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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-21
TERRAPIN LUNCH,
Corner of Ann street and Broadway.

Corner of Ann street and Broadway,
recently been pletey reed and efurnished
ding modern and under the
ce sfal management Of Mesrs STEELE 4 FORMAN-
The propreos the old of this well known sst,b
shmen no haze not recently visited - drop and hey
The liquors the bar selected from the best brands
imported into this civ and they chlsnge establish
IN New York to excel them of their
The prices also suited the times Private par
Tors for dinner parties always lin readiness aud
tnment for ay number will be prepared at short notice
fresh lot Of the finest and this
ket have been ceived and BE- served all hours
fond of tbs dcious diet this year they
being IN their prime. m2l 1--we
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by gentlemen
FAM VINO desrous of converting their left of
apparel into cash.
10 families ana gentlemen quitting the city. changing resi-
dnce having rnous effects dispose Of will find
much their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment
LEVENSTYN,
<66 Broadway. stairs.
line through the Pot Office, otherwise will receive
prompt attention. mel Imsrc
CLEAR PORk-200 brls Clear and Extra Clear Pork for
" sale by f. X. COLLINS 4 CO.
m3l Str 81 south
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MRS. N. SCHELTEMA Sine Is has received per late ar
u rivals from Paris new and choice IF MILNE
ry ,isting Of Straw Hats, trimmed in Paris
style OF Mantillas Seats aud Shawls some beau
full quality of Fcplard and her Silks fr Drsse, also
All of which will be opened positively Thursday 2ls
noI3 tishr
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
MISS TAYLOR respectfully informs her friends and
1N the public. that her BENEFIT will take place on FRI
DAY EVENING, 22d instant.
Box Bo X now OPEN. m20 3t'rc
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN thai The Partnership here
~ tOOre existing between the undeig 1ed aud JOhn Craw
ley in the Argus printing and jobbng establishments and be-
tween the and Jo Crawev and Henry John Cor
way the aud publ shipg Of Argus
carried at No Csane have been dissolved by
tu j consent
Dated New York January 2, 1874 .
m2l St. NORMAN rOOK
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interests in this country do not require protection hey
VIII make available every political move, touching
our connection with foreign countries The Texas mar
ket at present supplied with large quantities Of British
manufactures. Annex that market to ours, and their
wants will be supplied with domestic articles
Exports Of domestic goods from Boston for the week
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RY A YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUNrRY-A
situation wholesale retail Grocery Prov ison
stove Best of city references given Apply No 22s Null
Deryst. m2l 3tsm
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ITO FRENCHMEN-Want-d to purchase, good Doubl
Bareled French Gun, with carved stock aud rchd formed
cocks Please address U. NJ this office t,'ing the pic
aud describing the Gun. IN 03t'ec
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xlppsH ~A NUTICE--Tne S'elmb.st PUnIs
Anvr1Ar1P MOUTH is being thoroughly repaired
-3Ak AMI WV be ready at the q eniog Of navigation
utero edIats TO Troy, Albany an New York
This boa viii have cipacites for towing Equal any the
aud hoIed that 1t will obtain fair support
mel im.rc p. CONSTOCK
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S&k FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Ist Aprii-The
MA ship COR1ULANUs. Jas. Halle, Master. For
&s92ADEp freght or passage, apply
LAWRENCE X PHELPS,
No. 1903 Front stJeet, or TO
BOYD HINCKEN,
m2ltoalrc No. o Toatine Building
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FRArKroRr, March IL Sid G,zslIe Stubs, Baltimore:
Hope AIsy NYok Brilliant French, Philadelphia; Patriot
GTp, snL,s, Norfolk
zion NisSersan End Abstract Quinn Bostog Cooley $50
End S Aso !" DS :;Y;" Tssd hay WOOD
and With ts saved ,ss on
ct brig Cnmte.apd Of Portland I'm Mobile for Portland be-
PosrI.sD March T. Ar Washington. sarset cardeuas
10th arr President Leighton CherryGed for NYork; Texr
Ghes,peske. No Clearance Nothing sailed. Wind to NE.
phiad Fairfield. BUR- NYorS is,h"tld Romp, Lander.
saMn: s9EE March ZIP Bengal, J,ss,oS S,n
6nhq. sp.oy Bona oA: aas
Nysk for do March lah.ATy Alpi%s French, p M,t.n.
Baltimore for do D and RENAL" 5h 10, w iI
C9aet Emg ,r.t sSsao and Joseph Sg WI
Ashore and ,,eps,sd Alpine Trsash M,s9z Ro.na
jordan csdena. Pain RIDE shp.
EMPIRE via hT% S.
$:ss! s
Or, Hvins Eliza Leland Pe9dlelon Cardeoas; Masrsa,
OAK y o hsdaTsS aS a'BBe
G; Ino B,con Aleyandria Albany. o cor; Albany Mar.
Mayo Baltimore; Crket; Wilson, Port pnc, Vaneser,
s F" B.y Veaaa! f Pa %asSi e "a,
a sT sG, gI K s o se'k h'%s,I Million
nc; YIN Ply Baker Pc l,Sssiph. N,ha Bacon Norfolk
rS ,nS MG Bly, o gh' sassy ssd
ptis i.s: "a E%ssId Wy,;scs Seifos -
lAnr.uL,S Cows, March lGArr, Plymouth, Goodhue I'm
81, tATyMogTr March 7-Ar, Iobomok Jones' PacIfcoesn
,fnoyi9rsSs March li-,spa zenobis, Remington ssym
nan i7th AID Augusta Nickerson, Baltimore 18th, High
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SkR. FOR NEW ORLEANs-Louisana and New
s&4\ Work Limp svely frat regular Parkt sail 3,t
1A&G Maeh-The f,s, .ailing rachet 81 NTsvILLE
Capain Cornell, will 'ail as above her regular day, For
freight pasge having hsnd.ome furnished sccommo da
tons apply board foot Of We'll ST at Orleans wharf or u
H.. X COLLINS 4 co, 50 south at
shippers By this line rely upon having gsods cor
lily measured.
Agents ia New Ofeaps. Hnllin " Woodruff who will
pr ~, ty forward ~ goods 10 thcir address "
The Oconse Capt d. Jack on will succeed The
Huntsville and sail 10Th Aprl, her regular day. mai 70
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,,,;BI.lSflED 81 e Els 8
,vIEE.g4SI ~ q O &. .Il Es
pDiroR AND PROF RET
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go2rI 3CAfi2]5-5tllI s.

