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divide on this or any other question, but they will
unite and conquer, and thus save the country in
1861 as they have done on former occasions

az The Fayetteville Observer alludes to an
arrangement" by which President Buchanan was
detained in Raleigh, and thereby prevented from
reaching Chapel Hill in time on Wednesday to hear
Mr.. McRae's Address.
Now, we feel sure it was the wish of the Presi-
dent, and the wish of the Committee Gov Ellis in
cluded, that the President and Mr. Thompson should
reach Chapel Hill in time to hear Mr. McRae But
this was, to say the least impracticable The Pres
ident left Washington on Monday, and was travel-
ing constantly until he reached Raleigh Tuesday
evening at o'clock. The large concourse here de-
sired to see him; and besides, he needed rest
hence he remained in Raleigh Tuesday night. He
might it is true have left Raleigh early Wednesday
morning, and reached Durham's and left there BY
seven o'clock; but it would then have required
three hours to reach Chapel Hill, and Mr.. McRaes
Address was delivered at eleven. We submit
whether it would have been proper or in good taste
under the circumstances, to have rushed the Presi-
dent through, in order that he might hear Mr.. Nc
Rae at eleven o'clock. If Mr.. McRae's Address
could have been postponed an hour or two, the
President we doubt not, would have reached Chapel
Hill in time to have heard it.
In addition to this we happen to know, that
though the President would have been pleased if he
could have arrived at Chapel Hill in time heard
Mr.. McRae, he signifed before he reached Raleigh
that he would prefer to leave here at period not
earlier than nine o'clock. This was but natural
He needed some rest; and besides, he was not dis
posed to hurry through the capital of the State,
where he was assured there many persons
anxious to see him and take him by the hand.
We do not deem it necessary to defend Gov. Ellis
against the ntimation of the Observer, that he was
wanting on this occasion in chvalric magnanimity
to vanquished opponent" There is no foundation
for the intimation. Gov Ellis is totally above any
such feeling as that attributed to him by the Oh
| serr0r.
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Late Foreign News,

We have the latest news by the North Briton.
The dates are to May 31st
Cotton had advanced, but breadstuffs were still
dull.
The Sardinians had forced passage over the river
Secia at Palastro in the face of the Austrians who
Were protected by the Notifications erected there
since their occupation of the city. After severe
conflict they also succeeded in the capture of the
city. The Sardinians were under the immediate
command of King Victor Emmanuel.
Gen. Garibaldi, the leader of the Italian volun-
teers, was still creating sensation in Northern
Lombardy A rumor prevails that he had been de-
feated by superior force and retreated into Tessin
but the rumor lacks confirmation, the Turin des-
patches intimate that he was making still further
progress.
Thus far the tide of war is decidedly against
Austria
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DIR. Burrows, Address at Raleigh.

On Friday evening last Rev. j. L. Burrows D.
D., of Richmond, Va, delivered an address at the
Baptist church, before the Young Mems Christian
Association. We were much surprised at the
sparseness of the audienc. The time, however,
was inoportune. Our people were night worn out
with speeches. orations and addresses almost daily
for two or three weeks.
Dr. Burrows address should have been heard by
every Christian patriot The hject was the pecu-
iarites and the present and future of country,
considered in relation to Christianity. The high
reputation of this distinguished divine was fully
sustained on the present occasion-as much for his
impressive delivery as for his original, vigorous
thought. We are precluded from giving a more
extended notice of this address at present.
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MARRIED,

In Wilson county, N. c. the 18th inst. by the Rev.
Geo. w. Keesee, Dr. D. G. W. Ward, of Greene county, to
Miss L. A. Moye, only daughter of Col. Macon Moye.
At the residence of the mother of the BRIDE by the Rev.
John Rumley, Will V. Geoy Esq of Washington City,
to Miss Minerva daughter Of the late Malachi Robertson Of
this place.
That we should feel deep interest in the happiness of
this young couple is not strange. The bridegroom,
pupil and member of our family is nearly connected to
u.s. while the fair young bride leaves the walls Of Semi
in which she has spent some years beloved for her
mild and gentle department. to enter that state commend
of God They have heartfelt wishes for life of hap
piness accorded but to few of the children of humanity
When the hours of welspent and protracted life
Fastening their Close and when the of and
which together they have known fading, when
all of earhs pleasures have been tested and its vanes
exchanged for the blissul consultations Of religion, may
each turn to the other and truthfully say:
al bless thee for kind looks and words
Showered on my path-like dew,
For al! the love in those deep eyes,
A gladness ever new!
For the voice which ne'er to mine replied,
But in kindly tones of cheer;
For every spring of happiness
My soul hath tasted here!"
!, Beaufort journal.
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ID lie ID :,

