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bue, K N, in the Sixth.
DICKINSON AT THE souH.-The possibility Of the nomi.
nation Senator Douglas at Charleston extreme Southern
journals prepared to bolt The Charleston Ne,cs ind
Gates ex-senator Dickinson, Of this State as its man in
such an emergency
Let be presumed that this event occurs 1.-THE South
ern democracy submits to it, still Douglas could not be
elected he could not carry or three OF
the Northern States, and half OF the Southern States would
either withheld from him their throw them In
favor Of any reliable third candidate who started IT.
for insAnce Dickinson, of New York, united with
strong Southern statesman such az Senator Brown for
President and Vice President, the ticket would carry
nearly every Southern State, and possibly Of the
Northern States.
SOUTHERN CoSFEpERAcy.-The Columbia South Carroll
talks 70 the re-eaters about Southern confede
racy in the following conciliatory spirit -
The Camden Journal, in noticing comments con-
oerprg democratic party hopes that wnen We despar
Of tri,nph Of tho party Will go for Southern cou
ederacy Now we must say TO our contemporary that we
believe the North has just little idea OF dong anything
that wod drive the South out Of the Union South
has Of opg out Of from past grievances We therefore
do not u this time contemplate any such thing and 90
not shspe our policy with reference TO it, is true our
politicians now and then declsim about it, but we have
long since ceased to be agtated their alarm We
look the confederacy and OF that violent DO
cal commotion which presages convulsion and revou
on We sec parties struggling for power and politicians
ecramplng for place, bamboozlng the people with magma
~ ssues and depicting war clouds In the distance aTavs
but signs Of such revolution es the dissolution
Of the Unon and therefore do not believe that the over.
tiVW Va 0ohnOC NY BouB Uo the overthrow OF me
Union. But the government will etll be controlled by
party. We then inquire what kind OF party Ia Il
likely 70 be? Will 1t be extreme Southern partyY viii
1t 60 for the slave trade, for Congressional Territorial
slavery code and for unrestricted fibusierismY Not
likely to- for these very issues the source OF the in
hrm,aes Of the democratic party. Will be an anti
slavery psry2 No. TOR then II would get Southern sup
port must look for support the Central States both
slaveholdng and saveholdng, and looking for sup
port there. will not be difficult to determine what Win
be s platform Of principles The democratic party NAV
All back and pre- occupy the srouod which such nes
party would take but even tint would be anew party
With an old name 1t 10 true Mr. Boycc and Mr. BonhA.n
see gloomy times ahead We see nothing bu the signs Of
party reformation,
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o.e MN IS%e was seo u.eo' IA WIEN ~
rad rd Az s, Hs'r r No ou o 90 Luz, " =; wv
minute vas about 500 galons and the time occupied n
playing was about thirty minutes. Tue HanhattAn was
s " - 81, AR & ~ y, . ne NT I've od mo,A IN .,
in New York ana is calculated TO p,eet WITH
favor especially by the Hremen az IL is TO be drawa py
hand and require the SO me Der of men as one Of
our hand engines weight s little over 600 pounds
and cost about 81 500 the steam tast can
used said TO be niae hundred pounds the nch
viii never be nece sary to exceed two hundred pound-
Tor general use is intended 70 place her Immediately
this svsn;Ue "' o ANu VIII W feaDy i0r 0uy
ELECTION or Frn ov,rcr.s or TUE srvvs,v ,,,,r, prc
xr,r p,cu,sn A. tho o,.c,,on Of ~. a.,, oe,
oo,s ., ,,o u,r,,,a Co., po.,.., ~, :, C.-.,,.
VI ~. sA1 "ua'u "esiA'n'' neiu az oonra"s
Hote street, last evening, Brgader General
Even presiding, assisted by Brigade Major Taylor and
Coz Bcstwick fhos NJ leary was unanimously elected
The ELECTION or Major as nos,nomed ~. ro que
SION Alter the election was over CAPTAIN Masou moved
in very feeling language vote Of thanks TO General
Even for big sympathy for the organization. General
Even replied Captain AcGuiry moved vote Of thanks
TO Major Taylor which was given with will and
"tger" Msjor Taylor replied In suitable terms.
THE TWELFTH PxcnfrNr Thu T~eNh Raoinoert linda
nendence cu.,d male an ono-roor ro-ods ~ d. ga
will no revewsd hv b;s HONOR uvo- r,oo.r, &, 60,
the City Hall, al about nalf-past four O'Clock
MILITARY PARApE-The New York Light Guard lSeven
,v e-,t -or;r,.r,, c.r,,,, c.r,na -, ,h..s I'll,
eAoAr, N-p'~-- "a'Aua' VIM oo'eD'Ae 'no"
thirty second anniversary day. by an excursion TO ana
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Total. ..3a8 1881
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By the arrival Of the steamship Jasper at New Orleans
with the California mails by the rebuantepec route, W
have received from Vera Cruz 70 the
rs h uit and IRON Minatan TO the 4sh inst.
From New Orleans learn that the Tennessee would
wait Vera Cruz for the arrival of the expected specie
conoucta from Mexico and that she would not
another trip this summer, account OF the de.on
lion difficulties the Se~ Orleans quarantine station.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA TAX Bill FOR 1S59.-We
copy the following from the Columbia correspond
ence 1.-THE Charleston Courier of Monday:
The tax bill, or bill to raise supplies, was read
second time in the House, last night. To meet ex-
traordlnary expenses there has been an increase of
thirty hive per centum on the general shares. The
following is the scale of taxation On lands 81 cents
ad caIoren on every 800 of value according to the
existing classification; on slaves 95 cents per head
on ree negroes, &c, between the ages of Is and 90
years, 275 per head on city, town and village lots
lands and buildings II cents, all Ualorena on income
derived from factorage employments, faculties and
professions including dentistry, excepting cergymen
school masters, school-mistresses and journcymen
mechanics, who earn their livelihood by their own
manual labor, GO cents per $780, on amount of
commissions Of vendue masters and commission
merchants, 6S cents on every 500; on the capital
OF banks 81 cents on every $780, on the capital of
gas companies " cents on every 500; on prem
iums OF Insurance. taken in the State by ncorpora-
ted insurance companies and underwriters without
tne limits OF this State, 35100 per centum sales
OF goods, wares and merchandise, products of this
State and the unmanufactured products of any of
III cents on every 800, made on capital, owned or
borrowed from January l, 1858, to January l. 1859;
on sales, &C., by transient persons "a cents on eve
The general tax of St. Philips and St Micbaeis
Parishes for the year 1885, amounted to $1OO 1872 15
IS per cent on which will be $35, O63 rs. making
total Of $685. $500, subject to further addition by
the tax on the income Of master mechanics. The
local taxes for the public and normal schools main
roads and public buildings Fill swell the aeprsaats
&nhn11<k5Afy hk,t1uA xat1Sff6 - =
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KITTRELL'S CELEBRATED
MINERAL SPRINGS FOR SALE.
nHAVJNC nETERMTNEn TO MOVE SOUTH

