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.CO.PARTNERSHIP.

COMPREHENSIVE,
IT HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN MR. HACKNEY P0Is
II partner in my business and will continue the sH.
US heretofore. under the name of
ROSENTHAL Il POOLE,
Thankful for past favurs beg a continuance Of tn
same, and pledge ourselves satisfy all that will honor
with their custom, in price we'll as quality
Respectfully,
EMIL ROSENTHAL
As we want to make for Fall purchases we "
SELL from now until the first Of September uhos aS
at cost, for cash exclusively
ROSENTHAL POOLE
NOTlCE-Those owing will find their accounts nis
out at our Store where they will please settle, eith
cash or note so as to avoid mistakes wish to seteP
my individual business as soon possible.
'' EMIL ROSENTHAL
Raleigh, August s, 1889. ss-wit
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BADLY PosrED-In article entitled 1.-The August
Elections" the Washington Constitution of yes
terday says:
In North-C Carolina, where the election was solely
for members Of Congress, we believe that the Dem
ocrats have made clean sweep, although the tele-
graph reports the probable election Of the Opposi-
ton candidate in the first district
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A Minister to Costa Ricd

WASHINGTON, August ID have have the pleas
urc to state that Alexander Dimtry, of this City,
has been appointed minister to Costa RIGA. Mr.
Dimitry will leave New York on his mission, on
Saturday next The appointment will give univer-
sal satisfaction.
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CALL AT THE MACON HOUsp

uAOsS"S"u SAtys
wv HIGH WILL BE OPENED ON THE os,h ,r
w for the accommodation Of the travelling and NS
ure seeking public. ps
This house is beautifully situated in the new and
ing City of Morehead. at the terminus of the IN
r. R, in full view Of Fort Macon, the Inlet 8eansaA
the surrounding waters of the Harbor, which extend.
Northwest round East To Southwest which view =;
treat to those coming from the up country to SEQ sS
sheet of water. Together with the number Of vessel
ing thereon, from the largest Barque down to the sD,
Canue 10
A new bathing house just put up for thuse wbo H..
the luxury of the salt bath, which is Conducive ia
also good Sailbats with trusty sailors, always rs
Garry persons TO any point they may desire fur small
The proprietor will do all in his power 10 rend+,s
inr,a6e those who ma, favor him with their Gonna.
His charges moderate. Il 81 per day, per week, or r
as per contract, lin advance.)
W. W. GUESS
auguSt - 'o'S. 33-wa
Banner and n. c. Christian Advocate will pub nh !!
weeks and forward accounts.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

v n a Il a -
RALEIGH, N. c.,
VIII attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston, and Hurnett.+
Office Fayettevills Street. opposite the Lawrence
Hotel. --.-t.- -. -..
Raleigh, March 81, 1859. s.-r 81 levitt
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TO DRUGGISTS.
E.f FOR SALE Low FOR CASH.

L.r FOR SALE Low FOR CASH.
1nn IMPROVED PLOUGHS, CORN SHELTERS
AVO Hay and Stalk Cutters, with general assort-
Best Family Groceries, o..
Such Bacon, Lard Flour. Sugars, Coees Teas Molas
ses, Syrups and Candles with various other Goods Also
best old Liquors, by the retail or BARREL
All the above will be sold, wholesale retail low for
ah or ON the usual time to punctual customers,
be had at a.,y house in The City.
Thankful for past favors, hope, by fair dealing and
strict attention business to merit continuance Of the
Cali ON Hasgett Street. 4th door, north side, and YOU
shall not be disappointed good bargains will satisfy you
- JORDAN WOMBLE.
Raleigh, April 90, 1859. 2O-wtf
HAVE a GOOD BILLIARD TABLE TO SELL Low
apply sFn at R Fayetteville St. Raleigh or write to ],
Creech FOR Erther information.
April - 1860. ~ d ? No '.r:'- ' I7SsS~G
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"HARD TIMES NO MORE.n

IA States possessing from % 10 q can enter into an
and respectable business BY which from Is Sl per
day can be realized For particulars address, with stamp
= p" W. K ACTON l. co. =
u Moth Sixth St, PhilaaeIpbi..
August 10, 1868. : 7s-wsm
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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
HI III Point, NOrth.CarOIina Railroad.

