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Y
FRCITs-There notice. Raisins firm sud
in moderate demand. OheT frns quiet arks OF the
general difficulty IN moving occasoned ~ The snow anu
ice We quote: $1,000.
Rasrs Sun = esk IS a. lnonds Mar en- sh ~ 6lat
Do Buch DRY bor2 30 20 ~ Almonds lves, 81 81 10 q
Do Layer do n 3 ~ as . Amonds, sics sit sn 2
Cnrrentf IsDts rs IS n 25 Almonds shelled....2f a.
Cjtron Lefhon 10 a 10 Ssrdinss e box .......2 ace
Almonds, Lsngdc.. IL a l4iI
FIsH-No vessels have nsde their appearance from the
East The the Sound barrier 10
hher cund those that have taken the u'Tlrf '.-
than d1e The business has been gi,I
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Crxcns.rf 2-1he total n1T,ber Of HOES pseSsd Or
the past season us SCI Increase over iosf Of 10
year Of The increase IN ~clf h s4us 70 " cent
sua IN ,ke yield of lard 81 Z hogsssta over lss' yo1
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Ry telegraph.

BOSTON Feb 2-Arr. steamer Delaware, from New orr
y d lead here iOr \. York via Sandy HOos. -
SAVANNAH, Feb BAN steamship Florida, from y fof'
Experienced strong head winds during the passage.
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SPIRITS-A better demand prevails for Foreign AMI prices
an. fuv ,urroed sales OF 20 half pipes Cog1sc Brandy
% IS DO, 40 TO- and 81 ocfave- Rochelle at
: Glass sj - puncheons Jamaica Rum AZ - ~ 10
Scotch Malt hisky and ~ pipes Holland Gin at II 80
~ So ,.-,
spilv il large. Timothy is in fair request - J0
g.. bush. for resped and 81 > . FOR moved Rough
Flax la ) for Southern sui Northern; the
latter rn and wanted a. 10 = tuu. Lnseed
lees Ia. Of Calcutta Boston tor SPnnG delivery
a ? 20 y bnsh
STAMINA better demand for prime White the s-nply
not large q Geo good TO W te a. 100 ne.
SALTPETEB-Crude as nEsia declined bat ho.ers are
opposed to await further sdyces from EnroPc sales OF 400
bags At lti T., mos
sHOT-Drop and Buck lave declined 20 fGic clsl, and
7{a5I. less p ptent
sPELTER-Aoders very firm, aud digit advance h.
been raid sales OF > uns Plates al - ~ cash
SHOOKS-SugaT Box In abundant supply and
dull Of sale and Moss. Hogshesd in ar request
AZ a5d2 - 3linch MoAsses md inch sugar, aud
5euch Suga-. the latter exceedingly
STARCH-Pearli il selling az 8d3c Potato commands s..
SKINs-Curscos qie; have arrived. but
not landed OF Deer 4f0 Bolivar City sold a. foe cash
ItN-Pg is quiet. BaucH remains and a. ,ic.
eesh An invoice Of Straits Gdoat is OF ring o. cash
Plates sl scarce esnecsy the better brands sales
since week Of Loo boKe- 81 az =l y mos Coke
ere are held st 20 ard Charcoal DO. AZ 10 - mos
TALLOWTbe market has suddenly dropped 10 l0c under
the Influence OF prospect OF peace Inc oAs re lage, aud
tie sses for tie week ~ coo n Prime city 0lc
ee-h Roush Fat sells slowly Il Sc. cash.
TOBACCO-We have further movements 20 report; the
Of Keuu chiefly by NeWOresus samples and the
here is composed Of cOastwse receipts. partly 10
ttcred by hsk here Foreign j. moderately
AL re Al full prices Nlnactnred firm aid 1rcd aer
lair extent, Lave no; heard OF any important sales to-
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To Mariners.

