
105 BALTIMORE STREET.
nS- To Cergymen of all denominations, and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches, offer Family Ma
chine at halfprce
W E. FREDERICK,
feAt Agent.
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families, Manufacturers and others.
I'm our own family of Wheeler Il Wilson'S
machines and cannot imagine anything perfec'
Ed. ". T. Evangelist.
126 BALTIMORE STREET American Building,
fe22-tf W MERRILL Agent
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SEA BATHING
esEe'.~'.N

E=sSlh.zN 'i'-> ia At iii4'o
OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON.
One of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPA-
NY'S STEAMERS will leave Union Dock, foot of Concord
street. DAILY Sunday eXcepted) O'Clock p ~, for
Old Point Comfort and Hampton
Fare there and back &c. giving the passenger the pryi
lege to remain the whole season.
NJ. n FALLS, Agent,
je11-t10 Baltimore Steam Packet Company
fsIs EST Essz55z.s=Sz=ssssss9 FOR CAPE MAY.
sz.1 =. SS-z1-r1z. Commencing SATURDAY, July
Sd, 1858 Persons DESTROYS of visiting this celebrated
BATHING PLACE, respectfully informed that
engagements have been made with the PHILADELPHIA,
WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPA-
NY by which passengers leaving President street Depot
daily Except Sundays at 730 o'clock A NJ will connect
New Castle with the of New York line, daily
and with the steamer Balloon, on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS Returning, the Balloon leayeq
Cape May at o'clock, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS, connecting with train which arrives in
Baltimore at 4 80 p. NJ.
Passengers having their Baggage checked will please
designate which boat they wish to go by
Fare including carriage Hire the Island 81 servants
So. VIM. CRAWFORD,
jy14H Agent
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THE DAILY EXCHANGEis published every morning
Sundays excepted price Two CENTS served IN ane
at twelve and half cents per week payaoS1 CIV D0I
ers; mailed subscribers out ofthe CITY d. 0rpIcr
perannum TERMs-invariably cash in ady phore and
OF PuBLIcATIoN-NorthE East corner o, %dressed go
North streets, Baltimore. Letters tIoryland y
THE DAILY EXCHANGE, Baltimore Mary '"
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MY AND NAVY

The work on the sloop-of-war Lancaster, at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard is not progressing rapidly
The alterations and repairs to the frigate Congress
are nearly finished and by the time that her spars
and rigging are completed, she will be ready for
sea. Mr.. Grice, the Naval Constructor, and Mr..
Hoover, Master Carpenter, preparing the draw
ings for one of the two sloops ordered to be con-
structed at this navy yard. She is denominated a
second class propeller, and is to be 1876 feet long
and to have beam of 80 feet. The orders are
that she shall be finished with all possible dispatch
The United States brig Dolphin, Commander
Maflt, sailed from Key West 9th instant, and
went to sea next morning. 1t is stated that she
healthy.
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CPANISH CONSULATE.

~ BALTIMORE, July 10, 1853
RICHARD D. FISHER, Esq, has been appointed CAN.
CILLER of this V. Consulate by the Legation of H c.
at Washington, and will act officially such this
date. J. A. PIZARRO,
jy20-3t- V. Consul of f. G.. NJ
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No. III.
BALTIMORE, July,,9th, 1858.


VIM FRAZIER, ESQ.,
Inspector General, &c
Dear Sir Your courteous reply has been duly re-
celved Approving of your construction the law yes
.foay IN relation to the Wheat delivered by you &c
Messrs Lee Weby, made the purchase the wheat
inns morning from Mr.. Pawson. All we ask of you to
treat us as you have neghbors We ask you deter
mine te weightot all the Wheat have purchased from
Mr. fawson in accordance with the law You have al
ready been duly notified by the commission merchant and
W. should you conclude not to weigh this parcel Of
Wheat in the same manner you did for Messrs Lee &
Neiby, we now formally notify you that we SHALL in ac
O'Clock. ~ -
~ Very respectfully,
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DHENIX STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

