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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-10-29
THE CELEBRATION.

Thursday next, the 30th INST, is the day apart
for the Temperance Celebration in this City. The
The Subordinate Divisions will meet at Temper
ance Hall at half past o'clock, A. NJ, and form a
procession Divisions taking precedence according to
No. of Charter, with music in front. At 10 O'Clock
the Procession will be joined by the members of the
Grand Division, and then move up Fayetteville stree,
Addresses will here be delivered by Professor
Hewlett, Dr.. VIM. A. Shaw, and others.
After the Speaking, the Procession will lagain be
formed, and passing round the Northern side of Cap
;tol square, will proceed up Hlsborough street to
the Masonic Hall, where the members of the Grand
ordinate Divisions will continue their march to Tenn
perance Hall, where they will be dismissed.
Professor Hewlett will sreak in the forenoon, and
Dr. Shaw and others in the afternoon.
All members Of the Order fraternally invited to
unite in the exercises of the day; and the Public
ilol Square. The high reputation of the Speaker:
for their eoquence and ability, just6es in prom
sing all who may favor with their presence, in
teec,ual feast.
Should the weather be unfavorable for outdoor ex
ercises it is expected that the Presby Church
can be procured for the occasion.
Spirit Of The .Age.
1--WE are requested by the Grand Scribe to state
that in part of the edition Of yesterdays Spirit
the Age, mistake occurred in an EDITORIAL concern
ing the meeting of the Grand Division. 1t shoul,
have been, for that body to meet on Tuesday, tn
28th, instead of "Tuesday, the 3Oth inst.''
We are also requested to say, that called session
of the Grand Division will be held on Monday nigh,
the 27th for the purpose of initiating the Represen
tative elect to the G. D. All members of the G. D
will please meet that evening at o'clock, at tn
Masonic Hal.-ED. STANDARD.
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Photographed for the Washington uniou.1

NEW YoRK, Oct. 81. Fancy stocks are active
sales of Canton at Ga United States 6s, 1867, ll64
Flour is seady-sales OF 5000 bbls. at 81 % s73
tor State, and 4 o. % for southern. Rye -four
80 81. Corn meal. 81 % a73. Wheat is un.
changed-saes of 500 bushels Genesee at 81 cents
Sales of 200 bushels mixed corn at IS a Sc cents
Rye, 10 cents. Oats, 40 cents. Provisions are dull
and much depressed. Groceries are firm. Porto Ri
co sugar; Al cents. Rio coffee, u 81. Cottor
is frm--sales Of 400 bales. Whisky, 2l4 2ls. 81
The steamer Florida, from Savannah, and shi,
Charming, from Canton, have arrived. ,Eai9 -
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WASHINGTON ITEMS. The President of the Uni-
ted States has appointed Hon. Judge. Sharkie, of
Mississippi, TO succeed Mr.. Owen As Consul at Ha-
vana, and that gentleman has accepted the appoint
ment. Judge Sharkie President of the 6rst
Nashville Convention, and, opposing secession, re-
fused TO act with the second Convention. .ds E. Eel
1t is rumored that there will be some changes
shortly in the collector, Sur
veror, and other prominent officers. Bait. Sun.
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New ORLEANS, October 40. By an arrival here,
we have advices from northern Mexico TO the iOth.
Gen. Caravajal is reported to be within ten miles Of
Matamoros. He was expecting 10 make IN stack
on tie l7th inst. His army had lsfe.lx Increased:
The fdrtresses and various defeaoes al Massu,eio6
had been greatly strengthened Mcehe saeiieasha
prevailed.
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INCREASED RECEIPTS OF THE w. & R. R.. r.
COMPANY. We learn from reliable source, that the
receipts of this Road for the year ending 1st October
1851 have exceeded those of last year by ,222 a.
This increase of receipts has been derived from the
actual income of the road, viz way and through trav-
Ell, steamboat and railroad freight. ~ s.. "a.
Wikmington Journal.
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The Editors of the Register have gone over the files
of the Standard for the last year SO. and garbed
our Editorials with the view of showing that we are
or were in favor of Dsunion. This is exceeding
" small business. The Editor who did this work,
ought to be ashamed Of it. He is capable of better
things The lowest order of argument-if argument
it may be caled-s to misstate the positions Of an
ooponent. and then draw inferences therefrom; but
even such course that is respectable, when COM
pared with the conduct of writer who garbles the
language Of an opponent, and holds him responsible
for the meaning of sentences thus disconnected The
Editor, of the Register welcome to all the credit
they may gain by such conduct. i as,..a a...
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PLANK ROAD MEETING.

