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The largest Carriage Factory i" the South.
a A. NEcNctEian

Respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he
has built up large sSta.ti;d Brick Buildings at his
old Stand. expressly for manufacturing CARRIAGES
Thankful for the very mgn patronage he has received
for the last II years. he hopes by strict attention to
business. with desire to give satisfaction. to merit
continuance of the He warrants his work to be
made ofhG best nalteria and by experienced workucn
each branch of the business. His work Will compare
favoraby with any made i'll the Unted States. for neat
and durability.
He is determined to sell and do work in his line
good terms work done elsewhere that is
well done He now mas hands 6dsled. the largest
stock orc AIsRIAGES, ,BAROUGHES. ROCKAW AVS
-ANR IGf'IEsi offered in this place. and a very
large stock of Morktearly finished which will be sold
very low for CASH short ttme punctua CUSTOM
ers. Es~iie has on hana more than ONE HUNDRED
struction.
ES-Ail work made by him is warranted II months
with fair and should it fail by bad SHIN
OF material will be repaired free of charge
Persons wishing to buy would do we'll o call and
examine for themselves.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Repairing executed at short notice and very rea-
sonabe terms
Fayetteville. Oct l. 1851.
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PILOT MOTNI1I1N.

This Grand Natural Curiosity of the Southefsa
States is located in Surry county IS miles west OF
Salem. lS miles from tfernlanton. 1S miles west OF
bethany, and miles east of Mount Airy. There is
a public conveyance by tri weekly Stage passing
within miles of this place. from whence travellers
and visiters get private This place
has hecOme of much resort for the last and present
season. Over 500 the last, and between 200 and 300
ing to the Fnacle now as there are good steps and
ladders we'll secured with iron hand rails. The House
Is still kept up by the subscrber-one and q half
miles south of the Pinacle-in it's usual style. where
vsiters will be accommodated for length of time
Prices will be moderate. Address all communications
w. GILLAM.
July 24th 1855 It.
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OR Al Y
r n ALE
\ L Il F. d L CED PRICES
For CASH or on Short Time.
$50 Carriages. BarOucheS.

KOCkAWAYS Il BUGG1ES Of erery descriptions
Many of which finished. and the balance beino
finished daily; among which many ne,r and
beautiful styles. and one uerY fine Carriage. Some
of them very light and all made in the best manner
ana OF the best materials. Ny facilities for doing
Carriage work gre0ter than any establishment
south and can afford and determined to sell work
OF the best quality low it can be built for by
any
It7 nose who are indebted to will please pay
mp as my business requires my outstanding debts to be
collected A. 4 McKETHAN
February 81, 1855. IF
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FIFTT DoLLARs uEwARD-

Runaway from the subscriber in Robeson county.
on the I'd instant his negro boy DUGALD, aged Is
years. ordinary size. about five feet high weighs I30
or l35 lbs He is supposed to be lurking in the neigh
bOrhOod of the late residence of Randall McGeachy.
dec d. where he purchased. will give reward
of twenty-five dollars for his delivery his con-
fnement i'll any Jail i'll the State 50 T get Aim
again. aud will give additional reward of twenty
live dollars fer evidence utcient convict any white
man or free man OF color, of h,rborng. feeding
employing him.
JAMES McNATT.
july 2I. 1850 5J-tf
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Notice

The subscriber has removed to Shaw's new building
on Gillespie street up stairs where Re still carries
the TAILORING BUSINESS in -allits hSv,nches-
Hay ing had practical experience in most of the Atlantic
cities. he feels assured that he please the most
aStlious.
All orders will be executed with neatness and de-
Spatch. g. MONAGHAN.
Oct |. 1854. If
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SPRING, 1855.
> PEARCE & FERGUSON

