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STATEMENT OF The
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
OF HAHTruaRR EoAN

To the Auditor OF the State q Tennessee Made cnpapos
with the requirements Of passed by the egaTe n
said STATE, and approved Mar 1t, 1850
The aotal stock Of the Company is Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars and s all paid and invested in the FOL-
lowing nan ed Assets submitted to It's stockho en- and chew
ing the condition Of its Affairs, Nay {, 1856.
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Land for sale

I OFFER for sale GOO) SEVEN HUNDRED AcRrs -
Of LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turppjke -
RES seven mtes from Columbia andfoi ON At Pleas
ant being part Of the tract on ichr de
Ihis Land s equal II not superior snyt Msury eountv
rs well Fatered tthe celebrated Devsrs Spring beiV a.
the part offered for sae) well bervd and Vel provss
here the premsss some beautiful builiv ,5.s !.
Honnng the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road n
VII os olyded 70 suit purchasers or sold IL body
daury county, tennessee -, : -
aasil-s LUcIUs POLK.
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NEW SERIES. mo. 247
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

NO ACkEs Of Valuable Land on beth .sdsS NJ sh
r . Nashville and Chattznooga Rai;roaS "a -ss -
Nashville, on which depot has been recently Iocs.d sl
improved good Sater, gocd so Eih fair uroror1Sa, al
hmoes AID cleared land ezeeent stand for scopntr
store and resdeuce. Either Of he road or - boi
viii be sold 70 purchas ers '-
56A ACRES, mile nom the town Of Fraak5l, .,
Williamson county the Liberty road and nile east
the Tennessee and Alabama Rsroad leo Acres eIearsd
and IN cultivation Has on eomsrszb Dwelling Honss
lasting Springs, and Is pToauctv. sssitahle Tor fr
handsome setdeEens win ssi \, =, <, or all 70 suis
purchasers. "
10 ACRES mostly tiubersd part ofthe Brentwood .et
on the Tennessee and ALBANIA railroad g ues sogth
Nashville so Of exeellrat quality, ADMIRALTY adapted /,
to+ purposes OF vineyard Nursery, Market Garden
lOH ACRES on the Gslstin Tprapske read 81 rile
from Nashville, between Stall and sedge; would make
business man IN town eonEenent and coiorobs country
resid nee.
800 ACRES on both sides OF the Nashville sad North
Western Rar' ad, II mles on Br Barpeth
klVer, and nile east Kingston sp-i1gs M Acres EAR
ed-oaianee vel hmbered-gOod sO and water and CON-
ortable improvements.
52k AIRES, veil improved 7 miles from Nashvills m
tne MIL Greek Valley Pike and near the ~ &C Rk ssI
OF good quality good DweAins Young Orchard and IN
q very good neighborhood
81 ACRES in the BROOKLYN Lo, u,ils. Nor.h - N,.A
me near me hi1es Orsek Turnpike road most bsaz-
ufu building lot
LOTS Of any size, non 50 fee. 10 IS Acres On n. Ruso
vista r1rzp ke road, from miles Of Nashvfe vith
Eitno1t Timber, Convenient 70 Fsuena Vista sprintF
" L"s n the corporation Nsshv e near Wilsoa'a
sp5f sewers on me frsnkiE Turnpks road severn near
tne Depot OF TIE Tenn Ala ON ana mar az
huTssboIo Turnpike road In the Tth Wsrd 1ps
West OF capitol tiih near the eorp0rassF linz
fh1CEc LON IT RMS LIBERAT Tbn,e wbo - ~
porcnase you'd DO veil to make sppIession to
-P'o-H W NANCE
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Mount OliYet Cemetery.

