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NEW BOOksff NEW hooks
At j. MoCORMICK'S

BUTTONS WIT AND HUMOR.
THE MIRROR OF FORTUNE-a book
OF parlor amusements.
INNOCENCE OF CHILDHOOD.
oGDEN's SCIENCE or EDUCATION.
HILLS OF THE sHALEMUC-by the
author Of the Wide. Wide World.
THE WHITE HILLS-their Legends.
Landscape and Poetry-by Thomas Starr
King.
LIFE OF LAFAYETTE-by Cecil for
children.
GUY CARLETON the Boy who be-
longed 10 the Try Company"
just received at tho
POST OFFICE BOOKSTORE.
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Truth lie mighty and will prevail"
A CARD
TO THE CITIZENS OF EATON ROUGE
A CARD

To THE CGTlIbNS Df BATBF ROUGE
We take this method Of introducing
ourselves to your notice, for the purpose
Of explaining certain facts not generally
known. We have just opened, in the
building just completed by Mr. John
O'Connof, corner North Boulevard and
Third streets, one Of the lergest and most
varied assortments Of
FASIiTORABLE yEWELRy AND WATCHES
ever before offered for sale in this market,
all Of which we waryabt to be the same az
sold by every respectable dealer in the
United States. Aware, as you may be, Of
the fact that I" all is not gold that glitters,n
still. many Of you have, perhaps, fallen
victims % the many decsptions gotten MP
by travelling vendors for the purpose Of
entrspping the unwary. Such IL rot the
case with us. Selling, as we IRE, under
the license Of Messrs. Favrot " Leblanc,
both natives Of and generally known
throughout this city, IL, we presume, n
sufficient guarantee for tho truth Of what
we assert. Moreover, we tell each pur-
chaser, candidly and positively, the quail
ty Of the goods we offer him, aud IL, after
undergoing the most rigid tests, thoy fall
short Of what we represent them, bring
them back, and we will not only refund
the money paid for the article, but dovbis
The amount
We extend n general invitation 10 tho
citizens Of this city, 70 call and examine
our goods NJ any time from A NJ, until
10 p. NJ, and see, handle and scrptinizs for
themselves.
Hoping our invitation will be honored,
wo remain, respectfully,
mario J. X. C0GsWELL a. co.
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THk Brsr PuNr orr.-Attention Is d.
recsed to the Patent Force Pump, of II
Lindsey, on the Fair Grounds. 1t speaks
for itself and will convince any planter in
Ave minutes that it is just the thing he
wants.
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@- 1t appears from official returns
in the Almanac for 1860, which has
just appeared at Rome, tina; the num-
Der OF Roman Catholic Bishops in the
world amounts to $50, exclusive of
30 apostolic vicarships and several
prefectares.
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TnE CANNoNttRs.--On going TO press
last night, the Cannoneers, Of Donaldson
Vile were passing our door, escorted by
the Creole Guards, on their way to quar-
tefs in the Barracks. They came by Land,
and will he on the ground to contend for
the premium to-day,
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Coat ConiNe DowN.-The Pitts.
burg Free Press says:
Another rise has Just occurred,
and our enterprising coal dealers,
always ready TO move upon the
food, take ont a second feet.
Over two million bushels leave
Pittsburg on this, rise, for Cipoin-
natl, Louisville and New Orleans.
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MANI vorsss.

Me- Fpros--Ycu are requested 10 announce
the fpllswing gentlemen ss candidates for Sc.
ieetmsn, 70 represent ward No. 2. F.R. BRU
NOT. .ud ERNEST ARBoUR.
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TBE CONTEST TO-DAY. Tho militia.
ry will be ont today in full feaih-
or, TO contend for the premium at
the Fair for the best drilled Com.
pany.
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Me-. EsLroh--rlesse announce HENRY TOM
LiNsoN, and ~. Y. wADDfLL. ~ candidates for
selectmen. 70 represent ward No g. m they
will consent to serve they will receive The sup.
port of
MAvr vorsss.
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Enron GAZETTE AND CosFr;
Please announce LEVI BELLUM, ssa
candidate for City Marshal. Election FIRST
Monday in April. febs-p.
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communicated

IVVH''HuHIVH1"uI
Mr. EBiToR.-piesse announce JUCfEN If
gENDRE. Esq. as candidate for the City Ooun.
~ frou Ward Mol. fss
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MANY TAX PAYERS.

