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The shoemakers of Lafayette, Ind, have struck
for higher wages, and two hundred machinists and
blacksmiths in Baldwin & Co.'S. locomotive works
Philadelphia, have struck for time
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The last will attributed to Senator Broderck leaves
all the property, except $40 0OO to George Wilkes,
of New York,
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want man will concur in the following views, prcsen-
ted by the editor of of the best conducted jour
nails in the Old Dominion, the Alexandria Gazette:
Many people estimate the ability of newspaper,
ard the industry and talents Of its editor, by the
quantity of editorial matter which its contains. 1t is
comparativcly an easy task for a lrOthy writer to
pOur out daily columns of iSOrds-1cOTdS, upon any
and all subjects. HIS ideas may flow i'll "One weak,
washy everlasting flood" and his command of Ian
Cnagc NAV enable him to string them together like
punches of onions and yet his paper may be inca
ger and poor concern. But what is the labor and
the toll of such man who displays his "Lsaded
matter" ever so largely, TO that imposed on the ju-
dicous we'll informed editor, who exercises his vo-
cation with an hourly consciousness of its RESPONSE
biites and devoes himself to the conduct of his pa
per with the same and assiduity that sensible
lawyer bestowS upon suit, or humane physician
upon patient without regard to show or display
Indeed the mere Writing part of editing paper is
but small portion of the work The industry is
not even shown there. The care, the time employ
ed in selecting is far more important; and the tact
ola good editor is better shown by his selections than
anything else; and that all know is half the bat
tie But as we have said, an editor ought to be
timated and his labors understood and appreciated
by the general conduct of his paper-its tone-ts
ples-its aims-its manlineSs-ts dignity-itS pro-
priety. To preserve these rs they should be pre-
served, is enough to occupy fully the time and at
tention of any man. If to this be added the gencr-
al supervision of the newspaper establishment which
most editors have to encounter the wonder is how
they Gun find time or room to prtte at ulk
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NOTICE.
TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HER SCI'
Il MER RESIDENCE, containing 1886 acres OF S"u
about 81 of which cleared part of it good nIeao
land, situated about miles of Raleigh, ard "A
mile south of the n G.. Railroad. A large we-hsheu
dwelling l"use with the necessary out houses an'Ui
them an Ice House Barn and Stables; fine aSSorime"'
of Fruit Trees and a well of pure water, &c. -, ,o
The above mentioned property is very desiraoe Le
ton for school residence Liberal terms offered 10 %
purchaser Persons wishing to purchase are reieTIl
The Messrs Tucker of Raleigh, or 10 Heury H. D'!"'
Ncwbern N C. r,y
SARAH F. B. CARRAWA1.
March 9, 1860. lS-W&s""m'
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Tie STANDARD.
CnaTTReIsLER'S REPORT.

REPORT OF TIE COMPTE0L4.ER OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS For THE FISCAL YEAR END
ING SEPT. SvtTII, Asa.
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$500 REWAT ID.
STATE or NORTH.CAROLINA
a pP0cTA

