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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

INDIGNATION IN NoRFoLK.-The people Of Norfolk
are Justly indignant at the neglect with which their
interests have been treated by the Legislature Of Viz
ginia. A large and highly respectable meeting of
the citizens recently held at which strong Res
olutions on the subject were adopted They com.
plain that while tire State taxes have been greatly
increased all their applications for aid in the way of
improvements have been rejected. They also ex-
press desire to be annexed to North Carolina. If
the sold Dominion should be willing to give them
up, North Carolina would receive them with open
arms The Richmond Enquirer refers at some length
to the complaints of Norfolk-admits that she has
not had justice at the hands of the Legislature, but
adds, Eve can never give our consent to the separ
ation." The Enquirer says, Norfolk is loved and
will be cherished by the State" and us destined to
rank among the chef Cities of the South" 1t is
indeed strange, that Virginia should neglect val
liable seaport and SO noble community as Nor
folk.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

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nc sdil tom tbsp ne ISth
inst We Mvs - aea11ine ne Nth IT: Ou!een,
hat on the endorssment 81 fhc Courier We hare NO
hesitation in recommending him SO
Clothing In1ncenlente: 80.
We taksa lifting occasion mvite ths Of I'll
readers aad especially Of our country fssd4 desire
good suits and moderate eoss tor the q a
n Cohen, T. q The C.roes clothi.g Depot. g, ling
worthstreet The supplies for large and eoa-
Quoted are derived from Misunderstanding e.
Establishment exclusively appropriated to aid SUI
perntended BY Mr.. A. n Cohen ct Newark, N. y. with
strict and constant reference the movements of hon
and the wants Of Southern customers and dealers In I'd
dition to very full supply always hand and In such
variety to furnish fits for ill claimants that present the
human shape in any peculiar development, the arrange
ments of the establishment supply special orders
short notice To keep the strcest guards and checks
the sales recorded with specific descriptions and refer
ences to each article and to its vendor that if art
Gle being tested should not prove representsdof
which the proprietor INDUCES fears howeverthe pu
chaser can receive every facility for PREPARATION.
The stock hand is large varied aud freshly
selected for the present and the proprietor and all
concerned desire fair inspection and thorough examine
ton on the part of all visitors.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

BENEFITS OF LIFE INsURANCE.-Mr. Charles Fritz,
Of Germany, who recently died in this city, had,
but very few days anterior to the sickness which
terminated in his death, taken out policy in the
North Carolina Life Insurance Company for $1,000,
which will now, of course be paid to his widow
One practical example such as this is worth thous-
and theories upon thesubject of Life Insurance.
Register.
1t is important to insurers that they should
promptly renew their policies. Cases have occurred
recently in which the insurance upon slaves has been
lost by the lapse of few days only-the owners
having neglected to renew.
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DIED
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the town of Newhern On the Cd mat

At his residence in the town of Newbern on the ed inst
THOMAS SINGLETON, ESQ., in the 10th of his age
MIR. Singleton was one Of Oldest and most honored
citizens and has filled many important offices the eastern
of the State He was in Craven county and
ed personal friend and companion of that loved and
distinguished citizen while he lived, and cherished to the
brance of his virtues Having obtained license practice
law in the Courts Of the State he removed the County of
Hyde and there abandoned the legal profession to
in agricultural pursuits He received many marks favor
from his fellOwczens of the county Of his adoption and
when quite young man. represented them in the Iegsa
atty which always marked his public and private
Madison appointed him Collector of the Customs
for the District Of Ocacoke during the late with Eng
land which Office, at that time, Of great RESPONSE
bty. When Cockburn landed his men on the island of
Portsmouth to tit out expedition to attack Newben
tor ut his post and by his prudence and representa-.
tons caused the Admiral to abandon it, which saved
the wn % pEsgs # o mot S
ried on board of one prisoner of war, but after few
hours confinement was landed the island and set at lib
ery He returned to Newborn to reside after absence
of number of years. and appointed Gen. jackson
Collector Of that port, and continued such until Gen.
side on his farm on the banks Of the Nsuse He was
appointed Collector of the port Of Newborn by Gen. Pierce
and held the office at the time of his DEATH He has served
pactes Justice of the Peace Inendan Of Police and
Trusteof the Academy in all Of which he the APP
probation and esteem of all with whom he connected
Mr.. Singleton true in all tho relations of life.
Though firm and nexbe in the discharge Of his duty yet
as friend and neghbor, obgng and courteous and gen.
tie child There nothing small selfish about
him. His kind and benevolent heart warmed towards his
brother Of whatever creed condition country and
his hand extended relieve the suerngs Of the
destitute and improve the condition Of those around him
He has fallen, and the government has been depriy
ed Of faithful aud efficient officer the community Of IN
estmabe and enterprising citizen and his family Of kind
husband and parent but they have the mel
anchoy satisfaction Of looking back upon his long life Of
usefulness his spoess integrity and unsullied character
Cox.
Mobile and Edenton papers please copy the notice
his death.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

