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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-16
Saddiers Hardware,

AND cnACtt TRtNAiSG,
lust atge assortment oSaSaefa tnIdT viaE
RurTy 0WS, Hubs, Sp0keS Fellows, Carriage aud Ilre
HoilS MSikabio Irons, Patent and RnantIed Leather,
snd everything used BY lie tlade TO hSh nyis tue at
mis- 80 Old Stand, i63 MAIn 81,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-16
ASSlGNEHS NOTICE.

ASSIuNEHS NOTICE..
q ime1h ID, Woodrow having, OF The iitlldAyot
. Ipt 1874, hy rIopet deed conveyed " trust 10 il!e
io tie belefl ri Ills said Wool Owls ciedil
tloi III Hrtots In ans vile Indebted 10 said Woodrow
SIe ttd1lrsd To make lnHeale payment 10 ME, anu a
ett6S hying claims asanst said woodrow are Teqg!Iel
four months 10 e tleir claims with tie rIorer Ieeate
eoTdtps 70 lie terms Of said deed With e
hoi3 GE0, W, SIGHTS, ASsl4nee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-16

-44l 30. 49, ,4sS!aa
XkSsF0OTs WoNESs1GtIteS Htu
$50 pr nleu'S Nip boots, Gu1IEs, L1r,
1000 mems thick b00ts, 200 pr MOhleHs EAi!er''
800 mems cali boots, 400 DO hall glelI
LOCO mems water piNof DO 800 40 walNIEshOt',
NES's hROBiNs 500 do Sssed bu9kiRt,
900 nlsn's ellt bIog4ns, so do Kid baSkin', iui
1000 pIlne kp DO IeIs.
1900 10 thick NO Alssrs Gnottn HTt'
1000 low priced do NNs, IC.
HOYS' p)OtHs'. 600miSsF3 mOrocolat
1870 pail boys thick booiegS, 800 do Np 10
50 : ! s ali % 10 80 80 @ 10 fIi,ujSo.
YOtTA's HObTs. EntcH bnAiAA
800 pr youths cali boots, $50 10 black, tae, aal
80 ITO Kip DO v blOn1eA gaittTs,
1900 DO thick dn oiiiLpRENs Eh0tEiS'
HIYs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900 pr ilKy hOptt>,
t,000nT boz s KIP bTOsans, 1000 Ma e UlOIOtCJ /"
1900 DO lliiek DO 100 ehiliIth's Etg'd"
1000 youths DO DO t000ehlllreRS sn't Z"
COZ DO Kin DO 1890 DO e0!0rch "
500 boys and youths calfdo urN EROn...
wpNEE'S LtCe bUOTs, 4t0npaitS meas, lllIt1 ael
800 nloI0eo lace boots ehIlIlten't GnalS kctS.
1000 call DO +d ilIISIShClh
90 IL 10 400 ll0I NRHs p.pshFs
$500 kip DO 80 NOdhu,
hLSp EbxEs
800 wood band boxes.
Thankful for tile liberal lltl OIsge heIeiOt e1ttEeI
US, We solicit q continuance OF The Sanle. ..,..
sep3 . l.i ssIs MtCLlLtENS v kAQA Wa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-16
NIEDIGINA1l.5

~ D01 IpffiNSiiMEE6 4 ~ ~
PREPARED b. H. II, CARR 4 CO.. FROM
a PRESCRIPTION RI llNlSllED nY DR.
( WATSON CARR, VI WllEHllNG,
2 LATE or M0RGANr0WN,
u bt4tA RAoa NttItGS Fistt lAtt aay TSRtsS tteh
sW rtltsTt al tIi,rHel Psis, EiN, n ftsPttly ttH'
toHa4r6, n g9kGllH FtcrotttH IN ItHeFlaS iHht-
Wi Setri'eHt, go4tvf RAt c3 it kanliEhy
ttFtlVTtd In SRa pttRllar 10 nc
NDNIiIRElh LENiVENEE o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05
sECoND BOARD.
CRY TRADE REPORT.


