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The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08

Succession de VaIery' Witt.
I'm vertu dun ordrc de Ia Cour de Dis.
- "a trict dams ct pour b Paroiase 81. Ian.
dry, je proeederai. laderniere residence du
dit defunt, pres du village dee Opelonsas,
lie 1avds Is Septembre cOuyant, 1860,
d Ia yente des biens mobiliers dependant de-
ladite succession, d sayoir:
MeubIessd de nnalson, '..s==
Une charrette eheval. 81. ss4s
Tn cheva1,
Une paire de beufs de tire,
Un fusil, 8.c &c.
Cossaitions:-Six mois de credit.
u, R. BENGUEREL,
Encantepr. .
opelousas s soptsnbre 1896. i
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II est toujonrs question de la publication
dune liste ohciele de Ia noblesse franchise
q ristar dn. Peeyage Book, qss. fait autori.e
en- Apgeterre.
Gu dit que le catalogue que l'on s'occupe
de dresser comprendra trois categories de
noblesse bien marques: Ia premiere dit le
Journal de Hav,e, comprendrait, les no.
bies don't rorigine Sc confond avec les pre-
miers temps de notre historic. CONNIE Ia mai.
sou de Montmorency, par exemple. Ce sera
Ia noblesse dorigine, ct il nest pas besoin de
dire que ses me,nbres sont tres peu norn-
breux en- France. La deuxieme s'applique-
rait q la noblesse creee par les rois dep.is
Philippe Ill, dit lie Hardi, fls ct sueeessaurs
de SAINT Louis, aui le premier crea les titres
de 4ioblesse ct s'arrogea le privilege de. con-
vertir en. .nobles, de sa propre autorite, les
roturiers ct les vilaius
La tsoisieme coacernerait Ia nobtesse i'm.
periaie. .;s #.
On estime quill y en- France peu pres
l5S,0OU Dobies des trois cateeories.
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DscsdS--A sa residence, pras des Opelousas, Mar.
di dernier. courant suite dune Tongue ct dou-
loureuse maladie, II. VALERIE RoY, age de 81 ans
ct 10 mois. 5ss* s4 ,3zs
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hsss sigsalons psa paa isit ssesss " pfosras
& g aesrs xppssse quoiaae si,s,l re-
n n l'aat isa Sass I'M, aF,s,rsciie par nosss
el.ssss posis son iil.lusaes bisl1a
HI III ssli III II lezsss
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
Y AANTECEDENTS

ANTI-EscLAvAGlsTEs DE BELL EFT EVERETT
John Bell vote en- 1886 Ia reception
des petitions abolitionistes au Congress, e,
c'est le seul homme du Sud qui l'ait fait.
2-John Bell a vote contre labrogation
du compromis du Missouri, quand tous lei
hommes du Sud etaient en- favour de cette
mesure
3-John Bell vote contre ladmission du
Kansas, CONNIE Etat d esclaves, alors que
tout le Sud etait en- faveur De cette adnis.
sion. ='
4-John Bell favorise labolition de
| i'esclavage dams le District de Columbia, ct
c'est un fait ayere.
5-John Bell favorise l:admission de la
California en- vertu des principes du SCATTER
Sovereignty, contre Ia volonte expresse de
son Etat, le Tennessee ct celle du Sud.
Gil s'allierait. a-t.il dit, plut6t aux Re-
publieains, que de permettre Ia, dissolution
de Union.
Pour rien <au monde nous ne voudrions
voir Ia dissolution de II Union, mais 81 pour
maintenir cette Union ellefie, il faut sacri6er
notre civilisation, nos fortunes ct la vie de
nos concitCyens du Sud, nous sommes prets
. crier : Perisse l'Union plutot qa'un bon
principe! ss 81 s.
Examiuons maintenaut les antecedents de
NJ. Everett. z.s
In maintenait que lie Congress a lie droit
d'abolir lesclavage ct Ia traite interieure dans
ie District de Columbia, ct do plus: !
lie Congress desrait abolir l'esclavage
dams ce District. ~
3-Le Congress a le droit d'abolir fesela-
wage dams les Territories.
f. On ne doit admettre aucun nouyel
Etat permettant institution de lescIarage.
5-Le Congress le dTU7ifs de -pIffooihiber Ia
.raite interieure de l'esclavage.
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\ LII SITUATION AU TEXAS.

