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ARBOR VITE, ARBOR VITE.

ARBOR VITE, ARBOR VTTE. -
4 RBOR VITES OF ALL SIZES AND PRICES
N from 25 cents TO 81 according to size and quality.
They consist of the following varieties viz-Golden Gil
gantc American Japan Tartarian Siberian Chinese Me-
paul. Gold Edged and others.
just send your money, and you will get your moneys
WORTH from .-...
THOMAS CARTER,
Nurseryman,
Raleigh, N. c.
October l2, 1860. S2-4t.
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1860.

WILLIAM WATSON.
UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGER,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
Zone Door above the Post 0ffce,)
HTAVING JUST LAID IN MY FALL SUPPLY
III which will make a very extensive and handsome
sortment of Goods in my ne consisting of New Style
Decoations Gilt Velvet and Common papers, (srme very
neat us low as 10 ro and Borders TO match, which
will put up in the neatest MANNER either in town or
country Window Shades COrnices, Curtain Bands Pic
ture Tasses Cords &C. Lounges Hair Shuck and Cotton
Mattresses, Table Oil Cloths, &c, &c.
Also constantly manufacturing to order my Celebrated
Newly atenfed Spring Mattress, which for comrt and
durability cannot be beaten Grateful for the patronage
heretofore received ask confirmation of the favOrs
the Public, and promise to make every effort to give salts
faction, both in prices and work. -
Raleigh, n. c., Oct. 12, 1860 S2-lm.
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THOMPSoN'S NEW JEWELRY!
THAS. Ill. THOMPSON Is NOW OPENING
~ Uf the finest Stocks of JEWELRl in the market
Amongst his additions will be found superb lot Of
SILVER WARE,
and he has made arrangements for filling orders of every
kind Of
HAIR WORK.
This may be said to be feature in his business Pat
terms of all imaginable descriptions may be seed at his
Store.
c. H. T. respectfully socts examination of his stock.
Orders promptly attended to.
Repairing of WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c, carefully
and promptly attended to-
Raleigh, Oct. Z, 1859. s7-tf
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WANTED,
NoTICE-sELLING OFF AT COST.

NOTICE-SELLING OFF AT COST.
VNHE ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE OF MESSRS.
il D0DD SCHEIB, having been assigned to me in
payment of debts offered for sule at coSt The
Stock consists extensive assortment Fancy Goods
and Toys also of Candies Nuts Fruits, Segars. dc.
Also, for sale Ice Cream Machine aud apparatus for
making Candy.
All persons indebted to DoDD ScHEIB are requested
to make immediate payment to me, or TO Mr.. WIN. H..
D0DD, my only authorized agent.
Raleiph N c. Sent |. 1860, 70-tf
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WANTED,

SITUATION AS ASSISTANT Or LOCAL EDI-
"A TOR f desired will take the Editorial charge in
city or country, by young who has had considerable
experience in Editorial life and is also practical printer
Persons wishing further Information, by letter other
wise, are referred to --..--, -. .:.-z,.-s.E
-..ss. ~.,s' ~-ats1-rf Portsmouth, Va
October 7, 1879. 7n - 80. 6-t.
ID ABROAD IRON ATOgITY POINT.-soo
II Tons Railroad Iron Pattern 50 pounds 70 the yard
For sale by
.h Petersburg Va :
October 19, 1850 s2A
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September 5th, 1850.
GOODS AT WHOLESALE.
20 BOXES ASSORTED FAMILY SOAP,
eDO 10 Boxes Adamantine Candles
so Assorted Candy,
Is Pure HIghlrnd Soda,
10 0sceola Starch,
80 Kits Mackerel,
10 White Fish,
90 Boxes Raisins,
90 Half boxes Rasns
90 Quarter boxes Rasins
65 Boxes and Cases Champagne,
20 Boxes Cheese,
10 Casks Ale
5 Casks Porter,
5 Hhds. Molasses
90 Sacks Marshas Salt.
Sugar by the Barrel.
Coffee by the Sack.
Bacon in lots to suit at -
Raleigh, N. c. Sept, 1860. 72-tf
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HECTOR DAVIS,
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For Sale of Negroes,
FRANKLIN STREEr, RICHMOND Va,
SELLS NEGROES BOTH PUBLICLY AND PRI-
- vatey and pledges his best efforts obtain the high
est market prices
He has a safe and commOdous JAIL, where he will board
all Negroes intended for his sales 80 per day.
July q, 1860. 6O-Iy.
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NOTICE OF IMPORTANT SALE.

