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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
THE NIC1RAGCA TRANsir COvo,,-
Mr.. W. p KrRKLANp.s sr,rrvr

"h. W. hikhLAADs : STATEMENT
Mr. W. p Ekland, who ta- jas, .-r,v.S,
G'ey:o~n give Us tho kho~ing -,s,enep, Of -, !"
cost reeoiis,ious in Nicusgus:
Il ne 3D., Of r~ y y. TrSv...
SIR: About the latter part u October Cd -.
sgent of The AtlAuiic Shp Canal knosu a, ,1- NO
Stelbinsl Coupguy, seUtffom Gf-,tovn ,o Al Wa,
ne ceiHa1 o' Nie,ragos' s0r PuiPore of ias,NNS
trs GOV, umtIt that tie CompIuy- s,.n,r.,. :,
resdy for use, aud ths: ], VS. prear.a 10 c.. ~
The business % Intrrocesnlc ransp. rtstina V~
Up arriving 81 FoTt Cs>tI5. on ,aa r..
Ju-r, le Wa officially appr z-i thsi the G. - y
lai Instructed the conuna. c.r -, the fort % y
tie pss-sgs ol steamer. Mr.. Cuila.. W. sf.
ore 81 be COMPANY ,i"lni.. =, wpal ,Aa, - q
denied furiher picgrc.., bot ir h- ,fFors a. w >s
nlcsserger nom tie GoNeruun, ~ oL tis cav ; ~
town, A. Hhoss iuterpositloR he wss aao.ss ~
c,td with h's ;ssucr ScToss u, lsAe. ~fSl
TN feschifs Ncsrsgua, The Goysrn-n-r. ~
him That Il oid not recognizable var hiy oSth.w
StsbbiEs coltraot. and couii al.w D., .l..,, w.
by virtue OF II, but that Col Child. ,s,ijs pAS
vented from carrying On for the pr.--r, M. -
ol transportation on Dis individual
Tie Government further statei ,bat c~',
was II the tti'ed States reeoiis'iry "a :. ~. s ~
lie route aed If Il should turn ol' nnauv ,1.,
rot have effected On exclusive arrapgesaen, -, X
ore '.hl any, the sight q tranrpOrta'ion wag 4
or'n to all the wor o, the Govsrninen, ,,.,,.s
certain Ia1 on each Passenger taken .er,.. ,.,
t.Ty. ~ S7a
Tie Governm.n NJ was then anticipating ~.
On the l@th OF November, of dispatches ,ron ~
ly the way Of Panama "aS1i
The Washington hsd no, sr-s<e' a, Cn,...
the ieth OF November, the dsy of NJ. Kirs..,.
pai,ue. ibe Intention Of the Compssy sss.S'.
beet, ON me Pacihc side With the II fp,D, g.
Juan del sur. The Hermann hsa lcf, p,p,n, fssaa f'a
Juan cn The Th, but the eondillcn of the r,ys,,'s
boats, and the Ccwpsny's srrsas-p.sn,. y.,.,,1.
were nor such as 20 favor the e,pec,a,icn ,S., -
Nashing'ons pa,sergers would bs able 70 er..n.
Is.hnus.
The probability was tbs. they would BE- orr ,.,,,
GO by Panama, where ;wo wr,ks would ..n...-'
fore the regular steamer would leave for N -
cisco.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
TIE ADVENTURES or 4 MASctu
GIRL.

We yesterday mentioned the arrest Of yoart =
in boy clothes, d, boarding house on Ffoui -
the af'errOon previous, upon suspicion o! hs eI'
connected with gang of thieves. She was so
psny with young man apparently about cop !
years older, end tie pair were yestertay raa-s n.
taken before the Police Judge, who rensssS ne.
for fnriher examination until to-day. Fra ~.
found IL possesson Of the GIRL it sscenA'S ~.
their names are Josepb sud Jsoe Aad~rsoo, % a.. ;.