KITTRELLS CELEBRATED
MINERAL SPRINGS FOR SALE.
HAVING DETERMINED TO MOVE SOUTH
Ii Fall. offer for sale my valuable farm in the
comfy of Granville situated Immediately on the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad containing 900 acres OF and-about
400 OF which is in original growth t part under cuva
tion being well adapted to the w If tobacco corn,
wheat, &c. The improvements GOOD, consisting OF
large and commodous dwelling, with all necessary farm
buildings together wi Circular Saw and Grst Mill,
also Store House Kitrels Depot which is considered
fine place for business
Ny MINERAL SPRINGS, located within mile of the
Railroad considered very valuable The water having
been found by analysis possess medicinal qualities OF the
first ORDER and has cured of the most obstinate cases
of Scrofa and effected many remarkable cures in oher
diseases after the patient had been pronounced ncuabe
bv the best physcans-all of which be subsanated
by the evidence of many respectable These Springs
have been largely paronzed for several years by nvad
many of whom have been permanently cured and all speak
favofaby of the beneficial effects Of the water have also
been under the necessity of refusing admttance to hun
dreds of visitors wishing to the water whom was un-
prepared to accommodate.
PERI wishing embark in this business, will find it
opportunity rarely with. The location, the advan
tages of the Farm and Mills together with the unsurpassed
merits the WATER all combine render this of the
most desirable situations in the county.
For further particulars those wishing to purchase can
call and examine for themselves get information by
addressing me at RiHreEs, Granville County, \. c.
GEO. KITTRELL.
Kittrell's. N. c., April l. 1858. 3O-H.
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,-.....- For the Standard
THE BLACK MOUNTAIN