Aos iournanx a 'dchsnge du Texas. ct eu vsrit6
ssx de- tout u Sud0 Quest, dit le des Nat.
thitoehes, son remplis de nouvelles dincendiea de
neussFsa NJ DE- seditious CONNIE aussi de lnieIion
dac chatimens sommaire aux coupabies. II est bien
eeassa que des Gnssairea ont rEpan.
tus dams cet E,st et q's out ete ivement occu.
"a sascter insubprd dinaiioI et iasnrreeion dams
centres peaplss d'escavas. Cos lliserables ont
saprs solliciter ct cabaler les esclayas, et ens
M aanstte ny chassss des localities dams lesqaeas
eassp plans maheienx leyaient 8tre executes ae
sAt incendiant des naisona Ut des sillagea
aslsas dams ceFtaiaes occasions ont ~ r6duits sn
'ssssass. Msissnon contents de ces noyens de ven.
ces abolilionistes ont Cd recours au
lsh0l, 'aoat distrihae aux nsgres ain auils ssn
Rtssseas dstrnire tles faanillss et on ot
as;n'salsss i'occasion, sersi ! snpoisonner del
paas y ies sources 40 n,aniare i METRE eli peril
tssstaace de communantes ontiares Ces nodveiles
aarE des fapposis recasiIs A. ha-
ensi lies soat positivaa.
hass ane tse alternative, ID shablsants ont pss
ets pandrs ees ,outss les lois quTls ont
81 .i,cas par &sidenee de- siear calpabiliff,
a " isur participation y .ls semblables dsaselns
ss Tszas est a'hsare an II e-t srop 81,
esA pour qae les discplss Joif Brown yaisnnent
laas A Etats soisins peuyens satten-
sea ieur sisi1e esa nua
ssssnoas tsnions tous sur nos garss, 4 il aacan
ssax est ptis chez noas una r6cepton
aIs qasils sIsuF III u lsara comm enons
sitsr asdanger qni M mnr 81 venss.s essayer
als'statIIrpsrn npas
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Mons appeIons laasssnsionl d. nas lscseurs /
srasion de tleaz fllhlicstous dans a parts
a's|sise aaosFs feuille d. "a jous 81 il
DUNE police nlu iicasa 81 aurveil.
asss asos ssels q sess,rite de
a nos iaIiIi ausre satla
ssssloa dune associatisn as doefs 6decina
ahdry, pous issas tisa " tlnoais parun
lgsY htes de II FAcuIts u ass laceas
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toRIGInE DU POINT Du.JouR II etait troiis
heures apres minuit, le jeu de d reiine se "a
lentissait et n'etait plus soutenu que par ldles
paris coDside derables entire le prince de Dom
bes fls du due do maine, ct Ie marquis de
Coigny. Ue dernier periant d d'un coup uueE
semme assez forte g 'ecrtiia J. I II fant etre ba-
tard pour avoir IN gel honheur z. lie prince
se peaehant 1 son oreille, sans discontinuer5
son jeu, lui dit: ous penses bien que
nous allons nous voir tout d l'hIeure, n,ess-ce
pas s--Oui. ct quand ?.--Nfais sur Il route
~ point ID jonr 50 Les yoitures partent,
le jour parait, % s'arreta. Il prince de Dom
bes est heareux &c jeu CONNIE l.autre
Il tue son adyersaire, et Ie lien Oh se passa
ceete scsne conserve 10 nom de Point -du-
Jour. ''s 4 s## ssts S. as 4
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~ Nous eommes reqais fanaoncer rHon. G. a.
Nouros CONNIE candidat pour Juge du District com.
pas6 des Rarosses ST. Landry, caeasieu, Vernllllon
y Lafayette, 4 y pfochaine election. [7av 1860
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MARCHANDISES VETE
.AFI pRIx COfJTANT.


