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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-29

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xUnERE DID YOU BUY YOUR PIANO

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-29
GROCERIES! GROCERIEsll
KA BBlS. MESH BUTT RUMP AND PRIME

GROCERIES! GROCERIESll
= kA BBL& MESH BUTT RUMP AND PRIME
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l0.OOp Lbs. G. Sucked Bacau;
10 Bhls. Wesi Lard;
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100 Boxes Adamantine Candles;
~ Is Rba n 4 Herring;
20 Halfb d.
~ Bhis. Nulets-Oak and Pine:
50 Bags Rio Coffee;
100 lsnxes Cheese;
50 Ibls e Coffee and yellow Coffee;
S5 Hbds Cuba Molasses;
5000 Seeks l. G. Salt;
81 Is Barrels Glue;
.0t 500 Empty Spirits Casks;
M % Bales Cation Bagging;
SO Coils Rope, &c., DC.
Wilmington, N c.. Oct g, 1853. ys-sw.
"GET THE BEST.s
lOOD, WELL MADE AND PROPERLY aDJrrSr
- ~ plANO fORTES are very scarce. We have
esq "Noae but the Bost's
for u: last twenty odd and responsible house can
poaseay offer safer or better Inducements
Ihe mHst important and valuable improvements hare
eeee atesy effected In these Instruments which, a.
"Aoro Home Testimony
declares leo Pseas Sept e. 1857 will cause them IN
AXE zoe place of the more csy aud cumbersome GRIND
Fsea q It has been god fortune IN he.r -,
moch power combined with such deicscy uf utousIion
T. i. NASH CO.,
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KITTREI.L,S SPRINGS.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAkgN CHARGE
Il Il kcls Springs Er the present year. will L~ rcady
I" receive b.ardrrs by the isi II Nav iss, Persists 81.
tending tar health ~ pleasure will iind sd scrn.s.
tons; and n srnb!c or EXPENSE will bc spared kc-p
cur table well supplied
These Springs mile frUm km,rrir, Dcp.,:. in
Granvle county, aud he ~aslv rary by ga,ir,s,d
trn all part. III the criry Hacks will run t~i,v d.y
fron kiilTss Drpos In the Springs
]. W. BRAME 4 Co.
April 10. 1859. "a I
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SUGAR CANE nlLA.

SUGAR CANE NlllSl
AHKH S1fL& " ! ROLLINS, WRIST PaH.
HIOA. Saesr Cane nills With " wisAsss hshSus
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De n. BOYDgN 4 NON,
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@'-.- Temple Of Fashion.
,hH TIL OS. CAL LIAM.
(sUccEssOR 10 PROcrOx)
MEAGHAMT TAILOR,
PAys'fsvhLs STREET, RALElGH, N. c.,
RESPECTFULLY CALLS THE ATTENTION q:
- purchasers to his Fall style 81
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Su9 arrived with extensive assortment Of French and
Esdisb Cloths and Csssm.reS, Ves,ings Gc. which will
y soe up :" "rdsr n the best STYLE having secured The
ce'vSes 1f the Mst skilfu Mechanics m make them nm i'm
qs1k dHpsich. - - ~-''~- -''~
patronage return M sincere thanks To friends
so3 sa:tomsfs: 400 hope continuance VI The ssms.
"s'"'<' - 'o's' h5-tf
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MASONIC.

sNHE OFFICERS. MEMBERS AND REPRESENTA-.
BY Hfrmei that The Annual Communication "f hi. Ma
sDaE EDDY will BE- held in this City IN MONDAY
EsSHl:G The 18th 1t December next 1t o'cluck Tor The
Nsssaeti0D N b,sssss ' ' '"'
a'i' attendance is earnestly desired.
Rsiegh. Oet. Is 1850 " Ok
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FOR FLORIDA,
DIRECT FROM CHARLESTON. = C..
Through 10 Pilaika In ~ hosrs, and 10 les time
BY Is Of 20 hours than ANY other Route.
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asfB ss. 1850!
vpkNEaT NORTH.CAROLlNA ALMA.
= cACs hr the year Of our Lord 1850, PubIi.hsd
Gag se'd Wholesale and RETAIL BY
Raleigh. Oct. 81, 1855. '~ ', o."
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14
UCTIoN NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

