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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-21
Charles F. Fisher, Esq.

We publish to-day the Report of the President
and Directors of the North Carolina Railroad, and
the Report of the President of the Road Mr. Fisher
These Reports show that the Road has prospered
der Mr. Fishers administration; and his reelection
to the Office of President against his WISH shows
that the confidence of the Stockholders in his
honesty and ability is not only undated, but that
1t has been increased. His vindication against the
assaults of his enemies is complete. Truth is
omnipotent and public justice certain" The last
Salisbury Banner says:
"At meeting of the Board of Directors, subse-
quent to the adjournment of the stockholders Chas
F. Fisher was unanimously reelected President
This is undoubtedly high compliment to Mr..
Fisher and another unequivocal endorsement of his
management. Mr.. Fisher, as is well known, had
for some time signified his intention to retire from
the Presidency and had stated distinctly to the
meeting in Raleigh his intention to do So He per-
sonally declined to many of the stockholders even
to go into the Board of Directors, and requested
them not to vote for him. He made his report on
Thursday morning and retired from the meeting to
come home and attend to another engagement in
this county on Friday. After he had left, and not
wthstandng the efforts of friends to prevent it he
reelected TO the Board and subsequently to the
Presidency. These are the bare facts of the case
and they show the confidence the stockholders and
Board have in Mr. Fisher.
The question now is will Mr.. Fisher accept the
Presidency? We understand his position to be
this: that inasmuch as this important work of the
State and the people cannot be left without head,
he will continue to discharge the duties of President
till he has opportunity Of meeting and consulting
the Board again This is characteristic of Mr. Fish,
er. He is not the man to desert any important pub
lie duty assigned him, even from the most urgent
personal considerations"
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1t has often been asserted that Judge Douglas
through his first wife, became the proprietor of
slave plantation with slaves upon it The real facts
are related by his friend and biographer, j. W..
Sheahan, ESQ.,, who has recently published life of
Douglas, for the purpose of advancing the PTesiden
tial prospects of the Little Giant" Mr.. Sheehan
says in his book that on the 7th of April 1S47,
Judge Douglas was married to Miss Martha Denny
Martin, daughter of Col Robert Martin of Rocking
ham County, North Carolina. That on the day af-
ter his marriage Cob Martin placed in the hands of
his son-in-law deed of certain plantations, in
GLIDING the slaves upon then in the State of Msss-
spp and that Judge Douglas declined to accept the
gift; that Col. Martin died the following year, leay-
ing those plantations to Mrs Douglas and her sur
vving children, with the wish expressed in his will
that the slaves should remain in the family. Those
slaves are the property of the children of Judge
Douglas by his first WIFE HIS wife aOas and his
children are Shareholders ard he himself has said
publicly in the Senate ~ have wish, no aspira-
ton to be considered purer or better than she who
was or they who are Shareholders. "-NeD York
Nens
Judge Douglas is one of the few public men born
and raised in the free States who has never uttered
word against the institution of slavery. He has
never characterized it as wrong either politically
morally, or socially His speeches and letters will
be searched in vain for any injurious unkind
reflection on shareholders. There many Southern
men, now honored by their fellow citizens who have
assailed the institution on moral and social grounds
Judge D., though born and educated in New Eng
land State, has never done so. This is simply the
truth of history
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RALEIGH, July 10, 1860.

InT. W. Il. Saunders -
SIR: The article in the Standard of the 18th, to
which you refe- political in its nature 1t was
written under the impression had received from
what considered good authority, that you had
gone out of your way to speak in harsh and denun-
ciatory terms of the Standard and its Editor. I
felt that you could have no good reason to do that
and hence my notice of your remarks: Ridicule
and sarcasm are legitimate weapons in political war
fare. resorted to them and used them freely, but
certainly with intention and no wish to injure
you as man. On the basis of your letter to me,
and as simple matter of justice, have no hesita-
ton in saying, and take pleasure in saying that it
was not my purpose in the article referred to- which
considered entirely political in its nature, to dero-
gate in any respect from your character gentle
man.
1t is not necessary that should reply 70 your re-
marks set forth in your letter. in relation to the
Standard. / am prepared to abide the consequent
ces Of my course in relation to the Presidential
nominations, and to leave it to time and events to
vndicate that course both at Charleston and Balti
more, and since my return home.
Respectfully,
W. w. HOLDEN.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET!
FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. JNO. w. ELLIS,
OF ROWAN.

