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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-01

Wing CoNvENrIoN.-The Wing District Conven-
ton assembled in this town on Wednesday last to
nominate an opposition candidate for Congress in this
District. Gen. j. A. Young of Charlotte, was APP
pointed President, and Thos. j. Hoton, j. j. Bru-
ner, and c. w. Fenton, Secretaries.
We have not had an opportunity to see the pro-
ceedings but learn that all the counties were repre-
scented, except Cleave!and, by SO delegates. They
were not represented by regularly appointed dele
gates, flor all the counties in the District did not
hold meetings. but by persons who happened to be
present.
Gen. Wakup, of Union, made, speech and NOM
mated Thos. S. Ashe, ESQ.,, of Wadesboro, which
was ratified by the convention unanimously.
Resolutions were adopted, we learn denouncing
the democratic party and harpng pretty freely on
the tune of corruption and extravaganza. N. Boy
den. Rufus Barringer r. 4. Caldwell, Gen. Young.
J. J. Bruner S. H. Walkup, and Mr. Shober made
speeches.
Mr.. Ashe the nominee, is a gentleman in every
of the word old lawyer, and is said to pos
considerable ability. If he accepts the canvass
will no doubt be conducted by him and Mr.. Craige
in proper and agreeable manner. But he will
have to work hard if he gets any advantage over
Craigc, who has faithfully represented the District
for the last $ years. and in whom the people have
implicit confidence and are willing to ends rse again
by Professionalism. Democrat.
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PIEDMONT SPRINGS,
Stokes County, N. c.


VNHESE wELLKN0WN AND POPULAR SPRINGS,
bury the County Se claim share of the attention of
the health and peasureseeking public Of North Western
Carolina, and the State
The Proprietor has effected great improvement in the
ngement of his House and now able to accommodate
300 boarders with and comfort
The Scenery of this section is regarded unsurpassed
in beauty b. any to be found in the State Though hot
wild, broken and romantic that Of the extreme West
there is quiet loneliness about it, charming TO the be-
bodar The Springs gush Immediately from the base of
of the noble hills COMPOSING the Sauratown Mountains;
the prominent and attractive peak of which MOores
Knob distant four miles. In the vicinity Of the Springs
situated ALSO that beautiful natural curiosity,
THE CASCADE,
visit to which always repays the trouble. Every posi-
BILE for the and comfort o. guests
will be provided ....
TRAVELLING FACILITIES.
The Proprietor will run rweekly line OF Coaches from
distance direct and transportation without annoyance
and delay. Distance from HghPoint TO Salem Is miles.
| From Salem 10 Springs %.
TERMS:
One man per month"; $50 90
! ,. {" Week, 800
| Day, so
Children under II years and Servants half rates.
These popular Springs invaluable for their Medicinal
qualities. They have cured Scrofua Dyspepsia and Dis
of the Chest when all other remedies had failed.
| ~ Tile Season opens June lst. SCI
| June |, 1859. 5G-3m.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.


COTTONThe market has been further strengthened by
the last European adrices, and although prices
mainly nominal. yet the market is more settled Holders
are firm. and the larger pron Of the stock is off The
maj ket at present views Of buyers, quote nmnay al
li$4c for prime sales before last steamer having been
been made at NE Inferior Cotton entirely leabe
TOBACCO-The breaks to-day quite lar and all
kinds Il" nondescp T"Laccu dull and prices for such
lower. Good and prime manufacturing continues in de-
mand: aid good prices. Shipping Tobacco is inactive
CORNING quite at yjc. M$l.
WHEAT But little comng in. We quote at 81 40@
81 So. choice White would bring more.
FLOuR--WIh considerable speculative demand. prices
have advanced fully 81 per Dbl. Stock and receipts very
light.
BACON Prices under the last Western advices have
advanced. Shoulders held at s@yHc and Sides 10
IL y cents.
GUANO-There is stock here, but serveral corgoes
on the way We quote at {59@6o.
HAY-This article has considerably advanced, and is
held firmly now at Sl@l4 per loo lbs.
COFFEE-Al grades and qualities very hrm, with
fair demand.
suGAR-ls quiet, and prices steady aud unchanged
ErDyfSs
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The CrOps.

