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WHO WANTS TO MAKE MONEY.

HAVING engaged in other business that re-
IL quires my personal attention, I will lease
on very favorable terms, my Store House at Cary,
s miles west of Raleigh, ON the N. c. Rail Road.
This situation possesses every advantage for con-
Quoting a large barter trade, it being the point
where a large portion of the Flour and other pro-
duce of Wake and Chatham reaches the Rail
Road. The House is 81 by A feet, with 3 con-
ve~niently arranged rooms below and a Masonic
Hall above. There is also a good turnout and
warehouse at the Rail Road, a daily mail, all to.
gether a~ffordiug every facility for a large business.
Orif desired by the rig1t kind of a man, one
who would make a good neighbor and not sell
whiskey, I would sell $50 acres of land with the
Store House, on which is two or three beautiful
building sites near the Rail Road.
l would also sell ON terms that would g able an
enterprising man to make so per cent. on his pur-
chase, my new Saw and Grist Mills, situated 81
miles from the Rail Road and s from Raleigh.
They are new. having been built within the last
IL months. Timber in abundance near by. The
Saw will easily cut 5000 feet per day, and never
stops for an overabundance nor for want Of water;
in other words it never dries, nor browns.
Call on me at Cary soon, or lose a bargain.
h. z. PAGE.
Cary, N. c., July 9th, 1859. 46--3m.
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RAYS LIMITED FEMALE SCHOOL,
THoXAsvILLE. DAVIDSON CJUNrY, n. C..
]. S. RAY, PRINCIPAL.

Mrs. S. 7. RAY,
Miss LUCY MAYNARD, Assistants.
THIS school will commence Wednesday, July
l. goth. Number of pupils limited to twenty
five which gives tho pupils superior advantages
over those Of croSded Seminaries and Colleges.
The school will be furnished with. new Pianos and
a Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus.
The course of instruction will embrace the
English branches usually taughtin our best Col
leges, with Greek. Latin. French, Music on the
Piano. on the Guitar, Vocal Music, Embroidery f,
Pellis work, Wax-f5wers, Wax aud Resin-fruit,
Crayon, Pencil and Monochromatic- Drawing (;
Grecian and Oriental Painting; for which /
charge SIS per session of five months for each
pupil entered. The pupils have the privilege Of
taking all the branches enumerated or making
such selections as they prefer; if they take only
a few Of those usually denominated Extras, IL
makes the school a much cheaper one than any
other in the State.
Books, Stationary, &C., kept by the Principal,
and soli at cost TO pupils.
Board in the best Of private families for So per
mouth, including washing and lights
Tuition ono half in advance.
Thomasville is a pleasant and healthy town,
loea.ed on the North Carolina Rail Road, twenty
miles from Greensboro and about the same df-
tance from Salisbury. Glen Anna Female School
ia located at this place, and we have.a good Male
School by Mr.. Blair.
Those wishing daughters or wards situations In
this SO hool should apply Immediately to the Prin-
cipal. Us. RAY.
N B. J. s. Rays superior English Grammar
for sale by the Author. 43-st
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FEMALE NORMAL school.
HIGH POINT, n. c.


NJ. G. Rail Road, Is miles aoest Of Greensboro.
Rev n. RAY, Principal, with efficient Assistants
THE next session Of this Institution win begin
the first Monday IN august. ls patronage and.
prospects are such as. to render it probable that
we shalt not be ableto ACCOMMODATE ell applicants
with board in the Institution, Those VIZ desire
therefore to board in the Institution would do well
to apply soon.
arrangements have been made to ace1IaIno late
any number in private families. The undersigned
and his family dwell In tho Institution. Instruc'
ton will be given in all the branches taught in
the best female institutions. We have apparatus,
new pilnos. &c. The expenses are lower than at
any other institution of the kind in the State.
Board alone AMI the English Branches. 20 to SIS
per session Latin and Greek each $7,50 French
IS: Ornamentals very low Bnnrd aud half the
tuition required in adednce. ~ 30 Fomag La
dies toiH Be receired and credited for tuition until
they can teach and pay for 1t. ~
Wanted, situations fer Southern Female Teachers
For full information address
W. l. LANGDON, Proprietor.
June 9th. 1859. 44-taS5pd.
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Cary, N. c., July 9th, 1859. 4e--sm.
GLENN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY

THoN,svILLE, DAVIDSON Co., N. @.
THE annual commenceme emit will be on the 9th
l. and 28th of JUNE. The Fall Session will COM
mence on the last WEDNESDAY in July, and
close December Goth 1859. Spring Session will
open o n the I'd TUESDAY in January, and close
May 3Ist, 1850.
This is the cheapest school in the State Of its
grade. Our course is thorough both solid and
ornamental. Board, exclusive of washing and
lights, SIS per month. English course IS to SIS.
Music on Piano and Guitar $50. No charge for
Instruments, Maps, Fuel or Servants. 0rnamen-
tails, Latin and Preach, S. each. We hope all pu-
pills will ba present at the opening ofthe session, so
as to be classed but will be received at any time,
and charged to the end Of the session. Our corps
of Teachers is complete.
For further particulars and Catalogues, address
J. W. THOMAS,
President Board Trustees.
June II, 1859. 49,.
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PRICES CURRENT.
NORFOLK MARKET,

- uuO4 II A9A10 " O111OAE1I1N,
WHOLESALE GRoCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR.-Early this week shippers were induced
to enter the market by considerable concession
on the part of holders, and some 4 or 500 BIS.
extra were sold at 81 cash. The market has
since been very dull again, and we quote now S.
F.. $63 Extra Z; F 4mily II a II. No new of
consequence yet received.
WHEAT,-Tha receipts of new have been very
limited. Prices have shown a continued decli.
ming tendency. We quota Red 81 20 a | 80
White 1 80 a l 40.
Corn Receipts very light. Sales of yellow
at SO.
CorToN.-No transactions. We quote nominal
ly IL a III.
NAVAL SToREs.-Tar ST. 70 az; Common Rosin
l IS Spts. Turpt. dull at Al.
DsrED FRurr.-No new crop yet received, and
receipts of I'D are stopped.
GRooERIEs.-P. R. Su gar Z a II; N. O.. u a
II c. %; Crushed Ii. Rio Coffee LII a 2;
Lag. Ii Java 164 a Is Adamantine Candles %
a Is; Sperm 80 a Is Mess Pork SIS; Cuba Mo-
lasses 81 a 80 N. O. As.
TrIu %
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LOST OR MISLAID.

A NOTE. made by John Newlin and Jonathan
N Newlin, and payable to the subscriber, for
three hundred and ~ffty-fve dollars, dated 18th
Nay 1853, on which the interest has been paid up
to the Goth August, 1853. I hereby caution all
persons against trading for said note, and the
said John Newlin and Jonathan Newlin against
paying the sam to any other person than myself.
WILLIAM DARK.
july %. 1859. 4S-4t
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RICHMOND MARKET.

Corrected by D.. T. WILLIAMS & HICKS.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
R~EMARK.-All Tobacco coming by the way of
Petersburg marked to US. will be promptly forwar-
ded by our Agent at that place.
ToBAcco.-The receipts have fallen off very
much but the breaks continue fargs. To-day we
thought there was more animation in tho market
and prices are a little better. We quote good and
fine Tugs 81 a 81 common leaf 6 a II medium
8 a 81 good 9 Il 103; fine shipping Ii a IL; 6ne
manufacturing 124 a Is, according to quality !;
fancy yellow Is a IS. Tobaccos of body and
character sell we'll, but noudescript grades are
little dull. A large quantity of the manufactur-
ing leaf from North Carolina this year seems to
be deficient in body, caused We suppose, by the
want of rain last year.
FLOUR. The transactions in this article are
light, and we omit quotations.
Wharf.-The market not yet open, therefore
omit quotations.
Lnly 23.
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SUDDEN DEATR.-Mr. Caleb Turner, broth
er of II. D. Turner, Esq, of this city. died
suddenly at the residence of John s.. Field,
ESQ.,, in Mecklenburg county, Va, on Friday
night last. Mr.. Turner was on a visit to his
old and tried friend, Mr.. Field, and, up to the
time of his retiring to bed, was in his usual
health. In this city, and in Mecklenburg,
where he died, he was we'll known and high
ly respected.-RaLeiqh Standard.
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w. J. GRIFFICE'S
Cholera and Diarrhga Medicine