TO CONSUMERS OF COAL.
II SHALL, DURING THE WINTER, (AND IN FACT
IL all the year ruund,) keep on hand u
Full Supply of Coal for Crates and Stoves.
As order do intend to SELL if am aware of
it, any but the BEST article of Coal hope to receive
liberal share of patronage sell Coal per long ton
2,24" pounds Coal viii be weighed the Town Scales
if desired by the purchaser
Orders left at my office will be promptly attended to.
Orders from the country when the parties not known
should be accompanied with references.
WM. p MOORE, Jr,
Newbern, n. e.
October &, 1860. SOFT
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REMOVAL.
THOMAS HI. MOORE,

PETERSBURG, Va,
AS REMOVED TO THE NEW AND SPACIOUS
~ Store, No lis Sycamore street. doors above Dom
n Johnstons and next TO Miller Peace, where he is
tal Trade. - ''''N VI - ' 'N' WV
fehants, Planters and others, respectfully invited
S gu examination of his Goods before buying elsewhere
september IA, 1850. 74-3m.
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D. H. C.. MOORE. JoHN P. BARNES
Late of Mississippi. Late of Halifax, n. T.
MOORE & BARNES,
ATTORNIES AND COUNSEILORS AT LAW AND So
LICITORS IN CHANCERY,
NAPOLEON, DESHA County, ARKANSAS
Will practice in all the Courts of the State of Arkansas
and Bolivar county, Mississippi Will also attend to
the burng ands paying for uon-residents, &c
All business intrused to their will receive prompt
attention. Address, -
MOORE BARNES,
Napoleon, Desha County, Arkansas.
Refer 10 Hon. H. s Foo,e Nashville Tenn; Hon. A. G.
Bmwn. u s. s.; Hon W. h. Sebastian, q. s. s.; Hon.
John V. Wright, NJ. C., Washington City, ID. c.
december l6 1859. 1O7-!y.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE NEXT
N Legislature of North Carolina for law prohibiting
the sale of intoxicating liquors in the town of Haywood
Chatham county, NJ c., and within two miles and half of
the corporate limits of the same.
September 25 1850. Tim.
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BUSINESS CARDS, &C.
RALEIGH AND GASTON RAILROAD!
Change Of Schedule!

nN AND AFTER THfS DATE THE NAIL TRAIN
" on the Ra'aigh aaI Castor Railroad will fol-
lows:-
Leave Raleigh daily at TO- A. NJ,
Arrive at Weldnn daily at ~, NJ.
Leave Weldon daily at IL, A. NJ,
Arrive at Raleigh daily at $40, P. NJ
THE FREIGHT TRAINS will run as follows:-
Portsmouth Freight leaves Raleigh Monday Wednesday
and Friday;
Arrives at Raleigh Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Tetersburg Freight Leaves Raleigh Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday;
Arrives at Raleigh Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
p. A. DUNN, Supt.
November s, 1859. g6-iy.
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A SITUATION WANTED.