lhe wheat corn, and oat crops in Orange Ala
nee, Guford, Davidson and Forsyth are looking
(, and the promise at present is good yield.
|: wheat is all in full head We saw some fields
We're ripe, and some wheat that had been cut
shocked.
e learn that the crop Of tobacco in the Caswell
Rockingham country has been considerably in
F>ed-in Caswell, it is thought at least one-thrd
""' years crop. The late fine season was highly
ecal to the crops of all kinds, and was especial
(Pp'rtune for the tobacco planters, who were en-
:" TO set out their plants with the best prospect
/ good stand. ..
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WELL Done FOE RIcHNoND.-The gallant Democ-
racy of Richmond deserve the thanks of the Democ-
racy of the whole State In the most holly contest
ed election that has ever taken place in the State
the Richmond Democracy have reduced the Opposi-
ton majority from 97S in 1855 to 400. Goggin
loses 10l, and Letcher gains 81.
In 1866 the vote was, for the Know Nothings
2144; for the Democracy 1856. In 1859, OPPOSE
ton vote 2043; Democratic 1888.
Though we have lost the Delegates which will be
deeply regretted, yet we congratulate the Spartans
of Richmond the gradual increase Of their vote,
and the certain indications of future held out
by the reduction of the "Opposition vote and the
increase of the D.. .ocracy.-Riehmond Enquirer.
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New York, May 26.-Letters from Liverpool da-
ted Saturday afternoon, advise decline in cotton
since the previous day. with sales of only five thou
sand bales. The arrivals from American ports were
very heavy, and were pressed on the market soon
as lande!
Brcadstuffs, on Saturday. closed with an advan-
cling tendency.
Provisions were firm-Bacon advanced one shil.
ling.
Tile Manchester market was much depressed
German orders scarce, and the offers from In
dia houses are considerably below prices
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~ We had the pleasure of meeting in Salem,
among other friends the Hon. David S. Reid and
the Hon. Thomas Settle, Jr. Gov Reid is in excel
lent health and spirits. Mr.. Settle had just "mar-
ried wife" and was looking remarkably well, as he
was of course very happy. He was on his way with
his lovely bride to the North, where they expect to
spend few weeks.
We also had the pleasure Of meeting Col. Gordon,
of Wilkes and J. r. Mclean, Esq, of Guilord, who
passed through Salem from the wedding at Mr..
Glenn'S
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'hW FIRM IN New YoRK-We call the attention
'e merchants in this State and elsewhere to the
''' IN another column Of Mcssrs. Dancy & Hy-
. TWO citizens Of this State, who have formed a
,''nefship for the purpose Of conducting gro
anti commission business in the city of New
- lhe parties are well known throughout the
{ ~ men of the most exalted worth, and we can
S'atlnsly recommend them as merchants who
prove themselves faithful, prompt and reliable in
wi =, business transactions Nh. Dancy was men,
" our late Legislature from Edgecombe, and Mr..
Er '"'' Was, until recently, a prominent merchant
'arrenton. ....un I
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We expect later news before we go to press.
The Result.

By the politeness of Mr.. Paul, editor of the Pc
tersburg Press we enabled to that Hon.
John Letcher is certainly elected Governor of Vir-
ginia. We received the following dispatch from Mr..
Paul at g. o'clock Monday evening:
PETERSBURG, VA, May 80, 1s59.-Authorities vary
on the majority of Letcher. The Opposition put it
at 1900. We put it between $500 and /, OOO Thir-
ty-one counties yet to hear from.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARDS: WEDNESDAY. JUNE + 1859
Programme on the Arrival Of the President of
the United States at Raleigh.

