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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-08-15

DEMOCRATIC RALLY IN WAKE.-A meeting of
portion of the Democrats of Wake was held at the
Court House in this City, on Saturday last Wesley
Jones Esq, in the Chair, to make arrangements for
a Barbecue to be given soon TO mark the gratifics-
ton of the Democracy at their late triumph in this
State A committee was appointed to receive sub
scriptons and contributions to the entertainment
We hope every Democrat will contribute something
and that the occasion may be most interesting one
for the Wake County Democracy.
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REPORTED BY n. NJ MARTIN, BROTHER / co.


1880. AUGUST II, 1880.
WHEAT-For very good and choice lots of White there
good demand and quote very fair prime 81 40
@sl 49, and choice, suitable for making Family Flour at
81 90 For the lower grades there is poor demand and
prices nominally low. =. 8,
BACON-The market continues active and prices are
very firm. 3
T0BACC0-Breaks and receipts large, and except for
prices
GROCERIES The market for Sugar, Coffee and Bacon
is very active at the advance reported.
CORN-Sales at T6 to "a cents.
COTTON-There is healthy feeling in the market,
though the transactions confined mainly to Immediate
wants of spnners Shippers buying very spsringy,
and the stock in first hands is very light for the
The latest advces from the South report very dry weather
The crop has been much injured in some
sections by severe hailstorms lately. -,f,
CoFFEE-There has been heavy advance in this arti
Gle, and we quote Rio &c., Laguira at l5@l6Kci
Java l81z(92Oc. z'fE 49,.
BACON The market is stiff and prices have further adj
vanced-say &c. ,-.-------y. -
SUGAR-1here is good demand, with an advancing
tendency. -l}g- :.
r GUAN0-The demand active and market firm; for the
various kinds quote Peruvian Guano at $50. Kettle
wells $50 Reeses $780, Petersburg Rertilzing Company
s4S, Eide $50 Nevassa S28, Sombrero $S2.-Erpvess.
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Political scaIpeI.

We understand that it is the intention Of Mr..
Wesley Whitaker, jr., of this city, to issue at an
early day, campaign paper with the above title. =
Mr. W. is known as the original founder of the
Giraffe, afterwards the Metropolitan which papers,
while under his direction and control did good ser
vice IN the Bragg and Dockery struggle. He also
published Polk campaign paper, in connection with
Perrin Busbee, ESQ, now deceased. he is. an old
campagner, and we doubt not he will dissect
the political ncOngruities with great success that
alfllet the body polite Of the present day. We
snail be glad to welcome him again into the political
arena
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MARRIED.,

In Orange county, N. c. on the 9Th inst BY A. B. Gun
ter, ESQ. Mr.. Jack. H. Green, Of Wake to Miss Jane
Husk, of Orange. Fssrs 80 . =
~ City papers please copy.
In this City, Goelock on Thursday morning the eth
inst by Rev Joel w. Tucker Mr. l. W. OVERLY Clarks-
vile, Va, TO Miss Mary Elizabeth Fort Of Raleigh.
August at The residence Of the brides father by the Rev
T. p. Ricaud, Mr. William j. Norwood of Boston, Texas
formerly Of Warrenton, N Gto Miss Mara daughter Of
n B. Aassenbrrg, Esq, of Franklin. =
10 Moore county. July e6tb, by John Mcneil ESQ., Mr.
John McJaney, of Jur Scotland aged So years. and Mrs
Margaret Turner, OF Moore county aged 81.
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Mr. PENNNGToNs ADDRESS. have had on our
table for some days copy of "An Address delivered
at Cedar Fork Academy, Wake County, June 81,
1860, by John L. Pennington" Of Newborn. We
have read this Address with much pleasure. 1t
abounds with sound common sense and excellent
advice to the young gentlemen of the He-mesian
Society and others. As literary production it is
highly creditable to the author
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Greene County.
The following is the official vote Of Greene:
Snow Hill,
HOokerton,
Speight's Bridge

We understand that Mr. j. P. Speights majority
for the Senate in Lcnoir is 1913, making 2S4 major
ity in the District This is indeed very handsome
result. Mr. Speight eminently deserves the aatter-
ing vote by which he has been returned to the Sen
ate; and the same is true of Mr. A. d. Speight the
Commoner elect from Greene. Greene county, like
Lenoir may now be regarded as permanently Dem
ocratic. ..
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ELECTION RETURNS.
Jones'.

