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advertisements
NEW GOODS!
TO ARRIVE BY THE MELITA."
E. c. Hall offers for Sale:


! DRY GOODS, &c.
Raches, fine ribbons ;
Ladies', infants, children's,
boys and misses assorted
hats;
Brown and white table damask:
Assorted table napkins;
Assorted fruit napkins;
White flannel, crash;
Linen toweling, hackabuck;
iSpat lace, black fringe;
Black bomhaxine;
Satin ribbons, elastic do;
Brown and black tafeta ribbons;
Velvet ribbons, black Grape;
ISerpentine braid, tapes;
Mohair mits, Italian elk;
Embroidered collars;
Mems fine half hose;
Mems riding gloves;
Black worsted, wire ribbon;
Hickory shirts, denim;
Il and ? bushel bags;
Heavy ticking, brown drills;
Brown cottons. wicking;
Blue cottons, piping cord;
Blue and white thread;
Tidy cotton, wooden carpeting;
Boot webbing. silk umbrellas,
ETC., ETC., etc.
GROCERIES. SC.
Tierces Carolina rice;
Nutmegs, curry powder;
Assorted candy;
Oyster and milk crackers;
Crushed sugar, A /.
BOOTS AND HOES
LADIES' Congress CATERS, silk
kid;
Do buskins and slippers;
DO calf do, thick sole;
Do india rubbers, childs do
Do goat bootees;
Mems calf Oxford ties;
Do goat slippers;
Do kip boots, thick sole;
Do calf do do do;
Do calf do thin sole;
Misses and child's ass'd boots,
shoes and buskins.
ARTICLES.
Zinc paint pure lead, and sum
dries too numerous to mention
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NEW C~OOPERAGE.

NOW LANDING Elk "YANKEE,"
Nd FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND
IA retail, by the undersigned:
Pieces superior black Alpaccas;
ParaInattas, black broadc0th;
Black and coIored silk umbrellas;
Super calfskin shoes, ties, etc;
Cotton and half wool pantaloon stuff, choice patterns;
An assortnent Of house-paIer, wide and narrow bordering;
Cologne water, Florida water;
Gases and kegs very superior pale brandy;
e5-tf Etc, etc, etc. Won HOLT & HEUCK.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed Administrator, with the viii annexed, Of the e.
tate Of Stephen Reynolds, late Of Honolulu, deceased. hereby
gives notice TO all persons having demands against said estate,
to present the same; and all persons indebted to the same, ara
hereby requested to make immediate payment.
JAMES W. AUSTIN,
Honolulu, January %, 1858. 63tf Administrator.
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NVHE UNDERSIGNED intends leaving dis kiuxdou
soon, AMI vii. be glad TO receive all bills sgninst him
also he requests that those Who are indebted tn him either per
sonally, or As the Agent Of the Hudson's Bay Company. M
settle their debts Immediately at his ONCE, because In deihult d
payment such bills will be sued for.
Honolulu, May. 1854 $50
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sary for me to say, that "Kona'' has much less
opinion of the sagacity of Honolulu merchants than
Hilo has to suppose they could thus easily be taken
in. l have no doubt there has been plenty of HiIo
coffee sold as Kona, but not TO Honolulu merchants.
The Hilo coffee crop will be light this year.
Yours, &C., HILo.
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NOTICE.
THE CNDERSIGN GUARDIANS OF
i the person and property of WILLIAM Q. LUNALILO,
son of c. Kauaina, of Honolulu, hereby forbid any person trust
ing the said W. Lunalilo. as from this date we shall pay no
debts contracted by him. j. W. AUSTIN,
r. ARMSTRONG,
Feb. %. 1855. s7-f c. KANAINA.
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NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP.
i pointed Guardians of the person and property Of WILLIAM
@. LCNALILO, son of Charles Kanaina. of Honolulu, hereby
give notice TO all persons indebted % him to make immediate
payment and all persons having claims against the same, are
hereby requested to present the same TO J. W.. AUSTIN, Ho-
nolulu. ]. W. AUSTIN.
r. ARMSTRONG;,
Feb. %, 1855. s7-f c. KANAINA.
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REGALIA NOTICE.
EvOR THE OF CLO0EHo 0U1
our stock Of Regain, wc win Oder Il % IL pdbde = -
siderable reduction from former low pgjca 9ardso poQus6n0
Regaiia, will ind 1t to their advantAgs - upq1y tbWoe1go1
now. The stock consists Of ~
n. Ms aprons and sashes-e supertoe anoortoaG
]. O. o f.-Plain and fancy scarlet aprons an1 cnGAC8
P. Gs and Encampment-Rich slk-vslve rsoith alvsr -
gold bullion.
Royal Arch-0ne handsome ct
ol-tf For sale by G. H. + b. " Ho08S
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Large Sale Of English Goods at
Auction!

