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LEDBETTER'S
Premium Apple Cutting and COring Machine.
Patented March LIST. 1859.

THE above menti0ned machine is warranted to
cut and core more apples in a day than any
other machine in existence. and is the most SIM
pie, cheap and durable. This machine separates
the cores from the other pieces of the apple. One
person can easily cut and core from forty to sixty
bushels of apples per day with one of these ma
chimes. II
All infringments against said patent will be
dealt with according tolaw.
All persons wishing to purchase machines or
ri hts, viii pleaseAaaaress the undersigned at
Westminster, Gui1ford county, NC
A. Il LEDBETTER, Patentee.
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NOW READY! MOUNTAIN SCENERY.

A BOOK CONTAINING DESCRIPTIONS of
IA the mcst noted Points in the Scenery Of
western North Carolina, and Northwestern South
Carolina.
Illustrated with -Four Elegant Bngravings, and
eler all the Public Roads, Stage Rostes. and Rail-
roads in that section of country, also a Map show
ing the exact location and heights of all the peaks
of the Black Mountains By HENRY Z. CoLroS,
late Editor Of the Asheville North Carolina) Spec
tator.
Published by W. L. P0MER0Y,
Paleigh, n. c..
Es- And for sale by Booksellers yeneralIy.- %
April %, 1859. So
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Armstrong; Washing Machine.
fVNHE Undersigned have purchased the Rightof
J. the Patentee of this Chief of Washing Ma
chimes, to make and sell the same in Wake County.
We confidently invite an examination Of this Ma
chine, as it superior to any Washer ever offered to
the Public. Call on
j. N. PERKINSON & CO.
Raleigh, June Is, 1859. 4s-f.
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Read the following Certificate:

We have tried ths Apple Cutting and Corning
Machine, Patented BY MIR. A. F. Ledbetter, and
we regard it as one bf the indispensables in Fruit
Drying, and more particularly so as dried fruit is
being adopted in every circle of society as a diet.
We therefore cheerfully recommend it to the pub
lie. WESTBROOK d MENDENHALL.
August g.. 1850. 50-3m
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE

MAHOGANY, Walnut, and common Wood
INl Collins, made to order, on the shortest no.
tice. Va Also FISK'S METALLIC BURIAL
CASES kept on hand. The subscriber has a fine
Hearse, for Funeral occasions.
HENRY !. THROWN.
ADr;l @ 1Q6Q % IL
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Mi5tEllauRnns.
CURE FOR THE PILES
NO HUM

A UUKE FUK IHE PlLES.
"AVING been afflicted for 26 years with this
terrifying disease, and finding no relief, I
finally discovered a Vegetable. Ointment, whichL
believe is unparalleled in its efficacy, and now of,
fer this remedy to the public, as the most ~effectual
and speedy cure, ever discovered.
The ingredients of this Ointment are purely
vegetable, and one box, if used according to d.
rections, will effect a cure.
Any person sending 81 90 and 9 cents in postage
stamps, will receive q box, sent to any part of the
country. Address NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh, N. G.
Also for sale by JOHN MYATT, opposite the
Masonic lodge.
Raleigh, 1859. Sally
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MRS. WlkSL0W,
IN experienced Nurse and Female Physical,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
9@@YR2EsgggmM9
For Children Teething,

which greatly facilitates the process of teething,
by softening the gums, reducing all infamma-
tien-will allay ALL PAIN and ~spasmodic action,
and is SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothehs, it will give rest to
yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO
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TEACHERS WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, to take charge
IN of Pitt County Female Institute. Letters
with references, to be addressed to
w. J. MOVE, Sec'y.
Marlboro P. o.
Pitt Co., N. G.
August Is, 1859. i52-5t
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nOwNING'S LANDSCAPE GARDENING
and Rural Architecture, sixth edition en-
Iarged and revised by Henry WINTHROP Sarrent.
For sale by WI.
May 9th, 1889 AZ
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FIRE INSURANCE.

