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The North-Carolinian., 1856-05-10
April 9. 1856.

TITRPENIINE BARRELS.
T OFFER two thousand Turpentine Barrels for
sale low, if applied ior soon ~
JOSEPH r. BLOSSOM.
Wilmng gton, April r. 1886. A.
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BANK OF FAYETTEVI..LE ]
A Anril II 1885 [

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF this
Bank will be held at the Hall of the Bank, at /
o'clock A. NJ. the Sd MONDAY of May next
being the 10Th day of the month.
w. G. BROADFOOT. Cashier
91-jt
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April 4. lS5
ON RYE WHISKEY.

The Subscriber is the only authorized agent in Fay
tta;1ln for the sale of the Hon. r. C. Puryear's Cce
hrated 1,d Rye WhIskey. He will be supplied with
-fh;s aupcrior Whiskey to meet demand.
s 1A'e i, ". DRAUGHON.
April l6 s4-l
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In order to close out The renaai'na!
Stock Of Goods n0n on hand, !

IN order 10 Close OH Hp -TPH1HE7171is33a
Stock Of Goods m0n on hand,
We offer them on the following terms to Cash buyers
at York prompt time buyers at New lerks
co with charges added
We have many desirable GOODS in store vlzsss 81
DRY GOODS,
H7RDU-9RE. BOOTS IND SHOES,
Hats. Gaps anil Bonnets,
READY.MADE CLOTHISG.
Merchants and others will many desirable goods
in our Stock and which be bonght at great Bur
gains. We determined to sell oiit this Spfing.
To those who in arrears to we would simply
that want money and must have II II WI
afford much pleasure to receipts i'll full to al
who i'll debt.
HALL. & sS-ACKkTTssSs7
/. March 81 81 tt 49,
N IL s56-'57.S
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Vile Hotel Building. Hay street. where they are
prepared execute orders in the above branches in
satisfactory and workmanlike manner and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage.
II u GREEN J. S. WEAR.
CARD.
MR. d. GREEN. Watch Maker, respectfully begs
leave to return his thanks his numerous patrons
while having charge of the Watch Department i'll the
firm s,f essrs Beaslcy Houston and hopes the work
done him in the past may be a sufficient RECON-
men.lation for the future.
n. B. All Watches to he repaired Will be taken
,p,rt in the presence of the and written
tnate given Of necessary repairs, which will be war
rantcd for Two Years.
April 16 1856. 94-t
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All of the foregoing articles must be of the best
quality anl cnforabic in all respects to the samples
deposited at said navyyars and in this bureau. and
subject such inspection at the navy-yard where
delivered the chief of the bureau may direct the
inspecting officer to be appointed by the Navy
Department.
ill the articles be delivered free any incidental
expense the government. in proper vessels or
packages. and the price of each article must be the
the respective places of delivery Packages
in which the above articles delivered must be
marked with their contents and the name OF the
contractor. and be sufficient to insure their temporary
safe-keeping.
Tne contractor must establish agencies at such
stations other than his residence. that delay may
arise in furnishing what may be required; and when
the contractor a4ralt fails promptly to comply with
rna,is;tion the Chief of the Bureau of Provisions
and {othin. shall be authorized to direct purchases
to be made to supply the deficiency. under the penalty
to be expressed in the contract; the record of rcquis
tiou or a duplicate copy thereof at the Bureau OF
Prov aud Clothing at either of the yards
aforesaid; shall be evidence that such requisitson has
been MAIDS and received
the cstiuat of Ge contract Will be required
and twenty per centam in addition will he withheld
from the amount OF all Payments account thereof
as collateral security to secure its performance. and
not in anv he paid until it is in all respects
complied with eighty per centum OF the amount OF
within thirty days bills duly authenticated shall
/ have been presented to him. s
Blank forms of proposals may he obtained on appll-
cation to the navy agents at Portsmouth. New Hamp-
shire. Boston New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore,
! Norfolk Pensacola. and at this bureau
4 record o duplicate of the letter informing bid
der of the acceptance OF his proposal will be deemed
a notification thereof. within the meaning of the act OF
lSt6. and his bid Will be made and accepted in confor-
i naitv with this understanding.
Every Offer made must be accompanied Gas directed
in the act OF Congress making appropriations for the
naval service for Isf6-'47. approved 10th August
ls46) nv a written guarantee. signed by or more
responsible persons to the effect that he or they under
take that the bidder bidders will. it his or their bd
he accepted. enter into obligation within ten
days with good and sufficient suretes. to furnish thc
supplies proposed The bureau will not be oosa.en
to consider proposal unless accompanied by Ine
guarantee required by law. the competency OF the
guarantee he certified by the navy agent distrlc
attorney. the collector of the port.
| The attention of bidders is called to the samples aho
description of articles required. in the lnspecuo1
before reception. just but rigid comparison VIII -
made between the artcl g offered and the samples
contract receiving that fall below them and tne
attention is also particularly directed to the JOINT
luton of 9th March, 1854 and to the act OF the io
August 1876.
April 16 1856. sf-4'
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DIR. JOHN w PAGE +,
s,,rc3,.-sv;l;c. fiarnt.f County, y. c.

