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Attention, Farmers of n. Carolina

Attention., Farmers of II. Carolina!
'E1HE undersigned takes this method Of informing the
/ farmers of the State, that the second volume of
Tie TURNER'S Journal published at Bath, N. c., will
begin the first of April next. Those persons who
wish to take The Journal will do we'll send in their
at once, i'll order that they may begin with the first
number of the volume, AMI that it may be known in
time what the issue for the year will be.
JOHN F. TOMPKINS, M. D.
Terms, copy 81 90
copies 90
IL 10 90
so 20 90
Payment in advance.
February Ith, 1858. Is
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A well has been sunk in Hooking valley, Ohio, to
the depth of hundred fee, for the purpose of OBJ
tanning salt water, and supply of water has been
make busheI of salt of fifty pounds. The water
rises spontaneously to the surface, and flows at the
rate of 1000 to 5000 gallons per day.
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Music, Pianos, Guitars, VioIins, &C

N l1s7c, FAanOS, SalsdafS, VlOIlnS, &c
AT THE N. e. MUSIC STORE.
TUST received and ready for inspection and sale,
beautiful of Pat hid Rosewood Guitars,
beautifully ornamented.
VioIins larger and cheaper lot than before Of
fered in the State.
Violin Boxes, Boxwood, Logwood and White,
Violin Cases, vanished wood and paper,
Octave Flutes, E. D. and c.. Ivory and Silver keys.
Violin Bridges,
Clarlonets and Clarionettas,
Violinccllos and Bows,
Tnanges, Banjos, Castinctts, &C.. &C., &c.
Raleigh F4. A. 1858. "a
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Mni1e Li0,s0r La,U.

BaATrLEBoRo', VT. Feb. 9Th. An election was
held in this State to-day upon the question of sustain
ing the Maine Liquor Law. Thirty two towns heard
from show majority of 1880 in favor of The law,
and it is doubtless sustained by large majority.
SECOND DESPATCH.
BURLINGTON, Feb. s. The towns Of Burlington,
BrattIeboro, Woodstock and Montpelier, give 674
majority in favor Of the Liquor Law. Forty other
towns give large majores for the law, rendering its
success certain.
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w. II. & n. s. TUCKER,

- HAVE this day received six cases of super
81 MOLESKIN HATS, which embraces the Spring
Fashions for 1858. And will continue to receive
the LATEST STYLES, the Summer advances, from the
most fashionable Hatters North. They fatter them
selves that they will be able to present to their customers
and the Hat-wcarng community in general larger
sortment of this than heretofore presented
by them.
February 4. 1888. %
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FULL-BLooD POINTERS. The best breed of light
ing dogs in the w od said to be the West Point
ers.s They are an American stock, generated by
thorough crossing and careful breeding and all
ranted 10 stand we'll,
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I'M MACHINERY A AND PRtcEs. The effect of MACH.
IN the bsto1Pp o9 production is sIkrgy shown
1--WE oil hVe horse power, and with sneed bn Ii,,Io
ta eo6 "an four year old lobster was valued at
>Sn, You can get an engine Of six Tines
ni Puwef, ano with speed that will do miles as
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49, Iron Speculation in England has received check.
There had been decline in Scotch pigs, in fort
night from 7ss. to 6ls., these being the highest and
lowest quotations.
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ev LOTION Trade IN CHARLOTTE. Up to Tuesday
Sen'hg' February 1st, 1881 bales of cotton ~,
bought in Charlotte by our cotton buyers Rn
deno a, n large amount has been shipped from the
az 'nls place for other markets by the nIantsrs
Charlotte Who
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Gen. Pierceis expected to leave C!onoo,d G., W..
ng'on on the 10TH should the health of his wife
NIT ana arrangements it is said, are made hv ,ybich
ne Will occupy the Vice President's house. ""'O"
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BY TELEGRAPH

EUening Session. The House met again a: u P.
NJ, and owing to the absence of a quorum, there was
call of the House, and after two hours and half
spent in useless proceedings consequent upon there
being no auorum the House adjourned until to-lnor-
row morning.
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DIED,

