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WHEAT FARM FOR SALE.

TUNHIS FARM Is SITUATED FIVE MILES NORTH
west of Knoxville Tenn. and the line OF the
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad the head Of Second
Greek in Grassy Valley This valley is of the best for
wheat in East Tennessee The Farm contains about $40
acres of which about $50 cleared and the bal
ance well tmbered; two hundred in clover and
grass and fifty acres in wheat The soil naturally IS not
surpassed by any East Tennessee The land lies almost
level and is highly productive, and lies remarkably well
for cultivation and grazing The land is well adapted to
Wheat, Corn and the Grasses. Comfortable improve
ments good springs and apple and peach orchards For
health good neigborold beauty and convenience OF To-
cation all which could be desired This Farm is OF
ered upon terms and credits advantageous, easy and
unusual as will not fail to attract those desiring FARM
TERMS:
Only one.tcn,h 10 per OF the purchase money re-
au;red upon the contamination of the sale The balance
in TEN EQUAL ANNUAL instruments with annual interest up,
be sold npon shorter CREDITS or for cash Possession given
at any time. For further particulars apply t.,
JOS A. MABRT,
Knoxville, Tenn.
January g 1889 l-wslpd
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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY,
CARROLL County. Va
NAKKULL OUINT1, VI
B. F. THOMPSON, A NJ, PriHcifd.

B. F. THOMPSON, NJ, PriacFa,
Associated with efficient Instructors
TENIlE nth SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
i commence the first MONDAY in January, and CEN
tnue twentr-oue weeks. Beard be had in good tai
lies siX dollars per month.
HlsviIle is village, the Top of the Blue Ridge.
command Ing o the most picturesque romantic and
sublime scenery.
1t is well supplied with gnod wafer aud pure air from
the surrounding ounian> and is renowned for health 1t
affords good society our smaller generally 1t
i situated thorOughtare from Tennessee 10
Norh-Canlna. which passes line of stages and is
within few hours travel of the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad. Through the hbcraIy of Me>>rS. Andrew s.
Fulton Ben. Rush Floyd and Alexander \. Chaifn, TWO
Gold Medals have been presented annually for the last
wears TO the bes, speakers The Annual Catalogue will be
any desiring further information abcnt The
school.
January IS 1859. 5-wGmpd*
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OLIN HIGH SHCOOL-MALE & FEMALE.
Rev BAXTER CLEGG, Principal.

, OLIN HIGH SHCOOL-MALE & FEMALE.
Rev. BAXTER CLEGG, Principal.
-, a. II. MER HIT, Assistants.
Other assistants will be procured, the wants OF the
school demand, as to secure full and thorough
instruction to all the pupils
nLIN HIGH SCHOOL is situated in the Northeastern
u part of Iredell county, N C., the waters of Rocky
creek in healthy section of country, and in the midst of
an industrious and moral community, and is as free from
temptations to extravaganza and dissipation school,
mid to the elementary branches All the teachers have
experience and the Principal Rev. B. Clegg is well and
favoaby known one of the most successful managers
and Of youth in the State Tile government Is
mild and firm. 1t is gradually increasing and offers strong
inducements those who have and daughters to be
educated Parents and Guardians are lett to manage inc
expenditures Dress to control the amount Of pocket
money! and to allow the making OF accounts wnh ner-
chants and Others to nteruct them as they think best
The trustees and teachers recommend and ncucate PLAIN
ness simplicity and neatness III dress, ana Hugaly anu
economy expenditures but assume no authority to con-
troll them and take responsibility in these matters
TERMS PER SESSION 81 WEEKS.
Classical Department. w w
Music IN Piano 90 60
Use of Instrument, 10
Painting 10 %
French 800
Crnyons &C. 1000
Contingent Fee, w
BOARD. Young gentlemen from & so to IS 90 per
MONTH exclusive of lights and they wait themselves.
Young ladies IS 90 per month, including fuel, washing,
and attention Lights will be furnished at moderate prices
Tuition aud contingent fees in advance Boarding Houses
are kept for young ladies'; also for Young genteen-and
they requested board separately The Fall Session
opens the Sd Wednesday in july and the Spring the LIST
Wednesday in January. The commencement is ON last
Wednesday of May, and the annual meeting of the trus.
tees the day before O'Clock, A. N. liberal share OF
patronage is solicited
J. c. TURNER President.
p. TOMI.lN, Secretary.
Irede county, n c.. June IA, 1865. 29-wly.*
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SAL: IN WAR.
RENCOCNTY. n. e.

