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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-16

"a fiH-lE' IAIIINW
AND OIL CLOTHS.
] have row on hand large assortment of Floor
OIL CLOTHS, al the following veIy low prices:
a. Floor OIL CLOTHS, 37ic per yd
Canton MATING, Doc per yd
Wide heavy OIL CLOTHS, suitable
for Halls and Rooms, SOC per yd
JOHN c. HOLLAND, as Gay street,
APPS near the Odd Fellows, IAN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-16

ErUTTER BUTTER! We are now fully
. prepared to pack Butter of the best quality and
color. in the most desirable packages and in any
quantity, Tor foreign markets, on the lowest terms
S. CLAYTON s. SONS,
mh5 l62 Lombard street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-16
I'd FREDERICK'S
Has PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER!

The attention of the
public is respectfully in
vited to this newly in.
vented apparatus; the eb-
ject fJr which it is in
tended is to perfectly pre-
gaFtyg pprpl,r., t,r,,,, -,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-16

aNLOCKs! CLOCKS! CLOCKS, A lot 0
" Brewster Ingraham's celebrated Eight Day
and Thirty Hour Spring CLOCKS, put up in beautiful
Rosewood and Mahogany cases, Gothic style, war
tanted superior to any Clock now in use. For sale
by the case or otherwise.
C. L. WETMORE s. co.
Agents for the Manufacturers,
m30 No, 10 North Charles-st
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24

TO consult The marble tme.piece on her MANTLE
The chime for another half hour rang out, and she
LEFT the room and returned in few minutes, lean
ing on the arm OF George Manning.
who is tha!-What noble looking man is THAR
were questions Henry Manning heard from many
from very few only the exclamation, "how oddly
he is dressed T. Before the evening was over,
Henry began to feel that he was ecpsed on his
own theaire--that George, If no, in the fashion,
was yet more the fashion than he.
Following the proud happy glance OF his broth
ers eye, quarter Of an hour later. Henry saw Miss
Harcourt entering the room in an opposite direc.
ton from that in which he had lately come Iflhis
was ruse on her part to veil the connection be-
tween their movements, il was frutess caution
None who had seen her before could now fail to
observe the sohened character Of her beauty, and
those who saw
A thousand blu,hing aspirations start
whenever his eyes rested on her, could scarcely
doubt his influence over her.
The next morning. George Manning brought
Miss Hlrcourt to visit his mother, aud Mrs Man.
ning rose greatly in her Henry's estimation
when he saw the affectonate Difference evinced TO
her by the proud beauty.
"How strange my manner must have seemed to
you sometimes" said Miss Harcourt to Henry one
day. 81 was engaged TO George long before met
you in Europe. aud though never had courage to
mention him to you. wondered a little that you
never spoke Of him. l never doubted for mo-
ment tina, you were acquainted with engage
ment
81 do not even yet understand where aud how
you and George met J"
1--WE met at home-my father was Governor Of
the TerrItory-State now--in which your uncle
lives-our homes were very near each others, and
50 we met almost daily while was still child
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24


