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J. l.. EOLLOWELL, Attorney at Law. Oar danele Ark Oct. 23 1855.
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WILSON X WILLIAMS, Attorneys at Law, \. -I1-.:ll. ,.l....nn Nlt q ',l5
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nOGTO3 CANTRELL. Malpractice his pro
 fe3sion in the city of Little Rock and surround ing country Office at his residence. near the EIis- copal church. A"rch ',oo y
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WAS COMMITTED,

Hp ''o the Jail of CheSt county, Arkansas, on -N.s slave calling himself Henry, and says he be- longs toJames Cafes. Red river, near Alexandria. He is about feet high complexion black scars or marks percevable, about S5 years old, had on when committed white linsey coat and pants, black wool hat. and brogan shoes, speaks quick, and has down look, and weighs about lS0 lbs.
 The owner is requested to come forward, pay char ges and take him, else he will be dealt with as the law directs CALVIN ASHBROOK,
 Sheriff and Jailor. of o1v
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MRS. JONES, Main street, Fashionable Milliner and dealer in Fancy Goods ato
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CHOICE CLARET WINE. 6ln CASES choice Claret Wine received per steam ~ boat Fox, and for sale by July 22, 1856. RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
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\. F. WOODARD, Attorney at Law, Collect ing and General Agent Corner of Main and Mark ham streets, cup stairs, Little Rock, Ark.
 March lS56
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We furnish these mills with bolts, screws belting, forty eight feet of segmens for carriage and everything all pete excepting long bed pieces and the carriage; also engines and boilers all compete the following prices.
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MUCH WILL DO! Any of these mills, with eight horse power drive it, capable of cutting six thousand feet of ordinary boards every twenty four hours It be made do much more than this, by extraneous effort
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One great point of superiority in the mill is its portability the with which be from place to place. taking the few pieces with which compose logs instead of hauling the logs from long distances the m
 This fact regard to the m renders the purchase it. in all cases, safe investment, will always be saleable property. The whole establishment weighs about C,5O0 pounds; aud with three oxeams be easily moved the rate of from thirty 6y miles per day Thus when it Ina, done it's work at place, it is ready on, either upon the mountains the valleys wherever the forest mat its
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J. BRISBlN CO.,, manufacturers of Sheet-iron
 and Tin Ware, and dealers in Stoves etc. Main street.
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M. OSBORN, Markham street near the Lower landing, dealer in Staple Dry Goods, Groceries coun- try produce. Queensware, Hardware Cutlery etc.
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FIELD & DOLBY, dealers in foreign and do- mestlc goods, East Main street, Little Rock, Ark.
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Tennesse House,

Searcy, White Co.,, Ark, JnO. F. BradeT
 PrOnripfOrs
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JOHN sIDDALL. ALEX. P. GREENE. JOHN MGEEHE. CIDDALL, GREENE < CO.,, Cotton Factors D Commission and Forwarding Merchants No. $ Camp street, New Orleans. July g. 1858
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Geo. c. Watkins esq, s. H. Tucker, Little Rock; Dr. Walton Harris, Brownsville; J. A. Fame ..ack- sonport Ark J. F. Inthcum. of the house of Strat- ton Goodlett * Co.,, Memphis Tenn; Cla!p X Strick- land. Holly Springs, Miss. April 5, 1856 ly
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JOHN Mccoy, Attorney at Law, Pocahontas, Ark, will practice in the Courts of Randolph, Law renee Jackson, Green and Poinsett counties. Also in the courts of Oregon and Ripley counties Mo. January IS. 1858 1y
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DIR. R. l.. DODGE, Markham street, Druggist and dealer ie Paints, Oils Glass; etc.
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North of the base line and east of the fifth
 principal meridian.

Townships three, four, five, and six, of range ree. Townships four, five, and six, of ranges t0w, Jfge and sic.
 Townships four, five, six, seven, twenty, twenty one, and twenty-two, of range
 Townships five, sx,* seven, and twenty one, of range eight.
 Townships five, six, and seven, of range nine.
 The public sale will be held at the land office at LITTLE ROCK, commencing on Monday, the sirth day 0f October neat, for the disposal of the vacant public lands within such odd numbered sections above referred to situated in the following townships viz:
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North of the base line and west of the fiji
 principal meridian.

