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LATER.
ST. John 5. September

ST. Johns. September 5.
The Prince Albert has arrived, bringing
two DAYS later ad,ices from Europe. She
left Galway on the ssih.
In the House Of Commons Lord Palmer
sion acknowledged the services Of Abd-el-
Nader 10 the Christians of Syria, and said
that tie British Consul had been instructed
to tender 10 him the thanks Of the British
Government. lie further said that the Gov.
eminent has no information relative to the
intention OF France TO establish fort on the
Lake Of Geneva. aud explained the position
u England On the Savoy question. The
cessIon has not yet been recognised BY Eu.
rope.
The Constitutional publishes articles sta
ting that the relations 81 France and Aus.
iria are excellent, and congtatglating Aus
tria On her reform tendency.
Fort Reggie capitulated on the 2ist. The
garrison was allowed e. leave with muskels
and personal baggage only. General Cosenz
crossed az FinmiChino. Two Neapolitan
brigadcs surrendered TO him al discretion.
The Garibaldians were masters Of Fort
Delpezzo; alsp, after short fight, they &C.
cupied Villa San Giovanni.
Sardinia has prohibited any more yolun.
teers from embsrking al Genoa for Sicily.
The China mails have reached England.
Large bodies Of Rebels, Who took refuge IL
the jungle. had been routed. Lord klgin
aud Baron Gros bad gone 70 the Gulf Of Pc
chele. Il was suspected that they would
attempt 10 renew negotiations. ahich IL was
supposed would be futile. Everything indi-
Gated the intenlion Of the Chinese to tight.
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LATEST.

81. Johns, n. f., Sepi.s
The City Of Washington arrived OF Cape
Race last evening. with Liverpool dates Il
the sOlh ut.
Garibaldi had met with more successes
Calabria had proclaimed him Dictator.
Il was rpmprcd that the King Of Maple.
had fed the country 10 fiigste.
Parliament was prorngted on The ssth
The Queen saws in her address that the re.
lations IL Great Britain are peaceful and
satisfactory with all nations.
Nothing else OF interest.
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From The 81. foul. News.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The firm heretofore known as the Demo.
cratic Party is this day dissolved. All friend.
Of Douglas & Johnson are warned not to
trust Breekinridg. & Lane, and all friends
ri Breckenridge & Lane are warned not 10
trust Dougla. & Johnson. as neither party
will be responsible for the debts Of the other.
nor for the debts of the old firm.
baltimore, June 90, SEQ.
NoTIcE. The undersigned have this day
united in partnership for the purpose 81 con-
Quoting general "Squatter Sovereignty"
business. Orders from The Northwest promp.
~ attended 10.
DOUGLAS & JOHNSON.
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POPULATION OF THE THREE GREAT CouN-
TRIES OF THE WoRLD.-The population OF
Great Britain England. Wales, Scotland,
and lresand,) BY the census Of 1853 was
28, Goa, 362. and that Of France by the census
.oc 1858 was sc, 205. 1872. The United States
numbered 2s,l9l,8 $40 by the census Of 1850,
and the estimates Of the present census. now
in progress, range from thirty to thirty-three
millions. In population. therefore. the three
countries do not differ very widely.
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To the Travelling Community.

SNE take this method Of returning our thanks to
w the travelling public for toe patronage heretofore
received and hope receive liberal share in future,
as we determined 10 spare no pains 10 merit il.
We have removed our Horses and Hacks 10 Guthries
Hotel in Chapel Hill, where we will lie ready at all
times carry passengers to any depot the railroad,
OF any other place TO which they may desire to go,
as cheap any hackmen in the place.
Our Hacks in good order and have good Horses
and careful Drivers, that are ready to depart at any
hourw may be called upon. We also have Bugges
on hand TO accommodate single passengers
JAMES e. LUTER & co.
Chapel Hill, August 8, 1860. 54--6w
- Raleigh Register and STANDARD publish six weeks
and forward account.
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Da. GREESrs OxtaFxArrn BitrGRs.-we are not
IN The habit a. readers are aware % recommending
o. noring the various ncslfums that arc urged upon
The public attention. hot there arr occasional cases
where departure from this rule seems proper and The
article above named presents case ofthe kind. This
medicine has acquired permanent reputation fof The
relief ei Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. Heart Burn. snd
~ difficulties originating proceeding from Tie Dice.
tive Oraans and conisining ne slcohol no mineral o.
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CALIFoRMA.--The present population Of
the city of San Francisco is 78.O85, Of whom
40. 843 are white males, %. 985 white females,
also Chinese. aud 1855 ncgfoes. The
whole population Of the State does not ex-
coed three hundred and fifty thousand. II
was universally supposed that the population
would number 700 900.
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Dcar ana pam b A.,ium. w. n.sls