Fl
When the ORGAN of the FOREIGN Affairs was chilled
upon for an explanation as 10 The application of hi,
money Mr. NcDuffie and other members If the com-
mtee. stated the nrincipal nurnose 10 he n, nsv az
the Mexican ,roops. 40 as 70 keen them In snh;ec-
ton while the NEGOTIATION was nrogress;ng and ~
remove suy difficulties that discontented leader.
might opoose-in plsin terms nurcbase their mi.
mission and acouie,cence. Mr. Mangum and o,bcy
Senators denounced il as bribery fund and =, the
close of the proceedings the presiden, was ,eo;r
ed 10 ask the appropriation in a MESSAGE The
next intelligence upon the subject was thai he vopId
communicate con6dentally with both Houses ,nd
thenlauain that he would send an omen mes,,ce -
Meantime however he empoved Mr. Ruch,n,o %
write letter TO Mr. Lewis, instead of Mr. McDulI;e
who refused TO do the drty work. when the presi'
dent showed that he wanted TO sbrk the resnons;b-
tv in the hone of sill oe,tina tho Nancy w;,hon,
The message The Senate stood firm IN is po,i,ion
and il was left with Mr. Polk TO retrea, or ADVANCE
as he thought proper Things stood in this nos,nre
ON 'Thursday the 9Th of Auonst Friday va. .lIo,y.
ed 10 mas away without any moyemen, on his mar,
and al midday on Saturday the las, wo,k;n, a., 81
the session. the message was Communicated and =
bill reported in accordance Herewith bv Mr. Nc
Kay =
That bill was amended nv a nrov;so introduced
bv a Cree.trade T.ocoCoco Nj W;Imo, nroh;L;,;ns
the existence of slavery in ,nv ,err;,ory A., +. 80
,,';,aS hs A.. o,onoJ ~ a ,s.oJ 70 Dc ac
VI ,hs ps,nocl $500 W. ,h ,S Wig
;nomsd;,,sIv allied N on,o.,;o "a s.e o,
.:- = auL ~ pros'''o" anp ''''vu"eeu
which va. Jsfss,s, hv Wh;o o M. LUG .o
Locofoco. and 10 WHO'S for the mo,;on ana 40
Whios and 50 Locos AGAINST IL In This shan. !,
,,..e,I Ia -" ~., 81 -. C ''' snspe
r ,"o,o;n, I, ,.a. csiIsa ~, hs NJ :" s,onuay
$3.50 H. ~ ' i.e"'. AZ 80 MN
d;ssasaa oe 80, ~ e Se ,.;a sne .ae'e oe.pg
s,onI' - - 49," - 7, ',no'es 1e,ween inc
~, ,sa ~ NC - mas wen knoTa IN
49,, ,is,.,d -, t:,1 t"s' 'ne res
,ha, !, should have n.s.sd ,S;,h III an.;'sI. s
oIsa.s nd sn.h .s. 'hs .ns ;sy
e.. r. ~ .a,,,...a 1885, S".". '''uuo
,.,,,;,'a,, ~, - go 80, = :. -, sa r ue
G,;snd. ~ do"s - ,hs -, L.. ,o'" 90 '"e''
Acco,d;,aIv The srs, nosa,n m r. NJ, r;. :.
,.h.,;a,.. 80 Il. ,,,a.,.,.,,i;.. 49,. .r:i',,' ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24

PLANTING CHgsrNUrs. rapid growth ofthe
chestnut, the excellence Of its timber, and its fine
ornamental appearance, render il a desirable object
Of cultivation The fruit which it produces, 100,
is not the least consideration. Many. however,
fail in causing the seeds to terminate This is
usually owing to the seeds becoming dry, before
they are planted. A few days of exposure to the
air is sufficient to prevent their growing; hence,
as soon they are taken from the tree they should
be planted, or mixed with moist sand till planted
They should not be covered more than an inch and
half deep, il the soil is heavy, more than two
inches II il is light. But still better way is to
on thin covering. say an inch, Of rotten leaves.
verse; 40 CUT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24
BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS

TTNHE attention Of Country and Seaport Merchants
u .Manutaeturers and Others about visiting Boston
to purchase Fall and Winter supplies is respect
fully requested to the following Cards, comprising
Merchants, Manufacturers and Artists.
Being fully prepared 10 the several branches, we en-
brace the facilities afforded BY the Country Press to
solicit your early calls and we assure our New Eng
land friends that pains shall he spared on our part
to please both old and new customers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24
NEW FANCY GOODS IMPORTING
WAREHOUSES

w. w. MESSER g. co. 81 Kilby-St Importers Of
Cutlery, Combs, Teeth Brushes, Pelumery Accorde-
ons, Gun Caps, and every description OF English,
imported by them direct from the Manufacturers will
be sold cheap in New York Also, Agents for
Farina's and other Cologne Water
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24
EXTENSIVE HOUSE FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.