AsHEs.-About ,0o0 bbls. were sold at S. IS for
and &c. for pearls
BREApsTufFs Flour-rhe market for inferior
common eracss was exc. . l2Hc per Dbl lower
ferior spo common TO choice brands Of State ut 1
$10 81 $40 81; sstern DO. do, $40 $40 37;S; Z
dian about 200 tbls $40 30 $40 81, with some
lots at Sill ~ . sll rs and 500 bbls common State
deliverable In ali July, at 30 rs; Southern wf
laht stock with moderate Gales at UNCHANGED p
Wbest-Tbe salss embraced 500 buahels white Mich
at So IS, and 1900 do at PIT. Corn was activel
sales Of about II 600 bushels Western mixed at 81
81 49, and 10 600 90. sold to arrive in all ia
81 Is; Southern yellow and white were held at 81
81 Is Rye Was nominal. Barlsy-700 bushels
rowed were scld at 81 "a Oats--4 200 bushels
cold At I7Hc Western .ere At about sle. Neal V
81 IL IS Is for Jersey Rye -four unchanged.
COFFEE Sales OF ], SEQ bags Rio were made at
coo do Laeuyrs at luxe.
firm at Saturday quotations.
FRHIGHTs were dull, and engagements light. To /,
pool. some small spgssemepts OF cotton were ma
u for comp,etssd bales; 10, 600 bushels was
to I'LL previous eoes cement, at Sd. In bulk, and
slaves at lis. Cd. To Glasgow, about $4,000 bashl
orn were engaged. in bulk and bags, at 3D. and 81
he Continent, rates were inactive but unchangsl
vessel taken mp for the French government on p.
California, rates ranged from BOO. . 36c. pssj
ERulr-4OO to 500 boxes layer raisins we're 50
- 62h . 81 rs.
GuNXY CLOTH 10 bales were sold ct lie. .
BAY -saleb 4VU ooO Daes Wero maoo ~ 81 W
HIDEs There has been rather more activity &
the past week The sales On braced about z, 900
Ayrts, q n lbs 1t 22kc; $500 dry California, n
~ 1tc. /; 1,e00 green ssted, 81 lbs, ~ BEL snd
Rio Hache, Is lbs . lok-an at %. seeck
10000
LEATHER. The trade wss less active during tho
week owing to the advanced season. without g
Of moment In quotat,oss.
NoIAssn 900 barrels New Orleans were sold 4
NAVAL STORMS were quiet, and prices unAltered: |
Ous.-whaIe and sperm vsrs unchanged. -
wss steady at &c. in large lots, ana we. s4c
store.
tbe sales embraced about 600 500 bbls, inciudinS
mess At $40 81 CIT. and new do ct y1y ~ q
ana new prime at s1a 81 81 rs, and Zoe boil
thin mess At $40 10. Beef steady, with SALES
barrels at old prices Cat neats-300 10 400 PEI
WIRE cold at 95zc eHc for hams asd IKE. a
for shoulders. Jard--saIcs Of 100 barrels were nj
I0ac 4 IeXc. Butter end cheese were unchanged
HIcE--IIO barrels were sold st &c a6Lc.
soAP-160 boxes were sold ct 10xc
SUGAR The market for Cubs was lees actif
sales embraced SOC hhds. Porto Rico a 81 Ne. . III
New Orleans &C 6Kc and small lot Of Texas Al II
TAILow.-About 900 pounds city rendered vsi
ct 12c.
wnIsErr was inactive; buyers were sDsriss 3Sc.
sellers demanded See.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05

SYNopIcL DINNER AT PrTsBURG-The mem
bers of the Reformed Presby Synod now In session
in this city, partock Of dinner at the Monogahela
Hors yesterday. @. H. Stewart, Esq presided the
oecsson and Rev. Hugh Mcmillan acted a. secretary
Numerous sentiments offered, and speeches were
made by III. Mcleod, New York Or. Wilson Gncia.
natt M. Patterson, Dr. Clark Nova Scotia Rev. J. w.
Morrison, and others. The dinner 10 said TO have been
excellent and fully sustained the high reputation OF
the cuinory department Of the "old konogabels. D.
Pntsbprg DAILY Despatch, May 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05
Aoo euVsO 0SktoSdses comphIou WIN tnO6
previous weeks, present che annexed statement
NV YORR CrTY RANKs,