SPRING., 1855.
PEARCE & FERGUSON
Are opening and receiving general assorf-
inefit of
Foreign and Domestic, Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, and a
general assortment of Ready-made Clothing,
low prices and upon accommodating terms to punctual
customers.
Il. +. PEARCE. J. 3. FERGUSON.
March 10, 1855.
TO -MERCH4.A-TS & .Mf.NUEaCTURERS s
or TIN TF-ARE.
have on hand now. and shall keep a supply of Tin
Plate Block Tin Iron Wire Rivets, Lead Pipe Sheet
Lead, DC.
--aLSO--g
4 large assortment of plain and Lapaned Tin Ware
OF my own Manufacture. at wholesale and retail
C. W. ANDREWS. Market Square.
March ~. 1855. 37-tf
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DOLLARS IN ADVANCE.


late samheiscf Hunts 1MerciiE,dss Maga-
zine has ~ ableshrticle on the relative market
value Of Ge6d and silver, considered witt, refer
rei,ce e ttle discoyk1r Of the EaI5fornia gold
y MINES. nd s. - a.souat Of the precious
mefaI sxhka. shipa,ed ffopf them. It
eiea. .s ssxs been {, 8 1hs tine ess, ess
reaw OF tbesfl ercnt nations from time TO time
has reduced their market value; d,,d it is vcry
evidept that the mines of California will. have
the effect to lessen the market value OF gold
throughout q lworld.
THIS ritter estimates that fh1 california
mines, together with those Of Brazil aud Span
ishsA America and Russia viii peoalts at- lsast
seventy millions of Ioiiars atRia IEt1tr. year.
and NIaT. rccordihs The market vaiu, ef s. r
yer and gold, the former IS brfuyfry n premium
of two and three per cent and is growing more
scarce, while the latter is all the while growing
more plenty, and its market value, in proper
ton to its increase, becoming proportionably
less.
God and silver like other commodities
have market value aside from that affiNe, by
the mint and where the market value is higher
than its legal value they will become scarce.
This writer recommends that Government affiN
no legal price to coins; for the reason that the
market price will always be in accordance with
its real value.
The gold mines of the Old and New World
produce about one hundIeAeper cent. more than
the silver mines at the present time; and if this
difference continues great change will take
place in the relative value of the two metals.
We perceive that silver brings premium in our
city of five per cent, and that great inconveni-
cYke is felt by many of our business men in
consequence. In England Holland, the Ger
man States, France, and Havana, the demand
for silver is very great. Many causes have con-
tribnted to this, aside from the great supplies
of gold that have come to us<prominent among
which, we believe. the foolish habit of present
ing every successful sea captain, and every re-
tring oflicehoder, with set of silver plate, has
contributed in no small degree.
Perhaps the value affixed by Congress will
require change in few years; but the mar
ket value of the whole world will be the test
then as it is now, The legal value Of coins can
not differ long at amy one time from the market
value.
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.SPRING GOODS, 1855

Is receiving his supply of Goods among which are
Printed Lawns. BriIiiontccns
Grenadines. Hareges.
Grape Arpcn. SILK Tissues.
Plain, figured and plain black Silks
Colorcd Silks-plain, plaid. and striped
Embroidered Grape Shawls
Dunnell,s. Aliens and Biggs' Prinis,
Glngl,nls French and others:
Bonnet, Neck and Cap Ribbons,
Straw and Silk BonnetS.
Fresh Linens Lawns and Ifspersr
Linen DamaSk Table Cloths.
Boltng Cloths from No. l to 10.
Superfinc Cloths and Cassimcres.
Twccds and Kentucky Jeans.
BleacIed Shifting and Shcctings,
Brown
Ready Made Clothing.
With many other Goods. All of which offered
at the lowest market price.
March 20. 1873.
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TIE Er1scorAI GhTRcH-B Bishop Doanc, of
Hew Jersey has csaifrmed more than coo per-
sons during the last ecclesiastical year-an in
crease of 40 per cent. over any previous year.
Bishop Whistingham, of. Maryland, confirmed
9J3 tl.e last year-more than twice tile average
number Of previous years The membership of
the Episcopal Church in Maryland has doubled
in fifteen wears
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June II,
LAND FOR sALE,


On Monday the 18th day of August next being
Monday of the Extra Term of Cumberland Superior
Court. shall offer for sale at the Court House door
the town of Fayetteville. 500 Acres of Land on both
sides of the Morganton Road II miles from Fayette
Vile very finely timbered with Pine. Oak. &c. o.
which none hava ever been cut off or boxed Also
100 Acres between Puppy Creek and Little Rockfish
Ii miles from Fayetteville also well timbered.
And 200 Acres Blacks Creek. about Is miles
from Fayetteville. and very we'll timhered and CON
venient to Little River. which will afford great con
venience For sending off the large Timber.
Plans of the aforesaid tracts will he exhibited day
of sale and also terms of sale known on that ay
WILLIAM SHAW.
Cumberland County. July !. 53-6t
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PEARcE g. FERGUSON.