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l,rusllsHsp VsEKLy
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ru >, s3iisfIast 5s;isfg s. q ptlafss
.,5<' = tz On g eeps Z
,r ix1 s5at tsss ga: s. S.
INES. o 90
II %" 20 OF.
t0enty" z 6 : - -,
.,ne rate for six mouths.
pros urlns md ory se subscribers
,b. cash Is Is j. Viii be entitled 10 Ihe Standard
o,e , wear free Of charge
nnrns the Session of the Legislature the paper
~. furnished for fifty cents per copy
i..nrr,rnexrs, moi exceeding lines viii
i,s.rted one time for One Doiar nd tw
.a for each subsequent those of greater
.b in proportion. Court Orders and Judicial I'd
,.,;,,mssts will be charged tweptyfse per cent
,,.r than the above rates "A deduction of s33 1.3
.s.,nt. will be made to those who advertise By the
r rs, If the number of Insertions be notmafkcd
t,on. they will be continued until ordered OUT
tbe Editor must come free Of postage or they
,,,g not be attended 10.
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Estate Of n CaroIina. Real1ors. county

~ Ghaffes e. Jarvis us Jptrnl,ah e. Pefkas.7
i Pleas and Quarter Sessions September FERN,
81 S44 s Isetnfned sleyledo land and Inills.
pealings hat Defendant is not an inhabit-
an! of This State is ordered by the Court That
publication be made in The n oftl Carolina Stand
ard fprsix weeks suceeSsiyely, for The said Jere-
miah G. Perkins 10 appear at the next term Of our
Court of Pleas and Qdaner Sessions TO he held for
The county OF Beaufort, at the court housein WASH
iagton, on the first Monday 10 December next,
answer or demur. or judgment pro confesso will be
entered against him.
Wines, Benin NJ. Selby, clerk of our said Court
OF Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, at Office Sd Octo-
her, 1874.
BENIN. NJ FSELBY, Clk
: Oct o, 1914. (S5 62l.) 5l8 ct.
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7lA xETING.
.Eehe RestalIrateuT.