LEAcHvlLLE, Saturday, Oct. ls, 1851.
Met according to adjournment, when on motion of
A. j. Leach, Esq, the meeting was again organized
by calling Dr.. J. r. Leach to the chair and z. Jones
and NJ. W. Kenyon requested to act Secretaries.
The Chairman explained the object of the meeting in
a few eloquent remarks; when Mr.. McNeal was
again called for. He spoke at some length. going
fully into the subject. The meeting was then ad-
dressed by Mr.. McKethan, DR.. Leach, D. J. Nc
Allister, of Cumberland, A. ]. Leach, and Jno Nc
Lean. Much good feeling was manifested. Mr..
McNeal again and assured the meeting that the
Road would be built to the County line Of C9%bss Gun
he wished his Cumberland and Fayetteville friends
understand that if it it would and should be-
built to this place, Leachville.
The meeting then adjourned.
IT. LEACH, Ca'n.
z. JONES, o.,
M. w. KENYON,
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NV "o new fost Offices have been established in
'p' oarona, as follows: Blocker's, Cumberland.
Io.... ns",ey' r: M. and Scot. Hill, New Hanover,
h.. 'pn M: F0y' P. M. Turkey Cove. McDowell'
Ounes discontinued, and the name of Burut sbou.
O''"ee' has been changed to Melville. '~'',r'
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on Tuesday night last some rogue or rogues bored
WIN an aueer into the storehouse of Mr. Fl. B. Hayes,
'ns place. and pundered the store Of good. to the
,aoe OF some fifty or sixty dollars. This wa. evil
uso''y the work Of some one who was familiar with
4e premises, and who knew how to use an auper.
Look out! ." "'ko''
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me las. Star has an article urging the establish.
'"' u LOTION Factory at Newsom's Mills. at the
=, .a''s OF Neuse, in this County. We concur with
NO Pope. 10 It's views on this subject; but we fear
'aa'l have but few investments Of ,his sort. 40
s as STATE bonds paying six per cent. can be OBJ.
TWO per GEN.. premium. s ''''
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RAIL ROAD DIVIDEND.

"eare gra,i6ed to state that a dividend has been
declared by the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road
company. See advertisement in to-day's paper.
ine Wilmington Commercial says: By an ad'
seiusement of the Secretary, it will appear that
dividend Of three per cent is declared on the Capt.
"a S'0ck Of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road
company. We congratulate the holders of this
S0ck and the public on this occasion. This is the
'e'u' Of perseverance,. industry and good manage.
men'' We believe it is estimated that the dividend.
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Average. 5OO4 pounds.
HENRY MITCHELL,

Edgecombe is still ahead. Two hands on Mr..
Illness farm, two on Mr. Horns farm and four hands
on farm on Tar River worked by Mr.. Elijah Nevill,
each picked out more per day, about the time,
than any hand mentioned above. The average in
the above is 5oo4 pounds; the average Of the five
hands under Mr.. Nevill, was 536 pounds.
We understand the Cotton crop of Edgecombe
gets better every year. Success to the farmers!
Edgecombe has an Agricultural Society; and we
have no doubt that much of her success in farming
is owing to the spirit of Improvement which the la
bors of this Society have diffused among the people,
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c.t,rosn1x SENATOR. Col. John B. Weller. late
Of Ohio, it is considered pretty certain. will be the
California U. S. Senator, in place Of Col. Fremont
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This mighty genius and great patriot is probably
by this time on American soil. The Republic rises
as. one man to receive him. Here he will find an
asylum where no despot's hand can reach him, and
where freedom, like the elements, is to all
and the right of all. How little do mere Kings and
Queens become, when compared to this man!
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from the Memphis Appeal