PEAsCE j. FERGUSON,
Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS
JIdts, Caps, Boots, Shoes Imbrellas omd
RE.<DY-MADE CLOTHING.
North side Hay street. FAYETTEVILLE. \. C.
rs Strict attention paid to orders.
Is. F. PEARCE.
n October 1st J. 3. EERGUSON
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TAKE NOTICE.

Having bought the entire interest of Mr. Rsuhen
Jones. in the firm of Jones & Lett. shall continue
business at the well known stand on Person street
opposite the Cape Fear Bank my account.
where all my friends the trading public. and the
of mankind respectfully invited o call and
make their selections from \ NEW STOCK of s,,-
peror FAMILY GROCERIES,. CoNFECTIoNARIEs
SPRING AND SUMNER DRI-GOODS. &C. &c
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange foI
goods.
April 6, 1873. J. W. LETT.
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IITI l. L I / " Is q II
DlSSOL UTION.

The firm of g. W. ]. COHESION & CO. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
G.. ". I. GOLDSTON.
Il. W. COLLISION.
Nov. 18th. 1S5f
THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the interest
Il. w Col l-toi in the late firm Of c. " |. Cold
ston Il Co.. VIII still continue to carry on the
Grocery Hardware Business
oil stand He invites all his friends to call
him when they come market. and he Will try to
make himself useful.
G.. w. 7. GOLDSTON.
Nov. I7th 1854. 20-tf
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wlIdcr'S Patent Saian,ander Safe

We kn"p constantly hand assortment of the
above tfa5. warranted rcproof; and deSirous of
tending til" demand for them the makers have been in
duccd deliver them here ut New York prices.
ID. & W. Mol. .NIiiN, Agents.
= October !. 1884. If
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Proposals for building fire proof brick Court house
and Jail for Harnet County. will be received until
.Thirslav the 9th of august Plans and all desirable
information will he furnished by the Building Commit
tee at their meeting in Toomer. the oath ofJuy
| at the time above mentioned
The Jail building he three stories 4: feet by so.
e. w. PEGRAM,
4. S. McNEILL.
NELL MCKAY,
A. CAMERON.
j. T. REARDON,
W T. RHODES,
c.. H. COFIELD.t
SII.AS DOJ GLAS
Building Committee.
July 81 1855. 55-3t
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FO. PASSENGERS

The STEAMER Sun will ieavc this place every
tt ESD Yaal FRIDAY at T. after 4unrsr:
aud Witmin gton every WEDNESDAY, and SATUR-
D5VA at II 'c1oc6. with Passengers and Freight
Il. VI. ORREI.I.. Agent.
Favcttcvillc. Oct. l. 1851. 96-tf
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
COUNCIL, RAY & CO.,
Have removed from their former on street
to the Store north side of Hay street recently occt
pied by Mr. II. ~ Orrel, whcreSanay be found
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS.
among which are Ladies' Dress Goods Gloves Collars
Sleeves. Fiouncng, Linen Cambria Handkerchiets, &c
Also.
CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES
. Hats, and many other things.
= Please call and examine
JNo. +. Cot>cII.. .AIEx RAY. JOHN \. NICHOLSON.
FayettevillesJulv 9Th II
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JAMES G. SMITHS
HAIR DRESSING: AND SHAVING SALOON

FAYETTEVILLE 1IorEl..
All kinds of Pcriumari"~ Hair Oils. shaving and
hair Brushes toilet aud shaving Soaps, for sale.
Fayetteville. April ., 1870
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LAND FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offers for sale THREE HC NDR ED
and TWENTY Acres of Land. adjoining the Cape
Fear. two miles below Fayetteville. OF this tract.
about Forty enclosed and under cultivation.
meadow and corn land the remainder is swamp and
>andhill well wooded and located for dwellings.
April I. 40-tf TIIOS. j. ROBINSON.
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TROY & McLE AN

