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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21
EDWARD B. SMITH, II. A., Principal.
A. MAGILL SMITH. n. A.

The third session of my School, hitherto located
in Albemarle county, will begin on the first Of
September next. The new location is easily ac-
cessble from all parts of the country being within
4 short walk of Culpeper depot, on the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, three hours ride from Alex
andra. All the usual subjects will he taught
Holding the degree of Master Of Arts of the Uni
versity of Virginia. having taught for two years in
that institution, Assistant Instructor, AMI
having had, besides, several years experience in
teaching and conducting my School, feel enabled
to promise thorough instruction in every branch.
Ny assistant is also Master Of Arts Of the Uni
versity, and has taught for years, with great
efficiency and success.
TERMs For board and tuition for each halt
session of five months, Sl25--evcrything furnish
ed but lights. Payment required in advance.
For catalogues, containing further information,
recommendations, &C., address me, at Culpeper c.
H., Va. EDWARD B. SMITH, N. A.
Reference is made to The Faculty of the Uni
versity of Virginia; Rev. John A. Broadus, Rev.
r. X. Meade, Charlottesville, Virginia; 0ctayius
Cohen. John Richardson, esqrs., Savannah, Ga;
DR.. Vim. W. Roper, Bowling Green, Caroline CO.,
Va; Prof. VIM. j. Martin, Chapel Hill, n. c.;
Hon. Edmund Martini Greenfield, S. c.; George
Rives Z. K. Dew, esqrs., Albemarle, Va; Il. l..
Walker, S. Mason, esqrs., Richmond, Texas; JAS.
Woodhouse, Thomas w. Brockcnbrough, esqrs.,
Richmond, Va; DR.. Lloyd Warfeld, Lexington,
Kentucky, &c. Culpeper co., JIG l7-wtf
VALUABLE CLARKE COUNTY LAND
FOR SALE.--I offer at private sale the
FARM on which | reside, lying on the east side
of the Shenandoah river, beginning at the termi
nus Of Ashbys Gap turnpike, and extending over
a mile up the river and containing 42S 3-4
ACRES. Nearly 40 acres of this land is prime
river bottom, well set in timothy and clover,
40 80 acres more of good second bottom
and upland, all in fine condition, and under good
fence-thc residue is woodland, and has upon it
quantity of thrifty young chestnut, which is the
most valuable timber in the Blue Ridge.
r.: There is upon the premises a BRICK
| Es@l DWELLING, with six rooms. collar, and hall
by 81 feet, all finished in good style, two story
| Kitchen smoke house, two story FRAME HOUSE
| for servants, and other usual OUT-BUILD1NGS,
all conveniently arranged. The FARM is album
dainty supplied with never fniling springs of the
best water in Virginia. Any person in want Of a
comfortable home, or wishing to invest money in
good real estate, is now offered rare opportunity
of doing so. \ bargain may be had by making
early application to the subscriber. Address
JOHN T. LINDSEY,
Berry's Ferry, Clarke county, VS..
Clarke county. feb 25-eo3m
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- | avn not 4 candidate for the office OF Ma
G.strate from the FIRST Ward and the announce
usAt Of my name is without uuthority-l there
lore respectfully decline the nomination.
my @l-lt Il. Ii. LAMBERT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

BALTIMORE SOUTHERN J0BBING HOUSE.
DROGANS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, AND
ID STRAW GOODS, ON THE NETT CASH
SYSTEM.-R b. GRIFFIN d. SONS, are now
Offering great inducements to CASH BUYERS We
have spared no pains in getting up magnificent
stock of goods, and can with confidence call the
particular attention of dealers to the splendid
sorment, as we'll as to the unprecedented low rri-
ccs. at which now selling them. We have
adopted the cash system, with small profits, and
risk, believing it to be demanded by this large
class of dealers. It's freedom from losses, and the
low prices at which we selling, must attract
and secure this trade.
All we ask is IN examination Of stock and pri-
ces, and We will guarantee sales in every instance,
ut r. B. GRIFFIN d SONS.
No. II South Charles St., (up stars.)
Bnltimore NH 2O-w2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21
ALSO, THE NEW
SHUTTLE MACHINE
zniy- PRICE $50.
FOR TAILORS, STOCKHOLDERS, AND PLAN
TATION SEWING.
no" Catalogues of all the Machines made by
this Company To be had on application to
LEADBEATER 4 CO.,
mn 2nnIm Ms Z G = EnirtaN-St
PENNSYLVANIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
YORK, PA.
INCORPOR RATE b IN 1856.
r. KIRK W HITE. President.
BRANCH AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.