TJNHE UNDERSIGNED WHO IS A GRADUATE OF
Il Randolph Macon College desires situation as
teacher. Address,
T. J. OVERBEY
YOung's Roads, Granville, n. c.
September 4, 1880. 7l-6tpd
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
THNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL OPEN THE UPPER
IL part Of the
Large Brick Building,
No. Is Fayetteville Street.
for the accommodation of strangers visiting the city dur
ing the approaching FAIR also for the Members of the
Legislature Those wishing comfortable and convenient
rooms will do well TO call and make selection the To-
cay OF the hOnse is convenient the Capitol Square,
MARGARET J.. .FENTRESS.
Raleigh. N. c.
October :, 1850. SO-3t
eSs Spirit of the age copy two times.
IMPROVED COTTON GINS.
1T HAVE RECENTLY ADDED TO MY COTTON GINS
Il W. MClENDON'S Improvement on Cotton Gin boxes
by which the Gin will pick about One'hrd more cotton
per day. and improves the quality of the from
y cent per pound Gin not using this improve
ment 1t picks the seed cleaner and prevents the cotton
from cloggIng on the
This improvement cnnssts in Hanging the heads of the
cuttun box six inches from where the pass through
the ribs, in direct line outward DETECTING from this line
in angle of about fifteen degrees-causngt the cotton
it passes upwards to contract the and expand
the box goes downward thus shifting the
To present different surface the continually
they move round.
MeSSrs. F. lenneberry Co. my agents at Norfolk,
Va and prepared to fill promptly all orders entrusted
TO them.
GEORGE KIDD,
LaGrange, Ga.
July "a, 1850. 5y-3m.
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STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA-Ro ROCKING.
y HAM COUNTY.-Wliam W. Roper and others vs.
C. Glenn, Administrator of Charles Roper deceased-In
Equity. . -fr .. - - -
In this is referred the Master to the ac
count of G L. Glenn, the Admir-. of Charles Roper,
decd and that he advertise for all of the next of kin Of
the said Charles Roper to appear before him at the
time and place of taking the same and prove their rea
In obedience to the foregoing order notice hereby Civ
en- that have appointed my Office in the town of Went.
worth Rockingham county, the place. and Saturday the
9th of October $780, the time when and where shall
proceed to state the account above mentioned which
time and place all persons claiming to be the of kin Of
said Charles Roper requested rake their appearance
and proof to make before if proof they can of their
said relationship to the said intestate.
- A. NJ SCALES, CINE.
October 9, 1860. price adv. 81 Std.
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iEfseELEAHE0Us,
NoRTH.CAR6ffTl~sFkTF F1TR

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO All PERs6NS
who desire to exhibit articles at the Fair of the State
Agricultural Society, to in this City TUES
for exhibition to the care of John r HARRISON Eso
VINO has been duly appointed by the Executive Committee
TO receive Articles intended for exhibition at the Depot
ana 10 convey them to the Fair Grounds All Articles for
exhibition should be at the Depot in this City by MON
DAY, the 18th instant.
Mr. p. F. PESCUD and DR.. L. 8. PERRY have been
appointed Committee of Reception TO provide accomno.
datious for visitors. -
.. WILSON W. WHITAKER, Sect'y.
October 2, 1860. . ...... = 7S~,d. i
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BATTLE ON THE RIO GRANDE.

The official report of Capt. Heintzelmaa,
received BY Secretary Floyd. gives detail
co statement Of the battle Vt Cortinas On the
9th ultimo. Cortinas. with six hundred
men, was entrenched one mile above Rio
Grande city. Capt. Heinlzleman alta cked him
with one hundred and Fifty regulars and one
hundred and eighty Mer rangers. Cortinas
retreated. add running fight was kept up
Tor ten miles, when the outlaws dispersed;
Cortinas, with twenty men, swimming the
Rio Grande. Fifty Mexicans were killed,
fliteen Rangers wounded. All Cortinas' ar
tiilery and supplies were captured. Corti.
mas soon after reappeared before Roma, a
s"ail town higher up the river. and threat
ened 70 burn il. Capt. Stones company Of
cavalry was sent to occupy that place. Com
Pany Y. first artillery. is occupying Fort
k'nggold. Capt. u. begs that new troops be
sent him, and urges the positive necessity for
them on that frontier. He thinks Coriinas
designs laying waste the frontier, and then
escaping iato SOnors.
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NORTH CARol,IyA