In Chatham, on the 3rd instant, Moses Upchurch,
Esq, aged IO3, soldier of the Revolution.
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How TO ACQUIRE HIGH HEALTH. Walker in his
Original lays down the following rules for attain
ing high health. They worth remembering, par
ticularly his advice to wives and husbands:
First study to acquire comPosure of mind and
body. Avoid agitation of one the other especial
ly just before and after meals and whilst the diges
ton is going TO this end govern your temper,
endeavor to look the bright side of things, keep
down much possible the unruly passions, dis
card envy, hatred and malice, and lay your head up
on your pillow in charity to all mankind. Let not
your wants outrun your Whatever difficult
ties yon have encounter. be not perpexed but only
think what is right to do in the sight of Him who
seeth all things and bear without pining results.
When your meals solitary let your thoughts be
cheerful when they social which is better, avoid
disputes serious arguments unpleasant topics.
Unquiet meals, says Shakespeare. +" make i'll diges
tons; anc the contrary is produced by easy
cation, pleasant subject, welcome news, lively
companion. l advise wives not TO entertain their
husbands with domestic grievances about children
and servants, to ask for money, PROFOUND IN.
reasonable provoking questions, and advise hus
bands keep the and vexatons of the world to
themselves, bat to be communicative of whatever is
comfortable, cheerful and amusing"
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h the month ending ia
A.
| Afford, James
Applewright, John E.
Aldrick, Andrew 4.
Albright, VIM.
B.
Barnes, David A. 2.
Brown, VIM. G.
Beaver. Mrs. Margaret
Bowers, Miss Sally
BeasIey, VIM. II.
Brown, r. w.
Breedlove, Miss Betty
Brooks, N. q.
Boget. Miss Marietta
BeasIey. Miss Priscilla
Baker, s. S. 3.
Belvin, F. A.
Broadstreet, Miss Martha
Blake. Lemuet w.
Bledsoe, Stepen R.
Buffalo, Henry
Darbee, NJ. 3.
g.
Collins, John
Canman, Luke
Cuthberl, James E.
Carroll, Hardy H. 2.
Coffee. Stephen
Cole, n. Fl.
Cadman. Anthony
Collins, Hugh w.
Cruise, Mrs. AIMEE
Dunston, Hilry 9.
Daughtry, Miss Mary E.
DomaIe, Richard
Dew, Miss Narcissa
DonnelI, Hon. r. S.
Day, VIM.
Davis, George
Davis, ].
Dunston, Ben
burden, Jas.
Dumons, DR.. n.
Davis. Miss Polly
E.
Evans, HilIiard
Eckles, James D. 9.
carp, Miss Elizabeth
Exum. Joseph
F.
Frazier, William 2.
Finch, Mrs. Elizabeth
Franklin, Hinton
Fowler. ST., Joseph 3.
franklin, Miss AdeIine
Fort. Miss Charlotte A.
Furrnan, Lenuel
Floyd, John W.
G..
Gordon, James C.
Gill, 1'errill
Garrutt, Thos. VI.
Griffin, Thomas
GIissom, James 2.
Garrett, J. l..
Graham, ].
Hudson. Hilliard
Henry, Miss Harriet B.
Hart, Miss Sarah NJ. 3.
Hudgins, Zachariah
billiard, J. ]. B.
Heath, r. r.
Henry, illiam
Howell, Alexander
Holieman, Wyatt
Hall, Mrs. Obediance
Holt, A.
Harwood, Mrs. Ann M.
Harrison, Miss Nancy
Hardie, Miss Louisa
Hurt, William
Hancett, Henderson R.
Hopson. or heirs, Ben.
Holt, B. e. 9,
Hudson, Miss Ann H.
Hood, James X.
Harrison, Master James
Hudson. Miss Olympia H.
Hill. l.. d.
Ilerp. Hugh
Holland, Miss Mary
Hall, Miss Beady
Jones, jeremiah
Johnson, Miss Mary s.
Johnson, Jas. or Mathew
Johnson, Barnabus
Jackson, of Chatham, Mr..
Ivey, Nathan
X.
King, Augustus
Heath. George E.
King, Miss Frances
King, LeoDidas
kennon, Rev. Howell L.
l..
Lowry, Green
Persons calling for any
please say they are advert
February 4th, 1853.
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Dry GOODS An. COST.