Enron GAzETrE a. Cosrr.
Please announce ALFRED DELARO-
DERIE, as candidate for selectmen for
Ward No. I.
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A PPLETON,s NEW AMERICAN CY-

A PPLETON's NEW AMERICAN CY-
N clopcdia.-The eigth volume Of this
work is now ready for subscribers. Spcci-
men copies TO be seen at the Postofiicc,
where subscriptions will be received. The
volumes can all be taken 1T once, or one
Price, 81 IN cloth, and 90 80 in leather.
j. MCCORMICK,
marl0-3w Postofce Bookstore.
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GRAND CIVIC
AND
NCY DRESS BALL.

Prof ". g. LiPpsrd will give q Grand Civic
and Fancy Dress Ball, under the sanction of the
Directors o. the Baton Pouge Industrial Fsi
Association, at the United states Barracks, FRI
day evening, the 10Th 81 March, 1850.
gentlemen desiring TO procure tickets Of sd-
mission ior themselves, will please apply 20 the
Committee on Invitation, as there will he none
sold nj tho door.
Tickets not transferable.
MANA eEEs:
Jno. A. DouRhertv. Esq, W. u. Phillips Esq.
John ". New. Esg. Joseph Cotton. Esq.
Hon. D. W. Robertson. Hon. n. W. Allen,
8. ~ Hart, Esq, Hon. u. Haynes
DR.. y. NJ EndsrE. Dr. 2. NJ Hereford.
Mai. r. Lewis. Capt. VIM. y. Tunnard.
Capt. ]. X. Duncan. Louis Worcester. Esq,
Hon. T. J. Burlington.
COMMITTEE ON INvITATroN:
Hon. J. y. Elan, T.. u. Cheatbam. Esq.
Lieut. 4. G. Sullivan. .. y. skolheld. Esq.
Dr. u. J. Day, J. G. stafford, Es1
&. W. Pope. Esq.. J. IT, stith. Bsq..
r. Courier. Esq. DR.. J. W. Saunders.
mafg
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LOST.

4 asst Sunday evening n breast pima love knot.
IL The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving u ut this once. mar 10 "
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p.rIer.- Celebrated ,..ra.. Seeds.

I HAVE IN Etsfe q large assortment ~ Garden
i Feeds from Psrkers Garden feed establishment,
frsdonis. Rev York, which are guaranteed to
be Of the best quality, and Fresh and Genuine.
maria. 1mdAw WIN. w. MONTAN.
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Mn Eprrop-Plssse announce the name
Of FELIX LENAREs as an dependent
candidate for City Marshal at the ap-
preaching April election. lie will he
supported by MANY VOTERS.
feb1
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NOTICE.

A III PERSONS indebted 10 the undersigned,
n will please come forward aud settle the same
without delay. FREDERICK AHBOUH, sR
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CA NDIDAT Els.


Eprcs g.ytfrp srp Cc~fr;
Piesse snnouseeJ !. N. ELAM, ass candidate for
reelection 70 The once ofMsyof. Election Mon.
day, the 9th day Of April.
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EpiroR GAZETTE n CouEr

Please announce the names Of Messrs.
JIM IRVING and AUgUsT1NDUPBAN-
TIER, as candidates for seleetmen in Wsfd
No. !, at the approaching election In
April.
mario MANY TAX PAYERS.
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THE CROSSE TETE MILLS

on Crosse Tete Day, are also work, where orders
june1, 1858 FREDERICK ARBOUR, ER.
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ea- 1t is common to speak Of those
whom flirt has Tilted, as her victims.
This is grave error her real victim
is the man she accepts.
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NUOOTNNION N1LF.