ATTORNEYS AND COUNs ELIORS AT LAW
And Solicitors in Equity,
LUMBERTNN. y. C.
RORERT f. TROY. ALEXANDER MCLEAN.
February 9th. Gm
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WILMINGTON & FAYETTEVILLE
HA,S s E y G. Il R LIN E.
The New .Steam msfsgsaN AGNOLIA - will leave Fay
etteville Tuesdays afsridays is minutes after
rise. and Wming4o Wednesdays and Saturdays at
o'clock. Passages fssf4s
7. S-sLJTTERI.OH.
June IL. If
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TERMS
OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAROLINIAN.
For single copy if paid in advance per annum 50 90
- :! at the end of months, so
the end of months 90
& at the end of the year, 80
No subscription will be received for shorter period
than one year unless paid in advance
With the view Of extending the circulation and en-
HANGING the usefulness Of the paper the proprietor of
fers the following remarkably low
CLUE RITES LtF.1RL4BLY IN .9DT.f.NCE:
s copies Of the Carolinan, year, ss 90
Rates of Advertising:
Sixty cents per square of Is lines or less for the first
aud 80 cestsfo each sseaacnt Insertion. uuess the
advertisement is published for more than tro months
when it will he a1argcd
For three months ST 90
For six months 6 90
For twelve months 10
An advertisements must have the desired number Of in
sertions marked on them orthcrwisc they Will be in
serted till forbid and charged accordingly.
WM. !. YATES.
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N.LAIRJS & STRANGE

HAVE hand Il large stock Of superior SPIRIT
BARRELS. which they would sell at reduced price
for cash. Persons wishing 10 make gagenlent>
would we'll 10 call before making cnga scmenS.
q warrant Il good article.
April ~ 1919. tt
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G. W. WILLIAMS 4 co.

Have Just received large and we'll selected asSort-
Of
HARDWARE AND GROCERIES,
to which they invite the attention oCountry Mcrch-
ants.
March II. 1873.
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HAIL s. BOLLINGER.
>F IETTENILIE FOUNDRY.

Castings of every description 1la,le to order.
\ lot OF Bai,bct Metal for sale
WINSLOW STREET.
Oct |. 1854. If
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a. NJ. Campbell.

