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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW WORKS ON ARCHITECrERP
Sioan's Constructive Architec,r,.

NEW "OHhS UN ARCHITECTURE.
Sloan's Constructive Architecture.
a GUIDE FOR THE BUILDER AND CARpPrr,,
n Exhibiting the construction of series of Desha ;
Roofs Domes Spires and the Five Orders of Tor
selected from the best specimens of Grecau and
ton and Profile To which is added Treatise IN p ,ec'
cal Geometry The whole illustrated by sixtvwo ns
and accompanied by explanatory text. By SamuaI SSae
Suburban Architecture etc. One vol 4o price and
Sloan's City and Suburban Arcbitectn,o
In which are exhibited numerous Designs ard H.,
for Public Edifces, Private Residences and neas
Buildings Illustrated with 1876 folio engravings on
panied by Specifications, and Historical and Exnia
Text By Samuel Sloan, author of the Model AFcbt"f
"Soan's Constructive Architecture" etc. etc 0nc,
folio. Price Sl2 20. 0ne VOL
For sale by
Raleigh, Aug Is, 1859. 19ft:
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MILITARY TACTICS.

MILITARY TACTICS.
T0OPER'S MACOMBS TACTICS-A concise system Of
~ Instructions and Regulations for the Militia and Vol
unteers of the United States cOupehendng the exercises
and movements of the Infantry Light Infantry and Rife
men, Cavalry and Artillery.
SCOTS INFANTRY TACTICS-In Volumes.
For sale at
POMEROYS.
Raleigh, n c., Feb IS, 1860. lift
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TO THE FRIENDS OF HO MANUFAC.
TURES.
TIME KINSTON SHOE FACTORY Is NOW IN sue.
II cessiul Operation. ORDERS for negro DROGANS
and BOOTS solicited.
J. c. CARPENTER, Agent
Kinston, N. c., July 81, lSGO Soft
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PLATED:WARE,

@@ = - -
Ice Pitchers and Spoons,
Casters and Walters,
Cake Baskets and Forks,
Preserve and Butter Stands,
Tabls;and Desert Knives,
Oyster and Sugar Ladies',
Butter and Fruit Hives,
Fish and Pie Knives,
Salt Sellers,
Candle Sticks,
Molasses MHgS,
Tea Setts-5. pieces,
Spectacles.
| wish the Members of III
at my store aud see for then
large and fashionable, Ny
rant every article sold IL be
Jtrriry sod. for Goid. Wal
warranted for IL months.
Raleigh, n. C, Nov. 13, l,
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Trustees Notice.-Reduced Prices.
vINnE STOCK OF GOODS CONVEYED IN TRUST
II by TH0S. CALLAN TO the subscriber being
sold reduced prices Those wishing to purchase READY
MADE CLOTHING cheap for cash had better call soon.
WIN. WHITE, Trustee.
N. B. Those indcL ed by note account to Thos.
Callan, by calling and settling, will avoid the payment of
cost. w. W.
RALEIGH July 10. 1850, 55-tf
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NORTH-CAROLINAW WRAPPING PAPER.
a s GENERAL AGENT OF E. g. safer, PR0PRlE-
"A tor of the CRABTREE PAPER MILLS, | am ready
settle his for Paper purchase stock and To
sell Wrapping Paper, of all descriptions, favorable
Orders for such paper solicited and executed with
promptness and dispatch.
Address, j. j. LlTCHFORD,
Raleigh N. z.
February 8, 1850. l0-tf
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~ BIOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HISTO.
u RY.-SURyEY OF NORTH CAROLINA Con
tanning Catalogue of the Plants Of the State with des-
crptons and history of the trees, shrubs and woody
vines; By Rev. NJ A. Curtis ID. ID.
For sale by
Raleigh, n. c., Aug. Z, 1850 Ga
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EMMONS, GEOLOGY.

Raleigh, N. c., Aug. 81, 1860.
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Tbe Erielsn Neutrality PreeiREa-
NATION lR Fu3I.


