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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-11-24

Our Know-Nothing friends are reveling in the an
ticpation Of jolly time this winter. They calcu-
late confidently upon Kilkenny cat fight among
the Democracy the Senatorial election and their
faces, which buta short time back We're elongated
the length of hand saw, and nearly sharp,
now drawn up like the merry phz Of the Dutch al
derman over his cups. Cutfy at a husking frolic-
we mean nothing offensive by the comparison-never
presented appearance Of more intense and cOnce-
trdted happiness, than do these amiable gentlemen
at the prospect of little trouble in the Democratic
family Well, WELL We arc not so selfish to wish
to deny them a morsel of qualification, and when
we remember that the only enjoyment which fate
ever permits them to have is in anticipating some
event never to happen, rather disposed to
courage them than to put a damper on their hopes.
Laugh on, then, gentlemen, at the expected break
up in our ranks perhaps it may be to your wishes
but don't forget one thing that can lick you out
of your boots at any and all times no matter what
little affairs of our own we may have to settle
Elizabeth City Pioneer.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-11-24

WILMINGTON AND WELDON RAILROAD COMPANY
The Stockholders of the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad Company, says the Wilmington Herald of
Thursday, convened in annual meeting at the Court
House this morning. and organized by calling Owen
r. Keenan, Esq, of Duplin, to the Chair, and by ap-
pointing John \. Washington, Esq, of Craven, and
Patrick Murphy, Esq, of Sam pson, Secretaries
Owen r: Kenan, ESQ.,, of Duplin, appears as
proxy for the State.
A committee consisting of the secretaries, with
VIM. A. Wright, Esq, was appointed to verify
proxies, and ascertain the amount of stock repre-
sented
present in person and proxy-2,2ls shares in per-
son, s, 963 by proxy; more than quorum.
The reports of the Presipent and Superintendent
We're ordered to be read when we left the Court
House-half past IL oclock.-Daiiy Progress.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-11-24

An INDIGNANT WoMAN-Some "horrid wretch
having ventured on the opinion that" a woman who
loves unsought, deserves the of the man she
loves" is shot dead by the following from a lady
correspondent of the Buffalo Patriot:
Heaven forgive me! but may the man who pen
ned that, never see another bonnet! May no white
dimped arms ever encircle his crarat, or buttons
vcgetate his shirts. May rosy lips ever press
his monstache and the fates grant that his dickcy
strings break short off every morning. May wo-
mans heart ever learn to beat faster except with in
dgnation, at the mention Of his name, and may his
stockings always need darning.
!. And when his nerves all unstrung by disease,
,sAd his head throbs with, pain as thoueh earth
quake were brewing in it, may he have nothing in
his sick chamber but boot heels, and see not one
inch of muslin or calico.
Gives her love unasked! Oh! with true heart
ed man, this would methinks, be the reason of rea-
sons why he should love her. She gives to him her
whole heart-for in these things woman does not
work by halves-not from gratitude, because he
loves her not from pity or charity because he has
begged it Of, her. but because-because-dea me
it will take more of philosopher than am to ac-
count fors The undepiable fact that women do some
times love the horrid creatures called men.
RUTH CLEANING.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Gen. Scott, under date of the
10th instant has issued general orders, No. %, re-
capitulating the several combats which have
red between the Indians and the United States troops
since the publication of similar order, numbered
fourteen The present order commences with the
fight between Col. Lovings command and the Mogo-
lion Indians at the Canon de los Muertos Carueros
in New Mexico, on the Gath of May 1857, and con-
tnues down to the latest combat which took place
on the lst of October, ultimo, between Major Van
Dorn's command and the Camanches, at Wachita
village The engagements number eighteen. TIE
killed and wounded and the officers engaged in the
respective encounters are all mentioned in the or
der; and an appropriate testimonial is there borI
10 their GaIlaaty.
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Gen. Walkers Vessel.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Secretary Cobb has re-
turned to the Collector Of the Port of Mo-
bile in relation to the departure of Gen. Walkers
vessel for Nicaragua. The ents kept secret,
but it is believed that he refuse to grant clearance
tits known here that there large number of
emigrants in and around Moliie, and it is certain
that they will not be permits. to depart, unless
they escape the vigilance of t;,e government Off
cials.
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The Legislature.

