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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-02
WIN. III. WILLIAMS & co,
Fashionable Merchant TailOrs,
AND DEALERS IN
ERROR READY-MADE CLOTHING,

AND DEALERS IN ''
SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING,
--. Gents Furnishing Goods, dc, 'E '
NUAVE NOW A LARGE AND UNUSUALLY AT
II rctve stock of goods. consisting Of choice scec
ton of Materials which will be made the most tasty
manner, when ordered. -0.
Also, Resdy- Made Cio,hing of Newark Manufacture
the make and style Of which warrent TO compare with
the best custom work i'' 20. .- .' -'
Being thus well prepared in both branches feel
that We furnish any demand that be made
line. W. H. WILLIAMS i co.
U0ATENT ENAMELED COILARS-NEW STYLE
The Enaneed Cellar surpasses every other style in
point of neatness, comttrt and economy. .a- s..'
Being and shaped scientific principles they
not tit otherwise than with beauty and Being highly
polished they will hold dust does the linen collar
but will Keep clean and retain their shape. .. '
This advantage with the osC fric, less than that of
washing the ordinary collar renders them far cheaper
any other style made No who designs travelling should
be without full supply.
3 10000 Just received.
Having sole agency will make deductions for dealers
.-r,.. - H. WILLIAMS j. co.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
WYE ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION WITH
w this branch Of the business, and MIR Sherwood is
giving the best satisfaction to all as Cutter. -..
A large invoice of Cloths Cassimeres aud Vesngs just
opened.
Fashions .+'- W.. II. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
nAPENED THIS MORNING, NEW STYLE SINGLE
" Breasted Vests, with tabs the best style of Summer
Vest out W. II. WILLIAMS & co.
June 5 1857. 56-swtf.
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EATHER EAT ls FOR SPRING TRADE, WHOLE
- SALE AND RETAILING respectfully inform
friends and the we have in large and most
excellent SSoee Of Leder and Findings for the Spring
Trade which will sell low any other establishment
South Of New Fork and for less than they can had
even there expenses of travelling freight &c. considered
All OF purchases having been made from the 4mpor
tsrs and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
Isnnsr places it in our power to sell Goods
ed Those who wish buy cannot lose by giving stock
an examination, and believe we shall be able please
both as to price and quality Below enumerate OF
the leading articles viz:
80 dozen Of Calf Skins his maker had the
49, premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
~, London in 1857 - :.-1.r.- r..(,r-'; ,st
40 dozen French SKINS best quality vi r. E 49, "a. =
40 !" American Calf Skins = -,
80 "' Lining and Binding Skins - ''-
10 &C. Morocco Skins, Z. N''t'ic,f' f2t';'.s -
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Henloek Sole Leather as2
% " Band Leather, .li< % r.sss 80. 5>~.y;
Lasts BootTees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools r..
Also, Sewed Brogans of our manufacture warranted
to give satiscon and many other articles
70 mention at No. 2l Old street. opposite p Harrisons
Saddlery. ,,t. L. r.-s...f ...,. F. A. & R. II. FORD
NJ Wepay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store. -
"a Petersburg, May 5, 1852. ~. 20 t:Cl - IT,
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.,,,.e>>, FOR SALE.

y7 s1ts zs,,'-<~-' FOR SALE r. uTS~ss sdG u
spHA(A BUSHELS OF GALE WHEAT..TnE EAR
and therefore best variety 0E white gheak
q per huehel yered in sacks Of bushels at Nosris
vilfe negro girl and her child, (house servant 70
purchaser for his first rate Jack and Jenny
Suffolk hogs cf tie best breed and crosses Of the sa6k
:. aPitsboro ,Juae 90, lssy hss @.N ssssi ii g. :.
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

rs THE WASHINGTON, CITY. NEWSPAPER FOR
persons at distance to take It's promptness and re-
to other matters Of which nfornaon centres at Washing
ton has secured for The Daily Star immense circulation.
The Weekly Star contains all news appearing in the Daily
capital Tales the FIreside &c. &c Terms Daily,
$s SO per fhe Weekly sls5 pc! annuu To Clubs,
The Weekly is mailed addressed 10 each person. at ii per
annum. Subscriptions paid in advances
Politically, The Star is Southern Rights,
Address W. D. WALLACH, Publisher Washington City.
Nov. 2a.as5s Es5ta 8. ss's p - lo5-H
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n. AND FOE SAIE.-A TRACT OF WOOD LAND,
Ia cartaining A5 ceres ON the Hllsboro, road ahppt
miles from R.ieigh Fer nr.heE intoEuesion sPply
Aug Is, 1851. axesg7q ssss - e4isssl e 7s-st.s.
l.ve't'9s fiis7sa hs ariss- =! sa:Sssf ;. s;1sais
Xsa Sz,yss.4, tfI1a a.sssg7s-usr,
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RALEIGH PAPER MILLS.
.. ..... RAGS Wanted. a.-t.


