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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
Boots. Shoes. Sc.
AmuseMeuIe.

AmnsemenIs.
WINTER GARDEN.
w The management 5sgIste to sTncTnoe th tie present.
Of the engagement Of u,,,,,, nooru
THIS MONDAY, Dec II, being his
lie WILL In obedience generally expressed WISH repes, for
the last 'i~ HAMLET NJ FsF''n'''n OF
On TUESDAY he viii ePP ss,,.f for the first ms'~
And on WEDNESDAY, for ,hs 6!;t time, as
which occasion lady o. great theatrical pr1mi.e
the daughter OF celebrated scisn Of this city, will male her
first appearance a. -,,,,rr
ON MONDAY Dec. a. .-
Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
NIBLOr GARDEN.
IN j. M EIXON............soIe Lessee and Manager,
FOURTEENTH WEEK
Vi tho eng se''en' o. EDWIN FoRREsT i''S'''''
On which occasion he win appear for the hrSt time these four
yesrs in the character Of prcu.pnu
ron MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 1860
VIII be presented Shakespeare most popular historical Tragedy
RICHARD H.;
THE BATTLE op BoswoR1H FIRtp.
RICAHRD, Duke OF GloteT...........mr EDwlNFORRES1
Earl Of Richmond Conway
Duke Of Buckingham Mr. G. Fisher
Tr'ssel A. W Fenno
rsnrI the Sixth H c1R%n
Ga'esey. I'M
Lord MsSof; NJ Martin
Queen flizAbeh........ Mad Pontt
lady Anne; B. Copwsy
DO'n'' Scenery by Mr. Hyard aud Nj O Mcade
ON wEbNFsDkY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, Mr. EDWIN
FORREST will appear as RICHARD III
/ AURA KEENE's TIIEATER.
EVERY NIGHT r. THIS WEEK,
NEW SPECTACULAR BURLGTTA,
SEVEN SISTERS
MISS LAURA KEEN;
ALI THE coMPsTY IN THE CAST.
LAST GREAT SCENE.
BIRTH OF rh lie BUTTERFLY
BOWER or FERNS
BoxBook open. soss may be secured days In sd
Doors open ct s. o'clock, commence at II.
Performances terminate a. -
pOWERY THEATER.
mdNDxY an: and TTsB ESTs Dec e.
GRAND FNTREE.
A NJ! R1TE z 6RmoSpl
DANCING HORSE TAMMANY
s0uiheni'brcd ND ssiMShy''rained horse
To csncsde with COMIC PANTOMIMH.
GRAND MATINEE every WEDNESDAY and saTUR'
DAY. St2l p.m.
RBURY MUSIC HALL;
~ Or. PALACE or GLASS, No. COS Broadway
SAM COWELL
SAM COWELL
SAM COWELL,
Commences his engag emeit TONIGHT
ADAH ISAAeS MENKEN,
ADAH IsAAtS MENKEN
ADAH ISAACs MENKEH,
Commences her ensasru1eintd ~ 1i9hr
j. IL. OGDEN
j. II OGDEN.
Mi.s FMMA FROTaINGHAM
Miss EMMA FROrHlNGHAa,
Miss EMMA FROTHlNGHAM,
Cornmsnces her engssemoa TO-NIOHT.
HooLEY d CA Al ssEdds MINsrRELs
CROWDED HOUSES CROWDED HOUSES
EVERY evening EVERY EVENING
Doors n7ep 81; ~ commence at H. Tickets - cent?
GRAND CONCERT-At tho Forsyth-st NJ. +.
Church near Divisional, by the Choir o. the Church
assisted by Mr. GEORGE SIMPSON, Mr. @ w. HAjEL
WOOD Mr. BALDWIN, Mn. T. J. COOK. and other popular
Vocalist TO 0RROW Cruesdayl EVENING Dec is
rueLoing at o o'clock. Admission. % cents.
INTERNATIONAL ART INsTTr JTION.
Exhibition Of PAlNriH Is.
no 81 btosdw ~, 4th-t
New pictures eddot nionh age gallery g. winch
tn yors OF Ga, @ u husd Artists tzLk
ut1 Eyefy picture H. Tor sails lp.osuioB ~ nd a th'
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N "spwIs, AocsteDesH
DY BANGS, MERWIN * Co., Irvine buBdins1
- Noe 5s4 and 596 Broa3wsvSoler Of Books SsateseH
Pto.pyaa Woke Of Al Fancy Goods, Furniture NC
MONDAY and TUESDAY Dec II aud IN at y NJ
AUTOGRAPH LETTER. DOCUMENTS &c
collection Of Thousand fine and Autograph Leo
ers Documents Sc including valuable Revolutionary Dccs
nents Letters Of the Pesideuts ss1ors Of tho UeArs
ton. &c
For par.icularp see Catalogue. - -. -.,.,,>,oc
"WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
Dec. 10 aud 20 at 81 O'clock
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY Of valuable Books In ei DO
par ens of than OF the best knaish editions IN
ciudug great variety Of elegantly ins'ree gossn hne o.oo
Also scarce valuable Old Books, Fscets kc Aba
also collection Engraving Scrap Pris end Autograph L
srs For particulars catalogue
FRIDAY AFTERNOON Dec. 81, At O'Clock
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARy-A great varSfy
Of valuable English and American Law Books end collection
Of hne Library copies Of standard Miscellaneous Lsrstue Va
For particulars zee catalogue
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Huaurat.

