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sY| Mr. j. n. Foy, one of the Editors of the
WILLIAMSON Mercury, has withdrawn from that
journal, and has become coeditor of the Wilson Led
GER Mr.. A. S. Williams will henceforth carry OH
the paper.
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Special Terms of the Superior Courts.


We learn from Mr. Dawes, the Private Secretary
he Governor, that special terms of the Superior
nrt have been ordered, and will be held as fol-
Is:
Wilkes County, Sd Monday in June; and Ashe
|nly, 4th Monday in June, by Judge Heath.
Wayne County, Sd Monday in June, by Judge
|Mlers
|Iontsomery County, 4th Monday in June, by
&c Shepherd.
ncombe County, Sd Monday in July, to continue
weeks, by Judge Bailey.
lit County, 4th Monday in July, by Judge
Ny.
lccklenburg County, I'd Monday in July, by
:e Caldwell.
'pln County, Sd Monday in September, by
e Saunders.
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BANKS
CANDY MANDATORY
SHIP BREAD AND CRACKER

SHIP BREAD AND CRACKER
BAKERY.
POL. LOk ST REET,
Newbcrn, N. c.
]. s. BANKS, AGENT
Candies. Sugar Crackers,
Round Stick Boston do.
Braided, Wafer do.
Sugar Plums, Lemon do.
Sugar Almonds,
Burnt do Biscuit.
Peppermint Drops, Wine Biscuit,
Love Drops and Milk do.
Hearts, Aberncthy do.
Fruit Drops of all Ha- Arrowroot do.
vors kept constantly
hand. Bread.
Pilot Bread,
Crackers. Fine Navy do.
Soda Crackers, Navy do.
Butter do.
t- All Orders with the Money promptly executed.
June II, 1852 5:'-:m.
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If the six Southern Know Noti,ings, including Mr.
Gilmer, who voted for the amendment, had voted
against it. it would have been defeated by four ma
jority. The whole question is now again at sea-
The Senate has already refused 10 concur in the
Montgomery amendment. That lody will not yield,
and there is but little prospect mat the House will
recede
The House has solemnly declared that will in
tcrvene in the affairs of the peone Of Kansas-that
they must adopt their Constitution not in their
own way but in certain prescribed way, or they
shall not be received into the Urion. 1t has gone
further, and voted in substance hat no States
with Constitutions recognizing slavery shall be ad-
mitted into the Union. That is tie result as far as
it goes, of the defeat of I.ecompton in the House;
and John A. Gmer has shown himself false to his
constituents, to the South to the Constitution and
to the Union by contributing by his vote to this re-
suit 1t is hailed every where North as triumph
of the ablitonists-a triumph over the South, over
the administration, and over those sound national
men in that region who have staked themselves, and
incurred odium and abuse on our account. The
New York Courier and Enquirer "a rabid organ of
black Republicanism- the day before the vote
was taken
"There is no member of the Republican party in
the House of Representatives, who does not kno1c,
that to vote for Mr.. Crittendens amendment is to
secure the admission of Kansas as free State; {;
while the vote against it is certain to insure the
passage of the Senate bill through the House Rep
resentatives, and thus admit Kansas into the Union
as SLAVE STATE, in opposition to the clearly
expressed wishes of fourfifths of her inhabitants"
Greey of the Tribune halls it as an abolition tri
umph In his paper announcing theresult he says:
at is victory of Good Faith over Executive
Trcachery, which fails even to keep the word of
promise to the ear" while breaking it to the hope"
a victory which the electric wires flashing to
the frontiers of long-sutferng Kansas, to bid her
people be of good cheer for tie rod e the oppres-
sor is broken and the day Of their delicerance is at
hand. s
Champions Of Freedom and Honest Rule! let
US rejoice and take courage!"
If John A. Gimer and those who sustain hin:
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= We call the attention of those going North
e advertisement of the summer arrangement
e New-York and Virginia Steamship company.
I'll he seen that the fare on the steamers has
"'nsiderably reduced, making this route cheap
. my other.
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT BoARD-We learn that a
meeting of this Board will be held at the Executive
Office in this city, on the 21st inst ....
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Ellis majority,
Lawyers Licensed.