TNNO BE DELIVERED AT THE RAILROAD STA
Il tons or AT my warehouse in Raleigh they will be
taken from the different in tue State. Merchants
and others buying rags will please advise me when they
Railroad station, still afford to paw the highest
price in cash delivery from store at Railroad station
either in bank bills checks or Northern funds. ,
References of our Banks in Raleigh and the
principal North-Caroiina and Virginia Merchants.
q =. = @'t. ~" = c. W. BENEDICT
q n B. Constantly hand paper suitable for Cotton
Factories and newspaper wrappers Cotton waste wanted
Raleigh March II, 1857. - ,@a ssn
~ Hsboro Recorder Winston Sentinel, Salisbury
Inner, Danvie (Va) Republican. Goldsboro' Tribune
fayetteville Caroinian Wilmington Weekly journal, War
rentOn News, Newbern Union, aGd knson Advocate each
copy six months and forward bills to at Raleigh.
NEW BOOKs.---THE STAR CLOUD; BY A. s.
~ Roe, author Of Pvc been Thinking; To Love and be
LENA RIVERS, by Mrs, Mary J. Holmes, author of
Tempest and Sunshine
The ARCTIC EXPLORATION and Discoveries during
petitions conducted BY Ross Parry. Back, Franklin Nc
Clure and the Grinne and Kane Expeditions by Samuel
Smucker.
AUTUMNAL LEAvEs; being Tales and Sketches in
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN; by Bishop Hopkins At
..--. i..- "a. .....-- ... POMEROY'S.
DEv. c. b. TAYLERS WORKS, IN NINE VOL
h ulnes, l2 Each volume sold separate. f-'--'-
Mark Wilton; or the Merchants Clerk. ..r. r..,
Earnestness; Incidents in the Life of English
Lady Mary; or Not of the World. s'- ..".'
Margaret or The Pearl. -~
Records .. a Good Mans Life ..-.
Scenes in Ciergyman's Life.
Allan Temple.
Angels Song. A Christmas Token. ..
Christmas at Old Court. ~
.... For sale by H. d. TURNER.
Raleigh. April a. 1857, 4O-sw.
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Household Edition Of the Waverly Novels.
-NTOW PUBLISHING BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD
~ Edition of the Waverly Novels, in forty-eght l6m0
Volumes portable sze combining the advantages of
clear readable type and uniformity with other standard
English authors The work will b. illustrated with steel
plates newly engraved in the best after paintings
by the most artists of Europe and will contain all
The latest corrections of the author with ad
ditions especially in "Guy Mannerng and the Bride of
LamnermOor." -, s ...,
It is the intention of the Publishers to issue two volumes
every moh until the whole series is complete The price
will be Is cents per volume. ~. 49, '-'
y Six volumes already published. For sale by
.a....g...--H a:z,s.-a. ~. 4 Il. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, June 5, 1851. -, .. .-.,.'.,-.. So
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR
SALE. The subscriber offers for sale his house and
lot situated the Northern part of the City adjoining the
Raleigh CASTOR Depot The lot contains four acres, and
is under good fence the house and all out buildings being
IN GOOD repair In the subscribers absence Mr. j. Deve
rp,x will take pleasure in showing the property to
who nav desire. to purchase s.. 49, = Il
The subscriber will also sell the lot North of the Rectory
and inst out of the limits This lot contains seven
teen acres of highly improved land aud offers great induce
ets to any enerprsing man for the establishment
market garden. J,..'# N,'l .H1.ts' - ''tr;a
For terms of SALE which will be moderate and
sonable time given apply to the subscriber OF in his abb
senee' y ~ . 80 THOMAS P. DEvEREUX.4'
June 5, 1887. '' +-t- ''',". r.. ao-s"9m.
y ~ Register copy. H5 s. 81" r. tt.-'I.-.l
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dAPENED THIS MORNING, NEW STYLE SINGLE
Breasted Vests with tabs the best style of Summer
Vest out w. II. WILLIAMS & co.
June 3 1851 56-swtf
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SHIPPERS OF SPRING GOODS.