Townships five, six,* and seven, of range eigteen. Townships five, six,* seven, and eight, of range nineteen.
 Townships six, seven,* eight and nine, of range ttnenty-one.
 Townships seven, eght* nine, and ten, of range t0eaty-t,o0.
 Townships seven, eight,* nine, and ten, of range tsoenty-thre
 Townships eight, nine* and ten, of ranges tscenty four and ta0enty- fre.
 Townships eight nine,* ten and eleven, of ranges tcentysir hcent tsoenty eghtsnd taoenty Townships eight, nine.* and ten, of ranges thirty and hirty-one
 Townships seven, eight and nine, of range Mitty-
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T. D. MERRICK. JOHN wAssELL. MERRICK & WASSELL, Commission and Forwarding Merchants, and dealers in Merchandise generally, lower steamboat landing, Little Rock Ark.
 Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned to us Feb. l2, lS56
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D. B. HANDEL, Main street, Badgett's new building, dealer in Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, Gro SboaS
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Dr. J. J. McALMONT < Co.,, corner of Main and Cherry streets dealers in Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-stufs, etc.
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VIM. C. NORTON. General Land Agent. Relt' | Bluff Drew county. Ark. Aprll ,, looo ly
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Townships two, three,R four, i've twelve, thirteen, fourteen,* teen,* sixteen, and seventeen of range one.
 Townships two, three,* four, ten, eleven, twelve, thrteen* fourteen fteen and sixteen of range two. Townships one, two, three* four, nine ten eeven,* twelve, thirteen, and fourteen, of range three.
 Townships one, two,* three, four, seven, eight, nine, ten,* eleven, and twelve, of range four.
 Townships one, two,* three. six, seven, eight,* nine, ten and eleven, of range fire
 Townships eight, and nine, of range sae
 Township eight, of range seeen.
 The public sale will be held at the land office at HELENA, commencing on Monday, the ta0entaeth day 9f Oto6r nert, for the disposal of the vacant public lands within such odd numbered sections above referred to are situated in the following named townships, to wit:
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Townships three, four five thirteen, fourteeen, ff- teen, sixteen seventeen and eighteen, of range one Townships three, four, five, fifteen, sixteen, seven teen, eighteen, and nineteen, of range ttco.
 Townships sixteen, seventeen, eighteen,* nineteen, and twenty, of range Mree.
 Townships seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, and twenty -one, of range four.
 Townships eighteen, nineteen, twenty,& twenty one and twenty-two, of range .fre.
 Townships nineteen. twenty, twenty-one,* and twenty-five, of range str.
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Township one. of ranges ele0em and tmelge. Townships ones and two of range Mi,teea. Townships one* two# x and three, of range. .foateen. Townships one, two, three four, and five, of ranges fifteen and sSlteen.
 Townships three, four, five, six seven, and eight, of range seye0teen
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JOHN F. REARDON, Markham street, dealer in Stationery, Books and Fancy Goods
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8ENJ. ABBOTT, Attorney and Counsellor at ,aw Camden Ark June 10, 1856. ly.
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NEW RUG STORE.

Corner Qf Haie and M9khana Streets. ( Dr. Ado,o
 neeO bu5ldhg,) Little Rock. 4rk
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I | Drs. C. D. SHEER & C. McAEMONT, l PRACTITIONERS of Medicine in all its various l branches.
 Office over JACOB HAWKINS store, on Markham
 street. Little Rock. NoV l, 1894 "
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DAVID BENDER, Markham street, dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Groceries, Hardware, Iron, Nails etc.
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T FATHER FOR SPRING TRADE wHo.s.

EATHER FOR SPRING TRADE WHOLE
- - SALE AND RETAII.-We respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have large and most
excellent Stoes Leather and Findings for the Spring
Trade which we will sell low any other establishment
South of New York. and for less than they be had
even mere ne expenses Of travelling freight &C. considered
ters and by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
Isnnsry places it in to sell Goods above stat
an examination and believe shall be able to please
10th as to price and quality Below enumerate 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 1857
40 dozen French Skins best quality,
40 &C American Calf Skins
80 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
500 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
Sadd1ery. f a. R. II. FORD
n B. Wepay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store.
Petersburg; May 5, 1852. If.
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GkEENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
the end Of Three Years such has been the care and
free from debt have made assessments and have now
such large Capital in cash and notes. that have
taton IN saying to the public that there no safer Com
in the Southern Country The most of the Risks in
this Company being the Western part of the State wbere
the danger from fire is much less
the last annual Meeting the following officers were re-
elected. >"-, S'
JAMES SLOAN, President
s. G. COFFIN, Vice President
c, P. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secy Treasurer
". H. CUMMING, Gen. Agent.
D1RECTORS.-Jam Sloan, Dr.. "A. Mebane C. p.
Mendenhall, VIM. s. Ron Rev. c. F. Deems, James ~
GaTret ret Jed H Lindsay, Mcconnell, E; "; Ogbun, J.
borough, Dr.. 8: G. Coffin. Jan. own Joshua Tavloe,
washington; VIM; A: Wright VIII. rgton John l. Sha-
Yer SALISBURY John Cooke, Fayetteville; spruill,
Lenox Castle
All communications should be directed to the Secretary
free of Postage. PETER ADAMS Sec'v
August 6, 1854. 7Stf
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No.s.63.
e N GIN e RING.