Nc EE & WILLIAMS eK.-
FOR RALEIGH, ". c.
GREENSBORO MUTUAL INSURANCE m
~ Such has been the care and economs Of TIA
onlcers OF this Company, that we are ire from
oeot nave made no assessments, and have now
on hand a large capital, viz in premium note.
S4a7,oss " in cash $13,345 s9-makine a to-
tai OF $47o,5O4 %; to meet any losses that may
accrue; we therefore have no hesitation in savine
to the public, that there is no safer Company in
the southern country. The most of the Risks in
this Company being in the Western part of the
State, where the danger from fire is much less.
OFFICERS:
JAMES SLOAN, President
z. w. 0GBURN, Vice President.
p. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
I ADAMS, Sec. and Treasurer.
W. ]. Mcconnell,
j. A. Mebane, Executive Comm;ttas
j. M. Garrett,
All communication on business connected with
this ONCE, should be addressed to
PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
Greensboro, N. C., July 81, 1857. 4s-tf
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North Carolina Mutual insurance r

NOIIn Caronna mutual Insurance Co
HIS Company has been in successful o,.es-
uon over ~ years, and continues to take risks
steam Mills and Turpentine Distilleries unon "a,
voraoie terms. Its Policies now cover propertv
amounting to SS,S37,649, alarge portion Of which
Is IN country risks, and its present capital is owe r
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds pron-
erly secured. f
The average cost of Insurance upon the pl.n of
this Company has been less than one third of one
per cent per annun, on all rades Of properly EN-,
braced in its operations.
All communication in reference &c insurance
T. II. SELBY PRESIDE.
HAxDESS SMITH, Sec'y;
July 2, 1859. 49,
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Mistelaneeus.

The Proprietors of the above establishment beg
leave to inform the Public, that they have Just re-
turned from the Northern and Eastern citiea, with
one OF the largest and most varied Stocks of Goods
ever brought to this market, which they offer on
the most reasonable terms.
April @. 1859. 22-qv
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A C u L :

CHARLES F. DEEMS, D. D.,
Rector, and Professor of Bellies Letters.
Capt. JAMES d. RADCLIFFE,
Pr f. of Mathematics and the Physical Sciences
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$3.50 REWARD.

$3.50 REWARD.
ID ANAWAY from the subscriber, the follow,
LII ing negroes, to wit: Negro man WILLIE.
a blacksmith by trade, dark ginger,cake colsr,
very large eyes and high broad forehead. He is
about six feet high and weighed when he left about
IT'S or $50 pounds, age about % or 81 years. He
has been runaway nearly four years, and is pro-
badly in Wake or in the vicinity Of my plantation
and / have reasons to believe that said negro man
WILLIE is passing about dressed in women's
clothes. | viii give 800 for him, taken dead or
alive.
goo REWARD for negro woman CHARITY.
DNO aged 80 years, dark color, large eyes
and very large mouth, weighs 14o or $50 pounds,
5 feet 5 inches high, and has a very full head OF
hair, quite long.
COO REWARD for negro manEDGAR, aged
RCO about 40 years, dark eslor. high forehead
and high cheek bones; about 5 feet Z inches high.
and weighs $50 or 100 pounds l viii give $75
reward for negro man EDGAR taken dead OF
alive.
Twill give the above rewards for the apprehen'
sion and safe delivery of eithef or all of the above
negroes to me, or for their confinement in any jail
so thatI car get them. SETH WARD.
Franklinton, N. C.
October 9. 1883. A a TT
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Snsmantts,
gpHE NORTH CAROLINA Militia

