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The North-Carolina standard., 1849-06-27
25th April, 1S49.
SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS!
Assortment Complete.

Attrac ton IRE sistib1e!
500 pieces Elegant style Calcoes and French and
British prints, from to Is cents,
$50 pieces Spring Musns and Lawns, from Is to 80
cents, ....a-
25 pieces Splendid Fancy Tissues, and changeable
Beragcs,
rs pieces Linen Lustres, French Ginghams and Silk
and Linen embroided Dresses,
so pieces Black and Fancy Coored Alpaccas DeLaines
Cashmeres and Raw Silks,
so pieces Cambrcks, checked Swiss and Jaconet Mus
lins,
200 pieces Shrtng and Sheeting, from to 10 cents.
so pieces Summer Coating and Pantaloon Stuffs,
20 pieces Blue Black and Fancy Colored Cloths, Drap
Detea and Cassimeres,
20 pieces Silk and Linen, Fancy Pocket and Neck
Handkerchiefs,
20 pieces splendid Fancy Silk and Marsailles Vesting
20 doz. white Hose, Hose and Gloves,
doz. splendid Hermann Silk and Barage Shawls and
Scarfs,
$50 doz. Spool Cotton,
Just at hand from New York, at MITCHELLS cheap
cash Store and will be sold remarkably good terms
April 25, lS49. 755-
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

DANAWAY in July ls47, negrom man by the name
Ilof Buck. He is yellow complexion, about five feet
six inches high rather bow-legged, very quick in his
movements, and when spoken to very slow to answer.
He in the possession of Robert F. Norris at Hills
borough when he went away, and is very likely still in
that ncighborhood he raised in Granville county,
by Mrs. Blacknall in the neighborheod of Wilton and
may be in that ncighborhood now. The above reward
will be given for his apprehension, and delivery me-
confinement in any Jail so that.I get him, -
WIN. J. HAMLETT.
Mt. Trza, Person, N. c.. - ts t..'.ff Ia ri
April 16, ls49. 754-sm
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$4,000 Wanted.

" $yOOU WamLeO. -,
HE Subscriber is authorized receive proposals for
L loan of two Thousand Dollars in Bonds of the
City of Raleigh for Five Hundred Dollars each payable
after twelve months from the date at the pleasure of the
parties and bearing interest the rate a six per cent
per annun, pay able semi-annualy. --4-'.s's-s . -
,., s. w. WHITING, b
'.t.' City Treasure os
Raleigh, MAY 12 Is49. .2s y .s2ss -aatilHaS 75s-e
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nHE REnRRsBURG
BELLyoA ND BRA SIS
Is egss ss,J.Is
.s5I.5. s.es Is Ia Sa FUUNDkH, ssngoaq Is has

- - - - =
ais@e aal IN FUR OPP . rati on P''as s9 s
1yHE undersigned returns his thanks 10 the PYbllc
generally, foT the liberal he has
ceig cd and hopes las he has more ass9rt7
mem of Patterns more and better Machinery better
Work men, and the Whole Establ better arrah-
bed and by continued Efforts 70 give sats-
action TO an Who may favor him with teif patronage
R isprepared TO execute orders for Castings from All
ounce Seightio sixty {handfa tgo isiw 'steaff's
o9a Ess - MILL GEERINCs,, ,goss.ss pes ! '1sf sg
Of every description, Shaaing SPihdlss. Sreys, &C.
4 Castings for every description Of Cotton Machinery;
ssss,oa s-xwAnBR asxncEGBBISsaia iaod9ps
tae is isnufacf6fing Howd,s Cast Iron direct acting
Water wheels and has made anubes which have been
tested with great success Sand 1t is believed, from its
structure darabfyand stFsngth 10 strpass all other
w heels under less head water than IA feet HeIs
Also manufacturing Hotchkiss s acting Wheels which
IS highly approved for Saw Mills. Ile1fagI 1sd: 20
ai a lsWoG STEAM ENGINES, 9'i' ,!s... 81
rf5ii, at High and Low Prsssure. Ia seaa5ase4
F. Horse Power ThEeshimgs Ma chimes
Fan Mills, Corn shelters. and straw Cutters,
sat7ld - ielse,a'ai sPLOUGHS,S9 q ifij 5oa stA
and Plough Castings Of various Patterns at reduced
DFic es Tor Cash, or time opunclua customers
- fry-- Orders left with M r. y o HWT. re ST:
RALEI GH, or to Messrs. McIlwaine 6 Brownley, and
Messrs a. & w. L. Morton. Petersburg at my Shop: on
Old Street, the Foundry will be promptly
to. 48L 30 znEa - tSefa ytsFURlAHE WELLS .
: Petersburg. Va. May yI.g1s4s. sotog = 756 4m.e
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Bottling Establishment.

