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For the best one hundred red oak hid slaves, Q
For the best one hundred white oak pipe
slaves. 9
JUDGEs.-Fred. Lane, j. e. Simpson, J. L.
Gardner, James Berry, T. Foy.
LIME, MARL, &c.-CLASS 4.
For the best barrel North Carolina Lime, 81
Specimen of Mari, g
For the best barrel North Carolina green
sand, 9
For the best collection of minerals, s
For the best collection of Fossils, 8
JUDGEs.-Prof E, Emmons, G. B. Wood,
E. r. Hubbard, B. FL. Green, r. A. Rus
sci.
VEGETABLES-CLAS s.
For the best bush. of Sweet Potatoes Cyans), 81
For the best buushel of Sweet Potatoes,
(Spanish)
For the best bushel of Sweet Potatoes, any
other kind, l
For the best bushel White Turnips, l
do do .Ruta Baga Turnips, l
For the best doz head of cabbages, l
For the best and largest Pumpkin, /
Best doz Beets, l
Best / doz. Cauli Flower, l.
For the Best ! doz. Egg Plants, /
For the Best ! doz. Carrots, l
do Parsnps, l
For the best peck of Onions, l
For the best Celery, l
For the best doz. head of Collards, l
For the best and largest assortment of Ia
BILE Vegetables, 9
JUDaEs-James A. suydam, J. S. Ives, l.
Mewburn Cicero Green, j. W. Pelletier.
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BRANCH III.

@. B. WOOD, superintendent.
SHEEP.-CLASS l.
For the best pair of Merinos, Buck and Eve, s.
Merino Lamb, 8
pair of Saxons, Buck and Eve, 5
Saxon Lamb, 3
For the best pair South Downs, Buck & Eve B
South Down Lamb
pair of Catswold's, Buck & Eve, B
Catswold's Lamb, 3
pair of Grades, Buck & Eve,
pair of Natures, Buck & Eve, 5
pen of fat Sheep, or more, 8
Slaughtered Mutton. 9
JuDGEs-Col. Samuel Hill, Dr. Jonn Shack
leford, r F. Green, T. j. Kenneday, VIM. B.
Edmundson.
GOATS.-CLASS O.
For the best Buck & Eve, of Cashmere thor
oughbred, s5
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18
Newbern FaiT.
THE UNION AGRICULTURAL,
MECHANICAL A,ND CONNER
CIALSOCIETY AT NEWBERN.

The second Annual Fair of this So
cfoty will be Held at NeWbern ON
Tuesday and "Wednesday, OcOtO-
Der 3Oth and 31st, and Thursday
and Friday, Nov. LIST and I'd, 1850.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

At the election which came off this morning,
NJ. B. Smith. Esq reelected County Attor-
ney for this county for the next four years. The
vote was. Smith 80, T w. Brown. Jr.. lS. John
j. Conoly. Esq, was elected Special Magistrate
of the Town Of Wilmington for the next four
years. The vote was, Conoly s. Everstt IL.
Herald.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18
BRANCH II.-CATTEE.
urn Ed EATHVAyE Suuersn.endeur

DEVONS.-CLASS l.
For the best Bull years old and over, cup
do , and under years old, cup
do 9 do 8 do dip
do do 9 do dip
do Calf under year old. dip
For the best Cow years old and over cup
HPifer yr old and under3, dip
Calf under year old, dip
Durhams, Ayershires, Herefords, Attorneys,
Hosterns and Jerseys: premiums are for Devons
JUDGES Edward r. Stanly, David S. Gibbs
Charles Gerock, DR.. VIM. Montfort Edward Pat
rick.
GRADES AND NATIVEs.-CLAss2 2
The premiums as for Devons.
JUDGEs.-Amos Wade, DR.. E f. Smawood,
DR.. John Harvey. Nathan Mcdaniel, B NJ. Berry
WORKING OXEN.-CLASS 3.
For the best yoke of Oxen. the working
qualities TO be tested on the ground, cup
For the best single Ok, dip
JUDGEs.-L j. Haughton. E. B. Isler, ]. c.
Bryan, A. C. Latham, VIM H Harrison.
FAT CATTLE.-CLASS a.
For the best Lot of Fat Cattle 2 or more, cup
do Fat Steer, dip
do Cow, dip
The owner will be required to state the mode of
fattening in all cases.
JUDGEs.-J. Lane, George G. Moses, Jacob
McCotter, Allen w. Wooten VIM. Foy.
MILCH COWS.-CLASS 5.
For the best Mix Cow. giving not less
than l6 quarts per day, cup
For the best Milk Cow giving not less
than Is quarts per day, raised in this
State: cup
JUDGEs-N H. Street. J. A. Averitt. Johnson
FL. Bryan, Isaac Ramsey. Riley Murray.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18
RATES OF ADVERTISING
TIL E WEEKLY PROGRESS.

