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TO THE PUBLIC. @+
f. I1NnERSJQNEJS INV

TO THE PUBLIC.
VNHE- UNDERSIGNED Is NOW PREPARED TO
furnish all kinds Of machinery in his line, Of the very
latest and most improved styles wit; Mill gearing;
solid ma:ter and skeleton spur wheels and trundes;
cuar mills, complete; hrashng machines two
to eight horse also Garngton late improved patent
thrasher; single machines machines, warranted
SOIL Thompsons late improved iron plows all kinds of
Tobacco Presses repairing brass taps mill Gum
ming and Strengthening Circular avs &C. He thinks his
two horse power machine superior to ANYTHING that has
been offered to the public With fifteen wears praccal
experience he atters himself that he competent to finish
his work in the very best workmanke STYLE and all he
asks s trial to satisfy his All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended He will draw
drafts or give any instruction that may be needed in put
ting up any of his machinery
His address, Milton n c. his foundry and shops four
miles South Of that place. 3
B. The price Of his machine is s75 at the shop
his two horse thrashng machng is worth $is5 all other
work as low rs c:n be afforded - - =.
j. j. YARBROUGH
June 9Th, 1856. - 5s-sw6m.
tD ALEIGH 4 CASTOR RAILROAD.-THE
next Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Com
Pany will be held in the C'yof leigh. Thursday the
as Treasurer Secretary
Office R. 4 q. r. r. Co., Raleigh, Oct 2, 1850 o.
!. n. STEVENSON,
GENERAL AGENT.
For the s..e Of all kinds Of produce All orders promptly
ss@s o'rlcE No. q, Nos.a:WA,ss. ST. s. -.
0Utsber a. 1sEa "'s;ee!s,1 ~ >
-. - =ssIr
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EHOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING HIS STORE
the subscriber has removed three doors South Of his
old location t" the building formerly occupied by Mr. Prm
ton with himself where he would be pleased upon
his friends and patrons.
In view of placing entire stock in store for the
coming lie offers his present stock Of oods cnss
ing of Cloths Cassmers Vesngs Clothing and furnishing
goods of every variety and STYLE at prime cost cu
q small advance to punc,ual customers.
lie most e.rnestl eqnests those indebted to him, (s,me
Of whom to forget he has for money
forward and settle their and before another
Court arrives, and obge
ISAAC PROCTOR.
Merchant Tailor.
Raleigh. July "a. $50 7l-swtf:
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LAND SALE AT CAROLINA CITY.
"HE CAROLINA CITY COMPANY PROPOSES To
sell the b, hest bidder Tuesday the 18th day of
November next. Carolina City. limited number Of eli
gibe Lots in said City. Immediately on BEAUFORT
HARBOR
It is hardly necessary call the attention of the public
to the importance of this SALE The proposed City the
terminus of the Railroad from Gpldsb Newborn to
Beaufort Harbor VIII oh the grand :ermni Of the Inter-
nal Improvement system of North Carolina, and where
magnificent city must rapidly grow up
The City Company only prpse to sell limited number
Of Lots to allow parties who ask obtain orhod
opportunity another will not probably be give
the Company has desire to part with
siderable amount Of the property.
Terms liberal and VII be made known at sale.
October TO- 1876. 94-swtd.
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OYSTERS OYNTERAI Igs
TINE SUBSCRIBERS BEING EXTENSIVELY EN-.
= GAGED IN the Oyster Trade II prepared 10 6ll any
ana en- that may 20 sent " him. with prOmpuoss snd
dispatch Address j. a. 0owpor, Suffolk, w. ~
September 1s, 1855. $500 i IN - -.
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rLERk WANTED.-AN EFFICIENT BUSINESS
- man Will nnd employment u Clerk the Post VI
hce at Raleigh NC lie must write good business hand
and come well recommended
W. WHITE, Pm
September 2, 1856. ST. II
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LARGE SALE

LAKGE SALE
VALUABLE NEGROES.
