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Mr. BUcHANAN's POSITION ON THE KANSAS BILL
The Washington Union Of Friday last contains tn

Mr.. BUCHANANS POSITION ON THE KANSAS BILL
The Washington Union of Friday last contains the
following:
"MR. BucHANAx's Position ON THE KANSAS BLL.-Some
ehanan on the % b we are permitted to
copy the following extract from letter addressed by Mr.
Buchanan Senator Sldel dated at London the 2Sth
of December last when there seemed to be difference
to Mr. b. thorough identity with the Democratic party on
all other issues 1t will be that Mr. b. speaks of the
bill with his usual ankness and decision
We confirmed in impression by this letter that no
no set of men, and no are at all warranted
speak authOrtatvcy for Mr. buchanan upon this or
any other question. His own words speak for them
selves
The letter of Mr. Buchanan not will be seen, in
tended for publication but the gentleman to whom was
addressed has thought necessary after the editorial
tce the Union of Wednesday last to lay it before the
country:
settlement should be inexby maintained The Missouri
Compromise is gone and gone forever But assault
should be made upon those democrats who maintained IT,
provided they are willing in good faith to maintain
and just in ITSELF
It well known how labored in company with South
But has departed The time for has passed away and
verify believe that the best-nay, the ony-mode now
clifton the North adhere to the existing settlement
without the slightest thought appearance OF waverng
and without regarding any storm which may be raised
against it."
Mr.. Buchanan's position is just what we felt GER
| tain it would be, when announced. He united with
DOuSIdsj OIASi A>oAtiASAH 'SuS3 '''A~
with the entire South in 1916, in the endeavor to
extend the Missouri line to the Pacc but the free
States were not willing to yield even this much to
the South, but insisted on coming south of the line
| with the Wilmot Proviso, and thus driving the
! Southern people out of all the common territory
The Wings of the free States voted en- asse for the
| Wilmot Proviso Mr.. Buchanan at once raised his
voice. in his celebrated Berk's County letter, against
/ the Proviso; and Pennsylvania whose people were
going astray on this great question with Wlmot and
others, kept steady and firm the friend of the
constitutional rights of the South. He isagain with
Judge Douglas on the Kansas act, and the abroga-
ton of this line--the greatest and most salutary
measure of the present State rights administration
He is for adhering to the existing settlement soith
out the ssightest thought or appearance Of oapering
and Without regarding any storm sohieA may b
q raised against II. S asS 81 N
ALBrn1 PIxE's LErrEn Read, and lay aside 70,
81 reference the letter Of Albert Esq 8
q Arkansas. tsigned & A. Pc in to- =
Pike tells his Southern SO6se hons
truths. He e leading now ma VIA
"a l6 much IL q "a
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The FIRST STRAWBERRIES this season have appear
ed at Delmonco's. They are of the large hardy
Seeding variety, and were gown near Boston, under
glass. After seeing them and enjoying the very fine
weather of yesterday it is fair to presume there will
be fourth of July this year.
NJ y Dan Book.
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SOUTHERN SPELLING BooK.-R. II. Brown, Esq,
of Marlborough, says the Bulletin, els engaged
on work to which he proposes to give the above
title He thinks the spelling books now in use are
deficient in classification of words as we'll in
lection; and he feels confident he will be able to re-
duce English Spelling to SYSTEM give simple rules
that will enable children to pronounce correctly, at
the same time learn to spell by rule rather than by
memory. He hopes to have his work ready for the
press carly in the ensuing summer"
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NJ D.'s-The following gentlemen from this State
graduated at the Medical University of Pennsylvania
very recently Richard II. Lewis. Francis I. Full
ler Jno. T. p G. Cohoon, Samuel H. Barrow, Allen
R. Young, Albert L. Phillips, Chas l. Williams jos.
j. Baxter, H. NJ Whitley, Theophus II. Mann, N.
7. Drake, Jas. G. Thomas, Allen R. Dunn, VIM. M.
Riddick, Jas. B. Hughes, VIM. j. Green, Baiy Jack,
son, and Alfred S. Virgins.
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- We understand our fine Military Companies
Oak City Guards Independent Guards, and the
Raleigh Cadets-will have union parade in this
City, on the 18th inst. Our friends attending the
Democratic State Convention on the 10th, will have
fine opportunity of witnessing what can be done
here in the military line
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TIE WHEAT CRoP.-The Central Georgian speaks
hopefully of the prospects of this crop in the ntcri-
or of the State Our apprehensions was that the ex-
IRENE cold winter had done essential damage to the
learn, has been measurably destroyed but this has
been remedied by Spring sowing
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WlAKEs supERioRe oIRY,