RT GUS ayons la favour d'appeler votre attention
lV a notre Stock dc Marchandises d'Etz; que
nous eommes determines de yendre a des prix tres
bas Nous vendrons notre assortment dEtoffes
pour danes meilleur narehe qn'on ne les q ve.,-
dues aupaTavant Notre assortment d'stoffes pour
messieurs ct d'hablements confectionnes, consiste
prineipalement On habits ct pantalons en- ALPACA nor,
que ofrons gu prix centant, atm de fare de Ia
place pour le debalage de nos marchandises dan
tonne. <t tSzstf Ess4
Les souliers, coInne aussi les chapeaux, actueIle-
ment en- main, seront veiidus an prix cousant.
Habits do 8 2 en montant;
Pantalons, de 8 25 en- montaat;
Ghapeaux, de- rs cents 9 ..-f5
Souliers, de 81 90 u
Jaeonatss de I5 cents !"
Et en defnitve, tous les articles ausei bon mar
enc qu'on peut les aebeter IA kouye'le-Orleans
Pourvoyez-vous de bonne heure.
BLOCH, FIRNBERG b CO.
0pelousas, I6Juin 1860
u. .. zsT111 r. sgs:lrs C, .gUOcesf,
ayse poncsuaffts de toutes les as
- aiies con6ses ses soins. Son bureau est situe
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Y ~ Nous sonmes autoris6 annoncer que RoBT.
Pl1rEs Esq de Ii Pa,oisae vermilloD, est canii.
data hplace d Avocai de. District du nouvsau Dis
tic. judiciaire compose des Pafoisses ST. Landry,
Cscasieu, Lafayette ct Vermillon. IA Aons.
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OP II r. DU q Al q :
sAMEDI MATIN, a:::s:: 5 SEPT. 1860.

AUX HABITAEs ET AUX COMMERCIALS.
Y III CouRRrER DIES OPELousAs @tant Ia feuille ID
plus ttpandue daus ID Paroisse ST. Landry, remarque
iespectueusement d ceux qui ont des avis donner,
aufls .touveroht IN arantage certain en- len isant
iassrsr dams ses colonies -. ssI
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UN Fou IL Abeilze de mardi matin nou
.apprend one dimanche soir, q dix beures, Ut
fou grimpa sur le toit dun magasin de co
mestibles de Pencoignure Constance ct Gaien
ME, s'assit pres de Ia cheminee ct eptonna
un air savage. Ce spectacle extraordiuaire
attira la foule qui, redoutant de le voir tomber
lui cria de decendre. II resta sourd aux
prieres ct aux meDaces mais le n0mbre des
Spectators augementant, il sembla perdre
patience detaehant de la cheminee quelquea
briques qu'il cassa sur le bord du toit, il les
lanea dams Ia foule ct plusieurs personnes
furent atteintes. les autres BE disperserent. II
proita dun moment de calme pour continuer
. detacher des briques ct les casser i l'aide
dun baton quill await enporte avec lui sur
le toit. =z=5
Personne n 'osait approcher de Ia maiso.,
de Granite de reeevoir uu moroccan de brique
sur ID tete; les preparatifs formidsbles
avaient effraye les plus courageux des spec
tateurs. Le fou veilla ainsi toute Ia mutt.
pret d Sc defendre Ia premiere attaaue ct
il etait 81 prompt se aervir de ses prejectiles
que le Watchman dut Sc tenir sur les lieux
ain de METRE les PEASANTS sur les gardes.
Lorsqne le jour parut. on vii rhomme au
meme endrolt, toujours aussi vigilant que
ia veilIe. ct ceux qui, ignorant son adresse,
s'approcherent trop pres de Ia maison ne
tarderent pas .. sentir Ia necessite de sen
eloigner le pins 4yite possible Les chooses
en- resterent ID jusqu al moment Oh le maire
arriva sur les lieux avec hut on dix police.
men Apras de longs debats sur le moyen
le plus sur d'obliger le fou 4 abandonner Ia
position gu il await 81 vaillemmsnt defendue.
on adopta fidee du foreman dune eompagnie
do pon,piera cette idee consistait 4 jjeter de
l'eau sur rhomme :ant quill ne descenderait
pas dutoit. On ella chercher une pompe, Ell
] peine avait-elle commence d fonctionner
que 10 fou lacha prise, roula sur le toit et
tomba sur le trottoir, sans Sc faire beaucoupI
le ma. il fut aussit6t depose dams une
1oiture ct transporte ! l'h6pitaI Apres avoiir
st6 transport6I rh6pital de charlie, Ill ete
amene AZ poste sdn Premier District ct le re-
order Emersonl' . enyoye 4 liasile des fous.
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opelousas, Ter Septembre 1861
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1Public 5l.l

AN ACT to relinqush the title of the United States to
certain lands occupied by the city of Baton Rouge, in
Louisiana 80.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Represents
tves the United States of America in Congress assembled
That all the right tide interest claim of the United
States and to the land occupied by the city of Baton
Rouge, in the State of Louisiana lying between Florida
the north and the South Boulevard the SOUTH
shown by original map OF said city, file in the
ce of the cerk of the sixth Judicial district of Louis
iana East Baton Rouge, the fourteenth Of March,
eighteen hundred and sxIy be- and the hereby
naushed the mayor and council of the city of Baton
Rouge for the several and benefit of owners
of lots therein, accurng TO their respective
Provided This shall only be construed quit claim on
the part the United Sales and shall affect the
terests of third parties nor preudice Judicial nEesga
On in relation to the title to all or any portion of the lands
hereby relInquished so
Approved June l6, 1860 -.
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j. Q. DECARTERET. JouS ARMSTRONG.
NORTH-CAROLINA BOOK BINDERY.
DeCarteret & Armstrong.

