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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23

VOTED For HIMsELF We take no pleasure in
striking fallen foe, and it is not the but the
act which now called upon to censure. 1t is
an established fact that the Wing Senatorial cand-
date for Camden and Currituck, wallis Bray. ESQ.,
rotrd for himself at the late eectionI We have no
fears that Mr.. Bray will ever be in way. His
political weakness demonstrated by the late cleo
tion will be a guaranty against his party
let him pass. But What shall we say of the arty
How must they feel f they have any feelings when
they reflect that their great champion rotec for him
self? He their nominee They supported him,
notwithstanding his vote for himself, the gallant
Jones beat him by the unparalleled majority of seq
enty-nine oOtes! Let the Wings of the District
pent in sackcloth and ashes. Too much praise can
not be awarded to the sterling Democracy of Cam
den and Currituck for administering the terrible
buke they did to party whose candidate capa-
ole of such an act. All honor to the odd GuardI"
Demo. Pioneer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23
From Milligan's Circular
Lcter from, .Nerico.

New ORLEANS, AUG. II. The steamer Orazba
brings dates from Mexico to the Sd inst Tamaulipas
has declared adherence to Alvarez A battle was
reported to have taken place. in which the insurgents
were defeated. Count Boulbon, heading a recent
French arrival of troops surrounded and defeated
the insurgents Loss 46 killed and wounded
All persons at Vera Cruz required to deliver
produce and arms up to the authorities
A decree for the expulsion of all foreigners who
criticize Santa Annals acts and decree authorizing
the free importation of arms and ammunition into
Vera Cruz, also grain free, have been issued.
The Teasco revolution, under Gen. Mcheracon,
continues with alternate advantage.
Senior st. Locha has constructed railroad from
E Passo to Guayamas, on the Gulf of California
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23
cARo1IN1AN OFFICE FOR SAFE.

Messrs. R. K. Bryan and w. j. Yates, proprietors
of the Fayetteville Caronian, offer their establish
ment for sale. The materials are mostly new, and
the circulation of the paper is Ioo The advertis
ing and job patronage is good, and increasing. The
price asked is $4,000.
A capital opportunity is here offered for embark
ing in business Fayetteville is important point
and is rapidly increasing in wealth and population
We regret that Mr.. Bryan contemplates retiring
from the Editorial profession. His party and the
cause of truth will lose an able and honest advocate
and exponent.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23

"KNow-NoTHINGs " IN MOBILE. An election was
held on Monday in the city and county of Mobile,
for an Auditor, an Assessor, and five Commissioners
of Revenue At one ofthe precincts there was con-
siderable fighting, in which several Irishmen were
severely beaten. The Register says that the ticket
which the Know-Nothings supported was ahead in
the city at least six to one.
1t is also reported that these mysterious fellows
have carried Atlanta, by majority of 800.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23
nun VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

Counties but twelve have been officially
Al Com and we withhold our table until these
bsaru been received. The votes of Hyde and
sb'u D Of which we gave majorities in our last
Ralaus .;on Of the table, are as follows:
PuOl'"' Bragg. Dockery.
3O3 397
Hyde, 1sz 400
r';ng the Counties officially heard FROM and the
above mentioned, from which we have the
"'l .onorted in the ordinary way, and the aggre-
' ,s vote for Governor is as follows:
g." Bragg. Dockery.
4s,sO2 46,724
46,724
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23
A SLIGHT OBSTRUCTION.

Airiend from the Dark Corner" of Wake-one
those Dark Corners" of Democracy so much
a0unced by the Registers of the opinion that
WV Graham will make pretty good progress on his
gtO seat in the United States Senate from Hills
\ r0uSh to Raleigh, but that when he gets here in
'"enOer he will encounter slight obstruction in
UsnOcratic majority of some twenty on joint bal
We think as much ourselves.
'ne Ex-Governor will scarcely be as comfortable
Ie Senate of the coming Legislature as he no
U% expected to be when elected. 1.-THE sceptre
departed from Judah !" The councils of this
IS are to be no longer chilled and controlled by
"%-ight federalism.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23

THE CHOLERA. There were % nterments in New
ark, N; j., Monday, of which IL were cases of
cholera. Considerable alarm exists in the city.
There were Is interments in Cleveland on the 18th
instant and four of them from cholera.
Between the LIST and 9th instant there 80
deaths by cholera in Ogdensbourg, N. Y, and five
new cases were reported on Tuesday The 9Th.
In Providence r. l., new cases and deaths of
cholera were reported from Friday to Monday.
In Detroit on the 10th instant, there were 16 in
termcnts only a few of them were from cholera.
There were SIS deaths in New Haven during July
of which l6 were from cholera.
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2,07S

rhe foregoing may be considered nearly correct.
offral returns will change it but few votes
r a., way or the other
The aggregate vote is the largest eyer given in
ae Sat,; and Mr. Bragg has received the largest
u" orer cast in the State for any man. This of it.
" aside from the brilliant victory which has been
Ss1 under his leadership is result of which his
.;.nds may justly be proud.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23