ALBERT II. NicoL.t. Anctiosess.
VxyUJ, SILL. THIS DAY (Monday), Dee
w I9l lock at tho Stock Salescoom No 81 wassn,
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s3s00 Terr' Hsut- and Alton RH "a Mortgage boHoA
3naO Tennes-ae S's'e per cent bond-
4 100 Sacramento City per cent Bonds . -.
1850 S~oto and Hockug Valley kR lss mortgage bse~-
s. p0O Missouri State per cent bonds
100 Col Piaus l. Ind RI pr cent psna. u.,.
Sale. Of sfocE. and Bond' every MONDAY md @ ~.
,onn, No s, Wljans o. at the Merchant ETchsnsr I" d.
r.d stocks and Bonds bought ar sold private e ssd ss
R.os.,y Board ALBERT ". NiCOLAY
Auoiioneer and Stock Brooks,
No 81 Wilfsm-s. scar Wal
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AT KINZEYs
~ CHEAP EMBROIDERY and RIBBON STOiE
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE
PANIC! PANIC! GREAT SACRIFICE.
Flowers closing out, 20, g 90.
Flowers a. half price, Sc, lOc.. he
Flo1vers real French. closing &c.
Feathers, closing out, &C., l0c.
800 rich Chenille Ncis ct half price BE. Sic, 4iC
$500 yards Ribbons clcsing At hall price o. &C. &C., los
100 yards wide Coored Tarleton,. closing 81 l0o-
$3.50 ymds wide SILK Illusions closing OF &C., lOc
Closins ~ our Blond Edzng aud Lsces at c g. &c. &C.
Panic Sale, Cotton Hose 81 %.
Panic Sale, Wooden Hoe at C.
Panic Sale Gent. Half Hoe a. Sc.
Panic Sale, W hite Moriuo Hose o., l0c.
Panic Sale, Gents Wool Half Hosc, Jc.
Panic ssle be-. Pins and Needle g. par be- Hooks and
Eyes &C. cerd; excellent Spool Thread lc Cur hA rms D.
Psnic Sale, Gloves at q pair.
Panic Sale, SILK Gloves, &c.. 100
Panic Sale Lined Gloves, &C., l0c.
Panic Sale, Cloth Glove. l0c.
Psrir Sale lined 0aunilcts i5c.
Psuic Sale Of Ladies' Msscs md Cents Hosiery all kinds
Panic Sale Ladies' Msae. and Cents Gloves al kinds.
Panic Sale Of Boys Buck Mits, l6c
Panic Sale OF adie Lined Osuuets LtstbeT tops ln
Psnic Sale Of Wooden G. ods ell styles and kind.
Panic sale, Shetland Wool Vels IL {.
Panic Sale SIN Lace Wells
Panio Sae Silk Velvets, piece, l8c.
Panic Sale Velvet Trimmings, 2r., % and Sc.
Panic Sac Head Dresses Sc 5es-
Panic sale Worked setis Collars and Cnts 2So.
Panic Sale, " oIked Bracelet sc'is. 75c.
Fanic Sale. Worked Collars closing o % ib3.
Peiic Sale, Worked BsndkeIchieis, l2sc. BE
Panic Sale, fine Lsce Collars. half price, l2tc.. 5iG
Plr;c Sale Worked Bands closing &C.. &C., l2,c.
Panic Sale Of Fancy Goods Portemonnaies au PINE Fancy
Bach Combs Bars aud Fancy Goods for Holiday Presents
Panic SALE Wool Sleeves, III b.
Panic Sle Wool Hood l25c., DC
Panic SLe Fancy Chenille Scars, &c
800 Boxes French Flowers for decorations closing OF any price
Hoop Skirts Trimmings td large qIsnes 81 9hsT yoe
Mo-. ri and 223 sthsv., between 2lst and 2adsts-
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Groceries dnb prorisicns.

