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Hats for the Million, at the New Hat Co.
and IS street. Single hats At Wholesale price,
Molsn drab and all other arclos in the trade
euuaIlv low.
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Cristador o's Excelsior Hair Dye The Inven.

CFlstadOI O's ExcelsiOr Hair Dye, The Inven.
tor of this dye lis correspondence
ys druggists and perfsmers in every city Of the United
excelsior dye commands sale before Appropriated
by similar article Those who
have only to experiment. in order understand
the Of its popularity Prepared sold applied
On private roomsl By CRISTA DOKO No. Astor House
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TINTED STATES REVIEW, FOR JUNE 1855. VOL.
cey, and Mayor Fernando Wood Autobiography Of the
HONORABLE IOhsbod RaEamuin; Monopey and Paper Mo-
dsnoexiih portraits from lifs Song PhlanthTOPs and
Alone; George p Norris What Next 10 Columbus; The
Last Brother The Foreign Policy Of the United States
sale at the oce 22 Broadway and at Sringer
&Townsends, 222 Broadway Price IS per annum in sd
' LLOYD CAMPBELL, 252 Broadway.
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TWO GOOD BOOKS
i ID. APPLETON 4 COMPANY.
SAG and S4S Broadway,
HAVE NOW READY,

LEAVES FROM A FAMILY JOURNAL,
From the french of Emily Souvestre, author Of Attic
Philosopher in Parisn-l vol. II mo-, paper cover,
cents; cloth. 2 plates, 70 cents.
This 10 very entertaining little book. 1t contains the
history Of most exemplary young couple who although
into erYors but there fathers perfect sage and
aunt who must have learnt wisdom from the lips Of
Penelope herself and these two individuals always
hand to make the right not with the touch of magic
much despised article, "go0d adviOc."
A COMMON PLACE BOOK
THOUGHTS, MEMORIES AND FAxcIrs.
Original and Selected.
Part 1-Ethics and Character.
Part 2-Litsrature and Art.
BY MRS. JAMESON
vol, l2 mo-, cloth 500 pages, 20 cents.
randum Of thought which might Gf
and paper a. hand) and to mark land remark any
passages in book which excited either sympsthetc
snAgonstic feeling The collection OF notes Accumulated
THE GREAT UNKNOWN.
The recently discovered romance 1T Paris by
WALTER SCOTT,
Entitled
MO r h U N.
A TALE OF THE TWELVE HUNDRED AND TEN,
new in Of De Saint Maurice Cabany proprie
Deceur General de ID Socete des Archvtes de France
will be published June Nothing in the literary world for
the last has created such intense excitement in
Europe ae the discovery of this posthumous novel
Franklin square, New York.
Persons RENTING fifty cents will receive copy Of the
Each copy will contain fac smile of Sir Walter SCOTS
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MAT, n,r,.oos AND MRS HAsnIs n Re-


" turning thanks to the ladies and gentlemen for the
Kind patronage they have hitherto received beg respect
FULLY 70 inform them that they continue the Of
w hnd every facility 70 make the most sdvsntsgeou.
Matches and secure eligible and agreeable partners and
happy comfort able homes hours for gentlemen
from A. N. TO r. NJ; for lades, from TO p. NJ. No
tters noticed unless eneiodng stamps Mr. and Mrs.
Ha,rs and corrspopd 10 English, French aud
German
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Large Size 80 Cent Oogucrreotypes are
taken st HUTCHIN GS gallery 3 Broadway enclosed in
handsome embossed equal to any taken elsewhere
for 81 Don't mistake the number, 373.
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Illustrious nance are seen below
Sig nsd to certificates;
Premiums Of nations we can show

From Europe and the States
To Prove the InfalnbaiAty OF Lyons Mag
nstic powder for destroying all kinds ofss and Of his
pill flor killing mice and rats, read, Chemists Chiffon
Reid Torrey, 10. men of high standing sI President PHI
England France and Belgium prove the trath Of the
sertion, At depot IA Broadway.
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Anson's paxuerreStyp es.-Largc Size fsr SO
soored and nice twice the gzs others take
50 cents and equal in quality and size to those made
elsewhere for e. Arson bo9 Broadway, opposite Mesro
polIt Hotel
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B0ston Planus.-Eorace Water, 333 kBroatI-

