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READ AND ENQUIRE.

a NY ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN A BUSI
"A ness that is respectable any in the State is in
Of the most beautiful and desirable towns of NORTH
Carolina and is quite profitable aud requires less capital
to keep than any other business that be engaged
in, be further informed application by letter 9TH
er~se TO the Editor of the N G. Standard who will
form and will give for wishing to SELL Terms
DC. Apply early.
ADVERTISER
August 81, 1860. 34-wtf
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Eaton Stone, the well known equestrian dare
devil, is now his brothers farm in Kansas, train
ing lot of bufsloes to the ring, intending toride
act of craftsmanship D upon one of them. He has
ten of them in hand, which he designs driving tan
dem before musc-wagon in procession. 1t is prob
able that he will so far accomplish his purpose to
join some company next spring A tandem team of
6utfaloes in procession driven by one person, will in
deed be q curiosity.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICATION
II will be made to the next General Assembly of North
Carolina to amend the act Of Incorporation of St. Johns
College and also for the passage of act authorizing the
Masonic Grand Lodge Of the State Of North Carolina
the Trustees Of said College issue Bonds for the
pose of raising funds to enclose the same.
November Is, 1860. 46-Ulm
~ Register please copy.
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MISSISSIPPI
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.

an SOCIETY FL. GE, KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
" miles from the city of Jackson Capitol of the State
ten from Clinton, Ycksburg jackson Railroad six
from Livingston. and FIVE from TugalOo Depot n D.
jackson e. n. Rairuad connecting it with all parts of
the Unun. The great southern place Of resort Co0pers
Wells is within three hours pleasant ride drive Tho
neigborhood wealthy refined, has fine schools and
eral churches and tie health and climate Of the country
not surpassed anywhere These facts commend it per-
of family coming south. The contains z7I
acres-about l4n t." timber 400 Of fine creek bottom and
the rest hill and branch land all in of good cuva
tiOn. There dwelling and out houses fruit orchard,
negro cabins GIN press CRIBS stables pond for STOCK
fern and spring for persons, &c, &c.
For further particulars write TO R. A. Clark Jackson A.
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, OF
JOHN NJ. CLARK
Yazoo City.
October Is, 1862 A. wifi.
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A RAILROAD IN AFRIcA.-The first Africanrail-
road was naugurated on the 25th of June last. 1t
is called the Natal Railway, and connects the cap
ital of the colony, Durham, with Cape Town. The
whole enterprise has been successfully Carried
through by the colonists foreign aid having been
received, and very important advantages are expect
ed to arise from the sure and rapid communication
between the interior and the coast A train in mo-
ton was Of course, extraordinary novelty for the
natives, and many of the Caffes at first tried to
measeru fleetness with the marvellous iron horse,
but they soon had to give up the race.
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HUGHES, ACADEMY.

TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL, UNDER
Il the charge "f the subscriber Principal and H. Nur-
wood Joint Principal will begin MONDAY, january
18th, 1851 Terms heretofore Tuition in Classical de-
the hill $47 OO elsewhere from 81 TO A. 90 per
session. Religious service the Academy often
v-nient. s. w. HUGHES
December II, 1850. hO-wSt
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

OXFORD, n. C.
TlHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
II will commence the LIST MONDAY in January, and
that of the Fall the I'd MONDAY in July.
For price of board of tuition and of
dies, see Circular
THOMAS c. TULEY, Principal.
November 2, 1860 45-wSm.#
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THE TARBORO' HOTEL,

(FoRMERLY MRS. UREGORH 81
Su1UE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED THE
interest of II. S. Lloyd, decd, in this well known
and popular Hotel in the town OF Tarooro has become us
I Prpnretor and will endcavor sustain its long esa6-
shed of being Of the best conducted Hotels
in the southern country. cpo uou,pn
oo,ohor se Isen 44-wtJanl.%
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OLIN HIGH SCHOOL.
Male and Female,