their parerts reside 10 Baffilo. S1e Vas cress''
light cloth coat, silk vest, black pantsiooss s
black Deckerchlei tied sTound her neck, spd ~
little cap Eat jauntly upon her head, toe haif,
mt brown. with a most ipterestisg wave, osH !.
moderately sbort. She Is rather tall for sM =,
extremely We'll formed, ard became her di.sas :.
nlarkaby wei, the mske up being tbst Of az -
boy. After che was consigned TO her cagen " ~,
department Of the wstch-house, we vsi'ed w. -.,.
although she wss at first suk ky and tactufr, =. =,
aged by few weE-,imed compliment, W
woman 8 nature ooold not resist, " uEsesi Der ~
when We CLEANED the folio Siog:
She was born in Rochester, y. Y, but feuS a,
terward with her family TO Bafalo. The yO.- --s,s
found IL her company Is her hhlt.br tIei "a ,ss
having died, VIXEN the father married asaia, - -, pI
was tie fruit Of the second nupt,Als. As enc -,
home became disagreesbIe, aud beng, mofeV's Al
rowing 6isposition. she, with the conliysr@ y.
brother n, the age Of IS years, douned tns NJ
apparel, and together they started 70 seer -, "A
time. Slrce then she has Travelled tbroasI, n
Eastern States, ard the Bftish Prornoee,
brother always for a companion Tue gres - RI
the time sLe vas employed as cabin boy ap"t 90
ar, th.r If the Lake steamboats,, bat n es
has closed tba. source OF enph ynien', aooa
ago the sin /. ulsr pair TUNED trsu tsces ~ w Il
west, wish he iLisLton of uy.ig the 4asiy -
river steamers. Shortly after they arrived ~ ~
spotted ~ the Police aud arrested, s'tsr hfxE
city only couple OF days, upon suspicion
10 band Of bDiglsis AID th.eves, kDosp
gained N tho city. .,A.rrI
Jane aos Innocent Of the true cause o. ks "
ard herco is uidCr the impreosion sIn 80. ~
taken into ens'o.y in Consequence .i A.ee
prstirp 20 LeYs. n the anneDtion neoies. .;ls'l
Nv. BEEN wearing boys chthes ever e. "a S.t
fifteen, ard row I'm eighteen years OF ags'
and noboly ever found me- ous before. SO
And how d.i they hsrpen> TO sospee'
Gsked. h.vr
We'll. / suppose it il because they '.ss pss q
mighty wise men here. They must ha'o''
sharp eyes of keen poses.' s;dr 4
"Do VOC prefer a boys dress 10 that o. . % r.
"Of course do OF shouidn tchoose ]
through the world better in II, tt
"TAe probe bii.iy - that they comp" 4
oven" said che, "if they do, tbey W Al
buy item for ms, ard at any rate they ''.sr1
,ue no,,,r, iUr l sDv-...n Aio~ Sor 70 ,sss ~
de.n,lrs thai sis had given " 2asse su'''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
NEF CHLRCH IN GREENWICH


CoTesrnrde OF Inc N T. 1nbune.
FAIRFIELD CousIY, Conn, Nov. 80, 1853.
Trnvelers upon the New-liaven Railroad have no.
ticed, in passing from Cosoob Bridge to Byrsm River,
a massive pe Of architecture csownhg the hin, some
two miles north Of the rail- sometimes called Horse
Neck and sometimes Putnams Hill, although the
precpice down which that gallant old soldier precipi
tated himself and his horse, when hotly pursued by
too many foes for even h.n 20 face, IL fourth Of
mile to the east.
The Second Congregational Church Of Greenwich
have horored themselves erecting such house for
the worship end glory of Jehovah. This hill beau.
tiful for situation" deserves more elph0nious name.
Her ceforth IL should be known as the Mount Morah
Of Connecticut for where there another worthy
of the distr ction
This cold structure low referred 20 must cert anly
be recognized as q pr,mstire church" and 10 this
respeet has the advantage OF the beautiful EPisro
pal church. i.s neighbor for while this is faced
with the white stone OF Caen the former is entirely
bulk of the granite, witch is tie subsratnm Of this
fpe region.