he pirsc ors Of this Comply roW aapounre N IN
Pubic that this Cemetery . been i,id n S,,h .i,
sole avenues and Nsss and pons Of the sr unds sub
INTO tsniy Lots which are nos oHered fr sale
anime the same. - 49, 60
The Company feel confident they could NOT han. r.,s
more snita,le loeaoR for Cemetery in Ihe veinI,-
NashVhs' ana pledge themselves the public 20 spaFe .
money or pains TO Daks equal any Cen et-r1 I hs
OnSh ana en- enc as NASHVILLE feel some pSid- In
Tue Cemsry J. now In the charge ~ n Sup~r
lntehoeh hvng on the ind under whose dl eciIop in
charges - - 'Ne u'NA
The directors OF the Conpsny are desiroua thai tAs
grounds SHOULD be visited by the or Eens OF Nashv 81
Tor hst purpose omn bus viii leave the one, of .s
ana Croeks st4 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon the Sh int
and on every Friday afternoon thereafter AZ th- sss bo.
The seats viii be free.
Ladies and Families desirous Of vfitfrv fh ,o,a. IN
De called for Al their residences by sensnr Ar hv .s-
ing their cards. 10 the President az he Company
A. " s. LlADsLkY, President.
" "OA'Se0 SVo US-tf
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$50 REWARD.

~ sroLEN the farm o. rhomas Hamlet near
AP the solensvss Tarnpits about i've miles lrom
ALA- Nashville, on Fridsy night, 'hs 2sth august
Deep Gay hpFss. about nine years &, VrTy high headed
little white on both hind feet heavy tail car.
res hs tai - shsegh had bseu neksd shoi al r0and
will pay s25 o- The reo8vsry oi the hrse f3aiar ths
horse and iaisf THOMAS HAMLET.
Bgp& t-zw
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Two 4 KAKIA Arne N u N.esv1s kss rssuInsf lhs
Al -arlis 81 ~ M tta aH1 ksatF c1ufas 81
snasasn ce4rsz "a tAkkH1sN cea4'ie
f,sllrrtons si ftrrIFe FsanapI attnnt,nn-
EH~ Fesl O1ca Ea4 foa11nce ~ H1kUAea 1e1ot. A&6-
80 oes1H. aeiA-e
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CHAECERY SALES AND NOTICES.
Chnncerr CnnrIn1 NnshrIIIc.

Mary {. AeKzn Ter Byde os VII IAN War"e, q nd.
The o fce Of the clerk AID maste o hs chancrry
h NashV le, the 18TH day Of seuteuo-r Zoo
motion Of complainant by her cou1T In the above case
an an ,earng the satisfaction Uf the and master
that the defe 1dant Jossh Alex nd-r IS non resi-
dent Of IN. Stae Of Tennessee and therefor the ordtaary
process OF this court be served GpOn him. II 10 there
fore ordered by the clerk and mat that publication he
made tor four in in the Patriot, news
papsr published in the city shgle, requTi the said
defendant aup the next trm OF the chancey court
n be hoien or the county Dav on the ourt house
thereof In the city Of Nashvi~, on the hr Monday IN
Noyember next and answer said bill or the Will be
taken for confessed him and set d2wn for hearing
eKparte. Z D. GhLES
septiS-E4' Pr. fee 90. CLERK and Va ter.
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Cheap Cash Store.
coRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

