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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-03
By A. GREEN. Auctloneer.


TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, ON 1TH sTRkEr, NEAR THE Navy
YARD By virtue OF a deed Of trust duly ex ecuted
and recorded being dated the sth of February 1856
ana a. the request OF the party entitled to the debt
thereby secured the subscriber will sell at pnhIic
auction, m front of the premises, on THURSDAY
Jan. Is 1883, At O'Clock p. m. part Of squire nine
hundred and five, (95D bounded forty one feet from
the southwest corner of SAID squsre, and running
Ihehce north ong the lire of 18th street q feet
onches; thence east IS feet, thence southwardly IS
thence 40 feet TO the place of beginning SITUATED an
the city Of Washington. The improvements consist
IT good and subtantial and well-buIlt Frame
House.
Terms of sale One-haf cash the balance in six
and twelve Ontns, the purchaser to give his notes
for the deferred payments, hearing Interestlom the
day at sale. led Of truS: taken to secure the
payments of the notes A Ii convey sncIng at the ex-
pence OF the purchaser.
III the terms of sale be not compled with m fen
DAY from te day of sale. the trustee reserves the
right To resell said premises at the risk and cost of
the defaufIns purchaser, by giving five day notice
OF taIe resale In some newspaper published in the
NiMR0D GARRETTsoN, Trustee.
Jan 10 cow a. GREEN, Auct.
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WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap; Ioe
Cream and Water Ices at 81 80 per gallon. at the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th aud r SITS.
ian p Inn ]. FUssRIL.
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A RRIVA EXTRA RDIN AIRY
NINE MANAAR,
SCIENTIFIG ASTK0L0GIST AND

SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGIST AND
PHRENOLOGIST,
Has tax en- suit Of Rooms at
MRS. SUTTONs, No. $50 Eighth street,
and iatters Lerself from her we'll Known ability and
respeotabty. that the Ladies aud Gentlemen oft
vicinity will turn out en- masse, and put her to the
test. She will guarantee that those who visit her
will not regret il.
Gentlemen, S200-Ladles, Sl.00.
Horoscopes drawn for Five Dollars.
She will remain only q short time. jan 25.2w-
$4,000 HooE. s MESTEs;R 4 co.
will open
On TUESDAY MORNING, February ID,
asuperb collection of those
SIS LOUN C ID l. X 8,
ingt0n during the past week.
Penn. sv, between 9Th and eth SITS.
N. B.-These elegant nsignsd goods will be found
on the SECOND FLOoR Of our establishment, thus hf
fOrding the Ladies an ample opportunity for thor
oush examination Of the styles and prices before
purchasing, fsl-lv
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MARsHAL'S SALE:-In virtue of hye wnts OF
Nl feri facIas, on judgement of condemnation
issued from the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
ofthe District OF Columbia for the County of Wash.
Ington, and To me directed shall ex pose to public
sale for Cash, In front of the CourtHou door OF
said County, On SATURDAY. the auth day of eh-
ruary lS5s, at u O'Clock the following described
property, to wit, viz: Part Of Lot l. in square we ST
OF square No. T. In the City OF Washington, ID. c.,
beginning ~ the southeast corner of said Lot No l.
running thence west along the line of street north
IL feet, then, north IS feet thence esst " feet
tence south 10 feet to beginning; also the undivided
half part of Lot No H. IN said square, fronting on
9th street west 60 feet running hack with that width
with the rear of said lot No. A. feet Inches as
purchased by John NJ cGa yey of Messrs Ennis and
Woodward; Also, the other undivided moIety of
Lot No. a, in said square. and that part of OF No
l. IN said square, commencing for same az point
on street north. IL feet west of the southeast
corner OF SAID Lot and running thence on ST. eet
west % feet inches hence Dorthwardy and p.ral-
lei with 9th street IS feet thence with the rear line
of SAID Lot eastwardly IS feet inches thence south
wadly to beginning, together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of John McGa:vey, and will he sold
10 satisfy Judicas No so, SIS $780, $751; snd s5s 10
January term 1873 IN favor Geo Lowry, H"wsll
wage, and 6etty Il Williams.
J. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
Jan "a dts for the District of Columbia.
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III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, the l2ih day of February next
same hour. BY order of the Trustee
Jan g cow A. GREEN, Auct.
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTISENTS.
GE9RSEToWN CITY GUARDS. ATTEN.
I pEffsa t.
in y, at % S,caloek. n full uniform, for dress dill
fes e. J: B. DAVIS. o.s.
A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at Forrest
"A Hall. Seorsetown, on MONDAY EVENING
me g IN inst Tor the purpose fdisoussns the
r. Ould. Esq,,and other speakers VII address the
CUMBERLAND OAL-For saIs 10 susnritie.
and Ks. .s'oS1 SAX sSa FINE
WOOD Of superior qualities; vupr.
sarx No. 81 GAYS. 2R MAE. s KeR street.
FOR SALE LOw.-One good SPRING WA
T s CON With three springs; also slse; ONE BUGGY,
~ sS sasss se
Tor SALE-A NEGRO GIRL. about nineteen
i years Of age. OF good disposition and honest
for life, but sale for term Of year. would Be pre-
feIrej and restricted to the District Of Columbia.
Address box 2o9. Georgetown Post Office. fest
ZONE WITH THE CASH.
We now offer our stock of WOOD and COAL
at the ",s % Prices for cash only delivered in
IVY 9at Wood at s. 50 per- sa1 cord s'''"H
Pine d.; do. 80 do.
3 S mite ss nc Coal s At ss.s sI per ton.
Red do, all sizes. at Sc so per ton.
Orders left at p j. Steers Store. 7th street, be-
tween t nd f. or at either of our Yards. will be
J w.P MYERS CO.,
Corner u and 22d streets, r irst Ward.
C. MYERS & SON,
fe2-lm Water street, Georgetown, ID. c.
TOR RENT-A first class RESIDENCE at
town Terms moderate. Apply to Mrs. ANN X.
O'NEALE. jan IS colin
pOARDING.-MISS GWYNN, occupying Mrs.
- Raphael Semme's house, in Georgetown, FIRST
street smiths Row, can accommodate several FAM
niss with very desirable Rooms and good BOARD ID.
jan u i'm
Producing STOCK-CHEAP FOR CASH.
JOHN Fl. SMOOT,
No. ll9 Bridge street, GeOrgetOicn, ID. C.,
wishing to reduce has stock As possible by the
let of March, will sell from this date every descrip
ton OF WINTER GOODS at reduced prices for
cash.
Fancy CoOred Dress Silks,
Printed MouslIne Deaines,
MerlnO, Plalds and POplns,
French MerinOs,
Shaws, Scarfs,
ClOaks, &c.,
will be sod at a VERY GREAT REDUCTION
on former prices. p'ompt customers supplied upon
rendered to st instant he tenders his grateful ac
knOwledgeme"is and will be uLder many obligations
to all who have not to do by cash note at their
jan 81 J.H. sMOOT.
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%, NUllIE.
j HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
Store 10 Mr.. &. =. whIttlesey, takes this method
of Informing those indebted TO him that their sc-
counts are now ready, and that he Will be found al
the 100 h of February. Every account not then set
tied will he placed IN the hands ofan oficer
j. X McGREGpR,
Ate, Whttlesey's Paint ana oil Store,
ian SD-tFeb6 hSt 7th sfres,
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Fire at RENE. C..

at Rome, on Friday a whole so,s.. ~ s'nS,.
noo destroyed. The loss sinoupted 20 SiIs |.
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LECTURE on " HOME AND ITS APFRcrIoy.
Last night, DIR. T.. Yeates Reese, editor of the
" Methodist Protestant" delivered a lecture at
the Methodist Protestant church, Ninth St, upon
the above subject; and which. by its beauty and
eloqnence, kept the audience quite unmi ndfuI of
the lapse of time through the hour and a half of
time occupied IN its delivery. His delicious pic
tnre Of a happy home, and his quietly humorous
showings-up of the follies and vexatfons of mar
ried life, were felicitous indeed
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Steamer WRECKED.

