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AUCTION SALES.

a. GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctaoueers
VERY E&TENsIvs PAWN BRonsRS
Sthtffsess SsSr,5fIHvEss InkS' Mach ssh ssS
III. "a 10 oogocs .. m We .ssIi eel at our Asceos
RSe%s So ~ ssssss snd f.,ss ooas.ns
EI.r. 60. Gold and silver Huunns Case, Lever
Goa as Ss SS2s and Feb Chains and Brc..tgin.,
Ladies superior Cold Pins and Earrings. single ot
P.s "a F;asS Fig, sa.ss v., Of L.d
BIsnket, 9 spe and other shsvl''
Cloth Cspes AID coats, Furs, &o.
Gsntiemen,s wes.ins Apsss5;,l n great vsns"'
And many other srtloles too numerous 70 snuner-
.si viii Il fRsS1; WI %lsffE Yf;sssi A.s
b. J. c. MCGUIRE CO. Auononesr..
TRrrTEE's SALE OF HoUsEHosDAnD
\ KIIcAss Fr,mIsss s,,t sehsct Cow, SeeB;
y MtsSS o. S.s sl af s ss, rom ;Sn Bcs.;.
s ssssst ID Si sS on fot Is, afs o. I
iSs sos.erSer wall ,s a. sgS,S s s on f *,
a.nee Of aid JehS Bohisysr. Jf on she corner Of
B e. north and Fifth ct. east
sSts Bed: and Bed
J E GssIs g:a ss.is s.S's Kettles.
Lot q cIook;,y and G!sss Ware
Cow, Butsiss, Wagons,
Carr aud lot Of Harness
ever $50 and usSsc S. a, % day., all ia an sss.
Potes WITH approved endorsers. bearing interest
gale 70 commence at 10 osk q N.
k2s-eo&d, j. c. Mcguire a co. AO0t..
BY oLEARsyo s 4 S SsEE en-, huOtiOneer''
III Tunr AT AucTIoN On "WEDNESDAY
M2RNSSS EssSsy a. At 49, . O Fourth street
HSusssold Elects s "a led, declining RoussiesP
WtsnS. HsiT seat ST. and psrloT ch.l5s.
Six Gothic Chair
M'1s TOP ws az % va SsHsi s1G s..
Svr IF FGsosh PIatSs ,, ms1t :, Mirror
oic'ath STAR rods and Eyes.
Bedstssd; M,ttrssss. Sheet. and Pp 9I Cases
Brussels, Threc-ply and Stir Carpets,
snpeTior eoof stoSs sna sIt1fes, Radiators,
| Crockery, Glass AMI D Ware,
Together with q general assortment 81 hltcnen
Furniture, unnecessary TO enumerste.
fea dads cLEARY & GREEN, Aucts.
By. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auononeers.
L BRANDY AND srsIK..eon THURSDAY Az:
TEkNo0N, February ;sts, eenmeneeins At
|
ton .room,, q cares fresh Preserved Fruits, en-
| bracing-
| whort cherries, Blackberries, Plums. 80.
Also, fresh Peas in cans, and GASES Walnut Cat
| sup.
And for account of whom n may concern, about
4O,oCO Hsvsna aud Domestic Segars, OF the follow
Ing brandt
| . M. nervc. Put ctuillded, La Pr6cy1st-
Magnolia, Silva, &c, &C in style Conohos, Lon
| dres and Regalias, &c.
Also, for sccou, Peruvian Minister
oases very fac Sherry Wins, DOG each,
| ease Haut Brlen Clsret, dozen.
| besket heidsick Champagne, Sints,
And about 20 baskets London Dock Brandy,
| d. zen each.
| small Iron Saae..
| Sale POSITIVE. Terms Dash.
&c Is G. MeGUIR q CO., Aucts-
TRUSTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Ha5is o "a oI suss, eaecgo 20 me
dns County Court, ~ LIb-a U, No. 5, folio tls,
| sucticn, TO IN highest bidder for cash, on WE'D
| NESDAl the 6th day Of March, 1851, in front Of
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th,cnS -. V1 IL VI n.isaa n9, ne yea,
can produce, and served by cooks who cann-t be
surpassed in this country or FTanoe. Gent emen
who have taken rooms can find at all hours ole a.
Snd conf Irtsbls Rooms to Dine aud Bres last and
have Their meals 70 cost 20 suit theme Ives, ss a
good meal can be set for Is nts and rom that To
$40. Meals served to parties at their Iooms: no
extrs charge only for time Of servant. Ny stock
shall ~ ell tine5 compare with the hest houses in
this country. With an experience Of 6ftee sars.
fstter myself that. with my undivided attentio on
any o her man. As regards Wines And iJs,.. %
ard Cissrs, theE, sPesk volumes for themssIves
fess &c JOHN d. HAMMAcK, Proprietor,
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lUsr RECEIyED AT FRENCH RICH
STEIN, 27s Penn. avenue, Wellington, The
househcuid edition ofths works Of Charlee Diok-
ensi illastreted BY T. q. Q, DsI.ey and John CD
Also, o new supply Of Dsrley,s illustrated Cow
per, the finest edition published. fell
20 TO sHEPHDRD's. corner It'll and D sts.,
" tor bargains. n 4.Etf 10 l9-lm
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yyA TOPHAM'S
65A MUM TRUNK WdlN
MANUFACTORY,
4SS SEVENTH STRKKT, WASHINGTON m q
siver MEDIA awarded by Maryland Instituts ~
. keltVlo Q. November 7, 1850 -
Also, Medal b, Ne rolo it.n NechaLios' Ipstitut.
Waslinston, ID c., 1857.
am constantly mailing aud always have nm h.r&
Of the best material, every dstcTipton OF
Fine Sole Leather,
Iron Frame.
Ladis.' Dress,
Wood BOX, and
PsokIng Trunks.
Pelisler, Carpet. and
Sanvns ravelinT Bare,
School Satchels a. O.,
AZ Lov Prices.
members OF Congress- ana travellers viii plaase
sxamine my stock before pu ehasinr eisev here
Trunks that are made IN o. her cities
sepenof i-esthe' and Dress Trunks made to
Trusk. covered and repaired II short notice.
city, 6sorgstovn, And IleIsnS1,ss ~ shypen OF We
Ss-''s0 JAMES sTorHAN.
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III ONE PRICE ONLY.
LAYING on hand q very heavy stock of On Esa
Cash. and One Pnce Only, ' ''
no ~ b~tve~n 9th and 10Th sta
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DINNER PARTIES.