Jones.
Senate, NJ. L. F. Arendell OPP, 212; L. 7. Oglesby,
D., 276. Commons, F. G. Simmons, op., 2ls; W.
P. Ward d 278.
Senate, L. W. Humphrey, D., sos; B. NJ. Barry,
2Os Commons, j. II. Foy, D., 512; H. H. Sand
lin, Alb. Sheriff, W. D. Humphrey, D., 621; F.
Thompson, 294
Ashe and AlIeghaney.
Senate, Speer, 0p., s66; Dobson, D., 500. Dob
son is elected in the district Commons, Crumpler,
0p., 1904; Neal, d., 579. Sheriff, Carson, OPP.
Watauga.
Commons, G. N. Folk, OPP, is elected, Demo
cratic loss.
Yadkin.
Commons, Cowles, OPP, is elected.
Rockingham.
Senate, Gen. F. I. Simpson; Commons, R. Gal
loway and T. 7. Slade. All DENIS = q,
The Gu1oN HorEL.--O L. Burch, ESQ.,, fayorably
known as hotel and boarding house keeper, in
forms that he has leased the Guion Hotel in this
City. Workmen are now engaged in repairing and
rettiDg the house and as soon as it is ready for
the reception of guests notice win be given through
the newspapers. Sc
New PosT- 0FFIcEs.--A new Post-Ofice, called
Piney Greek. has been established in Allegheny
county, in this State.
Also, called Flag Branch, has been established
in Union county, Wilson P. Gaddy, appointed p NJ
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

...... GRAHAM, Aug. 8, 1860.
Il glory in the fact, on which l may now trust
rely, that Mr.. Ellis is again Governor. His
jority may not be large in 1853 but that might
have been expected considering the great exertions
and inscriptions measures of the Opposition. In
that majority had the pleasure Of enrolling my
vote" f+f
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Politicians Run Mad Douglas Press Seized up
on 6v the .Byeekiaridgers. b stsssi- IS ~

Politicians Run Mad-A Douglas Press Seized up
on By. the Brsekiaridgers. ss - t.&
McCoSSELsBuRG, Pa. Aug. 1.-THE Democracy
held County Meeting here last night at which q
regular skirlnish was INDUCED in between the
Douglas and, Breckenridge parties. Much bitter
feeling prevailed, and the meeting broke up in q
row. -
During the absence of the editor of the Democrat,
Mr.. Sahsom at Cresson, the Breckenridge party en-
tered the office of that newspaper, multilated the
forms, run up the Breckenridge flag and issued an
edition Of the paper under that banner.
The affair has created considerable excitement
A personal rencontre also took place, last night
after the meeting, between Mr.. SAMSON and g. A.
Smith, Breckinridge attorney. SAMSON gave
Smith the lie when the latter coared him. The par
/ ties were then separated. - $40 = 2
The silent testimony Of quiet conscience is Of
ol.u
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JUST RECEIVED,

RE BBLS. FAMILY FLOUR
81 Also prime lot Of Goshen Butter in large AMI
Also lot Of picked and smoked salmon and picked
Beef Tongues. * 49,,
For sale by !. - y
Raleigh, N G, April IS, 1850. so-tf
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.


