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GNKEENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE co
" At the end of Three Years has been the care
economy OF the officers of this Company that we are still
ree from debt have made assessments and have nou,
such large Capital in cash and notes. that we have
aton IN saying to the public that there is no safer
Pan IN the Southern Country The most of the Risks in
this Company being the Western part of the State whore
the danger from fire is much less. A'
AT the last annual Meeting the following officers were
elected. 'n''e'' "e'e fe'
JAMES SLOAN, President
5. Y. COFFIN, Vice President.
7, MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS Sec'y & Treasurer
W. H. CUMMING, Gen. Agent.
. .DlRECTORS.-Jam Sloan, DIR. j. A. Mebane C. p
Mendenhall VIM. s. Rem Rev. c. F. Deems James N.
Garret, Jed Il. Lindsay, ~ Mcconnell Z. W. Ogburn, J.
L Cole, ID; r. Weir Greenso ugh; F. Lilly Wades-
borough, Dr. 3. G. Coffin Jan. Joshua Tavloe
washington; VIM. A. Wright, VIII Lgton John l. Sha-
yer SALISBURY John H. Cooke Fayetteville; H. G. Spruil
fymo4,h Robert E. Troy, Lumberton; DR.. R. H. Scales,
All communications should be directed to the Secretary
free of Postage PETER ADAMS Sac,v
august ., 1854 75-tf
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-THE SUB
SCRlBER has for sale eight hundred acres of
land IN Wake County, lying the Central Railroad-
These lands covered with oak and pine growth are
suitable for urpentine getting for farming and for steam
sawmIli 1t is aH apoodand There two settlements
on 1t, with small lots 1t is also we'll watered.
Will sell 1t on accommodating terms, both price
and time.
W. G. STRICKLAND.
Nov. 8. 1855 90
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KAER BIGGs Il Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Iunis's UHarf Torn Point,
Norfolk, Va.
Reterences-Messrs Bloodgood Co., Z. P. Tabb 4 Co.,
and Alex'r Bell, ESQ., Norfolk; Hon. Asa Biggs William;
ston, N. c.; Col j. B. G. Rouhac, Raleigh, n c.; Lewis
Thompson, Esq, Hotel, NC
October %, 1854. 96-1vw
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SIDNEY A. SMITH.

SIDNEY A. SMITH,
TORNEY AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, NC,
Will attend regularly the Courts of Pleas Quarter Ses
sions of Wake Johnston Cumberland and Harnett
Smithfeld Feb. 20, 1856. 2S-tf.
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THOMAS WHITE, P. r. DAVIS, W. II. HARDEE
WHITE, DAVIS & HARDEE,
General Commission Merchants, and Dealers
in Guan0,
PETERSBURG, VA,

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, BERTHE Co.,
1856. John Freeman & Co. o. Elisha Bazemore. Attach
ment levied Land-In this it is ordered by the
Court that advertisement for six weeks be made in the
North Carolina Standard notifying the defendant to ap-
pear and replevy. judgment final will be entered and
the estate levied applied to the payment of the
Witness William p. Gurley Clerk Of BERTHE County Court
of Pleas Quarter Sessions the Court House in the
Town of Windsor this the Goth day of February A. D.
1856, and the eOth year of American Independence
WILLIAM p. GURLEY, Clerk County Court.
Feb q, 1856. -6w.
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A RRESTED AND COMMITTED TO THE
"A JAIL OF PETERSBURG. VA. A NEGRO
boy by the name of BILL belonging Lemuel Tyce Esq.,
and bought by him from Slater Jones. The can
obtain said boy by coming sendng and paying charges
Petersburg July g. 1855
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ID EVISED CODE, PRICE 81 90. POSTAGE
HI when sent by mail 45 cents. For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Also the Revised Code nterleaved. few copies only
in this form remaining IS 80.
w L. P. keeps also constantly hand Jones' Digest
Eaons Forms 1redell Executors and Law Books gen
eay particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License
January II, 1856. IL
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Successor to e. l.. Harding.
VUNHE UNDERSIGNED, WHO HAS BEEN FOR MANY
years Clerk for E. L. Harding, the LIST day of
january 1885, appointed Agent for the Raleigh Branch
by the manufacturers with whom Mr. II.
ted while in business in this city The and class
of Clothing that have given this house the reputation it
enjoys will be kept and the prices will be uniform,
and we hope as satisfactory in every particular
WIN. H. WILLIAMS.
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ARKANSAS, DALLAS COUNTY.
II OFFER FOR SALE l76O ACRES OF LAND

