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GREAT SALE OF LAND.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE COURT OF
u Equity, made in the matter of the heirs at law Of the
late Major Jas H. Yarbrough at the Fall Term of Frank
lin Superior Court shall offer for SALE upon credit Of
SIX twelve and eighteen months the following tracts of
land the days following tn-wit:
On the 4th of December next upon the premises shall
expose public sale the tract of land the corporate
limits of the of Lousburg known the Home tract,
adjoining the lands of Dr. Ellis Malone NJ s. Davis and
others, containing 800 acres more or less.
This of the most desirable residences in the eoun
ty of franklin; the dwelling house is and contains
six good rooms the kitchen and out houses all
framed buildings and stables and barns not eqnRed BY
any in this section of the county The plantation IN
good repair and in high state of cuvatiOn; There
fine creek bottoms on the tract, thoroughly drained and
the whole farm is we'll horzOntazed and free of ges.
There is large amount of frewOud and timber on The
tract.
On the 9th of December next upon the premises shall
expose public sale the tract Of land in franklin county
known as the Carpenter Mill tract lying Tan river and
Carpenters creek containing 1880 acres more or less This
tract of land will be divided into two or more tracts rs
NAV be most advantageous. There is good dwelling
house. houses barns stables, all Ut which are ne"
and in good repair; also sture-hOuse. The pana-
ton of superior quality lying on Tar river and Gsrpen
ters lcreek having been thoroughly drained and highly
manfred There 6U0 of low grounds the
tract-sOme of which in cultivation The sale Of this
of land offers chance to those wishing to pur
chase first class farms
On the nth of December next shall offer for sale at
the Court House in the town u Louisburg ON credit
twelve months the following tract OF land Ehs ract
known the Burnett tract containing so acres e or less
adjoining the lands of VIM. Andrews and others. Also
one other tract known as the UZe Land adjoining the
lands of VIM Insc and others containing 100 asrs more
or less Also one undivided interest of one@hr about
80 acres of land the town Of Louisburg anng TIE
lands of W. G. Collins and Others Also one undivided in.
of onehd of three lots OF land OF about one ensn
of an acre in the Of L0usburg known the Court
House OTIS Also undivided interest OF ens-eghtb N
lot in the town of Lcusburg, known the Masonic LNe
Bonds with sufficient security will be required IN every
instance and the said bonds will bear interest from date
CHAS. b. THOMAS, @ NE
louisburg, Nov. 9, 1860. Std
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The Result in North-Carolina.

We give in our table to-day the votes of all the
Counties received up to the time of going to press
The returns thus far indicate that the State has gone
by decided majority for Breckenridge and Lane.
In many of the Counties the vote is by no means
full one.
We give below such partial returns from various
Counties as have reached u.s.
Harnett-Three precincts, Breckenridge $50, Bell
IS, Douglas g.
Duptin.-Four precincts, Breckenridge 566, Bell
65, Douglas 10.
Noore.-Four precincts, Breckenridge 1872, Bell
234, Douglas SO.
SampsOn.-Two precincts, Breckenridge $40, Bell
u, Douglas 4. Clinton has given Breckenridge an
increase on the vote in August for Gov Ellis of 1872
Wayne.-An but three precincts heard FROM
Breckenridge 1,O2S, Bell 1874, Douglas 9.
Ntu Hanorer.-An but two precincts heard FROM
Breckenridge 1883, Bell 6s5, Douglas 5. New Han
over, Wayne, Sampson, and Duplin have done gor-
ously.
Edgecom6e. precincts, Breckenridge 4Os
Bell 50, Douglas IL.
Wilson.-Two precincts, Breckenridge 513 Bell
q, Douglas 4.
Neeklen6urg.-S precincts, Breckenridge 755,
Bell $50, Douglas l0S.
CdodrTuS-Four precincts, Brecklnrldge SSU, Bell
$50, Douglas II.
Guiltord-Four precincts, Breckenridge 175, Bell
957, Douglas c.
Crdren.-Four precincts Breckenridge 1877, Bell
s63, Douglas 63.
Grdnviue-Two precincts, Breckenridge 259, Bell
415, Douglas 49,
Fraaklin.-Three precincts, Breckenridge 347,
Bell 224, Douglas 8.
Rockinghdm-le learn that the vote of Rock
ingham is about l, 100 for Breckenridge and about
200 for Douglas. We have not heard what the
Bell vote is.
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Gov. Banks's position in connection with the ILL.,
nois Central Railroad, for the purpose of assuming
which he has gone to Chicago to reside, is that of
resident director" He represents the president
and directors, who scattered over the country
and Europe and cannot attend to the vast duties
required of them from day to day; hence this addi-
tional office is found to be necessary. He sits as
grand supervisor of the entire business of the copo
ration, which is divided into departments like the
government of State, only more vast and difficult
than the government of most of our States. 1fa
question arises which he declines to take the respon
sibty of settling, he can, If he chooses submit 1t
Bankss salary is to be S., 800 year. which is 81,
800 more than he received as Governor of Massa-
chusetts
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FAST TRAvELLING.--The Daniel Drew, a new
steamboat on the Hudson river, averaged, upon
late trip from New York to Albany, twenty-five
miles an hour. The distance is hundred and fif-
ty miles, and this rate of speed kept up through
out. This is probably the fastest steamboat time
upon record-RichmOnd Dispatch.
The Hudson river steamboat "Alida" was pro-
nounced the fastest boat ever built She was
ported to average twenty-four miles an hour, and
her fastest time was twenty-seven miles, and that
accomplished twelve years ago. The Aida was al
ways considered the fastest boat that has yet
been constructed in the world.
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THE EYE AND EAR.