Book Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
OVER THE NORTH-CAROLINA BOOK STORE,
HAVE ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER,
Il FIR the purpose Of carrying on the Book Binding
business extensively, in all its various branches.
Their advantages such that they prepared
to do all kinds of Binding rum plain TO entail in
and price that cannot fail To give satisfaction
They would call particular attention To their unique style
of half Calf and Morucco Bug, which is very handsome
and durable.
Newspapers Of all kinds bound in strong and substan-
ta Music Books, and Periodicals Of every de-
scripton, bound TO pattern. in handsome style.
S1preIne L1rt ReportS l0huO vols having been bound
ut this establishment, still prepared TO bind them
to match
Having fine Cutting Machine, prepared TO bind
large EDITIONS Of Books in CLOTH in and price
almost cheap it can be dune in the Northern Cities
Pamphlets Of all kinds taken from the printer and done
up in a superior manner. at very low rates.
Work from distance will be done up with dispatch
and carefully repacked and forwarded back without delay
J. q DECARTERET,
JOHN ARMSTRONG,
Raleigh, n. C.
January 81, 1860. S-tE
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NOTICE.

T Il. GOOCHS UNIVERSAL AND CULTlVATING
q PLoW, Is exhibition at JAS M T0WLES
STORE in the City of Raleigh All who feel interest
in agriculture and native inventions and improvements in
Agricultural Implements requested to call and see the
greatest wonder OF the age to wit Six different pows all
combined in one and the same plow. II
FRS, complete turning pillow. Second subsoil and
part turning plow Third, half moeboar pow Fourth
small culiiyatiug plow Fifth cotton sweep and plow
Sixth q cotton scraping plow All of the above are
anted good if not SUPERIOR any other pow Of
the kind. e. 4.
Call at Mr. Towles' and examine Il for yourselves.
=. p. 81 J. H. GO0CH
Oxford, n. c., July 8, 1850 54-4.
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nILEs, FIsTULA, STRUCTURES, CAN

DILES, FISTULA, STRUCTURES, CAN.
GERS, Ulcers, Tuners, Scr'ula and all other Diseases
Of the Skn cured by the nf DIR. Cuptuns remedies
Pamphlets, Containing testimonials at the highest char
acier, forwarded 10 any that may wish them.
Pcrsr wishing 10 the wonder ul efficacy Of DIR.
Clupuns Remedies correctly describe their disease
giving all the particulars frum its commencement loca
iiOn extent, &C." Medicines sent by mail.
}. A. CLOPTON NJ. D.
Huntsville, Ala.
January a. 1860. 7-ly.
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VALUABLE
HAW RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

HAVING RESOLVED TO REMOVE TO TEXAS
IL offer for sale Of the most valuable lands,
living the waters Of Haw and its tributaries that
can be found in Alamance county.
| WILL SELL the tract uf land on which now reside
mile from Shallow Ford bridge, six and u half miles
from the Company Work Shops of the n C. Central Rail-
road &C., containing 4O less 10 of which
is in good state uf cultivation. and all the is in ORR
gna rest. This land well adapted to the growth uf
all kinds Of grain in this country, and, abnve ALL
superby adapted tu The growth of finest Tobacco Ii
is well watered with pure and failing springs, and is
well supplied with good meadows and it has large orchards
of both Apples and Peaches of good varieties nf both
kinds Of fruit IL has first Dwelling House aud
Kitchen, good Still House and Tobacco Barn. and in
word ali necessary buildings for the cmnr and safety u"
an farmer. The fences are all good g"d Mill within
threequarrrs of mile and very good Mill Seat the
land This land lies ten miles nnrthwes Of Graham in
healthy and civil a neghborhood any that be
found ANY person desiring to purchase good land like
this would do well and view mine before buying
elsewhere. For further particulars, address
G. W PALMER,
Shallow Ford p. o
November |, 1859. 94-tf
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TPuhlio 5A l

