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BUSINESS CARDS. &C.
McPHEETERS s. GHISELIN,
Wholesale GrOcers and Commission Merchant

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McPHEETERS & GHISELIN,
Wholesale GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
Norfolk,
" "OULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY
Dealers and Planters TO their large and select stock
of CHOICE GROCERIES, including
500 bags Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee,
so hhds. n. o. and p. r. Sugars
$50 bbls Refined Sugars all grades,
loo bbs. bright, heavy n. O. Molasses,
so hhds. Muscovado MolasSes,
25 Tierces Prime Rice,
1000 Sacks l.. b. and G. A. Salt
300 boxes Adamantine. Chemical and Sperm Candles,
200 boxes Brown and Toilet Soap,
1000 Reams Wrapping Paper,
100 Bales Wrapping Twine,
BroOms Buckets Grain and Ground Spices of every kind
Backing, Starch Fig, Blue &c, &C.
TEAS-Our assortment of Green and Black Teas is very
complete, embracing variety of choice chops, which will
be sold at prices to please.
N B. Special attention paid to consgnments of Flour
September H. 1859, s0-tf.
IOHN R. LONDON, JoHH H. BRYAN JR,
Late with DeRosset, Late Teller Of Bank of
Brown Co., State, N. C.
Wilmington, Y. e. Raleigh, ~ G.
LONDON & BRYAN,
G9MNTTSSI0N MERCHANTS,
No. 80 India Street-BOston.
EXPERIENCES:
Gov. Ellis, Ex. Gov Bragg, Treas Courts W. H. Jones'
Cash Raleigh; Hon. VIM. H. Battle EX Gov. Swain,
Chapel Hill Hon. VIM A. Graham, Hlsborough; w H.
Oliver CO., Newbem; Jas. E. Hoyt Washington; E. ID.
Brigham, Boston; Brown, DeRoSSet Co Wilmington ;
Watson and Meares, Wilmington; Whedbee & Dickerson
Baltimore; McPheeters & Ghiseln. Norfolk; DeRosset
Brown Co., Wilmington; p X. DckersOu Wilmington ;
W. d. Giles Co, Savannah; John A. Winston l. Co.,
~ Consignments of Nava! Stores, Cotton, Lumber,
and other Southern Produce solicited.
January 6, 1860 9-6mpd.
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lizard TIMES NO MORE.-ANY LADY OR
Ii Gentleman in the United States possessing from $3
g. enter into easy and respectable business by
which from IS to $40 per day Be realized. For par
tculars, address with stamp)
W. R. ACTON & CO.,
Al North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
February %, 1850 as..s..sR rlT-6mos.
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DILEs. FIsTULA. sTR1eTUREs, CAN-

GERS, Ulcers TUNERS Scrofna and all other Diseases
OF the SEn, cured BY the of Dr. ClOpons remedies
Pamphlets, containing testimonials of the highest char
acter, forwarded to any that may wish them
Persons wishing to test the wonderful efficacy of Dr.
Cptons Remedies must correctly describe their disease
uon, extent, &C." Medicines sent by mail.
J. A. CLOPT0N, NJ. D.,
Huntsville, Ala.
January %, 1850: lily.
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1859.
|. FALL.
ID Il Y G. 90 DIS
AT WHOLESALE