Coon News FROM DEEP RIvER.-We learn from
letter received this morning from Mr.. Cassidy,
one Of the directors of the c. F. & D. r. Navigation
Co., that the steamer j. H. Haughton was at Hay
woods landing with Coal, Flour, Corn, &c. and ex-
pected to leave for Fayetteville and this place yes
terday the 18th inst.
There were large number of bidders for the con.
tract for the completion of the works which were to
be given out on the 18th inst. The Engineer and
all interested were in fine Spirits under belief that
our long cherished and sangune hopes of this enter
prise are soon to be realized.
Hip! hp!! hip!!! nurrah!! bring out the big
guns, and'let us be ready to give the "Haughton"
feu de joe" on her arrival at our port with the
first cargo Of native black diamonds.
VII. Herald.
We understand that the Haughton arrived here
yesterday afternoon, with cargo Of coal. flour, &C.
Obssrrer.
This steamer has made two trips lately, the water
not higher than ordinary winter water The locks
were in good order, and were passed easily. We
learn that the Deep River work has been let out
Among the contractors are DR.. Smith, Mr.. Parish,
Messrs. Hanks & Kirksey, Mr.. Cegg, and Mr. King
As soon as this work is finished the heart of the
coal mines will be reached.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

New HAMPSHIRE ELEcT1oN.-We have now re.
turns from the whole State with the exception of
four small towns, which gave last year Baker 1873;
Metcalf 20; scattering, Is. This would make the
vote stand: .. 5a5Ez.
Wells 32,O70
Metcalf 32,120
Goodwin and scattering 24SO
The whole vote (says the New Hampshire PATRIOT
will exceed 900, 1000 more than that Of last
year, when the largest vote ever cast was thrown
The senate will stand 4 democrats to abolitionsts
and know-nothings. In regard to the complexion
of the lower house the patriot says:
:"Whole number of representatives elected, 3l4 :
democrats. $50; all others, 1874. This gives an ap
parent majority of IA against the democrats but
among those reckoncd against us are number who
cannot be relied on for Metcalf" 5'f.E
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MAR RIED.

In Orange county Sunday morning. the 9th inst, by
d. Umpsted, ESQ., Capt John WilkersOn Miss Nancie,
daughter Of Leven Ellis, Esq, all of Orange
In Davidson county on the 18th instant by George w.
Smith, Esq, John Miller to Miss Sarah Owen, daughter
of Col William Owen. -..ls'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

Mr.. EvERETT's ORATIoNs.-Tbe Richmond and
Petersburg papers speak in glowing terms of COM
mendation of the Oratons delivered in those Cities
by the Hon. Edward Everett, on the character of
Washington. Mr.. Everett is an accomplished schol-
ar, and a most impressive and polished speaker
He deserves the thanks of every American for his
efforts to raise funds for the purchase of Mount
Vernon. The Enquirer states that the handsome
sum of $3.50 was realized in Richmond to the Mount
Vernon fund, from Mr.. Everett's Grafton.
LATEST FOREIGN NEws.-The steamer Persia ar
rived at New York on the goth, bringing Liverpool
dates to the 9th instant Ts
The Peace Conference in Paris is said to be pro-
crossing favorably.
There had been considerable decline in bread.
stuffs. Flour had gone down three shiilingx, and
corn one shilling. Cotton steady and unchanged.
Naval stores quiet, without important change.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

W We learn that the Senior Class Of the n. c.
University have invited the Rev. Dr. Fuller, of Bal
tmore to deliver the Valedctory Sermon at the next
Commencement Matthew W. Ransom, ESQ.,, the
late Attorney General, will deliver the Annual Ad-
dress.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

LOOK Our!-We learn that large number of the
u,lsigned notes of the Bank of Wilmington ($5s and
$1Os) we're scattered, some Of them partially burn
ed by the destruction of the cars on the Seaboard
Road. Some Of these have been signed by rogues,
and passed
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

H We requested to state, that the true
Raleigh radiatng and Graduating TINE is to be
found solely at Z. Hamilton Thompson's, No. %,
ION tho new) who is in durnal communication
with Maury of the observatory, Washington, D. c.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26
New Spring and Summer Goods for 1866.

