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GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY,.

GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY 49,
There will be . Democratic Congressional Dir
trct Mass Meeting at Edenton on the 9th and 10th
Of next month. Distinguished speakers WIN be pres.
ent and the occasion will no doubt be useful and
interesting one. We publish the following notice Of
it, sent us by friend:
Democratic District Mass Meetingl
A grand rally of the Democracy of the 1st Con-
gressonal District, will be held in the town of Eden
ton on the 9th and 10th days of October.
Benz. F. Hallett, of Mass, Gov Seymour, of New
York. Stephen A. Douglas, of Illinois Col. Black, of
Penn. Ioombs, of Geo., Hunter, of Va, and many
other distinguished speakers from every section of
the country have been invited, several of whom will
be present
The Hon. Preston S. Brooks of South. Carolina, it
is confidently expected, will be here.
Many of the Democratic champions of our own
State. to wit: Gov. Bragg, the Hons. D. S. Reid,
Asa Biggs, John Kerr, Thos. Rufin, S. P. Hill, L.
OB Branch, &C., &C., will doubtless also be present.
Come one, come all Come Democrats! Come
Old Line Wings Yes! come Know Nothings!
The bars will be let down on those days even for
your admission into the fold of Democracy, and an
opportunity offered you to rally around the standard
OF BUCHANAN, BRECKENRIDGE, and the UNIoN
Col. S. A. w. Righton, of Chowan County, will
act as Chief Marshal on the occasion.
Band of Music will be in constant atten dance,
and no effort spared on the part of the citizens Of
Edenton, to insure every delightful and merry
sojourn among them.
Don't fail to come
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Yards and Docks September TO- 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR EACH CLASS Sc
- paraely endorsed Proposals for Glass No. name tie
Glass; for the Mt ae the yard) will be receiv-
ed ut this Office until noon the 25h October next for
furnishing and delivering at the several navy-yards named
the materials and articles embraced in the following classes
which will be furnished on application and sent by mail
if so requested to desiring to offer to contract for
oil the classes named therein by the commandments
Of the several yards for the classes for the yards
der their command by the agent nearest thereto
the bureau for any all the yards
In case bidders desire the commandments navyagents
to send them schedules by mail it will be necessary
der to insure their transmission that they should enclose
their postage stamps, the law requires all
postage to be prepaid.
Bidders hereby cautioned and particularly notified
that their offers must be in the form hereinafter prescribed
and be mailed in time reach their destination before the
time expires for receiving Them bid sr be considered
scch shall be receiod aer the period stated md ao-
ance s0iA be nude tor futures of the mai.
To guard against offers being opened before the time a
pointed bidders requested to endorse the envelope
above the address, and draw line under the endorsement
thus: Proposals for Class No. (nane the Glass; for the
Nauyyard at name tile yard.")
To the Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks WASH
ngton, D. G.
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Other appointments will be duly announce
Fremont Meetinq in Pittsburg.