~ We have received pamphlet of 81 pages,
containing the Transactions Of the Fifth Annual
Meeting of the Medical Society of the State of North
Carolina, held at Raleigh, May, 1854 printed by
Fulton and Price, Wilmington. The pamphlet con-
tains the proceedings, names of members, the Adj
dress of Dr. j. B. Jones, the Address Malaria, by
Dr. Chas E. johnson, Code of Medical Ethics, &c.
1t is printed in superior style.
We are gratified to observe the success which has
attended the Medical Society We believe it is des-
tined to confer important benefits upon humanity
1t is yet, however, in its infancy, and will require
the aid of its earliest friends and accessions of
ones to sustain and carry it forward in its useful and
laborious efforts to improve and elevate the Medical
profession and thus benefit society.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23

The CROPS The recent rains in this seci IN have
been highly beneficial, understand, to the later
portion of the CROP In other States, however,
published in the N Y Herald, it appears that the
crops have been generally and seriously injured in
the United States by the excessive drought. In
Ohio they have suffered severely and the complaints
from Tennessee almost universal. In many
portions unless speedily visited with rain, the crop
of potatoes will be entire failure.
Lunch6urg NirQinian.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23

GONE. Hon. Daniel Turner left this place on
yesterday, wednesday, for California where he
goes to fill an appointment by the General Govern
ment, Navy Agent, at some port in that State
the name ofwhich we have not learned He depart
ed amid the regrets and is accompanied by the best
wishes, of large circle of friends among whom he
has resided until now, and than whom no man ever
had friends more attached. W0r Ne,os.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23

Hon. JAMES G.. DoBBrN, Secretary of the Navy,
arrived at this place Monday evening last, a
short visit to his home. He is in good health. Sew
at his residence. A public dinner has been tender
cd him by the citizens of Fayetteville, which he de-
clines. Correspondence in our next. Fay Car.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23

Ew Mr.. VIM. Sanford has been appointed Chief
Operator of the Telegraph Office in this place. This
is good appointment. Mr. Sanford is intelligent
and obgihg and will doubtless discharge his duties
satisfactorily to the Company and to the public.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23

a CHANCE FOR A GOOD BARGAIN b
lathe subscriber offers for sale tract of land containing
245 acres upon the of Creek IL miles
west of Raleigh, mile from the Central Road, 4 miles
from the Morrisve Depot adjoining the lands of Alfred
Jones, Rufus III. Jones and others.
The Improvements consisting mostly of houses
new and of the best kind having been put during the
last Is months. is good free Corn and Cotton land and
has it quantity of timber suitable for making Rail
Road Stills.
Persons wishing for particular information call
upon address at Morisyille Depot, Wake.
~ ADOLPHUS G. JONES' 81
aAugu:t 16, 1854. ~ s1036-wlm. g
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~ Mr.. Wiley, Sheriff of Caswel and Mr.. Flynt,
Sheriff of Forsythe settled their accounts last week
with the Public Treasurer-the former being third
and the latter fourth in the settlements of this year.
They are both prompt and faithful officers, and are
eminently deserving of the popularity they enjoy.
Mr. Flynt had to make three days journey, in
private conveyances pretty bad roads, to reach
the City. But for this he would have been here
sooner
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JUDGE SETTLES RESIGNATION.


. JUDGE SETTLES RESIGNATION.
- The following is the letter of this faithful public
servant resigning his place as Judge:
ROCKINGHAM, Co., August 1, 1854
To His Ercelleney Da0ad s. Reid.
herewith resign 10 you the Office of Judge of the
Superior Courts of Law and Equity It is -unneces.
sary to give the which induce me to resign
as the public can take but ttls if any interest in
them.
believe that my resignation at this time will not
produce any injury to the public service hoped
that some other gentleman can be prevailed on to
accept the Office, who may bring to the discharge of
its duties more ability but will say not a deeper
sinceri ty than always felt to do right.
In this, my resignation, cannot fail to express my
abiding gratitude to the General Assembly of my
State for their many acts of kind Partially to
shall ever cherish fond recollection of the gen.
temen of the Bar and other valuable acquaintances
in our State, from whom have generally received
kindness and respect.
Very respectfully,
THOS. SETTLE.
We learn that Mr.. Person has accepted the ap-
pointment of Judge, in place of Judge Settle, ten
dered him by the Governor and Council His first cir
cult will be the mountain Circuit
1t is probable the next Legislature will create an
additional Judicial Circuit, at the last session
appeared to be much needed, and the impression is
it would have been done then but for heavy pres
sure of other business.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23