The LATITUDE fobscryedD Of the West Pas a. TIE n,oatn ~
r., Mississippi - DEF y min % sec Las' Fe'' i"o's'''
latitude - deg. & min u sec.
sb.srt TOM her station having been carried away b
ta, ics She wil. BE- replaced as soon a. possible.
The Shovel al Lht Boat tie 18th instant lay abos 'i'
mic ". o. 3OaVulOy Ps.nt
Trinity HoUss. London, Jfn. -. "a
OuNFLTET LICHT-EOvsE, East swIS.-1be fiie bs ,-
Hlue heh erected the oise Of the S0n.
ea s- the Gunieet sand in the East Swim on the low
y: Essex, beBE completes: II
Scte Is heetv given hxt Revolving Light. oo.ored sis
will b. exhibited therein al sunset 81 the evening o. 80.
he 1T Of May aexf and theEeeorth continued nssfr "
suls~t % sfire. 81, ha,-S
Noe il aso given that the light At present shoSP o.
Ae OuLRfet ish,Vesse wl tie stid lat Of NAY ~ 1s
rued the balls s'rack aud also that the beam -
stands shor- distance westward Of the new L'slth'
thereafter 1e taken away - .,,;es.
Is cautioned approach the Light-iouss nea !,
qUsT'er OF nile, nor under any circumstances !" ~'
ts.s ~ the nor IN ard thereof. - , ,,,
b order. J. HERBERT. Sef'e'"''
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ILOIE And WLNL-N 'Ft-It4I
etse Four for the trade and the Fast and notice IN
orv for good sppng bur pses generally below
e Jews Of hoder- Hvals AMI The s5-k -
reduced 20 about bills embracing 800 oo bbis Westen
Canal and Caucdiar-tte residue southern; the better grades
are firm and in request; the sales Of Western Cana
are 400 Ibs 7jo - for common 70 FOOD state ana
hiehfsu: 81 supeIhne Indlana and pr skt
6+e 81 Tor common good supetne AID oW Erales OF
x'rs Ohio = 7jG : Il for extra GeHoee and 81 Lo1e Cah
dian Flour j. in moderate request ssles Of 40 bbis a. ia So
for very common supeGfue 20 best extra brands Sou leTn Fo
Is without msteris change. the arrivals light nKel
Lrauds are fcut Of sale transactions reach loo bb at
75dsq 81 for mixed TO good standard brands Baltimore,
CITY Mills" llexsndrs and Howard Street,; and - Ia
10 Sl f,r favoie fancy sud brands RYE Flour
heavy and rather lowers sales Of 100 bbs - ga - u
for fne for erne. Corn Meal quiet sales
of 80 btls IS IS Braudywine i scarce ~ -
uckwheat Flour dull end q1iet At IA 81 100 D. We
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a, , A.. 20 s.l..: =. ser,ue or q'sscos@ iev,;
~ 49, q, the v.sh Res sie e<es Liverpool
~ H.yr. LEO H.nturg, Ca Naples, ees 2ettrSAo,
<s2 ADtperp 90 talcs ,-.-.
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p,..curers Arrived
MfNIArTRE AWNING

T. slp imeraa Corgyeu from Loados-Nrs bo"e OF 'sn
.ds Mrs. Williams of Brooklyn.
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Nsw-ORLEAxs Feb 49, lS5s.-Ihe sal o. Corrcs toby
suouniea so tales soesaas esss. prices HSdfhs
h. quet.d a. 9lc9,c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

Ave1sse p Aesa. go ~ jeba S.irvle o.
Montgomery County y. Y and bought BY - n'S7a D " i
instoa NsFfet -, =. c-,,.,
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IMMATURE ALwANAc......rHts DAY.
Moos-t.iscss
WArER.............ruis
Sssdv Hook SOFA Gov. Isand.. s:jIa HelOafe teSsa
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-.ssh 7Srte F.w Yer. susie sSs s.e ,a ss1' "
Essr.s:s rs. Wed y Eaihcs1, nd soqs. f..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

MennE No. |, = & Sill az
TEAs-TLe auction sale thi
spint. The attendance was goo
Of the RafhawLy's," and tie d
car-oes. The GrecLs brought
Withdrawn. TIE Blacks sold
were nearly all sold. ~ priya'
doing al full prices. We quote
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s,.,;.,,.. If w...sr- Bss Packing.