Programme on the Arrival Of the President of
the United States at Raleigh.
The following is the order of proceeding on the
arrival of the President in this city on his route to
Chapel Hill. 1t will be observed that change has
been made in the point at which the special train
will stop, viz: the N G. R. R. Depot instead of the
Raleigh and CASTOR:
The cars will arrive at the North Carolina Rail-
road Depot at $50, p. M, on Tuesday next
The Military will form On Harrington street in
open order, the right resting on the Depot
The Marshal will escort the President Hon. Mr.
Thompson and the Committees to their carriages,
the Military presenting arms as they pass through
their ranks. As soon as the Committees have pass
ed the Military will march to the front of the car
riages
A salute will be fired on the arrival of the special
train.
Order of Procession:
MUSIC.
MILITARY COMPANIES.
THE PRESIDENT AND GOVERNOR OF STATE.
HON. JACOB THOMPSON.
COMMITTEE OF THE TRUSTEES.
COMMITTEE OF THE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
ROUTE:
The Procession will march up Harrington to Hills
boro street. down Hl.sboro street to Capitol square,
thence up Salisbury street to Edenton street. to Will
mington street, down Wilmington street to Morgan
street. up Morgan street to Fayetteville street. and
down Fayetteville street to the Yarbrough House.
The President will have reception at the Var
brough House, from till o'clock, p m.
j. X. MARRIOTT,
Narshal
CAPT. R. s. TUCKER,
DR. PETER HINES, ,.
JEFF. FISHER, h'''''""'S
GEORGE HINES,
May 80, 1859.
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The CoALFIELDs RAlLRoAD.-This work has been
finished across Little River. We have had an invi-
tation from our friend j. H. Gallaher builder of the
bridge over this stream, to visit the place with
company of our citizens who are to 60 there to-day
We regret however, that business of Importance
calls us from home, thus preventing us the enjoy
ment of pleasant trip. We have heard from good
Judges that this bridge is an excellent piece of work
manship, and we trust the Company may conclude
a bargain with Mr.. Gallaher for the bridge across
Deep River-Doily Carolininn.
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HENRY MAILER,

JEWELLEK AND ENGRAVER,
UP STAIRS, OVER LoUGEES TIN STOVE STORE,
Fayetteville Street,
rs NOW PREPARED TO MANUFACTURES ALL
Il kinds of Gold and Silver Ware, such Tea Sets
Gobe,s Cups, Spoons Masonic Jew es Gold Chains Brace
lets, Breastpns. and every thing of the kind.
Engraving of all descriptions done in the best style and
on short notice.
Repairing of Jewelry Of all sorts neatly executed
Having established mself in Raleigh for the purpose
of carrying the above business, hope to receive
liberal patronage to merit which shall spare no palms.
January rs, 1853. G-iy.
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The Virginia Elections.

We give below the latest dispatches to the Peters
burg Express of the 30th:
RICHMOND, May 90, 81 P. NJ.
In one hundred and eleven counties, Letcher leads
Goggin three hundred and thirty five
There are thirty seven counties to be heard from,
which gave Wise four hundred and forty mine.
G.
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ohio Democratic Courention.

CINciNNATI May 26-The Democratic State Con-
vention in session here, have nominated R. p Ran
ney for Governor by reclamation; H. G. Whitman
for Supreme Judge; Volney Dorsey for Auditor :;
VIM. Bushnell for Secretary of State, and Jacob
Reinharlt for Treasurer.
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R0iLr01d Gonrentinn

WASHINGTON, Nay 27.-The Presidents Of several
Southern Railroads, extending from Weldon to
Charleston and Cedar Keys, are now holding Con
yention here in relation to the great Southern mail.
The object is to make contract with the Postofce
department to shorten the time between New York
and New Orleans, avoiding the failures now so fire.
Quent --a-
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T III e nj A II X E + ).
WILMINGTON MARKET.