I'm MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER
~ next, the subscriber will offer for sale auction the
Town Of Halifax Norih.Carolina, from
200 to 800 Valuable Negroes,
consisting Of Field Hands and Mechanics with their Fam
lilies.
The said Negroes have been reared the of
the Roanoke, and will be offered for sale in Families The
place Of sale is ON the line Of the Wilmington Weldon
which two passenger trains pass each way
daily
The sale will be for Cash. but upon satisfactory security
time will readily be- given make pccniary
Letters addressed To the subscriber ut Raleigh will
ceiye prompt attention. 7. =. DEVEREUX.
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1855. sy-sw6t
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NIOTICE.-WE FORWARN ALL PERSONS FROM
II trading for either of n"tes given by and made
payable Thos L. Cross, bearing date the 4th of March,
1884, for hundred and fifty dollars. due December
rs 1885, and the other for hundred and thirty dollars,
due the 18th If December 1857 the consideration for
which said given has failed. and do
tend 20 pay them unless compelled BY law.
JOHN REDDISH,
ISAAC W. STALLINGS
October 4, 1853. y2-3t.
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no THE TURPENTINE MAKERS M y
f. s. Rlll In 4 OI N

NAKERN OF n
IL Il s. CAROLINA.-Th* subscriber, b,snr Ne
ken the premium the late State FAIR upnn ,m,;
TOOLS tchppers ruundshaves and hackers swuui
to the public hat they manufacturing these TOOLS M
tensvey. Their workmen having been for MANY vr s
quality and proper construction of their rooS We viii d.
liver these tools at any points the n g. K and
" Railroads We warrant these tools To be euua in
quaify and superior in adaptation for work to any yr,h
ern manufacture, and ask liberal share of public mtrm
age, trusting that liberia! Southerners will give nrer%
home manufactures
All orders addressed to us at Jericho n C. will mao,
prompt attention. " '~
L. / ". B. WHITFIELD,
January ., 1855. IL
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
Change of Schedules the th.CalOlina
Railroad, and the Charlotte and SOuth-C Caro-.
lima Railroad.
an AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF
~ August, ls56 the Passenger Trains the Sc Roads
will follows:
NoRru-CARoL1NA RAILROAD.
Leave GOldsburu at 200 a.. m.
Arrive at Charlotte at 4.50 D.
Leave Charlotte $50 p
Arrive GoldsburO at 745 a m.
CHARLOTTE SoUTH-C CAROLINA RAILROAD.
Leave Charlotte at $50 D. m.
Arrive ut Columbia at 4.3u
Leave Columbia at !.nN a.. m.
Arrive ut Charlotte at 40 p. IN.
Passengers taking this route will with detention
between Montgomery and New York-passng through q
fine, healthy region in North and Sou-Carina. AT Ha-
leigh they have IA choice of routes. via Raleigh CASTOR
Railroad via Goidsboru' Weldon where beth
with the Inland Route BY Richmond and Washing
ton City, and with the Bay Line Route by Portsmouth tu
Baltimore.
THEODORE s. GARNETT.
Engr aud Sup't y. Z. R. R.
July So 1850 .s-Swtf
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WILLIAM A. ALLEN.

WILLIAM A. ALLEN.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Practices in the Courts Of Wake, Granville und Franklin
All business confded 10 him shall have his ur,p, a.n
ton HIS Post-ofhce is Rogers Store, Wake Co. n. G.
May ", 1856. 45-wkswIv
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; Executive Gmmitt0e

NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LAi'E IN.
II SURANCE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh, N. This
Company nsures the lives of individuals term
OF for life the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE the assured
for life participating in the profits Of thea Company For
policies granted for the whole term of life when the pre-
mum therefor amounts TO 49, note be given for one
half the amount of the premium bearing interest ut per
cent without guaranty
The prompt manner in which all losses have been paid
by this Company together with the low rates of premium,
present great inducements to such disposed in
sure.