By his EeceiLencH, JOIN W. ELLIS, Gorernor ~
North- Carolina.
AWT HEREAS, 1T HAS BEEN REPRESEyTED no
w, me that FRANKLIN e. FORD laIe Of The . NJ ~
@t C.har;n*, stands charged with the murder If ~
TuANlEL H. WATSON, iate IF the comfy of Or,n
and that the sad FORD is fugitive from Justice and -
escaped beyond the limits Of she State ~ main
N"w. therefore, I" the end THAI The said FORD NAV l.
arrested aud brought 10 trial for his said cnce d e
by issue THIS my Proclamation, Offering reward Of Ere
N"ndr"d hq" t*ino) for apprehension and drIan
t. The Size 1T Of the county of Grange "I
r. Given under my hand. and atested BY the Co..
= Seal OF the State, this the 18th day Of Mach A
D. I>6O. '' A.
JOHN W. ELLIS
GRAHAM dawes, Private Secretary
DESCRIPTION:
FRANKLIN C. FORD is about l6 or II Years IF 49,
feet ar inches i'll height, and weighs abont no NUM-
HIS h"r very red, ana his complexion rather ford
March - l>GU. yf-wt,.
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" 4 sample and eJeyaHt combination for C0uGus 6cu
DIR e. F. BIGaLow. huston
"Irtc1mn1eRd tier use tp PCBLlC SPEAKERS"
Rev. +. IL. LIN, New York
" lost saiU!a'y rslsf 1" BRONCHITIS"
Rev. 5 ShIGFGIED, M0rrisuwn. Obi,
"BeneEc;al uhea tonieI.sd IN >jaak saffrisg f,n,,
Cold" Rev. :. j. Z ANDERSON St i,11i< '
Eftet"e IN reNi0ri"g NNir<e"e@S and Hrjht;oa Of H.,
Throat, coBtianH aG,th SPEAKERS amt SINGERS ''
Prof NJ. STACY JOHNSON, IaCran-e Ga
Teacher Of Music, Southern Female CuI.ro
Great bs":ft lrea turn 5tys and gjr ;fgc;;sg ~,
Try Ftec"t Har~e"eSS f'o'a ttSi' past ,f;c, lux
they trs.k be IT permanent GdcdRt0ge ia ne"
Rev. j.. RowLET, A. H.
President Athens College Tenn.
Sold by all Druggists, at 25 cents per box
Also, BROwS's LAXATIVE TRoCHEs or G,tRa.fie L-,uo,.
for DyPSid, L'dtgsStton, C0StnitioH, Hsadcle B,gs
AfectiOns dc.
january ~ 1860. 7-wSsyamos
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RiCHMoND November H. 1852
J. ". EZEKIEL. take oath IN the Holy Bible that have
been bald for the past II years and have restored INV hair
by using EZEkIELS VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn TO before me, by Naphrali Ezekiel.
JOSEPH MAYO.
Mayor Of Richmond.
For sale by
p. F PESCCD
Raleigh y. C.
January &c, 1850. g. w&swly.
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY

SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE OUR EXCELLENT
~ tuwnsman NAPHTAiI EzEKEI. informed us thai he
had prepared hair reSturer with which he was cScr
mentIng upon his head whose top was entirely hid
We SAW him two days since and On tie place bald four
months >nce fine crop of hair has sprung up w,rh viz
growth Sn convinced Mr.. EZEKIEL of The pics
cy of his discovery, that he has named it
ssThe Infallible Virginia Hair Re>torcr.,,
Mr. f. is about going extensive manufacture Of IN
article which is destined prove of interest to ouy
bald paird friends From Rchmcnd Enquirer Utep.L,r
i2h, 1879
This famous article be had Of the PRINCIPAL
Druggists Thnse persons who desire u fine head of lar
have only tn the reSUrer according printed dIrec
the bottle Those whn have doubts of its eff
cacr have them removed in a short tic bv usinr the
INFALlIBI.E VIRGINIA HAIR RESTURkR brewing
that il Is all that it is claimed To be-
Wholesale depot for orders, 81 Main Street.
" EZEKIEL
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nN DRAUGHT.-SUPERIOR PIIILA CREAM
" ALE, just received at the , ,,o1,cE
Raleigh, March 6, 1860. l9-WSs"I
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Total amount,

COUNTY TAXES.
Poor, Il cents per 800 value real es-
tate and So cents per poll,
County Purposes. IS do, and $1.47 do,
Schools, + DO, and - do,
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W. S. NoRNEST, ss.rstor;ss
WV. ALDERMAN, '''' CUR TO-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-22