TJNHE GREATEST WONDER
II IN THE WORLD!
TWENTY FIVE PER CENT SAVED
Tho greatest bargains offered 20 the public In NewYort
cleo 90 v orh Of GROCERIES WINES. TEAS FLOUR aud
PROVISIONS are being cold auction prices the great
CANTON TIA WAREHOUSE.
These facts facts facial! and bumbug which thon
saad testify Give call and you also VII be satisfied
thai this IA the place to buy your Wintes stock Of
TEAS,
GROCERIES,
AND PROVISIONS.
Come and all greet and email Consult your intr.
md buy your goods ffom . -
THOMAS L. A0NEW,
No f6O Grcenwioh-st. and No. ~ Murny.L,
New York.
Goods delivered free IA tho city.
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A LBERT WISE,
Continues 20 sell goods at - -
RUIEOUSLY Low PRICES
SPLENDID SILK OTrOMANS
FRENCH mERlNO5 nd POPLINs .. 50 cents, worth 81.
Best FRENCH KID GLOVES, 80 cents
SHAWLs, CLOAkS,
AND ALL OTHER FAMILY DRY GOODS
Al GREAT BARGAINS.
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OuOSING SALE of
AUCTION GOODS
AND
JOB LOTS,
DRY GOODS CHEAP FOR THE MILLION
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE
hTRINOEs SpAW14S SILK vELVETS,
COLORED and BLACK DRESS SILKS -
VELVET RIBBONS, ALPACASy DkLAlNkS,
All kinds OF WOVEN DRESS GOODS 10
Thoy must be- sold at price.
rns Merinoes 50 oeuts worth IS cents.
Pee BEST quality made S. cents, worth 81 -
Good quality and handsome Dress Silks % TO ~ cents od
exfce 50 TO 70 cents
All SDt velve. Ribbons les than 50 cents on the dollar
3zincb ell silk Velvet ~ Is worth 81 80 -
esnes and many kinds Of Woven Dess Goods Hi 10 Is
cents per yard.
HBONE sHEET1EGS,
PRINTS
BLANKETS,
and ALL pOMRSTICS will be
SOLD UNDER PRICE.
GOOD CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
Cali before you buy.
Kich LACE CURTAINS Is 30 10 81 80 per pair, worth
LEWIS HAVILAED & Co,
No i0i ChaDbers-st, II. Y.
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Opyrcr ov rHs NORM AsgnioAr fiRs iyscnAscsS1,
No. waIlst, N. Y, Dec 1870
V,HE Board Of Directors Of this Comsooy
l have thi, day declared sEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND q
fsur per ceas. payable on demand TT M ppcgyR scr,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-01
STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLINA,
A PROCLAMATION,
January Is, 1860.
By His Ercelleney, JOHN W. ELLIS, Governor of
he Sfnf1 nf Moth T1-oI;o1