DR. PAGE IL now permanently located at Bar
cax.yil ana ourrs his professional services to the
pubic. Ne will give strict attention to obstetrics aho
The diseases of women and children.
March ftl I'm
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|kse fnbscriber having opened the ICE HOUSE. is
sssprePared to furnish to the community. and all
may want from the country. Orders accom-
SCI by the money will be punctual!y filled at
eszCENT per pound packages pa,i. for.
.ISHAM BLAKE.
k2fiI g. lS56 95-f
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GREEN s. WEAR.
WATCH MAKERS, JEWELLERS,
AND
VI z AZ Z n 4, n A p n r II

HAVING associated themselves
together for the purpose of carry
ing on the above branches Of
business. would respectfully an
nounce to til: citizens Of Fayette-
will and surrounding country. that
they have leased the Store on the
North West corner of the Fayettc-
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"FoRG ED LAND WARRANTS pa tches from
Washington mention the discovery of land
warrant forgercs covering more THAI million
of acres. The investigation is proceeding, and
new frauds are coming to light every day"
We requested to state that this rumor
probably grew ont of the discovery that prepar-
ations were being made to put in circulation a
considerable number Of conntcrfeited warrants,
and that the despatch above quoted has led to
the supposition that the warrants alluded to
had been issued from the Pension Office, which
is not the fact Hash Union.
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Bed<tcadS! B>d>tcadS y!

lust received from the Manufacturer, Ira Herscy,
supply Of "
Of various patterns, made of good seasoned timber
The<c Ectstea,is are manufactured in this place. and
can hr sold to dealers low they be got from
t,e North. Call and examine.
" A. If. CAMPBELL
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GEORGE McDU FIFE,

E.s3-ECI,a 81 TIMBER ssD s.sHBEs.
WILMINGTON. y. G.
Anhusiness entrusted to him will meet with prompt
attention.
Nn.. Il. Isll. bnl
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DIR. X. a. BLACK.

OFFICE Front Rooms. Dr. s. }. Hlns'lalc $
Chemist aud Drug store.
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S. NJ. THOMAS,
DEALER IN

S. n. THOMAS,
DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE EIlsN GOODS,
REtDG-niDE CLOTHING.
Wats, Cnps, Bpnnets, Boats and Shoes,
Sheefings, Cotkon Yarns, Aerseps.
jHonlets &c, SC.
Corner Market and Gillespie St. Fayetteville, \. c.
Dec. -, 41-tf
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A NICE rAMrrr-We clip the following from

An Intelligent lady whose little 10y was
beginning to swear, anxious to express to her
child her horror of profanity hit upon the
novel process of washing out his mouth Will,
soap-suds whenever he swore 1t was an effec
tual cure. The boy understood his mothers
sense of the corruption of an oath, which, with
result. The practice if universally adopt ed
would raise the price of soap
'Waii, Brother Gibbin, what preparation
have you made to home for the biz, association
"Why, I've laid in a barrell of -four SO
| and gallon of whskey"
Brother Smith expresses great contempt a
| this preparation. "a gallon of Whiskey for .
| big meetin'! Why I've laid in whole bar
| and you are just able, Brother dibb'n, as
am to support tic gospel"
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NOL1SSES