East side of Gillespie street,
[ FAYETTEVILLE. \: G..
October ]. 1871.
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/ CHANCE FOR A CARRIAGE MaKER--Danviie.
Va, has population of 5000 souls, and is
without single carriage maker. The Repuh-
Iicah says the Danvilleians are not.on'y last
people. fond of fine carriages, but they have
got the .'pewter" to pay for them.
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BOW Ian, SELLERS & CO.,
GENERAL COM,IIssIoN MERCHANTS
INd Cotton EUcf0fS
3fI-se Pine street, NEW YOEK.
ID. w. BOWMAN.
W. ii. SELLERS.
May i. 1888. y-pl EDW;D MCPHERSON
n. B.-Partcul:r attention paid to consi gnmcnts
Of Naval Stores.
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ORrHocEArHy.-0n of our advertisers com
planned to-day of the erroneous spelling of the
word Strip in his advertisement, contendng
that the correct spelling should be Syrup. We
are that the latter form of spelling is in
common-wc might say almost nniversal--use,
but it is singular fact that neither Of the
standard photographers of this country author
ze this spelling. Both Webster and Worces-
ter spell the word strip. In fact we have not
been able to find nmy authority for the Common
mode of spelling this word. Walker, Sheridan
and Jones spell it smrrup. In Perry the word
is spelt strip, and in Fulton and knights,
and Jameson's dictionaries the photography is
scrrup Yet all these authorities have been
set at defiance, and common custom has estab-
Iished an orthography of its own.--B0st""
IrareUer. ~ =.
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CARRIER PIGEoNs AND THE TELEcEArH-
Many of the readers of the Newspapers who
wake up in the morning and find column Of
European news, by telegraph, ready for their
perusal, in the morning paper, the steamer hav
ing arrived only at midnight before, do not
Know the labor ard the enterprise which arc
involved to procure this early transmission Of
the steamers news The "assocfted press
have agent for the arrival of the New York
steamers at Sandy Hook lighthouse He has
fifty carrier pigeons, which are trained for the
purpose ofccnveying news from the steam ships
to the shore. n man in open boat, in all kinds
Of weather, drops alongside of the steamer as
she bears directly upon Sandy Hook. The
news is thrown over in water-tig ght can, and
the news being taken out a single sheet is afiiX-
ed to II birds leg. The man then gives the
signal to the bird, which raises his wings and
away lie goes With all his powers of locomotion
in a straight line for the office, going distance
of three or four miles in mauy minutes; and
popping in at the window, is received by the
agent who transmits the intelligence over the
wires to New York, BoSton and Philadelphia
and thence to st. Louis New Orleans, and all
parts of the country thatthe is frequent
ly received over n large part Of the United
States, and published before the steamer leaves
the q,arantine.-HhU. Ledgsr ,
A real. HERo-Thc Baltimore Sun, July
Il, says: AS the morning train from PhiladeI-
pha had reached the lower side of Magnolia
siding, on its way to this city, little child of
apparently about seven years of age, was dis
covered standing upon the track, distant less
than 100 yards from the approschin= train,
which had already attained speed of some
| twenty miles per hour. Immediately upon per-
ceiving it, the engineer, Mr. Denis, sounded his
whistle, and reversing the engine jumped from
it when within few feet of his unconscious
child. The speed of the train and the violence
of the fall he susta ned i'll jumping threw him
forward and alongside the c"w-catcher, with
his arm across the rail. Although partially
disabled III one shoulder by the fall he swept
the child from the track with his arm: the en-
gine passed on, its cowcatchcr just brushing.
the person of the child which in instant
more would have been killed by the frame of
the engine coming in contact with its head.
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sa News from all parts of the State repre-
sent the crdps as being fine.
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SPRING TRADE, lS5:

Our Goods are now coming in Store, embracing a
general assortment Of
Dry GOODS,
Hats, Caps, and Bonnets, Boots and Shoes,
HARDWARE. AND
READY MADE CLOTHING.
We offer stock at usual low rates for CASH. or
to prompt paying Customers.
Being dcsirous of conining trade t" the Dry
Goods line, offer our stock of Hardware ut reduced
prices
We hope and expect that those indebted to will
prepared to square accounts.
H-ALT4 & S.iCKETT.
March 81. 1873. 39-tf
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E4YET.EVHLE. !,

IHE SEWARD KNOW \ NorH1NGs.-Mr Seward
IS gradually developing his policy for New York.
He.ls resolved, if he cannot control the know
nothinSs, to break them up by counter ofgan-
zations Accordingly, as. we learn from the
New l ork Herald, there is call for the Sew
ara know-nothings to meet at Rochester the
Slst OF July. There are, says the Hersd,
one handred and City councils of:this abolition
concern 'eis The State . Uaion.
EE Ne3s from all parts of the State repre-
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The whg party in ls44 was naturally
anxiaas to lebtain>the Roman Catholic vote,
rand4Skef aszan'dfpgan of theparty, were ofco
anxious to help them obtain it; and, no matter
how unfav orabIe our individual opinion OF the
tendencies of the Roman Catholic creed might
have been, should certainly have felt 1t our
duty to make any true statement in our power
calculated to win the important support so ar
dentlv desired-LouisriUeJ Journai.
Prentice and, a portion Of the whis party are
now naturally anxious to obtain the know
nothing vote" and this gifted editor can find
nothing too bad to he uttered of the Catholics
- Rcstdn Hcsk
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ARE NOW RECEIVING y GENERAL STOCK
SPRLA'tr AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
Bonnets; Bonnet, Cap and Plain Ribbons;
Hats; Shoes: and
READl-MADE CLOTHING.
Which they will sell low at wholesale. for Cash to
prompt paying customers.