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"BUY YOUR SHOES AT SHOE sToRE.n

a. THAT is just the very thing you ought to do; but
- when you do buy, GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH.
See that you get new and fresh goods-new style
made up of materials fit to put in shoes.
Our LADIES MISSES and CHILDREN's Work is made up
by KING CO., of Philadepha-the7 model Shoe House
and for durability and cheapness cannot be surpassed by
any House in the city.
DISBRO w will make your Custom Work to order in any
style you may wish.
Do not throw old Boots away but send them to 3
Market street and have them repaired neatly and promptly
BE- GO BUY YOUR SHOES FROM
JAN 6, 1S59-1O3-lt-l9 MURRAY & RLANEY
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

SIR JAMES CLARKES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription of Sir J. Clarke, H. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfaling in the of all those
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female cons
tuition subject It moderates all and removes all
distractions and speedy may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it peculiarly suited. WILL i'll short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the first
three months of Pregnancy, they to bring
Miscarriage, but at any other time they safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Papitaon of
the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect
when all other have failed and although pow
erul remedy do not contain iron, calomel antmony
anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Qate ]. G. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, n. Y.
N. B.-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorzed Agent, will insure bottle, containing so Pills. by
return mail.
For sale by Druggists generally.
HAVILAND, STEVENSON & CO., Charleston, Whole
sale Agents
March 18th, 1853 l6l&29-1Y
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ATTENTION, THE AFFLICTED WORLD:
MERCHANTS, Druggists, Physicians and all dealers in
Patent Medicines and the public generally apprised
that have appointed Dr. A. O. BRADLEY, Wholesale and
Retail agent for the sale of GAY'S GENUINE OINTMENT
and House Medicines and who will supply them my low
est wholesale price. W. F. GRAY,
Nashville, Dec. 18th 1857 Sole Proprietor.
Nov. 5th, 1853 l0tl5ap59
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ONsLOW COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter SessonsSepember Term 1855
Christopher Med. Humphrey, Susan Jane
Henderson, Lewis E. Humphrey John B.
Humphrey, David J. Humphrey, Sarah A.
Humphrey and Elizabeth J. Humphrey, Contested Will.
Lewis 3. Humphrey, Executor of Lewis
Humphrey deceased.
appearing to the satisfaction of this Court that Baze
a. Humphrey Of the heirs law and next of kin OF
Lewis Humphrey deceased, resident of this State
1t is therefore ordered that publication be made in the Will
mngton Journal for six weeks consecutivey notifying the
said Bazel Humphrey personally to appear at the next
term of said Cou to be held at Jacksonville on the first
Court will proceed to hear the without respect to him.
Teste JASPER ETHERDGE, Clerk.
Jan. Z, 1859 Tl96t-Pr fee SIS 621
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RALEIGH, Dec. 18th, 1858.

GENTLEMEN | left home before your letter, inform
ing me, officially, that had been elected Judge of the
Supreme Court, and requesting to accept the high
trust had arrived there and | have just received it.
No event could have been more unexpected by me- or
have created more surprise When, at an advanced age
and after long service, heretofore resigned seat in
that Court it was with the sincere desire of enjoying
the repose and quetness Of private life and thought
had then laid down the cares and responsibilities Of
Office forever. It would not be sincere if | were to
conceal that it is painful to find myself disappointed
TO give up my retirement is against my feelings and
breaks up all my plans for the short remnant of my
life and after abandoning for six years the study of
the law, feel and fear Others will feel that at the
age Of seventyone it is act of rashness unsuitable
to that age to undertake again the abors of the judicial
station, to which | am called.
But it has pleased the General Assembly to tender
this renewed expression of confidence in my diligence
and fidelity, and in a manner which touches my sensi-
bilteS most deeply; so that am led to believe that
in their opinion and in that of the country it my duty
to enter into public service Under the cir
cumstanceS also suppose it to be obligatory to
obey the commands of the Legislature Therefore as
duty, OregO my inclinatons and accept the office
bestowed on me and will endeavor with what impaired
ability RETAIN to execute with my associates its unc-
TONS | return to the General Assembly the most IN
egned thanks and acknowledgements for the honor con-
erred on me but, at the same time undertake the
task with very great ddence and entirely in Difference
to the authority of the public will.
The manner III which, gentlemen, you have made the
communication to me, and the kind terms in which you
have expressed your hopes and wishes for my usefulness
IN office, lay me under great and lasting obligation to
each of you individually.
With high consideration l am, gentlemen
Your faithful friend and servant,
THOMAS RUFFIN.
10 Me8srs W. j. Houston, NJ. G. Whitaker, and 9th
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1857.
1858.
ARTICLES.