MORE BRAe CoTroN PICKING. The follow ing
note from gentleman in De Soto county is ahead of
anything in that line that has yet been published
cept the extraordinary picking in Texas which we
IS made note Of" on yesterday.
Eds. Appeal send you a list Of the work of four
hands picking Cotton on the 1st day of October
weather and Cotton both very dry:
lst. 5lS lbs. on the farm of DR.. Raines.
I'd. 5O4 IS
Sd. 495 " Average. 5O04 pounds.
9TH. 487 {"
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NUMBER se1.
VERMONT.

The Wing State Convention which assembled at
Montpelier on Thursday, we learn by Telegraph,
appointed the following delegates to the National
Wing Convention Justin S. Morrill,, Harry Brad
Coolidge, William Nash, Hezekiah H. Reed, from
the districts. - .e.-s. Fa. rs.2
The convention also passed resolutions declaring
that the Wings of Vermont entertain no preferences
as to men that would not be cheerfuily yielded for
for the good of the Wing cause. .,eF y
,.u -ua. Waskington Republic.
The Vermont Wings are Abolitonists. They are
opposed to the fugitive.slave law-their Governor
has just spoken out, in his annual Message, for a
" higher law" than the Constituton-and they
this day, masse, the deadly enemies of Slavery,
and of Southern prosperity which is based on Slav-
cry. The Wings of Vermont, by law of their Lee
gisature, have nullied the ugi.ive-slave law and
there is prospect present, that they will repeal
this nullifying law and return to their duty. And
yet these are the allies of the North Carolina Wing
leaders! Verhnont Wings to be conciated, and
induced, if possible, vote for Fillmore and Gra-
ham
These Vermont Wbigs, it seems, care but little
about men -they 60 for principles; and they will
very 'checrfuy yield" their preferences " for the
good of the cause that is, in order TO effect a
Wing triumph, they will unite hear. and hand, will,
Southern Whig leaders? Will they 60 with these
Vermont Wings! Certainly they will. They would
rather have the vermon,ers go with them for Fill
more and Graham; but if the mountain will not
come to Mahomst, Mahomet will 60 to the noun
tan.'' Mark the prediction. t
For the Standard.
PLANK ROAD MEETING.
In obedience previous notice, Plank Road
meeting was held at II. & ]. Jones' Still, Johnston
Comfy, on Friday 18th October, 1851. On mo-
ton of A. j. Leach, Esq, the meeting was organiz-
ed by calling Jno. Mclean TO the chair and z. Jones
and b. H. Tomlinson Secretaries when Mr.. Leach
arose and explained the object of the meeting in
few brief remarks. In conclusion he introduced to
the meeting Davis McNeal, Esq, of Cumberland
County; when MIR. McNeal arose and addressed
the meeting at some length, giving full detail of
Plank Roads. Mr. A. A. McKethan, of Fayetteville,
was called for. Mr.: McKethan responded, also Civ
ing full account of building Plank Roads and the
expense thereof. ... ... .F
The meeting then adjourned to meet again at Leach
Vile. JNO. MCLEAN, Ch'n.
8: s: }i':r; H. T:n.,r.or, Secs.
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ALIENS AMERICAN AeRlcULTURIsT, for October,
is to hand. We see that uncle /" Soon" intends pur-
chasing this monthly and calling it the " Plow." He
will turn many smooth furrow of instruction into the
American farmers mind at the low price of half a
dollar per annum. Since Mr.. SINNERS DEATH there
10 no the public more universally place at the
head of agricultural writers 10 this country than Mr.
Solon Robinson. The " Plow !" will be published
by s. Robinson, lss Fulton Street New York, at
fifty cents year. ~ & @. ..- at -.'
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THE STANDARD.

