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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-12-14

Nothing at this time so engrosses the pub
lie mind, as the excitement growing out Of
the Harper's Ferry affair. The Southern
press and people have been very quiet, and
seemed for a time to be calmly considering
Recently the excitement has been growing,
and the public press is doing It's full share to-
wards increasing it. 1t is true the course Of
the Abolitionists ~justifes excitement, or
rather a purpose ON the part Of the South,
to meet them at every point. 1t is a time
for vigilance, for watchfulness, and a readi-
ness for any emergency but we regret to
see in several papers, suggestions which in
dictate distrust and want Of confidence in the
black population Of the South. Nothing has
occurred from the irruption of the Harper's
Ferry raid up to the present time-either in
Virginia or In any other Southern State, to
produce the slightest apprehension of danger
either from the slaves or free colored popu-
lation Of the South. No Southern slave or
free negro has been ~apprehended or charged
even, with completely with Brown or other
Abolition emissaries. So far as we can see,
the whole slave and free negro population Of
the South have been quiet, manageable, and
giving proof of their fidelity to the Southern
people. And yet some of our newspa-
per editors arc daily u~ttering their warnings
and exciting fears Of Instruction, &c. And
what is a little remarkable, our negroes may
still throng the liquor shops, may be drunk.
en- and thus made the willing dupes Of bad,
mean uhite men, and no warning is at hand
no complaint is uttered-but if negroes have
religious privileges they must be abridged
In the eyes Of such men there is great dan
ger in a negro's praying or going to church
but he may be drunken and disorderly in any
other respect, and nothing is said Of it.
Now, we protest against any effort to ex
cite the fears of the public in regard to rh,
black population, until there are good ground
for it. Let a strict police be established ev
erywhere, TO continue through all time
bring the whole black population under prop
err discipline and control-keep them iron
being tempered with by bad white men, bu
still extend to them those privileges and i'm
munities which are innocent and beneficial
and the South need have no fear. Unde
proper discipline-strict, but kind, uniforr
management-the blacks are invariably a
tachCd to the whites, rely upon them an
look to them for protection. We are M
advocates for loose rein either to children {
servants. Let them know that they are watcl
ell, that their conduct night and day is clos
ly looked into, and that punishment is ce
taiu'when deserved. But let us be just
them.
We are inclined to think that such alarr
lists do much harm. Generally they are n
shareholders themselves, nor have they an
good feelings for the race. More than al
they are frequently ungodly, wicked me-
who hope to gain something by the effort
appear ever jealous for the safety of tt
country. Shareholders should beware
that class of alarmists.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-12-14
MUSIC SCHOOL.

Mrs. H. WHITAKER'S Music School viii
ISl commence at her own Residence, the first
Monday in January. Thankfulfor the liberal pat
ronrge heretofore received, she hopes by her dilli>
gent attention to the proper instruction of those
under her care to merit a continuance Of the
same. A public Concert viii be given at the close
of the session.
Raleigh, Nov. 18th. 14-f.
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PRICES CURRENT.
NORFOLK MARKET.
BY McPHEETERs & GHIsLELIN,

DI ANL o11lC4AEL1N
Wholesale GRocERs Z { COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR.-The markets. we'll supplied with Va. a
Tenn. Flour, and the~e from N. C. are also
increasing. The demand is not very active. be-
ing confined almost entirely to the hone consump-
ton with very little enquiry for shipment. We
quote 8. E. $51; Extra 6 to SO; Family 6 SO
a e. Cash.
~Corros.-The market has still further given
way under continued unfayorable urices. and we
note sales yesterday of 2 and 800 bales ut lOa.-
The stock unsold is about 1000 bales.
CoRs.-Yellow is in demand at 80 a 90 white
ard mixed are less enquired for at rs a II.
PaAs.-B. z. dull at 81 20; CLAW and BLACK
wanted at so.
NAVAL sroREs.-Spts. Turpt. 4s a a.: common
Resin 81 80 a ] 80; Tar dull at 81 90.
DRIED FRUIr Confines quiet. Apples 81 Is:
Peeled Peaches $3.75; unpeeled Peaches 2 90.
W~HEAT.-Receipts very light, with no sales to
report from.
GRocERlEs.-N. o. and P. R. Sugars n a 81
rushed aud Pulyerized 101 a IL c Sugar 81 q
10 as to quality. N. 0. Molasses 40 . A Mus
covado 81 a 30. Rio Coffee ~ a III; Laguyra
i35 a Is Java Is a IS. Rice "A q S. ALBANIAN
tine Candles 20 a %; Chemical IS a SO Sperm
Sc. Brown Soap Al s. Starch I a s.
BAcoN.-N. c. and Va. hoground III a lie
good n. c. and Va Ham Ia q Is.
| Dee. 10.
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XPENSE
Tuition in Elementary Branches, $l5
/" College Glasses, 20
I" Drawing materials included) IL
/" Painting in Water Colors, Is
(" Oil Painting (materials inclu1ed) 90
/" Wax Work {materials included) 10
" Embroidery (materials included) 10
" Music instrument furnished) %
Board (~washing included) 50
Extra charges and needless expenses are strictly
prohibited. Necessary purchases are made by the
teachers. P~icayune peddlers are not allowed to
enter the premises, and noPocket money is required.
A
The school is supplied with apparatus sufficient
for thorough investigation and instruction.
The boarding department is so arranged that
the comforts of a home are combined with the ad-
vantages of a school.
Oxford is situated on the healthy hills of Gran
vile, IL IT lies from the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
Road, and is connected with Henderson Station by
a line Of daily stages.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions.
The first opens on the first Monday in July and
closes on the last Thursday in November. The
second opens on the first Monday in January and
closes with the annual Commencement on the last
Thursday in Nay.
For admission apply to j. III. MILLS.
Oxford, N. c., Dec, 10th, 1859. 19-5tpd
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FOE SALE or RENT:

TIME HOUSE AND LOT IN THE VILLAGE
OF CLAYTON, on the n. G.. r. R., formerly
occupied by Rev. W. d. Jones, more recently by
Rev. t. b. Neil, and originally designed as a
Boarding House, for Clayton Institute, for which
it is peculiarly adapted, being large and roomy
and having two Offices in the ard. There is also
a good well Of water on the lot. Persons wish
ing a good situation, and desiring TO keep a board
ing house for a large and hourishing School, would
do we'll to examine this place. For further par
ticuiars apply to, or address 7. JEFF. Woodson,
Principal of Clayton Institute, who is authorized
to act for me. N. L. BARNES.
Nov. ID. 1859. l2-6t
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SANDS
The best Test is ErperSeRce.

The voluntary testimony of thousands who owe
their restoration to health, to this celebrated rem
sdy proves, that for the Scrofulous, the blotched.
pimpled, and d~isfgured the sufferers from Tu-
mors, cancers, and Assesses, the victims of dis
eased livers for the Dyspeptic and enfeebled,
there is now hope! 1t gives tone and energy to
the powers of nature, by purifying the vital fluid.
Regenerating tnc constitution.
and dispelling diseased action, thus enabling the
blood to course freely, bringing with it strength
and vigor. Being entirely vegetable, no unpleas-
ant symptoms are left behild after cure and the
most delicate persons may take it at any time
with perfect safety.
BALE RoPE.@ a 81, as in quality.
LARD.-Advancing with better demand-Wes-
tern Baltimore in kegs LIZA l3a Va 10 a 13a and
ID eents.
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HoLLowAY's PILLs.-Ysllow Fever, the scourge
of the southern portion ofthe States, is cured and
prevented by the timely use of this great and
febrile remedy. 1t roots out the hidden cause of
this dire disease by its action on the diseased liv-
err, and reorganizes the Jtal energies after re-
moving the contagion its4f. Sold at the manu-.
factory, No. 80 Maiden Line, New York, and by
all druggists. at25c, 6ses and ST. per box.
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ME NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL Lrrr 1r.

TyHE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN
Il SURANCE COMPANY insures healthy white
persons, from IA to SO years Of age, for I year,
for Z years and for life. Also, healthy slaves
from 10 to so years of age, for l or 5 years.
CHAS. Z. JOHNSON, President.
H. W. Hustled, Attorney.
w. HI. JONES, Treasurer.
All desired Information given by Agents in all
the towns and villa ges of the State, and by
r.. H. BATTLE, Sec'y.
Raleigh. Dec. 2, 1859. 15-1y
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MASONIC HIGH o o
I~RANKLIN1tN, n. C.

IT he next session of thee Schools will open on
L the 18th of January, 1fs0, under the direction
OF Geo. W. Neal, A. NJ, with wei, qualified Assis-
tants, an continue 81 weeks. The Schools have
the benefit of Lectures, win a well selected Phi
and Chemical Apparatus, for which a
small charge is made. Terms of tuition same as
last session. For circulars apply to the Principal.
GEO. w. NEAL.
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MAsoNlC,-The Grand Lodge Of North Car
olina, in session here last week, elected
the following officers for the ensuing year {:
l. 5. Williams, Of Charlotte, Most Wor-
shipful Grand Master.
IL G. Lucas, of Fayetteville, Senior Grand
Warden.
f. i. Watson, Of Alamance, Junior Grand
Warden.
9. w. u. Hutchings, of Raleigh, Grand
Treasurer.
VIM T Balm, Of raleigh, Grand Secretary
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WANTED.