COMPARATIVE TABLE OF EXPORTS
From the port of Wilmington N. c., compiled from, the re-
ports Of the Daily Journal for the fourth quarter Of 1858
-comp0red soih the fourth quarter Of 1851 ending 3lst
of December of each gear:
1857. 1858.
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THESE SCALES are now regarded
IL as the STANDARD FOR COR
RECT WEIGHT, and are in use by
nearly every Railroad Company. Mer-
chant and manufacturing establish
iment throughout the country. The
reputation which these Scales have
acquired has been of steady growth
from the commencement to the pres
;ent time, and is based upon the prin-
;ciple adopted by US, and never devil
;ated from, of allowing none but PER-
Feet WEIGHING MACHINES to 90 forth
from our ablishment.
/. We have more than one hundred
different notifications of these Scales,
adapted to the wants OF every de-
ipartment of business where a correct
land durable Scale is required.
Call and examine, or send for an
illustrated circular.
FAIRBANKS s. CO.,
189 BROADWAY, e.
Nea1 York.
3S.taW4m-7-4m
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JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.

SANDS sARSAPARILLA.-Fo purifying the blood !!
Inc original and general article purely Vegetable, every
where celebrated for its Efficacy the cure diseases
ing from an impure state of the blood habit of the sys
tenn As an Alternative, mild aperent renovatng agent
1t is unequaed the happy results produces arises from
containing in highly concentrated form all the medicinal
virtues of the best Sarsaparia.
Prepared and sold by A B. D. SANDS, Druggists, loo
Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally. [Jan l859-91 1t
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SOAP AND STARCH

TOLGATE'S PALE, No. and Family Soap: Toilet Soar
~ Starch in y and 36 Id. boxes. For sale by
l.. B. HUGGINS& SONS,
Jan. 6, 1859. IS. E. Cor Market g. Sec sts
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ORDERS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
4 NY OF OUR PATRONS, wanting articles in our line
IA may hand in their ORDERS leave their measures, &c
and we can supply them at New York prices and less.
We are prepared to ma to measure SHIRTSthe cele
braed Yoke Seam in any style desired, and of Cotton
Linen bodies Also, Collars Of every rption known
Of SHUBERTS FRENCH DRAWERS, we have the exclu
sive sale, and warrant them the best article in
Call and leave your orders at BALDWIN'S
Jan. 5, 1S59-l02-1t-l9-lt 80 Market st.
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. LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER AND PILLS

LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER AND PILLS.
For The Destruction Of all kinds Of Garden hcsecs Ants
Bed-BugS, Reaches Ticks, Fleas, Moths, Rats ana
Nice, &C.
What greater trouble in an hour of ease,
Than gnawing rats, bed-bugs and 1eas.
Gardens be and houses rid of these pests
twas discovered by Mr.. E. Lyon French Chemist, in
ASA and has been patronized by all Eastern governments
anu colleges Reference be made wherever the article
naS been tried. Is free from poison and harmless to
mankind and domestic animals Many worthless limitations
e advertised. Be it bears the of E. LYON Re-
member
It's Lyons Powder kills insects in a trice,
"hhe Lyons Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
sample Flasks rs Cts. regular Sizes so cts. and 81.
BARNES & PARK, New York
Jan. 7, 1859.-l9-1m.
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FUR AND SILK PLUSH Cal