IMMEDIATELY AFTER ARRIVAL OF
BARK "MELITA' FROM BOSTON,
Que last Of June) the undersigned will sell a large invoice Of
Enxlish Goods, selected expressly for this market, con
sistng in part of
Bales Of 54 Prints, assorted styles;
blue Serge Shirts;
blue Serge Pants;
Drawers, Saxony Wool Shirts;
Fancy Shiris.
Cases of black Coburgs;
black Lustrcs;
assorted Lustres.
French Merinos, assorted colors;
Fancy Silk Wells. Dressing Cases;
Imitation Shell Combs, Silk adkfs;
Black Silk, silk Neck Ties;
Colorei WOODEN Shirts, Horse Cloths;
Invoice of Superior CLOTHING, THICK and THIN;
Hosiery;
Mems, Women's and Chiidren's Hats;
&c, &c, &c.
A. p. EVERETT. Auctioneer.
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/. O. o. F.
POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT, NO. l-pn-
der the Jurisdiction Of the h. w. O. Lodge q the United
states.-The regular meetings Of this Encampment as held %
the LIST and Sd Friday evenings Of each month. Resident ana
visiting members are respectfully invited 10 attend. Pa order:
Honolulu, March 16, 1855. S0tf OIL.
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NOTICE.
TvHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE

existing between Samuel savidge aud Henry May ~
Grocers and Provision Merchants, is this day dissolved, by
mutual consent. All persons having claims against the late
firm are requested to present them for payment
Honolulu, April 90, 1858.
During my absence from Honolulu, Mr.. Savidge 10 authorised
10y Power of Attorney to transact any business on my behalf.
April %, 1883. 96-f HENRY NAY.
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Later from Utah

ST Louis. June ga letter to the Republican
says that Capt Marcy was passed on the 18th of
May on the Cache lie Pondre river and expected to
leave the Camp in is days. Col. Loder arrived at
Fort Laramie May 30th, with wagon road :ran.
private letter from Gov. Cumming says he op-
posed the Mormons going to Sonora. 1t confirms
the statement that the Mormons were much divided
in peace and war parties; speaks Of Young as
man Of great perseverance, intellect and experience
All the Mormons fear him, and many hate him be.
cause he favors the peace policy.
Cumming plainly says his chief control over the
Mormons is exerted through Young and should any
thing happen to thwart his efforts in endeavoring to
avert the perls of a collision between the army and
the Mormons, the country may reasonably expect a
Guerilla Of several years DURATION at an expense
Of many million of dollars while the terrors Of war
would be visited upon those least deserving them.
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FRANKLIN SCIENTIFIC AND MILITARY
INSTITUTE. -a s-
r. w. MILLARD, a.,o,;.,. pr,,;,.,.