" ITlZENS And Sojourners in Washington are
pared 60 furnish DINNER ENTERTAIN
MENTS, for any number of gentlemen, in style
United Siates, and on very moderate terms. His
suites OF Parlors snd Dining rooms for the accom-
arrang ements, Cooks, Servants, &C., are unsur-
passed; as well as his Wines, which enjoy much
celebrity. He respectfully asks q continuance OF
the patronage Of the public heretofore literally
bestowed upon him, aud pledges his best exertions
20 give entire Satisfaction
fell I'm e 6AUTIER.
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w TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
w Have just received the largest assortment
and now offer the most extensive variety EVYp
o. SOLE FL LEsYAATHBER LAplES DRESS slid
VAlISES, CARPET BAGS, SATCHELs, TO-,
In this city, which we are selling at very low
prioes. WALL, sTEPHENS CO,
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~SMITHSONIAN LIE G II u ESQ
ll2 WEDNESDAY EV-NING, February Il,
mence at O aunIter before 8 0ic ock fe 25 81
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CLARENDON HOTEL RESTAURANT.
~ BENJAMIN HOBBS tegs leaves -
to inform his friends and the put lic1N
generally that he has taken and fttedNSJA
up In superior manner the kestau-
rant at the southeast corner of Tenn.
avenue and sixth street. He will at all times be
prepared to serve al. who may favor him with q
call, with the best WINES, LIQUORS and CT
CARS. az well as OYSTERS GAME aid other
dellcaoles of the season. fel-lm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-09