The Legislature.
1t will be seen by reference to the proceedings of
Thursday last, that Rufus H. Page has been elected
Secretary of State for the ensuing two years 1t
will be recollected that MIR. Page has held this po-
sition for some months past under appointment from
the Governor. He is capable and faithful Of
fcer.
We hear of no opposition to the present incum-
bents of the Treasury and Comptroller Departments,
and presume there will be none.
The election of Senators, it is thought, will take
place in the early part of next week.
Both Houses moving on harmoniously and
preparing for the despatch of business. Several i'm
portant bills have already been introduced.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-11-24

A"HAIRLEss" TRIBE IN AusrRAL1A.-Mr. Rob
erls, civil Engineer of Sydney, who has been for
SGVera d months engaged in surveying the squatting
alsrlet Of the Barwan lately fell in with party Of
M ,e hairless savages" whose existence has recent
y oeen made known. They comprised family of
DIX man and his wife and four children, all totally
s.'1te celaI OF hair Their complexion is of copper
color, less dark than that of the North American
iituafs, 7. and partakng more of the Mexican tint.
MSS supposed that this family is the produce of an
maa, merllxture of the Malays and the Northwestern
b 'aek tribes of Australia driven from the Interior
~ tIl'huous and incessant drought, or that they
az the remnant of some raca =
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ID I E ID

At the residence of his father in y. City, the 10Th
ST. aged ~ yeare and 10 months. Mr. Genge keichAn,
Deaf Muiel frmerly Teacher in the j. T.. Institute
the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind
the residence Of her pareuis this town CO the sofa
Evelyn. infant daughter Of Josiah and Srssa 3. Bell
ed IS months and is dsys-
Evelyn beautiful and intellectual little child. God
the opening fower. Twas TO pure for earth he has
snsF1setsd il in Hesva. tc1
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WHOLE VOTE New YoRK-The figures are
for Morgan, Republican, 235, ,657; for Parker Demo-
crat. 2l7, Ola; for Burrows, American, 47,sll; for
Gerrit Smith, Abolitionist, 4,5sS Morgan over
Parker 1858. The Democratic vote is largely in
creased and the Republican majority much reduced
since 1856. The untoward result in the Congress
onal districts is due to the unfortunate feud in the
Democratic ranks.
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Public Printer.

1t will be in the proceedings of the two
Houses of the Legislature on Tuesday, that Holden
& Wilson were elected printers to that body.
We tender our sincere thanks to our friends in
the Legislature for this mark of their regard and
confidence and assure them that no pains nor ex-
pense will be spared to do the public work prompt
ly and in good style.
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LARGE RECEIPTS OF CorroN.-The excess in re-
CENTS of cotton over last year. indeed any other
wear. is remarkable Total to latest dates slo,sz1
bslss, against s42,7so last yen. increase 47S'oS@
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GRe Stan0ar6.


