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PrEsfsHs0 lsvosxsrDs. a Washington
correspondent 81 the New York Ersn,ng Pat
nys - Lord CLApssDos having fe.
fasd 70 communicate 10 Parliament, the cot
rsyfondence. our Government has assumed the
Office Of enIightening them, and. am informed,
thai a copy n he po,rYhia amtan,ny II po,
iya"saaisd by Safurday' asomo % each nan.
Der q ne Hovs II Lords and Cor.mn,
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! the treasury WAS full il was well to prov'de iog
any emergency which might arse
Mr.. Seward would vote for the bill il amend.
el 50 as to make definite appropriations for
specific purposes.
The vote ordering the bin TO ec eagrossed
wcs rsAcousidersi. when Mr.. Weller offered an
amendment in accordance with Mr.. Stewards
suggestion.
Mr.. Hunter spoke oi increasing the national
defenses 10 as TO be prepared in every quarter.
Mr.. Cas- said she has suffered 81 much 10
'0s war with Russia. il Is not at oil likely she
may try to retrieve her reputation BY war 10
this western Hemisphere. He also spoke of
the audaeity Of England, quoting from the
London Times. recent articles against this coan.
try, and making thereon "A sarcastic running
commentary He did not $40 how the Central
American controversy could be referred 10 ar
bi,ration. II was not \ question Of boundary.
bat one about the word; no arbitration. whe,h-
er under the language or not, could tell US what
the word occupy means better than we know
already
Mr.. Hale said h. could not believe in the
propriety OF the National srmorics, lie could
see no more proprieiy Of having national arms
maui ~ "A.'"'ai '''"sn'',e s"'tN, Msn "a'ns
10 nS''o'A' u' ,,, naae ~ nauona' 'sn1I
s"'?s nor "'a m "amt .nc ns" .s IN sue.
~ .u ", .,N ~ "o s'".m"'! " uo sim!
us ,a's .'" T, "o "a" M e NJ ','', us
E' Luz" ."s,ai~' ~ S"'o" m1 Se~aIu az"
$50 WIZ 1p''sSnu eAueu,y "'se-
a"', s'S, a'o''Nr 'roo' ,a aura ~h'cn rp1e,
:, .s na ,aass ~ "'A'A l',an, sa.ns '.,a,
al Abotionist, he had inspired profound dis
gust in the minds OF southern members. The
reading " IN" eNiaet oecaS'on'" eSc'ss"e
,ar,., pr;,;sh ~a",,a. = ,,,,,a,I =, -, ~,
the way to the coast OF Central America, that
,nc Government OF 'rnl br''a'n %nt word 70
sni,;o.,s j.. C..,..I 49,. L., .n,,,,,;',.,'s,
them for aid and that they should protect
tnem
Ihe following additional dispatches from
Washington present the latest news
NAshiSoroS, March 10,
'oi h'err our MINISTER 10 nicaragua
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Teachers sent % the West.

1hs In, annual r'por, 81 the Agent Of the
National Popular Education Society states
that the total number 81 Teacher ~cn, 10 The
West, &c. by that society il 1877, distributed
~ sollows To Indiana, IN Illinois, 30
Missouri. 81 lows. 81 Wisconsin. ~ Mich
ignn, 70 Ohio, IL (; Tennessee, . Kentucky, 8,
Western Pennsylvania. 6 Minnesota. , y ortb
Carolina. 3 Alabama. 3 Texas. 3 4; Arkansas
q Mississippi. California. 5 Oregon. e.
These teachers, oil sual,s. we're bound Ia
teach at least two yesr4 In the North West
ern States, the report says, there are 2.lj0.O00
children between and II year ~ age, and 10
the south western, i 90 600
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wi AT rfiS hfsNEsDrA MARBLE wcaSs, co Rsr
Of J.ehses and seventh Mres,s, ~ Psai. RAJ Ice
Ist Of Americas aid Italian dsasmss, Tomb Sisnss,
\ sssis Ckiasasy rises., rufsils,s siahs, As
Tboss wishins 90 erect suitsbls and Ia. Fiha's
10 ,hs @smessy NJ their r,sads. will Do ~si to eau al
saamias bstoss psfchsslsg slss she's.
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DISPLAYED NOTICES.
War iss KNSsSNS.

