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A HLittle Brief Authority.o

Z On Tuesday night last caucus of the Democratic
members of the Legislature was held in the Com
mons Hall. The custom has been to admit all Demo-
Gratis in good standing, who were desrous Of being
present We learn that on Tuesday night, James
Fl. Moore Esq, Editor of the High Point Reporter,
and who is at present Reporter for the Standard,
in the House, and who was in the caucus, was
politely informed by James NJ. Bullock, Esq, the
chairman Of the caucus that his presence was not
desired on account Of his being Reporter for the
, Standard. Of course Mr.. Moore at once retired. =
Now, in the first place, Mr. Moore is a lifelong
Democrat. He has uniformly advocated Democratic
principles and supported Democratic nominees He
was engaged in fighting the American party when
several of the fire eaters in the under whose
advice Mr. Bullock acted IN excluding him, were
skulking between two surs in Know Nothing lodges;
and he is this day better Democrat than Mr.. Bull
lock or the fire-caters. We again tell the Demo.
thoroughly committed to disunion schemes that
the control of the party at this point has been
usurped by few ambitious and aspiring men,
whose Democracy never was of the best stamp;
that renegade Know-nothings old line Wings, and
naturazed foreigners, under the lead Of Gov Ellis
shaping the policy of the party and ignoring the
"Old Guard" who stood by jackson and elected
Reid; and that it behooves them, as the masters OF
these men, to rise up and teach them their places
and their duty. If the impression shall go abroad
and become permanent that the Democratic party
is the disunion party, its fate will be sealed. We
declare that it is not disunion party. We declare
that it is still attached to a Constitutional Union
and that the freeaters not entitled to control
its action or shape its policy. ...
Mr.. Bullock excluded the Standards Reporter on
the ground that the Standard is not a Democratic
newspaper! Sapient, orthodox Mr.. Bullock We
tell the gentleman that the Standard has been large
ly instrumental in learning him what Democracy is:
but we confess to serious doubts of Mr.. BuIloek's
ability, after all the instruction We have given him,
to define the meaning of the word. We have fought
many battle for Mr.. Bullock against the opposition
We Lave felt his weight in various contests when he
has been candidate in Granville, for to our know
edge he has been the heaviest load which tho Dem.
ocracy of that County ever had to carry.
We do not fear Mr.. Bullock's influence. We de-
fy the gentleman. We shall thoroughly expose
him at the proper time to the Democracy OF Gran.
ville and VIZ shall expose others Of the fireeaters
who advised him to- exclude our Reporter as soon
as they show their hands.
We may as well add that /. all sorts" !" of Demo-
crats-some genuine, some pretended, and soma
doubtfal-were admitted to the CAUCUS while Mr..
Moore was excluded Yes, Democrats who were
distributionists but year or tive since, Democnts
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MARRIED.

I'm Dupn county the residence of the brides father,
nA the 2Oth inst by n B. Whitfield ESQ., Mr. r. A. Cham
be Of Alabama, to Miss Margaret A. Outlaw daughter
Of George Outlaw, Esq, of Dupln, N. G..
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sn. LOST OR STOLEN. ID

- -s s'.- LOST OR STOLEN. l''
II LOST MY POCKET BOOK on THE e2D OF OC-
u TOBER, between Morrisv;le and Raleigh, OF at Ra-
leigh. containing about 25 80 dollars in small bills and
about 900 dollars worth Of Notes J. Scne and 9th
he NorthCarolna Railruad Companj. Any person find.
ing this pocket book and returning me at Morrsve
or the Press office, will be liberally rewarded.
C.. P. WILDER.
Morrisville, N. T., Oct. 26, 1860. 49,. 44-w4t.*
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JNo n CLARK wM H. BURLINGTON.
CLARK & BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wilmington, N. c.,
WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL
w consgnments of
Cotton, Naval Stores, Flour, Bacon,
Timber, &C., &c,
and other country produce either for sale Shipment
My Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for he reception of produce either by Railroad or River
enables me to make my charges light. Aso regular deal
in
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, &c.
81 Refers to H. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear, Wilmington, N. c.
JOHN DAWSON,
President Wilmington Branch Bank of N. C.
W. II JONES,
Cashier Raleigh Branch Bank of Cape Fear,
November l3, 1860. 4S-wiy
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~ Thanksgiving Day was duly observed in
WIS olty' sermons were delivered in our various
ohurches, and we are glad to learn that they all
0Osshsd strong Constitutional Union spirik
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who were Know! Nothings in 1854, and Democrats
Gho were black-balled and rejected by the Know
4othings, were admitted by the fire-eaters while.
tle Standards Reporter was excluded.
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THE
Mprtb-Carplina Stan1arh
Will LA M W. HOL d e N,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