GIORN FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS A
quantity of Corn for sale Those who want will please
apply to Jesse Brown, Raleigh or myself
August 81, 1854. 7s-2t
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NEBRASKA PALLADIUM. "

We have received number of newspaper bear
ing the above title, printed at Beeview Nebraska,
July, Is, 1854. 1t is well printed and its Editorials
sound and spirited. 1t condemns the spirit of
fanaticism the slavery question, and does full
justice to Douglas and Dodge for their efforts for the
Nebraska and Kansas b i'll.
Belleview-" beautiful VIEWS situated on the
west side of Missouri river, eight miles above the
mouth of the great Nebraska river. The Editor of
the palladium" is sanguine that Belleview is the
spot by which the great line of communication be-
tween the Atlantic and the Pacific must run.
Nebraska is rapidly filling up. The Palladium
holds out the most tempting inducements to emil
grants.
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DIED,

At Stantonsburg Edgecombe the 9sth of March, W.
NJ Stanton, in the 46th of his age He left wife and
eight children to mourn his loss. -
In Peterborough Friday the 4th day of August Mary
Anna infant daughter of Col JOS ard Mary F. Thompson
aged 10 months and days.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

..
TURPENTINE ast'report only sc bbls. have been
received which changed hands this morning So 80 for
virgin and yellow dip y lbs The market this
figure, with an active demand from shippers.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-We notice no sales since YES
erday mornings report. Some small parcels market
this morning for which 46 cents gallon has been offered
ROSlNWe notice the sale yesterday of only IS bbls No.
at 81 25 % Dbl. No sales in Comm IN.
BACON-There is fair supply of n c. Bacon on market
and we note sales yesterday and this morning of $500
LME5o casks arrived yesterday sold at 81 Is per
cask. = - r
per Dbl. 81
TIMBER.-Sale of one raft at So y NJ
journal.
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MARRIED.

In Randolph county the 10th inst, by Jno Fruit Esq.
Mr. Muey Alfred to Miss Rachel Marley daughter Of Mr.
John Marley.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23

% We understand the citizens of Lynesville,
~ u'le County, and vicinity, will have barbecue
sveieoration on Thursday, Tomorrow over the
Dp'euon Of the GAINESVILLE Railroad to that place
'Oaa is expected to be finished in the course of
I@ eight weeks.
s,, understand that the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
company have contracted with the GAINESVILLE
m, to run their engines and cars on the Clarks-
srI DOao and thus convey freight and passengers,
nr.s certain per cent. to the Company for the
nsntages realized.
bn' oiarksVille Road will be an important feeder
rS tIegh and CASTOR Road. 1t connects with the
''Out two and half miles south of Ridgeway
h,S., we observe that a Temperance Convention
,.. ~ az Saratoga at the same time with the Anti
4 is convention. Horace Greeley figured con-
asoI". sy IN both. A series of strong Maine-law
&ot TAOlS were passed, and in favor of indepen-
B, ~ OHnatlons for officers in New York. The
Spo, w. Hummer and Dr. j. B. snodgrass, of Bal
nssn. Alaoe temperance addresses-the latter adj
national prohibitory law.
It,, -sVlng lately received several ANONYMOUS
ae d"a i0unclng marriages and deaths, we wish it
Aamru: Hcty understood that we never insert such
&Oe,,a "Nons unless forwarded by some RESPONSE
VINO Will Vouch for their correctness.
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RY= We understand Willis Rolling, of this Coun-
ty was committed to the Jail of Wake in Monday
last on the charge of kidnapping negro man, the
property of William Jefreys, Esq of Franklin. He
was arrested in Raleigh by officer House.
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For Sale.
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES FROM TO 100
- horse power Circular Saw Mills Harrisons Superior
Grist Mills the best mill in the world for the will
grind from 25 bushels of Corn into good meal one
hour) Woodworh's and Daniels Planning longing and
Growing Machines Machnists Tools of every description
Gardeners Patent Rotary Stamped Gold Quartz cruser
very valuable improvement Oak tanned leather betting
of all widths, double or single. =
will guarantee saving of from 10 per cent to the
purchaser of any of the above machines Mechanical
drawings neatly executed. Address Post paid
HENRY G.. BRUCE, -
Consulting Engineer,
Raleigh, N. c.
Raleigh, August o. 1854 76--6t
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BARGAINS FOR THE PE0PLEi
Fint New Fall Goods in Market q