Alamance-Giles Mebane, O., and John Tapscott d.
Alexander-John NJ. Carson, o.
Anson-L- L. Polk and E. R Lilies, Ops.
Ashe ana Aleghaney-T n Crumpler o.
Burke-John Fl. Pearson, D.
Buncombe-A. S. Merrimon, o.
Baden Davis, ID.
Bertie-P. 7. Henry, o., and John Ferguson, d.
Beaufort-R. L. Donnell and - Marsh, Ops
Brunswick-Thos. d. Meares, D.
Cabarrus-Wm. S. Harris o.
Catawba-Jonas Cline, d. .E..
Craven-C. G. Clark and E. F. Alfred, Ops
Cumberland aid Harnett-C. G. Wright j. L.
Harrington and j. c. Williams, Dems.
Chowan- Small, d.
Columbus-N. L. Williams, d.
Camden-D. D. Ferrebee, o.
Carteret- Whitehurst, o.
Cherokee-Geo W. Hays, o.
Caswell-John Kerr and s. P. Hill, Dems.
Chatham-T. Bynum, D., and j. NJ. Green and W.
P. Taylor, Ops.
Caldwell--Wm Dickson, o.
Currituck-B NJ. Baxter, D.
Cleavcland-A. G. Waters and j. R. Logon, Denis
Davidson-E. B. Clark and Lewis Hanes, Ops
Davie- Howard, D.
Duplin-J. G. Branch and j. d. Stanford, Dems.
Edgecombe-R. R. Bridgers and j. L. Woodland, DIS
Forsythe-J. G. POindexter, O., and P. Barrow, D.
Franklin-W. F. Green, D.
Gaston-J. H. White, d.
Granville-W H. P. jenkins, j. NJ Bullock and s.
II. Cannady, Dems.
Guilford-C E. Shober, c. p Mendenhall and Julius
Gorrell, Ops
Greene-A. d. Speight, d.
Gates Boothe, o.
Haywood-S. L. Love, d.
Halifax. II. Davis and W. B. Pope, Dems.
Hertford-J. j. Yeates, O.
Hyde-Tilman Farrow, o.
Henderson,. p Jordan, o.
Iredell-A. K SimoRton and B. F. Gather, Ops.
Jackson. R. Love, jr., d.
Jones-W. P. Ward, d.
Johnston-W. Ii. Watson and Jas. Kitchener, DIS.
Lenor-J. G. Wooten, d.
Lncoln-Jno. F. Hoke, d. .as
Madson-Jno. A. Fagg d.
Martini. L. Ewell, d.
McDowell-C. S. Burgin, o.
Moore-A. Kelly, o.
Montgomery. G.. L. Barringer, O.
Macon-D. Siler, o.
Mecklenburg- Davis and Potts, Denis
Nash-H. G. Williams, D. ~.
New IIanover-S. j. Person and d. Shaw, Dems
Northampton-M w. Ransom and W. w. PEBBLES,
Dems.
Onslow-J. H. Foy, D.
0range-W. N. Patterson and II. B. Guthrie Ops.
Pasquotank- Williams, o.
Perquimans-Nathan Newly, O.
Pitt-B. G. Abortion and G. Perkins, Ops.
Person.. d. Wilkerson, D.
Robeson-Alex A. Mcmillan and Eli Weshart, DIS.
Rockingham Galloway and T. T. Slade, Denis.
Rowan-N.sF Hall and N. N. Fleming, Dems.
Rutherford-C 7. N. Davis, OPP, and B. II. Pad
gett d.. ssss ~
Randolph H. Foust and N L. winslow, Ops
Richmond-J. G. Blue, o. - i,.-.as5
Sampson Aubrey and N G. Faison, Dems.
Surry-H. NJ. Waugh, d.
Stokes--H Kallnm d.
Stanly- Green, O. 4f .5t
Tyrrell-Charles McClees, O.. 81
Union--C. @. Lemonds, d.
Wake-Henry Mordecai, D., S. II. Rogers and j. P.
H. Russ, Ops q .sss ysF.s
WARREN. b Bachelor and w. Fl. Clark, Dems.
Washington Latham, o, sE
y Watauga-G. n Folk, %. t,fir80E ~ ff}
-Wayne-W. T. Dortch and M. X. Crawford, Denis.
Wilkes-A. W, Martin and : Horton, Ops.
Yadkin-A. Q. Cowles, o. sltfk
Yancey=-J. w. Bowman d. @l ~ ~ s.i1i
Democrats 60; Opposition 55. Democratic ma
jority 10.
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The following notice appeared on the West end
of country meeting house. Anybody sticking
bills against this church will be prosecuted accord
ing to law or any other nuisanee."
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STRAYED.-A DARK BAY MARE MULE-MANE,
- and tail shaved-has a sore one foreleg. Any in
formation concerning her will be Literally rewarded
Raleigh, N. c., Aug. IA, 1860. e5-G
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READ THIS.
PLANTATIONS FoR SALE.

UIHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE DETERMINED TO SELL
il their Plantations on Little Fishing creek. in Warren
county, Ltleton. The two tracts of about 300 and
700 acres respectively contiguous and will be sold to-
geher separately The soil well suited to the usual
crops of the country and there full proportion of good
creek and branch low grounds On the larger tract
guod Dwelling of eight rooms. with suitable oufhouses
the other large Tobacco Barn, 0verseers Houes &e
- w. HOOPER,
= J. D. b. HOOPER.
August H. 1860. xzss 65-2m.
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MEYERS, MIRAcULoUs yERmiN DE-
sTnoYER, the oldest aud best remedy known for Ex.
terminating RATS ond NICE CoCKR0AcHES, BUGS.
ANTS. AUsogITOES, FEEAS, MOTHS, GRAIN :
WORMS and GARDEN INSECTS.
- Principal Depot sla BaoADwAr; N. r ~ sts.ssss
Sold bylall Druggists eysrywhere = 81 Z.
May is, 1860. ss-w6swsm.
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For SALE

a HORSE AND BUGGY-THE LATTER ALMOST
"A new ard viii be sold separately If desired. The
Horse of Black Hawk blood color black handsome Stylish
free mover. Time-until LIST of Janua-y given.
Apply at this office. - . sass-yass1 -
August IA, 1860 ~ 65--tf.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

AUGUST liz Io6O
TURPENTINE-Sales yesterday afternoon of 16i bbls,
and this morning 200 do at 50 80 for virgin and yellow
dip, and 81 Is for hard. per $50 TBS. - !,
SPIRITS TURPT-Furiher sales Yesterday Of $40 bbls.
at 35Sc q gallon for straight lots. This morning 60 do
sold at $3.50. for New York bbls. =
No transactions reported in other articles-sour
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HE MARKETS..
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

AUGUST III, l8dU. .
CoTT0N-very little in during the past week, mostly
bought up for manufactors here at advance of y
on previous quotations. -
FL0UR-Has advanced 25c per bb on all grades.
SPTS. TURPT-The Market seems TO be well supplied
with but little change in prices.-GsSr.
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BARRYss TRIcOPHERoUs is the best and
cheapest article for dressing beautying cleansing curl
ing. preserving and restoring the hair Ladies, tfy It
Sold BY all Druggists and Performers. 8
March 10. 1860. r-w&swsmoss
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The democrats in the northwestern section OF the
State generally voted the regular ticket
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1O.-In six counties Orr, the
Union candidate, gains 1400 on Rollins vote in
1858 ss4st,l - tt . l&
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WUST REcEfyED At w. n. ANDREWS
- fine lot Of N. G. Cured HAMS also an excellent
lot of Canvass HAMS; also superior article Of Lard.
~ July 2lst 1850. 58-H
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Let us Unite ON One Ticket.