DRY GOODS All COST.
FNHO make room for NEW STOCK in the Spring
N for Cash, the subscriber,
FOR FORTY DAYS TO COME,
will sell off either at wholesale retail, his present
stock of Rich Fancy Dry Goods, at New York cost.
49, 7. A. MITCHELL.
Raleigh, February 9Th, 1858. FIT
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WORTH CAROLINA SIX PEER CENT
ST ATE Is GNDS

Treasury Department. Raleigh, n. c.
FEBRUARY 9th, 1853.
StEALED proposals will be received i'll the City of
~ New Y ork until 10 o'clock A. NJ, of the 3Ist OF
March next, for the purchase OF
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GOVERNOR. REID

Mr.. Badgers rev paper, the {. Free Press has
adopted as its motto, the following sentiment OF
Gov. Reid, 10 wit s. When the principles of our
party not right, have nothing left to battle or
Standard.
We have seen Gov. Reid sweep away The force Of
an enemy's battery of fancy, of eoquence, of So
Phism, by bluntly putting few blunt facts. We
have known him ward OFT a whole broad side of fun
ny anecdotes, telling humor and supposed killing rid
icue, by telling few plain simple home truths in
his inimable, plain, simple, homely but irresistible
manner. We have known him destry the effect of
some OF the best efforts of sucn men Gov. Manly
and John Kerr, after ten minutes of straight forward
talk. And to do this is common and easy achieve
ment. for such men Manly and Kerr not de-
feated in debate by ordinary men. And we have all
known him to do these, and in doing them to ensure
the State Democratic Governor for two terms. But
how does Gov. Reid do these things Saying he
talks plain, simple, home-truths in an inimitable
irresistible manner does not convey the whole of the
mystery and secret of Gov. Reid's great success.
There is eloquence of TRUTH distinctness of ex-
preston, brllliance OF point severe freedom from
all verbal excess in What Gov. Reid says that makes
it go right home. The most critical scholar admires
it and the humbest citizen easily comprehends it,
1t was in the midst Of brief address, in which
Gov. Reid was enforcing the importance of exulting
in the success of Democratic principles and not in
the promotion of men, that he eant slightly forward,
paused few moments bis eye kirdled and he said
slowly. deliberately and impressively:
s. When the principles Of party not righ,
hare nothing left 10 battle for!'
highly suggestive political text-t is the pure
central axiom of Democratic ethics. If the prin-
cIples of party not right why struggle for
the mere supremacy of men? If the principles be
right, what struggle too great
The above is only of the many epigranatic
pearls Gov. Reid dispensed in his speeches and if
they have not all been preserved in complete verbal
accuracy in taken by his hearers, they have been
preserved in durable and effective record in
the results they have produced-vz Democratic
majority, Democratic State government, and most
excellent Democratic Governor.
Wilmington Democratic Free Press.
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LIST OF LETTERS

D EMAlNING in the Post Office, at Raleigh, for
III y the month ending January 3Ist 1852:
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NEW HOOKS
For Sale at NORRIS Bookstore.