HOLDEN WILSON, STATE Printers
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VorE OF New YoRK.-The atlas d Argus, AL
bany, N. Y, makes the following comparisons OF the
vote of New York for the last three years. by which
it will be seen that the Democratic party, though
now defeated, has polled a much larger vote than
ever before The figures show that the Americans"
have dwndled to mere fragment, and that the only
parties having any life or organization are the De-
rnocfatic and Black Republican parties:
Republican Democrat American
s4ae5H a56 9O7 195,S76 ~ l24, 604
1877 IN '425r 195;482 66,SS2
yIasS 4e46,0O0 22S, 600 -; $50, ,000
democratic gain since 1856, 33, 900.
Republican, loss, 80, 900.
American loss, 64, 600. sa..s- 4.
The total vote this year, giving 5000 to Gerr'tt
Smith, is $4,000
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F,rp O1p IRISH WHIsKEY.-Messrs w. H. 4 r.
6 Tucker have presented us with bottle of good
old Irish Whiskey, imported by themselves, and no
do,ht oenuine article b Some friends who tasted
it pronounced it very good The Messrs tucker
have a quantity Of it for SALE we 1eaTn tnat mat II
makes 6ne punches these cold nights. .sg "a
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STRANGE MIsrAkE-Mr. w. D. Cooke has, mad
vertently, we presume, placed Mr.. Holdsclaw, the
member from Watauga, among the Wings. 1t is
the first time this gentleman has ever been ranked
So and we are requested to state that nc is now as
ever one of the original pannel" of Democracy.
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A BUSINESS WoMAN-Christina, dowager Queen
SPAIN is of the richest individuals in Europe,
and probably the greatest business woman In the
world Her operations are not confined to any one
country, any single class of securities. She
dabbes in everything. Driven from Spain, she has
her fist in every speculative project in the Penlnsu-
lar. She has contracted with the Pope to build the
railways Of the Papal States Her investments in
the French railways have been large she has bought
Malmason, the former residence of Josephene, and
now OWns the Courier de Paris newspaper. She
mas been of the most successful operators IN the
Cuban slave trade, and has innumerable projects in
Cuba-among which are the Havana gas works, sew
eral fine sugar estates and many tracts of fine lands
at one time, she was paramount in Spain. 1t is
said she offered to lend her influence to the sale of
Cuba to U.s. provided would give her the land
the walls of Havana stand She has two or
tiree agents in this country-one being in Phlla-
delphia, one in New Orleans and another without a
nxed location. Each of these is supposed to con-
tro Investments to the amount of one or two mil
Eons seattle ed in real estate railway securities and
State Stocks
IHE Coal FIELDS RAMROAD.-The following from
the Weldon Patriot, is a new evidence of the pro-
gress of this work in public favor:-
We see the Fayetteville papers are urging upon
tne attention of the people the importance of aiding
the Coalfields Railroad Whatever our feelings may
nave been heretofore in regard to this enterprise,
recent events have inclined us to regard it more
aVorably than at any time hitherto, and to dispose
us 10 examine the subject with every desire to its
success, even if the State shall be required to extend
her ad provided that thereby she is not too serious
y involved in consequence" -h
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GEORGE S. STEVENSON, EsQ-We learn that this
gentleman will decline to be candidate for reelec
ton to the Socitorshp Of the Second Judicial Cir
cu it being his wish to devote more of his time to
the civil docket Mr.. Stevenson has held the Office
for eight years. and has discharged its duties in an
able and most satisfactory manner. He has more
than met the expectations of his friends and retires
with their undiminished confidence.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-11-24

CUMBERLAND SUPERIOR CouRr--Hinnant Faulk,
charged with the murder of negro belonging to
Alvin Lewis, was tried before Judge Saunders, at
Fayetteville, on Tuesday and Wednesday last and
acquitted For the prisoner, Jno. Winslow, R. S.
French W. H. Haigh, r. E. Troy, Giles Leitch, j.
w. Cameron, j. P. Fuller and NJ. j. McDufic, Esqrs
For the State, Solicitor Strange. The jury was out
half an hour. Yesterday friday was set for the
trial of Quash, negro, for the murder of free ne
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-11-24

MEcLENBuRG COUNTY BoNDs.-These Bonds, issued
by the county for paying its subscription to the cap
ford Railroad Company, are now in market. They
bear seven per cent interest payable semi-annualy
with coupons attached, and of the denomination
of 500. They will be much more useful, for do
mestic purposes on account of their small denomina-
ton, and are a certain and safe investment Ap-
rlicst;on can be made at either of the Banks to
Cant John Walker of this county, or to b. w. Gui'
nm. President of the ROad-OHor. DIM
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1858-11-24