The following are the only Rates of Advertising
in the Weekly Progress, to ali save those who con
tract by the year and advertise in both weekly and
daily papers:
One square Q2 lines rninionl one Insertion 81 90.
Subsequent insertions, each, 80 cents.
Any number of squares will be charged In pro-
portion All advertisements marked 10 till forbid
will be continued till ordered out and charged as
above.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

TEXAS POLITICS AND CRoPS.-The Alamo Ex.
press says:
A proposition is now on foot, in this region. to
raise new Electoral Ticket, to be composed of
all parties opposed to Breckinrdge and Lincoln.
This ticket will be voted for by the friends of
Houston, Bell and Douglas If they carry the
State they go instructed to vote for the strongest
of these three, to beat Breckinridge, and for
.Breckinrdge dernier resort to beat Lincoln
The proposition is a fair one, and should meet the
hearty support of all lovers ofthe Union. and op-
ponents of sectlonalism. 1t promises to become
the plan of action in Texas: thereby fate will de-
eide our preferences, and crush the fatal spirit of
dsunion that is now running rife in the land.
The Express advocates this combination; and,
from other indications. we should rot be at all
surprised ifthis be the plan adopted by the Oppo-
si' ion in Texas,
Mr.. JD Evans. who lately made tour through
the counties of Upshur, Rusk, and Cherokee, in.
forms the Marshall Republican,
That the G., ops. although very light. will turn
ont much better than was anticii a:ed. There
viii; be larger yield Of bo' corn and cotton. In
the most of neighborhoods there will be sufficient
corn for bread About oue-sixth of q crop Of cot
ton viii be gathered, but off Tery trashy and In
different quality.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18
LIST OF PR e III I q M s.
RRANCH E.-HORSES.


Joseph L. RMEM. Superintendent.
For the best thoroughbred Stallion years
o,d ond over Silver Cup
second best Cup
For the best Stallion, between g and
years Cup
For the second best. Diploma
For the best Horse Colt between l and 9
Years old Cup
For the best Horse Colt under year, Diploma
81 side, ies' ~ Cup
For the second best Mare with colt by her
side, Cup
For the best Filly between and years
old Cup
For tho best Filly between 1 and 2 years
old Cup
For the best Filly under year old, Dip
In this class purity of blood being the high
est point of distinction, a we'll authenticated
pedigree must in every case accompany every
animal put on exhibition to compete for any Of
the above prizes
JUDGEs.-Naj George w Collier, Hon NJ. E.
Manly. Richard Odfeld Col. E. W. Montfort,
Nathaniel Beckwith, j. FL. DbbIe.
THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED HORSES
For the best Imported Stallion, Gold medal
do Imported Mare, do do
In this class the animal must have been
brought from beyond the limits of the United
States.
JvpGEs.-Col John N. Bryan, DR.. Milton
Selby, F. G. Simmons, Dr. E. w Ward, II. L.
Bond.
QUICK DRAFT AND SADDLE HORSES
CLASS 8.
For tho best Stallion years old and
over, Cup
For the best Stallion between and
years, Cup
For the best Brood mare with colt by
her SIDE Cup
For the best FillY between 2 & 4 yrs old, Cup
For the best Colt under 2 yrs old, Dip
For the best pair of Matched Carriage
Horses, Cup
For the best single harness Horse, Mare
or Gelding, Cup
For best saddle Horse Mare Gelding, Cup
For the best Horse, Mare or Gelding, for
all purposes, Cup
In this class the superiority must be found
in the form, size, action and disposition.
JuDGEs-Petcr G. Evans, VIM. Mcdaniel,
a j. Murrill, John Everett G. a. Latham
HEAVY DRAFT HORSES-CLASS 4.
For the best Stallion over years old, cup
do between & cup
Horse Colt & & 3 Diploma
Brood Mare with colt by
Filley between2 { years, cup
do q & years, cup
.Judges--Wm. K. Lane, Council Wooten, DR..
K. Hooker, John VI. franks, mos >. Ulliot.
PONIES-CLASS ).
For the best Stallion cup
Mare cup
Saddle Pony, cup
In this class superiority must be found in
the form action and disposition, without re-
gard to size
,J,tdges-W D. Cobb VIM. P. Ward, VIM.
II. Tripp, DR.. William Cramer, James Wood
JACKS & JENNETS-CLASS 6.
For the best & largest Jack years old
and over, cup
For the best & largest Jask between 2
& years old, cup
For the best & largest Jack under 2
years old Dip.
For the best & largest Jennet years
old and over, cup
For the best & largest Jennet between
2 & years old, Dip.
For the best & largest Jennet under
years old, Dip.
.Judges-John jackson, D. B. Everett, Star
key, Mcdaniel, L, w. Humphrey, L. T. Oglesby-
MULES-CLASS T.
For the best pair of Mules, cup
For the best Single Mule cup
For the best Mule Colt, Dip.
Judges-James Mcdaniel, VIM. P, Moore,
John Tull, Henry H. Best, d. S. Jones.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