N
CORNER SHARP AND GERMAN STREETS
Persons owning family lots in public cemeteries pr
vae burial grounds respectfully invited to call before
purchasing elsewhere, and examine the stock Of
MONUMENTS, T0MBS, HEA DSTONES, &c,
or the best American and Italian marble, finished
and for sale at the above establishment The assortment
which is large embraces original designs and of
selections from the most appropriate and beautiful artistic
structures in modern Also, MARBLE STATUES
| GARDEN VASES, FOUNTAINS, and other ornaments
appropriate for Gardens Dwellings, Grave lots con
santly on hand
ALEXANDER GADDESS, Proprietor,
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amnstnlfnts.
holiday ST THEATRE

HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.
IL THURSDAY EVENING, July -
Complete success of the celebrated
MATT p EEL'S
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.
They the best and oldest organized troupe extant
THE MOST ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIANS!
THE ABLEST DELINEATORS!
THE SWEETEST V0CALISTS!
THE BEST DANCERS and the
MOST GENIAL HUM0RISTS!
In any Musical Troupe before the American Public.
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EXHIBIT "B.n
State use Of Wn,. Frosier Informer vs. Henry NJ War.
field, Of firm Of Davies d Warfeld 14h July 1858.
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ROBERT J. BRENT,
John NELSON,
VI1N N ILSVN,
for COmDlainaI

State Of Maryland, Baltimore CITY, TO ant
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for
Baltimore City, personally appears HENRY NJ AK
FIELD the above named complainant and made oath on
the Holy Eyangey of Almighty God that the facts stated
aforegOing bill of his knowledge are true TO
the knowledge and belief and those stated on
the information of others be believes to be true Sworn
before (Signed) WI H. HAY WAND.
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HsT Ct GREAT ATTRACTION.
xEHM-rn@ EXCURSION TICKETS

EACURSlON TlChEIS
BALTIMORE TO NIAGARA FALLS AND RETURN
FARE ONLY $l3.
The NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
will issue Excursion Tickets from Baltimore to Niagara
Falls and Return al the low of THIRTEEN DOLLARS
good to return at the pleasure Of the purchaser Ticket
Parties from Baltimore desiring these tickets ap
ply for them a day in advance of starting.
Trains leave Calvert Station, Baltimore, at A. n. and
$50 P. NJ Passengers leaving Washington by the SIS
A NJ train connect with the A. NJ train and those by
the train at $50 P, NJ. with the 5.30P. NJ. train.
For through tickets and and reliable information
apply the Ticket Office Calvert Station n f. of
Calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore.
J.H. WARNER, Ticket Agent
jy13.u c. C. ADREON, Superintendent.
e., EEEs=s.ss:grl NORTHERN CENTRAL
1870 RAILWAY.-FOR THE SPRINGS,
BEDFORD, YORK, CARLISLE, CALEDONIA, THE
TOWN.
FOR BEDFORD
Passengers leave Calvert Station SIS N. and 10
PM, connecting with trains the Pennsylvania and
Broad Top railroads to HOpewe thence by stage to Bed
ford The stage road from Hopewe is in good order and
Broad Top Railroad. At Hopewell there rst-rate
commodatons for passengers Passengers by trains at
10 M, breakfast Huntington, and leave at 740 NJ
direct for Bedford Those by train at SIS A. N arrive
Huntingdon at NJ, take supper at Hopewe and can
go through to Bedford remain night at Hopewe
Fare through $3.50. Baggage checked through to the
Springs. EXCURSION TICKETS from BALTIMORE to
HOPEWELL and back will be issued at S640,-good for
days Hacks will be in readiness to convey passengers
FOR YORK SPRINGS
Passengers leave by daily train at A NJ for HanO
YER thence by stage the Springs arriving there early
the same afternoon. Fare through $312H --
FOR CARLISLE, CALEDONIA, THE WARM, DoUB-
LING GAP AND PAPERTOWN.
Passengers any the above places leave at Is A
FOR EPHRATA SPRINGS.
For further information apply at the ticket office, Cal
vert Station. C. C. ADREON,
jy3tf Superintendent.
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CUPI UF CURR ESPUNDENCE
IN EXHIBIT A.
MOL.
BALTIMORE, July 9th, 1858.
WIN. FRAZIER, Esq,
Inspector General, &c.
Dear Sir We have this morning purchased from Mr.
VIM. S. Pawson, under inspection, one hundred and
twelve bushels of Wheat which ready to have
measured and weighed the existing law You will
be kind enough to give this immediate attention, as the
Wheat is all started and in our way.
Yours truly,
(Signed) DAVIES WAKEFIELD.
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BALTIMORE, July Goth, 1858