WAKE So PER50R COZ IS S. S.;
At The term &c the Superior Court held here list
week, Judge Person presding. % the business on
tho State docket was disposed Of MI Attorney
General Bachelor appeared for the State represent
ing It with much ability.
There was one capital case, that of the State cs.
John Lockiear, free negro, charged with breaking
open the store Of E. Rosenthal, of this City. The
Attorney General for the State, and Messrs Fowle,
7. B. Venable and Ed. G. Haywood for the prisoner.
The Jury were out for some time but rendered
verdict of guilty Of burglary. He was sentenced
to be hanged on the 18th of May. He was recon-
mended to the mercy of the Governor by the Jury
and the members of the Bar
The State o. Chavis, another free negro charged
with petit larceny. The Attorney General for the
State and Messrs. Miller and E. G. Haywood for
prisoner. Guilty. and sentenced to thirty-nne ashes
and $s5 fine.
The State o.. W. D. Haywood and Others Com
missoners of the City of Raleigh, for failing to
pair streets in Western Ward The Attorney Gen
eral and Mr.. Battle for the State, and Mr.. Cantwe
for defendants. Verdict against the defendants
fine of s. each; whereupon they appealed to the
Supreme Court.
The State rs. Kindrick johnson, Justice of the
Peace charged with Partially and malice in Office.
The Attorney General, and Messrs. Lewis and Bat
tie for the State and Messrs Miller and Rogers for
the defendant. Acquitted.
There was but little done in litigated matters on
the civil docket, in consequence of the pressure of
States business The following cases decided ::
w. F. Askew cs. James Lynn, breach of warrant
in sale of negro-Messrs. G. w. Haywood, Miller,
and Rogers for the plaintiff, and Messrs Lewis, Bus
bee, and Battle for the defendant Verdict for the
plaintiff and $40 damages. H. P. Tucker II.
Scott, for harboring an apprentice Busbec
and Battle for plaintiff, and Messrs. Miller and Ro-
gers for defendant. Verdict for plaintiff and IS
damages.
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April s, 1876
CO-PARTNERsHIP. Z

m J. HAVENs HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH
IL . him Mr. NJ. NJ. MAI4LON, principal operator for
many of the celebrated Whitehust premium Gallery
purpose of carrying the Daguerrean and Photcg
business in all its various branches. under the arm
HAvENS MAL!0N; they are happy TO anponnce q
ments with gentleman in Phadslphi4 Of the best
artists in the Unon to color Photcs either wsts
oil c0lors. -. slAs1
Daguereotypes of Children taken by new process
from to 5 seconds. - $3.50
TJsHAvENS.
II. n. MAI.LON.
Raleigh April g. 1856. 40--atf .
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STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