MEssRs EDITORS
My attention has recently been called to an 4,
dress delivered by the Hon. D. l.. Swain on a. az
10th of June, 1858, published in connection Will .oe
memoir of the Rev. Elisha Mitchell, d. D. in Wy.
reference is made to Cookies Map of North C,naGa
na," which does injustice to its author Viii. oi,
do not hesitate to say that have no idea that ~.
was intentional on the part Of Gov Swain. hs;a ,s
the remarks referred to have done me great n;ns.;e
and are calculated to create very wrong imnroSs;oe
in regard to the Map. f''ss'on
had hoped that should moi have been d,,
into the controversy in regard to the discovor'.
the highest peak Of the Black Mountain. and o. e'
not now intend to be forced into it. With !. w
question have nothing to do. As geosr,nba a'aI
have only desired to give the names of the pe.l..
the Black Mountain as haze found them, In ~: VI
communication, shall as far as possible con .ls
myself to statement Of facts, giving the data oe
which these facts are drawn 'O"'
On page 81 Of the pamphlet we find as follows.
"There was no public survey to guide him M.
Cooke,) in his attempt to delineate this mon ta.
range he Black Mountain but there is no evlenoa
of any effort having been made to avail hn>efo -
the best private materials which might have rpwa,
ed proper research"
The proof that l did avail myself of ssthe ho..
private mater lis" consists in the f,llowiug aoen
ments The first is copy of plot of the Rl,.l.
Mountain furnished me by Prof. A. Guyot, At n,s
request The names and heights on this blot .,s
all Prof Guyots, and the original drawing is in NV
possession and can be seen BY any person desiriny
to do D.:
yUy:yl. l.. z,
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GREAT EXHIBITION OF DRY GOODS y,
LANDECKER & KLINE,

LANDECKER & KLINE,
A RE DAILY RECEIVING LARGE ADDITIONS TO
"A their already extensive stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
And have now for exhibition complete varied assort
of Goods comprising everything usually kept in hst
class Fancy and Dry Goods houses.
They particularly call the attention of Ladies to their
styles of
Fancy Dress Goods!
Robes guile and Robes de Lanara;
Black and Fancy Silks;
Poult de Chevers and Imperial Fouards;
French and English Merinos-in plain and plaid;
Bombazines, Alpaccas and Muslin De Lanes
With varied assortment of French, English and Ameri-
can Prints
Needle.W 0rks.
The best assortment offered IN Raleigh before.
Their stock of FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, SHOES
and GATHERS, is cumplete They have also every
thing else necessary for Ladies wearing apparel in great
variety all of which they offer small advance upon
New York wholesale prices.
As business has fully equalled most sanguine ex-
pectaton shall endeavor hereafter to merit continu-
Of the patronage which the citizens of Raleigh have
literally bestowed upon w. by keeping full and desra-
BILE assortment of goods and BY selling upon the lowest
possible terms.
Being connected with first class importation house in
New York, enabled to keep stock repenished
with supplies Of goods weekly throughout the season
LANDECKER 4 KLINE,
Smiths Corner
Raleigh Oct. Is, 1858. ss-tf
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JONES & MOORE.
July ~, 1858.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
fUSAKEN UP IN LINVILLE COVE, and committed to
Il the Jail Of Watauga county, North Carolina the
his right cheek, height about feet or inches,
weighs about $50 pounls, and had when taken up
black Cloth Frock Coat and Linen Pants Also found upon
bis person pass in the following words Let the bearer
where in FIVE miles Of it. August the 7th, 1888. Signed
byJ W. Clinkscales" The owner is requested to
and prove property and pay expenses or said boy will be
dealt with according to law.
D. C. McCANLES Sh'f.
August 20, 1858. Tim.
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vUVHE NORTH-CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE
II INSURANCE COMPANY, now in the tenth wear Of
successful operation with growing capital and rmer hold
upon public confidence, continues insure the lives of all
healthy from "A to so years of age for year. Tor
seven years, and for lea life members sharing in the
profits
All slaves 10 to so years of age are insured for one
year for five years for two-thirds their value.
All losses are puncuay paid within 30 days after salts
factory proof is presented.
For further information the public is referred to Agents
of the Company in all parts Of the State. and to
R. II. BATTLE, Secretary,
Raleigh.
December IL, 1858. 51-w&swsw.
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HILLsBoROUGH FEMALE ACADEMY.

