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ID nj OVA AL.
w. s. e q. DOMAIN,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FINE AND HEAVY HARDWARE. CUTLERY,
AAnnTERN AND ElTNS.


RICHMOND, VA,
Have removed from No: 10 Pearl street. to their
NEW IRON FRONT WAREHOUSE. on GOV
ERNOR STREET. near Main, where they may
he found by their friends and customers in flu
ture.
BY various arrivals from Eng land, and from
manu- factuTers at home, we are in possession of q
full and complete stock Ct all the articles in our
line, which have been selected with much care
purchased from the manufacturers DIRECT, with
especial reference to the wants Of the Virginia.
North Carolina. and Tennessee trade, and which
we offer at prices as low as any regular house
whatever.
Our new store is situated in the heart of the city,
equal distance from the various hotels, and in it's
erecti n we have spared neither labor nor expense
in rendering 1t as convenient and perfect IN its ar
country. and we do not doubt customers will find
it one Of the most cheerful, pleasant and comfor-
table houses in WHICH to make their purchases
they have ever visited.
We beg leave to tender to our friends our CRATE
full thanks for the liberal patronage extended to
for many years past, assuring them that we will
endeavor, by every means in our power. to merit
a continuance of their favor and confidence.
W. 8. l. 6. DOMAIN,
New Iron Front Block, Governor street..
Orders will receive our prompt and careful at
tentlOn. NH 12-dl2tcw2t*
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GOLDEN eYRUP.--A vsry. superior brsad Of
yrss Aol3sicc: II if9Fs Spd 1of R ,o1s q
EkkNCH IN IT0.-S0oO 10. imported
= ssssaA Fuatss s.1eEic. aeslisy, ger ale 8
RUH.--Paret .ssTons 1olasses Rum. in hhds.
--'.a 4 /. &C < q h. DAvEsPoRr, &,
PEARL STAROH, Mscha C0nss. New YoTs
syrap, Pare Rum. Choice Cnnpowslev Peas Tar
ssis :" |. 4 y. 3. DAVENPORT,
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's>Rs 49,
~ !o6z 6Af f~43 ssSeSlRa, 3,
Az bAes u ssfIk g Ht K so "a
own make, n greatly reduced .,snuNs. tops, ny
xIeai care 1evo bio cal, = ~ - ~ ~
nab 5-ln- Corner Of MI U IA aD0ET.~
oAk. Oh Man, MAN- So.
~ byt dust; therefore. *, ln0U an,
-eAanEes Of life, II, IL! klevs 4 ~
hlllui4ine. ""' % nv ~
M. EDl1on AsI said in M, Lac, 49,.
had been studying ASTRONOMY. ~ .ssvsrtises..
expected To hear Of some great shsnoo cuise 49,
have discovered, hut in examinin M ~ ~
fOund to0ro was my stery lDevonS ~ ~ eNmenS
s,on 81 man. and A. had no des,,s \" ,com,veAss
sOlidities. " wv an4 vsH :
am now still in the ring to trad. e..
from the bowels Of the earth 10 tSS n ,or asys,,
% that push along, keep moyins. moeafaia -
than setting aside and dreasnjne. =, k ". n W.
Ing LIES tide. To-! in fes earnest l.,sass Sad M
prevail Who daily march onward s.S me. as ~
18th It.. Greek Nation. Ric.SS !OHN,
+. ST. promised the public a ro,ns Z
life. which Will DO forthcoming n dua s',s d Z,
Ia 11-3m ~"e une.
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NOTICE TO CIVIL ENGINEERS.-The
- Beard Of Directors wish to engage an ENGI
NEER prepare plans and su erlntend the ex-
ecutnn, for the seweras and DRAINAGE of the build
lngs and grounds Of the Eastern Lunatic Asy lum,
and for the construction Of works for a supply of
water.
For such information be given without
personal inspection Of the premises, application
may be made to p. nj. THOMPSON,
Prasidanf of the Roar
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A L U NJ A Nd DINE MASS,