Z The British Neutrality FrseiRWz-
naatl0n Ar EuiI.
NV yozr, Ess 2f.-Tae steamship Etus
3 hNs rFvs The following ia The proeltms-
4 tion % queen Victoria
NHSHEas, We ara happily 80 peace With
Z sll ths sovereign pcwers and states, and
WHEREAS, Hsstlltiss have snhsppily com
menced between the Gersrnmant 0f the Uni
I ted States, and certain States styling them-
s-ivss the Confsderatss statss q Americs,
and ''rlz. !. 6sfts ,-
sss s.s ,ssf b.g, we ssssp.i sgs sosi
our royal determination to nslntain 4 strict
and impsrtisl nsu,rality 10 %, contest between
said eoataHilnE parties; w hsve therefore
though a., BY ard with the advice Of sur privy
council, 20 lssas cur royal proclamation, and
We hereby warn al our loving subjects, and
all persons Whatever IN itled to our protection,
that Il any OF them shall presume in contempt
of this proclamation, and ofouF high dispe eas-
urf, 60 De any ac'H in dsrcgation OF their duty
as subjects Of q neutral sovereign 10 said con-
test, or 10 violation or in eontrsvention OF the
law OF nations, and mere especially by enter
Ing tie military service OF either Of the con
tending parties as commissioned or ron con-
niss.oned oHiceFs OF soldiers, or By serving a.
oiiicersi s2ilers or marines, on board any ship
OF vessel cf war or Transport, Of or IN tho
fcrFlce uf either Of the eontending parties. o.
BY engaging 70 OF gaing 70 any place beyond
the seas. With the iHtsntion to enlist or engage
10 env sueh service, or BY procuring or At
tempting to procure within bsr majesty's de-
miaions, at hons or abroad, aiding othsrs 20
do 50, Or By fitting out any ship or vessel to
BE- employed as a ship Of war sr a prirateer,
OF tranfport, By either coutending party, OF
~ sreeking or sndesvorIng to brssk any
blockade lawfully and actually established,
BY, or on behalf Of either Of The said contend
irg parties, or By carrying officers, soldiers,
di'ps ehes, sfmss military ores, OF materials,
Or any article Considered and deemed to bs
contraband of war according to law Or modern
uaaEe OF nstions, for the use of either Of said
eonta1dinE parties, al parties 60 eEenaias
VIII incur and BE- lisbls 70 the several psnai-
ties and penal onseqaencrs By said States, o.
by law II nations 10 hat behalf imposed; ard
we DO hereby declare hat al cur susieets, aad
persons entitled 70 our protection, who msy
misconduct themselves In the prsmises, viii do
80 al their peril, and OF their own wrong, and
they III IN no wise ob'sin aBy pro,sction
fron us against any liabilities or penal eonse-
queacel, but will ea tho contrary, incur our
displsasure- bT such misconduct. Given a.
Fichnend Park, Msy 13lh.
Steamer Hartford and gunboat Saginaw,
both a Hong KanE
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6off0r farors.

- =, -.-,-,. ---,-.tv 49, Henpzils
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CATALO GUEG
FLOUR, ETO.
Erira and sspsrars Fgurs ef iba best brands, bbs,
snd In laoSs eoRiainins =, p, Il tils.
fThs Harrison Fiour slV7gs GA hsna.l
Corn Msai, Pure Cora bsarehJ spilt foGl
Lsiy Psas, Farirai Kenny
BuckWheE5, FeT-a.oslHs sac
Navy Bsan1, Re, AaoSarori,
Pesri Barley.
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FOg SALE AT REDUCED RATES.
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DistHTbsnee ia ssuth-east Missouri.
Tbs Caro- csnp R.gisisr. Of ths 2sth inst.

