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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1855-03-24

FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
T. 6- T. U(4DDILL,
HAY STREET.
Are now receiving their Fail and Winter GOODS.
consisting ofa large and we'll selected stock of
GROCERIES HATS and CAPS,
Hardware Boots and Shoes,
Cutlery Saddlery and Leather,
Blacksmith & Fur Heavy articles in the
pcntine Tools. Drug line
\ Agricultural Impc Rcady-made Clothing,
ments, and staple Dry Goods.
This Stock prepared to JoD or retail
Fayetteville Oct. "a. 1884.
gs.g- We ask the Planters and Tnrpentine
men to examine our kerseys, Negro Blankets,
Hats and Shoes.
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w 4 NTED
\. iarst rate Cooper and Turpentine Disti!ler.
ROBERTSON & EVANS,
Lumber Bridge, Robson County.
Marchp5, 1867 37-tf
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III \ * Il l. r r. \ c II o Il \ :,

III A RIFLE
BY GEO. LAUDER.
Nearly opposite to t. W. Vikings Auction Store.
Fayetteville, \. e.
Oct |. 1853:
y q TT & f..
We have ought the Wagon shop lately owned by
ThoS e. Fuller the corner of Franklin anu MaN-
well streets and are now PREPAR TO EXECUTE
ALI. ORDERS FOR
TaunER WAGONS, ROAD w AGONs
of all sizes Carts Drays, Wheel Barrows, and
in short ANY AND EVERYTHING which
lies within the sphere OF the
NHEEI.-W WRIGHT
.fND
BLiChS SlIIIIiING BI SlNESS.
We will use only the BEST MAT ERALS which
can be procured. and viii guarantee our work to com
pare ftvorav with that done at any establishment III
the Southern Country
Repairs done neatly. promptly. and with dispatch
HORSE-SIIOEINti shall receive at our establish
mcnt prompt attention. and in this, Is we'll as every
other Icpartncnt Of business. will give salts
faction. HOLLAND. W f-iHl'rf-t {" ~
7.Fr | c'ccrfullv recommend Messrs. Holland
NcSiger Il Co to the public generally and my former
patrons They practical Mrchanics-mastcrS OF
their trade and VIII please those who may favor them
wifi, their work TIOS. G. FULLER.
Feb'y ;. lS55.
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SPRING, 1855.
PEARCE & FERGU USON

SPRING, 1855.
PEARCE & FERGUSON
Are now opening and receiving general assort-
ment of
Foreign and Domestic, Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, and
general assortment Of Ready-made Clothing,
Which they offer at WHOLESALE or RETAIL, at
lw prices and upon accommodating terms to pune
customers.
Il. F. PEARCE. j. b. FERGC sun.
March 15 1858.
TO .WERCHaA'TS & yN-f.NUF.fCT
OF TIN WIRE.
have Oh hand now and shall keep sapply OF Tin
Plate, Block Tin, Iron Wire Rivets. Lead Pipe, Sheet
Lead, &c.
a .,rge assortm.nt of plain antJapanea Tin ware
of Inv Manufacture, at wholesale and retail
C. W. ANDREWS. Market Square.
March r. 1855 57-tf
- MoRsE'ss sCORDIAL,
BArrv's Tricopllcrous
Cod Liver Oil, Or. &. CO
Sands Sarsaparilla,
Ayers Pectoral.
Wistars Basam Wild Cherry
Citrate Magnesia,
Congress Water,
For sale by j. " SMl11l
March II, 3I-4t
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SELLING OUT AT COST.

SELLING COST.
( Wishing change my business will sell my entire
DRY GOODS AT COST
1.ersons wisAia2to buy bargains will do we'll to call
|and purchase cheaFsfor cash
{ | woLd sell ont m~-a1lole stock of Dry Goods and
if pefson wants to purchase for
the p,Aposs>af seiag into the bs7s'asss n.1,e
7t,nuary 2ofh:~
~
<Yq~ All parsons indebted to me by Note Or
r7ao,. are respec tfnv requested to call and settle
nnSrSsSrv-4@ longer indulg gence will not be given
ts->SS>~o,h> K. D. DAVIS.
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NOTICE..