RELIEF OF DYSPEPSfA. sCR0FULA, &c.
This MASS IS ohtaned from the - Virslna Bed
tifc method of evaporation. whereby the mineral
ingredients and medicinal properties of the water
are fully retained. We have for sale both the WA
TER and MASS. and solicit call from those in
terested. Pamphlets, containing physicians Ger
MEADE BAKER, Pharmaceutists,
1856 Main street, corner above Post Office.
f0 1S--2aw2m
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A; GTahbs Appe Som Graduate in fPh srmac;y
PPERSON Il DCPUY,
n CHEMISTS DRUGGISTS, -
BROAD, BETWEEN 4rH AND 9TH STs., ~
Have On hand a carefully Selected stock of IL
pure Drugs and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Window
Glass, Varnlshes, PeIfumeFy, Soaps, and Fancy
terms,
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.s.7s as r1sixsssgs#9 &sskAs&4E
ss .ga sAs sss e. ~
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8k6A0{l x1l(b bRE 1kEyKAKG -.
,ssssA n !6s sSf $Sstw-
IN0S OF Wood, Eddy 4 Co.'S Three Nunber Lot
teriss win take place in PUBLIC. under ne snnef-
Ga: w. w. e, s dre.s xseii r. $50
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EvERY TWO
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n A NOTICE THAT CANNOT -
BE CONTRADICTEO By ANY
AcONE.-We are how prepared to furnish our
any kind of BOOTS amt SHOES that they may
want. either of our own manufacture or Imperfect
either Tor Ladies. Gentlemen, Misses, BOYS, or
Children. OF the latest sly les and of the best qual
ity. We also keep on hand large assortment Of
TRUNKS and BONNET CAS- Els for LADIES, Of the
CARPET BAGS and yALICES Of every sty and
description, all of which will be sold low either hy
wholesale or retail, by ALEX HILL CO.
Msnutactnrers and Importers of Boots and Shoes,
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\Vea purokaaed Of Gsorsc W Smelling :, b
john tsunasEs. Ese., Of Essex county, vA
Svh0 cent him 20 Richmond t. my care; apd
and return ia ono week hoa u date e( the 49,
which was dated early in ss!crbsfs lss1. HE
feld. near Pets!,ba!g. TIE AheyS-aans4 asSro
and cold By pulliam 4 Davis, on Acoaunt Of 60n.
w. SnsllnSs. The above reward viii s. paid II
delivered g ~ in Richmond.
nah l-1Ws W. b. pHlLLIHl
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sN@s!s1 \. I.syY2SRdx1I
90. Oltieians, oaef 8 I9 ~
s csS,fes'; ai & 81.
serving I'D fessostHg ths iQlaired vision to 10
sfs Il S|Si tsi,,,SSii9| :!
96sE - I'm i65e1S ], e
lcss.s sss Sc. : ga, -: :: ~ o
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%HAk NEW STEAMSHlP LINE TO
ekG E3 sT ~ I RIKE STTsxT Steamship
will leave Boston for Norfolk and City Point on
WEDNESDAY. It'll inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
Frelsht for this city will be sent up by the Tow.
for Boston via Norfolk THURSDAY, 18th inst, at
O'Clock P M: Lighters vii! he ready at the Tow
freight for the ship on MON DAY. 18th, and UES-
DAY. 18th inst. For freight or passage. apply to
SHE'LL Dis L SOMERVlLLE,
18th street, south OF Cary.
The steamer is sent out as a Pioneer. and if she
successful, ships will doubtless be put on to come
up to the city. Manufacturers of tobacco, and
others interested, are particularly desired tn pa
trOniZe her. NH 8-tS
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OR S EXTRACTOK-For removing
~ paint tar, wax, or any kind of grease, from all
coths xhCu hs
~ to the fabrics
This article has been used extensively through
out the country, and has received the highest re-
commentator. 1t also received the silver medal
at the last Mechanics Fair. 1t made in this city.
and deserves the patronage of the South To be
had OF the principal Druggists, and at my labora-
tory, corner MAN and 10th sts.. Richmond, Va.
EDW'D T. FINCH,
fe l8-3m Analytlcal Chomiat
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&rHBoH Es. cAkFET AND L nESANER
- ..OEAGs; Ae;-We have nov in store ole
sll Of the various styles and sizes made, from he
lowest priced Trunk to tho finest Sole Heather
inc our stock, - We are satisfied with very mod
crate proht We hope TO please all in price a. Vel
~ in quality and size. wa
MARCUS HARRIs& BRO.
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FRIDAY 110RNINo...s..1 1ARCH = 1850.
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mYYVp PACk YOUR WEARING APPAN m
HSG:nd other articles in some Of g. HELLER
co.'s best quality Trunks. Just re-
ceived the largest stock in town, as very low
prices. 10 nrOad street.
UT0r 5xUMk9. garnet AND LEATN-
0JJ0Es HHAGe, kAplES' HONNBT CASTS,
EyEA fDEsCAlPTlON.-We have Just rsoeived
!Afss aSsortnent Of the above goods, which W
vii sou low lor cash. or to punetual paying eus-
towa4rs, on the usual una Of six 1aontSs. Alive
AK . call from all in v0nt a. they cannos All
zEkx. HILL { Co. g. So. III Mais 81,
Hichmcud Va.
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FAkMEEs AND MEK:

MN1 EAtK8 GILT WINDOW SHADkH-
OO fo b run Of ct N immqnse sacrifice, ON
q. kI;s s..: $l;;,::, =.
3: :ss'AS''A'4 waaoss seSffi e51s Sss: a.ss'
Psi haze no travelling agents IN this city or
elsewhere. mn SIN
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Messrs. CRExsHAw 4 Co. sold At auction on
Wednesday last. 6 740 bags Rio Coffee. The at
tendance was good and the bidding spirited. Prices
paid Indicate an advance 5 296 bags imported by
imported by Messrs: EDMOND & DAVENPORT,
brous ht an average Of Is So The highest pad was
II lO-ihe quality was good.
Messrs DuNLor, MONCURH Co. sold on Wed
nesday g hhds. NJ o. Sugar at prices ranging
from S7.3e 70 s.. The sale was stopped. prices
not bein. sat stactcrv.
Messrs D., M. 4 Co. also sold a part Of their ad-
vertised lot Of Motassss Muscovaao brought 3S0
29k por xaIlun and New Orleans 46>S Gl8 CTS.
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s.; Z;

NlchmOnd and TO use my name TO buy for cash
only. and to sell on any terms he may think proper
March 9Th, lo1O. VIM a. HUFF
In taking charge Of the aheve business, I
shao be glad 20 zoe my old friends and the public
generally. and hope oy srict attention TO business
tO secure and merit liberal share Of patronage.
Repairing dOAo neatly and At the Shortest no
tlce. JAS TEMPLEVAN.
nah o-lm l<6h It. opnosita Exchanxe Hotel
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N. C. Six Per Cent. State Stocks.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. G,
(lctohor 1ccn I


October 5, 1860. I
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at this Office until 10 o'clock, A. NJ. 7th November
next for the purchase of of North Carolina State
Bonds issued on account of Fayetteville and Western
Railroad Company and running thirty years from LIST DC.
The above bonds will have Coupons for interest at six
Per cent per annum attached payable LIST April and Oco
The principal and interest will be payable the Bank
the Republic New York. unless where the party prefers
to have them payable at the Treasury of the State
Successful bidders upon being informed of the accept
ance of taeir bids deposit the of their bids
ed in the Bank aforesaid in the Bank of North Carolina
or Bank of Cape Fear Raleigh
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals for n G. Stocks" to the undersigned at RI
leigh, N. C.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary, and Comptroller of State and the President Of
the Bank of Noith-Carolina.
D. ". COURTS, Pub. Treas
~ Std.
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Y. c. Six Per Cent. State Bonds.


Oct. 9Th 1860
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REcErvrD
~ at this Office until 9Th November 1850 for the mn,
chase OF 500 Of N. C. State Bonds issued under w.
Act to incorporate the Western n c. Railroad Compa1
running thirty years from October LIST, 1860. f''
The above bonds will have Coupons for interest At ii,
tober in each year. "'s W.
The principal and interest will be payable at The Bt
of the Republic New York. unless where the party pres
to have them PAYABLE at the Treasury of the State
Successful bidders, npon being informed Of the accent
ance Of their bids, can deposit the amount of their b
including the accrued interest," to the credit of the under
Carolina, or Bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals for N. G. Stocks" to the undersigned Al R.
leigh, N. G. - 10"
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller Of State and the President Of
the Bank Of North. Carolina
D. W. COURTS, Pub Treas
~ Register copy.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
ARRIVING DAILY AT
Il T. APnTNn

