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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

/ ARGE and Attractive Assgnees NALL o.
will cell At auction on TUESDAY March a. a. o'clock,
the large store No 60 kssey the oae large and seectsd
,tock OF Lsrtbsnvsre Chlta and Gass nom The shelves
lots 10 purct who viii Or this favorable opportunity
70 repensn their stocks The stock ssis Of n s.s
m.n of White 0rAnlte, LIGHT Blue, Mulberry, Purple Edfi
Dipp Yellow and Rockingham Ware hso rood ~
sonent the best Of China Glassware sud Caster sfsmes
The GOODS ue well selected and desirable aud w De- sod With
ut reserve Catalogues will be ready Saturday, March ~
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boeApr. Auctieneer-Ry 5. BOG

TUESDAY. March "a 1857, at 100 O'Clock,
i A, No SIG, Pacifc near Powetst, Broohlyn, Horss.
Sale OF HOJ sEHOLD FURNITURE oops'stns Of ne nsas
y,rev o. Par0r Chamber and Kitchen Furniture Psat
M. Se A,o one Of the valuable Libraries n ne cgas
ry in .rcent sad modern languages, the properly
he ao Rev John SchIoe;er d. Catalogues, WIN w
e.cripou ean be ned the sSesroom of The onee
corner OF kfort snd William Fu0aay Car, ps" Aea
,he residence JOHN W. sOEERINDYKE,
~ Attorney for Mortgage
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J. II. BARTLETT,
JNO. l. BLAKE, j.,
CHAS. MI ;KLE.
RlRT q RAEOI

The Alps at Boston blinss four days later adviees
from Europe The financial not important, but
generally favorable Consols are rather better, being
90. 81. Money was rather easier, and the India
house vas lending at - T. cent. The quotations for
Anne ks
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Increase about ia per cent, or...........sj3l7 IL
The imports of Dry Goods for the week show con-
siderable falling off from the same week last year, be-
ing 81 ,657 500 against g. 1917 32. The details are
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DRNTs.-3O Cases First-class Light ard Dark
W.is s.uy Ter re By NgsNIra CO. NV S Bisss-sS
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De OADW AY I III f At f Il -
ID u A MARSHALL Sole Lesseei ". IL BLAKE, StAae

ID Ii - ~ \ III II n II -
- Z. A. MARSHALL, sole Lessee W. ~ BLAhE, Stage
Manager
Doors open a. 81. Overture a. J. -
TIE WOSDF RFIL AND LEARNED ELEPHANTS,
NICTOklA aud ALBERT,
" he grsnG Eastern sp.etarlc Of
THIS ISURPER OF SIAN
vii sppear THIS Saturday, EVENING, March q, 1851
FOR brilliant characters scenery, Incidents &C. Ac
re,usil bills The iast at embraces the miraculous
FLFPHANTINE FETE in honor Of the Prince OF Sam,
In winch thew will introduce all their ey0lutons symnAtlc
dances marches postnr'ng Anip)dean exercises snd 800
SrUPENDOUS ASCENSION TO COLOSSAL AND
LOFTY PEDESTAL.
NOTICE-To sccon ol'r families schools So there viii
bea GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
TINS Saturday, AFTERNOON Doors oPea =, >, to begin
a O'Clock
TaE ELEPHANTS vii tppesr IN advertisement, with
other r.easr aud xitrlctisr umeuts-
TONS NEW II AT + K. -
I'D sATURDAY-By d'-Ie - great comedy o.
DOMbEY AND son,
Cast with all the strength Of tlsiI superior company.
Csp,sin Cuttle, ar Burton; Oonbey Mr.. { Fisher.
Tots M S-che; MAJOR F,sstocs, ar Marx Smith
Edith Mis- A Punkett. susan Nipp~r. Miss Polly Marshall
With Dr. comedy Of OUR WIFE.
On MONDAI-A Comedy IN hye acts, called
WALL STREET.
Nj j. W. Walsck viii shortly appear in shAkespeariAn
u sy pOW
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AURA KEENE's NEW THEATER,
IL No. ga Broadway nesr Houstonst
Miss LAURA KEENE.......... Sole Lessee and DFeeusn
Performances commence with the Overtare At IT
SATURDAY EVENING. March q, ls5.
THE ELVES; Or THE STATUE BRIDE
BY CHAsLEs SELBY, Ls9.
PERFORMED IN London With uDel iI2 ,ed success
mountain ioIe,ts II Pas =. said 10 be In
habic BY Elves delight enrap travellers into their
ms snd them with their mch-Sous antics HAY
il he rover rrug their spI. they often, their
n ons sbo. awe lite the newly dead Statues rocks
snd trees nav be moving in the fores' but 10 only
dans the dsy their fictitious xssnce. On the sp
proaeh of night they resume their immobility.
TUE BLACK BOOK.
One Of the greatest hiti Of the season
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. George jordan
To b. followed by
TIE ELtEs; OR, THE STATUE BRIDE
Produced with New Scenery Cosumes Properties and NJ
chsuicsl Effects.
Count CodstTe ..................M Mr. NheAuesh
............................Mr T. u John.on
Prince Jockey Club.......... Mis-. hste hoisnOds
Silva the SUPERINTENDENT Miss Laura heene
The music sed and adapted b. Thomas Baker.
NJ ALLAC K's I'll f A L f K. -
w TO-sIGHT March y,
MISS MATILDA HERON
LEoSoRE
NEW TRAGIC PLAY
T He o X l. D'S o w ".
An Original OvERTvEN
BY Al American Composer.
INCIDENTAL MrsIc
ROBERT sroEPEL
MONDAY-LE0NORE.
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:. COLroN Auctoneer.
i ARGE SALE oI NEW aud SECOND-IlAND