Fayetteville. Feb. 6. 1855.
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Feb'v Goth.
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A. =. MoYNAN, Chief IF Police.
X Filling OFF 10 THE LADIES AT HALF

g ELIING OFF TO THE LADIES AT HALF
- THE USUAL PRICE on entire stock Of rich and
is Hesaasa siksn soers richest quality Bssk s
Rsh SILK Dresses with Silk Flolnees; style Tresn
and Begs Ladies' giding and Evening pre with
Flounces Ladies' Rich Embroidered Undersh Ladies'
age Frsdrh and ycorns Coett Chem
onitoD Maltese and Vslor
Jseones sisa 5000 sass snd ssS,
Merino style Opera coeks and Hoods Aso Lace
cred Robes Cas d Hoods 400 style Grape Shaw Of superb
quality Bty Combs Baga Purses aud Forte
style; Rich Tmmuga
Mansss and other articles TOO
Rich Dress e Cloaks Grape Shaw and E
rcdercs ia will 70 sell a. hsh eur n9
purpose going Europe Ladies' going
silk Dresses Coaks Embred,
their advantage call at LA Canal street,
oay but offer than half usual
balance hs Please remeubsrthe No. Ia CA
MAL STREET. 3azsAaI - d. Z. KEEGAN. d2a 9n \
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pEaauerNous OR cHAlyBEATE SPRING,

At the Issa day. when physicians estimate suginous prspara
tons high taus chal7beets spring The Kew
Orleans necessarily be obecs decided
cal faculty They cannot but prefer the natural rrugnons spring
Artificial hitherto prescribed
form Of powders, pills quida Artificial preparations are IN
their operation lhy act much more slowly than those
patnse especially the latter doisdin Artificial
preparations frequently Of soeohesve character they paa
through tbs iave into the inteaHs canal without produc
effect II follows them thata spring rich
refer be powerful auxiliary IN the treat
diaesss will the end bs Faculty
ali caaes n which iron is administered.
The especially affect iron, nugas yellow
srFecyarats pota annic gold
tansouy presence Of this metal other sub
usually fund pip Of this KIDD hut very
ama proportion The angs co4ss 50 to speak, of little else than
Few fsrruginuus springs either
Europe BIS compared with either Tor
carbonate Of for the pnncy other mineral produots.
Ifpso If Min nonta
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u 100000 part. BY weight The water .. the Wing sri

Hs,ial9
spiyes9g pr. Ride IF those points which
good eaeet OF dSspeg a. where ihs sooch
sh N 6y he presence and action Of unhealthy AID
N NY acids Of the stomach ana 10 loing th gyes
ea portion Of acid which Is more transient in Its acid
nervous systems relieving nauseasooling and exhr-
the raby Of the stomach In govt broaght
caes Of the from tho thc acid deposit
aeng IN double aya actual yovent by means Of the
hasas aspe,s 1s Induced these e
~ Of value named purposes, water the
II @ sehy Spring u 70 70
.GabOaae ,ods il hopping
he Bsd Onshosss e asae for he
cArhonate. n 80
power pforiass seass pyrias herpes
,snay and recommended also IN Of the
and gou For these purposes the Alkaline Sulphur Sppg WOULD
% psssisrisa being more suphnrettea hydegea
almost alkaline seuous beverage
hs sssd in Al thu Southern sssoI Of country And
- pleasant and health bringing mineral water"
opinion confirmed by the extraordinary cures which have
zen erected by the of these invaluable waters
Carriages and attendance nj all ttmss
and from The and for the use 81 visitors during their
srIi4E1 li ~ CONNER 3 wooTEN propris.ors.
Gn q thss public judge or themselves their
hs zaows as he sTkpoN sFRNas Aiabama ehsesi
thrn contained beneficial effects resulting from the
.ne eapecalv chronic nammasiohs Of the amsntay
peculiar chronic inamaioa Of the skim hillary
N Certain omz Of dissaass OF the urinary ogau and In
AsusaEA depending on rheumatic aaset,ena. ,,pu,r n
49,. ~ W. RUSHTON, :.
Ap PECQUEI,
jess d&Wh JH. R0uASET
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~ NIgKERBOUEER FATENT aO0KIEG
~ EEasaE-~EIasyEhE &sIgH