mr. LEON, FROM GRONIGEN, HOLLAND, WHO
II has been in this place for week. still be found
at the Marlborough House, Raleigh. He has with him
number of certificates and notices from different leading
papers, and from responsible and prominent citizens from
Maryland Virginia North Carolina and other places where
he has recently visited all of whom he has treated the
Eye and Ear and given entire satisfaction which proves
ample testimony to his skill in the treatment of the Eye
and Ear having mrde that branch his oaly study. We
would therefore, advise those afflicted with deafness and
dimness of sight, TO give the Doctor CALL while he is in
midst. He has also with him assortment of the
Panoscopc Brazilian Pebbles which spoken of the
highest terms by those who have tried them No charge
made for examination. Owing to engagements elsewhere
his stay in Raleigh will most positively be limited till the
18th day of November inst.
Nov O. 1880 q0-tf
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n. c. UNIVERSITY MAGAzINE.-We have received
the November number of this monthly which con-
tains several instructive and valuable biographical
sketches of distinguished North CarolinIans. A
Memoir of William Castor contains things never
before published of that truly good and great man.
Judge John Haywood and his contemporaries at
the bar"-IIooper, Iredell Moore and Davie-from
the pen of Judge Battle, will be highly appreciated
North Carolina fifty years ago." with letter de-
scriptive of Caswell county, by Bartlett Yancey.-
This is certainly a creditable number. We hope it
is increasing it deserves in its subscription list
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THE STANDARD FOR THE SESSION,

The Standard will be sent to subscribers during
the approaching session of the Legislature on the
following terms:
Semi-Weekly, 100
Weekly, so
The ensuing session of the Legislature will be one
Of unusual interest We shall employ competent
Reporters and present to our readers full accounts
ofall the business that may be transacted.
The price of the Weekly Standard for the year is
81, and for the Semi-Weekly $4-invariaSly in
advance
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-10

The New YORK HERALD.-This journal deserves
the thanks of every Southern man for the bold,
manly, and able manner in which it fought the bat
tie against Lincoln. We have been attentive
reader OF its daily issues for several months past
and can, therefore, speak from actual knowledge Of
the great ability and efficiency with which it has
contended for the Constitution and the Union. The
Herald is a pO,cer in the country-bu: powerful as
it is and impressive as were its warnings, it could
not turn the tide Of Republeansm in New York.
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SECRETARIES OFFICE,
N. C. Six Per Cent. state Bonds.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF N. c.
Nov. Sd. 1850. (
SEALED PROPOSALS, WILL BE RECEIVED
- this Office until 5th December 1860 for the pur-
chase of s40oU0 of n c. State Bonds issued
of Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad Com
pany, running thirty years from October LIST, 1860
The above bords will have Coupons for interest at six
per cent per annum attached payable LIST April and DC
tober in each year.
The principal and interest will be payable the Bank
of the Republic New York unless where party prefers
to have them payable at the Treasury of the State.
Successful bidders upon being informed of the accept
of their bids deposit the amount of their bids,
including the accrued interest TO the credit of the under
signed in The Bank aforesaid in the Bank of North
Carolina, Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals for N c. Stocks" to the undersigned at Ra-
leigh, N. C.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President Of
the Bank of North Carolina.
D. W. COURTS, Pub. Treas.
9O-td.
~. Register CODY,
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Later from California and Oregon.

ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 6.-The Pony Express is in
from San Francisco with dates to the Oath
The result of the Pennsylvania election had been
received in California, and the Black Republicans
were betting that they would carry the State
The Oregon Legislature adjourned on the 10th,
to hold special session in the spring. The two
houses disagreed about the bill rendering migratory
the recent Congressional election. 1t is doubtful
whether the object will be accomplished.
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@s1R REWARD.-MY NEGRO BOY NELSON
SD~U ran away from my residence in Sandy Greek
District the 9TH Of October and will give the above
reward for his RETURN placing him in Jail that
get him. Nelson is between Is and IT, and badly grown
for that age of dark ginger color, mps slightly in walk
ing when tired and has bold look. He wore cap, but
may have changed his entire dress since he left Il
likely he is endeayorng to pass free negro along the
Railroad. He is sharp intelligent boz.
JAS W. CLARKE
=........ Henderson p o., N. G.
Nov, 8, 1860 9O-4tpd.
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rELEGRApHED FOR THE STANDARD.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 8, 8 o'clock, p NJ.
Lincoln has certainly received one hundred and
seventysix Electoral votes, and is elected President
Douglas has probably carried Missouri. Bell has
carried Tennessee Kentucky, and Maryland
Virginia is doubtful The latter State is now claimed
by the Democrats by 5000 majority. Much excite
ment here about Virginia -" c.,
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South CARoLNA-It is stated that despatch
has been received at the Executive Department Of
Virginia from South Carolina announcing that that
State is no longer member of the federal Union.
All the United States officers in Charleston are
said to have resigned
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VALUABLE PERSONAL estate FoR
SALE.

AN TUESDAY THE FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER
" next al the residence Of James YarbrOagA deed.
near Louisburg will sell at public auction, all the pr
ishsbIe property at the Home Plantation Of the decs
ed consisting of q fine, Carriage and Harness-tWo
Bugvies and Harness. pair of HOrsesSOck Of Mules.
Cows and fat 2no barrels Of Cams sack
of Fodder-a quantity of Shucks-an the Hsasshobd so
Kitchen Furniture consisting Of large quantity Of Sslua
Bile Silver Ware Table Ware Tables elegant raroF kni-
ture new aud Of the finest quality saeA Pisno SofAs
Centre TabsaS Chairs. &e.-Chamber and DIning-ruom
Furniture and valuable, and many other articles 100
numerous tes faention.
ALSO
On Thursday the sixth day of December next ~ toe
plantation known as The Carpenter Place." will sell
large and valuable stock of Horses snd Mules about fifteen
in lumber young and key) fat Hogs about 800 barrel;
of Corn stacks of Fodder; quantity OF Shueks ana
Peas one rhOrse and two twohorse Wagons and hsr
ness of the best make Ten Carts and Harness large
assortment of Plantation utensils all new and OF the best
quality; Household and Kitchen Furniture and divers
other things numerous TO mention 80,
All personal property belonging to the Estate Of me
deceased is pew-Well selected, and Of the best kind
Terms SIX months credit, bond with approved seen5.
r p. YARBR0UGH, Admir-,
- of J. b. YARBR0UGH.
Louisbutr Oct IS, 1850. . tx - so-td-
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VIRGN1A-Much anxietyis manifested to know
the result in Virginia. The Enquirer of Thursday
says, Judging by the returns that have reached
us, We are inclined to believe that Virginia still
stands in the old Democratic column" If Vir-
gnia has voted for Bell it will be her first anthem
ocratic vote in Presidential election.
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- NOTICE TO ADDISON sPIKEsfi
r ADDISON SPIKES. FORMERLY OF WAKE CogS :,;
u TY, will notify me where be may be tound' ne VAL
hear some'nns 10 DIS adVan'I REMP P. BKfrIR.Ats
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. s. 1850: A-T :n1o h
~ The Weekly Raleigh Register and faye'teVii'e ID
server COPY six weeks and forward bills
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NEW TEMPERANCE MELoDIsr.