By His Ercelleney, JOHN W. ELLIS, Gorernor of
the State Of North Carolina.
"H EREAS the return of the election of the Electors
w for President and Vice President of the United
States held Tuesday next after the first Monday Of No
vember instant last the 9Th day of the month the time
appointed by the Act of Congress in conformity with
the regulations of the Statutes of the State have been
ceved at the Executive Office from the Shers of the
al Counties ALLEGHENY Baden and Madison excepted and
the same having been examined and summed the result
of the said election is found to be follows that say
A. NJ. Scales and Ed. G. IA, wood esch received forty.
eight thousand hundred and votes John
Moore Vim. A. Allen and j. R. Mclean each received f.
tyeght thousand five hundred and thirtyeght votes w.
B. Rodman and j. n. Clement each received foryeight
thousand FIVE hundred and thirtyn votes; A. W Ven.
able and Juuus A Fox each received fnryeght thousand
We hundred and thirty-seveu votes and John A. Dick
received foryegbt thousand fire hundred and thirty
two votes:
And that Geo. E. Badger received fortyfour thousand
four hundred and sxty-one votes; K Speed received
ty-four thousand four hundred and hynine votes j.
wards Henry Walser and p Bynum each received for
ty-ur Thousand nine hundred votes; A G. Foster recev
ed thousand nine hundred and ninety votes and
B. = Gather received fortyur thousand eight hundred
And that r. N. Henry received ffty-two votes.
And that D. h McRae and Kob't. r. Dick each received
two thousand six hundred and ffy-nine votes; S. W.
Watts, F. ID. Koonce, D. NcDougald, Henry w. Miller,
John Morrison T. W. Keen and W. R. Myers each receiv-
ed thousand hundred and one and that
j. D. Hyman received two thousand hundred votes:
Now, therefore, John W. Ellis Governor of the State
of do hereby proclaim and make known
A NJ. O
B. Rodman, VIM A. Allen A. W. Venable, j. R. Mclean,
j. NJ Clement Junius A. Fox and John A. Dickson, have
been duly chosen electors of President and Vice Pres
dent of The United States behalf of this State for four
wears from and after the fourth Gay of March next.
And do in like notify and them and each
of Them attend the Capitol at Raleigh the first
Wednesday in December next being the h day thereof
to form Electoral College and vote for President and
Vice president aforesaid according TO the provisions VI
the Constitution and Laws of the United States.
=, s1 In testimony whereof l have hcreuntO set my
L. o. hand and caused the Great Seal of State TO be
affixed.
Done the City of Raleigh this the 18th day of NOTem
Der, A. ID. 1860.
Br the Governor JOHN W. ELLIS.
GRAHAM Dawes Private Secretary.
November 90 1860. aS-w&swtd.
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Ihsa STANDARD.
Four MoultTie.--aThe Federal Flag"

Fourt MoultTie.-.sThe Federal Flag"
.yo, ship in the bsIbors has the Federal flag flying
hut far down the bay il dfscerned nylnS over
Port Moaitsie"-c a'ItstOs ID FaseA
The Federal banner still doth ey,
But Ear from Charleston, down the bay,
= In isolated giozy, high.
Cndimmed amid the blaze Of day.
The hartford vessels tapering nights
The "SiarsaDd-sfripes no longer bear,
Although Z" FREE IIade ana sailors rights
Have meath il found protecting care!
Cold seem the hearts which whilom burned
With patriotism, tried and true
When every eye with pride was turned
Toward that star gemmed field Of blue
Ceased is the music and the songs
Which thrilled, and every bosom stirred;
Their fame TO other days belOngs-
No more in Carolina heard!
Bier sons ask not that Federal arms
Shall e'er again defend her coast
From foreign foes mid wars alarms
THKY SEPARATE ISsEPESDENcE BOAST!
In former times it was not So
When Revolutions sacred train
OF fire spread with cheerful glow,
And melted the tyrannic chain!
The Narions, Sumpters MorEans, Greenes,
On Cardinals well-iUught soil,
Made COMMON CAUSE. and from those scenes
Peace crowned their sanguinary toll.
So long as History's records last
Shall gallant MOul;rIes name endure
light still shining from the past,
Frum Freedoms wateh-6res, brightly PIre.
Then let the Federal Gag on high
Still float, though il be "doSn the bay,
To mark, beneath the smiling sky,
The fort where MOutrie won the day.
l.. A. G0BRIGHT.
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.

SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EXCELLENT
- townsman, NAPHIALI EZEKIEL, informed US that h.
bad prepared hair resorer with which be was ex1ari
menting upon his head whose top was entirely bsH
We saw him two days since, and the place so bald fnr
months since fine crop of hair has sprung up with viz
growth So convinced is Mr. EZEKIEL IF the efrs
cy of his discovery, that he has named it
"The InfaIIibIe Virginia Hair Restorer,,,
Mr. F. is abou going into extensive manufacture of an
article which is destined to prre Of interest TO r
bald pated friends-FroD Richmond Ea9airtr D.c.rIr
18Th, 1853
This famous article be mad of the principa,
Druggists Those persons who desire fine head of baiT
have only to the restnrer according printed dFe
tions the bottle Those who have any doubts of its eff
cacy have them removed in shor time bv using The
INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER, proving
that it is all that it is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders, 50 Main Street.
y. EZEKIEL
RICHMOND November a. 1852
l. N EZEKIEL take oath the HOLY Bible that have
been bald fur the past IL years. and have restored nv hair
by using EZEKlEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL
This day sworn to before me, BY Naphtali Ezekiel.
JOSEPH MAYO.
Mayor of Richmond.
For sale by
P. PESCUD,
Raleigh. y. C.
January 16, 1860. S-w6swly
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-01

MURDER.-Noah Turnage was MORALLY wounded
by Wm Sauls, in this place, on Saturday night last,
from the effects of which he died the following day.
The circumstances are, that Sauls went into the
Tenpin Alley of Mr.. Warters, to roll tenpins. Tur
mage who was game-keeper, was ordered by Mr..
Waters not to let Sauls, who had been in the habit
of playing and not paying for his games, roll until
he paid for them. Turnage was demonstrating with
him. endeavoring to enforce his orders, when Sauls
who is powerful man, struck him with all the
force he could command with second size alley
ball. splitting the scul bone about four and half
inches. Turnage was a very small man, and was
peaceable and inoffensve. Sauls was arrested on
Sunday by Sheriff Thompson, and is now in jail
awaiting his trial-G0lds Tribune
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-01

GEoRGIA.-The convention bill, which has passed
both houses provides that an election of delegates
shall be held in the different counties on the first
Wednesday in January; that each county having
two representatives in the legislature shall be en-
titled to three delegates and those counties having
one representative shall be entitled to two delegates
The convention is to meet at the Capitol on the 9th
day of January 1851, and the per diem and mileage
Of the delegates shall be the same as members Of the
legislature.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-01

Tue Right SECEssIoN-Thc right Of a State
to secede from the Union would appear have been
considered and decided by the trainers of the Con-
stitution. New York was unwilling to accept that
instrument and join the Union which it created
unless she could terminate her connection with it
at pleasure Her proposal was to join for five or
six years, with the right then to withdraw if she
desired Gen. Hamilton for time inclined 20
favor this proposition, and lie wrote to Mr.. Madison
in regard to 1t in July, l7TS. This was Madiso''s
reply
NEW YORK, Sunday evening.
My DEAR SIR: Yours of yesterday is this instant
at hand and have had but a few minutes to answer
it | am sorry your situation Obliges you to listen
to propositions of the nature you describe My
opinion is that a reservation Of right to withdraw
il amendments be not decided on under the form of
the Constitution within certain time is conditional
ratification; that it does not make New York
member of the Union, and consequently that she
should not be received on that plan. Compacts
must be reciprocal; this principle in such case
would not be preserved. Tie Constitution requires
an adoption in toto and ,torerer. 1t has been so
adopted by the other States. An adoption for a
limited time would be defective as adoption of
some Of the articles only. In short, any condition
whatever must vtIate the ratification. What the
new Congress, by virtue of the power to admit
new States may he able and disposed to do in such
a case, do not inquire and suppose that is not
the material point at present have not moment
to add moro than my feryent wishes for your sue
and happiness. The idea of reserving the
considered as conditional ratification, which was
itself abandoneI-worse than rejection
Yours, JAMES MADISON
New York finally abandoned her claim, and
"adOpted the Constitution in toto, and forever
And so did all the other States.
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Nov. 20, 1850.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP.
N PLICATI0N will be made the present session of
the Legislature for the enactment Of law prohibit the
sale of spirtuous liquors within miles of the Reynod
son Institute, in Gates county.
l. Nov. "a, 1860. 95-lm
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NOTICE.
A LARGE SALE