The Traveller who is won. to be hurled by the iron
horse through these frequent " cuts " on the New
Haven and New-Lonion roads, and marks tue broad
ard deep strata whose rough fsces have been smoothed
by TIE Iong drills Of ihe eIibs Of Erin, often asks
he p-sses frs structures of wood while the great
" Architect has everywhere prepared these lasting
terlals from which His houses gtt be built around
"wbich tie ivy might grow, and the associations Of
mary srhtInlloLr
However there ia now noble granite church a.
each extremity of this routes. New. foodou ant at
Greenwich; and it is hoped they viii not long be so
few and far between"
A friend furnishes tie following description Of the
Greenwich Church:
Collie in is style Il cor ss.s of rave 0ix]6 feet,
rarsep 20 FEET, and two sies each L. feet wide. The
nave projects 70 feet beyond tie sises, and in tAs
projection is located the choir having organ cost
ING T., 30. The font Of the church faces the South.
Ir h. - vaI N
church, and connected with t1e same by low porch,
s stote tower and steeple, also OF stone, which.
when completed viii he 2l5feet in hight. On the south
east angle lircese turret 10 feet sqlare. Toe
extreme length OF The front is III feet, aDd o. tile
sides including tie lecture and Sunday-schoo rooms IN
the rear, which are 3x64 is l2e feet from outside 10
OUTSIDE. The interior Of the church Is finished with
open roof sustained by arched soctonr, which are
supported by series Of poets and alta. bed columns
The windows are glszed With stsaed glass. The
building reflects sTss. cIsdi; on the taste Of The srea
tect, The hoersIiy OF rural parish, and tho en-
10 Xset dvrvr. yiArVn.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-30

A CARD.
n ZOELLER & CO., RESPECTFULLY IN
lie FORM THE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH and sur
rounding Country that they will Contract for all kinds of
Painting connected with House Building end Architecture
in general vz-Fresco Encanstc House and Sign Paint
ing Banner Painting. and Painting Glass, Gliding and
Bronzing and limitations of Wood Marble in all the
modernized and most approved styles.
They will decorate Halls and Churches in Fresco paint
ing-a style which has been known last for centuries
specimen of their work in this line be seen at
Mr. PERCIVALS ARCHITECTURAL OFFICE, Smiths
Brick Building, Fayetteville St. They will also furnish
Window Shades of their workmanship for Dwellings
or Stores which, for neatness and durability, be
surpassed in any of the Northern Cities.
All orders left at Mr.. Percivals Office, directed to
Tawboro', N. C , will be promptly attended to.
June %, 1885, 52-6m.
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NOTICE..
an THE 18TH OF MARCH, THE DI.
" recturs of the NORTH H-CAROLlNA MUTUAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY levied assessment of per cent.
all unexpired PREMIUM NOTES in the Office of the
Company the I'd Of February 1885, and the 9Th OF
April the Directors levied assessment of per
all unexpred PREMIUM NOTES in the Office the 22d
of March, 1858. The assessments were made in conse-
quence of the heavy losses sustained the Company
the I'd February and 22d March.
By order of the Exec. Com.
HAMDEN s. SMITH, Sect'y.
May IA. 1858. 39-tf
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N. C. Mutual Life Insurance Company,

N. C. Mutual Life Insurance COmpany,l
RALEIGH, May llth, 1858. !
In COMPLIANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
Company will insure the lives of healthy persons between
the Of Is and A. payable when the party reaches the
age of 80 years. and between the ages of Is and S. when
resen,ave, should he die before reaching those ages.
The Company will also sell annutes for life, for
term of years. By thus enarging its operations and
tending its usefulness the Company presents claims
to that public appreciation acquired by its beraty and
prompt compliance with all its engagements:
r. H. BATTLE, Sect'y.
38-tf
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ES,REENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers inducements those wishing to effect Insur-
for life rarely presented by similar institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance Life those
only, Members Of the Cpan-enttled such profits
as may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large amount of Deposits in the Trust De-
partmens of the Company, which kept actively
ployed.