BRANCH AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FAcrLrr.-A. VI. TRIMMER, President. Pro-
fcsSor of Plain and Ornamental Penmanship,
Business Correspondence, &C.; WIN. NJ. kAUF-
MAN. Practical Accountant, Professor of Book
keeping. Commercial Calculations. &c.
Professor Z. KIRK WHITE, Consulting Ac-
cu,lntant. and Teacher ot the Art of Detecting
Counterfeit and Altered Bank Notes.
The Collegiate Course. Book-k keeping in all its
most approved forms
pENMANSilP in all the ancient and modern
hands.
Commercial Calculations, Commercial Law, and
all other subjects necessary for 4 thorough bust
ness education.
TEnMs-Full course, (timc infinitely S2j.
For full information. call at the College rooms
in the Exchange Block. or address
4. VI. TRIMMER, Alexandria, va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

LrCrrRE-We are requested tn state that
the Rev. Thomas II. Stockton, Chaplain of
the House OF Representatives Of the l. s.,
will lecture in the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, on Wednesday evening. The
tickets tor the Lecture can be procured from
Rev. Mr.. BIuunt and Mrs Mutt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

TIE LoNG BRIDGE CoNNEXIoN.-On Sat
ur3ay, quite an interesting debate "A report
Of which may be found under our Congress
sional hcad-sprung up ia the Senate upon
the pronostinn to allow the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to extend the Washington
branch Of their road to the Potomac river,
and across the Long Bridge for the purpose
of connecting with the Virginia railroads at
that point
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

attorney and CoHnSetlor at Lar,
OFFICE No / Norm FAIRFAx STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Will practice in the Courts of Alexandria, Lou
doun, and the adjoining counties and Washing
ton CITY my ll-im
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

are The best i'll use for Family Sewing.
They make upwards Of fifteen hundred stitches
II minute. and will do the Sewing of Family
cheaper than SeamstrcsS can do il, even ii she
works at the rate of one cent per hour.
Is there IL father, husband. or brother, in the
United States, who will permit the drudgcry Of
thanksgiving in his family, when GROVER &
BAKER MACHINE will do it better, more ex
pcditiouS!y, and cheaper, than can possibly be
done by hand?
A list Of the persons using these celebrated Ma
chimes, in Alexandria, can be had upon applca-
ton.
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: 49,. sszzg- - -; J
CkNAL COLI ID E r c E

Boats Right Bower, j. J. Watson, J. F. Sterl-
ing .ni &. " H. lctZcr, coal Ia ]. j. Mehafey.
Boat u. W. McClary, coalto Borden Mining CO.
..es~ RATIFICATION 1IEGTITG.--A meet
Ing 10 ratify the nominations Of the Union Con-
.,tu,ional Convention, BELL and EVERETT,
will be held nj LIBERTY HALL, ON h0NDAY
EVENING NEXT at /! o'clock. Distinguished
speakers will address the meeting. my l9-dtd
-" The voter. If the First Ward will support
:le following ticket for Justices of the Peace at
the eusuius election. They good ana true
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LII | EkEElkN

ID 0OE WANTED.--W Wanted, Il copy of Timothy
l. Aliens "Collection of American Epitaphs
published in 1914, in FIVE small yolumcs. The
list III subscribers TO the work, includes the names
Of many Of the old citizens OF Alexandra. lib
my Is RUBT BELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