TO The PUBLIC.-The subscriber is pleas
ed to inform the public that his Cholera and
Diarrhoea Medicine Afford more prompt re aief in
the various affections of the bowels. and couse.
quentiy ives more satisfaction to all who have
used it, than suy other medicine ever offered to
the public,
For sale by illiams & Haywood, Raleigh J.
II Farrar, Hay wood -- Ellis, Franklinton:
and by the maker and Proprietor w. J. Grifice,
Raleigh. The subscriber has also for sale Whit
fields Celebrated Rheumatic Medicine.
W. J. GRIFFICE.
Raleigh, July Q, 1859. 45-1y
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M~EcKLENBUKG COUNTY Brother j. G. Will
kinson, County d. G. w. P, sends us the
following summary of the respective Divis-
ions in his jurisdiction. 1t presents a noble
array of figures, and should stimulate every
County and Division in the State to follow
the worthy example. We wish all Deputies
would furnish as with such a summary at
the close of each quarter.
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JOB PRINTING OFFICE
N. C. Institution for the Deaf and Dumh
and the Blind.

DRINTING being one of the mechanical bran
ches selected by the board Of Directors of the
North Carolina Instit1tion for the Deaf 4 Dumb
and the Blind to be taught the Pupils IA the Deaf
Mute department, notice is given that we are pre-
pared to do all kinds If work in that line, In ths
very best style, embracing Book Work, Pamphlets
aud Circulars, Cards. Printing in Colors, Hand
bills and Bilhheads, Blanks Of every description,
&c., &c. Also, printing in all kinds of BronIes.
Having a large and well selected assortm st Of
Plain and Fancy Job Type, and good Presses.
Books and Pamphlets can be printed as well and
aAd as cheaply as they can be d ne in any
northern city.
TO BOOK BINDERS.
We are prepared to enboss aud gid covers fop
Books in cloth. Orders are solicited.
All Communication should be addressed to
WILLIAM d. COOKE,
Principal Of the Iast.
Raleigh, n. c., June is, 1859 43-3n-
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DIED,

In Randolph, near Trinity College, on 18th Ju
ly, john Blair, aged 50 years and six days ; o
highly respectable citizen of the Society of Friends.
He lived in peace with all men, an honest man
the mob est work Of God.
w Western Sentinel please copy.
On the 14th inst, in Horny District, s. c.,
Mr.. W. II. Oliver, late of Johnston County, N. c.,
aged about 20 years. Con-.
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It's hard for us to lay by our pen, but our
Printers tell us, we can get in no more this
week. So we yield to memorable necessity,
and curb down our jubilant feelings till next
week.
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MASONIC HIGH SCHOOLS, MALE
AND FEMALE.
FIR kNKFINT0N- N

NTUN, N. q.
THESE Schools, situated on the Raleigh AID
CASTOR Railroad, II miles from Raleigh. will open
on the 18th of July 1859, under the direction of
GEO. W. NEAL, A. d., with competent assist.
ants.
Primary English $40 and la; Higher English
Is English with one or two Languages Is; each
additional language S; fss for wood, &C.. extra;
Music on Piano or Guitar, 90 use of Guitar. 2
use of Piano, 8; Oh Painting 20 Drawing. EN-
broidsry, Wax-work. each, s.; Pastil and Water
colors, each. 10; Grecian Painting s. A small
charge for Lectures and experiments with Phikos-
optical and Chemical Apparatus. Board, inclu'
ding fires and washing, So to 10.
For particulars address the Principal.
Franklintou, N. c.. June 25. 1859. Atm
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Rutherford Academy.
R. L. A BERNAT Fl Y, PRINCIPAL

