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ON HER FEE ETAEAINA
TTffJE subscriber are rpW opeAfng, in the fsfd 81
Il KSfeseiIfe, an extensiae -ass0FeheR 0Fs.f <s.f>
= DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
- H4RD-HARE. QUEEsHS- Ha4RE, =
:. HATS >Sof SHOES, - z<-ts7.
witb all other ar5Gie6 usually faand IN esahlagfs of
TIE kird--parchase4 in New York and Phii2deRhia-4
which willbe sold lew, fer cash approted.cted<t
bs>TFade will be giVeasEof Raw Hides and Eallows.
- FLEMING &eNEWSoM.
:. May 1, 1874, ? -.-5T 496-la ;
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HiIIsb0E1agla Acadeinr.

fNSHE uRde.sisgedS the Hflstfes Of the HjIIsho.-,
- Academy, have the satisfaction OF a6nSnno;yg
ihe public. mai they Ia We 10
JoHN ~ BRehAA aAG Mr.. JAAes II, NoRMooO'' wha at
assint principals wifi succeed, Mr.. william R1n %nO
ham, the pfeseRt able head OF the school Win Sog
from bAS chairaA the e4PHatian of this session s'
These genllea en- haEe been brought up among n.
And ffether high moral che their VS.
and huewh qoaGeieas both rs scholars and ,s,ss
sts, the frpssees betleve they MAJ cheerfuIlv ans
hearflY TeeommeGd the school 10 iAe 1og
Ohfidence Of thkrPabic. Z ~ = ''"''"eo
The5IRsees pEohAise their eofdial co-opera,;o0 :,
Dainiaihi1s and aVaEcRg the present reputstiOn s
abe sese0 RBd The cOpeci depopneu, and tBorooo%% u
mt Irnstlsn Of tbe stueenlS. -,
This Institution is designed 10 be strictly urep.,.
eofy 70 the UEFeFsiRf and we are pernted IL r.sa.
40 +he President and Facay with respeCtto the rb01
.ASeT and qualifications of the instructors ~NS'
lSth Of J6lt next. tue
). JAMES WEBB, THOMAS cLaNcv -,
FRED NASH. VE EDMCED. .SFRU6WicK
CAD JONES. ST. + JOHN W. NOR WOAn
JABtBS fHF1AIRS, 9oHNU KIRKI AM
Joaf I.aYLaRf 49, ~ < 80 -.
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IaipSrtarlt % fESaiides.

The sSbscriber Wishessi6 have built OF
AssA brick aAsNamansf Or ensuing an fot cash, =
E6sM Dwelling, KiShsa. and Smoke house, which.
AcedrHg 70 his ettMates, win take sbeef f50 900 BRICK
None baf peFsoas vh9esscomeEesDn-
Inended as the best nfas0rk men nsed aepky.
His plans may be seen af any time, byaliuE at hts
Eesdeaee in the westssRfart of 0raHgey The Ist
aIys when he may be fbuHd al home until ah Ibis ad-
80 :. D4GfEI4 A. MoNICoMEaY.
May soth.la4a>. seIN-4A. Z
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LanA&Dr saEc.

T WILL sell on ressonsbl terms the ahoe. or paff
of nv trsct sf land lying IN Saupsa6 cousty, anes
mile and half from Faiasps Depot, on she & r E
r. This tract contains 1895 acres, $50 Of which 8
highly vataable for xofkiA
with tsnse growth Of ouEIshtsg pines. But the chief
advantages of this land, are the aAapatisp of-he rS
mainder % she protection Of corn and eettot; and e
l60sr I0a acres Of c saeed ian which may be-reAtea.
for $s00 per amman. Ehs place s healthy, fhs wetex
good the houses coloEtable orchard select and the
the prsmises will call upon Ma. Ifeaaad doEfSrthet
particulars, enquire ot myself AT Ealdsh6Fo'. -
-. = - .s<z- r. y. A. aBkal IF1Ekp Ek
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VILE &ndenHg6e6 eentinues'f6 supnly the mar,,o,
RAlegh WtR excellent Beefs Lamb, and NM ta
eforts viii 6e spared 10 serve and accoTuS
tate tbose Ue Msy Iatef bin viii their custom.
A1- He desires his friends and customers to reoa
thai his terms sfe cas sahd
that none will iake aHsiss he RsesentatDn of the ~
At any time. he has to pay cash for what re fpr6 s
but there are lines, when hean grant in
gsncss aad aAaeAn, I'm. sEillr 80 '4ODi'
Msysfs: 4saek AIS. - ., H11NNlS9N "a ESo y
tes- Regisaes and Iadsaepdentcepy9
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From. 1he.Mis.sour