a ELEGANT SUPPLY OF RICH AND FASHION
AABLE DRY GOODS, embracing every variety and
style hand and to which the of purchasers
end especially of ladies aud gentlemen of Judgment and
taste is respectfully invited consisting in part Of
Rich style CashmeFes aud Berage Deanes, splendid
black and colored Silks,
French Muslins and Calicoes, -.s.. =
English and American Prints,
French and English Ginghams,
Beautiful Mourning and half Mourning Caiicoes and
Ginghams,
A beautiful lot of Gimp, Velvet Trimmings, and
Silk Fringes and Laces, ~
Sontag and Grass Linen Skirts.
Splendid Black, Blue and Fancy colored MantiIIxs
Plain and fancy Cassimeres, a
Irish Linen and Cotton Shifting.
B. B. SMITH
Raleigh, August 81 1854. 7s-
EALL STYLE 1s54.-GENIN's & BEEBE,s
celebrated real super Extra Bon Ton Black MoIeskin
Hats just at hand by Adams Co.'S Expresstogether with
rich assortment of Know Nothing and Wide Awake Hats
to suit the times.
BIB. SMITH.
August %, 1854. 10
BOOTS, CATERS AND SHOES.-A BEAU
1Dtl supply of Gentlemens and Ladies' Boots Caters
B. B. SMITHS.
August o. 1854. 7s-
CHEAP READY MADE CLOTHING OF
B. B. SMITHS
August %. 1854. -. 7s-2m.
NOTICE THIS I'VE OFFER FOR SALE, IN
tracts to suit purchasers the following valuable lands
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

AUGUST 19, 1854.
The demand for BACON is good at improved prices. No
change in COTTON offering during the week
manufacturers the only purchasers CORN is lower
sales made at 81 10 from wagons FLOUR
Their better demand at full pricesn some instances small
advance has been paid SP1R1rs TURpENTE Al to ~
per gallon. RAW do. 80 to 1910 per Dbl. Cur.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-23

A SECRET WORTH KNOWING. Boil three four
onions with pint of water then, with, gliding
brush, go your glasses and frames, and rest
assured that the flies will not light the article
washed This may be used without apprehension,
and it will not do the least injury to the frames.
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NORFOLK MARKET.

REPORTED FOR THE "NoRTH-cARoLINA STANDARD"
By A NJ. MPHEETERS & Co.,
Wholesale Grccers FGpGrding & Cnenissio. Merchants.
No. ROANOKE SQUARE.
NORFOLK, Aug. 49, 1854.
CORN-Few arrivals. White and mixed IS cts; yellow
rs to II cts. ....
FLOUR-Has been more active the past week We quote
sup fine ss84 extra 50 to s9A family s9%. Americas
has been received but has not effected market
NAVAL STORES-Of all kinds continue dull. Sales
small lots, Spirits Turpentine 4sc. q SOC.
LlME-ln full supply 81 II to 81 Is for Thomaston
W. G. 81 25 "a 81 80.
GR0CERIES. Continue at our last quotations.
GUANO-Full supply. -
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We also offer for sale the following town and city prop
erty:
81 in and out-los in Caldwell Bureson county
acres part of out-lot ~ in Div. D.. City of Austin
10 do do. do. improved.
In the City of Austin.
Lots % and 28 Div. e. 79, so, So and 49, Div. d. and
2 blk l15; g. and g. blk 1886 9 8, and TO- blk l4e;
and 6. BLK l27.
- Full exhibits of title file, and registers open for
examination.
RAYMOND FREEMAN co.
{ Real Estate Brokers, Collecting
| and Land Agents. Austin.
Julv
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T HI E M A r X e r s /.
RALEIGH MARKET.