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants life,
or on the lives of slaves for year, term of years. at
moderate rate of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of Saoins Oakland the
depositOIs allowed interest at the of
annum for time not exceeding four months per cent.
four and not exceeding six months and per cent.
for any time six months.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
D. p. WEIR, Sec. d 7Seas.
GreensbOrough n G. September !, 1851 Sly.
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900 to 700 Balesof Cotton per Annum.
AM STILL .uANUFACTURING AT THE
u Rocky Mount Mills, Edgecombe county n G, sOO to
ooo Raies Cotton per Annum and will deliver at any Of
oSr Railroad Depots free of eights to puhctual custom
three months time Or dsofSo, por q Per cent 'of
Orders addressed to WILLIAH BATTLE, Rocky Mount,
"" xsrch ss. Is5s. a-lypd.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
MCGEE WILLIAMS .Agsnts
FOR RALEIGH, N.
GREENSBORO MUTUAL INSURANCE.
~ GOMPANY.-Such has been the and economy of
the officers of this Company that free from debt
have made no assessments and have hand large
capital VIZ: in premium notes s457 o59 Os in cash $l5
that may accrue therefore have hesitation saying
to the public that there safer Company the South
country The most of the Risks in this Company be-
ing in the Western part of the State where the
OFFICERS:
JAMES SLOAN President.
E. W. OGBURN. Vice President.
C. P. MENDENHALL Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
WIN. H. CUMMINGS General Agent.
j. M. GARRETT, ...-
All communications business connected with this Of
fee, should be addressed to
r PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
.eSSshOro', N. c., July 81. 69-tf
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REAL & PERSONAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.


VNHE SUBSCRIBER, acting agent on behalf of leea-
tees will the 18th day of December next, sell at
FARM he a he
the county of Granville, North Carolina
in he auax OF
price Tobacco This farm has produced more high To-
very best condition to continue s cultivation with large
amount of fresh lands, fixtures, DC.
This farm lies miles south of the beautiful village Of
Oxford and seventeen miles from Henderson the
leigh CASTOR Railroad. Within convenient distance of
Of various denominations and the situation is
most desirable Estates in this part Of the country
Tar River its southern boundary affords large amount
grain cropscorn, Wheat and Oats which 'G is mous or
The farm is well watered-branches and creeks afford fine
plant beds. -.5'E.
have good Dwelling Houses with all necessary outbud
ings found such estates in fact the farm is in good
der. crop Of wheat will be seeded.
The terms of sale Of the land will be onehird cash. the
balance in tive equal annual payments bearing interest
from day Of sale Title will be retained until the purchase
Immediately after the sale of the land Administrator
will sell for cash seventyfve very valuable and likely Ne
groes and close out crops. Teams, &c. credit Of six
months s--t .....t-.
Sale to continue from day to day until closed. Address
o.t.,.. :, ,ose S. S. RoYsrsR, Adn',. !:
~ The Charleston Courier will please copy twice
week till 10th of cember and send account to this Office
SALE OF LAND, NEGROES COTTON, &c.
II ny OF DECEMBER NEAT L shall pro-
~ ceed 10 sell to the highest bidder at the late resi-
dence of DR. Henry Seawell decd the tract of land
miles East of Raleigh, containing 1000 acres (sub
ject to dower we'll adapted to the growth of Corn Cot
ton, &c l2 very likely Negroes consisting of men,
and children % or 80 bags of Cotton-the crop of
Corn Fodder, Peas &C. or s good Mules-one yoke of
Oxen, Cotton Gin, &C., &C.
The above property will be sold credit of six mouths
for all sums ten dollars; under that cash.
HENRY MORDECAI, Ex'r.
November !, 1858. Std.
sB Raleigh Register and Tawboro Southerner copy.
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Law COpartnership.