DIED,
At bis residence in Petersburg the Goth ut, Of
sumption, Col. R. c. Brtton. aged 40 years.
In Smh6eld, Johnston county, N. c., April II. 1859, at
o'clock, F. NJ. Mrs. Caroline Holland, wife of Alfred Ho
land ESQ., aged thrtyone years. wanting five days About
five years previous to her death she made public profess
sion of religion and Joined the NJ E. Church From her
early childhood till she fully grown she always mani
tested the most lovely and amable disposition Its there
fore surprising that since her departure the most pain
fuence in the community. TCoM.
In Onsow at the residence of her husband the morn
ing of the 9Th nst of consumption. Mrs Rebecca Green
wife of l.. W. Humphrey, and daughter of the late Dr.
John and Mrs Sarah A. Bradley aged 81 years. months
and days.
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Nsrth.Catulins Six Per Csnk saotks...
TitAspRY DEpARrnsNf OF n. G.. !


TktAsoRr DEpARrxsm Of n. g,
June 10th, 1859. + +,
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE 'KEGE9vEp'
- at this Office until 10 oslcsk A. NJ 10th of July
for the SALE to tho highest bidder, Of North
lima State Bonds issued Under act entitled Gan At
authorizing the Public Treasurer To- sell the Bonds of the
State for certsih purposes"
The above bonds will be issued il stns Of 81 00O $780,
5000 Of 500 EACH to suit purchasers bearing date Isl
July 1885, with coupons, ut the rat Of sir per cent per
annum sttached payable semanna9fE Those of g. 600
and $500 will thirty years. and tie TOO and $500 ten
years.
The principal and interest will be payable a the Bank Of
the Republic, New Fork unless where the par prefsto
have them payable at the Treasury of the State fhess
bonds exempt from taxation for any purpose haeief
Successful bidders, upon being informed of the accept
ance of their bids can deposit the amount of their bids
to the credit of the undersigned in the Back aforesaid or
in the Bank of the State or Ban Of Cape Fear Nlekh
Parties bidding win please address their letters epd6rsed
proposals or n G. StUeks to tie undersigned dt Ra-
leigh, N. C.
The bids will be openein tie prssnes of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller Of State af the President Of
the Bank of the State
The right Of accepting such bids in whole or in part a.
may be deemed most advantageous to the State is re-
served.
D.W. COURTS,
Pub Treas,
Std
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SHOCCO SPRINGS,

S. D. SESSUMS, P,opri tor.
THIS AGREEABLE AND PLEASANT WATERING
Il PLACE for years known the mostfashionabe and
select of other in the Old North State will be open on
the LIST of JULY for the of visitors Every
attention will be given to the comfort of the guests while
the TABLE and BAR will equal those of any similar
place of resort. large twostory ROWLING and Bill
LARD SALOON and PISTOL GALLERY will be con-
stantIy open for the amusement of visitors.
Shocco Springs distant twelve miles South from the
Warrenton Depot. the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
Comfortable Coaches will be in readiness the arrival
each train Of carry company the Springs the
shortest possible time.
Per day, 81 per week, sl2; per month, $50. Children
under ten years of age and servants half price.
June l3, 1859. 5+wtlaug.
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RUNAWAY.

"AS TAKEN. Up AND ~COMMITYED;TO TIRE
w common Jail of Martin county, N: g., on the I'd
day of June, 1859, negro man. who says his name is
Quay in Southampton county, Va but that he hired
out for the present yearto Elisha Lee to work in the Tur
penne Farm near Kngsvle South Carolina, from where
he says he away about the first of April last
The said negro has his right eye out very dark complexion
and badly dressed; he is about feet inches high The
will please forward and prove said negro &C.
cordng to the acts of Assembly, and pay e &c. and
ceve his property.
W. W. WARD, Sheriff.
Martin Co., N. c. June 2, 1852 24-w&sw6m.
price Adv. Sl5.)
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Hon. Thomas RuHn.

1t will be seen, by the proceedings which we pub
lish to-day, that the Hon. Thomas Rufin was unan-
imously nominated for reelection to Congress, by
the Convention held at Newborn on the 9Th instant
This was well deserved tribute to worthy man
and meritorious public servant That portion of
the State comprised within the Second District,
than Col Rufin. His reelection follows as mat
ter of course
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LANDS FOR SALE.