VlHE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL
4 Life Insurance Company, now in the
tenth year of successful operation, with growing
capital and q armer hold upon public confidence,
continues to insure the lives Of healthy persons
from IL to 60 years Of age, for one year, for seven
years, and for life, all life members sharing in the
profits. All slaves from 10 to 50 years of age ars
insured for one year or for FIVE years, for two.
thirds of their value.
All losses are punctually paid within 90 davs
after satisfactory proof is presented.
For further Information, the public is referred
% Agents of the Company in all parts Of the Stats,
and 70 b. II. BATTLE, sect1.
Raleigh, n. c.
odnnudty o, lfoS- 2Ol-sIy
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cines now before the public.
These Gums remover One dose taken af-
all morbid or bad mat- tier each meal will cure
ter from the SYSTEM, dyspepsia.
supplying their place One dose of two
a healthy flow of bile, tea s~poonfuls will al
invigorating the stom. ways relieve s K
ach, causing food to Headache. s
digest well, purifying . Only one dose i'm.
the blood, giving tone e }mediately I elieye
and health to the9A Collie, while
whole machinery, re, One dose often re-
moving the cause of (peated is a sure cure
the disease-afecting 2 for Cholera Morbus,
q radical cure. % Sand a preventive of
Bill GUS attacks are Cholera.
cared, and, what is&H Only one bottle is
better prevented by(H needed to throw out
the, occ asional use OFF, Sof the system the eff.
the Liver Invigorator. fects of medicine af-
One dose after eat az ter a loEg sickness.
ing is sufficient to Ie-Sr, One bottle taken for
lieve the stomach and - Jaundice removes all
prevent the food from s~allowDess or unnat-
rising and souring. NJ )ural color from the
Only one dose taken II skin.
before retiring, pre- One dose taken a
vents nightmare. short time before eat
Only one dose ta- ing gives vigor to the
ken at night, loosens} appetite and makes
the bowels gently,an 1.-THE food digest well.
cures costiveness.
One dose, often repeated, cures Chronic Diar'
rhe in its worst form, while Summer and Bowe'
Complaints yield almost to the first dose.
A few bottles will cure Dropsy by exciting thu
absorbents.
We take pleasure in recommending this medi
cine as a preventive for Fever and Ague, Chill
Fever, and all Fevers of a Bilious type. 1t op
crates with certainty, and thousands are willing t
testify to its wonderful virtues.
All who use it are giving their unanimous ties
timony in its favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigoratol
and swallow both together.
Price one dollar per bottle. DR.. SANFORD
Proprietor, No. 1886 Broadway, New York. Re
tailed by all Druggists.
May z, 1859. 81
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THE LIVER INvIG0RAICR!
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Compounded entirely from Gums.