IL PIRNITCRF Sc. Nc THIS DAY Saturday, March
Il. At Joy ocock No % B.esmans large sssprmsn' OF
good and Secondhand Furniture OF every d"'chPon in
udins Parlor Dining rooui Be oo and Basemen. eoods
Al,o ,rysrsl French Plate Mirrors on Psn'inss 10 rhs
n Minds 100 Bedsf ads 90 Toilet Tables with ssses s)fAs,
Counters Office De.ks, Nc. Sale p-rcmpiory.
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Builbins Materidls.

LINGUISTIC TILES-FW Vestibules, HalA
IL 9esrhs Dtnips. rosns Oonservstoriss kc GAaSkik8
CqIMNEY-fOPs. DRAiN-PIrE5. &c. FOR sale By
MILLER COATS NJ. Ts Pssr-sA. ~ '.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-25
THE SOUTH"
\ DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER. PUBLISHED AT
Richmond, Virginia.


BEFORE TIE CLOSE OF THE PRESENT ONTII,
the >r,i>cr Der will ISSUE the first number Of
ter CHI PROPOSES pub i>h la lily aud Semi week
,,u> aud VIII he n:e,lS devote To the OF
S,h of the State. and IL the supper: al
PRINCIPLES Of the Democratic Party. But the paper will
be l>vev political. That lis columns will only IN
rest III. lmI;iic,n; Sub>crveni PARTY
mis- conduct OF bad betiav prncpi. for the sake
power its ct!ons at the suggestion OF
>, .ency.
shall en-,vrr 20 commend it intelligent persons Of
classes Ev di yrnce in The ,ccton a.; news. by iin
ring Of agricultural, clal and literary
its column. and by vet,r an 'nI>r''ken and
l,haiic "p she top 6 If the day. Hitter what
haza,d ii emf ct with riud ce -. "itrcc 10 the self.
;u,. ted leaders of party. The organ of Clique, the
ercSt Of IL" faction, and til parl, purpose 10
,pic and FIR support will rely upon er appreciation of
cgv and enterprise. and iher lave "t pa talk and in
rend,rt opinion. There be PARTICULAR indy duai> I"
u m his of discussion Will net be acceptable
Il IT can c,ncil::e The If the ua>>es.
re the position of g,"r.:nt or Interested critics No
ub sev lie spirits Will be shocked NJ my Zeal in the de-
zee the SOUTH: still have The c"nsnla"rv assurance
i, there plenty IF brave and true mri IN Virginia.
,n whose sympathy and support may rely with abso-
security. And BE-, ENG. enrarA upon the enter
"Tuk $orrH" vii, be If equal with the leading
{ t. uwin. rates Daily dn,.s !eir. Sem Week
five do.lurS-j"tgiie dI".fnc'.
Money HAY be sen, by mail 10 The address If
ROGER \. PRYOR
Editor aud Proprietor
D;.I,., N,-, q Q
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N OTICE...TiIE II BSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
~ h senIIre re, estate N the county of On>ow.
ing 81 ms containing S"e iW" thousand acres of
dences; the for winter the other for summer ,u,<c
with the necessary oubu!idngs for servants, grain
stock, DC.
Also, Connected with the above twelve thou
sand acres Of pney land upon VIII CHI and IN
fine cultivation, I'll of boxes with round pines
enough t" cut twenty sets Upon the latter
lands two fine Dstileries >nicien: for The dis,l
of the crp. Alsu fine sixteen horsepower
and girls, mill, and large and c"n,,nodous house at
good stand for the baterng I" groceries, &c., for Tpen
tine.
Further notice deemed unnecessary as the purchaser
will doubtless closely inspect the premises before purcha
sing.
JNO. A. AVERITT,
Caharine Lake. N. C.
Dec. l2, 1856. 6-tIml7
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January 3. 1855.
Trustees Sale,