w OUu anu w llIOW w dICJ 1dpcI OVIUdS6,
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE.
200 pkgs covd Bu.kets; rs dos Bsnd Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail b)xts; POD HaHaes;
zoo n Sta Tubs pain ed; II 500 znc Wash Boards;
275 Vanished and Three l5.O0h PiOw Htnies;
itonp Buckets 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 900 fed Broom Handles 25 600 Cane Fishing Poles;
75 dog white Cedar Bdcket. 800 4s,ed Liquor Kegs;
200 doz Tar G ms; o dnz h Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Bush. Measures IS Nst Boxes varnishd
T. dOs Pine hurns assorted 2n0 " Painted Tubs and
Il d" B Ce Rselsrs;
100 nests white dar TOb.; 125 doI Wen Buckets assted
BASr EFT WARE.
2lO Willow Wagons common u 0 nests GerInan Market do
l5) extra; 80 4" Clothes DO
o Carts, common; 100 dos Feed Ba.kets, In store
SO ex. 1sl tops an TO arrive;
70 Empire Cabs 200 dozen assorted Market
Willow Cradles; Baskets,
200 extra rs iOz Chidren's Rattan and
rex Baker; N '''- dor as,'ted of~e Chairs,
Rattan AID Willow very nice and cool for SUNNI
AlO Clo Hampers; imported ancy Basket; Work Fruit
and Flower Stanj,. AIso-Willow Work made to ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather Dusters: 100 bales Alicant Mats;
500 ass'ed Shoe Brushes; So lutte and skeleton
100 " Scrub Mats
IS Rocking Horses IS dOE Toy Air Pistols.
COHDAGE, TwINES, &c.
1NOcoi X and " inch Manila Rope. $50 feet;
10 coils y t, inch do do go do;
150 col y q to inch do do assorted;
25 e.ls BID Cord and Plow Line Manila;
f5l dOz Cotton rlow Lines and Red Cord:
70 doz Hemp Bel Cords; l10o bales Carpet Chain;
10 BIS Broom T~ine Hemp; | 500 los Wool irvine,
$40 lbs Fav " sOU Seine Twine;
7" bales Batting; 15n reels Hemp Packing;
25 I" Nickn IS coils Tarred Rope;
40 Wrapping TWine; $50 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1,50o bundles (Frund) 1angerman's Wrapping Paper;
500 " Nc resor's do DO;
2,r00 reams Lockiand do do;
80 reams fea Paper; 75 reams shoe Paper;
It's " Ham - 10 I" Batting dO
$1,000 lbs Roofing do, dry; s 900 lbs Roofing do satued
CANDLES, &c.
Star Canles Lard Oil, Opal CaLdes stearine Candies
Starch, German soap, &c.
NIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots to suit
Al Bench Screws, in half dozen packages, in lots
WoUd saws saw BIcs Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
Svets, &C.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers use, Constantly on haLd
CHURNS.
7e Churns Is 90 % inch Red dar do 6 is 90 % do
erdtr do l6 Is 20 % do ainred d o.. 22 u do
Brass Hoop do - do Barrel do 16, IS 90 p do
EEAWE>.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top, Plank Top
For sale by s. M BARRETT,
m'y14 CO.. Walnut AMI Front sts., Cincinnati, o
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LIABILITIES.
C 3. BOWERS. sse,y.

STATE OF coESEcTicuT, HAETyuRn CorSry al
HAErFosD, ia ~, 1888
Personany appeared - b BowEEs. Secretary and nnde
solemn cath that e foregoing q The condition
the Hartford ire Insr oapshy aud e0rrsca
and true Before me r. O. IOAKE, Justice Of the Peace.
srArs oE TDE' sszR, coHrr.oLi as Owes.
NAsHvLis August 81, is56-
This is 10 eeriy that ths Ha tf1rd VI Co.
pany, located a hartford, iu the Of conneefeut
has pit vth an the requ act pAssed bT
me Gene al Assembly Of The state Of hbnese, in March
1885, entd "An act 20 regulse the fErness Of insnr-
Conrsns not InenrporAt~d hy the STATE q Tennss-
see and hat JoEPa NAsa h the leEss suthor azsnt
ofsaa company in the city u Sashvie, Tsnnssee
}. Q. LUTTRsLL, Goa relsr.
The undsr ignei agent q be shove named Conpany q
prepared "a issue Ponc e against tbs sks = dre
sspti-S~ Jos an NASH.
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STOCKS AND NECK TIES.