State Convention held here yesterday, was the
greatest demonstration made in this city.-The
procession was immensely long, and required over
two hours in passing point Almost all the trades
were represented in the processon-some engaged
in working at their business. There was a large
steamer with full compliment of officers and men
a steam engine in operation drawn by horses. Also,
full rugged ship, equipped to represent the steam
boat interest. Cars containing young girls repre-
senting every State in the Union, presented must
beautiful appearance. There were innumerable BAN
ners, bearing every variety of devise-some very
quaint and amusing three or four bands of Bor-
der Ruiians" in full costume of Kansas marshalls,
dragoons &C., besides carriages containing old
Revolutionary soldier and soldiers of the of 1872
Cassius NJ. Clay, Speaker Banks and host Of
others addressed the vast assemblage.
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s. a;rsstsa 3 sSs se$nsndins ooss
'nass sss a e sess
the expiration cfthe in the schedules for the
completion Of deliveries specially authorized y The
to b provided in ths oontr.c. and to V distn
articles enumerated in classes headed miscellaneous
specified the probable quantity which may be required ~
well Is to x dats for determining the lowest bid but the
f exceed ss s ss h
sufficient notice. during the Aca year ending soth june
than those specified the prices shall renaip he same
All the articles under the Construct must be Of the best
or expense and subject to the count wesS Or
satisfactory the ommandsat thereof Bidders as u
further DESCRIPTION Of the articles Contractors for csss
headed miscellaneous who do reside near the place
name in their proposals agent the city principal
place near the yard Of delivery who be called upon to
Approved surees in the full amount Of the contract viii
be required and twenty per centum additional security
BEEN Completed or unless
by the department. On classes beaded miscellaneous"
to be delivered as required during the fiscal the twc
July and October when the deliveries have been satisac
thirty days ssR
tion of bills trpicate duly vouched and approved
the rejected articles offered under the contract shall have
been removed from the yard unless specially by
It win be stipulated in the contract that if default shalt
be made by the parties of the first part in delivering all
of the articles mentioned of the quality and at the
times and places above provided them and in that the
said parties will forfeit and pay the United States
liquidated damages Of money equal to twice the
be paid for the articles in case of the actual delivery
thereof which qudated damages may be recovered from
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Death of Col, Andrew Joyner.

We announce, with much regret the demise of
Col. Andrew Joyner, of Halifax County. He died
at his residence, on Saturday last, in the bosom of
his family regretted and mourned by many relatives
and friends. His age was about II.
Col. Joyner was native, we believe, of Martin
County. He represented that County in the House
of Commons in 1872 and 1918, during the war with
England; and he commanded regiment of troops
at Norfolk during the war. No officer was more de-
voted to his soldiers, or more popular with them
He was, for many years, merchant at Norfolk and
in Halifax, and by his energy and superior business
talents, accumulated handsome estate. He was
the architect of his own fortune, having been born
to no inheritance, and never having been blessed
with the opportunities of a finished education. AS
inancier he had but few equals in the State.
Col. JoyneT represented the County of Halifax in
the State Senate from 1885 to 1850, inclusive; and
was Speaker of that body for several sessions in
which position he acquitted himself with dignity,
impartality, and tirmness. He was devoted friend
of internal improvements, and of all State measures
which, in his judgment, calculated to develop
the States resources and add to her power and
wealth.
a more extended biographical notice, from the
hand of some one of his many friends, we hope to
be able soon to lay before readers.
The OCTOBER ELEcT1oNs.-The State election in
Florida takes place on the 9th of October. The
State elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana, and
South. Carolina, will be held on the same day-the
18th of October. These will be the last skirmishes
prior to the grand pitched battle of the 18th of No
vember.
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On The 18th inst BY Thca J. Williamson Esq, Mr. Jno.
W Gwyn to Miss Fannie daughter Of Richard Hosnbuckls
al Of Caswell county. N. G. go. 49, .41'''
~ Spirit of the Age and Richmond Enquirer please
copy.
In Greensboro by the Rev. J. J. smyth, A. Allen ESQ.,.
Of Arkansas to Miss Celia a. Aebane, daughter Of Dr.
John Mebsne, Of Greensboro, N. c. Also, by the Rev.
Of the Greensborough Times to Miss Ceiestia Crowson
daughter of Mr.. George B. Crowson.
On Thursdsy evening the 4th instant by Rev. Peter D.
Guerrant Rev. Benton Field to Mrs. Lucy Lace both Of
Rockingham county, N. G.
In Fayetteville the 18th, by the Rev. Adam Gchris
Mr. Johnson J merchant Of that place. to Miss Fanny
A., daughter of Jno D. Starr. Esq.
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Office r.. Il &. r. H. Co..