n TOMORROW tThursday.) at l0lx o'clock
Large and uneserved sale public auction of elegant first
to be peremptoriy sold by Stew
art Esq at No 1872 West Twenty first street. between Seventh
and Eighth avenues comprising elegant paror
nture with dining and chambers replee with every
thing suitable for fashionable and costly furnished residence
embracing also many and valuable bronzes marble
groups paintings superb pianoforte &c All goods
ing uncaled for will will be sold private the day
following to be emoved Immediately from premises Full
descriptive catalogues will be at the house the morning Of
the sale.
CONTENTS OF HOUSE CONSISTS IN PART OF
Elegant rosewood paror furniture comprising three
full suits richly carved covered rich
dalton moque all having been used elegant
rosewood gothic etegeres with marble tops and mirror
rosewood marble top centre sofa ander tables what
with mirror backs marble tops; Turkish lounges
with rich frames; two large French pier mirrors
with slabs and brackets velvet and royal Wilton carpets rugs
to match.
MAGNIFICENT PEARL KEY ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE
bronzes marble groups and figures, with unique re-
cherche collection Of real Dresden and Sevres china
Esean lava vases and paror ornaments bronze and
molu chandeliers and fixtures superb French escetore
elegant rosewood secretary bookcase. &c.
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM
Solid rosewood bedsteads made by Dixon Brothers. with
large hair mattresses and paases d marble top dressing
bureaus marble top wasstands French toilets
nture In hair cloth, and revolving chairs tees
lounges oval mirrors French bronze clocks
window shades fine dining table solid
dining chairs buffet French and Bohemian china
crystal glass gobes champagnes winesa liquor stands
with description of cut glass French china SETS
rice silver ware spoons forks salyers dinner
and tea service Also large superior iron SAFE oicloths
marble hall stand hall chairs stair carpets and rods
W. B. wEsTCoTT Auctoneer.
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A UCTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sALE-sl2 OOo-ELE.
n giant hoqsehold furniture made order; piauoforte,
bronzes DC As day, September IA, at 0,s O'Clock
authorized oell all the furniture the four story residence
~ West Fourteenth street between Eighth and Ninth avenues
the best description.
Understanding superior velvet carpets magnificent
solid rosewood suits covered in blue and gold
CRIMSON and gold satin of the most expensive description;
gotc and Turkish chairs In moquet and
iaoies SOLID rosewood reception in
god blue crimson and satin; three solid
centre tables, with rich stauary marble extensively
carved rosewood pier sofa and side tables with marble
three costly rosewood etegeres with marble tops plate glass
doors &C. imported expressly the owner wood
work tables bronze and ormou clocks elegant vases
with the most chase and expensive landscapes painted
70 order IN France magnificent French plate pier glass with
rich and heavy gold France heavy embroidered window
curtains ana cornees large and extensive variety Of oil paint
rne views &C. the whole forming very pleasing coccon
superior panoore elegant
valuable and costly instrument: rosewood
cd IN satin, with elegant and costly embroidered
Dinng room--Rich velvet in good ORDER
sohd oak extension table all polished in manner
pie top fancy tables mirrors sofa BEDS chairs
together with all the ruby and crystal glass wines
china tea and dinner sets costly silver ware and dinner
service SAVERS cake baskets casters coffee and
spoons forks liquor stand superior table cutlery &C. Also
large assortment of bedroom furniture
description. BY order OF ID. D. BARNEY, Mortgage.
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A UcTIOE NOTICE.-JNO }. RENNIE AUCTIONEER.
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