From the. Aissourian:
Disgracisag 6 The Star SpGngled Banner.p,
! Among the nunsSneries al the late Baltimore
Coon CenvertioR is-saidSto hayesbeen wooded
image Of the sold Coon" q Mr. Clayl himself
.btaring ia is hand scroll n which was inscri.
bed = = -.s- s. s. ~ K - ~ Z
Z. tThe suar spaasled Banner I0sg uav .
1. osras:. a laad ef he sss and he hsps.of lhs
-, hRaNe.s X Z
I-->fhis truly potFiotic song was written during
the storHing.of Fort MeFIenfy (at Baltimoge)
bF the British in 1874; and-the recollection Of
this fact, tegefhef with a reeefectoR Of the gift.
nd authoF Of the iiacs -aad the circumstances
which called Them forth,. Srlsst. have brought a
blush 10 the cheeks of The ed eitlzens Of Bah-
more when they saw these, Soalstrring. words
Streaming freIn the image Of the man Whip bad
IRtsscrs1ed their author. .
FaANcIs 8. Kkr, Esq. lately deeeased, an eTai-
tnent lawyer Of NdShmgtaa EstS, and ttle diista:
with "a flag of truce to The. .ene,ny & ship, on the
eve9sag Yfeaediag the battle. TO- procure fiae 3e:
s4ease ef ghscs1d nho was drtsi1ed a prisoner Of
war. AS an attaek had hsen detefthiAed upon, d
epas deemed fiHsafe 10 le4 Mr.. Key return; hen
bis kno4Fieagesuf their mosef1eAls sTshould thwdFt
rhe snezhels Purposes He vas accordingly de
ttajuad; aud il seas durntg the night of che bopf
6asdmeat, >whiteNon Bfhish ship, aRd when he
eeuid see the fae of his copMlty oBfy by the bsht
or "&he bombs hHrstiRg In and ihe roeasA's led
glarp,n that he conceived and wrote the lines
.vbieh ha We immostalized his Aaae- and given 10
his country n song which can never be-sung or
read WITHOUT calling forth every patriotic emotion
native To the American breast. -
Ms Hey was appointed-by 11em,JaelssaA Uai,
ted States Atinrpey for.the District OF Cols@biaS
which Office he held until the adEeat of sWhig9e2
ny ia March, 164I, when he was aI4asst the arsg
victim 1narks cd fop deeapiatiOn by The Federal
guiflotne II Is kaaaea. from ~corEesPoad-
btnce pablished imrnsditteIy aHetwnrds, Hat Hep-
az Gay,aaas tss rerg ,0sensOAa 9rsu gat about tie
rswOrGl OF. M Ksy, St&s arthof ef HE -"4stsr
SYaRgtsd Banner.1n sz go -
And get the Wings didfnot scrlpTe. 10 use the
batrietic eusions Of this daanttess democrat iyha
fOr his principles. becGme The yietm Of Nj, Efay:s
10 gins witA a saoy, of naiionaily1,
the chiff idol Of their Cooaish- -pageauLl -
sach saerilese upon The dead needs 20 cs:aI:
ttnetsA :. ..-aa-.. - - ..s.ss -
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NEANEEbin. NE oEiGe1f tie %S0IHH-E ARO.
!" LlNIANSs' frst-rate FofeDaon, who Is stricfiy
sC6ets and Sndast6odss good sstessse asia
nsssex ef Ai9 hNsssss in all its de-
partmepts Tosecha ere. who give unq1estionabIe
tsstinehiaIsof ks qoa6eaoas sHchs (a1d none ots
eE need apply } libeEal salary viii be paid 49, -
pne agreeing 10 principles with the paper and capa5e
feporary Abseace of de Edtor. reoald be preferred
and to such one, afer fnll and satisfactory
tarce with his eapacty RpssseseFing and ef5cientds.
votion TO the interest sf the 0ce very be raj and
lucrative paStheEhP Rogd be aecapded, without any
req0lsltion Of capitol Such one, however, though
very desirabie. Is not fndiepansabies = -s-1.1s
No felers ilibei answered unlsss post PGid as our
own uniformly in alt matters in shicb we are aial
Columbia. s., c.. ~. 1854 g99-st
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VEakes Feresf Lard FoE sale.