FUR AND SILK PLUSH CAPS,
NOR GENTS WEAR, styles, the most comforta biz
II Winter Cap Will sell the balance of our assert
ment at lower prices than at the Hat and Cap Empori
UNI, "a Market street.
Jan. 6. CHAS. D. MYERS.
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &c.
DRASS BOUND CEDAR PALS, Cedar Tubs in Nests
ID Painted do, Painted Pals Well Buckets, Flour Buck
cts in Nests Brooms White Wash and Shoe Brushes Buck
Baskets, Market DO, Fancy d. Coffee Mills, Iron Wire
Clothes Lines Bed Cords Plow Lines &c. For sale by
L. B. HIGGINS & SONS,
Jan, G. 1859. s F. Cor Market 3 Soc
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Will YOU PATRONIZE ETo,1E :.

WILL YOU PATRONIZE HOME.
IF YOU WILL sell you any article in our line as
low, not lower, than buy in any Northern city.
We shall open, the coming Spring, large lot of CASH
for Coats Pants &C., besides newly imported Cloths
and Vestings-eXpressy for custom work.
You will money and inconvenience by leaving your
orders at BALDWIN'S
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
Jan. 5.-lO2lt-l9lt 80 Market st.
A XE1S AXES !!-Turpentne Pattern and Georgia
"A Long Bits. For sale by
Jan. S. ZENO H. GREENE
NAILs!-NAIIs:!-1 100 kegs Nails, assorted, from to
~ 20 penny For sale by
Jan. 6. ZENO Fl. GREENE.
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OUR NORTHERN MERCHANT TAILORING Es

OUR NORTHERN MERCHANT TAILORINC Es-
TABLISHMENT
Is NOW CONDUCTED BY KEEN, SCOTT & co.
i with whom connected, and any gentleman wish
ing suit made North, be accommodated at shortest
notice. the article made does not fit and please eUeY
particular 1t need not be taken out OF house. We give
you all the advantages of Northern work. and put you
Inconvenience.
Those who prefer to pa0nze hone do so and have
work made here through u.s. North just they please
We can do the best work IN either place.
Leave your orders at BALDWIN'S
Jan. 5.-lO2-lt-l9-lt Market ST.
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THE SELLING QUALITIES OF BOERFAVE's
HOLLAND BITTERs.
QUEBEC, CANADA, June 20, 1854.
We have doubt it will sell well here. Send us one
gross. JOHN MUSSON & co.
MONTREAL. CANADA, July l. 1854.
Send us gross BOerhaVes Holland Bitters. We want
medicine of this kind in market.
JOHN BIRKS & CO.,
Medical Hall.
SAINT PAUL MINNESOTA.
There quite ready sale here for your Boerhaves Ho
land Bitters. VIM. H. WOLFF,
per. H. B. PEARSON.
HOLLIDAYsBURG, PA. Dec. 25 1856.
Send me dozen BOerhaves Holland Bitters. will
remit on receipt of same. J.R. PATTON.
LEWISTON, PA. Dec. "a, 1856.
Send me dozen Boerhaves Holland Bitters, per R. r.
will remit, less discount. CHARLES RITZ.
WELLsBURG, VA, Nov l, 1856.
Send me another box dozen, Boerhave's Holland Bit
tiers. 1t taking the lead here of all other Btters
VIM. H. KIRKER.
YORK, Pa, Feb'y. 4, 1857.
Please send me, per express dozen Boerhaves Holland
Bitters. We entirely out. G. A. MORRIS Il co.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan'y. 20, 1857.
We have great many calls for your Boerhaves Holland
Bitters, and would like to have the agency.
WIN. SPRINGER & BRO.
See advertisement. TJan. 4-101 &l9-Iw.
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SUNDRIES.
Ok BOXES ASSORTED CANDY-packed in Is and so H.
~ boxes so boxes Raisins-n quarter half and whole
boxes so bbs Flour Pork, Bacon, Lard-N c. and West
ern; % kegs Butter Cheese; Vinegar Crackers Soap
Starch Snuff; Coffee and Sugar. For sale by
JAM g. ZENO H. GREENE.
WE HAVE DETERMINED
fENO CLOSE out Winter stock before making Spring
purchases and would ask the attention of purchasers
the assortment and the erene Io prices which are
offering Soft and Wool Hats Silk Plush Cloth Silk Velvet
and Silk and Cotton Glazed Caps, Canes Umbrellas &c.
the Hat and Cap Emporium, "a Market street.
Jan. 6. CHAS. D. MYERS.
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BALTIMORE, JAM Flour dull at S.. Wheat quiet and
unchanged. Corn shade weaker Yellow 20 y white
66 q SO.
SAVANNAH Jan. -Cotton.-Sales to-day of 1900 bales
at unchanged prices.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 4-Cotton.-The demand is good, with
average sales and the market has advanced eighth.
MOBILE, Jan. 3-Sales of Cotton 1000 baes-adyanced
1c. Middlmg IL &C., closed active advancing.
NEWBERN, Jan. 5.-Turpentine. 300 bbs. chan
ged hands yesterday prices unchanged Nothing done
Spirits Rosin Tar. Con-l00 bbls. sold ct 81 20 9 Dbl.
Meal.-lQO bushels brought 70 cents 32 bushel.
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crS, COMMITTEE

