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RIXER InIPoRTa.

r CINCINNATI.-Pt Steamer AtaLants.-J II
Stout & Co, IS ihds shoulders, % bxs mildles, 8
hhds bacon, IA trc hams, Is bxs meat, 81 hhds
pork, 90 bbls lard, 25 bills alcohol, csk indze, 80
bbls liquor; Forsyths& Hopkins, Ss hds shoulders;
Gordon, Clark & Co, &c csks hams. % do sides;
Wheat & Chapline, bxs books; Hobbs, Barnes
& Co, 80 bills -four; Pryor & Clark, 20 bbls oil;
q ,plan & Keys, 56 bbls alcohol, w Robb, lot
pckg; Dorsey, Howard & Knox, bxs books, j &
E Reed . hhds bacon.
Per NerD YOrk.-Dorsey, Howard & Knox, 751
bxs middles; McAfee Bros, l2l do bacon; Pryor &
Clark, 100 bbls lime; Coplan & Keys, 8 bxs mdze;
s Neel, s bxs axes. .-
SUNFISH-Per Steamer Stephen Bayar1.-
DAM Murray, l67 scks corn, Is do oats; W Ward,
is bills apples;fJ r Miller & Co, 80 bdls hay;
owners on board. sacks oats, lot furniture, is
bbls bran, 20 scks potatoes. .s
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F,Rx.-we learn that the new church at Ben
wood, three miles below this city. was destroyed
by fire on Tuesday night.
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For the Times ana Casette.

=.rF -s.al - o1- uNeS ana sJd&ette. -
Ma. EplToR-P lease say 10 the "toady' Of the
1ntelgescer that choose my antagonist. Ithank
him. however, for his gratutous advertisement al
though IN iaaiee. eliot CornP still lipes, and is
likely to do SO long there 'toalies, 10 op-
pose it, even if it had not las it unquestonably has
in the opinion of candid personS) merits of its own
Good by "toady.'' j. H. NJ.
We suppose Mr.. MoMEcHEx esteems himself a
gentlemen. but we are sorry 10 see him looking so
much like a blackguard in print. We have never
uttered a discourte"us word III regard 10 him, and
certainly cherish no malice towards one so harm
less. We have denounced that filthy, pernicious
book. "Hot Corn;'' butwe did NOT think Mr.. Nc
Meehen its advocate. Indeed we thought well
enough of him TO believe that he would cease re-
failing it when he became acquainted withits char
acter, and expressed our belief 10 many persons
We are sorry that we were mistaken. We have,
in this community at least. outlived abusive epi.
thets, and we sorry that Squire McMecIlen Inns
not learned sense of Proprie:y which a much
younger man las learned. We beseech his friends
totake him in charge, for we much fear that the
dazzling attractions of office, which have made
fools of many with stronger brains than friend
Macs, have maned the serenity of his intellect.-
We beseech his friends TO see to him ere lie makes
the biggest Ounce Of himself that ever contracted
the itch for newspaper scratching.
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In the manifest of the steamer Thos. Swami.
published yesterday, $50 hogsheads of merchandise
to Messrs. DOnsry. Ho~AEp& Ksor were omitted.
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rHE IN lIl ! 81 CDR!
no OorrcspondenIs.

LETTERS concerning s .scription! ad rising or 9TH
err financial business ofthe lntegencer, should be adj
dressed to the PTopTietors. .ri-t.+ p AZ 1
Letters concerniny the EDITORIAL Department OF the
per- should be addressed TO the editors Jointly,
ther orc ofthenl. =- a-sssE lll--.-5ilsil e=t,i
Correspondents writing for publication, will please
write only side Of the paper ..z.ift
An observance of the rules will greatly oblse s.
and secure more prompt attention TO corespondei Is
than they might otherwise SOME times relieve
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3. !, .a3a 4 CINCINNATI MARKET. . ,8s.gal5
! MARCH, 1.--Flour and provisions stagnant, no
sales, former would not sell, Mt Sc. Whisky 22d.
Other articlesfunchanged. i.82H
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y.is5 NEW YORK MARKET.
= MARCH l.-Flour, prices easier at s,50a, 1925;
Southern frmerat 8. o0as,s7. Wheat unchanged.
limited business at previous mites. Corn, prices
sitter, not quotable higher Than s7ta9s. ~,
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ApIYITI
M5ISGELIlA iNEOUs.
Y Observation-Disclosures.
eI7qsf - sWm.y Il. Needs, ~