W. r. g. A. II. SuMEER, Importers of and Dealers
IN CTockery, China and Glass Ware and Furnishing
Goods, Wholesale and retail. ls7 Washington cor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
WM. Il. RYTHER.
OFFICE.-.-NO. 2 WHEELERS STONE BUILDING.

TEHns.-To single subscribers, $500 year. To Com
Punes and to those who pay in ADVANCE liberal discount
will be made
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24
GaEAr REDUCTION IN Pnrcn

GOODYEARS GUM ELASTIC MACHINE
Betting, Packing for Steam Pipes, and all iabrics
composed OF India Rubber of the Metallic Gum Elias
. tic Composition. at No Liberty So BY }. II. CuEE
yER, Agent for Goodyear Manufacturing Company. Mr.
McBurney may be found as above.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24

French girl writing to her lover. now in this
county, says "Would that Columbus had never
discovered America, since il keeps you so long alb
sent. ~ -h sg tsel..' .'.iii1e sfN IN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24

fAn Englsh paper says, that il 10 snintalIible oTsr,
on a. M as goes, Of good inn, to see clean mustard
beds well aired tie skss E!stz sss ell tbs etssas
p.spsi.y looked agAf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24
BREWERS, STEVENS g. GUSHING.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

Manufacturers of Lossnges, Ink, Cachous, Cheni-
Gals, &C., &c.
Also dealers in Sirao BLeaehers' Articles and Hat
ters' Alcohol
Nos. 90 and 90 Washington St. Boston. 6ws
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24
Toys AND FANCY GOODS

MERRILL, EATON * co. No. Sc Ann ST.
Dealers in Ready-made Clothing of every description
wholesale and retail, at as low rates as any
other dealers 10 the city.
Particular attention given 10 the Country Trade.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24
JOHN MARSH, SrArIoNrR.

Manufacturer Of Account Books, Writing and Dress
ing Cases, Manifold Letter Writers, Sc.
Importer aud Dealer 10 Foreign and Domestic Station
cry, School Books, SC. II Washington ST., joy,
Building.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
Stop the RtIn0acGyS.


nm Sunday last, the 26th instant negro man named
" MIKE, belonging to the estate of my deceased
husband, Thomas Thompson, left Chapel Hill, North
line, and their female child about years of age the
property of Hon. A. Rencher, leave and under pIe
tepce of visiting Ptsborough for few days Not hav-
ing reached Psboro and having taken their clothing
is aPprehended that they have made off Westwardy,
by Rail Road Northwardly, with the design of reach
ing Free State.
MIKE is by trade Carpenter and has been living at
Chapel Hill in that capacity for the last years He is
black about 27 Of age of good countenance
and soft speech; under The ordinary height with no dis
tngushng marks; has variety of good clothing which
cannot be described knows how to read and is quite
Ielligent -4e
His wife EMMELINE, is black woman of rather
darker hue than Nike and nearly of the same height;
read and write is perhaps 25 years of age has
elled North, and resided Washington with her Master
and Mistress and during their absence from the United
States, has been living at Chapel Hill washerwonan
and seamstress for the Students.
The Horse they drove, was tall, thin sorre, with
long and wide blaze in the face, and eye They will
doubtless attempt to pass under forged papers,
persons.
reward of Fifty Dollars will be paid for the sppreher.
sion and confinement of MIKE, in any Jail in the Unit
ed States, that get him again; delivered to me
all reasonable expenses in addition. Suitable compen-
saton will also be paid for the apprehension and deye.
ry Of the Woman and Child but not authorized to
offer specific reward.
Any information concerning them or either of Them
will be thankfully received AMI may addressed either
to me at Ptsboro, Chatham county, North Carolina or
20 Charles Manly, Esq at Raleigh; Judge Manly at
Newbern or to DR.. Johnson D Jones, at Chapel Hill
LOUISA S. THOMPSON.
PIttsboro' Chatham county, July 81, 1916. 6I3-4t
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19


