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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

ltATLRBURY's MONSTER EXHIBITIONS AT HOPE
" Chapel TO Brosdwsy.-Every evening, AAa Wse-
ItsSsy .1S saturday ,fterpeons, Grand NATIONAL
The history Of country oper every svsning ct =; o
ian rsef at o'clock iu connectioI the grsst Ny ssAs
prise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

IN via NcsaguA-Aceessory Transit Company Of Nieara.
Az 81 mn Hny %
nsw double.engne Tesmship rk0kKTHEUs. 600 tons
burten) will leave rieR No. s. North river, q. p NJ.
precisely for Puenta Arenas on Monday June connect
ing with the fAvorts stsamshiP Sierra Nevada COCO
burthen) the Nicaragua Transit ROUTE hsv-
ing bu. twelve miles q land rsnspor.stisn ar..
class carriAge These steamers in their
ventilation and modAtions For information pas
sAge, apply only TO CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No.
Bowling G-een.
Bcommeneing on the 10Th Of July the days Of sail
ing Will be changed to the 4th and 10Th OF each month
Where these dates fall Sunday the ships will Leave
the Saturday previous as hereto ore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

usTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE UNI
"A ted states ms-Ihe and fast sailing packet snip
GERTRUDE ct her berth, Pier II East river tbs
Seventeenth ship Of this line. The Gertrude superior
shp nsures at the lowest rates. and has proved herself
remarkably fast saer. In order to insure tepAteh
gagements for freight passage will be made a.
ally low rate Apply board to ". CAMERON, ZIG
Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
DoRIER HOUSE KIEPERs OR oTHERs-wANTED
the advertiser respectable porter house Parties
havnE TIE game 70 sell out, sprly stating particulars
TO ". L., Herald once, for three days.
RooM WANTED, BY A SINGLE CENTLENAN-AN
rninfn,hed front pArlor In or convenient TO Broad
way beisw beeeher street. No reference given or re-
iufsa. men. IN advAaes. Address H. d., Herald ONCE
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE A
w sitting room and bedroom well furnished; also
ysnts room and part Of basement Address Herald
Gree.
WANIED-IN BROOKLYN by A GENTLEMAN
and wife, parior bedroom with use or
Kitchen. Address L. n. Herald Office.
WANTED TO PURCHASE TNNrpIATFLY-BY A
w Boat Club, six eight oare1 lagge 81 90 feet
long or nearly 80. Address W ir toS os7 Post
once, stating who're may be PAtes at distance
will please send full particulars.
WANTED-oAE OR MORE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS,
w in respectable part u tho city between Blocker
and Eighteenth street. Br oadw house with bat
family BY desirable person. Terms must be mode
rate References given and required Address once Cn
ton HAIL. corner Of kshta itreet and Lafs place
nAHTERR uyfvry-ura
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY, STOPPING AT THE USUAL
~ landings-Ihe well known and fsyorte steamer AR.
hESIh will leave New York, from the foot CLsmbers
street every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ocock
and Saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

THE EDUCATED MONKEYS, LEARNED DOGS AC-
eomrlished goat, and beautiful chemical illusions
the Chinese Buildings $50 Broadway every evening ct
and saturi lay afternoon At Doneis celebrated Psrssn
exhibition he only in the world Of monkeys dogs and
goats in serious and comic Pantonimes monkey cifcvS
slack sind tight rope dancing &c Admission, % cents;
eljitren 1T price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

L,OR SAVANNAH AND TLORIDA.-UNITTD STATES
Il msil line-The and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
IS. Woodruff will leave on Sat urdsy June ID st clock
r n. from her pier No. North river. Apply TO SAMUEL
L. MITCHELL, Is Broadway
Through tickets from New York TO Jacksonville 81; ri
istks 49, The Alabama George X. schenek, will succeed
the Florida. and sail Sstusday June 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

IN G. HORTON, AUC1I0NKER-wILL SILL THIS
u. day. at l0k ocloek at Is sixth avenue, furniture
sintinps mirrors crockery and sir dozen chars ALEC,
horse light spring cart four se.s Of single Light
erness, and one ligEt wagon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03
EXPRESS AGENCIES.

