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TIME II. .s. Mail from Santa Fe to the States
Il leaves regularly on the first day Of each
month. a,os m
e Passage during the summer months $i2o W. OU
4, 80 's9 winter months Sloo w
4Olbs of baggage allowed to each passenger,
iN 3E WALDO, HALL, h co. Propnetors
97 Santa r., Sept. Is, lS52-t
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HANDSOME REWARD

TANE blanket, two strings Of pepper, one almo
~ OF beans, one pint OF whiskey, and one rol
Of tobaccO, ,--this will be given to any person tha
will present more partial alcalde than we nave
in Las Vegas, or in other words bigger fool
In Ia 5rtges I'm &C. W, KITCHEN.
Las Vegas, June 25, lS53.--4w4
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THE THING EXPLAINED.

One of our exchanges asks the qucs-
tion-'Why was Gen. Scott defeated in
his contest for the Presidency Upon
this question our cotemporary comments
as follows:
1t is rather late, says he, to answer
this question, but we have heard a rea-
son all the way from California, which
we think is, after all, the best suggested.
We believe it entirely satisfactory.
A few days after the result was known
at San Francisco, the Democrats had O
grand jolihcation,-bunt saltpetrc com
position and made all the noise suited tc
I the occasion. A minher had Just arriv-
ed, who had been for q whole year dig
ging for filthy lucre, unmindlul of the
great business Of President making. lIc
was one year behind the age. Meeting
an acquaintance, he began his inquiries
to get up with the times.
Miner-What's all this noise and con
fusion about! H ...ft.7 N
Acquaintance-The successful party
are rejoicing over the result of the Pres
idential election.
M-Ah, the election is over, is it p
Who were the candidates.
A-Well, the principal candidates
were Gen. Scott, of the army and Frank
lin Pierce, of New Hampshire.
NJ And Scott was elected, ehl
A-Yes, in horn-but Pierce 60
all the votes in the States but two. [Tha
was the report.
M. Why, how did that happen! Scot
so beat as that! What could have done
it! Ht m I.pa
"a Easily enough explained. A fey
days beiore the election, and when it wa
too late to contradict it, the Pierce mel
started a report and circulated it indus
triously all over the States that Scott wa
a tINigl Inmua
M.--Umph, it's enough to beat an.
one. exit both) "
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Santa 81 ipeeklp @alette
TERMS.

WEEKLY 50 80 year, payable invariably in
advance; single copies II IL cents. Advertise
ments, 81 90 per square Of ten lines for the first
insertion, and Scots for every subsequent insertion
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Ify your husband looks grave, let him
alone; don't disturb or annoy him.
Oh, pshaw when I'm married, the
soberer my husband looked, the more fun
I'd rattle about his ears. Don't disturb
himF guss himl I'd salt his coffee
and pepper his tea and sugar his beef
steak-and tread on his toes and hide
his newspaper-and sew up his pockets
and put pins in his slippers--and dip
his cigars in wator-apd | wouldn't stop
for the Great Mognl, till | had shortened
his long face to my liking. Certainly
he'd get vexed, there wouldn't be any
fun in teasing him if he didn't, and that
would give his melancholy blood good
heatlful start, and his eyes would snap
and sparkle, and he'd say, Fanny, Will
You be quiet or notp and should laugh,
and pull his whiskers, and say, decided
| ly, Notn and then should tell him he
hadn't the slightest idea how handsome
he looked when he was vexed, and then
he would pretend not to hear the com.
pliment-but would pull up his dickey,
and take a sly peep in the glass for all
that)l and then he'd begin to grow ami
able, and get off his stills, and be just as
agreeable all the rest of the evening as if
he wasn't my husband, and all because
| didn't follow that stupid bit of advice
to let him alone.' Just as if | didn't
know! Just imagine ME, Fanny, sitting
down on a cricket in the corner, with my
forofnger in my mouth, looking out the
sides Of my eyes, and waiting till that
man got ready to speak to mel You can
see at once it would be--be--. Well,
the amount of it is, | shouldn't do it i
0ligs Branch. FANNY FERN.