NALEIGH sept. %, 1906. J ;
Fair will DO carried over the Raleigh CASTOR Rai,.
road and returned for the price of single ticket Articles
for exhibition will be transported free charge except in
cases where they to be exhibited for Only ole
sample Of the same article, belonging to the perso
will be transported free.
Visitors articles exhibition will be carried ON tho
same terms the Henderson Fair.
special Freight Train will be sent from Weldon to
Raleigh, such day the Chairman of the Executive
Committee shall designate for the transportation articles
to the C. State Fair; and Ex bitors respectfully
quested to be ready TRAM otherwise they may b.
disappointed in reaching the Fair in time.
No freight will be allowed on The passenger trains.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
X. a.. HAMILTON, President.
= s%s3SE S9-swtl4O.
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Special Notice.

The STANDARD is conducted strictly upon the CASH SYSTEM
Al pape,s are discontinued at tile expiration Of tie time
for ,chich they hare been paid Subscribers scH notified
roue WEEKS before their time is out by CROSS MARK o"
their papers and unless the subscription as renece the pa
per pW discontinued. This isa rule from Odieh there
m be no departure. Watch the mark and renew
your subscription.
Weekly Standard 81 per amnuna, in adcance
SEMI U'eekty Standard 81 per do.
80 Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office 1ron well as the to- which
they desire the change to be made
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned (name Of guarator) of mae tile to'0n
sna ba the
the bidder bdes) WILL if his Tor ther] offer above be
accepted enter into contract with the United States within
fifteen days after the date of notice. through the post Office
of the acceptance of his ther offers before mentioned
Witness. signature Of guarantors.]
certify that the above-named there the guarantos)
known to to be good and responsible
this [Signature.]
be signed by the district judge district attorney col
be responsible
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LARGE. SALE
VALUABLE NEGROES

Valuable NEGKOESs
I'm MONDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER:
next the subscriber will offer for SALE ut the Town Of
Halifax, North-Carolna from -.
200 q. 300 Valuable Negroes,
consisting OF Field Hands and Mechanics, with their Fam
lilies. = =
The said Negroes have been reared the low
the Roanoke, and will be offered for sale in Families Tho
place OF sale is the line of the Wilmington Weldon,
daily.
The sale will be for Cash. but upon satisfactory security
time will readily be given to make pecunary arrangement
Letters addressed to the subscriber at Raleigh will re-
ceive prompt attention. T. T. DEVEREUX.
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1885, 89-swGt
~ The Tarboro' Southerner, the Norfolk Herald tho
Salisbury Banner the Milton Chronicle, the Richmond En-
the Mobile (Aa Advertiser the New Orleans Pcsyune
the State Register Montgomery Ala the Augusta Gal
Ycksburg (Miss) Sentinel, will copy twice week til The
9th Oct, and forward bill to this Office -
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5000 Lbs. Family BacOn-1OOO Pairs shoes.
II EEP 1T BEFORE TIE PEOPLE, THAT AM
n selling, and will continue to SELL OW for cash.
short time to punctual customers. have store large
lot of leather, together with general assortment of Giro
snd such Coffee Flour Flo beat
sale retail Call and for yourself 4th door from L.
B. Smiths old stand, North side of Hargett street.
determined not TO be undersOd by any Thankful r
past favors hope by fair dealing and strict attention
business, to merit continuance Of the same.
JORDAN WOMBLE.
N. B. Jugs. Decanters and Tumblers will be loaned to
the members of the ensuing Legislature, and liquors fu
ished on the best TERMS j. W.. :.
Sept %, 1856. 1152-wly.
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ATTENTION! "0AK.C1TY GUARDS"

AM MEET AT THE ARMORY ON MONDAY EVE
Gx2 MING next the 29th inst, at o'clock precisely.
Asa& W EOe'y man is expected to be at his post or
the above evening, matter incoloing the highest CON
alterations will be brought before the meeting.
(By order of the Captan,)
mo. SPELMAN O. s.
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EVERETT,S PAVILION.
EVER EFT,