pTeuoRD 4 cos CALIFORNIA AND SOUTH AWE
II nl2n eNFrersOur next shipment will 10 forward yune
~ VIA Pshama, on the new aud unrvailsd stsauskips
Moth AND Yankee Blsde. II s pectsd that ths
tb'twctt viii through in twerty-oH days Shipper
ril tesse zen 10 their goods the DAY before sailing
BERrORD { CO., IS Bros1 way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

nor HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTTA.--THr STEAMSHIP
L CURLEW. W. Sampson, comm udsr, will gail for Hall
fax in few days from this date Tor freight or passage
sppiy TO Z. CCNARD, No. Bowling Green.
Val Inn o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

E'RANkLIN MCsEUM, no. 70 BOwERY. OPPOSITE
the Bowery Theatre.-cso. Loa propester above
the only establishment in sew York where a. no1Sl
artists exhibited Performances givsa twice dsv
every afternoon At and in the evening Rsmembsr
Nc. IS Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

M. end susgsoa, sonsess4 ~ a RsAas strssA esrn1
s. s ssssI a sss ssssaIs inHs r ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

DARIS MANTILLAs AT HALF THE COST OF INPoH.
tation-1he subscriber has this day, reduced the en-
tire Of his imported mantiss just fifty per from orig
nal cost. He has also made considerable reduction In
those Of his own manufacture He calls particular aten
tion to very extensive assortment OF black k AID
Hantas at and $40 each the very latest styles and
to he equalled in the city. GEO. BULPIS,
Paris Maptills Fmrnrium s6I Rroadmhx
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01
5UsT1cE rs TlBE pREsIDENT

JUSTICE TO THE PRESIDENT
The following letter. says the Washington Union,
from EX-SENATOR Clemens win attract attentions In
the hope Of using name and the opinions Of the:
President against slrsska bin, sentences Of 8
letter from ex Senator emens to n. Davis, r, esq.
and published in the Huntsville Advocate are wrest
ed from their connection, and republished with ma
ny demonstrations of satisfaction. The following
frank and characteristic explanation by Colonel
Clemens places the views of the President in their
true light before the country: tts,
w AsHINGToN D. O.. March "a, 1854 -
DEAR SIR: You have called my attention to alate
letter of mine to Davs,jr. esq, and particularly
to the following sentence
" He expressed great surprise at the opposition it
met from the North and equal surprise that the
South should be willing to take it " ~ - 80
At the time the conversation to which that sem
tence alludes took place, was walking backwards
and forwards across the room, and should not have
noticed it if you had not remarked that you had
concealments upon the subject, and that you were
glad was present to hear it. sse
In my letter to Mr. Davis did not pretend to give
your language, except where quotation marks are
used and from subsequent conversation with you,
l think it very probable that misunderstood the
purport of your remarks upon this particular point
Your surprise may have been expressed that the t,e
men of the North should hesitate to vote for Doug
lass bill when the South were willing to take y
and if had paid attention to the whole conversa-
ton, doubt not such would have been the impress
sion left on my mind
/ have never soughta conversation with you upon
the subject of the Nebraska bill; but every time
have heard you mention the subject you have uni
formly expressed yourself warmly in favor of the
BILL VIZ the principle of the right of the people OF
the Territories to regulate the question OF slavery
for Themselves doctrine from which dissented !;
and as knew we were not at all likely to agree,
sought no discussion of the question.
You have assured me always that you thought 1T
best for the whole country and insisted that patri
otto men in both sections ought to take. l thought
the South must be the loser. Think so now. 1un-
derstood you to place it upon the ground that the
principle is right in ITSELF and, if it works for or
against particular section, one has right to
complain that you for the rights of both sec
tons, and willing to take any consequences that
might follow the practical carrying out ofthose rights
as you understood them.
Very truly yours, -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01
General FRANK PIERCE,
President United States.
ROANOKE VALLEY RAIL ROAD.

The annual meeting of this Company was held in
GAINESVILLE Va, on the 18th inst The meeting be-
ing organized the Officers and Engineers presented
their animal reports, which were received and ap-
proved Of The Presidents report conveyed the
gratifying intelligence that the Legislature of Virgil
mia had passed act increasing their capital stock
$4,000, and subscribing for the whole amount,
which will enable them to complete the road The
grading and bridging being nearly completed and
part of the iron in Norfolk, it is confidently expec
ted that the road will be ready for to GAINESVILLE,
by the middle of July next.
\ resolution adopted to extend the road some
ten miles west of GAINESVILLE to meet the North Car
DINA line, whenever the Legislature of that State
shall grant charter for road from Leaksville or
Milton to meet them, and thus form connection
from the upper valley with Wilmington and Beau
fort using about 40 miles of the Raleigh and Castor
Rail- Road to Weldon, Virginia is willing to bear
three ffths of the expense
y committee was appointed to visit the next Leg
islature of North Carolina, and procure a charter
for the extension of the Road
James Williamson, Esq, was elected President,
(in place of David Shelton, Esq, resigned) and
Major James Bullock, DIR. S..H. Harris and George
Anderson of Norfolk, Directors onpart of the Stock
holders, DR.. r. n. Nelson, James E. Heslein and
Henry Wood Esqs, Directors on the part of the
State Capt. E. \. Williams reelected Treas
u"er and Secretary.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01
CALIFORNIA NEWS.

