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HENRY MAILER,

m JEWELLER AND ENGRAvER,
VI SfAlRS, OYER LOUGEE'S TIN STOVE STORE,
Fayetteville Street,
NOW PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE ALL
Gohao haos Of Gold and Silver Ware. such Tea Sets
ts Cups, Spoons, Masonic Gold Chains, Braoe
nreastpns, and every thing Of the kind.
On Of all descriptions done In tie bet sy and
H.aIrng Of Jewelry Of all sorts neatly sxecuted.
lber.1 on the aboys business / hope 70 recelve .
jannapa patronage to merit which shall spare 70 palms.
"'usFy "a, 1859. NY.
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L L 5 8.
HAMILTON & GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
NE now prepared to offer the most favorable terms,
a 10 Wholesale Buyers, large Stock of
@, Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
selected with great care for the :
Fall and Winter Trade,
"aen Tor variety, beauty, and its adaptation to the
NORTH-CAROLINA,
VIRGINIA, AND
TENNESSEE TRADE,
WI y be found second to none.
from all sections are invited to close and rigid
'AA"'natlon Of our Stock, prices, Ac.. ..-
No. 60 SYCAMORE STREET,
s... Petersburg, w.
September Z, 1855 70
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BUsINRss CARDS.

NOTICE.
VMNdE COPARTNERSH1P heretofore exissine bssve.e
= the undersigned under the style and an Of A. n
Acfheesers Co., this day dissolved hy uususl cno
sent.
Martin having disposed Of bis interest the bas.
ness of the late firm will Be settled by The other psrpes,
only.
A. n. McPHEErERS
HENRY GHISELlN,
J. W. MARTIN.
NOTICE.
vV>HE UNDERSIGNED have this dss formed Copast.
nesshp under the style and 6rm of
McPAeeters 4 Ghiselin.
and will contne the wholesale Grrecry and Comm;ss,uo
business at the old stand Of A. NJ McPhe.ser Co. Wjjl
Wharf ' ~
A. u. MePHEErERS,
HENRY GHlSELlN.
August g 1853.
We beg to call attention to above notices and 10 socS
c9ntnuance Of the favor extended to the old firm.
We shall keep always hard full and we'll seecssd
stock Of all articles in the
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS
which We will sell the most accommodating terms; and
all consGnmenis Of Flour, WA~at (brs Cbtfos kassi
ore or other articles Of produce. shall have bss and
promptest attention.
NcPHEETERS GHlSEl n.
Wills Wharf.
NorfoiE, August ., 1883. 0-G
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Law Copartnership.


H.V. MILLER & G. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
-r,y1yG ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice Of the Law in the County Courts, will
,snd nrompy to all business entrusted to their care.
Tr vi attend the County Courts Of Wake, Johnston,
Iasb xasb franklin, Granville, Person and Orange.
0ce on Fayetteville Street. above the Lawrence Hotel
There one or the other may be constantly found.
Jan. 9, 1858. S-u
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n. e. Asssa, Lac lsssss.es Company, |.

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IN COMPLIANCE WITH 0ExOttT1ON
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Company will The E.ss ~ hssisky psvses bsswvss
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GArgTTSs nGpsCArHo PAPER,

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BOOK BINDER,
THE OLD STAR OFFICE,
(ORposise the Psssbyts-as CAsrea,)
RALEiea. n. G.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESP ECTFULLY |
informs the Citizens Ut Raleigh aud the vicinity
e.ly tha. be will promptly and pune,u.lly attend 10
binding of Neu.p..rs, Igasissi and Psri dsas II all
kinds and in any STYLE plain Ornamental mods.'s
'''"'' -' IL. CHAPLIN.
Raleigh. sc.
MILITARY GOODS,
SWORDS. sASHES. BELTS. EPAULETTEs. LACEs.
And every Description Of Military CooAss
ACCORDING
Latess .. s Army and STATE Regulations.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY 4 GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
10 Maiden Lane,
Nrw Yosz.
r. G. DUNN. tofN.C,)
JENNINGS, WHEELER 4 Co..
WHOLESALE DEALER CLOTHIN0,
No. ~ Chamber Sc,
NEW Yosx.
N oULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM MS FRIENDS
above establishment where he would De pleased to serve his
friends splendid stock Of eoods in the clothing line a.
ways hand especially adapted to the Sosfksr- trade
While be his acknowledgements 10 his friends r
their very liberal patn.ge be promises his best escr'ioos
| to please them in the future.
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~ Particular attention given to the .'e Of Naval
April rs. 1889 s7-lmpd.
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stores villas, &c. 10, With full practical woskins Dsss
end
with complete Of Field Instruments and eompssss
eassants . survey loes,e and make estimates r Casah
& sme, and superinissd t6sir COestrsssioe.
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notes, and until then farewell.