tIs oia VIZ t..t faHa os Fol
.AtI co. Of sns Ua,si -
tt u NN Hn "a irt q Huf
t.HNH. IfnH,i d" I*h
NTwa 81 fFlf I''N ft
tt tIHI. f
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d e., AiiI hitt -ais u
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a.a. t4 flit, api sf. is .si iitfH airiIs .l .H Hf
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$500 pf ttur M .rN. iIm - snH trpit f'
20 81 y -, ssi ,uN NJ i'stt %
.Ne H5li b. .. d t,a n Ne ~ fiIHfs 81.
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Hue l'p' ists
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W,sp g fa- . ~ iu 70. 1 r, .ul,s' .
Feppii' -. i'G1 81,
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ID VIRTUE = ~siilss. ~ ne drs.,.i. sf,r
% ne sisstsexiy aRsad Par. csas-
lrpM UrspG1A.
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u. n %l'rruo, m, .inrN iiWss,l
re. Il h.. Htit NJ
4 rrACl''.kAt ..sI OH tie ..h diy of i.f.
~ larv. i. v. ltil. by W.ti Johnson. Ja,usf
.. he prho,. 70 's'nt uf q :. i.rrfou "a 20. 8
i,arrts and AGAIN" me ESTATE II g.. D. Ncicat' .
Tor Tw.u.y llal bo'lns md l.in,'y cont. s. /.
u~Itashus,' WI. secuted W manonins ~. So.
u. ,biib tm.. paia sisl N nd easa. sad .,i, j
siow rsiJiig II The ~Ju4iwr's Court b. ha held VI
stsin:p, .. pm,is terutr, - s>is.rri c3 he
Second sat. i'y ~ Arg., r,si. Vow ii .a,i -.
u. 'cL.Sv 4 terebY %sDriiei ihi, url.-, w. .,u,i
appear IN sal 'oi.t .n4 ii'pi o, tlii action,
j.a-nen. si.. lr ~ sre,i snl the money IN ~,
D,nisLst'. haal,v... D. cundsntcI " pay ths
p,a.n.if,' Ies.a.l Nrh cr. g. sui,
~ ". JOHNSON. So
Spf.agp,,. f,t'y =. t>,l. t-lN.
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70 TEE LADIES.
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= sovereign anl .pttl, rifs fu'
ssCant 1s.

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att 90 and cpnse re uuia 81 health 80 mnut'
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SUBTRACTION.
ran tup.bNES.
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Mclean. Cordial viii BOO - thN hetitgt IHtVlt
Fsbus'. Delss aga i4ppsD,, tsy .tthG ,oi sai
le e.ai .DcuI.
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CAUTION. bsvas,of Dru ,si,'. . icilcr, vh,
m1y ~ to ps m rrcu y'r some sitter. ~ s'f.i.
.nl.a tf,si. wlsa ib't tn Dos cheap, b, ss,isl
: : ass IS. fVnl A,Oudsacb s.an. A't lIF Nc.
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80. itistl 0. f"I.' Shes Wl rut.lY thc
% ooi iil- istiy. IA NJ .tp slms ,ine strrU; o
tle system.
,.s ta' .p1or!. .a,i e,ery msrr NJ. :. 5.
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pd ir ts .itr, 'u,s.
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AZ n; h ID ,teaa,v, T1sos. o.. Sb.AIkL.
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MA ssx~ las ns;lssa - ssssn ~ unNaS@
or frissis isr ~ ssrT 4bslsl ra,ss, sr-
bssosed ppua ysr hesse ~ eassfsssss~ y Z
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q ss.ssiss II. % r.eetset sn5 fsrssrsssi II ~
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r. ~inssr~l. snless 10 fruzfrl ~ tss ess.|s-e ~
'tses = lssses II II -rj Ksn,sess IArsr.
ss5 issp. Al t-s ts4>kreis. . : -rs H.
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f#r ssesv less.ys.sa s4-<s~sls - t+1Ri ~ ia.s
: \. u. SAECLS I "a.
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8nblts Saies.
BH IL. LENNON 81 co.