Ohm C. MOORE, AUCTION AND COMMISSION
- MERCHANT, Raleigh, ". c., has the pleasure Of
announcing to his friends and acquantances and the
Mercantile World at large, that he has taken that ele.
CANT establishment, recently fitted up on Fayetteville
street. next door to Doc Hinton nearly opposite the
Post Once, only few steps South of the City Hall
and about 100 yards North Of the Court House, and i'm.
medately on the corner of Market Square, where he
Will be glad at all times whether day night sun shine
or raln to serve his friends and customers to the utmost
OF his ability. AS he has fine and commodous
an establishment and good stand he will receive
ana sell on COMMISSION, or AT AUCTION, WHOLE
SALE or RET ALL, any GOODS, WARES or MERcHAN.
Disc, with which he may from time to time be entrust-
ed by his friends, either of this City, at the North
HIS 'ot!0e nodesty would forbid in this announce
aent OF his readiness to the public in his partcu
lar Calling OF any boast puff of his eminent not to
say eftT0ord'nGry qualifications dlctoneer but
ne matters himself from the experience already attained
ano the wonderful success which has hitherto attended
ms EFFORTS that he cannot fail to give universal satsac
tion to all those who may kindly patronze him with
ther business Of one thing however he must boast
nd that Is he is always in good Auor which must
be conceded. is great gift for an Auctioneer;-and if
cracking good joke, telling funny tale will cause
goods to sell we'll, then as he must be successful call
upon Jno c: Moore; but let no one suppose that he
would as Cryer, SO far violate his conscience as to
depart from the truth to the world. -ssFE
II Is useless for him to bis terms since thew will
be 80 moderate that no one can object -. = 'frr|
Raleigh. 29th April, 1876. 20 p. t.f 59o.tf
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19

/ Family Grocery and Commission
.-.. Store s,....r.
WNHE undersigned have Just opened on the south
IL east corner of New Market square, t-.
Family Grocery and Commissions Store,
where they intend keep hand almost every article
in their line of business Jsuch as tr.'' -
Sugar, brown and crushed; --
Coffee, Flour, Rice, Salt, Nails, Tobacco, .s.@
Meal, Bacon, Lard, Moasses, -.-~
Iron, Vinegar, Candles, Cheese,
Crockery Ware and Wedding Hoes,
Frying pans, Water buckets. Trace chains,
Bed cords and Leading lines, 4-
Spades. Shovels, Shoe thread, Leather, .H Z,
Spun cotton, Snuff, &c sc. SC. -9s.sst
Also, BROwN's homemade Fur and Wool Hats.
By strict attention 10 business, they hope to merit
portion of public patronage. M. H. BROWN
n.. Fl. B. HAYES.
Raleigh Feb. IL, Is46. 59O-tE
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19

~ Mrs. Nancy B. Smith would take oc-
~ casion respectfully to inform the public that
she continues to make garments Of all kinds, Ladies'
dresses &C. and to do repairing at cheap and on
of those who may have such work toput out Her
dence is few doors to the North of the old Baptist
Church. 3 .haf.. .-uaE Eia har s54l,s-4rr -.
Raleigh, November 18TH. -..... .,...e .,- 576-tf
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19

IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.
PrOlapsus Uteri cured By External Means.
DR.. R. ThOmpSOn's Pelvic Corset and
UterO Abdominal Bandage.
VVNHE Subscribers having purchased the right of ma
Il king and vending Dr. ROBERT THoMPsoN's Pei
vic Corset and Abdominal Bandage for the prevention
and cure of Prolapsus Uter Hernia, &C.. in tke Coun-
ties of Wake Franklin, Granville, Chatham, Orange,
Johnston, and Cumberland, respectfully present them
the notice of the Medical profession possessing
ror advantages over every other kind Of for
the same purpose. -... .as .....
These instruments are constructed upon scientific
principles, aid to any acquainted with the female
system and with the diseases which sought to be
eved the utility of of the instrument will be apparent
they have the unqualified appreciation of the Medical
Faculty in all parts of the Country where they have
been introduced. ..
Physicians throughout the State invited to exam
inc them, we are satisfied they must be convinced
their excellence and applicability. They will be put
such prices place them in the reach OF every patient
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, s. CO.
February lS, 1876. 5S9-6m.
RALEIGH, FEB. 16, 1916.
We have examined DR.. r. Thompson's Apparatus for
the relief and of Prolapsus Uteri, &C., we'll
the testimony and opinion: Ofhghly eminent Members
OF the Faculty and Of decided opinion that they
worthy the attention of the public and cheerlly
mended them equal, if not SUPERIOR to any instru-
ments for similar purposes we have ever seen.
...f VIM. G. HILL,
..... L. w. SCOTT,
... W. H. MCKEE,
N. L. STITH,
RICH'D. B. HAYWOOD
FABIUS J. HAYWOOD.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19
-a PLATING, CASTING.
GuMSmithinR- NIendim1 ~.