NHE stibseeiber. being desirons remove 70 he
West, ole his land for sale TAis tnd IS sitIlafe
pnseuse fvenj2 mles north af saieghA kFliles aofq
Wake Forest Gnlteges 6n0 FardS rem w Pteesant
Glove AcadeAy, and ae0 yards from tbe Rail RaaA
This tract contains $50 aeress With ael-
and all necessary ont houses@c1tten sin, ice epses
Several FIRST rate springs iS Aen6cessa 20 saE any
thing The quality Of the land - 40 feeA
chase 1a this couDtEy sEwA aakee great pleazErsin
showing them the land s0sethfy caFtot be set
ter suited as TO the land, loearoh fetms VIII
be accommodating Negroes will pc Hken IN Faymsnt;
SC. WIN: B. DUNN.
6 MayI3, 1874 49SIf s.
Register viii copy. @ssss -
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E91 sale.

- The s1kse riber offers Ear sale the HGk
.ss| TEL a.126cnS Mount Depot sN.sE. A6Sf se7a-'
Pisd4y Msjsr e Gray i i esReta!lF 9aOTn
isr tsavelefs gefii6 aE Also the House
for the Raleigh and TaFbetos and fDpisbsEe S7gek ii
is also a. eeRvenent house for people by pf
vats conveyance aad boafdeFs and his sSk1sea IN q
heigt&orhoed where grain and fsrk chseR :
& IS - sFssz +. NEWBY.F'
81 nast Nav. 1874 60 -5es 49, E0a-2GS
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tlOsG = Trtas sa,is osst1dil g 4 d 5sa
The hearts of manly men disdaiH
Sc regal power 10 bead The Knee. - 50.
PLis don our Fsshers didsproesaltn <
Their birthdakft t5 be trdIy5fiee = >.--s' :. =.
No, free attermst;rrs 10 chooss...
HI, Ir.e from altusarped abasR t--
T6a. was rha hsaNd-of theF throw
SoAolaiy Hang Mt freedoms Tees
Alike 10 crosfef and 10 Groin,
Thee fearless <arew thsir ga0nIleI down;
Their Faiehions drew, and. threw away
The scabsSTd on ibis gtOrTOps tsay :,
When Btiisia's rampaat lion came :. ;
With Iegisns gtia and we'll prepared 4
To dneil,-edr Farhers rOused to fame,
To srase those veteran Iygians daIeG
In MeEklenburg thr die aeas cast - -
Stern Freedoms Banner to the masf =,
Was naii,d,-yes, on that fated throw x,
They vowedae standsfor peal or 1poe.
The God OF natures plastic hand r1e
Stamped ON mans front the sloHer4 sfsn
OF LiberfpL He hade hizn stand &. - -
= EFectin eysfy age and ciiise : :.
Man nlrsi ups Id groyt1Iihs beast =
supinely BE, and be oppressed; =. - --. .
But use the talents God has given
For rsgkt GA Eaflk! il he to HeaVea -.
WeuEd hope to Vie aH oieR way,
AS did our Ealheas aR this dayt -
Mas is responsible 6lsne -
a fn things both human aad Divine,
70 Him who sis On ZioR's tbEene--,
Not, Desf1ei, a,nod Of thine s. :: =
9rwas 5has our Sires inferred. when tbex
Stern Independence on His dry
5 Declared, = they IS he world PtociAiuEFd
sThey neither would be cowsd ESr taaeG
To do the bidding of King, -
That puppet, cerernoaioQs hing
Indomitabft band. We had - .
Year heroism aud devotioh, -.
Why should yoar sens be found 10 Taad
In civic btoii's or wars commotioR2
For equal figE3is and larys we-siaad
A daanIless, free, frateThaf band; -
And will, al every risk, .raasotaIh
Your courage, principles, AID fame. = -.
Hail TO the memorable honI,
10 MeeA9e4brg where frat s0as sigsea- -
Defiance 10 Despotic power
5 The scroll that mans just Iights deanedt
Then freedom from oppression tosa =
To hua defiance 10 her foes;
And her own eagLe soat74 tsh,-
The syhbel Of l.ef pdrpstf, when7
With Ihfobbins hearts and fasniag eye,
The world brheld irtrepfd n0eR - - -
Pledge fortune, life, blight Gonor. az, :.
70 conquer LlReeTYSor falf : =, :. :.
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Tie WY Con5idGteS f6rstAs Presidency an,
= Fise PFrSidcnsy = -