tssus hi. late ~osil ss~s' Hsressfs oesus &C svv -
n fstare ia tkx msTset
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HIDES-TEe market stesdy with f-ir inquiry but trans
scors restricted " the mr. ednens TO na's on Ira
svg ere Tree but were chief sd previously f p-es.
Bueros Ayres firm &c, and Rio Grande az I'D
mcs II stock 800 .tinZ of 10 GOO Buero Ayres, Sion.
teyi8eo SC 10 Rio Graule $50 Angoura $50 Gambia,
500 Porto Cabco $50 Mexican. 1900 Barcelona 80 S'va
na soc liouis 80 Port-au-Psste, so Mara abb 80
san Juan Para go Tampco loi2 Singapore, AMI 20
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Whae Iebntt W . q : = - ~ =. f-r,o,..
UU CAKE-T-. nArkst yafy qse' andsr he - i-F'fe
~ 5vs.. ron Euruus Tho. .u = scarre so non-l
:. sstasl5 ,a,. a. thln ohi,Ds NeieTn d. =)eGe ~
49, 20 CITY e; 81 e tai. -,
FR0yIsiOEs-In PORK there more rhnsss; To denAnd
oe ,e.i,. fr the trade adj he arrivals are oeIate
IL. a. m bb a. IS S7d~lj 81. tor Me-s 81 @
fr ola N.. sisd -ls % for Clear AID tl5Nf ios frS
PIE Ness entirely Eoiss and dull Beet = qale sna -
-. le,,,. sale 81 10 tk- $50 80 - Tor Country
pine. ia II Tor Country Mes Siia = FOR r7pse'ed
Wessrn; snA sl2 : - for vernon. Aess fnne N -.
TsnS. ,sl.s OF go bbls -ie1 = q Lsrd "a e
faovsni and in limited supTly .aies Of 30 Dos ahe -
,, Of leo bo1es CunbersoA CIT private terms. Cut
Meas are very qgiefi n" supp a. s-'t5si - IL,
-. ,,t. snd a.. better .ses 81 Wsstcrl J and sac
80 Jerev at Hat Butter in fair reosest % lsde ior
ono and z5Ge. state, The pse, prce for ifesa male
Cheese Gull and plenty sale. Eggs afe N cenan1 a.
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WOOL-Our market for domestic has lost OF its buoy
sncy holders anticipating COOL demand and reduced scck
dung the season The sales extensive buyers refusing
10 sccede the advance demanded. sales for the
72ote lo and fine qualities. Pulled i quite
scarce ard the neisbbo-ns marsetsrccs INNER
sales IL CO y &c super snd 5yG c. Tor extra Fog
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PLAsI INV DC - pIIt ."l'r J. = = 1870. UT
POTATOES AND IL RNlPs-fotstoes bIIns Faher llsler
Price tie bulk being frost bteni sales a. q = . tor
Hereers and after. Tufnrs bring IS : p Z DBL
RICE has been sctye prices are sust1e zoe stN
largo the season sales Of 100 tc% a. 4t~'s F1e
commands Sc. though il j. an outside figure.
sTGARSTbe transactions today have been irge 80 nom
H. contention existing reine-s for cargo the MIS-
Me-, Of Manila prices have been realized which show al
vsre Oh that description Of Of fully The nsrtet gen
ersv thin be quo,sd T. higher though t ADVANCE
difficult obtain al tie close The sale 80 Tieaes
co bsgs) Manila The his Maze cargo 70 refinery e.
;1c go bids New-Orears a. 8Q3.c-eud % Llis Cuba
Nrscoy,s 7G7j Refined goods have also al anced with
fair setivy Ia Cctce descrptUns which suppiy-
over $50 bbls sod We quote LOST IL,
Crushed 70, lC.c White Coffee To- AMI Yellow 10 a.
sdsc We omit the present Aessrs. L. ard A. STARS
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~ l-AI LLsttI las DEFINED celtI D .al1n
VIE a. &C rate demands sales OF OooO salons oa store a.
SO sSe closing s sfate. cash Crude While he'd higher
no.ty On speculation. Tie sales the
bdisd - Tear IS We ascertain 900 bbs part
sac, a. NoSc, Including parcel for Europe A. sGc easb
Refined e fair demand a. an aAyaace; sales on Winter
besshed AZ 9sle tine Crude Sperm yery firm with
snsl sale ~ New Peford essh MsIrfarted l.
hH - TIE sIFs1ss sse'soIs. Lss o. sts.ty wdh rse.
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Hum.G Baldw!l


so1h Byron County ~ " sold iOs o3sj TIL, wa
very extra urs that number - oi tDr tsv'i !! 20
q Some lots sold for only IS.
~ No. x.FR rovE 1fuy-
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TR ST SALE.