az TUESDAY, the st day Of March next at the late
" residence of Gen. NJ. 7. Hawkins decd will sell
the highest bidder reasonable rerms over 1000 acres
of VALUABLE LAND. in five separate tracts. adapted to
the growth of Corn Whel and Tobacco, with an album
dance of timber and good water and neghborhoods pro-
verbal for health aud COED society
The Roker Davidson and Picnic tracts within three
and four miles of Shucco and White Sui hur Springs, and
than six and eight from WarrentOn and Ridge
Depot.
The Race Tract is Warrenton, and in thorough re
pair The Baker II miles east Of Warlenton, and
near Liitle'on Depot.
The plantations good heart, and improved by SUBJ
stantia fences, barns, and necessary cabins.
{ !, +. S S55E' Executors:
January :, 1859. a-wtd.*
~ The sale of the above lands will be made at WAR
RENTON on TUESDAY Of Court week instead of on the
premises. stated above-which will be the ist day Of
March.
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TO DRUGGISTS.

TO DRUGGISTS.
A GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
IA of the University of New York. and practitioner of
years experience. desires situation in wholesale
drug establishment. His for wishing such situa
ton is that his health will admit of the exposure incl
dent to the practice of medicine The most satisfactory
references given, both to character and qualification
Address, MEDICUS,
Pittsboro', N. c.
December o. 1883 5l-wtf
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE.

SPRING SESSION, 1853.
1UNHE EXERCISES OF NEXT SESSION will commence
Il ON WEDNESDAY,, the i2th of Jan'y, 1859, and close
the LIST Thursday in june Pupils should be present the
first week.
TERMS FOR FIVE MoNrHs-(PAYABLE HALF IN ADvANcE.)
Board including lights, washing, fuel, &C., $67 SO
English, according to advancement 1924 SIS, II So
Latin, Greek, French, German, Music, Painting, &C.
Extra. Apply to
E. E. PARHAM, A. N Pres't
January l, 1859. l-w&sw6w.
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LOOK AND READ!

Il which You can make good Honey as that made by
Bees-the Launders Secret-wh fifty other good receipts
Such as how to make nonexplnsve Burning Fluid Ice
Ratt'e-Snake bite, Art of Painting on Glass, &C., &C.
Many Of these receipts selling North for IL each
send all neatly printed on one sheet for One Dollar and
II you do not like them the money will be refunded.
Please address w. H. ROCKWELL
Yadknvile, Yadkin County, ". C.
January 10, 1859. 3-w3mnd*
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United States Mail-Salisbury to Ashevilie.
FOUR HORSE COACHES.
TIME TRAVELLING PUBLIC ARE RES

TIME TRAVELLING PUBLIC ARE RES.
Il pecifuy requested to give this line trial. They
i'll find be the cheapest, and best route WEST.
NJ Coaches fine, arse-Nine and Fourteen Passenger
Concord Coaches.
No Hacks the ROad,)
Nv Horses are we'll trained and gentle and take pleas
ure in recommending the Drivers this line being the
most sober careful and gcntlemany Drivers be found
any Stage Line.
Travellers will find this route pleasant than
any ether passing through Satesville by the Catawba Rail-
road Bridge, Newton, Morganon. Marion. Pleasant Gar
dens Swa:nno Zap of the Blue Ridge, in full OF the
celebrated MI. Mitchell and NJ. Clngman Of the Black
Mountain. Persons wishing 10 visit The Black Mountains
can procure guide and horses at MR. STEPS or POR-
TER s and in il few hours ride reach the Black Mountain
House and their leisure visi, Mi'che> Falls Mt. Cling
and Mt Mitchell, the highest peaks If land East OF the
Rocky Mountains.
Tickets this line good for three months.
STAGE OFFICE in Salisbury, ut the Rowan House.
c. 5. BROWN, t""tractor.
Morganton n c., March e. 1858. l7-wSm.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS IN
WANT OF SHOES.