INVfRY variety Of Stocks and Neck Tes plata bck and
II fAn e5lors received ana Tor sAe BY } II McuILL
KID SILK, CLOTH AND CALF SKIN GLOVES.
A sUPtRB as -ortment q srE.onabis Gloves received
II and for sale By } n. AcGitlA
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Nashville Academy Of Music.
10 "a south Vine strses. NsshHills. Tannasuas

nv - NNaAl NAIIo UtIUoI1 NN1uNlAI11 I0IUIEIII.
IscoEFQaarKD is55.
rIHis Institution VII epeu The Mondsy in So
temb~r neat The systsm of lEstruei0ns adopted i5r
his Academy eenprses ave departments via Primary,
frcshnan sophouore, Juuor and senior 70 which ads(
Normal department, designed i5r thoss Who intend -
adopt Aa.c profession Papif received q sny Zine
and charged cm The tine ty close q he ses.
sion.
The Aeadsmie year divided into tive Sessions The ons
roaaSncDk Oh he second Monay September and cosing
on ne last Friday 10 January the other commencing On hs
nrt Monday In February and cslng the thIrd FdaT -
June.
RMS PER sFs ION
Primary DsPArtsasnts 80 Junlor tspartmesL cas-
Freshman IS s-niaF -
PTEAts inssructoas ts PAn0 o. Gntsr ftso sssons
Do. %. Do. 90 ne Han. Do do lk
~. a. 90. IN voeslissfian ilalIsn style. ~. a.
siass n he wsrE. Is
Sr RoT farther paFussl.Es, Apfy - .be Prinepal
sns1-am CHAaLES HESS.
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HORACE w a r z r S .

III O II q & . " a 4 Z - .
NO. 33S BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Agent for the E. st H"sIOn and New York
INST q N NTS
TIME Largest assortment Of Pianos Meodeons Musical
INSTRUMENTS aud Musical Merchandise OF all kinds, IN
the United States Plan fom tsS DID rent Manuactoile'
comprising those every variety Of from the pain
neat and substantial ~ octayes 10 hut or Rosewood
Cases from 10 ~ those Of tie mos elegant finish
up TO ONE H,UsAED DoLLAss No hou in the Union can
compete with the above in The number variety and cele
britv Of tS INSTRUMENTS in the txrEESEf 10" PRICES
at which they are -old.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS
With without Iron Frames possessing in their improve
ments Of overstrirgs and action length OF SCALE
power, and compass Il eQud to the Grand Fano'
united with the beauty ana durability o structure OF me
square Piano They gty r0nounced by the Press ann
bv the hr Musical Master equal those OF any other
manufacturer Thay he best and most thofough
ly seasoned material and glaraLteed to stand e seo"
Each p.truuent Gu lrantaeI sati faction
chase money refund &. SENOHD HdAD FiAAOo AZ
GREAT BARGAINS coust inty ia store, Prce from s'O
to Sl40.
Horace WaIcrs, UeIodeOns, supe ior instru-
ments in tone, touch and dnraby Of make lIuned 70 lns
equal temperam-nt) Maoaenus or All other stSles anu
makes Price SIS 800 SIS 200 t23 fA0 double heeds
and banks uf K W, 500 LEES liberal discount
Clergyman and amt ,hurlhs an extra discount.
Martins GUiIuras. bruwu'> Harp, Futes, fIu-
tinaB Accordsns, You5 and Nn-i "a nstruments OF all
kinds At tower prices u ever hei'e offered to the put lie.
large icOuut Ietclers aud Schools. The trade sup
piled On nc iib raj
MuSiC:-ne Of he largest and hest selected catalogues
Of Music Ibshed morstng many Of the cho and
most popular of the day. and will be sold at third Of
from the regular prices.
Music sent by mail n a parts Of IN co1ntry post paid
Particular aud personal attention paid All orders iVed
by mail Satisfaction guaranteed IA every instance Pianos
and helodecns Tor rent, and rent lowei purchase
Pianos and Me ode ms Tor sJle Monthly 'ymentS.
SecOud-h hand Pianos tlkeH T. eNch Tor General
and select CAtaog and che ue VI prices forwarded TO
all parts Of the country by mai.
Great udu o1rred TO AGENTS iI all parts Of
the country to sell the HoRAcE Waters Pianos, MelOdeons,
and Catalogues Of Ma l.. iyl1
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VISCHER OWEN 4 CO., Gen'l Advertising House,
APPLETos' BUILDING, ,S4e Broadway, New YORK.
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HALF HOSE
CoLoRED SHIRTS

y EoEIv N this day. as, rate asoru-n, rf,o..ou.bs
II Hall H0te. J n. Mo6ILL
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