Our opinion is asked whether the police have the
power to suppress public professions of Fishing Clubs &c
To this inquiry would answer that if such procession
consist of persons wearing nodsguse unarmed and com
porting themselves in peaceful the police have
right of interference and could lawfully interrupt
them any than they could dsperse lodge of Odd
Fellows funeral procession. The police would have
power to dsperse Fishing Club other such aSsembage
in their appearance conduct such endan
reasonable apprehensions of danger TO the
public peace, by wearing arms, Disguise by
dsorderly conduct any in such procession
ing any indecent dress would also be liable to arrest
any obscene public exhibition conduct is to the danger
and injury of public morals and is indicabe nuisance
g. l.. DULANEY, City Counsellor.
FREDERICK PINKNEY,
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WATER ENGINEERS OFFICE. No.
w II NORTH STREET.-Proposals will be received
at this Office until the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST for all
the IRON DISTRIBUTING PIPE which the city may
quire from the first day of August the first day of
uary, 1859.
There will be required about 5000 per MONTH
rous Sizes to be tested under of 800 feet head
9 feet long, and Of the following weights:
inch 100 lbs. inch $50 lbs 6 inch 300 lbs.
400 lbs. 10 a." 525 lbs. II " S75 lbs.
16 1852 lbs. Is d" ,309 lbs 20 " 1856 lbs.
ALSO
Proposals will be received at this office until the first
day OF August, 1885, for the BRASS STOP COCKS and
FERRULES which the city may require until the first day
of January, 1859.
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4 tOAL

GOAL ~
COALm!
White and Red Ash Cooking Coal
DELIVE RED FREE OF CHARGE
At So per ton of . $40 pounds
WOOD OF ALL KINDS AT Low RATES.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Coal and Wood Dealer,
Office, n. W. cor. Park and Fayette SITS,
and Pratt and Fremont streets
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SHORT INSURANCE.
~ FIFTY PER CENT SAVED
The attention of Merchants about
for the Fall trade is invited'to the OF eectng
surance for periods LESS THAN ONE YEAR adopted at
this office, by which FIFTY PER CENT OF PREMIUM
Is SAVED, and payment of premium waived until the
expiration of policy
THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
Insurance Broker,
T,TH, STIR 73 Second street
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Jy2-d2w Wharf foot of Eutaw street
KINDLING WOOD!
IN kINDLING WOODi
KINDLING WOODn,
prepared to furnish the above article at low
rates,
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY FREE OF CHARGE.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
Office, n W. Park and Fayette SITS,
and Pratt and Fremont streets,
jy21-dtf Wharf foot of Eutaw street.
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FOR BEDFORD.

sasz. eiHnHzs-----,zis@ RAILWAY-FOR THE SPRINGS,
WARM, DOUBLING GAP, EPHRATA AND PAPERe
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THE WOMEN DESERVING THE MoRMoss-.

THE WOMEN DEsERr1SG THE MoRMoNs--A
letter to the Jefferson, Mo-, Examiner, says that
on the 18th of June, several Mormon trains passed
Camp Scott, on their way to the States; lhey y
were principally comPosea as ar ol won ~o~e"' '2'
They were all unanimous in their denunciations
of Brigham Young and his apostles, and talked OF
his assassination by the Mormons who remained d
at Camp Scott, sure event They have all
without exception) become Disguised with Nor
termination from henceforth to use all their efforts
for tbe total annihilation of Mormonism. They
express their desire to return to their native eoun
tries, and would, if they had the means to do So III
order that they might be instrumental IN saving
others from the baneful influence OF Mornonlsm.-
On their arrival at Plattsmouth, on the MIssour
liver they had calculated to cross over to Councl
Bluffs; but the bad condition of the roads IN low
changed their resolve, and they are now dispensing
themselves in Kansas and Nebraska Territories.
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AN NENGIIsH "BREACH OF PROMISE CAsE.-ln
En~l,ud lately, a suit for breach of promise OF
marriage was brought by fishermans beautiful
daughter against a captain in the English army
fxiny damages at S50,U0O. The love letters OF
the gallant captain were so numerous that they
we're printed for the accommodation OF counsel
making in all volume of 1913 pages. The matter
was finally compromised by the payment to the
injured lady Of the sum of ten thousand dollars
with the promise that the volume OF letters shoulo
be burnt. ... -
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State of North Carolina, Union county