CESSTO sur.
STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of West
Felicipna - Seventh Judicial District
Couft-In the matter of the Succession
Of HEHE PoRET. deceased. wife of Pierre
LeBret- No. --, Probate.
DI VIRTUE of n Commission issued In
ID the above Succession. and 30 me direct
ed from the Hon. Seventh Judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for the Parish Of West
Feliciana, ! will offer at public sale in
front Of the Court House door of the Par
ish Of East Baton Rouge, in the city Of
Baton Rouge. ON
SATURDAY. the 5th Day OF Msy.
next. A. H.. 1860. at II o'clock A. NJ, Of said
day. the property hereinafter set forth and
described. held in common by the above
succession and Pierre Lel|ret. 90 wit.
a certain track of land containing
about two hundred and City acres. more
or less, situate | in this Parish East Baton
RougeD aVabout twenty two miles from
the city Of Baton Rouge, lying nj the
junction Of Bayou Manchac and the Amits
River.
,-ss- Terms of sale-On credit Of one
and two years from the day of SAFE, pur-
chaser 10 furnish his notes. with good
personal security. and bearing eight Ter
cent interest from date. and mortgage and
confession Of judgment TO be retained on
the property sold, 10 secure the full and
final payment Of said notes and interest
thereon. n. V BABIN,
mario Sheriff.
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LUMBERf LUMBERif

TUE UNDERSIGNED. would respectfully inform
II his friends and the public, that his Steam
Saw Mlls-Ths "Baton Rouge Mills" are now In
fnll blast, with good supply Of timber aud ready
On MI any nd ali orderv- mr. Caau
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A NEW BO0K-By II member Of the
"A Louisiana Bar-entitled " Southern
lnstitutes,' or an inquiry into the origin
and early prevalence Of
SID YER Y AND TIE SLAVE TRADE,
With an analysis Of the laws, history,
and government Of the institution in the
principal nations, ancient and modern,
from the earliest ages down to the present
time. Just received and for sale by
J. MCCORMICK,
mario I'm Postoffice Bookstore.
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70 The telegraph wire from st.
Louis TO San Francisco is now within
two hundred and eighty miles Of the
latter place, and will soon be laid,
when we shall hear from California
every day
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-04-11
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ALEXANDER

At the Superior Court in Taylorsville, on Tues
day the Sd of April, the Democrats of Alexander
County met in the County Court Clerks office for
the purpose of nominating Democratic candidate
to represent said county in the next State Legs
lature
On motion of J. E. Bradburn, Esq, the meeting
was organized by Capt. Geo. Herman being called
to the chair, and W. S. Pool appointed secretary.
j. E. Bradburr, Esq., explained the object of the
meeting.
On motion of j. E. Bradburn, Esq, W. P Burke
John Brown, Esq, and Maj R. Fl. league were
appointed committee to report business for the
meeting
The committee, through their chairman, W. P
Burke, reported the following:
We offer the name of R. Watts, the former sheriff
of this county, as suitable to represent this
county in the next State Legislature.
Mr.. Watts unanimously nominated and j.
A. Baker, Esq, and W. S. Pool were appointed to
inform Mr.. Watts of his nomination. He was i'm
mediately informed, and came forward and accepted
the nomination.
On motion of j. E. Bradburn, Esq, the proceed
ings of this meeting were ordered to be published
in the n. c. Standard and other Democratic papers
requested to copy.
GEO. HERMAN, Chm.
w. S. Pool, Sec'y
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HAYWOOD.