IATE are nov receiy ng FAiI. a WINTER
w SGOCk Of Furnishing and Fancy Goods IL EN-
braces every hing New and kleg Ia line invite
all examine stDck, aud promise sell goods
crate prices. J ". Ne ALI,
sept.3 Ladies and Gentlemen. Furnishing store,
Corner OF Square a d unli-v- s'r-r'
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom 3. N. pEFTINGnL 4 co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
119 Nassau Street, NgW YoEK,
And No 10 State street, BosroH.
Pa Co. Agents for the most influential and laTgest
circulating Commercial Papers both IN the United ana
the Canadas.
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PATENT SHOULDER SEAM sHIRrs.

PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.
TUsr received, very large assortment OF A'rut Should
- er Seam Shirts OF the very latest sy We
suit every sE, and insure the Sh bt an b. bs
ter thAn auy oher Style. }. H MoGtIL.
SHIRT COLLARS.
LNvF2Y pattern of the styles received aud
II for safe by ) a. NcGlLt.
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Vice-Presidcnts.
Fourth Congressional District.

The delegates from the fourth Congressional Dis
trict assembled in Convention in the City of Raleigh
on the 10th of April, and organized by appointing
j. NJ. Bullock, of Granville, Chairman, and H. G..
Williams, of Nash, Secretary. The Convention pro-
ceeded to the election Of two delegates to represent
the District in the Cincinntti Convention and F. A.
Thornton, of Warren, and II. G. Williams, of Nash,
were elected. Capt H. B. Watson, of johnson. and
J. NJ. Bullock, Of Granville, were elected Aterna-
tes
The Convention then proceeded to the election of
an Eector for the District, which resulted in the
choice of Maj. G. H. Wilder, of Wake. Maj. Wilder
being present, returned his thanks in few appro-
pirate remarks, and accepted the appointment.
The following Sub-Eectors were then chosen:
Nash-A. j. Taylor and A. j. Rogers.
Orange-Sidney Smith and Gen. j. Allison.
Warren-T j. Judkins ard Maj. E. D. Drake.
sjohnston-L. B. Sanders and S. A. Smith.
Franklin-D. W. Spivey and NJ. Landlord.
Granoille-T. L. Hargrove and 7. B. Venable.
Wake-W. A. Allen and G. w. Faribault
The convention then adjourned.
J. NJ. BULLOCK, Chm'n
II. G. WILLIAMS Sec'y.
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Democratic Meeting in Middle Creek District

Democratic Meeting in Middle Greek District.
According to previous notice a portion of the
Democratic party in Middle Greek District, met at
m. r. Spears, on the 9th of April; on motion,
James Adams, Esq, was appointed Chairman, and
Isaac Rowland requested to act as Secretary The
Chairman explained the object of the meeting to be
in accordance with former usages to appoint dele
gates to County Convention to be held in Raleigh,
on Monday of May Court to select suitable persons
as candidates to represent Wake County in the next
Legislature; also to nominate suitable candidate
for Sheriff.
1t was then moved and seconded, that the Chair
man appoint ten delegates to said Convention !;
wherenpon the Chairman appointed, as follows: A.
". Belts, VIM: Balentine, Alvin Jones, R. A. Crow
der, Alsey Holland, VIM. Il. Stinson Alfred E. Row
land, John Wilborn. "a s. Utley. and John Stokes
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were adj
ded to the list of delegatess q a}}sag5s1
On motion, it was unauiln ousiys resolved to send
the proceedings TO the Office with request
that they be publisher also requesting our brother
Democrats to hold meetings and send up their dele
gates from every distric. in the county.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
Isaac Rowl1aD, secy.
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THREE O'CLOCK, P. NJ.