Superior Court Of Ldw-SPrtny Tenn, 1915.
AIy Purser VS.. Solomon Purser.
Petition for Divorce and Amony
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court tha'
Solomon Purser defendant in this resides be-
vond the limits of this State, and is inabltan OF
some ether government therefore it is ordered oy te
said Court that publication be made In the western
Democrat, paper published in the town o, oaLlo'te
f ix successive weeks notifying the defendant that he
be and appear at ext Superior Court of Law to DC
hold for the county of Union the Court House in Mon
roe on the tenth Monday after the fou;tn Monuay ~
,a,.+ 1919 then and there to answer the said petit
ton plead or demur the will be set for nearing
exparte. .;, ct O.
Witness VIM. II. Simpson, clerk OF our sald Nourt a
-: unoo this the 10Th Monday after the Att
Monday in February and in the SD year of American
independence. - c-,,ncox
o1,- eel 23-6t
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Tuy It1ISoIs SENAToRsHIP-From present
.rnearance. we think there will be no election for
!. United States Senator by the Legislature to be
chosen in Illinois this fall. The two houses act
separately in balloting, and the Senate can hardly
fail to attain majority Of the friends of Douglas:
thirteen members hold over, most of them anti .
Iecompton. and the opposition must elect eight OF
the twelve to be chosen this Fall to secure a ma
;ority IF no election takes place there can DC no
choice before 1861, as the sessions OF the iegSia-
| ture are Observation-Disclosures Jo"r"".
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TERRIFIC ADVENTURE IN CAVE-At the
supposed end of what las always been considered
the longest avenue of the Mammoth Cave OF hen-
tuckv nine miles from its entrance, there Is PIT
dark and terrible, known the Maelstrom lens
Of thousands have gazed into it with awe whilst
honoal Tohts were thrown down it to make Its
fearful depths visible but one ever had the dar
mo to explore it, The celebrated guide stephen,
who was deemed insensbe to fear, was offered SIX
hundred dollars by the proprietors OF the Cave II
he would descend to the bottom OF 1T, but ne shrank
from the peril A bold man, resolved to 40 II,
and. making his arrangements with great care ana
nrecaution. he had himself lowered down by a
strono rome hundred feet, but, at that point, his
coura,e failed him. and he called aloud to be drawn
out. No human power could ever have induced
him to repeat the appalling experiment 1he
feat however was performed in safety, couple OF
weeks 400. by Young man from Louisville, VINO
had cone to the cave in company with Professor
| WRIGHT, He descended 1910 feet before he touch
| cd bottom. and found it instead OF a meaistrom no
thing but circular opening leading to chamne
of no great extent In ascending he once iost tn'
rome and when within a few feet from the top tn
rome took fire from friction, yet he was as calm ant
| self.possessed as upon his entrance INTO the PIT
but all of his companions, overcome by fatigue
sank upon the ground, and his f1end frolesso
Wrioht from over-exertlon and excitement, 1aihte
and remained for a time insensible. The youn
adventurer left his name carved in the depths 9
the understandable name OF the hrst ana ohi
person that ever gazed upon its mysteries
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WHEAT WANTED.