Turner's Notes on Herodotus, Bohn's edition s5
fue-tide Stories, collection of Scandinavian and
North German tales and traditions from the Swe-
dish, Danish and German, edited by B Thorpe
DOM edltlon L IS
Lucans Phars lila literally translated into English
prose with notes, by II T Riley B A, Bohns edi-
~ tion $500. %
Chalmers on the Power, Wisdom and Goodness of
God, Brdgewator treatise, Bohn's edition. 25
Life and Correspondence of John Foster edited byJ
RylandandJ Shepherd, Bohn's edition. 2 vols 2 90
Punch's Prize Novelists, the Fat Contributor and
Travels in London by w NJ Thackeray, Apple
'oh Lorary- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so
Lives ofthe Brothers Humboldt, Alexander and Viii
liam, translated and arranged from the German of
klencke and Tohtesier, by Juliet, Bauer
Interviews, memorable and useful from diary and
memory reproduced, by Samuel Hanson Cox, ID
History Nero, With engravings, by Jacob Abbott
Chid's History of England, from the ancient times
OF the reign of Henry the Fifth, by Cnas Dickens
Agatha's Husband novel by the author of Olive &c
historical and descriptive sketches of Norfolk and vi
entity including Portsmouth and the adjacent counties
during period OF two hundred years. Also sketches of
williamsburg, Hampton, Suffolk, Smithfeld and other
Places with of some of the principal objects
OF INTEREST," in Eastern Virginia, by Vim s Forrest
Emanuel Swedenzborga Biography, by James John
Garth Wilkinson
A Clinical Phrase Book in English and German. cons
tanning the usual questions and answers employed in ex>
amning and prescribing for patients questions in asking,
for and buying medicines etc, wi an English and Ger
man Pronouncing Lexicon.
t1odey's Ladies' Book foy April received.
Graham's Magazine for April
Arthurs Magazine for April NH "a
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- streou,
Let all the world say what they can.
Flo selling prizes STATIONS the
Drawn numbers of Delaware. class C-Marchas:
SIS 2 30 80 Is 10 II 63 SO So Al Al.
Ticket Nos s32 S. second and third drawn $3.50 sold
and paid by STRAIT ron.
Drawn numbers of Delaware, No 75-March 81:
40 60 81 81 As 25 SIS 10 So SO Is 10.
Drawn numbers Of Delaware, extra. 75-Msrch 90:
Al Is II SIS 20 Is Ct l2 40 25 81.
Whole d s ticket Nos &c H. half Nos Sss s. two
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 7s. March 90:
10 60 So SO SIS Is SO 20 ~ IL 10 >.
Drawn numbers of Delaware. No. 10. March 30:
so SO ~ ~ Sc 50 4s SIS 65 63 69 Is.
Drawn numbers Of Delaware extra. 77-March 81
40 l 2 72 so As % 25 90 "A.
Also, Delaware. class 74-March 81:
~ IS 20 81 90 4s SO &c 12 70 81 10 IS.
Drawn numbers of Delaware, No 75-March 81:
80 l2 "a So II SO 90 II 81 81 46.
Whole ticket Nos IL ls 49, prize Of H goo sold and
Drawn Mes. of Delaware. extra 7S-Apr O.
II "a 20 IS 10 10 rs 20 SO.
Tickets No. ss: . :. : 4 g Sold and paid BY
Drawn numbers Of Delaware, No 76 April ed;
II SC 6 rs 81 SO At 43 A As 10 80 81 &c.
Ticket No. SO A 49, prize of $500 sold and paid by
STRATTON
MONDAY Delaware, No 77-capital.: $4,000 70
Nos, Is drawn Tickets %.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., cxtra, NO cl-Captai:
Os4 rs Nos. Is drawn. Tickets 81
Observation-Disclosures, No 7s-Captal e2o,000-
rs Nos, IA draws. Tickets IS
wEDNEsDAY--DeAware.N No 7s-Cspital: sss.s24.
70 Nos, l2 drawn. Tickets $40.
Observation-Disclosures, ex, No s3-Captal: $1,000.
10 Nos. il drawn. Tickets 81.
Observation-Disclosures. No 80--Capital: $50, $780,
rs Nos IS drawn Tickets IS.
FRIDAY-Delawars. No sl-Capi.al. Oh, 900. 70
Nos. ladrawn. Tickets 81.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, extra, No e5-Capita1: g..
$50. 10 nos, Is drawn. Ticketsl.
SATURDAY-Delaware. No SC Capital: s5o.O00-
rs Nos. 12 drawn Tickets $40
tYTBuyers referred to my list Of prizes which
registered the Office. proof of what has been done
-and every drawing continues to increase the number
acid and paid by
Orders for packages certificates single tickets in
the above schemes and in all TIM lotteries promptly
tended to- and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders to
nah IL N STRATTON. Richmond Va.
q CHESTS Old HYsON TEA, Of sup. rio
- quality, for isale by
NH 3 WILLS LOMBARD.
DRAZII. sUGAR.-IOO bags, for sale by
ID NH rs DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Jno Calhoun, Case. Wilmington. lumber to E
+ Ragland
Schr w Jenkins, Vanderbuilt, New York
Schr ] w McKcem New York
Schr Hanover Chichester New York, mdse to d Cur
RE
Steamer Roanoke Cavendy, New York, mdse to Lud-
lam Watson
Steamer Beyidere, Clifford Baltimore. mdse to Lud-
lam Il Watson
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Phil .delpha,
mdse to K Rankin
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Bay nore. Philadelphia mdse
Rankin.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-05