~ Petersburg, May, 1849.
MN vow L.g.N;DLN'G, Per Schr. JStfettf, /,
AGA from New York, in prime order: =.
@h :. 80 barrels Pppin Apples, laf
-.... .,.. so boxes Oranges, ...t.
80 do. Lenons, ....-...
.. s-i rs drums Smyrna Figs, -s.- ~.l.t
200 lbs. Prunes in glass jars, Us ...
$500 fresh Cocoa-Nuts.
Besides large lot of Almonds, Palm Nuts, Filberts
Pecan Nuts, Wanuts and Scay Barks which are offer
ed on pleasing terms. SAML H. MARKS.
Petersburg, Va. - -t-"."- H~ 757--
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
TIME business heretofore carried under the name
i and style of Young & Bedsoe will be henceforth
conducted by s. H. Young, at the old stand where
he has received and is opening large and splendid
assortment of
Staple and Fancy Spring Goods,
which will be sold the most reasonable terms. Our
old and the public generally, respectfully
GIVE ME A CALL!
.... ..- S. H. YOUNG.
Raleigh, May 1st, 1s49. 756-tf
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DISSOLUTION.

H.' s DISSOLUTION.
TIME Firm of You've & BLEDsoE is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. AS il is desired that the
business of the Firm should be settled early prac
ticabe all persons indebted to the will please
come forward and make payment to s. H. Young, who
is authorized to close the business.
S. H. YOUNG,
-. M. A. BLEDSOE. p
/ Raleigh, May 1st 1s49. 1856 (.
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Gloves, sc.
T AIDES Superior French Kid Gloves, Black. white
and colored. r:- .a. t -,
Gentleman's Kid and Silk Gloves.
F. Taylors 300 yd cotton, Lees 200 Linen and Cotton
Tapes and Bobbins Needles. Pins, Combs and Brushes
Thread, Bobbn, and Lsle Edgngs and Laces. - -
r" Swiss and Jaconette Edgngs and Insertngs.
Linen, Cambria and Pongee Handkerchiefs. 4e 80
Irish Linens and Long Lawn. tas., t-aa n
2 Table, Scotch, Russia and Huckaback Diapers.
Damask Napkins and Dahlies. G.. ad,.. -
l24 Irish Sheeting, 9-s Pillow case Cotton.
For sale by .tst .ar-g p, ]. BROWN.
April 25, I849. .,l1 sl.s.ra-s ,r .r- a..s4g 755-
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2aH House Painting, DC. - @iai II
- THE Subscriber is prepared to paint SSSNBE
AiA Houses, Coaches Carriages-and indeed - q
any work in his line Painter, at cheap rates an on
accommodating He respectfully solicits share
of public patronage. ,fas'..1@' 81 fs-t Ht
Persons who may wish to employ will please leave
their orders with Messrs Williams, Haywood & Co. =
HENRY M LEVY.
Raleigh, March 6, IS49 - s7f 74S-6t.
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Manufacturing EstabIishlnent.