,W" On yesterday in the House of Commons, Mr..
Caldwell, of Burke, moved to 60 forthwith into an
election for Senator of the United States to fill the
unexpired term of Hon. Asa Biggs; and the same
motion was made in the Senate by Mr.. Gorrell of
Guilford. These motions were rejected by large
majorities.
We cannot perceive why the opposition should be
so anxious to go into the Senatorial elections. The
Democratic party of the two houses will bring on
these elections at the proper time-in all probab-
ity early in the ensuing week.
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CoALF1ELDs RAnRoAD.-The Fayetteville Obserr-
err speaking of the railroad from that place to the
coalfelds, says:
"We have mach reason to believe that the Legis-
ature will do the State great good, and itself
so lasting an honor to supply the means for dis
emboweling the earth of the rich treasures which
have so long lain useless in the Deep River valley
1t can be done without dollar of additional taxa
ton, without dollar from the State Treasury, or
the risk of doar.'
Maj. Gilmore, the Senator from Cumberland and
Harnett has introduced bill concerning this road
which will come up for early action.
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CoRREcTIoN.-In our last we gave the name of the
assistant Doorkeeper in the Senate as Terry. 1t
should have been c. c. Tally of Chatham county,
the former incumbent.
By the way, in speaking of Doorkeepers, we may
mention that Messrs. Page and Webster, the princi
pal Doorkeepers of the two Houses, are old and
faithful officers. Mr. Page has been Doorkeeper of
the Senate for number of years. and has probably
been in Office longer than any other officer about the
Capitol Mr.. Webster has also been in office for
several years. No better officers exist anywhere.
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uho DIE ssrl@lcetnen Mnttttpneh, meide aus einem uncrbentliheu
Na9tn peer aus Der gc6Cr entlprinaen.
aSe llnSereaulthfeit, S6Ire i'm Mooen, Gpiif, Ser;brsuneu.
@Ypetitlpl!9tttt, Nen9ltIthfett, S~eriSpfunp, blutsnoe r6 Nnifos
ponnprrhoiren. Sn allen n~eropltn Wre rbeimatlhcn S6lcn Bat cs
ett %nnSahll9en @Ralen ~tpOhItbdti8 8spirit uno ppGitdn6ise 6:iiura
berpOr9ebradpt. ~
9alebe 1T cine rein Y~esstabiiIAs MiIAuna, roA lircno piTsu.
lhatiItdal grInolascn rmb mad &nmeiluns bcS beribmtsn bea6n.
etlhen Yrctenors Sperb0pc, tereittt. QStsen ieines aoBen GrfplocS
IN pfl iielten e%lrrpGtiden Staaten, tar cine @infI6un0 in Ben
Ser. Sfaafen nfbr tHr Sieitnt9en tciinlmt, welhe aus ,mlsrrt 3D.
trl4npe m plelem Galte Serireut inb. 9a banilbe inter i6nen
9rpbtn Seitau %8stlneen, 70 biete ih GO sem antsrifoniIhsn WublfHm
an, tnoenl. tD weiB, Dap Ieins in Ser BAT rpinber6arenm eSidniIten
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Den ~beltaltot9en @sbraid> Won 2iqurren ODER anbsren 9lusIfpeifun[
gen m uncrpnin9. 9eratben iinp. Im Nl9emeinen aroenblit(ih
ipirtlali, flnoet es leinen 9eiaoen 9Bc9 gum Sise bes Qe6ens, inbem
eS IN Iere NERVE stnortn9t unb tic bsrubiat, ben iinfsnSen Gsilt ouf.
rlhtst hnp III Der &bat ncue @~siunbbeit rnD Starfe in baS aan,e
Spiten s%urltbrin8t. 9""'
Warnun9:
PIE 9rSBe strbrthun9 ehfs ausse;etanehn @romas Sat YER
l9tspeae Na3apntur!9en berppr9sruftn, ipesbalb bS 0ublifun, i'm
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9aoee peu9non4eS Sttsr, beSpr SIR es fault, ridta probirt.
Slns Soulstat ipro Gut ~ubtr3sassn, baB e5 better III, bic ale
@t,- Strtauit 81 90 per SOttet ctr gOtstS fir $500 bsi
ben etru9sn et9sntblmern '"
8tnia NJ in @09e jr. II. o,
Saprltaiitsn BON &lhfeln fir &potbefsr II Gbentifer.
9htsburs, 9a.
Sn t3mpn mirS biecs 9itters perfauft in bsa Srctbrfeu
Sr PIP. DOVE uno eomp, @leranSsr 9uSal, SO. YsttsrIpn. 8.
S5nbnlton u. Sroy e5rubbe unb @ppericn, s. 9(oir, gBarina uHn
yrans, eearlse Mlltipeu9S, unS 6: s. .9teot, une in allen SffaStsS
Der Ser. Staten 1T bielsS Siters in js6er @pptkefe Az baten, G2s. 6
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geue Deut16e apptbefe.

