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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUeERlNrENDEEI's oTFlCE,
RICHMOND July Sls- 1861.
Notice TO Persons sending Packages TO Soldiers at nana
SaS, Stauutcn, &C., sc.
'ENaE practice OF sending large paekAgeI by we mai
becoming so burdelsome 10 he TrAn oes aes causing
dn necessary caution persons TO conhne themselves 70
ey small packages they will run the risk OF te oshs ei
0'SN'' 's'-s '' H. D. wHITooMB,
.,Q General Superintendent
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WANUFaCFURE ED TOBACCO.
4 90 Packages ~ LAnshorne soaS superior CHEWING
HUI TOBACCO, of the following brands rom Lynehburg
standard ponnds
Do falf pounds
Exsga nne Gold Leaf pounds
r. e.. Jacob Kenta Honey Deg, do
Hu1sfoTds. poands
oher,y Red half pounds
C1tAEba do
Otty rssds, pounds
Lone star do
Or0nokO DO
ALSO,
900 packages other well known brands.
On ecpslcaaent, =, 4 for sale BY HUNT A JAMES,
Corner Virginia and Cary sreeis,
Sul4 Richmond, Va
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bAsvu p. MrrMuI,l
WnIIl6ros GoDpu, [ Drsotorx.
JoHs II. MONTAGUE,
H.W. HklvooD,

A. Agents for sale Of the Goods Manufactured By NE orsn
,hav WOODEN Company Richmond V We have no. on h.ne
about yards OF One plain and fancy Single and Double
Hed Oassmeres Cloths besides lot Of fne Blankets knd
manufacturing at the rate OF $Oo
I'D, ner verk ali Of which the trade al fair prices and
n terms entire confidence that the enterprise vii 70
LIZ ubsrsI srpport URENBHAW 4 co., Agents,
RIchraond. Va
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
oEce No. 1855 Main (Sorthesst Of 1ith stroet
Richmond, Va
|, OHkRTyRSD 2sTH MARCH, 1887.
syHIs old and reliable uguon with ample Capital and con
tngeu fund carefully vested, continues 70 lEsure Slaves
Buildings, Merchandise OF every description,
hold Furniturc, and Family Wearing Apparel vcsseis
and Freight, the lowest current raes. Lotges
adjusted snd paid With q! possible despatch.
DIRECTORS
David Curre, Robt N. Barton,
Chs. 7. Workman, Francis J. Rsrnes,
John II Claiborne, yshp aahiat.
John J. Wilson, ThOsgA kA.t
Alexander Garrett, Geo. Ssshmax.
Peter Q. warwick
DAVID ou2Ru. Prss1
JoHK ]. WILSON, Tress'r.
RosT. 7. BEooEE, sec'y deT
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NEW STRING STOCK.
.ooTs, SHOES. TRUNKS.
Wtyt's ',,as;' as- ss.rs' psA''u, d, ssas'.s s'..
and fkuSKs,
afrsrs ~ the hest sssortnens that have had,
sd sstl he ad fee weeks fsr The bes, manufacturers 81
"a Hh upca hs yt best tsrrs which offer flent
80 "a lite n very ios prices.
fsssss nsv sspps week. thereby keeping up
sssrasnt
hsVs h,d The nes Of Goods made 70 erd, and arc Oh
Ush a qualities
ssssb be Glad to trierds receive heir order.
aAu PUTNKY WATT
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MOOn ANHI.I-NInIn.

HAylNd Weed al Laalsf ysfd, % w. nft n ntii
III EvH R.lFoaa fppotts ~ Wsfthasis 1 ls.t usis
Iahsemsnl, TO- eal Hali ,srrl NJ or Ahl Fdfhr V'
~ pc ielNslri Va hmlle, 81 taa Vuf irsuH nnitt It
L.@s"' sAleh -n asal 90 slta - ifi.i ....t
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TnOUR FRIEND
TO HEADS OF DEPART