BY virtue of two Deeds of Trust made to me by
Mill and Colin McFadycn. for purposes therein con-
tanned shall proceed to sell the premises, in the
vrinity of kingsbury. in the county of Cumberland
on " Wednesday, the 23l day of January 1856. eight
head of mules ? Horses, one Road and Timber
Wagon, Buggy and Harness. and the stock of
Cattle and Hogs. Household and Kitchen Furniture
one likely Negro Woman and Child, Circular Saw
Ste,m Mill of SO horse power with new and return
Aue boiler all complete and in prime order. Also the
Zeal Estate containing 1900 acres of heavy tmbcrcd
i:,nt which comfortable buildings and Il snug
littla farm. Sale positive and terms accommodating
Further particulars at Sale
". Mel. MCKAY, Trustee.
Jinuary ), 1856. 79-3t.
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SOAP FICTORY.

The undersigned having purchased the SOAP AND
CANDLE FACTORY from Messrs. Smith 4 McRae.
and formed partnership for the purpose of carry
the same. offer the most favorable nducemcnt to
the trade for the supply of SOAP AND CANDLES OF
their manufacture, ola superior quality They
will guarantee their Soaps both soft and hard to be
equal, and at prices low be bought in any
other market. Their Candies will be found equal to
the hardest mould Tallow Candles from any Factory
in the country. They respectfully solicit the patronage
of the trade and families of the town.
CREASE GREASE.-Thc highest market price
will be paid for GREASE taken in exchange for Soar
or Candles. Families in town would do we'll to save
their Grease and exchange it for Soap.
NILES COSTIN.
JOHN GAFFORD.
Wilmin gton. Dee. l 1855 3m
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CUHEERLAND
SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW.
Fall Term. Is:

Fall Term, 1855.
His Honor. J. W. Ellis Judge presiding: It is order
ed by his Honor. that SPECIAL TERN of the SU-
PERIOR COURT of LAW and EQUITY be held
for the County of Cumberland. the week beginning
with the Second Monday in FEBRUARY. 4. D.. 1886.
and that the Clerk of the Court give six weeks notice
thereof in each of the newspapers i'll the town of Fay
cttevillc.
Suitors, Witnesses and others, having business to
transact the Civil Docket required to attend
4-s,unctaaly the Second Monday in February next
at the Court House in Fayetteville.
Witness. Jesse 7. Warden. Clerk o. said Court
at Office in Fayetteville. the Seventh Monday after
the Fourth Monday in September. A. D.. 1855
77-Gwl JESSE 7. WARDEN, c. s. c.
BOOK AGENCY.
The subscribers have established Book Agency
in Philaelp pha and will furnish book pubIica
ton the retail price free of postage Any persons
Magazines, such as Harpers' Godeys Putman's Cra-
hams. Frank 14esiies Fashions &c. will receive the
gazines for year and copy of splended ltho
graph portrait of eitl Washng gon. Jackson Clay
will receive copy of either Of the three portraits. II
subscribing to 81 worth Of Magazines all three por
traits will be sent gratis. Music furnished to those
who wish it.
small quantities furnished. Seal Presses, Dies, &c
sent order.
Every description of Engraving On Wood executed
with neatness and despatch. Views of Buildings
Newspaper Headings. View ofMachinery Books Illus
trations, Lodge Certificates. Business Cards, &C. All
orders sent by mail promptly attended to. Persons
wishing views of .her buildings engraved can send
Daguerreotype sketch of the building by mail OF
express
Persons a distance having saIeable articles would
find it their advantage address the subscribers.
we would act as agents for the sale of the same.
BYRAM & PIERCE.
so South Third Street Philadelphia. Pa
j.. II. RYRAM. r. NAY PIERCE.
| December oath. y-pd
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NOTICE..
Dec %. 1855

At December Term. 1855. Of the Court of Pleas &
Quarter Sessions of Cumberland County the last Will
and Testament of Henry Elliot admitted to pro-
bate and letters tesamcntary granted to the under
81 igned. All persons indebted the
qucsted to make an early payment. Those having
claims present them in proper time this notice
viii be pleaded in bar.
J. G.. SHEPHERD, i1N'Oo'"iS'
December. 9th, ct
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NOTICE.

