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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-Tbs
" subscriber offers at private sale the property
Known as the Bakery situated the side the
Canal, near the Alexandria Aqueduct, together with
the wharf. which ia about 2lO feet deep from Canal
to river; the tow path being included in this prop
erty.
The Bakery has q front of 64 feet on the Canal
and controls 80 inches Of water for driving its ma
THIS property for o Bakery or Coal Yard 10 not
aIpassed By any in the District.
Also, o w ood and Coal Yard now In the ocou nancy
Of HuIty Qme and Mr.. Barron. This property
has front Of lS feet on the Canal and ln2H feet on
the west side OF Green ,treet and Is easy of ac-
ton as any yard IN the District
Ihe above property wall be offered on liberal terms
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, Ix5 West street
Seorsetewn; or to 8. T. BROWN, Pa. av.. next to
corner OF 18th street. w sshIng ton d. c. 2j-tf
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kOR RENT.-The DWELLIN. HOUSE. No.
! $SS ID street. on the square immediately east of
me front OF The City Hail. next door residence
Of J. NJ Carlisle, the proprietor 70 whom applioa-
ton may he made; The house will be rented only
rent will be S7co per annum. payable at such periods
as may be agreed on. se2Stf
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plAaNQS FOR RENT.-Severs Rosenkranz
rent also, one Cabiuet Gtsnd No extra
o9arge for tuning. Csl q the Music pspotsssSS'
OF 80" w. D, ,METZRROTT,
poA t.a4..a... -r. y - star Buildings.
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FOR RENT-The front PARLOR and RED
I ROOM attached. over Kidwell Il Laurence s
Drug store. The most desirable rooms on Penn.
avenue, or ACCOUNT of their neaTness to Wilsrds'
Hotel and the Departments. Also. two Bedrooms
In third story. All furnished. Apply TO KIDWELL
q LAURENCE, T., near oruer I4th street.
IN q-eot, " ~'-~~''
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d. HAMMACK's RESTAURANT.
LADIES' SHOE STORE,
rem. arsRRe, bsf. 8sh cad sra Streets

L ~. II MMACk'S RESTAURANT,
~ NO. S4 ana 26 PESNS YLvlyIA AVENUE.
IhTee doors tceSt Of WiIidrds' HctsI.
This House having been thoroughly retaired and
RENTED, ls at present the most convenient A
a1d comfortable Of the kind In Washing (IA0
ton, being only few steps from one of the DIX
most pTncely hotels IN the country, in iGe I,n-
mediate vicinity of all the pub 10 departments
where gentlemen breakfast due or su at tn ei
own hours, and whore osn be found ali times a
more varled assortment than can be found In any
house IN this country. My stock Of all kinds of
Game cannot be equaed. Fine Old Whisky and
Handles. with all the celebrated brands of Cham
payne. mo % sts
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FOR RENTING FRAME HOUSE on 6 st..
Il south, between 9Th and 9th streets west. 0si.
and Lot fronts Is feet 9Th street. running back
NO ieet to a 70 foot alley. Terms, $50 per annum,
IHOMPSON,SS SIS Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets: ocl4
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west
II end OF the city. within few doors of the SEQ
retary OF the Interior. Gas and water, with baths
ana shoWer baths. and Is rooms. For further par
tlouiaTs inquire at this office 90 I5ltf
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AT SEVENTH STREET PRICES

The largest stock Of SILVER PLATED WAKE.
CUTLERY. HOuSEkEEPING Articles,
BhSkEIS BRUsbEs, BIRD "a GES, and
NoTlONS, he has ever offered ir this cItt, All
FRESH PRIME goods, boUs ht for oash be sold 81 the
.owest figure. He is determined 70 sell. and the
pace TO buy a. At FRANCOIS.
above Odd Fellows Hall,
no 6-1 7th street
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A LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
a AT REDUCED PRICES,
Do you want rioh DRESS GOODSl
Go to w. COLLEY & CO.'S.
III You wish to purchase q handsome Fancy or
Black SILK DRESS, don't fail to
Call At J. w. COLLEY 4 CO.'S
Doyou wish the hest plain and plaid French Me-
RlNOS at g., Is, 25 and IS oents
Go to J. w. COLLEY CO.'S
Ladies, if You want handsome CLOAK or
SHAWL at a far low price,
In short, IL you wish any first class Dry Goods at
reasonable prices, call at No SIS 7th street, doors
above IA. avenue. no y -9v
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For Rent and Sale,