TJHE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY, AUGUST 9TH
ISIS, under the superintendent of Richard W. Mard Of
North Carolina and Caudius ID. benson of Virginia
The of Instruction will comprise Tuition in the
Englsh Latin, Greek French and German Languages and
Lerature Mathematics in all its practical connections;
full of The Physical Sciences together with regu-
lar exercises in Military Tactics.
Every effort will be made to give thorough practical
bearing TO the various branches of Study pursued BY the
young Ladies or Gentlemen of the Institution.
complete set of Philosophical, Chemical and Astro-
means of illustration in Physiology have been procured
building now in the course of erection, designed
elusivey Hall the instruction Of the young Ladies
N Instrumental Music.
Gymnasium of the most approved kind will be located
IN the Institute grounds.
FRANKLIN SCIENTIFIC AND MILITARY INSTI-
TUTE is situated in Dupn county North-Carolina three
miles from Mount Olive Post Office, the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad, several Churches and surrounded
by healthy moral and delightful neghborhood with fine
water, good society, DC.
TERns Twenty, Fifteen, and Ten Dollars respectively
'r the Senior, Junior Preparatory departments either
ade or Female per Session of nontks; Pupils charged
um the date of entrance TO the end of the Session
educron made except in Of proraced sickness.
The best Board be obtained for Eight Dollars per
month, Washing, Fuel and Lights included.
No Extras, except for Music.
Applications for further information be made to
Richard W. Millard, Mount Olive Post Office Wayne
y, y. e. or TO Caudius b. benson, Box 26, Portsmouth,
Va, until the 5th August, pro1no.
June 25 lS5s. 26-w3ts
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eourtier or dplomatist Indeed, it strikes me that
he is qualified for the duties of diplomatic
station, far more than for those of an Executive
office. The dull routine which pertains to the dis
charge Of the latter is illsuited to his mercurial
ture, and restless, dscontented temper. In the
recurring intrigues of a Court he would find agree
able and constant excitement and whilst the gay
amenity of his manners Qormed after the best Pari
sian modcls) would win the hearts of all tie women
his adroitness in Grading unpleasant issues and of
employing the faculty of speech, to conceal rather
than cypress his ideas would battle any minister Of
State who has four.shed since Tallyrand's time 1t
is think. upon the whole, to be regretted that he
did not obtain diplomatic appointment: on his re-
turn from Paris. 1t would have filled the measure
of his high ambition at that time, and we the peo.
pie would have escaped the almost insupportable
bore which discussion Of the stae trite theme of
land distribution inlcts upon at this hot season
of the year 1t is useless, however, to indulge vain
regrets. Mr.. McRae could not or at least did not,
get high foreign mission and We must bear, with
what meekness can, the consequences of his
chasrln and disappointment. Indeed, the present
attitude of affairs may prove Of advantage
both to McRae and the people For him it promises
moral chastsemcnt, which may, and hope will,
subdue his ambition, chaStise and restrain his re.
sentiments, and by humbling him with disastrous
defeat make him more aimable man, and more
useful citizen To the people it is fraught with the
advantage they must desire from trial Of
mental power between two gifted men like Ellis and
McRae, and the triumph of sound principles and a
patriotic party over temporary artfu expedents and
a discontented faction.
JUNIUs.
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A PLEASED SPECTATOR.
For the Standard.


MEssRs. EDIroRs: At the last regular meeting Of
the Granville County Agricultural Society, held at
Henderson, on the 10Th June, Mr. W. A. Eaton,
President Of the Society in the chair; after trans
acting the regular business Of the Society, it was
determined to have a free agricultural dinner the
fair ground, Thursday the 29th July ensuing, at
which public address will be delivered by the
Hon. A. W. Vcnabe or some other distinguished
gentleman.
Committee of ofArrangements-Capt.W W. E. Young,
Robt Smithwick Col. S. S. Royster, R. H. Hawkins,
John NJ. Barnes, Dr. 7. c. Debnam, W. II. Hughes,
Arch. Davis. w. A. Eaton, A. L. Steed and &. X.
Parham. The public generally are invited to at
tend-both male and female. 1t was resolved TO
have Coton party at night in the large and ele-
CANT hall-recently erected on the fair ground.
Extensive preparations are being made for the fair
next fall, the Executive Committee and Society gen.
orally being confident of success.
W. H. ROWLAND, Sec'y.
June 21st, 1858.
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"a The attention of readers is invited to
the accounts of the discussion in our paper to day
between Messrs. Ellis and McRae at Yancey vile.
Mr. McRae, it seems, as stated in last issue,
is going the whole figure for the Western Extension
He is nexibly opposed to any increase Of the State
debt; and yet he would appropriate $2s, 900 per
annum to the Coalfelds Road and so proceed with
the Western Extension as to render increased taxa.
ton on that account also inevitable. We are not
complaining of this, but desire to call attention to
the gentIcman's inconsistency. Did he talk that
way in the Eastern counties? Let those who heard
him answer.
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At the conclusion of the exercises on the part of
the children, the room was thrown open to the visi-
tors generally, great portion of whom closed the
glowing hours with flying feet until the wee hours
of the night, and if it was entirely customary,
could mention not a fen young ladies that looked
WELL danced beautifully and handled beaur with an
ease and grace that commanded the Jealousy Of the
experienced 6ddlers. Every one left much pleased
with the entertainment Of the evening.
Mr.. Frensey certainly deserves the patronage of
the community, If we are to judge by this exhibition
of his success teacher, and noticed that all his
pupils went through the quadrls with great accu-
racy, although some were quite young, and especi-
ally was the dancing of little Miss Jannette Hogg.
who can not be more than five years old, worthy Of
notice. She went through the Lancers and other
Quadrils with an accuracy of step and time that
were truly astonishing. l trust Mr. Frensley will
visit our City again. if at his next return he will give
US such another treat
PLEASED SPECTATOR.
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Further Eoreiqn bu the Persia.