last week 10 mention that W. d. Cook. who has had
change d ih. IasiluiOn from is commencement. had
resigned The position. AMI ,eeePied The appointment Of
Prinepsl 10 The Georgia State Asylum The Board Of
Directors have appointed Willie J. Palmer. for some
time IN asissn, in The Institution Principal TO sue
coed NJ cook. The Raleigh Register eongrasulaies
the friends az the hesitation upon the selection cf one
90 thoroughly seqasinisd with the du,ie. which VII
dssslss upon him. energetic. and capable q Civ
ing entire satisfaction.
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The Christian Banner. Of. Frederic ksburg,
religions paper 81 The Union Baptist per.
suasion. d course neutral in politics. but
whose editor. we believe. is Democrat,
says: j" Our humble conviction is that neither
Douglas. nor Breckinridge can be elected
Why not let The whole South and The whole
Democratic party center on Mr.. Bell. and
drfeat the Black Republicans and save the
Union ~ Yes, indeed. why nots
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Richmond Wing. ia nO,cins The recent ,si, o. Judge
Dsasss 70 ihsl city, says The reception Of Judge
Dsosias. Yesterday evening. must have been 10 the
highest degree gratifying 70 him AMI his irisnd. To
u ws. eaais... unexpectedly muliiludinnus and
eosjai. II this fresP,oa i IN injiraiion u Judge
Dssgi.s. strength IN Richmond The Breckenridge men
nigh, .. ws. hang their harp. on be willow For our.
ssl,ss Ne hardly know what "a make oft. snd for The
Fs.snt shall oaIy sag Huush foi Jlesson,"
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cTORs.
For the State at Large.
HON. GEO. Z. BADGER, of Wake.
DIR. r. X. SPEED, Of Pasquotsnk.
~ 10 r o ms

II We would invite the attention Of county mer.
waine Co. Of their Fail stock Of Boots, Shoes &c.
wssre sure they viii find Them pleasant and accom-
modslng dealers.
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". CsRoLiSs PREBYTERiAsfsM - The az.
gregate contributions II the shole SYNOD. are
sls,lO4; divided Among The Peeshyterirs as
lvIlOuss
Pre.byiery u Orang,. s6.sg5; Presbyiery
Of fayetteville, s5sis; Presbytcry Of Con.
card. $500. In addition to the above con.
tribpusns to the Iioards. the Churches have
forwarded through the editors of this paper
about si $50 70 the Chiniqay calony.
The number Of church members IN the
three rresbyirri.s IL; Oange. 5.Ol2; fas.
etteyillc, 5.5ej; Concord. 1855 total. Is.
500.
The average contribution. Of each eommu.
meant j. ~ iollowsi IN Orange Presbyts'y.
~ q; 10 Fayetteville Ptesbyiery, I'll Us ~
Concord Prssbytery. IS ihr average for the
whulc State is about one dollar and quar-
Ter. n. G. Frcstyirian.
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pcxcrrsl Msm.--isst week. While Che
Ia.ldIard ~ the Madison House In Clearlield,
Pa. was searching Tor pair Of saddle bags
in The attic story, he found an old mail bag
which vas delivered 10 The Postmaster, and
on being opened. was found 70 contain sew
,r.I paetsges Of letters. the post marks ds'
ling back three yesrs,
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DOUGLAS & JOHNSON.
Bnlrimnre. Inne %. ii

Daiimpfe, June %, lsbu'
NorIcE. The undersigned having seeded
from the Baltimore Convention. and set or
for themselves, will carry on the " Congress.
sional intervention" business. at the old
stand. Southern trade solicited.
BRECKENRIDGE & LANE.
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SENSIBLE TALk.-The Nashville Patriot

SENSIBLE TALK.-The Nashville Patriot
has the following
What's the use, said life long Demo-
GRAFT 10 one Of our citizens Saturday. for me
to vote for either Breckenridge or Douglas
Neither Of them can be elected. and in such
crisis as the present. wish ms vote. when
| cast il. to have some weight in the scale o.
the Union. have. therefore, determined IA
support Bell and Everett. II my party were
united and harmonious. they might effect
something. and would stand BY them. But
now. split into two sections, each bitter and
unrelenting in its hatred OF the other. moth
ing is left to encourage me--nothing to. give
me reasonable hope Of success--an,l must,
for the campaign, ally myself with those who
may succeed"
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A Nsw Paper . promised % maks i. appearance
fonhwfh IN chsrIsr.. o sisecais the slseiln d :
A. Dossl.. lar President !, ito ~ conducted y
g,nilsmsa Of experience AMI .biliy. AMI inenJ.
expect ffom Il eiIi.ien .eTiee.
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VALUABLE LANE
FOR SAL z.