NNHE NEXT SESSION will begin January 10th, 1851.
II This school offers the advantages of a sound educa
ton moderate terms and with little risk the morals
The school rooms large and comfortable the village
healthy and the school in successful operation.
Miss Purvis will continue her efficient services in the
Female department.
Board including washing fuel etc, from 81 so to s.
Tuition IN advance from $6 80 TO 500; Music SEQ Com
tingent Fee 81. A. II MERRITT, A. NJ,
Principal
Dec. 81, 1860. 52-w5t.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
JENNING PIGGOTT,

JENNING PIGGOTT,
ATTORNEY At LAW AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
LATE NoRTH-CARoLIHA,
Il permanently situated al Washington D. c. where he
will attend claims against the Goyernn mt and espe-
cialy to obtaining patents for inventors.
July "a, 1885,. 30-wlypd-
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STATE OF NoRTH.cARoLINA,.PIT7

STATE OF UNDERGRADUATES
- COUNTf.-Conrt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions No
vember Term lS6oTabha Spain Drury o. Spain Stan
ly y Spain. and Others.-Petition for DOVER
In TINS case happening TO the Court that the defendants
James IT, Brown and wife Mary residents of the
STATE OF NorthCarolua it is ordered that publication be
made Tor SIX weeks successfully in the North Carolina
standard newspaper published in the City of Raleigh
Tor SAID James a Brown and wife appear and make de-
fence to this suit at the of this Court be held
at the Court House in Greenvie the first Monday of
February next this petition will be taken pro
to them.
r. SHEPPARD, CPk.
Dec. 4, 1860. pr. adv. IS 691<) ts-w6t.
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A. c. LINDsEY,s SELECT SCHOOL,

s y. NEAR McIEAHs STATION, GuILFoRD Co, n. c.
yUNHIS LOCATION chosen for classical school be-
cause of its remoeness from influences Calculated 10
distract the attention. corrupt the morals or encourage e@
travagance =, -, -,
The third session will commence on the sth January.
Hoard in good families s. per month.
Classical Tuition per session, go
English :" from q" 10 sZ"; .,
Dec 4 1860. fS-"9t.
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STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLINA.CHA

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-C HAT
- HAM C0UNTl-Cnurt of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions
November Term, ls6O.-Elias Bryan Ed. 7. Hubbe-
Attachment.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Ed T.
Hubbcll the defendant in this is resident Of
this State qbSCnds conceas himself that The
binary pucess of law be served upon him. it
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
six weeks successfully, in the Nurlh-Curolna Standard
commanding the said defendant be and appear the
Of this Court be held for the county of Chat
ham, the Court huuse in PsbOro the second Mon
day Of February next then and there plead.
denur judgment pro confeSsO will be had against him.
Witness X. q Cuiien, Clerk of said Court at office in
PstIsboro', the second Monday in November, 1861
X. C. GOTTEN, c. C. C.
Dec. 10, 1850 pr. adv. 81 G21I) 52-w6t.
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NJORTH.CAROLINA. COUNTY
II Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions November Term,
lS6U.-Francs Crump James A. Crump and others
Petition for dover
In this appearing to the satisfaction of the COut
that James Crump Atlas Crump. Rowland CrumP, Wood
Crump, Alex Crump, Jesse Ingram and wife Mary B.
Dunlap and wife Elizabeth = Benaett and wife Nancy,
VIM Allen and wife Nancy, VIM Lee and wife SOphroDa,
and other known, defendants not inhsb-
ians Of this State it is therefore ordered that pubca-
tUn be made for six weeks in the Standard
newspaper published in Raleigh, for the said defendants
be and appear before the Justices of said Court of Pleas
and Quarter sessions be held for The Comfy of David
son. the Court House in Lexington on the I'd Monday
February 1851 then and there plead, den
To the petition of Francis Crump, otherwise judgment pro
eOnIeO will be eneIed and The petition heard PGrte
to them.
Witness c. F. Lowe, Clerk Of our said Court. at office
in Lexington, the second Monday in November 1860.
G. F. LOWE, c. C C.
By L. Z. HANES, d. C. c.
Dec Is, 1860 pr. adv So 6219) 5l-w6t.
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s,rArE OF NoRru.CARoLINA.-cHAT.