WAKE COUNTY, N. C.-BY WRITE mr.
w deed ct trust t" me executed BY William ~, r
ited 18th of December, lS,5 registered in R .ikr
], ~, records of Wake County and f,r th A. lT
rein specified, hereby offer for sale one t m "'"s
in the City Of Raleigh. purchased by tba sd tT1'n
the Clerk and Master in Equity for Wake C,nn,r He M
nnir decree OF the Court of Equity for pr,;,; sac
tween the heirs of John c. Siednmn deceased , De-
with the bu ldngs and appur erances trreun, 'SGhF
mg,-the same be ng formerly the Residence. uf ~ ""s
William j. Clarke. The lot contain al, acr. IN; h s sad
I!vat'on Is free from nut grass, contains many l I
fruit trees and is situated directly Opposite , p eIms
the State and The Espiscopal Church in sad Ci, u
about one hundred wards east of the east ,. IF H., anu
t." Squarc. Repairs to The amount of sl,n,o h,r ne la'
Gently put upon the buildings. four in number rc';E
dwelling house, with six Rooms, oifce two kcln
Also, by virtue of the same deed and far Ih Ir &c:
all concerned, offer for sale valuable tract ofInJ
wv" acres. upon Neuse river, in the COUNTY of WtE
the buildings thereon, known the Neuse River III MN u
Price H"' The mill seat sold fifteen wears ay, ia C
and Jettreys fr $. 900. Since that time an on, ,I Ne
Saw and Oh M:ll, with press hnerS heaters Gs,:, m"
mil, and Jumpers. and d,m haze been errc,sd i
added thereto This property lately appraised At s
900. -Ff" al 81
The object of these sales being mainly chance of;r
menf am alth"r zed. upon the money being safav @
ured, to ct go upon liberal credit To any one d Sn,
I" locate IN Wake. and engage. lucrative usnr Il,
present is ii rare opportunity for securing town residences
ana business stand IN pnpuous Country neir!,, ,rh
They VIII be sold together separately and the .. y
r,nied. - ~ " ''"e '3'-
EDWARD CANTwELl.
p.,o;-. Trustee.
gu 'u'! 30 io'o. swti-12
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NOTICE..

a 81 HAVE DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH ]
"A offer my valuable of land fr SALE cnta
ing four Hundred Acres of which about hundred and
fifty acres i'll fine State Of cultivation. The balance is
we'll wooded and gn.d arabic land
Sad land has it tiI>t-Iaie dwelling house, all ne
cessurv ouhuuses, aud fine well of in The yard
fine orchard Of apples and peaches Of every kind.
SAID land lies miles southeast of Raleigh between
the Wilmington and Newborn Roads, in one mile of Au-
burn.
will take great pleasure showing said land to any
person who may wish to buy.
p. H. STURDEVANT.
August IL, 1885, 7s-tf
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N. c. Six Per Cent. State Bonds
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N r.

~ s?s .aF&f TREASURY DEPARTMENT, INC
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL I'a BE : ISL
"a this Office until Io%cIock A. NJ 18th Of AII
State North Carolina to witt s2 900 for In .Snea BY
dated April is 1857 and running ten years. 50 oa ffp i
years and g m for Fayetteville and mara pI thirty
COMPANY; dated April ls ls37 and running twenty x
at six per cent per annum attached PAYABLE .t Interest
April and October in each year The principal and diys
York unless where the party prefers TO have o New
at the Treasury of the State. '"eh payable
Successful bidders upon being Informed of,
lance Of their bids. deposite the amount Of me
including the accrued interest, to the credit Of ter BIDS
signed in the Bank aforesaid OR in the BanL cue under.
or Bank of Cape Fear. Raleigh. vi The Stale
Parties bidding will please address their le,to,s
eigh. n. G. ''s'"ed at Raj.
The bids will be opened in the presence Of the c.
Srcretury and Comptroller of STATE and the "'vernor
TIC na"k o' inc o'a'e' d. w. COURTS OF
Public Etas1,e,
~ Register copy. '-sw'd.
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V7ALUABLE LAND AVN TOWN PROF
ERTI FOR SAIE.- SEVEN HnNNREU AND