THE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
Pians specifications and estimates ahd to contract for
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING. AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS, AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Machinst and having had seven
experience in North Carolina fully aware Of the wants
the people, and can safely that my facilities for fur
nlshng good Machinery at fair prices unsurpassed
will pay particular attention to putting up any machinery
In any part Of the States Of North and South Carolina
patent Brick Machjae, &C. &c.
% All letters to receive attention must be postpaid
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer
Raleigh, N. C.
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Rocky Mount Mills for Sale.

tho CAPITALISTS OR TO ENTERPRISING BUSI-
NESS men, with limited capital, the rarest opportu-
This property lies on both sides Of Tar River in the
ties Of Mash sh and mile from Rocky Mount
water power Of the river at this point The power made
available by solid dam Of granite, laid in Hydraulic c.
best dam in North Carolina
The other improvements consist Of lst The Cotton Fac
most substantial granite building 7x3s feet two
stories high besides the basement used for Turning shop
done. The Machnery-716 spndles with ali the ne.
cessary machinery to run them besides two extra frames
with 1872 spindes is in fine order and turning off daily
twelve hundred pounds (l2OO lbs) yarn.
For manufacturing Cotton this location is unsurpassed
in the United States The splendid and su
per cent cheaper than the Northern States and the
raw material at the MILL where good buyer lay in his
Gris Mill an excellent framed building 40 feet square
walls OF stone (ad in Cemen) that will stand forever.
M vs pairs Of stone in the Bu
milling this point can't be exceed in n c. 1t is the low
est point on the river at which there is MILL and here
patronized by persons 25 to 80 miles in the
and fall months The Mills are driven by two overshot
wheels; one Of which will be renewed this summer.
wheel ali nearly new and in fine order The neighborhood
furnishing fair market and timber to be had near float
4th One large and excellent two soried framed DWELL
ing 5ox4O fee-the yard and garden walled with brick
rooms below and above stars-eleven framed cabins
for operatives and their families, houses two
warehouses; DarnS, stables blacksmith and wood shops.
The Mill sites embrace (55( fy-fve acres and tract of
eighty odd acresone mile distant for fuel &c. will be sold
with the mills.
will sell the property credits running from one to
eight years should the purchaser DESIRE and confident
that with enterprise and good management profit of
to twenty per cent may be realized from it per annum
Further information may be had of Inc, my agents.
the premises, or by letter to
WM. S. BATTLE
Rocky Mt, Edgecombe CO., N. C.
~ B-Unt the property is sold, orders for Yarns,
Powlines &C., directed the undersigned Rocky Mount
Edgecombe county, N. G., will be promptly ut ended to-
w. S. BATTLE.
June IA, 1885, GO SWIM
- Raleigh Register, North State Wing, Wilmington
Journal and Commercial insert twice week for months
and send bills to the Standard Office
II .AW MOTTO E.-THE COPARTNERSHIP OF
ABUSBEE BATTLE, Attorneys at Law will dissolve
on the lst day of July next, by limitation.
All persons indebted to them will make arrangements
settle before August Court the debts due will be
thereafter collected, speedily and Gsctualky
QUENTIN BUSBEE,
KEMP P. BATTLE.
Raleigh, June 90, 1856. 6l-tJ1.
80 Register copy
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GREENsBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE ANTITRUST COMPANY. This Com
ances for rarely presented by similar Institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
only are Members Of the Company entitled to snch profits
as may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large amount Of Deposits in the Trust De
partments of the Company which kept actively
ployed.
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants life
or on the lives OF slaves for year, or term of years. at
moderate rate of premium. 's-.-.l,.'-
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of acngs Bankand the
annum for any time exceeding four months per cent
over four and not exceeding six monhs and per cent
for any time six mouths. :.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
D. p. WEIR, SEE. d Ireas.
Greensborouab, N C. September 1,.1s54. Sly.
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ARKANSAS, DALLAS COUNTY.
II OFFER FOR SALE l7sO ACRES OF Ian

II OFFER FOR SALE 178O ACRES OF LAND
east Of and adjoining the Ouachita river consisting Of
upland and boitom-the former fair the latter first rate
bushels Of per and from twelve hundred to
thousand pounds of cotton-upwards of four hundred
negroes. 1t is healthy, well watered, and convenient
navigation 1t is adapted to stock being adjacent to forty
thousand of wild cane land, affordng a
lasting range for horses cattle and hogs In 1874 bought
this tac the most desirable east of the Ouachita
is there other the side of the river which
would ve yet inferior land to my upland there
planters from North Carolina making from six to nine
1aee cash. or on time with sa ten per cent interest,"
Corn and provender and stock be purchased with the
place.
Cachemasso p O..
Nov 12, 1855. IT.
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OpDosite the Masonic Lodge.