New Spring and Summer Goods for 1856.
VuNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
IL New York and is receiving the largest and most
GOODS he had the pleasure of offering to his
friends and customers Introducing all the RECENT
STYLES, CaIicoes Ginghams Lawns Muslns Chales Ba.
rage De Lanes Figured and Plain Berages and Tissues
Silk and Straw Bonnets Silk Mantilas and Parisos
No use to tall, for have got them Come and look.
GENTLEMENS WEAR.-I have a fine assortment of
Cotton Linen, and Wooden Goods of all kinds. Give me
Boots. and Shoes. Also, some good READY-MADE
Talk about this man and that man selling goods at cost
Why customer stop and think and ponder we'll before you
rubbed remnants; but am offering you NEW GOODS
bought in New York aothi the last days. and twill
sell you Goods just cheap any in this City,
County State that has paid for his good intends do
then quit
Cali Sd above R. Smiths corner or one door above
Evans and Cookies and opposite c. w. D. Huchng's Sad
die and Harness Mandatory tsystteys Sres arpcu
Raleigh, March o. 1856. 1ll7-6w.
~ Star, Christian Advocate, Spirit of the Age copy
six times.
LATE PUBLICATIONS.
DHILIP THE SECOND, BY WM H. PRESCOTT
IL Macauays History of England Vols. and now
ready.
Hiawatha, by Longfel'ow.
Mimic Life, by Mrs. Ritch O. formerly Mrs. Mowatt.)
Ernest Linwood by Mrs. Hentz.
Rachel Gray, by Julia Kavanangh. :. ..s
Our Cousin Veronica, by Miss Wormeley.
Shaepac Recoectons: Wayside Glimpse Of American
Life. r---. .... g : ts1ft fssH-
Woman's Faith Tale Of Southern Life
The Creole Orphans; Tale of louisiana.
Dr. Magnn's Msceilanes. Vol. 8. Shakespeare papers.
Phoenixana !; Or. Sketches and Burlesques. by John
Pneux Squbob. For sale by
RALEIGH March "a 1854 as
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

A HANDSOME PREsENT-Our thanks to Mr. Pzzin
for cake, most skillfuly and beautifully ornament
ed. The cake itself was delicious. 1t was from the
hands of Mr.. Wolfrom, Confectioner, recently from
Germany. Such work is creditable to his taste and
skill
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

AcouIrrED.-At Nash Superior Court, last week.
Judge Person presiding, John NJ. Strickland was
tried on a charge Of numbering j. N. Terrell. The
trial occupied three days. and resulted in al acquit
tai. For the prosecution, Attorney General Batch
elor and A NJ. Lewis Esq. For the prisoner, Messrs.
Moore, Miller, Dortch ana Conigland.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

). Rlazr-=W k,ip us iallosipe nsa he AahesiJS
SpscAtor, and 100 Int ~ afe fkyof ct
the Democrats Stats Convention y aimilar
resolution What say our cotemporasiss
IS Fhs. Nortkt Cdrotiaien
s !" A SUGsxsHos.-We have long been of the opin-
Of the candidates Tor Governor canvassng the State
in person, should be done away with. The simple
custom ITSELF to say nothing Of the utter want Of
dignity and downright blackguardism, that have
characterized many canvasses in our knowledge il
unworthy Of The Office 81 Governor. The Executive
office Of this State being neither one Of profit Of
much responsibility, 80 far as co-ordi nation and
the dspensation Of patronage are concerned should
pc one OF honor, dignity, and responsibility.
We therefore, would suggest that the Greensboro
Convention of the American Party adopt resolu-
ton of this sort; A@8
Resolced That it is Of this Convention, that
the nominee Of the American Party for Governor
should not canvass the State in person, proc. d ID
that the Democratic State Convention, when assem-:
bled, concur in the foregoing declaration.
Thus, we think, this unbecon,ing custom could be
done away with. "What-is sauce for the goose is
sauce for the gander."
The Hillsborough Recorder says: ave concur
entirely with the Spectator in this matter. 1t but
expresses the sentiments entertained and expressed
by US years ago, and hope it is not too late now
to amend the practice" We do not entirely concur
with the Spectator in his opinion about the custom
of canvassng; but We have no objection to the
course suggested by that paper. Let the two Con-
ventions nomnate-let the public presses of the
State and the candidates for the Assembly vndcate
the characters of their respective candidates for
Governor, and set forth their claims; and then let
the people decide. u -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

No TIDNGs OF THE PAcFc.-Much excitement is
felt in New York about the missing steamer. It is
now reduced almost to certainty that she is lost
She was injured in Liverpool
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