Lawyers Licensed.
The Supreme Court, which met in this city on
Monday last licensed the following young gentlemen
to practice in the County Courts of the State:
Macon L. Dugger, Narrenton.
George 7. Moore, Plymouth.
H. W. Horne, Cumberland.
Fl. E. Baughn, Salisbury.
j. s. Barnes Wilson
W. Z. Cannady, Granville county.
j. T: Morehead, Greensboro. 5 cns,/I.-
J. W. Graham, Ili.lsboro'.
Lee NJ. McAfee, Shelby. .
John P. Barnes, Halifax count.
L. A. Durham, Shelby.
S. NJ. Stanford, Alabama.
Fred. Phillips, Tawboro'.
John T. Waldo, Hamilton v
Chas. H. Thomas, Lousbrng. t
Wm X. Barham, IS
French Strange Cumberland.
R. W. Sngeltary, Pitt county.
R. B. CALDWELL Charlotte. Il
Pet. W. Green, Yorkvill., S. G.
VIM. A. Holland Kinston.
Jesse Hargrave, Lexington.
W. C. Lord, Salisbury
L. Mitchell,
W. II. Young Granville county.
R. B. Houston Kenansville.
o. N. Brown, Mecklenburg.
JAS. Y. Scales, Henry, Va.
Chas. NJ. Graham, Newbern.
Louis Hilliard, Nash county.
D. X. Bennett, Brunswick county.
W. L. Read sunsbury, Gates county.
j. L. Steward, Chapel Hill.
And the following in the Superior Courts:
Duncan J. Devane, New Hanover. -
George W. Brooks, Wake
Philip I. Hay, Rockingham.
Seaton Gales Wake
Geo. S. B. Harris Granville
Geo. G. Woodley, Lenoir.
David G. Allen, Brunswick
Wm S. Norment Robeson.
Jno NJ. Perry. Carteret
BENZ. B. Barnes, Wilson.
Hugh 7. Brown, Wilkes
Rory McNair, Robeson.
Geo. NJ. Duskin, Orange.
Saml S. jackson, "
Henry B.. Short, Washington.
VIM. L. Alexander, Lincoln.
Clement Dowd, Moore
Andrew j. Boyd, Rockingham.
- Williams, Warren.
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For the Standard ,
FOT Tue INIHNuHTU
NOTICE FOR HOLDING MEETINGS.

The Pres5yterians will hold their meetings on the
first Sundays in each month, at the new meeting
house on the road leading from Raleigh to Taw-
boro', near Milburnie Mills, six miles from Raleigh
Aso the Primitive Baptists, at the place, will
hold their meetings on the third Sundays in each
month, and Saturdays before
~ - The Raleigh papers will please copy.
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EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY.
Greensboro. NC. -.

NHE NINETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
II Institution will commence ON the Sd of August 1850.
The course II" study is thorough and systematic, embrac
ing everyt thing necessary to complete solid and
mental education. The BUILDINGS are 50 arranged as
10 combine the comforts Of HOME with the advantages
Of u SCHOOL. Instructors Of the highest qualifications
employed in each of the Departments.
TERMS:
Board including washing lights, and fuel per session Of
five months, $50 90
Tuition in the regular classes 20 90
Catalogues containing all necessarr information respect
ing the of instruction, Terms, &C., will be forward
ed Oh application to -,s
RICHARD STERLING. P,iaeipcl.
GTeensborough, NC.
June 3, 1859. 5l-Smpd.
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when they read the above? Cheek by jowl with
Giddings, and Webb, and Greedy Is that South
ern Know Nothingism? But one tree was left by
the Democratic in 1857 and these are its bitter
fr,itc
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Z I BE Stanbarb>
ElGH: SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1850.

