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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

CORNER OF CRANE AND CENTRE STREETS;
BROTHERS PERKINS. GRATEFUL FOR THE VEkr
ID liberal patronage already extended to them and which
has exceeded their most sangune antcpaton bog leave 70
say that their
PRIVATE SUPPER ROOMS
for tho reception Of Ladies by Gentlemen are
for the first time, somplete.
They are confident Of their ability TO piease the most a
udous gentlemen OF competent experience and taste in ush
matters having assured them that their saloon exeeed
in London Paris for CoNvtSIENCF, for
CONSCIOUSNESS OF DECORATION,
the perfection of its polite
attendance. It's
LARDER,
has always every edible Of the New York markets. and in
addition almost daily ributions Of Injuries
steamers the tropical regions and from Europe Their
VAULTS AND STORE ROOMS
are eurrIod with the choicest brands of
WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS,
selected procured directly by importation and their
charges will be found reasonable sny ss.srsnt Of M
character In this city or else hsrs. nh2T
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supreme md Circuit Courts-speciai Term.

These courts were opened and the following order
entered in the court mnutes--
Al n special term Of the Supreme Court held at tho
city of York. the It'll day of May 1S49 present,
" p Hurlbut, Justice ordered that all civil suits
paccd upon the calendar of this court for the present
form which were ut issue the 18th day of April,
1919 and which in readiness for heaIing ques-
lions of only in equity be transferred to
tho Superior Court of the city Of New York, to be
heard at the general terms thereof according the
provisions Of the act passed April 11th 1s49 entitled
An act TO amend the act entitled an act to simplify
and abridge the prrctcc peadngs and proceedings Of
the courts of this State passed April 18th 1s4s" The
Clerk of this court Is required forthwith to prepare
list of the quits and hereby transferred and to
deliver the same with certified copy of this order to
the Clerk of the Superior Court.
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Naval Intelligence,

Inc following are the names of the officers of the
Court Martial, convened at Norfolk the 1t = inst
for the trial OF Commodore Geo &. Reid and others -
Charles Morris, John Lowndes, Lawrence Kearney,
Daniel Turney. NJ G. Perry, Charles McCauley, Eli
A f. Lavallette, Silas H. Striugham Isaac Mayo. Jas
Armstrong Samuel l.. Breeze, French Forrest-Norfok
Herald. May 8.
The Y $. sloop of war Plymouth at Whampoa on
the Goth of February
The Y $. brig of war Dolphin at Hong Kong on
the Goth of ebruary
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Court Calendar for Tuesday.

CIncuIr CoURr-Nos G. Z, 15 IT, II, is, 10 90 81, D.
%, "a, 25. PC, ~.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos Z o, r. IL. l.. 81. 2S 90 3O2
81 90, SO to A. inclusive; 46, 4S to o. nclusive 26
81, IS.
COMMON PLEAS, LIST part-Nos. Il, 10 90, %, 81, 81
SO. IS, 81, So I'd part-Nos 90 2s So So 34 49, IS
40, AZ, A, 46, As, 80. 81 :. y
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, JOBBERS, &c
LAWRENC ROTHERS,
LEVI CHAPMAN,
BABY MPE R.

Use HAS PRODUCED CONVICTION OF THE ME-
~ rs of this novel invention More than Thirty Thousand
them have been used without the Of single ae
sdent The most eminent Physicians daily recommend them
the healhful exercise of little children. Every baby
should be provided with article conclusive to its health
and happiness. - -
should fail purchase large supply of Baby Jumps
for profit themselves and the benefit Of those customers
fortunate have a baby. .
Also PATENT SWINGS for Children Of all ages to be had
wholesale and retail, at the established depot Of -
mbN l3ts G. w. FUTILE, 81 Broadway New York.
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Board of Supervisors.