ANTICIPATING EvTLs.-Enjoy the present
whatever it may be, and be not solieitous for the
future. for f you take your foot from the present
standing, and thrust il forward to-morrows event.
you are in reckless condition. 1t is like refus-
ing to quench your present thirst By fearing you
should want drink the next day If it be we'll
to-day. it is madness to make the present miserable
by fearing it may be i'll tomorrow; when your
belly is full Of to-days dinner, to fear that vou
should want the next days supper, for it may be
that you shall not, and then to what purpose was
this days affection? But if tomorrow 7ou shall
want your sorrow will come time enough, thouch
you do not hasten it, let your trouble tarry till it's
day comes But if it chance to be i'll to-day, do
not increase it by the cares of tomorrow
Enjoy the blessings of this day if God send
them and the evils of it bear patiently and sweet
ly; for this day only is ours-we are dead to
yesterday, and We not born tomorrow. lie.
therefore, that snjoys the present. if it be good
enjoys mnoh is possible; and If ONLY that
days trouble leans upon it, ii is singular and finite
Sufficient to the day." said Christ. is the evil
thereof" sufficient but not intolerable. But if we
look abroad and bring into one days thoughts the
evils of many, certain and uncertain. what will be
and what will never be. our load will be iuto-
cradle as 1t is reasonable.-Jerenty Taylor.
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CONVENTION DELEGATES.

Anson-Dr. A. Myers and J. A.-Leak.
Atamanee-Judge Rufhn, Giles AeHane
Alexandria, Stewart.
Ashe--J d Forbes.
BLaden-T d Mcdowell. 49,
B1LSasCick-Thomag Meares.
Bertie-S SpFuill. James Bond
Beantort-W Ellison. Morrow.
r BHncom6e-N Woodfn.
.Burke--J Mcdowell.
Ca6arus-C Phifer.
CdLdfrelE-E w Jones.
Camden-D d Ferebee.
CasWeH-Hon Brown, John Graves.
CGtaac6a-Rev p Henkie..
Gdyteret-C L Thomas.
Ckathdn-LJ Merritt John Manning, Jas ii Headen
Chcrokee-A Davidson
Chowdn-R H Billiard
Cleavetand-Dr w J Miller, DR. Tracy.
ColumGus-Richard Wooten.
CraUen-Geo Greer, j b milford.
Contamination Werrsn Winslow, David McNeill.
CHrTitttck-H Shaw,
Ddvtdson-B Doutht, B Kittrell
DupLn-W Houston, I Rhodes.
DaUie-Rebert Sprouse.
Edgecom6e and Halson--Hon Geo Howard W S Battle
Forsyth-Thos Wilson, Rufus l. Patterson.
FTanktin-W P Williams.
GrGnUute-TL Hargrove, A W Venable, 5 Register.
Gaston-Dr S X Johnston.
Greenc-W A Darden jr.
Guftord-Hon Gilmer, Ralph Gorrell, Dick.
Gutes-A Walton.
Hdlifaz-R H Smith, Bachelor.
Naturalization Kenneth Rayner.
Hyde l. Mann.
Harnett-A s Mcneil.
RaH~ood-Wm dicks.
Hsnderson-W N Ship.
fredeA-Anderson Mitchell, T a Allison.
Johnston-C B Sanders, VI Smith.
Jackson-W H Thomas.
Jones-Wm Foy.
Lenoir--John C Washington
LtDcoIn--Wnn. Lander.
NQcon--C d Smith
Radison-J A Mcdowell.
A1rtin-Asa Biggs.
McDo1ei-J H Greenlce.
Ngck}enLurg- Hon " Osborne, WIN Johnston.
Ncore-DT II Turner. ,-..-
Montgomery-S II Christian
Aash-A Arlington. ..-
Nelc Kdnouer-J l. Holmes, VI Ashe.
Nortbaapion--D Barnes, u Moody,
Ony!ou-Dr & " Ward.
. OrQnge-Hon " A Graham, Capt John Berry.
P4SqWo'a1k--Dr Speed.
PerguiuGns--joseph S Cannon
Pers0n-Joha " Cunningham.
PITT 3 SAt;erth waite. Grimes.
RGmdoIph- VIM j Long, Alfred 6 Foster.
Richmond-W alter Leak.
Robeson--J p Fuller, { Sutherland.
Observation-Disclosures 7 Br0dnax. Hon David S Reid
ROtcan-Hon Barton Craige II { Jones
Rutherford and Pott---J II Carson " Durham.
.Sanpson--Dr Thos Bunting, Robt Moseley
S0nIy-E Hcrpe:
!S6kes-John Hill.
S4rry--TV IIanrlin
TarreU-Eli Spru-
Union-Hugh " Houston.
Rabe-TI,n Geo Badger " Holden K P Battle
W,rren-Hon W Edward., A Thornton.
Fayne-Geo Strorg, E A Thompson.
F4stington-W Pettigrew.
" 't1uga-J W Counsel.
FHtss-Peter Eller. JAS Galloway.
Ya9Ein-R Armfeld
Yancfy-M Penlani.
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Nor DEEP ENoUH FOR PRAYERs-We heard
night or two since tolerable good story of a
couple of raftsmen The event occurred during
the big blow on the Mississippi, at which time SO
many RATS were swamped and SO many STEAMBOATS,
lost their sky-riggings A raft was just emerging
from Lake Pepin the squall came on. la an
instant the raft pitching and writhing, as if
suddenly dropped into Charybdis, while the waves
broke over with tremendous uproar and expect
ing instant destruction. Happening to open his
eyes an in an instant, he observed his companion
engaged in prayer, but pushing pole into the
water beside Of the raft.
Whats that yer doin', Nike" said he "Get
down on your knees now, for there isn't minute
between US and purgatory"
"Be aisy Pat" said the other as he coolly con-
tinued to punch with his pole; "be aisy now
What's the use of praying when fellow can fetch
bottom with poe!'
Mike is pretty good specimen ola large class
of Christians who prefer to omit prayer as long as
they can "tetch bottom"
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ISLANDER If you find man who is circulating
malicious reports about his neighbor, it may be
set down as an nriolabs rule that any such person
is dishonest Net only dishonest, but, from his
Infamous disposition, dangerous to all with whom
he may be acquainted. He cireulates false I'M
pressions, and sets people upon erroneous course
of judgment and conduct in respect to others,
which may frequently be ruinous to their pros
perity. 1t does general injury to society more
than to the party sandered, it destroys conf
dence The who is guilty of circulating
malicious reports must necessarily be deceittul and
therefore dishonest; he must be abandoned to every
principle of moral feeling. In ancient times when
a man was convicted Of being .slanderer. he was
stoned to death as being danger aud curse to
the whole community. In modern times there is
even better remedy than 1his-it is to cease all
associations with such characters Treat them
like lepers, abandon them to their own kind which
is social death, one by which they serve
example to others. his rule is observed among
all intelligent people, aud should be invariably
carried out in all communities -Southern Ftetd
and FireSide.
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ApyUrANr GrxERAL's OFFICE, )