vh<HE SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IL Medical Society of the State of North Carolina will
be held in the City of Raleigh Tuesday the 18th of May
1885, the second Tuesday of that month The Society will
convene at o'clock, p NJ.
Delegates permanent MEMBERS and the profession
orally, are invited to attend
S. s. SATCHWELT, NJ D.,
Sec N. c. Med. Soc.
April 5, 1856. 4l-wtd.
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Ca iFoRNrA FOR BucH ANAN.--It is stated that
California has elected unanimous elegation IN ia
orof Mr.. Bnrh for the presidency 70 the Gin-
sciinai national democrat eoaye ntien s. s
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THE OBsERvER-TnE CuRRENcY.-The Fayettc
vile Observer of the Sd instant propounds the fol-
lowing questions to the Standard in relation to the
Bank Of Fayetteville:
If the bank charter has been violated is it not the duty
of the Executive to have the bank and the ma
i Executive in fault for not at once executing the
Should not the attacks of the Standard directed against
Gov. Bragg, instead of the Observer"
We presume the Observer has reference to the
25th section of chapter 26 of the Revised Code
which directs that whenever it may be deemed
proper by the General Assembly, or by the Gov
ernor, Attorney General" to institute proceedings
against corporations for nonuser or abuse Of fran
chises. &c the Attorney General, in behalf of the
State, shall file information in the Supreme Court,
sc. This is general law. 1t is more than proba-
BILE that but for clause in the charter of the Bank
of Fayetteville, there would be necessity for
the enquiry of the Observer. By the 18th section
of the charter referred to, it is provided
"That whenever the Legislature may be of opinion that
the charter of the corporation hereby granted shall have
been violated it may be lawful by joint resolution to di-
rect the Attorney General with such assistant counsel
the Governor or the Legislature may think proper
gage to issue writ of faca returnabe before the
Judges Of the Supreme Court calling upon said corpora
ton oshow why the charter hereby granted shall not
be forfeitedsubect to the proceedings are now
prescribed by la in of other corporations"
Now the Editors Of the Observer were aware Of
the existence of this section They know that under
it, part of the contract between the State and
the Bank of Fayetteville, the Governor has no pow
er to proceed against the bank-that it is not made
his duty to do so; and that proceedings can only be
had as the result of the action of the Legislature
"by joint resolution" Wherefore, then, the charge
that I" the Oemocratic) Executive is in fault p
He has nothing to do with it. and there is no one
better informed of the fact than the Observer. So
the three questions of the Observer fall to the ground
This is specimen of the fairness with which the
Observer is discussing the question Of the currency
The Editors of the Observer ask, "iastly, what is
the Standard quarrclling with US about?" Mistaken
again. The Standard is not "quarrelling" but only
meeting and upsetting the arguments of the Obser
yer. That is all.
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The meeting advertised for last Tuesday the
formation Of Fllmorea and Donelson Club-was upon CON
sidcration postponed until after the Greensboro Gonven-
tion Them we trust the matter will be attended
Fayetteville Argus.
Upon consideration 1--WE think that good. Does
the Argus know that I" upper Sampson has ap-
pointed g one hundred" delegates to the Greens.
borough Convention? Fact. See Wilmington Her.
aid of the 9Th.
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&
WATCHES AND JEWELRY. s.
EOHN C. PALMER HAS LARGE ASSORT-
- MENT of Watches, Jewelry De- which VIII be sold
moderate prices Watches and Jewelry repaired
the best manner and warranted. 4 & sss
NJoTICE.-rHosE INDEBTED 10 Palmer & &
~ RAMSEY would do favor by calling and settling
their netcs We dissolved in June last and
Mr. Ramsey has since died. do othcrise but plt
e - w '-D ~ = e''s JOHN G. Palmer
Raleigh, April 8, 1876. 40--st 81
lNHEAP WRAPPING PAPERS.-I AM now =
manufacturing at my mills near Raleigh Wrapping pa.
pared to furnish tho merchants Of North Carona and
{ba" e. s5ss % nna sq as they
N''' '''''''' '''' CIV SEsE6Ic :. , .'!s
RAGS. RAGsIl RAGssss
VvHE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR COT
Il TON and linen rags Large or small duanfss tsken
Raleigh, April l, 1855 ss--em. 81.
SPRING GOODS ron 1866. q 8
At No. 20, Cheap Place, FAyetteyiiIe street. S
qs Now Ro sEc A1SyS s sy1g gs, SSsH
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, C., 1e, which Intend selling
ed on and especially to.those Who buy With cash
deem it unnecessary to enumerate articles Ny etoe
by the LIST of August next; and to enable get Is
intend selling Goods little cheaper for CASE this seasor
Some Of our newspapers are adopting 10 sssS
lower prices; why not some Merchant suit Is Tho
1 sass Hiis s p %s for en %ssr
however, will say, and that is can sell Goods
for cash nth than t those %S sell e. e and e
try, and think will be able to prove entire
satisfaction Everybody call and see. q vs.
READ THIsY ~ s.. ss s.
A II THOSE INDEBTED 70 THE FIRM or Ev:AEs
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L. s. RRY,
DENTAL SURGEON,
References !.