RALEIGH MARKET.
REPORTED NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
By WM e. UPCHURCH.
FLoUR-s7 q 81 so. --'
BACQN-1U to IL cts. per b.
LARIl-121& cts per tb.
BUTfER-15t to 20 cts per b.
EGGS-l2AS cts. per dozen.
CHICkENS-1213 to Is cts.
CORN-S4 25 to 81 so per barrel
MEALS 90 per barrel
FODDER-$1 40 per 100 lbs.
OATS-SO to 80 cts per 100 fbs., sheaf.
" 60 cts. per busLel.
STOCK PEAS-Red, 80 cts. per bushel.
'' White 81 20
FRESH PORK-Sc. q Gets. per fb.
BEEF cts. per h. ON foot.
COTTON-S1z q Gets. per fb.
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Hats Hats :! Fail Fashions.

wv HI. & r. 8. TUCKER RESPECTFULLY
w . announce to their numerous customers and the
public that they have just received Bee6s Fall style Hats
able fits guaranteed as good fits Call at their spa
cous Store Fayetteville Street and be accomplished
with good article Beebe finish and fashionable fits
the watehwords by which, in this line expect
to accommodate heads, but generally to goahead
Raleigh, July 25, 1854. l. -. ess.ss1. 72- s.
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DOPULAR WORKS FOR SALE Ar THE

DOPULAR WORKS FOR SALE AT THE
IL NORTH CAROLINA BOOK ST0RE-Bennetts
(Rev. John) Letters Young Lady, variety of sub
jecs calculated improve the heart to form the manners
and enghten the understanding The publishers sincerely
hope or the happiness of manknd that copy of this val
liable little work will be found the companion young
lady, much of the happiness of family depends
the proper cultivation of the female mind.
The Daughters Book Practical Hints from Fa-
Their to his Daughter, vol lSmo. This is of the
and discipline of the female mind which has hitherto been
published in this country and the publishers
hdent from the great demand for this invaluable little
that long it will be found in the library every young
lady.
The American Chesterfield or rYoutE's Guide to the
Way of Wealth. Honor and Distinction" &C.. 1smo. Con-
tanning also complete treatise the art of carving ave
most cordially recommend the American Chesterfield to
general attention but to young particularly
OF the best works of the kind that has been published
In this country 1t be too highly appreciated
Its psrusal be unproductive of satisfaction and usefulness
Senecas Morals By way of abstract to which is added
discourse under the title of AerThought by Sir Ro-
ger LEstrange, Knit vol. 1Smo. copy of this vaiua-
BILE little work should be found in family library
Book of Poteness. The Gentleman and Ladys Book of
youth of both by Madame Cenart Translated from
the Sixth Paris Edition, enlarged and Improved.
The Iamplighter, splendid work.
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Ann s. Stephens,
Behind the Scenes by Lady Bulwer,
The Heirs of Walsingham, by Agnes Strickland,
Mrs. Mowatt's Autobiography,
Flush Times in Alabama and Mississippi,
The Partisan by W. Gilmore Simms,
The Wigwam and Cabin by w. Gilmore Simms,
Homes in America by Frederick Bremen,
Review of Bachelor, Dream of Life,
The Loynette and Battle Summer, by Ike Marvel,
Nick of the Woods, by DIR. Bird.
Fern Leaves first and second Series.
Raleigh, August 1854.
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FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.-Fern Leaves
II from Fanny's Por folio-SeconI Series. For sale by
W. L. P0AEROY.
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CINCINNATI, Aug 18th. j. R. Giddings, free-soi
has been renominated to Congress in the Ashtabulo
district, in this State.
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ST. LOUIS Ang. 16. Returns of the election for
the Legislature have been received from sixty-nine
counties. Of 33 Senators elected the wings have
ID and the Benton and anti-Benton parties 10 each
To the House we have returns of the election of Al
members of which the wings have 81 and the Ben
ton and ti-Benton parties 10 each.
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CINCINNATI, Aug 16. The only returns received
from Arkansas are from Crittenden county, showing
that Greenwood DEM, has been elected to Congress
without opposition. S
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McILWAINE, SON & CO.,
Grocers and Comm s ON M erchants

Grocers and Commission M ere hants,
PETERSBURG, VA,
OFFER FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST RATES TO
Opunctual customers
1900 bbs. Coffee, Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
50 hhds. n. o. and p. r. Sugar
$50 hhds. Us. and Barrels Molasses. y
$50 bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee.
1900 kegs Nails of approved brands.
100 toms Swedes, English and Reid Iron.
1900 Sides good and G. D. Hemlock Sole Leather-wh
general assortment of goods usually kept by them
ALSO. '+~4 n
700 tons best Peruvian Guano.
40 Mexican Guano.
Petersburg August II, 1854 1os6-w4w
ID OILS! ROLLS 1.-THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
IL inform his former patrons and the people generally
his vicinity, that he has his Wool Machinery excellent
repair for the manufacture of Wooden Rolls He will also
furnish Rolls at his machinry, Mr. l. Beckwith's
R.leigh, on very accommodating terms.
d. b HOLLAND
August 81, 1854. 1O36-3t.s