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T,HE undersigned begs leave to inform his frieSds
L and the public generally, that he is prepared
TO do all kinds of cabinet and carpenters work on
the most reasonable terms. Shop, two doors above
the store Of Jesus Loya
San,a Fe, May I, lS53.-y JAMES IL CLlfI'
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A FowL' AFFAIR. The anecdotes OF
amateur actors, and even the old stagers,
are indeed endless. Frank Whitman
tells a good thing Of himself while up in
New Hampshire few summers ago.
Frank and another chap were out 5000
tin around, and by way Of pastime, he
went to spouting to keep his voice in
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giGaDgA ASGA M005aas
"N INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI.
B. W. I o D D..

haye removed from the "Noland House." to
The 'Nebraska House,'in independence, Missouri;
The Nebraska House is a large new building, and
has recently been much improved by alterations
and additions Having taken this house for . term
OF wears. intend to make every effort 70 promote
the convenience and comfort Of travellers, Inc
patronage of my friends and the travelling public
1''.T' " ~' "'r| NJ B. W. TODD
January lst lS53-ly. astn ,saa
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PAT AND THE ALPHABEr.-The follow
ing rich scene recently occurred in one
Iofour private schools;
'Ah, Pat, exclaimed the school mis-
tress to Il very thick.headed urchin, into
whose muddy brain she was attempting
to beat the alphabet; I'm afraid you'll
not learn anything Now, what's that
letter, eh! Ugo aigml fnH q
0a 'Sure,l don't know, ma'am,' replied
Pat. gtsl i6 BOOK
i thought you'd recollect that
why, ma'amT
because it has got q dot over the top
ofit.'
Och, ma'am, but sure thought it was
a hy.speck.'
We'll, now remember-it is l.
you, ma'amP 0
mo, no-not q, but |.
NotI, but you, ma'am; how's that2'
Not U, but |, blockheadl
oh. yis, now I'll have it, maam,-
You mean to say that not !, but you are
al blockhead.' WA ,e
'Foolp exclaimed the pedagoguess, al
most bursting with rage.
DTA bridge for a railroad and wa
gon road, is projected across the st. Law
renee ut Quebec. 1t is about 3,400 feet
across al the proposed point. A suspen-
sion bridge IS the idea. Two vast mas
sive towers, $3.50 feet high, are to be built
I from the bed Of the river where the wa
ter is twelve feet deep at low tide. The
height Of the railroad above high tide.is
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-02
Splendid Lotteries for October, 1853.
Gather the rose-buds while ye may,
Old time is still a flyinp:

Gather the rose-buds while ye may,
Old time is still flying;
And that same Aower that blooms to-dayt
Tomorrow shall be dyingtn
Persons at distance particularly requested to hail
their orders for Packages single Tickets these MaRni=
cent Lotteries without delay Poverty cannot be cast of
and there is fact in Philosophy more siscep
BILE of demonstration, than that there truly fortu
nate and taIamed office handsome Prize for every
But 1t is vitality important TO the of the adVeH
urer that he should order carly By postponing your
ders you miss the tide which taken the Hood leads
to fortune The becomes rich the BETTER
and the You mail your orders fora Package
gle Ticket, these popular and lucky LotteFiea
you will become rich Remember that s
the Micf Of to'tune as well as of time
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESSFUL
No ABATEMENT IN SELLING Prizes
The I" Goddess :" in her best mood
List of Prizes sold by PYFER co. from the 1oth Of
August to the 10th of September.
&C Pentures make 1ercAants"
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Nos: IL 49, II Sold in Package of Whole Tickets to
Club in Mississippi. -
S2o0OO sold to a Correspondent in N. Carolina.
$4,000 sent in Package of Tickets to Ohio.
$4,000 sold to Merchant in PhiladeIphia4
$4,000 sold to a Captain of Steamboat.
$4,000 sent in Package of Half Tickets s. Cafoh2
$4,000 sold TO an old correspondent in Virginia.
goo sent TO Tennessce-it the first Pack
age of Tickets 80
$4,000 sent to Camden County; North Carolina. &
n The above Prizes all sold and paid by the Far
Famed Prize Sellers and Bankers, szsEE
PYFER CO., Nc. LightsSt., Baltimere.s
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WILLIAM w HOLDEN, Printer and Pub
Usher of Basbee's Supreme Court Reports, &C.,
begs to inform his friends and public generally,
that he is prepared to execute every description
of Printing on the shortest notice, and in a
style which cannot be surpassed by any other
office in the state. Orders promptiJ- attended
to.