IAN IUUNI1-UOurt OF PIeaS and QnlTIPT SeSslOnS,
November Term, lS6r.-Cutten Burnett Ed. T. Hub
bell-AtaChmeut
Ii appearing the satisfaction of The Court that Ed
Hubbc the defendant this cause resident of
this State abscundS cOnceas himself that the
binary process ui law be served upon him, it
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for SIX weeks successfully, in the NorthCaruna Standard
commanding The said defendant 10 be and appear at The
next term Of Court be held for the county of Chat
ham, the Court House in Pttsboro the second Mon
av February next then and there plead.
demur Judgment pro coDttsSO will be had against him
Witness K. g. CnIien, Clerk of said Court. office in
PIttsboru The second Monday in November l>6D.
X. c. GOTTEN, C. C. C.
Dec 49, 1860. pr adv. IS 62l5 52-v6t.
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AIRLINE ADAIR;
AIRLINE ADAIR;
OR,
WHO'S THE CAPTAIN!
A HISTORICAL ROMANCE OF FRONTIER
LIFE.
BY CAPTAIN r. C. KENDALL.

u
Besides the varied entertainment offered in the f0rgong
summary the SOUTHERN FAMILY JOURNAL will
present. heretofore unsurpassed collection Of
SHORT STORIES, complete in number)
ADVENTURES (by food and heid)
ITEMS OF NEWS, (at home and abrold.)
GOSSIP, (abOut men and thingsJ
WIT AND HUMOR.
We may also add
ANECDOTES IN NATURAL HISTORY.
FACTS FOR THE FARMER AND H0CSE-KEEPER
NEW INVENTIONS
In word varied miscellany of instructive well
entertaining matter.
THE SOUTHERN FAMILY JOURNAL is a mammoth
eight PACED paper, Containing forty columns Of cusey
printed ding matter Each plumber is handsomely il
ustrated.
The SOUTHERN FAMILY JOURNAL is published
weekly and mqied single subscribers at 81 year
copies for $S. Terms invariably in advance Amy post
master sending eight subscribers at $l5O will be
titled To copy free.
The SOUTHERN FAMILY JOURNAL can be had of all
news dealers and periodical stores.
~ Liberal arrangements will be made with dealers,
who are requested send in their orders without delay
Specimen copies sent free when requested.
All communications containing subscriptions other
WISE should have the of the writer plainly written
give name of post Office, county and State Address
CHAS. H. MOORE CO,
Office Of southern Family Journal
Baltimore, Md,
December H. 1860. l0l-5twpd
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METHODIST
PROTESTANT FEMALE COLLEGE,
Uauestouu GuiIfOrd CO., Nc.

TUNHE FOURTH SESSION will Commence January cd,
Il lsd with The same Faculty Us The past session ihe
College, is in very furnishing northumberland in
If the beah;est sections Of the Slate and desirable
school who wish TO give Their daughters or wards
u thorough and Accomplished education.
Tuition per session; Music Piano or Gutter sen
Grecian Painting 81 81 Embroidery & 80; Iaiin French
Oriental Painting Drawing Hair Flowers, Wax Flowers,
Feather Flowers Wax Fruit, each s. Vocal Music 81 /;
Contingent Expenses 81. Board 81 81 per month includ
ing washing aud fires. Lights extra
NJ deducliun except vi protracled sickness
One hail payable in advance.
For further Information address
J. s. RAY, Sec'y.
Dec Is, 1850 5l-w2n.
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GEO. w BLOUNT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NASHVILLE, n. c.,
VN7IIL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him in Nash Wilson, Edgecombe and Franklin
Counties.
Feb. 81, 1860. 15-w&swly.
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H-MAKING!
TIME SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE
Il Public generally, that he has recently taken the
GOLD STAND"
we'll known by everybody west Of the "CapitO Square,"
and former occupied by WIN. F. CLARKE and Is fully
prepared to carry on
COACH. MA KING
in all its various branches, in the VERY BEST STYLE
~ Prices to Suit the Times. 81
Persons will do well cal and examine for tbemseye
before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner.
JAMES BASHFORD
Raleigh, JAM 81, 1860. ,5-wtf.
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GEO. w BLOUNT,

