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1" Joe ShiIliuStou rec

81 Joe ShiIlingtou receives all the NV
Books and NEwsPAPEHS "a fast Is published. He
Is agent for Harper and all the other Magazines,
and our readers VIII always find large and good As
ortInent of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
tore, Odeon Building, corner of y street and Penn
yvania avenue. aug 10
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SOLDI K X s. SAILORS. WIDOWS. AND
~ OTHERS, who have claims on Government for
Land. Pensions Extra Pay, or any other claim can
have the same attended to, ,esona bic terms and
promptly, ON Application b. letter pospaid) to the
undersigned who has been Agent for claims upwards
OF twenty years ia the city Of Washington. d. G.
Sailors who served on the coast of Californis and
Pacific Ocean, can Cbtaiu tkeir extra pay by writing
tome. Reference, to any respectable itizen If Wash
ingtCn. JOHN ID. CLARK.
Justice Of Peace aud Notary Public.
sept 2l-3U*-
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e To insure the insertion Of Adver.
fiselnenfs they must be brought to our
ceunting-room before ID O'Clock NJ,
otherwise they may not appear until
the next day.
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~ NOtfce.-There will be n meeting Of the
-S MASTER BsTCaLAYER> at the CITY Hall. Asses
sors Rooms. on WEDNESDAY EVENING next. tie
2lst instant. Members are requested to be punctua
in their attendance. ". J. McC0LLUM.
sep 19-3t- Secretary
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MOTTO E.-Joseph Harrison. of the Atheneum
l Building Saloon, is in way connected, nor
has any thing to do with the sale aivertsd u this
mornings Inteligencer signed Il. X. Hazard, Bai,H
sep 20-3t*
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DUILDlNG HARDw ARRIVE would
ID respectfully call the attrrton of Builders and
Carpenters to our large and wellselected took of
BUILDING HARDWARE. a, also all other goods
usually found in the hardware line
Our assortment OF Table and Pocket CUTLERY Plated
Forks. Spoons &c, is very complete and of the best
quality, at such prices cannot fail 10 please Chyap
for cash. Please give Il call.
WOODWARD &GUY
MOI north side Pa. avenue.
sep 2l-Gt between 10th and lIth SIS
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rHEAP FAMILY COMMENTARY - Matthew
~ Henry's Commentary, vols. neatly bound in
sheep $40 90 Fine edition, elegantly bound in half
calf $500 For sale by
GRAY BALLANTY>E,
sep n eth st. near Odd Fellows Hall
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FLOUR, OATS, AND SHORTS.

ID ICH CHINA ORNAMENTs-Just received a
y supply of China Ink Stands. in new designs also
ChiGa Match Stands, var Gus patfern&, Jewel Cases
Flower Vases. Sotto Cups ard Sauccrs. Card fe
celvers Segar Holders, &c end for sale very cheap
AZ LAMMoNDS, 1th street. ID door below +.
gen I-Pn3f-
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BARGAINS, AND NO mI>TAKE!-

II We have now in store and reccirin dali, re
most complete assert M nt If >TOY - that Las,r,r
been offered for sale in this market direct Fl m b.
timoIc, PHILADELPHIA, New York. Troy. and Boston
Our stock Is too large TO mention in dea;l; su-n
to sny We have all the different Patterns sac at-.r
improved Cooking Stoves. for wood or cnsI. c,mrri-
ing in part the 20 lowing: the William P.lln Triunrh
Complete. Bay State, Banner. EnchantTe.s Complete
Cook, Old Dominion, Blue Ridge. Glole. and hume
Gus others. Also, Church. Store. Chamber Ifnir.
room. and Parlor Stoves the latest and most b,aui
full in this city. To cash punctual cust,n,rs =
are prepared to sell goods in cur lire ri she l,-
rates. We 20 icit an rNamm ticn. f-e.ing ASSURED
that our stock (Which is IF the l?re> il u city,
rs regards quality End low prcrs r'rno 10 ey,elled
if equaed. WOODWARD &GUY.
No. 1. north side Ia asenur.
sep 2l-ft- between 10th and Il IN str,rts
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RRACELETS.-LAMIiOND, 9TH street, ID door he
~ low Il. has iu>. received sn assortment of Cor
neiian. Jet. and other Bracelets, in new and rich
pat ems. and for sac low. sep 2l-eoSt.
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NOTICE: NOTICEm NoTICE",-Yb

NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOIIC E!.!-Ths
~ undersigned hts constantly 90 hand Lumlar
of all kinds.
Daily expected 8 cargo Ct Prime Lumber Of ar
thickness, FROM Altary. Alsc. : tsrco Of y c
Timber. Also, daily expected - cargo ri Eo,rpds.o
Cement.
Expected daily. canal boat Young America with
a loaS of No. ], Cumberland Coal
Receiving regular, csrcncs of Ccal, from the differ
ept mines
A cargo of the real Lehi.h Furnace Cosl IN
short everything 10 lie found IN y No I Yard. vi ~
which will BE- sold cheap for cash. or on short credit
Yard on LIST st.,nesr the west gate cf the CAPITOL
JOIN FCRDY.
P.S.-All persons inSel t.pi to- ne prior 10 july
1853. requested to call and settle or Use then
account will he placed in the hands nj au oficcr.
sep 2l-dlw- Up
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FROM THE SPRINGS.
lust receivedsa fresh supply of Blue Lick and
y CoUgoess Waters. w. BUTT,
Corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
sep l9-eo2w-
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NEW WORK, by the author of the tWide
~ Wide World
The Laws and III Testimony. Sro.-S3.
Brown on Galatians, Svo.
do do Suffering & GloripS of the Messiah, s,o
HctherinStons History OF the Westminster Assem-
BY Of Divine>. Emo. .ac.
The Powers Of the World to come, by the Rev. G.
b. Cheeyer, d. D. limo. 81.
GRAY & BALLAN-YNE
sep 81 eth street, near Cdd-Tellovs' Hall
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4 4 National Guard, Attention -
q & me ting of the corps viii be held at the or
n ~ mory, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. 2lst inst.
II II at { o'clock Punctual attendsdce is reQired
By order: T. &C. WHEELER.
sell .0-2t Secretary
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THE LORD,S PRAYER

TTTt1L LONU'S T II A Elk
L Christ cur pa sover; All Non Crcdea: I'm mer.
~ Zingars; The Dying Girl. osseaus Serena1c: If
could have my war; Aunt Harriet Beerha Stowe;
Nelly Blye; thristys oil faiks are gone; good old
fashioned Poke; Worlds Fair Polka Fire hell Gal
lop: together with ali tie Few and most rotular
Music o. the day. just received by
lIlLBUS HITZ MUSE Depot
South side Pa. avenue, near 10th street
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HI Il first Annual BALL of the NatiouuI
i Guard" will De given at Jackson Hall. on the
18th OF October. Particulars in future notice.
sep list.
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MRS A. H CLARK