ChARLEsToS, Feb. 2-The STEAMER Pee De-
nas "een wrecked on ST Augustine bar; ali Lives
ns.h,nNea The steamer was employed In fur
"s STORES TO the troops In FLORIDA
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MARRIAGE AT Browns HOTEL Yesterday.
a large company of ladies aud gentlemen ASSEM-
bled in the public parlor at Browns Hotel to
witness the marriage of Mr.. p. b. Marshall and
Miss Susan +. Wood. The ceremony was per-
FORMED ny the Rev t. W. Sampson, of the T.
street Baptist Church.
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WE REGRET tolearn that Mrs. Foy, the widow
Of the late John Foy, is left penniless by the
burning N her house, every dollar Of the in.
surance goes to mortgage.
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1T Is STATED that the meeting tonight at Tenn
Perence Hall, to discuss the new Code is to be
followed by others in this city and in George
town. The codifers express disposition to
make any explanations respecting fheir work
and will attend such Of the public meetings as
they can make convenient
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TIT FfTT IMMINENT Of tLt INV I UIK VUIuH-
unteer militia propose to visit w Washington this
coming Spring.
WATCH RETURNs.-JOhn Murray, Va, Va
grant; wo:khouse 90 days Babel seymour, col :,
Va, disordsrly do. John Goochen, Germany,
resisting officers; fine and costs, 81 a.. Caspar
hollar. Germany, drunk and disorderiy; work
house w days. Thirteen dodgers, non- residents
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FrsA sAs A,..css,e1 p,... -.

MAUcH CHUNK, Feb 3-Th.
Summit Hill and an adjoining stoS, v omee AZ
stroyed by IRE last night. A large nor,,o. =, a.
papers and many letters Were burnt ~ 'Ae
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A N INSTRUCTOR wANTED.-A gentleman
"a residing i'm q nAiRhhorIng State wIshas To nh

w HOUSE, with five or six chambers, parlOrs,
and dining room. Apply to No. ISL Browns Hotel.
d lg-tf
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a PAINFUL cAsE-R w. Young, young
man most respectfully connected in this city, and
who resigned clerkshiP in the city post office
about two weeks ago, was arrested yesterday on
charge of embezZiing money from the city pos
office. He was held to 5000 bail for his ap-
Pearance at the next term Of the Criminal Court
by Justice Dom.
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EMP!.OfMENT.-S5,a month AMI oil ex pen SEES
~ paid. An AGENT - WANTED in every town
spectacle and easy business, hy which the above
profits may be eeTtaIny made For full particulars
and Mercer sts., Now York City, inol0sng one pos
tage stamp, ian 8-5Wt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-03

A. JACKSON, having got his pay for work at the
Capitol, went on spree yesterday, got badly
beaten, and had his horse stolen A man named
Walsh was arrested for the assault upon Jackson.
but the plaintiff declining to prosecute, he was
dismissed. The horse is yet missing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-03

i Pk6FERrYY.oA fARM Of N acres sn of Land land
situated in Buckingham county, Va. with stock and
farming Utensils, together with Saw and Grst
LIN on 6 street south, between Al and 9th SITS.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.-A comfortable
w HOUSE, containing about six rooms, some
where between Pa.avenue and street. and between
18th and ath streets. Any one having such House
for sale may meet purchaser by addressing a note
to Box No. IL, Star Office. if disposed to sell for
to suit the times stating lowest price and pre-:
else location. ian 2l-tf
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WANTED-Ry a respectable young English Pro-
w testant WOMAN, situation as Imfant's
Nurse, or as Seamsti and wait ON Lady. Is
willing TO travel to any part required Please call
at ~ Indiana avenue.
fe lStf f.. ROOGERS
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NEW VOLUMES for 1853 +!