AKhANSAS, DALnAS CODNI9.
IL east of and adjoining the Ouacha river consisting Of
upland and botton-the former ar the latter first rate
bushels Of per and from twelve hundred to two
thousand pounds of cotton-upwartis of four hundred
acres cleared with orchard and houses for sixty
navigation 1t is adapted to stock. being adjacent to forty
thousand more of wild land afording
this tract the most desirable east of the Ouacha
is there other, the side of the river which
l would live: yet inferior land my upland, there
planters from North Carolina making from six to nine
bales to the handnames be given. if necessary My
Corn and stock may purchased with the
place.
Cashemasso P. o.
Nov. 12, 1855. 4-tf,
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Feb. /, 1856

- TATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.--N
- County-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Febru
ary term ls56.-Evan H. Morgan. propoubder Of he Will
of Wm B. Morgan, John Morgan and Simon R. Whitley,
and others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Martin
Wood. and Newton Wood non-resdents Of this State
it is therefore ordered that publication be made in the
thCarolina Standard, newspaper published in the
City of Raleigh for six successive weeks notifying the sad
Martin Wood and Newton Wood to be and appear before
be held for said county at the Court House Nashville
the I'd Monday Of May A. D. 1856, then and there to
make themselves parties to the issue Of decsavt v
otherwise it will be taken pro eonfesso as to them.
Witness: w. T. Arlington, Clerk of said Court a
Office in Nashville, the I'd Monday in February, 1856
W. T. ARLINGTON, Clerk.
March Z. 1856. 11lSAW6w.
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GRIFFIN BARNES

GRIFFIN BARNES
SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANUFACTORY,
Wood Turning in all it's Branches
Nos. l22 and 81, corner Church and Union Streets
NORFOLK, VA.
Carpenters and Builders from the Country and neghbor
ing Towns will find to their interest to call before
chasing elsewhere as all orders received by me will be
promptly attended to and neatly executed
Feb. 27, 1856. 2s-6m
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DEFORE LEAVING THIS CITY FOR OUR NEW
ID home, take the pleasure of recommending Mr..
William H. Williams to your favorable consideration. Mr..
W. will have the facilities for supplying your wants
and demands have been enjoyed by the undersigned
the last eight years. and will no doubt do as satsfac
torily.
MI Williams is fully authorized to settle up books
and We now, for the last tme to all ndebt
ed u.s. business be se Reasonable time
win be allowed delinquents before asking them to settle
with attorneys
E. L. HARDING
Feb !, 1856. 2l-
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EOR SALE.-I WISH To SELL FINE TRACT
II of LAND, containing some 800 400 acres,
Johnston Academy at which place there is foushng
Male and Female School there is in the State under the
supervision those accomplished scholars and teachers
John W. Stewart, principal formerly of r. NJ College and
Miss Flora Graham, graduate Of Greensboro Female Col
wishing educate their children thoroughly would do
well and examine the premises. There is also
fine chance to make money by putting up Boarding
House. The land is Is miles south of Raleigh and ID west
from Smithteld A. J. LEACH.
Leachburg, Feb %, 1856. -4w.
Snt Ace time sz.eKy.
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ANDREW j.. STEDMAN,
Attorney Rt Law.

Having removed Peterborough, n Cy will attend re-
iary the Courts of Chatham Moore and HaEnstt aSntss
Pittsbro, April 16. 1855. ss-oL
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A. NJ. LEWIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
MAY BE FOUND, WHEN NOT ABSENT ON PRO-
lVnL FESSIONAL BUSINESS, at his office his resi-
dence north of the Capitol, Oh Halifax Street.
Raleigh, July II. 1858. 6G-tf
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SPORTING,