A situation as Teacher, by a young gentleman,
a graduate of the University of N. G., and who
has had considerable experience in teaching =
Good recommendation as to ability AMI character
given. For particulars address, stating salary, &C.,
14-tf AROLINA.n High Tower, N. c..
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n

wi b the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFI-
CIAL FEET, with the Ankle, Leg, and Knee
Joint attachment.
These articles are perfectly natural, and adap-
ted for either sex, and can be sent by express to
sny part of the world. All kinds of Trusses for
Hernia or Rupture of every description, for either
sex, and Trusses particularly dapted for females
in a weak condition, also for those with PRoLAP-
sUs BTERI.
Doctor Baakee is one of the most celebrated
and skillful physicians and surgeons now living.
His fame rs known personally in every principal
city in the world.
ALI letters directed to DIR. Baakee must con-
tain ten cents to pay postage and incidental ex-
penses. All Chronic Diseases can be treated by
correspondence, except those mentioned, which
will require his personal supervision.
@- Office Hours, from 9 a. M. to p. n
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
i 06ics 704 Broadway, a few doors above Fourth
| Street, New York City. LEY
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TO THE PUBLIC,

tENHE undersigned, being we'll known as a wri.
- t r, would efer his services to all requiring
LITERARY AID.
Ito will furnish Addresses, 0rations, ESSAYS.
Presentations, Speeches, Replies and Lines for Al
buns. Acrostics-prepare matter for the Press
Obituaries, and write Poetry upon any subject.
Address (post-paid) FINLEY JOHSON,
5-u New York City,
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DLACK sATINET PANTS FOR sERv'Ts.
I'D To close the lot-at the low price Of TACO dot
lars per pair. Z. L. HARDIhG.
Raleigh, Nov. Io. 1859. lily
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Mitchell's History of Freemasonry,

DIGEST OF MASoNICLAW.
A work in two Volumes of 40 pages cash, bound
Ain Red Morocco, with full gilt backs, sides
and edges, at $3.50 can be had and sent to any
part of the State, by application to the undersign-
ed, Raleigh, N. c.
Dec. 1859. j. n. JORDAN.
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TINE subscriber viii send the Receipt Cor ma
i king this desirable article for only 81. Ten
cents worth of ingredients win cause either whis-
kers or Houstschos to grow IN sir weeks, from the
frst application I will send the ~receiet. for the
Low sum of One 10 ar. which is cheaper fhaa any
ever before cold. The money refunded to any
person on whom IL will not force Whiskers to
gsow. Direct all letters to
setra aH O. III. DELAURES.
Springfield, n. G.
Nov. 5tb, 1854 u-6w.
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Methodist Protestant
F ALE COLLIE G E
JamegtoWn. Guilford Co, n. c.

Jamest0Wn, GuIIIOTu Co, N.
TBE first session of this College will close on
Thursday, Dec. 18th, with a Public Examin-
alton. The I'd session viii open January 4th,
1850. under the present able and efficient Faculty.
Expenses per Session of 5 months /:
Collegiate .$l5 90
Primary " Oe
Music on Pia1o or Guitar, with use Of in
trument... 20 90
Lain, Greek and French, aeh......-....5 90
Oil 10 co
Grecian 81 so Oriental 5; Crayon, Pencil aud
Monechromatic Drawing zach, 5 Wax-aowers
an l Fruit, Peiis-work and Hair flowers, each, s. /;
Embroidery I so. No pupil will be charged more
thar $50, provided she sakes all the extra
branches. 80
Board per month 81 SO ~
One half expenses payable in advance.
For Circulars address J.. S. RAY, Sec'y.
jamestown, Guilford Co., Dec. 1, 1859. 15-4tpd
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.1LLsBoRoUGH N. c. MILITARY ACADEMY.

THIS ACADEMY WILL BE CONDUCTED
on the plan Of the Virginia and South Caro-
lima State Military Institutions.
For a Circular address the Superintendent,
COL. C. C. TEW,
HfIlsbcro,, N. C..
Nov. IA, 12-1ypd
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MUSLIN SHIRTS WITHOUT COLLARS
M Vita FRnrh,woven Bosons and ERglish
WrSsfs. -

over SACKS FOR YoUTHS-A LARGE
Lot on hand-selling at cost to reduce stock;
also. Youths Cashmere Frocks AMI Sacks, having
en- over stock. Call and supply yourselves early.
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Sold BY CHURCH l. DUPONT. Druggists,
No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York.
Ind by ell respectable Druggists throughout the
country. Fly
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SATINET FRoCKs-A GOOD ARTICLE FOR
- Servants now receiving-at the low price of
four doHars-very cheap.
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEM!
OXFORD FEMALE SCHOOL.