-- MAY 81 1909.
TURPENTINE-Salesy yesterday of As? bbls. at 81 for
virgin. II IS for yellow dip and 81 rs hard y $50 Tbs
No sales this morning.
No transactions reported in Spirits Turrentine or Rosn
TAR.3O bbls. changed fands yesterday at Il 80 u bbi
CORN-A ot of 400 bushels prime quality from Onsow
cou"ty. sold yesterday ut 81 % y bushel.
FH"Ua-2s bbls. State brands sold yesterday at 81 IS
for sulertine and 81 ~ for family JoatnaL
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STATE OF NORTH.UAROLINA.- AXE
- COUNTY.-In Equuy.-Jo Joel Sanderford others Vs.
Ephraim Perry 4 als-Ssle of Land.
Pursuant an order made at Spring Term 1882 of the
Court of Equity for the county Of Wake in the above en
tied cause the undersigned Clerk and Master in Equity
will proceed to sell at Roesve the nth day Of June
next being Saturday. the lands in the peading described
to wit:
Tract of Land situate lying and being in Wake county,
in the eastern part the Watery Branch adjoining the
lands of Ephram Perry Badly Baker and Others eonain
ing hundred and nine tbereabous which said
land during his lifetime, the property and estate of
Charles Sandeiford, deceased.
TERMS SALE:-A credit of six months will be given
to purchasers upon their entering into bold with approved
surety bearing interest from the day Of sale. One hun.
dred dollars of purchase money to be paid in cash.
Given under my hand, at Office, this 18th day of May,
1889.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. &M.E.
May 81, 1883. pr. Adv. $6.) 2O-w&swtds*
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Should the above dispatches be true, it is posi-
BILE that Mr.. Goggin may have defeated Mr.. Letcher.
The Richmond Enquirer of the Goth says:
1T will be seen from the returns that Mr..
Letcher will be elected by much smaller majority
than that which confirmed the Democratic triumph
of 1855. The aggregate vote of the State will be
found comparatively small. Indeed in number
of the counties, the entire vote polled is less than
two thirds of the vote of four years ago. Doubt
less from many Indications these returns are unre-
liable Most probably the Opposition gain has been
seriously exaggerated in instances. STILL there
is enough to indicate heavy Democratic loss as
compared with the result of previous elections
"No possible calculation, however, is sufficient to
give countenance to the expectation of an OPPOSE
ton triumph. Mr.. Letcher's election is now shown
to be secure, beyond a doubt
CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRICrS.-In the Congressional
Districts we have the following results: LIST District
John S Millson reelected without opposition I'd
District-Muscoe r. H. Garnett reelected without
opposition. 81 District-D. C. Dcarnette, (indep.
Dem) elected j. S. Caskie late representative.
4th District-Wilam o. Goode is doubtless re-elcc-
ed though opposed by W. c. Flournoy. 9th Dis
trict-Thos. S. Bocock has opposition. 9th Dis
trict-A despatch from Charlottesville says that Shell
ton F. Leakc sis certainly elected over Paulus Pow
ell" 18th District-Yiliam Smith is doubtless re-
elected over Henry w. Thomas, Wing, and Henry
Shackleford Democrat Sth District-Alexander R.
Botelcr, Opposition, and Chas. J. Faulkner Dem,
are the candidates. Faulkner is believed to be cleo
ted by small majority. 9th District-The Tenth
Legion The candidates here arc John Harris, DEM,
and J. H. Skinner, Dem. nominee 1t is believed
that Harris is elected. 10th District-Henry A. Ed
mondson has opposition. 18th District-Sher-
rard Clemens has no opposition. 18th District-A
e Jenkins elected over Nadlev ODn 18th District
Here, Benjamin Rush Floyd, nominee, is running
against Ebert S. Martin. Ind Dem. The telegraph
c reports show maorities for both but the returns
not sufficiently full to state how the contest has
resulted
We exnect Later news hefnre We pn to press
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NEWBERN MARKET,