sDtr baben Mprbpeitcts Der 4kn unt 9~reablrass cine rsus
9ruihe gppthcie erridbitt, in wslder mir ole beutIdtu @r6caratc
balttn mt aaes lu uniersW gelha5t Nottpenctse frtd uno pmt
Ger belttn SuaHiat tets %pprrdtbiS talteN ncerben. gBir laecn psss
basb ole DeutIfe nnb unlers grtnnee Gin, bci uns ppr;uiprs6sn.
rn lelbif bic Sualit6t unltrcr Webietnen Su perIuben = Ntetpte
iperSen nit aatr Sprsfalt bs NadbtS uue Sagss brreitet. 0e.
ltellun9cn pom 0anbe iperben auf bad 9lnfntnite beiprat.
Senlterel0s ub Sinlel Won aQen Sprtsn unb Gr6Eeu,
Sarbsn Son alien Sualitatsn umS '@tonufactureu,
ScrtmpnnatcS uno Seifen 81 ben billiaten @rtiItn tb
Spn allen Sprten,
@arfunerien, 2.lrlcn, 8Grnmc, SpietIptcasl. 61>
ts G5lntiHee gBaner, @tmure II. bal.
lnS itstS friih ;u babtn.
Spsben srbsuen mir cine ntue 9abuns 9or Grtraeteu frar,ITfter
Sin,besren unb erbtssren S6fte, ipeIdt mir gu ben b%tateiteu 9rsi.
fen Ycrfoufen.
G~kirursii@e sSnilranaente, gisarren, sabat II. bsl. psrbsr Ntts
p%urrateis eetotsn.
@uS9tseitnete gBeine, ipelde nibt esnildt ub nur ben !Hrar.
fen bic ntiittn @cbIttatcn ttun, weroen tbtnials in arpscr NlofIr
pprr6tbi9 9sbalten.
l~etsrbaupt @lss. mas Su unisrem 8el6dfe aeb5rt, ,pirb BON
ban .belten Ssutl6en, ereHidsn, f%ranSSiiifsn unb an,sritoniI6en
Sdnblunlen besrsen.
Srr paul Slider, beutidtr @pptbefer, tpe!tsr lid tematcu
mtrb unlere Suaben itsts nit Der 9r0Bten @ufmtrtiamtett al bebar-
bsln. wirS fem Ssiiss baiI %beitrasen, uni ben gBlnlGea unIersr
Jtunetn ocufpmnlelt su e%ntlpretcn.
lin iablretden 9uiprud bitten
W1rrtng Il. 9earee,
&potbefrr ub Gbsnnifer
P'"t Vtl"ef, 'ta1lVef %pp'9eter. H.
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& mfcraefh

Gaen Srtnnten uS Sstannttn sur gia6rtbt. bas ids bas &c.
ldhaft nleintS Mdnnes frrhcte, ub ollie in eiticm fade pprfpns
n'tnee @rtiteI S%ahcrbaft anp bilis ltfcrn w,rSe. 9usleib Ic9e i'd
n,tincn ~beriliditeu Donf FUR eas neinent s%erltprtsntn Dtanne eeoes
btns Sutrauen unb bite saGslbe aud auf mid %iberseten su IaiIsn.
- &inn 9ReiS.
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SSSn. &Dte,
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURES

Sroapltr, Snilhrn Der 5. u. 6. StroEe.
DAD beutIHc guttfun, namentli6 gSsberwrfSufrr. Made id
auf msin srebss Eager Der Observation-Disclosures Ganbp's, 5uderfau.
rem. Nonep Nrops &c. &c. stansr 60trif aufnierfian1, unb crIutc i'd
ottlelbsh, tgrs btirtferben Gtnfdufe bcin lln,erSeidnctn ,u MAIDEN.
Ia i@ cur6 ~srrttsiIbafs Ginfiufs umt Gai6- 2ablunessn in ben
Stane stisgt bin, 70 biAis mte sstp Yorfsr 0abrifanten ssrfaufem
81 f6nncn.
so Scres 3cInen, in sanisn, latten uno stsrtsl ainun,
25 Sores Gpranthcn.
Satteln. Gitrsnen tnb lentise Slbfdibt, fGnnen fets i'm stsi.
nen uo @rcBen Yrn mir tripgcn iperben, ionic cudb per;uQliht
eeltf6e une %fronS0iide 9H0nmen, aGe sirtsn 9tult, GifrSn0t
uno ionitt8e 9pnfsete. fuses Sel, tinssniadtt @urttr, &c. &c.
Srner Made i3 eaS @atlifum of metn srpeeS 2aWr prn,
Deutfhen Spielmaaren,
2erptooS, GreuaderS, Ratetcn, Ncman GanSlcs &c. aufnsrfnu.
I'm tintn Sriuda (rines 2aBsrS bihrt sBr,. 85hc.
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Sarnl III p~ertdufen.

100 Older bS belen Wol6lanbts, tttilreiie seflart, IPeilcn
epc &tdmrne an Der s9iliansburerr StraBe eeIsaen, irbcn inter
9n 9unltsfcn gstStn9unSen 81 pertauftn. 9de bette Sautrl, Sc
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ielbcn aefdtlagcn irerbsn fam, rem 8aufspreis fd iptiicnt. Gas
Ndtcre III III Der Sffe b. 81. ;u e~rfrascn.
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0efanntmahuud.