A MING WEST OFFER MY LANDS FOR SALE
"A One tract in the county of Davidson $50 acres three
miles north of lexington the stage road leading to Sa
lem. having it good dwelling house. barn and other
outhouses good meadow, first rate improved orchard
and $50 acres in woodland. As to health, it is good.
Also tract in the county of Davie Of 4O acres with
new dwelling house and other OF houses five public
roads meeting the house. and store house in $50
yards of the house. 1t is the main road leading
Lexington to Mocksvile three and half miles west of
Oaks Ferry on the iadkn river and eight miles east of
Mocksville My post Office is Lexington:
MILTON HOBBS.
June s. 1859. 24-w3m.
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SUPREME CouRE-The Supreme Court Of this
State convened in this City Monday last all the
Judges being present We learn that thirty three
young gentlemen received license to practice in the
County Courts, and that eighteen will apply today
Tuesday, for license in the Superior Courts.
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LEESVILLE MALE Il FEMALE ACADEM,
e. ILL.,, n d.,


WAKE Co., 10 MILES N. w. OF RALEIGH,
J. W. BALLARD, A. b., Principal
VINHE FIRST SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION will
Il commence on the I'd MONDAY in July, and continue
twenyone weeks The services of the above instructor
graduate of the University been secured, who will
prepare both boys and girls for the first classes any of
our southern Colleges or Semnaries.
The location is pleasant and healthy oneunsurpassed
by any in the State Society good and free from ali those
demoralizing influences which infes some schools The
moral well mental training will be strictly attended
Board may be procured in families convenient to the
Academy moderate terms those any similar in.
stituton
No deduction for tuition except in of proracted
sickness.
TERMS:
Primary English Branches, per Session, s75o
More advanced 10 90
Higher English IL so
Languages, Mathematics, ETC., Is 100
For full particulars address the Principal, or
j. d. HAYES,
Sect'y Board,
Raleigh, N. G.
June IA, 1859. 5+t
W Spirit of the Age copy four times.
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A FEMALE COLLEGE FoK EEAsE,.

PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR Il BEASE OF
Il the LOUISBURG FEMALE COLLEGE for a term Of
years. The college building is large and commodious
built of brick. we'll heated and ventilated land capable Of
accommodating eighty young ladies, besides a Corps of
Teachers 1t is furnished throughout, and has all necess
" oubudiugs attached. Situated in heslthful locality
in the midst of intelligent and eminenty moral eoumu
nifty, with large home patronage presents every sdvan
tsge for large and fourshng School.
For further information, apply to either Of tse
signed at Louisburg, N. c.
JONES FULLER,
President of the Directory.
VIM F. GREEN, Sec. 54-wtf
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Plymouth, N. c., on Wednesday morning last,
which consumed five stores on Water street.
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- j. G. Cook, Esq, has been appointed Post
master at Fayetteville in place of j. E. Bryan. ESQ.,
resigned.
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VIM. PERCIVAL,
ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,

Raleigh, N. c.,
IN THE ARCHITECTURAL LINE WILL. FURNISH
Il Designs for Churches, Public Buildings, Town Houses
Stores Villas, &c, &C., with full practical working Draw
ings Specifications ond Superintendent
In the ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, is prepared,
with complete set of Field Instruments and competent
assistants survey locate and make estimates for Canals
Railroads Bridges Drainage of Farm lands supply maps
Of same, and superntend their Construction
- variety of complete sets of plans for Churches,
Public Buildings, Villas Farm Cottages Bridges &C.
be seen at his Office.
Addrsss Boz 1U6 Raleigh.
June IA, 1850. 54-E
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NOTICE.
TIME COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
IL between John Tapscott & Abel Grfis has this day
mutually dissolved.
All persons indebted to the firm of Tapscott Griis
requested to forward aud make payment mmed
aey the parties DESTROYS and determined to paw off
their own liabilities at once.
L. P. PHILLIPS, Agent.
N B. The Subscriber has large lot of umber-particu
ary god inch plankwhch he will dispose Of for said
firm, reasonable terms.
l. p. PHILLIPS.
Clayton, N. C., June IA, 1859. A-W4t.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSH1P.
VuvHE CO.PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
mutual CONSENT and the undersigned having bought out
the interest of E. Smith in their Railroad contract and
general Brckmakng and building. will continue the bust
ness in all its branches his Brick Yard near Crabtree
Bridge on the Raleigh and Castor Railroad
c. ". PALMER.
Raleigh, June 10, 1859. .ssA41sN
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Commencement at Wake Forest College.