way has the sole agency of Gilbert Co.'s Iisnos with
and without tho eolian Jacob Chickering's Hallst Cum.
Ztons ana woodward Browns pianos all OF which have
the Iron frame and will stand any climate They
beat Boston mskes and will 90 sold Mt factory prc whole
sale and retail, with liberal discount for cash.
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Hats for Junc.-The White Beaver, ana
every variety Of summer hats Of the best quality the most
Styles and ~ the lowest rates. 1T RAFFERTY,
EEAsKS celebrated hat establishments No. 81 Chatham
street, and Of Chatham and Pearl streets.
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Rocky MOuI tain silver Beaver Hats, or the
richest exquisite finish. sold by E5
PEEsCHEID for only 81 also choice varieties Of Psnamss
and strsws. Give him q call 1T 11S Nassau street.
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Cant. eir's Ga,te.s.-h "a Tnsng OF Beauty

he ever as the poet Keats has tad i'm
the JOY whh which ladies hail CANTREILS exquisite
ysittrs which originate solely from No, Bowery
uished be-. remarked tho other day With these
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Green Turtle Soup.-A very superior Tur-
tie ready to be served soup and steaks at all
hours, at BAnARD's state street. N. Families sup
Piled with soup in any part Of this other cities
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David,s Summer style Of Gentlemens' Drab
beavers and felt hats all the In the fashionable
world Give him call at his salesroom So Brsadwsy,
cond door from Duane street, and inspect them
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June, 1SJ5-Summer Coats. PantaloOns,
Furnishing goods in variety adapted the
Of both ard boys, are now exhibited ALFRED
AUkRUE coz one price clothing store al Broadway
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HollOway's P1lls.-Purge the System at
this with few doses Of this wonderful medicine so
as to purity the blood and give healthy and vigorous
sig Of disease Sold at the manufactures 80 Maiden
New Yosk and 2 strand London and by all druggists st
rs cents, 62x cents, and 81 per box.
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Only 50 as French Calf Boots, with
sAee shsnhs made 70 order by BAKER Is Ann street.
Ds1 French patent leather boots - to 81 Gen lemens
sLeAS CATERS &o from 20 to 80 cent cheaper shsu
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Photographs for 80 Gents and 81 Open the
peoples purse strings to alarming extent Msers
the inveterate skin ints going
these cheap PICTURES reckless of he expense $50 Broadway
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Knox knows to a II what Will suit the taste
of the community and his styles of hats
elements the rsge' ct present They light,
elegant and graceful in keeping with the and
nsh the with to good society They
obtanable only at No. 6sS Broadway No. 12S Full
tou at
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, WRITING AND SPEAKING
~ medium.The causes and locality of diseases made
mown ard tdyiee Given correctly q no charge Definite
toriy adjusted Al 55 Broadway prince
Hours 70 u An, 70 3 and l0PA. g!ivate CYCLES
empty previous.
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A NoveIty-Zephyr Cashmere Suits, $40
These really beautiful sus combining eesance durability
and from deser pson Of light
simeTe OF rich delicate shades EVANS Clothing Ware.
house, Mes. G6 and GS Fulton street.
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II,
Broadway will sell during this month 1t the above
Great bargains may be expected Call and see.
Wedding Cards.-An Assortment OF Ever
es elegantly engraved at home) notes. eddns cards.
veopes, 10 can DO had application sent by post
any part Of the country. Established l8l0
JAMES kVERDELL, S02 Broadway, corner OF Duane Of.
Lace Curtains, window Shades, &c.-Buyers
great advantage In dealing large
for the the the smaller the per
Germ. that i Kelly Elf No Broad
joys opportunity selecting stock
Teas.-Thc Beat Assortment or Fine Teas
and elegant 125 Chatham street, between Pearl
Roosevelt Streets the oldest establishment in the city,
We readers they do better here than else
where, either at Wholesale or retail.
Notice 70 Manufhcturcrs-Refrig
One Of Schooey self meat provision snd fruit
in which introduced h patent process Of OBJ
tanning dry cold atmosphere from ice Can be In full
operation for few DAYS at the establishment Of Messr
GHILSON. RICHARDSON CO., 374 Broadway
Extract from q Physlclan's Letter 70 DR..
BRAEDRETH. -" Brandreths Pills have clearly proved
that state OF bowels may exist in many giving
s to On e 1 a will S mot B. en-
Of Them they ultimately restore the bowels to heal
thy and regular action believe them be the only
Numerous chronic diseases OF the bowels recently
eeved allevaton from them, which formerly
by different GLASS of remedies have found their
Brandreth Pills are Is cents per box with full d.
Tecsions, at the principal Office 43 Canal
The genuine Brandrsth,s Pills may also be- had Of p. p
Broadway; Of Mrs Hayes 75 Fulton street. Brooklyn ana
OF all medicine vendors In the world.
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NE aliO's Drab Beavers have just been Issueds
-I<you wish superior hat call and examine his stock 1t
be equaed other establishment in the city
Corner of Broadway and Canal street
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MATRIMONIAL.