meeting OF the citizens of Cb.tb..
county, having requested Governor Fills -
convene special session Of the Leglsla,, =
=. 'nis state ~ view OF recent events. the
governor has wisely decided that sucl, 4 are n
= moi necessary at the present time. IN h;s
'elfr making known this decision ne says.
ruiy approaching the magnitude ~ tbe
causes mat have given rise 10 these annre.
nehs'ons, and sensible Of the persistent &c.
iorls OF The esil.disposed persons who wonId
uistafp our peace. nevertheless enter,a;n
me opinion that the public need appreherd
~. no immediate aggression by force of a,ms
10 my mind, our danger lies not in ,bs, =;
fecuon. The attacks most to be feared a.
those coming under the specious -. ~
hw-more quiet aud insidinus IN ~. "
p,Tae"es' out none the less fatal in their re-.
sulis ! deem & important. too. to avoid IN
suen acton As would tend 10 increase INA
now existing among our peonIa
Jusuy a. ms excitement has been Dro,okad
SUI, 10 my opinion. such a measure wonIj
greatly tend TO that result.
when the Legislature meets in rrvuI.r
session se vii have an opportunity Of Ions.
'hg Calmly on the events Of the past wear
ana The dangers that lie ahead Of us.ani
mat real danger does sorruund us Il would
DC criminal IN public officer TO attemnt 10
frame Of mind will be NOR.
Propltous to discreet and considerable levi..
lat'on. IN times q real public peril. above
~ ".'ers' legislation should proceed with
p'shty ana solemnity, nega,ising all susni.
ION y me influence Of passion. and the.rby
'eeofihs more surely the obedience Of our
W., W. people and the respect of all ether.
hls should especially be the case IN ON,
siate, Tor the faith which North Carolina ba.
,,cfapalously kept with all men leaves no
'ouOt That resolves enacted in her halls of
will be surely and scrupuIously
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WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE.

a lew days since. NJ. Jas. n. Beadle. or Hunts.
sile, Alabama called on US and gave o. pe,m;..iop
70 publish for the benefit Of suffering bums,;,v ~
as'ohshing cure which had been elected II M c,se
= ~ nns ~ lhe lse Of Dr. Hances Vegetable hi.
lepuc RUS. tie informed us that Il The tme N. M.
commenced using The medicine her system VA = ~.
fely Pfosrae. hy the number IL !, asns ~ mi mi
dergone, as 10 reduce her weight 70 loo NJ. sncs
she has been taking the pills, she has en,,e, 81,
sae sPasms and has gained IN weight aud bod, health
sas now weighs at least 200 lbs and delares 81 /.
~ ee's, enI"yment Of health than ever before Il h.,
ir. Nc beade alsa related the case cf Mr.. Harrison
ldshl"ot Of the same town. Who has q. entirely en-.
e, e. o. The worst form Of Epilepsy by :. sane an.
W. h'shiho's case 90 bad that he neyev n,s.eJ
wees without having an attack. oi.en falling down
y ~ s'est ne has not hsd an attack fsr more Inn
year W.. Besde thinks that Il The pls ever I'M u
euts case q 4 Coz the want u proper pr..er,ance
en NC part q the person IN taking them i N wi.
assured rom observation IN The case 81 his vie H., n
ey ere taken ior sufficient length Of time. th,y MI
- ny ease' sent O. any part u ihe country N mail
,as .s OF remittance. Address sgra = .ScE
los Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. pricr. ono NJ,
% two, IS; Twelve, $al. s.s '0A'
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Ma. GIpp,Sas SUMMONED prrone rur M.
PEa's fERaY INVESTIGATING couarrrrr
cleveland Plaindesicr announces IN, NJ
\. w Fitch. u. :. Marshal II Nor,bsrr
Ohi", ha. received ! bundle oC official ioen'
mrnts it"m the Chairman of the H.rper..
,feffy Investigating Committee. eommandine
p p,al 70 suopgna Joshua r, Giddings. Ralph
Plumb and John Brown. Jr., 10 appsar ne.
lore the Committee AMI testify under oath an
they NAV know Of the Organization. !" I'm.
Sous OF Liberty" or any other otraniz,,ion
connected with John Browns" work In Kan.
sas. u these witnesses refuse 10 obey N.
summons, they are 10 be arrested ond,r
warrants which accompanied the subpoaa,
, US rlalnusalef also states that the sons Or
~, .'ue,ly y Mest Andoser. Ohio, have dec,.
ded deliberately 10 refuse 10 obey m. sam.
mons, aud to resist if attempts are made "a
enforce Il. The same action has been TAI en-
At Obeflin. 'aas"
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srmi-weeLly Indepenaent --M...n