ROOMS-Pleasantly situated, either single or
~ connecting. can be obtained at No S'I penn
avenue, south side, between 9Th and 10th sts.
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MAINE MERcEs PopTAToEs. APPLES,

MAINE MERCER POTATOES, APPLEs.
wi MACKIREL, &c.
Landing this day, from schooner George DeeTing.
Captain Pinkham, at BradeJ's VhaTi' from Port
land. Maine
IRON the Vessel.
50 bsrrels Baldwin A pples. in good order,
100 do. Nos I. 2. and Mackerel,
zoo kits Mess Mack erol. put up for family use.
100 boxes superior Herring, salmon, Goldfish, and
Alevives.
For sale by
GEO.& THOS. PARKER CO,
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EURNlSHED ROOMS TO LET-Two or
three hne Rooms, with conveniences OF hot and
oold water bsh. gas, and well furnished loca, ed m
the best OF neIghborhoo0s, are for rent Enauire
OTk avenue and street. no 30 aoat
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NEW UPHOLSTERY.
Sofas, Chairs, Lounges. &c.. upholstered covered
and recovered.
Shades, Window Curtains. Drapery, 40, crt.
made, and put mp.
Carpets new and old cut, made, and put down.
Hair and Spring Mattresses made o. remade.
Old Furniture repaired. varnlshed, &c.
An work personally attended to. and 81 soneble
prices. w. n. MI TChELL,
oc 25-u 80 llfh street
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Boots, Shoes, &c.

SELLING OFF! SELLING OFFH
BOOTS, SHOES. AND BrRRrps
,9f every description. for
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k'tnNIehED HOUSE TO RENT-Sss e st.
Il between Sd q d "a streets west-su ,nlIed rr,,h
wafer. gas, q O., stable aud carriage house Apply
VI ING Pfethlsos. no q eofw
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CHARLES N. KUGLER,
~ No 5la Pa aeea4e, bsftcseH ID 6Hd Sd sfs.,
VIII furnish ard send ICECRAM in any part o
the CITY AZ 81 80 per gallon; 40 cents quart. Fairs
Festivals Balls and Parties OF all kinds furnished
the most reasonable terms.
oo Sm G. N. KUGLKR.
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PARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
DEALEHS-For rent, for ten years. a vacant
LII upon near 2Oth street, 81 by l29 feet nearly
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
apply to Dr. CHAS. II. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
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FOR SALE.
1000 TO 1900 ACRES OF LAND.

DEING desireus to remove to the South, I offer
ID my Lands for sale, consisting Of two farms
on Abbott's Creek, in Davidson county, and
about two miles apart. One of about 400, and
the other 500 acres, adapted to all kinds of grain
and Tobacco. embracing $50 to 200 acres Of tilla
BILE and meadow low grounds. The above lands
are N. W. Eve miles from High Point Station, on
the N. c.. 4. Road. Another tract near the Rail
Road. about half way between Greensborough and
jamestown, Guil:ord county, of about 100 acres.
Another tract of about lbs acres one mile west of
Normal College, Randolph county.
will sell the above lands, together with sever.
al pleasant and convenient building lots in High
Point, at prices to correspond with the pressure
of the times, take slaves in pay nAent, and maxi
ter ms easy Sor purchasers. 1 will take pleasur,
/. in shaving the lands to any wishing to see then
and in answering any inquiries made by letter .
otherwise. I reside on the AhbottTs Creek lands
Ny address is high Point, N G.
HALEY BROWN.
Oct 3aslsss. 1915
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Woman's Fidelity.