WANT OF SHOES.
4 LARGE LOT OF SHOES FOR SALE at reduced
n prices together with general assortment of Family
Groceries Also the best old Liquors Wines, &c, DC.
which will sell wholesale retail Call and see for your
SELF 4th door North side Hargett Street. To cash buyers
CALL and you shall not be dis lpponted am deter
mined to sell low for cash. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage have received, hope by strict attention to
business to merit a continuance Of the same.
JORDAN WOMBLE.
Raleigh, Nov. l, 1885, 44-wtf
To the members of the approaching Legislature say
call. as have something nice for you. J. w.
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1T BEING PROVIDED IN TIE CONVEY
u heretofore made to the undersigned by Mr. wall
TER A. THOMPSON, Of this place, that the residue of
the fund therein specified shall be divided amongst such
creditors may make themselves known the UNDER
signed by the LIST day of June, 1851 all creditors of the
said Walter A. Thompson, hereby notified to present
their claims. duly authenticated, within said time this
mott will be pleaded in bar of any claims upon their part
to share in such fund
HUGH B. GUTHRIE, Trustee.
Chapel HILL Jan. 90 1859. 5--w6t.
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NIGHT SESSION.
The House met at seven o'clock.
IEAVE nC ApSENrC

NIGHT SESSION.
The House met at seven o'clock.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Mr.. Gather, of Iredell, asked and obtained leave
of absence for his colleague, Mr.. Simonton, on ac
count Of sickness in his family
BANK OF CAPE FEAR.
The bill to amend the charter of the Bank of
Cape Fear
Mr.. Bridgers offered an amendment prohibiting
the issue of notes less than IS in value.
Mr. Norwood thought it unfair to deny to this
Bank a privilege granted to the State Bank.
Mr. Sparrow thought the Amendment fair one
After some remarks from Messrs. Meares Simon
ton and Bryan, of New Hanover, Mr.. Brdgers with
drew his amendment, intimating he would offer it
it on the third reading.
Mr.. Caldwell, of Guilford, offered an amendment
prohibiting the officers of this Bank from holding
offices in any other Banking corporation, in or out
of the State.
Mr.. Caldwell remarked upon some institutions
where an union of Offices worked much injustice.
Mr.. Ransom was friend 10 the Bank, but OBJ
jected to Mr. Caldwell making such charges without
the necessary proof
The amendment was adopted
Mr.. Bridgers offered an additional section, that al
notes over IS should be the multiple of ten, which
was adopted
The bill then passed its second reading
The bill to prevent the emancipation Of slaves by
will and testament.
Mr.. Fleming said the object of this bill was to
prevent men from emancipating their slaves by VIII
and deeds of gift coming into effect after their DEATH
1t would prevent those avaricious men, who, keep
ing their slaves till death, then free them and thus
create dissatisfaction with other slaves and causs
litigation. If a man has Gberalty enough to tree
his slaves, he ought to do it in his life time, anu
send them out of the country. This bill also gave
the freed slaves the option Of remaining slaves anu
not be sent out of the State
| motion to indefinitely postpone was rejected
yeas 80, nays Is.
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NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.-A VERY ELI
gble location in the northern part of North. Carolina
for Physician with all the convenences necessary for the
accommodation of family, will be vacated shortly by its
present owner, who purposes moving to another State
Those DESTROYS of locating will receive all necessary infor
nation on application TO the Editors Of the Standard
April 2, 1855 '4ssE g7@ I5-wtf%"
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SIDNEY A. SMITH.

SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR LAW
,,,u SMITHFIELD, N. c.,
VIII attend regularly the Couaty and Superor Cprts of
Wake, Johnston, Cumberland, Harnett aud Wilson
tention. ~ P0P' a'
smithded, Feb. 20. - g. $3.50 a.s 2s-wtf.e
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January 81, 1889.

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-R RICH .
- MOND COUNTY. Court Of Equity. Fall Term. 1858.
deceased John W. Roper, John Roper and others
Original Bill.
Ii appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that John
T. Roper one of the defendants in this case not in
habi,ant this State 1t therefore ordered by the Court
that publication be made in the North Carolina Standard,
paper published in the City of Raleigh for six successive
before the Judge Of next Court of Equity, to be held
for The county Of R:chmend at the Court House in Rock
ngam the third Monday in March next then and there
to plead demur the said hill; otherwise the
same will be heard t"lrte to him.
Witness, John d. Shaw, Clerk of said Court at Of
flee in Rockingham the third Monday in September, A. d.
1878, and the eighy-tbird year Of our Independence
JOHN ID. SHAW, c. NJ E.
January 81, 1853 pr, Adv $562L) 5-w6t,
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NOTICE,

VUNHE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE HON. FREOER-
Il lex NASH is for sale. 1t is cnmmodous dwelling
with good Clubhouse icehnuse and greenhouse The lot
contains five or six acres of land Possession Gun be had
at
ED. STRUDWICK, Exr
Hilsborough, N.
February 2, 1853. 6--w6t.*
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J. L. ".
BRIDGERS AND WHITFIELD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
TARBoRo, N. C..
One both may be found about their Office from to
O'Clock, erery day.
Office next door above D. Fender & Co.'s Store
January 10, 1853. 3-w6mpd.*
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

4 WILL SELL on FAVORABLE TERMS A VALU.
Il able Tract of Land lying three and half miles West
o. Grcensbnrough, the Salem road containing 3"V
about one half of it in timber, which there is good
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six roons
each about 90 feet square, Barn, Stables and necessary
out buildings with good Well of water.
The place well walered and has good meadow lands.
The adonug the West has been recently selected
for the cultivation of Tobacco, and portions Of this place
thought to be equally well adapted to the growth Of
tobacco.
Persons in of place would do well to examine the
premises credit will be given and bond with approved
security required The title will be reserved until the pur-
chase money is paid.
MARGARET CALDWELL.
GreeDsborourb Jan 81, 1871 4-wf*
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.

STEAM ENV'INE FUN SALE.
TuVHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A LARGE
i ~ horse power Steam Engine, which is nearly new,
and of the most approved make suited to mining and mill
ing purposes.
great bargain may be had by making early application
A. WILLIAMS.
Feb. 4, 1859. 6-w6t*
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STATE OF NORTII.CAROLINA.-
- STON COUNTY Court Of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sons. Nov. Tcrm s5S.-Wile Dodd VS.. U. l. Dudd-At-
taclinent.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that O. l..
Dodd, the defendant in this case, NONRESIDENT of this
State, therefore, notion it is ordered that publication
be made in the Raleigh Standard notifying the said de-
PENDANT to appear at the Term of this Court be
held for the county OF Johnston, at the Court House in
SnIthhed, "n the 9Th Monday in February next, then and
there /" rpevy otherwise he will be proceeded
against as il he had been served with process
Witness, Thomas ID. Sneld, Clerk of Johnston County
Court. at Office the 4lb Monday of November, A. d.
Issued the 2Gth day of January. 1889
THOS. d. SNEAD, c. c. C.
January 90, 1889 (Pr. AdS.S5,62 NJ 5-w6t..
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sSTATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