r7O TEYE FRIENDS OF 1rolIE MANY
FACTUREG.
THE KINsTON SHOE FACTORY
IS NOW IN SUCCES SFUL OPERATION
Orders for negro BROGANs and BOOTS are So
EcitcG.
J. C. CARPENTER, Agent,
KINSTON. N. c,
July ee-dAwtf
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18
BRANCH TX.-DOMEsTIC MANU-.
EAGTIRES.

J.. NJ. F. HARRISON, Superintendent.
E BLANKETS CARPETING. &C-CLASS ].
For the best pair home made Blankets. So
Five yards of home made negro
wooden Cloth, 2
Home made Hearth Rug, 2
Specimen rag Carpeting, 3
do home made WOODEN Carpeting, 3
Wooden Coveriet, 2
Cotton Comfort, 2
Woven Counterpart, 3
Knit Counterpart. 5
JUDGEs-Dr Peter Hines. Miss A s Ellis. Miss
Mary Harvey, Mrs c Justice. Mrs r Taylor.
Mrs F C Roberts. RS Enoch Lane, Mrs James
M Parrott. Miss Mary Oliver
HOMESPUN. &C.-CLASS q
For the best yards linen Shirting, 2
5 yards linen Diaper. 3
do cotton Diaper, 2
do Flannel,
Home made F0ot Mat, i
Bunch pea fowl Feathers,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18
STATE POLITICS.

The Douglas State Committee and the Breckin-
ridge State Committee came in contact yesterday:
and were in association, at the Astor House and
elsewhere, more or less. all day. They were very
complaisant and very polise,-but they ended
the first day in talk, talk, taik-to re meet again
this morning
We must confess that we have little or no hopes
from this organization. They do not seem to
comprehend The people of the State, or the great
issues at stake and in all probability they will
end III doing nothing.
Meanw hile another body Of g gen-Breckinridge
men, Douglas men and Bell en-met last night at
the Metropolitan Hotel,-with the arnestintent of
having but one Electoral Ticket in this State.
This meeting is doubtless the nucleus of a great
movement, W fch will be responded to- in a ! parts
of the State and which, in the end, will produce
THE ONE Electoral Ticket of the State,-that the
Union people will vote for en- maSSe. All the
States are to be represented at this great mass
meeting 1t is to be held at the Cooper Institute
on the 18th inst, and delegates from the thirty
States will be expected to address the meeting
Roll on the ball. New York is for the Union for
the sake of the Union.-N. Y. Express.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

Ieady Made Ciothing.-A LARGE STOCK
Ia OF summer Clothing, consisting Gf the latest
styles and OF superior workmanship and mt very low
prices Cali at j IL 4 HARRISON.
June II
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18
BRANCH vi.