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Each subsequent insertion, 25
Longer advertisements in proportion.
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amount.
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The VorE OF VIRGNIA.--It. is stated that the
vote of Virginia has been cast for mine Bell and sz
Breokinridgo Electors. :}s4aa as:-s >,I 'f q,
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UNITED STATES PATENT, OFFICE,

~ JENNING PIG0TT, 4aaiAe
ATTORNEY AT Law AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
LATE OF NoRrHCARoIixA, .
Is permanently situated at Washington D. O., where hs
will attend claims against the Governmsn and esps.
ciay to obtaining patents for inventors. t7s,.s.,t
July "a, 1851 *. .-.s:, 3, s,,. S0--w1ypd.
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ST, HOLMES COLLECE..'

.-- OxFoRD, N. C. s. ~
vulHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL will commence the 1st MONDAY in January, and
that of the Fall the cd MONDAY in July. |"'6if
For price Of board Of tuition, and coss Of stu.
dies see Circular. s.Gsf r "a lss5 " ,,seaf
: -. ~ THOMAS C. .TULEY, Prnapal
November 9, lsSo. 45-wSm.~
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NOTICE.

NLOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICATION
~ will be made u the next General North
Carolina to amend the act of Incorporation Of ST. Johns
College aud also for the passage OF authorizing the
Masonic Grand Lodge of the State Of North
pose of raising funds to enclose the Same. ,s vt
November To- 1860. 81 fa2asE xis{ .s,a5S S4S-wlm.
ESS- Register please copy. ssa..5 No..
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Gbe StanDar1..
RALEIGH: SATURDAY, DEC. 1, 1860.
The LEGISLATURE.