Is We shall support this ticket for
President and Wee President on these
conditions: That the Electors qoiU cote
for the strongest man, Breckenridge or
Douglas as the case may be, against Lincoln.
That IS, IF the cote Of this State e0iU elect
either Of them ouer Lincoln, or eoiU put
either Of them an the House, 1t Is to be
cast accordingly. But If the cote eoiW elect
neither, nor put either Of them IN the
House, the Electors to cote as they please.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-21
CORRESPONDENCE.
RALEleH, July 18th, 1860.

RALEIGH, July 18th, 1860.
!" oIR In your paper of the 14th inst, there is an
article containing expressions It seems to me, un-
warranted by any thing I have said Of YOU. It ia
true that at the ratification meeting in Salisbury
on the 18th. inst, spoke in terms of condemnation
OF the course of your paper towards Breckenridge
and Lane, and their supporters
do not desire to seek q difficulty with YOU. and
in order to prevent the occurrence of such thing
l think it better to state what did say. 1 made a
proposition to form q Breckinridge and Lane club;
said it was necessary to be organised, we would
have to fight both the regular opposition and an IT.
regular one. was glad to say, however, that the
latter was small in numbers was sorry to see
that the nomination Of Breckenridge and Lane had
been denounced as sectional and irregular. /
thought any one who denounced as sectional and ir
regular nomination that had received the cordial
appreciation of large majority of the delegates not
only OF the State but of the country ought himself
to be denounced sectional and irregular. could
not approve the course of that paper which had for
so many years been the organ ofthe party at Raleigh
that 1t was such ought to be denounced by every
Democrat IN North-Carolina. This is the substance
of what said, and nearly the words as can re-
collect said nothing, whatever, about you per-
sonally. My denunciaton entirely political and
my reason for it was that saw your paper would
have to be repudated as our organ or we would be
compelled to sacrifice Breckenridge and Lane, as
knew that your article of the 7th inst, would be
used by the Opposition to show that the nomination
of Breckenridge and Lane was disunion move
ment
In your paper of the 18th, you indulge in remarks
about me- that seem intended to be purely of per-
sonal nature. Itseems that you desire to change
the issue from one entirely political to one entirely
personal Personal newspaper warfare is wholly
repugnant to my disposition, and shall never con-
sent to engage in such controversy with any one.
Ny object, therefore, in writing is to ask if / am
correct in supposng You intended in your article of
the l4th inst, to derogate in any respect from my
character and honor as a gentleman.
have been unavoidably absent from home, or
would have attended to the matter sooner .
Respectfully,
w. L. SAUNDERS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-21

We had the pleasure of meeting here during the
past week Hon. Asa Biggs, o. s District Judge on
his way to hold Court at Asheville. Judge Biggs
has with him bis entire family with ayew Of spend
ing the summer in the mountains. That is one of
the most eectual links for binding the East to the
West -sS 80
Robt. P. Dick, ESQ.,, Of Greensboro, U. s District
Attorney; Wesley Jones, Esq, of Wake, U. S. Mar
shall ; and Col John l. Cantwell, of Wilmington U.
s. District Court Clerk also passed through to Ashe
vile to attend to their Court duties.-.Salisbury
Banner.
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Hce-Prssidsnt Breckenridge at 0ak1and-Rome-

-President Breckenridge at Odkland-Rome-
toard Bound.
OAKLAND. Nd, July 15-Vice- President Brock
inridge and his family who left Baltimore on Satur-
day morning, arrived here the same evening and
concluded to remain here over Sunday He will
continue the journey westward on Monday morning
He was provided with the special travelling car Of
President Garrett for himself and family, and ex-
pressed himself as highly pleased with the kindness
and courtesy extended to him both at Baltimore
and on the route
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Nopements of Senator Dauazas.