\ ffoUsEnOLD fUkNlTUhE.
The undersigned viii SELL public auction this day Wednes
day Sept H. at l0}e O'Clock precisely, all tho
costly furniture paintings satuary and works
drawing suits elegant octave panofcrte artistic
residence 20 West Twenty street. near Sixth avenue
the property Of Chas Chapman Esq The
the special attention of his friends and the public this
being largest richest Of household furniture
order for the present owner those celebrated cabinet
makers Roth Bodne only last May and in complete
der The whole VIII be peremptoy and absolutely sold without
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Consists OF carved rosewood etegeres marble tops and
French plate doors and back ladies' work table nad
mother Of pearl rosewood centre table mabe
two full suits of drawing furniture elegantly carved
OF the most expensive description consisting of two
tete stete Sofas two srm1 two reception and eight
oval back chairs: cnnso tables inlad buh and tortoise
shell bocade and lace curains six light ormo and bronze
candeabras brackets French plate pier and manel mirrors
with rich gilt frames, superb Sevres and Dresden china vases
richly decorated Paran marble satuees of the Seasons
tsc bronzes representing Night Morning. Pandora paint
Herculaneum and Pompe ebony card table, velvet carpets
Turkish chairs secretary and bookcase lined with
aatinwood bronze clock month; oil paintings, by
Rosseau, Inman, Huntington Cole Lecarde and other emil
artists French line engravngs Trial Of Ellie Dean The
Flight Of Joseph and Mary into Egypt with the infant Saviour
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
Carved legs and round finished all round
nlad with and solid pearl keys made by Smith Aherton
Broadway and fully guaranteed music rack
STOOL covered in brocade embroidered cloth books
music hall rosewood hat stand ocoh Brussels stair carpet
style Louis XIV bureaus and COMEDIES match wardobes
dressing and toilet tables shaving stands book stands couch
arm chairs curtains, shades cornces, hair mattresses pa
asses feather beds holsters and pillows blankets Sheets
dining furniture of every kind also kitchen utensils &c
Sale positive without regard to weather. Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

UCTION NOTICE-BURNHAMS FURNITURE FIX
IA and furniture packing establishment Ill and
Is West Eleventh street. between Fifth and Sixth
ch furniture of every description boxed and shipped all
world. Panofortes mirrors stauary glass and
hna carefully packed moved wagon for
he removal of furniture to the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14
HENRy 7. LEEDS. AucTIoNEER.

IJENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
This day. at No 20 Seventh street Third avenue
will be sold 70 the highest bidder all the furniture carpets
looking glasses paintings chandeliers cockery and
glassware cutlery lace curtains window shades cornices
clocks china aud Parian figures, vases &C. &C.
contained in the private residence above all being the
perry OF gentleman obliged TO give up housekeeping
The house is furnished troug with tho most fashionable
furniture all made order by the best city makers and Is
to be appreciated few Of the articles worthy Of attention
will mention below vizTwo elegantly cased panoortes of
superior tone and finish city made and warranted by the
makers.
richly carved and covered in satin brocatel rosewood
etegeres. with French plate mirror doors and backs
ing from ceiling, to floor, with cornices and tables
match mante glasse correspond English velvet and
Brussels carpet parcr and bedrooms and
hogany bureaus and bedsteads with spring and hair
sofa BEDS &c Other articles mention
be found by examination the premises after O'Clock
Catalogues at the house.
Sale commences at 10Y O'Clock
HENRY 7. LEEDS, Auctoneer.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. -HOUSEHOLn
~ furniture y. u H. SCHENCk. On Thursday, loh
nsi ut lO O'Clock, At their salesroo SO Nassau street
large ana well made stock OF household furniture COM
pising the usual variety found In first class
HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO.
auction ON Wednesday aud Thursday September u and Is at
III o'clock each day the sAlesroo No - Nassau street.
invoice Of 100 French German oil paintings paintings
to glass Of superior quality rich gin frames and Of
ca on Monday. At private saeA beautiful collection Of
modern oil paintings BY OF the most celebrated foreign
at private sale only The i be offered extremely low
the proprietor teturng Europe The public
invited q examine them
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A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL DIS.

UCTIOE E0TICE.-A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL DIS
IA pose of their parlor and bedroom furniture great
sacrifice three rosewood paror suits French
brocael hair CLOTH
etegeres reception chairs carpets Paintings and lot of
rosewood and mahogany bedroom furniture Apply the
store ITO Ninth avenue near Twenty second street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14
uENRY B. HERTS, JR., AuCTIONEER.
IL PEREMPTORY SALE OF
100000 HAVANA AND GERMAN SEGARS
On "Wednesday. Sent Ia al IL O'CLOCK