as AffotNr ~ NV
TROUBLES ~ KANSAS TERRITORY /.
Ces Rssovsfs D,tt tnl, shot guns aad I'm psmeB,.
4 all kinds from Hns po,ss cutlery 20 b" fsgEst bT"ah
ing pa~ ssd large sssSfi H'ssi ~ uoh's Furnishing
ss,d. Woudsn Ware lin sDd stoves II all tinds, ~ III
10 .ai ~ The psassshIs si',n. of Mnbs.p,s ehssp Tor
cash, sad 20 s,uhuy mnTshsnis ., hb.fsi dlseoaai
snd IN V"TY sosnn'e,n dating is'ms -
BAKER b RAMOS
Al thsl, Oh s,snS, Brtt store. co mr. TtUd snd
Misoss,s streets. ~ Pa 4, Misss.s,. rsbs ym~
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Tuy PErsHxr ~ CfsIssArt Asp LOTS.
vIlLK.--The Cincinnati Gases,, says thu dam
age a, tina, por, cau-'d by the breaking up Of
the ice is much less than wa at frs, snppossd
the total los Icing bn, ht,Is. II any over
$4,000 II which, $1,000 falls on the Cincip.
natl Insurance Companie>- There we're ba,
fw frs, class boats damaged. ard the injury
10 the latter sas Dot heavy. Az LOUISVILLE
several steamboat, we're injured, and many coal
boats sunk. At Il Lyns the damage will
amount 20 10000
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scAgWrrr 4 MASON

EArlRE SAW WoRKS.--W. l.. +. GAGE l.
- ~ --wa,sr~ua, Ne ~ Msia street 81 faalr,
~ every description ~ EAtrs
.ss, s,ss' MIL, tisraisr, IA, Malei, Cn@s Cot,
seice Wand aid fsns saws saw u shsNeA up.s T. snd
spsiay., etc
nla sa~s repaired and mad. a. good ss new a, .nA.
eest.
TIE ssdss-ssavd have m.a. such I'm psovsmea,s an
Nfuvsd a. sash psrtestios " ,hv ,.npstn. and xrea
Me department " heir wufk, snd tai. saek rs,bs 10
psoeass tes ses' sa.i,s NJ steel tsa, theY can assert
without haf 81 coatsil,t us thai theii spst az saw.
On hand and aow being mssatsets I'D ere AVID Ait be-
aa' snty e9ssi to ea, saasfios 80 sAi maJt Ia uf
brought 10 this maFkst.
Every Sac sohi under ths,r sussanise Win he mad,
good 10 The parchsssft aot tssd ~ he IN ,,tsi
March fuNiaw ane " w. l., aNtiE 100.
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ST. LOUIS.
CcARRrrT 4 MIs,,ys MAMN,, &, lUEs

SNNNfNNII a. MNStfN = MNWNNFIT IT UItNI7
~ TURF hAL,s, No ~ H...k a.t.. Assans ~. IL
aa~~ s'"r hhirnaive tstahissAmefi il ~ wc9
Anowa that I. scarcely sees~er, te 10 mote
~ ADVERTISEMENT thsA ca out h,eNsss ahd tl,s
pAbe that have ss sa,anti, .aesssau An Rvitlts
pp n spleanid sssottn,.nt ~ FtHNtrtiHf hit the
ts Trade, the most surrrinr tn -ts. s,d aaAts sNd
partsca,ary sais.i 20 iasSe and varied rs koth
a Wholesale aud retail.
An examination Of our Stock will shaw q 10 he eau,
pe-sd, both OF Acme and '"'ess mssstCtats, hps,ng
and substantial medium, ~ wen as the eieh nal
expressive.
Chair. wen 50 eents &c sst Bea,sa. Goa, q SO t.
cleo ruhlrs ffoa 81 30 10 So, Ha,ssa. fren 40 u
slco, aud 90 IN shao.t sadlrss variety
usshies have Spstng, Hsr, ta'tea, Mgsssri sAgct
Msurass~s, ssd al aiais 81 heding
We can mrahh h,ehea, bsi,eugi, pHtleF, aatel Of
sssmtos,, IN part o. thtoashau,, Vl 81 90 aaach, "a
asA, CHEEKY walnut, nssos any ot zoe eve Ia shot,
ss and
+. sepit-JSwu rCAEHtTT MASON
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IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT COIN K con