M next door TO the corner Of Catherine Those wishia,
10 form matrimonial alliance, will hrd IL Aheir al ivan
has opened osia register whereby any LADY sen
sortng to the unpesant alternative Of advertsne Ia ar
press their wishes Parties may send real name residence
T,n Is ssshasses fYythns oonoeaas lssssss inter
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June, ies5.-Chs elk matssiiies Suits, 81 So
Zeply VT suits So Marsess vests ST. complete
June suits So 50 ard S. double breasted cloth coats So at
EVANS clothing warehouse, &C and IS Fulton street.
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Bonnets Genin's Bazaar, 5I3 Broadway
The balance Of the stock q spring and summer fashion: in
bazaar s selling of at in order to make for
fresh novelties Chdrens bonnet selling a 50 each With
regard The above eptome Of all the
prevailing styles abroad we'll those designed in the
tablishment 0ENlN'S Bazaar, St Nicholas Hotel,
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Court C.lend.r-ThIs D.v

OOUHG OUItnU1I-Vnn OWys
COMMON PIKAs-Part Mos $50 to S73, ITO. Part
2-764h, ss7, s44 to SAT, s51 to 1857, 827.
TEE OTHER CoURTs.-Decisions in the Castle Garden
Emigrant Depot and in the motion for attaohmen
against Mackellar and other refractory witnesses.
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DurnO's Oatarrh Snum Cures Nervous Head
ache in i've minutes-For thirty.one cents in stamps
handsome sample box Of this paid
the Post Once always fresh from the maker.
J., DURNO Albany, N. Y.
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.John q. Moseman, Merchant Taiipr. 40 s5

Nassau street up stairs second door peow John s
OF description order)
suitable for geneuans wardrobe, Mt very low prices
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II you should read this to-day, they tell ms
that he has moved, and does stay. WhoY Why,
WHITE the halter S2l Broadway opposite the Broadway
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Boy Summer HATS and Caps OF every des-
crption can be found At GENINS BAZAAR SIS Broadway
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DIR. D. B. Fitch, Author OF the +" Six Lee
lures on Consumption" once ~ Broadvsy open daily
asthma diseases Of the heart and all chronic diseases Of
males and femsles. Consultation free.
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Carpetlngs and Oiicl0ths Twenty Per Cent
lass than former prices --P PETERSON HUMPHREY 37g
Broadway will sell during this month 1T the above ratsA
Great bargains may be expected. Call and see.
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TILE TRADES.


RIO FURNITURE MAMUFACTURERs- wANTED, BY
young whoup derstAnde tho above business
IN All By three years experience Of the
largest Victories OF this city and carver
situation adapted 20 bic ability, would prefer In the
country References will be given Address A. H. 81 4th
st., corner Broadway.
vITANTED-A MATCHMAKER TO GO TO ILLINOIS.
w that understands his business and can give GOOD
reference single man preferred Apply TO Thee Laboy
3li Broad st., Newark, N. j.
WANTED-A SPINNER; ONE WHO THOROUGHLY
understands gas fixture spinning In all its branches
Apply to Curtis Ray Is Canal street. between II and IL
O'Clock A. NJ
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-. - -

E M4Ff1f.a8t N4.Hfiae tE.E aHh as4 EtNE II
s#. 10 atNa
etsf $3.50 ~ tt re. - ee e ansee rs 4t.@
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ITO CALIFORNIA AGENTS AND RUNNERS-A
Wholesale and retail and dealer Shirts
collars arawer and gentemens furnishing goods in the
with yho the arrival q each
MIA box TO- Post ONCE stating wheA and whore
an interview may be had.
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OLD STAND FOR CHEAP YURNITURE. FrATgERs

~ beds mattresses and pillows Turniture ma 20 or.
as vsrbsned and upholstered Chairs painted,
ana sested win cane or rush. NJ hand furni.
nre hair and feather beds sv,hssged
Sta trr streets. -
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COUNTING ROOM FURNITURE. -poURIu Avn sTu.
gle sitting and standing desks from Is Ia Sioo aNo
tables TO so once chairs from 81 TO S20 desk stools froE
Be- to 80. at KNox'S desk store, SO Beeimsn sirest
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FURNITURE,

r,SAMrLLED COTTAGE YURNITURR-NIAr. PM
~ suiss - low - sao q Vie msnufsstery and wass
sSN Of elegant sad fashioaabls sbamslIsd s1iss
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Wedding Cards.-An Assortment OF Ever
es elegantly engraved at home notes. wedding cards.
velopes, &c DO had application sent by post
any part Of the country Established 1910.
JAMES EVERDELL, S2 Broadway, corner OF Duane st.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-12-05