Us Niles est Of Green.6oro')
REV n RAY PRINCIPAL, with efficient Assistants.
THE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION Is TO PRO-
Il vide for the thorough education of Young Ladies,
and. an additional feature. qualify such of them
may desire for the avcatinn of teaching Its next
sion will begin the LIST MONDAY in August. Instruction
is given in all the branches taught in the best Female
situations. We have Apparatus New Pianos, &c. The
expenses less than any other Institution of the char
acter in the State Board alone and the English Branches
$40 to 500 per session. Latin and Greek each 81 So
French s.. Ornamentals very low. Boa.d and haIf the
taition required in advance.
- 80 Young Ladies will be received and credited for
tuition until they teach and paw for it.
Wanted situations for Southern Female Teachers.
For full information address,
REV. W. l. LANGDON,
Proprietor.
July 90, 1859. 3l-w3m*
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SAL
IN SOUTH.WESTERN GEORGIA.

PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SAIL
IN SOUTH.WESTERN GEORGIA.
VYNHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY Ms
been placed in my hands for SALE by one of The
successful Cotton Planters in Southwestern Georgia, vi
desires change of residence and occupation:
Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS sft
ated in the heart Of the "me Belt" convenient Ri
road;
One containing $500 Acres;
One containing $50 Acres; and
One containing .250 Acres;
Together with all of the Stock corpete Planting tta
sis. and an abundant supply Of Provisions.
Also. seventy experienced and No !, Gotten maHg
NEGROES, the most of whom are working hands, vii
sold with the Plantations if desired but separately
Terms follows eau be made:-A small amount of cpt
aid the balance instruments of one two three and
years. we'll secured with interest payable annually.
Persons wishing TO see the property will please ntf
few days before visiting the country, that NAV bel
home their arrival
For further particulars address me q. "Bond's MlA
Baker county, Georgia.
W. W. CHEEvER
May 9. 1859. lg-wt
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A gentleman was threatening to beat dou ,rh,,
mos, ln.olerably: why exclaimed an Iris6man
ant ySp YOU oeat the poor dumb animal for spakin
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PROPERTY HOLDERS LOOK TO yop
INTERESTS

Casweli Mutual Fire Insurance Compapv,
OFFICE AT MILTON, CAswELL COUNTY NC
VINHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSrn
Il operation for the past eight years, and during H.
time has punctually paid all losses.
DIRECTORS
n. L. Walker. Isaac Oettinger,
Dr. VIM. NJ. Brooks, Benz. Hines,
A. Z. Finiy, Witcher Keen,
Thos y. Johnston, r. u. Lewis,
l.. ii. Hunt, Jarvis Frinu
Coz. K. N: Kirby, VIM. NJ Huwerton
Thos A. Donoho, Hon. Z. G. Reade.
OFFICERS.
n. J.. Walker, President,
Benz. Hines, Vice Pres
n. ~ Lewis. Treasurer,
NJ. NcGehee. Attorney,
A. l.. Ball, Secretary,
Saml. K. Thornton, General .4qent
Benz. Hines,
/: t t H H"Pi: Exec. Cor"
- All Letters addressed TO the Secretary or As
will be promptly attended 10.
July %, 1889. s0-w,s
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NM. asyer give aims to strangers" said Hunk to i.
Il" 81 %9s Then You viii never relieve an an.
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THE GENUINE CRANBERRY PLANTS.
Blackberry, Raspberry, ThimbIeberry & Whom.
tleb, rry Culture.
-. IMPORTANT tARMERS, GARDENERS OTHERS seH
Cranberry, best variety 81 per $l5 per plants
Washington variety 81 per lo0o, $l5 per 5000 plants.
Cherry and Burberry varieties 80 per l,oOO $40 per
a,MM plants.
Raspberry, e per Dozen Large Blackberry. 81 so per
doz Thimb!eberry, 81 per duzen WhortIeberry 81 so
per dozen.
ViNHE SUBSCRIBE offers for sale the above varieties
II for fall and spring lie has issued circulars the
cultivation and will send them, free of charge. to those
who wish them Plants well boxed meadow-moSs will
be fresh state to all parts Of the United States
Address PAUL Gibson,
birmingham, Norfolk county. Mass.
June le. 1889 94-W4m.a
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EXTRAORDINARY X-ERclsE.-A contemporary has
adopted the practice, becoming quite common, of
marking papers with an X on the expiration of sub
scriptions. subscriber recently responded in the
following good hit:
MEssRs LANsNc.-That your Exposition is X-cu-
sable in the X-tra X Inhibited on the Exterior of
the last Standard, you will allow me to X-press my
readiness to admit Please to Examine the enclos-
ed X-change, and if deemed an X-piation for my
remissness it will be Expected that you will tend
to me an Xoneration from your Factions BY
X-pnnging or X-scinding the said X from my next
paper. Not that your mode is by any means Keep
tionablc in Exercising right, but rather to be
X-tolled, as very X-peditious in making Kan
pies Of delinquents Yours truly.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,


n WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS A VALU-
able Tract of Land lying three and half miles West
of Greensbornugh the Salem road containing 5 acres
about one half of it in timber which there is good
each about feet square, Barn. Stables and necessary
out buildings, with gnod Well of water
The place well waered. and has good meadow lands
The adning the West has been recently selected
for the cultivation of Tobacco, and portions of this place
thought be equally we'll adapted TO the growth Of
tobacco.
Persons want Of place would do well to examine the
premises credit will be given and bond with approved
security required The title will be reserved until the pur.
chase money is paid.
MARGARET CALDWELL
Greensborougb Jan. 81, 1889. 4-wtfS
Call at the Raleigh New Cheap Cash Store,
No. A., FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
Zone door abore James H. I5aUies,)
IF YOU WISH TO GET BARGAINS,
II HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK AN
IL entire new stock Of
Domestic and Staple Dry Goods
OF the latest styles and importation which, having been
bought after the great rush of trade was OYER at much
lower prices than hose bought earlier which intend to
sell at small advance first cost call and see for YOUR
selves hope my old friends and customers will give me
call before elsewhere think will be 10 their
JOHN cREEcH.
April TO- 1859. l7-wly..
TO DRUGGISTS.
A GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
"A of the University of New York. and practitioner of
years experience desires a situation In wholesale
drug establishment His for wishing such situa.
ton u.s. that his health will admit of the exposure Incl.
dent to the practice of medicine The most satisfactory
both A d to character and ses
December o.. 1858. 52-wtf
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NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
VJNHE FOURTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURE
Il in this Institution will commence on MONDAY ID
14th day of November, 1889.
preliminary course of Lectures will commence on H.
18Th of October 1859, and the Professors will deliver G
bedside Lectures.
Faculty
E. D. FENNER, N. D., Professor of Theory and Pm.
tice
AUSTIN FLINT. NJ. D., Professor of Cnica! Medicr.
&C., &c
SAMUEL chopin, N. D., Professor of Surgery
ISAAC l.. CRAWCOUR, NJ. D., Professor of Chemist!
&C.. nc
ANTHONY PENSION, NJ. D., Professor of Physohr
HOWARD SMITH. NJ. d., Professor of Matera Media
CORNELIUS G. BEARD, NJ. d., Professor of AnaUm
D. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ. d. Professor Of Oh
stetrics.
J. F. GRAIL, NJ. d., Demonstrat af Anatomy.
The Professors arc, under the law of the State visiting
Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity Hospital and M
great aim is TO give their pupils the most thorough pc
cal instruction.
For Circulars, any information whatever, address
E. ID. FENNER, NJ. D., Dean
August 8, 1889. TOWN
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SHEEP IN TExAs.-The Gonzales Tcxas) Enquirer
has the following in regard to the extent Of sheep
raising in that quarter of the State: In order that
the reader may form some ida of the extent of this
business in our State, we will here remark that
from safe calculation of one two sheep raisers,
it is estimated that not less than one-fourth of
million of sheep have been brought into Texas from
Mexico since the first day of January last, exclu-
sivc of those imported from Tennessee Illinois, Mis-
souri, and Arkansas. 1t is also estimated that by
the first of next January this number will have
been doubled thus making something like half mil
lion of sheep brought from Mexico into our State
during the year. Of the number already brought
in, it is thought that about seventy eighty thou,
sand have crossed the river at this place.
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Majority for Buchanan