~ KNOWLEDGE OF GOD, effectively Considered.
Being the first Part of Theology Considered Science Of
Positive Truth both 1nductive and Deductve by Robert
J. Breckenridge, D. L. D.
EVENINGS WITH JESUS; by Rev. William Jay.
THE DIVINE LIFE; by Rev. John Kennedy.
THE SAINT AND HIS SAVIOUR; by the Rev. C. II.
Spurgeon
MODERN ATHEISM; by James Buchanan, D. D., LII D.
THE GREYSON LETTERS Selected from the Cores
pondence of R. E. H. Greyson. Esq; by Henry Rogers
DARKNESS IN THE FLOWER LAND, or Religious
Notions and Popular Supersons in North China by the
Rev. M. Simpson Cubertson.
W. L. POMEROYs
Raleigh Dec. %. 1l3-
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New Agricultural Journal.
THE NORTH.CAROLINA PLANTER.

EDITED GENTLEMEN SCIENTIFIC
'''." EDGE FARMING.
At the solicitation of many friends of Agriculture the
Undersigned has been induced to issue this Prospectus for
publishing in Raleigh Agricultural Journal, with the
above title am not disposed to engage it. until have
assurances that will be sUeU sustained in publishing
Agricultural paper equal to any other pub
lished in the country. And determined to publish
no other Should sufficient number of subscribers be
obtained my purpose to the best and most
competent writers contribute to its columns and to
cure Editors fully competent conduct it.
Cuts of Implements, Engrayings of Animals &C., shall
embeish its pages every number, and each number shall
have handsome and the work be gotten up in the
best style of the Printers art The we'll known punctu
atty Of the Undersigned, Publisher WILL it is hoped
be sufficient guaranty of his fulfilling his promises, il he
engages in the publication.
It remains to be whether the enterprise will meet
with the appreciation and cooperation of the Farmers of
North Carolina.
As two thousand subscribers obtained, the
work will be entered upon.
THE PLANTER will be issued monthly, at 81 year
80 large pages in each No., and handsome cover.
Subscribers need not send the money till the first No. is
issued After that time payment will be invariably
.quired in advance.
Address A. NJ. GORMAN Publisher.
Raleigh, Dec. f. lOs-
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KIsCELLAMoUs.
WAHON'S IMPROVED TEN DOLLAR
SEWING MAXINE.

HNHE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH AND NEIGHBOR
ING country respectfully invited to call at onr
rooms Mr. Copelands Daguerrean Rooms over the Post
Office, to witness the operation of
Watson's Celebrated $40 Family Sewing Ma.
a8'.sr - p chine,
Which will be exhibition the above place anan.
opportunity for all the citizens to see it. and test s
particular worth for family ,use ~
Sewing lis simple in its construction easily operated NOT
able to get out Of order and will do much work
day the most expert seamstress do in en with her
needle and is sold for the low price of "
81. $40, $12, AND &l5.
And with footpower. &C.. complete $50, $25 and $50
As the Agent Mr.. Posal is North we have mado
furnish the public with these Machines on
the shortest notice.
JNO. H. DAVIS,
Prop. State N. c. for Wa, sons Sle Sewing Machine
T. B. POISAL, General rent
s. D. WILLIAMS, Travelling Agent. "
in person or by letter.
August 25. 10 If
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FEW PUBLICATIONS.
g THE GLOBEs