The subscriber having purchased the Steam Flour
ing Mill in this place. is prepared to buy wheat Tor
which he will give the highest market price fhcash'
Flour Bran and Meal for sale at the Mil or dellV-
cred wherever desired in town.
N JOHN WILKES.
Charlotte, August 10, 1853. Zl-u.
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ExEcUr1oN.-Preston S. Turley, formerly a
minister MISTER Of the Gospel was executed at Charleston
Kanawha county, Va, on Friday last, for the
murder of his wife. The Sunday before his
execution prayers offered in the village church
in his behalf.
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.,xe W WI. PRITCHARD,

Yielding to the wishes of many friends resPeeuuy
nnnnces his determination TO resume the PRAC-
mICE OF MEDICINE. He may be consulted al
his Drug Store, Irwins corner The poor prescrloeo
for without charge .--..4 ra#
! 80 Cha rlottc August 81, 1858.
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RREAD AND CAKES.

The undersgned respectfully informs the cllzens oI
Charlotte that he has fitted up Shop on Trade street.
nearR NJ Oates Co.'S Store, where he intends carry
ing c. the BAKING BUSINESS He VIII 1urhlsn r'est
Reao every morning the doors of his customers ana
by strict attention to business to merit snare
public patronage 1oux DORIAN
auoust II 1883 3m-pd .... ..
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B BACON tOr oale.
nNA LBS BACON, first rate quality,
O,OOU for sale at the store next door to "
T II Rrem Il Co This Bacon was cured at Lncointon
fem well fattened hogs The lot consists OF haS sues
"a shoulders and will be sold in lots to suit, at 10"
rates Purchasers will please examine before buying
iaos' " sE1 DAVID KITZMILLER.
Sntember ! 1m-pd
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Office Of the Charlotte and >.
Carolina Railroad Company,

AUGUST 2Oth, 1903. J
As Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars of the Bonds OF
this Company fall due the lst of January, S39 anu
appicatiOn been made by of the holders there
of to renew extend the same, notice is hereby gwen
that the undersigned will extend any OF said Bonds
whenever desired by the holder.
Those not extended will be promptly redeemed at
maturity. "M. JohNo W
23-6t1 Presideht.
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NOTICE

4 AL nersons whose Notes and Accounts are que,
~. to the undersigned Trustee, are earnestly
onested to call and settle it is important that tne
trust fund be marshaiied at as cary ia" A'
" - - Q E--- W. R. MYERS, Trustee
1,z 1ssef If of Leroy Springs
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The Charleston Courier states snat twentynvc
r - oao,nrod Africans have died since their
" O.r;,.,I and two Of the crew ofthe barque Echo
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CAROLINA CITY, N. G.

,nd North Carolina Railroad being now
nnIo,od to Beaufort Harbor, have Determined 10
Iocate at Carolina City for the purpose OF dong
Forwarding & General Commls sion
Business and hope by prompness ana s'tc' % Of
-. oor;t patronage and support. Being the agent ms U
~ %TRRaTS Ht, LINE OF FIRST CLASS PAchhIn
10 This and Morehead city, every effort will be MADE 70 70
make this the cheapest and most expea'ouf At
nl m vi Vessels will be loaded and discharged a.
We wharf (adioinng the Railroad Whar0 and thereoH
save cartaee and lightcrage Particular Sttenton VIII
ha ;ven to ali orders and to the sale ana snlPe u
Produce. n coldon Murray New
VI viii he forwarded free of commission --
June 80, 1859
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ReIts Belts !! Belts y!

nee Seamless Belts manufactured to order at snort
notice. - o-
Conducting Hose of all sizes for water or steam pres
,re ordered direct from the Manufacturers ALHo,.
Packing of all description, at 50 Cents per pound,
June l.. 1853. u -
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Carolina Female College.

YENHE Fall Session of this Institution will begin on
M the 18th of OCTOBER; at which time, II IS
hoped we shall have full representation from dlner-
ent parts of the surrounding country.
Tuition and Board, including washing, ironing lights.
fuel attention of servants; all for $40 % per os-
sion Of 90 oceeks.
In Elementary Department. $63 80 per Session.
Ornamental Branches, extra but at moderate prices
No reasonable effort will be left unemployed to give
full satisfaction to Patrons
7. R. WALSH Pres't.
Aug "a 1853 2m-pd
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Kid GLOVES.
FINE SALAD OIL,

new and superior brand of Olive Oil, an exquisite
article for Salads, for sale at
May Is. SCAtf w. >