January Is, 1860.
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A CArd. RnlnoVal.

MYTH tics ." having iager b"ase, Abi nnc IN mor'
W central position Lr Undersigned III rINnNr IL ph 1t
Hardware, uilptl iBki Hoe h. W.
MAIN STREET formerly know i5pesgs" Il. - city "i-
Ios,ie the Farmers aud Virginia Banh uvnR
lifted up IN etcgnL iu the lnri AMI
will ho occupied the ih III q, tunrn, liaN ng mnr
latv sddhonsto STOCK The
Vi" fai Trade. hope "a present ruoh Inducements IyrHr
lions. will c,HuBp1 hr E"nllon snd
1huse visiting hnd residing cordially
examine stock IA the If tuist lah and Poe
lers. 6nns llfo Pistols. Hpus M ping ,uo
Plated Nnre Locks uf And. Mud aud nw Ware,
Fren. oias, On tarpsts 81 shades ina" t"rnec and,
and fins, Carpenters mud ulir Mrrhaucs lnpl-
Materials. Axs and Springs, Cloths sud iacc Eel
es Hubs and eprkrs, Leather Bad ,nm Iluhg amt urk
Ing ali skins aud other L. aIhoy, shoe finnY-. Ingl,rh
de Biz, >tfrns aud fidings. Circular AMI t1 th
Warranted Files, farming rnsis, AZ. Beside de
seron of articles not sunera, bound llnrs
mcnis VI. SIMPSON.
Emerson simpson y Bru
lots l,p,hhu,y \ n
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.AMf.ItIt IN Gt.A\O.

'EAiI attention at Ihc laa,, h, oHi l, Nauahl. u
ihf"r, from Jarvis I-land liz fa.ts ocean uul
possession "i the American ntau" company ~
lie 1 haA etnmcuL Inr trlnullai the
lean G,hno the Phosphate Hu supaule Lane s,l
condition TINT can tvad, hc akon u pant ri.p5
In iniia'd 10y ART II H' has sufficient Ma
ter .rling Ammonia ~ Iridurc immediate
enp Il does not net as Vn'uaut, hut la.s ,e
ht tn, soil amer Tho has
MAS ON. introduced ~ trgnia III Al9. been
marked elect and Is ralliA increasing h}r
Ii ii4A trl"l astonishing results.
crop, but nsuring superior siandot grass THIS uauu psi
W IN bags or barrels ~uh tc lrade tlu \mrrcau ~
and m! name upon each package, ahl l. u, pun
ffi1\ II. t.N\ H.
sole NscW Am.rltan tuala tuHI lay, Richmond.
N't~t.N l.\t !,
eel ,liy k##,It,.r ....i..'.'
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~ iLhS Celebrated snow Ball Irish poatoe. on h,nd -
w "r ""e ~ dee 9-ts SOLOMON 4 MCsSER "'
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C40rHING CLuTAlEG!. CLOTHING! !!
NJ. CT i(iNiIlN HEINIlk