turns with thofe Of ii Q previous week show an
Increase in lo.ps ard discounts Of. ......$3
Increase in specie and bullion. 81
increase in circulation 81
increase In oeposite..
These changes are of triflipg importance, but
they are no greater shows steadiness I'M
banking movement Of this city of vast d
quence to the community. The uniformity in
returns Of the specie de srtment since the l2I
May, in the face OF an exportation Of coin and
hon amounting TO full six millions Of dollars,
very extraordinary stas Of Livingstone calcu1
to give great confidence in the present positid
financial affsirs. 1t will be seen that ID
the past three weeks the amount Of d
in our banks has not varied two hum
thousand dollars, and that the line Of discount
not varied half . million Of dollars. The ID
me- ut In specie outside The banks has become I'D
murh mercbSr dise, and has no more Influence
financial matters than the movement of 20 D
cotton or tobacco. Il comes In and goes out
cipalIy in bars, and does not enter into our currd
no more Tran 80 much pig iron. The chang|
deposits are merely Domif al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05

The redemption of the public debt Of the Tres
fury Department, Washington, during the week
or ding on Saturday, was as folows-L Loan Of 1912,
$780, loan Of ls47, SIT 800; loanof ls4s sSl OO0
total, $51. 500.
The United States Attorney General has decided
that by the Treasury regulations transfer Of public
stocks held by foreign decedsnts may be made on
satisfactory proof that the party claiming the right
in such stocks ia entitled az dsvisee, disibutee or
otherwise, according to Law.
II has been ascertained that forged $50 notes on
the Chatham Bank are IN circulation. So hand
some]y are they executed that enc Of them passed
witht ut suspicion Of the Chemical Bank. The for.
gerry ia accomplished by altering the genuine So
bills with the passing operation, which has been
brought near to perfection by the oounterfeiters
The public should be On their guard.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have
declared q seniapIual dividend Of six per cent.
The Chicago Tribune states that Judge Mclean,
of the United States Supreme Court, has overruIed
the mcrion for IN injunction 70 prevent the Rock
Island Railroad Company from building bridge
across the Mississippi at Rock Ialand. The com
pany will proceed ct once to complete the bridge,
sYd put Cbicsgo in unbroken railroad connection
with the interior Of Iowa.
TIE gross receipts Of tie Milwaukee and MissssIp
pi Railrosd Company for May, TO the a0th,
amounted .s61, o29 q
Acd for the 3lst. ...................... $500 90
waterto~n Railroad receipts, for the IA miles
Of their road . $500 90
Mails. 445 SO
Express. Observation-Disclosures. 126 90
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .se7 100 o.
The receipts for May, 1854, were. ...... n,751 81
Insresse lover go Per cent? ..... .s25,s 4s 70
The Compsny's last report only calculated on an
increase Of rs per cent.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement in the leading departments Of the banks
Of this city during the week preceding Saturday
morning, June 2, 1866
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05

the MecbaDlcs The land.
The neat toast was
The Press-Frte like glorious Union-freemen Will
sustain both.
To this toast Mr. CHAR1E, A. DANA one of the editors
be characterized the cioquence of thought the
Of the press he said, were among the hardest and
tive occasion said Mr. Dana the toer Of the press Is
transcr bling the record from ps With pen and pen
ell while in yonde building busy hands transferring
Sheets that win he upon breakfast tables 70 morrow
morning, and be flying far and wide wings Of light
ming and steam, to the worlds end. Tho press
mighty agent in the work Of progress and faithful to its
upst-truth freedom humanity above any other ele
mebt Of the worlds progrss. There were deeds, too
world, hut verify to be emblazoned IN gold He would
not being worker Of the press himsel call the silent
ward Sut he would aiiuds to deed eonsonant with this
occasion. distinguished Hungarian to this
Wy during the revelation Of 1s4s He came on mission
in the hour Of hope for bis fatherland. Suddenly in
the midst Of hope fell the crushing OF the fan Of
Huneary. Walking our streets the day after, over
hey esspsd hands for moment in Silence. A.
the Hungarian said, am borne down with double
srisi; my country 10 fanss and in q strange land am
repay "what IS the amount, and who is the man P'
asked M Dana. The Hungarian replied, some thousand
ing and thinning Of security honorsd guest gave
quietly and thousand dollars to the cause Of
struggling liberty Such deeds above eulogy. Mr.
Dana closed bis eloquent speech BY giving
The health Col Hoe inventor Of the lightning PRESS
Gen. MATTER called for and made short speech,
which be concluded by proposns-
Senior VeerisnA Psfedes Minister Rep ,bc Of New
his mission TO the United States be the
Of the happy relations existing between
his country and ours.
In response, the Chairman read the following =" Mr.
Psredes returns his for the honor
him, and begs leave to convey his regret that Of
the terms he could vish.''
scne volunteer teasts were then proposed and re-
sponded to- and the festivities closed at late hour
close upon the " noon Of night"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-10