Will, ssl IL ile highest biilet ~ The premises,
an thc gg,h d,y IL September 1850, (f not dspos.
ed 81 elsre.l ans tract Of Land three an hlli miles
.outh ess, II Hllsbor,uih ini me quartet q mile
gtom ~ g,tlr,lI. containing I5Ol Acres. All 81
,bs t,nI i ,tg,sssel hu iHau, hnfesn seies There
10 l,a dxcllint.housc ~ H. linl. sHh Bsset.ii.
ins spfinr u Wtier within few yiiis q Tie hsuss
said land ali ins josiah Guess. DAVID Sifayh'fn, al
ohrt. A.a II The time anil place will seil me
o,bst fict containing 10 Acres nriis me half creek
low grounds. ten acres ~ which u timhetei
Those wishing 70 purchase would 10 vel 70 call
and see TIC land.
Terms made known nn'ihs lay 81 sale
WILLIE n. STRAYH0RN,
August ~. ss-gvF
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Afe~ DAYS since. two lads. Of Mrs. Re.
name. residing near Bosina. Miss. quarrel.
eli Al dinner about piece 81 peach PIE. and
soou got 10 blows. when the elder ~ the
biys siabbsd.his braiher with carving knife,
killing him Instantly.
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MAINLAND. - some Of our enthusiastic
BreekinriJse mcn have gone 50 Ear 10 their
baastine as to.elaim Maryland Cor Breckin.
ridge and Lane. Thai matter il now settled
beyond III dispate. There are two Demo.
cratic electoral tickets in the field. one cor
breckenridge and the other for Dougla..
,npmiaat,d ~ Conventions Nhich'repudiated
aay kiad 81 fasion. hell aud Everett Of
course have ne State without . struggle.
Peysfeihs t,b~prr.
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A CAR D TO YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN-fhe suhsrciber will send sfreetf chargs) TO al
who desire il, the Receipt and directions 70, making
simple Vegetable Balm, that will in from two to eight
days, remove Pimples, Blo,ches Tan, Freckes, Sal.
owness. and all impurities and roughncss Of The skin
leaving the same-as Nature intended should be-
soft, clear, smooth and beautiful Those desiring the
Recipe, with full Instructions directions and advice,
will please call address with return possge)
JAMES r. MARSHALL,
Pa cTIcAL CHEMIST,
No. 81 City Blu ildngs, New York.
September IL, 59--3m
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wALKrR's FmLisUsrEaiso ExpEprios.--
Latest adsices from Honduras. contained in
a telegram from New Orleans, Indicate that
the gres, modern Fillibuster, whose recent
descent on Trvsxillo has claimed passing
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COMPLIMENT TO CON-. MAURY--ANorHER
PRINCE COMING.

| TMNCE SUMlNG.
1t has already been stated in the ncwspa.
pers that the Austrian Archduke Ferdinand
Macmillan contemplates visit to thii
country. Com. Maury has just received /
letter from his Imperial Highness. Of which
the following 10 a copy;
Trieste, June II, 1860.
| Dear Sir ~ read with the creates: plea
sure your treatise on The Winds at Sea, !
and return my grateful thanks for this inter-
esting publication, as well as for the most
valuable sailing directions. Of which you We
ny kindly made me and the Austrian navy a
present.
! avail mayseli Of this opportunity for
sending you the meteorological diary, kept
within the last months during my trip to
South America, on board III |. Ms steamer
Elizabeth, BE pleased to accept il as small
contribution toihe observations you suggest
ed. and in which all seaiaring nations are
now sedulously engaged. May il serve you
as a proof that our small navy, approaching
also the full weight and extent Of your emf.
nent results, strives to add something to
work which all enlightened seamen praise as
the highest improvement 10 lhe nautical sci
ence. deeply regret not having been able
to pay visit to the Northern part Of the
trans. Atlantic continent, for thus lost the
opportunity Of making your personal ac-
quaintance, and Of expressing to you in
words our highest esteem. As soon intend
to undertake voyage to the United States.
trust ! shall then have the pleasure Of see
ing you.
Most sincerely yours.
FERDINAND MAMMALIAN.
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n EM EIR NJ