b. Chspin a Co.. Publishers u the GelJsho,oueh IL.
dependent. commenced . semi-veekly issue on Wed.
nesiay last The editor. profess 10 b.indepsnJeui in
politics. bat em determined 10 take an aeive part in
the coming National contest. IN favor Of STATE Rights.
The Constitution and the Union. We shall be srati6
81 nhey are she 70 DO aui ye, keep free from The
b'ss q Pary. J, = task much more easily s..un.J
'san Penarmed. !, requires cooler head lhan youns
shoulders arc accustomed y wear. - wen a. sound
and srPsneneei ndgmsn,. VIZ hopt their sncce.. w,l
equal Their hgheN expectations The priceoflhe semi.
Weekly . ~, and q The Weekly ~. 10 advance In
the Weekly.
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LtrcHER REugwEp.-The National Intel.
mgeneer desetes four columns 10 a review Of
.ov. betsher's disunion message. eonte.dinv
mat TIE Governor has Substantially admitted
inst TIE present constitution dies M, ssFo,J
adequate protection 10 slave propsr,y and
therefore he wants another. A sorse.non.
Hence between Alex. Hamilton and lane.
Madison. y quoted. 70 shaw that ~ states
- adopting the Constitution, lid - !. N -.
70 aud foeDtr," aud hence there i no nowsr
TO seeede. p,,,,.I,,.. $500, 49,
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

:, st. Johns, IN. F.) Jan. 20.
The steamship Circas.ian, from Liverpool
On the IN. but bringing telegraph dates "a
the 9th. arri.ed here this morning.
Ihs Continental news is unimportant. II
was still uncertain whether the Congress
would assemble. Count Walewski's dis.
aissal or retirement from the French Csb.
net was attracting much attention. The
English journals construe il as an evidence
that Napoleon intends to espouse the cause
Of Central Italy. NJ. de. Tiou.pnal was to
quit ConstantinopIe forthwith and assume
the duties Of WaIrwski's former position.
II was rumored that Lord Cowley.s mis.
sion to London had reference 10 the settle.
ment OF The Italian question without the in
ter.entl"n of Congress.
Marshal Mcmahon was to succeed M.
shal sal.lint 10 command Of the French army
in Italy. s" army
ed. 1'P'e''
sardinia protests against the Papal army
eniisting Germans, and threatens 10 send
troops into the Legations.
PRUSSIA Is increasing her army.
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what i ought 70 be. There are several use
iu' articles on grasses, An article on forest
Tees designed 70 call attention to the ne
cesslty q preserving and iucreas ~ our for.
g. '''noer' Articles on tte veterinary art
"a subject little attended to in this country
ARE worthy Of careful onsldersten. I
learn that Mr.. Clemson. Of Maryland, has
accepted the post Of chief Of the agricultural
uivisfoa, and will soon assume its duties.
Ion.
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a. A'socnrg EDuoR APruisrrp.-At 4
late meeting Of the Executive Committee. n
shom the business affairs 81 the North Car.
olina Presbyterian have been entrusted. Rev.
John VI. Sherwood Of Washin gton, N. O..
gas unanimously elected co editor. Mr.
sherwood has signiIied his acceptance Of the
post. provided the Presbytery Of Orange
consent I" a dissolution Of his present pasto.
ral relation: Among the many qualifications
whlch Mr, ,; will bring TO the discharge Of IA.
duties. VIII be the experience derived from
. long acquaintance with the practical az.
tails % The business; and this. iose,her w;,h
his ample literary attainments. iusti6.s \.
~ assuring our Subscribers that ~ pssshy.
terian will be more interesting and 49,,
i've than ever before. Nc -.
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January IL.
DEMOCRACY OF ORANGE