l. PLANTATION MilL,--ttss ,~iussA SO sui
sette.r hss purchased ssslaiva rEh, " "a ,4g, tas
sale IN N. Wsst ai the ah~,e q, etretes pqA 40
prepared TO mrei them ~ all tiass y tef el,s b.
~ fvtsi, guaranteed IN ihH W1st tustties y ANTE.
" l. now more tb,n yeaf sthes the" ttus Ilsat'
VAS tuifoiuse TO the puhc duttag shl.i ,ims u hiss
beet eoast snt,l stnsiaH IN the ror~iss ssss
lite IN, pTo,eaea,s fseeatlt eti- ted eRt tstrn'ed
mshs u The most isf.t hts sNet Offered ar gen
esai farm Use II 10 6,rat hid seap Fset} tss a.
taokins usm, ssd W,ishs 80 hlossi An T. ~, No 2,
sso, No y, COO No, !. SEQ taapds. fSeasf aina'es
ATE .umoi,nt 10 ,et Que ny ettau, msrt s,'tsal sd
asd ~hsn ABDUCTED, u can With wsi he .Atfu isi
u buy. Pan ot.satuas aseea'pats ese, nli,
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I APAYETTE Pile ASD MAi,iSt iNsLR-
IL ANCE COMPANY, sss,siils, Wissan.is cap.
al 500 DDg--sfssuBt lsid in. GROWN.
soARD 80 DfsgrBss.
Hssfy %. Bsa'tfs lisa,b q. Cts'nm.s.
Roets.ii, "a ns~is5.
oyrrrss
A. Y Rsst~.ii Prs.ssa, g o Raes~st Stay,
y, A. Hsslsp, s.Fts Ter 10 sisf BE- 49,
fasatAsse sasttsi ssstns, tnss o. bsmstshs fts
ssi tslsad hssgstop, ~ eansui tshs
rSpIsbs'ts
ilsn Hsssts Fey mauf, Ia GNsIhof = 10 ~ "" f'h
- Desl Psry, M~fsbsH', Ft'tf ~ New tw.t ly
Wm Jsnes Bsss., F.g Is al sffoffa i.t'Y
o Frsssin Cisfs, Bfytss A1fh s"ss' hhs Ma
g. j. s.,,o-. E.,., Alto os,, rii-a. " Y
Hs.m Cbsmbsr. Esf y '.
s~m1si g. siH ', Cash. J.ss"'l~ 9 , bAsh
WEI fi.st.li, E4g. Has'e", Ass
O 4 Css,, Mnssstss vs.
4 n WALTZ, ds,obset hHtsSsss, WIZ
\ Fl.tshss H.stsf Oshhnsh Wis
W. O. w.tns,, Merchant AFtlst VIE.
\ De,ills A Hrofhsf, shssor San, Wis.
- ya,,sis. tss.sa "a The tssponshs enrr-ny
October % isss aswIy
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.RuhEkT y AA.LALLE. MliuLLaAi.E
~ u HEAIhd ~ WNHfFfNI Nttll'fWt M tFFfNis
WAhR. Ne ~ North s-ss-sd H.. tfgastas Asasrs fhte
~ is,., haa.yx, hs. hsad anh Ia en',s,aai' 90.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-02

EsATHER sa1 z lNS 5yM For SPRING TRADE WHOLE
friends and the public that have large
excellent Sock Of Leather and Findings, for the Spring
south Of New York and for less than they be had
even there expenses of travelling freight &c. considered
All Of our purchases having been made from the Impor
rs and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage Of receiving Leather regularly from own
Isnns places in our power to sell above stat
an examination and believe shall be able to please
both as to price and quality Below eaumerate some of
the leading articles viz:
20 dozen of Crawfords Calf Skins his maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1851
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 &C. American Calf Skins,
80 "- Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
SO Band Leather,
Lasts BootTrees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also Sewed Brogans of manufacture warranted
to give satisfaction and many other articles
70 MENTION at No. 2 Old street. opposite B. p Harrsons
Saddery. F. A. 4 r. H. FORD.
n We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store
Petersburg, May 5, 1852. tt.
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Rocky Mount> Mills fur Saie.