Office of Public Treasurer, } ze, 4,
Raleigh, May %, ls49.
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II AIDES Black and White Kid and Mocrocco Slip
FL Ipers and Walking Shoes, Philadelphia make; Misses
and Children's do --=-...--- T.
Men and boys Kip and Calf Shoetees, Heavy Bregans
and Womens Leather Shoes. For saleby 81 b,
asnes3 .aail .afE Z, ioiss1 sts.t .3 J.BROWN, -
,aisf,fhk = f.la115 No. g. Fayetteville street.
80 Raleigh, April IL. 1881 .as se754-
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June Q, ls47.
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co NJ M ERcIAl AFFAIRS.
HONEY MARK EFT.

Sunday, Nov. u--6 r. N.
There has been. during the past week, more activity
In the stock market than have noticed for some
time part and at the close prices litts better
IL is however nothing but Of those hurriss pre-
csSiI the dissolution Of Of the fancy stock
psnies. The bulls carrying bodily most Of these
stocks and they may from time to time galvsnzs tho
market and initiate prices fraction but every struggle
will be weaker and weaker. until they finally al
together The unprecedented supply Of money in the
market seeking investment enables spsculators to get
hold Of enough to hold large amounts of fancy sosk
even the banks make large loans such worthless
trarh, but they require sach wide margin to
guard against depreciation that Q great many
shares have to be bypothecated to raise compare
lively moderate sum OF money. The quantity
Of this stuff upon the market, however, Is so
that the bulls find difficulty In raising all
the loans they want The abundance OF money in cir.
culaion sustans prices for stocks generally and gives
outside holders opportunity to realize, which
not happen again for years and If they DO not avail
themselves Of 1t. the fault is theirs alone.
The amount Of United States stock issued to foreign
ers from the Sd to the 9th inst is 500 500 folows
Loan OF 1872 $780, of 1s4a, s3oOO ls47 SIT Ooo and
lss 500 Geo. These issues made by the funding Of
Treasury notes.
We publish In another column article from tho
Monitor Republesno, of Mexico an interesting account
the Mexican debt 1t appears by this that the Mes-
can government is doing everything in its power
meet the payments Of interest; but, thus far very
little progress has been made According to this state
spt the debt Of Mexico amounts to about $50 100000
Of which the government has actually received bus
about one quarter or one obligation. amounting to
$32Oe Geo. the government received only SlI 900
The debt has been largely increased by the pay
mept Of interest 1t will be seen by this that the
Mexican government has been pretty deeply involved
90 det but the bon dholders get fourth OF their
claims they will get all they have ever advanced.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
the principal speculative stocks In this market for
each day Of the past aud at the close Of the week
previous It will be that prices have in several
instances improved fraction bu. the whole they
have been pretty Uniform
Qr0rArISNa rHs fEINoIsAL Hrssns NV
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xswsrom Jamaiea sma Trinidad.

Our advces from Jamaica, by the Empire City,
are to the 4ih inst.
There is not much news. Trade had been dull !;
indeed, there was little or nothing doing in the
markets.
The CoraraH Ua.) Chrorioie says
"The weather during the last week has been nearly
~hat might have been hoped for ny the most guine
agucultufist. Very heavy rains, some partial and
s,ue est-Dive. have taken pisce In the town and us
.iphborhood fnr miss around MS On ktiest last a
ss.kng raip. which continued several hours must have
been prodnctive Of great bepeht to the young osns
pants rhe gardens have been we'll wstered. aud all
around bears meet lively. verdant aspect The at
osphere " s,ili warm aud dark clouds are hanging
about every direction indicative Of more ratio"
The Trinidad pspers contain little tha, - inter
e-lnr 10 the generality of our readers. All dts
tutbnuce. was 40 ~ the I5ih October, ut an end,
sud order end quietness had been generally re-
stored Z he Ga.etff states, that several ot the
parties who he'd been most conspicuous IN the re-
e. M uutrsgss had been arrested and committed to
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NEWS ron CALIFORNIA.


