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The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16

SENDING GUSPowDEn TO RUssIA.-We con-
denim the Yankees for doing contraband business
with Turkey. but forget that Russia, at this mo-
ment, is obtaining materials of war from Eng
hshmen. The trade is most extensive in the
north, and we regret to say that the number en-
gagged in it is incredibly large The terrible fire
at Newcaste-on-Tyne is not yet forgotten; but
what caused that fire Nobody will tell in New
CASTLE but hundreds in Newcastle know that
that fire originated in explosion of yellow
alkali. Now, yellow alkal, was disguised
name for saltpe're and nitre, which was shipped
TO the north of Europe in large quantities, and
thence forwarded to Russia. On its arrival
nothing was required to make it into gunpow-
der but proper addition of charcoal.-Lirer-
pool Daily Post.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16

fRkrTr GooD.-The San Francisco Herol6
@ys 'hat a prominent member Of the Knoy,
so,Iins ORDER and now candidate for Senate
ral honors. is reported to have said lately ,hs,
.ne principle, the Office should seek the man
very good one. but he can see no particular
narm IN the man showing himself 10 The off;ce
OCCASIONALLY. just to see how it likes him
rom the present position of affairs. II wonld
seem that the office, after taking look at ,be
Candidates, has an intolerable dislike tow.rd.
all the aspiran,s W" aiu'
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16

How CRAMPToS LooKs.-Among tie many
foreign celebrities here, none cuts greater
dash than Champion, the British minister OF
course he is seldom seen except in the street,
when he gives his ensigns of royalty airing.
His equipage is distinguished from all others by
It's extreme brilliancy. Every fair day he takes
his open barouche, pair Of spanking grays,
mounts the drivers seat, holds the ribbons him.
self, and drives furiously around the broad ave-
nues; bis footman dapper little gentleman.
with blue cape coat and cockney hat sitting
in the cushioned seat behind. Champion is six
feet high, straight as gun, gray hair, and ro-
tund like every other beeEeating Englishman.
Wash. correspondent Cleveland Plaindeaier
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16
San Francisco Advertisements.

Il CO.. /.
11o Front St., corner Of Oregon.
San Francisco.
OFFER FOR SALE:
IN TIERCES AMES' HAMS;-2O0 tier
CU ces Hams in Brine;
I16 hhds extra clear Bacon sides;
500 frkins choice Goshen Butter;
$50 cases Lard in 10, 1s, 20-lb tins;
800 kegs Lard:
400 tins English Dairy Cheese;
900 bbls Mess and Clear Pork;
900 half bbIs Mackerel;
so casks Goldfish;
500 bbls and half bbls New Orleans sugar;
800 mats No. China sugar;
$50 bbls Crushed sugar;
100 bbls Powdered sugar;
600 bags Old Rio Coffee;
600 sacks White and Bayos Beans;
300 cases Y. Hyson Tea, and Glib cans;
900 cases Gunpowder Tea. l and 2-lb cans
400 cases and boxes Imperial Tea;
200 hlf chests superior Oolong Tea in paper
800 whole and half boxes Raisins;
] 900 boxes Adamantine Candles;
300 cases Tomato Ketchup;
100 cases Stoughion Btters;
600 cases Kensetts Fresh straw berries;
go cases fresh Pine Apples. and Glib tins
100 cases fresh Pine Apples, 3-lb glass;
200 cases fresh Apples;
800 cases Jams and Jellies in glass and tin
200 cases Kense,ts fresh Peaches;
100 cases Green Cages;
$50 cases fresh Cherries and Gooseberries
100 cases fresh Raspberries;
500 cases Wells & Provost's Pie Fruit;
800 cases Lobs'ers. GLIB cans;
$50 cases Oysters 9 Id cans;
100 cases CLAIMS Glib tins;
200 cases Essence Peppermint;
$50 boxes Pepper sauce;
200 cases fresh Tomatoes;
800 cases Green Corn;
250 cases Green Peas;
800 cases pure strained Honey;
2O( cases Roast Chicken;
500 cases Pickles, qts and hf gals each;
500 cases Brandy Peaches;
900 cases spices;
GOO cases saleratus in 1Olb bxs and lib btls
200 cases Carb. soda:
400 cases Cream Tartar, lib tins and bolts;
1000 boxes Hill & Colgatc's soaps
500 boxes Chemical Olive soap;
200 boxes CASTLE soap;
100 boxes salt wafer soap;
100 cases Peach Tobacbo;
rs cases Grape Tobacco;
80 cases Sacramento Tobacco;
e5 cases Game Cock Tobacco
25 cases Fruit Tobacco;
$50 cases Tobacco various brands
$50 cases smoking Tobacco;
80 cases p. g. MS Yeast Powders (gen.;)
800 ialf bbls new Corn Meal;
800 whole and half bbls Carolina Rice;
1000 mats No. China Rice:
$50 half bbls split Peas;
400 dozen Shaker Brooms;
200 bales Wrapping Paper;
5000 pounds Nutmegs;
$50 bbls and bags Whole Pepper;
500 kegs and 10 gallon Cranberres;
600 kegs 5, 10 and Is gallon Pickles;
25 half bbls Dried Apples;
100 bags Dried Cherries;
so cases Currants
$50 dozen 3-honp Pails
100 cases Olive Oil;
60 cases sardines;
100 cases salt, 10 and 20-lb bags;
800 cases salt, 5-lb bags;
400 boxes T. d. Pipes;
100 bbls and kegs Vinegar:
500 kegs E. B. syrup. feb2-lm
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16
Surgical Diseases.
JOHN PARROT. WALTER B.. coMsToc
PARROTT g. CO.,
BANKERS,