vWE HAVE OPENED WITHIN THE PAST WEEK
w the largest stock Of superior
Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen's Fur.
nishing Goods
in the State. All Of manufacture
is needless for to state that we have our Clothing
better made equal to custom work aud stylish
cut than others engaged in the Clothing trade.
JUST RECEIVED,
100 Black English and French Cloth Dres, Frocks
lbs Brown Mulberry Olive, Invisible Green Cloth Dress
Frocks. Velvet Coars-very cheap at % dollars.
100 Black Cloth Dress Frocks, nicely made-at the low
Price Of 10 dollars.
800 Pairs of our best quality black Doe Skin Cashmere
Pants-very cheap at dollars
$50 Pairs of second quality black Doe Skin Pants dali
~ expected-at the low price Of six dollars and .
ty cents.
200 Wide Ribbed French Cashmere Coats Pants and
Vests to match, which makes a very neat and stylish
business suit-at 2S dollars.
100 Gold and Steeimixed Doe Skin Cashmere sus-at
$50 Handsome small redcheck Cashmere suts-at Is dol
lars.
IT'S Diagonal Cashmere suts-at the very low price of
Is dollars.
English and French Beaver Over Coats for everybody
Men, Youths and BOys-cheap and genteel.
Rich Velvet Vests,
large lot expected in few days, making to order
We have on hand very large and choice assortment of
Silk Vests-cut and made in best manner -
Merino shaker Flannel, Cashmere and Wooden Under
Garments-all sizes and qualities
Merino Drawers and CottOnknit Drawers Canton Elan.
mel Drawers.
Merino and Cotton Hose-lO0 dozen now open
100 Dozen Muslin Shirts French Yoke Seam" war.
ranted to fit SPECIALIZATION IL dollars per dozen and
upwards. Call and examine at
Raleigh, N. c.. Oct. 9, 1850 XNw1sw7w'
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MASONIC.

TINE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND REPRESENTA-.
Il tlves OF the GRAND LODGE OF NORTH CAROLINA are
hereby informed that the annual Communication Of thin
Masonic BoDY will be holden in this City on Monda even
Ing the Sd Of December next at O'clock for the ansa
ton OF such business may be submitted for its consd
Grafton officers of the Subordinate Lodges are requested
to attend in person. cause proper delegates to be sp
pointed in conformity with the Constitution and prner
regulations of the Grand Lodge.
WILLIAM T. Balm,
, Grand Secretary.
na'eiRh, N. u, Oct ID, 1860. STD
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Best vest, Mrs. Primrose,
I'd do, Miss b Colburn,
Best child sedress, Mrs. R. W. Marriott
Best sack or spencer, Miss Harriet Lane,
I'd do, Mrs. "A. H. Davis, 3
A y & Knitting or Netting.
Best spec'n Of knittingin WOOL Mrs. Jno: Perry,s
I'd Z" (" G. NJ. Grow, .
Sd VIM. Slade, !
Best specimen of knitting or netting in cotton,
Mrs. VIM. Slade, 8
I'd best specimen of knitting or netting in cot
ton, Mrs. Mary White, 2
Sd best specimen Of knitting or netting in cot
ton, Mrs Thos. Carroll, l
Best netting in cotton curtains, Miss Ann E.
Walsh, 8
I'd do cotton toilet cover, Miss E. r. Steadman, Q
Il Fancey Work.
Best ornamental shell work, Miss E. Colburn, s
I'd do, Miss S. B. Pescud, 2
Best specimen of wax flowers Miss Sue Pescud,
I'd do, D. W. Albright, 2
Best specimen of feather work, Miss A. JONES' 8
I'd do, Miss McRae,
Best specimen Of hair work, Mrs. C. P. Pen
nington, B
I'd do, Mrs. a. Jones,
Best frame, leather work, Miss B. Fentress, 3
I'd, do, Miss B. Frentress
Best wax fruit Miss Anna Christophers,
I'd do, Miss Anna Christophers,
Needle Work.
Best collar, Mrs. Rufin Williams, 50
Best underslceves, Miss Martha Mason,
I'd do, Miss NJ. Mason,
Best collar and sleeves, Miss A. +. DuPre, 4
I'd do, Miss r. B. DuPre,
Best handkerchief, Miss A. F. Dupree,
I'd do, Miss Ann E. Walsh, !
Best child's dress, Mrs. Myers,
I'd do, Mrs. Jno. Marlborough,
Best linen yoke for ladies' Mrs. Judge Strange
lady's underskirt, Miss L. G. Brown, 8
I'd do Miss Rebecca Evans,
Best gentleman's shirt Mrs. L. Mickey,
"boy's =" Miss R. b. DuPree, 2
I'd do, Mrs. NJ J. Pennington, 2
Infants cap, Mrs. R. Williams, j
2 specimens embd linen, Mrs. L. D. Bryan,
linen bands and sleeves, Mrs. Rutfin williams,
embd handkerchief Mrs. Cudhy,
Fine Arts
Best specimens of daguerreotypes, E. Hunt
do ambrotypes, I"
do photographs,
do cold photographs, ="
Best specimen of painting in OIL j. p Andrews, II
do do do Miss Cudhy,
I'd best specimen of painting in waters colors,
Miss Cudhy,
I'd best specimen linen Of painting in water eo1or
Best specimen Grecian painting Miss Amanda
Safer, 4
I'd best specimen Grecian painting Miss j. Hall, 8
Best specimen pencil drawing. Miss Emma Hall,
Best architecture drawing I. j. Holt,
I'd best architecture drawing E. Burns, 4
Best pastel drawing, j. P. Andrews,
Best miniature painting IL
Best crayon sketch, Miss E. j. Hege,
Best oriental painting, Mrs. E. E. johnson,
I'd best - Mrs. M. A. Payne, {
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