May THE Hon. the Recorder in the chair The
minutes of the preceding meeting read and ap-
proved.
BiHs-Of Michael Shanly, amount $37 so, for clean
ing Circuit Court Ordered to be paid.
Arecess taken until o'clock
30 SESSION.
Alderman Crolius in the chair
Alderman SMITH after the Board organized stated
they had adjourned to receive communities alton from
of their committees but, in consequence of
tain papers not being forthcoming there further
communication to make, and concluded by moving
that the Board adjourn sine die. The Board then
adjourned,
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HOTELS, &c.
HOTEL TELEGRAPH.
rr n TACK CON

Ar No 1927 WILLIAM STREET, NEw Yosx,
MANUFACTURES HIS PATENT ANNUNCIATOR, OR
M Hotel Telegraph the of Hotels Steamships and
dwellings He also respectfully begs to inform the
uubc that he will execute all orders and prosecute all in
inqements Of his Patent with despatch. Orders for
chimes or for fitting them up may addressed to the under
signed or to THOMAS CuALMERs, 200 Broadway; ,,o>,
nI17 26ty u. ID. JACkSON.
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Court OF Oyer and Terhliner.
Before Judge Huriburt and Aldermen Fitzgerald and
Mcknight
MAY THE court was opened and immediately after
adjourned to one O'Clock, tomorrow
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TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
HAVANA SEGAR COMPANY.
TINE having appointed Agent for the sale
Il ofthe
CELEBRATED sEGARs OF THE
HAVANA SEGAR COMPANY
now prepared TO the following brands at the exceed
'e' ~" sI5 pcr NJ MAGNUM BONUM,
SIS Der NJ. EXCELSIOR.
These sssars handsomely put in convenient paekAs
and are " ted equal to the
rMPoRrED.
The prices be maintained at these extremely low rates
only 'by a strict adherence to the
CASH PRINCIPLE,
necessity Of good customers paying for losses
incurred by sales TO bad ones
THE TRADE LIBERAL DISCOUNT.
supply Of of different brands direct
manufsctu rsrs, always on hand.
J. s. THRAsHER.
General Agent for the Havana Scgar Company.
mhp I3t " Wall street. New York.
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Me- A1liefer Mra A

Nevin Mary
Nef Josephine
Mast Madame
Nexson Ellen
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United states Commissioner once.

Before COMMISSIONER MetcaIf
MAy -Dscknr ged.-Mcssrs Alexander and Scovcll,
captain and mate Of the ship II H. Body, arrested
SEPARATE charges Of cruel and unusual punishment
n fo Of the crew, discharged this morning the
Adcnce not being sufficient to put them on trial
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TO FARMERS, MARKET GARDENERS, &C,
DREPARED GUANO-the Original, Pure, and Genuine
at One Cent per pound Read the following
A. Kentish:-
Dean SIR II used your prepared Guano with turnips
noticed that the early part Of the entirely
from the Fly and the entire crop was :1essnt have
ndense in it. To farmers and consider ndpens-
able. r. B. COLEMAN,
castor House, and Flatlands, l.. l."
"To c. A. KENrIsH Esq.:-DEAR SrR-I used the pre-
pared onano obtained you on corn potatoes plants
easily managed fertilizer with which acquainted.
... "E. WOOD, Shrewsbury, N. J."
For sale only by KENTIsH co. 40 Peck Slip, New York
Agents wanted in all towns liberal commission allowed.
api0
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IL Post Office, May s, isi9
OFFICIALLY rHr PAPER
LARGEST CIRCULATION.
Please menon the date List which they adver-
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nECORATIVE ART.-STAINED GLASS FOR PUBLIC
II and Private Buildings, in all its varieties, at
GIBRON'S Glass Staining Establishment;
ito giro
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TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS.
w. C.. LEMON
M MANUFACTURER Of TiHe Cut Chewing aud smoking To-
Nl and Snu invites the attention merchants and
dealers the these articles being allied
quality style price trial Of which will satisfy thosente
the cheapest and the best A Ssgars
variety always hand at the 10 prices Deal
ers will please call before pxrchasing slsewhere.
aplO-l3ts W. Z. LEMON, WAllst.
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TO FARMERS, MARKET GARDENERS, SC.

l1REPARED GUANO.-KENTISHS ORIGINAL AND
only genuine at cent per lb-More undoubted proof -
To CAKENTIsH-Des sirThe prepared guano purchased
that II gave him satisfaction than any other he
has used 1t applied corn oats grass top
dressing, with the greatest success.
JAS. NJ SMITH, Jr, Port Washington, M
For sale only the original Kentish Co.
40 Peck Slip, New York. myl Ats
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FANCY GOODS, &C.