A NIGHT IN PIGEoN RoosF.-Just DOW, the
wild pigeons roost in innumerable numbers in
the ChenaDgo Swamp, Crawford county, Pa,
about swo miles east of the Ohio. The swamp
Is about ten miles long by two or three wide,
grown up with tamerack or larch trees and alder
bushes. The editor of the Ashtabula Sentinel
has been among the pigeons. He says:
When within two miles of the roosting place,
we began to hear the roar of the wings OF the
millions of birds there congregated, which liter
ally eaualed the roar of Niagara. But the sights
and sounds that greeted US as we neared the
swamp, beggar description. There were probs-
bly hundred hunters assembled and at work.
These were divided into parties Of not more than
two or thie..-some in the tameracks and some
in the a.oers, The birds rose in mass and settled
In the trees and when fred upon there, they
few into the bushes This changing continued
sll night. At single shot, the dock always
rose and flew short distance, to settle or to be
fred upon again. This scene lasted all night
The usual mode of hunting the pigeons is for two
men to 90 together-one with gun, the other
with bag, and lantern and matches. As soon
as the shot is fred, tho bag man strikes light
and "bags" the birds; and this must be done
speedily or the wounded ones will hide and be
lost. Six dozen is quite heavy load for any
man. We ''gn eout" under five dozen, very
soon. We were told to fire with one barrel at
the bushes, and with the other at the abile up.'
The term boil up is very natural one, for ct
every shot the flock will rise straight upward,
and after circling few moments n AXE swoop.
ing course, and then alight, perhaps within q
few yards of where they rose. The number kin.
ed seems almost incredible One man killed four
dozen at single shoot, and nine hundred in 9
night.
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How English Dutchesses and Countesses
-7r,,1.le Employ their Time.

The following extract from recent letter OF
an English traveller, who has had the best 0P'
portunites for observation, may surprise some
of our fine ladies:
can assure you that, having lived all my
life about in the different castles and manor
houses of Great Britain, and been accustomed
to the Industrious habits of the Dutchesses and
Countesses, was utterly astonished at the idle
ness of American fine ladies' No English wo-
man of rank with the exception OF o few parve-
nues.) from the Queen downwards, would re-
main unemployed for one half-hour, or sit in
rocking chair, unless seriously i'll. They almost
all with hardly an exception) copy the letters
of business OF their husbands, fathers or broth
ers attend minutely to the wants OF the poor
around them, and even take part 10 their amuse-
ments. aud sympathize with their sorrows; vis'
it and superintend the schools; work In their
own gardens; see to their household concerns
think about their visitors look over the weekly
accounts, not only Of domestic expenses, but Of
ten those of the farm and the estate; manage
penny clubs in conjunction with the working
classes to help them keep themselves; and with
all these occupations, by early hours, they Keep
no their ACQUAINTANCE with the literature and
politics OF the day, and cultivate the accomplish.
ments of music and drawing, and often acquire
beside, some knowledge of scientific pursuits
The late Msrchioness Of Lansdowne was 80
well acquainted with the cottagers in her neigh
borhood, that she used to visit and look at the
the corpses of the dead, because she found that
her doing SO soothed and comforted the be-eav-
ed. have known her to shut herself up with
mad woman in her poor dwelling, who used to
lock the door and could not be induced to ad-
NIT any one else. Lady Lansdowne's only
daughter used one hundred guineas (giyen her
by her father-in-lsw, Lord Suffolk, to buy a
bracele) to build pig-sties, With bis permission,
at her husbands little country residence.
She educates her own children without assist.
sncs, teaching the boys Latin and the girls all
the usual branches of education. =
The late Duchess of Bedford, l accidentally
discovered when on visit to Woburn, had for
thirty years of her married life, risen at six o.
clock, summer and winter, lit her own fire, made
some tea for the duke and herself, and then, as
| he wrote his own letters OF business, che copied
them, and they came down to large party OF
guests at ten O'Clock, to dispense breakfast, with
out saying one word of their matutinary avoca-
tious 80 that you might have been visitor ol
the house without finding out that the Duke
and Duchess had transacted the necessary bust
ness OF the day-before perhaps you had been
seen.
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TIE DEAD HOUSES OF EURoPR.-A CORES.
pondent OF the Troy Arena says I'm frankfort
on.the- Main, and in Munich, are dead houses to
which bodies are sent previous to burial, where
they are kept for some two or three days, for the
purpose of ascertaining whether life has become
extinct or not. On the fingers of the corpses are
placed thimbles, which are attached to cord
communicating with bell. The slightest move
ment Of finger rings the bell, and thus, in ca
ses Of suspended animation, efforts are made to
restore the body, instead of burying it alive, as,
no doubt, often happens in this country. In Mu-
nich it is compulsory on the friends and relstivee
of all whether rich or poor, to send the body to
the dead-house, and allow it to remain, q certain
number of days-the exact time have forgotten.
In Frankfort, think, it Is not compulsory, bnt
it is, nevertheless, custom very generally toll
lowed.
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POETRY.
Love Me Last.

Love Me Last.
Friend whose smile has come to be
Very precious unto me
Though know drank not first
Of your loves bright fountain burst,
Yet grieve not for the past,
So you only love me last !
Other souls may find their joy
In the blind love of a boy
Give me that which years have tried,
Disciplined and purified
Such as, Drawing storm and blast,
You will bring to me at last
There are brows more fair than mine
Eyes of more bewitching shine
Other hearts more fit, in truth,
For the passion of your youth
But, their transient empire past
You will surely love me last!
Wing away your summer time
Find love in every cline
Roam in liberty and light
shall never stay your flight;
For know when all is past,
You will come to me at last!
Change and flutter as you will,
shall smile securely still;
Patiently trust and wait,
Though you tarry long and late;
Prize your spring till it be past,
Only, only love me last !