sSWATKkNS & ElCkL EN- are ope
49, ing, this uornlng, more OF those
Linen Sets collars 5leeves) al p cts
ReAutfsl Bgoele B,rege AaSAs very cheap
EegSnt Printed Organizes
Black Barece ueTranne
Brilliant Lastervd Heavy BlSrk Silks very low
New style Black and Colo. PaTAsolJ, With many oC1ei
new Spring goods by every arrival
n A-ch sks BAfegeJ ohAls Barege aud foulard Robes
&C. Aasoa viii be sold on our Second roor
great sacrifice. , . ,,,.,, -,
aps WATKINS HOAL.N.
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DDSG ETT q ANDERSON,

dOfE hNNh SAh1atl,
1T receiving for the Pail Trade, CArpe.ng,, OIL Cloths Ma
- tngs Curtain Gods Oornees and Bands, Hndos ehSds
Paper HS1gs Curied Hair aad Hoss for sails oW prices
e Curtains Beds and Mattresses made 70 order a. shor.
Paps- hanging done In the city country by superior work
fser. Joel
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NJ. EisOh W. q. DARLINGTON.
Address .HOWarlsyie, Virginia.
ELSOM & cos
1861. azss.S 1861,

APRIL, IsGI.
DRY GOODS s.
gyROyAETs visiting this city with view akng purchases
IN are rsa,srtiuly solicited 10 examine our eoek Of DRY
FOODS We oAzf iar sale:
az9 coo bales BOW shsetngs and ShiTtnst,
800 Z" Osnsb1rgs,
so cases Bleached shec.iass end shlrtng,
5Jbslss Plaid ard Striped Osusbsrsg,
500 pieces Striped and Plaid Dome5lcs, for seyyantL
90 bales Tickings,
80 4" DENNIS and Striped sAirsngs,
'l5J cases Fancy Prnis, q
80 " OotonAdeJ,
10 I" CoorvI Cambres,
20 4" Kentucky Jeans and Tveeds,
nd alage appointment Of Heavy and Fine Linens Tor
h Oaubhes Irish Losas Lawns Psin, stped Embroid
Berege1 ani PopEn Cloths Cashmere Vestlngs Ac
90 Of which viii sell very cheap tie cash and prompt trade
ELLETr DREWRY,
bio. IL Pearl street,
apl Richmond, Va.
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ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!

no 40 and especially you can obtain desirable Goods
IL without paying for them than their actual WORTH
THE CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY
~. jty orpanised order make such Goods
would not compete WITH but would rah.r aid other Southern
by furnishing grades and styles Of Goods that have
heretofore Virginia. they filed their NIL With
Machinery and finest quality They are nov manuo
urins and CLOTHS Of every variety from nns
yrenI. Meno and WOOL and solicit the attention Of She
rade 10 the South Good All who have seen NE Any
OTHs nrst expressly for the Virginia Military
fntue at least equal II not superior In qualify
tho,e they had been buying heretofore and quite
fair held IN this city October last awarded 70 h1 Company
old Hed. for their exhibition Of Wo0LkN GOODS, which In
aludtd some beautiful shAwls, Blankets, &C.
Fuchasers may rely upon piece OF GOODS
oy M being What and under no
IN his be Induced shoddy In their Good nor
nn'ne' 'Aiu my ''' LEWIS D. ClINsHAw, President
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E8~-~$sA CANV.-A9 We have 70 pay CASH fOI
tSSA nearly every thing row needed in the uns
aesi, VIII igUm h, date decline e1nilnulng sseorns
With those persons WhHhsve regularly settled their bill with
u ist Of Jsndlry and July.
paid Jay jus, passed cannot be increased
7. r PRICE 90. H
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~~MUsQUiTO NETTING.

ES@as MILITARY GOODS.
leo Gross Military Ru tons
100 ID small Military Buttons
800 do Black aud Orab Patent Thread
Extra S.pcr 60 Va Cloths
h!llrr'sS4 Grey Ctgsmsfrs
Brickl Bone Buttons
super white rwilled FlAnnes
81 - and I ! Bro theetngs
IO4 and II ! Biraehed do
AtSh,
'''' WATGINs PICKLEs,
s.q l59 Main street.
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DOCKRv AND TABLE CUTLERY.-we have in
store large Of Pocket and Tsbe Cutlery which
We oaer for sale cheap OLARKs0N CO.,
au2 No, LOG Main street.
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ALBERT MILEsPAUGB,
PRODUCE COMMISSION HERCHANT
ooREER CARY AID 18TH sTRrrs,
RICHMOHD, VA.