On Friday last William Lander Esq, of fLincolnton,
was reelected Solicitor for the 9Th Judicial District
On the same day the Hon. NJ. E. Manly, of New
bern, was elected Judge of the Supreme Court
On Monday last the Hon. George Howard, of Will
son, was elected Judge Of the Superior Court for
the I'd Judicial District and the Hon. j. W. Os-
borne, of Mecklcnburg, was elected Judge of the
Superior Court for the 9th Judicial District
On the same day Mr.. L. W. Joyner, of Franklin
was elected Engrossng Clerk
On Wednesday the Rev. Calvin H. Wiley, of Gull
ford, was reelected Superintendent of Common
Schools.
On the same day Rufus H. Page, Esq.,, of Wake,
was reelected Secretary of State. ..+..- - ..
On the same day Gen. G. II. Brogden Of Wayne,
was reelected Comptroller Of Public Accounts.
On the same day Hon. R. S. French, of Robson,
was elected Judge of the Superior Court for the
9TH Judicial District
On the same day E. C. Hines Esq, of Chowan,
was reelected Solicitor for the 1s Judicial District
On the same day David Coleman, Esq, Of Bun
combe was elected Solicitor for the 7th Judicial Dis
trct -...-
On the same day Mr.. Pinnix, of Caswell, was
elected Engrossing Clerk.
number Of resolutions and bills on federal rela-
tons have been introduced. These have been re-
ferred to the committee raised on ths>subject Tbs
committee consists of Nessrs. Brown, Avery. Out
law, Stowe and Barrnger on the part Of the Senate,
and McsSrs. Person, Hoke, Newly, Green. of Frank
lin, and Poindextcr on the part of the House.
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w- Is it true that Mr.. Cantwell, the Clerk of
the House'of Commons, altered the oath prescribed
for the members of that body? And if true, did he
do so ignorantly or designedy? If ignorantly, is
he t for his placer If desgnedly is he fit for his
place And if the oath was altered and if the oath
not prescribed by law administered is the House
of Commons legally organized? And if not legally
organized, is not all that has been done since that
body met null and void?
This matter is now before Committee. We trust
that justice will be done to Mr. Cantwell and to the
State. One thing is certain, as we have heretofore
stated, Mr.. Cantwel violated the law of the State
in giving out the printing Of this very oath to an
other office in this City than this office, We being
the State printer up to the second day Of the session.
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sB Mr.. Arendell, the Senator from Carteret and
Jones' is represented by our Reporter as having in
troduced into the Senate on Tuesday "a resolution
ins:ructng the Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress from this State to demand North Cardinals
share Of the public lands, and affirming the right Of
secession Mr.. Arendelrs resolutions, which by the
way 20 not affirm the right of secession, shall appear
in our next. g.,
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~ The Hon. 2. B. Vance, of the Mountain Dis
trict in this State, and Messrs Ashmore and Boyce
Of South Carolina, passed through this City, on
Friday last on their way to Washington. Messrs.
Ashmore and Boyce both had on the blue dsunion
ribbon. We understand they say that South.Caro-
lima will certainly secede .,,,,s., is .s,.,'S. G.,
Z Gen. Ben McCulloch, Of Texas, is Ut present in
this City, on visit to his relatives and friends -
Hs b in Rns health. He lefs to-day for Washington.
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l NOTICE. .s4sii
4 PPLlCATIoN WILL BE MADE TO sTHEyNExT
"A Legislature TO annex to Yadkn county thst part Of
cde coiuty commencing 1t the southwest corner Of
Yadkin county !; thence running with the Wlkee ine to
The south prong Hunting creek thence down sd creek
with s meanders IL Dal,ons bridge Or Huutefs bridge,
Big Hunting creek thence east Ia the Davt iins.
- 3 - -' - .tsgtii 6, -ei MANY CITIZENS.
November l6, 1850 ,5,sI =. ist5,f.at,.e,a a47-vet.*
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THE TARBORO' HOTEL,

(FoRxEaLr Mas. GKseoRr,sy 10 96s
TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASEDr The
j interest Of Il. s. Lloyd, dec'd in this wen known
and popular Hotel in the town Of Tarboro has bece is
sole Proprietor and will endcavo 70 sustain iss louestsb
shed reputation Of being Of the best conducted Hotels
= - 'y, GEO. HOWARD.
October 20, 1850. -As' r''s s44zwtJahl.s
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JNO. M. GALLAWAY.
Late of Rockingham, N. c., -.