INFORMS her customers that She starts Cor New
l York. On Tuesday, the both instant. with Yiss
McDon.i, to assist her in selecting laage sssort-
ment of FIa Millinery, which will be opened about
the LIST of October.
Ladies wishing settle their bills will fnl Mis-
Jane Clark at the store for that purpose and te at
tend 10 all orders hat may he left in hel absence.
Georgetown. Sc..;. 20. sep 2l-.It-
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NOT1CE.-Wea are now opening Of the rich
~ est and hest assorted stocks of FALL GOODS
from New York and Philadelphia brought Ia this
market. Wethink ii is useless for us to enumerate
articles could not describe their richness and
beauty but respectfully invite the att ntiou of the
public. HALL / BROTHER.
2i-cntf
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.. NJ PErrENslLL Co., Newspaper Advertising
Agents. are the authorized Agents to receive adver
usements and subscription for the Star" at the
same rates required at this office, and their re-
ceipts are regarded payments. Their Offices are
at NEW YORK, l22 Nassau Street
BOSTON, 10 State Street.
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L. arranged around the Interior a. To- enable IN,
spectators To examine the various Animals IN ib,,,
dens, either before or during the performance. Of The
Circus.
In the course of the Entertainments the crl.hra
ted Lion subdueT, Mr. " T. RTooks. nil srfc, tss
Wild Beasts Den and give an exhibition of his 81
preme control over these iprOcicu- CREATURES
BUT ONE PRICE OF .fDNTSSIOy
TO THE ENTIRE DOUBLE EXHIBITION
The interior of the Pavilion l. BriLidrtlv Li-bf,S
ia the Ercnng, by means of Portable Ga, Cbaude
liers.
Convenient and eligible Sra's are n'idci ior
5000 Spectators. and n PRoMEs, NJ aFFoRpE- I'd,
VISITORS, around the eNten.iyr ht.escrfs. fr,.. n
extra charge. sep l0.'5.l-.l-.' - n
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DUILpING ASSOCIATION SHARES.-For sa,e
ID seven share of the Metropolis Building Asso
citation. ard FIVE Of the Washington City. Inquir.
at this Office spp 20-3t
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CThe large circulation of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable ADVERTISING me-
di,tm IN the District. Ii has more readers
IN the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
ington dailies combined.
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THE GREAT COMBINED
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIe,

r. Sands & Co. and g. c. Q,aok + Co
WILL GIVE SPLENDID ENHiBrTJoN- IN
GEORGETOWN, Tuesday. September eob
ALEXANDRIA, "Wednesday, Sept, ml,cr 2ls aud
WASHINGTON, on Thursday and Friday. sen,.,,
Der 22d and 2:d. 1853,
FOR TWO D.iYS ONLY
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Doors open al and 6k O'Clock; Performance,
at and O'Clock. r. m.
it3-Admission p cenfS-no halt price.
These celebrated Companies comprise The mo-,
numerous and brilliant array of TALENT, My
ELTY, and SPLENDoR, ever before witnessed !,
this country.
T. BROOKS. Director of the Mcnapen
The Equestrian Troup. Of r. Sands 4 On
will appear in all their varied. chsste and eler,rr
EXHIBITIONS OF GRACEFUL AND DARING
CRAFTSMANSHIP
Forming altogether Grand Concentration Of E,p,,
trim excellence, Grd G proud ,pTcu of
american az and genius.
The following are The principal performers,
MIR. J. Nathan<. Mr. W. Rockford,
Mrs. ]. ]. Narhans, BaSseti.
Miss Emma Naihans, L. Brooks
Master Philc, 4. Pastor
Frank Pastor, &. Bacon
Jesse Sands. J. LOvet
g George Sands, III. w. Day
W. Pastor. b. Huntington.
CLOWNS. JoHS LovETr. & II W ia,
RING MASTER. ...................B b. HUSTINgTo,
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PUBLIC LANDS.

The public lands belonging to the General Government
as defined by the treaty of 783 and are embraced by the
States of Ohio Indiana Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin, and
which have been formed out of the Northwestern Territory
conveyed with certain reservations the United States
by New York in $751; by Virginia in 1884 by Massachusetts
in 1885, and by Connecticut in 1885, also the lands within
the boundaries of the States Mississippi and Alabama north
of 81 deg north latitude conveyed the United States
and Louisiana acquired from France by the treaty of 1so3
including the portion of the States of Alabama and Msss
Missouri Iowa. portion of Minnesota west of the
Mississippi River the Indian Territory; the district called
between Oregon and Minnesota north of AZ deg south
40 deg north latitude 3D. Within the State of Florida
Mexico and California acquired from Mexico by the treaty
of 184S.
the public lands covered estimated of 1874 900
Exclusive of the lands in Oregon, California New
tire area of the public domain is stated after careful
animation to have been 424 About onefourth
of this up to November a0th 1880 had been sold and
$135,339092 received therefor The aggregate outl
every kind upon these lands to the date including
of purchase OF surveying and of selling S79,
annual of nearly million of dollars for the last
years If there should be added to this the of
per the value of the land granted for boune schools
intern improvements &c. it would amount nearly double
the above The cost to the govern
ment of acquiring title &C. to the lands is 1441
survey 2O7 cents; of selling and managing
all 2180 cents while it receives profit
each sold of $1.032.
The whole number of warrants for Mexican bounty land
claims issued to November 1851 of which
located and have been patented The whole
number of warrants issued under the general bounyand
of September %, 1885, up November 1851
Of these 870S have been located and returned
patented.
The following table shows sales of public lands and
the proceeds thereof from the year 1885, inclusive
of the various grants and donations thereof
education and of internal improvement given the
American Almanac for 1850, PIP. $50 ct seq.
Quantity Of Pablo Land Sold and AMOUNT paid for It,
IN each 1ea', from 1888 to $780, ineIusiue
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PETERSBURG CLOTHING BAzAAR-Tf