SLAVES insured for term of from five years.
for two-thirds their value.
ALI losses paid within 80 days. satisfactory proc
Is presented.
DIRECTORS
CHARLES, p. JOHNSON, WV. w. HOLDEN,
JAMES +. JORDAN, r. H. BATTLE
QuINrEN BUsBEE, WM II. JONES,
II. w. HUsrED p F. PEscUD,
WM H. MckEE, SEAroN GALES.
CHARLES b. RO0r.
OFFICERS.
DR.. CHARLES E. JOHNSON President,
WILLIAM ID. HAYWOOD Fee PRESIDENT
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Secretary,
WILLIAM II. JONES, Treasurer,
H. W. HUsrEn, -itorney
CHARLES E. Johnson, NJ. b. Nsdiicat
WILLIAM II. Mckee, N. d. Board Of
R1cHp. B. HAYWOOD, NJ. d. Cansu!taton
w. w. HOLDEN, : Eeecutire COM
CHARLES B. ROor, mittte.
For further information the public are referred the
pamphlets and forms Of proposal which be obtained
at the Office of the Company, any of its Agencies.
Communications should be addressed (post paid to
JOHN q. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
July 10, 1855 6s.
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MAsONIC,

x9rTHE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND REPRESEN
/\tatvcs Of the Grand Lodge of North Carolina,
hereby informed that the Annual Communication of tb
Masonic body will be held in this City Monday evenp
the first of December next att o'clock for the transact
Of business.
Officers Of the Subordinate Lodges requested to
tend in person. or cause proper representatives be
pointed in conformity with the Constitution and gener
re g,lations Of the Grand Lodge.
80 ~ WIN. +. Balm, Grand Secretary.
Raleigh, N. c., October 18th. 1855. aS std.
~ Register and Signal please copy.
IOfiice WILMINGTON Il Weldon =. r. Coo
WILMINGTON, Oct. l7th 1855.
ID EVOLVED, THAT A DIVIDEND OF THRl ,
II and q half per cent the Capital Stock of tn
Company. fym the profits o. the Company for the
months ending 8Oh September last be paid 70 Stockholde
q the Company ne transfer Of Stock be oloasd on X
November. M3ysssSa
Oh. isth, lsss. .r ss-t1sN.
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- County.-In Equlty.-Barbara Brley James A.
Brown, Executor to the Estate of Irwin Briley.
In this it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cou
that James A. Brown. te defendant is resident ~
this Sate ordered by the Court that publication vs.
made for six successive weeks tbs NorhC aolna Sa
dard for the said James A. Brown make his PERSONAL
Iearancc at the next term Of this Court be holden
Court House in Greenvile, the first Monday IN Ma au
next or Judgment pro coessD will b. taken US to hl D
heard accordingly. a..
Witness: tiCuid Hoyt, Clerk and Master in Equity ;"
Pitt County. GOOLD HOYT, e. NJ b.
Ser. %, 1885, ll5- Wv
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Sale Of Valuable Real Estate: ~,

Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
DURSUANT To DECRETAL ORDER OF THE
IL Supreme Court, will b. offered public auction the
premises, the 18th day # November the land in
the City Of Raleigh, known in the plan Of said City part
Of lot No l45 which Mrs. Hannah Stewart formerly
sided situated Fayetteville and Wilmington streets
The lot will BIZ divided into five equal parts each having
abou; 80 feet Fayetteville street aud extending OK to
Wilmington street The OF $50 80. to be assessed
in equal from the purchaser of each lot will be requir
ed be paid cash. and the residue Of the purchase
ev bonds with interest from date, payable in six months
with good sureties. f. Il. FREEMAN, Clerk
October =, 1886. 9;-td.
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SPECIAL TERN.
TATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA, GRAN

SPECIAL TERN.
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA, GRAN
- WILLIE County, Superior Court Of Law and Equity,
September Term, A. D., 1856.