N0TIGE.maTHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING AT OC-
1N TOBER Term, 1855, of Yadkn County Court, quail
flied as Executor of the last will and testament of Jona
than jones' deceased and the said Jones having by his last
directed that all his real and estate be sold at
public auction.
The undersigned will offer for sae the late residence
of the deceased the 5h day of December and
tnue from day day until all is sod the following real
and personal estate to wit valuable of land
which the family resided lying the Yadkn rvern
Yadkn County eight miles west of Rockford containing
between four and five hundred of which about $50
acres rieh bottom land and in high state of tvaton
the upands of good quality the land is well
tered and has upon very comfortable dwelling house.
and other convenient outhouses and improvements and
situated in very healthy region of country, and in
neighboihood of good society Also, four negro slaves
boy about II years age, girl abont 49, and small
boys, about and the other years DID, and all very
likely All the stock of cattle, hogs and sheep, large
quantity of corn wheat, rye and OATS Proyender Dc
arge lot of sole and upper leather. All the household
and kitchen furniture. Que Wagon One set black
smiths tools. And all the farming tools, and many other
articles too tedious to mention. .. -.
credit of twelve months will be giTcn the pur-
chasers giving bonds with approved security.
All persons indebted the estate hereby notified to
come forward and make immediate payment And all those
having claims against the estate notified to present
the duly authenticated, within the time prescribed by
law this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery
JOHN JERVIS, Executor.
October s, 1855 92-td.
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STATEo OF NORTH CAROLYN, FRANk- FsASIs

COurl OF fIeiS anu QIdIteT k1CSSFeIS
September Term, 1855.
paper writing PuTporng to be the last will and tes
of Thomas Williams deceased is propounded for
probate, in open Court, by w. s Harris the Executor
leein named and appearing to the OF Inc
Jesse Williams of the hersaaw, and next OF kin
of the said Thomas Williams deceased reside beyond the
that publication made in the North Carolina Standai
newspaper published in the City of Raleigh for SIX weeks
this Court to be held for The County aforesaid at the
Court House. in the of Louisbg, the second Mon
day of December a. d. 1855, then and there to pro-
ceedngs in this and to make themselves parties to
the same if they think proper TO do.
Witness Young Patterson Clerk of our said Court, at
office the second Monday of September. A. D., 1855
Y. PATTERSON, c. c. G.
October E. 1855 pr. Adv. IS 6216c) 92-w6w.
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EN- GIN EERING.

sEESHE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
pians specifications and estimates to contract for
TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST
- MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING. AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS, AND
machinery of Every Description.
Beng practical Machinist and having had years
experience in North Carolina am fully the
d the people, and safely say that my facilities
p m anP pay aPf Pate4aF % % senoP putting machinery
Agent for McClntocs patent Safety Valve and SCOTS
patent Brick Machine &c &c - ~
"a All letters to receive attention must be nostnad
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer,
Raleigh, N. c.
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.-oRTu CAROLINA MUTUAI. LIFE IN