. Ia speakikg of tIre Candidates puHiFfatel bSf5e'
late Wing Baltimore Convention, the New fork
Herald of the 3fd INST makes use Of tlSe fds1swe
ipg language y, ssOf Henry CEay7 there is no a.
ccssits to speak word, He is kao4St not enay
Ia this. .coautry bat 20 rse utrfmost eads of tiS
EARTH and - few -miies $aJtheir OF Theoaofe
FreIinghnysrn, little is kHova beyond the Iiniss,
Of New Jersey apd.tle upper sRdf of the City Of
New York, rouod- about WashfResod saaare.
Mr.. FrSlingkuysca- has been a. rcstd,iit Of this
city for several years past--is citizen 7Gf Nev'
York, halls from New York, and has aaIsn an
active part IN variety Of ofvnoSrHaeHts here 10 re.
atoA 20 slavery abolition, In1rals religion. 1eaxa-
ing, and HeaseRr hasows what. Eif. Fpelingauye
se1 is oat aad oVea6oIitiosst-o at lsaet be has
been ,ahd we suppose he sill indherss4ethe ssne
faithr 70 this respect therefoEe, bis connection.
Wah Mr. Ghy may go(af, to soften down HE ss-
periIies of he ISIS in she free Statfs but
il viii certainly mjuEe Mr.. Clay p, the Southern
States to a. very considerable extent Ip,. o.ber
-rspeets Mr.. ErsliRshuyecH is a, very respectable,
sne1ai and ialeeted !naa. though soncxhat duh
and heavy. Howevez, he Iia make captaI
Vice President, If ne succeeds in getting. the abo-
4aioo vote md dodgiDg the oPpeshiUn of lhe
SOulh<fn Stmes"
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RiIeigIl AealleiITl.t..

R1leigh "A AeadaiFY.
y July. ASs9S -
Tuition tarthe etsSsies !: Z - - $50 %
Fs.sss sss.,ss sp.u.ii ~. i., 1s:a & sviuets.ssa
.,fssss - S. 3 O.. AoEEtQY.s.
HaisisA. June lss ts44. !, -sdI-H
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C :2 fG ~ 40

= s =. .
-AkE1ANDRI IAL0TTERY,
CtazsGao. - dor f544, o1earawI at Alexandra D. C.
on Saturday the 22d of June, 1874
BRILLIAHT SCHEME.
prizes Of 10 900 dollars! Amounting $4,000 dolars
: 2,z 81, 500, 2,s49, 25 prizes of 81 900!
Z s-.6S.eE $4oe. 2eeaof 5000, &C. 49,
20 nala56 L0ttsy-I srGscn ballots
T1ckets SIo-Halyes S5-Q Quarters 81 So
Certificates Of Packages Of 25 Whole Tickeis $3.50 90
Do do 20 Half do IS 90
- Do 'f@fs dp s95 Quarter do $3.50
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BAs1BLKaAeT CRPE1.aES.
! = e. G1EEUoaT- Go. MANAGERS