kTATE OF .CAROLINA.-WAYNE
- COUNTI.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, No.
vember Term ISIS. Samuel Pate ct u.s. Stephen Pate
Administraor-Pet for account and settlement.
In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendants William Kelly and wife Martha, Viii
liam Poole and vile Smithy, and - Pate, son of Elias
Pate decd, nonresdenls Of the State; it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the North Carolina
Weekly Standard newspaper published in the City of
Raleigh, for six successive weeks, notifying the said de-
PENDANTS to be and appear before the Justices of said
Court be held for said county. the Court use in
Godsboro. the third Monday in February next then
and bere to plead denur to the petition of
pnns, the will be taken prv contesso and set
for hearing l,rtc as to them.
Witness Benjamin Aycnck, Clerk of said Court at office
in GoIdsboro, The third Monday Of Nov, a. D., 1858
BENJAMIN AYCOCK, Clerk
Jan 4, 1889 pr. Adv. s. 6214) wits
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February 2, 1858.
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GEORGE SIGGERS,

BOOK BINDER AND PAFEk KVLEK
40. - Prince Street. oppo.i,r The Gassns DNrs.
ALEXANDRIA. "a.
MUSIC. Magazines, and Old Books bound III
lM any style. also RULE, and Lake I" order.
any description Of BLANK BOOKS, which viii
warrant to ba made Of the best paper aud materials
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank offrer''
Bankers. Merchant, Clerks OF Courts. Hotel Keep
ers. Insurance Companies, nnd all who want Blank
Books are respectful. invited 10 give me u call.
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FATE OF THE KNIGHTS TEMpLARs.-The
bargain was struck and the king began
In one day IA. d., 1907 all the brotherhood
was arrested. They were accused of tho
most revolving and impossible crimes: they
were kept in dark dungeons, ami starved.
till the bodily weakness affected the mental
power, and then were tortured till they con-
iessed whatever William de Norgaret put
into their months. When their strength re-
turp9d, they recanted their professions, and
were instantly burnt, as relapsed heretics.-
The process dragged its slow length along;
for the contiscatIon of their goods. and the oc-
cupation Of their castles and preceptores, was
work of time. At last, when nothing more
was left 70 be- seized. the final sentence was
passed I'M grand consistory presided over
by the Pope, where, in presence OF the king
and the princes, the men Of law, and the
men Of birth, tho Order Of the Tempars was
declared abolished, and their possessions con
yeyod to the Knights Hospitallers. on pay
ment OF such sums as might be claimed by
the king. Ii is only fair to say that the ex
ample Of Philip was followed in many other
kingdoms, and the order dissolved,
convincing proof Of the decay Of the glory Of
knighthood, as the treatment Of the Pope had
Vyinced decay Of the influence ofthe church
In passive endurance, all Europe saw the
Father Of Christendom transformed into u
French judge, and the abolition, on evidently
false pretenres, ot the highestorder Of chiyal-
ry. That the spectacle Of degradation might
be more complete, Clement reserved 10 himself
the trial Of the Grand Master, Jaques de-
Mulay, and three commanders Of tho Order.
They were condemned to perpetual impris
onment; but the courage Of tho old man re
yiyed. When brought out to the front OF
Notre Dame, To hear the sentence read, he
protested his innocence, and retracted the
contessinu forced upon him and his two
friends by the rack. Philip was close at
hand in the palace, On the island where the
Hall of Justice now stands. lie heard oi
the rctracton and ordered the faggots to be
laid. lie commanded them ~ be executed
without delay, As given over TO the secular
arm; and on another little islet. where Tie
statue Of Henry the Fourth still stands, TO re
mind his countrymen Of the most clement ant
patriotic Of their kings. Jaques dc Molsy and
his noble companions went through the
dreadful ordeal. and died with the irmness
OF martyrs. 1t is said, that, from the midst
Of the danes, the old man summoned his
prosecutors 10 appear at the bar Of God with
IN year; but this report probably arose
when the deaths Of both the wicked workers
in this grea, tragedy 80 soon followed their
success for Clement died in April and Philip
in November of the year l3l4.- White's
History " Frdnce.
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WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
G@ nj