eilaa - Wm.4 T. Needs, ~ g
Rookbinder s. Blank book Mann fin etlrer,
No. pa Monroe Street, UP STAIRS. %
WToULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub.
W. lie in that they ha ve bought the establish
ment lately known James ii, Eysing Bookbinde5y
Bankbolh manufactory aud prepared to Rule and
ind order, blank books OF every description music
magazines periodicals, not surpas.
and by any establishment in the county,
0-Constantly on hand an assortment OF blank books
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ARE YOU SICK? -
= tPEJVARE on 4TATITA1I0NSu .


ASK for HAiHPTONpS VEGETABLE IINnIURE. The
many made by this pleasant aud safe emedymayin.
medicine must have merit, and great merit, too, TO
stad the test of public opinion No putting gal
raIize article to keep II good
medicine, iftt be not really So. ~ -
good medicine will live, become popular. and extend
Its sales alter Year, in spite Of opposition The peo'
readily find out Its them passes
spread it. liug 1ttItess testying TO the cure
medicine has made for him Is OF IA service than amy
newspaper advertising. y.,rE-. -T..s .-..f
III proof we say above, we refer you H1lnP
tours Vegetable I9lLcttre, and It's effect.
The tgeofE w. YGekie Grocer "a Pearl ST. cured OF
rheumatism standngi all other remedies iied
Tt Oldham Gale OF The tom!louseo dwelling t2G
Pine DyspepsaI eared.
~. a Seha.fsr Eq, OF the oldest magistrates, and
most highly esecta Bile citizens cured OF great weakness
aud restored 10 robust health.
PlttnHieT lob r. aItfmoTe St, suffered intensely
years with hip disease rheumatism cur ed
aIer all otler remedies failed. ttp'fE
Spac Will not permit to name hundreds or others, as
Geo w Goodrcl Capt Thos. Canot, Robt Gault, Jas.
SnIyth, cur cd OF rheumatism. ~ ai--s5 90 -
john PcrvaiI, S. a. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. ". Esk
Iidge, u s. Navy and thousands oil others cured of Dys
pesia SCrola. cough, Liver complaints bronchitis, ST.
VItus' DaLce We refer citizems-call
them l.fs-.4 55s s-v4 80 r.7
DR.. HAMPTON the author OF this great HamptOn's Veg
etae TIcte, is in is Sot III good health that
it will be SCENT not article got up 10 IMPOSE the
public. s ~ ."14l
Call and get pamphlets gratis. See cures. ~
.f-- TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
a PInin md unYnrnishcd Stint enient.-Ue
commend the perusa oil the extract below readers
N Bull is a merchant or high Character:
SANDY bOrroA, Middles eXc co. Va
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RIVER AND WEATHER. 5s.i.
PirTsBuReH, March. l.-Riyer 9'feet inches
falling. Weather clear and pleasant. iss'g
CiNcINNArl, March River feet. y
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g REMOVAL rs
AT ESsRS. COWGIRL & MeSW0RDS: and A. s:
M DoANE & Co. have removed IRON Va:er street
TO one Of Mr. PaItons large new warehouses on Main
fher friends janon
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EELEGRAsP HIC NEW S
By the National Line.
NEWS

ELEGRAPHEp FoRrnE DAILY lNrkLL1eKNcE
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- HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

PAINT ROOM. szsi ~ ~
Parkers Saloon, Market street third story. Open
IA from 10 to 12 O'Clock and from 9 10 4. ~ -fT
Portraits panied and instruction given in Painting
and design. novt6 HANNA
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Tobacoo! Tobacco! Topacco!!!