r,,s so The sOmc1al Faper .0i Congsess.
GLOBE and TAG CoSGREssloNAL GLoBE AND APPENDIX.
o remind subscribers and inform those who may desire 70
subscribe that Congress will meet on the nst Monaay 2.
above named papers They have been published ~ long
that most public know their character and thereore
needless to give minute account Of the kind OF
matter they will contain.
THE DAILY GLOBE will contain report of the Debates
in both branches of Congress- taken down by reporters
equal at least any corps of short hand writer's in this
in anv other country. majority of them will EACH be
sbe to report uera ten thousand words an hour wnIe
the average number of words spoken BY huen SPEAKERS
when The debates of day do not make moe than fory
columns they shall appear in the Daily Gooe tne aext
morning. which will contain, ALSO the news OF the to-
eher With such editorial articles may be suggested by
Passing events. l'.l
is also my Intention from time to tune as 9Ecaslon
may require to publish my OF 'ne ms
eight Anecdotes OF General ana tne 'eaa
the party which he Conducted and the leading men
Of other parties will believe be interesting 20" "nen
partisan bitterness has aoated.
In becoming the reporter OF the debates q,
deemed proper to say that the Globe would never De
partisan paper This pledge viii not be forfeited oy
ducing as eontIoaton ~ asy LIZ LIE @ f nv time
character wn'cn gnJ ~ ,s ps; thorouoh Demo
Although am, anu s ,r;nn;na. in wav to make
cIat WIN never -. @ rt Rnt in regard to persons
tnem nus, ~ - Irnsts nm history Ihope to make
ano esents wh.sn ~ ;r opa Nth iba,tvevr am re-
solved MI to sneak independently Of all parties.
TEE CoSGREss1oNAL GLOBE APPENDIX will contain
renort of all the debates in Cong. revised by the
speakers the Messages of the President of the United
States the Annual Reports of the Heads OF the Executive
Departments the L.ws passed during the session. and CO.
pous indexes 10 all. 1hey VIII oe Pin:eu 49,
royal sheet IN DOCK 10TH ' Th JI iii maze it is he
SOP and rases as the long sessions
neveo between 1,noo a S,' +hnsa numbers and
ior many Years nI , :, St - termed ono one" This
the next session WI" De VIA s LII cold in omv country
rsn ,I1 or printed from manuscript copy taking
fer d9 me average Th uhar Of ia 1910
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II GATHER FOR SPRING TRADE. WHOLE

II FATHER FOR SPRING TRADE, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAILING respectfully inform our
friends and the public that we have store large and
excellent Stock Of Leather and Findings for the Spring
Trade which will sell low any other establishment
South of New York. and for less price they be had
even there expenses of travelling freight &c. considered
All of purchases having been made from the Impor
tiers and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from own
Tannery places it in power to sell Goods above
ed Those who wish to buy cannot lose by giving stock
examination and believe shall be able to please
both as to price and quality Below enumerate Of
the leading articles viz:
20 dozen of Crawfords Calf Skins this maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1851
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 American Calf Skins,
80 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
50 Band Leather,
Lasts BootTees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also Sewed Brogans of manufacture, warranted
to give satisfaction and many other articles
to mention, at No. 81 Old street. opposite B. Harrsons
Saddlery. F. A. & R. H. FORD.
B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store.
Petersburg, May 5, 1852. tt.
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HINTS TO PERSONS IN THECOUNTRY
IL FOR PIANOS to be durable and last for fifty years
Gas they ought to they should be made of timber that
erwise later they obliged give way and
become worthless To carry out this important feature as
well great many other things connected with the pro-
per manufacture of Pianos large amounts of money and
experience required and but few makers have enough
of both With this state of things starug the face
ing agents. who here to-day and gone tomorrow sim
ply, perhaps because the Piano presents handsome out
of which you know nothing about when you can upon
altogether good terms and better, readily supply your
selves from settled responsible establishments twenty
years standing whose instruments have been tested
thousand time over.
E. p NASH Petersburg, Va
November "a. IO5-
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DRY GOODS, &C.
Fail Trade.