VNHE NEXT SESSION will commence on the LIST day of
Il FEBRUARY, 1885, under the charge as heretofore,
of Miss SALLY K. NASH and Miss SARAH J. HUNT.
and the general superintendent of the Rev. Dr. CURTIS
Tuition for English studies Sl2 to $S with the usual
extra advance for lessons in Music Drawing Painting and
Languages.
Lessons in Vocal Music given to the whole School
without charge.
Board be bad, including Washing Fuel and Lights
at 80 to $i2 50 per month
w. F. STRAYHORN, Sec'y.
December IA, 1885, lO6-4t.
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RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY,

TIME SPRING SESSION FOR 1859, will commence
Il the second THU RSDAY in January and continue 81
weeks. With several additions the Faculty. among them
Prof Brame from Hampden Sydney College and with the
introduction Of and splendid Scientific Apparatus.
the School offers greater Inducements for extensive pat
ronage than before We are prepared accomlno-
date number of boardels very reasonable terms.
For Circulars containing full information address
D. R. BRUTON, Raleigh, N. c.
December 16, 1853. lust.
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NOTICE.

1H1IIE SUBSCRIBER, AS THE SURVIVING PART.
NER of the late co.partnersh;p of CULLOa IVES,
entered and established between them for carrying on
in the town u Smhtield will in order to enable him to
settle and adjust the partnership business and pay Oh the
debt. of the same MONDAY, Slst January, 1884, in
well known Hotel and Lots in the town Of Smthfeld,
known in the plan of said lots No. "A and part Of
49, adjoining the Court House square, and the lots OF N
six months. Bond with approved securities will be requr-
cd of the purchaser.
s5- Ii will be seen in the above advertisement that the
time for the sale of said property has been changed The
property will be sold MONDAY January Sst, 1885, in
stead Of January 22d, as before Advertised:
w. H. CULLOM,
Surviving partner.
December II, 1885, 50-w3tpd.*
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THE SUBSCRIBER PROPOSES TO OPEN
- on the goth Of JANUARY next, in Hillsboro on the
premises lately occupied BY the Rev. Mr.. Burwe, for
school purposes Classical School for limited number of
the Of 10 and Is None but good boys
need apply.
TERxs:-Tuition $40 per session Of five month";
Board $l2 per month, lodging fuel lights and washing
bic families in the town. -
Further particulars made known on application.
VII. II. OWEN.
Hillsboro'. Dec. II, 1858. los-W
~ Spirit Of The Age inssst itn0.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE COURT
sell on the premises on the 9Th day of January next at
Public Vendue the tract of land which the late John H.
PulIen lived situated Beaverdam creek IN Wake county,
adjoining the lands of s. II. Whitaker Willis iuen ana
Others containing about hundred subject how
ever of Eliza Puen, widow OF the said John
H. Pullen, decd
'- ISAAC II. ROGERS, Admir-.
D.comhor1 1870 99-td.
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THE UNITED BAPTIST INSTITUTE,

