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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-11
THE
SHILLING
BENZINE,


The BepzDe used for removing stains produced By seesy
OIL butter tar candle, ffeh pant and dirt
upon furniture clothes by rubbing Of the hands snl hair
may applied upon al Kinds Of oth whsssvs may b. the
qusty without nuring the luser Of the coor-evsp the
d.cate smell though disasreesbe sk sAp whsn
6 used bat d'.psssls rapidly without leaving any tr.cs t
beins s red The Bensns also used for cleaning
gloves without changing the ooo for washing PAINTERS bshes
or taking stains pspe The Benzne perhaps tho only
paston ussd with for removing sasy
drawpes pians all kinds Of pspe books
on A ribbons Of all which makes them ook equal new,
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Each Bottle plainly marked to thst effect and the vahsd
expect ,hem fully entitled them he lsssc figure.
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THE PRICE Is ONLY TWELVE CENTS.
TIE QpALIrY 10 UNsURPASSEp.
TIE BOTTLES ARE AS LARGE AS ANY.
THE PLREuME Is VERY A0REEAbLE-
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Nem Publications.
RAILROAD d g I'D T.
Il Fer October s out Pnoe Is cts
fUNIs's

RAILWAY ADVERTISING SYSTEM
Arrangements been made with the Great Western Rail
py Of Canada place In ali their First Class Css
.,,ry Description Adveng Of respectable nature These
dyer printed aud famed In the n,aest possible
s and placed botween the windows In such manner a. 70
ure The notice every traveller this popular railway
Ldy, placed in all the Stations along the ine
Advertisers wishing specimens, &c BY addressing W.
r TUNIs Niagara Falls, FREDK ROGERS, New-Y York,
Inn diate attention
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AT LEAST
ONE THOUSAND DEALERS

are now selling these cles Gd hnd them TO 90 od Nth
r,p, unprecedented ths history Of such goda We
OF opinion that the sale hardly eomm.posd Nam.
sinps with the quality u the bAins Ae
suS frequently conspcoousy calling the asafion Of As
pubic 10 hen oos for development In thF sas vhtc
vii reach an extent heretofore unthousht of.
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PIANOS, &aO.
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CaICKERING PIANOS

usn- CaICKERING PIANOS
ANOTHER LOT of these splendid
- H Hinstruments has Just been received.
y We have now as fne an assortment
Of Pianos can be found in any OF the large cities
the factory, from $225 to $1,000.
In this lst we have also the much admired B0ts
de notr and the new Scale Circular Action, which
for volume and beauty of tone nearly equals the
Grand. To these new kinds we solicit theattention
of Professors and Amateurs.
The Thalberg Grand il still on hand for sale.
Orders from abroad, with references will be pune
tually attended to. Drawings of Pianos. with the
prices, furnished free of charge.
The Instruments from this factory hare universally
carried the first medals diplomas and dacdrds ouer
all competitors in all Fairs aohere they hare been
hibtted, in Europe and America. The first profess
ors mechanics and judges Of both countries
imos in awarding them the highest 1-.aJectioD War
rapty given for any length of time.
Warerooms-North side of Broad 5treet, near 9th
and at HABLIsToN X Bros, No 1863 Main street.
la 20 NATH'L CAkUSI, Sole Agent.
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JOHN DOOLEY,

IN JOHN DOOLEY, -
1AHat and Cap Manufacturer and Whole
sale Dealer in
HATS. GAPS. FURS, Trainings, DO.
have now on hand q complete end extensive as
sortment of everything in my line. adapted to the
SPRING TRADE,
to which constant additions will be made during
the season
Ny experience and facilities have enabled me, on
this OCCASION to offer the LARG Eat. and IN every
way the most COMPLETES STOCK OF GOODS that
has ever been offered in Virginia.
would ask the particular attention OF my GUS
toners to my stock Of
STRAW GOODS,
~ " JOHN DOLBY,
NH IT'S Main street, Richmond, Va.
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A GENEROUS GIPT.-The Boston Journal states
that Hon. Wm. Appleton Of that city has made q
donation Of 900 for the purpose of establishing
Pastors Library in connection with the First Con-
gregatonaI Church in North Brookfeld,
THE PIsHERIEs-The Alexandria Gazette says
Many OF the fishermen at the different landings
ON the Potomac, will probably close operations this
week, unless an extraordinary run of fish should
take place, which Is not now expected. Some few
have closed already. The season has been fail-
ure.
Six Of the m;dshipmen implicated in the late
"Tar and Feathers" affair at the Naval Academy,
have been dismissed from the institution.
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MR.. EDiTOR:-asIN