M would most respectable attention Mer-
chants and GIoeers 10 our very large and general
cles as legttn1ately beoug to regular
WholcenIe Tobncco House. -.-..L.-
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IIobncco HOUSE. .--.ElF4f,-.
Our stock consists OF over =.
I ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands ss, Pound
LunPs, from 10 TO Do cents, INCLUDING P. GraveIy, H. F..
Grayely Hollands; fine r Beehive Thornton, Thomas,
Johns etc etc. Also supply oil catee boxes OF Hunters.
Jones and Hudsons, Snottsman's, Thorn'x EvIie and
Bell; Cherry Ripe; the California Gold Bar, ete etc.
we exclusively in tile tobacco Trade, hav
ing three extensive houses in Virginia. this being
only regular Tobacco west Of the Atlantic
cities, and having laid III stock previous to the adj
vance, feel confident that can such induce
ents as no other better and butew flanagan
equal either cast west. We therefore ask the
chants wanna and vi GINA to give call
We also keep constantly on hand heavy and general
stock Of SUPERIOR Imported Segurs Also American Srsn
ish, Hail Spanish and common Segars. Scotch Snutii
baddersi 9soinf lb packs Matches, Ppas OF varioLs
kinds. Pipe Stems ard Tobacco Knives Don't fail to cali
and see for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR & 60. -
ang23 81 Main street
.DISSoLUTIoNo OF COMPREHENSIVE.
s-sfs.f 2
NOTICE is hereby that the firm OF BpsHT & IIr
IN TIE Is this day dissolved by eonsents The
business OF the old r ifbe settled blythe new firm OF
Busby, Little c9s which fhis day goes into operation
and by whdn the business VIII be still be conducted athe
oldsfand on Market stieet. jan4
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first was running toward dtLe Virginia shore.-
Wat direction was the Swami running? = us
- Ans. She twas running little 10 Tie Virginia
shore, very lille. She was quartering lille if
anything towards the Virginia shore. Ia a.
Cues. Did yon hear the signal bells ofthe Fern?
is'Ans. Yes. Could't tell whether il was Two or
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pa1IiI1nET.ppEHIa5eA TTjtr7MaIpxpr=