The Constitution and the Union of tho Statcs'
.sTney must be Preserved.'
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APPLEroN's Mechanics MAGAZINE AND ENGINEER
JOURNAL for October has come to hand. 1t abounds
with matter of much interest to all our mechanics.
We notice an article on the various kinds Of Eng
lish coal for generating steam." The investigation
was made by order of the English government under
the superintendence of Beche and Playfair. We
would like to see our government pattern after SO
praiseworthy an example. The bituminous Goals Of
Moore and Chatham Counties said 10 combine
more properties for steam purposes than any Goals
yet found. Published at three dollars year by Ju
Illus w. Adams, 900 Broadway, New York.
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The SYRACUSE OUTRAGE. 1t is stated that Judge
Conkin the 2O,h instant, required all the parties
arrested for participating in the late Syracuse outrage,
to give bail for their appearance at the next term OF
the United States Court at Buffalo. on the second
Tuesday Of next month. The offence with which
the parties stand charged is misdemeanor, and not
| treason.
We shall see whether these rufians and lawbreak-
ers are duly convicted and punished.
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Bob Fletcher.

once knew plonglIinan, Bob Fletcher hi, name,
Who was old and was ugly, and 50 was lbs damc
Yet they lived quite conteAted, and free from all
strife.
Bob Fletcher the ploughman, and Judy his wife
As tie morn strcalcd tie cast, and the night fed
away.
They would ise up for labor, refreshed for tic day;
Aud the song Of the lark, as it rrse o. the gale,
Found Bob II the plough and lis wife at the pail.
A neat lifilc coltagc, IN front Of "a grove,
Where in youth they first gave their young hearts up
to love,
Was the solace ofage, and to them doubly dear,
a. it called Up the past, with a smile and d tear
Each tree had its thought, and the vow could i'm
part
That mingled in youth the warm wish Of the heart.
The thorn still there and the blossoms il bore,
And the song from lis top scdiaed the same be-
fore.
When the curtain Of night over Nature was spread,
And Bob had returned from the plough TO his shed,
Like the dove her nest, he reposed from ul care,
Ii his wife and his youngsters eoutented were there.
have passed BY his door when the evening was
grey,
And the hill and the landscape were fading AWAY.
And haye heard from the cottage, with grateful sur
The voice Of thanksgiving Ike incense arise.
And thought on the proud, who would look down
with scorn.
On the neat little cottage the grove and the thorn,
And fell that the riches and tinscls oflile
~erc dross, to contentncHt with Bob and his wife.
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TIME FOE rAsTyToys-T1-

- subscriber has Just received the spring style Of
gentlcmens HATS for 1851. lcinr the latest ana most
approved New Nor. and PIiladclphi1 style uruArs.
(which he invites hs>d friends and customers and
the public generally to his large and desirable stock
Of HATS, as they are really good and beautiful--
All those that are want OF the above articles viii
rlease give hinra call he is determined to sell as
cheap as the cheapest. and upon the most accom-
modating terms. lie devotes his Whole attention 10
the Manufacturing department Ilattng-anl from
his long experience aud close attention to business
he hopes to merit good share Of the puhlc putron-
age. All orders thankfully received anl prompts
ly attended to. WIN. SITTER.
E,h
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the grand national enterprise Of Great
Britain, insiiiutnga most eloquent paral-
lei between the worlike marchesoi the an-
cient world, leaving dcsolauon behind
them, and the civillzng progress ~ Eng
lsh arms throughout the world. There Is
no people IN the world, he sa,d, more
lightly taxed, more gently governed, or
more powerfully protected. than his Eng
llsh brcthrcn IN North Atncrica-s tGrcas
applause) But Engand, II " true, viii
be little too headstrong soniciines.-
when contemplate, Tie greatness ofthis
country, remember what we rccklessly
lost. The house winch we hul SO nobiy
buiil we pulled down about our ears, and
We're pclted with the stones OF theruins.
| don't rejoice at that Some Persons
VIII tell you that whom one eye Is tlnrst
oat, yousee brighter With the other. but !
would not Try that folyphcfnians expert
ment. Laaghter.I but, nevertheless.
DO rejoice IN me power ami extent OF tho
severed member. Has not the time now
come when we should cease from the frat
flcidai position OF Cam and Abel, and only
remember that our earliest and iohlest rc-
collections centre around the same Eden !
Let us bury our iathers qaarrels. N our
fathers graves, and then we shall lind that
we are not merely Anglo-SaSon brotlers.
but even siamese twins. Cheers Such is
the sohd, the substantial nature o. tbe itsa-
ment which binds us, that why should we
be afraid OF some rusty weapon, taken from
the armory OF old quarrels. to cut that lig-
anent : Great applause, lamcoiyin-
ced that these sentiments which uiter.are
the sentiments OF nine-tenths Of the Afneri-
can people. M
The speaker here referred to the letter
published IN the Boston cels aiiuding wit.
some bitterness to an attemptt to makeh HIM
say what he did not say, Perhaps, said
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POETRY.