FANCY GOODS, &C.
WIN. NEUSTAEDTER,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
FOR DRAPERY, cuRTAiNs AND 5 F f D
No. 400 Broadway New York
OLD Silver Silk Fringes Chenelle Laces Braids Cords
fE
Fl Rsffas in all eoors and variety ether
DEcoRATIvE ART-sTAINED GLASS FOR PUBLIC
- and Private Buildings, in all its varieties, at
"a, GIBRoNs Glass Staining Estsblishment;
NEW woRsTED AND FANCY TRIMMING STORE,
565 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
nj bess leave to inform the Ladies Of New YORK
and 'sPI fha
ASD St RRfRsS also
'H SsN %i,h Mss ana despatch my
J. GROSS GARELLY & CO.,
90 WILLIAM STREET, UP STAIRS.
%T% ss,s'ib ts TSt
ind sss fsss, Of
fshionasle styles Of Buttons for Ladies Dresses CHM
of which will be sold by the package at the lowest market
NOT GONE TO CALIFORNIA.
NAMR SIMILAR TO OURS HAVING APPEARED
ss led & e a nsf
l22 Fulton street Of February and
pared with of Fishing Tackle at Wholesale and
retail, at No. l0S Fulton street.
mhN l3t JOHN J. BROWN 90.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, JOBBERS, &c.
LA WRENCE, BRO OTHERS,
No so John street.
A RE receiving fresh supply Of Zephyr and Fleeey
Purse Silks latest of Galloons Fnges Gmps
and Buttons which they offer at the very lowest rates
my SAT-
LEVI CHAPMAN,
No. 102 Fil,am street, Ne,o York,
MANUFACTURE OF THE CELEBRATED MAGIC
l Srop of four SIDES also Pocket Books Wallets
Spectacle and Bankers Cases. in variety on the most
extensive scale. -. -.
Dasuorrsotyps Cases 8u ., :. g." "a /"
Mats and Pressrvsrs Of all kinds
mhl3l3 JAS. CREMER, S"ss"'''
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AGRICULTURAL.

FOR SALE,
SMALL FARM, of fifteen acres with comfortable house
and out house. (more land may be had if required well
situated in the of Wesport Conn., the
and New Haven Railroad mile from the depot and
mile from the good roads
in the vicinity Price 81 100 easy the house.
garden and out house. good tenant S6O Inquire of E.
Is. SHERWOOD, the premises myl 2t*
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FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.
va.


NHIS property now owned and worked by the Belv-
Il dere Manufacturing Company, has been repaired
and greatly improved in its machinery At considerable
expense, supply of pure spring has been secured
which enables the company furnish at all times the
shortest notice,
GOOD WHITE PRINTING PAPER,
of the best materials and workmanship. They also
prepared execute orders for almost other description
of paper.
At the paper and rag store of the Company, (next
door to Messrs. John Thompson & Co., and two doors
below Messrs Webb, Bacon & Co., Main st) will be
found large and full assortment of
WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER,
embracing cotton yarns and envelope at prices suited
the times to which they invite attention. From the ad
vantages of climate, facility of transportation &c, which
the Company possesses they ater themselves that they
can compete successfully with the Northern manufactC
ries Expending they do, fifteen thousand dol
lars annually for materials, the product of Virginia and
North Carolina and afordng employment to about fifty
persons, whose earnings expended here constitutes
they think, claim the custom of the Southern
public Orders should by addressed to Mr. Richards
Superintendent
70 Rags purchased at the Mill and at the Store,
December 10, lS4S. 7S9-6t.
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CAUTION. 1t has been truly said that counterfeiters
and imitators of valuable medicine dangerous
to society than dealers i'll spurious con The latter only
rob you your property while the formerendanger your
life Be not deceived by the numerous ChoLqgogues
which have of late made their appearance. Every
pecfab druggist in the country will tell you that OS-
goods India Choqgogue is the original and only genuine
preparation The limitations are but limitations in
steal character for the spurious which belongs only
to the genuine. You may well look to the Caesars
and Catos of the present day for the virtues of their IL
ustrous prototypes, expect to find in such compounds
the valuable properties of the original Chalagogue To
protect imposition that the label attached
each bottle has the Urc' signature of the proprietor
Charles Osgood, N. D,-and you safe.
The above excellent medicine may be found at WILL
LIAsrs. HAYwOoD. 81 Co., Druggists, Raleigh, N. G.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-