INHE subscriber Informs his friends and the nubl;c
generally, that he continues to execute all Silver
ana brass Plating Of Carriage Irons old and new and all
nas Piang In the most neat and substantial manner
At me shortest notice, IN the old way-Casting Mill
Inks ano saw Mill Boxes-Gunsmthng and repairing
sborsI k.nos o. Lock Brass Androns
Jops-as cheap as the times require, for Cash - =
ne mas removed his shop to his residence near Mr.
from the estern part of the city. Orders
received and promptly attended TO-. ' ., '.
Raleigh, July 1, 1885,. .,.-- e ksGLsc LG
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19
FOR SALE.

alssr ... ..- FOR SALE.f.. 81 --..-.
@AAn 200 Barrels Roe and Cut Herrlngs,
REEfhl part in half Barrels.
&A ANM 10 Barrels Shad part in half barrels, put
DuP by Roulhac & Cooper expressly tor the
Raleigh Market, and warranted sound and good Also.
Old Rye Whiskey, and common rectfied BY the barrel
or galon which can and will sell lower than any other
house in the city, together with general assortment of
Family Groceries constantly hand low for Cash or
Country Produce. Rags taken in barter:
...s JORDAN WOMBLE
North side Old Market street. four door. fono tbs
corner formerly occupied by B. B. Smith:
Raleigh, May 1S, 1916. ....e - ---.-- 6GI If
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19
Notice.

Wis Is to give notice to James, Peter. william,
~ Edward Matthew and Thos. White, Matthew Eli:
dao Denton, heirs at law of Charles White
bbegned' Administrator of said deceased, has in n.
aho Is ready to pay to those entitled ths
dollars: being the proceeds of the estate f th
sd Snares white, deed The legatees Of the dsaea"
= lhey may reside, hereby reouested
Warren co., N. G., July 10, 1896 80 eInIs, Sie :,
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19
Garden seed.

ToMPRISING nearly every popular variety, and
~ warranted to be fresh and genuine and of the
growth of 1916, Just received and for sale the Drug
Store of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.
These seed were bought and will be sold by weight
to which would invite the attention of purchasers,
being not only cheaper than those that ready
put up papers, but be examined before being pur
chased. liberal discount to those who purchase in
quantities to sell again w. H. & CO.
Jan. 26, 1916. 6S6-tc
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19
State Of North Carolina, Currituck Co.,
576-t.

Ros0te q 1VOTth C'dT0ta1ad, C1TT9tacE Co.,
Superior Court of Equity-Spring Term, 1916.
Gideon G. Merchant and others ps. VIM. Northern,
In this case, the process having been returned
not to be found )" andit being shown to the Court
that the Defendant VIM. Norihern is not resident
ofthis State, it is ordered that publication be made
for six weeks consecutiyeIy, in the North Carolina
Standard published at Raleigh, that the said North
Court Of Equity, for the County aforesaid, TO be
held at the Court House thereof and then and
there plead, answer or demur, or Judgment pro
confesso wiH be taken sgainsl him, ahd the cause
proceeded In egparte. n szIno1 Is 5vi. . ElIIC,
b., as. JOHN HUMPHREYS, C. ME. ~
Pr. adv. $5 623. 10, 6l4-6t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19
New Spring and Summer Goods.
1916.

