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sl.GGG, l4O.I
LIABILITIES.
For claims adjusted and unad-
Jasted and not due ......... ....... 1917 .5s
TlloS h. BRACE, JR., See y
Hartford, July 1888.
STATE OF CossEcrlcrT, HARTFORD Co., 50.
HARrroRp, July /, 1858.
Personally appeared before me, aJus,icc of tho
Peace, duly qualified 10 administer oaths, Thomas
h. Brace, jr., Secretary, and made solemn oath
that the foregoing Statement Of the Assets and
condition Of the Ktna Insurance Company is true.
HENRY LER, Justice Of tho Peace.
l.. q. RIPLEY, President.
i. A. ALEXANDER, Vice President.
T. X. BaAcg, Jr., sec'y.
a. Agencies in all the principal cities aud
towns throughout this State Policies issued
without delay at the Office of the Company, corner
Of Main and "a SITS, Keokuk, by
Ill. Is. TEN-EYCK,
Jyl7dlw State gent.
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JouS MrcHxLL.---The Charleston news
says that John Mitchells ability and bold
ness seems to surpass his discretion and mod
essy, and be now yapors and struts ~ il 'ths.
whole South belonged to him.
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Republican Township Meeting

The Republican of jackson Township will meet
stths Reading Room of the Gate City Once Oh
Wednesday July 2ist, at o'clock p. m, for the
Purpose Of appointing delegates 10 attend the
County Convention al Charleston, and also for
the purpose VI organizing for the approaching
campaign. 4 general attendance is earnestly re-
questcd GEo,W. MccRAEY,
LAs..W MITCHELL,
CURTIS 7 coSN,
July 10, IS. RePub. Up, Committee.
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u Tie Charleston Courier announces
'Aat process has been discovered by which
cotton can be compressed into solid form.
harder shan wood, impervious 10 the ele
nenis, hre-proof and water proof, aud cana.
be q use for building purposes at about
one-thlrd the cost Of brick. This process il
the invention OF South carolinian named
Legare.
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BoNArARTg SFARTsS.-Bayard TAYLOR in
recent letter to the Tribune from knlamata
IN Southern Greece, written on the Goth Of
March, SAYS
There is \ curious story connected with
Nitylo. About one hundred and fifty years
ago, say the people, emigration from Mama
INTO Corsica was frequent among others,
the family VI kalomiris, or kalomeras, (both
names are mentioned went from vitylo,
who, soon after their settlement in Corsica
translated their name into Italian-Bona-
pdrfe. From this family came Napoleon.
who was, therefore, Of Mainote. or ancien,
Spartan blood. Pietro Mayromakhalis, it il
said, when he visited Napoleon at Trieste,
claimed him as fellow, countryman on Tie
faith Of this story. The Mainote implicitly
believe II. The emigration at the time men.
toned Is a matter of history, aud the fact
that the name of Bonaparte previously exist
ed in Italy, is no proof that the Corsican b.
naparte may not originally have been the
halomeros Of Mama. The thing is possible
enough, and somebody who is sufficiently in
terested IN the present race Of Bonapartes Ia
make researches, would probably be able "a
settle the question:
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KILLED by A HoRsR.--A man named Rog-
era wa. killed by the kick Of horse, at
Dodgoyille, on Tuesday. The animal put his
foot over the trace, and Mr.. Rogers, in or.
der to make him put il back, struck him with
his hand, when the horse kicked him so Sc.
verely that he died in very short time
EIawkeye, 10th.
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No. Estes House, Keokuk
MYTH thanks to my many friends for pas,
w favors Il beg leave to inform them that
am now receiving my SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCK or CLOTHING, fresh from the
houses Of d. Devln Co., and james Wilde, jY.,
Co., the two host Clothing Houses in the Uni
I'D 6tates. My ClothiRg Is good and we'll made
those who have purchased Of me viii testify 70
that fact; and to those who have not I would say
and try for yourseires. Good Goods, at q fail
price are always the cheapest.
Owing 70 the pressure in money matters am
compelled to sell strictly for CASH.
April ID A.W GRIFFITH.
GENTS Cashmere Suits, good and latest fash-
~ ion, for sale at No.3 Estes House, Main-st.
apr2d AVG.
A VEkf superior assortment of Linen Goods
IA on hand vt Ne. Estes House, Main-st.
apr2d AVG.
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singers sewing Machine.