Gea.vaI Order Eo.3l Raleigh, April 20, 1861. !
The Volunteer Forces Of the State already ordered
into active service, commanded hold themselves
in readiness to march hours notice. The officers
required send the Adjutant Generals Office
roll of the members Of the companies. directed
by the Governor 70 call for the enrolment Of thirty
thousand volunteers. OrganiZe-send in the rolls.
Commissions and will be furnished Be in readi-
ness TO march at days notice drill hy day and by
night let the cizeus equip their some of your
brothers now in the field. The State has reason
be proud Of the promptness with which they rallied
the call OF your Governor.
The decree for our 5ubjugaton has gone forth; the
time of our trial has come the blow will fall
must meet it with the whole energies of the State:
show the world that North Carolina will main
tain her rights at all hazards
BIZ order OF the Commander in Chief.
J. F. HOKE, Adj't General
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FACTS ABOUT NULEs-It is we'll known that
the more spirit horse has the more liable he is to
wear himself out under bad treatment; mean if
he has driver that is careless or one that is in
patient and retuleEt. Horses as a general thing
have more life about them than mares, and mule.
ale similar in this regard This is the reason why
mare mules preferred for the Southern market
and horse mules in the North. There is u differ
snce between a man driving his own team, and
trusting them with a careless hand For nv own
use, prefer horse mules for beside the advantage
an their better ambition, the annoyance of having
team so often in heat is avoided There is no
in denying that mules. moro than horses are
naturally disposed TO mschief-such as iuniping
fences, tearing down gates. getting ont Of the
stable, jumping on young animals, etc The only
preventive is to accustom them, from the first. to
strong enclosures and good fixtures That mules
are more apt to kick than horses. can hardly en-
dorse. vet perhaps il is not worth while 10 DENY
TO palliate the case, must say that they are not
commonly handled and petted when young horses
are; hence the habit is not corrected mule
dislikes and fears stranger. He readily shows
obedience to one master. and soon becomes at
tached to him. This disposition. though apparent
TO some horses, is not so common as with mules.
There is another particular in which he differs from
horse. In driEzlv, damp day, however lively
in general he will be sluggish and dull while a
horse will he on the lookout for an excuse to run
away.
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State of North Carolina.