1916.
TUST received, splendid STOCK of Staple and
- Fancy Dry Goods, at the Raleigh Cheap Cash Store,
One door below Messrs. WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & Co.'S
Drug Store, which consists in part of the following:
-. For the Ladies. -...
Beragcs, Bazerincs, Grape Liece and Plain Silks
and Satins, Shaded Lawns, Gnghams do, Long Lawn
Cross Robes, Swiss Null and Book Musins Jack
onet Muslin and Cambria, Graduated Lawns and Mus
ns, Organdie Fancy Cravats and dress Handkerchies
Linen Cambria and Silk Handkerches, Grass Skirts,
Hose Silk and Cotton Calicoes of all shades and quail
ties, Trimmings, Gimps and Ribbons, Kid and Silk
Gloves and Mitts, Feather Fans, &c. sc. . ~. ..-
81. -..s--esc For Gentlemen. sG ..t .a...-.
Superior Black, Brown Blue, Green, and Olive Cloths
Black French Casimeres Doe skin do do. "A variety of
Fancy Cassimeres, Gambroon, Linen Drills, Marseiles
Cashmere and Satin vestngs great variety, Hats Boots
Shoes and Hosiery, Shirt Collars, Cravas and Scarfs
Of all kinds. - -'s' 90
A large lot of best Linen Sheeting from IA to S4
yards wide, will be sold unusually low, with variety
of other Goods needless to mention. - se'- -=f.s1
We will not make extravagant promises of great bar,
gains, prefer Goods and prices to speak
for themselves. Ours is, "be it remembered" the
RALEIGH CHEAP CASH SToRE. ,-,t--re ~
HEARTT & JORDAN.
. April 6, 1876. n -...s q. ..s-,-a,tres.. . 596-tf.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19
SPLE.0;DID LOTTERY!
J.G GREGORY & CO. MANAGERS.

J.G GREGORY & CO. MANAGERS.
100000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class SO, for 1916. To be drawn at Alexandria,
D. c., on Saturday, the 22d of August, 1896
! PrIze Of S4o, COG Prizes OF SI'SeO 'Se0
do 5000 100 dp 500
rs No. Lottery-l2 DraUn Ballots!
Tickets only SlO-Halves S5-Quarters 80 so.
Certificates of packages of 25 whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do 25 half do IS 90
Do do 25quarter do 32 so
$35.OOO.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class 34, for 1916. To be drawn at Alexandra,
D. c., on Saturday, the 29lh of August, 1s46.
SPLENDID PRIZES.
Prize of $4,000 Prize of So, 900
do 10000 10 do 1900
&c. &c. &c.
Is DrGacm Numbers out of 7s.
Tickets $10-Halves S5-Quarters 8 2 so.
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets $12o 90
Do do 26 Half do 60 90
Do do 26 Quarter do 80 90
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
Packages in the above Magnificent Scheme will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account Of
each dT0tCg sent Immediately after il is to all
who order from us-Adtress
J. G. GREGORY & CO. MANAGERS.
Washington City, d. c..
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19
Auction and Commission store.

n ~IOSHNAl %H1HNA OUA1lHlISSIOM SGOFGo "
~ B. HUGHES, General Agent, having taken tbe
~ large brick store house, adjoining MIR. T. H.
SNOW, three doors above Mr.. r. SMIrHs corner on
store any kind and quantity of GOODS, yMERCHAM
DASE, COUNTRY PRODUCE, and SO forth, which
may be entrusted to him, which will be sold as direct
ed, either at private sale, or public auction. -,
He only pledges to exert himself to faithful discharge
OF his duties in reference to the interests of the
each, his own. It"-' 10 "a ~ 80 - F' ~
The house which he has selected for doing business
n is nearly as any in the ity so that
fire. ..-- --- - ~ Vi
ne tnInks unnecessary to give references being so
generally known all over North Carolina But TO those
who desire it, he would respectfully refer to the citizens
OF Raleigh and of the whole State.
- So 49, N. B. HUGHES,
- ssa-.t.h p Late of the NJ C Book Store
Raleigh, Feb. 2, 1916. e., 5s7-tf