Il subscribers having purchased the entire interest of N
Perry in the above celebrated establishment respectfully
the citizens of North Carolina they intend
to relax effort to retain the liberal patronage heretofore
received from the customers of the Bazaar in the
Old North State.
Manufacturing we do all our Owl CLOTHING, and one
ties Cohs & at rs hands,
and consequently at the lowest rates enabled to
point of style and workmanship exceed by those
of any other house in the State.
is unnecessary to the articles of which
stock composed; suffice it say that in may
be found every thing pertaining to mems and furnish
ing goods of the most recent style and great variety
Our Custom Department is constantly supplied with the
most desirable goods and those preerng their garments
made to order, here find large
FROM and with efficient force of workmen we get up
single garment entire suit at very short notice
good fit and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
Our WHoIEsALE RooMs Merchants visiting the City
should not fail to look through stock opened
exclusive Wholesale Room, and manufacture largely
pressly for this branch of our trade.
A. S. SHAFER & CO.,
Successors to N Perry)
Petersburg, Va, May 5th 1852. So
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Hard Ware Importation, 1853.
May II, 1853.

M UIR & BRYAN, IMPORTERS AND WHOLE
1IA sale dealers in Foreign and American HARDWARE
CUTLERY, GUNS, &c, Sycamore Street. PETERSBURG VA
Are receiving their Fall Stock of Foreign and American
Hardware which they present to the consideration of buy
generally, believing that they offer Inducements
equal to any other establishment the country large
portion of their goods have been imported direct from Eng
ces consisting in part of the following goods, viz;
chefs, Hammers Drawing Knives Brace and Bits, Augers,
Butts Fast and Loose Joints Ghisels Gouge Squares Qua
Scissors Shears Razors Razor Srops and Homes
dlescks Shutters Looking Glasses Garden Shears Halter
Ok, Log Trace and Fifth Chains, Frying Pans Hand and
Guns Percussion Caps Shoves and Tongs Andirons Fem
ders, Crates, Rat Traps Pincers, Pyers, Knitting Pins
Stocks and Dies Bellows Anvs Vises Hand and Sledge
Hammers Horse Shoes and Nails Fish Hooks Needless Pins
Compasses States Skates Shoe and Butcher Knives Straw
Cutters, Sifters, Sleeves, Spades Shoves Mill Whip, and
Cross Cut SS So Ms Filling and Wee MeeRg aGes also large
red for sale the most reasonable terms Merchants Wis
iting this city respectfully invited to call and examine
their stock. MUIR & BRYAN.
Petersburg, August 80 1853 9S7-2m.
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Guilfofd sconnt Columbus Mills of Rutbeford -
and r. s. French of Robson county. Ounty
THE BoARD of North Carolina is comno.
as follows His ExceIlency David S. Reid Presidaptt
0cio; Matthew Shaw Beaufort and Alfred LONE e.
William w. Holden of Wake county. ~ and
The INTERNAL- IMPRoH EMENT Bo4RD is composed q, ..
lows His Exeelleney, David S. Reid President - oL
Calvin Graves of Gaswelb and Thomas Bragg of
ton county. go ''ualOp
GOVERNORS Ans, with the rank of Colonel II !,
Lean, of Guilford; Thomas Rnin, r of Rockinob Nc
Robert Strange, jr, of New Hanover. e' and
TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY commences its sessions :; n
leigh, the Third Monday November in every a Ia
year The next election for members of the Senate
of Commons and Governor viii be held on the Frst Mouse
day in August, 1854. 1nOrs