Fall Trade.
STEVENSON Il WEDDELL,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DoMEsT1C DRY GOODS,
Nos. 70 AND 80 SYCAMORE ST., PETERSBURG VA,
4 RE NOW RECEIVING AND WILL HAVE IN
"A store ready for inspection by the LIST September
large and commanding stock of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods to which they respectfully invite the attention
North Carolina Merchants.
Their stock will be kept full and complete during the
season by purchases at auction and from first hands,
ders promptly attended to.
JOHN sTKvENsON. JAMES wEppE11
August 1s. +-...' -"- - 8T-9 n
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
DR.. e. BURKE HAYWOOD,
RALEIGH, N. c.,


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Will at all times keep hand choice selection of
Pure Drugs and Nedicines F|snc English and Anaeriea"
Peumery; F7aporing Extracts Spices and Fancy dr.
tioles; Fine Toilet, .Shaoing S APPS, Creams, DO;
Hair, Tooth, Sharing and Paint Brushes; Su-
perior Segars, tobacco and Snuff; Surgical
Instruments, Irusses and Supporters;
Cimphene, Burning F2uid and
Lamp OIL; Linseed, 0,tton
Seed, and Tanners OIL;
Harnishes, Paints, Dye-Iufs,
Glassware, Putty, de-, de-, de-
VUHHE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW ADDING TO HIS
Stock fresh assortment of the best Medicines, Per-
fumery, Paints, &C., catalogue of which he deems UNI
necessary.
He always endeavos to keep but the best articles
in his trade and believes that all those who have hereto
fore bought of him have been perfectly satisfied He socs
further extension of trade and will endeavor to please
both in the quality and preparation of prescriptions
He is assisted by Mr.. c. c. Hughes, graduate Of the
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, practical and sku
Druggist.
Raleipb Oct 16 94-tf
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MACHINES, ENGINES, &c.-HAVING RE
N1 ceyed an Agency from one Of the largest establish
Machinery all kinds and of the perfect character
the most favorable terms for cash good paper.
Among many things enumerate Locomotives. with an
Stationary Engines 500 horse power arranged
suit the for which they needed and guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
Portable Engines from to l6 horse power adapted to
the use Of Farmers, Printing Offices, Hosting, &c
Power Presses of new simple, durable and effective
character and very rapid work.
Shop Fittings Power Paners, Boring and Mortcng Ma
Chimes Cotton and Flour Mills and indeed all kinds of Me-
chinery. SAM'L b. PAUL
Petersburg, Va.
February Is, 1856. 25-sw1y.
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STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE MY STEAM SAW MILL. SIT
II UAPED et Morrisville Depot The mill is nearly as
Is constructed improved plan. with counter SHAFT
TO Which other machinery may be attached Also grst
water The boiler is twenty-five horse power Those
wishing TO purchase would do we'll to apply soon 1t ID
nvoraoiy Known, and will not remain long in market
N. JONES.
december To- HIT
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HDANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH.CAR.
u OLINA.-A Dividend of Five per out of the
profits for the last six months has been declared this day
payable at the Principal Bank the first Monday in jan
uary next and at the Branches fifteen days thereafter.
C. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, Dec. 4, 1857. lOS-9t.
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PRICE OF RAGS RAISED.

TIME FOREST MANUFACTURING COMPANY WILL
IL pay three and quarter cents per pound for good
clean Cotton and Linen Rags, delivered to the Railroad
Agent nj any Depot the North Carolina Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroads. good order for transportation in bales
or Sacks well packed and marked to Dr. W. R. MILLER,
Agent Forestville N. C. Those who send Rags will
forward the Railroad Agents receipt also account sta
ting weight and price, On the arica! Of the Rags check
on the Bank of the Sta here will be RENTED, cash
paid here to the seller his order We pay charges
except Railroad freight; but Rags may be put in old or
baggng, and the gross weight will be allowed
w. R. POOLE, President.
December 80. 1l4-H
W Register copy.