-HEAD-QuARTERs, ADJUrAsT GESL's OFFICE
Graeral Order No. 4 Raleigh, April a. 1861. {
All Communications for the Governor in reference
Military mstterssuch applications for commissions,
tender Of services Of companies &c, acquisitions for
arms ammunition &c, and for information arpertan-
ing the military organizations called into service
will be directed 10 the Adjutani General in this city
By order of Gov. Ellis J. F. HOKE, Adj't Genl
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These Pills do all Diseases but they are
ranted TO Lucoreah Fhiteshat dreadful acourge
female health, happiness and usefulness They
no ~stPnted aud are no humhrg, but prepared by
North Carolina physician of high standing aud Of
long experience in the treatment of female
All that necessary TO convince you Of their efficacy
fa!r trial For particulars, wrappers Price 81
per box. For sale at the DRUG STORES.
Jan IS, 1861 VI
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ApJurAkT GENERALS OFr1oR,

Gener0E OTaer NO. ) Raleigh April %
Hereafter all Provisions passing through th;, city,
intended for any Depot Of the bounds of the State
will be stopped here for the supply Of the troops
centrated this point The market price will be al
lowed far the Provisions stopped. Forwarding and
receiving Agents ~ the Railroad Depot will pay strict
attention to the execution of this order.
B., order of tie Governor, J. +. IIOKE, Adj; Gen.
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New Family Grocery Store

Wholesale and Retail dealers in Family Groceries,
choice old Wines, (highy improved by age)
Also, Havana Segars, Tobacco, Wooden and Viii
low Ware, &c.
Having established ourselves in Charlotte. and in
consideration of the hardness of the times desire
and intend sell the entire satisfaction Of pureha
All orders accompan MED with the cash will be
promptly attended to.
Store on Tryon Street, one door above Palmer's Va
riet, Store.
March 26, 1851.
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500 REWARD.

RUNAW AY, from the Subscriber, living White
Plains, Cheste field Dlser > c., about 10Th of August last
my fellow. Ben. Tie "a yea Of yelowIsh
conlpexon almost black has no beard. weighs about 100
pounds, about lee; Inch high He walks with firm step
aid carres himself 1t lie likely that Ben will
deayor make his way free State. Amy person
viii he SAID and lodge him any jail
thai can hun delve him III esdeuc &c shall
pro-" sufficient tn white person OF
hal oormg the said boy trying - effect h- escape
WM. NJ. BLAkENEY.
FEBRUARY l9, 1861.
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LIB. author of the n. {. Justice, etc.
CONTENTS:
OF Legislative power in general; Legislative power IN
Mon III Carolina; legislative powers Of justices oi the
peace; comfy bUuadaries-derds, etc: county revenue
ami charges; court, houses Prisons, county
Jury trials; fairs. and public sales; general Assembly.
inspections, public landings, etc; poor hol'cs suo
hos pitfalls; registers and clerks; rivers and creeks; gaze
ferries and bridges; weights and measure, idiot, and
uua'Cs; rrlailcrs Neuse river public reads and cart
ways; public landings and inspect ms; mills and nil
er; ordinnries aud cOnsable~; patrols waGcE Of the
pOor; pris bounds roads ferries and bridges poll tai
exemptions executive power in general; executive
power in North Carolina; executive power Of The cOUn.
chie justice and clerk attorneys at law attorney gen
erhl rtp0rteA and marshal clerks and SOLICITOR counsel
for pAuper; guardians;r county Attorney nnctoneer
county court clerks coroneTS; boundary con
committees Of finance; county trustee; county treasure
special court commissioners of fairs; lectors su-
perintendents of schools; commissioners of navIgann
wardenS of the poor; registers issionrrS OF r'Gs
and creeks; sherifs cOnstables rangers standard keep
ers; retailers administrators; chairman of speGsi
court; commissioners of deeds and conveyance con-
missioners of low lands; entry takers and surveyors
SUPER ntendents of elections; guardians and ret eVe
inspectors; commissioners, Of informal improvement
partition; patrol committees processoners tax Listers
and boards of valuations Of roads and river"
commissioners of wrecks; tobacco piekcrs and coop
The APPENDIX contains forms of Deeds and Con-
yeyanceS follows: Agreements, assignments awardt
bills of sale, bills of exchange and ladng bonds mis-
mens, mortgages, copar,nership articles notes, re-
leases. &C, &c.
This book contains $50 pages, is gotten up in sufe
rior style and bound in law calf. Price single copy
$500. EDWARD CANTWELL.
RALEIGH NC.
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Agricultural Implements,
at the Sim of the Golden Po9- Lock