The stesmships Crescent City and Ohio will leave
this pert, tomorrow with the mails and passengers
fer California The o. will leave at one O'Clock and
the C c. at three o'clock.
We shall publish edition Of the Weekly Herald at
1t will sontan the latest intelligence from ell parts Of
the world to the hour of publication, including losa
the marriages and deaths in all parts of the
try since the departure of the last mail and the
Of ths passengers sailed for the modern FL Dorado
This will be valuable paper to send to the gold
gon.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for the mails
be obtained at the Office at siIpenes. Orders recsve4
FOR any quantity. Apply early
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Va oFoAEs LITcgAHY DsFoT. EXcJAs0E fLAls

NJ ORGANS biTCgAHY pNPoT, EXCJAr0E fLACE,
IN atc'nivs tnc Pest O1cc, Nsv O.leana l'.-at sls
shove sstri nrnt nay sWays - urd oceFs e svervs
seittof, eextng cfNovcls History, biography scientific,
tlmwercisl, Ds, graphical auf setioal Hosss ts.,
complete N STAT yrsry together win All
riasirsl Dsiiy snd Weekly N.ssfsp.-s and saane,
bcwrry crderr FOR ertfs n the tat supplied ana
s.rfsr vth despatch. Books mailed prcrr. ast~nUcs
rid voh ordered BY msil Forsi~p oes. mrorie5
" orcer. j. G. ryRgNN
Literary Depcs sci,ains the fostO tlce New Orleans
Y. e tcmEl~t trrsngeMvlts hevr been -adt with the
frcil y Publishers shrouah0ui g3I ala Or surpig sf
sae rsr vcrks A. fast 80 issrtt. yck.
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Cl.<sTfsgnta


AIRS BErAN'S SHIRTS -ASFOR HOUSE NEW YORK.
WI Maze order. Drec ions for sell measurement Mrs
B.man will shirts % part Of tbs Uuitsd States
the w.rd, and EuarsJty ht t. any gentleman Who III
the flowing in inches. exact sze, with
slowsLceI
!. Around the meek.
2. Around the wrist
3. Around the chest, under tho arms.
1Gret distances from the of shoulder ~ the Joint
b., adth from top OF tie broatest par
seoond Lesgh shoulder nom top to bs neck at sns coli
lsr tana.
Third Length arm from top Of shoulder aroued Tho s
bow 90 wrist Joint.
o asy Il lie peecssary 20 know vheiher the person has
ltng his head erect wheth.r he round
.houlderd with short neck inciurg forward Also, tho
ler rth ~ the shirt, or height Of the p.rson.
NIB shirts T. Ia three dsy ~ tvsnyf,ur
hopre II Four hundred ha~ds constantly employ
cd. -Four thousand regular customers In
leok. Al esnt asormsnt OF BE Collars 10
ticry, ard G,ns' furoisiif generally.
hem'r her that tbs IL he hrst advertise NJ " the Mad
polished in the tuitod states Ou ito ava A.
Mons. GUERRA, THE CELEBRATED PARTISAN
lB Cutter, has Just arrived in tnis city FROM Paris All
NI be rake arrangements lrrts Tai
lairr Fsialhsent IN lich lac could ind sp Able
Tenfaon f,r his feryieer He speaks several languages
Aofies boLa Guerra 1T tie Herald once at the E.ge
oe Paris
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VOCAL MUSIC AND UAgxDST .--CaEvE's SYSTEM.
N. Oh segnIut 10 10 commence new Ciass In Vocal
Music asd Harmony, thAt ssohrte ed winch
The Of learning muaio hos who vany
attempted II BY this me pup few months,
be able read sind " time that
Becomes master Of the theory and rules 10 osmcoon On
tte classes Of n. X the deuitic of and
only snnants instead Of h tho pupil.
Persons dssrous oivny viii lsa,s thsir
With ~ kspnau II Reward rtrest no viii b happy
" AFFORD eli further Information.
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NEW BOOKS. &c.