JNO. M. GALLAWAY, -
Late of Rockingham, N. c.,
HTII & N0RPLEEr,
GENERAL
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Off c ce...ShoccOe Slip,
RICHMOND, VA.
Liberal advances made on consgnments Strict per.
sona attention given 10 all sales and purchases for
customers made with great care.
ts Manufactured Tobacco and other merchandise for
warded with prompIuess
WM. l.. HILL. Nm. NORFLEET.
December =. 1892. l05-wly
COACH.
VVHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE
Il Public generaiiy that he has recently taken the
GOLD STAND"
well known by everybody, west Of the "Capto Square"
and fbrnier.y occupied by WM. i. CLARKE, and fully
prepared To carry on t.'
COACH.MAKING
in all its various branches, in the VERY BEST style.
t~ Prices to Suit the Times. 81;
Persons will do well to cal and examine for themselre
before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner. ..-
.... JAMES DASHFORD
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 800 5--w;f.
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READ AND ENQUIRE. gFSs
ANY ONE WISHING 70 ENGAGE N .BUsI.
"A nt is respectable any IN tie Bss& 10 in
Carolina and is quite pro6i.be and requires saptal
to keep than any other business that can engaged
in, can be further informed caon BY Ietey OH.
eruse to the Editor Of the n e. Standard wkb Nfi IN.
form me and will give reasons for wishipgf Terms,
10. Apply carly. q ~ i',Ji ia ygaAoa ssli %
August q, 1860 &, 4. (. - 5sssssf-FM
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EXTRACT or LETTER FROM "JoB Sass" TO
THE BosToN HERALD.-'i found the folks at
the llumstead awl well, 4 apparently in
guide sperrits tn see Me back agin. say
apparently, bekause woman is so universally
deceitful Kudn't rally tell wether debora
was in airnest or Not wen she klarsped ME
In her arms, as we Met on the stoop, and
Gin vent til Flow O tears L. hysterick
shriak, wat whould have moved the stony
hart of the Ankorite Wether or No it was
awl Put on for effect, Kant say, but as a
Ginral thing make No akount of such Dis
plays of womanly afieckshun; in 9 kases
Out q ten, kahn show doc ye doo?" &
quiet shake o The thumb l. four-fnger, tells
the Truth o the story better Than awl the
high flown Flummery ever got up on such
okashuns, the fackt is arter folks Have
bin man and Wife as longas K Deborah the
romance of the Thing $50 tn Speek) is fairly
rubbed Orf, Il an annual Seperashun of =
munths or 50 bckumes rayther Relief than
u thing to kry about, at any rate, awlways
find it so wen go on my boston Exkarshuns."
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EDWARD CHASE, II. I
GEORGE EES.

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W. - Prince street, opposite the n"@ei'c CVce'
ALEXANDRIA. "A.
~ USIC, Magazines. ami Ola Books bound III
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..uv description Of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warran, to hc made OF the best paper and materials,
and bound in The strongest manner. Bank Officers.
bankers. Merchants, Clerks oi Courts Hotel Keep
crs. Insurance Companies, and AL who want Blank
Books. are res pcctiuly invited to give iac :. call
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i''''@'
Z'o,ooo w
Paid up Capita! and Surplus. S.........". 2l9l,lll W
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
nHlS old and responsible Company inSureS
acanst loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description Of property, and offers to Merchants
and others desiring insurance, the security OF an
actual CAPITAL of So 2gS S00 for the whole OF which,
and for any liabilities beyond the Shareholders are
INDIVIDUALLY RESPONSIBLE, even 10 the extent "l
their entire fortunes. The Shareholders number
about one thousand, and is II large portion OF
these are persons Of great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible claim
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO TIE LAWS OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing an Agent for the United States,
the Company has empowered him ITO appear TO
ana accept any action or legal proceedings lnSli-
tulcd against or by said Company, in the same
manner rs if the Company were Corporation or
Company established by the laws of the United
States, or any Of the several States.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND HAS BEEN PLACED
AT THE DISPOSAL Of THE Agent AT PHILADELPHIA,
TO ENABLE Em TO ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
Losses, WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LoSDoS
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course Of the Company has always
been IL liberal one towards Policy Holders. AoJust
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
mcnt of losses is standing rule. During the
past year. losses exceeding $335,O0O were paid.
Losses paid as soon as the amount is aSccrtSlned.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income of the Company is now about ST.
600 900, increasing gradually each year. showing
that Il has the confidence Of the different commu-
mites in which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate of Premium will be moderate, and in
all cases will be based upon the character OF the
owner or occupant, and the merits Of the risk
The conditions Of Insurance are framed with the
greatest lber.lty.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Agent.
lz1g~ Office in Exchange Block, on King street
snn os--IlY
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.
CoAAUSIcATED.
MY OLD HAT.