1859. FALL. 1859.
DRY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE
STEVENSON, WEDDELL & CO.,
PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA,
nESIRE TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF WHOLE
- sale buyers TO their large and attractive Stock of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Comprising extensive lines of
STAPLE GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
DRESS GOODS
WHITE GOODS
NOTIONS, &c, &C.,
Especially adapted to the wants of the North Carolina
Virginia and Tennessee trade which will be offered
prompt Cash buyers upon such terms and ut such prices
cannot fail to give entire satisfaction.
One of the firm will attend the New York auction sales
during the season. and forward TrWeeklY by steamers
large additions to their stock.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
No. 75 and so, Sycamore Street.
N. Especial and prompt attention will be bestowed
to orders.
September 8, 1859. 78-tf
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QUENT, RUSBEE.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Determined devote hereafter the whole his time to his
profession always be found at his Office in the Brick
Row Fayetteville Street-uness absent the Circuit.
March !, 1883. 24-ly.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO NE Exc,
ID cuted by JOHN O. w. FAUCETT, lately deceased,
the 18th November 1882 shall proceed to sell TO the
highest bidder for Cash. the 10th day of July next
the Court House door in the City of Raleigh, house and
lot in the southern portion of the said City the Fay
etteville road, adjoining the lands of Sylvester Smith,
James Litchfnrd and others
RANSOM JOHNSON, Trustee.
May 80, 1880. -.' sF.a' .-- rs-F =. 43-td. o.
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Large Assortment of the Greys,
FOR LADIES' SUITS, FOR LADIES' SUITS FOR La.
DIES SUITS.
ALWAYS NEAT, ALWAYS NEAT, ALWAYS NEAT
ALL THE STYLE. ALL THE STYLE.
At fuckers.
Raleigh, May Is, 1850. 4O-tf
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wATCHEsIz WATGHRs!h

g. s.l.-.- . GOLD AND SlLNER. y;ga cd.
IF YOU WANT. TO Buy "A VERY FINE WATCH,
II have them for sale.,, -----.-.r, !.
Joseph Johnson. Church ST., 10 sJeEeiled.
have sold them for thirty years-always gaye entire
satisfaction .. l.. a. - -tsr
Will. Dixon Watch. EquaIly as Good.
have sold Thousands of Dollars worth Of the aboye
Watches, and neUer bad one returned. Also,
The heAmerican Watch-Two Makers.
T. Warranted excellent Time-keepers-d durable Watch
Together With very fine GENEVA WATCH. for Ladies.
large assortment 80 ---tae - stogfss1l AZ"
E Those wanting Watch to keep time By will do we'll to
call as the Watches shdn be represented seAs cheap
as they can be bought elsewhere. - :, ..,|Ts,S.,,
D. Raleigh, Febs, IssoaS- . Sas 1lItlsst1a5 IeLM
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IN JAIL. TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
IL Jail in Raleigh, negro man who says his name is
HENRY and that he belongs to Augustus Miller of Baden
county, N. G. E-es ts- 7a' .r -
The is requested to forward prove property
pay charges and take him away, or he will be dealt with
according to law. w. II. HIGH, Sheriff.
March q, 1860. u a5-tf 81"
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Nprtb-Caroliua 5tanharh.
WILLIAM w. HO L d E N,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS OF THE WEEKLY-TDo Dollars per Gnnum
invariably in advance. - go.
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he contract 4 par will be deducteo from the gross
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]. M. LovEJOY'S ACADEMY.

]. M. LOVEJOY'S ACADEMY.
HE THIRTY-EIGHTH SESSION WILL CON-
IL mence the 9th of July.
have obtained for the present the services of Mr. j. c.
Lowry, graduate of Dublin. Mr. l.. having resided
era years France and having taught for the last two
in Havana thorough teacher of the French and Span
sh languages / think it advisable that boys should be
prepared for the Sophomore Class In the first place. be-
cause Academic classes of eight ten students be
And the second because buys thus withdrawn
year from college temptations shall hereafter prepare
my boys for this class If employers so desire The tut
ton Of the country schools in this State ranges from
fifty seventy five dollars per session board and tuitien
from hundred hundred and fifty per session;
nor boys taken for less than these sums.
My tuition for the classics including French and Span
sh also Mathematics and the English branches will be
forty dollars English branches twenty dollars per session
Board and tuition hundred and twenty-five.
J. NJ. L0VEJ0Y.
June go 1860. 5O-St
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y lF.-rb .EE57aa WANTED,
3 "A SITUATION AS ASSISTANT sIgekL EDl.-
TOR Gf desired, NiIl take the EohHgp) in.
city Or country By Young man E4e b I'd
experience Editorial lie and also ptaqil pnter.
Persons wishing further information, BY letter other-
wise, are referred to- al-.sscllIs Isst
sl7s i.Ie -r191 ~ H. EDMUND ozRTESQ.
,,stssfg. "a B,ia no RoFtsuplihEFa.
a October , 1852 g.g.E,5 i,l;g.3 saj ii hlsas7TtE
- les ss.s.g.laya y ao.asszsg - <sEaEz O.
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TlHE SELECT BOARDING AND. DAY
IL SCHOOL of the Misses NASH and Miss KOL-
LOCK, Hillsb0ro, n c., will reopen on 18th JULY.
punctual attendance requested.
Circulars giving full particulars forwarded on appl'
cation. "a.
June 8, 1860. t[E 46-l2t.
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THE WILSON SCHOOLS,