Ger llnttr;tidnsts Bat 5errn s.. 556er, SO. IL sPaintraes
~lJfrfcttel %rcnbnbaft, ols &9cnt fur jenen Siaetbcl btileat, u6
tann hurdp bsnieltrn Der ,Inwi9cr" tc;c8en unb Sabttnaen fur
Abrnnsmsnt unb a%ufSssebsns snseisen an i'm ssna6t irsrtcn.
y. SaGfeL.
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&. Dennis

7. DenrtS
n,a6t Dem 9u6lifunt bic &nSsi9e, bNB CT gBriien, aprn unb 9fpoosu
,u benz b6hlten Wattpreie auf fault unb audi auf gSsr(onoen oSSSSssm
aRebl untaui&t. Die 9ltpls b%ssIttn ns9t fsrner Dem 9ab Riisi
aunt Mablsn aIer 9almfrhdte gu gebUte, pofir Elm Siltess bereG%
8ader inS gSisberpsrf6ufsr BON gBeisers, Rpaaen. unb ecrn-
sRsbl wsrSen %wObItSun. m Der @tdlle bs ilnterSeidneten Ssr,n.
krehsn, se lie a~npersparis ibre @intlufe MAIDEN, be lie biIia ,s SS
resl beoient tperben ppn 6. 9ennts,
Suihsrtorn Nfub!e, friber Gictpr's NRlSIe
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Bekanntmachungen.
$4,000 ssertb neuer Sserbi1maoren.

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Sal. Cohen, 175 grpaoRrsst, BAT lcsten Elm
9rcBartt9ce 9astr neusr ecritmoaren srEfnet, ~teNsbsns
in rsidSen Sricsnicfen, Gilt @pbeS, aans mruenen
Ssla'fss, oertlt Stple 1ueal @lNirs, ietr i&6nc Ya-
lencia Ncbrs, @mtroicerits jecrr Nrt, Sbapls, Searfs
&C., ionic elm ppffanotses Eager bon ScuIetessiu
0ppbs.
Sslpnbers ipiro %oufmerfiam gemodt ouf Gin eleaau-
ties INortti,ent Glrafs, SpuSiu's bette &iS @lcpss eide
ner Smpcrtatipn, bic rurh 9amcn, ireIde bielrlte ae.
tro9en batcn, ais bic tcten i'm Narfte a%ucrtannt limb.
Oa t9 nur aeesn taar p%crfaufe, Sin i6 in zen @tanb
9riest, attena6mSnciie ttaisc @reilc su ltrnen, pesbalb
Gin Ssllb Stsire Gassrs ~er9etcn0 crteten mirb.
Nt6t 3u tber1eben!
Or ltntuSs'd'lete erlaubt fb bas 9esbrtc 9ublifun, ouf Ism erp-
es gSaattnsSagcr rpn
Fancy s. Staple Dry Goods
aufmertleih SIT MAIDEN, bic or tst ben )esi9en briifcnten GsIh;fts.
Serbalt'iHlen Il! ouSnabmsntiic biaieen @rctIen einasfauff Eat
8Isteerltoffe jcotr SMt. otS @ctcs nnb SIiGeS, gosoSers
gg no sSroSno SaeiOeniepg9Es, f%ron'oii6r Dslaincs, Salcleia SSs,s.
ON Neritns, ftglirtrte gterinps, SbaiplS, Gtpafs, Sonnet Ritbrns'
SmpreiesrieS. @loeeS, SpNtrp unb einen ppNt6netoen Gtpf .nn
Srniell;e 9eees, Die ole gu nod ME haatrpcienct 6iliocn Wreiien
''''ep "Eteti DEL S0lenttn Gpbtn,
It's gSrpablr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-16
@eladfts. Gr5fnune.

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:. StbtnSer, ShlpGrr uno Ma1dinif,
Sroaeltrabe, spilten Der 1. uno 2. Stra6e, I'M Saulc
res Srn. Spae,
smpfebIt lid icinen GrcunSen unb benz teutldeu YubIifum ,ur @n.
tsrtttSunag aler S9lCiItrarttitcn une &sporaturen. ScipnSerS Made
aufnierfian, fur bcren Gjite ids aarantisre.