c@k Mr.. EDiTOR:-As I~
HsE promised in my last advertise 6S
menr that the People" should hear from me again.
$50 now blow my horn" have studied astrono-
my since my last. and find that the star of my des-
tiny still moves on; and those who know HAGAN'S
JOHN. know that he has the faculty and indefati.
gable pirt not to let the dow of life to cause
him to despair; but push along, keep moving"
much lead on his sinker will surely be a goner;
therefore offer to the public of my own manufac.
ture. BUGGIEs, SULKIES, ROCKAWAYS and
Light CAkRIAGES-all as good as can be made
! have also HORSES, MULES, &C., &c for sale-in
fact. anything under the sun. and will barter and
trade for even old shoe soea All you have to do is
to give him call on 18th street. where you will nd
bis sign INSIDE down. there you will find HA0AN'6
JOHN, in 1bs1n Creek Nation.
~ You shall hear from me again for I am
writing romance of my own life nh 2s-d3m
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FIRST PREMIUM GRAND

ssSAss .;e ss.,s
sGenerai depot of foreign and Ameri-
can Music, Musical Instruments. and all other arti
cles belonging to q Musical Warehouse, b, gIEHLE
L CO.. No 23l Broad street, between Third and
Fourth streets, Richmond, Va. The undersigned,
at the request Of many Southern friends, have es-
tabished and opened in Richmond No. 23l Broad
street, between Sd and 4th SITS y PIANO FORTE
WAREROOM. where In addition to our extensive
stock of PIANO FORTES. we offer for sale
general assortment of FOREIGN AND AMERI-
CAN MUSIC, of the most popular composers, Mu-
sical Instruments of all kinds, and those articles
generally which appertain to first class musical
establishment. Semnaries, Academies, institutions
of learning, &C, will find it to their advantage to
deal with us, We are prepared to sell music &C..
at Northern prices, and they will thus save the
freight between this city and the North. The busi-
ness will be conducted under the name and style of
GKELE co.
A guarantees given Of every instrument for five
years from the time of purchase and the privilege
of exchange within six months after date of sale is
accorded. All orders will be promptly and faithful
ly executed.
Our terms are moderate, and a liberal discount
will be made for cash.
Tuning promptly attended to.
Old Pianos taken In exchange and hired at low
rates.
The public are respectfully invited to give Us a
call before purchasing elsewhere as we are deter
mined not TO be undersold.
TO 23-d3m GEHLE 4 co Richmond. Va
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" LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