ISAAC PROCTOR, MERCHANT TAILOR, (Sue-
Oliuer & Pocor Would respectfully announce
patrons and the public generally his return from the
Northern Cities and that he is receiving his Fall ana
Winter supplies of Cloths Cassimeres and Vestngs Furn
fishing Goods and Ready Clothing which, beng bought
principally cash. he enabled TO offer at low rates
He has in store the old stand opposite the Post
Office,
Superne black blue brown dahla and other fancy Cloths
of various goods. .
Superne French English and American Cassimeres of all
prices, plain and fancy.
supcrfne Simoni Doeskns, for Pants and overcoats.
Superfne black Satns and Grenadines
Plain and figured and fancy silk Yestings.
Fine rich silk Cuttings for weddings and PARTIES
Plain and figured Plush Felvets, rich.
FURNsHNG GooDs-A complete assortment, consisting IN
part of
Supcrfne plain and fancy dress Shirts
3ply Collars, large variety.
Canton Flannel, beached Drill.
Merino and silk Understands and Drawers
Silk, cotton and merinO plain and fancy Hosiery.
Gloves very superior kid, black, white and fancy.
Cayats black and fancy and rich for weddings
and parties
Stocks black white fancy with and without ties
Suspenders Dressing Gowns, DC
In fact everything for gentlemans complete
outfit.
With thanks his patrons for the lib
era heretofore extended him. he hopes by
strict attention to their wants. and determination to please
to merit its continuance.
Gentlemen furnishing their goods to be manufactured
rely upon receiving the care and attention as
though sold by himself
The latest Paris and London fashions just received.
Cutting and repairing done promptly at all times.
He will remind those indebted six months time allowed
to puncual Those longer than the
by cash note, and Oblige ISAAC PROCTOR
Raleigh Oct 18th, 1853 81
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-10

NEW BOOKS.
ENAMILY AND PRIVATE PRAYERS NICHOLS
II help to reading the Bible.
The Two Sisters, or Principle and Practice.
Iorac Sacrae Prayers and Medations for private
unlight through the mist.
Also for sale the following books:
'aiiy Steps towards Heaven.
Fillage Sermons by Kingsley.
Id Truths and New Errors, by Bishop Butler.
'almcr's Ecclesiastical History.
companion for the Altar, by Bishop Hobart.
Vilberforces Doctrine of Holy Baptism.
pinck's Manual of Devotons.
shop Hobart's Festivals and Fasts.
ishop Kip's Early Conflicts of Christianity.
bishop Taylors Holy Living and Dying.
bishop Taylors Golden Grove.
.eadings for month before Confirmation by Miss Sewe
eadings for every day in Lent.
. inks Devotons.
avs Serious Gail to a Holy Life.
"enchs Hulsean Lectures.
resbyterian Clergyman looking for the Church.
'!ibcrforce's Holy Eucharist
Filberforce the Incarnation.
shop w ison's Sacra Privata, English Edition.
nglish Women of the 18th century.
hrist ans Companion
danes Warning of the Holy week.
ercy to Babes, by Adams.
shop Kip's Sexton Tract
g. % Double Witness of the Court
WARREN L. POMEROY.
De-. %, 1854. g.
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DIR. e. C. ROBINSON.


