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LlTER,TJRE IN TURKgY.-There numerous public IL
brarIes COnSautinope, estimated 30 contain over mil
lion manuscripts, mare Or less damaged by lying III heaps
in damp cellars, chests There are few
Of the early periods Of Byzantine literature The
other Schemtc languages but they form, the other
hand the richest collection of oriental literature in exIs
eEce. Ahme Vchk EIendi SubhiBey, and other TURKISH
of letters have proposed That this nestmabe mass u"
literary treasures be collected in building, so as 10 rem
accessible students engaged historical reSear
cheS aud there every believe that TINS ppsa
will te adopted notwithstanding the opposition It has nth
met with The first step towards the formation Ot an
Imperial library has already been taken by placing 4ooOg
vOums of good works in various European languages and
which belonged to H-IIam Pacha in the Dar-al'Fanooh
i'll the building the university Orders have been gwen 10
Increase tins collection considerably TO create nI-
erAby complete library for consultation to which the pup
lie VIII be freely admitted. Adding to such collection the
Mss already mentioned ConSaninOpc would be superior
any capital in literary point of v.ew especially IT. by
unuoky chance the pays of Menander or the lost
books uf Lvy, the remaining tragedies OF 1tSchyus
suddenly brought To from amidst the PArchnents
now being carefully examined.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-11-10
THE AUTUMN LEAVES.

The autumn leaves the autumn leaves
They fall and die in the mournfui blast,
And strange, wild thoughts nv heart concelves,
10 their ghost-ike echoes OF the past.
Twas thus they fell in years sgone;
Thus they will fall as time rol Is ON.
Ard even thus niaus spirit grieves
Ou wilhered hopes, like autumn leaves
The cold win sweeps the barren fields,
And whistles through the withered grass;
The humid earth fragrance yields.
And day grows chilier AS they pass.
Thus human hearts grow chill with years,
And human jays are dlmped with tears,
And man dis ruSts " hat long deceiveS,
Aud reads his fate in autumn leaves.
The autumn leaves are sere and dead,
The autumn fields are bare and chill,
Their fragrance gone their verdure fed,
But beauty hangs about them still.
Thus MAY we, as we pass away,
In virtue hide the hearts decay,
Aud find in faith what faith perceives,
gentle fail, like autumn leaves
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PcKxas-The purieus of the depots aud the doorways
of the Government warehouses daily visited by old
aud little girls who manage, by patient aud ener
getc efrts accumulate small quantities of corn wheat
aud kiajn wood The grain is used by some of the poor
crtatuics make collie of while others, with porten
2sperty will inform the obtrusve inquirer that they
are keeping IT. 1t will be seen from this that emigran
ships the only means of introducing customs obser-
vabe in populated Foreign cities. War is slow but
accurate dpneator Of life aud like history, repeats its
pictures freely AMI frequently, anywhere aud everywhere
IN It's puih.-Ric4. Er0.
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nifty DOLLARsREwARD.-RANAwAY