Annual commencement at Wake Forest College
last week was marked by more than usual interest.
The attendance of visitors perhaps not quite so
numerous as on some former occasions still it was
quite enough so for comfort. The lecture hall was
we'll filled each day, and on Thursday commence
ment day, hundreds were unable to obtain admis-
sion The ladies, as usual, focked thther in large
numbers and many distinguished personages from
distance were present
The following is synopsis Of the weeks proceed
ings.
EXERCISES
MONDAY EVENING June 6.
Freshman Glass;
Lila" D"oH, ..DS!e Sounty,
"Eu!ogy ON Adams and Jeferson."-ED EVEREST:
"Byron"-PoLLocK.
o-"; .. MYERS, .Perqnlmans County,
"The Union invaluable North. Carolina H W. MILLER
A A. MCMILLAN Robson County,
."Northern Laborers."-C c. MAJOR,
"south Carolina and Massachusetts Nv EpsrrR
81. HAMILTON DUNK, Wake County,
Marco Bczzaris." -HALLEck
John " JONES'. Person County,
"Mark Anthony to the People, Caesars Death SHAks.
s-A. B. GoRRELL, Forsyth County,
Daniel persus Dish cloth."-ANoN.
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Fifth Congressional District.

We are requested to give notice that Stephen E.
Williams, ESQ.,, the Democratic candidate for Con.
gress in the FIFTH District will address his fellow
citizens at the following times and places:
Roxborough, Person, Tuesday, June 21st
Prospect HILL Caswell, Wednesday, June 22d.
Patterson's Store, Alamance, Friday, June oath.
ASHFORD, Randolph, Saturday, June 25th.
Troy, Montgomery, Tuesday, June 2sth.
Yanceyville, Caswell, Tuesday, July 9Th.
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JOB PRINTING OFFICE
OF THE
N. C.. Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind,

the Blind.
TDRINTING being one of the Mechanical branches
Il lected by the Board of Directors of the NorthCaro
lima Institution for the Deaf Dumb and the Blind to be
taught the Pupils in the Deaf Mute department. hotice is
given that We prepared do all kinds of work in that
line in the very best STYLE embracing Book Work Pam.
phets and Circulars Cards, Printing in Coors Handbls
and Bilheads, Blanks Of every description &c. &C. Also,
printing in all kinds of Bronzes
Having large and well selected assortment of Plain and
Fancy Job Type and good Presses Books and Pamphlets
be printed well and cheapy they can be done
in any northern city.
TO BOOK-BINDERS.
We prepared to emboss and gid covers for Books in
cloth. Orders solicited.
All communications should be addressed to
WILLIAM D. COOKE,
Principal Of the Inst.
Raleigh, N. c., june Is, 1859. 54-Sm.
Spir tsf the Age copy.
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THURSDAY, June 9.

THURSDAY, June y.
Orations Of the Senior Glass.
The exercises opened on Thursday with prayer.
The following was the order of procedure:
Latin salutatory
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Gates.
IN s'A"'' TIC Wa va GRAVES, caswen.
JC H. JONES, Pickens, Ala.
n V. B. POWELL Caswell.
5.-SelfEducated Men,
PETER PARKER Hartford.
6.-The Dream of Future Years.
JAMes NJ. WHITE, Chatham.
7.-Nothing to Do,
GEORGE A. GRAVES Caswell.
s.-The Model Woman,
W. CARY PARKER Hartford
9.-The March Of Mind to the Music of Liberty,
A. E. RHODES JONES'
Annual Reports.
Degrees Conferred.
10.-The ValedictOry Address,
fHoxAs D. BOONE, Northampton
BenedictiOn.
We were present on this occasion, but were una
BILE to obtain seat-no provision whatever having
been made for the press. 1t is somewhat astonsh-
ing that the managers of public institutions af
ter being reminded of the omission year after year,
will continue ignore the press. epubic evince
lively interest in the progress of our educational
institutions and naturally look to the press of the
State for information relative to Them The press,
however though active in its effort is paralyzed by
want of forethought in the heads or managers of
these public institutions. The arrangements at
Chapel Hill were quite inadequate and wrung reluc
tant complaints from Reporters from distance
At Wake Forest no accommodation at all was affor-
ded. We the Reporter) applied to one of the Mar
shas for seat but were informed that it could not
be furnished. So long as this state of things is al
lowed to exist, it should be matter Of no surprise
that meage and imperfect accounts of public events
appear in our papers, We are quite willing to bear
our own expenses and endure fatigue; but we can
not continue to do so fruitlessly.
Being excluded from the Hall during the exercises
on Thursday we are unable to speak Of them. But
we have heard several of the compositions spoken
highly ESPECIALLY that of Mr. Geo. A. Graves, of
Caswell, (' Nothing to Do.D A friend, in every
way competent to judge pronounced it a remarkable
production.
MR. MILLER's ADDRESS.
For the second time we had the pleasure Of hear
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THE FEDERAL CouRE-This tribunal, which was
in session here last week, his Honor Judge Biggs
presiding, adjourned on Saturday evening. Among
other cases was that of The United States George
Williams, of Elizabeth City, charged with OBTAINING
and opening letter. Mr.. Dick appeared for the
government and H. W. Miller and J. Parker Jordan,
Esqures, for the defendant. The case was ably ar
gued on both sides, and the jury returned verdict
of guilty. Before the verdict was rendered, how
ever, the defendant made his escape FORGETTING his
bond of $500. He has not been heard from since.
Judge Bisgs presided with ability and patience
lie remained several days, waiting for witnesses in
the Williams case The District Attorney, Mr..
Dick, also acquitted himself WELL
Dr The people Of 0uncombe County decided on
the ID instant to subscribe 1925, to the French
Broad Railroad by the fol>wing vote: Subscrip-
ton 955; no subscription 15S Majority for sub
scription 1871 -
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- ) CHAS. w. PALMER,