NEW FIRM.
THE FIRM OF FISHER, FoARD & HOOKER
having been legally dissolved, We, The undersigned
have associated ourselves together under the firm Of
F0A RID 81 HOOK
for the purpose Of continuing the former business az
the same place.
We are thankful 10 our friends and customers for
past fayors, and hope by correct, prompt
and energetic system OF doing business, to merit
aud receive an increased patronage.
We shall be able to Furnish
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Ship Chandlery, Negro Clothing. Farming
Implements, North Carolina Flour,
! Corn, Hay, Fish, Cypress Shingles,
&c, &c, &C.,
al as low Pnces any other house in eastern North
Carolina.
Having our own vessels wharf, drays, &C., VIC will
pay particular attention to the commission and for.
watling business. We will also make liberal cash
advances on consignments
JOHN r. F0ARD,
o. HOOKER.
Newbern, N. c., May %, 1860. a.
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xewbera Dally rrosress.-Tai. .prishly

jsunsi has jus commenced hs ihitd volume much ~.
iarred sni improved in sPpessnce. The editor Par
suing az in5speaJsni and lhe,a snd displays
much energy ssj ability. and !. dsubss ,sapins his
reward.
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notice, is likely to have his desire for fight
ing fully gratifed. On the 10th of August
an English man-of.war arrived off the port,
with the ayowed intention Of protecting the
citizens Of Honduras and their property. and
OF restoring the revenue Of Truxil!o to the
rightfufauthorites. A force ofseven hundred
mrn under President Guardiola had assem-
bled outside the wall, ready for an attack on
the Esd. At Ruatan. the oath, o heavy can
nonad'ng was heard 10 the direction Of
fruxiilo, which lasted for some time, and
there is good reason to believe that il was
caused bya combined attack on Wakes po-
stion by sea and land. As the Intervention
Of the English was something not Counted
ou by Walker. who thus encounters an oh.
stacle more difficult to overcome than the
opposition Of the Hondurans under Guardi-
ola. II is quite probable that the next adyices
will announce his total defeat.
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Little River Institute.

T'fiE rall Session, lsG0. of this Insiilutien will
commence on the Oh day 81 luly. under he IA.
sifuetiJn of }. ~ Brewer Students will Ne admitted
n any tine, snl charged from lhc uc Of entrance 10
the end u The session. No allowance will be madc
81 absence except icf rf5faried Sickness Or specis
snnsc,. The school is located Orange county, ten
miles meth Of litsboipugh. ia moral. religious and
healthy ueiahbofhocI, Board eau hr had 10 rsspects
BE families al seven dollars per m1nih including every
thing necessary Cor a student.
TERMS or TUITION.
spelling, Reading and WHITING. SO 90
Geography. Grammar and Arithmetic, ~ 70
Latin. Algebra, 80. - %
Mr.. HALL. JOSEPH ". MCKEE, !.
20. WILSON, jas. ALLISON.
T.B.RAY Z. WILSON,
GEO. &. RAY, JS
L. W. HALL, Secretary.
June 5. 45-9mp
BLANKS for Sale at lhis Office,
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Rock Spring Academy.

TIE 9th session q ils institution will open on the
ssih q Iuiy. s60. anil continue f0r twenty weeks
The Academy i situated ten miles southwest II Hills.
5ii0ueh aud twelve miles west Of Chapel Hill, In
sriy moral and healthy community, and where every
necessary requisite for procuring education i cx.
tended We prepare students f5f eolegc. or for the
ordinary business Of lie. The terms are az iollows;
Classical OF Scientific Course, $50
EHslish Branches. SIS
Boisa cin - had at So pea session. including al
expenses. I. D.Olthau, James I. Miner, and Others.
viii tskt tosrirfs Tbry orc living very convenient.
For further particulars aiitrss
". J.. OLDHAM, Priacipal,
oska, Orange County, y. G.
June "a. 47-tT
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Most sincerely yours,
FERDINAND MAMMALIAN,

AFcnuuke % Austria.
70 Capt. NJ. T. Maury, superintendent Of
the United States Observatory, Washing
ton, ID. G.
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any poisonous drug 10 Of the SAFEST remedial pre-
scrptions. For fuller account the reader is referred
TO the advertisement OF the article. Worcester Spy
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II being rulnored that the Mormons are
about to return TO Hancock county, Illinois,
under the leadership Of Joseph Smith, jr., to
settle at their old place. an Indignation meet
ing has been held at Carthas to protest a.
gainst it.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Fifty Dollars Nonth, and all Expenses paid.
A active Agent Is wanted in every County in tho
"A United States and Canadas, 10 solicit orders and
introduce our New National Double Thread $40 Sew.
ing Machine. Warranted equal to any high priced
machine. Practical for every family, which makes ii
the cheapest and most popular machine in existence.
limited number Of responsible Agents are wanted, to
travel and solicit orders by Sample, at salary Of $50
per month and expenses. Business permanent Al
dress, with stamp, for conditions and instructions,
]. W. HARRIS & CO.,
Shoe and Leather Exchange, Boston, Mass.
July 25. 52-3m
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NOTICE.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
ron SALE.