NOTICE =
IN LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
AT AND BELOW COST.
With the view of engaging H. other pursuits,
have determined to close my present business. and
shall from this day forward. offer the whole OF my
large and we'll assorted stock at COST and all un-
seasonable Snd past styles much below. Also, my
store we'll situated for business for rent soon
as che goods are disposed of.
Having recently received my spring and simmer
supplies the assortment will be found very good in
ali staple and Fancy Goods; but my determination
to leave the business. being settled and firm, will
at once proce ed to sell out everything and invite
purchasers in the city and country to avail them.
selves OF the present opportunity to get their sup
plies atrom 20 to 50 per cent below the usual market
prices. MANN VALENTINE. JR,
Nose Corner Broad and 9Th Bts
40 2o-2W Near Capitol SQUARE
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The rates West Of Knoxville will not 20 into eff
feet until after the completion Of the Cleveland
April.
Shippers Of through goods must send duplicate
tickets, giving the marks. weights aud destination
of goods. Send 10 Cox's Line Of Boats.
As LEE, on the Dock.
N. Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. A. q. L.
ia at
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lOERHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon dis
sTOMACH OF LIVER.
Oolicky Pains Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite. Daspon
6ency, Cestiyeness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections
it has in numerous instances proved highly bench
cial and in others effected q decided cure.
This is q purely vegetable compound prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner of the
celebrated Holland Professor Boerhave. Because of
its great success In most ofthe European States ts in
PRODUCTION into the u. states was intended more
ciay for those of fatheraud scattered here and
with great success among thom, offer it to the
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t Is particularly recommended 20 those persons
continuous OF ardent spirits, or other forms OF
dissipation Generally instantaneous in effect, II
ands its way directly to the seat of life thrilling
and Quickening every nerve, raising up the droop
ing spirit, and, In feet. infusins new health and
vigOr in the system.
NOTICE.-Whoeyer expects to find this beve
rage will be disappointed; but to the sick, weak and
low spirited, IL will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial, possessed Of singular remedial properties.
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
snything else until you have given BOERHAVE'S
HOLLAND BITPEks a fair trial. One bottle will
convince you how infinitely superior It Ii to all
these limitations.
Sold ut 81 per bottle six bottles for IS, By the
SOLE PkOPRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 CO.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMAOEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
eTaold nearly ell the Druggists in this city
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THx 0UsELY ZELKpoS CONVENTION REJECTED AT
HoxE.-ln the midst Of the excl ling war news
from Europe, we find a little pa .agraph in the
interest TO this country. /. annou pces categori-
caliy that the treaty lately made by Sir VIM Gore
0useley In icaragua il not accordi ,g to nstruc-
tions, will not be ratified in England, and that
that gentleman has been ordered to return to Nj
caragua and make a new treaty, including the Sc
curity of the Transit route and tho recession OF
Mosquito to that republic.
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= q. ,.xy rsyrra GRADUATE Or psMcRFow CotLsaR.-
A correspondent Of the Newark Dslyl Advess
t,.er says: "a Princeton correspondens. 10 az
anti, HE death, the oldest living graduate o. r,s
College Of Ns~ Jersey, being So y ears OLD. ,snrs
q mistake; for II 10 we'll known That VIM , ,.ssnv
soo watkins, Of the Same class (!7''Il .sns.I.
a. rsrmvillc, Va He 10 eaid 70 be mos. -
shs man and s q. least 81 years odd lie me- me- ss'
yer been 10 public Iife.except IN se ra,ssS Great
es.,es Of has ss s'!o e1 Masr, we're
ihnaeooe on "a a. little volume containing the
,s,o =, Hos.rs there 70 published letter from
Ws,S :, !" his young friend Hobart advising
nm 10 study law. This letter, IN print, was
.aa-n "a Mr.. watkins sirty years after IL Was
1870, ard nv informant states that he was
scnsIbiy affected by the porusai."'
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ANOTHER vIcrIM-O. Ii. Reynolds, ofSioux City
Iowa, one of the sufferers by the late dsater to
the steamer St. Nicholas, died at Memphis, Tenn,
Saturday morning from the effects of his injuries.
thereby adding another to the already long list OF
victims to that dreadful casualty.
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III HATS, GAPS and STRAW GOODS.
16AAT The subscriber is in receipt Of splendid
gpring stock Of the above articles, which he oilers
to his customers and the trade in general on the
most reasonable terms.
Boys and Childrens FANCY GOODS In greatva
riaty at prices to suit the closest purchasers.
IN a5-im JERRY MASON,
No l07 Main st.
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RICHMOND, January l, 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day

. u associated themselves together under the fif m
and style of JOHNSON 4 TRIUMPHANT, Tor the
purpose of conducting General Grocery. Commits
sion and For warding Business. They have taken
the large granite front house on Cary street, for
merly occupied by JIM. Conrad, second door above
Virginia street.
They will always keep on hand the best nssort
ment of Groceries, Liquors, &c, which they will
furnish to the trade at the lowest prices. By strict
attention to business they hope TO receive liberal
ehare Of patronage. B. j. JOHNSON,
Late Of the firm of Dibrell johnson.
BAT. TRuEHEART,
Ats Late of Danviile. Va.
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DEATH OF AN ENGLISH BIsHoP.-The English pas
pers record the death of the RI. Rev. DR.. Bethel,
Lord Bishop of Bangor, the oldest prelate on the
Episcopal beuch. The vacant seat is worth "a 500
per annum, with a patronage of eighty-one liv-
ipgs, the aggregate annual value OF which is
f23, 900, with other gifts.
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1859.
1869. SPRING GOODS. 1869.
DOGGETT & ANDEKSON-Dea.ers in