BRANCH vi.
WILLIAM H. JONES, Superintendent
GRAIN, COTTON, &C.-CLASS.
For the best wheat, bushel or more, 81
Rye bushel or more, 2
Corn, 2
Oats. 2
Field Peas, bushel or more, 2
greatest variety of Field Peas,
best Ground Peas, l bushel or more,
Rice bushel or more,
Barley, Q
Beans, 2
Grass seed, adapted to Southern
Cultivation, 2
Sample Cotton in seed, not less
than 10 TBS. Q
Cotton on stalks, z
bale of Cotton weighing not less
than 400 Tbs. 2
keg or box of manufactured To-
bacco 8
Smoking Tobacco, 8
box Of Cigars, 2
For the best specimen of Hemp, Q
For the best specimen of Flax, 2
For the best barrel of -four made from W heat, 3
For the best barrel of -four made from Rye, 8
For the best bushel of Corn Meal, 2
For the best bushel of Great Hominy, 2
For the best bushel Small Hominy, 2
For the best Starch from Wheat, 2
For the best Starch from Irish Potatoes, Q
do do Indian Corn, 2
do 5 lbs or more of Hops, 2
do Specimen Of Cider Vinegar,
l gallon or more, 3
.Judges.-John G. Washington, Charles
Kelly, John A. Parrott, j. H. Kincey, Alonzo
T. jenkins.
TURPENTINE, TAR & ROSIN-CLASS 2.
For the best barrel of Virgin Dip Turpt. $2
Yellow Dip Turpt.. 2
Scrape Turpentine, Q
Tar, 3
White Rosin, Q
Spirits Surpentine, 2
Rosin Oil, 3
Fluid, Q
Varnish, 2
Pitch, Q
sTudyes-J. G. Arthur, j. NJ. Oliver, Geo.
Street, Benz Ellis, B. B. Lane.
LUMBER, SHINGLES, &c.-CLASS 5.
For the best one thousand cypress shingles, 50
do do Juniper do Q
For the best one hundred pieces Of ash
or oak barrel heading, .
For the best one hundred white oak bar
rel staves, 2
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

ENEN s+O0Ds.-Linen sheetng, Pillow Case
- Lnen. Napkins, Doyes Hollands Irish Linen,
Huek Diaper, Bird Eye Diaper Scotch Diaper,
Linen Clunb Cloths, large stock of housekeeping
Goods tor sale by j NJ HARRISON.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

Z
EN- MET CUTH s E RT,
Dry Goods Emporium.
ALSO,
CARPETS, CLOTHING, TRUNKS, HATS,
SHOES, UMBRELLAS. &C.
NEW STORE
Corner Of Pollok and Middle streets,
NEWBEEN, n. c.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18
BARGAINS: RARGAENs!!

BARGAINS RARGAENS!!
offer my entire stock of Printed Nuslins. Bu-
reyes, barege and Muslin Robes, Tissues, Lace
Muntias and Points,
LADIES AND MISSES. LEG-aoRN STRAW
FLATS,
Mems and Bows Deghorn and Straw Hats. and
CRtLDREN'S FANCY HATS
at greatly reduced prices for CASH. These articles
will be sold at prices far below any ever offered in
this market of same quality and style. Call and get
supplied.
complete assortment of all qualities and kinds
of goods kept consta tanty on hand and sold upon the
usual terms and at the lowest prices.
J, NJ +. HARRISON
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

S HOES, GAETNRS, BOOTS
~ just to hand, Ladies Morocco Boots Buck
skin Slippers and CATERS
Misses and Childrens' ditto.
aug3 81 EMMETT CTTTHBFRT
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

Has received and opened his STOCK OF SPRING
DRY GOODS,
which much larger and richer than usual, anu to
which he invites p4Giic attention -
Super English Barege Robes; Figured and Pla'E
Bareges; Super
Also large stock of Figured Organdlee, lawns.
JACONETS, MUSLINS, CALICOES, &c.
Plain and Plaid Ginglrams, Black Grenudine, Tfs-
sues Grape Moreb. Bareeges Chali'es, .Iaconets,
Ginghams and Prints French EmhroldeTies.
Fans, PaynsoIs, sun 'H UmhrolaS, % Black Cloth and
Cashmere, Fancy Cashmere, for Suits. Marseiues
and SILK Vestngs, Duck, Drill; Tweeds; &c &c
Straw Mating, Oh Cloth, Gents Cali Boots and
CATERS, Indies. Misses and
CHILDREN'S, SHOES, &C.. &c.
NY stock has been purchased at much below the
usual price and will be sold at very low prices
Aori 1851
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

pOOTs AND sFBOES.-Gent and Ladies
ID Caters and Slippers, Ladies Buskins, Mo
Boots, Gents Fine Stitched Boots Childrens Boys
and Misses Cater Slippers, &c, &c. a large aud
comp lete assortment For sale by
June II J NJ z HARRISON
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