~ = NHASs W. TALmEns
"OULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF FARMERS
w generally to his PATENT DRAIN BRICK This
brick is specially suited for draining lands and
every facility of iron wooden pipes and at far less cost
to the purchaser Mr. Palmer confidently believes that IF
this brick fairly tested it would only meet the
wants Of those who have lands to DRAIN but would be pre-
erabe in every way to mode of drainage hitherto tried
Mr.. Palmer would also call the attention of the commu-
nifty very superior quality of Oil Hearthbrck which
be will offer for sale, and will be ready to deliver in few
days. The Oil Brick is IL inches square, and made Of the
very best pipe-clay.
N B. All orders addressed to Mr.. Palmer through the
Post Office will meet with prompt attention.
June IA, 1883. A-f
ROXBORO' MASONIC INSTITUTE.
VsHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
Il commence THURSDAY July 2lst, 1859, and will
continue twenty weeks The course of studies will have
special reference to admtance into the Freshman class at
the University.
TERMS:
In the Classical Department 800 90
English department, SO 50 t. $l2 SO
Those who send requested to have the pupils present
' HxsEIL NORWOOD, Principal:
June IA, 1859. M-W6t.
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGIATE IN.
STITUTE.
YNHE TH1RTY.SEVENTH SESSION OF THIS OLD
Il Institution will commence the l4h of JULY Terms
as liberal other first class schools. Aid extended the
INDECENT and talented, seeking education
For particulars apply to
JULIUS WILCOX, Principal.
June IA, 1889. 24-WSt.
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WEDNESDAY, June 8.
The Valedictory sermon was preached by Rev. ].
L. Burrows, D. D., of Richmond, Va. This sermon
is spoken of as most impressive discourse.
The Address before the two Literary Societies was
delivered by DR.. Edward Warren, of Edenton and
is also very highly spoken Of We had not the
pleasure of hearing either the address the
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ST. MARY,s SCHOOL,

Right Rev. THOS. ATKINSON, D. D. visiter
Rev. ALBERT SMEDES D. D. Rector.
TIME s5TH TERM OF THIS SCHOOL WILL CON-
Il mence ULY 9Th, and continue till December 3d.
For circular containing full particulars apply to the
Rector.
June a. 1859. 54-7t.
w Fayetteville Observer; Herald and journal, Will
mingon; Despatch Washington Progress, Newbern; Ex
press, Edenton Pioneer Elizabeth City; Waterman, Sails
bury Express Petersburg, Va; Argus Norfolk, Va will
insert three times and send their accounts this Office
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GREENVILLE MALE ACADEMY.
EXUM LEWIS A. B., Principal
vyHE SECOND SESSION of this Institution will begin
Il on MONDAY, the 18th of July next.
TERMS PER SESSION OF 20 WEEKS:
Primary English, SO 90
Reading, Writing and Spelling 1850
Arith. and Geography . go
Latin and Higher English, 20C0
Latin, Greek, and Mathematics, d 90
Greenville June 10, 1859. 54-5tpd
HAVANA CIGARS
Ii lot of superior Havana cigars just received per
Adams Express. ,,,,,, u,,,,,, :.
April %, 1859. 4l-w&swtf.