k'oh all manufacturing purposes, Singers Eew-
lug Machines are deemed indispensable. The
public insist upon having their clothing. dc, made
by them. Singer Family Sewing Machine ID the
latest presented for competition, and, being ar
ranged with full knowledge Of the defects Of other
machines for similar uses has avoided or remedie
them all. Ii Is the hsndsomest Sewing Machine
ever made, and the easiest to learn to operate.
Its excellent mechanical principles and qualities
are readily appreciated by those acquainted with
sewing machines, and give assurance Of their be-
coming universally adopted. Apply for T. nj.
singer Co. sGaEeite. Copies supplied gratis.
Western ofhee lao Lake Street, Chicago.
metsd6m WIN. FREDERICK, Agent
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GT- Gen. Scott has been in the army fifty
years.
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The Republican party in the free States
commonly called the ''Black Republican
Part"-are occupying the ground on Slavery
that Thomas Jefferson and Henry Clay oecu-
pied. They oppose slavery in the abstract,
as an undesirable social and political institu-
tion--they are opposed TO its eriension over
new States; but they will not modest it where
it is.
The South has not been accustomed to de-
mand more than that. What strange
thing it will be il all tie great parties be-
come National. What will the demagogncs
and the fre-eaters do then to ..saye the
Union 3"-[st. Louis News.
And the Republican party never occupied
any other ground than that The original
platform laid down at Philadelphia was as
explicit upon the point as words could make
1t. To be sure, we have been misrepresent-
ed, traduced, lied about. Bu, people, North
and South, are beginning to understand the
real facts Of Republican belief We have
always eontendei not only that Clay and
Webster had left their recorded opinions
upon our side, but that jefferson ana all the
early fathers We're With Us. ana tina; il was
the early and better policy Of the govern
SSsInens that We sought to restore. Through all
the rage and ribaldry Of the times the people
were bound, sooner or later, to discover these
facts, and to acknowledge them. The Re-
publican party is "Na,ional" party in
point Of spirit and doctrine, and it will not
be" a strange thing if it shonid become
"National" party in respect Of orgar.t atto,i
too. twill be strange, indeed, if il does not
GT The Administration papers are very
actively employed in explaining away the i'm.
mense appropriations for the presen, fiscal
year. We don't wonder that they think il
necessary TO employ all their energies and
skill in that direaion. S75 900 900 for a
single year strike. the people with amaze
ment. They think they are paying too much
for Pro- Slavery Administration. And
then, a. the Secretary Of the Treasury him
self contemplaies that the appropriation.
made will not lss, beyond next December
there must be deficiency for the fiscal yea,
Of from $3o,000,o90 to $40 900, 900. Il i,
admitted that the deficiency cannot be les,
than S25 .oeo, 900. Figure it down. gentle
men. Pettfog the matter as closely as yot
can. |. is a desperate case.
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y The whole number of land warrants
issued in June was 903, to satisfy which will
require over l42 900 acres.
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DIED.
On friday, July 18Th. Aiittee. daughter Of DR..
+. ANA Caroline q. seytEarth, aged month
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y Many a lady who objects to being
kissed under the mistletoe has no objection
to being kissed under the rose.
\ cotemporary in copying the above max es
il rcad as follows:
MANY lady who objects to being kissed
under the middle toe has no objection to be-
ing kissed under the seq
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cB-Dr. Lymsn Beechsr is described as
now quite feeble; his memory has signally
failed be hesitates al plain words, while all
his auditors know what is wanted and it
is often quite painful to hea- him speak.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-20

CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-Seyerai farmers IN
Taylor county, Va, planted small patches of
this cane last spring, which they are DOW
manufacturing into moiasses Of an excellent
quality. The Pruntytown Gazette states
that ono farmer has sold 104 gallons at 0
per gallon, and another has disposed Of a
quantity at 62e. per gallon.
A FouL PLACE WITH A FAIR NANE--Ihe
Fairmont True Virginian says Are we a
moral people We hope so but, really, at
ter the disgraeeful exhibitions in and about
the Courthouse and Jail, for a time, on Mon
day, we have some doubts. They tell us we
are a moral people. in a land of bibles, tracts,
&C, yet the wanton depravity, the lax mo-
Tality, the complete deyiltry, witnessed and
participated in on Monday by hundreds, old
and young, attending court, could not be
matched in any Christian land, France and
England inclusive
MURDERER ARRESTED. Jonas Brantley was
arrested in Raleigh. Monday morning, bJ
Sheriff High. Brantley, says the Register, ii
the man who killed an individual named Per
ry, in an ARRAY at an election precinct In
Nash county, on the 9th Of August last
Brantley was we'll armed when arrested.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-20
4t6s Of tRs Bar.
National Aforementioned Rxhihition.

NoSAondA exhibition.
We learn that Richmond, Va, has been Sc
lected as the place for the sixth National Ag-
Exhibition, which will be held
throughout the week commencing October
10Th. The United States Agricultural Socie-
ty has been invited to join the Virginia Gen.
trail Agricultural Society, and it is confident
ly anticipated that the display of stock, pro-
ducts, implements, fruit, and flowers will sur
pass those at Boston, Philadelphia, Louisville
and Springfield. 1t is the first of these ma
tional fairs held in a southern State, and the
sons Of the Old Dominion, with that cordial
ty and hospitality for which they are distin-
guished, will welcome competitors from other
States, and will bring their best focks, and
herds, and horses, and manufactures in GEN.
erous rivalry to compete for prizes. Prizes
amount to 500
The grounds are being put in the best or
der. The opening exercises will include ad.
dresses by President James Lyons, of the
Virginia Central Society Gov. Wise, chair
man of the committee of reception and Pres
ident T%ilghman, of the United States society
An address will be delivered during the fail
by Gen. Caleb Gushing, of Massachusetts, anC
the valedictory will be pronounced by Hon
w. G. Rives. There will also be a BANQUET
at which eloquent gentlemen from variou,
sections are expected to speak, many of then
having accepted invitations to be present.
President Buchanan is expected to be pres
emit.
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palmer's Jewelrv Store.

II HAVE just returned from the North, and am
i ready for the Fair, with a very fine and rich
assortment Of ererg thing kept in Jewelry Stores +:
Gold and Silver Observation-Disclosures and Ladies:
Gold Watch Chaina-Fob, Vest and Guard;
Gold Neck Chainsf.
Gold Full Sets-Pearl, Garrett, Cameo;
Pearl and Jett Painting and Lava, Beautiful:
Breast Pins and Ear Rings, as above
Lockets and Pencils, Gold
A fine assortment Of Sleeve Buttons and Studs
Charms, &C.;
A very large assortment of Gold. Silver and
Steel Spectacles-to suit all eyes;
Gold and Silver Thimbles
Silver Ware-Spoons, Forks, Cups, Salt Stands,
Napkin Rings and Butter Knives;
Fish, Ice-Cream and Cake Knives;
A large and full assortment of Plated Goods very
fine and rich;
Casters, Cake Baskets, Urns, Forks, Spoons, Cups
and Goblets;
Tea Sets, Table Knives, Walters, Candle Sticks
and Butter Stands;
Cups and Saucers, &C.;
Fine Table Cutlery, Pocket Knives, Razors and
Scissors;
Hair and Tooth Brush es, and Combs.
I have not time to tell you all / have. Call
and see my fine, beautiful, and good Fancy
Goods JOHN G. PALMER,
Raleigh, N. G..
0ckohar IA 1858 - 2-AI--2F
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Special Notices.