nv WEDNESDAY, THE l4rH DAY OF NOVEMBER
next, at the residence of the late HUGH E LYON,
OF Wake county, the undersigned will sell
Four Likely Negroes.
Also the Crop, consisting of CORN, FODDER, WHEAT,
SHUCkS, &C.; all the stock Of HORSES. HOGS and CAT
TIE, and lot Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNl.
TURE.
TERAs:-A credit of six months will be given, the pur
CHASER giving bond with approved security.
CANADAY LOWE, Admir-.
october !9 1850. S4-tds.
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r. r. CHAPLIN,
BOOK BINDER 4 BLANK BOOK MANU-.
FACTURER,
kALEIGH, n. c.,

y ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF
- kAIEes and the vicinity generally, that b will
promptly and punctualy attend to the binding Of Nos-
pap 4agassnes and Periodicals Of al kinds and 10 shy
style. plain or Ornamental on moderate terms
g AL BLANK BOOKS ordered from me are manu-
.iscaured by me, ia the City Of Raleigh, n. G.
) Deeember %, 1859. ri ~ l0e.-xtsvly 5.
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DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.

In accordance with the Recommendation of the
committees various branches, the Executive Com
mittee awarded the following discretionary pre-
miums, in addition to those appended to other re-
ports:
medallion likenesses, Mrs. DR.. Mason, $40
Photographic views, Welfare & Haugh, Q
Case of silver ware, Henry Mailer, 5
Fire screen, Miss Mary R. Smith, /
Stand Of evergreens and flowers, Thos Carter, 5
Tatten trimmings, Miss E. Brown, l
Best tatten collar, Mrs. Atkinson, Q
Tatten collar, Mrs. Emma Taylor, 1
Coat and cloth made in North Carolina, Peter
Wilson, 4
Case paper weights (oil on marble) Mrs. Cudhey,
Apple and peach leather, Mrs. NJ E. Blum, dip
Pine burr frame, Miss N. G. Mason,
Leather work table, Mrs. Thomas Carol, 3
Portable Mosaic desk, Mrs. Thomas Carroll /
Shell frame, Miss Mary Stronach, 1
Best lamp mat, Mrs. Mengent
Lot of toilet cushion, needle books, &C., Mrs
Mengent 2
Lot bead work, pupils of Blind Inst n c., 8
Pair ladies' linen hose, Mrs. John Perry,
Wreath hair flowers, Miss Mary Page,
Chisman's yeast powder, T. P. Chsman, din
One worked Skirt exhibited by Mss Rebecca
Evans 0his skirt has 5000 points 1885,
900 stitches) premium, 2
Owing to the torrents of rain that fell on FRIDAY
forenoon, some articles of decided merit may have
been removed from the hall by their owners before
the discretionary committee had an opportunity of
assembling to examine them. and which, not having
come under any class on the premium list, were
passed by the published committees.
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THE CRUTCHFIELD Ho1,,.
At Chattanooga, Tenn. ooE
TOR - AI,H