BosToN, Saturday, July a
The friends of Mr.. Douglas are making prepare
tons to give him grand reception his arrival in
this city. 1t is understood he will attend the COM
mencement at Harvard College on Wednesday, and
accept the invitation of the Lancers to dine with
them on that day.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-21
MEYERS, MIRACULOUS vERMIN DE-

STnOYER, the Oldest and best remedy known for Ex-
terminating RATS ond MICE COCKROACHES, BUGS,
ANTS, MOSQUITOES, FLEAS, MOTHS, GRAIN.
WORMS and GARDEN INSECTS.
"a Principal Depot, 6l2 Broadway, Y.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
May 10, 1860. s9-w&sW3m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-21

1t is said that the whole West from the Ohio 70
the Missouri, is vast grain field 1t is estimated
that the State of Ohio will have thirty million
bushels of wheat-fve millions more than it has
ever produced before and that it is of the best
quality
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A MELANCHOLY 0ccURREscE-We sincerely re-
greet to state the fact that John Irwin ESQ.,, Presi-
dent of the Branch of the Bank of North Carolina,
and one of the oldest and most useful and beloved
of the citizens of Charlotte attacked with apo
plexy yesterday and lies dangerously ILL All that
attention and medical skill can accomplish is being
exerted in his behalf Charlotte Bulletin
We learn from the Bulletin of Thursday that Mr..
Irwin died on Wednesday last
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-21

ORANGE COUNTY.-We regret to learn that John
w. Norwood, Esq, has been compelled by Ill health
70 retire from the canvass in Orange. 1t will be
seen by the proceedings in the Standard to-day,
that Capt. John F. Lyon has been nominated in his
place.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-21

81 There was black Republican ratification
meeting in Union Square, New York, on Monday
night last The Herald speaks of it as "slim
gathering and no enthusiasm"
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BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS is the best and
cheapest article for dressing beautyng cleansing curl
ing. preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies' try it.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.
March l3, 1860. u-w&sw6mos.
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FOR PRESIDENT:
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10 LANE.
OF OREGON.
ELE CTORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT.

For the State at Large:
ALFRED NJ. SCALES, OF ROCKINGHAM.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
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SPECIAL NorICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly

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mon the CASH system AA papers discontinued at the
srpirqOn Of the time ,Oheh they haze been paid SUB
scr6es .U be notified before their time IS out,
bra CROSS their papers, and unless tie subscription
is rse,Oed tie paper w1 Be discontinued This is rule
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mark and rens,O your subscription.
Teet9y Standard 81 per annun IN adUance.
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they desire the change TO be made.
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CROP OF 1859.
fURNIP SEED.

LARLY WHITE FLAT,
WHITE FLAT, red top,
LARGE GLOBE,
LARGE NORFOLK,
RUTA BAGA, purple top, &c.
Just to hand, for sale by b. D. TURNER.
RALEIGH, July 1850. ST.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-21

TO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTY.
UTE ARE REQUESTD TO ANNOUNCE ELISHA
w COLE, Esq, candidate for the Office Of Sheriff
in Chatham county.
June Is, 1850. 49-tf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
LON ON
Northern Assurance Com an y,
No. MooaakrK STREET, LONDON,
FOR FIRE AND LIFE AS,UnANCES

Al Home aad Atrood.-E sfa1tsAed IN 1888.
-. t6sgs 500 90
Paid up Capital and surplus. ........,.. xAlll "
Annual Revenue year Jan. 81 iss,.. sas,,S II
THIS Company against loss damage by Fire. al
most every description Property The premium
conditions OF Insurance framed with
the greatest literally.
The Puiees This Company only guaranteed by
large Capital but asoby the unluied personal responsibility
Of nearly 10so shar hoderA
promptly adjusted and paid without reference 10
London special fund provided In Philadelphia Tor payment
of Losses In this Country.
W. W. WILLIAMSON,
nov 2S-dts Agent In syDchhdrg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
New Commission House.