WILSON, N ",
BY Mr.. AND MRS. RICHARDSON,
Aided by a Corps of Ten Assistant Teachers.
TUyHE FALL TERN COMMENCES ON THURSDAY,
the 10th of July. For Catalogue address the Prin-
cpal. ID. 5. RICHARDSON.
June 49, 1850 .- .. 49-2m.
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THE TOY STORE.

nODD SCHEIB HAVE NOW ON EXHIBITIO!
IL admission free) the largest most varied, and dec
dedy the best selected stock of Toys in thi
City. Call soon and please the little ones
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No. IL FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
Where you will find tasefuy fitted up, and Cream
US cold as Ice can make it.
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UIRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFECTlONARY-
IL fresh supply just received:
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IF YOU WOULD ENJOY THE REF RESTING IN
IL fuence of glass of nice Ice Cream call at
DODD q SCHEIB'S SALOON,
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June :, 1850,
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alnfrtigf III .f'.jlttJ.
STnAY GALF,.

EIAAKEN nnby the undersigned, red CALF;
VITA whites ar in forehead; branded II ON
te hip. Pfofn pfopfttp and paw charges.
s.: ERASNdIlS = JOHNSON,
SO II ~. LIST Ward near tins mill.
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5ur..tigu Neug. t.
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the Lords on 18th June. Lord
Brougham asked Her Ma;esty's Govern.
ment whether there was any truth in a
report which had been current for the
last two days, that France either had dies.
patched, or was about to do so, large
military force TO Naples, inclusive of the
naval force of seven vessels OF war which
she now had in the Neapolitan waters.
Lord Granville said there was no foan.
dation whatever for the report that
French troops had been sent to Naples;
as such q course would be inconsistent
with the declaration OF the Emperor OF
the French, that his policy in regard TO
Naples was one of nol-interference.. =.
Inthe Commons, same day, Mr.. Mac
Evoy moved an address TO Her Majesty.
to order thai officers In the army, pro-
noted from the ranks, may be allowed to
reckon their previous services i'll the
ranks. The motion was seconded by Co
lionel Dunno, and supported by Colonies
Dickson and Lindsay, but ultimately pega-
.tiyed $3.50. --,.rs -.
r. Mr.. james called attention to the Ell.
lStment now going on in ireland, 10 fur.
nish the Pope with troops III Italy, and
asked The government what measures they
intended to adopt, as there vas abundant
evidence to support a prosecution under
the foreign enlistment act. F.. ..
The House then went into committee
Of supply on the army estimates
The consideration OF the Roman Gatho-
lie charities bill, as amended, gave rise to
debate, which was adjourned
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ITA.LY.