Taken up and committed the Jail of Sampson
county. a negro Man. supposed to be runaway, who
says his is JOHN, and belongs to the minor heirs
of Mr. Davis of Duplin county. where John Parker is
guardian and his place of hiring is at Knson. Lenor
county. Said negro is about feet OF 10 inches high.
weighs about $50 pounds and is about 2 or 80 years
Of age and rather of light complexion. The owner
Or owners requested to come forward. prove pro-
p'rty pay all legal charges, and take him away other
wise he will be dealt with according to law.
J. w. ROBERTS, Jalor.
Clinton Sampson Jan l, 1856 If
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WE ARE Now RECEIvING AND EXPECT TO KEEP UP
LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
WE OFFER
$50 Bags Cofce-ifio. Laguira and Java
10 IIhtls Sugars
30 MofaSses
1000 Sacks Salt
- Bbls. Sugars,-cofrec crashd & powder d
125 Bags Shot.
45 Kegs Powder.
30 iIlss. Western Bacon,
$500 Lbs. \. c.
10000 Scgars. assorted qualities,
100 Boxes Cheese.
With every other article in our line. All of which
will dispose of low for CASH, exchange for pro
lucc naval stores.
d. & W McLAURIN.
June I'd 4S-tf
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TO IRA yELE

The Subscribers convey the Mail between Fayette-
vile and Barclay in Buggy. and accommo-
date one or two passengers. The route is by way of
kingslnry. Eunn's Level Summerviile and Neil s
Creek The days for leaving Fayetteville Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays. at o clock mr. eturns
Monday "Wednesday and Friday evenings. Fare from
Fayetteville Sunlmcrvile 81.
J. r. HARRIS.
Aug % 1850 A. PARKER
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CORPORATION BONDS
OF the Town of Eayetfeyille for -

OF Town Fayetteville SaIe.
Agreeable to an Act of the General Assembly offsse
State of North Carolina ratified Dec % 1852 autoTz-
ing the Town of Fayetteville to issue her Bond TO
the of 900, in the aggregate. for the pr
pose pa ing her subscription the Western F,Il
Road Company.
Therefore, it is ordered by the CommisSonersiof
Fayetteville, that the Treasurer of the Town rece e
sealed proposals. until the lst of November next. pr
the purchase of $4,000 in of $500 each of said
Bonds, any part thereof. Bonds to run twe'fs
years, with Coupons attached-interest payable Sc p
annually. The said Bonds shall be under the seal 1T
the Corporation. and binding the faith of the salie
WM. WARDEN, Town TreasnrerI
Sept. 2G. 1855. If
FAIL, 1855.
JAMES KYLE has just received !af1eess
and general assortment of q
s~-79fye Sst,etts, ~~@-s-es -
Among which are,
$50 pieces Dress DeLains,
French and English Merno
Plain Merino, real French,
Persian Cloths,
Black and Colored Silks
Irish Linens all Flax,
Table Cloths and Napkins,
Carpeting, very cheap,
Calicoes, we'll assorted,
Kerseys and Linseys
Silk, Wooden and Cotton Hose,
Ladies' Twisted Silk Mtts,
Dress Trimmings &C. &c
All of which being purchased by the package for
Cash. will be offered the lowest market price for
cash. or on time to paying customers.
Sept. p. 1875. If
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w EsTERN RAILROAD OFFICE

WESTERN RAILROAD OFFICE,
Dec. 30, 1855.
An inst:lmen Of per cent. upon the Capital Stock
of this Company is called for payable the 1st day
Of February next: and also. Monthly calls of 5 per
cent. until the lst day of january 1857, when the
whole will be due.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
J\O. NJ ROSE.
Treas'r w II. Il. Co.
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j. s. BANKS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANT,
WILMLNGTON, ". G.
January l, 1856. 1y-pd
d I S s OIL u ITO \

The copartnership heretofore existing between Il. w.
kInlaw * Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All persons indebted to the said firm, either by
Note or Account, requested to call Immediately
sand pay to K. W. knlaw who alone is authorized to
settle theSsame.
= The business will in future be conducted by r. W.
lnliw. at the old stand. He returns his thanks for
past favors aud respectfully socits continuance of
the same.
Il. w. KINLAW.
j. Il. kINLAW.
+ January s. 1856. 79-tf
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Cd ILIION

ca TITON
am informed recently that J. " Clcmons has note
in his possession against made payable to y. S.
pchurch for hundred dollars This is to caution
! he public from tradnsfor sgd note. as I am deter
pa;T ,s'"fa not to pay it, have proof that. i. ha. bee"
Also. all orders, notes. judgments and accounts
all invalid
r. F. MURPHY.
Dec 23 1855 7S-4t
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everlasting old gum won't hear another
word,-(stops her ears) l won't, won't,
wont.'-Eyit Ar Crane
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MEDICAL CARD