HdTUH! HfTV
These figures confirm what we said day or two
ago--that the vote of the State in this election
would prove to be much the largest cast in the
State.
They further show that Harris majority as far as
heard from, is los larger than MIR. Buchanan's IN
1856, and only 76l less than in 1857. We think
his majority may be safely estimated above eight
thousand-NnshrHe Union, Aug 10.
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REV. F. l.. HAwKs.--We have not yet heard
whether this distinguished divine. historian and
ator accepts the Profes>orShp of History. rendered
him by the Trustees Of the University. The selec.
ton was as good a one as could have been made. \
native Of NorthC Carolina although for several years
past resident of another State, he seems to
have cherished peculiar attachment to the land of
his earlier years. 1T has been truly remarked that
whenever North Carolinian cmgratcS to another
State he is to leave his heart behind him. The
case of DIR. Hawks is one in point. His intense de-
votion to NOrth-Carolina has Fever abated Amid
engagements pressingy urgent in the field of egiti
mate labor. ATTENDING to the duties of Pastor of a
fourishng Church in New York city, he has yet
found rather taken time. to write the history of
his native State, with pen of light rescuing her
name from the olium and obscurty her enemies
would be pleased to fastened upon her. The
work, when completed, should find place in the
Library of every citizen in the State We owe him
a debt of gratitude for his zeal and assduity, which
can never be paid. Should he accept the recent
appointment. he will reflect lustre upon the reputa
ton of the University, and also upon the State in
which it is located. lie is regarded as one of the
ablcst and most learned ministers in the city Of New
York, and it is hoped that he will accede to the
wishes Of the Trustecs.-Leisure Hour.
Can THE OPPOSITION BOAST When the opposi-
ton of this District consider the way in which they
have defeated in this contest, mean simply to
ask will they boast of their victory: Will you boast,
gentleman, of gross misrepresentation, and wilful
unfairncss? Can it be possible that the people OF
this District have permitted thcmselves to be ALSO
lutely gulled out of their suffrageS! Strange it
may appear, nevertheless the truth Of the thing is
indelibly stamped upon their forcheadS.
That W. N. H. Smith, Esq. is elected to seat in
the Congress of the United States, by unfairness
and instrumentation is fact that we CHALLENGE
the opposition the opposition Press to controvert.
Mr.: Smith was elected upon the Lou Tar Question;
a question that was sounded in the ears of those
who were not competent of judging for themselves,
throughout the whole District, from the ocean-bcat
shores of Currituck TO the highlands of Northamp-
ton. With this fact staring you in the face, we sim
ply ask, can you boast p WILLIAMSON Banner
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THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE friends
OF the Virginia Mechanics Institute in all portions
OF our country, are earnestly appealed to to exert
themselves on behalf of the approaching Sixth An
nual Exhibition, to be held in Richmond in October
1859.
In addition to machinery of all kinds, and all
manner of mechanical implements and manufactures,
the fine arts, and the handwork of the ladies' the
Committee on Exhibition deem it highly desirable
to secure as great variety of articles of the oldcn
times as possible All persons therefore, who are
In possession OF relies or mementOes, or cnriostes
which throw any light upon the history of the past
or which exhibit the skill or taste of the age or which
mark epochs in the lives of families or societies. or
professions, will greatly oblige the commite by for
wardlng them for exhibition All old or rare coins,
DOCKS, implements, paintings, Revolutionary relics,
models Of old Inventions family records of thrilling
events rare specimens of minerals. precious stones
DC, will be thankfully received and carefully kent
during the Exhibition, AMI at its clase be promptly
returned to the depostor or his authorized agent.
The DANvILLE CONNECTION last Salem
Press contains the proceedings of meeting at Ger
manton recently to take measures for building the
Dan River Coal Fields Road. 1t was resolved that
Stokes will build so much of the Road as NAV be
located IN that county. And committee consist
ing OF Messrs. r. d. Golding, Joel +. Hill, W. 4.
Lash, C. H. Matthews, and j. W. Chambers was
appointed to correspond with the friends of the en-
terprse. Their conferences, We suppose, have re-
sutcd-in the following card which we find in the
Winston Sentinel of the 9Th inst:
"a meeting will be held at the Blue Sulphur
Spring near Leaksvile, in Rockingham county, on
Saturday the 18th of August; Another at Madi.
son, on the 18th Another at Walnut Cove on the
10Th, and another at Germanton on the 18th of
August,-all for the purpose of obtaining Stock to
the Dan River Coal Field Railroad. Messrs John
H. billiard and Thos Settle have promised to attend
SAID meetings and perhaps others who are informed
on the subject will be there All who feel an inter
est in the work are invited to attend 1t is expected
10 nave the per cent of the amount Of Stock sub
scrlbed paid in at the time that the Company may
DC organized as soon as noSrihlen
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GRAND VIEW FEMALE SEMINARY
ALAMANcE County, N. c.
Mr.. ]. MORTON, Proprietor.
Mrs. MAMIE MORTON, Teacher.