WASHINGTON, December 10.
In truth am pursuaded that the exhibition of feel
ing on the part of the Southern and Northern mem
beTs to-day, will lead to good results. Harmony
may grow out of this discord The North must learn
respect the feelings and, you please, preudces
of the South as well as their constitutional rights.
was pleased hear Mr. Meade declare that the South
ern members would sit here to be abused they
have been formerly. The Northern demagogues
find other theatre than this for their dec
lamations against slavery and shareholders.
If ever the House should get Speaker, shall ex-
pect to see of mutual forbearance than has been
exhibited in it past years. Any trespass the
rights or feelings of the South will be avoided.
AS to the Wilmot Proviso, it cannot become a
practical question. assure you that California
will be admitted State at this session, neither
will slavery be abolished in the District of Columbia
nor will the interstate slave trade be abolished. The
cause of dissolution will not arise
1t is rumored that Mr.. Meade has challenged Mr..
Duer, account of what passed to-day. You will
have in your report the notice of the affair. Le US
have no alteration Aere,'' exclaimed several menu
bers. Ion.
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Professor Barry'S TricOPherOuS or
INDICATED COMPOUND.

ENDORSED by the first professional talent in the
United States; its efficacy attested by thousands Of
wclknown czens sold at price which places within
the reach of every family recommended by journals Of
the highest standing in the country equally applicable to
specific and widely different purposes and everywhere
in demand, BARRTs TRIcoPHEROUs may be fearlessly
pronounced the ncontesble evidence the best,
the cheapest the most popular preparation for restoring
and beauying the hair, eradcatng scurf and dandruy
and curing all diseases of the skn the muscles and glands
which has been offered to the public, either in the
Old World New. 1t stands alone-"It has no brother,
and is like BROTHER volume of authentic testimony
and analytical proof of its value accompanies every bottle
To gansay the record is mposshe for every purchaser
adds to the legion Of witnesses arrayed III its
behalf.
Its wonderful effects in renewing gossng beautfyng
and cleansing the hair all produced through its pri
mary influence upon the skin of the head The nvgora-
ting fluid enables the scalp perform its functions properly
The scurf and dandru which sluggish circulation has al
lowed accumulate, thrown off, the vegeative prin
cple finds its way the vescles in which the hair is
rooted and they supplied it were with the elixir
vi which strengthens mostens CLOSES, and beauties
every FIBRE until each particular hair" becomes heal
thy and elastic flament. The fertzing principle
which the existing hair grow, stimulates the
latent roots and thus the bres which have fallen out
soon replaced by
Remember that this double 1ntid0te-ths specific for
diseases of the kn and matchess beautier of the hair
is sold from fifty hundred per cheaper than
any other preparation for the hair out.
Sold in large bottles price 25 cents the Principal
Office 1877, Broadway, and by the subscribers by retail
or wholesale in Raleigh, N. G..
A. B. STTTH & CO., Agents.
Nov. "a, IS49. 1886.
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MALE ACADEMY,
WARRENTON, N. C.