SANDS SARsAPRILLA.--Health and long life may
be attained by keeping the blood pure, ard the
liver, stomach, and bowels free from all morbid
secretiODs, and deIeterious accumulations. In
the worstcases of Scrofula and other diseases, Gu
taneous, or e%ruptive, arising from a vitiated. or in
famed condition of the blood, the wonderfully
purifying qualities of this celebrated extract, and
its prompt action upon the vital fluid have earned
for it undying fame. Numerous certificates from
persons of the highest responsibility are the best
evidence of its great value in the cure of diseases
for which it is recommended.
Prepared and sold by A. B. Il D. SANDS. Drug
gists, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by Williams & Haywood, Raleigh
and by Purcell, Ladd & Co, Richmond, Va.
Sold also by Druggists generally.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-20
MARRIED..

At the residence of the brides brother, Mr..
VIM. B. Reid, in this city, on Thursday NOR
ming last, October 14th, by Rev. Thos. E.
Skinner, Capt. William H. Finch, of the Raj
eigh and CASTOR Railroad, to Miss Maggie A..
Reid, daughter of the late James L. Reid, Esq.
On Tuesday morning, the 9TH inst, at Fl
deity Church, by the Rev. VIM. Grant, Mr..
Thomas W. Jordan and Miss Bette A. Har.
riss, all of Northampton county, N. C.
On the Goth of Sept, by Rev. w. L. Van
Eaton, Eugene S. Strupe, of Forsythe county
to Miss Mary NJ. Holder, Of Yadkin county
n. G.
On the 4th of October, by Rev. w. L. Var
Eaton. D. G. Stimson, of JonesyiIIe, to Mis-,
ODey j. Phillips, of Surry county, N. C.
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PRESIDENT'SS SECOND REPLY.
"ALEXANDER CREECH,

a IhEECh,
Cheap Place, No. 81, Fayetteville Street."
TT AS NOW RECEIVED his Arge and COM
IL plete stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
for Fall and Winter Understanding almost ev'
cry variety of styles of Ladies' Dress Goods, from
che lowest price to the finest qualities.
Also a large assortment of Goods suitable for
Mems and Boys wear. Hats, Caps, Boots aud
Shoes-with a very good assortment Of Mems
Ready Made Clothing.
Come along customers with your money and
get the Goods.
Occupying the enviable posi- ion that l do De,
fore the American people if j we're to pun ana
blow. it would look like I were stepping aside
rom the dignity of the Presidential chair, but
truth iustifes me in saying that Customers can
get as good Goods and AZ cheap Goods, and as
many Goods for as little money from Alexander
Creech's House, as from any other Establishment
lin the City of Raleigh
A stands for Articles, fancy and II re,
p stands for BUYERS, with money 10 spare; and
p stands for the Dealer, who is after your Gold.
g stands for Gentry, who never should fall
To examine the Goods which l offer for sale
stands for Jests, of which many are true,
But don't think I am jesting when talking to
4 you.
O stands for open yoar Wallets and trade. and
O stands for Quarters which I am ready to take
and
stands for Rartfes for the Babies to shake.
ALEXANDER CREEcH
Raleigh, ". c., Sept, 30, 1858. 6-39-6t
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE

SINCE IssUE.-$1 n j Ferguson, E Fl
Blalock, Haywood Co. John Newton, Bushy
Fork Lysander Wilson, Ala John Coulter,
Noah Summerow, Killian's Mills Joseph
Hoffman, Mulls Grove; Mrs E Alternately.
Lenoir; j B Russell, Franklinsville; A b.
Wilkinson, Salisbury Noah sackey, Marion;
CL Oliver, Mt Carmel Frederick Seymour
Cabinet, Pa; Isaac E King, Conwayboro'; j
edge, PJ Owen, Robt Livingston, c Todd,
Dogwood Neck, s G; Seth Penny, Clayton ;
John Jones, Daniels Mills NJ R Elan, Meads-
vile J W Rose, d M Stewart, Monroe Mrs
M A W Temple, Kempsville Miss J Curtis,
IL Welborn, Wilkesboro'; Miss s Mitchell,
Leesville, sc; Owen Fennell, Harrelps Store;
Clark, Greenville Jesse Weathers, Ca
ry Miss Bette Powell, Miss Mary F. Jordan,
Greensboro; Mrs E E Ellington, st Tamma.
ny; Misses S B Burt, Anna N Nutall, Carrie
A McNairy, Anna G Bost, Normal Female
School Rev. j R Skies, Macedonia Miss
BY Lawrence, Murfee's Depot; E G Merri
am, S%unsbury W B Sullivan, Alex McRae
Wadesboro';
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-20

DR.. Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters
have doubtless created as much sensation in the
community for its remarkable cures, as any 9TH
er medicine extant. It is a fact that in the minds
of many persons a prejudice exists against what
are called Patent Medicines but why should
this prevent you resorting to an article that has
such an array of testimony to support, it, as Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. Physicians prescribe
it; why should you discard it? Judges, usually
considered men of talent, have and do use it in
their families; why should you reject it? Let
not your prejudice usurp your reason, to the ever
lasting injury of your health. If you arc sick
and require a medicine, try these Bitters.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere and by Williams & Haywood. Ra.
leigh, n. {. lin
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49,
nESCUD & CALLING have now in store their
FALL STOCK, which will be greatly increas-
ed by invoices daily expected. and they feel as
sured that oil ,cbo need DRUGS. MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY,
BRUSHES, and other articles in their line pciH
sare money By applying to them before purchasing
in this or any other market IN THIS State.
all our Goods are what they are represented,
viz: Pure and put up in superior style:
We offer the following articles very low, viz:
5000 lbs. pure Lead, various Factories, including
Lewis Pure Lead;
10 Bills. Pure Linseed Oil;
Is do Lamp and Machine Oil;
40 Packages Varnish, {all kinds j
400 Boxes Windsor Glass
$1,000 lbs. Putty;
20 Bbls. Mineral Paint;
200 Ounces Quinine;
10 Cases Concentrated Lye for making Soap, good
and cheap;
! 800 lbs. Blue Stone.
And many other Goods,i in whole packages, which
we hope our friends attending the Fair will call
and examine. We hope also they will leave their
orders early il the week, SO they can be filled
before they leave town.
Those who may be prevented from visiting eur
City, will please send their orders, which shall be
faithfully executed. PESCUD d GATLING.
Raleigh, Oct. Ii, 1858. S...tf
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Raleigh, October 18th, 1858.
mall NORMAL SCHOOL,
High Point, n. C.
REV. N. MGR. RAY, PRINCIPAL.

REV. N. McR. RAY, PRINCIPAL,
THIS Institution is in successful operation. It's
Il permanency is guaranteed by our lease of
the premises for Eve years. Young Ladies OF
limited means are credited for their tuition until
they can teach and pay it.
We can Accommodate LIS boarding pupils. The
Boarding Department is under the management,
and control of the undersigned. Pupils are charg-
ed from the time of entrance. Board Sc DER month
Eng 'ish BranchesS6 to IS per session. Language.
and Ornamental low. Half Of the expenses re,
CURED in Advance. For full Information address,
REV. W. /. LANGDON, Proprietor.
! October 7, 1888. 7-$5 00-40Lt.
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Literature- and News of-the DaY.
KERNERsvILLE HIGH SCHOOL,
MALE AND FEMALE.
FORSYTH COUNTY n. G..