b b a
IUsr PUBtIsBED IN VOLS. ROYAL $40, I'd
- tclttea vi rottrait = ths sathpr-lfies In
lcsss cloth SIoi library style marblet siscs sZ-fhs
Nsrks 81 Bnhtp tnEud. pueishsd unfr te suspce asd
In etiste uVerufeuacuCe tfht kgv. Bsnsp kfy
nSds the present. Eaiup ~ tlaesfan, who has
s1Este casssd tie Nrnsf Of bic usygs pfsdecessor -
te Coltcd ahd arrauatd. Ihs he's tttn aoEt WITH grat
care ahof ahd Ne ehtfe matter - cump4ecd n I'VE
lsfft tctsNo volumes The these prcfent
attartns not trN 20 the inquirer aft.f religious tr. has
o. tie ss.usa aHa 90 she lsrysr hss troseht that
Nerthg % them ttud We'd 0f te tuiIsgt matter Tor
te'Nt 81 ~ WIS, aha ne gmrnuy ~ 'hs lansug.
whi be- nftd s cnhHty he ycsi Deductions made "
bis rFunur uifd. IFS alfeUursps - models
votll - imitation ~ Civtes sa'ssrca. and -
tbs heal TIE Tutshor5 feel
ltoy mettst eVreed ~ many Of I've most a.
tteg u Who ave h-rstCiore ni1e doubt "a
issid 20 he t.mrltt VI This utderakrr that tie "a
n"unrrrf % cf Tnt WI ie received vita eat nsa-
sit Dsy indulge She hove that al wnl assist in
es'srnegs TIE writirgs Of on. ~ Vac lahers OF
futftteu lurct sud iB relieving from ehaf
sftushlfy tte ksit Reverend Pre- sts thr.urh whoss
toissnd ssthcJ sse words rrcssutsd pub
lie.
crdsrs from Bcs'f,ers COLLEGES ftrvs sni ne rub-
lie rsseftilF ftsscttuy srsted F8r sale ~ B05x
sellers generally, IN "a urrcpii cities.
J.NUkFMN y CO. Publishers.
Uaa TtaHf
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comparison OF prices current yesterday with those
ruling at the close OF the previous week exhibits
sdvaDcs in Pennsylvania SIS OF per cent indiana Bs
~ Erie Railroad, ~ Harlem, =; Long Island, =;
Farmers Loan, y; Canton Co, u; and . decline in
Reading Railross OF y per cent; Erie Bonds old Il.
The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate move
msDt in the leading departments Of the banks OF this
State. at three periods -
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covuox p,r,s-rart : Nos bb 81 80. ~. a. rs. 70,
a. ~ g. 81 20 ~, 90 q5. Part 2 Nos 81 20 ~ 30,
w. 90 81 tCp. 1O2 l. 9 fC5 1Os. 10. liz llt 81 ~
Green orrt Nos ~ ~ % ~. 81 oil, % o. %,
60 ~ e. AS 90 20. ~. ~ ~ "a -
b. surrsiop couEr The shamoers Of this Court viii
b,ne.forib he teld 80 the new ivy YAH
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DooKKrFpiNo, ARITHMETIC. &C. ,ARETuOgQUgH-
- ~ sud practical tar he ~ ". J. hruvNe. No. 70
brc.d-ay conner q Rsade faeh sat.nt il separately
I'D etrfs instruced snd Il rapidly advarced In he sts
dies Oftn DAY sne evening. ietms modsrate
GssoNs GIVEN At rHE RESIDENCE or ruE
n suttcrttr Gs sci At the rcseences OF hsrrris in
pre- En- German latin snd Greek lansuares IN deugrs
ply, bistsry Natural History. tnemsify, fhfsc. Nahe
matict arithmetic. Writing nFawur, ard Oh the ether
bsneles ~ pertaining 70 a mcro reantd eiuoa,isn.
&. VURfAHf.
IL Tdyirstcn str.e., BTgsklyp
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TELEGRAPhIC IHTELLIGENeE.