C0fHeT q Cdly0TH1d and M0nfSomery slreclS,
San Francisco.
N7E HAVE THIS DAY OPENED our
w banking house for the transaction of bus.
mess, and are prepared to draw Exchange at
Sight and Time on Messrs. ROWLAND & AS
PINWALL,o of New York; to purchase Exchange,
Gold Dust, Bullion, and Mint Certificates at cur
rent rates; ship Treasure for account under our
own policies of insurance, and make liberal ad-
vances on Gold Dust sent TO our charge for coin
age or Assay.
We shall have our CREDITS established at
an early day Oh all the other principal Atlantic
Cities, Europe and China, of which due notice
will be given. se29tf
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16
WOODEN WARE, BASKETS, sc

WOODEN WARE, BASKETS, &C.
INCLUDING BROOMS, TUBS, PALS, wood
l. and zinc wash boards, chopping trays rolling
pins. barrel covers, market baskets, peach bas-
kets, bottle baskets, shoe, scrub and dust brush
es, hair and wire selves, cotton and linen twine,
bed cords and clothes lines, with every other
article belonging to the WOOD AND WILL
LOW WARE business at lowest wholesale pri-
ces, by w. HAWXHuRST,
1l2 & la, Front, near Washington St.,
San Francisco.
P.S. am still doing business in the same
old wooden buildings at very low rent, sa.
wing of expense which about ali goes to the ben
eht of my customers, and merchants who do not
at least call and see before they buy elsewhere,
cannot be wide awake to their own interests.
nov3-6m*
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16
DIR. A. F. SAWYER,

LlORMERLY CONNECTED WITH THE
l. Surgical Department of the MASSACHUSETTS
GKsERAL HOSPITAL, gives special attention to
the treatment of all
Surgical Diseases,
As tumors. morbid growths, affections of the
bones and Joints, determines, whether congen-
ital or from accident, diseases of The urinary ap
paratus, of the eye, ear, etc.
Patients placing themselves in Dr. Sawyer's
hands, for treatment or operation, will be pro-
vided with suitable accommodations, and with
careful and attentive nurses.
Facilities offered by Dr. Sawyer for
the successful practice of Surgery, which are not
to be surpassed in any city of the Union.
Resdence-Rasette House, basement corner
of Bush and Sansome streets. Office hours until
A. NJ, and from TO S p
San Francisco January %, 1855 feb3-y
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16

Our last St. Croix (Minnesosa) Union
sys: We saw an icicle yesterday. down A.
@ s,eAaslck'. mill-race, which was eighteen or
~en'y ieet long, and in some parts between
u sla i've Ieet In diamater. 1t was the king
q icicles-" The one that hangs ON Dian..fens
pie is not half so big. or long. 'el'
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16
TO MERCHANTS.