ITO CAPITALISTS, OR TO ENTERPRlsING Bus1-
IL, NESS men with limited capital, the rarest opportu
THIS property lies on both sides Of Tar River in the
ties OF Nash and Edgecombs one mile from Rocky Mount
water of the river at this point The power made
available by solid dam of granite laid in Hydraulic Ce
ment and completed within The last twelve months at
expense Of ten thousand dollars. 1t is probably the
best dam in North Carolina.
The other improvements consist Of st The Cotton Fac
tory-a most substantial granite building 7rx3s feet, two
stories high besides the basement used for Turning shop
&c. and commod"us attic where the reeling packing
machinery them besides two extra frames
with l3s spndes is in fine order and turning off daily
twelve hundred pounds Q2oO lbs) yarn.
For manufacturing Cotton this location is unsurpassed
in the United States The waterpower splendid and
cent to thousands of spndes-help be had 25 to
80 per cent cheaper than the Northern States and the
raw material at the MILL where good buyer lay in his
stock @ to cts per h., below the N Y. market. I'd The
Grst MILL excellent framed building 40 feet square
There five pairs Of stone The M-two PR. Burrs
milling this point can't be excelled in N. G. 1t is the low
est point on the river at which there is MILL and here
and fail months The Mills are driven BY two overshot
wheels; no one Of which will be renewed this summer.
wheel all nearly and in fine order The neghborhood
furnishing fair market and timber be had near float
ed down the river from above
4th One large and excellent two stored framed DWELL
ing 5ox4O feet-he yard and garden walled in with brick
and stone One other handsomely located dwelling with
for operatives and their families houses two
warehouses. barns, stables, blacksmith and wood shops
The Mill sites embrace (55) five acres and
eighty odd mile distant for fuel &C., will be sold
with the mills.
will sell the property credits running from one
eight years. should the purchaser DESIRE and confident
that with enterprise and good management, profit Of
to twenty per cent may be realized from per annum.
Further information may be had of me- my agents.
the premises, or by letter to
WIN. S. BATTLE,
Rocky Mt, Edgecombe CO., N. c.
N B-Until the property is Sold orders for Yarns,
Powlines &c. directed the undersigned Rocky Mount
Edgec"mbe county, N G, will be promptly at ended to-
w. s. BATTLE.
June A. 1856. 60 SWIM
~ Raleigh Register, North State Wing, Wilmington
Journal and Commercial insert twice week for two months
and send bills to the Standard office.
II AW NOTICE.-THE COPARTNERSHIP OF
ABUSBEE BATTLE, Attorneys at Law, will dissolve
OH the lst day of July next, by limitation.
All persons indebted to them will make arrangements
settle before August Court the debts will be
thereafter collected speedily and efeetualy.
l. QUENTIN BUSBEE
KEMP p BATTLE.
Raleigh, June 90, 1856. 6l-tJl.
fB Register copy
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E ENGINEERIHG.

T'HE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO FURNISH
plans specifications and estimates and to contract for
, TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST
MILLS, MINING Machinery HOSTING. AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
. SCREWS, AND
Machinery Of Every Dissertation.
Being practical Machinist and having had seven vears
experience T in North Caroline am fully wants
nishng good Machinery fair prices are unsurnassed
" m Pay particular ri attention putting machinery
patent Brick Machine, &C. &c. 80 "'N 0'|'''
E All letters to receive attention must be postna;d
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer,
Raleigh, N. G.
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GNkEENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE Co
At the end OF Three Years. such been the care and
free from debts have made assessments and have now
such large Capital in cash and notes. that we have no hes
aton in saying to the public that there is no safer
in the Southern Country The most Of the Risks in
this Company being the part Of the State here
the danger from fire is much less. ".'.o o
At the last annual Meeting the following officers were
elected. ~
JAMES SLOAN, President
S. G. COFFIN, Vice President.
c, 2. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y & Treasurer.
,, W. H. CUMMING, Gen. Agent
D1RECTORS-Jam Sloan, DR.. J. A. Mebane. c. p.
Mendenhall, VIM. s. Rem Rev. c. F. Deems James NJ.
Garret, Jed H. Lindsay, Mcconnell E. w Oobnrn T
l. Cole, 4; P. Weir, Greenso ugh; E F. Lilly, Wades.
borough, Dr. s. G.. Coffin. Jan. own: Joshua TavIoe,
washington; VIM A. Wright, VIII. Lgton John L Sha.
YER Salisbury John H. Cooke Fayetteville; H. G. Sprul
Plymouth Robert E. Troy, Lumberton Dr.. R. H. Scales,
All communications should be directed the Secretary
free of Postage. PETER ADAMS Sec'v
+ August G, 1854 7Eti
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CAR ROLL HOUSE,