LOUIS, NOV. r. NJ.
repcontrs took place this morning on Market
street Fifth. between John Owen and John Herr
which resulted fatally They both drew pistols Herr
fred frat, but without effect owen then Cred the
ball taking effect in the side Of Herr He followed 1t
up. lodging three balls in the body Of Herr who fell
mortally wounded, and died shortly afterwsds Owen
has been arrested and committed to prison did not
learn the of tina unfortunate circumstances which
Lad TO this II tai result
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Large FIRE anu Robbery In St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS Nov 10--P. NJ
A destructive FIRE occurred day in Broadway near
Nallampy street. Thirteen buildings destroyed
They owned by Messrs. Clark Bowman. rhs
loss estimated at OoO and Is covered by insurance
The store of Messrs McCrum s. Johnston hardware
merchants entered last night and robbed Of about
S3o0 worth Of cutlery The thieves have not been
arrested.
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The Missouri FmbcIzier.

Sr. LsUIs, Nov. 10, 1919.
The examination Of Nathaniel Child', who Is on
trial charged with embezzling the funds OF the Mis-
souri, Bank, progresses slowly Only two witnesses
have been examined, aud their testimony does not
throw the least light upon the alleged defalc alton
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Steamboat Destroyed by Fire.

CINciSSAII, Nov. 10 1S49.
The steamboat Ivsphoe caught fire last night, and
burned to the waters edge. The wreck, in floating
down the river, came in contact with, and set fire to
the steamer Melodium. but fortunately ths fremen
tpeeeeSed In extipsussbiug the flames before much
damsse was done.
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On comparing the returns previously made. we hnd
that the amount Of specie hand 22d ef Sept
was 81 5J1 3I2 lees than ia June 80 and 3D more
than In February. There has been an iucrexss %
s2ss4l79 In discounts, tl573 ei2 In the circulation
<l5S7771 In deposits and s6ss sI In capital sincs
February last, the line Of discounts has iu.r.A.d
ssf9o.0S6.
We have been completely inundated with news frou
all psrs Of the world within the past three eays
BY the arrival 81 the steamship Cambria from Liver
pool We have seven days later int-g-ncs Europe
and Asis by the arrival 81 the Empire CITY from
Ctssr.s bsv. one month later intelligence from
California and all that portion Of the world bordering
the Pacific The news from all thses places IL e,
es.dnsly Interesting. and will Greats vast deal Of
pleasure and disappointment, ~ IL makes the
fortunes OF different persons From Europe the news
T. Important and very favorabls The advance in cot.
ton adds largely to the internal wealth aud
OF the country and the benefit Of this will at this time
be particularly I'm rortsnt account OF the recent ex-
ees,iSe importation q foreign goods IL appears by
TIE ohcial reports sbnesed that the value Of msr-
ehapdise imported during the first ten months % the
past t.o years has been largely In Of the
ports for the corresponding period -
ComnEroK rss Poar os Nav Yonx-vu sv Iw-
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The Southern Mail, DC.

BALTIMORE, Nov IL, 1S49.
The Southern m all has failed from beyond Raleigh
North Carolina. There is nothing In Baltimore.
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The French Murderers Committed for
Trial, &c.