VALUABLE LAND AND TOWN PROV.
ERTi FOR SALE.-SEVEN HUNDRED AND
Raleigh $50 or 300 Of which the finest and PR
ductve low grounds in the State offered for sale The
cleared ground "a in fine filth; The land be cleared is wt0d
ed grounds This situation is we'll known of the
citizens OF North Caro- ina. but invite capitalists from any
where TO come and be competitors for this estate. life
time will pass before such opportunity will again be pre-
scented for u valuable purchase:
I have inst erected SUPERIOR FIGURING AND
TWO CORN MILLS upon tn premises The Mi i can be
from the Dwelling House, and are therefore all the
Tim. under the prOprietor's observutan The Mills are
supported BY the best stream that b. found
ana will lack for water being supplied by Canal
we'll constructed upwards of 5000 yards lergh and
feet wide, with standing head l71 feet wheel and
feet face.
The Mill is substantial three story brick building fire
proof and stands a solid rock foundation.
Below this Mill and within 400 Yards, another water
power be employed. using the water and in ad
dition three other good ard constant streams 10 foot
overshot Is foot breast could be employed any
purposes demanded.
AN extensive varied and choice Orchard is attached
the premises.
A MINERAL SPRING of fine chaly beate water has re-
Gently been discovered the land which is said be
good il the country. Its location Raleigh the
the water. render it certain that this be made cee
hratcd waeringplace, equal to any in the Northern or
Southern States.
Further description Of this property is deemed needless
Persons string purchase will see that it is their inter-
Call and examine. When they do SO, thay will be
better pleased than by reading the above.
THE TOWN PROPERTY consists of Il convenient and
vel located lot, with DWELLING HOUSE Of SIX rooms,
the Central Rail Road Depot and Other lots.
WILLIAM F. COLLINS.
March 4. 1857. 29-swtf
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

rs THE WASHINGTON CITY NEWSPAPER FOR
4 persons at distance take. Its prnmpiness
Liability concerning Washington affairs and with reference
to other matters Of which information Washing
ton, has secured for The Daily S'aran immense Circulation"
The Weekly Star cna!n- all appearing in the Daily
capital Tale, for the Preside &c, &c. FERNS THE Da IT,
s: 81, per annu The Weekly, $,z per To Clubs
The Weekly is mailed addressed each person. per
annum. Subscriptions pa IN advance.
Politically, The Star is &" Suu:hein Rights
Address W. ID. WALLACH, Publisher Washington CITY.
Nov. ~, 1886. loft
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- S % C1N tSOLIN "A Th9 SIlbScriIl.rx - NJ
ken the premium at the late State Fair nn,n having ia.
tools, tchippers r"undshaves and hackers gwm ae''ae
to the public that they manufacturing theo ahonnce
tensive'y Their w.rkme hav ng been for n, Tools
gagged in the above business unsurpassed h years
quality and proper construction of their tous W IN lie
Ever these tools at any points the N C. mi de-
q u: halir.'ads W. warrant these tools To ba "Aa W.
quality and superior in adaptation for work IN Ut equal
ern manufacture, and ask alibcral share of n North.
aye trusting that liberal Southernes will give Patron.
prompt attention. 49, w. VIII meet
January 8, 1885, BATTLEFIELD.
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NEW Mrs Kirklands Memoirs
IN Of Washington with illustrations.
Marrying Too Lately the Author Of "Petcr Schle-
mien in Amorca." $50
Miss Warmers Popular BookThe Hills of the Shate-
''-Ft' - -
Three New observation-disclosures OF. Home Lessons.
Douglass Farm-A Story Of Life, in Virginia
Stories Of An Old Maid 7sss
Commodore Perrys Expedition Japan Colorcd En-
cravings. Maps. DC. Government edition. -5 {
Kanes Arctic Expedition - vols Library Sheep.g
The ale Axe: and Saddle Bags, and other Lectures
Ry VIM. Henry Milburn. s4-
The Modern White ld-Shrmons of the Rev. II, Spur
geon, Of London.
Frue and by George W. Curtis.
Scenes and Incidents the Pairies and iu Mcxco-By
Josiah Gregg.
Rccoliecions of Lfe-Tme-By S G. Goodrich, author
of Peter Parleys Tales.
Rome Papal and Christianity D.. DeSancts, D d.
Adventures in the W Ids of America By Lanman. with
illustrations
McFingal, Modern Epic Poem-By John Trnmbull,
LII. d.
Life and Times of { ranmer.
d" -" Luther.
Home and the World
For sale by H. b. TURNER,
NOrth-CarOna Book Store.
Jan. 2, 1857. IL
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MACHINES, ENGINES, &c.-HAvING R!