'oLDEN & WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
AND
aEzED PUBLISHERS OF THE LAWS THE UNITED STATES
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June II, 1858. {
STATE OF NoRTH.cARoLINA.-wAK

- COUNTY Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Joseph H. Marston VS.. Thos. J. Havens.-Attachment
!. Hunt, and E. L. Harding summoned as Guarnshees
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that Thns.
j. lavens the defendant in this cause has removed beyond
the limits of this State absconds cunceas himself
that the ordinary process of law be served upon
him. 1t is therefore ordered that publication be made in
the Norh-Carona Standard for six weeks successivey,
notifying SAID defendant TO Hppear at the next Term of this
Court to be held at the Court House in Raleigh the Sd
Monday of August next, then and there to plead
Witness Thomas j. Utley Clerk Of said Court at Office
i'll Ralegh, the Sd Monday of Nav, A. d, 1859
THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk.
June II, 1853. pr. ADV. S5,62M.l 2;-w6t.*
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June II, 1859.

NOTiCE.--THE ANNUAL MEETING Of THE
u members of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insu.
rance Company will be held at their Office in Raleigh IN
the first MONDA' in July next, at IL O'clock A. NJ.
r. IL. BATTLE secty.
May 20. 1859. sod
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Office Western N. G. Railroad,

OuCe WEstGTu Ne Cs kt8llfO60St
s.' SALBBURI, June Is, 1859. !
AN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, = train
" OF Cars will leave Salisbury daily Sundays excepted)
M soon after the arrival Of the NorthCaro-
lima Mail Tain carrying Passengers and the o. Mail to
the Catawba ver where it will be met by comfortable and
cnmmodous horse Post Coaches that will proceed direct
ly Westward with great despatch. Returning the Train
will leave the Caawba river at oc X A. NJ, after the
arrival Of the Western Coaches and reach Salisbury at
Ii3 A. M in time to breakfast and connect with the n
G. Mail Train going East. sr
On the banks Of the Catawba river, the hospabe Mr.
LEWIS in his recently erected mansion is prepared to
terrain the travelling public.
BY this route passengers going West will leave Salisbury
In the evening and reach Asheve the next evening" also
coming East they will leave Ashevile in the morning and
arrive at Salisbury the next morning; and besides being
comfortably accommodated they will have an opportunity
Of witnessing great variety Of the beautiful and pic.
turesqe.
The Taain will run according to the following schedule:
LEAVE. ARRIvR AT
Salisbury, 4sO RIM Third Creek, BIS
Third Creek, $50 Statesvile 555
Statesville, sos Catawba River, Gi5
RETURNING.
LEAVE ARRIVE Ar
Catawha River, $. A. NJ. Statesville, $50
S'atesvlle, $40 Third Creek Cos
Third Creek, $50 " Salisbury, 7.l5
JAMES C.. TURNER,
Engineer and Sup't.
June IT, 1850. 55-im
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June II. 1850
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINt.- WAKE

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINk.-W WAKE
- COUNTY:-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
James s. Purify VS.. John G. Averit-Orginal attach-
ment levied on the undivided interest of JnO c. Aver
in the slaves belonging to the estate of Thomas Crocker
deceased
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
q. Avert the defendant in this lives beyond the
limits of the State, conceas himself that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon him. 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the n G. Standard for
six weeks notifying said defendant appear next
Term of this Court, to be held the Court House iu Rs-
leigh on the Sd Monday in August next then and there to
against him. aud the property levied On condemned to tbs
satisfaction of the plaintiff S claim
Witness Thomas J.Utey, Clerk of said Court at Office
in Raleigh the Sd Monday of May, A. d., 1885
THOMAS j. UTLEY, Clerk.
june IT, 1855. pr ADV $562ll.l 25-w6t.#
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THE WALTON liOUSE,