The following graphic picture Of domestic hap-
piness in humble lie, was written by Townsend
Haines, Esq, late Secretary Of tie Commonw ealdi
Of Pennsylvania, and now Register Of the Treasury
Of the United States at Washington:
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The "sp,i. Rock" the pnc.nc.

" 's.S Ss
l,o@ "RoS17ss y Me Pac!fe'--A Nr~ Boe1.
The Island OF RofamaA was a sort Of
occasional station Tor our author, Near u
was remarkable Object called The "Sphr
Rock "a small island sPffintwo by some
convulslon OF Nature, leaving q passage
through II. = VISIT made g ,his pinee'an
company wi'ii nun ''a'hca h'nery' VINO
;aI ;'au ',Vea M iar so'nc years oh . neiS'pof'hg
isianu 70 "hieh iic hao gwen ms haine' -
oi.e .. 'ne r''1s' ,n'efes.is passages ~ ,'9
no'ingS' iof INC picture q wohuefiui
n ,,a'utai P'ieiio'ne.a, y we'i ~ y " power
IA. ~. eai' u''aii' ~ ie1'S q ubiliiy--
Nm, ~ ne r.
stecfcu 'ior tie SCUM sue OF 'ho
iS'anu' '''ai we hi'sht puoale throuSh inc
sPnt, hs We h,afeo' fthe Wea'ter Wus
- .aiii' 'iia' 'touS,' ~ so'i,'oii'Hs souiu W
opla'Neu e'ose = tle isiaiiu' ailu ,'io s'oo
we were rou''oinS rose PerPfhdicu,afiy
from tne water 'he long CLASSY andula-
'iohS oi '''e ocean iuyeu tie rocky Dase
",enont crca'inBa riPpie, we approach
co wi.hih az oar , iehStli o. ms immense
roch; us grandeur imposed iecihgs o. awe.
ana couio scarcely recohc'le 10 my mlnd
,''a. we were III s"ie Posiuoh., however,
! ici. II 70 Emery VINO was an experience
nanu IN gaming 'he passagc' % ! ieit A,i,i
ieSS ~ ihy ease y y oi,'y q sn,ncient Wid,h
70 aul'i, oi canoe oe,h9 Paddiedt throngh'
ana Is ABOUT TWO huhdrea lcet III length
nc TWO sides oil thc cie't correspond ex-
actly' ana az about one-tii'fd rom me sum
my q thc opening ainassise Dlock is llrm-
y wedged; ana, IRON rs appearance, am
coh'irtiied N thc oPlnion mat N tlie con
Vuisioh 'iia' caused th's singular phenome-
non as the ieaf'ni chas'n was about TO
close, 'he upper part g me island tot'ercd
rom us cell're ana 'ufnDied 'nto the yawn-
ing gun where u got ''ninoVaGiy Ja'nmed
ana prevented c!escf uhioh' leaving ihls
passage a memorial Oh 'he 'er,'nc cohvui-
S'ols iilat must nave ,foaDea ,noSo c seas,
and reiinpihe 'auIi q liie ''9's s,'icai'ce 2,
~ ~ o'hs "neii .ohl'di ~ wi'iuo e'mnn n,
anu nigl,y oPcfuuons = i,a.uie r: me
"a,ei ~ .iie pa'I'ee Pp.-'su = In''''ensuI
raoiu aeP.n' ana % ,up .ohs ,'"oo.n lo'nng ~,
sMon a,as s@op' ,@', r sds :. s~. see" ',he ne
- H. W. III nrIy ana na,:,o III 80
aJrp ! Ls.. ~ - 4 X -
~ IN Den y ,ae cI' So oI've, @nu ~
uesiou I - - 'a',i ioeo a'ou.' ''ee We 'n'sn'
,5 80 ''e Iaroo w sseln ni11 - ny
,L 'aes ~ =; oto"' Il, a. Ia p' IL, a
'1o outr' W sBef ~ pe.hs ~ -, w. lIod ia' = sao ~
! ~ l'..'g' III .l;GaJ T -, q m.
-,n.,laJ 49, III ta;aa Nm hi III.
.,I,oro,bar r,I;sI r., ;n,eIl;o.nco. hn, ,ha
i,nnertnrbable Goodness With Which old
Tncrv set n work cauqcd me 70 snnnres.
ary 81 = w0Tt t ganoeu ,eaJ s y snpPses.
G cna IossaIo 'st eop'aa nfearc j. "a
for r an awkward arc I landing.pplaae. p / NM aa,;,o
~, ,,rona,eJ No far ,ybat ssy Tbe;sland !.
prepared iof what | saw. INC isia'id 10
wall oil rock shooting upwards IRON ionr
hundred to SIX hundred feet high and curv-
ing ME horseshoe me soutf eastern ter
Imnahonof the curve beng spit and rvcn
INTO N, athousandpinnaeies ana rocky needles.
Inc passage we came through Is exactiyln
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MECHANIC ARTS.