MY OLD HAT.
There is no use in winks and jecrs,
And railing, and all that;
1t only makes me prize the more,
My much-abused Old Hat.
There was n time perhaps when
Might felt a little fiat;
Thus to appear 'mong ladies fair,
With so uncouth Hat.
But good long years have run between
The present time and that;
And I've but little care about
The fashion of my Hat.
Now this has been as true q friend
As ever by ME sat;
This same old tattered slouch Of mine
This much denounced Old Hat.
Faithful in sunshine and in storm
Jams, squeezes--and all that;
1t would be quite ungrateful to
Forsake So good Hat.
And what to me is shining silk
Or beaver fine, or eat?
My head, | ween. would be "a grey
In any other Hat.
1t hath, indeed, seen better days
And many one says that;
When fortune wanes, or beauty fades,
And 80 may my Old Hat.
Twas once trim and graceful thing
As ever one looked at;
And won good praise from all around
This same old dingy Hat.
But hardships thickened long it's path
Kicks, peltings, and all that;
The greater marvel is TO me,
'Tis now u living Hat.
Hard battles hath it fought, and well,
With Butterfly and Bat;
For every boy about the house
Has claimed it for his Hat.
And it hath slept full many night
Out on the old straw mat
No wonder It's so shabby now
So little like Hat!
And yet I'm 10th to give it up,
No matter for all that;
1t has more comfort still for me
Than any other Hat.
And comforts what we're seeking here,
Mid Lite's rough tit-for-tat;
Then why for style or fashions sake,
Discard the dear Old HIATT
Fashions nondescript at best,
And style is often fat;
And many pate as green as mine,
Dons quite stylish Hat.
"The Worlds deceived with ornament"
The saying has grown pat
But witchery lives in bonnets fine,
1t may live in Hat!
Heads Oft are turned and hearts are warped
BY comic crowns and flat
But no such dangerous spirit turks
About this holy Hat
And yet my better. half will chide,
Scold, threaten, and all that;
Because viii not cast away
My innocent Old Hat!
Herwords have quite melting fow,'
Yet surely as to that
lmust maintain my right Of choice,
And taste about my Hat.
She trims her bonnet red or blue,
I've nought to say to that
Yet, standing On my rights reserved,
hold on to my Hat!
June q. OLD FOGY.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