BANK DIRrcroRs. Governor has ap-
pointed NJ. Y. Partlow, r. NJ. Smith and
Albert w. Gray directors in the Branch OF
the EXCHANGE Bank in this city.
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DRlNATE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
/ TY.--That fine residence, having the advan-
tagcs OF both town and country, formerly belong
ing to the late Andrew Hoover, and now known
rs Rosslyn, situated in Alexandria county, Va,
on the heights overlooking Georgetown, immediate
~ adjoining the aqueduct and the point in con-
temptation for the bridge 10 he built across the
Potomac, and from which there is delightful
view Of Washington and the surrounding country.
This property embraces about lfO ACRES, all
improved and under fine cultivation. 1t will be
sold at bargain, on account Of the unavoidable
residence of the owner abroad.
large tract of wood land, of original growth,
can also be had adjoining. if required
Liberal terms Tor payment allowed, ana lurnl-
ture and stocking he had at reasonable valua-
ton.
Apply on the premises to the ,naG,ger.
ALEXANDER CAaSELS, or to
JAMES ROACH, esq, Prospect Hill.
Alexandria county. my l-eolm
I WOULD call the attention of those III want OF
/ White Wash and Scruhbng Brushes. and also
Tomatoes Baskets. arrived tins day.
myli l.. HERRING, Royal ST.. near King
EISH -l5O bbIs. EASTERN FISH, Of good
l. quality. just received, and for sale by
my II C. F. SUTTLE & co.
y
~ received and for sale ty
nay IL MARSHALL i co.
Ii ERRING.--2G0 bbis. Potomac Herring, pack
Ii ed in 1860, for sale by
my ls J. N. HARPER Il co.
1O0 BBLS. \, WHITE MEXICAN GUAN0.
IUU received per Schr. "DArt," in store, and
or sa 0 by [my Is FOWLE < co.
A LOT OF POTOMAC HERRING, put up On
"A the Shore, just received and for sale by
my 10 MARSHALL & co.
100 BARKEI.S VIRGINIA MADE PURE
lUU RYE WHISkEY, for sale by
my II IIliNTON & RIDGELY.
CHEESE.-25 boxes L. D Cheese. for sale by
" myIg j. y. HARPER & CO
yIINEGAR.--25 bbls. Cider Vinegar, for sale
Y by Imy I9I J. \. HARPER & co.
DINE APPLES, lot just received, and for
j s.si" BY lmy III c. SCiAFER.
On BBLS. Coverings crushed aud refined ST.
~ GAR, received and. for sale by
my Ii DAVY Il HARMON.
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JF THE
YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY.

EIGHTH ANNUAL EXCURSION
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

FRu1r.-Strawberre were quite plentiful
in Market last Saturday morning, but prices
ruled too high for the indulgence of printers
palatcs. We also saw some peaches, but
they looked as if they had "been sent for
and couldn't come"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

About noon on Saturday. n Are broke out
in saving and plaining mill in the occu-
pancy of MessrS Truman & Draper. at the
ington. The flames soon spread throughout
the entire building and the one adjoining,
occupied bv Mr.. Smith. and in the space Of
three-fourthS of an hour both buildings were
reduced to ruins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

Col. CHARLES LEE JoNES, late Inspector
General OF the District militia, has been pro
motcd to the Office Of Adiutant General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

RATIFICATION EETING.--'rhe meeting TO
ratify the nominations Of the Union CanSti-
tutirnal Convention viii take place at Lher-
ty Hall tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

RETURNING FlSnERMEN.-The songs sung
by party Of men returning from one of the
fishing shores. as thcy sailed slowly up the
river last Saturday evening, were waited to
the shore by the eastern breeze blowing
~ the time, and the down town portion Of
the City experienced IA full benefit The
songs were, asa young gentleman IN Kappa
hammock once Sail,-
'.Alaiestic sweet and nclorfcs,
And reminds MS OF the ancient hieroglyphics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

POINT LOOK OuT-Mr. Logan 0. Smith
proprietor of the United States Hotel, IN
Washington, has leased and will open the
hotel at Point Look Out, at the mouth OF the
Potomac, on the 18th of June next. Point
Look Out is most delightful summer re-
SORT and will, no doubt, this season, be lib
orally patronized.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

HARrER's MAGA2IxE.-The June number
of ilarper's Magazine, containinga great va
rlety vi interesting matter, with numerous
illustrations has been published. We have
received copy from Mr.. Geo +. French.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

CIRCUIT CoURr.--The Circuit Court,
Judge John w Tyler, opens its Spring term
for this county at the Court House IN this
city, this morning. ;,
I'VE have already noticed the principal
business which will occupy the attention OF
the Court. The term will probably last two
weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

SHEEP SHEARS.-I have recently purchased
- ut auction Il lot o! English Shears, a first rate
article, which | will sell at less than importation
cost, to close them out. EARLY application must
be made as the lot il not very large.
my - JOHN T. CREIGHTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

Dennis O'Iiaear, an engrayer IN ashlng-
ton committed suicide during temporary
alteration Of mind on Friday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

DIEDMONT ACADEMY, CULrEpER CouSrY,
i VIRGINIA. Boarding School for Boys, ore-
unrat0ru to the Nnirersitu of Yirainin=
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MER C I A L.
,.nk Of the Old Dominion.

=, tho Bank of the Old Dominion and
rent y. ~ pcarisburg, March 81, 1860.
}rancn III mood $500. $50 II
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-03
Charlotte, Oct. 9th, 1860.
For the Standard.