Ordered by His Honor Judge Person. that Speca, Term
of this Court be held for the County Of Granville aorc
said at the Court House in Oxford to commence the
fourth Monday of November next, and continue for
weeks and that the Clerk Of said Court give notice thereof
The Sheriff sutors and witnesses in civil here
by note of the order and required attend accordingly
As State business will be done. defendants and wit
prosecutions required
attend EUGENE GRlSSOM, G. :. G.
Oxford, Sept. s, 1854. sa-t4MN.
a CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! HAVE
"A recently obtained possession of the magnificent pic
nre the ofthe venerable John
Wesley. This large and mp'sng picture was painted by
O. p. Copeland ESQ., expressly for exhibition and sold by
him time ag" TO c. ID. Weekly, from whom have OBJ
tanned it, now offer for sale very reasonable terms
and feel assured that person could by exhibtngi
realize handsome sum of money The picture is about 10
by Il feet in dmen and the great founder
OF Methodism few moments before his DEATH surrounded
by eighteen twenty of his distinguished friends
and followers, all large life For particulars address,
GEORGE FISHER,
Raleigh, n. c.
Oct. 9, 1856. 93-2m.
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- p FHK ANlaHAL Af11Ffl10 or TIVE n CAR
- olins Mutual Insurance Company held ON the sth
inst the following persons xes eeolsa and OBJ
H.s.y s Tg,a.', . s.issS. y
5 !; s : i Z 5S :.;.s S; 81,
gY James n. TOwles. -; do ssF s.y y q. s. f,}.lJa
James s. Hoyt, Washington s
Alex. Mitchell, Newborn. s@}
Joshua G.: Wright Wilmington. sd
John n. Jones, Edenton 20,
}sA W w. Griffin Elizabeth City. IS.
F. f. Pagan, Plymouth 5,s. - .tSt5i
wv 81 Smith. Murtreesboro.
~, II. B. Williams, Charlotte. ~ ssI'1}fi -
Geo A. Smith, Milton. -, l4:f .5
O.. F. Long Hilisboro.'
Joseph White Anson County. f' "t' a.- 5'.
= Josh. DOne., Salem, 80 l :, ,- .,54
7. Sunny. Asheville.
2 OFFICERS Of THE COMPANY
Precedent.
H. D. Turner Tcs President
John G. Partridge, Secretary.
John Ii. Bryan. .iAOr0ey.
J. Hersman, General Ageat. -
John R. Williams,
5: II SIR s. G;.,sn;ns., z''''*'s' o'"'''s'''
This Company has been in successful operation
years. and continues to take RISKS upon all classes of
perry in the State Except Steam Mills and Turpentne Dis
tilleries) upon favorable terms. Its Policies
property amounting to 5OOoOO large portion of which
is in Country risks and its present capital Seven Hun
dred Thousand Dollars. in bonds properly secured.
The average cost Of Insurance upon the plan this Com
pany has been less than third of per cent per
All communications in reference surance should be
addressed tc tho Secretary, post paid.
Raleigh, June r. 1855. SIS
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NJ NTAIN HOUSE.
CAPON SPRINGS.

TVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN SOI 1r,1pn
by many southern friends To extend the present s DD
son, have determined to keep the Mnnntan IIu,e mann t
their accommodation until the 10th dav Of October ~ '
The three tournaments for the Season will taxa n,oo
the 2Sth OF August, the 18th and 18th epembr y"
The fare will be reduced five dollars per month and ,u
dollars per week, after the LIST Of Sept """ w"
BLAkEMORE IyGR,u
August 19, 1855.
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RENTON,S WORK COMPLETE, IN 1WO
- large octave volumes, comprising upwards u Low
pages. Either volume sold separately. ,ov
For sale by W. L. POMEROl.
September Is, 1855. -, ST.
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Raleigh, ct. Os, 1855.
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CHIPPEWAS. MENOMONIES, WINNEBAGOEs AND
NEW YORK INDIANS
For education. during the pleasure of Congress- per fifth
article treaty eleventh August, eighteen hundred and
seventy-seven Thousand five hundred dollars
CHOCKTAWS
For permanent annuity per second article trepty six
eenth November, hundred and five three thous.