Atlfices from Rome slqte tTiat ali cif
tciaf ti0SpattN ttg6 been TeepiYcd fFui
SSagles, giyi6F details 81 thd capture 4
tbc two steamers, mith CARL ttlftBs, III
/ tba. Ncarefitait ff'igatp Ealninilntes tlhesi
steamers, Which displayed tlle SarGfthial
ard Amoriealt Ilaess hid on board Z j, tl0t
Fipilsktts, 2 eniiApHs, 22l0 ,,00O pounds 81
powder tiid eonsille 5ic sum 81 money.
fiee hundred aftnril passengers were made
fIiflsoilefS mud wefc, ttgbtieFs with tic
steamers conveyed 10 Gsaeta on The i 9Th
of Juun. e ; u. Il n. I. y.
& en- lanioxieiefe had despatched troops
vi The NcapoitanIroisier. ltBas aSserts
gti that Piedmont list,r promised II, IRE.
.fet'tsaIt iilyNsitnr of Tile Papal frontier.
unless slraf ,inFasion was III ftllscontiice
k0f a tlectaratloil II war tls any power
This ratiOfi50f Piefilloitt was said ,o
Lake been communicated Ia tie Pohe.
As letterfrom Naples oi Tie 18th men.
irons, under great reserve, d ri5tnor THAT
2, 0Ug Garibaldians. supposed 10 .be CON.
|ulanded by Col Nfedici, had landed Ill
Gatailzern, Id Calabria. DC was also rr,s
liipred that IN Instruction had commenced
o. Cala6ria, and that The Ngapoiitan go
vernnent had sent Gen. Munlaiite there
Us ditets ego.l s. &. u ...s ii.
. Otherletters from Naples say that Gen.
Piannclli, the commander Of tho army n
The Abruzzi, had been sanlaoncd 10 act
In Calahria. u, !. I. HI a3.7
M. Tie French government having declined
any Intervention, acouncil IL the royal
family assembled on the 18th, to deIibc,
rate a political demonstration was ex..
pected on the 18th ult. Great anxiety
prevailed among hll classes. .=#
Eight French and two English nlcr!of.
war were in. the Bay Of Naples.
Letters from Palermo to the stli, esti,
mate the forces Of Gariballf at i 900.
Seven persons, found plnndering, had been
shot by order Of Garibaldf.
The order for the evacuation had great.
iiy discouraged tho royal troops. Nj.
Garihaldihad opened n national sub
kcription on behalf or the war. The
archbishop and all the RubIC families iii
Sicily Ind subscribed. ...... III 4. 81.
.:.::.. SArfEs, june Id. &
The Sandman minister. has demanded
thcsresteration Of The fwo steamers and
their 500 passengers, who were captured.
by the Neapulitan frlgate Fulninailte, is
they had passports for Malta. The Eag..
1ish aulbassador has Supported this dc.
lnand. q . 81 II AZ
tEs, 80, = - gss -
The Decentralization Of Gartballfans in
Calabria ii denied, . d. .... ..s.. III:
.. Letters from Rome, To- the 10th con.
.iirnl the ncws=uf Che concentration Of Tie
Piednoatese army at Ferrpfa. ..*= .= 7
I III is officially asserted that Austria
would be able In d fortnight. to bring Into
the field GOO, lf9 men. . ...s .e.z
The 1ittnt Gdsttle says that an officer
of the Seapolttan court, named Bnsee
has left FOL: Sicily, declaring His inter.
Etio1 Of either killing aifibaliii { IN 4 3tlf,:
| IL IS 70 be supposed or l1eiHg killed. IS,
i him. Pie ssFiIe Journal asserts that hi
sNeapolitan Government las set Ia pric,
Ef 10000 dnCats {s5 ,0o0f, apon TIL
/ head Of Garibafdi. s.:. ..s....
i
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GERMANY.