SPORTING.
NOR sALE-A BRAUTIFCL ITALIAN GREYHOUND
about 10 months old. The owner u geng abroad and
VIII dispose Of him At moderate piioe. Address Italian,
Herald once, which viii be early amended 10.
= OR sALE-rwo YOUNG FRENCH POODLE DOGS
Apply at 148 Duane street, second 8oor, room No.
T. RODE
NOR aALB-A SPLENDID BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND
dog ID months old, Of the largest size aud breed
TJsd VIII b. Bernard Inquire Ct 6zz Houston street.
CBE CHOICEST ARgORTMENY OF DOCS IN TITS
world, M ~ Fulou street. both for sAe and stol BUr
fRs warranted infatble mango and tea exernina
nrg lini%en % oensp bos, Buffers pogogrpby ,secons
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

NKRjCAN BRANDY III Z Z m = 4pS;1Ip,sSs-, .
"A New England rum MoaorxsSss "A rs., rtF,s e.
pure sprs high ard low proof IN bbs and hhda We ny,:
cry and country buyers 10 examine stock hish n
hnwsv prices han any house In the trade. ~
U WARO CO., ITO Murray st. agents for Tho dfsulern
CHoIoE sRLl CTIOs OF sHERRfEs. TXDEW 1s,
"a ports chemnsgres and claret Wines brandee Jansss
rum schedsm schnapps POLAND and English Cordial In ~
MouonFshela Scotch and Irsh VIII kes London md rh
porter end Scotch ales for sale UNDRRHILL IA YyHss
soN,s, go Brocme stree, corner Of Crosby.
RRAEDIEs-JULEa ROBIN, OTARD. DUPUY ar n
~ fnet 'asul on Co., and Alex. aegnstte n hoo H.
usual assor'ed PACKAGES port, sherry madeira chamn M
ana csre wines; ess, green and black: sardinss
oemJobns seERre Lordon porter, Scotch Ala a. o.
duoemenss to each and short time buysrs 40 - o'oss"
WARD AGO., 10 Murray ,,rs
IMPORTANT TO RKCrIFIERs, LIQUOR NERCTXHrs
ana wholesale srocerA-Tbe subsnr ,es Il nov nrsnsr
,uinsh tpe for every kind of quor whh need
s 20 % addsd 70 the srrit and the Cgnac brandy o
bxh Eaae tnereby procu, Cd. Jamaca rum, Holland ain
PREPARED by merely adding 70 the pure SPIRIT or PEP csr
letter. DIR L. FEUOBTWXNdHK cmsmt.sa 90"
- No Ia removed from % Maiden lane New Yo-k
~ The test Cognac oil esaences a Ooqnan Ctard
peach ehsrrv and Appe brandy roAnd TIN Jamscs r,r
ard g. Crofx Mononsshei Bourbon Hooch ana fi.s
stanuy on band. S"''S'A"0' c'n
Caution MANY jealous traders either palrn off ,h.
nv importation or CIV down atoesher nv artr,s tor a.
purpose Of ehsbirG iber spurious preparatpns n ~.
'suW, T'f~" " wv
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TOHN L. vANDRwArER AuCrIONEER, WILL SELL
Wednesday, May I! at I0h O'Clock. 81 the ssesroom
DC Nassau street. between Maiden and John Streets
oond hand houaehSa furniture removed for convenience Of
pets rods Gold carved rosewood suites
cs.e damsek, &C. easy chairs. tee paror chairs
rosewood lounges covered In push rosewood etegere
plate glass door and back psnn1s and mansl
black walnut and mahogany extension dining tables oak
ing chairs silver p.sed china dinner
lery Bedroom Northumberland and ogany
BILE top dressing bulesus do washssnds toilet ward
and shades rosewood mahogany black three
quarter and double bedstesAs best curled hair mattresses
Placement and kitchen furniture,
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II sale Of househod furniture plano, large mirrors, DO
On Tuesd.y Nay q l9 e,slSci ~ The s.ssoon No. so
entire house OF furniture reUoved from Twenty third street
wood suites in satin brccase velvet tapey brussels and
Ingram carpets brocael lace, norino window curains
ehAr. dining And centre tases sofa sde and card tAbles
china gAss and silver plated together with the
variety OF kitchen utensils, with which the win commence
Terms cash. Catalogues 1t SALE
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CLOrHING.-LADIRs Oh GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
todisvose o. can receive fair cash price, bx serd
the atorc IL Laurens street. Canal 81 West
way or letter By post Ladies attended by Mrs, Cohen
q. COHEN,
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nEODOkisRD KRROS HNE OIL ''-''~-'--"
~ rNpLOeIvE.