: References:
To the Faculty of the Baltimore College Of Dental Sur
gerry; Rev. DIR. Smedes Rev. Mr. Mcdowell, Dr. Chas. E.
johnson, Dr. Fab. Haywood Hon. j. H. Bryan, Raleigh
Rev. Dr. Lacy Davidson College, Profs Owen and VIM
gate Wake Forest College; Prof Wheat, Chapel Hill;
Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald, jackson, N. c.. .
April s, 1856. Ally.
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e ajors alter b 81 hs dis
S9 ss''s Iss,
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WILMINGTON MARKET,
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET,

MARKET.
FAYETTEVILLE, April 5, 1856.
BACON is in good demand at l2 cts The market is
better supplied with CORN and selling at rs to so
The receipts Of COTTON havesbcen lgt-we quote ut 81
to ~ FLOUR-large receipts, and prices lower.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE 80 cents per gallon. Raw do.
81 %. [1rroli,aiau
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ATTENTION "OAK-CITY GUARDS"
AK PARADE AT THE ARMORY, IN FULL
CsED DRESS UNIFORM on Saturday evening next,
~ 18th inst, at four O'Clock, p. III.
By order of the Captain,
WIN. f. ALLEY, O. s.
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Gbe gIau0at;.0
RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY. APRIL Q. 1856.

~ Messrs ISRAEL E. JAxRs, JoHN CoLLMs, and Mr..
our authorized Agents. ss.ss5s K sssFe.5s $50 81.
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New Goods for Spring Of 1856.
MCGEE & WILLIAMS. -

DEALERS IN AMERICANA I2eENcH And -BRI7zSH
DEFY GOOLlS, sassssssssss
HAVE RECEIVED THEIR STOCK FOR THE
present season, and prerared to exhibit all
DRESS G0ODS-ini robes and printed figures Of the
choicest designs and colors. &c
French and Scotch enbrodercs scts thread aees aud
founcings of the most desirable styles cppleelne
Of Hosiery and Gloves, including Aiexandcrs best.
large supply of Staple Goods and 1Iatso every de-
scripton Shoes Crockery, Groceries, and housekeeping
articles - Isl .2sssss - ~
Marseies and Aendale Quilts Draperies and Curtain
Musns, Family Linens, Shirt Fronts, Dainask and 1874
Linen Sheetings from the celebrated Rich
special attention of friepdsand the public feeling
surcd that advantages are inferior and
stock being we'll laid in and will good or bet
ter bargains than any other house in the City.
No. 10, Fayetteville ST. Raleigh
April g. 1856. - 4O--t6ff ia
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INSANE ASYLUM