AN ACT to amend approved the third day of March,
thousand eight hundred and 0rty-seven, entitled
An act to establish port of entry at Lalura in the
State of Texas and for other purposes"
Be It enacted by he Senate and House of Representa-
vesofthe United States of American Congress assembled
That the of customs of the port of Corpus Chris
IT, in the district of Saura in the State of Texas be and
the same be hereby discontinued and deputy collector
shall be appointed according TO law for the said port of
Corpus Christi, with the powers the deputy col
ecors at Aransas and Sabine within said State provd
ed in sections bird and fourth of the act Of which this
an amendment-the compensation of the deputy collector
ut Corpus Christi shall be at the rate of five hundred dol
lars per and the fees prescribed by law
ceed in the aggregate in any one yea the of fifteen
hundred dollars. -#- ~ --r r..
Approved l6 June, 1850. r. -.
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HUNTS PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
RALEIGH, N. C.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS IN
OIL COLORS.
Prices Ransins from a2O In aRO.

FENHESE PORTRAITS CAN BE TAKEN FROM DA-
guereOtypeS and Miniatures, from Life; and being
finely finished in Oil Coors Canvas they perfectly
durable, and make beautiful Paintings. They can be
arged to and such changes alterations
be desired be made Mr.. ANDREWS, the Artist who
cuurs these pictures being experienced Portrait Painter
and fine CuOriS all who wish finely executed work Of
art should call at the old established Gallery Fayete
vile Street Those preerrng pnrrats painted from e
would do well TO give Mr. A. call Persons having Da
guereoppes of deceased friends by giving the cor Of
the hair eyes, and cmpexun secure permanent and life
like portrait Photographs be finished in Water Colors
Pastee India Ink CrayonS at prices ranging from $40
to $Sn The plnin Photograph from 81 To $O. Meaino-
types for Lockets Cases, Rings and Pins Ambrotypes.
Vignees, Nelogphs for sending in letters, &C. taken in
all weatherS.
E. HUNT, Photographer
Raleigh, n C.
March l, 1850. ls-ly
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WATCHES! WATCHES!!
f-nIn AND SILVER

GOLD AND SILVER.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY VERY FINE wATC
IL ] have them for sale.
Joseph johnson. Church ST., 10 JeweIIed.
have sold them for thirty ycars-always gave entire
satisfaction
Will. Dixon Watch. Equally as Good.
have sold Thousands of Dollars worth of the above
Watches, and ne0er had one returned Also,
The American Watch-Two Makers.
Warranted excellent me-keepers-durnbIe Watch
Together with very 6ue GENEVA WATCH, for>Ladies,
large assortment
Those wanting Watch to keep time by will lo well to
call the Watches shall be presented sell as cheap
JOHN C. PALMER.
Raleigh, Feb. g. 1860. lO-tf
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
AT RICHMOND
Session of ls6O-'6I.
TWNHE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES WILL
il commence on the first Monday in OCTOBER, and
continue until the first of MARCH.
CHI. BELL GIBSON NJ. d., Professor of Surgery
DAVID H. TUCKER, NJ D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine
BEVERLY r. WEXFORD, NJ. D., Professor of Materia
ARTHUR E PETIGoLAs, M. D.. Professor of Anatomy
L. s. JOYNES NJ d. Professo- of Institutes of Medicine
JAMES H. CONWAY, NJ. d., Professor of Obstetrics &c.
JAMES b. McCAw,M d, Chemistry.
MARION HOWARD, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
This Institution offers to Southern Students every cl
Through the beray Of the Legislature its late session.
in approprating the Of Thirty Thousand Dollars in
aid Of the College these facilities will be much
tended Large and important additions being made to
the Museum, the Chemical Apparatus and other means
ments. The College building is undergoing repairs and
desirable alterations, and Hospital is in course of
erection in immediate proximity to The College which will
Ample facilities will be afforded for the prosecution of
Practical Anatomy. ll-.
Instead Of the single Warren Prize of One Hundred
heraf prpd In Of he
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY,

ORANGE COUNTY, n G.
TTNIIE FALL TERN WILL OPEN 18TH JULY AND
IL cnlrtnue - weeks. Students coming the Central
Road should stop Durhams Depot where they will find
conveyance. No deduction unless r pruraced sickness.
There has never been Of chs and fever during The
twelve existence of the SchU TeXtt OUkS and
tiuneIy kept on hand at about cnst.
Board = per month; Tuition so, SIS, $2o, according
10 studies The health and cheapness of the school
mend it to all. Send gour
T. NJ. ANDERSON, Principal
June 26, 1850. 5I-6t.
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RALEIGH, N. c., WEDNES
MISCELLANEOUS.
SITUATION WANTED,