JESUS ROSE Most inspiring record!
The earth has received the body Of the pro
f.ssed Messiah! Men and Angels had wit
pcssed his death-throes wicked men had
waooed their tongues in derision, and cried
-aAbal Ahay' The sun had yelled his
face in darkness, and even the Disciples
aed appalled, from the tragedy enacted be-
fore them. Twas a gloomy hour for earth
and the newborn hopes Of men. In HIN
had been conferred the pious and Cody as
n;ratiops Of those who had "given up al
for .Jssus.n But when the hour of tria
came, they cravcnly denied their Lord, ano
with ~blasphemy even the boldest s0ore the.
.,A;5 not know the fellow" The nails hav'
fixed the precious hands to the rugge'
wood the soldiers spear has cleft that I'm
maeulate side-and when he cries-"M
God, why hast thou forsaken me-" even tn
few who had sworn though all the worl
Eorsake thee, yet will | not forsake thee,
they stood afar off. Then it was that W.
MAN, rising above the timidity of her Sc
braved the storm Of ridicule and persecr
ton that ragged 50 fercely around he
and chung but the more closely to Il
Cross, proving her love and fidelity for h
cruci6ed Lord and Master.
Nor did her faith aud devotion give wa
although death and hell seemed to sta'
yictors over the entombed body Of Him
whom she had trusted as her Saviour. It
the third day. as she had been "last at
Cross so also was she "frst at the toni
Not with in6dd doubts and fears came 81
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RECEIpTS FOR THE ACE

SINCE LAST IssUE-$1 DR. j Murchison.
White Cross; Yancy Allen, Bushy Fork !;
Mrs . Morris, Sugar Hill w j Stockard,
Llndley's Store 6 B Parnell and others.
Mocksville Miss S A Ferguson, Miss Mary
A Rogers, Crabtree; j A Dunbar, Ridge.
way, 5 G; David Smith, Smithfeld j Col
lett, Shady Grove s Presley, Due West ;
K Edmondson, Stantonsburg j Mayfeld,
Kldgeway; in Brock Pennington; w W
Harris, Harris Depot Chas Wilson, Cald-
well; Wyatt Walker, Yancyville S Viii
hanson, Mt Olive; A G Parham, Asylum
Britain Harris, Calvin Olive, New Hill: NJ
Oliver, E M Wicker, Long Street; Mrs B
Blzzell, Newton Grove; j I Siler, w G All.
man, Franklin; Sylvina George, Oxford
Sam1 Walls, Shady Grove; j Porter, W
r Magee, Halifax.
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NORFOLK
MCPHEETERS B. GHISIETJN

WHOLESALE GRocERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
ma n-LOtf :. nos to come n qaj }tsfat " sa 81 /;
ENtfa OF a 4; Family 1t n -, cash.
DRIED FRUIT.-Peeled Peaches S. Is unpeeled
3 20 Bright Apples l IS a | so.
B. L. PEAs.-Meet ready sale at l 35.
NAVAL SToREs.-Tar l rs a 2 90; Spts. Turp.
AT Common Rosin l IS.
CoTToN.-The receipts are quite heavy and the
stock in market about l 200 or 500 bales. Prices
have declined considerably under the late unfa-
vorable news, and we note sales 800 or 1000 bales
in the past week at l14c.
SUNDRIEs.-Flaxseed $l4 a II; Beeswax % a
80 Peruvian Guano S5S a so; Lime 874 a 81
L. B. Salt 81 As a l SO; G. A. 95 a 81.
EAT We have no transaction to report.
BAGGiNG.--We quote l64 a 164 with an upward
tendency.
PEANUrs-In demand at s74 a 80.
MEAL-75c per hushel.
GRocERIEs.-Rio Coffee IL a lie Lag. 123
13: Java II a Is; N. 0. and P. R. Sugar 8 a 81
Soft Crushed l03 a III; N. o. Molassos 50 a So
Oct 80.
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E- 1t would be affectation to deny my
appreciation Of the compliment bestowed
by my gifted and highly esteemed young
friend "DoLPH," who has dedicated his
beautiful Versicular Story, which appears
IN this paper, to the humble Editress. 1t
is full of touching pathos, and delineates
the true devotion Of two loyal hearts, that
"love on through all ills and love on till
they die" We hope none of the readers
Of the Age'wil permits its length to de-
prive them of its perusal. 1t is a tale of
Love, around which are woven in graceful
garlands the faith andhopes of the christian,
and it portrays a fidelity like that which
the blest Book, which is full of love, gives
us in the thrilling story of Naomi and
Aminadab. By the way, reader, did you
ever notice that model Glove Story" in the
Bible? If not turn to the book of Ruth.
and you will find the most touching Love
story you ever read.
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GOODBYE !" This word signifies a
wish for a safe and prosperous passage to
one with whom We are about parting. And
yet though it means so kindly, what a
tinge Of melancholy surrounds it as we give
the farewell kiss and speak the parting
word. W. have recently felt its painful
application, by being called upon to say
Goodbye" to one whose gentle voice and
amiable, bland manners have shed a sun
shine of sweetness around our family circle
for several months past. She has gone to
her dear home in the far sunny South
where loved ones have ere this greeted her
with maternal and sisterly affection-but
the fragrance of her sweet spirit Will long
linger around those who love her so dearly
here. Dear "BgNNIE," may thy pathway
through life be as peaceful and pure as thy
W sweet, gentle spirit-and may no rude
thorn e'er l~acerate thy heart so kind and
loving.
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But with a full confidence that His prom
ises would be fulfilled, and that He would
rise again." She had seen him raise the
dead body Of her brother from the grave,
and she knew He would come forth again,
a victorious conqueror over the combined
malice of wicked men and devils. And
for her faithful devotion, she was houored
with being the first to proclaim "a risen
Saviour" Though "by her transgression
she broughtdea into the world and all our
wo," yet as a reward for her fidelity, she
was chosen of God to herald the glad IL
dings Of the resurrection and of the open
ing Of the paradisiacal portals to the pres
ence of a reconciled Creator, from which
man had been expelled.
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