PRICE s, COULoN, Plumbers, 101 Poy dras
Nav seu ard the
gene shsy arry l. all iis ssnses
and Prepared snYply fF0T, Colp pLGN9Eor biup
BATHS skfsRIcAt en- qLIsIa aud FRENCH MkTrR
FOUNTAINS, HrA5S FArcETaof ali kinda,
COOKING "a 5Es akRprS R0sE, HYDRAULIC RAMS;
FORCE LIFT sARR PaiPS sttoa the newest syla
PIPES Of every aastrirtiou SEiEET
BLocx TIN always hand; EMP aad sTEAMBoAT yH0RK
neatly %. and notice. auIn
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CoscLusoNs.-The Alabama Vchy Spring 10 remarkable :
l. For The lae qannty o. aicane hcarbonae almost pure
which they contain to wiz 6540 gfains gallon or grains
per pint, or t-i9 paInme6 per litre.
g. For Of salt iodine, pscepbo only four palcp
Of water. #l}#44
For ths WV ANAL proportion they contain suphats Of
soda chiorfdeof sodium. -
For hsApssDcs Of aaphae of magnesa email proper
ton. spring. in the United States this salt
tho oabasnae Of chloride Of calf ono meat
npxpus and isagreeahle In mineral apfings. t
As the Alabama Vchy Springs extremely analogous to tho
Vehy Springs France 1t is 10 10 presumed that viii
r all those diseases which the Vehy
employed viii obtain agna by their use these
quite peaaG ID the tas they stimulate digestive
without disturbing Or the stomach akszs
rany All the secreona which been nv
scidty alkaline character oe persons Who for
drank freely Of tho wata word
cey the properties hoHe Of the celebrated Vchy Spura
SULPHUR SPRING.
Thin spring amsr in composition that Ak Ia chapeie
Europe. hswever, contains lstiye poporon al an
bicasbenate Of s@a thsn the European spring. " ~
ANALrT following the Ingredients contained in an Eng
iah pint (wine pn): -
sulpaarrst.ed Hyd1ogen-l 81 loo cubic inch.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
yN7HERE are made Mills Of the various

KMTHERE are made Mills OF the various
ranging pricsn ona each INA
grpdrg sir bushels TO the hour ~
Burr npplfsi and velocity
S0ntheru inTentiDa well Southern
their excellence esuxisn
popularity extensive sale aud the large ehts empoysi
thar manulaetuIss -
The proprietor now prepared iuHnah Botsrs The most
boiling maa hwhes
superior family aor Planters and others wanting M
Boorn the tines home
Hsdsrkned than by depending
thr Northern trnps fof grinding. ii. y. Z. D.,
following nbs will OF the Sp
and the care put up p aeootsnes with printed nape
tons sent with each mill
hour. Velocity from COO revolution per
ninpts, Band 4 inehea wide. .
il inch Burr price Double Gsared $40. Capacity 'front.'
hour. yslocityom g5 to sooseSontons
Band inchs wide.
Size nehet large any Horse MIL, and sp from
lngeonough whatever
Double Eeared $3.50 Capacity
the hour Velocity from 400 80 $50 revolutions
minute. Band sinches lido.
"a Inch Burr prcs $500 Capacity from u to 10 bnahsls the
vey from 400 SEQ Fsyolations Bant 10 inches do.
10 20 btshsla tho
Velocity $40 cvotniohs. Band II inchsa wide
$500 Capacity from s TO IS hnsher ioths
esoldionb miphs Hand i4inehss vide.
price Capacity 40 to 80 bushels The hour
revolutions minute Bani vide
ready for grinding whom attached To- and
printed the Mill All oriPr5 left the
mail to the address Of willie T. Coleman, Esw
msot with prompt attsnsion and dispatch.
TERMS CASH! all Mills aotl fully gEs,snteed.
sqsaGwol 6 WILLIS r. COLEMAN. Patsn'ss and prnprar
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EhR. j. A. DE HART, DENTIST, &fsssssssss,
MY tbs ladies
IF Ns Orleans s5d y,e,aity
Hsfoona surpassed These
rest
residence
Soar hoaand Dnuphir from Homea 'satore,
Ew- UPPER SETS OK TEETH the
6 e1s AGO. FULL SETS
Upper Lewsra for from s1a6t ssGn aplsistfs
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orr1cE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE.