SHIPPERS OF SPRING GOODS.
80 Take Notice -. 49,. .,..t
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
FORWARDING DAILY
.... RAILROAD AND STEAMER ROUTES, i
80 Q Fh0M ALI NORTHERN CITIES.
kEr No fCasstruction of any Nuture whatecer. 81
..~~ 4, hfE'9='i FREIGHTS FROM %~<' ~ 2"
D. BOSTON. a.! u IT-. ! add NEW YORK,
,, PHILADELPHIA, frf.-. - Is, BALTIMORE, e
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE NORTH, AT II
.-...... -.rr MAIL SPEED b.. Z. .,g, 80
THE USUAL RATES. t.,sg -,,.,
For further information, inquire of the undersigned at
No. 5s Fayetteville street. . -, -, ,,n ,
Raleigh, February "a, 1885, ~ s.sf p. IL. 27-swtf
H,OOKs RECENTLY PUBLISHED, WORTH READ
ID ing-Lterary Criticism by Horace Binney Wallace.
Art Scenery in Europe, and other Papers; by Horace
Bnney Wallace -, ~ g q. al. ~ !. 80 = =
Violet the Cross and the Crown; by Miss Mcintosh.
Aurora Leigh Poem, by Elizabeth Barret Browning.
Chesterfelds Letters to his Son; new edition.
John Halifax, Gentleman. At 4, ~, :,
tra4 T. ss7 5>u%5 ssD fyv3aS. = fonInoA p
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RLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
"Standard" office. - -. ,-a-t =. -
Also Wrts Subpoenas, Warrants, aid variety of other
blanks. - 'sN'' F3' . Us 30 \ - = =
Aug. 25, 1856 -.s --s i'5- -l .-'rs- - "a
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n,H- -REN.ARD.-RANAwAY on THE NIGHT
@SeD of the llth inst, my boy HARDY. The said
b'v is about Eve feet inches high is of light copper
somewhat open and heis clear spoken He had when
he left, black ockeoat; aIso he had on low crown
into Sonth Carolina as he was last on the road 70
Cheraw wiz pay e above reward to any person that
will return him me- place him SO that can ges nm
80 -t.-slF Sa s-i-J-ft .sA.s REDiCk DCAN@
wadesboro, April "a. 1857 &laoliiy 'e,1 4s-swtf
4 sITTATION WANTED.4AA YOUNG GEN
tleman lately graduated at the University OF NORTH
Carolina givethe best testimonies
.ant in classical sehoa asrpct9E n pFlass 'spf
lyt Address .sssa sa4.a soss,vd = Nscs2
=. y.,v ~ s1a57 yAIv sexsss rf 5gs. lest 6zs4E
3efsIl..ae Ii q h..s-l ssss..sl IND. $50 d seta
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NEW BOOKS.---KNOWLEDGE is POWER, BY
IL Charles Knight. -
History of Texas.-By Youkun,. ,'- 90 '....#
The Hills of the Shattemuck.-By the author of the
Wide Wide World" ... q - - I7.,,. -.
: Tuckerman's Essays-By H. T. Tuckerman. ,.i "
Literary Criticisns-By Horace Binney Wallace, ESQ.,
Art Scenery in Europe, with other Papers-By Horace
Binney Wallace, Esq -.=te 'f'tt - 3'5I7. -
The Bible in the Woodshop-By Mears. =. sfr ss.-...
Autumnal Ieaves.-By l.. Maria Child. ,,.- .
Aurorah Leigh, New Poem BY Miss Browning.
The Forum:-By David Paul Brown.
For sale by 'h'' w. L. POMEROY ID
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.,gs b.sr rw Austen,s Patent Freeser. 8,
a q NEWLY INVENTED ARTICLE !; WILL FREEZE
"A Cream in six minutes. For sale Ct the la
May IS, 1857. 8''s., " a&F <z@l '5,'<.
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Greensborough, N. c. September ], 1854, 8
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af0ss . I9gi.-a3- - le7Fta ~. ,lsr s9Fs1
- .f F,g hse sse - a5 Fyi <s4sizasez 81 I4..s
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IKPoRTANT no BOUsE.KEEPERs.

lust RECEIVED Bath Bricks, for Cleaning knives
u Liquid Glue, for preparing turniture.
French Irpo Powder, for polishing Silver Ware Plate,
Ac., 6e.
RenoVating Polish, for cleaning Brass. Copper Steel
Irsn, and other goods fthst DESCRIPTION.
MCombes felsh for renewing cid Furniture Carriage
Bodies Harness 6e which has the effect Of making old
carriages, harness or furniture look asgood a.
iunl5 MACKENZIE A WILSON.
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THOUSANDS OF
FANCY ARTICLES!