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
The following are the Counties composing the FSAs
AToRIAL Districts of North Carolina my SES.
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ew TIE STANDARD OFFICE is being
thoroughly re-fitted with extensive assort-
ment of New and Beautiful TYPE, of every
description, and suited to all qualities and
kinds of work-Ncw PRESSES, and every
other appliance requisite in the execution of
the best quality of work at the greatest speed.
Raleigh, July 80, 1858.
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And fees. with the use of furnished house
Including 1900 Superintendent of Indian Affairs
Slncudng 81 900 as Superintendent of Indian Affairs
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Spring AND SUMMER GOODS, 1s53...TIIE
~ SUBSCRIBER takes great pleasure in announcing TO-
his friends and the public generally that recent
have placed him possession of arge and aTed asSort
nent of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC STAPLE and FANO1s
DRY GOODS; also HARDWARE CUTLERY QgEENs-
and GROCERIES, which he offers for sale on reasonable
terms Having been carefully selected and purchased by
himself the favorable terms he is persuaded ne can
not be undersold by fair competition He respectfully So
licits call from purchasers.
The following consists of portion only OF his stocK:
For GENTLEMEN,
Cloth Cassimere and Vestngs Of nearly all shades ana
prces-a complete assortment of Summer Goods for Bays
FoR THE LADIES,
Black Gro de Rhine Silks,
/" +" " s Soap
Brocade, and other Fancy Silks,
Fancy, and Plain Silk Tissues,
&c" Bareges,
{" Shaliys
Plain Black Shallys, and other mourning Goods,
Fancy Barege De LANES,
Organdi MuSlinS,
French Lawns, and Jaconettes,
Solid Color Lawns, and Jaconettes,
Brilantes,
French and English Gnghams
French English Domestic Prints in great variety,
Bishop Lawn Dotted and Plain Swiss Musins,
French Work Capes, Chemizettes and Collars,
French Work Lace, and Muslin Undersleeves,
Linen Cambria Hkfs, a complete assortment,
Black Lace Mantllas,
Black Lace Shawls and Scarfs
Black Lace Vels
Black Grape and Mourning Vels
Mourning Collars and Undersleeves,
Alexander's Fancy Black and White Kid Gloves,
Z" " Silk q"
A large assortment of Parasols and Umbrellas.
JAMES McKIMMON.
Pale
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In all the States except South Carolina the Governor
voted for by the peoples and if no one has majority OF all
the votes in the States in which such majority required
the Legislature elects to the Office of of the
candidates voted for by the people.
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NTORTH-CAROLINA & NORFOLK.-THE
IL PRACTICAL HATTERS would respectfully call the
attention of the TRADE and dealers to their stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER HATS
the largest and best that has been offered in Norfolk
and not surpassed by any, and at prices that fail
give satisfaction They confident that Merchants will
find it to their advantage to call before making their
chases Those that willing to extend to their patron
age may rely having Goods, whether of Manu-
acture Imported Fashionable Fine and Cheap any
Northern Jobber We earnestly request Merchants to call
and be cOn0nced that prepared and w furnish
thing line the best terms
Ladies' and Misses Bonnets in great variety and
Umbrellas wholesale.
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USEFUL STATS TT c.s.