MONTHLY Honor tie Mayor dhe Cay yaO
9eams daa uanfh their
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s. UsPENsION BRIDGEsN'NoTI11;;

* uspENsION BRIDGEs.[NOTICE
s sn Bridge viii
WIKI sasSo q any other River United sssa
~ nhluGhS, Ies for rsadY sssh
MANENT @ 49, open ssfsuppens IRON PER
ae mesr sh q wrought Ire
~ can spsn ~ Potomac ~
soq RIVER rom Ws.t wiamsbarh
ras sasPsnded duringths Revolutionary War IVAN
-. 80. fab4W
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

II WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
ID GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
ny offer supply Duggaa and Dealers at POprisor lowest
ID General Depot Special Agency
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assINE WATCHES, JEWELRY. sto -,

AsINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, etc, .,sss
A. rfLER, So CAMP sTREET Aaeons.aut,s an 4fss
sana sad IL feeeising By arrival GOLD LEVER "a
paksra $3.50 - - she eetSesAAAIE
saKEYsiass.r,
SSoLp eEEs PENCILS THiMBLEs sues LES an, F,,...
sPnoss SkDocHEs, NECKLACES RINGS siLvER
fRAys ~ ny ssYttks LADIES, cASToRS ebPs pITCtiRRR
sica FANCY shn TEA SETS uRNs
sI msaiioa
and
NF'ssss ssp ~ Rhaft notless II s
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TO THE PUBLIC.
s many persons are still in doubt as to

! "A s many persons are still in doubt as, to
a the 81 MAGSEsIsM In the OF
Chronic Deases which proved nurab by the
Eaenliy, trath public
which Will clear this doubt md all
faith. TAs which shall reiato completely within my
Ledge, as il hsppensdn my family. ~
niece nine, young Of sxtoen age
dick and half by having been frightened. She
hta OF character would
equilibrium, unable walk without falling
She and
whole body particularly her mb
horrible coutorion All thin
the painful while,
sight hecame gradually feeble The deprivation
increased these evils from until the lady,
whole became eDfsebe sasionaly
still Temsinng The crisis became frequent
ber mother quitting her eyenf5r moment
In lhsse Of suffering received the aid of the
Or usua coarse Of mediea. r. satpsn without reevng benefit
After entirely dsapsng the had
about The beginning q Lat Noyembef and consulted MADAME
ALLUARD 1856 Bourbon
aud Hospital ntreets. z95. ~.
ltric.iy nunctions lady, consisted
principally Of direct applications Of Magnetiem Aua
two uaonRs of this sudcsd patient
pletely to health. %1 Il
Since time niece cured four onthe health
not mteret nstanher appee phssical
gaety have NIL returned 70 II by ench
such the laeta ouch the truth, which
TO make Known 70 Interested who suffer
relief from medicns. HAZEAR FRERE. z
p. s. For falar Information call ST. Anthony
street, my plantation, Aieaie Road.
Madame Alnad's
young who will for persona not
speaking the Franeh language. ms
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Z - STATE LOUISIANA, I'D.
&3 Parish Of Orleans. City New Orleans
Be Remembered that the March, 1885, before me The
subscbers Justice Of the Peacs
socially appeared Charles Briggs PRESIDENT
tins Louisiana Mutual Company orlsnps
being duly according aoyy
ccounts lust and true, tho
She said Company. GHARIiS BRIGGS, Presidebt.
H. T. JANYIER, Secretary,
sworae ana before this 2sth 1885,
n, Q. v. JUNTE.
The Board of Trustees ,ves s,
the sarned ezdng March 18TH Ss5 m
which will be The first pss
- A'
The insure against the pers seas and
Office, soutleaat corner fCamp Matches atres,a
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
r. = ,6,vvrpp ESQ.,, A. cARRIERs, Vice President.
A-aau .hIay,Ye I1Es
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RLAD0N SPRINGS, ALA.-The pro- -
- pstors these delightful Mineral Syringe situated sEaW
il healthy region of pine woods, four mies west Of
Tombgbse miles north 81 Mobile
Of these leaving city for health during the
that they completed the additional
contemplated
visitors sy Of superior comfort They pledge themselves
nothing shall wanting their part to make
at these Springsthe most agreeable. !
They beg the test OF teas waters duly anayzed by
fesaor Riddsll, 81 the University of Louisiaoa.
The water nc Alkaline Sulphur Spring contains parts
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10 conclusion undersigned respectfully soca COM
paoa Of The naya Of the above Syringe with those of others
South Such satisfied will essabIsh
invaluable remedies in the chroni.
diseaaeH. zzgI
iyiI M CHARLES EULLUAI, propystgr
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sSLAVE DEPOT, 1863 GRAVIER q. -.
~ sTEETThe andsSsgned has On hand and viii A &
sa ~, FL sssGI,nsnse sLAxEs eouaistng Of ME az
o. ali HOUSE and FIELD
ose the Varieties Thess
heir
| she city.
10 nton vii paid
5f &t t5s TtiOhlAA J. FRISBY lsa arsyierssrset
~ . 10
Fellow Co Curry Person Co.; Back
J. g. Cocks a Co.t Watt 4 DeSauiies. 49,. -
N. BTho HI HEST CASH PRICES paid oily YOUNG NE
sfUES. r.. es4lt g6AaN j1t T.s. F. nj d&Wly
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/ Fire. RIVER and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSUR ANGE COMPANY
or TORONTO, G. w
EpuD. q. oBRIAN Secretary. NJ CLARE PrssJsnt
? BRANCH OFFICE, No. IS Camp a., dew otiesns
The are now prepared
soa RIVERS any
b. FIRE.sith cprsnsratsso o. premium.
BENJAMIN FLOR knyE Agent.
nsly HARMON DIANE ,Asalsi All Asssu.
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'H6ss 7f# tTAl4$ sszssrf 54sN 3h&t
- o. is5'..,e Z s .I.tl n go f-s.i tsz4zlL IL
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THE SPRINGS.
6SULLUM,S SPRINGS, CHocrAw Co. 1x.ak
A., eighty as mile, above Msbe twenty. miles iSsE