10y sir,ue II decree II Unnrc County Crtt',
~ .hlf nrsr Tor sale On credit Of nine months. =
the late residence II Mrs. Rchstta Gsoch deceased,
on the eih d,y 81 October nest. Valuable Tact o.
Land. containing 9GG Acres. Oh Eifhy'a Creek. y
lcinr the land upon which Mis- i;e,stei Goaeh lived
and died. &c. GEER.
s..,...l., ss--iw
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Is r. NJ ARSHA
THE MARKETS.

Sc ptember IL,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21

A brilliant writer has said that "wish al
our living power, pride and wit, the dead
rule u.s." lie evidently referred to the per-
pesusl pupiiage OF the pTeseOt, within the
solemn halls and porohes, and under the AZ
voices Of the past. tits true that,
In a large messure, the dead TINS rule the
living. But what Of that, IL the dead rule
wisely7 We must examine and weigh we'll
their venerable dicta before We ehargs osr-
selves With servilisy. Az ~ hops Tor respect
for shs voice Of orr generate 10 she iat,afe,
osen 90 "a ust We respect thevoioes Of the gen
evationo OF the dead. Once they Wers hsing
and powerful, proud aad witty, and per.
chance ~ wise . We. They had she SAME
great common teashers, history snd expert.
ence, and 1thslr presidents that reach for
ward to govern ~, AFRO governed them. Not
10 ili-wiIl, nor sel6shIy, DO ,hsy reach oul
from their gYases to curb or spur us on
The best they knew and found for themselves,
tha. bequsathod they TO ~. Let - be CRATE.
full for whatever remains fron thar wise and
good enough for our need. The path OF hu.
man progress lies this way, up the long lins
OF generations. We not only tread forward
over suoosssions Of ancestral tonbs, bat v,
march upward on ssoosssi0us. OF aaossesa
Wisdoms md truths. Slow, indeed, shou lt
We be in striking down old laSdmarks.--
Time and use have ballowed them, and i
they mpst DO passed, let y be 10 silence AT
with uncovered heads. How soon oue 10
will be with the dead, when, il 10 fair 4
Judge, the future will deal with ~ no NOR
reverently than We deal with the past.
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Hine Ruhiicsaisns.

We have on cur table some specimens Of three
new publications which Mesns. Johnson, Fry Co.
of New York City, are now carrying through the
prsss,and suppyin 70 Subscribers in monthlyparts
Or numbers. s 1898
The nrst which we hare to notice ID nsw edi-
ton Of Shak sspssrsa Works In oc.Aro form, print
With numerous original and highly nnished steel
engrsvinEs, and edited bY m eminent American
scholar, who will make use Of all the labors md
discoveries Of the shAksspSsrian critics. In ssvs-
raj respscn, this work win doubtless surpass any
ether edition. 1t il intsadsd 10 complsts the work
In about forty parts, and IL ii exceeds forty-ve,
sli over that number win be furnished gratis by
the Publishers.
The nsxt work La new life Of washipgton, In
the same form and style, with the shove, With ma.
merous illustrations In the highest style Of art.
The third work Ia "Ths Battles Of ths United
States by Sea snd Land, giving the compisss bal.
tie roll from Lexington to Mexico. II il complied
BY Harry B. Dawson, member OF the New York
Historical Society, sad 10 illustrated with spisndd
steel engravinga from entirely new and original
designs by Chapel. 1t will be uniform In size and
appearances with the above named works, and Ia TO
be completed in about forty parts. Got up in this
style it will be one Of the most attractive works,
especially for "Yosng America, ever issu "a from
the American Press.
Mr.. .. II. Chambers, agent IL nov and will BE
for some days to come in this City soliciting sub.
scriptions for these works.
STAs y. yslav. "a Co.'S Ladiss' Drawing
IN thsir Slit Entsspziss wiH take piAse Jun4 1th
and tsth, 1850, At Fort n adisen, Lowe The task-
ct hoIders meet on the z5th TO select their Draw
ing Committee. 5s sF# -.
Those wishing tickets mnst apply seen. ii
d. VoTAW,JK 4 co.
June eth, 1s6e-dkw