DUNLOP, MONCURE & co. ask the atten-
ton OF dealers to their auction sale of Groceries, &c,
this morning, at 10 o'clock, without regard to weather
APPS
VALUABLE IL EAT ESTATE FOR "a L
AT AUCTION.-The attention of the public is called to
the sale this afternoon ut half past o'clock. OF valuable
zeal estate at the OF Fran kiln and 25h Streets
lately occupied by Mr. Simon Cullen. deceased
APPS w GODDIN Auct.
~ UNION MOTEL-AUCTION NOTICE.
Particular attention requested to the sale Of the Fur
nure belonging the Union Hotel. take place this
day, commencing at 10 O'Clock, in the morning.
See advertisements and handbils.
GEO. J. SUMNER,
ap5 Auct.
WIN. H. THuNLERT. a highly respectable citizen Of
Baltimore says that STABLEk'S ANODYNE CHER.
RY EXPECTORANTe entirely cured him ofa threat ned
recommended it to many Others and it has in every
instance done all that could be expected from medicine
Iis used by many ofthe experienced PHYSICIANS
you have a Cough. try i'll Sec advertisement in another
COLI
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- MONROE W8.RD.
For Mayor-Francis Sutton
Commonwealth Attorney-B T Daniel
Clerk of Husti ngs Court-Chas Howard
Sergeant-John NJ Fergussol
High Constable--Bev Yair
Supt Gas Works-Chas c. mpbell
Supt Water Works. /. Davis
Supt Poor House-A Michaels
Supt Streets-M Bates
City Collector Hobson
City Guager-J H Stroba
City Assessor-Dabney Miller
City Surveyor-T NJ Ladd
Register Water Works-M L Stratton
Grain Measurer-L H Luck
Captain Night Watch--lservis Trueheart
Fer CoaScilmem-Jos r Anderson David Saun l.
ders, Samuel Deacon, Jas Scott VIM C Allen.
For Aldermen-Jos Wingfed, L w Glazetrook,
James Bray, Samuel Puliam. Richard Darlington.
T. 5.-S
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GNHINA HALL.-By the ships Tonanonda and
~ America, from Liverpool. ths subscriber is in re-
drect om the andby
the pack from New York and Boston, his supplies Of
GLASS. LOOKING GLASSES. FANCY GOODS,
&c. Having of the best assortments he has ever
offered in which are many and desirable patterns
and his whole stock having been purchased before the
recent rise in Earhenware and GLASS; he is able to offer
great Inducements to those in of any article in his
line HUGH A WATT,
NH ISM No 70 Main street.
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CITY GUAGER.
IoMe Voters of the City Of Richmond
At the request of large number of friends and in
accordance with my own desires, I hereby announce
myself Candidate for the office of City Qua ger.
Saould it be the pleasure of my fellow citizens to
confer the office Ipromise devote my ndivdu-
al to the duties thereof use every exeron
to give universal satisfaction
Very Respectfully.
NH a--lm SAMPSON JOINS,
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMENT.