DistAt d nee IA s"ufA-cGst MiAFOuri.
Tbs Caro- 0snp R'gisisr. Of ths 2sth inst.
gives the following narhlire:
An old renGsaan whose name We received
as Caps Long, was in ihia city vestsrGav,
from bis hon- sbuut twelve niies below acre,
on the hitsissppi river, FOR tue purpose We
learned, Of conveying word 10 Gen Harnsv 10
send detachment o. troops % bic Ficiaity 10
keep The SscessloGists thers g. proper subisc-
iion. lf the story - received is truo. rsign
r toTTer ir ab0u. 70 be iuaugurstsd ia that
quarter worthy Or tle nob spirfe Of Meuubis
and Nspo.sou. A friend q Ar. longs on a
Welt from IeXas, was fired upon ty 4 nunbsr
IT persons concealed in tas basbeE. while be
vas quietly riding along TIE road, and seri-
o1siy HoHnied iu ihe shoulder. mr. Long b.
isFes himssf Go Imminent personal danger,
bat cxpfslees himself determined 10 STAY Al,
aonn ara hght it off, ilougl be should forfeit
5is l,se IN doiag 20. He pictures the Ssees-
sion-sts as almost crazy with excitement, and
e hnuy creating he widest aiar throughout
ais rel nt0fh6od.
From another party re learn that somsiime
go Mr. I.1ng attempted the f0rmstion of q
company in nis Vicinity for TIE o5iset be ex-
pects % accomplish through he appliez-
ton 10 Gen. HaEHsF. Il this informatioh l.
re1abie It nay be taken ssn explanation sf
ths state q feeling We have indicated.
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Coz. r. c. PA1sF,-Th' Paris s..tia.l, Of

Coz r. G. PA.SEs-Ths Paris SsafiasI, Of
yesterday, says;
Col. r. G. Payne, Of Memphis, adeFeEssd
ths volunteers az the depot Saturday, iust be-
fore their departurs. Under his fsrTid slo-
9nsnee thsr slrrady fred rouls flashed into .
hsme Of impalisnes 70 Wrsak yengssncs upop
the bastard enemy who would dare to violate
5ne soii OF ihs South With their VsndsI tread.
iue colonel VIII eontrisnis greatly in bringing
about the result on the Ssh or Juns, 80 mncb
hope tor BY at who appreciate the perils that
impend ths South. His style, eloquent, eosent
sHd winning, is peeulisrly adapted to lhs
times. he is now IN Carroll county, where
be ia 50 greatly needed, to awaken the people
70 sense Of duty and patriotism. The SEN
iimenl og cur county is almost = unanimitv.
We have hesra Of but few exceptions. ana
hops that tsey viii not be found in the insir
nihe9nt minority OF the slsstion on the sth
proximo.
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soUTHEKN TARIFF The tariff pssssd BY
Tie Confederate Congress before its adjourn
meat goes INTO effect on the lst dAv q senten
Der next. L provides for d large free list. In
cluding coffee and tbs dutiss range from Eve
up % twenty-five per cent, which is the high
est rste, including liquors Of al kinds. Rsv
sraeies e ha manufactured Up by our meehaa-
ics, artisans etc, are taxed Eve per cent. le,,
nan manufactured articles of the came kind.
which gives ouT Workmsh that much sdysD.
tage or protection ever the foreign vorknan.
Il is toe most liberal tsrif to Errope that vas
ever framed, and must have faporabls effect
On Our cause with European EoveFnmshts.
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"HEKT Ys. BuLLg7s.-An old solder o.
fer' The following excellent advice to volsn-

"HL'kT Ys. buLLGgs--An old solder o.
fsrs The following excellent advice to vosn-
tsers:
Ny hoysl I any HnonE you have been in
.he habit q dFilking mach whisky, quit III
II yea continus 20 drink hard, you are aisbsd:
your rsora sober comrades viii bury yor. n
ihs service you have TO undergo, whiskv viii
Elli you VITA more certainty than ihe 6all OF
she'll. Il ysa ara exhausted after a Ions
march, iorum Of strong tea ana a chunk oF
stsie bread wiz DO You more good than all The
whisky Mat was ever eoncocted. The boat
neh o. Canada will tell you that. Coffee is
not good; but iaTum Of strong tea will check
tendency to'dysentery and bowel complaint.
Soup is good. Much neat IL bad ID boz
weatasTi the less meat the less blood, the lees
blood tbe less load to carry-bone and sinsw
maks The soldier, not blood A light diet nav
60 hard on men Of strong appetites; but be
that lives soberiy and lightly will recover OF
his wounds quicker and trouble the hospitsl
less thsn the MN that drinks bard and .oIr,s
himssh ineesssntly
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Dgs. J. B. WAss8a 8 VIA. Rkss0s,
nc. 800. DENTISTS. NO. 800.