TIVE subscribers have just received the largest stock Of
Fancy Goods IN their line, offered for in this
city. Amongst this great variety viii be found
100 FANCY BIRD CAGES, selected from the best assort
meat in New York.
800 BASKETS Of al kinds and qualities.
BRASS, Bronze and Iron Ca8ds sticks.
RATTAN, Rocking and Once Chairs.
BRITTANlA and Block Tin C0lse and Tea Pots Chinese
Tea CGdSies.
ALSO o Ornaments, for Elageres and what Eots.
Many OF these articles selected for BoidAy saes
but having arrived too late for that joyous occasion will
be sold at the most trinng advance upon the cost
Janl5 WILSON q MACKENZIE.
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NOTICE.

T. BRADSHAW and A. " RUTLAND have purchAs.
~. ed from nessfs. RoHERTsos DAsHEIL their entre
stock Bo0ss, Shoes Hats Trunks, &C and would
specially inom The old patrons Of The late hrm and the
public generally that tn intend keeping az the old stand.
no ~ College Street vel selected Retail hioek for La.
des GenUeuehs, and Chiilrcns wear, which theY will
rep for CASH and CASH ONLY. We hope, ~ strict Al.
tenon business, merit share Of the public patron
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rases About Ambrofvp~s.

wHHUEEPRs wsrs -fsfsessssksia HasAysn,
"a - A LAEcCNRE.
Aahrotress pads nosAers sse h Nssh We tAsa Al
a Ausreivps zssnsi. - ~ Coiisrs 81.
AwbfafrBss psee szair Pisss E,ass hsfzss-
e ~ sassd Aad aas Frctiet AgAult a. pos sy e. Ia
.n1rotFps cssnteffsits sasas single slass set
,.Asa sad dar2nis afafrreotvns
AnhroSypss naaasa ~ lavsnier r,ah
sss AZ cher p-sare tfter hQrrcs tAe e-as
- apply 10 - iai-aof peture EAoh sasks Ne nan
-sea- q "a ssaez.sses-z,ee sed agr.ssass ssls
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

IAvING disposed Of Stock % Boots Shoes, &C. 10
IL 70 Measrs BKApsHAW RUTLkED, take great pleas'
are recommending them tue Old patrons Of The lsts
am bespssk for shem share OF the patronage Of hs
public generally. ROBERTSON a DAsHIkLLs
any
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
NEW IRON FOUNDRY.

ELLIS u MOORE
DEG leave inform their friends and the public that they
ID have il operation = large aud extensive I y
2 ou Y sdjoining our Machine shop and pre-
pared %
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
For every description 81 GASEINGsS tmay be called
FOR, aud cheap it be done Sest 81 The mountains
NM. GAAKISG, HOEsE PosERs, SAsH WEIGHTS
BaKE VIcLTs, WIxpoW SINS and LIsrIEs, GRArs BAks.
EATES WEEKLs, CoRN CKUsnERs, and AL CAsulSss,
used 10 the construction Vi Hour Nils, Mis- Furnaces
aud Dwellings,, made % order AZ short noiice.
We win also furnish every description % steam and alter
Machinery tthe A0tst gtesa Paltrs maize order and
charge for OF patterns which have Foundry
The II CHEST prices paid IN work Tor old Iron.
FLLIS 4 MOORE,
50 Narket street, broad,
Jan. :, TT-1y Nashville Tenn.
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THE.PREMIUM Pillow OF THE
WEST.

IN v. O. pRTNIET, Of siDpsoEville, Ky, Wond In
Il form D. TAERue throughout the South Aad west,
that he keeps constantly on hand any quantity o. h in
ye satsscton, refund the Pu ehafe money ia every
ease He would inorn them that he Is manufacturing
an IMPROVED OUL1IYAT0R, thai sapercedes al others
Il Is said By Of the Dezt ruers Ia ne STATE % be
snrpassed lthas received several premiums this
na PoEs have received fourteen Brat class premiums Ia
he state this season three premicms az the Indiana
State far this year.
orders him, his n, win meet With promP
attentan Il ace -aDsnied Wilh the Cash.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
NEW FIRN.