10 Hogsheads New Crop MOLASSES
Also, so Boxes Fayetteville Mould CANDLES.
For sale by
STEEL & FULLER
March 81, 1856. 9l-tf
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j. s. BANKS,
COMMISSION AND FOISyVAEDISG
MERCHANT,
F7LNINGTON, y. c.
January l. 1856. 1y-pd
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MUSTARD EI4AcK PEPPER &c
Separate bids for all that be required for the
of the navy to be delivered at New York only.
Mustard seed. American. brown.
Pepper black, Malahar.
Bottles octa gon. for mustard and pepper.
Corks. for bottles.
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a. NJ. Campbell,
AUCTIONEE:Es s. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East side of Gillespie street,
FAYETTEyIIIE, Y. C..
October |, 1853.
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the Subscriber are hereby
notified to forward and settle by the lst of April
they viii find their notes and in the
hands Of an officer for collection. He be found
at the old stand where he formerly done business.
II. ID. DAVIS.
CLOCK REPAIRING.-Thc Subscriber repairs
Clocks short notice ut his old stand Person street
He will warrant Clock for twelve months. after pas
sing through his hands Give trial, and if salts
fac tio.l is not given Will make charge.
r. ID. DAVIS.
March /. lSJ6. SIN.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,
April II, 1856.
PROPOSALS, sealed. and endorsed .Offer for
Small StoreS.' Otter for Candles '.Oier for
Salt Water Soap Otfcr for Mustard Seed. Black
Pepper" &c the may be, will be received at
this bureau until 3 ociock. m, on Thursday. 18th
day of May next, for furnishing and delivering. ION
receiving twenty day notice at the United States
navy-yarts at Clarlestown Massachusetts; Brooklyn
New York; and GoSport Virginia. such quantities only
Of the following articles excepting the salt water
soap and the candles, for each ot1Fch separate pro-
posal and contracts will be made> may be required
ordered from the contractor by the chief OF this
bureau. or by the respective commanding officers OF
the said ,avyyards during the isca ending 5oth
June, 1851 viz:
Boxes shaving Ind rubber Combs coarse. Ind rubber
Brushes shaving Combs. fine India rubber
Brushes scrub!,ln5 Grass tor hats
Brushes shoe Jack-knives
brushes clothes HaZors. in SIM gle
Buttons navy vest Razor straps, OruWaJs
buttons navy medium Scissors
Buttons navy coat Spoons
Buttons. dead eye Blacking. boxes of
BccSwaS. in ! lb. cakes. pure
Cotton, spoois of Nos. II and 16. 200 yards each, 3
cords. equal parts.
EEanakerchefs fast coors. 81 by 80 inches.
weight not less than EACH texture by to !
inch
Needles sewing. Nos l, ?. 3, and f. drll-eycd be-
Ribbon hat best French black yards to the piece;
width !. inch.
Soap shaving in cakes; each cake not less than
Silk. sewing. blue black; wrapper not to exceed
to the pound.
Thread black and white Marshalls best quality.
Tape white linen. yards in length. j inch wide
Tape. black, twilled cotton, yards i'll length. inch
wide.
Thinlles. s 10 and $40 diameter
WHITE SALTWATER soAP-separ0fe bia for 100000 /6s
The soap must be manufactured from cocoa-nut OIL
and he of the best quality dcnonnatcd white salt
water soap and be delivered on sixty days notice
in good strong boxes of about - pounds each. and
after nspcc ton. the boxes must be hoope at each end
the expense of the contractor The price to be uni
form ut all tlc yards
CANDl.E<-srpurate BID far 50 900 POnnds.
The candles must be American manufactured. of
prime leaf lard >tcarimr six candles to the proud s.
inches in len 9Th ercinsce six candles NO
to wei ri less than S1l0D melting point.
not to be less than 10 degrees Fahrenheit. The wick
be braided. and composed of IS cotton threads
the best quality of No. - yarn. The candles to be
delivered on sixty days notice, in good boxes
tanning about 81 pounds each. and the box to he
marked with the contractor name and the weight OF
the candles
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Ez1y- Just received, few doz. genuine East
India CASTOR OIL. (for my retal) Also Citrate
of Magnesia and Congress Water.
J. F. FOULkES
April 2. $50.
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j. G. POE,

j. G. POE,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES. AND
Ready-lIade Clofhing.
Particular attention paid to Ladies' Dress
Goods and Trimmings.
HAY STREET. FAYETTEVILLE, n. c.
November Sd, 1853. If
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Cane Fear Land for Sale.