Prof j. N. BAIRD, ASSOCIATE.
THE next session will mme on Wednes-
day, the 6ti of July, and continue 81 weeks
Tuition ranges from 5 to Is par ssssio /. Board
including every thing from S. t 7, (5alf in ad-
vance, per n nth. Stu ents admitted at any
time, and charged from date of entranc For
particulars address the Principal, Happy Home,
Burke county. N, G. 45-2m
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o.. S ALL LIN e.
TO YELL

10 IHA VELERS.
I WOULD inform the public that I have cons
tracted for the mail line from Hillsboro' to Chapel
! Hill, to run daily on and after the LIST July, and
thatI have just fitted up several new and easy
Coaches, with good teams, and Will run to connect
with the Mail trains on the North Carolina Rail-
road, East and West. I will also have Hacks
ready at the Depot, meeting with the Express
trains. to carry persons to any point they may
designate. Ny Coaches are good and new, with
car eful and experienced drivers, and by a prompt
attention to the conveniencs Of the public, I hope
to merit a good share of patronage.
Stage Offices. Orange Hotel, Hillsboro'; Guth.
rie's Hotel, Chapel Hill.
JAMES r. aATTIS, Contractor.
July 2, 1889. 45...4t
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Warrenton Female Collegiate Institute.

THE THIRTY-sEvENTH session Of this old Instu-
= ton will commence the 14th Of July. Terms
as liberal as other Schools of same grade. Aid
extended to the INDECENT and talented, seeking
education.
For Circulars and particulars apply to
JULIUS WILCOX, Principal.
June 18th, 1859. 43.. .8tpd
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Raleigh and CASTOR Road.

We are indebted to Maj. Wilder, the Presi-
dent of the Road, for the following statement
showing the receipts of the Road for the last
nine months, as compared with the first nine
months of last year, as we'll as the receipts
for the last quarter compared with the cor
responding quarter last year:
RECEIPTS UP TO JUNE 80, 1859.
Freights. Passengers. Total.
1859, $1,000 "a $50 STA SO $172, 382 81
1858, $4,000 16 47,211 90 141,2 7l 46
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
FROM
BROMLEY, GREEN & CO.,

PETERSBURG, VA.
CoTToN.-The favorable advices received from
Europe this morning have not yet had any marked
effect on the mark ct here, there being little or no
demand. Holders are firm and we still continue
to quote prime grades at lie; inferior grades are
very dull and nominal. Receipts amount now to
nothing, and the stock in hands of sellers is being
gradually reduced.
ToBACco.-At the date Of our last weekly re-
port, we left the market dull and depressed. Since
then there has been more animation in the market
and prices are better for all grades. The offerings
at the warehouses have not been large and the re-
ceipts begin to fall off quite largely. The demand
for Tugs is active and prices are better. The in
s%pections to the lst July, compared with 1858, are
~ fnllnuS.
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Gain over 1853,