THREE O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
The Committee appointed on permanent orpaniz-
alton, made the following report through their
Chairman, Hon. A. w. Venabie: For President Of
the Convention, jesse G. SHEPHERD, of Cumberland
yice-PEesidents, LIST Congressional District W. A.
Ferguson, OF BERTHE; I'd District, Dr. w. j, Blow.
OF Pitt Sd District, w. S. Ashe. New Hanover
9TH District, Jno. D.. Hawkins, Franklin: 9Th Dis.
trict, Kobt P. Dick, tGuilford; 9Th District. Gen
Ell. Simpson, Rockingham; 7th District, Dr. VIM.
Sloan Gaston; 9Th District I. W. Bradburn. Ca
tawba. Secretaries, w. v. Geffroy, of Pasouotank !.
J. G. Common, Rowan w. j. Yates Cumberland.
>. x. Marriott Wake; C. w. Styron, New Hano.
yer. And they further recommended that the rules
Of the House of Commons be adopted so far az thew
sre applicable, for the government of the Conye1i
: ton 5. -
On motion, the report was unanimously confirm.
ed and the Chairman appointed the Hon. A. w.
Henabie and Jas: g. Cooke, Esq, to conduct Mr..
Shepherd to the Chair; who, upon taking his seat.
returned his thanks to the Convention for tie honor
conferred and spoke at some length upon the state
of public affairs.
On motion of DR.. Pritchard, of Warren, the Pres.
ident appointed Committee of two from each Con.
gressonal District to prepare and report Resolutions
for the consideration and action of the Convention
The following gentlemen were appointed $50.
Isl District, William Hill, of Halifax, WE. Rid.
dick, of Gates
"a District, L. W. Humphrey, of onslow, Dr.. W.
., Sd District. B. Fullers,of Cumberland, John D.
Taylor, of Brunswick
Ezell, of Warren.
5th District, Benz Trollinger, of Alamance. DR.
.. y. williamson, Of Caswell
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Raleigh, April 20, 1855.
April Is, 1856.
New Goods and Groceries!
X. R.WEATHERS,
FAMILY GROCERY SIORE,
ION Market Square.)

ION Market Square)
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
IL Baltimore with complete and wellselected supply
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C. Among many other articles
in Store are the following to wit:
fine stock of ladies' fine dress goods; Silks Lawns
Ginghams, DeI4aines, Calicoes &c.
Fine beached and unbeachcd Domestics of widths
Osnaburgs and gentemens pantaloon patterns of every
style.
Cravats, Wrappers, Handkerchefs and Gloves.
Ready made clothing, of all styles and prices just from
the Factory.
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &C.
ALSO Crockery Ware and Queer's Ware Of various
kinds-Glass Ware table cutlery, &c.
Fancy articles-Breastpins combs, brushes, 6shhoos
and lines, buttons of all descriptions.
Bacon, Lard Butter, Meal and Flour and all descriptions
of groceries, kept constantly nand Loaf pulverla
and crushed Sugars-coee Of the best quaity-adaman's
candles, very cheap.
Nails, Castings, Hardware, Tracec chains Hoes &C.
Fine table salt in small Sacks starch tobacco and nun
of all the various quaities-powder, shot, &C. =
Call and examine for yourselves have really spen'
did stock and will sell low for cash. or punctua pu
chasers, on short credit. 49,
Gull quick, too, or You may lose bargain uurns
X. K. WEATHERS
Raleigh March 2S. 1885 1llS-w4w.
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Raleigh, March IS, 1856.

ID BAGGAGE LOST.-ON THE MORNING 0f 100
- 25th March. at the Railroad Depot at Raleigh WV
large trunks covered with black leather and bound q
with the initials of the propretors in white letters H.
on and j. B. the other These trunks were SEM
the Depot the aforesaid morning. to be put on boa.
cars for Weldon but arrival at that place were MISSING
1t is feared they either stolen by mistake pun ~
the wrong The Railroad Agents the several ro
are requested to notice this advertisement and give
formation they may obtain to the Editors OF the keg
and Standard. JOHN BAUEh
Murfreeshoro, N C. Anril Z 1856 4l-sw2w
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l.. q MANLY HAVING PURCHAsEDc Rsl
B0RN nine miIes east OF Raleigh on the n. biz
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