MORGANTON, y. Z.
VENElIS SUPERB NEW HOTEL HAS GAINED THE
Il reputation Of being FIRST CLASS HOUSE, and
srcnnd 10 in the State As evidence of it, refer
to the many favorable notices by the Press the State
and the very Liberal patronage received. continues open
("eser hari"g m c and its guests may rely upon the
reputation II The House being sustained. have arrange
mens made 10 be kept supplied regularly with Fresh Fish
from Norfolk and Newbern fact with every decacy usu
ally found at FIRST CLASS HOTELS
G. S. Brown & Co.'S Stage Office,
is at this House The FOUR HORSE COACHES run to
the head of the ". n. G. Garpnd Oh Mondays Wednes-
days and Fridays and to Ashevie Tuesdays THURSDAYS
and saturdays EXTRA COACHES and HACKS ready
,. = -. c. S. BROWN. Proprietor.
June ID, 1889. 55-St.
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
yINllE NEXT SESSION OF MY SCHOOL, SITUATED
l. five miles north of Hsboronsh, on the stage road
from easburg TO Ilillsborough will commence the I'D
MONDAY Of July next
Tn"n ,, in in Languages, (per sessiOn) so 90
In Algebra, Geometry &c, Is 90
Ordinary English Studies, 1880
GEd at the Academy, and in good families in the neigh
borl""l. from $40 to $45 per session.
No extra charges, and, generally no deduction. am
now putting up additional buildings and hope to have
June II, 1859. 5sTrst
STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON
- the 18th of May last, two young MARE MULES.
One is black and Wild having the appearance of old age
The other mouse colored and well propuroned When
last heard of they in Franklin county, on their way
west where they foaed Whoever akes them uu
and acquants of the fact will receive liberal cmpen
sation.
LAW. F. BATTLE,
Nashville. n. C.
June II, le59 e5-w3mpd.*
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RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
VHNHE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE TIE l4TH
IL of JULY and continue 81 weeks
For particulars apply for Catalogue.
I. II. BRAME, President.
Raleigh, n. o., June IL, 1859. 55-tE
FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH!
4 M IMPROVED PLOUGIIS, CORN SHELTERS,
AVO Hay and Stalk Cutters, with u general assort.
nirnt of
Best Family Groceries,
Such Bacon, Lard. Flpnr Sugars. Coees Teas MoIas-
Srrps aud Candles, with various other Goods Also,
best Old Liquors, by the retail barrel.
All the above will be sold. wholesale RETAIL as low for
Cish the usual time TO puucual customers Gun
be had at ally house in the City.
Thankful for past favurs, hope, by fair dealing and
strict attention TO business to merit continuance Uf the
same. -
& Ca'i on Aasgtts M,es tth door, north side and you
JORDAN WOMBLE.
Raleigh April 90, 1889. 20-wtf.
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GLENN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY.

IHUHAsEILLE, Co, n g.
TIME ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT WILL. BE on
Il the 9th and 2S,h of JUNE. The Fall Session will
commence the last WEDNESDAY in July, and close
December 10Th 1859. Spring Session will open on the
I'd TUESDAY in January, and close May 3lst 1880.
This is the cheapest school in the State of its grade
Our is thnrous solid aud ornamental Board
exclusive of washing and lights ST per month. English
course s. to sla Music Plan" and Guitar SO No cargs
and French 8 each We hope all pupils will be present
at the opening of the session. 10 be cassed but will
be received at me and charged the end Of the ses.
sion. Our corps CT Teachers is complete :,
For further particulars and Catalog CUES address
! ". THOMAS.
President Board Trustees
June II, 1859. 2s-wet*
ss Spirit of the Age, Advocate Register, Raleigh
Observer Fayetteville; copy weekly nine times.
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PAIRED OFF.