New YORK, June 23.-The Persia arrived late last
night.
The subject of the British outrages alluded to
in Parliament on the 9Th inst. Judging from the
tone of the conversation in the House Of Lords they
would not be again repeated. The majority Of the
press of London and Paris condemn the ac:s of the
British cruizers.
The American horses we're again looking for a
great struggle on the English turf
INDIA Sir ii. Rose had completely defeated the
Rebels at Komos, killing 700 men, and capturing
guns. An attack Calpo expected OF the
Goth of May. The Garrison at Shah Ichanhore, 600
strong, were surrounded by 5000 Rebels but no
fears entertained, as relief was near at hand
A village in Central India had been stormed, and
after obstinate resistance taken and all the male
inhabitents put to the sword.
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Friendly Sentiments of ENGLAND to this Country

Friendly Sentiments Of England to this Country.
WASHINGTON, June 22d-Advices by the Tnnder-
bih received here reiterates the sentiment Of Eng
land towards America
They mention the fact Of the prompt issuance of
orders for discontnuance of the visits by British
cruisers to vessels
Great Britain does not insist upon the right of
search, but as both nations are Solicous TO put an
end to the Slave Trade, she desires mutual under
standing or arrangement to the proper and most
acceptable means Of ascertanng the character of
pecied savers.
The general tenor Of the dispatches is far from
being unsatisfactory to the Administration.
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ACCIDENT ON THE RALEIGH AND GAsToN Road
The mail train by the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad,
due here at o'clock, P NJ on Thursday last, did
not arrive until 7. The cause of the delay was the
breaking of an axle under the tender, which oc-
CURED miles below Littcton depot, and lS this
side of Weldon The broken axle pierced the bot
tom of the tender and let out all the water The
mail car was thrown from the track and Mr.. Evans,
the acting mail agent the lower end Of the road,
umped OF, badly injuring one of his hips.
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a. Mr.. John w. Graves, of Caswell, was ex-
amined by the Judges of the Supreme Court on
Tuesday last and license granted to him to practice
in the Superior Courts. Mr.. Graves was detained
at home by domestic affliction; and in con-
sideraton of this fact the Judges consented to ex
anime him, though the time fixed for examinations
of young gentlemen for license had passed.
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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL, HIGH POINT, N. c.
The Examination Of the Students of this Institution
VIII begin on Tuesday, 29th instant A Sermon
will be preached at night by Rev. S. S. Burkhead,
of the North Carolina Conference. Addresses will
be delivered on Wednesday afternoon by Rev. A. S.
Baker, of the Presbyterian church, and Rev. j. B.
Marsh Of the Baptist church. Concert at night.
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A VERY SMALL BUSINESS That attack by cor
respondent in the last Register, on Turner Bynum,
Esq, of Chatham "Cease viper, yon bite file"
Mr.. Bynum is one of those patriotic old line Wings
who have preferred country to party and are acting
with the Democratic party. Hence the venom with
which he is assaied.
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ID / E. ID

In this City, the residence of W. W. Holden Thurs
day evening the 24th instant after a pru,racted illness
Mrs Mary Harrison rclict Of Mr. Robert Harrison aged
63 The deceased possessed amiabe and excel
lent traits of character She good peghbur,
slant friend, and a most afectionaie mother She had
for than quarter of a century member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. and exhibited in her life the
strongest evidences of her humility and sincerity
Christian. Her protracted suerngs borne with
sgnation and forttude-with patience which
disturbed Blessed the dead who die in the Lord"
In Rockingham county, N c., the 18th inst, in the
22d year of her age Mrs Jemima Jane Wharton
of Mr. w. Woodson Wharton, and daughter Of Alfred and
Elizabeth Reed
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Messrs. McRae and VenabIe.

reliable and influential Democrat writes us as
follows from Oxford. under date June %, 1858:
eff an old Democrat of 1910 could have dropped
down here on Monday last, and seen Messrs McRae
and Venabe, and watched their movements, he
would have opened his eyes to see them bowling and
scraping to Know No,hngs Why, Sir, they do no.
keep company with Democrats nova days They
seem to find o1t the old Democratic enemy by in
stinct. 1t is the most remarkable change that
have in all my life. They scarcely speak the
old line Democrats and if you want to see either of
them, you have only to go to where the
old enemies Of the Democratic party congregae, and
there you will find them, /" hail fellows well met"
see that the Know Nothngs have been calculating
on this County but let me make one prediction !:
We have good and true anti distribution candidates
for the Legislature and we will carry this County
by the largest that has been given for twenty
years. l do not think Mr. McRae can get twenty
Democratic votes in the County; and am certain
Judge Ellis will get twenty old line Wings for every
Democratic vote that he loses. l put down the ma
orty for the Judge at from three to five hundred
Mark the prediction. do not think shall have
any opposition candidates for the Legislature but
we shall see what shall see. am sure the Know
Nothings will not nominate any of their party !;
and if a Democrat should come out for them, it
would be better for him, politically, to have mill
stone tied about his neck and be thrown into the
sea"
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Bishop Atkinson's Appointments.