DR.. MACRAE has removed his Office to the build
ing two doors west of E. W. WilIkings' Store, Hay
street where he may be found when professionally
engaged Or at his dwelling Rowan street
Dec. g. 1885. 3m
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r mi III y

From the employment the subscriber. "Wednesday
the "a day Of Jany. 1856 negro boy by the name Of
Aaron. purchased by the Cape Fear and Deep River
Navigation Co. from J. II. lIundy formerly the pro-
pcrtv .f j. B. Willis. Of $ Carolina and may attempt
to make his way said Willis house. Said negro is
about feet inches high, had when he left broad
brm white hat and Il trock
Jan 81. If ALEN. MURCHISON.
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FOR SALE.

TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, nine miles
from Fayetteville. lying directly the Southern
Plank Road and on each side Of Big Rocktish. One
OF the best Turpentlne sections in the county, with
convenient improv for family residences with
small corn mill on never failing stream, and a first
rate situation for Il Turpentine Distery and Store.
4. ~ MIX ETHAN
Fcb'y .. 1885. IF
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Arc receiving their FALL STOCK of STAPLE
and FANCY
DRY GOODS
In which may he found FOR TIE LADIES:
Plain cold Plaid. White and Black DeI.AINES:
CASIIiEHES and MERINOS; Plain and Fig.d Fancy
and Black SILKS: Cloth MA\TI.ES and CL0AkS:
Cloak CLOTH; SKIRTS and SkIRTING; Mcrino
VESTS; BONNErS EMBROIDERIES. &c.
FOR GE.N'ILE.HE.N:
Hats: Boots and Shoes; NeStinwS: CasSimeres
White Black and Fancy Stocks and Cr;yats;
ReadyMadc Clothing, &c.
Linsevs. Kerseys and Plajds Blankets. Brogans Table
Cloths and Covers Allcndale Sheetings. Children
Kid Gloves. Wool Sacks and Comforts. Youths and
Boys Clothing. Eaglish and Italian Grapes. Dmity
Embroidery SILKS and Draids.
\ good assortment of Ladies'. (1cntlemcn's and
Children BOOTS SHOES. and CATERS; GLOVES.
HOSIERY. &c.
Sept. 20. Gift
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CANDLES,

CANDLES.
20 Boxes Pearl Adamantne, Sperm CANDLES.
For sale by THO. j. JOHNSON.
JanuarY 10th At
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FALL GOODS, 1865.

ALL GtoIt>, 1919.
PEA q FERGUSON
Are now Heceiving their Fall and Winter Stock of
Foretgn aad Domcsflc, Stnpfe and Fancy Dry
Goods, Bo@nets, Uots Caps, Bats anil
Shoes
With general assortment of READY-MADE
CLOTHING. to which they invite the attention of
Merchants the Ladies and all, and which they offer
LOW PRICES FOR CASH. or on Time to puuct,I Gus
toners at Wholesale Retail.
B. F. PEARCE. J. 3. FERGUSON.
Sep l, 1875. Cliff
FALL OF 1855.
We are now Receiving stock of Fall
and WINTER GOODS,
DRY GOODS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS.@CAPS.
r----s1.s,t ,isT5~-A4trssD~ sIf6,fas.
Having determined rclinqlsh the Hardware
Trade we offer Our STOCK at greatly reduced prices
for Cash.
Our friends who are behind hand in their payments,
are earnestly requested to pay up.
HALL & SACKETT.
Sep l. 1858. Cliff
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d. ". C. BENBOW, D. D. S.,
Graduate the Baltimore College of
DENTsL SURGERY

ESs<es.-2 Office hours from 9 4. NJ. to P. NJ.
'IiIGIy ) Z. N. to ) F. NJ.
DIR. BENi,OW may be found at his Room the
Market where all who in need of the services of
Dentist respectfully invited to call. All opera
tons performed upon the latest and approx ed
plans. TO those in need OF Ar. f:cia Teeth would
simply tltt he is behind in nprOv He
inserts from one to entire upon fine Gold or
i'latna plate, which he guarantees to be equally
<erviceablc 5 the natural organs.
lie spends nine months of each year in this place.
(from first Of October to the first of JulyD
September 20. 1873. If
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FISH.

p Bbls Mnllets, in Oak Bhls, Just received
and for sale by ". II. CARY Err.
Mackercl and Herring . for sale by w II. c.
Nov. 10. Tiff