Gain over corresponding quarter'5 SO, 81, 1856 80
The gain for nine months over the CORES
ponding period of 1853, is $3l, Ill Al. This
is a gratifying exhibit both as to freight and
passengers. We concur with the Register
in the opinion that " the Raleigh and Castor
Railroad is undoubtedly one of the best
managed Roads in the country. The pas
senger trains on this Road run with the reg
ularity of clock-work, and the officers in eve
ry department are as faithful in the discharge
of their duties as any in the Union. 1t af-
fords US pleasure to chronicle such gratifying
results as the above, and we trust that the
Road may continue to prosper."-Standard
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Showing a gain for the present year, of 1,94S hhds.
We quote at the close of our report, Common to
fair Tugs at A to 81 good 6 to 81; common to
fair leaf, 81 to II good, 8 to 81; very good and
fair 10 te Is. and one box of fancy at $S5.
The Richmond Examiner reports inspections in
that city, from Oct. |, ST to July LIST, '5s, 81 ,4Sl.
For same period, 1858 and 1859, 27,255. De-
crease for six months, 226 hhds.
CoRH-The market is dull and prices are low
er. We quote at 95 to 81 per bushel.
WHEAT.-There has been very little doing yet
in this article, as the millers are not fully prepared
to commence grinding. A few lots have, however,
changed hands at | Is for red of medium quality,
and l As for white. We expect better prices as
soon as the market is opened. -
No other change to note this week.
SUGARs.-A large business has boon doing
throughout the week at following quotations: Z
to 81 for N. o. and Cuba S to 10 for the various
grades of Coffee Sugars; Crushed and Powdered
lO4 a l03 Loaf II.
CoFFEE.-The stocks are now light, we have
to note an irregular demand for all descriptions.
We quote Rio liz to III Laguayra 123 to Ii f;
Java l6 to II, Mocha IS to zoe per Id.
BACON Active at steady prices. We quote
sides, Western 10 to I03 shoulders ST to 81 Va.
hoground dull ut 104 to IL.
ExcHANGE-3 per cent premium on all the
Northern cities. July %
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RALEIGH FEMALE sEMINARY

THE next term will commence the 14th of JULY
i ard continue 81 weeks.
For particulars apply for catalogue.
T. n. BRAME, President.
Raleigh, N. C., June II, 1889. 42-2m.
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@50O REWARD.

FSCAPED from my custody on the 7th of the
Il present month, WALTER S. LAND, charged
with the murder of B. F. Flanagan.
Land is about 5 feet 10 or IL inches high, light
hair and complexion, about % or 80 years of age,
and at the time of escape had on Light Grey
Pants, no coat or hat. The above reward will be
given for his delivery at either of the jails of Nor
folk city or Princess Anne County.
HENRY LEWIS. Deputy for
49-3m. w. M. BONNER. Sheriff.
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LENoIR COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

LENulR COLLEG1ATE 1NST1TUTE
THE subscriber having purchased the boarding
J. house from W. III. Cunningim, at this place,
it is now opened for the reception of male students,
of good moral char 4cter, who will be required to
remain at the table morning and evening till after
prayer, unless excused. Rooms large and well
ventilated. I can accommodate thirty. The school
will commence the 18th of July.
Students that expect to come if they will in
form me l will send to Mose'y Hall for them
Terms SIS board and washing per month.
JAMES NJ. PATRICK.
Lenoir Institute, July 9th, 1859. 47-2m
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MARRIED.,

In this city on the morning of the 10Th inst.
by the Rev. T. E. Skinner, Willie ]. Palmer, ESQ,
to Miss Priscilla JenkiRs.
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OAK WOOD FEMALE SEMINARY.
Gates County, N. C.
E. LEE, Principal,
A q LEE Assistant

E. E. LEE, Principal,
A. 0. LEE HOWELL, Assistant.
The second session of this school will co nmence
On the first of Sept, 1859.
Terms per Session of Five Months:
Primary 90
biography and English Grammar,."......12,O 90
Higher English, (including Natural, Moral
and Mathematical Sciences, ...........1s,0 90
Latin and French, each, ......--....... $500
Music on Piano. 90, 90
O0o ~ w
Pastel Painting and Crayon, 90
Drawing and Water Colors, 100
School Room Expenses, 90
Students admitted at any time during the seq
sion, and only charged from the time of entering.
NO deduction made for absence, unless in a ease
OF sickness. Board can be obtained on the prem
ises, or in the immediate neighborhood at So per
month.
July 5th, 1859. 46--2m.
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HoLLowAY's OIsTMENT AND PnLs.-Without
these the mother Of family would be short of
the Domestic Physician eff the nineteenth century
the one acting as a sure remedy for cutaneous dis
orders, and the other for internal diseases. Sold
at the mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane. New
York, and by all Druggists, at 2Sc., 6sc, aud 81
per pot or box.
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LIN EN- Go0D s

Owing to the cold weather in June, we have
" on hand a much larger stock. of Linen SACKS
and Froeks than usual at this season Of the year ;
and from this date, we will Offer them at greatly
reduced pricss. b. L.
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CATAW INs.TITUTE
A. POE, PRINCIPAL.