To Messrs. W. J, Houston, M. c. Whitaker, and 9th
erS, Committee.
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PROFESSOR DE GRATH would state explicitly that he
the discoUer and sole posessor Of secret of the
ufacure of Electric OIL which could not be purchased for
81 OOO O0O-and $4,000 will be given any chemist who
will make it. My Oil has performed all the cures in the
Ledger years past Ask Col Grant, North Fifteenth
street. Dr. Kingsworth Dr. Keyser, att ST. Lawrence
Hotel Geo. Boyer 302 North Third street. Mrs. Cannon
Coates street. Paul jones' Jarvis Mr. Crpps Thr
teenth and Girard avenue and others ad ininum who
have been cured of Rheumatism &C.. by my Oil and will
be responsible for the evil the
itaons Beware and be safe. Sole Depot for the pure
Chestnut Price % cent, so cents and 81.
For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by Drake & McIn and
W. H. Lppitt Druggists and by Druggists and Merchants
generally.
JAM G.-103A191w.
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NOTICE.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL LET TO CONTRACT, ON
the 9Th of February next, the building of CHURCH at
Black River Chapel New Hanover county Specifications
will be made known the same day.
g. W. BANNERMAN,1
JAMES KERR, Committee.
JAMES MURPHY,
January LIST, 1859. 19-4t
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JOHN w. ELLIS.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, wiz at
tend the County and Superior Courts of Baden Colum
bus and Robson.
Prompt attention will be given to all business entrust
ed to his
Address, WHITEVHLE, N. C.
JAM 7th, 1859. 1857.
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COMPARATIVE TABLE OF EXPORTS
Of The principal articles from the Port of Wilmington, N
c. for the gear ending 31st December, 1885, computed
from reports Of the Daily JOURNAL and compared aoiH
those of the yedr 1857:
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i.ate Foreign News.

NEW York, Sept. 2s.-The following are
,hc very latest items brought by the City OF
baltimore
MARS EtGLgs. sept. ia message from Tu-
nj, s,:ses that the Bey eff Tants had been at
tackled with serious Illness, and that the
Fysneh physician had been summoned To ms
aid
Another message states that he has been at
tackled with erysi i,iias IN The lett SIDE, hnt
thar homes are entprtained of his recovery.
GIBRALTAR. Sept. i2.--Advices from ran
cirrs state that serious disturbances had taken
utaee in part Of the territory vi MOROCCO, aho
mai Sp!iln Maho,ned was on the march from
Nry,,cco 20 Fez Sedim Nah had been pro-
claimed EMPEROR at Fez, MaquineR aud Fat
,nulg. and he was about - I've proclaimed Eh-
lpsrrr at IarFlFrs.
p.yts Sav+ 1.-THE markets open without
asv ,,etfrial change RenIes 6Sfr. SC,
as T.. " The price of Tentes Is now 6sf
Sc. showing an advance Of TIC. since yts'eF-
day. ,.o
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re nourse q iuaajmaie but firm.
Tn, Anerjran Minister 10 China