For the best Buck, So
Doe 3
Fawn, 2
JUDGEs--E. Mallett, Benz. Perkins, 8 S Bid
die, Isaac Brock, N. Hunter, E. Cuthbert.
SWINE, LARGE BREED.-CLASS 4.
For the best Bore either Of the Ches-
ter, Berkshire Irish Graziers, Bed
ford or Woburn Breed S.
For the best Sow of the same breed, 8
For the best breeding Sow of the same
breeds, with not less than 6 pigs, 8
For the best pen of pigs of the same breed,
not less than six, and under ten
months old, 8
Best pair of pigs of the same breed, under
10 months old, 9
.1udges.-B Kenneday Council Best, r. W.
Best, Calvin Koonce, Jesse Lasiter.
SWINE-SMALL BREED.
For the best Boar, either of the Guinea.
Essex, Snap-Dragon or Chinese
breed, $5
For the best Sow of the same breeds, 8
For the best breeding Sow of the same
breeds, with not less than pigs, 8
For the best pen of pigs of the same
breeds, under 10 months old 8
For the best pair Of Pigs Of the same
breeds, and under 10 months old, g
Swine, Native and Grades-the same premi-
UNI as for large breeds.
Judges.-W. Carmon, Stephen Miller, W.
Thompson, 0. Huggins Cyrus Foscue-
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18
OOK TO Y0UR rSTEgr~T1

IL and Call at D. u F. HARRTSON'S
where you will find large and complete assortment
of Dry Goods. Hats. Caps, Shoes, Ready Mad,
CIothi"g -ewelr, Trunks, &c sc, constantly kept
on hand AID viii be sold upon the most reasonable
terms.
June I2
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

DOMESTIC GOODs.-Orsnabur burghs, Stripes,
~ Iickings, Plaids, Denins. Brown and BIeached
Drills, Brown and Bleacled ShirtIng, Brown and
Bleached Sieeting, with complete assortment of
every articles in this lpe for sale at HARRISONS.
June IL
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

~ GEORGE ALLEN
Has lately received per Express and Picket fresh
supply of LADIES FRENCH TRAVELLING
TRUNKS, Hat Boxes and Satchels, Gents Solo
Leather franks. Carpet Bags and Valises Ladies'
Philadelphia made Heeed Slippers. CATERS and
Buskins, l24 Lace Mosquito Netting. Hoop Skirts,
Corsetts, Paper haDgings. Domestics, &c &c.
July | |, 1860 d&.wtf -
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

E1AhASOLS lAH BARGxAlNS.
Job lot of 68 Fashionable ParasoIs worth
8, for sole at 81 5O and 81 25 Those wanting
should call soon CCJTHBERTS
,Tulv
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

T1ARA3OI4S AN ID DNE IL R z. AAAS!
i JUST OPENED.
Ladies superior Silk Parasols from to 10 dcNals
each Sun Umbrellas from | to G dollars: Gents
Umbrellas at all prices. Ny stock of the above
were bought of the manufacturer, aud will be sold
at very low prices. April q. GEO. ALLEN
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

IHIotls, Cnssimeres, &c.-A LARGE ASSORT-
" ment of Cloths, Cassimeres, VestIngs, Linen,
Drills, Ducks, Cottonades. Drap D'Ete, Queen
Cloths, &c. &c For sale by
June II JMFHARRISON
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18
Or the best Back & Eve, of Maltese thor

For the best Back & Eve, of Maltese thor
oughbred, 5
For the best Buck & Eve, of Common Goats, 3
JUDGEs-O. S. Dewey, VIM H. Cunninggim,
Stephen G. Darlington, Samuel Chadwick, Ros-
coe Barrus
DEER.-CLASS 8.
For the best Buck, So
Doe,
FaWn, 9
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

nress Goods.-Silk Robes Plain and Fancy
~ Silks, Barege and Muslin Robes, English Ba-
reyes. French Greys, Jaconet and Organby. Musins
complete assortment at HARRISON'S.
June IL
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

ENMBROIDERY. Ec.-Embroiiered Sleeves
Il and Collars. Lace Collars and Undersleeves
Worked Skirts. Jaconet and Swiss Bands Jaconet
and Swiss Edging-large supply kept constantly on
hand by j NJ + HARRISON.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18
July ee--f&wtf
ME w GOOD g
10 -.
GEORGE AIJ,FS