A,rical Of tile Northern LiyAt-S7OO, 900 IN COLL.
The Steamship Northern Light arrived at New
York Saturday the 25th inst, bringing $50 pas
sengers and 100000 in gold. She made the pas
sage from San Juan in days and fourteen hours
Col. II. P. Watkins and Capt. George R. Davidson
have been held in $4,000 bail to stand their trial
for having instituted and set foot military ex
petition against the territory of the Republic OF
Mexico with which Republic the United States then
and now is at peace"
The Sacramento Union says: The miners are
doing well, and the quantity of gold to be taken out
long list of murders and Suicides in several cases
Judge Lynch inflicted summary and seemingly well
deserved justice.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

4, THE EFFECT OF RAIL ROADS. The agricultural in
erest of the whole country is benefited by railroads
We can recoect the time (says the Pttsburg Post)
when corn sold in Ohio for twelve and half cents
/ per bushel while at the time it worth sew
en- times that much in Boston. 1t cost nearly all it
was worth to carry it to the markets from Ohio.
Now the farmer in Iowa send his wheat and corn
all the way to New York and Boston by railroads
and get the full eastern price for it. except the low
cost of speedy transmit by the rails. All over the
broad land the rail roads stretching in every d-
recton and the price of farm lands is rapidly rising
and the products of those lands have Immediate ac-
cess to all the best markets of the world The rail
roads also develop the mineral wealth of the coun-
try MANY coal bed and iron has lain valueless
for centuries until rail road has brought them
within reach of the markets. The whole business
of the whole country and its wealth too, doub cd
by steam and the rail. Steam and the rail make
neighbors of the most distant communities. Wash
ngton city will be as accessible from California in
ten years, as from Ohio twenty years ago. And
from San Francisco to London Paris the journey
may vet be made in fifteen days and Pittsburger
NAV travel to Constantinople in twelve days. With
such facilities for travelling, will and do ego to
and fro in the earth, and knowledge increases"
And as knowledge increases, the prejudices of ma
lions give way; the human race becomes more as
simulated and friendly, and knowledge more univer-
SALLY diffused Steam and the rail revolutonizng
the world.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

LOWER CALIFORNIA. The U. S. ships Columbus
and Portsmouth had arrived at Enseda. Some OF
their officers had interview with Walker previous
to his departure for San Thomas. 1t that af-
fairs with him look gloomy-those who remain with
him have lost almost all hopes of success. The sick
the Columbus
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01
0Dbe Sim 0afO
n.5fFI4u. SATURDAY., ArRII. !, 1885,

M Henry as6sp,s g aa oF T se.
era Trs ss;sted by f Lewis James Lewis aud samuel
d. Lewis. S.o.. f,;nc;,,e+; z,
Mi. General travelling Agent for the Western States
Su Texas assisted by H. Thomas, j. i Dent m =
anu p ID Yieser c. NJ. L. Wiseman, A. II Ghllds and
T IN VIM. irwin Receipts of either will be good
Mr. Israel E. James No 1872 South Tenth Street Phila-
depha is General Travelling Agent ass's1ed p{ Mlt
M als % Nice JOS Hammit Joseph Button. Robert w
Morrison, Edward w. Wiley, VIM T. Waterman, Il J.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

RELEASE OF THE BLACK WARRIOR. The steamer
Isabel has arrived with dates from Havana to the
23d instant. The Black Warrior has been given up
to Captain Bullock upon payment of the fine of &c.
900 The Captain received'her underprotest- The
vessel has received considerable injury from neglect
- The American Consul had declined receiving her.
Sugar was dull and prices weaker White II a
81 brown 81 a T.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