Rev. T. S. WHTTTNGroN, A. NJ, Principal.
MISS ID. M. WHITTINGToN,
IN CHARGE OF THE FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
TINE fall session will open in the large new
i building the 3rd Of November, 1858.
A sufficient number of good assistants will be
procured as the wants of the School demand.
The above School is located in a pleasant villa ge
unsurpassed for healthfulness, Ii miles from Salem,
I8 from Greensboro, ~ from High Point Depot
from any of the above places students will find
conveyance to the Seminary.
The government of the School is mild and firm
The pupils are not permitted to make bills at
Stores, without permission from Parent or Guar
dian.
Terms, per session of 81 weeks, varies from SIS
to $I2.50 in the English department..
Latin and Greek, each $3.50
French and Painting in water colors, each.....5.0(
Music on ,...".zU.u'
contingent lee,
Students can enter at any time, and pay from tn
time of entering to the close of the session.
Contingent fee and half the tuition in advance
Board varies from $500 to $1,000 per month. 4
large number of good boarding ouses are KEEP
sufficient to accommodate all that come.
For particulars address the Principal, at Kerners
/ vile, Forsyth county, ". G.
/ October 10Th, 1858. 8-2m
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Read! Read! the following :

We the undsrsigned have used and known used
the Receipt advertised J Robt- NJ. Brown, Esq.
for the cure of Bots or Grnbs in horses. and Gen.
sidsr il the best remedy known, for thai disease.
Indeed, We have never known IL fail giving relief
in the worry FIRST instance, even when horses were
suffering the severest agony. And the remedy 10
quick and efeetual. Fer the benefit Of every
body, and especially for the benefit of that noble
animal-the Horse-we recommend all to procure
this valuable Receipt. We have known Mr.. X.
NJ. Browns remedy to be used IN very many in
stances, and never without effect. In some cases
it has accomplished Astonishing cures
]. L.. BENNETT, 7. B. HOI.LEMAN,
P. r. JONES, JOB BENNETT,
EDWIN H0LLEMAN, Of Wake County.
JOHN r. WARD, A.P. STROUD,
D. n. DURHAM. of Orange County, n. @.
q JOHN {. burgess, WM. II. BURGESS.
Randolph County, NC. y
New Hill, Wake county. n. C., Sept 1854
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LAND ar . a

L WILL, on Saturday the 23d instant, (0ctober)
i at the Court House in Morganton, expose to
public sale, to the highest bidder, that well known
and valuable PLANTATION, containing three
hundred and four acres formerly the property of
Alexander McGalliard, decd, and on which his
widow now resides. There is a fine two Story
Dwelling House on the plantation, with all ne.
'oAssary out buildings. 1t is ten miles east from
Morganton, near the N. G.. R. R. line, and one
mile of Rutherford academy very convenient
fer boarding Students attending said Academy.
Terms made known on day of sale. I will sell
pm vately, on good terms, to any one wishing tt
purchase. CALVIN A. McGALLIARD.
Oct. 9, 1858. TT
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FALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN
OF 1858.


that we are fully prepared, with the best work.
men and materials, to execute any eEaerS in our
line, such as
RooFING, G%UTgERING, SCOUTING,
House and Ship Plumbing, Copper work for
Steamers, Mills, DistiHeries. &C., executed in
the best manner, and at the Short est notice.
STOVES AND o AIR FURNACES
of all kinds, put up in the best manner and war
ranted TO give satisfaction. We also have on
hand, and are manufacturing the largest and best
Sheet Iron and
JAPANNED WARE
at whole ale and retail. lower than any other es-
Enlistment in Virginia.
ETHEREAL AND COAL OILS,
and Lamps of all patterns for using it. Force,
Deep Well and Cistern Pumps,
BLOCK TIN, TIN PLATE, SHEET fRoN, BAR AND
SHEET LEAD. COPPER, &c.
We wonld solicit an examination of our stock.
Having extended our stores andlargely increased
our facilities with the experience Of 20 years Of
tho Senior Partner, and all the advantages tha5
can be derived from new improvements, in ma
chinery, &c, we are enabled 10 compare favorably
with any house North or South.
Orders from the country promptly attended TO.
WI. D. ROBERTS, jazz Co.
Roanoke Square, Norfolk, VS..
September 18th. 1858. 25-tf.