A COLLECTION OF GLEES, SONGS. AND PIECES
N Composed and arranged for the of Temperance
Organizations the United States and Canadas By Ste
Phen Hubbard Price IS cents on receipt of which will
be sent, postpaid.
Published by OLIVER DITSON CO.,
277 Washington Street, Boston.
Nov. 9, 1860. 90-tc.
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g The Pope has recently appointed Right Rev.
NJ Domenee, Bishop of Pittsburg, Pa Bishop
Dome nee has for many years been Pastor of ST. Paul
Church, at Germantown.
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BREcKNRIDGE AND LANE CLUB.-The following
resolutions were unanimously adopted at the meet
ing Of the Meckenburg Breckenridge and Lane Club
on Monday night, 9th instant:
ResolUed, That the thanks of the Mecklenburg
breckenridge and Lane Club, and of the Democratic
party of the 7th Congressional District, are due,
and are hereby rendered, to j. A. Fox, ESQ.,, our
Elector, for the efficient and energetic manner in
which he has conducted the canvass and sustained
the cause of Equal Rights.
ResOIred, That we hereby tender our grateful
thanks to VIM. Lander ESQ.,, of Lincoln, for the very
able speech in defence of principles, delivered
before the meeting to night.
A vote Of thanks was also rendered the President
OF the club for the able and dignifed MANNER in
which he presided over its meetings-CharlOtte
Bulletin
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CARTERET.
November Sd, 1860.
HON the Msos ,uas Rscsiusd Elewhere.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. THE news of Lincoln's
election was greeted with expressions of stern in
dignation at the different points in the South heard
from, and there manifestations in favor Of call
ing State Conventions to deliberate upon the course
to be pursued. 1t was reported from Columbia last
night that the South Carolina Legislature will soon
send Commissioner to the Georgia Legislature to
confer about prompt action.
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-The STANDARD is conducted strictly

spon the CASH system AH papers are discontinued at the
srpiratioa Of the time Which they haze been paid. Sub
,c5ers 1u Be notified WEEKS before their time is out
BY their papers, and uRtess tie subscription
i rene.Oed tie paper DH be discontinued This is rule
from Dheh there OiU be departx. Watch for tie crnss
rsarE and reneO your subscription.
Weekly Standard 81 per annvm in ddUance.
Semi Weekly (ncuding the Ti- Weekly during the Ses
n, NJ "a per GRnUns, IN ddUance.
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office from well the one TO- which
they desire the change to be made.
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A most Remarkable Spectacle-Lincoln's Election
automatically Cheered in Charleston s. G. J!
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. THE Charleston Mercury
says that the of Lncolns election was receiv-
ed in that city with long continued cheering for the
Southern Confederacyl
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-10

THANKSGIVING Ellis has appointed Thurs
day the 29th of this month, as a day of Thanks
giving to Almighty God, for past blessings, and of
supplication for his continued kindness and care
over us as State and as Nation"
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UDETwEEN THREE AND FOUR HUNDRED HEAD
ID of Cabbage and Greens for sale. Price two eta q
piece Apply at this Office. so-lt
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THE TARBORO' HOTEL,

:" IFORMBALH
TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED THE
interest of H. 8. Lloyd, decd. in this well known
and popular Hotel in the Of Tarboro has becOme its
sole Proprietor and will endeavor sustain It's long estab
sed reputation of being Of the best conducted Hotels
in the Southern country.
October 2s, 1860. A-wtJanl.-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-10

M1ssIssPPL-In speech at Macon, Mississippi,
on Friday last, Governor Pettus said that the
same wire which conveyed the electric fash that
brought the intelligence of Lincolns election, the
next instant should carry back his proclamation
convenng the Legislature of Mississippi, and he
warned them now, if there were any members of the
Legislature present. to be prepared to set out for the
capital of the State the next minute"
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lCo.,ocbuetta ConoressionaI Election.

BosroN, Nov I'm the 9th district, Bailey,
Rep, received 1854 votes, and Eli Thayer Qnd.
Rep) 1883. In the 9th districts, Appleton (Cons.)
received sOl5 votes, and Burlingame Rep.) 1906
Bigelow Doug. DEM received 6599 votes in Rice's
district Republicans are elected in all the other
districts
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-. 5.,,.-'.'. JUST LOOK HERE!
What's the Mattera Why,
W. W.
JUST LOOK HERE
RALEIGH, N. C.

RALEIGH, N. c.,
rs MAKING OLD CLOTHES LOOK NEW, ALTER
ing the style of Clothing and cutting and making up
the very latest Styles and what is more attractive is his
liberality and moderation in his charge. -.
You find him at his Mandatory any time from
O'Clock A. NJ till p NJ situated in the of Mrs Stew
arts vacant lot on Fayetteville street.
Nov. ., 1850. Soft
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Another Gun from South Carolina
CHARLESTON Nov. THE U. s. District Judge
resigned his Office in open court this morning.
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DIE ID

At his residence in Wake County Monday last Asey
Hunter Esq highly respectable and useful citizen aged
abuut 40 years. He buried on Wednesday with Ma
sonic hon0rs. The funeral the occasion
preached by the Rev. p w. Dowd.
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Bishop Atkinson's Appointments.