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD..-RANAWAY
from the subscriber on the night of the I'd nst In
fadkin county, two negro boys, HENRY and MACK
Henry is dark color, about 81 years DID, medium height
and sze his skin under his clothes rough from re-
cent attack of chicken pox bought him Of j. ]. Hean-
gen, OF Charlotte N c. and suppose he is trying make
his way to Richmond, Va he has twice before nade
his way there under the protection of soldiers travelling
the
Mack about II years old not tall and rather chunkey
has in each temple close HIS hair color almost
copper No doubt he and Heuy travelling together
Twill pay the above reward for the apprehension of the
said boys aud their confinement that m their
return TO Inc at Huntsville, Yadkn county, n. G.
l.. LYNCH.
Aug. H. 1868. 67-tf
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CHARLESTON BANANAs.-We notice in the garden of Geo.
A. TrenhIHA Esq fronting his residence in Rutledgc
street. several banana plants Of which has lowered and
iru,d he present in the open air. The massive
cluster of bananas is rapidly maturing while another bios
the OF bursting aud displaying its gorgeous
,iiernp tints admirlng gaze. 1t may be worthy
Of consideration whether this luxuriant food producer of
the tropics might not be sufficiently acclm ItLed to add
another the varied productions with which Providence
has end wed our highly favored State.-CoTricr.
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The memoirs the Duke de Fezenac an ancient soldier
Of the Empire have made their appearance He presents
of the military cOnd ucL of the first Napoleon
The of BoulOgne wretchedy drill led his orders
usually unattended INSTRUMENTATION prevaiIed and
his staff defective "The officers WERE no doubt
elgen but they were lily provided with horses, maps
glasses and other appointments and the result that
enormous mistakes seldom committed in the
Transmission execution of the important orders
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SoRGRuH.The Western papers say that the late severe
Oss the West have dem bustruted that the sorghum or
Chinese sugar cane much harder than Indian and
may work something of revolution By the substitution OF
crop for the o;her by the farmers HctHaoad E1am
tneP.
The sorghum crop in this State has been unexamped in
his ory MuaSseS r I'm that species of Sug brings
"ulr = and 81 per gallon in most parts Of The Stae4
iIHtI Ll.eittg="c,r.
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Tue POPULATION EARrH-A professor of the Uni
sy # Brln has recently published the result of his
researches to the population of he EARTH according
which Europe contains 272 millions Asia 72) m llions AT.
RIGA milton, AmericI go millions and Polynesia two
millions of Inhabitants At places where deaths
ally registered the annual mortality least one in forty,
the number of deaths be about 80 millions every year.
which gives S7,76 per day, 1858 per hour and 81 per
m:nrte that every nd witnesses the extinction
human life Another cacuatoT states that the
Der persons whp have lived the earth the
ton is 1861, Z Al ~ U75, Sl5.-G,tligaaai.
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THs MrITA BILL OF VIRHNIA.-If the Legislature has
,,n- mach bv what Il has done, 1t has
i.rryd pu1 0cneI. wat II has lrt uldOne the
failure iIsS militia Ii. Meu uud n the age of egh-
i pt>t the OF O-;yhye ipabie of render
Iu would compensate for the
INJURY pub that would result from their
withdrawal frun tine industrial and productive enterprises
OF the SAFE. weeks exposure the rgorS of camp lite
would work destruction among the old and boys Of the
cmualy aud The agriculture and manufactures Of
the Commonwealth without enough intelligent labor to
carry them We already suffering from the want
q! men enough carry those branches of industry BY
which the army and the people large clothed and
ted We producers more thIa soldiers, or if more
soldiers required they shI ud b: drawn from those
whD engaged Uccup essential to the general
wefre. raids crncerned, voluntary oIgauI-
and ought Ia be found every county OF
Of every age capable of military duty; but this very
d. erenl thing from levy of she whole pOpua-
tnn involving exPeuS!v and cumbrouS State establish
meut unclieior BY any pubc emergency or necessity
UispL!th.
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INrRrsSuGNT.-We assured in the most positive TERMS
IN upon authority which doubt, hat No I'M
p"eSsuIents have been made By the COmmSSary Depart
Of the Confederate government of in dHstu
TO M rke The orders az INST such mpreSSmenis of
the st precise AMI explicit character and any officer vio
atng these orders has only be rtcd the Depart
msnt TO issue his smissal.-Rch. DLspalch
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Disc VERY IN MATERIAL SCIEVCE.-At recent meeting
Of the Boston Society of Natural History, Professor Ags
~ announced the discovery of the s:ags of metamophos
poe condition Of frogs The i:ulty OfObiang shes esh
::om toe has prevented previous knowledge Of this
wonderful fact.
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FACT WORTH KNDwrSG.-The Richmond Wig, in a
leader of yesterday the subject of "Dscplne says
$50 ugtn with the military rule of keeping the mouth
closet while the uIc, and particularly when perform
ing The double qncS. THIS Is common sense for expe
reIcc las arai lh brrahn. the tongue dneS the
moisture impaired Oy the glands and creates an
artificial thirst winch stakes but does quench
The mouth bI kept open, thirst quickly reurS and 20
say moth - If the decay caused by tue filling of ems,
CONSTANT drinking br"s prulu>e preparation which not
only wGLkrus the sud er bu, renders hm liable to colds,
and intestinal DIS rlrrS. Un the other hand
the mouth b. kept c"se and unnecessary aughru
taking whrStng be allowed, thoSA is little thirst no
stoppsgt cIn.rnS, aud incredible marches per-
formed with ~ I'e lIsue, amd danger 10 the health.
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GNOM NJ TIT f d TAKEN UP AND COM
~ mltt:d to the Jail Surry County Norh.C arona ON
Inc 2h day Of October 1868, negro bov who saws his
name is BEN and saws he belongs to Joshua Rouse Lee
neir County, HorthCarona Said boy is about IL or 90
years oh about i've feet or 10 inches high dark The
is hereby notified to c~me forward nrove nrnnartv
and pay charges and take said boy awav will be dealt
WIN Is The law directs. WIN HAYAORE
NOV. 2, 1853 4s~Ws33
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ElANK OF NORTH-CARLINA. A DIVI-
Id dend of fOe per cent the capital stock of this
Bank has been declared this day. of the profits for the
last six months payable the Stockholders in current
notes, the MONDAY in December next the Prin-
ciPal Bank, Branches and Agencies
c. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, Nov. s, 1858. std.
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COTTON CARDS, &c.
u 1000 pair cotton and wool CARDS.
II tons Hoop Iron, inch.
500 packs of Pins.
1900 lbs Rio Coffee
COpperas Shoe Backing Avis Pegs Thread. Scizzors,
Gun Caps, Brushes Pocket Cutlery, Wool Hats Curry
Combs &C. at WILSON'S,
Oil, Leather, Saddery and Harness Establishment,
Wilmington N. c.
Oct %, 1868. S7-w6Sw4t.
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A ATTENTIONI HOME GUARDS.-ON