h1portant to heads Of departments, trustees Of bospiah
aynms prsoua schools coAeges churches, railroad
Paniea acorfes ship owners, ship supply men, owners
country residences propstos Of watering places and nose
The rp6ersned have the honor 70 annsunee that The Kero
seno OH Company by great sbond expense
ed entirely removing the unpleasant odor from
OIL Without injury TO IL Illuminating qualities xhe sdvap-
taecs Possessed uy the kerosene oil are
1t. Tho intensity Of the light produced.
%. II In not explosive.
gsaled
4h 1 nnrvsled eoonomy-S 70 worth kerosene oil giving
e much nsnt a. 70 OF rapeseed oil--$n or whsle
ZIG ~ OF Sperm ofl-or SO Of burning fluid.
premium.
kerosene burner with rise and A wick adapted
gn eIpease to the mechanical carcel solar, sss
rosn OIL camphenA ard Webbs patent lamps
mental vase candesck and chandelier, sblng the
umer 70 uae keycsene OIL 81 gallon aordns double
or hon sperm OIL ct 81 rs.
Kerosene lubrcanH OIL equal in uciy the best sperm
81 possessing the great advan age Of not slnE low
6mperaure his oil also be burned in all the oSdaary
mechanical rosr and hAad lamps including bJwprSt and
ard oil. AUSTENH
FORK
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MUSIC AND DANCING.