Sr. LouIs November 10, 1919.
The French brothers Montesquiz have been COM
nitted TO the January OF the court to take their
trial for murder. The popular feeling against them
has somewhat subsidized, and little sympathy Is
svinssd for them Young Barnum Ia still alive.
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hTO1IlF-kR sNDKEN CLARK, A NATIVE OF
~ seotss ta % The esah % bic Bother suscssdsd
rsrtry ~ krkcudhright scotland reasd
- ESQ year Ne sailr and ft Liverpool for Aaer-
NrNaids 81 " months q. e ne snip at Bssr ans
Last beard Of Sandussv Lake Erie In ~
Onto dauusrs aat. ne Immediately afterwards ist
Il~ee b. uhdegpct, for 'aofnta. tsinre nrapo-
" hs ru death could r~acf him. ana hs idr
rot horh ANY fotusiien rsartius the said Andrew
Glars, ard rsrucuisry where be be found will BE
ttant fuiy c sVed ~ NJ David fomp,on, ct ~. ~ A.
Davis ~ Frchsres plfce. i,k. ny James Ladder
Sale ritter asts Douglas 3cotaau. - ett1sr
.oninunleatllls Oh toe tuLleat mal De - dreasea.
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clothes the price which they
sodresdy made have psndidy finished overcosts
from sly $50 The finest French cloth dress
order S20 lower grade, SIG. e. Is. CLARKE, l6 william
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General scott "a, in Norfoik on the sts inst.
Hon. Arthur 2. Hazby. late Minister TO Russisi was
In Mobile q n TIE 4lh in.t.
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FOr SALE AND TO LnT.

~ 49, a. 81. .a TEL b. 81. b. NJ IL ~ 49,.
FgBE SUBSCRIBER oFrERs Foa SALE MS FARy
situate llcyd's Neck oneen'. ceun,y. L'sf Isllal
teaeh meadow Of which ths arshe sei-aad
sso.t ,qrAl rtotcttons Tho na,ura quaes 81 he col
bs't'y'tm Of sg'ealtae or ong number Of year could
vsoS to when i.'sd'DseS l. e.rosa'y oS.,d Tao od
fnsion HOUSE, vel. all bu dias srperianns 10 the
houie hama, eris ne in state II sod repair ani
srya'on fS,tsr'sr lain. ta' f,sa ,.,en .s, ~,
be AZ ~ ILe pfrep bein. nsAfy saEgEadsd - este
rt,ty rpon lis farm o. small ,IrBe scIf. EyuE ssy
1.r,reI 81 treoge. 70 ihe fs- i.s shd .,er z arse.
The surrounding satrs eontan mspv tne n.n sr..ail
w.ds cobia rure ard ~ ro ac.l basu-'.
ssw % the eNrme htathns.s % ~ ptae mase b. par
vheh Ne main d.'lug arpraaeha. O. he .o~t 81 VII
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efrra lattscsrs vlch is believed sssem O =, 1u1i
"a ssecriion 10 a.. rssrsl raj, snl loe ts,ir 3 seg
a., , Iapr :, IL sih,e ~ s'e IN , 80
cell, Communication ~i'h Nsv Yorh city Afforded. The
i;a,e % ieur y,ss asig hon ~ y, q april so ,aiis
tenure or ,als imi. ,ae pss' D. ~ pc. and o'asr
No leroy flsee. Mes YORK.
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irr -o,sra yauati. 1uaits io.s !. ~. e q $40 Tran
sss,, '.@lt nI,' ts4s $50 sIs 'e ~, 49,
susSS.', i,si,,. &ra. io;. v,n :i,sa s, .,ss 80,
- San, .si. ~ .a prehaeI. % ,a1 -y sf.sa
Francisco. on and s'tsr The Oh day Of L,sgsy, ~
IJousB TO LEr.-IN TaE cENraAL psKr or
Proadrsy ~ he seiigi rl . uati1as IN ,hs
,; 'Iss r ~ 81 pa s ssp M 's
e hsa " zen days. address bon 80. New fors Pess Ohs
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srssit Clsr-y sttss, vith astuses 'o-pl:s capaey
ei,he Soar Pan, % n.ls So ~. soap each 5oilis-
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