Fayetteville. April 2 1856. If
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Court Of Pleas ami Quarter 'Sessions-to Nay
Irrm 1886.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEW oRLKANs' April s-Cotton-Sales to-day Of :.
WV" o''es fair and midding qualities have improved
midding qualities I-2ae rs Flour Is dull ~;,b A.
elining tendency-sales at s6.75 Ness Pork s,s,.s
BALTIMORE, April s.-The -four market il firm tod,
with an active inquiry Sales of Howard street t AZ 40
and OF City Mills at s6.5Oa6.62 Wheat Is dull with
wide range in prices Sales of white at g. sS and
red at sl4sal5s, according to quality. Corn il dull
sales at 4sa65 cents Provisions generally unchanged
with fair enquiry.
hEw YORK April s.-Flour firm. Sales of Ohio nj
80 SSae 81; Southern standard to extra s77sas75-
Wheat is also firm Sales of Southern red at 81 SAL 90
Corn angnid Sales of mixed Southern at 62 cents
Pork has declined-mess $40 ss. Other article. un.
changed Stocks are generally higher Sales OF Virginia
skies to day at SO I-2
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NUMBER sc.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
CONGRESSInNAI

WASHINGTON, April s--In the s-n.t. tod, .r,,
oils from the Court of Cims making APPROPRIATION. %,
claims allowed were passed
The question printing the memorial of ,h. x.,..
Legislature vas debated ana postponed Mr. s.-.,i ,,.
eee'ied with his speech Kansas Affairs
Mr. se"ards speech was very lengthy He ARMED In
iaVor OF the immediate admission Of Kans.. a. s,., .
the only renedy Tor existing evils alleging that h. Goa
s'non does not prescribe the number OF p.opl. n-c.
sary for the formation of STATE government,
Mr. Clay then Obtained the aoor, and the s.n.t. .d
journ.d
In the House, the Deficiency Appropriation bill; va. s
ner eoh>idersd Mr. Shorter of Ala cootend-i thar NJ.
saehn-etts by the conduct Of her citizens relative a h
fug'e slave Law had placed her-t outside thx male Of
Tue constitution aud ought to bc rppre-.pl in Con.
gress The South h- said. had been yictiui,ss .v.,x
time she compromised with the North and b, ,h..o,.
hoped that further attempt of that kind xo,,, -.
made ~
mr. shorter said that not only Alabama bot every
southern state had resolved that should he General Go
Fer'ent aii to protect them IN he exercise of their
constitutional rights, they would take the remedy int,
their own hands The South will stan, ON In. t;o,.
PLATFORM and If the Democratic party triumph. i. m.
PRESIDENTIAL election the Union viii be- saved but II Bll
hepuo'cansm prevails, the history of our Confederation
will have been written
The House then proceeded with the consideration Of
tue Se'ate amendment, appropating nearly for
e"g1'hg maps drawings, etc accompanying the reports
anu documents OF surveys determine the rout for ,b
Pacific railroad The amendment Was rejected ,,., 90.
siderable debate
The House tb.n ad;opr,.J
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND BALLARD HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY AFEn srH, isss.