~ Persons desiring to obtain female teacher
are referred to Mr.. Bannister's advertisement il
this paper.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE STANDARD III
n. N. MARTIN, BRO. CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants, No. l29, Sycamore
PETERSBURG March 90. 1856.
TOBACCO-The breaks continue light for the season
and prices well maintained We quote common Jugs
at IS to fair to good 81 to g. with sales occasionally
at 81 and fair to good ISL to $ll1 No very fine Of
ferng: As We before mentioned we think planters who
may have portion of their crops priced would do well
send it down.
WHEAT-During the past week the market has been
very dull and heavy Sales previous steamers arrival
made 81 81 to 81 IS for prime red and whte Since
the accounts Quoting decline in breadsus recev-
ed there less mness in the market and prices have de-
cned some to s.; the market closing heavy.
COTTON-The receipts have increased and the market
remains quiet with small sales of good Of prime lots W
to 915c
C0RN-Receips light with fair demand at 70 to 72c
for good milling lots
FLOUR-Recpipts heavy and market very dull at 50 to
$9a for snpertine, and $40 t" $lOL for family.
MACKEREL-No 5, medium, at sSA to s61z;
BACON-Since the opening Of navigation the supply
has been heavier, and Western finds ready market
to loo. for shoulders, and 1925 10 lie. for sides.
SALT-Marke well supplied at 81 SIS to 81 90 for L. p
and 81 40 to 81 As for G. A.
LARDMarket quiet ut l2l for leafin kegs and I2c in
barrels.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

HARPER FOR ApRII.-We have received the April
number from Mr.. Pomeroy. 1t contains, among
other papers, an excellent biography, with illustra-
tions of Gen. Putnam.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

Is IT True tit is stated that Mr.. Fillmore-too
proud or too timid to attend the meeting Of the K.
N. Council in his neghborhood- private
initiation in his own parlor! Can this be so? If
So what viii "the boys" think of this parlor
Know Nothing p
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ending june 9 SO iss!, VIA
rloar' o!scals' whskey. s9xss tea co1ess ns
Tie -four shah be superanes and af 90
wheat grown y the year 1855 0s 1885 tet
cases be manai.ctured from wheat u the
&c perfectly sweet and 10 al Fsspects Il Il Is bes
and shui De delivered 10 good shipping osdes ~
sound, bright barrels, half barrels, TIE
the slaves and heading to be q red oak 81 the ~
strong and well no ped WITH lining hoSRs sy9nna -
yards; two half bsrrsls = Be oonsidstsd g
not more than oneszsh the required qnansasyes 9
The biscuit shall 90 made wholly nom sweet supetqe
OF ne manumctnre o. tne year lso9
IN an cases De mannisctIred rom nSnr meqs
lmmedatey the dates OF the
same and sna oe saly sqna. u ?asl.y' sn9
sue ana shape 70 me samples winch ere e @
dried wsl backed and devers ee az
.s =; above wiz H. lssS: IS
ar and wniskey or sptrit DafeaA y We
" .ne bureau! {. IS
merchaniable and Be full rst pfoa 10 lie 66i
ted States "uston,house stand.r Itsh. bs dsy.rsdiu
good. new. sound bright, Aoopsd wssas-
onea wniteoak barrels whiteoak beads the heeds ~ be
made OF treepece heading and well painted the slaves
not to be less than thick. and heads not ess
than -nch thick; and each barrel shat. be- eooersd IN
sun MH que que soI hoaP ca easa ogelH
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Tri.Weekly Line Of Four Horse Post Coaches
from salisbury to Asheville, through in thir.

