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GUAHO FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT
purchasers of the best quality and greatly reduced
imported OF manufactured in this counry or Europe Il
can be freely used without endangerng either the seed or
SOL Containing large per cenage Of boue, phosphates
matter to enrich and stimulate the land without exhsust.
ing .sr producing abundan' is the case With
many o,her gusnos and fertilizers This guano can now
prices charged for guano ~ '''s'
For orde's Or circulars, and particularly apply to
C. B. ALLEN,
At the R. R. Depot Raleigh n C.,
Or TO J. B. SARDY
So South Street New York
Hx.o la's' 68-3m.
- Register please copy three months
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTEas,

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SALEM PAPER MILL FOR SALE.
VVHE SUBSCRIBER, IN ORDER TO CLOSE OUT
Il the Affairs Of the late firm If K. l.. PATTERSON /
co. Offers at private SALE the valuable property known
the
Salem Paper Mill,
together with farm containing about go Of land
The Mill is driven by wafer power is in gud order, and
although small is capable Of doing god work low nate
OF expense 1t il pruvi cd with all Machinery Necessary
for making g,od PRINTING ANb WRAPPING paper.
The subscriber has on hand supply Of Bleach
Alum, &c. that the Mill b. started immediately
There about 50 Of land in cultivation part Of
which 10 good meadow, and the whole capable Of being
made productive and profitable; the remainder Of the land
is heavily timbered and c.n;isuy to Salem will make
this matter Of very great importance.
the above property is M" previously disposed 0f it
will be offered at public du Tuesday of ibe Octuber
Term, 1850, Of FORSYTH Superior Court
The undersigned will take pleasure in showing the pro-
R. l. PATTERSON.
Saiem n T., Aug: 80, 1859. It'd
NEW HAT HOUSE,
No. ass Baltimore street,
(sETwExS CHARLES AND nAxOvER)
Baltimore, Md.
flames q. BENBuRY L CO.. would invite the atteu-
tion Of Country Merchants to their large and entirely
fresh stock of
Hats and Caps for the Fall Trade.
Having long experience in the business and very snpe
nor facilities in obtaining supplies m Manufacturers
We feei conhden that offer great inducements to
Country Merchants, in bath quality and price, and would
be pleased IT, have you call and examine our stock when
You visit our City.
~ Hats made to order
Baltimore, July lS, 1859. s4sm.
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vHgNKSl TRUNKSI TRUNRSl-SO SOLE
= LEATHER and other Lsdiss' aod Osess' TnssIIioe
Trunks; vsliees; Caps. Laihsr a. Cjush fnsvllss
BaGa in ss"rs and fr sals b.
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WHERE DID YOU BUY YOUR PIANO

WHERE DID YOU BUY YOUR PIANO.,
w At NASH CO.'S! Q. And why? A. F;,,s.
Because il is an esta.hd hou* and FIR treaty old ,,ars
nave add Pianos to the entire satiacssn Of hundreds
secondly Because they buy very largely and always for
C~h and consequently afford sell ut w rase. a.
mas been proved by many who have purchased Of
them after havng compared their prices with The nors.rs
1A.'19' Because prefer to trade in a re-pon.e knxs.
especially when lind they have sypfcent euafds.er in
their articles to warra~t them in
Selling upon Trial,
Guaranteeing Satisfaction.
E. p. NASH CO, have removed their stoct IN n.
tsO Nagnifcent res in the New LIBRARY BuuDISc chr
ner Sycamore and Bollingbrook.
July Is, 1889 Off
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RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
shE MI !,l: TERN WILL COMMENCE THE lxfH
JULY, and eoutinue 81 weeks.
For particulars apply for Catalogue
Raleigh, N. c., June II, 1885, III
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SITUATION WANTED,

a tVUn3 LADY. (nat,ve Of the City 0f Raleish) VIM
NJ 30 the advantage of the best Schools in R.eieh
oo neomoDd W: desires situation - teacher. ~
~ $Ned 70 teach thorough English course, Together
VIZ tsensa and also music On the Piano and Guitsr
tos N,ee' iafornation address Editors Of .lasndsrd
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1901 900 lbs. RACSI RACSlI
"ANTED BY TIE FOREsr MANUFACTURING
w COMPANY, one millios I've hsadssd skusns1
pounds Gond Cott0a and iusa RaesL
For particulars sddreH
Da- ". r MILLER. sapI
April a. 1850. S:eS
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RALEIGH NURSERIESl
THOMAS CARTER,
SUCCESSOR TO
III AMILTON 4 CARTER
Continues the business the above Establishment in NJ.
its vsriOus branches.
Being in daily connection with all the Railroads. can
forward ~
Trees and Plants,
with safsy and despatch. to any part Of the corntry
~ Catalogues application. 81
Raleigh, N. C., Sept 26, 1882 a-,m.
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HENRY MAILER.
JEWELLER AND ENGRAVER.