TP Evans Richmond Mike and Lady Nurae and rhnt p,
ialo " hessrs Mcouevn, Latal Wagner WayDrr TSy
iosvHe Tenn; Hotehkiss Baltimore. Neil ] p SsH TO-
vile Ieun; Moseley, Glover and Servant Buckinsham
uted Miss Leigh. Ahervle, 80
Mis- Csoei W CAb-s, Nelson. b Tomin King Wui.m
" setlen MattheSS Berger Maryland. B Wal
drdHe a; W solomon New York: n
aydrn Chicago, H. Dr Nelson IIanover Miss Meant Nj.
b1rny Apia' Miss GSathuay, King William Carter Haze
Ser l. bn%ohd and Lady MIer. Brooke Jordan va
iunisr Caslns, l. Walker Abemar-. W
yennings Haifsx Jones' MArkhan Bedford N q Nsy
a hh hngie kinzle. LynehburE Rolason Biackshur
CrAvh1rd Staunou. McGath, Philadelphia Morse psi
nor I Gaegari Henrco Burd Mrs. Cave, Miss cave
WIS turner b walker, " q Jones' King
0hsrs Ciy u slmmond. England. Boiling University va
Sahsl and Lady, and three daughter Lady
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FIRE IN WASHINGTON

W,sHlSGroN, April s.-The dwelling oceunsd nv Ro.
bert Dove and owned by Mr. Mcqueen in Eighth stree,
north, was consumed BY FIRE this evening The two ad
joining houses owned by Mr. Williams and Mr. McIinnety
nearly destroyed. Elisha Iazenby's hons, ..s h,
~ damaged by hrc and water There was two thousand
dollars Insurance the whole property
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PASSENGERS FOR NICARAGUA-pETEyTIoN AMI
ARRESTS

NEw foRE, April s. p A.-The steamer Orizsba sail
ed hence Tor Nicaragua to-day with FIVE hundred passen
gers after being detained an hour bv the Tn,st So
Marshal Thai officer arrested three Of those ON board
Tor alleged violation OF the neutrality laws All the 9th
es were allowed to depart; Notwithstanding there il
general belief here that the majority are destined IN d
w alker IN his Central Amsrican moxemants
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NEW ORLEANS RACES

NEw ORLEANS, April s.-The spring races commenced
to-day over the Aetare course Minnow beat Arrox in
three mile race Tomorrow the great race bet vsep l..
compte, Pryor, and Minnow takes place
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KANSAS AFFAIRS

"AsHlNsroS, April sth.-Associate Justice Burri of
hansas Is said to be in Washington for consultation with
he Executive authorities relative the course ia iiciay
r-"'--
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GIHit>, GALLERY
FOR PATENT
AMBROTYpES AND PHOTOGRAPHS,

ruNHE susCElBER ha wing dttei
style AT Contian Hail. nov prepared To wait the pub
hc ani Furnish them with superior picture, moderate
T- AmhrnIpe being hermecay sealed between plates Of
hne polished glass (by which
aud b-aunes tie mpreonJ against
acids or the variations Of climate la long
only Kind Of picture that wi remain unchanged 10y
be taken from the sIe Of fall life t" the smallest miniature aud in
quarter the time o the Dsgu-otyp They
bv In light hence
for Pins, luckets, and large Frames we'll - Case
The popularity of the Ambrotyprs
Imposition Couutee covered with black varnh
often sold for AmbrotyIs None without
rn stamp The public invited To call and
TIE ANHErrPE GALhN CoESraIAS Hail. Main 9
and rh p. E GIBBS
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A RoYNL WtupNs-It was some time since announ.
ced tat the i nccs Royal oi England aud heir apparent
o. TIE throne. IN her siNtecnih yesr wa bctrohed
10 irncc frcdcc ui Prussia Who Is nov in his twenty
NTH wear The London Times denounced such an ar
rangenen With warm Indignation. chiefly because Of the
course pursued by Prussia In the cause OF the
Eastern war The youtg lovers however appear t. have
paid very little attention the rawlings Of the thunderer
as ii Is now said that the wedding will take place in the
course U few months This il quite probable and inas
much as Prussia has b,1 invited 10 orn party 10 IN,
peace the objection sis Ted by the Times Will lose muc
Of IL weight The Ncv York Evening Post saws that
Prince Frederic bO.u the lst Of October Isat-
Tie hollis the commissions of Major ~ sife of the first
regiment Of Foot Guards aud Chief snd Colonel pyoDr
fa're Of othri regiments in the Prussian service lie i
The eldest sou ad heir OF Frederic William Prince Of
frussa, brother Of the King, aud heir to the throne
Con'eqneny the projected marriage shall take place
NAV b" anticipated tbs the time not far distant when
w. throne 0i Prussia will be occupied by Princess of
hngand The Young lady whose hand i about 90 b.
made The pledge oi rruesed amiiy With Prussia "Hgr
ko'tl Hignrss Nictors Adelaide Maria tousi Prince.
cess Royal of England" born ~ Buckingham Palace
on me 2ls, ot November, 1870 and was baptized
on the 10th OF February following
This union therefore, NAV n t. results prove one Of
more than ordinary importance The LADY, s quite Young
too young indeed unless of State should render
necessary that the marriage should iakc place speedily
The elect moreover, wil De- TO soften the prejudice
which nov exist. hctSeen England sud Rus-a-nasmuch
a. iherc y seaty family connection bctwcen the ROYAL
house OF Russia aud Prassia.-PhH Eng
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CONDEMNED AS ST-IVPp