bUtHANANS WHARF
FRIDAY, l5th instant. at II o'clock, at
~ yard on Buchapan's wIa,r
200 HHDs. m SrGiR
% Do. 70. MoLAssEs.
Cargo of"R. r. Kirkland from St. Johns
10 Dnrc =, Also at Stores:
! Al BBLS. N. 0. MOLASSES. Prime
- R. LENNON Il co.
b CANNON,
No. lbs " EsT FNyE1Tv - = = diN-'I-Eh
Iro,.;,, ~ t'I''tt en- IGlarIes and Liberty sfrees
tihhlns taken NE Ohcc urcerm my dwGIlim" n lac m
e'e street, will b. pleased see nv fs NJ. I've ay
attention to all sales which may he en- rusea ~
ana VIII personally attend to the arrangement &
o. Furniture OF families declining housekeepinr IE
nee and other Sales Of Houses, Lots Farms &c at ~
mh2ttf once lbs West Favette Street
H. A HOUSE AND LOT
-!A MULRERRoYY STREET,
-. AT aUf TI'N
VIII sell on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 18TH at four
~, ,ich on Ihe premises that LOT OF GROUND Situated
Srt ~ PUN sue OF Mulberry street, Pea The
viii e inches on the south side of Mulberry street
aunum. ~ '''' vi ''Ss' "Iouhu rent 81 per
DIE1 mpr@v mens well-bu'lt hree-story BRICK
water, gas ana bathing room 0N "ulio'hS' WIN
would call the attention of those WI o may, o. . 49,,
AM location Tor residence this sale iiN P'e"S
disputablc. ~ " 'S W S"'e' rue in
i iSIms cash JB. CANNON,
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~ r. b A A K f e

n r. BAAKEE
Special attention given to all chronic diseases CoUGHs
GROUP, CONSUMPTION, INFLUENZA ASTHMA BgONCHITIs ali
diseases of the NOSE, MOUTH THROAT Lungs all SKIN
DISEASES Of every description successfully treated-um
bago Lumbar AbScesSes Scrofula Rheumatism Govt Neu-
ragia Paralysis, Epilepsy Commissions Dyspepsia, Dys
entery DarrhGa The very cases of Piles cured in
are many diseases incidental to and children which
are treated with distinguished All particulars will
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce one thousand
CANCERS, OLD SORES OR Ulcers, HIP DISEASES,
,,.r FlSTULA OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
IN ANY OTHER PART OF THE BODY,
TUMORS AND SWELLINGS
{" every description, and without the ofthe knife
snrslcal instruments These last named diseases cannot h.
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients
Or. Baakee has made discovery of ''FLUID," that
will produce absorption of the Cataract" and restore
EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the knife or nee
die Dr. Baakee has constantly hand at his Office very
extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYNPANUKS, or EAR DRUMS
which suitable for either and all ages-nsered in
FIVE minutes. EAR TgUMPETs of every description also
every variety of artificial articles known in the world
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow AtachTHent ARTIFICIAL FEET
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee-t )int attachment
These articles perfectly Ira adapted either
sex, and can he sent by expree any part the world
scrpton, for either and Trusses particularly adapted
for females in weak condition. also for those with PRoLAP
SUs UTERI.
Doctor Baaee of the most celebrated and skiIlfn
physicians and surgeons now living His fame is known
personally in every principal city of the world.
All letters directed to DR.. Baakce contain ten cents
to postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
can be treated by correspondence except those mentioned
winch Will require his personal supervision.
aSOtfce Hours, from A. n. tO4 p NJ
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
Oee 'o4 Broadway few doors above Fourth street,
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Stocks. fYrbanrs. lit