The Congress- at Baden Baden termi
mated on June ITth. The following is
a correct list OF the sovercigns and princes
who took part in the proceedings: e. =.
The Emperor Of France, the Prince
Regent Of Prussia, the Grand Duke Of
Baden the King Of Wartembarg, the
King Of Bavaria, the King OF Saxony, the
King Of Hanover, the Graud Duke Of
Hesse DarmStadt, the Grand Duke Of
Sake Weimar, the Duke OF Nassau, the
Duke Of SAKE Coburg, the Prince Of
HehenzolIern aud the Prince Of Furslent-
berg. ~ ....--. .
The Emperor professed the most peace
fol intentions towards all Germany.
1t is asserted that at the fiual confer
ence between the Prince Regent of Prus-
sin, aud the German soyereigns, before
sheir departure from Baden, decisive
agreement was come to on those questions
which refer TO the relations Of Germany
With foreign countries. H.
I Its stated that the soFereigns rendered
to the Prince Of Prussia their good Offices
to bring about an understanding between
Prussia and Austria.
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t6Frillle ei,i III srr..l abont I'M
pss s.il.s., .Fe 4 ( n; i, &. II II ,s
.lgts i 5et z fs,is5t stFea 553I. n
Wee haa sl iel3sgs gigFfi,s " .,s !, M, E,ss NJ
tile f5hFty we're u, T;,,,,s5, Eta i,l,ai s;.
.pC:sFs tiEl ma III ss,stg N \, \. I, !, Nj
ILL., aNtt " w n S,g4 Y I,iss
wIle5t n, q n, ns,,ii NM 4. /; as.a
otis ri \, S,,f n s,,l 1, IN
tq lbe la,IN tbis MI Iaan ,,,,sa,,,s
yefy tati5li.tyt,it5,i an,t ,,ITe,y 4 .,Fgs a,i.l
stsl6iFjl4hatli 81 lI,e snl,i,. sIel ,l. m 81
stabbed iii lie Ijfess t sat faFt,3n. felS
was not seriously iitinred ,rlte5 iiIfE
struck Gle eollaf-bona at Brown bending
I'D oitt8attls. and. frniiinr l,f6rgl, Tho
tarn9 ONT ueaF Tue Shoulder Me-
Mann was Immediately seized by Two al.
firefs ard iakCtf io tIIo. station house
The wounded mon were both taken to
thelr homes, Brown Icing unable to walk
About three b clock pia. James Thoiap-
son Ind Ills hand badly injured III the
discharge of q pistol at No. 40 Mulberry
street.
Samuel SErI ,racinT tv,tss oyrestt III aItnttt
haifpast fye e,elocE IL ot,iesr Daytr II
the trwe,,ty.sIyth T,re:inst far sl,oating
Hahn Ins,i h tIe ~. s,r;,h !. ,stol. fEs
Wounded man, Was eo,,yayad Il nc. cw
York HosnitaI ',rhe Affair oreurrresI "A
sthe sai.on No aG5 PearI strrc, krnt 81.
,Iui,I Boih nartjcs are said ~ haye bect,
.ptItler tie influence n liaaor
About half.past ei6ht o,Sloci; 1 m Mr.
Dunhan,: was aeci,,cnfnlIv shot I'M tho lc,r
IN the wa,llinr 81 4 nistoI N IEe Vas I'M.
81 10 lie hospital a q n sz
Edward Nal ,anrhlin vas str,,cL II, III.
head with 1 slune.shot IL lie RoWerv
about hnlf.nast ten o,clock IS tie sre I.
inc is some q, nerstn unknown. He was
co,seyed ii ia hosnitaI ~ oi,Iccr I,olll.
en- sc nc sixth urcrinct 81:
5'A uon,o,, named Az, I1srt: ,y.,. o,.c;.
doot.ils sho, Is IN MIL + ,l;
front 81 bnr yss;de,cs M IA r. - ,ss, S.
strns, she Z, =, ,si IL Sos,,;
R.,sv prar L, WI ,,.e,I ~
ea rsy,.: Il, Lsr M. II, ns,sl an,1io, ',
& !, 81 NJ M ,, y
s ss wv, Nv o.tT ,I
49,, 80 Wy
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Labor Is Wealth--PerSeVere&Pr0 Prosper.
u. J.. ROSS. .SHOEMAKER ~

ID EGS to inform the PRhIic that be has RE,
ID MOVED bis Shop 10 The Mpehanics'
H1illinGs, on 2hd Sopth Street, near de Post
Office, where he ~ on hand To accommodate his
customers with whatever they want IN his line,
Encourage labor and create wealth. An kiuds
Of produce taken as Payuept. 4g-3m
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EXGH ANGER!

WE have herd Of STOCK. consisting Of
wv several hundred head OF Mich Cows anu
Calves, HeifeFs, two year ODDS, Muiss, Caiifor,
ala Mares, &c. which we wish 10 EXCHANGE
for GOOD WORK CATTLE. 49,. D. -:
For particulars apply nj our ofii'e In the sait
Lake Hou,e. MILLER RUSSELL & co.
e. 5. l., City, July %, lsGo,-I9-f .-
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STRAY stun HORsI,.