ME undersigned respectfully offers his ser.
Il vices to the merchants in the interior. as
a commission buyer Of goods in San Francisco
Having been engaged in that business for three
years past, with three years previous experience
In the interior. he hopes TO give satisfaction to
such as may employ him in that capacity. Or.
ders for any description of merchandise filled
and forwarded promptly.
SAM'L II. PRITCHARD.
Corner OF Battery and Sacramento sts.,
d29-5m San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16

SPorLryG TuSEs-The Rev. Thomas Hill. OF
. Malkham, writing on Church Music, in the Chris.
rdruiaer, says:
anies an attempt is made to alter secu-
9z by changing the cadence to a religious
orQHk Ne have recently heard tunes Of this
cssaracter, from some new collections of sacred
music, popular Irish and negro melodies: being
cut of in the last measrys. and a chord of H.
sub-domlnant introduced, as it were to sanct;fv
them, The result is that the tunes are spoiled for
,'n'sf'ng on 'reek day, rithout being rendered ft
to sing on Sunday. ~
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16

o The Bardstown (Ky) Ga-ette Of the 1a,t
INST, says: While out serenad;na ,e :o,n
nst week. one of the bhoys met with an sI acr;
Gent. A young lady threw out some bie annl..
70 recognition Of the serenade. one Of J, wb;ot
truck the young man in The mouth. knocL;na
ou' Inree of his teeth. He says that he ..aint 5
swine to serenade that gal agin.~
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16

Gar ur.-Time is iIl-spent which some luxu
rious people pass in the morning between sleep
ING and waking, after nature has been fully erat
med he who is awake may be doing some
'nlng; ewho il asleep. is receiving the refresh
nent necessary to 81 him for action; but The
soars spent j. dosing can hardly be called ex
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16

BIZ WALTON SMITH.
TIME UNDERSIGNED, FORMERLY OF
Il Shasta County, takes this method ofinform-
ing his friends throughout the Northern part of
the State, that in connection with MIR. D. H.
Walion,) he has leased for term of years
the above new four story Granite Building, and
II is now open for the reception of guests-the
house being situated in the immediate vicinity
OF the Steamboat Landings, the Custom Hcuse
and Post Office, and the centre of Mercantile bu-
siness, offers inducements TO the travelling public
not surpassed by any house in the city
9 Furniture and bedding entirely new
Charges Moderate.
]. PLUMMER SMITH.
San Francisco, Dec. 22d, 1855. da2-3m.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16
!. WILSON & son.

DIONEER HARNESS REPosIToRy-On
4 hand, a complete assortment of Saddles
BRIDES, Mar'ineal.s, Whips Mexican Spurs and
Bits Also, Skirting. Harness and Bride
Leashes- Fire Caps, from to 80 cone, New
York make noo53m
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16

n Young America Temple Of Honor
Meets every Monday evening at their Hall in
Lanes building on High Street.
WM. HIGH, W. CT.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16

W.. E We ,'l e s. passsors precisely alike'
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16
STLVER. sII.YER.

klNE Silver Tea Sets-Fine Silver Breakfast
Il Sets; Fine Silver Spoons and Forks:
Fine Silver Pitchers and Gobleis.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16
CARRIAGE.

oE FREDERICK would inform the citizens
r,v ., Shasta that he is always on hand with hi
gray g TO do small chores. -
~ ]. s. BRODERICk.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16

Nos. 1I9 and l21, Sacramento ST.,
CENTRALLY LOCATED,
Beticcen Sonsome and Montgomery streets. IN the
immediate ricinity Of Tie Nicaragua and
MoH Steamship Company's Offices,
San Francisco.
ARE CAUTION d
HHO BEWARE of the tricks and various impo-
Il positions of Runners and Hack Drivers
representing themselves being employed by
the proprietor of the What Cheer House. there
by inducing the unwary TO get into their
riage, by telling them it belongs to the House,
and is free ; and afterwards, extorting from them
exorbtant prices.
REDUCTION IN BOARD AND LODGING.
Board, per day, ST 90
:. per meal 50
g per week, 90
Lodging. per week, from s. 10 Sc 90
Lodging, per night, from soc TO 90
NIB. The privilege of FREE BATHS is ex-
tended to those occupying rooms in this house.
In addition TO large number of rooms, each
having from two to three beds; there are also
one hundred well finished single bed rooms, the
beds fitted up with springs, and the best Of
curled hair mattresses thereby making this the
Best House in the city.
LODGINGS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
B-The What Cheer House sends to the
Boats an express wagon, with the name of the
House on it, for the purpose Of carrying Passen-
gers and Baggage Free.
The proprietor wishes it understood that all
others act without any authority from him.
ja12-3m R. B. WOODWARD, Proprietor.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16
-
SHEAI1HI o BODY 7,YfaNp MIN 9 -