MAY BE FOUND COFFEE, SUGAR, ADMANTINE
NA Talow Candles Nails of all sizes for common
Crockey and tin ware Of shapes snaa ana
Shoes and small assortment Of Dry Goods and Candies
and many other things commonly found in grocery; al
of which will be sold Cheap for cash Country Produces
for which the highest market prices will be paid
April q, 1885, iS-
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C. A II ROLL HOU E,
CUESTERVJIJE & r.

UNHAT LARGE, AND SPLENDID THREE STORY
IL Building the east side Of Chester Depot is
Cars otherwise. The Proprietor is well aware that
nothing short Of wellkept house. will induce custom
patronage he rens from those thousand and one
ses which have been made only be broken by many of
his 4" "illustrious predecessors"
He confidently hopes that he will be sustained and upon
trial give that satisfaction and accommodation the wearied
traveller, that will send him ON his way rejoicing.
J. L. CARROLL
Feb. 25, 1856. 29-tf
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STEAMER ASTORIA,
For Portsm Outh and Bea ufort.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

UyHE SPLENDID LOWPRESSURE STEAMER AS
IL ToRIA. N. NJ. GRAY, Master having been thorough
y repaired and Machinery put in her will commence
her regular trips for the SATURDAY, July 5th
and will run the following schedule: o.. a.
Leave Washington Saturday mornings at O'Clock,
NJ. for Portsmouth and Beaufort ..,
Leave Beaufort Monday mornings at o'clock, A. NJ,
for Portsmouth and Washington.
Leave Washington on Tuesday mornings O'clock A.
NJ, for Portsmouth and Beaufort.
Leave Beaufort Wednesday mornings at o'clock AM,
for Portsmouth and Newbern.
Lea7e Newbern Thursday mornings at O'clock A. NJ,
for Portsmouth and Beaufort:
Leave Beaufort Friday mornings at O'clock A. NJ for
Portsmouth and Washington.
Fare from Washington to Portsmouth, 81 so
Fare " Z" Beaufort 4 90
Fare from Newbern Portsmouth, 2 so
Fare I" 4" Beaufort, 4 90
MEALS EXTRA.
Passengers will be landed at Portsmouth or Beaufort
without extra charge. -
Persons wishngto go to Portsmouth Beaufort via
Washington take the Stage the pankroad leading
from Wilson, "a station the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad to reenve and thence by Steamboat to Wash
ngton. There will be two daily lines of Stages and also
two boats the River.
B. F. HANKS.
Washington N. c., June IL, 1885, 62-swtOl.
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Pleasant Hill Male Academy.