LIAYE noved tnslr otHos to corner q e1rrsyws
II UNION AND NAKE srREsTs a
where they have dttei up and fnrnisassi 4 fsZis,e
rooEsa s1itanie Tor tie scoonmsdstion - -s-AL4I
tncse Who mts isToT them vita their aonddence. and
having ilus located peransnty sar their fefessonsg
services "a the different hrsashas 81 Dentsty prcs
@ iae nslio e serve then n the mot skiiifui asd
iuclous manner ana in svery rqssonass ctss arrsst
sstisf=ction, hoth - % aperstons rsrforIred aaf
caarges fot TIE aauae Fnrth6T thaR this Hish %
aold Gel no in7nrouGnt aalevoF 70 snararo The uuc
ora4H hrn 20 our q1cei - znF exhlEiii1n 0f DeHtei
sftcms1z, 1r Fr0Hotti1uE g 10 cheap De-tislrT cr
Get price ioW, even i09er than taL rery sif
Or bT Euq otHsr srsrr alton ~ facts ia any Way
sn2ieFsr. asilhar co visa trT see TO mistake car
naws fWeasslj fof thsl 81 anatheE. a. lse paEle s
plane, Ead place q tusI1s-4 easily fsgna Ooa c8sr
n Unfeu rrf aafn "a reg fsaa = tvra--
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q Montgomery letter to tn. Savannah

RsPE5hcaas says.
Tie Var Department continues very busy.
q eough its left hand kaowoth not u6at its
right band doeth, ts speak fguratir.Iv
Thousands Of small arms are 6sily sent 10 t6e
border, larger proportion being directed to
Lynehbufg saot and she'll are brought here
ID iarge Quantities, to Be stored for future
Sup nent 7nd u'e- A crest many Of the COM
m.ssioued hfiesra Of the lower grades arc en-
ployed 10 TIE recruiting service, while others
are narehiug to their respective places or
rendezvous
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TErATV OF PANS on PEIvATEEKrss.-Tb
following is the celebrated treaty adopted
al the EuTopazn Congress, which ssEsmbl.s
At Paris in 1856:
I. PriTa eeTing is, aRd remains sbaiisbsd.
9. The neutral flag ceYsr's snemy;s goods.
with The exception Of conErsbsad Of war.
8 Neutral goods, with the exception Of con
traband Of var, srs not liable TO capture IN
der thu susmY's flag
4 B.sesadss ia erier to Be binding must bs
efsctiVe-that is TO ssy, maintained BY force
sUfacisBt really 20 prevent access to The eoast
OF the enemy.
ssis 65FsFhmsats Of TIE undsrsigaed fIssi-
poisatiariss sHgags io bTiug The prssent
declaration 10 TIE knowledge OF The States
which have not taken part il tie Congress Of
Paris, and to invite them 10 scc.ds to it.
Convinced that the msxims which tasy nov
proclaim, cannot bat Be received with
gratitude by The whole world, ths nader
signed doubt not hat the efforts OF thsIr .or-
sTnmeHts to obtain The general adoption
thereof Till Be crowned With full sncesss
he present declaration 10 not and shan not
Be binding except between those 5no4ers who
have accseded or shall scesea to It.
Done at Paris, the 1s,h OF Anil, 1885.
He-e follow the signatures of the Dlenlbo-
tentiaries lf Great BritAin, Frsncs, Austria.
Prussia. Russia, Ssrdinis sni THrkey.1
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she Feeling at aaitsmsrs stIII for
ihe soulh.