It's one Of the best Purgative and Liver Medi-
cines now before the public.
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himself and Luther Hill, Of same place For inn
provement In apparatus for feeding pegs.
VIM. b. w WilliaIns, Of Warrenton, N. C.-For
improvement In ploughs. f.. ...- ~
o. H. Waters, Of Baltimore, Md, assignor to
Alfred Hunter, of Washington, d. C.-For i'm
proved clothes dryer. ss-.--...-
Lewis White, Of Hartford, Conn, assgnor to
himself and Daniel Mclaughlin, Of New Y ork,
N. Y.-For improvement in lamps.
RsissUss.-Wm. Fulton, Of CfanbeEro, N. j.
For improvement N lamps.
p. A. Palmer, Of Troy, N. Y.-For improve
ment in heating elevated ovens.
Henry B. Goodyear, Of New York, N. Y, ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of Nelson GOODYEAR, de-
ceased-For improvement In the manufacture OF
India rubber fabrics. g. .'t-......-. b.. y
Deaga.-Henry Hebbard, of New York, N. Y.
For designs for the handles Of spoons, forks. &c.
E1tsnsions.-C. j. woolson, Of Cleveland, o.
For Improvement n cooking stoves. f-
.oederiek Z. Siekles, Of New York, N. Y.-Fol
Improvement In the mode Of tripping cutoff
valves. :. a's#
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ANOTHER SCHOOL MISTRESS SwIypLEp-In
New York, few days ago, fair locking young
woman called at the City Hail Police Court ask
ing the assistance Of Alderman Brady to ferret
out the whereabouts of her trunks and Of fellow
who, under the pretence Of giving her employ
Inent as teacher for his two daughters, had got
possession Of her trunks, watch and money, and
then, after having her completely heeced, dsap-
peared. He had an advertisement I'm one of the
daily papers, pretending to be a Southerner and
calling himself Mr.. Bruce, asking young women
to call on him, as he wanted teacher for his two
daughters. She entered into the agreement, and
they put up at the Clinton Place Hotel, where he
entered themselves on the book az Mr. and Mrs
Bruce During the evening he had her trunks
sent to the depot at Jersey City, which was found
to be fraud. He then got her watch, and the
next morning $40, and 50 which he borrowed, to
pay their board bill at the hotel, as he said he
would get 500 while passing through the lower
part Of the city on their way to the depot. He
then disappeared, leaving the poor woman with
out a cent.
This fellow has been arrested, and proves to be
one McAlpine, who is said to have figured large
iy in several cases Of fraud and to have served a
term in the State prison. He is a large man,
about 40 years Of age, and dresses after the man
ner Of the fancy gentry. He speaks with a de-
cided Scotch accent, and appears TO be man of
unlimited audacity. In court, on his examina-
ton, he handed over watch and chain to the
court, and admitted that the watch belonged to
the girl The girl said the chain was not hers,
whereupon McAlpine claimed 1t. "where did
you get Ii frorn!" asked the court. McAlpine
hereupon went of like rocket. He rose to his
feet in great indignation, and said the legal in
ference was that he bought 1t. He was not green
in such matters.
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rrAn Indictment has been found by the grand
jury Of the Superior Court at Barnstable, Mass ;,
against Capt. Orlando, Of the brig Rolerson; Cor.
ham Crowell, part owner of the brig; and Capt
Bacon, Of the schooner Elizabeth, for kidnapping
and returning to slavery negro who had escaped
from Pensacola by concealing himself on board
the Rolerson
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NAVAL ISrELLIsKNcK.-The new steam gun
boat Pawnee, ii to be launched at Philadelphia In
few days She is the largest. and is expected 10
turn cut the most superior Of the seven gun-boats
ordered by Congress She is 23s feet long, AZ feet
wide, ,2e9 tons burden, and will carry six guns
and about 1UO persons. Her bottom, which Is al
most fat, is convex In form near the keel, while
the bilge on the outer surface is on level with
the lower part Of the keel.
The steamer Water Witch, which belonged to
the Paraguay expidition, il nearly ready for sea
at Norfolk. She has been ordered to the Gulf Of
Mexico.
The steam gun-boa Mohican will be completed
some time next month. She is the only vessel of
the newly detailed squadron for the coast of Al.
rica at present in the States the corvette Constea
ton having sailed from Boston, the Portsmouth
from Portsmouth, N. H., and the steamer San
Jacinto, Sumpter and Mystic, and the storeshp
supply from New York. The Constellation and
Portsmouth have arrived on their new station
A letter from the steamer Shubrick at Puget
Sound, says that an apparatus has been invented
on board oil her for throwing boiling water on an
enemy, sort Of warfare that keeps the Indians at
very respectable distance
The steam sloop-of-war BROOKLYN sailed from
Mobile on the 9th inst. for Pensacola The fol-
AASs VI Ac Subjects. Cdppaln,
David Farragut; Lieutenants, James A DOYLE.
VIM. N. Jeffers, Albert Smith, Wm. Mitchell,
Henry II. Adams; Surgeon, VIM. Minor; Ass:s-
tant Surgeon, james Leach, Purser, Thomas
LOCKER; LIST I.ieuteant of Marines {. r. Graham:
Chief Engineer, j. Fallonsbee; Assistant Enpi-
neers, Deiuce, Jordan, Brown, Brooks, White.
Snider
The steamer Fulton, Com. Williamson, from
Norfolk, arrived at Key West on the Sd inst.
The storeship Relief, Com. Dove. from New
York arrived at Aspinwall on the 2lst inst
The frigate Sabine, Com. Adams, sailed from
AsPinwall on the 2lst ult for San Juan del Norte
The Panama Star Of Sept. l, furnishes the fol-
lowing naval items:-The United States steam
frgates Merrimac and Saranac. sloop Vandalia
and storeshiP Warren, are at present in the Bay Of
Panama. The former will sail hence for home,
about the 10th inst, via Valparaiso, where Com
modore Montgomery will transfer his lao to the
Lancaster. The Saranac is to remain here and
the Vandalia is expected TO leave to-day for the
States, touching at some of the ports on the South
Pacific coast, SO that she will scarcely get home
before February. The sloops St Marys and Cyane
are on the Central American coast and the steam
ffigate Roanoke and sloop Preble are at Aspin-
wall. The crews on board the vessels In this har-
Dor are perfectly healthy. DIR. Ward, Passed Assis
tant Surgeon of the Saranac, leaves for home in
the Star Of the West Lieut. Phenix has been
temporarily appointed 10 the command Of the
storeship Warren.
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II The Italians and Red Republican French
residents Of San Francisco allowed themselves to
become terribly excited on the reception of the
news Of the cessation Of the war in Italy and loud
and deep maledictions were showered upon the
head Of Napoleon. The reds grossly insulted the
French Consul as he was entering the church to
witness a TIE Deum In commemoration of the
birthday of the French Emperor, and riot would
probably have occurred, but for the timely inter.
ference Of the police.
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NJ MUSICAL NOTICE.
lylR. WIN: q. DIETRICH, Pupil of the Con-
seTvatoire of Prague Bohemia, ard late of M,
New York, respectfully announces to the&EAk
citi .ens of Washington that, having beenS8X
induced TO take charge of fie organ aud choir
in one Of the leading chnroh-s iu this place, he
is PTsssred 70 give IMSTRUCTfQEs On THE
In VOCAL MUSIC. Applications to be N ade az
Mr.. METZEkOTTS Music Store, Pa. avsnue,
where circul lar will be found stating terms and
further particulars. The best Of references given
ON application. CLASS IN SINGING will b,
started as soon as certain number of pupils shall
have subscribed their names. au n SIN
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