INSANE ASYLUM.
NIOr ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FORTY AD-
IL OPTIONAL PATIENTS can now be received in the
Asylum.
Applications be made to the Physician and Supern-
tcndcnt EDW'D C. FISHER.
Raleigh, April 4th, 1855. 4l-tf
UDOCKET.IOOK LOST.-ILOS MY POCKET
II BOOK somewhere in Raleigh the 4th inst. There
money in it, but it contained several papers, among
which note for $500 executed by b. F. Womack and
made payable to Willis B. Bared dated in October
November 1885, The other papers are not recoected-
All persons forwarned from trading for said
suitable reward will be paid for the pockebook and
tents on delivery to me or to Sheriff High
EDMUND STEVENS.
April 5, 1856. A-3t.
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WE ARE NOW RECEIvING OUR 81; RING sAlpS
w summer supply of Medcnee Che41iE3l6 lh{3tas
Oils, Dyestufs Varnshes, Patent Medicines Window
fqy sS &s e. i1sl5s sh s1ass,
usally large and varied stuck to which We The
ination Of Physicians Pianters Builders 9aateFS and
public generally before making their pnckas ihl
prepared and deterunined to compete with 1
State in point of quail purity and chenpness
Pres crptions and family Medicines carefully nj
all hours Of the day and night and
So. - p ' 1'1 wi VEL 8 TxYwooD..s
nNION sETTs.-Tw DBIs JUST RECETVED.s
" and for sale at the Drug Store Of
~ WILLIAMS q HAYWOOD
DURNING FLUID.-FIvE BBIS. FRESH and
- good, just to hand at the Drug Store Of
Williams { HAYw06D.
oils! OILs!-5oo GALLONS LISsEED, LAMP.
" Machine and Tanners Oils 10 store and for sale Ct the
'-.e' :. , :. WILLIAMS = HAYW6oDss
DERFUMERY.-ALAR LARGE ST0CK OF LUBINs,
Glenn's, Bozins and Nrght's perfumery, suchAs En-.
tracts Pomatums, Hair Oils Soaps Cologne, and great
-. : ~ 1900 WILLIAMS 8 HA9woOD q
FlALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERs,-F0R
ID Identifying the conpexon curing diseases Of the
skin, &c. in store and for sale by s.
April s. 1856. 3. q a.
BAGGAGE LOST.A0N THE MORNING or the
ID 18th March, at the Ralrqad Depot ~ Raleigh two
large trunks covered with black in brass
with the initials of the praprietois in white Il s.
and j. b. on the other. Those truhB sep1so
the Depot on the aforesaid morning, to be
for Weldon; but arrival missing.
It is feared they either stolen BY m On
the wrong The Railroad Agents the
requested to notice this avei apd m
formation they may obtain to the Editors OF the Register
and Standard. - JOHN BAUER.
Murfreesboro', n c., April I, 1862. ~ s4i-sWsw. &
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DERFUMERY.-ALA LARGE Stock OF LUBINS.
u Glcnns Bozins and Nright's perfumery suchas En-.
tracts Pomatus, Hair Oils Soaps Cologne, aud great
variety Of Fancy articles which will be sold very
WILLIAMS d HAYWOOD. n
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THE OLN WATCH.


e q Nv srsndfathsr's watch is battered and old,
(Eea 3 1t never contained either jewels or gold;
I've carried thee now for many long years.
Apdtcherished by mo. though some gave thee sneen
Although thou art thick, and not ouiwsrdly fne,
Through summsr and winter you've kept up good
time;
I've seen many rival all eased in fue gold,
Yet still prefer you for time. though you're old;
Poor common and worn. with thin silver case
scarcely csn see the time now BY thy face,
Vet still can hear, by that old wheezy sound
You must be repsired, you'll soon run aground;
And SO long as ! live none shall part me and you
Save while you're repairing By BAR-THCLO-ME";
And "a those old hands point the hour Of day,
II tells ms how time yssses swiftly away;
For soon must leave thee, fr none will be caring,
60, like you then, for thorough repairing vs.
W. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of 18th and Main streets
B.-Wstcbes Clocks and Jewellery of every de-
serption carefully repaired Hair Ornaments of eve
~ kind made, and Engraving neatly executed on the
shortest notice. and on as moderate terms any other
house in ,he city. JeS
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NEW APOTiiECARY STORE.
RICHARD H. MEADE: T. ROBERTS BAKER,
Graduate OF the Philadelphia College of Puar.
niacy.)
MEADE & BAKER