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKED.
MARCH 1.-OGered 500 head Beef cattle: $50
sold at prcesrunnig from 70 dolls, on hoof.
equal to Z to Us dolls per 100 net, Hogs supply
limited, sales from So, Us to 81. per 100.Ses
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UcIlcatc females and ch1lurnn VIII fDd this
ing. 1t has restored thousands 10 health.
HImPton's Vegetable 7f1cilrs-call and get pamphlets
gratis with the history OF lie discovery or the
blood purifier, certificates ef citizens, or
rheumatism dyspepsia Scroua, Liver complaint general
weakness and nervousness, etc, =-sf- -
~ For sale by #. H.. LOGAN & CO., Wheeling, Gene
raj agents; WM. K. MCKEE, 9Th ward aud by Druggists
u Sold BY MORTIMER & MowBRAY, go Balti-
mole street. Baltimore; and 30i broadway, zew York
tCs-Price 81 per bottle. Tiy23daw1y lianl6
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the boats apart?
Ans. don't think we we more than 100 or a
$50 yards. tsss
Ques. Was your boat standing straight up the
river1
ans. She was standing out little, about in the
channel. - 80
Quss. by Clerk of Fanny Fern-Did under
stand you to say that when your brother let go of
the wheel, you look hold of it2 &, z
Ams. When lie let 90 of The wheel to ring the
bellsf had hold of it, and heldit just as it was.
CUES. By somewhat direction wos the Swami
ruAning'in when you took hold of the wheeli
AnS. She, appeared, to be wearing out little
from the Ohio shore, just in the channel. 20 y
+ Quts. By sgme-Can you state what time elaps-
ed bet~eenthe tapping Of the Fanny Ferns bell
and the time the collision took placer $50
Ans. cannot.
CUES. Are you a-pilot2 = 1ta
Ans. am not. was stearing for my brother.
James SheGts, Mate, Sioorn-I was in the pilot
house whenI first saw the Fanny Fern Mr.. Whit
ten spoke something about some lights being along
the shore. didn't pay much attention to The
lights having no idea of any difficulty. noticed
again, and saw her begin TO come out from shore
could set it was steamboat. She beginning to
come out SO that could see he starboard side. L
said something 10 Mr.. Written about his coming
into us. saw Mr.. hiten pull the sbelltropes to
stop her and back her When he hit the big bell
one IapSI started out of the pilot houes TO 60 below,
in case any thing should happen: When i went
out of the pilot house door the Fern was quartet
ing across the stream tow ards the Virginia shore
They together just US got on Their after end
OF Texas. went below to see if the Swami was
taking water. The Swann's bow was. laying i'll by
the Fern's steps. }75 e 7ae9
Ques. bg Clerk Of Fanny Fern-Did you dis
tinclly hear the two taps of the Fanny Ferns
signal beilaA''s -
Ans. Ibid moi, / was sitting in the back part Of
the pilot house. She might have rung, but L did
not hear 1t. - fts X < q
Z N. W. Wilson, engineer, soorn--I am engineer
OF the Swami; and was on duty at the time. j
was anding along SIDE of the boilers, heardt tile
stopping bell of the engines ring. s It. was rung
unusual from WI at Mr.. Written generally.nngs It,
and | thought that the boat was either going into
tie bank or something else was the matter. and /
mn 10 the engine quick as could get TO il; by
the time got there. think the last bell was IIng-
ing 10 backsher--we ring two-and1 shipped her
M and think she backed one revolution ozone
aux half; when felt the jar ofthe boats coming
ttopether: / was at the stnrbonrd engine. My en- I
sine was backing at the time of the collision! 80
John Wilson, ktF, s,porn---I had Just stepped
ont Of the foot box and was toins oyerito Try thee
water in little boiIeI-had gone'about half way
acrbss the boat when the bells rung stopped
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~ Yours, respectfully. J.cuRrA1S HAY

Cure of Coughs Vertigo, OF & ven
cradle Or ullan's son, the city Baltimore well
known, and who testimony adds the triumph
Hanpton's Vegetable Tincture: ~ i
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Ques. blythe clerk Of Me Fanny Fern Of Mr..
Hay's, the piLotcf the Fanny Fe,n.-State how
lar the signal lights OF the Fanny Fern could be
d;scerned at the time and after The collision?
Ans. suppose That kind of a night they could
be ,discerned Tor a mile. 1T
Qusss Where were the signals of the Fern
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THE LAST AND BEST CHANCE OF THE
SEASON!i
MI u. MoTTE & BRO, Market St, have on hand
W.. g cd tment Seasolable Goods, also lot Of
style Goods which they will sell of with
out regard cost they wish TO get them out OF the
store before tile spring stock arrives.
Come everybody and get goods cheaper than you ever
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A,ts. Yes, she was backed stronger, for the way
the belle rung knew there was something tile
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Messrs. Mortimer e. Observation-Disclosures. Having been
afflicted With III LivercUnplaint Of 10 years standing.
hereby the benefit OF tic afflicted. take pleasure
IN that ait using lew bottles OF your Hnm
tours Tinctue, LlOund 1t had accomplished PC cure
have used different medic Fl time time,
have hee able account for appai good and
il is essing 10 stricken umant medicine is
found which possesses the wondrous power OF pro ongg
humauliic The many it has wrought sufficient
GuaI ace of the beneficial results which may exlcrienc
Il ON its 80
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IA 3HEaIPFIELD RAlLkoAD OUMPAN8. fig
NOTICE is hereby syen TO all tho Stockholders
IN waite and municipal OF the Hempfied Rsroaa Com q:
rsaured 10 be paid before 10Th day OF January
neTt ami Inc like sum five dollars per share monthly
the,eaI fer until the whole amount is raid:
' % JOSEPH HEN DERSoN, Treasurer.
pa liar desc
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Ans. did not. II was at the head of Little
Grave Creek Bar we came together. SIZE was
coming up on the Ohio side, running close to the
shore, or as close as any boat runs to shore.
Cues. Did the Sw ann continue on iii straight
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04
IRA BECKwTTH WOULD TENDER HI