STANDARD OFFICE, Raleigh,
July 80, 1858.
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JUST 1NAUGURATED.

hey have spared expense it point of sze
and taste model establishment and confident
challenge the admiration of all who pay them visit
They earnestly hope that the pains they thus
rally appreciated they will examine their Store and it's
ontents without delay The skyght over the SaIesrooa
md they their friends customers that they
an furnish them with almost every article which be
allied for establishment at moderate prices "a
will please the purchaser and do justice themselves
Pey return to the community their thanks for their past
LIBERAL encouragement and invite attention to the following
rticles,
Black Gros DeRhine Silks 24 26 2s, 30 and s4iHches,
q Mggt9d MMg,d9d SILKS Ks
Rich Pid Chameleon Silks,
Gros S. pesaPies 3s1S @
Brocaded Fig'd and plain Silks,
Plain. Plain, blue blue and d. wat'd White do do.
MorcelIine Florence and Lutestring Silks.
W0rsted Dress Goods.
Super French Merino, all shades,
English and German. dc.
Plaid French re- DeLaines,
Gala Plads and pl'd Raw Silks
Plaid valeneans,
Aournins Dress Goods,
Blk Bombazine,
Mousiin i per.aines,
and whit !"
=. Manti1las Czoazs, shassb, dc.
Cloth Cloaks and Talmas,
Tarletane and Cashmere Shawls,
BIZ and Cord Long shawls,
Dress zrtmnsings
Plain and Point'd Blk Velvet,
=" Cold do. eEsss g
Sack FEanaels.
Ladies' and Children's Sack Flannel
Rigaietts, Hoods DC DC
Neck, Sash, Bonnet, Tafeta and trimming RibbsAs,
Gents and Ladies' Kid Gloves,
Buck
{" Cashmere
Boys, Misses and Children ''
Ladies' Silk B9nnets,
and Misses Straw do,
It'd Lace ,,7I Goods.I&a 81 large asssortnaent)
Chcmesetts and Uhdersleeves,
French worked Collars, -
Chcmesets and Underseeves, =
Muslin Bands, &c. &C. &c.
Ladies' Hdkfs. from 12c to S25oO,
Hosiery.
Ladies' BIZ and White Silk Hose,
!" White and Colored do.
Misses and Inf'ts whit, cold and sripd Hose
Gents Brk, white and striped Hose,
Gents Bro and Blue and striped Hose,
DO' n0Ss' 'GENf's. }ElS f%D'f Department.
Blk and CoFd French Cloths,
n tt Cassimeres,
Sattiiets, Tweeds Jeans, &c,
Yestings, Silk and Worsted,
Crayats and French Neck Ties
SergGnts Year
Marlboro and Gala Plaids,
Plaid and Solid Linseys,
kerseys, &C. full assortment,
Blankets and FZafneh.
1o-4 liza 1874 1874 Bed Blankets,
Servants do.
Crib, do.
Travelling do
Silk and Worsted Flannels,
Welch dot
In fact all grades.
Groceries.
Stuart's Syrup, Family AolasseS,
Java and Mocha, Rio and Laguria Coffee,
Sperm, Atlamantine and talow Candles
Lime, Salt, and Flour,
Boots Shoes and Caters.
Gents Common Peged Boots,
Water Proof do.
&c Single and double sole Brogans,
{" Lined Kip do
=" Z" Calf do
&c Patent Opera Shoes,
Ladies BIZ and Cold City made CATERS
With and without Tips,
Raleigh October l, 1853. s91-.
Splendid Lotteries far 0cfOber 4 1ak2.a-t
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Copper, Tin and Stove Depot, Roanoke Square,
Norfolk, Va.
WA M. d. ROBERTS, Jr., HAS IN STORE A
w large and varied of all kinds of Copper
and Tin Wares at Wholesale and retail lower than
other establishment i'll Virginia Copper Work for Steam
ers, Mills Dseries, &c, &c, executed in the best
ner with due regard to steam pressure.