APOTHECARits, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS,
1876 northwest corner of Main aud Tenth s.s lust
above the new Custom II use,
Have opened aud fitted out Apothecary and DRUG
Store, with every Improvement and convenience for
properly preparing and dspeos medicines.
They have on hand, and will endeavor to keen q
Casplee assortment Of fresh and reliable Drugs Me
diciues and Chemicals ground and upsrouud selected
Spices: Cooking Elk r4cts Lusns and other ceIsbr.
ted ferfumery and Soaps; the finest imported CT
CARS; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco; Brushes; Sur.
sical instruments Trusses and Surgical Appliances
OF every description; Mothers Breast Cloths; Go.
lognes Sponges and every article usually sold in
Drug Store.
1t Is their design to give strict personal attention to
the business ali It's branches aud article will bs
issued which may no. he perfectly relied upon for
proper strength and purity of character
As they have both had many years experience in
the first drug stores of the city, they feel authorized
in saying that Physicians orders and prescriptions
and every Pharmaceutical preparation will be filled
and prepared promptly and scientifically ss at any
Other establishment in the country.
~ PRESCRIPTIONS will be accurately dis pans
ed by Of the psrtaers, at all hours of the day
Eight je 26-d&clm
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--. 1900 I, !, - -,TITrTK AND BLACK SUI
4 ypIfrn p n NGS-This delightful Watering
pI.cs Il now open for the reception o. yss1on
Iated the line Of the san,ain. and II one Of
~ s su,isuI pictu ssqus snd fertile portions
NJ yirrinia and medistey on the llne OF tns
-. anJ T.unessss Rnilrosd, within zoe ysrda o Ing
s.o os ;.. and about half mills from Bsnsseks CO.
mo- ouly sirht or nine hours ride from Kicnmsnn snu
Petersburr and about two hours rom Lynsnous:
psr.ons i.svins City Point or PetsrsburE- Or kiSn
- =, ~ ra,nius. ~ the Snuthsde and Dsnvilie
Ard taking the cars of the Virsinia and
nes.ee Railroad at LYnchbnEg reseh nonsacks eepc'
-, a o,rioch p A. the same day. where an Omni-
I'm. ke will meet them, ana convey them to the
Spiinp- TO R,.,L sulphur
Snrne. whose curative powers can be Arrested y
na,sons who have been entirely relieved BY
u.in. tho waters Tho reputation OF THESE waes Iof
half century past has been ests6isned IN the sur
rnt;n, COMMITTEES for having cured many persons al
s;.sd Nth yarious chronic aod other diseases They
arc not surpassed by sny mineral Water IN sunnla
for the cure Of DysgePsls m us R.aSSsr GsneraI be-.
hiIity especially of the Nervous ~ stem All knds OF
Cntaneous and other Diseases OF the sim sno many
of the diseases peculiar to f-msles aie ~
The skin For certificates To the efhcacy OF tine
waters of these Springs. see handouts
The Buildings are spacious and convenient, ano
almost entirely new consisting of Hotels, Cottages,
&c ehordius accommodations equal to any TO De
found in the mountains of Virginia, tor ABOUT 4oo
The furniture and Fixtures about equal to
those of the best hotels in our citi"s
The Bedding is unususlly good, with hair mattresses
throughout the esahlishment-as to all which we In
yite vsi ors to examine and judge for themselves
No pains hsve been sPsred In ootaiDing the pest
servants and the most peenced snd beat qualified
sssistauts for every department of the establish.
ment. r,r
The general mana cement is conided to A He
EELRfNGER Fsa iste of Cumberland. Maryland.
assisted BY ALFRED r. JAMES and 70. j READ, late
of Lyuchburg ho will doubt give Satisfaction 10
ali who may visit the place.
There viii be BOWLING ALLEYS, &c, for ex-
ercise ,
A fine BAND OF MUSIC Is already secured. and
Telegraph Office will soon be established at Bon
sacks depot
The TABLE will be found equal to any In the
mountains the facilities for securing supplies beng
about as great as they we'll be.
j. A. HEEELEINGER co,
Ia ism Projectors
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MUTUAL LICE INSURANCE COMPA.
IVA NY OF NEW YORK-Aunual statement of
the affairs of the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY of NEW YORK, for the year ending
Jan. 5lsr, 1886.
Nett assets band, Jan 81, 1855. 1874 TAT 81
Receipts during the year:
For pre- mum and policies. f699 7l9 06
For interest and annuities... lsl, 1877 %
88o9l6 So