To the Editor Of tie .Stapdard:
DEAR SIR: According 10 previous encouragement,
there came of breckenridge and Lane barbecue
and HESS meeting at Buchanan, y. C., Oct. Goth.
Owing to the inc!emcncy of the weather, some of
the speakers that were expected to be present and
address their fellow citizens did not get there; many
people also prevent ed from coming for the
same reason yet the crowd was large for the day,
showing that people will turn out, notwithstanding
the heavens threaten storm, to hear true prin-
CipcS and doctrines, set forth by Democratic
to:s. Our time Interestingly occupied by an
able and forcible speech, from George Workman,
ESQ., the great issues that are now agitating the
body polite, giving synopsis of the slavery agta-
ton, and the intense hostility existing between the
North and South, showing that squatter sovereign
ty is mere winking mt the great question before
the people, and that Stephen A. Douglas in advoca-
ting this dogma, is but giving encouragement to the
northern fanatics in their fierce TRADE against the
southern Stttes. lie also held up the record of NJ.
Bell and his opposition friends to the gaze of the
public and on it were many dark and indelihe
stains that no oratory Of the opposition can ever re-
from the minds of Southern men. We wei
come Mr.. Workman to the ranks Of the Democratic
party, for he fought us with true and faithful spirit
when member of the opposition forces, but con-
servatsm demands alike OF him. Of all true south
men, to give their undivided support to the only
Candidates standing platform that reflects the
true sentiments of the southern people We are in
the midst of the most exciting political contest ever
wagcd in the United States. | can almost see the
monster disunoa with outstretched wings, awaiting
the telegraphic dispatch of Lncons election should
such an untOward accident befall US, then to take
his aerial flight to mark forever the line of separation
between North and South. Under such circum-
stances, does it not, Mr. Editor, behoove every pa
triot to rally around noble standard bearers,
John G. Breckenridge and Joseph Lane, and give
them such a vote on the 9th of November, as will
scatter to the winds forever foul fanaticism, and
send S. A. Douglas and John Bell to their respect
i've abodes with tears in their eyes to spend the
mainder of their days in silent prayer, for their for
mcr misdecds? Be assured old Granville will be
all right
A DEMOCRAT
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-03
For the Standard.
TGECHLMGuT PROCESSION IN CHARLOTTE

TGGCII-LIGlIT PROCESSION IN CHARLOTTE.
EDIToR SrAypAwD: On the night Of the 2Sd inst,
being Tuesday, of County CUurt, the friends Of
Br. ckInridsc and Lane had Curious meeting in
Charlotte The crowd in attendance was quite
large many Of our best Democrats from the country
lending their aid in bearing tranparcncjcS and torch.
lights, and in shouting for gallant standard
bearers.
After parading the principle streets the process
sion halted at the public square, Ohe spot where the
Mccklcnburg Declaration was dcclaIcd) where Il
considerable crowd had assembled to bc enter
tanned with sound ard unalloyed Democratic doc
trinc
The President of our Town Club, WIN. J. Kerr,
ESQ, introduced 5. {. w. Tate ESQ.,. Of Morgan
ton, 4 gallant Young Democrat whose services are
always enlisted in the cause of his country and his
party, and whose speech, on this occasion, being
free from biiling>gate and abuse Of other parties
which is getting 10 be so common among the pnliti-
clans of the present day, able defense of the
great principles Of that party which is cndcavoring
TO rescue this glorious country from the immnant
peril to which it is exposed by placing at the head
of its government those noble patriots, warriors.
and statesmen, John c. Breckenridge and General
Joseph Lane.
The meeting was also addressed by the Eiector
for this District, Mr.. J. y. Fox, Cyrus Q. Lemons,
E>q., of Union County, and Others. Great cnthu-
siam prevailed. The Democrats Of old ", cklCnhurg
will give their usual If not an increased majority
for their ticket. Douglas is cmphatcally "no mhere'
in this County, notwithstanding it may be consider
CO enc of hiS Stronghods
The Oppnsitiuni>tS intended TO have circus"
on Friday night, hut the principal gymnastics"
and "acrohatS" falling to be present they were
forced to present another bill. and chose the Bell )"
a Farce in two acis, the last act-thc Funeral -
TO be performed Oh the 9th November next.
DEMOCRAT
Charlotte, Oct 9th, 1860
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-03

MINUTE MEM Regiment in A6Jecile-Wc see
from our exchanges that this organization is rapidly
extending. meeting was held in AbbevIlle, on the
18th instant at which 1t was resolved to form eight
companies of minute men, each eecting it own OIL
GERS, and that so soon as they have been formed
each with sixty men, they organize as regiment
1t was further resolved that they arm drill and pre-
pare thoroughly for active service. The movement
is seconded by the most prominent men of Able
villc-SOuth- CarOLiRian.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-03