STOVES AND HOT-AIR FURNACES,
Of all kinds for all purposes Metallic Roofing, Cutters and
Pipes for Buildings Block Tin, Tin Plate Sheet Copper
Bar and Sheet lead Sheet Iron, &C.. Ethereal OIL and
Lamps for using it; Shower Baths and Bathing Apparatus
of all the newest and most approved patterns.
WM. b. ROBERTS, JR.,
Roanoke Square,
Norfolk, Va.
Anril 10 1858. 44-syyGm
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS a

1N THE BAZAAR !!-White Buff, Brown, Mottled Plaid,
Striped and Planters Linen Coats; White and Buff Grass
Coats; Drab Blue and Notified Croton Coats Black and
Fancy Aapaca Goats Plaid and Fancy Cashmere Goats
Black Summer Cloth and Cashmere Sacks half Sacks and
Frocks Tweeds Cashmeres and Angoas Sacks Planters
Linen Plaid White Striped Notified Linen, and Cashmere
Pants in great variety. Sontag, Cashmere Silk and Linen
Yestngs Cuttings and Wengs Vestings, rich styles
large assortment of Lawn and Linen Cambria Handkerchief
PLAIN and Fancy Borders Silk and Lsle Embroidered Graz
rats Plain and Fancy Lawn Cravats; Fancy Silk Cravas
Alexander and Ghossins White and Colored Kid Gloves
Doe Gloves Black Colored Silk Gloves; Plaid and Striped
ing large supplies selected from the desirable styles
the market which warrant made equal to custom work
in fit and finish.
Our furnishing Department comprises every and FASH
ionabe article necessary for regular outfit which will be
sold at the lowest market prices by
A S. SHAFEK & CO., CLOTHING BAZAAR,
Sycamore Street.
Petersburg Anril IS 1852. A.
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SEE THE CIRCUS EXLSTENOZ

S ~ weigh d
i NJ s e t u d l nyp
CO. mb he x ndap1n of h f Lambs Woo ihh ~ nd o the richest silk
Comes sect the nj mgsei America o Ran @ % common
nnM nannwee
nga o late Earl Derby, ad hd tn hd dfr$l dpac
Cmea ehe Bsedmno o lie Of ever ~el country %~
O
f u pt pt
CONE AND hgt t ofk G of dgr,
strength
dsa to WOmd dh of
SUI
f ch t!
pf graft an
Dcampie1 h the won Gerya ,and by hecd
m L eg
TIegraipa afrnigH "Tue6 Thee Fl Pony "Dmoce%"
k he b Oown etumed peentGs
JandsA gh tan d hng di m
y
er rcnnmny nw SmRan nCrun nd napparm swondru
nd rwndhl lCrn@nG gote
Sny Sta fes md AuxIe
tr Equestrian Of his in America Equestrian
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Drawings forwarded to Corfesponde1ts By the fTSt
mails after the lotteries are drawn
Correspondents will please order few days before the
lotteries drawn.
large per sentage in favor of those purchasers
who order by Packages the chances drawing four
of the largest Prizes The Scheme thereby secured
We advise the purchase of Packages of Tckes every
stance
Bank Drafts Certificates of Deposit payable in Gold at
sight, will be promptly reitted to those Correspondents
who draw prizes PYFER 4 cos.
PACKAGE of Tickets can draw ForR of the
most splendid prizes in scheme
In order secure Fortune, and the Immediately
after the result Isl known, the readers of the paper have
only to remit cash Drafts prize tickets to the Old Esta
Brokers, PYFER & co,
No. Light=Ssreet, Bdltim0re, IA.
October 4, 1853 9l-
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VRGINIA MANUFAcToRY OF CABINET

VIRGINIA MANUFACTORY OF CABINET
FURNITURE, and Agent for Nunns ds (larkes Cee
6rGted Piano Fbytes.-LEWIS SALISBURY, No. So and
60, Main street, Norfolk, Virginia.