Il. Il. EZELL, A. VI. EIinctpG'.
TNHE Exercises will be resumed on the second Mon
/ day, which is the 18th day of January. 1850.
The present principal was called to the eharge of this
Institution ten gears since which period its patronage
has continued uniformly to increase To his numerous
Patrons throughout the Country he returns his sincere
Acknowledgements, and he hopes by unrng zeal and fde
y in the discharge of his highly responsible dutes to
merit the continued support of liberal and enlightened
public. The ablest Instructors engaged with him in
the various departments of the School, and discipline,
at once mild and firm, enforced The srctest attention
is paid to the moral well intellectual improvement
of the Boys entrusted to hiscare Boys fitted for the
advanced classes in College, for the active duties of
at the close of which Public Examinations will be held.
Students from distance required to board in the
family of the Principal. Terms as heretofore
Dec. I4th 1S49. 7S9-4t
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mARRrHn.

In this County, at the residence of David Gill; Esq
by Prof w. T. Brooks, Mr.. William B. Dunn jr tc
Miss Eliza A. Gill, daughter of David Gill, all of this
County.
In this County, at the residence of Benjamin Dunn
Esq., Thursday, the 9th inst, by Prof w. It. Brooks
Mr. John F. Fort to Miss Matilda R. Dunn daughter o.
Benjamin Dunn.
In this County, at the residence of Geo. w. Thomp-
son, ESQ.,, Wednesday, the 18th inst. by Prof W. T.
Brooks Rev. Willie A. Atkinson to Miss Mary Thomp
son, daughter of Solomon Thompson, deceased,
In Greensborough, the 18th instant by the Rev. S.
D. Bumpass the Rev. James Jameson to Miss Martha
Emily Lindsay.
In Tarborough, on the Ith instant. by the Rev. T.
R. Owen, Robert R. Bridgers Esq. to Miss Margaret e.
Johnston, daughter of Henry johnston deceased.
In Edgecombe County, on the l3th instant, by John
Dancy, Esq. Mr.. George w. Whitfield, of Demopolis
Alabama, to Miss Mary L. Wimbery.
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LOUIsBURG ACADEMIES.

MISS E. w. CURTIS, Instructress on Piano,
Miss R. S. FAIRALL, Instructress on Guitar

MISS E. w. CURTIS, Instructress Piano,
MISS r. S. FAIRALL, Instructress on Guitar
and in Drawing and Painting.
TTNHE fifteenth Session of these Schools, under the
present Principals, will commence on Thursday the
8d of January, 1880 Board $40 per Session. Tuition
heretofore An additional charge, not exceeding so
cents will be made to each pupil in the Male Department
for contingencies. No accounts allowed in the village
elsewhere, except by the direction of the Parent
Guardian under the supervision of the Principal and
all extravaganza in dress otherwise promptly checked
We have spared reasonable pains expense in
securing the best Assistants in the several Departments
and object is to mpart life and energy to the School
Exercises and make thorough work of the business
of instruction.
December 18th, 1S49. 7S9-3t.
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State Of North Carolina, Johnston County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Nov Term Is49
Mary ToIer ct aL us Calvin Toer, ct all Petition for
Division ses.
T appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Calvin
Toler resides beyond the limits of the State, is
dered that the Clerk make publication for six weeks in
the North Carolina Standard notifying the said Calvin
Toer appear the term of this Court then and
there plead, demur to the several
set forth i'll the petition the will be heard &c
parte, and taken pro confesso to him.
Witness, Thomas Bagey, Clerk of said Court at
office ths4th Monday in November, A. d. Is49.
THOMAS BAGLEY, Clerk.
Dec 10, ls49. (Pr. Adv. SIS 621) 7s9-6t
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OXFORD FEMALE ACADEMY.