At meeting of the Democracy of Haywood coun-
tv held at the Court House in Waynesville, on the
9th of March, 1860,
On motion of Robert Love, George WILKINSON
was called to the chair, and E. G. johnson request
cd to act secretary.
After speeches of some length from Marcus Erwin
and John F. Hoke, Esqs., on the opposition to Gov
Ellis and Importance of harmony in the Democratic
ranks during the approaching Gubernatorial and
Presidential elections, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolced, That the chairman appoint twenty del
egates 20 the District Convention, to be held in
Nsheville, on the 10th of April next for the pur-
pose of appointing candidate for eector and dele
gates to the ensuing national Democratic Conven-
ton, to be held in Charleston the 23d of April
1860 to nominate a candidate for the Presidency.
Resolred, That we cordi lily approve of the adj
mnstraton Of his Excellency, Gov Ellis and insist
on his reelection.
The chairman appointed the following delegates,
to wit:
VIM Turner R. V. WEIGH, A. L. Tennessee,
VIM. WEIGH, Henry Lee, Russell Tate, r. G. A.
Love, j. H. johnson, Rev. B. Turner, R. ii. Pen
land, S. L. Love, VIM. West, Jeremiah Ratclif,
Jonathan Platt, P W. Edwards, II. P. Haynes, D..
Platt, VIM. Haynes, Thos. Edwards, VIM. Renno
proxy-NlarcuS Erwin.
On motion, the proceedings Of the meeting were
ordered to be published in the Raleigh Standard
and Western AdUOcdte.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
GEORGE WILKINSON, Chm.
E. G. Johnson, Sec'y.
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DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT MEETING.

At q meeting of portion of the Democrats of
Wder's District Johnston county, held at the store
of L. O. Batten, on Saturday the 18th day Of March,
1860, to appoint District delegates to a County Con-
vention to be held the Sd Saturday in June next
and to express choice as to the nominees Of said
Convention, &c.
On motion of R. n. Gulley, B. Woodland was call
ed to the Chair, and A G. Lee requested to act as
Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explained
by Col S. P. Horton, committee Of three, consist
ing of Col. Horton, Jas. Hnnant and Jas. Barnes,
were appointed by the chair to prepare resolutions
for the consideration of the meeting. After short
absence Col Horton submitted the following
ResolUed, That we adhere TO the time-honored
principles of Democracy, and arc now as ever, ready
to battle against all those who shall attempt TO sub
vert Them whether they be restless spirits, profess
ing to belong to our ranks, or open and avowed
enemies
ResoLred, That John W. Ellis merits the thanks of
the State for his faithful performance Of the duties
pertaining to the office of Governor, and that we
pledge to him hearty support as the Democratic
nominee for reelection in August next.
ResolCed That we approve Of the platform laid
down by the State Democratic Convention held in
Raleigh. on the 9Th inst
Resolred That approve of holding County
Convention in Smithfieid the third Saturday in
June next to nominate Democratic candidates for
the Legislature.
ReSOLred, hat we recommend TO the conSldera-
ton of said Convention, John w. 3. Watson for the
Senate; John W. Lee and Col g. W. Watson for
the Commons, and pledge our united support to
them if nominated.
Resolred That the chairman appoint fifteen dele
gates to represent Wder's District in said Conven-
ton.
The chair appointed the following persons as dele
gates B. c. Richardson, Jno. Hinnant, r. n. Gull
lev r. Williamson j. ii. Whitley, j. Barnes II. Ii.
Wb;tlny Wn, IIinnopt lac Uinoant I, q Ratten
n. j. Whitley, j. w. b. Watson, Col. S. P. Horton,
j. w. Lee and w. b. Wall.
Ordered that the chairman and Secretary be add
ed to the list of delegates
Ordered that these proceedings be published in
the Raleigh Standard
On notion the meeting adjourned.
b. WOODARD, Chm.
G. LEE .Ser'U
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HONE MANUFACTUREs.-An instance of the Gu
rious operations of trade has just been related to US
on undou1ted authority. About three weeks ago
number of bales of sheetng made at of the acto-
RIGS in this place shipped for New York On yes
terday all hands the boat which carried them down
the river startled at seeing one of the identical
bales arrive here from Wilmington. On examina-
ton it appeared that during those three weeks the
bale had been to New York, where it was purchas-
ed by North-Carolina merchant. 1t is now on its
way to him, in an adjoining county, passing by the
door Of the factory at uhich it aods made
This is queer operation, and would be laughable
if it were not of many similar occurrences that
tend TO depreSs our own home manufactures and
build up Northern commerce. That bale of goods
could have been purchased here for less money than
the manufacturer actually got for it in New York
In the time it has cost about S. that is 10 per
cent on its value, to carry it to New York, sell it
there and bring it back here. What the purchaser
paid for it in New York. of course we cannot tell :;
but we do know that the manufacturer could have
sold it here for less than he realized in New York.
and yet have made 81 to s. of profit by the opera
tion-saving freight, commissions, &c.-FayetteUille
Observer.
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The Sfapoafe.
rPuBLIsaED BY REQUEST.
Three Young Men of Wake.