New Commission House.
M have this day associated the pur
" pose of conducting IL GENERAL COMMISSION BCsl.
MSS nor ic sale OF Tobacc" Wheat, Torn. &c We 49,
Nhrr "' Inc patronage oi generous public, assuring tn u
i We are much younger than The Bord n Jide, and ii"
"Wn!s ignored It's action on the ~ per We W"
sen Tor w" under the Old rates OF commissions I'd make rc
ahces as soon as sold Oce al Jno. C. Shcarcr Main etr
july 2Ddsciy SIitfIti; 4 DlJKKS
~ BUSHELS NEW CROP CLOVER SEED Tor sale
NY al SMITH n ADAMS,
jan zJs al Main >ieSi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
MANIPULATED GUANO.

MANIPULATED GUANO.
M offer Ia the Planters of Virginia Guano prcpar. by
w follows:
l,1 lbs best Peruvian G,iano thai be procured;
SUI 10 Soniorcro GIanu, containing 81 Ihns-
. phae OF Lime:
200 do Ground Plaster for which ~ n
Planters and others invited Ia examine article
The hest Information obiain believe
one ct the best that can he prepared for the Virginia lands,
lr'c !" Planics xlS per ton ~ less per
furnish the bags.
~ Prepurc, aud ~ sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & Co,
=, Richmond. Virginia.
~ We refer I" Planters whr have used Sonihrerr
MEX Isl, dos Allen, ESD and l.. H. Siy ESD and others.
report 81 The sane, samples from y bags and shall kept
Ia that standard:
- am now able 10 give ,ou the result analysis The,
sh"" the Mixture To he what stated former letter ami
Juge Thai !"n are very fortunate the selection materials
especial, t" Peruvian ao The per coinage of Ammonia
shows lie pure Peruvian 10 contain IA per cent which
NOR Than Ia" average. !, he Analysis Is as follows:
MOISTURE given OIL al boiling loiu) .......... 1nNf
'"i"r,c hch ODD; Lime, 36i 40
Ammonia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
lhs'dnle Matter. ........... ............... III
a small quantity of Alkaii-undcrmincl. Water in
combination and organic matter ............. ~
lunuO
Hoping that your fertilizer mny with the success wch
remain, yours
s-dSclv ID X FUTILE.
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" VI. II. STRaTTON,
SAMl.. W. lli\SlI.'
Singers Sewing Machines