IRA BECKWITH WOULD TENDER HIS SINCERE
IL thanks has friends and customers, RAJ
leigh vicinity the liberal support he has receIv
ed and hopes by renewed efforts to merit continuance OF
their favor He has just returned from the North where
having the wants of his customers at home he en-
deavored to select such articles would give entire sas-
faction both price and quality. His stock consists in
CUTLERY, and FANCY ARTICLES, comprising in part
the following:
GRocER Bacon Lard Meal, Flour, Candles, Sole and
Upper Leather Soap Salt, fine Chewing and Smoking To=
bacco, Snuff, Cigars, Sugar. Coffee Teas, Pepper ASice
Ginger, Soda indigo Madder, Copperas, Ink, Backing
Powder and Shot, Lead, &C., &c.
HARDWARE AND CrTLERY.-Axes, Weeding-Hoes Nails
Tacks Caps Scissors and Spoons
Pocket Knives Knives and Forks Thimbles Pins Needless
Hooks and Eyes Candle Sticks, Vest Buckles, &c.
Glass and Crockery of all kinds
DRY GooDs FANCY ARTICLES.-Blankets, blcached
and unbleached Shirtngs Va. Osnaburgs Bed Ticking,
brown Jeans kerseys, CassmereS Satnetts, Kentucky
Jeans Twced Fancy Vestings, Cambrcs Linens, Cravas
Pocket kf, Comforts Flannels, Merrmack prints Fancy
prints Letter paper Envelopes Steele Pens Pen Holders
Agate Buttons Coat Buttons fancy Vest Buttons Coats
Spool Cotton Sewing Sk Flax thread, Gable cord Corset
laces, Harpins Snuboxes Coarse and hne Tooth Combs
Pocket Combs Ladies' riding Side and Tuck Combs Paste
Board Gentemen's Chamos lined Gloves Wool Gloves
gross cotton Half Hose also Ladies fine and cot
ton Hose Looking Glasses Backing Brushes Cotton Cards,
Shaving Boxes, Fancy Soaps, Perfilmeries, &c, &c.
Also a fine of Ladies' and Gentemen's Sum-
Shoes, cheap for cash. Just to hand
Together with great variety of other articles entirely
too tedious enumcrae all of which will be disposed of
the most liberal terms for cash.
~ Fayetteville street, few doors north OF the Iar-
brough House, and opposite LaWrences Hotel
Raleigh March u, I93 sc-y.
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WILLIAM W. HOLDEN, Printer and Pub
Usher OF B"$bee's Supreme Co"rt ReportS, &c,
begs I" inform his friends and public generally,
that he is prepared to execute every description
of Printing the shortest notice. and in
style VIII ch cannot be surpassed by any other
office in the s.ale. Orders promptly attended
to.
STANDARD OFFICE. Rale;yh,
July 30, 1865.
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~HEAP BOOTS -CHEAP BooTsI!-GES

A<HEAP BOOTS !-CHEAP BOOTS! !!-GEN-
~ tleInen wish to inform you that have
land large stock of Cakn Dress and WATERPROOF
Boots of variety Indeed stock of this kind of
goods entirely large and do intend to lett
remain hand until another season. shall hurry them off
price, that great bargains be expected say
at 81, soc, $3, and $3.50 pair.
Gentlemen shall sell them cheap and you all know
that when say cheap mean cheap
The above Boots suitable for dress and business pur
poses and viii be sold prices from 81 up
Bring along the CASH and the Boots will be yours.
Come quick you will be too late for the bargains
selling the Ladies' Saloon, Norfolk Va.
w. IL. ADDINGT0N co.
3nth lSl3
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$4,000 Dollars Wanted.