M ACHINES, ENGINES, &c.-HAVING kh
1vA ceved Agency fri Of the largest establish.
ne.ts the United States prepared to contract tf
Machinery of ali kinds and Of the perfect character
"n he most fav' ID eierrns for Cash good paper
Among many III ngs enumernie Luc'not,ves. with an
improved valve arrangement, & wing the best results
s. ationary Engines from to % horse power arranged
SUIT the purposes Tor which they needed and guarantee
to give satisfaction
Portable Engines from to Is horse power adapted 10
the use "t Farmers Printing Offices. Hnisling &c
Power Presses Of new, s.tIplc durable and effective
character and very rapid work. ,
Ship Fittings, Power Pane,s Boring and Morticng VA
Chimes Cotton and Flour Mills and indeed all kinds OF N'
chmcry. SAM'L b. PAUL
Petersburg. Va.
February H. 1856. 2'-swlT.
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RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS.

flNear tile c"rner Ut Hryett and Hi,nington Sreefs.l
NHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
l. their friends and the public generally, that they
Nv prepared to execute all ORDERS such Monuments
e,d-Ones TOmbs and Grave Ornaments of all descril-
ms, and will manufacture from the best Italian and Amer
Marble at Northern prccs, and finished in the latest
ld most approved style
Also Granite Work of all descriptions for buildings or
i other purposes. Mason Work, &c, done to order.
N. b. All orders from distance promptly attended to
Address,
THOMAS GRIER,
p. MCGOWAN.
October 10, 1856. I54-1y
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NC" SONotOs
list of the members who consti..
the present Congress: ..r
xpiresI Term expires
MICHIGAN.
1859 Charles E. Stuart, 1859
1861 Zachari'h Chandler, 1868
MISSISSIPPI.
1889 Albert G. Brown, 1859
1861 jefferson Davis, 1868
MISSOURI.
1861 James L. Green, 1861
1868 Trusten Polk, 1868
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1861 John P. Hale, 1859
1868 James Bell, 1861
NEW YORK.
1859 VIM. H Seward, 1861
1868 Preston King, 1868
NEW JERSEY.
1861 WIN. Wright, 1859
1868 j. r. Thomson, 1868
NORTH CAR LIMA.
1s59David :. Reid, 1859
1861 Asa Biegs, 1851
OHIO.
1S6lGeo f Pueh, 1861
1868 BENZ. +. Wade, 1868
PENNSYLVANIA.
1859 William Bigler, 1861
1861 Simon Cameron, 1868
RHODE ISLAND.
1859 Philip Allen, 1859
1861 j. F. Simmons, 1863
sOUTH-CAEoLINA.
1859 Jos. j Evans, 1859
1861 A p. Butler, 1861
TENNESSEE.
1859 John Bell, 1859
1859 Sam IIonston, 1859
1863 Thos. j Ru>k, 1868
. VERMONT.
1859 Jacob Col'a,ner, 1861
1863 solomon Foot, 1903
VIRGINIA..
1861 4. NJ. I. Hunter, 1859
1865 JAS. N. Mason, 1863
WISCONSIN.
1861
1868
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Valuable Land for Sale in Carteret County
North. 4 arOiina. near Beaufort.

WILL BE SOLD AT AUGUST COURT NEXT, IN
w the town If Beaufort valuable of land w.
ing in Cartcrei miles from Beaufort. the New
bern road, Core creek, and about eight miles from Caro-
Ina City by The land has u il IL good house with
six rooms, and all necessary uunuScS-a nearly new
There three old land un,er fence and nh tut
twenty ur of and in clrd The track Contains
three hundred and twenty Prof Emrun's Report
shows that land like this Of the valuable
kind for
Persons wishing to purchase address me at Charles
calling Mr.. David Dckerson who lives near it, and will
show to them.
There fine place on it for brick yard the clay being
excellent for the purpose.
The purchaser if it is wished purchase stock and all
with the land There is good range for cattle. Possess
sion will be given any time
Z. FARROW.
Charleston, >. L.. SIN Feb, 1857. 26-swtf.
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Opposite the Masonic Lodge.