1FA success alNas the conclusive pr,o( Of ,ra
men judged by this test there labor ,,nt .,Th
,t s. i'.'ie iii'Fi'c singers sewing Mariin.s-
'c' astonishing the II -tSt reputation United states
n! we're exhibited AT ihs late "Exposun UNIVERSITIES in
rfHln where they carried highest prnitin. ami
ef,'t liahhIitt"rA to MAKE lcm has built Paris
III rNery branch al industry which SEWING Is In h lno
h'' machines can he used with immrnsc profit As The smell
!" ' Ea1May lrun Is To travelling fn1t sevin, ~ nj,
9il2ee Machines compared with hand M mil ,r
hoi'aNe tr-ssinhkcr, carriage trimmer saddcr halter S
W. S'qul MOI be without The profit of usiny pp nj
t machines regularly employed. is One thousand Dol.rs
a!t IN all private families where there is much .,in, 10
Ne a"helee nacles are an Invaluable assistance Planters
ana hoid keepers bnd them particularly convenient an, ,ot
c These machines simple Ia their c,uslrrti, nt,
Nt? s'rf" AMI durahl' being the ei, Kind OF >ru, Ma.
cs e"f oaie by which every work coarse, ar fine
could bctrivc'y executed Thousands inferior and v,l
Tess SWING Maciiines have hou made sid 1nd,r xnrs
e', on SINGERS Ma'ldnes alone i.,r t found every,
"9 AT, toea'!sl> 1hc wants oi the people.
rum Hns Instructions for usiu arr. sent " III, rn.l M,
mint ma "hc an! one rcItitt eaulrt The art of -, ,
80 tflr &c machines are packed securely to 20 la nm,
I' OF th' ""'d l" all persons ,irin,. more pariinr il,
We Will on Application by either of orr on
| r'fT4t copy o l. NJ Slayer * Co.'S Gazette n Iaprt
""''! "'b.ti 10 ihe Sewing Machine Interest.
n, /. NJ. SINGER h CO.
~ Principal oAce, M. 32i Broadway New YotL
nniNNNPfFicfs-No. Il Hanover 81. Boston, No W Cham
st. 'wfia'th ~ 1o'eNiIic, \. y; No 2Ii Tread II
NeNhk, NIL No. i2 thcsnGi -. Phil.l,hhia Ma t,i nj
hm1Le ST. Baimr.: No - Westminster st. prn,ilrn -
t'-:". ss' STU 81 Cincinnati: No o. North AZ :, :,
Mobile. ' - ~ 80 t"llt'N ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

7 7 Il III I I N w TIII'INTTIIN,
Manufacturers aud Wholesale Dealers IN
Hats, Caps, and straw G oods,
Ne. lG7 Nam Street, olposfe Eretnage Banf,
RICHMOND, VA.
HAVING made extensive preparations nrr now "rrlhg !"
4 Tho nrrrl Of Nirxihih. North carolina aud thhcs
49,. princes Nhc cannot bat n-ute sal" Ne hH9e6 ara
eaufe stosk n Spring dnd SaIamfr hoods ever got
this market, which iu qualify variety nnh "luhe,
rSeicd Al they al l. ook before P'r'hashg
,s-~h"tr. orpta- strictly and promptly attended u"
Mr. 4 l.. PRECURSORS, Formerly Of Mon M"nr" county,
Interested and viii dNof" 10 his Nhiua
L. ..r,iras EIILIT ~ WElsIiEE.
III tutnr
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boston ElaNnr

li.'sit" -2r AsG. i"bneco Fra, We arr now r,,,
~ -r'' '3scni ir iohaceo far the Bpsion MAXI S
4. . - INN MIA. l"' aF'-re,pe ji;ly invited
..' 'N'.''.'' 5" NJ ~ t1rnEE' SEQ
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SCHEME.

32,Se5 prizes amounting to ...... slTzop
Tickets t2e Halves ti0, Quarters g. E,ghihs A2.6a
Certificate Of Package Of 20 Wbolss, 4R19 %
Pho. do. 10 Halves lli ~
Do. do. 20 Quarters. .,........4-. - %
do. do. " EiRbths, 49,. -.s...., III 81
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS ~,
To be drawn In Wilmington D, Saturday, March 3ls 1861
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ss Merchants and others Interested Informed ,
South ~hic Railroad Company LA,
HE drat AZ" done between their lclu, and all
Al the niie rate, 9ri Ia and i-I
CiNc Your orders Ia MIR. L. h. SINS.
EGIiruad Depot. W. b. GRlIt,. Agent
La NNnht ftI l. I,Oh. - IL l.. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
NEW GONGERN