Al the salesroom No. 6k Pine street,
Comprising the usual variety Of choice genuine
Havana segars also large lot Of fine German and domestic
quarter and tenth boxes being the balance
stock of importer declining the business and well worthy
the attention OF the trade Samples ready early morning Of
sale. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

r W. HUNT, AUCTIONEEH, WILL SELL THIS
81 day Sept a. at Ots O'Clock at the saesrooms IS Mas
street. large assortment Of fine household furniture
sitng par! of rosewood mahogany and walnut paror
ing and chamber furniure also chairs, tete
lounges sofas bureaus bedeads library and
washsands, wardrobes, carpet olcoh oil paintings
mirrors china and silver plated ware hsk and hair
oak and enamelled chamber suits &C. House
keepers and others will find this sale worthy of their attention
Catalogues ready.
TOHN LEyISOE AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM 293
d Broadway will sell this day, at IL O'Clock choice collec
ton of oil paintings by of the the
day. Connosseurs and the lovers OF the fine invited
attend this sale.
TOHN p MONTGOMERY. AUCTI0NEER.-seo CASES
boots shoes and brogans auction Thursday
i0s O'Clock at the store of f. Davis Co. IS eekman
street. also 800 cases MEMS boys and youths thick aud
half welt and double sole boots.
M L. PHILLIPS, AUCTIONEER, WILL. SELL, THIS
. day, at IL O'clock Mt the New York Bazaar Crosby
street number of horses wagons rockaways two express
d. two doctors do feed do and grocery do also
number of second hand business do. harness, &c.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-A ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT,
"A consisting oftwo arm one reception and
Psror suit pieces in the best Of French satin
silk plush will be sold for $l23 Also ono rosewood
Tor hair cloth; lot Of rosewood and mahogany
paror and furniture paintings mattresses &C. APP
ply the lIO Ninth Twenty second street.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
NJ. G. EDEY, Auctioneer.

viii sell on Thursday, September Is,
At ii O'Clock saesrooms No 66 Cedar street opposite the
Post office,
The balance of the catalogue offered the instant
wines liquors. &C. being the entire stock I'M.
porting and jobbng honse renquishng business The
will embrace of the best brands Of pale and dark
Of various vnages prime sberies noted Maderas very
choice pos selected brands Of champagne; Jamaica
quality surpassed in the city, Holland superior;
old and Bourbon whkey also the best brands
Of Irish and Scotch together with choice ales &C. DC
packages eight and quarter pipes demohns &C.
and the lots viii be distributed to suit private buyers well
as the trade
Also large invoice Of Havana segars favorite brands
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UCTIoN NOTICE
"A NJ C. EDEY Aucioneer
EZRA LUDLOW, Jr,
viii sell this day
Wednesday, Sept. IL. al IL O'Clock,
In front Of salesroos 66 Cedar opposite Post oce
ne sorre horse 16z hands high sound kind and gentle
In all harness. free driver and fast traveller and great
strength and endurance.
stylish English dog cart nearly new, made in England at
a cost Of fA0 sterling.
Also
set Of silver plated single harness. made to order and but
very little worm
The above the property OF gentleman going abroad and
will be sold without reserve.
Also,
To close accounts variety of vehicles Of excellent
make and Gnish consisting of rockaways shifting buges
no top buggies, light road wagons, phaetons, &c.
Also,
Several sets of single and double harness, &c.
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DANCING Academies

OANClNG ACAOEMIES.
DODWORTHS DANCING ACADEMIES
IL No: S06 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK,
NO. IN MONTAGUE PLACE, BRooKLYH.
New York, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, cen
mencing Sept a. -
Brooklyn on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, commeuc,s
Sept q. o''
r NJ; for gentlemen at 8 p. M. - ~
Families private casses and school classes attended
Circulars may be had at either of the academies
Mr. DODWORTH takes great pleasure In calling attention
the enlargement of his Brooklyn esabshmepf Tha arU
room has nearly double Its capacity with anti room
N proportion Great attention has given 10 The adon
made his duty to introduce in addition to all fashionab
dances such exercises and dances would have
sautary effect the figure walk general
those placed under his charge.
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A UCTIoN sALE:-To PERSONS IN WANT OF A
n beautiful panofore family leaving the city will sell
one for half its original three months Guarantee
from maker for years. double round with
near Fifth avenue
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prS & ~ y, M 'c,och
e auction rooms No North William street household fur;
nnre consisting Of the usual variety Of paror bedroom and
kitchen furniture N BPersonal attention paid 70 the sale
OF household furniture of families declining housekeeping at
their residences ALSO dry goods and grocery stores horses
0arrar0a &c