iho Nouih.
Special D patch y thsN, 2 TrIeuas.l
WAsHISGToE, May q - Tas pretended
Union sentiment at Baltimore is not to B.
trusted. The Government has Information Of
the most direct and p,sitive character, whlct
shows that United States troops alone kssp
the citT In order. The Administration has
aatiFhsd iissit that there has existed con
spirscy against 2 federal authorities, and
that macy leading citizens srs involved n II
The names OF these eouspiratoTs ara known.
and they will be dealt with az they deserve.
There is 10 doubt that movement, on 3
lsrgs scale, ~ill be nsde bv Maryland taces-
Eiouists, simultaneously with the marching Of
the Virginia forces. gentleman Of proni-
nezce, inst from BEitiu0rs, saws The rebtls
there only await The setion OF Gen. Lee.
moTensug BY aim toward Alexandria, attempts
to rstsos Arlington Higbss, or to relieve
HsrpsT'g. Ferry, VIII Be a signal for general
upTisieg o. all the secessioDsls in the STATE
who have been assured by the Southern Con-
fsderacJ that its u Enoss energies shall Be ex-
sTted on their behalf My informant slso. be
fitVes the greater portion of The citizenF OF
Baltimore viii aid this movement, although
pfofsssiDg to support the Government. Ee
says there sra large quantities OF arms hid
away 10 that city, which the G0vernzssut hss
not disooFersds many Of which are being ss-
cretlY conveyed from the city and distributed
through tie interior OF ths State, wherever
most needed. He also says information from
trustworthy citizens Of Prince George county,
and other parts ot the interior, is 10 the ssce
effect. Ali sErss that no depsndsnes is to BE-
placed on the pretended luyAlty Of MARYLAND.
since a strong disunion party Btlil ~xists there
which the presence Of federal troops alone re-
strains
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YEFagN ihs puBl.e IN ssnsrsi mat he is preparsd
70 treat al clss.sss Bat gsPsciay those Whica
1F6nourced lncuralir and sailed cEr0uie
His trsatIneHt q aHcere q without any rival be
caula tse5 VIII De erTs.d from the 7ystems With su
ihsf roots sal 7Ders5 snly b. cooi uisna tressl5n
without szuatics and uigAout 500 knife.
re aifo r~sts WIN Eur-e-s according 70 ta most n-
rTiFeo scienee o. uas,tctne iu EurCpes Aheuaht-1n
y 1r8lEia Gsusi opathaliH Fissuia in Ans, sc-oiala
SFphis- D5sp5psal aAr0uic DyccuterT Torpid Liver
ara9e!, Pits TaFeEor. fes Drorsy, Diseases o the
Hiu, B-onchtis usnupflca All fi-osses Of fhe Bye
AID Ear and give particular atteufisn % al Female
Csaplsints especially thstn OF the wosab.
Elzroes who are afflicted with aIy ef ths ab5Fe
dteases III b CIR ed and dnd good beard auf ac-
oaFe5atcns While under treatment at the eecuzr' in
! finary.
The Doctor calls attention 81 pEtisncs At distance,
at II shsy are prepared 20 consult the door ner-
az sbly " writing him. viii exact aroount o al
d aynptouas q the disease medicine viii be
{ b Ad-us express.
EavOHoe IN Ien0w's Building Union street. between
/ Iaiu sRd second, fourth d5sr ssst Of Vain.
InhrmEry Union atrtat, east q TIE bayou Al Br.
/ spisgaPs private rssidenca.
pT O. spiegsl has IN his thiriy years gFactics es-
hsczIg o. chronic disease cared hs en- Vsh TIE utmost
/ ncess he has in klG possession ever ave thous1zd
saus. herbs backs eec which be can rely uoun "a
tsrs Diseases which are b. the most Euccessul 2ac-
/ toners pron1uuced iucufahle.
&c also makes u his especial practice e eE CT rri-
gsta diseases with the utmost success in tlo-t tle
70 ustter Of how lons sand.ng, nor Of what nsturs
All DR.. epiecel asks from the aicted Is faiT TRIAL
en az TIE fsfersnce be VIII siTe viii Be ee5 csrt
totasn.
/ Thonsands % tsstiuo7ials, from Tbs most reliable
ssuroe. rnsy h seen 81 ths doeoTs once. dai5-sm
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1900 bxs. window Glass, as'd sizes,
25 brls. Sgts. TuFPeEtlne,
so s. Resls,
25 s' Alcohol,
zoo bash. Red clever Seed,
200 g Herds Grass,
200 s. Blue Grass
30 /" Orchard Grass,
200 $ Spring Wheat,
Ossge Orange,
LuceFEe,
White slower,
spriug Barley,
Tinothy,
BRCkEheat,
1000 Bush. MIllet, to arrive,
500 /" Hungarian Grass Seed.
clarke & Whites Congress Water,
louisville Artssiaa Well Water,
Fine Perfunerias,
Fancy 6eSds,
Brushes, Soaps ETC.,
FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES.
-.-fa
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EORE RRAf WITH LESS FTELl
DOdGe'S P0Ee3sE
FOR SETTING CRATES!