ON account If the death of the late Proprietor,
the Hotel in Roxboro', Person CO., N. c., is fog sale.
1t is the on y one in the place, and being at the
county seat, is well patronized and is profitable.
1t is believed to be as good paying property as
there is in the county. 1t is offered on private
terms, with credit to suit purchasers, until 3rd
Monday in November, after which, if not sold be-
fore, it will be sold at public sale. The furniture
and some wood land near by are for sale also.
ANN Il. READE, Admiaistratrie.
Oct. 80, 1858. 10-a
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Medicines, Paints, Oils, gerfumery and
Fancy Goods.

Medicines, Paints, Oils, Feffumery and
Fancy Goods
nESCUD l. GATLING have now in store their
FALL STOCK, which will i greatly increas-
ed by invoices daily expected. and they feel as
sured that all Oho need DRUGS. MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS PERFUMERY
BRUSHES, and other articles ii their line aoill'
saUe msomey By applying to them before purchasing
| an THIS or Gav other market in TIE State.
All our Goods are what theF are represented,
viz Pure and put up in superor style.
We offer the following articl9 very iO-, viz:
5000 lbs. pure Lead, v~arious> Eaetcries. including
Lewis Pure Lead;
10 Bbls. Pure Linseed Oil;
10 do Lamp and Machine 0l5
40 Packages Varnish. (all kind 81
400 Boxes Windsor Glass;
I0,000 lbs. Putty;
20 Bbls. Mineral Paint;
200 Ounces Quinine;
10 Cases Concentrated Lye for making Soap good
and cheap;
500 lbs. Blue Stone.
And many other Goods, in whoespackages. which
we hope our friends attending the Fair will call
and examine. We hope also hey will leave their
orders early in the week, SO trey can be filled
before they leave town.
Those who may be preventdtfrom visiting eur
CITY. will please send their orIers, which shall be
faithfully executed. PESCtDG
Raleigh, Oct. I3, 1858. S..tf
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PROSPECTUS.
CANTWELL,S LAW PRACTICE.