W- The total revenue Of the Gem of the An
titles, Cuba, for the last eight months was upwards
of $4,000
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday, the Soth Of October at Castsla Granville
county, N. c.. by the Rev. B. F. Long Col w R. swain
of BERTHE, and Miss ~ C Young of Granville rEy
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Looisbusg, Oct IS, 1850. 9 : - so-'
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-22

&c dernier csquisa lie coup, ct lie vo-
lume Sen fut frapper contre une gIace,
qui VIOLA Ell eclats.
La somnambule crut bon dc Sc reveil-
Ter ct dc meier ses Girls a la duegne de
cGans.
"Cher hote, dit lie concierge, fuyons
ces licux; cette ~somnambnIc evtra'nclde
est encore a retat de %chrysalide ellie y
restcra l%ongtcmps. Ca, docteur dc qua
tire sous, vous allez rendre les vingt
franc a &c brave homme.
Que parles-tu de vingt francs at
tends-toi, triple sot, ace que je tc de-
maud, dix mile francs de ~dommages ct
interets !
a--Ah tn me t%utoies, excIama lie con-
cierge %furieux, villain bossu de sapajou
magnttiseur de peaux de lapin, laid pc
tit nome echappc de la boite a surprise,
d'oud tn n'aurais jamais du sortir. AT
tends ! attends !
Eft il tomba a coups de poings sur lie
doctcur. Celui-ci enlaca notre concierge
dams ses tongues pattes d'arraignee, ct
tous les deux roulerent sur lie carreau.
Ia cont1nNer.]
P1FERE LrssAS.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-22
I. I'll. TRUDEAU

AL'HONNEUR d'informer respectueusemen
ses amis ct lie public en- general quill v lent d'achc
ter de NM. DAY LANDRY cmplacement connu
sous lie nom de
ss!e sg Ss M e e A. g 80
4 l'embouchure inferieurc dc la Fausse-Riviere
ainsi que I'assortimcnt de MARCHANDlSES de
ces MEssIEURs, auquel il Went d%'ajouter uue
Grnade Carfete d'0rtfc1es de tOufes sOrfes
tel que: .
" Etofes de Saison
HABHLEMENTy CONFEC7TONNES
,CHAPELLERLEE EFT CHAUSSGRES
GROCERIES,
KUILES ,7HEREBEhY1NE COCLEURS
RESLNE, BRAI, ETOUPEG St
DROGUES E~TMEDECLNES
II a aussi constamment en- main un bon
approvisionnement de
F4RLNES tfruihes de meiUeures marques,
J4MBONs fumes,
EPAULES. , .-
PLATS-COTES s
LANNON'S AU SUlRE
marque DafieM
TTNS FINS ET ASSORTIS
. LIQUEJRS Ste.
Une attention toute spectacle sera donnee a la
reception ct a l'expedition du fret confie a scs
sOins.
NJ. Trudeau cspere que son active vigilanccet
son experience dams Ids. ~affaires lui meriteront
une large part dams lie bienveillant patronage du
public. o.. .s.,s.r. ~
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-22
Chevaux, Mulets, etc.

E sotSSlGSE, connu dcpuis dc Tongues an.
- he's pour son experience dams cette hransha
Importance dc commerce, vi,nt de s'e,ablir s,uns
mallere permanente a la Pointe-C oupec. nr;s
au debarcadalre du Ferry ct en- face de Barr =
Sara: ii q eleve en- Get endroit de %spacie.se,
ecuf1es. ct aura CONSIGNMENT cnmain grand nom.
bre de Mulets ct dc Chevaux elefes snr san
haras pres de Lexington (Kentuckyl. Il nsnt
offrir au choix du public les plus beanx anim ruus
dc race, ainsi que les produits croises DIES csnsrss
les plus renommtes du Kentucky, pour Ia taile
ct la force. ' 'a'"e
ArssI: betcsa corncs Durham ct autrel, Mon.
tons a Tongue laire, etc. race porcine do MA,
mier choiy. SANFORD IIIOWpsnapu w:
P"intr Coupee. "a deccmbrc 1859. #.