MAY BE FOUND COFFEE SUGAR. ADMANTINE
I'VE and Tallnw Candles Nails of ali for Common
Cruckerv and Of all and shapes, snuff and
Tobacco and Cigars, Meal and Flour, Curn Peas and
Shoes and small of Dry Goods and and eS
and many other things commonly found in grocery; all
for which the highest market prices will be paid.
W. W. WOODED.
April %, 1856. 45-
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LOOK AT THIS.

LOOK AT THIS.
WIN. COOKE, TAKES THIS METHOD OF IN.
w forming his trends and customers that he la, pa
ceved his Fa and Winter stock of Dry Goods Groceries
adwae and CUTLERY Consisting in pant. of Coffee Sugar
con- Lard Neal Candies, Adamantine and Taow Ground
Alum and Liverpool Salt Fine Tobacco and Cigars Also
lot OF Mes hne Boots Shoes and CATERS, both for zen.
To" tedious TO mention; all of mhch will be sold low for
cash. wv ~ " i''
BeckwIih Clayton Fayetteville Street. :posite Law.
rence's Hotel. - - f0' ~
Raleigh, Nov. !, 1856 ae-suytr
Spirit of the Age copy
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-.
Nal Train arrives at O'clock, A. NJ from the East
I'd departs H,m. after 5 o'clock. A. NJ ~.
Mail from the West arrives about the same time.
~ POST OFFICE.
William White, Sr Post MASTER -, @h
Office hours. on week days, from Sunrise to 9 PM
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.TATE OF NORTH CARoLINA-w

$C,un:y-tuurt Pleas and Quarter SESSIONS. Febiua
Sr>.i ~ l>31.-J hi W lb,rn. Exr of Asa Hamilton.
.nil Stephenson and others Original attachment levied
Real Estate. 1t appearing I" The sat sac'on Of the
urt that Daniel SicphriIs.,n Tatr OK S'e,l>n Mary
,phcn>,,n and VIM. Stephenson. he defendants in the
have abscnded c"ncea ed he'nse Ives
the ord process of the law cannot be served
M is thcrcE "rlrrr,. that publication be made in
North Carolina Standard for six Is not fving said
end ns t" appear at the next term q" This Court, I" be
FIR the (uinlv If Wake At the Court llSe in Raleigh
the I'd Monday Of Nav ncxr. then aud there I" plead
Jew Judgment pro c'nfr>s" will be taken "gins,
and the property levied ON condemned I" the Use OF
= plant f. claim.
Witness Thomas j. Utiey, Clerk of said Court at Lttice
Raleigh the I'd Monday of February. y. lSi..
THOMAS j. CTLEY. Clerk
March Il, 1871. 33-Ow.
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ssThe Intelli=encer'' Newspaper, Building,
Fixtures, a., For sale.
TIME BIER, INTENDING TO REMOVE FROM
IL Petersburg offers for sale the office of The
"PETERSBURG INTELLIGENCER;,,
With all its Presses Type. Fixtures aud Good Will The
INTEL gencer, with the exception of ne paper the old
eS, Journal in Virgnia-;nd of the oldest in the United
States; its material c'mplete in every part GUAR
Comprising excellent, safe and rapid Power Press Type
good for Is months longer Imposing Stones Cases Stands
and thing GALL in good uder Constitute
an excellent newspaper office. The worth of its good
will" can be satisfactorily ell by reference the
bucks Of the office, which have been a'curaey kept and
which will show Il the income of the office from
lS3, to the pre<en, All persons desiring examine
then,vith of making p"siti,nS for purchase
respectfully invited /" do with the that free
every channel Of nf will b. cecrfuiiy
granted.
To the purchase. of " The In.egencer newspaper W II
be first offered The Brick Building. Bank ST., door
of the Exchange Bank.
The site is known q" the central in the city,
and the Building erected with express reference o
newspaper office. Should the purchaser of the newspaper
Office desire conduct the paper in the bu Id ny
cuped by it, the terms Of IL will b. made
ppss BILE. JOHN ". SYME,
Dec. Is, 1885, >-tf
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FOR g lie

DEING ABOUT To REMOVE FROM NORFOLK
- desiruus of selling The News, together with The
b Office
For information in regard the condition of the estab-
shment, address Mr. Chas. j. Os Daily News Office and
7 TERMS etc. BAKER l.. LEE JR
Richmond Va.
March 5, 1857. 29-sw4w