y GEORGE ALLEN
Has lately received per Express and Packet a fresh
supply Of LADIES FRENCH TRAVELLING
Leather Trunks, Carpet Bags and Valises. Ladies'
Phiadephia made Heeled Slippers. CATERS and
Buskins, l24 Lace Mosquito Netting Hoop Skirts
Corsetts, Paper hangings. Domestics, Sc &c.
July IL, 1860 dS.wtf
DARAsOI.s AND UMBRELLAs:
i JUST OPENED.
Ladies superior Six Parasos, from to 10 dcMals
Umbrellas at all prices: Ny stock of the above
at very low prices April 2l. GEO. ALLEN
7 OOK TO YOUR 1NTERE&T
IL and Call at j. N F. HARRTSON'S,
where you will find large and complete assortment
CIoth'g, 1eweIry, Trunks BE SC. .constqntIy Lspt
hand AID viii be sold upon the most reasonable
terms.
7 INEN ssOoDs.-Linen sheeting, Pillow Case
- Linen, Napkins, Doyles. Hollands Irish Linen,
Huek Diaper Bird Eye Diaper, scotch Diaper,
Linen Ci umb Cloths, a large stock of housekeeping
Goods. For sale by JMF HARRISON,
June II
ROOTs AND sBOEs.-Gent. and Ladies
ID Caters and Slippers Ladies Buskins. Mo
Boots. Gents Fine Stitched Boots, CLildrens. Boys
and Misses Cater Slippers, &c, &C. A large and
June - JIF FHARRIsoN.
- Ieady Made CIoth1nx.-A LARGE STOCK
II of Summer Clothing, Consisting af the latest
styles of superior Workmanship, and ut very low
prices Cali at j IL HARRISON.
CHOEs, GAETNRs. BOOTS
- Just to hand Ladies Moroco Boots, Buck
skin Slippers and Caters.
Misses, and Chidrens' ditto:
aug31 EMMETT CUTHBERT
DARAsOLs AT BARGAINS.
Job lot of 68 Fashionable Parasols worth
s., for sole at 81 so and 81 25. Those wanting
should call soon at CUTHBERTS
July 81
DOMESTIC GOODs.-Orsnaburgh Stripes
| ~ Iickings, Plalds, Denims. Brown and Bleached
Drills, Brown and Bleached Shifting, Brown and
Bleached Siieeting, with complete assortment of
every articles IN this line; for sale at HARRlSONS.
June II
CNIoths, Cnssimeres Gc.-ALARGEA AssORT-
~ ment of Cloths Cassimeres, Vestngs, Linen,
Drills, Ducks, Cottonadeg. Drap D'Ete Queen
june p HARRISON
ENMBROIDERY. Gsc.-Embroi;3ered Sleeves
II and Collars Lace Collars and Undersleeves,
Worked Skirts Jaconet and Swiss Bands Jaconet
and Swiss Edglng-large supply kept constantly on
hand. by j NJ HARRISON.
nress Goods.-Silk Robes Plain and Fancy
~ Silks, Barege and Muslin Robes, English Ba-
| reyes. French Greys, Jaconet and Organby. Musins
complete assortment. at HARR1SONS.
/ June l2
DEAD HAIR NETS
- Also general variety Of NOTIONS. just
augsi p'' >'N''i EMMETT cTTHBERT.
DOMBAZHNEs ALPACAs, &e.-Bomba-
/ ID zines, Black DeLaines Black Apacaf black
''.I June esr1 ID '''''l'' HARRISON.
NEW HOOP sKARTs:
/ IN just to hand. by Express for Ladfes, Mas-
pes and children, rom &c TO 8 dGs!arsi aTrs4i-rrrnrrr
T July % cothbEA1'
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

DOMBAZANES ALPACAs, 6c.-Bomba-
ID zines Black DeLaines. Black Apdcas, Black
Bareges and Challis Grenadines and Muslins-a va
lime u JMF HARRISON.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

NEW HOOP SKARTS-! =.
IN just to hand by Express for Ladies, Mis-
ses and children, rom &c TO 3 dollars.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-09-18

DEAD HAIR NETS
ID Also general variety of NOTIONS. just
aug3l EMMETT CTTHBERT.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19

holder will receive his share. II
these presumed per cents. appear
extravagant to any one, let them re-
duce the figures to the lowest degree,
commensurate with earnings of the
generality of Railroads in this coun-
try, and see what the result is. He
will hardly be able to convince him
self that it won't pay.
If any capitalist we're able to buy
up all the stock that has already
been taken, and then take the a.
mount necessary to complete the
road, making in all $125,0O he
would own road of Al miles, cost
ing $500, 900, at nominal cost to
him Of only $125,0O0, or $4,000
per mile, which would make the
cheapest road in the world. Upon
the whole, whether railroads gener-
ally pay or not, we cannot see why
the ]. & B. Railroad will not remu-
nerate the stockholders, iu view If
the encouragement afforded to its
advancement by such q liberal bonus,
which cannot fail to place its finan-
cial affairs on prosperous and per-
manent basis. e
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19
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