Davis, Dem., Miss Cameron, Rep., Pa.
The following article from the Standard of April
Z, 1s5s gives the action of the House on the Le-
compton bill, and shows Mr.. Gmer "cheek by
jowl" with the black Republicans:
On Thursday last the House of Representatives
took up the Senates bill to admit the State of Kan
sas with the Lecompton Constitution.
The first motion was to reject the bill. 1t was
not rejected-yeas 95, nays 1877. All the members
Montgomery, of Pa, then moved to strike out all
of the original bill except the enacting clause, and
insert substitute. This substitute is Mr. Crtten-
den's amendment amended by the anti-Lecompton
Democrats 1t is essentially different from that pro-
posed by Mr.. Crittenden in the Senate, nasmuch as
It not only provides for sending back the Lecompton
constitution to be voted by the people Of Kansas
and in the event Of its rejection, for the formation
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-16

PEACE IN YUsATAS.-We have dates as late as
the 19th ult.a They confirm those We have had be-
FORE direct Of the conclusion Of pesee between the
two cOntesding political parties of the dominant
race the reactonsriss laying down their arms upon
TIE capture of their leader; they also give reason to
hope that the war Of races is for the present. over
No additional Indian dspredstions are reported and
the reestsblishment Of the Liberal party again in
power had far sWed them that no farther trouble
was feared
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Garlhalai an nF.F.V.n

Since GARIBaLDI became famous like HoNEH, q
dozen places are cOntsndiDg for the honor Of hav-
ing been either his brsh place the place of his
residence We have already stated that the Scotch
we're claiming him for Higblaadsr and il viii
be seen By the fOllOWing from the Petersburg (Vs)
ErPress that he Is descendant Of one of the first
fami les Of Virginia:
'G4ribaldi is a descendant of Mr.. John John
Jones. who died at his residence 10 BlandfOrd,
about the year l767 Il Is fact thstIhs beautiful
young daughter Of this Mr. Jones, elopsd from Pc
tersburg in the year 1853 With AN Italian tghrOps
dancer, name Gsribaldi who having Rmassed sn
immense Itune in this country. returned to his
ovn dear native Italy, where large family aud un-
usual felicity blessed The u1ion between himself
and his beautiful young BlsndfOrd bride Mrs.
Garibali correspOnded with her father until the
day Of the lasters death; aud letters subsequently
sent over by the children Of Mrs. G. leave but
little doubt OF the fact that the warrior Garibsldi
mo- in Italy, is direct desesndent of the Jones
family, so well and fsvorably known in Blandford
during the first half of the past century
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NUMBER IS.
G Il DOM ES, ca VERT q
NO. II COllege Sfr...-


Agent Of the sarr or sssfs-
N spPi will sell, AZ auction, cIAREsBos. ali
IN Monroe county, Arkansas, the first NO DAY
IN day. Of November and the second MONDl Of
November being The i4l will, J,cKs0SFoEr sell ali he
Lands in Jackson the NoFe.1-
Der heing the sst viii sell RocAHoST.s a the Lands in
served Tor
fBkMs-One fourth eash its equivalent; residue in one
two and Tires
cure the payment
Untl he nrSt Of NJ venher these
ETadie sac and Oilers invited Onapplcsiion
Louisville ny Plats, Terms, iuinsss Ihse
among me earliest selected and o.
ovsrnoS titles perfect, and all navigation.
luly1fd
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Freight Transportation.
q % . e
BAI4TIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD

- ~ - -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY,
TIME Southern Road Of the four great lines This road has
thus far been managed in such commend it
the public patronage
This Company, under the general superintendent Of
H. ID. mEAkS, General Freight Agents.
Now offers Inducements shippers 70 Baltimore Philadelphia,
New ToIk Bostsn Richmond, Petersburg, exceedingly
low and far below New Orleans prices, their moderate
terms with the deductions upon insurance Of and half per
this and the European shipping being from 20
shngs sterling than the New Orleans shipping prcesS
all contribute 70 renderit
Reliable as well as Desirable.
Their facilities for transportation unequaled BY any other
road operation their WeterE terminus Is at PARK
ERSBURGa, hundred and Ninety miles below the low
and dangerous navigation OF the Ohio river This
enables ordinary the delivery goods only certain,
but with Dispatch IN Of other route and tie
declines the advantages s1eh the time Of delivery
widens other routes, that this lis the only
Cheap Reliable and Speedy Route.
Feht by m srOd less exposed weather than By other
there dayage the delivery being made at Park
under well Ed Oat and elevated from thence BY
Immediately tothe cars without being subject to
Louisville steamers direct with Parersburgh
without delay, does likewise the regular Cincinnati
The Ptsburg boats convey direct to Parkerbugh By
this arrangement the Company enabled = receive freight
daily for this route attheir agency Nashville, Tenn
For further particulars enquire Of
H. H. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
No. ., Broad and Front Streets.
mavI5-6m
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o U II FL A G