i.hE Proprietor takes this method of returning
thanks TO his old friends and acquaintahces, for The
and would respectfully inform them, Members OF the
legislature and others visiting Seat Government
@ n' Winter, that he has recently fitted up his H.nse IN
we very best manner, and viii be prepared to accom-
modate those avorng himwith call, the most
'onaole terms 1t is furnished with fne BAR ROOM,
ppL3[3e poGe, READING ROOM, and Convenient LUNCH
MUM The BAR shall never be without the best and
greatest variety of Liquors. which viii be served up at
al hours Every exertion will be made BY the Proprfe
,o keep on hand odsuppiyot fresh Norfolk oys-
I s aud other delieacies Of the Season, and they will
hsaOlIshmentinthe City.sZZ JOHN KANE
Nov. 20, 1914 525 If
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school Hooks schools HOOKS

EEE NURNEEe s. HUGHES tC0ntinnezto keef fsons
IL hand IN immense stock OF valuable School
books. consisting, in patt, ofsthe following viz:
a. Be Book Primers and SpeleTs Of yarieus
kinds; AfiihInetics, variety OF authors. COmnon
and classical Readers Geography and Atdsses OF
different sizes and kinds B: D. Emerson's series
of Common School Readers, published in Bos.
ton and Rhiiadtlphia, con sistng iSt, Cd, I'D ard
class Readers Emerson "a Afithnletic parts
Ist, 2nd and 81, ,and also Ibe Kcy. his series ct
School Books OF B. ID, ISnefsun $, are 10 pxieh.
sivey known IN North Carroll nas 10 need any lsc-
ommendafion from us as we i6ttodRced tlfe8I
into this Siates about ten years since and. hey
are now IN general use Throughout HE State,
we haze AL L the series Of Books used
in the Confnon and Dstsict School Of The and
State ct New York :; and u $50 variety pf
Common and classica Book usad in all
the scho ard ae ID paftlcHs
iaflY Al cur gniyeSsisY haIlFl q the
colleges AMI cade.Aies slfoog gtiout ef
S.5Cafelina Also 2seieT Raieys series of
;ooks russell i's Histories ef fife Unied Stafes,
Greece, England nd rance efits3
of Histories and School Books Anfhon 4 series
OF ealsseai ofks Misc sunas 'shooi Books B.
Dictionaries, x e. Gscss lyon leea any sritgot
Books cf any oter kind and tsisll ID pafeiSaS~
Cheap JUS ltTansinit our faers scaa Enfsa
saersE H6shps,, North laf9lIna f3eukstareE
- e JllsEs JllsEss 8 q e ti ds Gil
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SALE OF NEGROES.

& THE undersigned will expose TO public sale at
the Court House in the City Of Raleigh, on the
18th day of November nexf, it being the first day
of Wake County Court,
TEN VAL UABLE NEGROES,
belonging TO the Estate Of the late Joseph Peace.
Amongth these Negroes TWO likely WOMEN,
aged about %, and -FOUR likely BOYS, between
the ages Of five and ten. a credit OF six months
will be allowed, the purchaser giving bond with
security.
w. w. HOLDEN, administrator
Raleigh, Sept. 81, 1911. 5l7-ts.
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II

TIi 8 SIJBsGR FBEB S respectfaFJy iTfosia
f1c ems Of lSaieigh and vicinity thai
3 S they have taken he old ,F1AT stand west oi
- the Market House, there may be found a
general assprtmento of HATS 6, CAPS,
which The public are inVt8 TO call and eX-
a anatnesssC ASH paid fir URS of ali kinds. ss
law LEY IS BI.A CKAfA Nsss
q g 4tt Door North of the Posi- Office.
8 Nov. g, 1s4 5 5235u.
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THE FINAL R EsgIsF5

HEyIiE Sub cTher, hari Just fitted up tie StaLes
tornc aisachsd To tho Giiy Hotel and wiiin 90
yards OF The Court House, now rrnared eep
Horses tte month year aud desrous
ofkeeping from 10 oI5 Horses the Members Of
approaching Legislature. lie asn Intends 10 have afs
Eways on hand, Carriages, Bdggfes, Sulk Sad
die Horses, good and new, 10 hire nut moments
warnings orpricqs suited Dtbe times. The sitiIatioH
othe Stable he character of 0stlcrs the strict
personal attention the Proprietor, l be hound TO-
give general sastacton.s
= fnrse Droyers will find. all fines. good accom-
modations ready sale for or llorses, BY
mediate application. s2sssss sssf Is sss.S 81
< Raleigh, Noy.6, ,Is IA, B2ss6 IL
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gsHl5d q lssd zII.LIk. So R0nRI57s1llszs, a..