HAVING PURCHASED THE RIGHT FOR SETTING
n CRATES bg tha above psisHi an row prepared
to ali orders with pFomrtuess Crates set WITH
this patent Ere1'iy increase the cuzrtiiT sf heat
thrown into the rocu aai q the sine less fuel is
required thar By the old sJyle arepiace.
orders len At Morgan r B1ldEi1's, walkers BlooE
Main street. or at ny sho7, oarnsT Of Linden and
Csusey streets, will be promptly attended to
Il. LEMON.
CERrIFICATEr.
We, she undeTsieneG have had cur Grepacas set With
Dodgfs patent Tor setting Grafss and We and The roon
better Tsrmsd, vts less faei, tsan they before
ts adoption and We take pleasure IN recommending q
to citizens generally for he eufsrs Il lsures sod
It's sco1rmy in tts o0nsun1pti01 u ccsl.
Thamra James Einnie, Charles Potter,
J. L. MorgEn, JANIS 3. Cook
@. Falls, A Etnl0nds,
B.F Dill, g. Fianis,
p N Cash, j. J. Murph6T,
J. 3 gchoonaTsr ACrgla 8 BALDWIN.
falq-Eua
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.neaaEco-

WE aVe ietermiuod 20 close CIR 5asines, aud ,ba
" disc1ntinus the credit system wa sell for cseh
ongi anf = is delivered aHiii paid - Our siocs a
saddles Driales and Harness,
We VIII close ont st slst-
!. ". ARMSTRONG 4 co
mlt = SfI Baiu 1treat.
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TO cas- con 5 UME RS.
ECOKGHE IN cas-.
REDUCTTOyS Er G-1s Bills.

TY using NcHeury's Patent Gas Burnat- ThaHs
n burners have ben ADOPTED By the ely Eutqriss o.
Iauisvius ana Cincinnati Tor fhe parPoss uf ishtIuE
ttefr streets, sns subjected t0 ine most rikia
pnotzaetrical test regards aoraluz .hc greatest
AMOUNT q frht for tho smallest caus ptcu q4 aa1s
u were found to cs-pets with all other blrqsra seDt
10 t.e Gas Lfght Ssnmiltsos Of those cities Tor er
cous.dsrateD ard aaa7tion These 1urafra a-e glar-
sntfed te al who nse thsul, fer he f1oWuE sF-nfa-
res lsf Eoonouy consumption q Gas O tte aqlnt
n fra-a 70 per cent the best patent lurusr
made sna from % 70 20 Per eslt q ths cu171 f-h
sail o. bat wing burner. 3af A perfect clear ala
steady lame. %. Perfect ocEubu-tcu and freei1z
from smoke 4fn. Freedom irgm bswlng sud Wa ing
II Ca artaros u ne ash-lEi a1d oat-Eins buruert
y long experiences Ia e nlauaiacIurs and consuzP
ten OF Gas fhavlng been Eu1ez lneudEut q Memphis
Gas Worss fer TIT last Fearsl induces ne 10 say
they are the best burner tEat has been ossd -
the puullc and used by private cnnsuera % tie
exclusion o. En ether kinds uhers they hsva been IN
trUduced The burners be seen % chAudrr = Co $
drug stores TIE city lamp posts n iront OF TIE aFpeal
oGce on Unicn street, aEd Dr.. AerrtlisY On Aa1i,on
street.
For sale AZ ny mop, frEt eoor north q ne e.
aRce Main street, between Washinzt0u and Pcpiar.
AazL. s5ssIsfsf <, -
Gas and Steam PIPE ? tier.
gola 4rarf F-r Memphis mr1-fT
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Steam Bakery,
e. 6. DAVIDSON & 90.