10000 Dollars Wanted.
THyIIE CAPE FEAR AND DEEP RIVER
IL Navigation Company desirOus OF borrowing THlR-
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS for the purpose of complet-
ing their improvement
According the provisions of the amended charter pass
ed at the of the General Assembly the Copa-
nv will issue coupon bonds in of not than One
thousand dollars less than Five hundred dollarsaya
BILE in the City York five years after date and bear
ing interest payable scm;-annuay at the place Am
pie and unGoub:ed security will be given.
Those wishing any portion of said will please
address Pttsborough, Chatham County,
n G., by the 2Oth january, 1854.
HENRY A. LONDON
Treas. c. F. & ID. r. Nav. Co.
The Raleigh Star and Wilmington Commercial will please
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I'VE The undersigned having taken charge of this long
tabshed HOTEL. situated the North Corner of the
Court House. pecfuy informs the travelling public that
it will be her aim to keep up to the fullest extent the repu
tation which this House has heretofore sustained for its
comfortable accommodations abroad Nc pains expense
spared render satisfied all who may favor her with
call From her long experience she is confident none Will
have to complain.
The House will, at all times be supplied with sufficient
number of we'll trained and attentive servants and the fur
niture kept in the best order -
THE TABLE shall constantly be supplied with the very
best the market command.
THE STAGE OFFICE for all the principal Stage Lines
sis kept this Hotel The great Northern and Southern
Mail Lines arrive and depart Daily; aso the Western via
tLncolnton to Asheville, Tri-weekly.
THE STABLES attached the Hotel are large, comfor-
table, and attended by very Osers in the
Trusting by strict attention to the wants of the pub
c not only to retain liberal patronage heretofore be-
q - ANN BROWN.
Salisbury, Dec. 16, 1853. .l0-sm..
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Y EATHER FOR SPRING SALES, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL.--We respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have IN large and most
excellent Stock g Leahcr 0HE FIndnH for the Spring
Trade which will sell as low other establishment
South OF New York and for less price than they be had
there expenses of travelling freight, &c. considered
All of purchases having been made from the Impor
ers and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
Tannery places in power sell Goods above stat
cd Those who wish buy lose by giving stock
examination and we believe shall be able TO please
both to price and quality Below enunelae of
the leading articles
dozen of Crawords Calf Skins (this maker had the
premium awarded to him al the Worlds Fair held in
London in lS5l),
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 q American Calf Skins,
SO Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
80 Band Leather,
Lasts Trees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also SeHed Brogans of manufacture, warranted
give satisfaction and many other articles
to mention, at No p, Old street. opposite B. p arsons
Saddery. F. A. & r. II. FORD.
\. B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered TO at Store.
Petersburg Nav IT,
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pAKERY & coNFEcTIoNARY.-pU

BAKERY & CONFECTIONARY.-PU
EB & MITCHELL would respectfully inform the public
that their establishment is IN the full tide of success
full experiment. and they prepared all orders
their in Cake and Bread baking Candy making &c
Nuts Fruits, Groceries, &c, always kept on hand.
CIGARS.-Our stock of Cigars very large, CT Them
of the choicest brands such Ee Gratitude Cobden Rega
las Slvas Excelsior E Cierro Steamboat Princpcs and
a variety numerous mention.
Parties in the City country furnished with every
description of Conectionarc the shortest notice and
reasonable terms BRIDES CAKE carefully packed
and part of the State Sugar and Molasscs Cakes
Candy suitable for Stores packed in barrels
smaller packages cheaper than they be bought at
other House North Carolina Virginia. Low profits and
quick sales is motto.
Raleigh, May 2Sth 1858. 56-tf