TNcoMBUsTIBLE WASH. Take of common water a
quantity proportonate to the surface be protected
the water is perfectly saturated, stir in first guam
tity of pure clay to render the mass as thick as
cream. When the ingredients well mixed, the
preparation is to be applied to the wood and will be
found efficient in protecting it from the action OF both
fire and rain 1t is asserted by those who have tes-
ted its value that the wood work exposed to intense
heat, if coated with this cement, may be charred or
carbonated but cannot be made to burn.
When desirable, very agreeable color may be
impaired to the wash by adding small quantity OF
red or yellow oehre
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

GRAND SoIREE MUSICALE. Madame Siminski, the
unriyalled female Flutist will give grand Musical
Entertainment tonight, friday at Yarbrough Hall.
See Programme in another column. - q So
We arearequested to state that if the weather
should be incleInent, the Concert will be postponed
till Saturday night. -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

STILL LATER. The steamer Franklin brings Liv-
erpool dates to the 10th March.
Nothing new as to Russia or Turkey.
Flour and wheat had declined considerably-corn
unchanged.
An earthquake had taken place at Calabria Two
thousand people were killed, and many buildings
destroyed
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

- We observe that Senator Douglas has been
hung in efigy, at Auburn, New York, the home of
Seward. The same indignity has been offered him
at other places in the free States and this only be-
cause he is struggling to extend to the slayeholdng
States the rights under the Constitution with
the non-slaseholding- He is hung in efigy by abo-
htlonists, and denounced by Greedy as william - !;
and here IN the South this infamous conduct is res
pended to by Wing papers in their attempts to pro-
ouee the impression that his motives are corrupt
What is the difference between these factionists?
1t is popular at present thus to insult Judge Doug
las IN the free States here his enemies go far in
the same course they dare to go. Again, the abb
oiItonists do their work openly and boldly; here,
their allies sneak to their occupation of slanderng
and reving this great-hearted American statesman.
That is the difference
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

NJOTICE.-TwOF IRST-RATE HANDS MAY FIND
IL constant employment by immediate application TO
n ISAAC PR0CTERs y &
.,z - 8, Merchant Tailor
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

s THE HOWE OF JOHN c. CALHOUN The Keowee
IS CO Courier states that Fort Hill has been pur-
chased by Col A. p Calhoun, from his mother Mrs.
Florida Calhoun, relict of the late Hon. ohm C. Cali
houn, and will be Immediately occupied by him. He
returns to his naliEe State with ample fortune,
accumulated on The fruitful soil of Alabama, and
hereafter the visitor the sacred precincts of Fort
Hill will be entertained by the son in manner
worthy of so distinguished father. q
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

New 0RLEANs, March % The steamship Pam
pero, from San Juan, has arrived with 200 passen-
gers The shipment of speciegen board the John T.
Stevens from San Francisco which will reacl, Nav
York by the steamship Ohio, was 1897 600 y
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01
F. r ESQ I'D
ENHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,

w Raleigh, n. c., IS NOW RECEIVING HIS
extensive purchases for the SPRING TRADE and the rap
idly increasing demand having justified his purchasing
many articles original cases. which he has hitherto pro-
cured in small quantities. usties him in offering unprece
denied to his friends and 70
trade-he will sell the popular Medicines
the Propretors prices and respectfully requests dealers and
nation before sending their orders North elsewhere
March "a, 1854. 81
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

LnREGON PEAS.-Anpher supply Of these ceebra-
V1ted Peas received and for sale at reduced price by
p r. PESCUD.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

HE LATE Dr. LEIGH We are indebted to the
su'nor for copy of g a Funeral Discourse on the
TcasiOn of the death of tie Rev. Hezekiah G. Leigh
~ y, delivered insthe Chapel of Randolph Macon
W NUDege, by Rev. William A. Smith, D. .. President
H. smith is one of the most impressive pulpit ora
, as Of the day has done full justice to the char
after of Dr. Leigh.
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i .
Raleigh, Match, 2s, 1854. lol5-wew.