HENRY MAILER.
JEWELLER AND ENGRAVER
UP STAIRS, OVER LOUGEES TIN STOVE STORE
Fayetteville Street,
NOW fREPARED TO MANUFACTURE ALL
s'nds OF Gold and Silver Ware such As Tea Sets
'eis: Bre.:'pin: 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 purpo..
OF carrying on the sbove business hone to rsce,re
"ce's to merit which shall spare no palms.
lS-.y ~, iS''s' H;y
NEW ARDING HOUSE.
ea ~. a; Reid. q.A!E Of HENDERSON, takes
and tbs public generally. that She has opened
Boarding. House
10 retired and pleasant part of the CITY near IN. c..,,
where she % prepared to accommodate al. Vim nav
favor Der with their patrunage. 10y
Hes long experience in this business IN suiee,t ..,
sn!es 'or irving satisfaction: She will .ecommodsis
sevessi regular barers With rooms and will receiv. tr.r
ent ce0m at any time For particulars enouire NJ ~.
noose sssmery occupied BY MAJ W. F. Collina Terms
August soth. 1859. ,sw
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-01

BOOTS AND SHOES.
THE LARGEST AND BEST STUCK HAVE EVER
had see P!easuss In oss Ladies. Nissss' and Chil.
drsnS of the beat Philadelphia makes. D. H. wiussss'
best Negro bruEsns Also. eood lss az n. msds Hsu
gsns something srs. Call and psssoeae yess ssss.
u. l. EVANS
Sept. l6, 1853. .i-Isf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-01
Mus Ilouss, CnAatHsoN. 8 c. |
YShsuarV = lAss.

1850.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAHAWBA.

TIE United States Mail steamship Cahawbs j. W.
Smith commander, which left New-Orleans on the
2Sth ut reached Havana on the evening Of the Sth,
and took her departure from that port on the 9th,
arrived here last evening Al O'Clock, alter a very
pleasant passage.
The news from Havana is unimpoi.ant Two car
gees of coolies had arrived Of which go were landed
alive The health Of Havana continues good, aod
but little sickness in the hsrbor. The late from
Europe created intense feeling in the community.
The Sugar market Is dull stock 10000 boxes Nos.
llardl2, to &c. Freights less active and deelin
ipg, will revive with scton in the Sugsr market
snge.-Lordon Is 10 l6!c. premium; New
Yoik, q 10 &C. Premium New-0rleans SIC. to &c.
premium. Mexican Dollars IL cent premium;
United States Gold coins, )! to o q cent premium
The CahsNba brings from New-Orl-aas $t2h,W ,W'
Mexican silver, atd 50, coo from Havsns in Spanish
gold and silver.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

FIGHr ANoSG FIRsT-WARD RowDIEs.--Last even
ing q humber Of Flrst-Ward " Snoulier-hitters' and
strikers assembled in the drinking saloon of VIM.
Burns. in Morris street and then aud tuere got into
discussion sbou, poticsl matters. Que John skehan
made some rema ks which dis pleased his associates
wbereupon they beat him in the most brutal manner
Tie fyLt bade fair to become general and such would
have been the result had not several Of tho FIRST
Ward Police made their appearance. sk.han was
removed TO the Hospital. where, st late hour last
night. he remained in an pseBsible condition. The
officers arrested Cornelius Flynn, alias Ssdin Flynn
Edward He gan and John Cullen, alias " Moses on
suspicion Of having been the parties who beat she'
ban. The accused were locked up in the station
bouse. A crowd of loafer, about 200 in number,
flowed their friend. to the Poice-ststion, and at
tempted reseue bat beaten OF by the police.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

CAPaztp.-A small schooner, supposed to be
pleasure acht was cspszed of Corey Island during
the blow yesterday afternoon. Mott Of the crew es
csped By means Of their snail boat, leaving three
men upon the side Of tt c.psized vessel sIoop
was seen 10 bear down fr the schooner bat was ans-
bic to afford any assistance n consequence OF the tide
ard vino A steamer took off one " the men, sod
subsequently was enabled to render sid to the re-
naming persons upon the vessel. The schooner lies
upon her eide about mils frvm the shore. She sp-
pean TO be light.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