Government of the United States.
Salary.
FRANKLIN PIERCE President :. $25 900
WILLIAM NANCY of New York. Secretary State 5000
JAMES GuzHRIE, of kentucky Secretary Treasury 5000
JEFFERSON DAVIS of Mississippi Secretary of War; 5000
JAMES DoBBIS, of North Carolina Sec of Navy 5000
R. a. McCLELAD, Michigan, Secretary ofInterior 200
JAMES CAMPBELL, Pennsy vania, PostmasterGen 5000
CALEB CUsHNG of Massachusetts, Attorney General 5000
$50 UNITED STATES SENATE
TIE following is believed to be correct list of the United
States Senate after the 4th of March, 1858:
Democrats in Roman-Whigs in Italc-those marked
f. s. are Free-Soilers or Abolitionists.)
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w. r.. PEPPER,
tr,nnr,rIc,c,rnN nIrpruANr 4 FORWARDING AZ

w. r. PEPPER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT L FORWARDING AGENT
No. "a, High Street,
PORTSMOUTH, VA,
VIII give his personal attention to all consgnmentS OF
Tobacco Wheat Cotton Flour &C., whether for sale or ship
ent and prepared make liberal advances when requT
81 Particular paid the Receiving and Forward
ing Goods All orders for Merchandise OF any description
pnnctuay attended to- and filled on the best TERMS
REFERENCES.
DAVID s. REID Governor State of North Carolina.
r. NJ. SAUNDERS, Raleigh,
S. II. ROGERS, 4"
Maize. L. HINTON, &C
PERRIN BUsBEE, {"
RIcH'D l. WYNNE Hyde county,
YARBoRoUGH STRoTHER, LOuisburg,
r. N. LYMAN, Warrenton,
r. NICHOLS, Hillsborough,
BLAND & Dunn, Greensborough,
Col.ANDREw JOINER, Halifax,
J. F. SIMMONS Weldon,
ALEX McCRAE President Wilmington R. R. R. Co.
JNo w. PuGH, CASTOR, n. c.
DAVID Mcdaniel Rocky Mount North Carolina
II. WESTON, g."
Henry MoRDEcAI, Edgeconb,
/. H. B. WHITAKER & SoN, Enfield,
A. w. VENABLE, Granville,
D. e. You've, Henderson,
W. II. WESTON, Castor,
July 18th 1858. 7l-3m
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& TER9 Merchant Tailor, Has just returned from the
northern cities and is now receiving A NEW AND
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS in his line, en-
bracing Black Blue Brown Green, Olive, Adelaide and
Dahlia CLOTHS of best French and English Manufacture
and various grades prices Best SIM0NI D0ESKINS
warranted. French, English Scotch and American FANCY
CASSMERES, of every variety of style and price, VEST
INGS of superior Silk Velvet Plush, Figured and Plain
Satins and Silks Grenadine Merno and Cashmere spen
did article. Weding and Party Petngs- be beat.
With thanks to his friends and patrons
for past manifestations of friendship and regard he
them effort pains shall be spared merit its continue
ance. Satisfaction always guaranteed.
His Stock of FURNISHING GOODS is most complete
Dress Shirts, with or without Collars,
Silk and Merino Under-Shrts, superior all sizes,
Drawers, fine assortment, all Sizes
Socks, Silk Merino Cotton, Figured and Plain,
Stocks, Plain and Fancy,
Gloves, great variety,
Dressing Gowns very handsome,
Pocket Handkerchief silk, linen, colored plain
and embroidered.
In addition to the above, he has a fine supply of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
which he would be pleased to offer to the inspection the
public Being manufactured under his own supervision he
confidently recommend them; and he asks COMPARE
with other goods in this market either
in quality price. All he asks reasonable profit and
will not be underSoSd by any!
Gentlemen furnishing their goods be manufacture
ed rely receiving the attention and
if sold by himself
Cutting done at any time at usual rates.
Latest Paris, London, and NewYork Fashions just
hand.
ISAAC Proctor.
D.Io:
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CEPHALOMETRON!

This beautiful instrument is considered great
est and most useful inventions of the age 1t would
possible by the minutest description to give idea
of its utility. Hats made by it will fit the most difficult
heads conforming to every protuberance and depression of
the cranum thus preventing the unpleasant feeling of
Hat and painful headache. We could give you certif
of Physicians and the experience the Trade but
fer that all examine for themselves No
pery appreciate its advantages without having
superior Hats.
sR Hats made to order in the most fashionable manner
and without extra charge.
STEVENS 4 BUTT,
No. Market Square,
Norfolk, Va.
Nav I. 1853.