A Young man vino had LEFT his bon.e IN Name: riaa
and Vigorous was seized with The yellow feseF "a st
leans and though IurScd with neto'ed eA'e :, -
strangers, be died. When the COLIN was IeinS GSeU
" Stop ~ said an aged woman VINO was PreSeu'' N ."
Kiss AiEf for Rs mother =
Let me kiss him for his mother!
Ere you iay him with The dead
Far away from home, another
Sure nav kiss him in her stead
How that mothers lips would kiss HIM
IT'LL her heart should nearly break!
How in I.avs come she miss him!
Let HE kiss him for her sake.
Let me kiss him for his mother!
Let me kiss the wandering Ooyj
1t NAV be there is no niher
Left behind TO give her JOY.
When The news of voc the morrow
Burns her husnm Ike the cUa
She nav feel this kiss Of SORROW
Fall as balm upon her soul.
Let me kiss him for his mother!
Heroes ye BY his side
Waited TN him a brother
Till the Northern stranger died
Needing not the foul infection.
Breathing in the fever breath
Let me- of my own election,
Give the mothers kiss in death.
aLet me kiss him for his mother!"
Loving thought AID loving deed!
Seek not tear nor sigh 10 smother,
Gentle matrunS. while We read.
Thank the God who mace ycu human,
Gave We piving tears 10 shed:
Honor We the Christian woman
Bending DER anOther'S dead.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-03

a HEART WORTH UAvING.--The Springfield
(AIass.) Republican relates the following:
\ young printer, of this city, fell in love with
beautiful GIRL who had the misfoltun 10 he rich.
lie cSSayed to attract her attention, but who ever
heard Of pretty rich girl falling very deeply in
love with Il poor printer? Despairing, he started
for Caliiornia-that land Of refuge for broken for
tunes and wounded hearts This was in the year
1850, when San Francisco village, and want
cd printers more than at present. The boy quickly
became there; and, embarking in the print
ing business, soon found himself the proprietor of
an establishment from which sPrang, in due time,
weekly paper ere long to be followed by daily
His journal and his fortunes houriShed amazingly,
and he returned to New York in 1854, with the
avowed purpose Of buying siX-cylinder press, but,
with the unavowed purpose of locking mp lovely
form in his new golden chases Alas for human
hopes! The maiden was welded and the mother of
two children. The printer bought his presses and
returned to California; sadder, not a wiser man.
Years progressed, and he proSpercd. One day,
lady visited his editorial rooms to lay her modest
contribution on his table in hopes of getting some
remuneration for it, Her story was told briefly
her husband had come TO mend his fortunes in the
land of GOLD, and had died, and she was left very
poor with her two children to support. The editor
looked at the lady momcnt-then handed her a
doubloon. The aStOniShed woman cssayed to utter
thanks but was waived away. To shorten the story,
the lady was his early love, and-he married her,
sold out his establishment, returned to New ork,
and is now enjoying much felicity on the banks
of the Hudson as it falls to the lot of few printers
even to conceive.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-03
A DEMOCRAT.

Hon. T. L. CLINGMAN.-Mr. Clingman, one of our
U. S. Senators, passed through Charlotte on We'd
ncsday morning last on his way to the mountains
He arrived here at III o'clock on Tuesday night in
good health and fine spirits He was serenaded by
a number of his party friends, and responded to a
call in few remarks, which we notice in our article
about the democratic rally. lie brings cheering
accounts from below of the prospects Of Breckin-
ridge and Lane.-CharLotte Democrat
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-03
DISTRIBUTION OF THE SCHOOL FUND.

- Once Board1
President nd of
sidF
and
the TrasurD
viii from
formed Of
tie to Aaconco odnunty
W
President Of LuzqyBo qd
GRAHAM Dawes
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-03

DIPTnERTA.-ThiS dangerous throat disease is
prevailing to an alarming extent in Little Orleans
u5-mile crecF1 district Allcghany county, Nd. 1t
is stated thrt not less than seventy persons have
been attacked by the disease
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-03
Office Atlantic and N. C. II. r. Co.,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

WILNINGfON, Z1IH UcI. INbU.
yJyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS IN
i the Wilmington l. Weldon Railroad Company, will
be held in this place on THURSDAY the sth day of No
vember next. JAMES ). GREEN, Secy.
October 80, 1860. 67-3t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-03

~ PLlCATlON will be made the next Legislature of
North Carolina for loan of money expressly To bnd and
Cotton and Wooden Manufacturing Establishments
for the heathni glory Of Countrywide State
of North Carolina. Good security is offered
Obedientiy and truly,
ANDREW BAGGARLY.
October II, 1860. S6-1m.