T1UUUEIT q ANUEN DUN-UpH.erS III
Goods Window shades, Beds, Mattresses, &C. COR
GER of Governor ard franklin streets-Haee re-
ceyed large and weIlselected stock for the Spring
Trade to which they invite the attention OF buyers,
intending to offer such Inducements 20 purchasers
that great bargains may be realized. We are also
prepared to execute Paper Hanging and Upholster-
ing in the city or country, promptly, by the best
workmen. spf-3m
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AMERICAN B.PrIsr PUBLICATION SoCIETY.-This
body held its 35th anniversary in Philadephis:on
Thursday last. The society has issued, during the
year, thirtysthree publications. 4l9 900 copies
Of books, pamphlets aud tracts have been publish.
ed, making 81, 642 800 pages l5mo. The total mum.
Der of pages printed since the societys organize.
ton is $40 900. The list Of Sunday school Ii
brary books has been increased, within few years.
from thirty six to two hundred and two.
The receipts Of the Missionary Department are
$1S,SS7, "a; which IL an increase of$4 SIS II over
the like receipts of last year. Tho total receipts
for the year are $50, 239 76; being an increase of
$l9663 "a over the total receipts of last year. The
sales Of books and publications during the year
amounted to 1872 ,535 &C. The receipts 10 the Mis-
4Is,sSf a. During the past seven years the col.
porteurs have distributed 1S5, $50 volumes, and q
167 ,l3 pages oftracts 2l2 libraries have been given
to poor Sunday Schools, and 161 TO needy minis
tiers.
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Snow IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA "A letter from
Gibsouvle, Cal, dated March 14th, eonveys the
intelligence that the at that place is ten feet
deep level. In several towns in the interior
the iuhabitantg go from house. to house through
passage ways cut under the snow fifteen feet below
the surface
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REQUESTS We learn from the Christian Intelli>
geucer that the late Mrs. Ann Sherwood, Of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, made the following requests:
Board of Foreign Missions of the Il. c.. Chu rich,
$4,000, American Bible Society, $1,000; American
Tract Society, $4,000 American Colonization do,
$1,000; Female Guardian Society OF Poughkoe psie,
300; Five Points House Of Industry, 800.
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MANsoN.-The directory of the Roanoke Valley
Railroad have changed the name OF the depot at the
junction of the Raleigh and CASTOR Road to Man.
son. This is a compliment to DR.. O. s: Manson, of
Townsville, formerly of Richmond, who is great
friend Of the Valley Road, aud is now energeicaly
soliciting subscriptions to extend said Road 10
Keysvile.
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W, TO GUITARISTS.-P. H. TAY-
$N4$ LOB has Just opened an additional supply Of
>SS~ MARTINS UNRlVALLED GUITARS, which
are unequaied for fullness and sweetness of tone
and beauty OF finish. Italian Guitar Strings Cur
tar Instruction Books, and Music.
PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
apr 1888 Main st. above Post Office.
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BISHOP JAMES A FREE Misunderstanding to one
of the Western Methodist papers, james, during the
recent noisy conference in Texas, had, in the hour
of extremity given the Masonic sign, when the
rabb!e dispersed, and the conference was permit.
led to close its session.
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IMPORTANT 20 PEAnuf MsHcaAnss--Late adyices
FROM the groundnut districts on the Coast of AZ.
RIGA, says there Is sreat dencisucy IL the Weld
Of this crop 10 Gaess aad Senegal, and q 6asnhia
IL 10 snppossd the crop viii mol exceed 5000 tons
600 go bushsls, AGsinst l4.000 TONS or $50 COO
bushels last year. Prices the coast had ADVANCED
considerably 10 consequence. -
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HOOP SKIRTS.-We respectfully call
a the attention of the ladies to our large stock
OF Hoop Steel Extension Skirts which We are Of
tering at very low prices,
JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD.
Main CT
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PAUL MoRpHr -Morphy, the American chess
champion, at last accounts, was being teted by the
London players. He again played eight games
simultaneously, blindfold, his adversaries being
very skillful men. He won two, and the other
six games we're drawn after seven hours play.
Mr. morphy was on the eve of leaving for Amer.
ica
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BURIED AIvI-A singular circumstances, says
the Albany Kuick erbocker Of the 9Th, came 70
light on opening vault attached TO one OF our
burial grounds on Sunday last. The body OF q 70
two months since was found, on opening the cof'
no, lying on her side with ono hand under ner
head From this Il 10 evident that the woman
was alive when placed there and swassning IRON N
eYtr;cste har.e,f This was impossible, the cover
va. not only screwed down tightly, bu. the space
Vas too Contracted to allow even an effort 1t was
evident that the 20 Die
a.. shsrssore TOOK the easy posture IN which she
o ~.. so0nas And breathed her last. The thought
cha. they had buried her whis yet alive set her
H~~s. Tho formerly resided In the Bowery. The
s.tSsr and mother Of the deceased had just arr
- a rom the old country last week, and were
hroueht TO the vault TO see their child The scene
= a related % heartsrending.
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DEPARTURES OF MISSIONARIES ron JArAS.-The
clipper ship Surprise sailed for Hong Kong, Chi
ma, from New York, Saturday afternoon. Among
here passengers were the Rev. Richard Walsh and
vile, Rev. 8. B. Brown aud wife, Rev. q. +. Yer.
beck aud wife, Dr. s. b. Simmons and wife, Mr..
rrancis Hall, Mr.. Geery, two Misses Brown, Miss
Adrian and Master Brown, missionaries 70 Japan.
sent ont under tho auspices of the Reformed Dutch
church
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DOIRDIN0.-Mrs. PHIPPEN, on DAak
Osereet. between 9Th and 10th streets. has alax4e
fsont room overlooking the Capitol GROUNDS. su1e4
bic for family which u vacant. ehe can AID -.
commodatc several Young men WITH bcard. A. her
nouse 10 central andA pleasant location. she hopes
those IN want Of board will give her call.
n dim -a..ts.
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ia its
CPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERIES.
BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.)
DRAWN AT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