tits zeted beyond doubt that selling lower than
any other house at the South
The subscriber invites the attention of of
nure to his stock in store. and to which daily add
tons are now being made, consisting of
Rosewood Mahogany and Black Walnut Bureaus with and
without Glasses, Marble Tops
Secretaries, Marble Top Washstands,
Centre Sofa, Side and Work Tables Painted Furniture,
Toilet Tables, COmmodes, Whatnots, Hall Stands,
Stuffed, Easy Rocking and Parlor Chairs,
Couches, Bedseads, Sofas, Tete-a-Tetes, Divans,
Ottomans, Window Seats Crickets, Wardrobes,
Gard Tables Mirrors well all kinds of Cane and Wood
work,
Also white and Grey live Geese Feathers both kiln dried
and in the original packages,
Common Feathers Hair Palm Leaf and Straw Mattresses,
Hair Cloth Burlaps, Gimp Sofa and Chair Springs,
Glass Plates Wooden and Willow ware,
Clocks Castors, Knobs, &c.
We would also call the attention of the public to Robin
sons Patent Bed Sofas, for which have the Agency
They are the best article the kind in both regards
the work and convenience being less complicated and max
ing wider bed by four inches Than other kinds more than
all this they sold for dollars less. The dealers in Furn
ture will find here full assortment and as low prices
as in any establishment in the South or elsewhere
UNDERTAKING-Every attention paid to this branch of
constantly supplied with Collins of
ry description both Metallic Mahogany and other kinds
Immediate dispatch given to all orders by mail
Norfolk, Oct. 49, 1858. 96-6mpd.
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HAYWOOD & SCOTT ARE NOW OPENING IN
AA Col Roulhac's building, Fayetteville Street,
next door above Mr. T. r. Fenress Clothing establishment
a Fresh Stock of
Drugs Medicines and Chemicals
Surgical Instruments,
Paints, Oils and Dye Stufs
Window-Glass and Glassware,
Varnishes and Putty
Paint Brushes
Fine Perfunery and Fancy Articles,
Best Tooth and Hair Brushes,
Excellent Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
Garden and Field Seeds, &c, &c.
All of which offered to their friends and the public
favorable terms be procured this market
Particular attention will be paid to putting up Prescrp
ons for Physicians Families all of the day
night, and but the choice articles viii be used
kalelgh' August I'd, 1853 74--sn,
HAYWOOD s. SCOTT HAVE IN STORE
- aDurkees Baking Powder. -ssss1za,gss7
Presten's Superior Yeast Powder,
!" Ext Lemon,
ss !" Cinnamon,
st : Orange, 80
q Vanilla
a !" Rose, for fayoring, 4
Bicarbonate Cooking Soda, Saieratus &C. &C.. Alse,
Rice Flour superior article for PuddIng Cakes DC and
more economical than the whole Rice s.
September 81 1883. s4s9s 85=-ss
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Fall Trade, 1853.
Nd F. PESCUD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Il DEALER in DRUGs, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILs, PER
FUMERY CIGARS &c. is receiving the largest and most
commanding STOCK that he has Offered to the trade
which will be sold reasonable be obtained
similar establishment in the South. Physicians and
Dealers cordially invited to examine the quality and
prices of articles before buying elsewhere
Mr. Pescud takes this occasion thank those Physicians
Country Merchants and Contractors who have encouraged
his efforts build up Wholesale Drug business at Raleigh
and hopes the time is rapidly approaching when it will be
for Dealers to send North for supplies in
his line.
"a Send your orders for Drugs, &c, F. PEscuD Raj
eigh, if you them filled promptly, neatly packed and
forwarded with dispatch, terms eOt aCW glCe salts
fdctioR Z. F. PESCUD.
September -, 1853. So
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61ALI AT PESCUD,S DRUG STORE FOR YOUR
jsupDlies of American and Foreign PERFUMERY TooTH
and HiIR BRUSHES, COARSE and FINE CONES, Scars and
SHAVING CREAMS PoMADHs and HAIR OILs
Pescud keeps large stock and sells at small advance 10
consumers and the trade.
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DATENT. MEDICINES.-S DOZ. MUSTANG

II LINniENT
As 4 Dozen McLanes Liver Pills
"a &C Ayers Cherry PectOral,
II &" Hoofands Bitters,
y 90 Browns Essence Ginger;
IA &c Bulls Sarsaparila,
{" Stablers Anodyne Cherry Exepectorant,
Stablers Darrhe Medicines,
so Perry Dams Pain Killer
80 I" Railways Ready Relief,
II t Fahnestocks' Vermfuge,
Syrup Naptha,
And large supply Sands Bakers Petetins and Woods
Sarsaparila Hooways Medicines; Pain Extractor; Mrs.