WD ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE LADIES AND
HI Gentlemen of Raleigh, that he will make profes-
sona visit to that about the 10th OF January and
lie proposes pay visits three four times every
year. that those who desire patronize hun will be
enabled to do at stated periods.
Whole sets of Teeth put up by Atmospheric pressure
with Al ticia Gunsso perfectly natural that none but
practsed eye could detect them.
Rooms at the YarbrOugh House. Ladies waited on at
their residences, if desired.
He respectfully refers to the gentlemen
viz His Excelency Thomas Bragg Hon. w. Dallas Hay
wood, Hon. Asa }iggs Major Walter GWynn, Ed Graham
Macon, Warrenton N. C.
January 10, 1855. l4-3m
B Dr. R. will be absent from Raleigh for few weeks
All orders left with Col. Marlborough Will be attended to
Immediately on his return.
Most Desirable Residence and Land for Sale.
WILL SELL ON ACCOMMODATING TfKAfS. : ND
will give possession when Ges red my present residence
ted in the forks Of the Raleigh Smith6eld public
roads, and boil: sides of The r. and g. Railroad in the
immediate vicinity Of Foestvle. The land pruportion
aely divided into Woodland that VIII oh is cleared and in
cultivation witt low ground, and oil fields. The
grain, produces, WELL and lies adm rably for manurng
There is orchard of select fru t. the Soup
grapes Almond apples Pouches and Figs The Tied dwelling
and three above stars with fire front porch
back piazza and creris pasteled &c. inside and paint
ed outside and in good order There is an Office III the
yard Ii by Is feet with chimney The kr'cen has four
roons.-fhe smuke,ouse and dairy convenient The crib
stables and carriage house all nearly new and well
ranged There well of pure water convenient and the
plantation admirably waered with springs and branch
The dwelling house is Situated in most beautiful
grove of cakes gentle eInence fronting Forestville
and in sight of the epot The location &C. has been the
every bcholder w. F. College just mile
north Male Academy one-h half mile south,
and Foresville F. Academy is just to hand. Any
having daughters to educate who be seeking
healthy location, with good society, delightful
ton of n. c. and with all combining firm, the above
property Offer unusual inducements.
Dr.. WIN. NJ. CRENSHAW,
Forestvle n. G.
Dec
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Dec. IL. 1854.
THE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY.

"IIIHI-NU1V-N, fII1I1-h W <1ItI.
Principals Miss c. 1. GRNsHAw A. II. GRn1-
SHAW, A. NJ, NJ. ID.
II operation than eleven years The OF In
structon is thorough. Tie study of French f of
the daily routine study The house is new
and cheerful it is heated throughout. The sessions
mence on the LIST of FEBRUARY and LIST If September.
TERMS For Boarding and Instruct on, intending French,
pupils under thirteen of age, $1,000, second class
Ssln and Sen Department. $780, per session of five
months.
REFERENcEs: Fright Rev. A. Lee, D. D. Rev. H. V. D.
Johns d. d. BALTIMORE Hon. Jno. NJ. Clayton, Delaware:
PV: Daniel Jr Esq J; r: Anderson ESQ., Tredegar Iron
Works. f. Workman & Co., Richmond. Va; Rev. Mr.. Glib
son, Petersburg, Va Governor Bragg, Hon. VIM A.
ham, w. Ii. Tucker, Esq, Hon. G. E. Badger Raleigh n. C.
EehlarY 1855 2.=IY.
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Notice of Assignment.


XNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING FOR THE BENEFIT
of all his creditors made sgnment of all his
stock in trade. &c, to Edward Cantwe Attorney
Office the below the Cape Fear Bank here
notifies all persons indebted to him to make immediate
yment and such Of his creditors desire the benefit of
i'd assignment will fad the Release sigma
for sixty, days when sale will be had and equal
trbution of the proceeds thereof made among the
asng creditors F. MAILER.
Raleigh, Jan, Is, 1855. 15-st
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Selling ont at Cost I

TEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, CIGARS AND TO-
, BACCO, CHINA GOODS, WINES AND LIQUORS.
subscriber being DESTROYS of winding mp his present
,sness offers for sale at reduced prices his whole stock
The goods have all been selected with and much
in the Northern Cities and present the choicest
ent that can be found any where
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining bargains invited call
ID exapine. < H. 4. T. MAILER, Agents.
RaleNh. Jan: Is, 1866. 16-St
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NEW JEwELRY STORE.
CHARLES III. THoMPsON

VNOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE C1r1
w ZENS of Raleigh, the county and the country ~
joining that he has ttedup in splendid style the house @
merry occupied by the Insurance Company, the west sd
of Fayetteville Street. and between Mr. S H. Younps I
Murray ONeals Dry Good Stores, where he has pen5
rich and beautiful assortnaents ef NEW JEWELRY NJ
all the modern iyes, consisting of the and G
useful and which he invites The attention the Ladies
He has also for the gentlemen good lot of GOLD and
SILVER WATCHES which will be warranted to perfr
well when delivered to the customer also lew excellent
double barrel guns brought expressly for the hunters %
the New Jewelry Store any and every thing usually I
such establishments may be found at prices that cnn
fail o please the customer.
Repairing executed short notice and satisfaction quar-
apteed
October Is, 1854. 94-f
~ Register, Post Age, Metropolitan copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-10