We commend the following. from the last Will
mington Journal, to the Douglas Democrats Of this
State
with all courtesy, and all sincerity, we appeal
to every man. who in good faith might prefer some
body else to Breckenridge, to pause before he be-
comes a party to any movement calculated TO dis
tract the Democratic party in this State. If not his
first choice, Breckenridge is a man against whose
honesty, Democracy and nationality, nothing can
be urged Be not then led into a faetious position
by the nsidous appeals of the Opposition and their
coadutors."
Electoral tickets in this State? None whatever.
Such course could not benefit Judge Douglas, but
it might throw the vote of the State for Bell and
Everett Is there Demecratin the State who de
sres to see the ten Electoral votes of Carolina
cast for Bell and Everetti
We ask the Douglas Democrats if the ticket which
supporting will not be as fair one for Doug
las in a certain event. if it were really Douglas
ticket If the vote of this State will elect Douglas
or place him in the House, and if that vote win nei-
Their elect Breckenridge place him in the House,
the Douglas Democrats may rest assured that the
vote will be cast for Douglas. What more can be
asked? Why throw away this chance by running
aseparate ticket and thus in all probability, giving
the State to Bell and Eyeretts The Democrats o.
Pennsylvania have united on the same ticket, and
there are well-grounded hopes that the Democrat:
Of New York will do the same Let us go with
those two great States in presenting united front
to the common enemy
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a. During our sickness we read but few news
papers, and therefore many attacks upon FORUM
aely escaped our notice. We find in the Washing
ton Constitution of August 9, an article from the
Democratic Press of this City, Of which the follow
ing is an extract:
-. During all this while the Standard, which. un-
til the establishment of this Press was the only
therefore, has occupied the position Of the leading
organ Of the party in the State remained an indif
lerent spectator to the contest going the State
while it was well understood that in this county its
ssympathies were with Mr.. Bledsoe and the OPPOSE
ton upon the only issue which divided the parties
The foregoing is deliberately and unqualiiedly
untrue The writer must have known it to be SO
when he penned it
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FOR PRESIDENT:
John G.. BRECKENRIDGE,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10 LANE,
OF OREGON.
OF OREGON
ELEGTORS
OF KENTUCKY.

FOR PRESIDENT AND VIcE-PREsIDENT.
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TUsT RECEIVED, Bills. FRESH ALE,
e At the OAK CITY HOUSE
Raleigh. April "a. 1860. ssTtf
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The silent testimony Of quiet conscience is Of
far greater value than riches.
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For the State at Large:
ALFRED NJ. SCALES, OF ROCKINGHAM.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
districts -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1860-10-27
ST FlUN AIRY
no. Ard ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