Belts Female supporters TruSses; Bandages Beckwths
American Worm Killer, Horsemans Hope Grays Oint
ment; Roman Eye Balsam; Thompson's Eye Water, and
Carpenters Medicines, for sale by -
September 16, 1853. So
EROOTs AND SHOES. HEAVY WATERPROOF
HB Boots.
Common WATERPROOF Boots
Mems Calf Shoes.
No. l Double Sole BrOgans.
Boys do do do.
Misses and Chdren's Shoes.
Youths and Boy Boots.
Mems and Ladies' Over Shoes EVANS COOKE.
Sept II. So
NTOTICE, Is HEREBY GIVEN, TO THE LEGAL
lS heirs representatives of William Garrett his
wife Jemma Garrett formerly of Washington County, N.
c. that Mary Garrett who died in said County in March
of 5000, which will be paid any time upon present
ing themselves, and legally identifying their relationship
H. G. SPRUILL, | Exc'r of Mary
Plymouth, n. c., Oct. Sth, 1853 60
Papers in Columbus Miss, will please copy.
NTEW DRUG STORE.-THE SUBSCRIBERS have
1N entered nta partnership under the firm of HAYWOOD
SCOTT for the purpose of conducting the Drug and poh
ecary business. h. BURKE HAYWOOD,
CHARLES G. SCOTT:
Raleigh August cd, 1858. "a
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limited number of advertisements will be taken for the
UeyV paper but deduction will be made on any o1t
aqrv will be inserted at oneourh
less than the regular charge g. H.;
Professional or business Cards not exceeding five lines
81 for six months $40 for twelve months or in both pa
pr for 81 for six months, S15 for twelve months.
The paper will be sent to advertisers for SIX mohhs
or bY the year, free of charge. o,-
Subscribers and others who may wish to send money
70 the Editor can all times by mall ana at ms
risk Receipts all will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage
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Fail and Winter, 1853.
EUST RECEIV ED BY THE SUBSCRIBER:
aB Black and col0red Silks
French and English Merinoes, fine assortment,
Printed and Plain Muslin DeI1ains
Worked Collars and Underseeves,
Embrd and Plain Linen Cambria H'd'k's
Muslin and Lace Edgings a great variety,
Ladies and Gentenens' Gloves, of all kinds,
White and Tan Coored floss skirtng, .
For sale by J. BROWN,
No. 9, Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, Sept. &C. 1858. 90
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BARGAINS BARGAINS 1.-THE SUBSCRI-
ED BERS offer their Stock of Goods for sale at
duced prices for cash. credit punctua customers in
view OF change of the firm the first of January when Mr.
Selbv will from the business We desirOus of
ducng the stock as low Many articles will be
sold for cost and some below cost.
SELBY MURRAY.
October 13, 1858. 95-
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NEASONIC.-THE GRAND LODGE OF NORTH
w CAROLINA will convene in this City, MON
DAY evening" the 9Th of December next, at O'Clock, for
the transaction of business.
Officers Subordinate Lodges requested to attend in
person, proper delegates to be appointed in obed
the constitution and general regulations Of the Grand
Lodge. WILLIAM THOS Balm,
Grand Secretary
Raleigh, Oct Il, 1853. 95-td
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HB ALIlMORE FIANO MANUFACTORYe-
I'D IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT-ELastic Uui0ersa1
I0uch-WIsE BROTHER, Manufacturers of Boudor Square
and Grand PianOs request those wanting rstrate Insr
mentone that Ladies perform with the greatest
possible advantage that is chase of STYLE of superave
touch and tone that will stand in concert tune and last
life me call and for themselves sample Instrument
a the Agents otfice-Dr w. r. SCoTTs
These instruments in general in the Cities
among the first critics Of and science and whom
have the of referring See the manufacturers crcu
lars, which may be obtained of the Agent. All instruments
warranted five years.
J. j. WISE BROTHER.
DR.. w. R. SCOTT, agent.
Raleigh, January 11th, 1850 20-tf