~ j. ~ ~ Y 4 ~. :. PgACEE,
have Sc a partnership EndsF ths y
snd sigls ~ T. EsAaas5 Ca and tak tie staek Ia
and s.and 81 J. N. seabury c., in C0opers Fiacs IL
Chfrv sres a1f s1haune- % teiF fcnds puhis
has hT afs przpae - syeE description Of ssrk
~ TIE PLUMBING BtsiStss In he araesf Iaoat sac
stsss aanner nav VII aise rnish and a. % Gas Fx-
surrs Ia thn hsudop- syss- They rsspsetsay sobsis
shaFr 81 rute gefresaks- iian2l
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PRICEs ARE As FoLLows

Agents for the sale q .hese plcws are
Msssrs W. b BoilknaP Co, IoUisville, NJ.
BIS. WeiarA son, kashyda. Tenn.
" saaaders keith, LsxAgsen, NJ.
- smith ThArg. fieksburg, Miss,
dee4-sm SmpsaHv4te, Ky, Nov. s.. isSs.
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO AND NEW Or
LEANS nAEE.Y LINE

oifTh THEfolowing n TTFn -
s-Sf-Sss5 4 steamers form -iASs5ssa i
ssze the Daily Unit 'sfarS
ed States Mail line between Nashville and Cairo, leaving
Nashville at IL O'Clock, NJ, and Cairo at 6 A 81.
J. g. CLINE, HrTs Master: CITY OF HUNTSVILLE,
WEAVER Master; AMBASSADOR, WYATT Master; Aida
HARMON Master.
This line forms daily connections at Cairo with the Cairo
and New Orleans Daily Mail Steamers, the louisville aud
St. Louis Daily Roats and also with the Central Railroad
to St. Louis and Chicago. Passengers By this line reach
New Orleans Memphis, St. Louis and Louisville in much
less time than by other Boats For passage freight
apply at the Mail Packet Office of A. L. Davis.
0. w. DAVIS. President,
decf-tf N & NJ q. s. Mail Packet Company.
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GILBERT & co.
ZINE COLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

WE have lust received, by Express from Rgent In
w New YORK, splendid assortment Of Pine Watches,
with a few Comps) and Gold JeWery embracing an the
and Aest styles, Port Mobaies, Ladies' fine Work
Boxes with Letter. Note Cap and Bin Paper Accordeons
Flutes, yioins Pistols and Doube BArrel Shot Guns for
sale cheAp by GLIB RI a CO,
janiJ 81 Broad etreet.
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Ornera. Ordere.

ORDERS hsncsa me fsr PiIssbarg, cncnHa'i, Lo1ls-
" vile orft Louh nAsaisetsFsd p29aa siA - pfenet.
d Attanfed d. Oles a. X L. NeAktsys, lornef AFeA4
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NEW INVENTIONS.

NEW INVENTIONS.
IUsT rseslvsl THE MAGIC MlNATuRE GAsS STOVE
- ~ veieh ts eoesing flF sAa PafD CAS- se seas Al
the Il a. ferner, wiih cooking yeasris. onlY ~
KNIFE SKARpEAER AAD PoLlsHER, AUeAt
ecntriFAune.
YANKEE MATCH STAND, great ssssrig against
are-Rrrr cag nc.
Palsat Fsos NAEasrs AHd RFsncA ceFss Casters.
d.sii MACKENZIE WILSON.
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STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill Machinery,

ELLIS IL MOORE,
II AvING made important ADDITIONS TO machinery,
L and greatly increased faces for manufacturing
EEoISE and Machinery OF every description
prepared manufacture steam Engines and Boilers equal
Ia point of Gnsh and durability any made ia the West
ana at Low prices Having been practically engaged in
the Manufacture OF Machinery Nashville for the last a.
years. and giving personal attention 20 the
featuring Department fee confident that give
satisfaction ali who may favor with their orders our
old stand, Nos 81 and 81 Market street, Broad Nash
vile, Tuun.
Al kinds Of work for Flour Mills, Steam Boats Saw MIns
Tobacco Factories Banks, Ja &c 6c executed promptly
and Al the lowest caah prices.
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STEAMBOA. IS,
RAILROADS & SHIPS.