NTHITNWY caps! Military C-pSI! JOIN
vi DOOI oGers Wholesale kstail the Military
anI be generally Ms llSe stock Of Hone Manufacture
ooi, Grey Hue auj BACK Gaze; and Fatigue Style Caps
be mad this ETabhmeni favorable terus city
the South Partcuxr attention dee 10 the Black Military
Cap the hre most durahle zcd Gap mAnuf-c
fused Having hand gooi Slp7lg Of 3ek the InactuIt
the Wholesale anil Retail trade will be coninu
81 INuV DJ0.EY No 81 Main Street, Rich mond Va Se20
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For the Stan dard.

For the Standard
Mn HOLDEN On last Tuesday, the oath of this
month, We gave barbecue at Shady Grove near
New HILL for the special benefit of our noble voun-
tecr company now forming in the vicinity of New
Hill, and noble set of looking fellows they are too.
Billy High and jeff Utley from Raleigh, were pre-
sent and gave company of volunteers great
praise, and pronounced our dinner unsurpassed by
any barbecue dinner they ever saw. 1t was sup
posed there were nearly fifteen hundred persons pre-
sent Rev. P. W. Dowd and Henry W. Miller, Esq,
we're expected to address us this occasion, but
owing to the i'll health of Rev. Mr.. Dowd and mpor
tant business which required the attention of Mr..
Miller. they could not attend. The absence Of these
two worthy gentlemen was much regretted by all.
We had short and excellent addresses made by
Messrs. VIM II. Jones, Rev. James Long and F.
Dowd. The Haw River company of volunteers Wis
tied us, commanded by their much esteemed and
worthy Captain, James Lasiter, and after the adj
dresses were over at the stand the ladies and gen.
tlemen were requested to form line, which they
did, the ladies on the right and the gentlemen on
the left, the two volunteer companies then marched
through several times, after which Captain James
Lasiter addressed the large crowd with great effect
to the qualification of all. Edwin Holleman and
Green Beckwith, Esqs., were appointed marshals of
the day, which duty they performed with honor to
themselves. Yours, &C.,
ONE OF THE MANAGERS.
New Hill, Sept, 1861.
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COL. BRADFORD's REPORT.
U. S. SHIP MINNESOTA, AT SEA,
August 3lst, 1861.

U. S. SHIP MINNESOTA, AT SEA,
August 3lst, 1861.
10 Hon. WARREN WNsLow:
Military Secretary,
Raleigh,
SIR:-l have the honor to report to you that re-
turning to Newborn from an inspection of Fort
Hatteras, which found lamentably deficient in am
muniton, delayed day there with the view Of
procuring and despatching supply to it without
delay. In the evening Of that day, Tuesday, 9th
instant, Commodore Barron received telegram,
from Brig. Gen. Gatlin, informing him that large
United States naval force had sailed from Hampton
Roads, Southwark and was supposed to be destined
against Fort Hatteras and other coast defences
and later in the evening the State Steamer Albe-
marie arrived from, and brought intelligence of the
appearance of this force off Hatteras Inlet Com.
Barron determined to proceed Immediately to, and
throw into the fort the powder, &C., which had been
collected in the mean time
Feeling deep concern in the successful accomplish.
msnt OF this purpose resolved to accompany and
a,a MN in it as far as might be able The follow
nS morning VIC proceeded in the Confederate steam
W'hslow, and arrived at the fort at about clock
+; M.' which we found being bombarded by the
neet OF the Federal war vessels, consisting Of
sne neaVy steam frigate Minnesota, Wabash, Sus.
4uellahan and Pawnee and the lighter ships Harriet
Lane and Monticello and the sailing frigatc Cum.
". Iel'ana, wnieh had been sent against it. At dark
tne oomoardmeat ceased and shortly afterwards,
Com. Barron having received an invitation from
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DUFFY'S
II 8 m T. G MI L x. II u r. 4
Cure of Ague and Fever.