~ returned from c \or'irrn cifirs aud il lail, r
very lar" and iIsanuhlr stock fAll. N\D " Y
II i Ihl i'll vi, which Ii b4ttA. ANl
surpassed II very respectfully requests and i> lies tin, public
and hl- ru'i- L. stock lctr, nnrrlaS
H. r'eMh'r' li' VIII 'l Inducements cash aud
'npi hAIhG 'uNomers Tor others, he has u~ccx
poreh" Has Taught INN l" act decidedly restricting credit
ili~ stock comprises MANY different ls ct tu#tS Pants
Ne.s over '"a Drenoushs. t,a iu,, would m too nu
ntersH~ to mention.
lie also has assortment Of Seamless CLOTHING the
n u' invention Of the a isnni, manufactured hl one
tenahN IN lu" li,d NIHt,s NV Aoh bt public Is IN
Nisd "a call n! cNanih' them Ii MI. luupcss p4ll
body
sHeh - N"h lhs rl>ais, Mi SHIRTS Drawers Gloves
9htria, 'ianaN,Hlt shawl" irN"iiin. blankets ,dc; Also
iruhs, uiras, Carpet Bags Ilr returns thanks lr
pa iaNerH and Inv ilcs eNeri hudt u cali III hiu
" it "Hui Merchants Mould do we'll To- hin,
,efe gong tHh, Ens he pr pared Tor hc a
sepl = NJ G.
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MANIPULATED GUANO.

KHT ohaf ilc Planters 81 HgbA "uhb" It'fas W
w follows;
iouo best Peruvian GuaBe that can be PrccGrc.i
la GusBn, containing " pr ct OF Phos-
plate .f Lime.
do Grouaa Plaster for which pay ~ toH extra
Planters others Invited The srucr From
the be abiaia believe this MNtHc Is
Of the hes, thai he prepste for til" Virginia lands
rre rHner. tss per ~ less per whom they
furnish thp bag..
IL Prepared aud for sale b, -
EDMOND, DAVENPORT On,
Richmond, Virginia.
for sale aud Grocer, Merchants IA cities
Planters abr have used the s.nbt,no ami
tAs Manipulated them Jas ahs h~i- n ar
wlek E@i Allen. k9. aud X II -t,ii - a"d "ih"r
Below give II. n Tuttcs t,ihems al ni'rrNt at Va
report .am,. samples aia 4 bag, aud 'hsh hc Kept
that standard; a.,
am nos give You The respii 81 analysis ney
MiSnr, he What stated IN i1tnJ cicr and
fortunate IN ihs siioD ~ nA 'as
especially Peruvian Ibr ecptags "i NIuW nla
pure Prfu,,an contain ~ pr 'vaL. wa h
an the average. The AHiiiEs u u ialhorr.
Moisture given oil nj boiling I4Hnlis thH1
YA...uha.. ,f Lime. .. - ....... T. 10
Salphure Aeil, hi5 Lime, 3 81 th'
Ammonia 90
in> liable Matter ..--.-.- 81 -
A small quantity ot A.aIi undermined Water IN
continuation snd organc rlaii,f sA>
looping ,og5 ieru.r uay moi IA ibr s1'e' which
II deserves. nmah. N'Hi
dec pdNeiy j. y. % tn
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MCKINNEY & co,
WHOLESALE AND gEr,u.
GrOcCrS and ceA'i Commission Merchants,