MUSICAL CARD.
"A. F. LITTLE, PROFESSOR OF Music, having
returned to Wa.hlngtoa latter the vacatlo on -
wishes To inform his friends and patrons, thatlLx
he has resumed the duties of his profession. >IzX
B.lng ths professor OF the musical department at
AnlwIck Seminary, and having pupils elsewhere, he
has but a few leisure hours TO devote to private
sohoars In this cty to secure his services there
FORE early application is requested.
Terms md circulars TO be- had at w. 6. Meter
otis Music store, cor. nth street and Pa. avenue
Residence At DIR. Hunts, No. $40 Pa ave.
sci II IN
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III The dsata OF Robert wickliae. of Ken
lucky, wiz, II 81 supposed, render necessary III,
return Of Mr.. Preston, now at the Court of Madrid
The estate Of Mr.. wicklins 10 very large, .nt
Mrs Preston, the wife OF the Minister, s one o
the three heirs who inherit the whole.
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IrAt New Orleans, Commissioner have been
selected Tor the purpose Of securing the erection
Of important levees for the protection of a large
portion of Nofthern Louisiana and Southern Ar.
kansas Tbs measure has been found impera.
lively necessary In consequence OF the immense
amount Of property almost annually swept away
by the rising river
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III Mr.. Alonro Hitchcock, OF Chicago, claiml
TO have been the inventer Of the Armstrong gun
for producing which an Enylishman Wa honored
with the title Of nobility.
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MUSICAL INsTRUGLTIoN
HARP, PIANO, GUIT.R, SINGI INC, NC
ORGAN. Se.
Prof DE CENIEI.'S long and practical expe-
rienc,i the art of Teaching Music e"ables Hs
him To pursue such a method as to completeSsks&
tho Musical education of even tho possess $GH
Ing ordinary ability, in less than half the tine
usually devoted To the study Of Music under the In
different instruction of Incompetent teachers.
Duo attention paid to the proper Iuscular devel-
Opment of the hands for obtaining qGality agility
and elasticity of ftouoh; and lastly, thou not least
the true manner of rendering Music graceful, bril-
liant, and expressive,-tae whole combining the
giate professors in Europe.
II Z Only a limited number OF pupils received.
Pa ties wishing to make their engagele nts will do
well 10 apply as soon as possible to
Prof. C. T. DE- CCENlEI.,
Musical Repository, Pa ave.,
au 2-lm bet. 10th ard lIth sts
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PLANO FORTE ANP Aff5N ORGAN INsTRUc-
MISS Y. sTUMPF, p1piI of BEINFETTER
celebrated pianist of Mannheim, Germany, re- ~
spectfully intiinates TO the music loving oIti &S
zens Of Washington that having had many ~
years experience In teaching, Is now prepared TO
receive pupils her as beg inneTa those more ad
gan. Terms moderate Application can be made
and any orders left at Mr; DeCGniel's Musical Re
exceptional reference As to ability can be given
III situation as Organist viii be accepted.
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fRAVKLHS DIRECTORY.
PA.sAoE, rSS NfM gSssS SotkE tHkEALs ANu