4 TTENDlNG and resident Physician. J. l..
IN CZAPKAf, NJ. D.. laie of the Hungarian
revolutionary war, chief Physician 10 the 20ih
Regiment of Honveds Chief surgeon TO the Mil
iiary Hospital of Pesh. Hungary, and late lee
iurer on the Diseases of Women aud Children
Particular attention given TO the Diseases of W0.
men and Children
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16
RUSSIAN KEHLL HOTEL FOR IN
VALEDS.

corner Sacramento and Montgomery SITS.
lan6-3m San Fr0uc;sco
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-16
WILTON HOUSE,

Corner Battery and Vallejo Streets,
San Francisco.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-09
New JeweIry Store.

(1HARLES II. THOMPSON, would respectfully
" inform the citizens of Raleigh, the county and
the country adjoining. that he has fitted up IN SPLEEN
did style the house formerly occupied by the lnsu-
rance Company. on the west side of Fayetteville
Street. and between Mr.. 5. II. Young's and Murray
d ONeafs Dry Good Stores. where he has opened
a RICH y BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
e JEWELRI of NH the modern styles. Consist
ing OF the ornamented aud The useful. aud to which
he invites the attention of The Ladies.
lie has also for the gentlemen a good lot Of Gold
and Silver Watches. which will be warranted 10
perform well, when delivered to the customer; alse
a few excellent double barrel guns brought on ex-
pressly for the hunters OF Carolina, also a great va
riety Of walking Canes. in fact at the New Jewel
ry Store, any and every thing usually kept in such
establishments may he found at prices that cannot
fail to please the customer.
Repairing executed at short notice and ~satisfac.
ton guaranteed.
October Is, 1854
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-09
MORNING STAR INSTITUTE,
NASHVILLE, N. G.

THE members of Morning Star Lodge take
pleasure in informing the public generally that
their Male and Female schools will DO opened for
the reception of students, on the second Monday
in January, 1855. Mr.. NJ. Y. Chappell, who has
had several years experience in teaching, has been
again employed as principal teacher for the Male
department..
Miss S. NJ. Gray, an accomplished lady and ex-
cellent teacher, has been engaged as principal for
the Female department. Tho school rooms are
pleasantly situated and remote from each other in the
upper part of the village.
TERAs-per session Of Eve months, in the Male
Department.
For Primary English branches, a. 90
Higher English branches, with Mathematics. 10 90
Ancient 90
TERns-for the Female Department. the sam.
as above with the addition, for Music on the
flanO, 90
Use OF Instrument. OC
drawing anu falhtng,..".'s.""............l0 OF
Needle work. OF
Board, including washing, lodging, fuel, lights
&c, can be had, In good families, at eight or min,
dollars per month.
The second session Of 1856. will commence Of
The FIRST Monday in July. b. H. BLoUNT,
Chm'n Of Committee.
Nashville, N. c. Dec. s, 1855. lS--tl5J
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-09
MASONIC BOOKS.