Literary Department..
j. II. Mills,
VALENTINE FRIEsE,
Miss M. A. FOWLER,
Miss E. j. BARHAM.
D e m e Of Fine Arts
Miss M. A. HAMMOND
Department0 Of Musie..
Miss E. N. MILLS,
Miss S. A. FAUCET.
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DR.. BAAKEE.
TREATS ALL DISEASES.

GPECIAL attention given to all chronic diseas-
Ses. CoUGHs, Group, CONSUMPTION, INFLUEE-
"a, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, all diseases of the NOSE,
MOUTH, THROAT, and LUNGS; all SKIN DISEASES
of every description successfully treated ;-LUM-
BAGo, LUMBAR Assesses, ScRoFULA, RHEUHA-
TIsM, GoUT, NEURALGIA, PARALYSIS, EPILEPSY, OF
CONCLUSIONS. DYSPEPSIA, DYsENTERY, DIARKHoe.
The very worst cases of PILES cured in a short
time ; alsso of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels
There are many diseases incidental te women and
children which are treated with distin guished sue
cess. Ali particulars viii be given by letter. DIR.
Baakee can produce one thousand certificates of
his perfect suceessing in curing
Cancers, old Sores, Or Ulcers, Hip Diseases,
Fistul, Of every description, Scald
Head, Wens, Polypus of the Nose.
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New and Handsome Styles Of Clothing
now Making and Daily Expected.
FEB EXPREssU
NEW LOIS OF BUSINESS s%uIrs-5s., re-

nUR ASSORTMENT OF BLACK FRENCH
~ Doc Skin Cashmere Pants is large, ecmPri-
sins all sizes. 100 pairs just Opsueds
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Tumors. and SWellings.

of every description, and without the use of the
knife, or any surgical instruments. These last
named diseases cannot be cured by correspon-
dence ; therefore all such patients must place
themselves under the Doctors personal supervis-
ion.
Doctor Baakee has made a new discovery of a
stFLUID," that will produce absorption of the
"CATARA CT" and restore permanent vision TO the
EVE, without resort to the knife. All diseases OF
the
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EYES AND EARS

Are successfully treated without the use of the
knife or needle. DR., Baakee has constantly on
hand at his Office a very extensive assortment of
beautiful
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ARTIFICIAL EYES
n
TYMPANUMS. or EAR DRUMS,

which are suitable for either sex and all ages
inserted in FIVE mtnutes. EAR TRUMPETs of ev'
cry description also every vari. ty of artificial
articles known in the world-a large assortment
of beautiful and durable
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Ie body the leather pouches to bo made OF good and
st~na bag ~atier we'll tam d. weighing lon aamb~scd aud
not lo~~ than eight and the smaller not less than
seven ounces 10 the loot the bottom of circular fom
Hap TO be Of good yih leather well tanned te be we'll
and strongly secured with the best iron vets well timed
The canvas pouches To be made OF cotton dcDs
woven 50 a to resist water weighing for pouches Of size No not
less than 70 ounces to the yard inches width IL the
yard II inches width for pouches Of size No. not less than
20 ounces e yard Of 20 inches width pouches Of No o.
not than 10 ounces to tho yard d ~ incl width the threads
the warp and wen 70 be composed Of ut least I'VE yarns each
The canvas pooches numbered and BIZ made
cotton vanvs weighing less than tho yard 10
inches width less than Y ounces 10 the yard Of 80 inches width
the threads OF the aud welt to be composed at least
yarns each s4lr
Lcafhr and Cdacns Horse Mail Bags.
Size long Fl uchcs wide in the widest
parts ends bottoms OF being II by inches.
No BODY 40 inches long Is inches wide m the widest
ends bottoms of being IL by "a inches.
Size No. 3ody AZ inches long aud 16 inches wide the widest
parts ends bottoms of being 10 by 20 inches.
The leather to be Of good aud subsan
a bag tanned weighing not less than seven ounces 70
the square loot ana the seams TO be well and strongly sewed
rn.eu, " pc ~ ooae % noe " onue hofse OF ruer'
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FOR MAIL BAGS.