H.W. MILLER & G. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
IUAvING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice of the law in the County Courts will
attend promptly all business entrusted to their
They will attend the County Courts of Wake Johnston,
Nash Franklin, Granville, Person and Orange
Office Oh Fayetteville Street. above the Lawrence Hotel
where one or the other may be constantly found.
Jan. O. 1858. 3-H
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Peppers Corner Again Open.
VNHIS HOUSE, recently known the st. Charles, is
II now open and will be conducted FIRST CLASS
RESTAURANT The subscriber has rented the upper stories
Of the premises and will attend solely to the business Of
furnishing for his tables everything of the best kind which
this and the Norfolk markets can afford.
w. R. PEPPER, Proprietor.
Raleiph Oct 49, 1885, S4-H
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEW JEWELRY.
(tHAS H. THOMPSON has just returned from New
~ York, with splendid assortment of
New and Fashionable Jewelry,
Embracing all the latest STYLES and including fine assor
ment Of
silver Goods. &C., sc.
He solicts call from his friends.
Watches and jewelry neatly repaired on the shortest
notice.
CHAS H. THOMPSON,
No. % Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh Oct 1S. 1885, S4-tf
lIOAL, LIME, PLASTER, CEMENT, qua.
~ NO. Glover. Timothy Rye and Oats for seeding, Salt.
$500 Tons Anthracite English and Virginia Crate Stove,
Foundry and Smiths Coal
1900 Casks Lime and Plaster;
300 Casks Hydraulic Cement;
10000 Bushels Seed Oats, Rye, Glover and Timothy;
800 Tons Bird Island and Stearn's patent Guano;
Coarse, ground, fine, family packages Salt,
For sale at cash prices by
H. V. NIEMEYER.
Portsmouth, Va, Oct. 49, 1858. s7-tf
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McMANEN,S CELEBRATED SMUT AND
49, 80. SCREENING MACHINE.
NIFTEEN HUNDRED of which have been sold to the
II Millers and Farmers of North Carolina and the ad-
joining States All orders promptly filled and Machines
shipped to any part of the United States.
7-1I Address JOHN A. McMANNEN, 80
y. South Lowell N. G..
Ootober O. 1858. .-f 62-6m.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ARCHITECTURE.

ARCHITECTURE.
W. PERGIyAL IVA Architect and Civil Engineer Office
will furnish designs for Churches Public Buildings Stores
Town and Country Residences alterations of Old Build
tend to the laying off grounds for Onameutaon and sup
plying maps Of same
practical experience for than 16 Public
Private works in Europe Canada and the United States
those by whom he is professionally engaged in this Snte
The Building Committee on the Chapel Hill University
The Building Committee on the Raleigh new Baptist
Church,
R: S. Tucker ESQ. Raleigh,
VIM. NJ. Boylan, Esq, Raleigh,
W. s. Battle Esq, Rocky Mount, Edgecombe county
B large number Of Original Designs for Churches,
Villas, &C., can be seen at his Office.
August z, 1885, 6s-5m.
T. WADDILL
HAS CHARGE IF THE
FAXETT EVILLE HOTEL.
WITH EFFICIENT Adm THE DIFFERENT DE-
partments, and his supervision of the entire
he hopes to give satisfaction TO the Patrons
~ Raleigh and Warsaw four-horse lines of Stages
rive and nd depart from this House Daily, and the Salem
Fayetteville, N. c. Oct. l, 1858. sl-sm.
MILITARY GOODS,
SWORDS, SAsHES BELTS, EPAULETTES, LACES,
And every Description of Military Goods,
ACCORDING
Latest D. s. army and State Regulatons
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
10 Maiden Lane,
June 80 1858. 55-ly
1858. FALL IMPORTATION. 1858.
A MST.sONG, GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
RIBBONS, MILLINERY, 1a,sH1zs s,hK GOODS, AND STRAW
No. 237 Baltimore Street,
BETWEEN CHARLES HANOVER srs.,
BALTIMORE,
Offer stock in above Goods unequaed in variety extent
and cheapness in the United States
Terms strictly months, or off for Par funds.