Cure OF ASue ana revere
VUVHERE IS NO DISEASE TO WHICH THE HUMAN
ly fatal as Fever: it appears in different countries ana
climates, under different types and characters Id !n
country where its annual return looked for with anxe!
and apprehension, it usually assumes the bilious type
Another species of fever prevalent here, ana WHEEL
may be said never leaves subsidies altogether is the A
tumnal Intermittent or Ague and Fever, which II nos
fatal yet is very distressing Its characters h
consequences, peculiar: to diminished energy VI wv
nervous system to be ascribed the anguo assuue,
and general prostration which characterzes its
to which might be added the arrangement OF inc n
functions of the liver, stomach, and intestinal canal h
therefore, quite manifest-in fact it is well kno~n ."s
Ague and Fever lay the basis of consumption OF the
chronic affection Of the liver and Spleen dyspepsia Inv
not unequeny dropsy and when once
to relapse even from slight causes and when mus
Gated with those constitutional diseases ther uea'mep'
and cure becomes more dlfisu rr
Common sense teaches that tne cure oi Ague anu d
consist. in shortening The duration OF the paroxysm ana
ravsntno its return The first is to be accomplished by
fot;ng The bowels relaxing the skin, DC; the second,
nv prompt application of such medicines are cacu
lated to restore the deranged functions and give healthy
tome to the nervous system. zen.
Ts Tonic Aire offered possesses all the qualities
requisite to effect the second indication The first dose
generally checks the disease and one bottle never as ~
effect cure healthy reaction takes place. the appeti'e
restored, the system becomes invgorated and the P
state Of morbid suffering to that Of progressive recovery
These effects have been experienced by all who have use'
CHARLES DUFFY. NJ D.
Newbern N e. Oct H. 1850 42-wly
~ Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, by +. .
r. Duffy Newborn And also for sale oy M WEEK.
And BY Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun'
AGENTS, Williams Haywood, Druggists Rale,gnH,
C., and VIM. H. Tomlinson Clayton, Johnston Co., n
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Col. Martin, 9TH Vols. to meet him in conference
within the fort repaired thither, accompanied, az
his request, BY myself At this conference Coi
Martin, who appeared to be ,much exhausted, ahg !,
Major Andrews, Commander Of the fort requesteaa
him To- assume the command and further DEFENCE u
it to which he assented.
Next morning, at about o'clock, A. M Ine oon,
bardment was resumed by the ships, ana communist
with unexampled energy and accuracy lot mols
than three hours, our own guns which were nrea
at intervals failing to reach the with their maxi
mum elevation. It being but too plainly apparent
that we could not damage the ships, and two men
being killed and twenty five or thirty woundeo,
council of officers decided that the. contest should
be no longer continued on our part, and to save a
further sacrifice of the garrison, white nag was
shown to obtain parley and make terms OF captuia-
ton During the afternoon these terms were salts,
factorily arranged and the command transferred
from the fort to the ships as prisoners OF war,
and TO be treated as such. Flag officer Stringham,
Capt Van Brunt and Commander Case have ex-
tended the kndest courtesy AID hospitality to CON-
Barron, Col. Martin, Maj. Andrews and myself, and
the rest of the command are quartered in another
mart of the ship as comfortable allow
I send herewith, for the information of the State
Government, copy of Com. Barrons official report
and copy also, of the terms of capitulaton.
Our destination is Fort Hamilton, on Long Island
at the "Narrows" below New York.
With great respect, am sir,
Your obedient servant
JAS. "A. j. BRADFORD,
Co.. Art and En-.
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SALT BEEF.
Subsistence Department,