THE GREAT AMERICAN MAGICION,
TOGETHER WITH HIS TALENTED COMPANY,
engaged at great expense for the season. will give
THREE of their varied and unique entertainments in
Raleigh, on Monday Goth, Tuesday 3Oth Sep.
TENDER, and LIST of October, 1856.
In addition to EVERETTS wonders which are of the
first ORDER the entertainment comprises greater variety
of Miscellaneous Performances than any other exhibition
travelling.
The whole to be exhibited in spacious Waterproof Pa
vlion with stage and seats for six hundred spectators
Doors open at o'clock. Performance to commence at
TX. Admission 25 cents.
J. c. CLINTON, Agent.
Raleigh September "a, 1885, $751;
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.---
- County-In Equity.-Jobn s. Brown and others vs.
Peleg w Spencer and wife, and others.
In this it appearing to the Court that Benz Stan
Gill, Francis Stanc, John Wallace, VIM. Wallace David
Reed and Harriet his wife, Guford Reed and Elizabeth
his wife, Benz B. Williams Rue NJ Stancill Godfrey STAN
Gill, Benjamin Stanc Jane Stanc Aretta Daniel John
c. Druer and wife Elizabeth Ruel Stsncil Elizabeth Stan
GILL, John W. Wallace Mary c. Wallace and Joseph Benz
Wallace residents of this State; 1t is therefore
dered by the Court that publication be made for six
cessve weeks in the North Standard for the said
defendants make their personal appearance at the next
term of this Court to be holden at the Court House in
Greenve the first Monday in March next, or judg-
ment pro oosso will be taken as to them, and heard &C
cordingly.
witness Goold Hoyt, Clerk and Master in Equity for
Pitt County. GOOLD HOYT, G. NJ. e.
+ Sept. 3d. 1855. 1151-w6w.
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Cor Geary's Lnaatgural address.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 19.-Gov. Geary in his
inaugural address at Lecompton, X. T., the 18th,
deprecated the continuance of Strife caused by the
interference of citizens of the States and promises
justice irrespective of party. He expects obedience
to thelaws Of the legislature until repealed. He also
issued proclamation discharging the volunteers and
militia, and commanding all armed bands to dispense
or quit the territory.
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sixth Electoral District.

Thomas Settle, Jr, Esq, Democratic candidate for
Elector in the 9th District will address his fellow
citizens the Presidential question at the follow
ing times and places:
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Mayors Office,

Mayors Office,
RALEIGH, Sept. 22nd, 1856.
assemble in the City Hall Saturday evening" the
eth inst at O'clock make such arrangements they
may think proper in relation the approaching Stats
Fair. WIN. DALLAS HAYWOOD. Mayor
89-sw2t
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BLACK REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN VIRGINIA.
The Republican State Convention of Virginia came
off at Wheeling Thursday. A Fremont electoral
ticket was nominated-There was no disturbance as
was no anticipated.
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4 kA COPIES OF HARPER FOR OCTOBEE
A4DV just received at POMEROY0ss-
September 20, lSu0. AZ
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NOTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF JAS. D. NEW
II requested to send the amount of their
specve claims with interest added to the LIST day of Oco
ber Notice also given to persons who gave notes to
THAT due,) to please make payment. can be
found at awrences Hotel during Superior Court week.
or at Roesvile.
JOHN n. FLEMING, Trrs o..
Sept %, 1856. ll52-wta.
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NJOTICE.-DO NOT FORGET WHILE LOOKING
II around for FALL AND WINTER GOODS to call At
the Store.
d. C. MURRAY,
Two doors below Williams & Haywoods Drug Store.
Raleigh, Sept %, 1856, ll5l-Wtf.
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Land for Sale near RaIeigh,