a. A LARGE SALE.
HAVING DETERMINED TO REMOVE TO ALA
Ii BAMA, will commence selling my property at pub
lie auction on THURSDAY 24th day Of December and can
sell between 300 and 500 barrels of corn pens Of shuck
~ stacks of fodder between 1870 and 5U fat hogs for pork
few fine number of cattle among them thorough
bred Levon Bull and Devon Calves half breed Also
large supply of farming utensils and kitchen and house.
bold furniture, fine Piano. MelodeOn, &c, &c.
The pork will be sold for cash the other property on
credit of nine months. Bond and approved security re-
quired.
LINN B. SANDERS.
Register and Press copy three times and send bills
to this Office.
Nov q, 1900 Std.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

House met at 81 o'clock, a NJ. Mr.. Person. of
New Hanover in the chair. Journal of yesterday
read and amended.
On motion of Mr.. Ferrebee, the House adjourned
to meet tomorrow at ii o'clock, NJ.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-01

DETwEEN THREE AND FOUP HUNDRED HEAD
- Of Cabbage and Greens for sale. Price two cts.
pfecs. Apply at this Office s1-lt.
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LEGISLATURE OF NORTH-CARoLINA.
SENATE.

SENATE
TUESDAY. Nov. 2efh, 1860.
The Senate was called to order at 81 O'Clock, n.
m. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Tucker OF the Methodist
Church.
On motion of Mr.. Barringer, the Senate adjourned
TO II o'clock Friday.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-01

A LII PERSONS HAVING IN THEIR POS.
n SESSION borrowed books from my Library
quested to return them. As it becomes absolutely
neces airy that they should be replaced BY the LIST day Of
January next. JOHN KERR.
Oct l2, 1860. 42-w&sw6w
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A PPIICATI0N WILL BE MADE TO THE NEXT
"A Legislature Of North-CarOna by the citizens Of
Rockingham and vicinity Richm"nd county, for the pas
of law to prevent the sale Of spruous liquors with
in two miles of the Courthouse.
November l3, 1860. eI-lm.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE LEGIS-
n LATURE Of North Carolina for act to incorporate
the town Of Boon HILL Johnston county NC.
November 20, 1860. 95-lm.
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HILLSBORO' Nc.
MILITARY ACADEMY.

THIS INSTITUTION, OF THOROUGHLY SCI.
entifc and military character is under the conduct OF
Col C. C. TEW, formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy at Columbia, s. c.
Circulars will be forwarded on application.
February Is, 1850. 7-w&swlypd.
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TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS OF
VIRGINIA & NORTH-CAR0LINA,
FOwLE & CO.'S
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED PERUVIAN GUANO,
BEST, CHEAPEST MOST PERMANENT
FERTILIZER
YET OFFERED TO THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

YET OFFERED TO THE AGRICULrURISTS.
ENDORSED BY Dr. R. II. Staber, of Alexandra, Va,
IL and Prof Campbell Merritt, of New York. of the
most eminent Chemists Of the United States the only
combination Of Phosphate and Annotated GUANOS, vet
offered in really soluble form. 1t is composed of No.
Peruvian and Sombrero GUAN0S, of our importa-
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ed free from all impurities 1t has been severely tested BY
many of the most successful and intelligent farmers both
in Virginia and Maryland side by side with Peruvian
no, and its superiority alone fully proved being l6 per
cent cheaper The SombrerO Guano before being added
to the Peruvian, is rendered Immediately soluble by
process, but recently discovered and peculiarly
The value of Peruvian Guano combinel with this Super
Phosphate hardly be overestimaied important
constituent is supplied by the Sombrero which the Peru
Wan does not possess in high degree when used alone
Price $50 per ton of 1900 pounds.
To those who prefer it, will be prepared furnish
No. Peruvian and Sombrero Guano direct from the Is
land Also, Columbian, Mexican. and African Guauos
FOWLE 81 CO.,
Alexandra, Va.
HILL 4 N0RFLEET
Sole Agents at Richmond Va.
August J. 1861. SI-w&sw4m.