SITUATED IN A NEIGHBORHOOD OF HEALTH
and plenty in the Southwest Of Alamance cOun-
y and surrounded by many things necessary to make
comfortable and pleasant situation, will commence its next
session Monday the 2lst Of July 1885, under the care
the n S6 snv who
add to the present good reputation Of our Academy.
Strict attention paid to morals Board be had with
difficulty convenient to the Academyor dollars per
month, including washing and lig' t.. -,.,.-
Terms gf IT,. ion: ..- "a -
Primary department., $5 90
English Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic, 90
Higher branches Of Mathematics and Languages, IL 80
1t is desirable that payment be made half advance
MAI. WIN. PATTERSON, "A Eh
P. C. SMITH, ES
DIR. B. A. SELLARS, 81
REV. SHUBAL EVANS,
DIR. WIN. A. COBLE:, -
Jnne 20, 1856. 62-swlm.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALEs-
II The subscriber having sold her other property
with view Of leaving the State offers for sale privately
her residence in Oxford c. The dwelling has two
below and above stars eighteen by twenty feet airy
passage corresponding basement and is two
stories high The ouhouses consist of large Kitchen
smoke-house dairy, and a very commOdious stable, and
there of land in the lot all under plank
closure and substantially paed in for garden
All of these buildings and provements entirely new,
having been completed within the last twelve months and
occupy most 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 proverbia salubrousnesb
this region this particular locality combines extraordinary
educational advantages The Baptist Female College, stu
ated this place. of the largest and most popular
institutions the kind in the State besides another de-
servedy popular academy for ladies' and the North
Carolina Masonic now in C. urse Of construction
besides an 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 terms
as to payment and for less money than would cost to
rear the buildings. Address Dr. T. NJ. Paschal Oxford
N. c. Wm Baskerville, Jr Lombardy Grove, Mecken-
burg Co., Virginia. either Of whom fully authorized to
act in the premises.
ELIZA B. ROLFE.,
March Is, 1856. a4-tf
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State of parties in the House of Representatives.
The following list of the members of the present
House OF Representatives. with the political parties
INTO which they are divided, will be found worthy
Of preservation:
Maine
John Perry, K ~, s. Israel Waeh6urn,
O. E1nezer Hnoachon, K. N,6 Thomas J. d. Fuller, D.
Neu Hampshire.
l. james Pike, K ~ 2. Aason ": 7appan, K ~,
g. Aaron H. Crdgin, K. N.
l. James Nsueham, 2. yvstin S. AorrO, K N,
8. Alvah Sa6in.
Massachusetts.
5,ss 59Ss fd B. Aa4 g. Taothy Timothy: Dsris a. NJ
Isas ,e Sn"s nGs \ Kh ssnssy Gn""dr 5. hsg T kN
Anson Bs,masm,e. XIX, 10. ca1uim G. Glaese, X ~.
IL. Aark 7rqfton, K. ~
Rhode Island.
Nathaniel B. Duee, K NJ. BENZ B. 7Aurston, z. n,
!. Ezra Clarke. x " c0n"est'sst; Ct ssd.sv Dean, XIV
john as Hocs*s; q; K NJ, 1sg Tgm DSae Reies,
j., . New York.
= = j. j. s. Sranahan, K. N, 1s. Thomas r. Horton,
: = %ohn Sohn Kelly, D., 20. Erasmus B. Mattesoa, ,KN
3 Ihos H R. Whitney, K. N ,2l. Henry Bennett, T.
;2sn onss MhsslsE % NJ ss q 4HaIs. Ha s;S GS,s N
o. o. Atrana Wakenan, K N, "a. amos p. Granger,
~ ~ Bayard Clark, K n, %. El,cin B. Morgan,
~ ~ Anabrose s. Muyray 26. Andreao Oliver,
~ H. Ratus H. R7nq, r. ~; 27. John n. Parker,
~ ~ LILLIAN AiNer..K ~ 2S. HSuiam IT. KsLsey
a. a. Russd Sage, X NJ, 20. John WiUidns, D.,
is ~ Ssaauuel Diekson 80. benjamin. FringLe,
-. -. Edocard Dodd X w. 81. Thomas T. F2dgter, K NJ
49, George 4. Simmons o. Solomon G. Haven, KIN,
3a. Francis S. Edosards, K. AZ
Neao Jersey.
Ga'oh Gh D: Qasusen, X NJ, 8. James Bishop K. ~,
george Il. Robins, K ~, 4. George Vail, D.,
S. Alez. c. II. Pennington K A. =
Pennsylpania.
Thomas B. Florence, D., 13. Asa Packer, D.,
=; yob y. Tyson, K ~, IA. Galusha a. Grox, K ~,
am hillward. K. MIS-. John y Peares II n,
Jacob Broom, X. N, l6. LemueI Todd, K NJ
John Cadwalader, D., II. Darid f. Ro5ison, X NJ,
John Hickman, D., 1s. John r, Edie, X. NJ, /.
u G. Brodshase, K ~, 10. John GvodA, T. ",
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Successor to e. l.. Harding.
WlHE UNDERSIGNED, WHO HAS BEEN FOR MANY
YEARS Clerk for E. L. Harding was, the 1st day of
January 1885, appointed Agent for the Raleigh Branch
by the same manufacturers with whom Mr. H. was connec
ted while in business this CITY, The style and class
Of Clothing that have given this house the reputation it
now enioys will be kept and the prices will be as uniform
~ " WI. H. WILLIAMS.
To our Former Patrons.
rropE LEAVING THIS CITY FOR OUR NEW
i home we take the pleasure of recommending Mr..
William H. Williams your favorable consideration Mr.
w will have the same facilities for supplying your wants
and as have enjoyed BY the tor
the last eight years. and will doubt do 50 as satlsfac
torily ..,,
and accounts We now for the last me say to all ndebt
ed u.s. business mast be settled up Ine
will be allowed delinquents before asking them 10 set'e
with our attorneys. u,nD,ro
Feb !, 1856. Il