OCEAN HOUSE,
PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA,
II. J. WHITE.
Sept /, 1858. lily
DRY GOODS-SPRlNG, 1858.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FRENCH, GERMAN, BRITISH AMERICAN FABRICS
"AVE NOW IN STORE COMPLETE ASSORT-
LII ment of and seasonable Dry Goods, for the
Special attention is solicited from the North Carolina
and Virginia Merchants.
JOIN STEVENSON,
JAMES WEDDELL,
VIM. H. CROW,
Nos 7s and 80, Sycamore Street, Petersburg Va,
March 0. 1853 90
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
W. J. s M T H,
Broad Street,
...or ,ozo NEwBERN. N. G.
Agust q, 1858. ely.
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FALL 1858.
HAMILTON & GRA HI "A M,

HAMILTON & CIR A HI "A M,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
RE now prepared to offer on the most favorable terms,
"A to Who1esdae Buyers, large Stock of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Selected with great care for the
Fall and Winter Trade,
which, for variety, beauty and its adaptation to the
NORTH-CAROLINA,
VIRGINIA, AND
will be found second to none
BUYERS from all sections invited to close and rigid
e1a"'naNon u ''' No. so SYCAMORE STREET,
- Petersburg, Va
September Z, 1885, 7@
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,

ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston and Chatham the Superior Courts of New Han
over and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts
and Supreme Court of North-Carolina at Raleigh
Office, the formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL
q. haywood, Jr.
Raleigh, May 90. 52--sw.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NOTICE. -..
&ndi he heretofore existing between
McPheeters Co., was this day dissolved by mutual
sent
j. W. Martin having disposed of his interest the busi
of the late firm will be settled by the other
only.
AEkRF Al NJ H'RakaHEss' eHisEEfs
J. w. MARTIN.
YNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed Co-part-
u nershp under the style and firm of
McPheeters & Ghiselin,
and will contine the Wholesale Grocery and Commission
business the old stand Of A. NJ McPheeters Co. Wills
Wharf.
A. NJ. McPHEETERS,
HENRY GHlSELIN.
August 2, 1858.
We beg call attention above notices. and solicit
a continuance Of the favor extended to the old firm
We shall keep aways on hand full and we'll selected
Wholesale GROCERY BUSINESS, So
Which vi will sell on on the most aecommodatng terms and
Stores other articles of produce shall have best and
McPHEETERS GHlSELIN.
Norfolk, August 3, 1858. 63-tf
W. c. wHITFoRD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
EAST FRosr-SrREEr,
NEWBERN, N. c.,
Smiths Line New.York Packets.
GOODS RECEIVED AND FORWARDED.
June Is, 1888 49-6mpd.
BARRON C. WATSON. CASTOR MEAREs.
WATSON MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
34 Burling Slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- thern produce.
Dec. IL. 7-swtf.
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LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, AT RA-
HI LEIGH for the month ending lst November, 1858.
Allen, RI Marshall, Thomas
Ashe w Hon McCullers, John
Allen, Jno MantOne, Ben
Brown, ws Nesmith,JP
Brown, Seth NyerJR
Brown, S Miss Olive, Merrill
Brown, Salle E Pfohl, Mrs
Bovce j Rev Patter, Zachariah
Barber Bart ! Evelne Miss Pishon, Pns1ao1 Duncan
Bialock, Martha Mrs Panshes Chai1s Widow of
Buffaloe, G NJ Parish AW
Bates, Enoch Perry Cannon
Barringer, n % Hon Petiitt, Henry
Robinson, Yankee
Coroner of Wake Co Rufan, F Mrs 2,
Cawthorn,A AS 8 Rudavl, Mary Mrs
Clarke, Geo Rhem, JosephL
Ryan, Prof
Dampire Eli Steel, T B
Sherwood, B r
Everett, G Prof Saunders, John G
Shaw, Martha
Fets, Lewis Slade JF
Fort, Charlotte Ann Miss sperIing, CIV
Frensley, JR Simmons, G Maj
Feldhain, Jacob Strong, NJ DR.
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