BESEvoLENT INSTITUTION, EATABLslII 49,,
CIAL ENDOWMENT FoL rHr BELIEF ~ rilI |.
AN" DISTRESSED, AFFLICTET VIII NKu,t,-
AND sPiDENIc hIsE4sEs
HE HOW ARD ASSOCIATION a. WV ,
L A%tuldesIruCIiUn vi human liz, ttIk,U#I,E
uai diseases, and the receptions g,uCtis G III, Il
unfortunate victims Of such diseases by Q,,,t
several years ago dIrecIec tht;I Consult Su,r,t
as "a CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of theii hals,.
open Dispenser for tie trcain,r nj u; tLis,1,.
diseases. in all their forms. and tu Civ, MEli(l
ADVICE GRATIS, to ali vito Apply BIZ letter VI
il description Ut their condition. iage uct ~ ,ti
habits al life &c. and III cases ri exIin +. vtn
u, FURNISH MEDICINES FRIE QfsCEAIGE
lis nee''ltss t" add that tn" AssUriati"p -
tbs. highest Medical skiloitht age; and willurt
the. most appruvct mo,ier1 treatment
TIL, Directors ''' lie Assassination, in tn. ir Ann
R,p,rt upun t',t tr 'tt,n mt If Sexual Disea..
rxprcsE the IIgItsI satisfaction with the surr,
which fias attrnir' the Iahurs of their SurgrUts
the ur.- o! Snrrmat"rrhea. Seminal Wrakha
G"n"rrEe". Gl.'t. Syphilis. thu vicr 81 Onsn,l
r. y If ,h.ir pt~,as's If IhU kidneys and Bladr
81. a6,i"rtl,'r continue Vi the sautr plan
:',- "s'liT: year
The Directors, review the past feel ,
.ure'' ,h,.t thci "lrs in this sphere Of b, nCvot
.,tT.,rt nav, h,.n great b.nci t. the afflicted,
Decia!iN ~. tn. ung. nmt' they hav, r"ElVCt ter
v,., themselves it'll renewed zeal this
nrta,t bat uiuti i,spis'' caus,
Al i,',nirpbI. R".'urI "I. Sp' Tma'rtrICh,
Seminal Wepkmts the vir, ri uruItn. NJ
turhnti,r ~ Self Abuse, and nth,' n,rr.'
IT thu, Sexual orrans. by thu C,naul:ir, 81
gc"r,, vEicI. = il h, sen hv mril I'm s,si'
letter ..nv"l"P' y FREf OF CHARCF r'itr
ccip, ,: tw'stamps for postage OthrRTfr'rt
Tracts ~ The MIXTURE and tr' ntr' ut ',l"r'l -
eases dict. &c. are CnnstaI II, hrir 2 Pr'ii.' +
gratuitnus di<trituti"u and i'll r','rt t. Il. ;
1ictcd Some at tl'r h"N r'm''i"s and E'ii'
oftrcatm"nt discovered durirs II '"-' va ~
great value.
Address fn, I:.p"rt ar treatment nR. ]. SH'
.T.I% HOrGHTON A. tin" Surgeon, Howard -
.iatinn. M Snutl, Ninth Street, PliladrlE La,
9y',ricr Of the n't"r''rs
EI. aI4-HILu. S.-r'v F. u. UEAI7THi
sent. l. 1859. Prrs'' a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1860-10-27
The aCarter House, (" .
CharlestoWn, JEFFERSON County. Va.

" M ~
THE undersigned having purchased the h tote
i proper y, IN Charlestown, va SO tons az"
@ AKTER's HOTEL
have opened the sau. tor the reception" t sisot'Ts
Tie ProptivtorE pledge their ever, exc i'i'N ~
the comfort and pleasure vi tile lT patrons
Their Table will be supplied WIN ',sty ~
that this tue neig ring mark, t. an ailln.
Their Bar fur .siie " in gencrai lssor'i
of The very best Liquors
Their aFge and airy StAEfes atten"e" " s"
aud arefuIUstlcra.
Every department. will be under The oaretnI sur
oysters. Liquors, Cigars, aud H"rse et,1NI.H
: riablS Cash. a h E3t,'l,tIS,
April 1859. JANE u Gi"Sot'
Messrs Redn,an & Gibson, will e seen BIZ the
above card, having bet UIne Pr"Prletors oil my no
tel Properly, would respectfully ceInhl' u u" ~
to tn patrons uf tie observation-disclosures! "ho % 1hF P"O
lie generally, feeling that u viii sr none
Of It's former reputation in their hands WITH The
improvements contemplated, the liuuse Will have
additional advantages ard car thtrcI"re win
establislmrn knowing ,har under their control,
the House will DC good, quiet and orderly III I'cFy
respect Res s sS.lus{E Il. CARTER.
Having lust returned from the Eastern Markets.
witra choice selcction Ut Liquors Ales. Porter, &c
we offer the following list which we will sell "'
moderate terms, BY the gallon. dozen, butte' &c:
Choice 'SeigDette'' Pale Brandy;
Dark
Extra Pale Brlndy in bottles;
Very fine old Madeira in do:
Old Rye Whiskey 10 years old;
do do. do;
sass' Celebrated "India Pale Ale :"
Duve's Scotch Ale
barclay & Pertin'- London Brown Stout;
spiced oyste's by the R eET %r plF ( GIBSON
Carter House. May 10, ls57
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rIIN THOUSAND Bf TERs sFANTED
SEin w are 9toWeS'
AND sHEET-1RpN ESTABLISHMENT, 4
Ons Nam Street, I ChayL,stowm,f Vargin5u