J. ALE xANDRIA LOTTERY,
CiassNo 81 Tor Is4t TO Be drawn al 4exandra, D. c.
. - on h'safufday the 18th q June, 1871 -f.'
@ e0u $ln.oses - ,aON$s.Ooa, 81 zoo, 10 prizes Of
- ,eoo: 10 hf $500! 70 Of .$s4OO! &c.
-,-sl,sr :. u elr&sR Nos oat at &c.
s 1ieksts Sic Halves s5 Quarters 81 So
Certidca.es Of Packages Of n whole Tickets SllO 90
- DO do " Half do b5 90
- do do ~ QUARTER do 15O
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nESEE THIS

; W1NEH IA18.-N
NNi5E suhscyheE, being desiFous of leaving the City
K effers his stock Of TN, SC at prime cest. Come
iF, if sos want good bargains He also offers to eI
Change hispreser Eesidence for Goods suitable ioF
Country store. J. H. KlRKHAM
= Raleigh. Nay p, ,-1es4 4Ssh
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InpSTts Ssst6 Ne1o OrteNnS: The yust amount
If produce imported iutn New Orleans showsthe
inportance Of that port 10 The Testera States.
The New OrIeans Price Current gives u list srsd
the amount Of The articles imported from the its>
Eior, commencing the 1stsef September, 1913, to
the latrS dase Frem 'the list we <tsdee seleeted
The following afeiclss: Bacon, assorted, fa,RI4
hhds. and casks bseoHt haH,S te.I95 hhds and
iesces; Aaeon, m bulk, ,e33. .04E lbs, bageine.
1871 pieces; BABE rope, 66,765 eoiaA; butter;
Io;948=kegsS heel, 4a,Te2 bbi.;; cotton. B5S. foa
bales; CEN, in ears, 43, IeS bhle corn. shefied;
284,f6e sacas coal westarn, 90 1880 bbiss aa,,e
4es 66z bbls.t lard. II6y44e bbts; lard $40 459
kegsI lead sSc8s84e pigs; Vesas, 100000 bbls;
pork, in bulk, 766- -OeG4bs:; sugnr, A ,zo0 hhdA;
lOtaeces steaf 54.54a hbAser., <'...e,,.s,
= Tatad11s Ta6les H. EIfswo4TTb.~ the Com.
missioner Of Patents, has been collecttng aericuL
turd statistics, which are valuable and Interesting
from which we,sather the following characieris-
tics OF States: 0bso raised tie most wheat viz
1s, RS rEe5 bushels New York the Hs6st 5srlss,y,
VIZ 1,se2983 bushPfs; the most oats VIZ 24, :
9e7 ,44s bashels; the most potatoes, Viz 26:55S,-
s " bushels; and the n1ost hay viz 1895, ,s364ons,
Pennsyfyania the most rye: VIZ 8, ,4296s7 bus6:
els; and te most buckNheat, VIZ 2,4oa, SOB bush.
ea Teanessee the most indian corn, VIZ 67S
,saS447 bushels. Virginia the most fax ana
HEMP viz 91,728 lbs Keadcky the most 10
.baeto, VIZ 52,e22 543 lbs. GeofaEt tlre A65A
cotton, VIZ ie3 75S,l2S lbs South ca4oinsS the
NEST rice, viz 66,8e2, ao7 Tbs 1Corlnectient ti5s
most silk, viz. 44o971 Lbs. Louisiana the most
-sugar, w 81. 49, $50 4bs North Carolina The
most wine. aiz f7,S4 l9ous sse essz nsss~sss
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:. =. :, ALExANDRkA LOTTERY,