THE UNITED BAPTIST INSTITUTE,
TAYLoRsvILLE, n. C.
VVNHE SEVENTH SESSION of this Institution will CON-
Il n,ence the 10th of JANUARY, 1889
10 Stud nts whether preparing for the higher Colleges
for active e this Institute offers advantages second to
meme of like grade in Western Carolina.
Board may be obtained at Il per month. Tuition from
$lU to $l5.
The Faculty consists Of
Prof JAMES H. FOOTE A.. NJ.
H. T. BURKE. A. b.
w. X. GAULTNEY.
BY order of the Board,
N. A. POOL, Secy.
December ls, 1858. .06-4t.
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Dissolution of Cor artnership,

Dissolution of Coz artnership,
vhSHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX
IL listing under the and firm of ROYSTER,
JONES & MOORE, is this day dissolved by mutual
sent. joseph Jones James A. Moore alone author
lied to the of the late firm in settlement of its
business All persons indebted to said firm will please
come forward and settle.
JAMES NJ. ROYSTER,
JOSEPH JONES,
JAMES A. MOORE.
Raleigh, July l, 1853.
JONES & MOORE,
ID ETURN THEIR THANKS FOR THE LIB
III ERAL patronage bestowed upon the old firm, and
respectfully that they have associated themselves
in business at the old stand where may always be found
cheap and full assortment Of !iy Groceries. Their cap
tai being limited. they compelled to adopt the Gsh
plan, which will be hereafter strictly adhered to.
JOSEPH JONES'
JAMES A. MOORE.
q IL Bbis Foxes celebrated Crackers
JONES & MOORE.
July IL, 1858. 56-tf.
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for the Taxes due and unpaid for lo5-5s Sale to take
place on the 9th of January, 1883.
Dac"e' '0.os' We West IT," Ward '' Tax $50 so
n A D.r;s n ocrs-neyr limits 1879 so
F. NJ. Gully, Guardian, pit. Lot ss, 10
]. Horncday, 4 acre-new limits, 1878, ~
Harp l. Terrell, pit. l6l, 1858, ."
AM fuonovcut Now limits X acre 1855 80
VIM = I4nes u .cre-new limits l 80
Drnrr JabnSnn Admir- i acre-pew limits 35
Charles n Jobnson MIS- II and 7S IL GO
7 II C;rtb,m > acres-nev limits 1879 81 SO
4 ~ 90 I .croreu limits lS57-'S IL 40
Willie Medlin Is acre-new limits, 1857, 49, ao
John Malone. 63 1858, - wv
nr T = perrv T. "a nts "a md II IS
A S,anb.nson u ,crarpev limits 1887 (East) ! so
lanes Snrg y acrr-new limits lS57-'s 81
Henry Smith, 4 acre-new limits, . ~
Mrs n Tumhro y acre-new limits 1857, 90
las Tnwls ntS Ia 10 81 a. 3D. II and &c. ball. So 50
EJ,ror1 T..s.r " .cre 1ssS A.
Wn, Tbumns,n MS lfl and 1872 81 II
I N Williams acra-p.w limits 1857 80
Pa,sv S,ivv u ocre-new limits lS57-s 10
- ~ JAMES H. MURRAY.
City Cotector.
Raleigh, Dec. IA, 1858. !ei-td.
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NQU!TY SALEM THE MATTER OF SYLVI
II Ma GEORGE and others, pa'te. Petition for the