Bank square. Main street, I.,nchburg. Va.
M nccipi o spring stock of Groceries,
w Iron, Steel, staple Dry toods, consisting of
tnha orleans and coffee sugars, various grades;
Loaf, Crushed, Granaaalc,i and Powdered sugar;
lagulra, Rio, Java. VI ,cha aud tuicu
,prrin, Wax, A,inuanne aud reiow Candles
nroSn and Fancy SOAPS, various brands;
ieas, Golden Chop Imperial Plantations Delicious Oolong
spices ote,cry kind sole Leather, good and damaged pure
Cider Vinegar Liverpool aud Ground Alum Salt Cotton Yarns
al Nos; Virginia AMI Western bacon: No Halifax
errnss, in whole and hall barrels and Maeker. IN
ti No. Peruvian Guanu Old Dominion Nails English rein.
u Iron: Band Hoop and sheet from Norwa, Nail Rods Ne;
ash, shear and B!isiered steel; Wagon Boxes NIL szeso-
.eider With general assortment Of staple Dry Goods
No and oznabar., Blcael,"d ana Brown Shrngs and
>heetihgs Buras, Piantation Linen. totlonades Striped
oHnabursS Prints, Glgas. 49, Mlch The, respect
ni ask an examinations from their friends the pubic gen
rally.
Particular a'teu.iou paid to consgnncnts kinds
''ounir Airo.urs april zads
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-. kolllssel oSWlA9 Maclln6S
tEtAi suc,ts~ II alWa ts the irrr
~ hen Judged 10y THIS iest III, e labor SAVING usrlne
hoar't 'It puu' toHhahe il sugtf~ ~cNug NlnrhIn,,
Anrr e>hh~hu: The -hr.l reputation the nr states
thtA nj LAT"
ftaHrt Miict" ,tcy carried al the highest pt,num; and
gt 1naHuhei"r! To maxi them has been buff Paris
Ia NNcfA WAu'h oi Industry Ia Which SNing Ia
tH-a marnu,> an lr used with nei>, profit Tia, s,l
81 Inc halfway TRAM Is /" uas,ang loot. sewing IN
shE,ts Machines compared Win hand my No la ,r
ssenhhg r h -'ulhrr earrll trimmer. sti,f, halter e.
A., S1hl ~" "r without one The fair profit using Que III
the, HAitHH'N '-udrl! cmlpi 81 Thousand Dollars
4,d IA hi' private ftuhs "lre there much srwiu IL,
% danr h's iAtincs inv auuhlr assistance Plant,
AMI h"e k"rs lnd them PARTICULAR, and pn
ahi lh'>' machines simple la tiIrir cunru, ION and
yer. s,fus AMI durable, hns sew lnr Ma.
could t, ely rNrcu Thousands interior and ortl,
lcst 0t"ln- Machines hac been under ,uru.
naneS bat >rs Machines ALONE been found ,,,r,.
"her. Ia satisfy The want ui tin ptoplr
aa prni, , ructivns Tor G>ug with each INA.
eine ir'sl "uca an, rvatt acquire the uani
Elns iish lr machines art acked securely la any
tar. - Muri 4" All persons cstru! ua ciur IN
teraen, ~c Viii "H Application h, ccr our OH.
iorNaru copy OF VI. >ftIrr COS taZcc IA pa. 7
shaH. .rtocd Ia Tue sewing Machine interest.
l. VI. >lNGrE& co.
Principal onica, No. 22S broadway, New York.
BRANcn pFfl Mo- 4, turnover st. Boston. No. Chap
i - New liaNcH. tt Gint.r,il, ~ Y. No. "a
Nema. y j., No. ~: hr>nut -. Philadelphia: M.
more ~. Baituurv: NJ. ~ Westminster Itu,ktancr
l.; ". Ea. IA 81, Cincinnati, No g. North lii II. II.
LOUIS: No 81 81 Charles 81, New or,ans Ne 20 pauphn ST,
Mobile ilrr 94-i,Nr.SI
\ofltE NoflCE,!-A prime lot Of Pure Mountain Ap.
~ pie Branu! Land and fF sale
nov l1-d.s SMITH X ADAMS III Main Street.
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New Millinery and Fancy Store