A YOUNG LADY, WHO HAS TAUGHT BOTH IN
N Seminary ard private family, shes 10 make
engagement nrhe cunning to instruct in the follow
ing branches viz Latin, French English, and Of the
Ornamentals, together with Music the Piano. pupils
wh0ae far advanced in that accomplishment and also
desired will give lessons to beginners the Guitar.
References given.
Address "P. c. L., Hampton, Va,
Stating Salary.
Care Of l. T. WNDER, Esq.
July TO- 1860. ($2.50 p'd) 55-tf.
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SPRING MATTRAss.

SPRING MATTRASS, to which call the attention of
the pubic. The righteousness Of this elastic couch, and
the convenience u its arrangement well the low price
at which offer them for sale strungly commend them to
HOnsekeepers generally. ~ .lsA ~, '.'''
Call and examine i6em at wATSoN'S Upholstery Es.
tablishmeut, Raleigh near the Market House. 30
Juiy ., 1850. Etf
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Public 52.1

AN ACT to change the name of the ship. Rocka to
Massachusetts" .e.-.-
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Representatives
of the United States of America in Congress assembled
That the of the American built ship "Rockali" of
Boston, purchased by the Stale of for
sce school ship be and the hereby changed TO
Massachusetts aud the Secretary of the Treasury IL
hereby authorized and directed the necessary pa
pers in accordance with this act. -
Approved Is Jund 1860. .... -.
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MINERAL TOILET SOAP.

MRS. E. r. MCGOWAN,
TIME PROPRIETRESS OF THIS CELEBRATED
IL SOAP, which is made from the deposit at
KITTRELL'S SPRING,
has been much atered and encouraged by frequent
evidences of its wonderful efficacy curing skin diseases
of all kinds of the unpleasant and pruac~d char
acer The rapid sale it has wiih and the increasing
demand has inducad her To engage extensively in
the manufacture Of it. And country merchants, all who
want Ia sell it again, be supplied by making appca
ton To her, to p. PESDUD, Druggist, Raleigh.
Price 80 cents per cake
p = If any doubts the value Of the Soap they will
be referred to various persons who have used
fully IN the most obstinate cases.
Any other sncaled Mineral Soap" than that acconlpa-
MED by and advertisement, the genuine
hItrtA Soap.
MRS. E. K MCGOWAN.
Raleigh. March Q, 1860. 20 IT,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
IRON ONE SIDE. DRues ON OTHER
ICE CREAM SALOON.

IRON DRues OTHER.
ICE CREAM SALOON.
IF YOU WOULD ENJOY THE RET RESTING IN
Il huence Of glass of nice Ice Cream, call at
DODD q SCHEIB'S SALOON,
No IL FAYETTEVILLE STREET
Where YOU will find astefully fitted up, and Cream
cold as Ice make it.
THE TOY STORE.
Todd l. SCHEIB HAVE NOW ON EXHIBITION
dedy the best selected stock Of Toys in this
City. Call soon and please the little ones
I1RENCH AND AMERICAN CoNFECTIoNARY-
Ofr'' ' DODD 4 sCHEIB.
TO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CANDY.
NTJE OFFER AN ARTICLE OF CANDY As PURE
w can be found elsewhere in the United States at
the low price of SIS per hundred pounds We manuac-
Candy and It contain nothing but Su
gar, and not to stick to the Jars
DODD & sCHEIB.
A FRESH SUPPLY OF ORANGES. LEMONS, FIGS
DoDD scREIB.
Nuts OF ALL KINDS-Pickles, Catsups, Sauces, Pre-
DODD SCHEIB
SARDINEs, SALMON AND FRENCH MUSTARD
EREsH CRACKERs-Ju.t received
Il DODD SCHE1B
ESINE SEGARS, GOOD CHEWING AND SMOKING
II Tobacco. DODD & SCHEIB.
NANCY ARTICLES-An extensive variey-Suficient
II TO please all. D0DD 4 SCHEIB
EIRE CRACKERS AND ToRrEDoEs-A new lot
II D0DD SCHElB
ALL THE DELICACIEs WANTED TO FURNISH
N Weddings PARTIES Balls and Pic Mics, furnished at
short notice.
DODD SCHEIB.
Raleigh, n. c., May 49, 1860. 40-tf