NEW CONCERN.
w have this d. associated together for The pur.
" pose I" r"hduehgn general Grueery aud Commission
hasiner~ under The style and firm of ~ IigNsry al
lie Old stand ui Mnrrcll Sira"n No OF Nam street n,
bsrg Va = ''
New keep constantly ou hand gonI assortment of Gro
chs Liquors StaIie bfA G"!s. and cc s.
nj krli in "a Gruc,ry establishments
- GUAR attention paid 10 III" alrof Tobacco Wheat Flou,
hal an her Kinds u country produce
"th' ny stfc attention |" business merit the PATRONAGE
our iriai. and the public gen,rai,
WI. II. SIRaTToN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

~ Idp~ CUBA sCGAE-pstt oioie,
4 " l.elned sugar-au grade..
- B,ss. oder.
se.s j IA al u LpAfse Salt
.,ss No aud Mackerel;
10, bbls, Apple brandy
- asks Madeira wine
So las LAsu,rs aud Rio Cone.;
BbA Portland syrup;
- Rbs Nep ofieans Aoiasses;
- ..fees Iodi.l.
ftrnch Brandy.
~ pus- rnri-5zs iahG SfpoIns Dc;
81 t.rt .sy E,v Nhiskes;
For sA1, - JONES 4 CO,
dec i-ids Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
Great southern Hat and Cap Mandatory.
John DOOLEY.

Manufacturer and Dealer IL Far. .Srap, L<yhorn'
I'iaama. S,tl and Aoieskin Dress Hafs.
HAVE nov ready my spring stock Of iiAs, CaIs =
aud Goods, 70 which would invite The a'ien,
an OF merchants u Virginia, North Carolina and
Tctn oonaen, OF my ability 10 suppl, them with ever,
thing may lne good terms as they can
he procured in any market Ia the country. -
Ny soc4 will he kept constantly full by the addition OF any
thing l. desirable Having greatly increased my
facilities many desirable styles will be Of my
Ny Black aoekln Hat s,ill In The front
rank equal mol superior 10 anything produced IN The
crnuir,
Ny sssrtncni Of Boys Misses aud thercn. Gicls Trnn
Hats Flats II all the different styles OF Braid ami Leg
horn, cannot be exceed =.
In Military G,o.is, | can furnish anything required NY
stock 81 the various qua. Army "IeKuiaiioD' Hats IL
very complete any the Different styles Of iias or Caps
male Ia ,s1cr nj short notice. -. = -. -.
JOiN D'oIEi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
100000
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware.
CLASS IS
To be drawn Wilmington, bet, saturday March ST. s6o
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LOTTERIES.
CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE,
FER March. ls6o.
FRANCE. BROADBENTS & CO.. MASAoEns,
ETLkT1g T0x DELA WARE
NFICENT SCHEME.

TIE Msnaxs ztssssca Of he public the following
epleadd Schemes be drawn in Wilmington. Delaware by
Slate authority
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:
NOTICE is hereby given TAI the 1rn of william, :, M, =,
~ Co. has lhs day been dissolve by mutual ro.,nt ~
"Tiif partner t'e"rse iiai, retiring ihrr,on Tn,
VIII hereafter % carried IN l.! Mn H. Han indivt,lfI,
-. -, 49, '" Sept - ->9 MM II. HAli. : 90
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CLUTHING! CLOTHING! CLOIAING! !!
Al GITGtiENHEIM

UUAs cities and daily receiving
III very large and fashionable sioeA oi FALL AND WIN
TkR CLOTHING, which beauty, style aud quality, Is nm
surpassed Ne Iecu. request. AL Invites The public
general and cnds examine his stock before purehas
Ing he viii hold great ina la cash and
prompt enstomersis Others he has No Iorr ascex
peenee has taught him 10 ac drolcd IA restricting credit
Iii. eoupI,se- different oi Cnata Pants,
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Ia meniou-
He asn has an ass.rmeut Of SEAMLESS CLOTHING The
greatest s and Is manufactured by
Company Tho UHil-d staes, IN New ork The public in
call and then IL Will doubtless puzzle every
body.
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shs lsndkrrchts siasis Travelling BLANKETS tic; also,
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fct hrhss Last ~ he log ir h"r'a" trade
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