GRAND VIEW FEMALE SEMINAkl'
ALAMANcE COUNTY, N. c.
Mr.. ]. MORTON, Proprietor.
Mrs. MAMIE MORTON, Teacher.
TvHE FIRST TERN OF THIS INSTITUTION VII
II be opened on the Cd Thursday in July, 1859 j..
school is situated in moral and healthy section Of c
try, ON the road leading from Gibsonville to iance
II miles northwest from the Company S Shops " y,
road. 1t is the desire and purpose Of Mr. and Mrs NOR
to make this first class Seminary for young ladies' w.
Mortons long experience in teaching is sufficient gJ
anee tor the faithful discharge of the many duties oe
ing upon her in the various departments under her cs
B,ard. '' '-''''' 500
Elementary English, s@
p. French ---- 800
Music on Piano. $50
Oil and Grecan Painting each, 100,
Board eau be obtained with the proprietor, or VIII
july 70. 1859. '>''''' 29-wit
II TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE h NJ
Il liens Of Raleigh and the surrounding conntr!ys s
continue to carry ON the BLACKSMITH BUSlNEs h,a
leigh, at WIN H0LLOMAN's OLD STAND; i sbcsa
the same Smith that had last year. his business Is do
Horses and working on Farming Tools; he can hu
work Carriages hope by strict attention to 0u'''
70 snare q "0ef'' patronage JOHN MYAI1ll
January IA 1870 3-w!
january A. i0''' -.a .-a =.
HUzzA FOR THE CARRIAGE MAKE
\ @ OF RALEIGHI Nj
LIVERY ONE FOR HIMSELF, AND YOG , m
IL guess who is for all. am in the ring, manu''''
eHh.H Carriages and Buggies, r. oaaa
and that with good materials will sell low ior
good Mites will trade for Pork in the pork st
Corn, Bacon, or Flour. Ny Shop is two square
west Of Capitol Square, and near the Masonic NV 1T
Raleigh, Nay II, 1853.
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These popular Springs invaluable for their Medicinal
qualities They have cured Scrula Dyspepsia and Dis
of the Chest when all other remedies had failed
~ Tile Season opens June lat. 81
PLYADES SMALLWOOD.
June l. 1889 29-w3m.
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