YHNHE undersigned respectfully invites subscri-
bers to the publication of his treatise upon
the Practice Of Lao IN the Courts of North Caro-
liao, to hand in their names By the LIST January
and be selieiR for the work the patronage of the
Gar and the public generally. The first volume,
now nearly ready for the press. is devoted exclu-
slvely to the consideration of Legislative and Er-
e~cttice Powers. Under tho first named title, the
following titles and chapters of the Revised Code,
with The accompanying decisions, will be found
embraced, viz:
County Boundaries; County Revenue and
Charges, Court Houses, Prisons, etc.; County
trustees; Fairs General Assembly; Inspections ;
Poor; Registers Rivers and Creeks; Roads,
Ferries, etc; Idiots and Lunatics; 0rdinaries and
Ketailers; Mills and killers; Prisoners; Weights
aud Measures.
Under the second ngmed title, Executive PoO-
ers, will be found the following chapters and titles
of the Revised Code, viz:
Attorney General, etc.; attorneys at Law !;
Courts, County and Superior Court Supreme /;
Guardians and Ward; Administrators !; Auc ton
GERS; Clerks; Constables; Coroners; County
Trustees; Deeds, Entries and Grants; Fairs Lit
erary Fund, etc.; Patrol; Pilots Processioners;
hegisters; Revenue Rivers and Greeks; Road /;
oher'tfs; Rangers Standard Keepers; Wrecks.
Inc design OF the work is, under these various
titles, to present the student and practitioner with
an intelligent and connected view of the Statute
Law of North Carolina, applicable to each, to-
getner with all the decisions of the Court thereon
up to the last term, and to each chap
ter with the appropriate Forms for proceeding.
1t is also proposed to add, in the Appendix, a
number of Forms ana Precedents usually requi-
red IN Conveyancing and Office Practice the
whole being intended as a general guide to the
practice of Law in II. c., and manual for the use
of the student and lawyer.
Ihe book will resemble in appearance and exc
cution " Cantwell's Justice . and will be deliver
ed, postage prepaid, to subscribers at S. per copy,
cash; payable ON delivery.
EDWARD CANTWELL,
Nov. I. 1853. 80 y Raleigh. N. C.
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TO TEACHERS.

THE Trustees of the Masonic Classical Institute,
at Roxboro', Person county, N. c., wish to employ
a Teacher of experience and ability for the next
year.
They will guarantee a salary, or he can take the
school on terms, which has paid about one thou
sand dollars a year. Applicants will state their
terms, experience il teaching and the length OF
time they would like to remain here. None need
apply, but such as can come well recommended fol
scholarship and ability to teach.
c. L. WINSTEAD, SEC.
Roxboro', Oct. Both 1853. IO-lstD.
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PRICES CURRENT.
Reported by VIM. Il. Oliver & Co,

Grocers, Commission, ReceiUing and forwqrdin
Merchants.
DEALERS IN LIME, GUANo, &C., NEwBERN, N. C.
Bacon, hog round 123; Coffee, rio u a BE; La
guayra 13a14; Java 16a20; Maracaipo Is; Cotton,
III Fish, blue fish per bbl 6 90; Shad no. 2,
10 90; Trout 90; Flour, N. c. 6 so a Z 90;
Grain, Corn O0a So; Oats 40; Peas l 90 ; Hay
70 a 90 Lard l34 Lime lump 25; Common
none; Molasses, New Orleans 40; West Ind es 33
to 38 as to quality Syrup 40 Pork, City mess
per barrel 10 SO Plated 10 90 Rosin 1 Is Ros-
in oil Is to 80 per gallon as to quality Salt, G.;
Sack l 90 a L 10; Coarse rs a 80; Spirits Tur,
pentine a.; Sugar. refined IL a 10; Brown 9 a ii
Crushed 10; Loaf 10; Tar l so; Turpentine
dip 3 35 a 0 90 scrape 2 10; virgin 3 so.
Oct. 80.
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Palmer's ~IewerTlStore.