AFAyuY PoisoSEp BY EaTisG CHEESE "A family
named Peck consisting of six seven persons resii-
ing in the Second Ward were poisoned on Friday by
eating cheese bought at a grocers on the corner OF
Plymouth and Adams streets. DR.. Peck OF Jsmes
street informed Surgeon Bal Of the matter and gave
him some pieces of the cheese to inspect. He stated
that bis fathers family having eaten Of the cheese
were taken with vomiting aud purging ioon after;
that be stAid up with them the whole of the proceed
ing night and was fearful at time that his mother
could not survive tilI morning. He had the cheese
partially analysed by Mr. Close, druggist in Fulton
street. opposite Prospect street. who found that 1t
contained arseuite OF copper. Surgeon Ball, with
Officer Van Wagner and DR.. Peck, went to the
grocery where the cheese had bought. sui foand
that that which the proprietor selling bore
the Peck fainly, He stated, however, that it not
the sane eheese-tbst hivibg Ascsrtaned that it was
lot goad be had sent II back where he got it, aud
procured soms more Of different kind. The propne-
tor st first refused TO comply with the request of the
officer to discontinue selling the cheese but siteTward
agreed snd Get one side Portions Of were cut of
and taken to DR.. Close for aralyzation The family
poisoned are now considered out Of danger.
Another family, residing in Myrtle avenue, was also
poisoned by eating cheese bought at store near their
residence which is owned by the man. The
symptoms the same those experienced by the
family Of Mr.. Peck, but they are also considered out
NJ aargpr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
PREPARATIONS FOR A GREAT BATTLE.
MORE TROUBLE IN THE PAPM STATES.
THE ATTITUDE OF PRUSSIA.
RUMORED PROPOSAL TO MEDIATE.

The steamship Bsvsris arrived at this port shout
O'Clock or Saturday morning, with Londcn dates to
June lS
The steamship Vanderbilt, arrived, from Southamp-
ton on June o. at about o'clock this morning. The
news is four days later than our previous adyicss.
The steamship Asia arrived at Liverpool Gu the
morning Of June 10.
The screw steamship Hungarian arrived a, Liver
pool, Tuesday morning, June 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
BROOELYN ITEMS

THr WATTR CosNIssIosERs.-Mesxs Wm. Is.
Lewis snd Daniel l.. Northrup were elected members
Of the Board of Water Commissioners on Saturday.
This Completes the Board, two having been Sc
ected By the Common Council and two by the Com
missioBers
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

From ST. DosIsGo.-By the arrival OF the 'choon
er Arcade, Captain Gail -e have received sdviees
from Aux Cayes TO the .oth ult. Everything was
quiet, ard at Aux Caves they were making extensive
preparation To receive the President (Gedrsra who
expected there in few days for the express Pur'
pcse Of reducing the export outy on coffee.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

BuRGIARY AT AsroRiA-On Saturday night the
hour cf Mr. Houkra .. A.;c, entered BY burars ard
quantity cf salyer~s anal eonsnion ~vier asd soH'e
uoIsy, In 81 yslStd .; Z l5, stole. th-rsron
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

RIoTOCs PRocEEDSGs ~ NEw.UTRRCHr.-Consid-
errhe s.crrnrut created In the NewCtfe
Weduedsy last By the sppearauce Of Deputy Sheriff A1ey
Snrd Constable Ca-haw armed With warrants ssued oy
the Hon JUDI Culver the number of
most o conBected M wealthy families who stood sccu'ed
ro,ous dlsordery conduct the night of the n ut at
I. Pauk Road The aai,yit Of the compsnsn. set
forth divers aud udgu which he aud other mem
% f hs household had been subjected by the drudans
but nssmuch the latter expressed much cohon tor the mis-
conduct ased against them sud disposition exhibited
hy the be yndcve in the premises smie.bs
ditcltie. with the usn OF the Court
BY the counsel o the respective parties aud
n.ac@ ga. once the excited township
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE VANDERBILT AND BAv ARIA.
NO MORE FIGHTING.

The Austrian Retreat-The Allies Advance
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

SERIOUS ACCIDENT FROM PowDER-On saturday
afternoon youth the variety Of mr HiedcamP.
AT York opposite the Broadway Railroad Depot, -
urorr ,urne powder Tue clrrk Chsres Hedcsmp took
a.. oolauDg stut pound of powder, aud weighing
ou when spark from cigar he smoking si,ed toe pow
der causing explosion The clerk. Charles i-dcamp,
was severely burned about the face breast aud arms snd 1,
i-ad will sh The other young 10 also severely
Lur. badly the other Mr John Piersn a.sted
Ia ttag their clothes and ex,iusushuz the FIRE and =
them 20 Dr. AndsTson. where their injuries attended
10 yourg sdy who In the a. tie time escaped wh
the s of - which 81. dropped In her haste 70 out