Regular New Orleans Packet.
- It'll - THE substantial steamer CUAIBER-
FssTE-SS-s-fze7 LAND, Captain WK DuRRsTT, having
accommodations for Passen-
gers, Freight and Stock viii ply during the above
and al intern ediae landings Her exceeding light daught
VIII insure N the most of direct shipments. Mesrs
w. A JOHNSON CO., OF New Orleans will Agents
IN conjunction with Cspt. NJ D. F. H. BROOKS who will re-
eide permanently in New Orleans at No 81 Carondeet ST.
during the business season. the purpose giving his
tire attention to the filing Of all purchase orders the low
est figures. II. II. HARRISON,
dec3-6m Arert
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ADVANTAGES AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY THE


Goods consigned to the Agsae Of me South Carolina
Rsro a az Charleston, viii he forwarded "Free q Com
mission" drayaEe wharfage aud pl-ttge cnly char 80
bill Of which with ut 4 ffr ght rad viii be
mail to consignes. Mark pac ages care agent c. K
R, Charleston. :. @.
The So2th Carolina Railroad viii advance shippers
charges, thar those VIII prefer consFnug TO Couuis-
ZION House 20 AID have their expenseh payable
here
All III FOR Nashville and Stlyocso the Nashville and
Chattanooga Rroad froua Charleston b. through
Trains only, and Shippers may rely upon the uucost ccs
patch and pronI tress.
The Rate fro Chr'eston 20 hye will at all times be
as low by Savannah.
am authorized, and viii SCI le proUptlv any over
charges and tluag that may c-cgG on his Inc.
n case OF lost or missing goods viii ke charce Cfany
eorresponience necessary their recovery and n
found viii paw r the within thirty days ailer notice
is given at this office.
Mere ants along IN. Inns q the Nashville and ChsttA-
noogl Esiroa1 VIII in mind .hat the above rates zp-
ply TO all goods from CGar sscn which are 20 edevcrsd
Al he following Sta ions, NL Stevenson, AnGesr DCch.
srd, TuiahCw2, Normandy Wartrace SheryviIe, Bell
buckle FoserTle, MUrrrsh0r7 Suyrna, ana lever. uc.
shan De pr' red 20 give every exp alton and rfor
Taton desired I'm regard 90 r. ghts ezpeus
Correspondents nav rely upon prompt al in
GuieSi aud every attention given business brought
der my supervision AID cautrGI.
CHAS. ". ANDERSON, gent,
JAnS-u NO % College =. NAshvi ls.
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RATES OE Es:EtaREF
OH PRODUCE To CHARLESTON.

FsEtt srs and Wool per 100 lbs 4e
besvaS Ginserg Pink Root, Rope and Paging,
Hemp, star Candles, soap, Lard sui LnE-e,t on,
psrloo lhs.... ....-.--.- ...............1 100
Lea looscco ner ltJ.. s.
WHISKY, per bbi ............ 100
Bees and Pork, per boi. ESQ
HouT, per Dbl. l.iJ
Er'os, ia lots Of 80 dozen and upwards per dosen 90
Cotton, per bale ...... 90
lhs Agent u q Nashville ard ChatiancCgl Raircad
VII $50 receipts az he allow stes the zt OF June
dedacon Of ousf urh he allow rates all give tAs
rat 70 A1gusta GeorS the articles above scHsd
~ Information N regard on oJhsr articles nst
spsc fee above csll on or address
CIiAS ". ANDERSON, Aeert,
Jsng-u No 20 exc sweet
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WHEELING,
PITTSBURG,
DUNKiRK,
BUFFALO and

DUNKiRK,
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS.
To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains at 6 AZ, I0A.M and p ~
y IIksf TRAtN-Cievelaud, PttsburR, steubenvle and
Wheeling Light1ing Express leaves Cincinnati Al 6 ork
NJ for al the Eastern citie aso Detroit via Cleveland
Springfield, Wilmington, CTcleve, Lancaster and Znes-
vile, Chcnthe and Athens This train stops between Gin
cnnat and Columbus at Lovsland Morrow Xena Lon
don only.
SECOND fRAlN-Cieveland, P;tsburg and Wheeling *
press 0a leaves Cincinnati TO o'clock A. NJ via Ceye-
land, Pt'sbar- and Wheeling for al the Easternctes Thu
tram stops at al the points between Cincinnati and Coum-
bus.
THIRD TRAN-Accommodaton Leaves Cincinnati at
$3.50 O'clock Pm, Tor Springfield, Wilmington Crclevie
and Lancaster Chilic0he and ulsbor0ugh. This train
stops az an points between Cincinnati and gGed.
FOURTH 1RAIN-Cleveland and Pttsbufg n sht Express
leaves Cincinnati at o'clcck NJ, via Cleveland and Pitts
burg Tor al the Eastern cities This train stops at all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus.
One Train sunday 280 O'Clock, p NJ. for Columbus.
Tsius run by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
cinnati.