Land LOT S8le near R8IeIyhs
TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE, UPON
IL reasonable terms tract 6f Land known as PAOLl,
lying the Hillsborough road about two miles from tho
State House, containing about one hundred and fifty
the lands have been well MANFRED produce good crops
They will also sell two tracts of Wood Land lying in the
neighborhood between three and four miles from the
city; containing seventyve and threefourth
the other forty-fve and one-half acres.
these lands not before disposed of by private sac
they will be sold at Public Auction, the Court Hous,
door in the City of Raleigh Monday, the 18th day Of
November next upon credit of Six twelve and eighteen
months with interest from the day of SALE The purchaser
will be required to give bond and security and the tito
be reserved until the of the purchase money
ROBERT B. GILLIAN,
T. BROWN VENABLE, Execut'rs Off.
JAMES McKIMMON, Kingsbury.
Raleigh Sept. %, 1885, By-swtd
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA... r
- County-In Equity.-Barbara Briley VS.. james A.
Brown Executor to the Estate of Irwin Briley.
In this appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that James A. Brown, the defendant, is resident Of
this State 1t ordered by the Court that publication be-
made for six successive weeks tbs NorhC arona STAR
dard for the said James A. Brown make his personal
pearancc at the next term Of this Court to be holden at tn
Court House in Greenvile on the first Monday in March
next or Judgment pro covesso, will be taken to him.
heard accordingly
Witness: Gooid Hoyt, Clerk and Master in Equity fir
Pitt County. GOOLD HOYT, G. NJ. E.
Sept. %, 1856. 1l5l-w6w.
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We are requested to announce that S. E. Will
liams Esq, Democratic Elector for the Fifth Dis
trict, will address the people as follows:
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TIL T. NJ A IL X e Il > I.
NORFOLK MARKET.

NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED THE "NORTH-CAROLINA STANDARD,
By A. NJ. M'PHEETERS CO.,
WAokesaIe Grocers Forwarding d. Commission Merchants
NORFOLK, Sept. go, 1856.
FLOUR-Our market continues very inactive but with.
out change in prices Wequote s. F. s6a@7; Extra $z
@7g4 Family $500.
GkoCERIEs +; R: and n. 9. Sugars 914@1o1sc; &C"
1014c; Crushed l3L9l311c Molasses, n. D. &C; p r.
56c Cuba SIC. Coffee Rio II 1s@l1c; Lag l21sc; Java
15a4@l6c. Rice 5l@5Ac. Bacon, Western Sides llA@
11ac Shoulders lie; n. G. and Va. Hog Round 1870;
Hams l5c; Lard l5
CORN-White 63@165c; Yellow Csc.
WHEAT-Red 81 45@s1 so; White 81 55@$1 60.
COTTON-NOne market.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
WILMINGTON, September co. 1856.
TURPENTINE-Arrives sparngly, and is in moderate
demand Sales yesterday afternoon of 100 bbs and this
morning 427 do 81 IS for virgin and yellow dip and
81 40 for hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTIN E-Nothng doing.
ROSIN-ln common we notice sales yesterda OF $500
barrels 81 Is for large 80 lbs; and this morning 900
do. at 81 Is for medium size. No sales in No. l.
COTTON-A lot of IL bales mddling and good middlng
changed hands this morning at 1lsl cents per h.
Journal.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
FAYErTEvILLE, September go, 1856.
BACON firm at cents-FLOUR IS to 81 according to
quality-CORN 80 cts per bushel-COTTON dull at ~
to 12-vlrgin TURPENTINE 81 25, yellow s. IS, hard
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PORTSMOUTH, N. II.