TAME into my bald,Ol IIotsss, some time
~ since, da'k bay pony STALLION, sup
h1sedto be four years oidS branded ca right biz
I W. Spanish, brand on left hip, bsye ~
Tered the animal. The owner il Teaues. ed 10
prove property aud pay charges.
49'3 A, COON, Jordan Bridge.
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TURKEY.

sangulnary disturbances had taken
place in Albania. The drageman Of the
Austrian consulate had been assassinatetl
at Scutari The Albanians, IN virtue Of
their privileges, had refused to pay the
taxes, or to contribute to the CONSUMPTION,
both of which the christians refused to
bear alone, 1t was runlored that deS.
patch had been received Announcing the
outbreak of an Instruction at Smyrna,
and the assassination of public function.
aries, but the correctness Of this news
was doubted. Z T. NJ. -.s s.
The Grand Yizier had arrived at Sehum-
Ia. On his journey thither he dismissed
and Imprisoned several Turkish and some
Greek functionariOs for abuse Of their au-
thority. Z: ]: IS. ~.
/: The Porte had sent Tels Pasla TO Bey-
ront as extraordinary commissioner, in
order TO Institute an inquiry. E., 81 > !. 4.
The army was exasperated at not hay-
ing received its arrears Of pay, aud milf
tary revolt was apprehended. The am
bassadors had concerted and sent identical
Instructions to the different consuIs in
Syria, in order to prevent fresh disasters,
Fifteen hundred houses had been burnt in
the Turkish quarter Of Constantinopfc:.
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HOWARD & BOWRING.
lHANuE4CTURERS or. Lea.
THEE, BooRS, SHOES,
HARNESS, SADDLES, ETC,

Z A 1.-THE Old Stand % CUMMINGS JONES,
n and also at the 5ADDLERY adjoiBtng tn
Post Office, and fronting on MAig Street.
Having employed a large number OF the most
efficient workmen, II, 4 d are prepared and
determined to give the utmost satisfaction in the
qualify Of all articles manufactured by them as
well as In pnnotuahiy In filing orders. -
A liberal price pUid for hides. ha,k and oil. E
All kinds of produce taken In exchange. Soft
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sroLEN nY YNnIaNs.

DN lie night of Friday, ttip 9Th Of Iuly, ii
~, black Horse. star in the forehfad; branded
3 on the right thigh; the letter Is about 3 Inches
long Whoever viii deliver him to the under.
sigued, will receive Ten dollars trwArd -. =.
p. ..<< H. BENJAMIN A.. MILES,,
" 50-lt ....-. -. Big Cottonwood.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-08-04
KNITTING FACTORY REMOVED.

j AM ES D0Y Il = :,
ID ESPECTFULEY informs bis Patrons and
II Friends thai the KNITTING FACTORY
Is Removed 10 Mechanics, Row, East Of the
Post Object where all kinds OF Stockings can
be found on hand 10 accommodate the public
Also, can be made TO order, Ladies, Wofsted
Jackets, Hoods. Cravais, &c., &c. /.
Country merchants supplied on reasonable
terms. Aug /. 50.tt JAS. DOVE. "
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-08-04
Now for Premiums at the Fair!
/: :s=. .. a. i. a. u. +. sTnvART, .> =

HAVING bpaght oge.half interest of
I'll The Nal Taefnfy sud Machine Stops,
al Payse,i, known ~ the fsabin,@ Hehe
il Co.'S Nais Factory IRE nov dtiug business IL
said ise osy tf1daf The mime, fam and style Of
Sabigf, BeebeY gyessaft9S CO., afe prepsrfdS 70
ditqrdefA for HaiIss at 81 cents per foanh. assp
% kniell any arIirle sin The Wagon carlfge,
cabinet. chair and Blacksmith sippss on shoTl
notice and it oiialle pr cess Cali and e1a-
UtiBe fpF ypniselRess They will take "a ex-
E.etange for nails and other manufactured M
tieiet, catiie horses, Rillas eat, oats. barley
aud ebfH IL he lfg hfAl market prit es 3. #
r. Save have 6ifastg supplied satnlJes 10
Die Amount oF50.tl1a lsa. II. .,:. as 81
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-08-04
INDIAN TROUBLES ON. THE
xjs.E1 PLAINS. =: 49,.

Va special Washington dispatch to the
sss@ York Rorld, bearing date July 9th,
,o; me indian bureau has this day re-
Ss''ea important dispatches from Mr.,