= P.ss.or fVk NhMS aohh Ann
: AssA'Es ssrsTas6PoS. HTSaljsSPbsS si.se. haALs AND
, The New York and yir1inis Screw Steamship
.siP MOUNT VERNON, Tn spe s.t CAPT ssH =, e1aG
{. Smith, viii lseye the Company ta
WE'D sst % q, .Ia u sslost b q 9s
Depot, al Ale1hadrIs. ~ 'clock D. m. sane day.
Pastenssrs from Washington and GEORGETOWN
can tate the coaches connecting with AleyaDdra
7th street snd Pa avenue hourly, tbey can leave
O'Clock O. m.
State rooms can he enrared on applio.tiou IN
Nessrs. Morgan d khinehart, Western Whsryes
Freight vll be received up TO the hours Of deysr-
M Insurance vill be effected on oil rosd, by
this line at the ofoe Of the Company at per cent
rue mmsdations for passenger by this line
are IN every rosIect hrsteass and every effort viii
o. made TO reader this communication with New
For freight or passage apply TO FOwLE a.
II. b. B.cRoMwELI CO.,
se2-ly IS W est at, corner A Albany, New York.
DEGULAR THROUGH LINE TO CALIFOR-
IL MA, VIA PANAMA. on the 5th and -<e-os>
n Of every moth, by the steamships <4AE
ADRlATlc, ATLANTIC aud RA -S
TIC, tf3rmerly IN the Liverpool Line The above
unrivalled steamships, owned by the North Attain
a. ~ amshi? Co, are new being fitted up for the
California Ade. one Of which will leave the wharf
foot of Canal street, the 5th October, at D. NJ,
and SOM montnly thereafter. The rates Of passage
aGd freight vii be as reasonable az by any other
rsngements for thA comfort aud health Of the pas
sengers will be such as to challenge compsrisO', :.
An experienced surgeon will be attached 20 each
ship. su N-lm
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EOR SALE.-The subscriber will sell, on accom-.
y modatng terms, very convenient and desira-
BILE two story brick DWELLING hOUSE. kitch-
en- dairy and smoke house, with a pump of good
water in the yard. situated on Frederick, between
second and Third sire Is, Georgetown. The lot on
which the house stands fronts 20 feet Frederick
street running back 96 feet more less. The hrst
payment vii. be required in money. On the de-
ferred payments. secured by deed of trust on the
property, time will be given sat sfactory the pur
chaser. Apply to WIN. 6. RIDGELEY,
au 80 eo3w No. 76, LIST street, GEORGETOWN.