ERURHAM AND DEVON CATTLE FOR
AIsALE-Beng oversocked with Cattle now offer for
SALE at reduced prices ten fifteen half Devon and half
Durham short horned Cows and Hefers of the mestan-
proved breed in calf by very fine half Devon and half
Durham Bull.
Also for sale six Bulls of the breed years old
This stock of Cattle is said by good judges be tie best
breed of Cattle England the United for the
practical Farmer. have certificates in my possession
prove the above fcts Those who wish to buy will do well
to apply soon, now is the time remove Cattle.
SETH JONES,
Pomona, Is miles n E. of Raleigh.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

&PRING STOCK OF BOOTS, SH OES, GAIT.
- Frs, ETC, ETC.-The Subscriber receiving his
Spring and Summer Stock of articles in his line embracing
every variety of grade by Ladies' Gentlemen Children
and Servants comprising the largest perhaps
ever brought TO this market Among them lots Of
styles Designated "Eueka," Talmas," elegant styles;
cldrens Ankle Ties great and handsome variety besides
large quantity of the fashionable and tasty articles
quite to numerous to mention. ~ n 81 ssesssF.
lot of the finest English and French Kid Slppers-very
superior. .7zasE.sF skfsss
He has also received choice stock of manufacturing
erias which lie offers fer sale reasonable the
trade and which will be made up fer his customers the
style; having superior worknen his employ
purpose 500 77ess7sSs
he hopes by accommodating and street attention
business, merit and receive continuation of The
- HENRY PORTER,
Fayetteville Street.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

Usage ORANGE.-lThe Hedge Plant of America,
ITle Osage Orange, has than met the most
great object in view good and beautiful fence
climate variety of soil, hardness, opagston
and cheapness all that be. desired supply of
the seed Treatise the clfiyati of plant, may
be had of f = IF. PESCUDs sss
Raleigb,s March %, 1854. as
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

We take this occasion to say to the lecofoco Post
master at Tarborough in this State that his nsoencc
and presumption are duly appreciated by us. We
snail have eye to his being retained for his ealu
@os ser0ce after the present locofoco dynasty has
pad the debt of nature. Asheoilte Spectator
The Editor of the Spectator, good natured man as
ne Is has postponed the execution Of his vengeance
ga most distant and doubtful day. We hope he
VIII nurse his wrath and keep it warm away up there
III the mountains. He will feel better, four or five
years hence, with new s'loeofoco dynasty in pow
and Democrat still Postmaster at Marlborough.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

~ so BARRELS BEST OLD APPLE and PEACH
BRANDY for sale. Apply to SETH JONES.
February 4. 1854. 29-3tw.
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PROGRAM ME

l. S0I0 SOLO, Herr Bauer.
IL FLUTE SOLO" Last Rose of Sum- II
mer," with variations, arranged and
executed by........... -. Mad. Sminski.
Ill "CASTA DIVA VIRGIN GODDESS"
from Bellni-Song, by. ......... Mad. Siminski.
" SOLO-Piano-F orte.. Herr Bauer.
V. FLUTE SOLQ-Yariations Brilliant, ~ -
'Aus Dem Ffeschutz by. Mad Siminski.
Intermssion of five minutes.
Il.
l. S0L0-Pano- Forte by. Herr Bauer
H. FLUTE SOLO, Recreation "A greea- -
be, from Kressner. Mad. siminski.
I'LL ODER ZIGEUNER- DUDE IN NOR
DEN,"-Song, BY. 49,. ...... Mad Siminski. 3
~. SOLO-Pano-Forte. ......... Herr Bauer
v. "YANkEE-DOODLE, ," with varia
lions, arranged and executed by. Mad. Sminsk.
- TICKETS 81; Family Tickets, for three persons
So for five persons So be had the office of Yarbrough
House the Music Store Book Stores and at the door, from
to O'Clock, evening Of entertainment
e5 Doors open at halfpast o'clock; Performance to
at o'clock. s -sa- F39--lt.
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YARBRoUGH HALL

ATTRACTION !..GRAND
" SOIREE MUSICALE !t-MADAME AMELIA
siMtNsKI, the greatest and most wonderful FhUTlST
OF the has the honor to to the
Raleigh that she will give GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
at 1ARBROUGHS HALL, on FRIDAY EVENING,
March 3lst, 1854
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

In Johnston County, on Wednesday last Mrs Mary
burlington, Esq. s sssF1fss5s "a = eass 80
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Orr1cE Y. c. r. r. Co..
March q, 1854. !
NTOTICE.-I WILL. BE IN. RALEIGH 18th AND 5th
Ia April being Tuesday aud Wednesday of Superior Court
when Stockholders in this Company can have opportu
nifty of paying their instruments
CYRUS p. MENDESHALI,
Sec'y and Treasurer
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-01

EHAIR BRUSHES.-The most extensive variety of
II Hair Brushes in this City, may be ard bought
very cheap at p. F. Pescuds DRUG STORE.
EEVOOTH BRUsHEs.-I have very large supply
III of splendid Tooth Brushes-for sale very low by -