4EIII7sd III lIfLKs s. sI sIlgERIL5Ss &c.
= subserib Just "a lf If
choice EaInil4 G Gr0eaTie very low His Stock
CONSIST 4n part Of The les S
g zoe Ibss Superier erse ieo and n. lStsarls
- O. bags 5R 10 a nd { aquffesC @ ClsEEE
lot Bacon M and iafli3y
sFI4olH nsiantfY on hand s. folasses,
Lard pepper and SPICE, Cling SaieFaiu Loaf
Sngar, Cheesei butter Cfackefs,a Large,
LOT of Sole LEA f HER Shoe. thread, Indigo1Mud
sCoppeTas, Candies, Suoking and Chewing g Fobacs
CO. Shoe BruShes and Backing, Soapslsbar and
sharing Powder aud Shot, Lead, large lot Axes
all slzeSSIRON, ST EEI and many other articles
IN the aboye line, all of which will be sold asdoAy
any other house in the place can sell TO make a
sproft:9sSsss s
G ConfeeJlonaries,
s. Candies good assortment, Almonds, aPalninGts,,
English w alnnfss and other articles. ~ 80
Dry Goods.
Large lot of unbtached and bleached honespun
very low Calicoess large ioI spool Thread all No,s.
and colors, Flax Thread all colors TX erseYs. ems
lucky Jeans, Suspenders from 0centsto 81, Rib
Eands, Laees5 idp and Tuck Combs S nuff Boxes
Sewing Silks, nels1ace Caps Pins all qualities.
.hritks, Linen, Negro Btankets, Needles, Pocket
Books DC, aud many other articles in the above
line for sale cheap for cash 5 -
A large LOT Of Negro Shoes, cheap MEMS lined
and bouud Shoetess. verylow, Latge lot oil Wo
men's, Boys, and Chldren's S!:;,es, cheap Calf
skinsa Lining Skins aud otter articles inzlhe
Shoe line.
Hard Ware. s553 -
Nails oil sizes, FiatEifons, Andifons, Saws
Hammers, ChlzsIs, Pane Stocks and ,irous,s Gin:
lets all sizes Sitters, Locks qualilies and binds
Pad and Stock, States and Pencils, Lead pencils,
Shoe sparabies and Tack<, Files all kinds, Coffee
Foastcrs Razor strops;I nk, aud lnkstands, GutfY-
combs, Coffee Mills, Sheep Shears, Shaving Boxes
and Brushes, Hinges aud Screws, and anumber
of other articlcssrety low.e
5 Cr0ckery all Kinds,
All of the ahope a,tices Viii be sold low for
Cash or on ashortscredit 10 those that hayesPaid
when called on. zsSs5<
he subscriber feels thankful for past encourage
ment and also feels confldenthe csnsincrtase his
custom, il those want of Groceries will only
give HIM call and examine bis stock, particularly
Family Groceries, rs he has bought largely and for
Cash and bought them very low, and as such he
intends TO seli-Iow.
Groceries can be had by the whole sale or reiail.
JOHN II: WHITAKER. :.
October 2, 1911. 5ls-4t.
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Hardicare md CMleru.

Pocket, pen Shoe and butcher Knives: Knives
Halter Chains, Trace Chains. and Cu4Ycombs /;
-Awl blades. lasting and cut Tacks Chissels, Au-
gers. Glmblets; Table and Tea Spoons Mill, cross
cut, pit and hand-saw Files knitting Needles.
Hinges, Cast Butts, Wood Screws Stock, pad,
drawer and chest Locks; Castings, all kinds !;
Spades. Shovels and Srttoons; Tea Kettles, Wa
gon boxes, long and shor-handcd Frying Pans,
Coffee Mills, Backing and Shoe brushes Nails
and Iron; together with various other articles In
Ib,s line
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4 CARD.