VIE Democrats OF Orange County. are requested
= 70 meet at the Court House in Hillsboroueh, on
tuesday OF aext february Court, for the purpose Of
appointing delegates to the State Convention =, Ra
egh, which meets the 9Th Of March next 10 nom;.
nate Democratic Candidate for Governor; and aIso
70 appoint delegates to the District Convention, which
meets q Franklinton the 9Th Of March next. 10
appoint Two delegates and aernates 10 attend the
na'ional Democratic Convention, which meets At
charleston, on The 23rd Of April next 70 nominate
democratic candidates for President and Vice Presi
oeh' q the United States. Several gentlemen are ex
Pec,ed to address the meeting.
MANY VOTERS.
Jan. IT,
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"E the undersigned successors OF ]. c, Webb A.
W Co, having this day associated ourselves toae-
Their under the name and style Of Webb 4 Dickson. 10
carry 90 TIE Drug business in Hilsboroueh respect,
uy solicit the patronage Of friends and the public
generally as u Is our intention and eSpection 10 merit
hs,r custom by strict attention to our business We
keep constantly on hand full assartmenI Of Pure
Drugs, Medicines Paints Oils, Dye.Stuf.. Fancy A.,
lcrs Pure Wines and Liquors FOR Medicinal purposes
ana az oher articles 10 Inc which We Eel sure
We can seil on accommodating terms a. hey can NJ
bought elsewhere. Especial care viii be given . p,
Tag up prescriptions II all hours.
]. {. VERB,
HENRY DICKSON.
Jnuary !. "a
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GREATLY REDUoED PRICES.

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
1 THOUGH my stock Of Goods i yery lille |;
- any less desirable at present than when il wa,
nfst opened IN the beginning Of the seasons yet a
me character Of large portion Of the stock is Of the
description OF goods that depre in value BY change
OF fashion il carried for another fall trade deem
II the best policy to make the sacrifice at once and thus
make room to repenish with full assortment of fresh
and fashionable goods each season. The advantage of
sucn plan Is apparent to all rejecting persons who
give any attention to such matters, as il enables a
merchant 10 offer to his customers the newest STYLES
OF goods besides, saving accumulation of interest
Which 10 the necessary result Of dead capai coDse-
quenty an active exchanging OF the stock is OF mutual
advantage both to the buyer and seller The present.
stock = entirely fresh i having been purchased during
the fall season.
Among the stock will be found some Of the most de
sliabe Staple well as Fancy Goods, that will be
sold very cheap, viz: Bleached and Unbeached Shirt
ings, Irish Linens l24 Cotton and Linen Shesrings-
IN 'he latter an unusually good bargain can be had as
u was purchased at auction at greatly reduced price
The cheaPness Of which was the chief uducement 70
venture to deal in such article, as persons who want
such goods do not expect TO find them in a village
Superior Fanne.s-Among this lot will be found IA
shaker Quaker and Rodgers ron.shrinking English
fiannek besides all the styles of American make. |
willed and Plain Red Flannel and Spun Silk Unier. |
sh's LOT gentlemen; also, Ladies' MerinU Vests large
size square Bed Blankets and Negro Blankets and hest
qualify o. shoes for both and women Ladies' ex.
ira quality Morocco and French Cashmere CATERS. |
made up to order BY the first manufacturers Of Phla
delphia.
10 Gentlemen's articles will he found an excellent
variety OF Cloth, Cassimeres, Saiinets Iakeshore Cas-
slmeres and Jeans, and Overcoats The great variety
Of Ladies' Fsucy Articles will render il Too tedious 10
MENTION Please call and examine the stock, as Won
may be assured that If you require goods between this
and spring will be TO your interest 10 do so, as il is
Desirable TO reduce the stock before the spring trade
sets in.
n B--l.adies will please observe that opened some
beautiful styles Of Dress Goods. and French Worked
md Vaencine Lace Collars and Inside Genes. Chill
irens Irish Poplin and Ready-Made Clolhes, All Of
which will be offered at their original cost. The French
work = Of the incest quality, which would rem. ar i,
more desirable to sell il off even at the sacrifice pro-
'osed above than that they should remain on hand un
u another season. Hoping the ladies will give some
ttentlon to the above. :
am, respectfully,
u. L. OWEN.
HillsbOtough, January 10. ga