Tri.weekly Line Of Four Horse Post Coaches
from salisbury to Asheville, through in thir.
GONNECTiNG WITH THE MOTH CAROLINA
~ Railroad. Having purchased the line from Asheville
to Morganton have stocked the road with good Horses
and experienced and accommodating drivers. Also
Concord two horse Coaches. After the 18th of March,
will leave Ashevile ON Tuesdays Thursdays, and Satur
connecting at Morganton with my line of Four
Horse Coaches.
No pains expense will be spared make this the
comfortable and expeditions stage road in the State Try
the road and Judge for yourselves.
''f-t'srs', c. 3. BROWN, Contractor.
Moiganton. March p, 1885 :, &. 11l7-wk
Z" ANTED, SITUATIONS FOR THREE LADIES,
w graduates Of the Hudson River Institue qualified
to teach, besides the higher Eng.h and higher Msthe
macs French Grammar Drawisg OF psinsing md fiaho
Music Address VIII MINISTER A: M 20
s,+7s Prncipai Of Huds6n B. institute, =
g 4 Clayerack Columbus Co. N X 2
ErOR sALE,--THE HOUSE AND Tor 6CGRIkD
- by me in the Easteyu part Of the, City esnld
accommodating ters portion q ~ lot VIII bssold
and Iotxia = sIPossl 2 ~ -
csais vel. 4p efIa + 81. go. |
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AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-THAT WELL known
"A Hotel in the City Of Raleigh. opposite the Court
House. called the Marlborough House, will be sold to the
highest bidder Monday the 10th day of May next by
order of the Supreme Court.
Terms: Five hundred dollars cash residue, in three
equal payments one two and three year-nterest from
day Of sale.
E. B. FREEMAN,
5.s' Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
March "a, 1855. i.rt..--- Std.
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Strokes CouKTY.-At the late term of Stokes
County Court, the following officers were elected :
Special Court-Julius Martin, Joel F. Hill, and Ham.
iton Scales. County Trustee-Peter Hutchinson
COMMITTEES Of Finance-W. A. Mitchell, j. M. Gov
ington, and E. L. Martin. County Atsorney-Thos
Settle, Jr., Of Rockingham.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

BACON is in better demand at 11X cents. CORN is
in good demandsales at 80 cents per bushe We quote
COTTON as to 90. FLOUR is in good demand and
sales instances have been made more than Is
IS for family OATS dull and lower-sales at AZ to Is
cents per bHshel.
81 to 81 per Dbl. Garoliaian.
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NEW ROOKS.-ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DIS
IN COVERY for 1856 year book of facts in Science
and Art. 1922. - =. : : =
The Onyxsc Ring, by John Sterling.
The Angel in the House: The Betrothal: Poem.
Edith Hale: Village Story, by Thrace Tslmon. The
Of the day. 9isss-i 80 -
: Tah: I Tale Of Modern Rome q 81 ~
4 The Lost Hunter Q Tale Of Early Times. ss-tsE
Chariemont, by Simms. s.s n i1.:5s5s
Guy Rivers: = Tale Of George BY Simms.
For sale by
.9s. = ~ .s-e.s z 6 & WI. PONEROY.
March "a. 1a66. Be-
EQR kAL 81 A1slTs ALbEl Rx COL.
IL md Pocket Compasa Ct II. * In
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NORFOLK MARKET.

REPORTED FOR "NORTH-C ARoLlNA STANDARD"
By A. NJ. MPHEETERS CO.,
Wholesale Grocers Fo7rdrding Commission Merchants
NORFOLK, March %, 1856.
FLOUR Since the receipt of the Persa's news, -four
has still farther receded which, with the large supplies
being received has much depressed market
s. F: SIX to t711: Extra $50 to ss1l; Family $sI to
$9a.
GROCERIES-Stocks are now fully replenished, but
prices continue to rule high Sugars N. o. VI P.
r. w. to vi &C." io1 to l0S Crushed ll1s to llN.
M1assesncuba SIC to 4oc; n O. a to a. cotee,Ro
to is14 Rice &c; butter &c ssc Salt, g. A. q g. t.
B. 81 rs. Bacon. Va. Hoground. ls11 to Is; Western
Cotton to ~ s,ayes r. O. hhds s2c; W. O. Pipe ss5
w. o. hhds Prime $50; w. o. bbl Prime $780, Heading
Prime roc What-Red 81 40; white 81 As. White Mer-
Potatoes 81 s5 Yellow 9Oc to 81. Spts. Turpentne,
4Oc. Rosn 81 35 to 81 so.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

~ WILMINGTON, March %, 1856.
TURPENTINE-No change in prices. Sales this morn
ing Of 800 bbs at 81 SO for virgin, 81 IS yellow dip,
and 81 35 forhard, u $50 fts.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market rules dull with
few transactions. Sale to-day of only 80 bbs Sc
b gallon. Z
ROSIN-600 bbls Common sold this morning at 81 IL
for large size bbls.
TAR-Further sales yesterday of 14S bbs at 81 so y
Dbl. This morning 1872 do. went at same price.
COTTON-5O bales changed hands this morning at ska
81 cents y b. for ordinary to good middling.
Journal.
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Wentworth, March "a, 1856.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, PITT CO.,
- Superior Court of Law. 50 .#-t-s. :
is ordered by the Court that Special Term of the
Court be held for the county aforesaid st the
June A. d. 1885, All suors civil suits and all persons
having business in said Court exceptn criminal cases. will
attend. a4- e : d. .... 70 ge
JAS. A. BROWN, C. S. C.
March