M ILLIAM. T. Balm, residing within fly on
hundred yards of the Capitol respectfully infor ms
the Members of the approaching Legislature, that he
BOARD, some fifteen or twenty of their body. His
charges will be moderate and he will spare pains to
please, and render the time of all who may patronze
him. agreeable duling their stay Early applications
desirable
Raleigh, Oct. 4, 1914. 5l9tf
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Groceries.

Sugar, brown, Loaf and refined Coffee, JavaLa-
guira and St. Domingo; Molasses; Salt, Ground,
Alum and Liverpool; Cheese, Soaps, of ailknds !;
Candies, faow and Sperm; Powder, Lead and
Shot, iron-5ound Buckets, Bed.e9Tds and Plough
lines Hats, Caps, Shoes and Boots; Leather,
Sole and Upper. HemIoek and Oak ian, Shoe
Thread Indigo Blee coeperasi madder, ca,mphor,
.Pepper, spice, Ginger, Horse Callars, Wagon
Whips Horse Cards and Brushes. Cotton Cards:
Coffee <Pois, Writing Paper. No. g. Conipositton
Powders Castor Oil. Mustard, Vinegar, Snuff, Fos
bacco, Btimstone, Drawing knives. Ses, Hoes
and every thing Of this sort. usually kept; 5.
ALSO, Bacon and Lard, Meal and Corn, Peas
and Oats, Flour Fish, butter, allowand Bees s-wax;
and all kinds OF country produce will be taken IN
barter for any thing we have TO sell.
AS we are determined 10 sell as low as any es-
tablshment in the City, we hope 10 oreceiye iberz
al share Of the public patronage Thankful tor tl e
encoura gement we have already received we hone,
by close and dgent attention 10 business, andsbys
selling only goodarticies still 70 merit
ment aud support JOHN a. WICKER.
~ - *, 4YNd.H. BUFFAII0E 8
+, afeiqh Oct 24. 522-tf.s
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r.: q r. EssS;
s. Ks 6 ~ As sNgfEs YNss Is MO

Ihesnes. Bfick Bni lleg one door above The
res stfs pppositssIhe Store
fef "a essFss "A. Stith,
ssFsT7E JyILLE STREET
Raleigh. n. c.
Call Al Nd LOOK For YOUR RsELV rs,
AIsa beaAt enfof F. rench and nglish
s1esAls VestIng elect by the sub
sciiberln person. OF The IaieSt stsies and inpor
tation. and purchased m such terms in ile N ~
York fdafket rs will enable him 10 offer
GREAtl BARGAINS So
10 my Who may beSdispased to Jatfonize him.. ~
ME citizens of r ateigh, Members of The Legis-
tatuTe, and 3siti4g The (ity are respect
folly solicited 10 examine lis Stock before puTcllas
be IS determined 10 sell as low as any estab
tishment in The City.
Having made great reduction in hfsgpricesfor
lmaHufaetuTina aad having purchaseds so as 10 be
able 10 o.selI uncornmohy ow,ehe can now furnish
"a sot of clothes at as moderate price as is now
charged at The Noflhra this is said not inhe
way of puff, he invites all test by judging for
themselves. He also pledges hmselfthat in egard.
tostyc and Wo KIN anshp he will not be s6fpass sed
by any. 49,
- His Shock embraces cloths of all colors and
qualities both French and Eng !ish Blackand Fac
scys French aud Enc gshs Ca ssinleres Yestinps of
every fashionable description, and alIqualities; al
SO, 1eSyafiety of FancYarticles, com prising
Black and Fancy Stocks, black and fancy silk and
satin scarfs-and cravats, black hos skin silk and
fancy Cashmere gloves of all Sizes Spialield Chi
ma, sPonGee, Satin and Linen Camblick Handker-
chiefs silk caps six and Merino under shirts and
dfawefs, BYfonsand round and squatelinen Collars,
Cotton Shirts --latest style, Cotton drawers half
hose white and mixed, gum elastic SusPenders,-
Six and cotton, 6uckskin Suspender-ends, Cloak
iasses, together with all articles in The gentemens
furnishing iHe, hiei he engages TO dispose of at
VERY. SMALL ADVANCE.
8 Persons furnishing heir own materials may rest
assured lhast same attention will be given to
them as though purchased from him, and they will
be made up with theEsame dispatch and pronr-
fitude.
N: e. The subscriber has on hand an assortment
OF T2eaGy-:nade G;lothns made in his own house.
Truly thankf0l for the liberal cneoura cement he
continues 10 receive, assures the public that no
effort sp WILDE spared suit various tasIes,
and 10 give satisfaction 10 ali who may favor him
with their patronage. - iss.s-ss 1
THOMAS r. FENTRESS
5 Raleigh, Oct. 81, ,SiSd4. 52t-St. =.
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Healthy Locntion .for saleI.s 3.