These three young men of WAKE the, got on SPREE
They went up to Yadkin, the gals for to see;
The girls were not shy but the whiSSey was OF corn
You scrouge little oinmy. you'll hose your morn
CHoRUs-My dear Young ure.A, unto you I'm friend,
But your hexris i have not the power to mend
Can't you come alongs
The girls up in Yadkin they are so very gay,
With me gents of Wake, they do carry the day;
Cause them to lose their hearts, and almost 60 wllu.
CnoRUs-My dear, &c.
These three Young gentlemen have got to be so rain
II o girl Of Ydikin their types even name
To the artist they'll 60, and have their Petnr
Next thing that's done, to the ONCE lhe' NC s'"o
CHoRUs-My dear, &c.
These Young men, too have now got to be $" proud,
Tbev can't iy round but in q YddkiH crowd;
They turn down their collars and roach up their hair
And their little fringed crayats they always wear.
CHoRUs-My dear, &C.
Each one to his partner as close he did stick,
As would sick kitten to q hot brick;
But lastly of it all they had to say adieu
but wish that you lov'd me as love YOU
CHoRUs-My dear, &C.
They thought they could buy some love with new hat'
Big shawl tight boots, new vest, pants and craTa';
And in singh "trip all their money they spent,
Then to their homes their homes they all csnss went
CHoRus-My dear, &C.
AlasI poor Young men, every thing you have done
Is in vain il appears another has won;
With the idol Of your hearts you all must now part,
Wait patiently, till sent YOU more OF Cuplds darts
CHoRUs-My dear, &c.
A high headed merchant waschosen BY her,
In preference to Doctor, Clerk, Farmer;
Under such circumstances, would advise them,
Not to act as children, but rather as wise men.
CHoRUs-My dear, &c.
Oh! dear mel how the poor creatures had the blues
When it their lot 10 hear that gloomy news;
II then they felt all their high hopes were crushed,
And immediatey homewards madly rushd.
CHoRus-My dear, &c.
Even now they name Yddkin with deep sigh,
Since all their hopes up in PddFin then did die;
And they they'll leave Gke more in their life,
To roam the world DER for 4 lovely little rife.
CHoRus-My dear, &c.
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.

SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EXCELLENT
- townsnIan, NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, informed us that he
had prepared hair reSOrer with which he was exppri.
mentIng upon his head, whose top entirely bald
We him two days since, and the place so bald four
months since, fine crop of hair has sprung up with Wig
growth So convinced is Mr. EZEKIEL of the eIca.
cy of his discovery, that he has named it
ssThe InfalIible Virginia Hair Restorer.,,
Mr. E. is about going into extensive manufacture of an
article which destined TO prove of interest TO our
bald pated friends-FOm RictnoDd Enquirer December
18th, 1879.
This famous article now be had of the PRINCIPAL
Druggists Those persons who desire a fine head of hair
have only to the restnrer according printed drec
lions the bottle. Those who have doubts its eff.
cacy have them removed in short time by using the
lNFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR REST0RER, proving
that it is all that it is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders, SO Main Street.
y. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, November IA, 1859.
l. n. EZEKIEL take oath the Holy Bible that have
been bald for the past II years. and have restored nv hair
BY using EZEKlELS VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Naphia Ezekiel
JOSEPH Mayo.
Mayor of Richmond.
For sale by
P. F PESCUD,
Raleigh n. C.
January l6, 1860. S-w&swly.
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RAISING REvENUE.-ln opposing the proposition
of the Opposition party to change the Constitution
of North Carolina it is not to he understood that
the Democratic party is opposed to modifying and
changing in some particulars the present revenue
BILL 1t is hard matter to make any sort of rev.
enue bill perfect and 1t is not contended by the
Democratic party that the bill passed by last Legis-
lature is perfect-Democrats are not opposed to
amending and altering it experience may seem to
require. Taxes are now laid on some things that
mil ht be omitted and in this respect we know that
Democrats are disposed to make amendments, but
they opposed to calling Convention, at great
expense to the State to effect what can be done by
legislative enactment without mourning extra ex-
pense.-C Charlotte Democrat
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1860.
NOTICE.

NOTICEs
TNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HER SUN
Il MER RESIDENCE, containing lSG acres OF lana,
about so of which cleared part of it good meadow
land, situated about miles west of Raleigh, ard ha
mile south of the N. G. Railroad. large we-hnIshea
dwelling House, with the necessary out houses among
them an Ice House. Barn and Stables; fine assortment
of Fruit Trees and well of pure water, &c.
ton for school or residence Liberal terms offered to the
purchaser Persons wishing to purchase referred 70
the Messrs Tucker of Raleigh, to Heury R. Bryan
'Newbern, N. c.
SARAH F. B. CARRAWAY
March @ 1860 lS-w&sw6mOS.
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THE BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
OF NORTH.CAROLINA,

VXTILL MEET IN THE CITY OF RALEIGH oN
w the first MONDAY in May next.
The Ac; establishing this Board, provides, ,o,o
Sec 2 That from and after the 18th day Of April :o2'
branches thereof in prescribe for the cure u
disease for fee reward unless he they shall have oe
first licensed do BY the Board of Medical Examiners,
ProUde That person who shall practice in vloaoH
of this Act shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor.
SAML. 7. IREDELL, NJ ID, Sect .
April 8, 1860. 20"
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
TRT-wETHTy

TR Ivy e BRIy.
TTNHE STEAMSHIP YORKTOWN, CAPT. PARRISH,
Il will leave Norfolk for New York every "Wednesday,
and after the 3lst March. at mon.
The JAMESTOWN, CAPT. SKINNER every Saturday.
ereRing. after the arrival of the Southern Cars
The ROANOKE CAPT. COUCH, every Monday eren-
after the arrival of the Southern Cars and returning
The YORKTOWN, will leave New YorL every SltnrdIy
afternoon, at O'clock.
The JAMESTOWN. every TUfsdGg at 3 P. NJ.
The ROANOKE, every Thursday, at p. NJ.
Passage and fare with splendid State Room accommOda-
lions s.. Storage passage 81.
Freight taken al reduced rates-say measurement goods
at cents foot and other articles proportion, and at
the lowest rates
As this arrangement will afford the very greatest
despatch Shippers who desire to avail of these fast and
certain Steamers will please order their goods TO be ship
ped by them.
a Freight forwarded free of commission.
j. NJ. SMITH BROTHERS, Agents.
Norfolk Va.
February a. 1860 13-2m.
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APPOINTMENTS THE PREsIDENr.-Colector of the
Customs-Wm. G. Singleton at Newbern, N. c.,
reapponted. -
Surveyor of the Customs-A. ]. Galloway, at
Wilmington, N. c., vice Hiram r. Nixon resigned.