HE Regular exercises in this institution terminated
with the usual semi-annual examination on the 10th
ultimo They will be resumed on Monday the 18th OF
January next. The patrons of the School earnestly
reminded that it is important to every pupil to be in her
place the opening of the session. that she may
with her regular classes.
Terms per session of fire months.
Board, including Washing, Lights, &c. $45 90
Tuition in the English branches, Is 90
Tuition in Music, 90 90
Tuition in French or Latin, Extras 90
SAML. L. VENABLE, Principal
Oxford, N. G.. Dec. Is, lS49. 7Sy-4t.
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MEETING OF STATE LEGISLATURES. The Legisla-
lures of the States of Virginia, Kentucky Ohio In
diana and Iowa, met at their respective capitals
Richmond, Frankfort, Columbus, Indianapolis and
Iowa city-December3 Missouri and Maryland, at
Jefferson city and Annapolis will meet December ST.
New York, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, at Albany,
Harrisburg, and Dover, January L. Massachusetts,
and New Js5seR
Trenton, January 8. Illinois, at Springfield, January
IA; and Louisiana, at Baton Rouge, January 21.
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The Crops IN FLORIDA. The Tallahassee Flori-
dian of the 18th ult speaks in glowing of the
crops of Florida. 1t says that the cotton crop will
be fully an average one, while the tobacco crop
will be mine of wealth, to the planters who raise it.
ready shown in former number, the experiments in
turpentne enough most abundany test the matter,
satisfy the expectations and calculations of the most
sanguine in regard to the profits which may certainly
be secured from this department of business. Indu-
ced by the prospects thus held out, citizens of North
Carolina already the road to reap this harvest
of wealth.
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Perfumery. Fancy Articles &c,

WE are now in receipt of large supply of For
w eign and American Perfumery, Fancy Articles,
&c. consisting of Cologne, Extracts for the handkerchief
all the popular Pomadcs and Hair Oils of the day. Toilet
and Shaving Soaps of every quality and price Fancy
Boxes and Toilet Bottles of beautiful styles and patterns
which invite the attention of those in pursuit of
something good well as tasty. :.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
Dec II, IS49. 7S9-
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% ALARMING NEWS!
BY TeEegrg0h!!
WAR DECLARED BY FRANCE


WAR DECLARED BY FRANCE!
Arming of the French SoIdfery.
The FTench Fleet ordered to BLOek0de the
PORT OF NEW YORK.
We have just received despatch by Telegraph from
Baltimore, from the old Established house Of
PYFR. & co.
NO. LIGHT STREET,
In which they unreservedy express their opinion de-
duced from volumnous documents just received from
their Paris Correspondent Gall of which they positively
have been compiled with the greatest from
MOST AUTHENTIC SOURCES
In Paris) that there will be nebelgerent attitude assu
med by France towards this country that
T Sahpetre uUiH not E1ploder
Except in its legitimate sphere Of Pronulgatng the sale
and prompt payment Of
HANDSOME PRIZES
By their truly Fortunaae and Far Famed House.
Beautiful Luck Again.
EVERY DRAWING PxFEH & Co.
Yest O Yes! O Yes!!
$37, 500, Whole Ticket, sent to Sumpter Dis. S. G..
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent to North Carolina.
$20,0 600, Half Ticket, sent to Virginia
$4,000, Quarter Ticket. sent to- Pennsy yfvania.
10000, Gu artcr Ticket, sent to Tennessee,
$s, 900, Quarter Ticket sent to South Carolina
Sill more Glorious!
We stop press to announce that the Grand Prize Of
$4,000 Dollars
In the Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 5I-drawn
24th inst. sent by Pyfer, & Co. Correspondent
in Franklin County, Ohio.
Pyfer, & Co. Sell all the Good Prizes.
Orders promptly answered-namcs given to the
public. .a
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wh5te wine for Cook5ng.

A FIRST rate article Also Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace,
N Nutmegs, Alspce. Black. and Cayenne Pepper,
Race and Ground Ginger Mustard, Sweet Oil, Extracts
of Lemon Rose, Venela, and Orange Coopers Gelatin,
and many other articles suitable for Christmas times, in
store and for sale by
Dec. 10, 1949. 7S9-