For permanent annuity for support of lght-horsenen
per thirteenth article treaty eighteenth October eighteen
hundred and twenty, six hundred dollars
For permanent provision for education per second ar
Gle treaty twentieth January eighteen twenty
five, six thousand dollars
For permanent provision for blacksmith per sixth art
Gle treaty eighteenth October eighteen hundred and TWEEN
For permanent provision for and STEEL per ninth ar.
tcle treaty twentieth January, eighteen hundred and
twenty 1--WE, three hundred and twenty dollars
snrth June eighteen hundred and thrty-two on
IF cattle delivered up to the agents Of the government
ar;ed to surplus fund warrant number twelve dated
shrt;e.h June eighteen hundred and forty eight per
teenth article treaty september eighteen
at noyment to the Ghoataws for tier renquish
md Lease of lands in conformity VITA the provision
ensned tenth and snd 81 me
offwenty.second June eighteen nunoa "n' "snSe' on
:tare.t on Ave hundred thousand collars, at nv
F.s Cor education and other benencaai purposes
IL uped under the direction OF .ne conts;ne
the 90 hrteenth articles Of the treaty oftwent
in the e eiahteen hundred and 6y-hve twen'yn'
thousand dollars n. tveuty.second Of June eighties
For ineres Sttare To- lie thirteenth Of june eghtet
hundred anS Sny sr ON Eve hundred thousand aGlar
hundred ana e. education and other beneficial pu
nye Pc =. ne applied unoer the drecnSn a. 's
pci Of The C6octawa IN scnor%y .,tises of {hs tyes
eUStSined "a the tls1h I'd M : W.
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Dear Crescent feel to-day in humor for q chit
chat letter. not continuous but rowing from subject to
subject as the bee from flower to flower, would dare
continue the comparison.
In reading, am frequently amused by the absur-
dities into which authors suffer their redundant
fncies to betray them, so completely out of all idea
of possibility that one would naturally suppose their
native good sense if they really did posses the article
would have saved them from the exposure of such
egregous Ignorance. Especially do our transatlantic
neghbors indulge in fncies about American life that
are decidedly cool to say the least of them.
A short while since was reading an English tale
entitled "The Priest and the People or story of
American life, in which was exhibited as q specimen
of Kentucky arstocracy, young lady who rode
horseback la man fashon-utterly discarding the
ladys saddle-shot rifle while at full gallop the ball
entering the center of flag placed upon the head of
fayore horse, which said horse she had Just 1eaped
clear over large wagon full ofnegroes who were being
conveyed to their work on distant part of the farm
She cutup various other antics somewhat similar to the
celebrated Crockett adventures and according to her
story, was very small potatoes when brought into com
parison with some Of her young female friends. A
very delicate and refined set of young ladies' must Old
Kentuck produce if we give credence to that English
writer
And another English magazine, in which was a
somewhat vived description of negro life, and slave
driver, as they termed ovelseers was said to wear
to the field pair ofrevovers rifle howieknfe and
awhp, whose thong was seven feet long, which whip
cut clothes and flesh at one blow from the backs of
the slaves who lotered at their work also had the
company of couple or more blood-hounds where
with to pull down the black cattle which necessary
As specimen of what our own country folks
North can do, It's but few days since Tread tale
of Quadroon life, in which was very strkngly depict
ed their great nobility of heart and heightened prin-
ciple, while it also asserted that they would never
unite with the white race, deemng it peculiarly un-
fortunate for them to do SO that they, as race,
rested under curse which invariably befel them did
they minge their blood with the fairer denizens Of
earth. Yet the tale finished with the marriage of
Quadroon girl to the eldest son of an aristocratc
Southern family.