TINE CRAFTSMAN, and Freemason's Guide,
IL containing n delineation of the Rituals of
Freemasonry, with the Emblem and Explanations
so arranged as greatly to facilitate in acquiring a
knowledge Of the Rites and Ceremonies Of the
several Degrees, from Entered Apprentice to that
of Select Master, and the Order of Priesthood
Compiled and arranged from Webb, and other
standard authors. By Cornelius Moore, Past Mas
ter of Lafayette Lodge, No. 70, and Editor Of the
Masonic Review, Cincinnati.
THE LIGHT OF THE TEMPLE, by W. P.
Strickland, D.. D. This work which has already
appeared in the pages of the Masonic Review, is
now revised by the Author, and issued il neat
book form. 1t embraces all the historicalreminis
cences of the Holy Scriptures connected with the
Exodus, erection of the Tabernacle, and building
and dedication of the Temple. Also the Advent
Crucifxion, Resurrection and Ascension of thu
Saviour, together with sketches Of prominent &C
tors in the wonderful drama. Tits neatly illustra
ted, written in a pleasing and attractive style, ant
has been universally admired by those who hay
read in the Review.
CROSSES MASONIC CHART, with Plates. D
Templar's Chart, with Plates. Frecmason's Moni
tor, with plates. History of the Grand Lodge @
Virginia, and Ancient Constitutions of Masonry
By John Dove, G.. S. The Analogy of Ancien
Craft. Masonry to Natural and Revealed Rel
gion. By Charles Scott, A. NJ, Grand Master {
the Grand Lodge of Mississippi.
For sale by II. d. TURNER.
N. c. Bookstore.
PoIo;ob Nov o. 1919 IA
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-09
POETS CORNER.


Written for the Spirit of the Age.
Amobean Ode Of Horace, BOOK 81, ODE oTH.
TRANSLATED by MEMO.
Horaee-whilst I was pleasing to thy sight,
And no fair youth with arms so white
Could clasp thee to his ardent breast,
No storm disturbed my peaceful rest
But happier far than Persian King,
lived, my loved ones praise TO sing.
Lydia-while o'or thy heart no other maid
Proudly IN imperious sceptre swayed,
Nor in thy thought fair Chloes name
Before thy once loved Lydia's came,
The Roman lila far renowned
With less ofjoy than ], was crowned
Horaee-'Tis Chloe skilled to touch tho Tyre,
Who wakes my hearts most fond desire
Smoothly the numbers Of her song
As tinkling streamlets glide AlongJ
would not fear deaths deepest gloom,
To save my Chloe from the tomb.
Lydia-For ne Thurman Calais burns,
And TO his love my heart returns
Its utmost store Of tende rnoss,
And for him knows no fckleness,-
And doubly would I tempt the grave
That fair broWed boy from ii to save.
Hordee-Whati IL our ancient love resume
It's former power and early bloom
And range ms meath the brRzen yoke
-MhGac sweet restraint we rashly brokef
M yellow Chloe's thrown aside
Forsakcn Lydias door opes wideI
Lydia-Although he were more beauteous far
Than CHANGING ray Of ev'ning's star,
And thou more light than cork, should be
Or wrnthfully "a the storm vexed sea-
SGll to thy s~heltring arms III Hy,-
It's sweet with thee, to live or die.
Tensaw, Ala, Dec. 1855.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-09

DEhsoNS desiring GOOD PrASos, directl, from
IL the makers, 'earrahfed as to tone and finish,
can have them from any one IF ten manufactures
at REDUCED PRICES, ly addressing Tie subscriber,
who il a musician and a judge, and exa mines rer-
Sonaliy every instrument purchased before sending
il away. Much OF his time and attention IL deyo-
red to this Pecies Of trade. and having sent q
large nUmhrT &" variUus sections of the country
without the 6Isr complaint. be feels confdert Of
giving entire satisfaction To all " hn fay Ur him with
their orders. The Prices fer peU Pi"nOs In per-
feet order, vary fi"m SlS4. upwards. A"y insiIu-
ment sold lay him not cUIresp'IdinE With his
guarantee viii he taken hack ard eAcl auItd free
IF e1pe"se. eec"nd hand Pianos in perfect order
bought at from orc Ia TWO luudTed dollars. HaTpE,
Guitars, MeloGe"ns. L'cks and every thing per-
tanning to schonIs and colleges fcrW aTd,d ON the
best terms. Schnuis and teachers are allowed tea
per cent. If from regular prices un all Instruments
his permanent arrangement with tie manufacture
ers enables him sell all instruments at greatly re
duced prices. lie refers la Hon. G.. Z. Badger,
Gov. M"rehead, A. NJ. German ard Others.
Address AMI NJ EDNEY,
Sc John ST.. n. Y.
New York. Arg. Is. 1859. Sly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-09
SELECT MALE SCHOOL
Ridgeway, Warren Co., N. G.