morning ordered the schooner Falmouth and her 10
he sold as prize to the government being in
the slave trade. "
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ID. n. WILLIAMS
pRnnIfcE rnNNISSIn\ MEpru uA\1

PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
tENERA AGENT for Receiving arliug
- Tobacco, Goods, &c, No SHocEnE
beg, leave 10 return his thanks his puhf
ior t" liberal patronage bestowed him
e"ntr' lions with M-ssr- Booker Watkins of this city.
specially ics
Inr the itratTe 81 husiness
my nn'ss qualifications that the
faithfully
hau
RsltRs M-ssr Lewis Webb wadsworth, Turner
aud John Bonkvr, Eq, Richmond John NJ Esq C.wtn
Dabney kq Mr- Peters Spence Co. and Me-ss McCorklr
Jonr-, Iynchhurg, Va
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NHEmmY,s MIsEIn AID rnE ToTHEn,.

AVh MAGAZINE FbR APRIL received Al pDOi0,s
i" ci- per single copy, or ~ per year
summer ~ the Pestencr, Nortoik.
Rev Geo ID Armstrong s35O. -
Inquirer Directed, hy Rev. a. MinsioW
ALSO Gupscs Of the Truth Jesus Glory Of IN. r.
derne Midnight haImones, and Aonem~nt by auho
Ihgghs snd Apohegne, FROM the Of celebrated
Archbishop Nlaeey; l.O1.
The Theological Encyciopeta from IN.
hunrhergsr sud others; pari 1t. 90 -
friends Of the Bible Cause aud Sabbath visiting ihe
ty VI" hnd al our Store the publ cations
Sey = Union Tract Society Nv knowledge society Presbyterian
an4
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CANDIpATE FoR TIE VICE -pPFS1nrvcx

WAsmSGroN, April S.-Some of the prominent sou,b
ern congressman urging union Senat Ftzpatrck
OF Alabama, for the democratic nomination for the Vcs
Presidency.
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REnEpY.

Fvery mother should have a box IL,
OF accidents ~ the chiiirenr " '
REpDtSg's RUsIA SaLvx
~ HNson remedy of thirty years standing
r1e % ~ by py,csn u sure snd speedy for piles
i' t"fns elons Chlblains and OH
frve scres, Ulcers Itch. said Nettle Rs.h B1ons
Sppes Recommended by whiows sizes Prstrr gss
he SPIDER sngs Frrten kmbs. Salt
rtcke Lp. sor. Nose WITS and Fsh Wounds most va
sr fruty aud cure which b. tehe
htNr u h TIE city o Boston and vicinity thirty
y IN 10 inane ~ this save DO Injury,
Pnycans prescriptions II u made
rom rece brought from Ruaof arcIes groung In thst
the propretos have letters pm all classes Clergy.
% ans 80 captains. nurs~ and others who have
themselves and recommend 20 others
put u large n boxes stamped picture Of bor
ahd disabled soldier which picture T. also th wrap
per PsicE = CESrs Box. Sod
ny or may b. ordered " any uholesa~ druggist.
WEDDINGS CO, Pro Jrletors
-, BENNETT BEERS USHER Agents; and al Druggist.
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he House then adjourned.
CONNECTICUT EIFCTIoI

Nkw HAVEN, April s.-The Fusionists have maioritv
oil hVe in the Senate, thus far Seventy three tovn ~
to hear from