July 18th, Charlotte.
2lst & 22d, Lncolnton.
25th, Rutherfordton.
3oth & alst, and August 1st Hendersonville
Aug 3D. Flat Rock.
4th, Johnston's Chapel on the Upper Frencl
Broad.
Aug. 7th & 9Th, Ashville.
l1th & 18th, Morganton.
18th, Johns River Chapel.
18th, Lenoir.
g 10th, Grove Chapel, Caldwell county.
10Th, Vale Crucis.
L" 22d, Jefferson.
" Oath 25th, Wilksboro'.
I" 9th, Gwinn's Chapel.
29th Richmond Hill.
3lst, Huntsville.
Sept. I'd, Salem.
4th, Galloway's Chapel
5th, Leaksville.
9th, Milton.
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~ The Hon. Thos L. Cngman and the Hon.
Warren Winslow were in this City on Wednesday
last, on their way to their respective homes.
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BANK OF CHARLJTTE.-Ths Bank has declared a
semi-annual dividend of 81 so per share (of $50
each) being at the rate Of ten per cent. per annum
payable on and after the 7th day Of July.
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CELEBRATION IN JACKSONVILLE people of
Jacksonville, Onslow, will celebrate the Anniversary
of American Independence Monday the 9th of
July. Mr.. Cooper Higgins will read the declaration,
and Mr.. Kader G. Cox will deliver an grafton on the
occasion.
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az His Excellency Gov. Bragg left the City on
Tuesday morning last, with portion of his family,
with the view of spending week or two at New.
bern and Beaufort
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The troupe of Riders yauers Lady Equestrennss &c,
the largest and most thoroughly artistic travelling
the United States and comprises the following distingu-
,hed
Nine Lnuise Dubois frnm the Cirque Partisan
Mr.. r. Smith, the great Principal Rider.
Mr.. T. W. Perry the best four Horse Rider in the world
Mr.. b. Stevens, the wonderful Prorean Equestrian.
La Belle Isabella, the Sylph of the Circle.
Mr.. Il. W. Smith, The Great Buffo Singer.
Haz!et Bedrau, The word-rcnowned Conartionists.
John Mulligan, The Comic Negro Delineaior.
Thorne Donaldson The thoroughly accomplished GYM
besides large corps of Auxilirds and VauIters
The Clowns. Messrs. SMITH Il WARD,
Are the very embodyment of fun and uculariiy Their
kes numerous resh spicy and pquant full of hits
the times and es of the dav entirely free from
thing which The most decaiey constituted mind could
take the slightest exception Bailey Co.'S Expedition
therefore comprises Elegant Horsemanshp. Splendid
Aenagerie Slack Rope Performance. New Singing Cnmc
and Classic Daucipg. Wonderful Pusturing Grand Spec
tacuar Effects Character Eguestranisn and novel
and interesting programme Than before offered
COMIC AFTERPIECE introducing all the cornic talent in
the Company.
THE AMERICAN BRASS BAND, composed of picked
Musicians accompanies the exhibition and will precede the
Grand Cavacade IFS entrance 10 each town. drawn by
ELEPHANTS IN HARNESS, attached to the magnificent
CHARIOT OF APOLLO.
The Pavilion large and commodous fitted I'D with
due regard TO the comfort and convenience of the visitors
aud the Poprieiors pledge themselves that nothing shall
be found wanting tn make this the most elegant beautiful
and satisfactory exhibition that visited this place
The Grand Eniree into the town will take place We'd
nesday, the 9Th, at 10 o'clock.
Doors open and z. Performances commence al ~
and 7Iz
Admission so cents Children and Servants half price
Will exhibit at RuesvIe Tuesday, July 9Th Raleigh
Friday, July 9Th Smhheld, Saturday, July 10th.
T. I. TAYLOR, agent.
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of Mr. Wesley Ferrell in this county
the 18th inst by Jacob Mordeca, ESQ., Mr. Charles b
Dudley to Miss Frances Jane Gully, all of Wake.