From rich and pOoT bond and free-al grades col
and conditions the NEED of praise is irr isst
tibIy given to the wonderful PR paraton Thousands of
bottles sold and used daily, and but universal
opinion uttered by all who it, any that is, that
remedy before disco. cred, possesses such percc
healing and curative properties 1t acts like magic in
relieving pains dny kind matter by what Cause
how excrutiang-spa aims, dislocation of joints, brui
ses, cuts burns, scalds, ulcers, rheumatism,
piles, cakpd breasts any pain soreness, stlifness,
weakness OF joints, MUSCLES or igaments. The Lini
is equally applicable and equally eHectual in giving
immediate relief. Try H..
am horse doctor, and have been engaged about
fifteen years in the business and nave used amosteve
kind Of Liniment use; of all the Imminent have
used know of none efrctua the Mexican MusI
tang Linimeni; is ina lbe remedy have used
it in naumerabe of the obs iaate character
well calculated to test lis virtues, and haveA always
experienced the most excellent results from its use.
could not do without it.
ARCHIBALD POWELL.
ames south of Colensve, Indiana.
DIR. G. HRAeG-Sr: My little child, when one
years have employed the best medical men in the
city without any benefit. One month since its hea
a solid cake sorel purchased 25 cent bottle of
your Mustang Lniment 10 cure sore ! had my
and upper lip, which had been 80 for six months
it cured 1t Immediately. ! US d tine remainder OF
the bottle the chds head and it is nearly cured
one bottle more will without doubt perfectly it,
HENRY SITTER,
% Vine ST., ST. Louis June 18th. 1853.
This is TO certify that have used the Me4cap Mus
the right hip was badly strained and bruised that
fears were entertained 1t was out of joint obtained
a bottle OF the Linimen and used freely four days. when
he soreness and pain all gone and the hip JOINT
WELL ! have also used The Lniment for tho Piles.
1t, effects were wonderful Free applications night and
morning for a week has perfectly cured me.
EDWIN X. BARRON,
"a Dunno ST.. ' N. Y. June 2sth 1859.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
ny DUNLOP, MONCURE a. GO.

ny DUNLOP, MONCURE 81 GO.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On TUES
~ DAY, 9Th instant. commencing 10 o'clock we
will sell at our store general assortment Of Groceries
consistngin part Of
50 hhds Sugar, prime quality
Laguayra and Rio Coffee
o Moasses, and old crop
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior qua
lily
Taaiow and sperm Candles
Apple and peach Brandy
G0npowder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard Coffee Sugars
Bacon, Salt
100 boxes Soap, prime quality
50 hhds Molasses
2OO bags Nova Scotia Mercer Potatoes
TEKMs-Under 300, CASH that amount months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
u Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE Il co.
mh 81 aucts
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nv DAVENPORT, ALLEN = co.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN - co.
GROCERIES, &c.-On THURSDAY the 18th
" April we will sell at 10 o'clock at auction
store. assortment of Groceries, viz
so hhds Bacon
Rio and Java Coffee
Coffee Sugars
Soap and Candles
New Lard, in bbls, half bbls and kegs
Moasses. Salt. Wrapping Paper
Rum, Brandy
Rectifed Whiskey, Cigars
so boxes Oranges
ALSO
100 packages green Teas of various grades selected
for this market from late mportatons.
TERNs-Under 300 cash; $780, and over, four months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.. :
Aucts.
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DOGGETT 4 ANDE RsON

DOsaEETT Il ANDERSON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner Of Governor and Franklin sts.,
AVE now in store their spring stock of French and
and Curtain Papers. making complete and elegant
sortment of all the various styles in Also large
rty ofioor Oil Cloths. India and Cocoa Mating, Win
dow Shades aud Blinds, with general assortment Of
Curtain Goods Cornces and Trimmings ALSO curled ha r
and shuck Mattrass with many other articles in
line, al of which will be sold the most reasonable
terms and Paper Hanging and Upholserng executed
the shortest notice in town or country. NH 30--3m
RACON.--l5 hhds prime Sides and shoulders
IL q do Joles 20
a tiercss Cassard's rs
|, Mia a~a keaQs s son.