New Millinery and Fancy Store.
MISS ROSENSIIF,I. Nt,t ENTIII,E
ih'lkt pleasure IN Announcing IL lin ladies aud
lAneAArg and surrounding county That they lnyr taken
III, upstairs door {" The War"rk linls, The, viii
AM amer I'M RsnAi the lalh H, oe Inspection cu,r
~" ahi iar<r stock of PARIS Flowers, Feathers. Ribbons,
es taPs t"inucrs Head nress, Pms, Nets, ,cMc.
nshls, Emhrbicrrs, Rurhe>. French Ilonp
dhs Hose Gloves, saxon Yarns, real lrucl frcurh,
and Blond l.accs
The Ladies respectfully and specially To ca and
examine our stock Of goods which Styles
which We VIII sell al whole sale retail An trial
US W. are confident We Offer urthhs
VIZ ~ Wust H'tur" th'lr orders. ta,ll,
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; PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS


(SIG OF TINE fAGLAJ
nFrKRs his friends puhic grnera, one 81 The
" largest and choices stocks VI WATCHES, u" hLh
SILykgwARE. fINk CLotks aud fIR- II J. Ass htbpT
Of ever, variety In his line presented To The pe a.
cheap brilliant and beautiful be had IN am ohr 'sAo
lishment In this or auy other ccua In department. ar
tices <mauufactued pfteal ri the nese. ssh- an"
the mcs, aN4ue, classical and cssorsie orkn'ansaP
s-d.s
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I q -,
4 i d-ur passenger ~ run
" "a The o"ul-l Ea,raa leaving ianciburg follows
Ainh rtin ,ldlll 80 ~, i u
',e,,,ud ram ii'y except ounli>s, at 1880, l.. VI.
IL 1t ihr-' rth- connect MI III EithmrnI DahNliie
i,umnui lr Nft. second connects
4 of-htrs witt ~, Aari#ih aud " ciri.
Iht' Hi,n MI three irlWtcky lines oi
Steamships Pom, Ia IN l"fh, Ihl,a'iVl lil hni
BlitIu, All magnificent -tlnint Nth III" h a't'aula
passenger, The taroll SorrA connects With
.ais Pdchct- 10 Baluln,.
l. a,ht Of Tue "rll'de iinroad Co. at lyncibrs, Will
furnish iurIIcr miormhliun respecting these lines.
AZ. Ii-is II. b. BIRD, nrnI Supt
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FRA \ KILN &. Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RfTAIL
CROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No, ~ MN Street: mort DIOR 10 Li6e,tY Warehouse,
l. & IL Is u l. G, V a.,
kuAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALL--
4 30 bags Rio, Iagura and Java Coffee;
bbis Brown Extra C., rushed and Pulyerined sugar
u,ap, lbs Lcakssillc and tnion Cotton lafns
- Kegs pld Dominion Nails
.9n sack Liverpool aud NiTsinS, Salt:
IT, box Ada,uuiinc and lillom tali.ts:
:. sides good Sole Leather;
,anh Blankets;
Iron. Hammered Rolled Ba Horse Shoe, Round,
oval AMI Hoop;
Is heavy Boots and Brogins, SHOES:
Arw Orleans and West India Moassc Bacon Sides
Ma'kcre in barrels and kits Black cas-
Toilet soaps lce soda, Spices, Cinger Pepper,
at-Pcrc Alum, EXlrac; LOCKWOOD. Indigo, Nader starch,
Glass, Putty. Wagon Boxes Spades ShoveIs. Trace
Chains Grind sncn, Grind Stone Fixture Horse Shoes
Rods White Lead, Zm, runners oi iper Leather, Cast,
shear and Bscrcd Steel Axes, Coil f" 3rctng, Powder,
Sn1l, Lead Panied buckets Bo.c' Nests OF Tubs,
Wrapping and Wiring PAPER Shoe inr>a, T"ne Denohns,
S,ueMure staple Dry toos brown, bleacle and
striped Doncs!s, rs, lse!-, Jeans kcrscys Full Cloths,
Fanacs, Bed Blankets, tdcoes A,aeras &c With .rgo
general oi line and Liquora Wines,&c
~ Particular attention paid 10 hr .uc ri Tobacco, Wheat
Flour and all other kiads Produce and prompt
made for the sale !y-dxcts