TNHE exercises will be resumed on Wednesday,
4 9th January, 1856, and close on Friday, Both
May following.
TERMs.-Board exclusive of lights which will
be furnished at cost and tuition for the session,
SIS, payable halfin advance, the other half at the
end Of the term, with n contingent fee Of fifty cts.
to defray the expense of frewood, &c, at the
Academy. There are ample and comfortable ac-
commodations for fifteen or eighteen boarders.-
The location is healthy and easy of access, being
Immediately on the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
and the terminus of the Roanoke Valley Raj
Road, and noted for its intelligence and moral ex
cellence. The subscriber pledges himself to give
every necessary :~ttention to the health, moral
and progress in learning Of the pupils committee
to his charge. This school offers peculiar induce
ments to the eastern section of N. c.. and Va.
and those interested are respectfully solicited t
examine its claims to public patronage.
Address WIN. ii. BASS, A. NJ,
Principal and Proprietor
Dec. 1, 1855. H.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-09
P. +. PeScRd.

W3TIOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
VI RaIe,gh, n. c., is now receiving his ex-
tensiye purchases for the FALL TRADE,
aud the rapidly increasing demand having just
tined bis purchasing many articles in original
eases. which he has hitherto procured IN small
quantities. %justifrs him in Offering unIrece
denied Inducements to his friends aud custo.
mers. To the trade-he will sell the most
popular Patent Medicines al the Pr ,~prietors
prices, and respectfully requests deilers and
the public general. 50 give hs stock and pri-
ces al examination before sending their orders
North or elsewhere.
Iii AZ lSni
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-09
JUST ARRIVED
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FOR 1861

The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
his friends and customers, that his Fall & Winter
stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods are now
ready for examination. He deems it unnecessary,
and uncallsd for, to speak Of the amount of his
Falls purchase, his stock win speak for ITSELF
As to prices, it is generally understood, all right
down, dozen, DOWN to the lowest figure. He
invites one and all [no respecter Of persons] to call,
and the goods will be shown with a good will, and
free of charge.
lie has all kinds of Goods for the LADIES, of
the latest importations, such as
Black Moriantique Silk, Black and Cold Cloaks,
Plain 4 Watered do do do Talmas
do 4 Plaid do Shawls and Mantillas.
Bonnets, Collars, Edgings, Ribbons, Under
sleeves, Inscrtings, Gloves, Hosiery, Moriantique,
Trimmings, French Msrino, French DeLanes,
Black Alpaca, English Merino, Common DeLanes
Canton Cloth, Coburgs, Plaid Cashmere, Bomba-
zine. Ladies's Handkerchief, Gents HaE 1kerch'fs
Black and Geld Satinet, Cloths and Cashmere,
Ky. Jeans & Tweeds, Stripes for servants, Georgia
Kerseys and Planes, 1.-THE best articlel Bleach and
Brown Domestic, Bed Tick, Prints, Ginghams
Flannels, Negro and Bed Blankets.
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
Mills Boots, Heavy Waterproof Boots, Ladies
Walking Shoes, Brogan Boots, Ladies Coars
Shoes, Heavy Boots for Servants, Ladies Goa
Bootees, Ladies Morocco Bootees, Misses an
{ Children Bootees, best double sole Brogans, XII.
Brogans, Black and Colored Caters.
The above mentioned Boots and Shoes will b
sold at the lowest market price.
HATS! HATS! HATS! HATS
Beebe's best Moleskin Hats, black and coIore
Soft hats, Wool hats, Common Fur hats, othe
wide brim hats, cloth caps, plush caps, of the Ia
test styles out.
Call and examine before buying elsewhere.
L.. EVANS,
One door above R. Smiths Corner.
Raleigh, Oct. sth, 1855. g.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-09
Mantillas and Cl0aks.

UST TO HAND-lhe most commanding and
- varied assortment of FALL AND WINTER
CLOAKS, that has ever been opened for inspec-
ton in the City of Raleigh, viz:
Rich Velvet Cloaks,
Velvet and Moir Antique lin combination,)
Cloth Cloaks, Nantes and Talmas,
Silk Mantillas with fringe and Lace,
Fine Merino Shawls and Scarfs,
Mems Travelling Shawls and Blankets.
W H. j. R. S. TUCKER.
Raleigh. Sent. u. 1855. q