NJ SrRANCE COMPANY, Office Raleigh, n. c. This
or for life the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE the assured
o. S ifp participating in the profits of the Company For
W Granted the whole term of lica. when the pre-
pun therefor amounts to $5o note may be given for one
f The amount OF the premium bearing interest at per
CEN rn,'r manner which all losses have been paid
l t nrnuny together with the low rates of premium
pn great inducements to such Us are disposed to in
sure. ., e- town, Of fro,, ono IN five vaors
s,r Iwc-,frds their value
" sss are paid within 80 days after satisfactory proc
presented. D1pECTORS
CHARLES E. JonSsoN WIZ. w. HOLDEN,
VIZ. d. HAYwooD, WAD COOKE,
JAMES F. JORDAN, r. Ii: Battle
U;NTEN BUSBEE, WIN H. JONES,
l. ". HUsTED, T. r. IEscUD,
WV Ii. McKee, SEAToS GALES.
CHARLES B. Roof.
OFFICERS.
n, CuARLgs Z. JOHNSON, President,
u!mI1,y d. HAYwoop, Iice President.
Iyuy G. WILLIAMS Secretary,
WmL,u II. JONES, Treasurer,
" HrsrEp, AHorne&
Cr,RLEs T. JOHNSON, NJ. D. KfdicaL
F,cnn, SIL1,N B HAYWOOD, NJ. D. ConSulsatiOn
r. II. BATTLE,
'ANN- J. HERSMAN, General agent.
For further information the public referred to the
bIts IT," and forms Of proposal which may be obtained
ifr CIice Of the Company, any ofits Agencies.
Communications should be addressed, (post Paid,l to
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
IL 6N-
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A G.ICULTURAL MACHINERY.-The sub
rbcr has on hand the largest stock of Farming I'M
Tnrs 10 be found in the State, embracing horse powers
MI have takeu the first premiums at the late FAIR held
in R,I;Dre and this city wheat Threshers wheat Drills
@ vers Germ Planters, Corn shelters OF every KIND to
I from 3u0to 100 bushels per day, which are sold low,
I warranted fully equal to any 10 be found in the Union;
~ cutters for hand and horse power, homlny Mills Grlst
% caal e of grinding 90 bushels of good meal per hour;
Crr Cb Crushers Vegetable Cutters, Fan mills some OF
> have taken premiums with several medals and GER
ifra Of their prc-eninence all Others Harrows OF
~, size and shane. Culivaors for and two hers
" With wrought and iron and reversible steel teeth
C md Tobacco CultvatOrs, Plows of all patterns for
@ m ;rec and horses large and desirable an as
. os can he found in any house north south, with
irs Of Pow Castings to suit OK lokeS, OK Bows oke
INNS Bow bins whifie Trees Trase Chains, Ok and Log
C.ns Axes Grub hoes, wedges, Drag and Guitiyal1r %
Th SPADES shovels, Forks. (sone worth So each Gard
fn T,< hoes Garden Plows and CuVators Chan jumps
int Ir Pumps Garden Engines, PoSt-ho!e Augcrs, Bun
Rlgs OK Balls Butter Churns with every other desirahe
Irrent fDr the Farm be found in any Agricultural
Hst north or south, with many other desirable goods,
w. Bar Iron of all sizes for the farm, blacksmith ship
vgit carriage makers, &c. &C. bellows anEiis wees,
and dies hand and sledge hammers, blast ppes cart
~ carriage axles and springs couidrons ana othGr nol-
I nec< crndstones framed and not framed WIN rlc-
RAW rrS for same &C. with large lot OF superior green
md Mack teas cigars white and coOrcd carpet warp hemp
tn for sturgeon nets, wrought and cut nails ship and
ba spkes with great many other goods, Wnlch cainot
enumerated in an advertisement. All III want, are lnVl-
a1 IN call and supply themselves on the best terms
el u '''' A''' supp S. MARCH.
~
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A VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
"A. Wishing o South, will sell on favorable
TERMS the plantation which, reside formerly own
ed by the late Henry j. g. Rutn, containing about 1,Uo
Contentnea creek where the Wayne and'Greene
lines unite with that of Edgecombe large portion OF tins
plantation is rich bottom land not subject overflow and
is we'll adapted to the production of cotton and corn This
plantation is fvorably situated, being within miles
Of Black Greek Depot, the W Il. r. and within five
miles of the Grecnvie Plank Road, and has been long
known the valuable in this portion of the
state f. EUFFIN.
September IS, "a. 1-swtf
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EEANAMA IN 1S55.-AN ACCOUNT OF THE PAN
Il ANA Railroad, of the Cities of Panama and Aspin-
wall with Sketches of Life and character the Isth1nuS
BY Robert Tones: With Illustrations, l6mo muslin
The writer of this ume accompanied invited party
from New York 10 assist at the opening OF the Panama
Railroad. He has given full and interesting account of
that great industrial enterprise from its inception its
completion with graphic instructive description of
the romantic country whose eastern and western shores
connected by the bands of the railroad The sketches
of tropical climate of the curious natural history of the
Ishmus and its peculiar social customs and habits which
presented by the author style of unagging
ton ayety make his work of the attractive
books of travel issued from the American press The
illustrations are from drawings made on the spot
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
Memoir of Reverend Sydney Smith By his Daughter
Lady Holland. With Selection from his Letters edited
by Mrs. Austin 2 vols 12mo., muslin.
x The work now issued comprises inartfical me-
moir of Sydney Smith, giving brief and unpreending
narrative of his life but beraiiy spced with specimens
his good sayings and limited SELECTION from his corrcspon
dence consisting almost entirely of letters written the
friendship few of his intimate
For Sale By FL. ID. TURNER,
N G. Book Store.
Raeirh Sent. 1855.