MAY Is, 1859.
TURPENTlNE-Firgin declined CSC. on the Dbl. Sale
Of 40" bbs Yesterday 81 for virgin So % for dip and
81 - for scrapc
TARThe lot of 200 bbs spoken of as being received
IN Thursday sold yesterday 81 10 and lot of s.
bbS. at 81 75
ROSlN-3oo bbls. changed hands at 81 Is,
FlDUR-Small sales at IS myNE$S 5J.-Prog.
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Late from Ttnh

LEAvENwoRTH, May 27.-Utah dates to the 9th
have been received. Superintendent Forncy had ar
rived at Fort Fillmore, with children survivors of
the Mountain Meadow massacre The death of Lieut.
Potts is announced No further Mormon distur-
bance had occurred
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NEW HOPE ACADEMY,

VNHIS WELL ESTABLISHED SCHOOL WILL PASS
IL into the Fall Term the 5th of July. few
are yet TO be flied Application should be made without
delay.
TUITION, S25 90 per Session.
BOARD, 90 per Month.
Address the Principal, Grove, Chatham county, NC
Observation-Disclosures from the East will take the Rail-
road To Morrisvilie II miles from Raleigh thence take
the PtsborUush Stage 10 miles 10 the school.
JOHN K. HOLT, Principal.
June !. 1852 22-w5pd.
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DIE ID !.

At Brownsville, Tenn the 18th ult in the 47th year
of his age, c. c. Battle, formerly of this place.
In Moore county, on the 18th ut of inflammation of the
bowels, John A. j., of John NJ. D. and Sarah Ray,
aged II years 10 months and 20 DAYS.
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BURLINGTON May 27.-On the thirteenth ballot
to-day, the Rev. DR.. Odenheimer was elected by a
convention of the clergy and laty as Bishop for the
diocese of New jersey The election was declared
unanimous.
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NTOTICE.--A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF
IN Raleigh will be held at the Town Hail. on this WED
nesday) evening at O'clock for the purpose of making
suitable arrangements for the celebration the ensuing
National Anniversary.
W. H. HARRISON, Mayor.
June !, 1859. So
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NOTICE.
YlNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING, AT MAY TERN,
Il iSa9, Of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for
Wake cnunty. qualified Executor Of LOUIS HOIST,
deceased hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to the
of the SAID Louis Hoist to call upon the undersigned
and pay up and hose having aims demands against
said estate present them within the time prescribed by
law, this will he pleaded in bar of their recovery
HENRY MAHLLR Exr.
Nav 25, 1852 5O-im.
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= harper for June has been received, for which
"'oebted to the attention of Mr. Poneroy.-
''sSrs to be an interesting and valuable number.
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The Tery Latest.

RICHMOND, May 60, 11.45, P. NJ
Full returns from all the old counties of the Alb
ingdon District, have been received. They show
majority of tire hnndred and torty-three for Goggin
Gov. Wise carried the same counties in 1866, by a
majority of 3,540!. j. e., Jr
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RICHMOND. Nav %, 10 p. NJ.