IN SECOND HAND PIANOS, ROSEWOOD AND NJ,
IS sSqs a nsn Sy as be-, o % p
''d:s
a SPLENDID GRAND DIAGONAL PIANOFORTR,
octave In an sess1t rosewood case With rstste frame
for sss Can Be- seen a. III Nnsh ssI.s nom 10 g sclocs
las been useds few months Must 30 sod . hs
A RARE CnANCE.-A NEARLY NEW ROSEWOOD
pias ofors excellent and perfect every respect and
pno allen May Be- sssn. By Mr. Wsosrs iudaess !. No
RANJo..CELKBRATED BANJO PLAYEls AND ANA
teach he Ss2o D syesysis Terms measr..s Msss Or
FRANK SPEND, i66 Franklin street.
HAP oac MOB g SALE, 4 NEW MADE PowaR.
snd sSs s q Second
AZ Iss wHsi, TEACHER OF MUSIC. Will GIVE LEs
ons On s :: sss e e. M e
derate. Inquire - above. =
Mr.. wAfERs AND his RsfABLIsHMINr. $50 BROAD:
AND sa ss
:Sssis On be
wssf r. pnnos ats :%ons The very best are enable
ssns ssgss eanassnss i.s 1s:t '
hose otAsr nanuisctursrs o. essShsd sspsss.su 49,.
~so.s Nc reach Of ''-
aSs5e% A ~ HsE5 svs AsA1F
NAY Sas !ust issued The above bssut6ul ballad.
well An Meet Again in ne Morpnsp' Il Sssnafl
sresree on him through he window .Good bye, papa
s rs" ss:n uns.a ne i. SYrs s
BIN that bis little angel had back 10 The 81 hi who
sad suffer little children 10 unto me, such q The
pIANOs.-FoVR BEAUTIFEL, savEN OCTAVE PA.
n nonses two " carved legs supsrr tons and dn,h
chasing would DO we'll 70 cal and exnnnino- ~
DAVID SMITH, Is Sinh AVENUE
pIAROFoRfE AND sINoING-A LADY FUFTT or
one,6 the most celebrated vocal aud insrum -, ne.
formers mat have viefted the United 6tatee snd ne.
great paturM abilities for insucrg ohers win ma =,
70 Adiea IN EnEsh and Italian singing and se p{ssckts
her residence 2l8 West Thirty street botWesn ~ .n
70 the timeA Ae'A-s s0oSfuinE
WONDERFUL BARGAINB.-ONE WEEK 1ORF-sr.
persor pMnoiortes BY the first Makers In beanfh ross
AKA i az o. STYLES. al new faly poss non
concern The building to rent 90 waer street. uear Rrnsd
Wy. W. OSBORNE co.
w ensagem ent at 30 William street ND ="
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TOKN LLOYD, AUOrICNHEH-JOHN LLOYD 4 SONS
viii sell at auction this day. May Is. at 10 O'Clock the
eLre furniture contained IN house 752 Broadway
formerly The ST. Georges Hote consisting part of rich
wilton tapestry and Brussels suits Of brocata parlor
furniture, comprising SOFAS tetea teto and sewing
lures French plated mirrors marble top centre and pier
tables mante and etegere ornaments mahogany
dining tables rich slverwsre, forks spoons &C.; China
crockey and glassware Brussels stair carpets ocloths
mahogany double and single bedseads dressing bureaus
with tops marble Top washstapds ell paintings and
hair mattresses feather beds, holsters and pillows paasses
banh eta conforers sheets, h., together with general
assortment of kitchen furniture stoves, 10.
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n SECOND HAND PIANOS. ROSEWOOD AND MA
~ hOeany equal 10 AID by the best
SO $25 800 40 $50 TO $685. pianos from $50 10 $3.50
Piares tuned sben In exchange bought for cash. 02
twenty sixth street. Sixth Great argana
ON hand. r. GONZALEZ.
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uENRy Il. LEEDS, AUCTI0NBER, WILL SELL. ON
IA Tuesday Nay d l0h O'Clock, all he furniture in house
462 street Broadway AL tho furniture, fol-
lowsOne superior octave panofore, two excellent
su0 pAyloF furniture In the best satin
s crimson and naioon one suit d. in bvs Piush large pier
wood waSdrobes, bureaus bedseads, wsshstauds DC
hegany centre side and fancy tables with
doors And bscls Do reception chars oa chairs
table, d. chairs, mahogany marble top abes do do
dining hair Mattresses leather beds coushes lounges large
Dresden Vases paxlor Of ali Kinds handsome
apes.ry carpets d. ingram, silver plated sets spoons
forks casters cutlery chnA dinner ses do with large
lot of furniture glass crocBery kc too 70
eutcn Persons IN vast good furniture should attend this
ALA AL viii 10 nj
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A UCrIoN NoTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER.-
"A Closing sae Of second hand furniture cApets bedding
Se-1hs day, q l0N o'clock at the auction rooms and
Oene0 street. VIA large amount OF tapestry wilton and
ingram carpets and oclOhs marble top furniture Of every
Seespun 100 geod cuIed hair mattresses ieabsr beds
sgo pillows and bosers French and cottage bedEoads book
cAss centre and card tables mahogany warrobes
svA rors lace and bro,ae window curtains with large
assortment Of housekeeping RoOAs
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FOR SALE.