cfass No %, a6r fe44, t0bedrassn in Alexandria, DC
.. :, ,.,!::en sstaday she 2ath Of June, 1914.
- GRAND SCHEME. -s=.
80 coo dollars! 10 600 dollars! $3.50 dollars!
= II Pfizeasf 600! 30 of 800! 90 of 5 I,Oua
= - =. 50 Of $50eI rs. sf $500. SO.
- Piet6ss 40 t4atxes @5-Quafters o. So
Certfeatese Packages Of 26 VI hole Tickets $40 90
- 10 Do 26 Half do 20 90
- oTdersfor Tiekets and Shares and Certificates Of
Packages IN the shAFe sEiepdid Lotteries, will receive
&he most prompt attenton and an official account Of each
lnediatsly alter it is over to all who or
der from rs. -Adatess, 50 d. .-,.
81 6. GREGORY 4 CO. Managers
f-" Washington City, D. C.
= Maya, 7s44. 49, -. -. 80 49,
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POETRY.

orF MAY, Y,sI771-eIst4l ea6o-

Aisoaa Log nbt era Esbsra-, ID A, g: Fz76 !"
s,o.s - 1irta, sa,is os.eHdit. 4: q 4a1a ?"
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X ef virtue Of tho list viii ard testament of Sarah
ID Medley, dee'a the subscriber wlprdeeed to sell.
on tho promises, By way Of public auction tn Tho high
est bidder. on Iaesaay tie Sd day of September next
the TaA5E c. Lard. M which said Sarah
Medley. eae'd resided. Ine sad Tract of Land lies
ia Bedford county. mar Poa'awn, IN popnlous aud
hcaiby nsehborhoad, IS well watered, lies we'll and
contains belwecn251 and aylacres Rblu half oftfe
whole "a cleared, aad generally Ia pretty good bcar VI
Land and every WY deserves The attention Of persons
wishing Ia buy.
Toms = 4 credit ofoae, two anil three years, bonds
win alnpycd seeuftg, aod the TILE to Ac land
81 unal The list payment mtd8. The tile heiey
ed 10 be nlapoabe. hut ,be subscriber viii only
voy saeh - vested ~ him executor of said Sarah
Medley, deed. WILLIAM MEAD Essenfor
Gy Sarah .uedttg. dscd
July . VS.
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COMMISSION md E0Hfr,4kILaG

.HisH CHM +.
Ba5rw 2 sM1r, 2l=ezznT0Z1T, ia.
Z sflAG established himself permanently - agent
4 for The sale al obarce, FlIur, NEtai and every
descr pfian Of Prodoea and Mefehaad.ze. respectfully
makes tender Of his services TO The Planters. Dealers.
Millcrs AMI Manufacturers Of the viper country.
On pfoduee IN hand, liicrl advances VIII be made
when requested. aud In every instance e Interests Of
his cansg ners strictly observed.
c}- lie respectfully suggests hese Disposed 10 send
hin! produce passing .h9u2h Iyneisara, direct iler
eoasgnmenis 20 Nessis Lee & Lucy. Wio siil receive
aud fJfwsrd them. free of charge IN iiie oSntr.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. D. 7. Tin5ey & Co.. LeaeI5urg.
John 6. MeGAnahaa, -, Buas8aaa.
J. VA saeinr5. Esq Bccknt han.
RiciD8nd March > wl2n
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al " fUatA having Transferred tn mo the
We sqeacy of the III LNGfs roy COUNTY
PREMIUM PL0igiS. am now prepared 10 sell
al thu iaeofy Prices lt{a sod weil aslflf1 sloek
vii alsa inform The plautcrs and .arncrs that wl
he constantly receiving diaet lr9m the usnaaelory The
above PaaHhs, Points and Fy5fes. - that ihefs will
be difficulty II getting The Point Slides &C. to suit
the pisasaa any lime. Il waad ba NEEDLESS fr mc
10 ma9tioa hero, taa many advantages that the Living.
-ton aagh 7sasss aYer niiatHrf Piong hs u5x IN use
or is character is taa vel hrsan by those wao have
used ldsm. To need any larlhef recommendation Call
aud loDi at tieul. =. j. 0fEY.
Commission Merchant
laly 8 w12n
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EEs'ERH' &T.KnEE.