offending, during the present month ovember1
IN M accommodating FERNS, The PFemises where now
s tsae & The Tract tof Land contains 279 lying
Vu V ooh sides of Tarboro Stage Road miles from
M na5eSh and mediateIy adjoining osterss Gsist
@ aa paw Mills, on Little River. Tho Land as body is
iva, containing good proportion well dmbered
II oodiand, with several fresh fields. he Dive Hing
,touse is commodious Containing rooms below and q
G"% 1Tge Stairs, Sii2 Pazzas, Pantry and excellent
SIa There Is good kitchen, Carriage house.
i &c With failing ~ pure aters
iiIuon ia IS healthy and the Society good Foster
ibs 10 Ge1ng to be sold in Raleigh MONDAY
tG Dec. TO any person wishing buy The Mills,
o ore u residence just 10 th SuI,scriber
augustus j. Foster, Wakefield Yate Eonnf y G 4
VI NJ III AR.flh O. rs Ifa1 ~. - 3
NJ 70. " sC..sESo oY5 III, 3S 34z 523z4tl
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Rail no An g0T1f5Ess

Al Asliaarnsd 1egai leeftne 81 Ire Sioek-
foEtIefs iif lie ii al g and fsas86n Xii Road
CompaM IS bc ID 81 HE Office ef lIe
roller ia llie oi s The ioafaY
of oxeFs Der nexf Ek pune at eifbt tf
i,ls eis great alpcri 6 fl SIS af
the ~ g O.
lnl e q s. t2 2 81 81, q Ees5
R. so G. Hail Road Office,
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.Cr0ckeru and GLASSWARE.

all kinds; Cup Plates. Pitchers, Mugs; Tumblers
cut, pressed and plain sait-s,ands, Pepper boxes,
bowls all sizes also, Britannia Casiors. Call and
examine for yourselves, for we have good assort-
ment of Crockery and Glassware.
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Es EGII FslA 81 G. 4 a Il ID gIIx1LINEf X
GOODS. 3 z.

gDitcek JIopIasf to- Iof " atHz I2sSsA4el5bsft
RS Il Iilssl
IS Is fl poss firt sud "
ter GOOD are rlost issJd ficts
tyles. iiess since HE
great sreaL tl
sass u eat
aud f0r thetHse tasust fashioFs
FOR Dresses and Head Ornafnsnts ii er o.
sorttnenti is and cnSfaeea taps
many nttic les Ia
e Il Is,IP "a IzS d ll5A
a nm III linn q nd slsIcrs
BESPE Inform he Rnylic5 fmt ties 81
A AAeepat Sd stand sn rcsr Of l,enl rE
Cape Fear az Isl SE Or 5 n AiaeAtI
where Boafdcrs vii modal ed by eek !,
month or yeaf
Having gent lsnssn 70 tead stpe
Houses they also 70 board and lodge
from 10 80 the aIptoaeitng LegsI4t6fs
az suited to the tirses.
notion t1cl fO1l lafio1l
beg II form he eli lzcns o as
scoHnfTz that on yF ednesday evening Iii Isth
ca4itls Hing az
cfioIsS The f0t6SVin4 Goods l9Jess and 1eToc
Goats Beas and fIof GIgtiI focl Coat broad
Vests dos; las. ea5z, s hoes for arm
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Second Mourning Cashme-
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Blk and B Blk Bombazines.
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Chameleon and Brocade do.
Corded and imperial Robes.
SILK, Wotsted and Cotton
Hosiery.