6SULLUM,S SPRINGS, CHocTAw Co., 81
~ os %ai Ra assvs .sa 4. s
~ ss to q. &.
ssss ~ ssss':s sss
T ss.g asg rs ss a N ss
him liberal share fsS e ssaa Rand
ss ass Ts Is
and ~ ss sisas man, ,Ga s
vii G rs wSs aa h.s. tines weak
VIII
he Splendid sr nS s' s q H. Powell
a al. hgss sa em NJ,
+ s ' s s Il e. s.sss ST.
sss IN &C Arsp ss s.as ' ss.n
tho raele that hsye effected many
- he 1 s ss r' q 'a''
g. l45. L. cERTIFfcATEs.
aasas Which Mr. csa 1a caiua'
8 sP y NJ are
enjoyment S Of ysroas knds water. NaveiSssss
SULPHUR,
4 s1 s, s ass, , ss
msais Of The snas viacsra. Sl's
a. sssas s SKIN Rsss
sd That tnOns Syringe &C. particularly TonIos in nl..
sfsconsriehs from the
We are Of opinion that Mr. Cuama Mineral SpIinss NAV be
uesfu prescribed administered WITH adsment I'M
discretion. #1
j. Bengnosp m'fn ~ Il. Daret. d. NJ. P,I
BARRIE D. NJ F.. r. Alburz D. nj p -
Ch. Tarpin, D. NJ. F.. e. MarmiIion D. NJ 'p
V. Fornea4 Y; M "a, g. de palletti, D. NJ. p,
A. MsreisT, y. NJ FL * r. Oh Deiery, b. NJ. p.
New Orleans, April 80 1855.
A. Ianbsrt,D. Mp, J. Labatut d. NJ p liz
A.Pecqushb p: "a, Fp S. Martin, D. Mp,
A. Lemat, d M. F., D. Thiery d. ND f.
James Jones M D. a.. P. Tricon d. Nj F.
E. Martin, b Nj. F., J, H, Lewis D. Mp
Joseph Martin, D. M, r. -"
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SIDES-40 hhds Clear, for sale by -
~ iyIs S. H, KENNEDY CO., 10 Tehoupcalss s,rasi
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IN Is, d l5tsslf .ll35s7Jel7 " - .l9ss5
y HFGs lss33 fs4s fai Il ~ gst ls
" ~ -s.fsf .H tzs#7 & 3655ai u '=s7-
sa
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Mr.. GuItuh Dear i have just reviewed tho anal
by Mr. AysquiA OF pour new Springs which reqnesed you
aeni q Z.
These Springs unlike in country some Of this
most springs Europe remarhahe for i'll
nrgs Of nnsEa ngedisns they know Of 10
sprgs have parallel exoept the Badcn Syringe which arc
quite strong.
Digestive cannot be qaesehsd almost s cases
pa1ud BY general debility they will be found q: efu - ~
Very RESPECTFULLY youfs,etc., &c. MOTT, III. D.
To nyaidB proprietor pledges himself particularly that mn
exerton srt will be wanting CON sn
conteuted. &
The Analysis the following Sprnga was made bv Mr. Ava
oun Of New Oeans gentleman whose REPUTATION a.
dhe ranks amongst the highest moi ONLY in this enntv I
France aso .,.n.,,, ,r,<,,,,.
Proportions the several sustaucea contained in an
,ish pint or she aghth part Of gallon: " ~ h
Carbonic AeiA-merely noted. Grains 1rov Wsybt
Ambiguous Carbonate Of Soda ...........-...i
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T. tWoLFEs AROMATIC sCHEIDAM scaNAPPs.
pnggsa and Merchants and ell dealers of ihO articles
IN The aboys catalogue win find to ha
ssnang thsr efds whSs WI b ths most
United States and atths lowest prices P.aars address
J. WRIGHT E 90,
GENUINE MEDiclFE WAREHOUSE
5n9titf No. lkI Chartres street. Nswpysans La =
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HTAyE OF LOUISIANA II
a.t.,.n.ns - Parish q orisznb, city Of New brsansi
pc that the 18Th January,
% q The Peace in
Secretary OF the Home Mutual Company o New
Tho ossnE according 20 raw dspos
of the said Company. A. BBlsTiyER Pss.a"n, s1NsA
swointo and das
iC.V.JOkTE, Second Justice Of Ia Pence
,,,..--, ofthe Parrish otOrlsnnt.
Freeen
innnh Notwithstanding
" - 49, AAf.A " " w.
The Board of Trustees pra,
for the year ending the Both Decsmb be
to the credit Of contingent account. -' " fNe'
Thih per Of ths
ofsaS No. 10 Csapslsssi. ''
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-28
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS
GEORGETOWN, Nav %. I