Hoist, host rag heaven bTeszs,
Let every fold a0at high,
Unfold its banner every where.
Beneath the SKY
In var, let every stripe 20 forth,
Borne By the Pzirioss hansi.
Proclaim rs beauty s worth.
Der moor and hill and strand.
IN peace gaAEd we'll the sacred boon,
Bequeathei BY patriots blood,
For on twas n free,on,'s cause,
Amid the battles food
Hoist hoist, Tag to heavens srpeze,
Let every fold hOat high,
Unt1ri its banner sVeryWhers
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist hoist our dag in Arts great reign,
Let every Hoat higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the taiiest spire.
Let fennesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where type Of nature mads
Where every type Is found
Above Art GaVsTN,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The bsautifu-the brave
The chd-tne Parsnt-patr0t-sira
The warrior without strife,
Rests here in sweetest portraiture
With every charm but lie
Then raise our bannerto the skyl
Let every stArbear news,
That types AZ the Art aelIerg.
Are made BY @. G. HUGHES,
'ls-dA~a Corner Of oollsre snd Jruiop sts.
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INTERPRETATIONS.

WTE have just received few Of WinshiP'S Self
Wv VentiIattng ReTrigeratOrS, for preserving
Eeats, fish, fruits, vegetables &c
This Refrigerator manufactured at New Haven, Conn has
been always looked the best made and has obtained
the first premiums the Worlds Fair in London apd New York.
Feather Busters OF ali sizes and qualities;
Water Coolers and Chamber Sets
Brass and Porcelain Preserving Kettles;
Fruit Cans and Jars Of the mos: approved patteTns
Ice Breakers, Jelly StraneTs,
Gongs OF various sizes;
Wash house and Preserving Furnaces
THE EUGENIE, Imperial CIGhes Hamper, male in the
last Paris fashion.
Jglyp MACKENZIE * MlNCHIN.
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DRY GOODS! DIZZY GOODSI
McWHIRTER BROS.

DRV GOODS! DKY GOODSI
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
We are receipt of the and well selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered TO the the retail trade.
pgrcaaed this from thesrgest Importers
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, We feel hes
fancy saying thereby enabled to sell goods at
LOW PR ICES
on SeaSOna BILE Terms any house in the city.
Our present s stock e. enEacegsTery ,sT variety Of
such as very handsome Robes Ala;
/" Ts5iai
French DeLanes, Plain and Fancy.
French and English Merinoes;
Fac1naPl Plaids
LayeIlas, Tor travelling Dresses
DDeges:
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style ShaS Plain and Fancy Dress sksand Coss
mention.
Wehave also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Beached Domestic, all gTalesi
I0&l9-4 bleached Sieeting;
~ inch Pillow Cottsn
~ Brown Sheeting;
- and 81 sea island dol
Bro. and bid drills;
Pld Liusey all kinda
Ianneis, ali colors qualities and prcesI
Canton Flannes;
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans, Kerseys Satnetts Casmeres Vesngs Shirts
Fronts Collars and fact every article person may
hnd in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes Hats and Caps, Dufour brand Bolng
Cos Carpets, &c To- all which invite the Of
cheapest. McRHIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81, North Market sreet.