Pos1 DsfAfrsKSr IL, 1859
SEALED PROPOSALS will department
O'clock the a5h April Furnishing
from the first day July such quanti
times be required and derod for the vice bags
the following deseriptioi--to VII
Casras Nal Bays Sacis.
Size No l{t3 inches length ence
be made
yard n inches width the threads the warp
composed OF i've yarls
No al inches length
made Of cotton weighing
yard of 70 inches width the threads the warp
composed sf four yarns each. .N i.E
sixc No 532 inches length
be made OF weighing yard
Of three yarns each.
The bags Of numbered
ablg hem at the inches upon which
humber ( least ten TO the former aud eight the latter
hoos be
TO be
well marked inside and outside IT, Mai large
letters. M Nv. - Tt
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TINITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

: "AsHtuB'0n
ON THE PETITION OF Francis L. cdenbeg Of New York praying
for the patent granted ISA5
for In /" sovssr years
pirston said patent which takes
II ordered that the said petition be heard
Monday the 18th r O'Clock persons
noded and show cause h2ve why petition
ought ~ he granted /. fsfsss5
Persons crosng the extension requires die
Office their objections specially forth in writing twenty
before the hearing all filed
be used ut the said hearing be taken
with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished apca
Tho testimony the will he closed Of April
dispositions, other relied
be filed in the Office before the morning Of that day the
nlens any, within days thereafter.
Ordercd that this notice be published In the Union Wash
ington c. and Day Book ", weeks
the first Of said publications be least before
OF April next, the day 0f caring. JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. Sors of the above viii please
bis the Patent Office. with paper containing
Feb 4--Iaw3w ~ t4 FE F hN
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STEREOScOPIC PICTURES.
.sMoa Wonderfua and Beautiful.

NM + have hand one of the largest and
w most varied assortments Of sTECOlc PICTURES
IN tins city glass plain and cocrcd consisting
Of the principal places OF the United Sates.
We have also variety Eos celebrated groups
lo and domestic weddings cristenings, &c
We onor fne collection
manufactured These
the
f.red 10 Old or young.
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers,
33 Pennsy agents for Washington Of the
Sterooscopic Company. Jan 80
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.'S


SCOTT CO., New York continue to publieh
Il ls the following leading British periodicals, viz
l. the LONDON QUARTERLY (conscryatve)
q THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, fwhig
3 TIE NORTH HRrlsH REVIEW, free Church
a. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, thberal.)
g. BI.ACKWOUDs EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (tory.)
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Great Brtainwhis aud radical politics only
feature Of their character profound
scsnee literature morality and rcgico they
stood unrivted world letters
pcnsabe u the scholar aad the
every they furnish correct and sa,fc
than can be possibly obtained from any source.
EARLY COPIES
ad
ditQnal these
the hands of subscribers about the editions
TERMS
all fonr of the Reviews.
For Black woods Magazine
For hiackwood Reyow
Blsckwood
FOR Backwood aud Reviews
For Biackwood and the four Reviews 10 20
TAYLOR X MAuKY, booksellers,
Agents for Washington
Jan q No 334 Penn.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND rnE EAST.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY vrgins, Tennessee Georgia. Aabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas.
Through Tickets obtained great
street. Washing
board Of Ferry Page
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad at Alexandria.
10 REhmond Danvle, Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville Dalton
Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville Hnntsvlle, Grand
ion, Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans
Continuous Railway
Aordpg greater Expedition Comfort being
shorter than by any other
at6 O'Clock for Alexandria, where
Richmond vle White Sulphur Springs
stock and at 7 for Richmond points Southwest
making md close Memphis
O'Clock a m, and T. p n. Egg ~
JAMES A. EVANS Agent,
June f8-tf Washington.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y
ON THE PETITION OF James g. Holmes, Of Charleston, c.
for of granted him Spe
ber 1874 for Improvement In chars for nyadn for
the expiration of said patent which place
2ah day September 1858 Such application being made
Of approved 25h January 1859 entitled
for the relief Of James q. lIomes'--
Il ordered that the petition be heard the
Monday the 4h cf April II O'Clock all persons
notified and show they have why sad petit
ton ought 10 be granted
opposing the required nc the
0ncc their oecions specially forth writing twenty
before hearing all testimony hled by party
sSc asa S. e ,es & lss % as e ss ~ accord
tca- Nv y ~ 81 -.
the will be closed on the 2lst q March depo
scns paper. be hlcd the
Of that day. the arguments
within days thereafter. sf - . ~
rdore aiso this notice be published in the Union Washing
Philadelphia Pa week for three
said publications be at least sixty days before
the 4th Of April next the day Of hearing.
JOSEPH HOLT
Commissioner Of Patents.
the papers will please aud send their
Patent Onice with containing this notice.
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