NJ FA6UFAcIFHHRs q orscksrr Of sil Kind. Al-o
M EsTy CT Filoi brad &C. sscoad-rtrsef bst,-sse
sdar1e .auf jefferson.
W aaNe c9nnfeted VIA the above buslurss Csufae-
lariss ard CAKES oi 81 knds 81 uholessIe .. rstsft
~ alrlsa fs les E, psrtisE and weddings at short
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paEETDErr DkTls LS EurTE goH hiCH
rForp. - prrsstent DsTis, accompanied By
Hon. Rober Toomts, Secretary Of ate, snf
Hon. Laue 7. ~ gfai, psssod through here
Iast eFeuiFg on their wsy TO Richmold, Vs.,
tbs new seat of government % the C0nfriss
sfs States AilhoaEa tie sdFent cf the Pres
i5ent Nas nlheFaksd, IL BY soms means g0'
noissd aarssd and q lsrg' nunhsr o. ci izsns
were e De Georgia railroad depot when o.
arrives. b. rhs Tins BE- and tbe members oi
he ante had reached the south Carolina drpo
fis news bad spread tarcuEh toRn, ard gfeaf
crowd gathered there, grssillg he distiu
guishea ststasmza with tumniusgs ebssrs-
gftrr repeated a.a nosi urgent caiis ihe Pres
idaut s5drussei Ire r-oPlr i-cm TIE platform
of ihs cara 80 few hursiiz and eicqusn.
Vords. which seemed absolutely TO r,ss ~
thsn. a. cheer sftsr cheer Fent DE air.
= Afsssra Toomhs snd Wigfdil were afro
- fr. and nsde brisl and spirited sd-
tss Tns latter gentleusn literally egeh
s.rseg as ths train Eot under gay before
er.id TIE sho4ts of TIE peo ~.
insr0matu and hsefiT conceived
sol popgiar regard last sighr't
- "a was a hlting rarp ment 10 Cur
80 saief magisirate.---fagasia SeHiiaeii
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HERRINGs.

m BBLs HALyFAI HzRRrNfs, Of prime suali-
~ ty, EuaTaatssf, ssnsisans-, and Tor sale ioE
BROWN, HANBLgTON q owaE,
Kay "a. slsS Webster Block.
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WHITE FISH.

= n HALF BBL5 WHITE FIsH s0u1dneu suaraH
al teae en seHsiznmeft aad fossia low for cash By
Rg6WN, HAGBLgFOE OWEN,
MaT Ath. fE9 Webster Block.
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AND CITY PROP
ERTY.

h.vs number sf uuimprovsd and elegantly In
rrsvsd City and Suburban Lots, EhicA sr for lals
YOUNG 4 WELB,
Ia Unior grrert
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sTAReH

. < sexEa best quality 5T1E r. % sonsisamsnt
y ~ and fFr sale lew fsT srsk hs
RzoHR HANeli y OWEN,
IHay "a. Webster BlocE.
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VINKGAR

I00 BBLs. FAMILY VIEEc r n-s,ors, and for
OO sale lev fer seeh by
BR0WE, HAABLE 1E & OWEN,
HuT l6. 10 Webster Block.