Letcher's chances appear TO he growing smaller.
The counties of Scott and Lee have Just been heard
from. They give Goggin gain OF eleven hundred.
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NJOTiCE.--THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ members of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insu-
will be held their Office in Raleigh, the first
MONDAY in July next at II o'clock A. M.
R. H. BATTLE, Sect'y.
May 29, 1859. 5O-td.
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= ~ :. r
FAYETTEVILLE MUTUAL Insurance CoxPANY.-The
annual meeting of this Company was held at the
Office on Thursday last, 10th inst.
The following abstract which we CLEAN from the
report of the President and Directors Exhibits the
success which has attended the. operation of the
Company for the past twelve months:
Amount OF property now insured, 1868, 400 OF
premiums now on hand, 247738 0S
fire losses paid, 2a524 81
Increase of premium notes last year, 22,769 65
Cash premiums received 1907 81
CONTINGENT EXPENSES.
Salaries, 1927 90
Taxes, 119 30
Fuel, postage, pr'ting adr., ETC., SO 80
Fees and witness tickets $50 05
Washington Fire Company, % 90
Total s2,O19 SO
Cash on hand m'n'y on loan, 5000 81
Real estate, 1880 90
Premium notes, 24f, 73S 08
Capital, $254,61s 60
DIRECTORS FOR THE ENSUING YEAI.
Geo. Mcneil, D. A. Ray, II. L. Myrover, Henry
Lilly S. w. Tillinghast I. s. Lutteroh, S. j. Hns-
dale, VIM. McLaurin, S. I. Hawley, Hon. J. G.
Shepherd, A. w. Steele, Jas. Kyle A. A. McKeth-
an, James G. Cook, W. N. Tinghast, and r. F.
Brown and A. F. Hall, of Wilmington.
The old officers were elected, viz:
GEORGE McNEIL President.
D. A. RAY, Vice-President.
c. \. MCMILLAN Secretary
c. G. MCCRuMMEN, and JOHN COLLINS, General
Agents.
This exhibit is truly encouraging and we are
pleased to note such evidences of prosperity. The
officers are the right kind, and this fact, together
with the liberal policy of the company, has been the
means of placing this institution in its present stu
ation.-Daily North Carolinian.
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AUCTION,

AUCTION.
VVlHE SALE OF TIE STOCK OF GOODS LATELY
Il belonging to j. BROWN. will be continued on MON.
DAY. the 9Th day of june 1859, at Store No 8, Fayette
vile Street, commencing at O'Clock in the morning.
Many desirable Goods to be Sold Terms Cash. ~.
DAN'L q. FOWLE, Trus ee.
Raleigh, June l, 1859. 5S-2t.
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COOK WANTED.
II ARGE WAGES WILL BE PAID BY A PRIVATE
- family for good Cook Apply at the Office of Stand
dard or Register.
May 49, 1859. 4s-tf.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
VVNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED COPART.
Il nership for the purpose of conducting ~
Grocery and Commission Business
in the City of New York, under the firm of DANCY
LYMAN and have secured the services of r. W. HYMAN
late of the City of Baltimore who has full authority to act
in all matters relating to the business of said firm.
JOHN s. DANCY. of Tarboro', N. c.
FRAN. NJ. HYMAN, late of Warrenton, N. G.
New York, May %. 1852 4s-4t.
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NOTICE..

VUyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING, AT MAY TERN,
l. 1883, of the County Court of Wake qualified Ex-
ecuor of MRS SARAH j. McCAULEI, deceased, hereby
gives notice all indebted to the Estate of said deceased
call and settle the same and those having claims to pre-
sen! them tor payment.
SAM'L. H. YOUNG, Ex'r.
Rale;ph ,une l. 1859 Sim,
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FOR SALE BY
FISHER & FOARD,
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEWBERN, NC.
0l1AA LBS. N C. BACON,
sJOVV a5 Bills New York City Mess PORK,
~ Tons Peruvian Guano, .-....
S Phosphate Peruv. Guano,
S California Guano,
100 Bbs No. Land Plaster
100 - No. l Hyd. Cement,
$50 Sacks G. A. Salt
800 Bills. Alexandria Lime,
1900 Flour Bags,
1000 Grain Bags,
u BbIs. N. U. and Muscova Molasses,
SO Ref N o and w. l. Sugars.
SIS Bags Java Rio. Mar. and Lag. Coffee,
Is Bbls. Ocean Mess Shad,
90 Z" Ocean Mess Blue Fish,
No Mackere and Salmon in Bbls., Il Bbla,, 4 Bbls,
and q Bbls.
Senes Nets Twines, Corks and Lines ~ g.
Sugar Soda and Butter Crackers Bakers cash prices.
Sperm and Adan1sntne Candles.
May 90, 1859. H-2m.
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- UPERlOR LINEN DRAwERS-10O PAIRS EN-.
= pected ID few days. Those in want of nice fitting
Drawers will please call and examine Price Il SO per
pair. At
HARDING'S.