If persons are all afflicted with acoethes Sc,ibenM
let them at LEASE give lis truth while striving to
enlighton by their mighty knowledge give truth
stern, unmitigated truth-without eSaggerasion
We read Munchausen or Gulliyer, feeling from thcir
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very satsurdity their intention and Cummlns cele-
rntn limiting sne1iea I1hpre he hagged elephants

very zahsurdity their intention and Cummns cee1
brated hunting scenes, where he g bagged elephants
and lions y as other sportsnen bag quals, pear tnef
truth on their face; but thousands have heeh
nsled by reading the various abolition tales put OUT
in this country, as well DIS il England, which though
equally false with the above stories, when INTENDED
portray true slave life are at the same time malleos
and evil in their results for, bearing some resea
blance to what is the general idea of slavery Waefe
it does mot exist name, though it does in dee0Sg
it has been the means Of casting Idicue upon us az
a nation. Butpeople who live in glass houses should
not casteven pebbles lest the rocks thrown IA Tetnrh
should crush their windows. England, with her
mock piety forour we'll clothed slaves, need
only cast her eyes over starving Ireland and pagan
India, to hide her head and blush ca1flaton deep, ii
indeed it be iii herpower to show an honest blush
once more. 5SSE a5(5ES 25& 1880 =
And our Northern friends need only look at tleir
bound children, with their cropped hair and bleeding
chilbained feet adstriped backs, where the cowhide
plays its torturng dance for offences that would not
Ebetnoticed in slave here it need bullock at lts
starving thousands, who are driven to crime ana
misery fora little bread wherewith to sustain LIE
ut its haunts of vice and corruption for which no
! parallel can be found here. vi
| But am running away from my first subjects and
will return would say to the Northern lady, who
wrote that Quadroo tale, that our laws forbid ANAL
gamaton and thati rather puzzle her to point
out the "snnny spot near Mobile where her heroine,
surmounting the doom attached to her race, and the
hero, who oyerstepped the preudces of his race and
aristocratic family are nov dwelling.
lit is weIto be blessed with vivid imagination but
sometimes little pruning is needed, and would here
say to your new correspondent, that her imagination
issomewhat lively never said INTENDED living and
dying an old maid, nor yet did say that was Ger
tain Of marriage told outo look out for "bid;'
let her take care find no flaw in her DISCOURSE for If
do, I'll -, never mind what III do: sufficient for
the time will be the deed. $ ~ u
I expect You will beapt to think from this letter
4 that bavenot entirely recovered from my neuralgia
attack WE'LL It's true, and therefore must conclude
this with q promise Of trying to do better when !
write again. and in the meantime will resort to that
beverage which cheers yet not inebriates for am
close follower in Dr. Johnson's footsteps in love of
4 the sparkling cup of strong old fashioned tea.
AS your new correspondent seems to object to my
enshrining you, will drink to your health and pos
session Of all Of earth's pleasures
4 aj o. ~ CREsCESTA.
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COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WoRKERs.-Brews-
ter Van Benhuyen Co.. copper tin and sheet iron workers.
brass nisers and workers in galvanized iron IS and 81
'front.' Sc and IS Fulton and of Notre Dame Front
streets prepared to do all kinds of plantation steamboat
mill and refining brass copper and sheet iron work They keep
constantly on hand wroughronpipe gas valves Whistles
Tin lightning rods guHges Merchants planters
steamboat men, and all who have such purchases make will
find the opportunity advantageous aud desirable any they
with and the prices reasonable those other
parts Of The city.
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i hJ- We would call the special attention of our
readers the card Of old friend and ellowtownsnan hos
3. Winston Esq, who has become resident Of ST. Paul. Mn
and will leave for that city about the 18th of April All per-
having business with him previous 10 his departure will
find hiu 81 Camp street, after above date direct ST. Paul
Minnesota.
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FISHING sEINEs.-McCutcho Howell &, Co., No.
IS Camp street. have choice from five to
fifty tahom in length also lot of choice bamboo rods
store and TO arrive Those who have purchases make should
sail aud examine the supply.