SuDslStcnCc department.
RALEIGH, Sept. 90, 1861. !
SSEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office,
- for the delivery of SALT BEEF, according to the fol-
lowing stpulations:
The BEEF must be from well fated Cattle slaughtered
after the Goth Of October and weighing not less than $50
pounds.
The legs and leg rounds of the hind quarters and the
shns and ut least six pounds of the neck end of each fore
quarter must be excluded from each BARREL and the
nander of the carcass instead of being cut with cave
must BE cut with and knife, to give the meat square,
neat and smooth appearance in pieces Of not less than SIX
pounds, more than ten pounds
The Beef must be sailed at the rate of one bushel OF
pure Turks Island Salt or bushels of Liverpool Salt,
and of pulverzed Sapetre every a0n pounds
exclusive Of pickle to be made from fresh water,
strong salt will make it. and must Le perfectly bright
and clear This Department will furnish salt to contract
ors at cost and charges, if desired.
The Beef must be put in BARRELS; the barrels must be
tight and well coopere the nett weight of Beef and the
contractors marked each barrel The Beef Will
be inspected by inspecting officers to be appointed by this
Department. at the point Of delivery.
Two securities will be required in sums equal to the
amount of the contract.
JOHN DEvEREUX,
- Com. of Sab.
September a. 1861. 39-w3t.
~ The Greensboro Patriot, Iredel Express and Char
loe Democrat will please publish the above three weeks
and send accounts to this office for collection.
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For the Standard.
CUT tnc C'uuuhTu
Rock CREEK, Alamance Co., N. G.,

oSPhC"oSi S'Ius joui. J
Mr. HoLpEN-Sr: here continue the contribu-
tons made to me as agent for Capt Stockards COM
pany, to wit: Mrs. Solomon Albright, one pair of
drawers, two bed ticks, and one shirt; Miss Mary
Mossr, one bed tick, and pair of drawers Mrs. Mar
tin Moser one and half lbs. of WOOL pair of draw
ers, and one pair of socks John Moser, one blank
ct MRS. Isaiah Noah, quilt; Miss Margaret Noah,
25 cents Austin Noah, 80 cents; Mrs. Austin Noah,
one h. fax, and one pair of socks Mrs. WIN. Holt,
one pair of socks and Is cents; Joseph Albright
81; John P. Albright, so cents; A. W. Albright,
s.; Henry Garrett, 81; Mrs. Mary Moser one quilt
Miss Martha Kinney, one blanket; Mrs. John John
son, "a cuts wool thread, one bed tick, and one
blanket; Mrs. Sylvester Spoon, one blanket, shirt,
drawers, and pair Of socks; Mrs: Amos Noah, one
shirt and pair of socks Mrs. Anderson Payne, pair
of socks; Miss Lucreta Clendenen II lbs thread !;
Joseph Holt SO cents; Mrs. A. W. Albright two
pair Of socks, two towels, two Bed ticks, and one
quilt; Mrs. Daniel Isley one blanket, and one pair
drawers; Miss Betsy Isley, two blankets, bed tick,
and pair, of socks {. s. Sharp. 50; Geo. B. John
son. So; Christian Isley; So; John NJ. Johnson 30
cents; Isaiah Noah 81. ~
;, G. NJ. G. ALBRIGHT, Agent.
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report from him. Re VIII probably report the

report from him. he VIII probably report the
names and condition direct to you.
In conclusion, I state that as for IS I can learn
our destination, we are now bound to Fort Hsmi.
ton, New York, and may be permitted to add that
we have been treated most kindly both officers and
men, by those in whose charge we are placed.
z [ enclose copy Of the terms Of capitulation
signed by the parties as appears in the copy. !,
In speaking Of the action at Fort Hatteras on inc
afternoon Of the 2sth, ought to have stated that
the guns were managed by Capt Cohoon,s comPa-
nv, and that he and his officers, Leuts Fatheroy
and Hoy, (his FIRST Lieutenant being absent On sick
leave) and his men behaved with great bravery ana
GOODNESS discharging faithfully their duty;
am much indebted to Lieut.. Col. Geo. W. john
ston and Major H. A. Gillian for valuable aid rem
dered me on the night of the 2sth in relieving me
of the duty of arranging guards, pickets, &C., and
in looking after them during the night.
Yours, &c,
WV. F. MARTIN,
COL 7th Reg. Inf N. g. VS..
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b I e ID

..s 81 Res g. 81 hsf os, Camp Hds n.n
call for Volunteers he willingly stepped there
ience Of his country and joined Captain Graves u IN de-
Of s5s religion at proaeed meeting in tn. fiji
Although he never Joined the church. in eve e 's notice
pet ms walk was that Of the Christian He other res
hm ah Re T., was young Beloved 3; The
brothers and sisters but their oss ana mother
Wher, ry ,nf all be to meet him in s, Term,
Tiers remains were brought home and buried at hi, e.
j. R.
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WIN. H. TURLISGIOs
JNO. N. CLARK.