pOBERT N. LEE, Fashionable
~ Tailor, Hicss siie M.ntrt isirce', DOORS
BELOW THE rosr OFFICE, Ig7lcAbarg, Fd.-Begs
leave to inform tie public TINT he Is prepared to
fulfil all orders in bis A e. business, IN the neat
est and most fashionable siyle. Particular attcn-
sion viii also be given cutting o garments, weH
they are 10 be made up olsc%here.
~. All work warranted.
n Fashions regularly received.
ma lin ROBERT Y. LEE.
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MERCHANTS BANE.-Pursuant to
We an Act Of the General Assembly incorporating
the Merchants Bank of Virginia at Lynchbmg, no
ticeis hereby given that Books of Subscription to
the capital stock OF said Bank, s be opened at the
Office Of Edley s. Spence, in the town Of Lynch
burg. on die first Monday in May next. by the
COMMISSIONERS.
The Charter incorporating the Bank will be pub
hshed in next Mnnaav's paper. ap lots
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5. MAGUIRE. ". C.. BANE. J. w ATKINSON.
IN AGgE5sE, EAEE & CO.. ron
IFk IFARDLNG AND COHMLSS ION AER-
CHANTS, 1ai Stcoaa Stree. i'tsJuga.-Lber-
~ advances made on consignmen,s.
Goods consigned to our care foF re-shipment viii
reeciveimmcdia,e despatch
1n..r .,-.lni
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n ATTggE SIGN OF t!,c Eeesl gEai,

~ will be found handsome assortment of
Mo!cskn Hats, different styles,
Silk :. various Qualities aAd stylps,
Black and lrib beavers .
Souches, McxicaH- and lI1nover,
Panama, Guaqusl Rutland braid, China
purl, Lesiorn aud Straw,
Boys and infants fancy summer Hats,
In addition to which ! have a large and wen as
sorted stock Of Ladies' Misses and IDflnts' Shoes
Of various colours, stylcs and qualities. besides al
assortment nj Gents Boots, Shoes and Gaiturs
Also II lot Of Trunks lld Umbrellas 0f No quality
which will be sold luw
ap2i-is JACOB RUMBOUGu.