CHESTERVILLE, S. C.
VNHAT LARGE AND SPLENDID THREE STORY
II Building the east side of Chester Depot is now
open for the Of persons travelling by the
Cars otherwise The Proprietor is well aware that
nothing short of we-kept house. will induce custom
this recently gotten up and although very sctous of
patronage he refans from those thousand and prom
ses which have been made only be broken many of
his " lustrious predecessors"
He confidently hopes that he will be sustained and upon
trial give that satisfaction and accommodation the
traveller, that will send him on his way rejoicing.
j. L. CARROLL
Feb. 25, 1856. 29-tf
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nENRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
IL The subscriber having sold her other property
with view of leaving the State offers for SALE privately,
her residence in Oxford n. c. The dwelling has
below and above stairs, eighteen by twenty feet airy
passage two corresponding basement rooms and is two
stories high. The Outhouses consist of large kitchen,
smokehouse, dairy, and very commodous STABLE and
there six Of land in the lot all under plank
closure and substantially paled in for garden
All these buildings and entirely new
having been completed within the last twelve months and
occupy must desirable location in the fourshng town Of
Oxford and would be the exact thing for gentleman from
down the country desiring healthy summer residence for
his family; and besides the proverbial saubriousness Of
this region this particular locality combines extraordinary
advantages. The Baptist Female College, si
ated at this place. of the largest and most popular
institutions of the kind in the State besides another de-
servedy popular academy for young adies and the North
Carolina Masonic College is of construction
in this place. and will 60 into operation in the next year
besides academy of high grade for boys in most
successful operation under the charge of of the most
popular teachers in the State.
This property will be sold on most accommodating terms
payment and for less money than it would cost to
rear the buildings Address DR.. q. NJ Paschal Oxford,
N. c., WIN. Baskerville Jr, Lombardy Grove Mecklen.
burg Co., Virginia, either of whom fully authorized t.,
act IN the premises.
ELIZA B. ROLFE.
March 16, 1885, 3+tf
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Opposite the Masonic Lodge.

MAY BE FOUND COFFEE, SUGAR, ,ADMANTINE
" Ia and Ialow Candles, Nails Of all sizes for common
use and tin ware Of sizes and shapes snuff and
Tobacco and Cigars Meal and Flour Corn and Peas and
Shoes and small assortment Of Dry Goods and Candies
and many other things commonly found in grocery; all
for which the highest market prices viii be paid. 3
W. W. WOODED.
APsn " 1880. I6-
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|State of parties in the House Of Representatives.
IT.,
LIE lolOWlng list OF the members OF the present
House of Representatives with the politcal parties
into which thew are divided will he found worthy
|of preservation.
Maine.
D. John NJ Uood XIV 4 Soa.,s, D p.a.o
4 : ,mtn e, j. Perry, K ~, 5. Lsruel Washburn,
p 1teneser Eaoulon, K. Mo- Thomas j. d. Fuller, D.
Ne,c Huanpshire
l. James Pike. K A. Q. Mason ~ Taonnn NV
g. Aaron H. Cragin, r. N.
Vermont
p James Macha,n. 9. Justin s. Morrill, nv
8. Azpak Sa6in. 1''' ~ a. W.
1,ae.a.1..ss,..
fodert B. Hall, K. ~, 6. Timothy Davis K ~,
gTi1Ss Mm;a. Bgtnqton, T. datAaniA P Banks, Ky,
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ARKANSAS, DALLAS COUNTY.
)FFER FOR SALE l7sO ACRES OF LAND