JNo. NJ. CLARK wN H. BURLINGTON
CLARK & BURLINGTON,
Wilmington N. C.,
WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL
w consignments of
Cotton, Naval Stores, Flour, Bacon,
Timber, &C., &c,
and other country produce, either for sale or shipment
My Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for ihe reception of produce either by Railroad Rre
enables me to make my charges light. Also regular deal
ers in
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, &c.
Refers to H. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington, n. c.
JOHN DAWSON,
President Wilmington Branch Bank of N. G.
W. H JONES,
Cashier Raleigh Branch Bank of Cape Fear,
November l3, 1860. 46-wly
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GEORGE l.. WILD.

WANnENIVN, N. e.,
RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SER
S[ss vices to the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity
z Y q Gas Tuner and Repairer of Pianos,
wherein ten years experience safely enables
him to guarantee satisfaction All communications direct
ed to Warrenton will receive prompt attention.
Refers to Rev. Albert Smedes, and Prof G. F. Hansen
of St. Marys College and Mr. W. J. Palmer, Of Deaf
Dumb and Blind Asylum Raleigh, N. c.; E. e. Parham,
J. Wilcox and Prof C. H. Kehr Warrenton; and J. A.
Mills JOS. H. Gooch aud DR.. s. A. Williams Oxford N C.
Jan. 10, 1851. 3-wtf
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VINEGAR, CANDLES AND SOAP.
Subsistence Department |

Subsistence Department
RALEIGH, Sept. 81, 1851 !
THE UNDERSIGNED Is DESTROYS OF PuR.
chasing large lot of these articles for the use of the
Troops Application may be made to him. to any one
of the Agents engaged in purchasing for the State.
JOHN DEEEREUX,
Com. of Sub.
September a. 1861. S9-w3l.
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SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT. !
RALEIGH, N. c., Sept 10, 1851.
q Il m

y ~ u L D ID III r
A LARGE SUPPLY OF SALT BEEF WILL, PIT
n needed for the subsistence Of the troops during tho
coming winter. PROPOSALS VIII be received at the Ad.
uant General office in Raleigh and specifications furnish.
ed on application. ' n''N'
By order of Adj. Genl. and Acting Com Genl.
J. DEVEREUX,
September II, 1881. 3s-wst
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MARRIED..

s.sae IT, sh q s sspss% 9 = he residence
T. Loveoy to Ass Ellen Lewis ali Of This eon to Geo.
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EN- ENT SHOWING THE CONDrT1ox
of The BANK OF RoxBOROUaH. '

The BANK OF ROxBOROUaH.
September L, 1861.
1g Ike treasurer Of North CAROLINA:
tne bank OF Roxboro' was chartsred ,.s, :. =,
sPa s!ocE limited to two hundred thnm,,%a en- lis
SSVoooo) OF which 1884, log has been snhs Go''ars
FIo,o2z paid In in specie The Bank wa nrra and
may last living to the difficulty ID pett;nr . III
grageo the Bank has made issue and thep 'dle en-
anltes other than for the stock paid in or mas no
plate can be obtained ''f Pfont until
General profit and los. $S4,los
$50
Due on stock subscribed, sss o., $Sa4Se
*Notes discounted ~ ooo
Specie on hand, COY
*Of this is due by directors SIS 40 'S0S tS4'45s
Sent 9th 100, E. G. READE, PRrs
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SC. FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
AT BARHAAsvILLE, NEAR COLUMBIA SC
TIME DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTE VIII. pr mr.
L sumed on MONDAY, October Z, ensuing DE- NJ
The Principal will as usual, be assisted bv ar sto
of instructors. " oil aoe corps
Circulars, afordng particulars, will be forwarded .
order. " w i'f"aroed to
Treasury NOTES or BONDS of the Confsaor,.o O.,
received for past and future liabilities for Board and
ELIAS MARKS, H. d.,
San, an 100, Principal and Proprietor.
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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-10-09
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SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT
RALEIGH, N. c., Sept IS, 1861
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J. DEvEREUX,
September II, 1861. sSNw.i