E. A. POE, PRINCIPAL.
Rev. M. G. TODD, ASSOCIATE TEACHER.
TIE I'd session of this school will open on the LIST
Il Wednesday in july, 1859. Terms as follows:
Elementary branches from four to eight dollars
per session. Latiu, Greek aud higher Mathsm l.ics
fifteen dollars per session.
This school ia situated nelr the line between
the counties OF Burke and Caldwell. in q neigh
borhood proverbial for. health aud morality.
Board six dollars per month.
For further particulars address the Principal,
Happy Home, NC. 43-tf
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SANDY Grove, N. C. July 18th, 1876

30 Z6yT
Paw Creek, IA will be organized tomorrow.
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G0LoRED ~MARSEILLES VESTS AT re-
"a ducel Prices. We have on, hand upwards Of
200 CoIored Marseilles Vests, of choice patterns,
made 10 the best style. E. L. HARDING
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EW supply of Shirts" French Y ISs Seam"
~ We are the only " Agents" in the Stat for
this celebrated pattern. so Dozen opened this
morniag direct from the Factory--aH sizes and
styles of bosons. E. L. HARDING.
June 81, 1889. Ally
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CILK AND MOHAIR SACKS-cOol and pless-
- ant for hot weather, nov selling for 81 50,
worth &c. At HARDINGS.
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HARDING'S COLUMN.
Clothing for the Season.
SEMI-W ARRIVALSlI
SEDUCTION IN RICEs

REDUCTI0NIN PRICEs
LINEN GOODS.
Owing to the cold weather IN June, we have
" on hand a much larger stock of Linen Sacks
and Froeks than usual at this season Of the year;
and from this date, we will Offer them at greatly
reduced prices. b. L. HAhD1Ne.
~0LoRED MARsEILLES VESTS AT re-
ducel Prices. We have on hand upwards OF
200 CoIored Narseilles Vests, of choice patterns,
made 10 the best style. e. L. HARDING
CILK AND MoHAIR sAcKs-cOoi and pless-
- ant for hot weather, nov selling for 80 so
worth Sc. At HARDINGS.
II ARGE Stock of Summer Cashmere Pants now
L. selling at New York cost. to reduce stock.
E. L. HARDING
MI ARsEILLEs v~Esrs-cut in the latest
NI '.yls-Of Whits and coiOred.
E. L. dARDING,s.
A LPACCA c~O4TS-Cut in Frock and Sack
At HARDINGs.
ErNE single Miled summsr Cloth Frooks and
IL Sacks. A large and beautiful lot now
arriving.
Call at H%ARDING's,
NXTE are now opening a choice assortment Of
colored aud Black Silk Vests. A new lot
of Black and Skeleton Silk Vests, VERY nice AID
cool article for hot aeather)
E. L. HARDING.
AYE have on hand, 100 Linsn Frocks. which
w We are now Offering At the very L9o price Of
81 Is cents E. L. HARDING.
IlUR stock of summer Ties has recently been
Olargely increased. Also, our stock Of sum
msr @ .uzc, Silk, and Asrino Under Shirts.
Z u. HARDING.
m EW supply of Shirts" French Y ISs Seam"
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this celebrated pattern. so Dozen opened this
morniag direct from the Factory--aH sizes and
styles of bosoms. E. L. HARDING.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-27
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-27

A LPACCA C0ATS-Cut in Frock and Sack
n. style, and made in the best manner.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-27

IT ARGE Stock of Summer Cashmere Pants now
selling at New York cost, to reduce stock.
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