DkabAfAS
OFFER FOR SALE 17sO ACRES OF LAND
east of and adjoining the Ouachta river consisting of
upland and bot"mthe former fair the latter first rate,
bushels Of per acre. and from twelve hundred
thousand pounds of cotton-upwarls of four hundred
cleared with orchard and houses for sixty
navigation. 1t adapted to stock being adjacent forty
thousand more of wild cane land, affordng
this the desirable east of the Ouachita
is there other the side of the river which
would ve yet, inferior land to my uplanl there
planters from North Carolina making from six nine
bales to the handnames be given if necessary. My
price 600 cash. tnle with ten per cent interest
Corn and provender and stock be purchased with the
place.
Cachemasso p O.
Nov IL, 1855. At,
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Bricks! Bricks!! Bricks

Bricks Bricks !! Bricks!!l
VUNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING MADE PERMANENT
IL arrangements for carrying the BRICK-MAKING
on an extensive SCALE are now prepared to con-
to million OF Bricks of the best quality and at such
Prces as will defy all competition.
Orders from distance will be promptly attended to- and
bricks delivered at either of the Depots if desired.
GEO. T. COOKE & co.
Raleigh, March Z, 1855. Soft
q Register copy.
IT AND FOR SALE.-A MOST VALUABLE
tract OF land is offered for sale by the subscriber
tanning eleven hundred acres half of which is in its
original remainder der is in high state of cult
is the very best of low grounds which are we'll dcbed
This land lies eboh the counties of Warren and Frank
n 1t is only three and half miles from Shocco SPRINGS
and two miles from Jones' White Sulphur Springs There
good dwelling House and the plantation
will take pleasure showing the land any person
wishing to purchase = ALLEN YOUNG.
Shocco Springs, March 25, 1885, s7-4m.
A MEXICAN PATENT DRYER.-WE HAVE
"A just received very large supply of the American
Dryer which is far preferable to Lharge and other dryers
- APESCIJD GATIING.
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.CHLOsS & BROTHER TAKE PLEASURE;
in announcing to the citizens of Raleigh, vicinity, and
public in general that they have changed their rnby
King in as q Partner Mr.. CRAFTSMAN, who wilt here.
er attend on the CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISH.
STORE in all its branches All orders will receive
ct attention Any garment sent for will be finished
i'd forwarded to its destination within eight days
All sizes of Coats Pants. Vests &C., constantly kept
T. original merchant tailoring establishmehtc Of
seph Schloss Brother Of Light and Mercer sts
.tmore, Md. = 1ss,.ss -,
We have now on hand and are constantly receiving
teusve assortment of Ready made clothing for the spring
summcr,-aso Hats Boots & Shoes and every thing
the line Of genemens wear, which selling gsry
sap afford to do, because manufacture our
yn clothing and Shoes Give call and be convinced
SCHLOSS, BROTHER Co.
Raleiph Nav 8, 1856. a-a5s, 48-M. 8
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C0unty.-Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessionas May
rm, l6'6.-James H. Forbes vs. Joseph C. Bridkerss-
ignal attachment. ~
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that JDseph
Brdgers the defendant in this case, is residenttt
State absconds conceas himself that the ori
~ process of the law cannot be served upon him r
ere0re ordered by the Court that publication be madeA
North-Caroina Standard for six successive weeks,
our said Court to be held for the county aforesaid vt tho
urt House in Greenve, the drst Monday Of August
1t then and there to plead, answer demu, jud-
ent final will be rendered against him, ~ ll5l,s
Witness: Henry Sheppard, Clerk Of our said Court At
hce in Greenville, tho first Monday of May A. D. 1885,
ID m the s0th year of our Independence. Z
Il. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
May 81, 1856. ll2S-wsw.
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GRIFFIN BARNES,

GRIFFIN BARNES
SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANUFACTORY,
Wood Turning in all its Branches,
Nos 122 and 81, corner CNu,ch and Uni.m Streets
NORFOLK, VA.
Carpenters and Builders from the Country and neghbor-
ing Towns will find it to their interest call before pur
chasing elsewhere, all orders received by will be
promptly attended to and neatly executed.
Feb. %, 1854. 2S-6m.