GEORGETOWN, May %, 1856.
The damage done to the packet boat Con.
gres by the coal seow ranning into her having
been thoroughly repaired, she resumed her
regular tr ps this morning, and left at the
usual hour with large number OF passengers
for her different landings along the line of the
canal.
The political excitement in our city conse-
quent upon the Virginia election is still raging.
But little, If any abatement ia visible The
perfect contrast between the long sour faces
OF the one party, and the bright, cheerful and
mischieyous appearance of the other, is a
pretty correct index to the PRINCIPLES of every
man you meet while passing along the streets
Some OF the Glorious party seem inclined to
keep the excitement alive by having a little
fun at the expense Of their opponents by polk
ing al them biting jokes, DO some of which
are quite ludicrous and laugh able.
One OF Sans friends from our city went M
the river to see the sport. Upon reaching
the landing he remarked to the fishermen in n
familiar manner, boys, the water is quito
muddy" Yes" replied one of the party,
4" them rsseally Virginians threw Sam into the
Shenandoah, and his awful founderinQs. as
he came down over the big falls, have stirred
the mud up all the way down"
At DroVeTs' Rest last week, the offerinss o.
beef cattle we're considerable, but few, how.
ever, was purchased by our butchers. The
sales which were effected showed decline OF
about Toe per hundred. Sheep and lambs
have declined also.
Our Hour market continues firm with an M.
ward tendency. Sales on SATURDAY. forenoon
of 500 bbls. q: $40 ST3, afterwards OF 700 bbIs
at SIl, standard brands. No grain arriving
Mills all silent SpgcTAroR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-28
BY C. MCGUIRE, suctioneer.

INTENSIVE ASSOR TMET9' OF NEW AND
=. secondhand Fu5 iiur', without reserve.-On
THURSDAY morning, Nay 3lst, at 10 O'Clock, a,
store No 1876, south So Of Pennsylvania avenue,
betwee Az and 9th .tTeets, / shall sc the entire
stock in trade Of J. r. HcGregnr, who Is a-out 70
change his business c''mRriSing-
Suite Of p'ush-covered Ee'l0S Furniture
Rosewood and Walnut Wardrohes
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, WashstandS
rr nCh, Cottage and Plain BedsleSds
Hair and husk Mattresses, Feathers
Cane and wOOj-sest Chairs, Rockers
Looking Glasses. Clocks, Vases
Cribs, Cradles, Trundle Bedsteads
ChiliTeR's Cab, Wagon, Chairs
Tic, wood, willow anG iron Ware
China aRd Glassware, Toilet Sets
Cutlery Scales and Weights, Casters
Silver plated and Britannia Tea and Table Spoons
Show Bah, Water Coolers
Door Mats, Tia Safes
COoking and Chamber Stoves, Cooking Utensils
Spri g Wsgun, with tip, Wheelbancws
Shelving, Store Fixtures, NC.
:rgethtr with n,a ~ every article usually found
an 3 house-funiShing store
Terms; All sums OF and under SIS cash over
So cFesi; Of 90 and nine days, Ior satisfactorily
endo:sed notes, bearing interest.
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
may 25-G AuctiOneer.