PORTSMOUTH, N. II.
Glass No. bricks Crss No. Steel
s-Yelow-pine tim 15-Paints, oils, and
Der glass
4-Yeow pine lum- 16-Ship chandlery
Der 17-Hardwure
Soak plank 1s-Stationery
6-White-pne and 19-Firewood
spruce lumber, 20-Hay
seasoned 2l-Provender
Lime 22-Charcoal
S-Cement 25-Iron castings
s-Gravel and sand
11-Iron and nails
| Class No. Bricks Cpss No. 12-Steel
s-Yellow.pine tim l5-Paipts, oils, and
4-Yelrw-pine lum- 1G-Ship chandlery
Der 17-Hardware
@ wood aat tim hsrs so-aay 'i and Straw
lumber 2l-Provender
6-white-pine, 22-Charcoal
spruce, juap. 2s-Packing
er, and cypress 25-lron castings
timber and
| lumber
| lin and hair
s-Gravel and sand
1l-IrOn, iron spikes,
| and nails.
Class No. Bricks Bricks crssNo: 1s- Ship ehandlery
s-Yellow-pine ls-stationery
5-Hard wood 2o-Hay and straw
s-w bite s 81 r,ovensI
Lime, hair &c. -Belting,packing,
S-Cement hose, DC.
| 9-Grayel and sand 25-Iron-work and
l1-Iron, iron spikes, castings
| and nails 26-Machnery and
| 12-Steel tools
A-Files 2s-Lghtning on
l5-Paints oils, and ductors
PHILADELPHIA.
Glass No. Bricks CpssNo Steel
s-Seasoned yellow 15-Paints, oils, and
| 4-Seasoned yellow 16-Shp chandlery
pine lumber l7-Hardware
| Soak and hard Stationery
wood timber 1s-Firewood
| 6-Seasoned white so-Hay and straw
| lumber 22-Charcoal
Lime and hair sa-Belting packing,
| s-G CIR and sand 90 us and hose
| 1l-Iron, iron spikes,
NAVAL ASYLUM.
SOsi, ,ho Glass No. snS nail.
&c: n-Pan,s OIL an
sGroeeres 1s-Fifes
ss -Brsaaa oGaa &C.. @P Sa%e9s
| Tobacco 15-Firewood
WASHINGTON, D. G. ''''"'
Glass No. Bricks ClssNo.l 49, Pig iron
| 3-Yellow-pne tim 15-Paints oils, and
yellow GSs pine lum- 1e SIP sirss ehandle,y
! 6-White-pine, 1s-Statonery
| spruce jump 19-Firewood
er, and cypress 20-Hay and straw
| timber 2l-PrOvender
| Lime and hair 22-Charcoal
| s-Cement 2s-Belting, packing
| Sand and gravel and hose
11-Iron, iron nails,
! and spikes,
{. NORFOLK.
Glass No. Bricks, Glass No 14-Files
| 2-Stone 15-Paints oils and
| 3-Yeilow-pine, glass
5-Black-walnut 16-Shp chandlery
boards, 17-Hsrdware
6-Whitepine 18-Stationery
Lime 20-Hay and straw
| S-Cenlent 2l-Provender
| 9-Sand 22-Charcoal
11-Iron,iron spikes 23-Belting ant
and nails, packing
PENSACOLA.
Glass No. bricks Glass No 1Lfilss
| 2-Stone 15-Paints, oils
sYePw-pne ti'ber glass &C.
| @Yellow-pine lum- 16-Ship chandlery
| Der H-Hardware,
| 5-Hard-wood tim lSStationery
| Der and lumber, 19-Frewood
6-Whte pineiuni. 2O-Hsy
| per, and cypress 21-Provender "a.
1 timber lumber 22-Charcoal
| s--= Lime 28-Belti' 2 packi'a
9-Cockle shells s...- hose, &c.
| 49, u-Iron, iron nails tCOp'er and CON
49, and spikes, position nail
| sa7s 19-Steel 2s-Iron castings.
Tbeachedule will state the times within which article
will be required to be delivered and where the prnte
schedule not used the periods stated in it for dever
must be copied in the bids All the articles which may
contracted Tor be delivered at such place or places
including dyags and carng to fireplace where used viii
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NEW!--ENTIRELY NEW!
M u r r A Y

u. q. M u X X A Y
DOORS BELOW WILLIAMS 4 HAYwooD's DRUG STORE,
AS JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED AN EN-
IL TIRELY stock of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Bonnets, &C., &c.
Old customers and new respectfully invited to
and be satisfied that by purchasing here they
will money The whole Of his stock has been purchas
ed this Fall and from first hands, He feels confident that
he can sell GOODS of equal quality low the lowest
though you do not buy-No trouble to show goods
Any enumeration of items deemed useless almost
ry article to be found in fanny retail establishment will b.
found here; and he is confident that he will be able sell
GOODS as cheap any house in Raleigh b..