StOtas, GxfbanGs, 1T.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANYs
leI2,If No "a second ets5i Street
MARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
1VI CHANTS BANK STOCKS y wanted a. sd BY = IVAN
jel2-tf No "a Second Street
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- BONDS of ESQ wanted by r.H. SULLIVAN,
| jel2n No. "a Second street.
CITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
Jel2.tf + No. 70 s q Second Street.
Sic. OOONW1 WAITED TEL on :, A FIRsT-oLAss
edeok Nd qPpg o on Ma 81 nEWs estate
TTNION BANK AND BANK OF COMMERCE
= = STOCK TT wanted by MARTIN sI LEWIS Street
baltimore PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
my26f Basement Chesapeake Bank.
EIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
my266 Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
Hv yapted by R.s sAMI HaRRis Jf In,
| NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
Hy B8aDs for sale by SAMuEh GGARRs J
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
LIRST CLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO
myl7tf ~ --'''''' Al i''' "@ JOSIAH LEE co.
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
~ myl7t JOSIAH LEE & CO
CS 000 MARYLAND STATE COUPON
ap25tf JOHNSTON, BROTHERS & CO,
nOUBLOONS-ORDE FOR DOUBLOONS
and other foreign gold executed with great
ap25tf JOHNSTON, BRoT4ERs co.
Crock ORDERS EXECUTED BY
nnDEtf DItTI Do
GTERLlNG.-fsOo9 O-day Bill on London for
ICsale by
ap2i.tf JAS. CORNER SONS.
EOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER.
paying the highest prices @SG and Silver
CPANISH AND PATRIOT DOUBLOONS.
win furnish Spanish and Patriot Douboons at the shortest
notice on the most reasonable terms. apT-tf
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE in
| 1Asums to suit, JNO S. Cuttings Il CO.,
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH
a1 South American Gold pd sysS c SRo gaRtd Cd by
EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
f rs al in sums to suit mo s GITTINGs co.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
- For sale by KNOX 4 co,
Old SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER CO,
leId corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
| ~ LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
| JllH IS Buchanan's wharf.
| VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
| - PHILIP COVER x CO.,
| leI-u corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER Il CO,
| IeIu corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
TTNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
~ by PHILIP COVER 4 CO.,
| lelu corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
l. wanted by KNOX CO.,
ap2Su Exchange Place.
ITTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
| ~ apl4d JNO s. Cuttings Il co.
DOARDING.-A pleasant front-room on the
second floor with every convenience, large and cheer
full (wit without Ga } and Of Bath, suited
gentleman and wifewould he let, with board, moder
ate terms, agreeable COUPLE two young men,
Also, accommodations for two young pleasant
apartments Apply at No. Al E. PRATT STREET, between
High and Exeter my30n
OLIVER SPRING FLOUR.
- choice lot of the above brand Super Flour fresh
e''N''N'' wv - ''' ~ JOHNS ROGERS,
No, "a Commerce street.,
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200ks am Stattonern.
Tailors.

EOHN H. REA Il Co,
~ CLOTHIERS,
CORNER OF S0UTH AND PRATT STREETS,
hessrs JOHN H. REA co, take pleasure announcing
20 the public generally that their stock Of Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before.
Having now on :nd splendid stock Of CLOTHS, CASSI-
AEkES and NEST1NtS, which they will make up order
IN style that cannot fail to please, both in price and
faCtur-
FURN{SHING GOODS
Crayats Scarfs, Ties SJSpenierS FandEercrfs Shirts
aud Gloves, in large variety
Their stock OF SERVANTS and OH ED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention Of Planters -ocI3t
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6 sANFoRD's PATENT p
SELF-vENTIL ATlNG AND UETYING. Il
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history Or The UNITED STATES
VOL. VIII.
BEING VOL. II. OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
By GEORGE BANCROFT.
Octave. Uniform with the Previous Volumes

This volume comprises the period extending from the
Battle OF Bunkers Hill to the signing the Declaration of
Independence the second of August and includes among
other things, the siege o Boston, the negotiation of Eng
land with Russia for trooIs written from papers from the
Archives of England and France including letters of George
Ill and Of the Empress Catharine the invasion of Canada
from private letters and of General Montgomery and
his family the of France and SDan from very
|copous documents obtained in France and Madrid the dis
inclination Turgot to the war the revolution in the
French Cabinet the proceedings of Congress- in part from
unpublished ate journ Is by the members the insur-
ecton in North Carolina, from very full unpublished
temporary accounts the purchase of German trocps from
the fullest collection of papers, with letters George III
and the German Princes, Ministers and Agents the hest
fancy Of the Cen Colonies the movements for king nm
Independent governments the Virginia Declaration of the
Rights OF Man. the Battle of Suvans Island in part from
materials the Resolution of independence the Dclsra
ton of nGepeDder &c; the signing the Declaration
The Of manuscript materials collected for this vol
ume is very complete and unfods the origin and progress
|of every important tracing the progress of1he
Revolution completely in reference to every part of the
United States and prese tng the subject also relation
the history of the world during the period Gifts
The History the Revolution will lie completed in two
more volumes jelI -eo3tr
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BY GIBSON & co