tuary; Cannons bitters; SchnapPs GODDARD 10,
tom aenr'co Pie Llhlmen'' anu aver e''oi''
'''N '7'' WILLIAM BOWLING,
:. 81 80 rnr If Fairfax and Prince sts.
=, ,,,,>I, ,yr,no,o
AttPEEiUh BLaCh III LlN" I'M
~ vans Syrup of Peruvian Bark; Arona'lr E ~
rup OF Calls; syrup OF VIA 'h1rty h'''N ~ :u'' @
,,am"r'.SnrcI .,a,''Ga - and C1r sale hv
JAMES ENTWISLE. JR,
;o15 Apothccarv, o. king-st.
- :, -
'NEEIll bhuahh'' Nr-"o nanI''" tIi mnnlr nr
Eno,;s, Tco,b brushes. also supply OF ewsbury
{ pr,,u,,.s tlricnt.,1 ,raotb Paste; urris Tooth
Wash &. far s,lc bv
LEADBEATER & CO.,
c,,5 Mas I,nJ = snuth Fairfax St.
,>p,,,S y,,,rss sa,s,n,r;Ia and Cherry
/ ra.,,,r,I j,r,,rn.s I,yntiy, Luzen,cs. Jaynrs
T,r,,in.tiv,. BaIsam. Browns E>s. Jamaica Gin
,rr Couuor's Ritrcrs, Bakers Premium Bttcrs.
SSnn,,lTin,,'. Cine Henzipe and Rowanrl's Tonic
u;x,,,ro ;ust renewed and for sale by
}. WILLIAM Bo"hN".
icG g. corner Fairfax anu Pfince streets.
ER,LSn php"S, p Ccmoian.US cso, rnr"r Suner Car5
-'' Cii,l ihl..I' ,,,,,,a,;, Tnn,b nr,,sLas Eoth-
ing Sponges, Specie COrks, Cod Liver Oil, Cayenne
Pepper, Nalcriantc, Quinnc, Blue Mass, &c, &c,
for sale by ]e Ill ii. COOh -.
E1EESH DRUGS. Ec.-Scnna, Manna, EPSON
Il r-1. n',,,,n, cal,, r,le;ncJ S,,yncs.
Fresh Vanilla Beans, Fluid Extract Vanilla,
Browns Bronchial TrochcS, sponge, @c.' @c.-
Received and fo: sale by MlLB RN bl'O.'
ie II \. L. corner King and Washington-StS
x~,,no,r,-r ,,,pc cIa.1,. C,h;.ore,,s aud
IN Rc!lecors. just received and for sale by
WM. a. HART. No. ~ k!ng-st.,
Next door to Marshall House.
~. Sign of the Golden Mortar. jc II
r1,p,.prryc or Po.o;vod from
/ the Works on the Kanawha River, and war
ranred in every respect equal to any manufactured
i'll the lHitcd states. co r.u
ic II III. COoh u ", naFeft' h"''. h"''.
0<O0pER'S Shred and Sheet lsinglass, Coxc's
J SparkIinc Gelatinc, Irish Moss, Pearl Bar
lev, Savers Bermuda Arrow Root and Oswcso
Corn Starch, received and Tor by
D. !Li'l :Lrla', Il NJ o." ol'L,,o.,, niI,u,
j - vi t''' 80 ''..'
nINE ulL.-Just received u supply OF Su,
~ rcrior italian Olive OIL, the best Salad Oil
III the Market lor sa'c ~ nnp,rr,p co
c,o, W. E.,,d- snnth r.,irf,x,st
9th III" Il Nos. . ana = % so"t" ,t al I'm 90.
v,gESu TAMARINDs: Godaar,ls Lotion Sui
l. rhac Morphia: Bermuda Arrow root; lIcncn men
o''el'' i"""'f' "''' 0'.s T.S ZEN; TVTWISIE Jr
Tor sale by 'AI' h.' @ l " '1i''', 1i: o"'
lc ~ A''''h''"' ;, - '>l'
DkESEkI loI 4 fh ~ 1, ia, 1H" Use ,',na "n
ioughpy fa'en' oe''" Ior' ""i'"
simple an" 'c''"''i '''''i ,,ityUT az, CnmE Cn
cr, for sale by HENRY coon d ~, 1r,u
,, 49,. .,.,r.. :, ,n p,,,.o,rc. run,, Nail and
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JEFFERSON TAGEy.

PAPER HANGER, IrlOLSTEhER, GLIDER,
ind Houst NecorutDr IN Gcncr"t.
ESTHILST returning lis grateful acknowledge
w mcntS 10 bis numerous friends TOR tnelr very
liberal encouragement during the t"" wears ne mas
been amongst them. assures them that II will pc his
continued efor: 10 serve Them with promp;noSs,
and al moderate charges, 1t his old Stand, 80 i49,
N0Hrn SIDE klSG STREET ALEXANDRIA. mh ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-26
HATS. CAPS, BONNETS, &c.

| HAVE JUST RECEIVED, this day, IN ud-
/ di,ional supply Of B0NNETS, the prctticst
aud cheapest ever offered for sale i'll this market.
I have also enlarged my stock Of RIBBONS,
RUCHEs, FLOWERS, and STRAW TRIM
MINGS. All Will bc sold low.
ny 10 JOHN I. EVANS.
TALL SToCk CE HATS AND CAPS.-JOHN
l. LFNE5U has iuSt received large assort-
l@on, cf HATS AND CAPS adapted to meet TIE
waGts OF Il choice cHstom.
Gentlemen are solicited to eXami;1e q recent i'm
portation OF FRENCH FELT hats, selected iy
special ogcther "ish whici: lnay be found
Il No. | article oE SILK AND CASHMERE
HATS, go:.2n up with a strict observance to fash
ion and good taste. Also, Ch!!drcns FANCY
RATS AND CAPS all ot whica will he sold cheap
Tor cash. Extensive etock-ncst terms--lowest
price, at PhoeaiX Hail Hat and Cap Store.
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