HpROKE JAIL IN LOJISBURG, FRANKLIN
HDC"unty N c., the evening of the 9Th instant, vii
Rowland, who is about So old of low
toleraby stout with black hair and very appear
ance, and particular marks known by me-
Said Rowland imprisoned under the charge of steal
ing negro, the property of VIM Jefrcys, of Franklin
county. lie should be taken and confined in any JAIL So
that he be brought justice, be returned the
Tailor at I.ouisburg. WM F. SYKES, Tailor.
January IL 1855. 15-tf.
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EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Richmond, 30th August 1854.
MEssRs ToLAND g. BERGER:
Genteen-I have put in operation since my connection
with the above establishment, several of your Circular
Saws and they perform well and would recommend them
to all in want of good article.
JOHN CLARKE, Saoyer.
TERMS OF WARRANTY.
All Saws manufactured by and stamped Toand and Bur
ger fully warranted, including temper truth and sound
We challenge the production of single instance in which
have failed to make good Warranty. Purchasers
will rccoect that other manufacturers give full War
ranty, either in Europe America.
Letters of inquiry promptly answered.
TOLAND & BURGER.
Richmond, Feb. ., 1855. 21-6msw.
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THE STATE FAIR

y
HARDING'S EXHIBITION!
NN l.. HARDING WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
~ those contemplating visit to the annual Agl
cultural Fair to be held i'll October that he has selected
with immediate reference to their wants and Wishes the
largest and most carried assortment of
EADY-MADE CLOTHING
that it has been his pleasure to exhibit. .
He would therefore, suggest the two important CONSIDER
atoms and ecouo while they purchase
from a CLOTHING EMPORIUM IN RALEIGH
good garments be made order at oo prices
a be sold elsewhere.
EDWARD l.. HARDING,
Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, N. c.
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN TO TIL Il COUN-
visions of the Act of Assembly incorporating the Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroad Company the Co"nty O-
has subscribed TO the Capital stock of said company
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
In order the nsalments VIII CHI may be due, and
which may hereafter become due said subscriptions the
said County proposes to negotiate loan or 10 ms TO be Sc
BY the order directing the of said bonds, they will
bear interest at the of ctnt" a'"" payable
the Fulton Bank Of New York at the option
These will be lie the first day of July
thousand eight hundred and yur and not before
without The consent of the holder The bonds will be issued
with Coupons attached which will render the collection of
The security II which the said bonds will be bascd
will be the real es ate and taxable polls OF the County Of
of the county million hundr ID and nine thousand
a,5e oLs three tho,sad five hundred and eghtywo.
Proposals for said loan Will be rec we'd and all Other ne
the subscribers, on application To them at Ncwber
tE9 GEyESsos cr Agsn co f5
Newborn, Sept Is, ls54.sf Register will please
vE'o THE TURPENTINE MAKERS OF N.
IL & s. CAROLINA.-Th. subscribers having
tools (chPpers roundShaves and hackers would announce
to the public hat they arr these tools ex
gagged in the above business unsurpassed by in the
Ga,{ and proper OF Their "" VIII De
4 NJ Railroads. We warrant these tools to be equal in
na n" ask
trusting that liberal Southerners will preference to
All orders addressed Jericho. n. c. will
prompt attention.
L. L W. B. WHITFIELD.
january .. 1855. II
n ANDS! LANDS!! LANDS FOR THE
IL IMMIGRANT AND CAPITALISTS. Persons in
search of homes investments in Texas respectfully
invited to office.
We have, for sale, than two hundred thousand
of land in parts of the State. Titles guaranteed
Land heated CLAIMS against the State individuals col
leced and adjusted.
Office Congress Avenue, City of AUSTIN Texas.
AS buy land commission, strangers will find it to
their interest to purchase through
RAYMOND, FREEMAN co.
Real Estate Brokers, L1Yectng "nd Land AGENTS.
October L. l>54.