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21,-Private letters
haze ls.en received here. from sources that
rgav be- r.-lied en-. which contradict the Fog
Is,h STA ement thai Mr., Ward, he u =. Min-
iS,ar had gone 10 Pekin A. the last d ttrs lac
was Ia The Bay Of Peche'ce, on his way to the
Pei-lfo, and there were grounds for hoping
that he would be allowed 10 80 10 Pektn In
the American treaty ~ Is stipulated that no Is
II & without n mtn-oi-wtr, aud thiS cond'-
t;ar /. easily complied viii. - no Americas
rtaH.oi-war could enter tn" pei-iIo. The best
informed Americans In CHINA bad strong
hopes that The treaty would lie RATIFIED.
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MO. as. NEW NO. Y =
~ THING HOUSE. ~
1859
J. IL, ST r C II,

J. II. SIRICH,
Dealer in Fine Ready Made Clothina, Furnishing
Goods. &c,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond and
vicinity that he has taken the store No. 70. Main
finest stocks OF CLOTHING ever seen in this mar
ket embracing the latest STILES of Paris and New
ork iashIous-sll manufactured eXpressils to or
der
Also, a large assortment of FURNISHING
G'ODS: Shirts. Collars, Cravats Ties, Stocks, &C.;
IN fact, every thing to he found in
FIRST CLASS CLOTHING HOUSE!
All OF which viii I've offered at prices that defy
petition. and he solicits the patrona4 of uiscrim-
natin; public. feeling assured of pleasing the most
tastdlous as to sty le, quality and price.
Remember, NO. rs, MAIN STREET.
liz
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Sr T.orfs. S,pt. - The Overland Mail.
from san Francisco on the 9th. has uIriV cd.
Mai. ATmtsietCl had concluded n perpei nal
peacr wish the II phaye indians, who have re-
iIuQui~hrd the extensive vaiie" iii the vicinity
Of Fort Mohate % The GOVERNMENT.
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BALTIMORE Sept, 29.-Mai. Chapman, of the
QuurlrTuas'er department, L. ;. A, commit
ted suicide outside Fort Monroe His body
wa, found his morning Oh tbe beach with his
thrnHt rnf
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NORFOLK. Sept. 27.-Grifln & Whites large
steam -four aud saw mlil, at Elizabeth Cay,
y. G. vas aeS Iruyed 10y Ere this morning
The loss l. heavy, and Is SUPPOSED to Oe tie
TestlIG of incpudIlrisn.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. as.-OHiciaI dispatches
SAY tie MD rendered by Com. Tatnaii, in tow
ing the British pats into action At Pel-!io, was
v,iih the entire concurrence of Z, 5 Minister
ward. III return for IA, ors done The day be-
fore. The fighting IS reported 10 he over i1r
tie present
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SrKlNGFtELD, ILL, Sept. 2a.-The Douglas
Democrats have nominated CJl. McCIernaud
formerly Congress man, to supply The vacancy
ocCHsieneG 10y the death of Mr. Harris.
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WATERTowN, n. Y, Sept. 26.-Nothiug ia
yet known of Professor In Mountain or Mr.
iIaddock, who made a balloon ascension here
on he I'D instant. Much fear is felt for their
safety
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AUCTION AkfzH