Be-
In CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEATH or ur
y THER-lN-LAW, and partner. the late JNn NY Bro
KIN Of Georgia, all the real and personal LUMP
MS jointly in the State Of Tennessee will hs
highest bidder. on '''a 10 The
Wednesday, 2sth day Of November. ,s..
The property consists Of the well Known -''o'
s'CRUTCHFIELD HORSE
AT CHATTANOOGA, TENN
With all its rights and privileges, incl,d;.
FURNITURE,
And the three Lots upon which the Hotel stand. "
81 and "a, Chestnut street. ""us Nc. 60
Ais1 the three Lots opposite said Hotel M IN
g. Chestnut street. giving front Of over s% and
Cbesnut street. and running back 236 feet Tn o et
Also, Lots Nos. and 3, Carter street ss" Streets
ioo feet on said street. running back same width seSag
Also, Lots Nos. and Z, on Market street f,o.,:
eet on Market street. and funning back same wde 10
feet to Railroad street. "'dth 30
The The Hotel properly is too well known throughout q
enion to require an elaborate description It IL M he
paying property in the Southern States situated ;ae e
medntey at the large joint Passenger Depoi m
roads now running and terminating here The N"a, n
ao Gra moo Memphis ana Charleston East Tenns,
pete; and the Wills Valley North East and S". CON-
Alabama Railroad will be completed and termins,,es
in year or two more great portion of the nss
ing now complete and portion of the iron having
purchased. over twenty miles Of it will be laid and On
this winter. and other contemplated Roads amona aang
the Road connecting Chattanooga with CINCINNATI Them
roog" Kentucky CENTRALLY The House has been SS DIN"
steady heavy and Increasing business without
since October $780, and its prospects for conIippnsd
crease are very great. 'ua To-
Lots Nos SO. 81 and SO, Chestnut street, and Lot, w.
near the Depot. '''ua'edS
Lots Nos. and Market street. are fine business =.
being situated between the business nor,
town and river and have now erected upon them
hrIC TN
heavy Produce and Grocery Tnade ""'p'ed 10
There will also be sold at same time the Joint
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OUR SECOND OPENING OF HATs!D
Tust in time for Everybody.
d REFRE,S EXTRA MoLESKIN AUTUMN STYLE
FINE FRENCH SOFT HATS,
NEW STYLE CAPS,
GENTS FINE sHAwLs'
LADIES FURs, &C.
a.. :. ,..o est
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NOTICE.

II STALL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE, ON The 2 ,s1.
u Of October at my Residence all Of my Corn, FODDER,
Sbucks and large lot of Peavines well saved TWO nuS
Mich Cows heavy with calf fine lot Of Greens goo
Hand Cart the most of my Cooking Utensils some
ture and one No. Bed and Bedstead and many o'ne'
tcies not worth while to mention. 80,
shall sell the above named property because nav
bought the same on my new purchased farm IN
.e''"' "''e >n'"' " Wy v '' IRA BECKwITH.
October Is, 1860. SS-'a
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-10-24
Tie STANDARD.
ANNUAL FAIR
ANNUAL FAIR
OF TnR
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
CAROLINA,
- -..'.; . HELD IN THIS CITY
On The 18th, NH. 18th and 10th of OCTOBER
IhTH 1860.
Award of Premiums.
LIVE STOCK.-CLAss A.

LIVE STOCK.-CLASs A.
DR.. JAMES E. WILLIAMSON, Superintendent
Thorough6reds.
Tavera $50
Cd do, Dr.: F. Gains Protection, 20
Best brood mare years and over, d. NJ. Dun
hams Mary Blevins, ~
The following horses not proren to be thorough
bred, were recommended by the judges to the tx
ecutve Committee for discretionary notices. as being
fine horses and each were awarded silver cup
worth $40 It is proper, however to state that the
owner of Orphan Boy. telegraphed for and present
ed for the inspection of the Executive Committee
certificate of blood which was deemed thorough:
NJ l. Citixen's Orphan Boy, silver cup, : 10
J. NJ Hicks Scoredouble, ~
billiard Thomas. Alvarack, lo
Quick Drqtt and Saddle Horses.
Best stallion, years and over, X. A. Cooke, ~
I'd do, NJ j. Faison & Bro, ~
Best stallion, years and under 4, DR.. W. K
Holt 10
Cd do, Dr.. p Babcock, ~
Best stallion, year and under 2, j. 2. L. Russ, III
I'd do, Sylvester Smith,
Best brood mare, years and over, Geo. w.
Crockett ~
I'd do, J. P. H. Russ, III
Best brood mare, years and over with foal by
her side, Jno. A. Smith, 70
Best saddle horse, mare or gelding K A.
Cooke, 10
I'd do, N. Bringle, IL
Best pair matched carriage horses, G. W.
Wynn, ~
I'd do, jefferson Fisher, ~
Best single harness horse, s. G. Hayes, 10
I'd do, W. H. & R. S. Tucker, 10
A very fine filly, owned by Willie Perry, too
young to comply with the printed requisitions was
highly recommended to the Executive Committee
by the judges. The committee awarded a premium
Of IS, accordingly.