CHANGE OF HOuRS--WlNTER SCHEDULE
ON AND AFTER THE 24rH DAY OF oCIO-
~ BER, the Trains on this Road. with their
Umuibuses will connect with the Trains on the
Orange road, except the first, which arrives at !"
A. NJ. and the Washington Branch OF the Baiti-
more Road, except the Train departing at O.Zo
A. VI.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton, il the Cars every day. 1T tho following hours
$3.50, 5, $40, 1910. ll:lO, and 1910, A. NJ and
2:lG, $40, 4:lO $40, and 6:lO, z. NJ
Passengers from Washington to Alexandria VIII
take the Omnibuses at the Office of the Company,
as follows IS, 1:4j, ., 10, ] and IL, A. NJ, and
=, 3. 4, 5, and 9, 7. NJ
On Sundays, leave Alexandria at9:lo, lo:io, ana
l:lO, A. NJ, AMI 2.lO $40, 4;l0, and 5:lu, L. NJ
Leave Washington ut ., 10, and |, A. NJ, ana
2, 3, I, aud, p NJ.
Fare between Orange and Baltimore DeP"t...3oc
ST. Asuph street Depot TO Baltimore Depot..2 21c
Washington Otfce....2Oc
Long Bridge Depot. l5c
Re~ The 6;3O A. NJ. Train Is the only '"re con
aection with the 7:45 train from Washington
ase- Light articles or bundles will be forwarded
between Alexandria and Washington from the
office OF either place. Heavy trelshts "lll he
transported over the road, if delivered al the Depot
in Alexandria, ar at Long Bridge Station
,.t 2I-tf f. 5. BOYN1ON, Clerk.
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Rae MAIL ARRASGEsENTs.-T follow
ing are the present Mail arrangements at
the Alexandria Post Office -
The Northern Mail will close, daily, at l and
o'clock y. IN, except on Saturdays-then at o.
ol.ck, =. m There is u mail for Washington City
only. closing at 9p. IN, on Saturdays.
The Nail for Richmond, Va, and all South OF
Ri.hmoud, will close at 81 II. N. and p. m, OK
sept on Suudays--then at % u. IN.
rhe Mails for tho Orange and Alexandra and
Manassas Gap Railroads, Warrenton, Middiebnrs'
and Fairfax e. H., close daily ut "a .. N. There
is no mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on Sun
day.
The Mail for the Leesburg route will close on
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays at p. IN
There is . mail for Leesburg, via Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad. closing at y. m, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays. AMI Sundays.
The Mail for the Aldie route will close ut a. m.'
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
The Mail for tho 0ccaquan route will close at >
q. m, Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
The Mail for the Theological Seminary wili close
st .. m. daily, except Sundays.
The Mail for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the EAST
orr Shore Of Virginia, closes at and p H. except
on saturdays-then at p. IN.
The Office will open every day Except sunday }
Al ~ o'clock, A. M. close daily at L. NJ, and
will be- opened from u 10 y. NJ, for delivery oi
she mail which arrives ut z. NJ. from the North.
Odace hours on Sunday from TO A. NJ, ana
froa to 81 p. VI.
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PERUVIAN GUAN0.
Just received, per Ships Ceres, "Templeman,
silver Star" and Charles Ward" direct from
the Chncha Islands, 500 TONS No. PERU
Wan GU4NO, which they oifer 10 their custom
ers at lowest rates.
SOMBRERO GUANO,
Direct from the Island OF Sombrcro. This is the
richest Phosphate Guano known.
SOLUBLE PH0SPHATED GUAN0,
Manufactured by DR.. K. IL. Stabler, oi this city,
and warranted to contain per ct. of Ammonia,
and H. per ct. Soluble Bone Phosphates. Also,
ELlDE ISLAND, or
CALIFORNIA GTANO;
JARVIS ISLAND, and
MEXICAN uUANO