IroR SALE CHeAP-A BROwr STONE HOUSE. WITH
lot or grr by deco the
Of ard Third place. Brooklyn. Apply 70 b.
HAUGHWOUT SCI Broadway.
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CGAO TO LET, AL FOURTH ANRNUE, BRICK
GOUV. hoIss croson water range sad gas, The house
ant ake Tor TWO For further particulars apply
W. G BARNETT, 10 Wall street.
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A UCxON NOfIOEACROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA
"A ~ J. B. y. BARTLETT, AucSoneer.-Tuesday Nay 81
q 10 eoeek 81 l Pearl street, 70 coats al kinds Blue
saa common wAro; 100 PscAas qass vare china cutlery
reserve Sale positive and goods well packed shppms
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TCHN L. VANDkwArER, AUCTIoNEER-poRws cal z
~ dEr Haheen lane has ;sEsn ease upon lbs e.o~e
pcptr nc 10 srolicp and commission business formerly
u L. vANDEWATER, E Hssssu strest
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A UCTyON THIS DAY-MAY 6, 1856, ArTAtTERaALI,S
"A eorner Of sIh avenue sad thirty ninth horses
tOr road saddle and Carl carriages
hsyneee and hAsd linen dresses rollers hass
Ae. GEO. CLHMON, auctioneer and proprietor
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WIN. WIfYRRs, AUCTIONEgR WILL SELL. ON WE'D.
w needsy ct l0 O'Clock, at the dwelling house "A Frank
lin street, al the genee househeld furniture above
house consisting Of paror suits in plush eoverns
gas chandaes cenUe tables and other mirrors paint
hgs tapestry vevs and othr carpets SOFAS CHAIRS French
and cottage bedseads, har and other mattresses beds and
Iosm and Kitchen furniture &c. Purchasers viii pesss
Broadway and Offers rood chance for boStur houss
and Others
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WIN. WRITER'S, AUCrIONEyR-WILLS SELL, ON TUES
W. day, ct two O'clock at ls7 Canal street. large and
ETable Of household tsrntura d. from families
snd tea tables pie. and oval mirror mahogany
stair rods and carpets mahogany and cottage
and other mattresses beds and bedding dressing plain
Kitchen furniture Monday April u I66A street.
entire furniture Of the shove house, - =
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A ssIsNsEs SALE OF FANCY DRY GOODS. EN-
dgnment nsde us by James France cd April go 1856
We wil oney for sale commencing Tuesday Nay
AsssIy Ae eea'ansd N store 7Gs Broadway The stek
must he cleared out immediately. The we'll stvo
quality Of goods sold This establishment commend the sale
10 The especis attention Of purchasers.
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u. CRIsTALAR, AUCTIOyEER, sALESROOM IS
a. Bowery, up stAi.s.-A n CRIsTALAR win sell this
Aay a 10x O'Clock, from number OF families breaking
housekeeping general assortment OF good househod
sSIe Consisting Of chairs nahogany tables black wal
t Of caIpesg, SOFAS rocking chairs mirrors, looking
gassce cuches In hair eh and dAmask coverings and
yey q other ax:les OF bedroom and kitchen furniture Tho
attention OF the trade and housekeepes is called TO sale
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y yeneeE-.HENRY O.. Evans. No. ! LiSsrtS 1les:
Tuesdsy, Kay g. 1t 10 O'Clock will SELL shelves In
scts 70 suit city and country trade II craes white granite,
blue Opt snd G. c. wsre 2 psska glass, china Tea
clocks, tea trays &C.. &c. The ware Of best
tsr shipping.
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u HOUGHroN. AUCrIOyIER. WILL gRLL THIS
asy, Nay 8. q No le0 Bewesy, l0 o'clock ease
sven oyster stands counters sass cases sass asa we,
sohs, chairs, mirrors, bedseAds mattresses carpets and oil
esbs, crccksry and glass wavc silver spo,ns yorks a.
srdss The lessee q ne saloon worthy q attention. asst
serve, whou. regard weather. Oasloeue ready a the
s1ee, IL Maiden Lne and 81 the house, this day.
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~ BILL BUsH;.wednesday, at l0h O'Clock, In our
saeeYooms will be sold the entire handsome furniture OF al
descriptions Of two families remov &C., comprising almost
article IN
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-11
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
NASHVILLE AND CHA IA COCA RAILR0Ar
COMPANY.
Valuable Lots for Sale.
BoOTsl sHOEsi TRUNKS:

g cash vslas wiil exchange ihem 70 q sOod FARA
sli take sood psprT, secured, time and bearing
interest,". Ice xs-iul J. p CLARK.
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Total, 40
God Bless Little Maryland.

The Baltimore Patriot justly exu'ts
over the triumph in Maryland, and claims
for her the title of the Banner State If Con
eruatism. 1t says:
''If large proportion of the members
Of the Confederation have not been gov.
erned by principles equally lofty, but have
been swayed hither and thther by passion
@ or by prejudice; or by the love of Office; or
by spurious philanthropy; we, here, at
least have proved faithful to what we be-
lieved to be the true interests of the Re-
public and TO the statesman of whose adj
minstrative ability and all-embracing pat
riotism even his political enemies have ex-
pressed the highest admiration
Numerically the weakest of the three
parties in the field, we still hold that the
American Union Party is yet morally the
strongest, because il alone stands squarely
on the platform of the Constitution, and
d;sdans all sectional proctivites. 1t has
lost "al but honor "but as truth crushed
TO earth will rise agau," We have no fears
that the party will not rally from this de-
feat so long MS the compact nucleus is Ma
g ryand stands as an example and an attrac-
lion -