NQUITY SALE.-lN tHE MAIIEh VI SlhNl-
IL Ma GEORGE and others, paite. Petition for the
sale of Land
Pursuant to decree of the Court Of Equity for Orange
county, made September term 1858, will sell at Cum
ters store Wednesday the Goth day OF December next
that valuable tract of land known the lack Herndon
tract adjoining the lands of Ezekiel George Samuel Green
and others, and containing & acres more or less
Also one other tract. known the old David George
tract adjoining the lands Of Ezekiel George Samuel Green
and others. containing SIS acres, more or less 90
Also that valuable Of land in Wake county, ad join
ing the lands of William Lynn, William Bye, and Others
containing 4y6 acres more Of less.
Also one other tract in Wake county, adjoining the lands
of Obedah Page j. j. Trce, and Others containing l's
acres, more or less
Six munths credit will be given bond and good security
required Title retained until the purchase money is paid
Sale at II o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & NJ. E.
November 81, 1858. pr. adv $') loo-td.
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N NEGROES WANTED.-TWO FIELD HANDS
from IL to 81 old For SUCH of good char.
acter, the highest cash prices will be paid.
&. n. SAUNDERS.
? 1Sssmbef Soi lS6& I0e--SE
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED has removed to Newbern with
the intention to devote himself wholly to the practice
OF toe law He will attend the Courts in all of The sur
rounding counties and will also practice before the Su
preme Court ut Raleigh w.
December %, 1883. 10sAif
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NEW BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTORY,
ATT HEOLD STAR OFFICE,
Opposite the Prssbyterian Church)
RALEIGH N. C.
"HE UNDERSIGNED RESP ECTFULLY
informs the Citizens Of Raleigh and the vicinity ger
orally that he will promptly and punctuay attend to the
binding of Newspapers Magazines and Periodicals of oil
kinds and in any STYLE plain ornamental on moderate
terms Also Blank Books manufactured order and ruled
any pattern for the public Offices share Of patronage
JNO. ]. CHAPLIN.
Raleigh, April 6, 1858. 14-w&swtf
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r. E. REAMEs, Of North Carolina.

Il. e. REAMES, OF North carolina
WITH
HOFF M A n b r o L III r. Il > |,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
STRAW GOODS, HATS AND CAPS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS UMBRELLAS PARASOLS
No. As Warren Street,
Nearly opposite Libby House, (late WycoH 81
WILLIAM HOFFMAN, NEW YORK.
DANIEL HOFFMAN.
November 26, 1858. Sl-om.
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Spring 1858. Spring 1858.
HEARTT & IREDELL,
4 RE NOW OPENING THEIR CAREFULLY Sc
"A Ieced Stock of DRY GOODS, STRAW GOODS, and
Ladies, Misses and Childrens SHOES-to examination
of which they most respectfully invite their friends.
Ladies Dress Goods.
Barge Double Jupe Robes;
Silk Robes aQuile;
Barge
Organde
Black Silks. from * cents up; Fancy Silks; Beautiful
arege> and Organizes; lawns from IL up; Prints
from all the best manufactures.
Dress Trimmings.
White and Coured PQuE;"
Victoria Collars and Setts-colOred and whites
Piccolimni Collars;
Muslin aud Cambria Sets and Coars-in great variety.
BOnnets l. Hats,
In every siye, and at all pnces.
Iahes' Orleans" Bootees, Miles make;
Lat lies Slippers and Buskins,
N Uses BoOieeS,
MI ses' Heeled Bootees
ClEldrens' Shoes in great variety.
Skirts! Skirts!! Skirts!!!
Expansion with Adjustable Bustle
Steel Spring I" and without;
Crown Cruvelle;
Reed Skecton
Whaeboncs Reeds Steel and Brass Springs, and Cords
The BalmOral.
Raleigh, March 26, 1855. 25-tf
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THE OAK-CITY HOUSE,

JUST BELOW THE POST OFFICE,
RALEIGH, N. C.
vHyHIS RESTAURANT WILL BE CONDUCTED
u hereafter strictly the Cash plum,
The CELLAR and the LARDER being always well
stocked all the decacies of the will be served up
in superior style by of the best Cooks in the City
Private Rooms for Parties.
Suppers sent out to order. .
December I, 1858. lott
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GRIFFIN e. ACKEN.

GRIFFIN Il ACKEN.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS of FRENCH, ENGLISH
IL and GERMAN FANCY GOODS and PERFUMERY.
No. 1914 FULTON STREET, New YORK
HENRY GRIFFEy,
WV. Ii. ACKES, ! Dec l6, 1853. lO6-lypd.
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JUNIUS G. SNEED,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SoMERvILLK TENNESSEE,
Will attend to all business entrusted to him in Western
December IA. 1883 lO5-lypd.