- ssss1s - " ~ - = NSss
ass. {: os 4ss g q: 81
sssslask1s 81 kiifs f1fs
s1ssgs VS., s:
sAs y .ss sa Il 81, Ss,s =
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wtDNE>ial TIE sstA a. ssgssnsfss. 20 ~ =
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sUiEDISss On The .i.es hive ss s s,seses isis
cod sse sss:a ..s &. .s 4; q =:
=. Are, :. -. sf,hs I..nd all .A- p.r,r..l Pm,
esmhracin 6ns brpod Msrs-v Cows. Caves s.
and ,h ss ssfs sr.a e rin. 'a'''
5: l En- B. ;s ri
s i s e. y; .:a .ss:, az
sc!ss Of fine land a.'aehed 10 ether With I'll ,ss
,,din y, sa:rss, ecns,ss q The
now d ns :sass 81 Fl Also : rofs
opposite bis residence, sxtsedn. 20 ihs YORK
lie o.hsr IS IL: sev: Lands ISM! ss 60. sse
ii ucus to the city. of Richmond, are admirably
ssdasted to Market Gardens. or suburban resi-
Afssr which, win he .old four valasrls Slaves,
d farntas o coss s~c aess.s q,
Wsssf s sns CAT to ons ferrs lar parcel Of
TsE1s-Fo the Land one SisS ssss. ssiIases
s ss,s.s y ad end . onths for ne ossl: ness IN
sssss z ss:' s:'s .ss sf *
:, Tss ss!ssa,ioa Of III. ppsli, !. called
~ n "a thAx~ ~7.l.-
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NEW YoEE, Sept, 9e-The steamship Persia
sailed to-day for liverpool with 100 passen-
r-rs. Amon~ them was Ell Valentine, of
Richmond Va
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NoRFoLE, Sept. .7.-TLe schooner Onward
is ashore NJ Gaze ita;teraS. She il going to
pieces aud has been abandoned.
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NEW STOR E, No. II Franklin street.-l.. IA
~ C0BS has this das opened a large stock OF the
very best FAMILY GROCERIES. at wholesale
and retail which will be sold as law they can hs
bought in this or auv nihs. market; call from
his fr ends aud the public generally is invited
se22-lm* Il. JACOBS
AVS On HAND. full assortment of
IA GENTS FURNISHING GOODS TO be SO d al
prices t. IL all. r.. MbAhtS y VI.
~ -2w 80 and I'm Main st.
MITCHELL,N HAIR TONIs This is :
vi 6ne pre- aaration Tor the hair superior 10 Tf-
hernus, Kathai ron. and such other psspaEatlcns
eenora1ly used. For sale wholesale and retail
w PETERSON, Dragkist, rs Main IT,
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NEW YORK. Scot .~.--Thp G re1t Eastern il
- leave for Portland the 18th, instead oi he
&uth If October.
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BY lhos. W. krrsrp, Auct..
tOftice corner 18th and Cary stroets.t

'I'KKduINITrEE,S sAL.vt GENTEEL
IT AUG rIoN.-Wili be sold on THiiRsDAT
m ~ *, Nc 2sth inst. comm ncins At " O'clock.
ddeci'nini housekeeping on a3,h between Ga, and
k En- :, ss,se T., All cr his HoU.s HOLD and
Sofas. Iha,,s. Tables, Sidebosrd, Carrets Oil
Cloth HIT H ack. very superior Feather ds Red.
stetds, China aud Glassws re-, 10 ether " th tho
usu II assortment Of KITCHEN FURNiTUrE.
b. order OF the Trustee
TERMs-~ash. THOs. W. KEESEE,
Se "a : Aunf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

n-Es.a-s ri ~ FUR ND a..-Ihe suIlsrrbeT
TS-z--xsahas for sale hue Rosewood octave
sIt ~ PIANO, nearly rev, been very little used
and ora in lily cost $50. Amy one needing a
PLANO can purchase the same che 'p and
commudatR, terms. IT is sold because the owner
has room for It, and warranted to he in good
oder. CHAS. SCHAUMAN.
Sc Ely Main. hatWeen 9Th and lni h SITS.
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; >nocso SPRINGS roR SALE.

g. : ~HGCfO SPRINGS FOR SALE
VETAYfn Wednesday. the I2ih OF October
A...FAE- st, ha offer for sale. ut pubic suo-
ton ga the preh 8 5. tif nor disposed OF before }
,ha above fashionable Watering Place ShOCCO
SPRINGS 10 situated in Warren counts, n. c.,
WE'VE miles south from the NArrenton pot
on the kalei-h ard Weldon Railroad The en-
tire establishment ~ in the most thorou h repair
and capable nj entertaininz between six and seven
hundred persons. The tract of Land contains 450
acres, moro or less. The original quality of it is
very SUPERIOR, quite equal to any Land in this or
the adjacent counties.
TFpNs, made known on das of sale.
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