5pin ware 9toWeSe i
AND sHEET-1RPN ESTABLISHMENT,
On. MAJ" Sired, C4aPgl's'o~", V'rg'"'irl
rrsE un ,ersigncd : is on, land and .Esoustantiy
/ manufacturing a his EiTOVE ant
Es r. dGk Hs S.SS
fUurSi in his business Inad9 OF the Lar mi tereii
ansl by experienced " brkmeh. The it.4k pow 7h
e s
ed ss@ SsSS% s;S:h be 81 3
app,S,vcd patterns. C LLENpER .SPBSsi. STE.A NJ
ETSs CAKE SCREWS CAKi IL CUTTERS, Fl OER
s% PAITY RASs 81 "5oufs r$[n q n
sizesfand Painted Ware His stock OTIS
/. SHEET RON wAksE. Z;
CONF risng every artidie in Tic Culinarynd House
keeElng department ElIis s*Uck of 81
e S rio TiE S IA
embraces every variety of WOOD AND COAL
sToSEs, among wh5dh Gnaytc found following
appH5pycd pate, ms: FultOt! Cook StQyc, sizcs;
Lef'Er Stove; Distance kHg, = sIseSj Young
or Gt9ul. PreIuiuIa Cook sizes 8 sScCtchrIUh
Co6R; , sizes; Cottager 3 szps, Coal Ncgper styt,
diasss Coax sls!; rt asi cSBSissntB stiFSf
W9ts1; Laura, sizes, Wood Also, 8strlor, Star
Co.tsger, and Frank; ~, all sizes. il
Fu$5essing every facility known to he buSintss,
he siprcparch at ailvimes t. execute #ith the ut.
undergraduates. all Kinds q e
H. BUILDING AND JOB WORE.
Tin 5loofng, Zinkingl and pouting cz9ne to order
and Stl the best manner Il
MERCHANTS desirous OF rrplfnshing t1{eit stock 0i
Tin snr Sheet-Iron Ware, wal find it fEcir adyan-
tasSto deal with meI sheli make iElihcrai.di
cuSiIt to merchants when rtclcs hk1sht by the
ouaEtty. shall als0 takeE il. cxcha;E e tor Tin
Req, sheespskinb, old Brass.
BSeswax, Beef 'HidcA, s and
/ NSnnI Old Copper. Pewter.
Thankful for past fnvors and with r:dercrmina
tot14n merit the ncrt easing Epat ronaget tn" com.
mukity. respectfully SOLICIT call fibEn AL who
dezi;fe purchasing a"YRrticle in my iinA"t bnspess
These, ms will be sucEiias Gu mot fail toptraac
- u EALBERT MILLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1860-10-27
Agents Wanted {!
UNDERSTANDINGS.

r DESIRE to inform the public, tEht I have fitted
i up SMITH SHOP III Chorlesto. 4,
nearly opposite the residence of Dr.. Straith where
shall &c ready at all times, to do all kinds of work
in my line.
Having had considerable. experience in the bust
mess feel confident that eau render satisfaction
would respectfully refer to tie following gentle
men, for the past few years.
REYNOLDS Mr.. Jacob Folk, Mr.. Martin H. Miller,
John Shepherd, Esq, David L. Hdnsil. Esq, nd
As June 1 /, 1s5s.Mtf. AcHlLI Es DIXON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1860-10-27

NE, the undersignrHF having each 81 ut puIcke..
ael s,ne Of Wcirck &EGWeIhr's Thr. si4r sid Chhts
fer and Horse Power complete, the laeIseason. Cssn
say shat its work 10 e9tireiY sntisac Elry, and M
re6tcnmend them to the Fafmi"g coniRuhitg aaags
labs- and grain saving ma" h1ne, and Entirely siNit
pie end durable in itsifonstsc ,ion.
= JOS. l.. EICHELBARGEH.
JOS. CRANE. &
Caarlestown, M.rcA 90, 1850. Ii