at TIE Sign Of The Golden Paa-Lock
large supply Of the above consisting of Thomnsons
celebrated Ploughs also Corn elIers Straw
Shovels Spades Tav and manure Forks best caststee
Axes: Picks. Mattrck-~C Tubbire Hoes Wedding Hoes
Trace Chains. Log Chains. Wagon Chains Garden
Hoes Rakes. Hedge Shears. Pruning Shears. Pruning
and Budding Knives, &c, &c.
coCHRAsE L SAMPLE.
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NOTICE.,

The TAX LIST fer the year 1850 IS now in my
hands ready for nSp ection All persons requested
TO inform me Of any axablas which may be listed,
All TAX PAYERS are requested to prepare themselves
their TAXES promptly.
w. ". GRIER, Sheriff.
Arril Is 1881. If
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

ZANE HUNDRED HANDS, TO make Clothing for the
~ Soldiers. Ladies in the country be supplied
with work by sending for it, Liberal prices paid Call
At the Clothing Store of
FULLINGS SPRINGS.
May %. 1861 ff
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The Neuse Manufacturing Company

KEAVE on hand general assortment of News ami
IL Book psper-also, Post office, Newspaper and
Cartridge Wrappers prime quality, and large guam
rity of common wrapping paper.
Address, II. ". BUSTED, Treasurer
June Ie, 1851 Az = Raleigh.
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Music Lessons.

Music Lessons, .nd
The undersigned begs leave 10 inform his fienaS @lu
~ III "a the public generally thai he Is pre-
pared to give
Private Lessons on the Piano,
either at his residence ut the residence % PuP 90
orders for tuning and repairing Instruments, atShoreS
notice and o very moderate terms ..,n,,,
- SHEET MUSIC and Music Booho VIII zoe P'"'ui'O
fiarng been engaged in the Piano business Ter mere
than rem ve4rs offer my assistaitre most Pari' ul.
to all those who may desire 10 PURCHASE fi"hoS Vi "
exchange old Pianos for new ones. .s..
Best references given y :a..,a
Orders left at the post Office or at Mtssrs- D' ioSo
Furniture Hall will receive prompt attention.
CHAS o. PAPE, Prof. of Music
1o ,oe1 If Charlotte N G.
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TOWN TAKES.
HNhE Tax Lists for the year 1861 now in my
u hands for collection. Taxpayers will please
take notice, and hold themselves in readiness pay
Il. ". ROBSON,
May :, 1851 In Tax Collector
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BILL ARP.
ours,

n B.-Tel Chase his and Helpers prayers are
answered. The niegers rig this morning about day
break, all over the country in ereat numbers, and
went to kiln-crab- grass B. 4.
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FxiDAY &YH21Ho, Bere ~. 1bo1.
,rA. ,,cnev market IL wuzktng smoothly, verJ
,;++Ie variation being noticeable fom day to dsy'
n .n,4btne. exchange j. little Ar1ner, pFoduee
da-1arx beiue able to realize m y readily; aao In
most cases 4 Was freely paid. The BANK ssse 70
custome,s Wa r.; though Eound lots could SELL
be ohtsiaed at email concession rom tne fnlln2
mics.
There seems to be an abundance Of money 70 10
81 the bustness Of the city. The feAr enae.1aneo
by nauy intelligent mau, months ago. "nen Inc
Northwest IepndtAted ali wA&-cat Cu11eaey,
thsf eYcps Hpn1h rot tn sur fields for Fsns o1
means to move them. a. the TRIBUNE pfed1eseos