T HAVE just returned from the North, and am
i ready for the Fair, with very fine and rich
assortment Of every thing KEEP in'Jewelry Stores :
Gold and Silver Watches-Gn tlemen and Ladies;
Gold Watch Chains-Fob, Vst and Guard;
Gold Neck Chains;
Gold Full Sets-Pearl, Garntt, Cameo;
Pearl and Jet Painting and ava. Beautiful;
Breast Pins aud Ear Rings, al a6oves
Lockets and Pencils, Gold
A fine assortment of Sleeve Buttons aud. Studs
Charms, &C.;
A very large assortment & Gold, Silver and
Steel Spectacles-to suit aLeRes
Gold ~nnAfd1Spoons, Forks cups SAT- STANDS
Napkin Rings and Butte n0lVeSS
Fish, Ice-Cream and Cake IpaEeS
A large and full assortment erfiaeeo "oooS'Veiy
fine and rich; -
Casters, Cake Baskets, Urns ofAs''0poona UPS
and Goblets; T.. &C..
Tea Sets, Table Knives, VFi'e's' =" QUINN
and Butter Stands;
Cups and Saucers, &C.;
Fine Table Cutlery, Pocket Hi'eS' na~Of" "a
NJ ~ Tootb p-,sbes I'D Combs.
l have not time to tell Puah l n1Io'
and see my fine, beautipas ana Sno1 F%"0'
Goods. JOH1 I.
~ Raleigh, N. C.
oo.ohort 1890 8-41-3t.
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Female NORMAL SCHOOL,
High Point, n. c.
REV. n. MeR RAY. PRrNclPAL,

THIS Institution is in successful operation. i
permanency is guaranteed by our lease -
the promises for FIVE years. Young Ladies : j
limited means are credited FOR their tuition unit.
they cum teach and pay a.
We can accommodate lbs boarding pupils. Tb
Boarding Department is undep the management
and control of the undersigned. Pupils are chars.
| ed from the time of entrance Board 30 per montai
| Eng fsh Branches IS to Is per session. Language
| and Ornamental low. Half Of the expenses rq
onired an adcance. For full information addres
REV. W.. I. LANGD0N, Proprietor.
Ostubex :, 1855. T-$s Oe-40-e.
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WANTED PURCHASERS

EfOR TWO SMALL FARMS, lying in the
L upper part of Nash county, at Castalia P. O
en- theeroad leading from Nashville to Shocco
springs, 16'miies frona, the former and N iron
the latter one OF which contains go and th
ether $50 acres. There is on each place a goot
comfortable dwelling and all necessary out bull.
aings with woodland and improVeu cleared Ian,
pFoportiosed to the size Of each. The water
sne1ceptionable, the neighborhood renarksbl
healthy, the land adapted to the growth Of corr
eotten, wheat and, tobaccol The situation offer
Inducements also to- those desirous of epgaein
IN the mercantile business, being q god Stor
house and stock Of goods at the place, which ca
BE obtained oE accommodating terms if desired
Those wishing to purchase can address the sui
t0rlber, or come at once and xauine the premise
S~eTthemsefTes. Terms made accommodating.
JOHN A. HARRISON.
CaStatla, Oct. 9th, 1898. TT
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MusTc TEACHER.

A LADY we'll qualified to teach, is DESTROYS of
IA procuring a ~sitsation as Music Teacher in
ces can be procured at once, or at the commence
ment of the ensuing year. Would prefer a situa-
ton in the central portion of North Carolina, but
will receive proposals from any of the Southern
States. A letter addressed to T. W., care of the
Editor of the Spirit ef Age, Raleigh, will receive
prompt attention. 1O-f
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MARRIED

On the evening of goth of October. by Rev.
w. l. VanEaton, r. w. George to Miss H.
L. Barker, all of Jonesville, Yadkin co, n.
By the Rev. Samuel Pearce. on the 10Th
ult., in Johnston county, Mr.. Seth Woodall
of Wake to Miss Martha A. Durham. of John.
ston county.
"a R. G. Advocate and Standard COPY.
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nSr We understand that the splendid Pi-
ano which was exhibited at our late State
Fair, by Messrs Boswell & Co, of Baltimore.
was sold to Mr.. VIM. Murdock, of Salisbury,
before the exhibition closed, and two Others
were engaged.
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Dyspepsia is known as one of the most distress
ing complaints which afhict humanity and until
the advent of the Oxygenated Bitters, had been
considered incurable. or when durable, requiring
years to accomplish it. The Oxygenated Bitters
perform in a few days, cures, which other medi-
vines take years to alleviate.
For sale by Williams q Haywood. Raleigh.
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H- The Mecklenburg Agricultural Socie-
ty is to be held in Charlotte on the 4th and
9th of November, instant. Our thanks are
rendered for a complimentary ticket by the
Society.