TO THE PUBLIU.-As the members Of our firm
have. by way of purchase, become the owners
of the grants chartered by the States Of Della
ware, Kentucky, Missouri, and part of those in
Georgia under the management of Messrs Gregory
4 Msury, Of Wilmington. Delaware. We have deem
cd it expedient to change the name of our 1Im
after January LIST. 1859, to that of WOOD, EDDY
Il CO., who will have the management of the Sparta
Academy Lottery and the others above named.
We have underworld TO transact all our business
with integrity and assure the public that the
patronage heretofore bestowed US Is well deseTv
ing of being transferred g successors. WOOD.
EDDY Il co. Very respectfully,
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DIssoLUTI0Ns, 10.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The
~ undersigned have this day associated them.
FARLEY i Co, for the PURPOSE Of Conducting q
GROCERY, COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BUSINESS In the city OF Richmond.
They have taken the new and spacious building,
two doors above Sam'i Ayers 4 Son, and nearly op-
posite the Columbian Hotel, on Cary street, whore
they will keep constantly on hand fell and com
plete stock Of all such goods as are usually foBnd
IN the Grocery line including Coffee. Sugars. No
lasses Bacon. Liquors. &C.. &C, &c, to wi ich they
beg 70 call the attention Of their friends and the trade
generally.
Special attention will he paid to the sale of all
kinds of Produce, on which liberal advances will
be made. FRANK POTTS,
RICH'D g FARLEY,
HENRY,S WILLIAMS,
JAS MARSHALL.
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WHEAT BuYIHo ~ CaicAao.-The Chicago Demo.
csat says that Monday last was day OF great ex.
element among the wheat buyers OF that city
The frose ragged until dinner time, ct which time
over o2,o bushels had changed hands 1t an ads
Vance Of four cents gu saturdays prices The SELF
ers thesetose realized profit Of tseoo on the
trans factions. -
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SPRING and 81 SUMNER GOODS.
inst N ceIved fresh supply OF
HATS. CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
comprising eli the n. wost and latest les OF Hats
Caps. Ladies. Misses and Chiiorens Stfa" aooo''
viz
Infants' Turbsns Of the latest styles.
ALSO,
Young Gents and Youths Hats and Gaps, OF the
most fashionable styles-which will be sold on the
me st favorable terms.
A call is most respectfully solicited.
RO. L. DICKINSON,
scccessor to Binford, Dickinson Welsiger.
nv No 70 Main vt.
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NORTH CAROLINA BALL RooMy-"Miss, can have
the pleasure OF dancing with you the next cotil-
lioni"
"Well don't know"
Engaged, perhapsi"
"well eff you must know, amt quite done
chdctig my rdCsun, ~
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kfOHN6N6 AMI

- 1lOHM0HD An
49, ! =, furHneBUn0 nA1LROADy
III nOggH xREI0nrg gETUnEN RICHNonpI
nAfch until The lSs 81 Espfsfa6sf MsiG tie fs XII
md acoommotat5cu trains on thte fc4d riil leses
DAY snd yAIDAY. q O'Clock, A n. lnssssd x !,
O'clock; - before.
ArtankeAtsnts hete been made BIZ this Ccupsuy
iof tne prompt snd purctusl fovtsfdine and deiy.
ery Of ~ Rroduce. Goods OF other Artjcle1 A hs
DESIGNED TOR transportation either vsyj Bet sen
leigh. kidgway. 0reensboro. Salisbury. and Cha.
lette, North Carolina, at log rates, Without a.,
charge for Tor. vsrding, storage. &c. All such srd
plainly marked, the care ofthe Freight AGENT n
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, 81 fetsrs
As 70 the rates Of tolls on the Hoads sout6 Fl D.
fer.burg. which they require 70 be prepaid, a a,
as Raleigh, fpformatio1, MAJ, b ha1 d the Dssot
Once B &PRR wv