fF:i VALUABLE DWELLINGS ON SAINT
Hi r r. 81 REET, NEAR MADlSON-We shall offer
TsA ~ pnDlc sale, at the Exchange Salesrooms on
W rDNESnAi, 10Th Instant at / O'Clock p n Tor the
ana owner two very highly finished DWELLING
nuUHES, on the east side Of st Paul street hein tho
httl ana sixth houses north of Madison. 7 $3.50
Se HOUSES ave been built carefully and Of The bestma-
anu VIII ar critical examination They are the
ing Two unSod OF seven bulls one time, and the
refers 10 the owners and occupants Of the FIVE al
eay sod Tor the value ard convenience his NEW PLAN
i1a m ne construction Of these houses They cannot
u tNCeGd IN TINS city, other, DWELLINGS of their
Gt ey nave front Of % feet inc ies with depth OF
They will he open daily Cor insnecIion
terms made known at sale.
1eli Is
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gfor Sale.
I-9e FOR SALE
,r,,,.. nokSE' pRAY AND HARNESS

t~9s FOR SALE
/ Amt, itt"hoh, pRAY AND HARNESS
=. ls2s,2" -, =, No. G. Exchange Place.
Tn FOR SALE.-FIRST-RA GATE SADTiT y
| ~ AND CARRIAGE HORSE Wil h. - LIZ
f4llt th- hal my 40 further II Ior Inn so Tor no
SQUAD and genu-. Apply 1t n. corner 81 liz % =
Eastern avenues. NV VIZ 4 =, m
| %sf MOCkING BIRDS, CANARIES, PARROTS
~ shy hARKS and yatieiy a. other BIRDS in good
HENRY THOMAS,
NV colin No. u Liberty st
FAIRBANKS TORN SCALES
Il Capable weighing pounds, in compIct. order
for sale very low to close Address PLATFORM Office Of
Baltimore Daily Exchange. my22tf
TWO HANDSOME MARBLE-BED
r,.,., BILLLARD FABLES
C,-....... MR., FOH SALE.
FOR private sale TWO very sup rior BILLIARD TABLES
one OF which was made h Phelan and the nhpr nv enia
nm they are in perfect order, with an the apparatus g.
NpThHi at 10 SAMI. H.GuV kR, Auctionccr
- baltimore sire
'lHags &LACk HAWK STALLION, belonging
~ to IIolins McKiln is offered for saIn 10 III
gated very gentle aud pleasant under the M die aud nt
S1t 'Nt IN arneS Apply at Stable No I2i Park
=s 49, - lee y ett mvlheot
EIRE APPARATUS FOR SALE.
One new four wheel Hos ECARRIAGE. nnieba1 M,
TAI work; Also iva second hand SUCTIONS in first rate
order Apply to JOHN RODGr RS & SON
,.., Wire Engine Builders,
n.u No IS n. High stree
NOR SALE-AG to lO-horse Steam Engine:
also machines for splitting and dressing bOons with
shopright They have been tried here and WORK vyal
Also small lot Of beer and and gallon kgs Enquire
ml2ott Corner or East Falls md Eastern Avenae
MILCH COWS,
I'VE Slows and Calves for sale by
.o, u MORLTNG SON,
Pratt ctrs
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MstaIs, 9arGmars,
HARDWARE,

ould respectfully solicit the attention of Cabinet makers
achinSts and Others to their and we-seleced stock
OF HAKpWARt, TOOLS. &c adapted to every bran Oh of
echalca trades comprising in part large
German English and American Locks, Casters Hinges,
boI &c Patent WrercheS OF al kinds Gas Filters Ply-
err Wrerches and longs al Of which are offered at the
ont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
C,1EADY POWER and LIGHT ROOMS st
- low t,rt. tv JOHN UAUDA, No lO2 Walker-sL
Gouses auo farms Wante0.

A COTTAGE HOUSE WANTED IMME-
"A DlArELl Look preferred ,rnt about S2@pera
in good ncshtorhotd hid cneurn To city taniy
oIxist. o ~ acnuil aud su1Jle place viii
de,sbc tza Adde,s, siysg l0rest price, d. ID tribune
OtceL
WANTED, in the Fall, by family without
w cbldien a FURNISHED COTTAGE with some Lard
sitath sa,y r-sch from the city in healthy
iocsi;y Ii :. ULLOi1, Tribune EdItoiisl Rooirs.