\ hRONi rs and Travellers sro respectfully inform.
h2rd That LIE sahsrshef has opcaed Livery Stable al
The lower cad of Nap street, opposite lie Isl pr.yer
an aufch, Ytrhata "a. where hr - prepared with
Stables aud 1.as lur tie accommodation 81 horses On as
good ieftas and ~ No M auy Stable IN town. from
bis hong experience Ia The buane lac render much
AID Ia sale druyofs get lfn any other pans1a--
Tail and see Inn. s -. PATiESON.
y B.--tiaehs and Horses tor hife.by tho day, week
and mpnih.
fef Ia
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sanls meleine Is unaaHalled, aud / II peweFia
in removing haoas and other eoulaints arising ir"a
the aeraus II he ansetary dfrts. mud m purifying
see hoed Il esriaa The a the delicate eou-
plant insasnl 10 sis, Etsield to the asaalhe to
ihe smell, pn and he time gentle III oqora-
ten. vet e1aeian tst female on hi tae without 50
ereata baa teftefhs m veaer4hie dcoverer and here
ever tes have ben nroiare Throughout the envth and
Breadth II shs wildly nasa country have nn.fmly and
Invariably resolved BE approval Of lbs p'hlie Vaee
As many oi The above enumerated diseases eoas on I'M
rereepay aud heame far advanced IN thor progress be-
sofef . sr ed that they exist the systa aouid
expect 10 such 10 he relieved entirely but
should eoniieue fle al tee pills for Considerable length
81 time. all diversions accompany each box pr the use
Of The lsin all tbse complaints Tor which they RECON-
mesAias
g. Prters Pills Tar sale wholesale and fetan AZ
Nes'sptees, By ali he Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Nn4ia,.s
e For sale by DAVID n. LYMAN
JOHN a. STAY.
~ l-lneht ri, Va.
in the s.aio.
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S.aas&E' O. .tlGgaGs 1sS.
y liam 4ab receiving large supply of Groceries
w "hieh Sc viii sell seD ioe t9r cast. OF in "a
change lof county produce consisting part ol The fol
loving articles
$40 bags laauira, Rio and Java Coffee.
~ hhds. L. H., \. .. and 81. roiN Sugar
loiOJ bales Cotton Yarn. Lcaksvile, CUNNINGHAM,
$1,000. Anderson and lynebburl tseloties.
2ho3u lbs. baeoo, PAN Of our own curing.
10 tons country Bar lfou.
a" Rolled hou.
2 . hiHtered steel
~ barrels Moassts,
hhds. do
100 barrels Herring.
- bbls shad
10 hall do
o bales o2aaburqa. No 50.
10 do pomcsuc, 81. Z :, and /.
o00n nos. Sole Leather good and damaged.
bhls. Aladdar
cernans t.facas Indigo
% boAes Window Giaes, st 10, l0y<l2,
LOAF SUGAR,
80 kegs p4pool's T F r aud NY. Rino Powder.
80 bags Shot
200 keea Mails,
IS :" .Fenolog mud Box Nails,
~ Nova Seeia Circumstances,
rs ooNea Candies,
900 saeks salt
- harlols runners OIL
hays Fepporand Spice
~ daa. Fur, SlI. and Wool Hats,
70 tons lp Plaistcr,
Thale fresh Hons
90 boAes and cadd,s Tea,
50 bbls, Flour,
800 bus Oats,
loo " Corn
70 lbs. very nice Wool Rolls,
500 d" Wool,
90 do7 I'D Ccrls.
o. daa Ilaoah LINES Hemp aud Cotton.
tons Castings
100 gal liaaeei Oh,
ton Ban Lead,
.pda1 Pals.
90 faln Leaf Hats,
alum, se'eaius, .Salpete. Trace Chains. Sone-
ware, tolpens ahretahd Cast Steel. S,.,hc Blades.
Cotton, Noo aud Horse Cards. Ginger. RICE. Bratlek.
ma alice, and great many things oo numerous lo
ta.i"n respectfully solicit our old friends aud thu
pubic generally 10 oall aud examine our Goods helor,
buying Elsewhere, as determined {, sell cham.
u, L. TiNSlef & 90.
juno 10 !.