ATTENTION! HOME GUARDS.-ON
"A the LIST Monday each month we will sell to the ne
cesstous of Orange food clothing hand cost
Friend cannot you put something sale that day at
cost2 taunory of Orange has placed in hands to-
day. two thousand dollars worth of Sole Leather be
GIVEN those in the want Will you not add the
upper? - H. n. BROWN co.
Hilsboro, N. Q, Nov. g. 1868. SS-tS
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widow lady at Cincinnati died on Monday last of
hydrophobia, having been bitten by pet dog some two
weeks since which afterw ards died of that disease Sew
era other persons who bitten had their wounds eau
terized, and are in fair way 10 recover
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dying negro told by his minister that be must for
certain darkey whom he seemed to entertain very
bitter feelings. Yes yes he replied ''if dies for
give dat gsa but if gets WELL dat nigga must take
en-
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SURGEoN GENERAL,s OFFICE, RAL::

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, RAJ;
- egh, October l4h. 1863 Medical Examining BnaI0
No. 5, composed of the following named Medical Officers
Surgeon II. F. ARENDELL,
Surgeon W. W. FOOTE,
Will peet at the town of Salisbury, in Rowan county,
Friday and Saturday, Esd and oath October. ,
At StaesviIle, in Iredell county, Tuesday and "e0
nesday, 9th and 2Sth.
At Linconton, Lincoln county, Monday and Tuesday
the I'd and Sd November.
At Charlotte, Meckenburg county, Friday and Sat-
urday, the 9Th and 7tlr November.
At Concord CabarruS county, Tuesday and Wedpe"
day the 10th and lth November.
For the purp of examining all persons who claim eH,
empIion from Home Guard duty On account Of physIc'l
disability, according the provisions Of General Order
No. s. ISSUE d from the Adjutant Generals Office;
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General North CarOins.
Oct I9, 1898. SIT
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SPEECH FOR A LIEUTENANT Let me seek the thckest OF
ne fight Ny Matilda is faitheSs-my overdfawn bills
are in hands for ndlbe than the 0e Away to bank
ruptcy or death!
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eO Enn GALLERY FOR sALE.-I

&O EAn GALLERY FOR SALE.-I
SDo9eDVV have for sale in Concord, N e. a
Gals well assorted lot Of good Cameras to 4 szas
lot of Porcetome bath holders and hydrometers lot
of fine glass and mats exra aOt of good alcohol ether
&c. All other fittings for operating gallery Any
Artist will do we'll TO call who may wish to purchase
a good stock.
d. II. FINK, Art. and Surg. Dentist,
Concord, n. C.
Oct 90 1858. s7-4tpd.
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The VINO the prize for the first Latin poem at
Cambridge University England tbs year. stole quar-
of 1t from The Prev prize poetry of Oxford oxford
flaps her wings; Cambridge Is in disgrace
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jeff Davis lately ordered len. Bragg to shoot so
mIny of his men. We wish somebody would order him
not 10 shout So IN my Of ours.-L0uisotAs ,LlurnaL
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TISDER-A thin rag such, for instance as the dresses
of modern females, intended to catch the sparks raise
fine, and light up a match.
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RR. b. F.. ARLINGTON RESPECTFUkkIL.i.
H offers his professional services tothe citizens
eigh and surrounding country in the practice oil the
Destistry and treatment of the various diseases u
mouth pertaining to the Dental Structure. , Hotel,
Patrons given as reference. Office in Exchapge
Room No "a. eff
Raleigh, Oct 1853.
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DILES, FISTULA, JUNIORS, ULCERA.
Il TIONS OF THE WOMB, SPERMATORRHGA
SYPHILITIC AFFECTIONS, &c DR. J. A CLopToS Of
Huntsville Alabama operates with perfect success for
Piles and guarantees perfect every case of Piles
VIII the Tumors down when at STOOL He operated
with perfect few DAYS ago, in of Al wears
standing his tumors coming down large as large tea
cup at every STOOL Those who doubt may address Mr. h.
H. Berry, Monti cello. Florida.
Dr. c. operated desperate cases in Salisbury last
year. of them is known every citizen of Salisbury
He can be consulted at home, Huntsville Ala for the
present.
March %, 1888. 24-w&swtf
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6taRIsTMAN,s CONFERENCE.-The MOST

ENHRISTMAN'S OINTMENT.--THE MOST
~ popular and eiicaciouS the Southern COnfedeacr,
is now prepared in Wilson, n. c., by TH0S. F. CHRIST.
MAN.
The chief object in the original manufacture of this ONT
men for the of Itch in its various forms 1t has,
however proved itself invaluable remedy for letter,
Scadhead cutaneOuS Diseases in instances old sores
of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism. So speedy
has relief been found in its for itch and letter that the
army has of late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital use In its application 20 hundred cases
each of itch and letter but failed of 1t has
been tested horse flesh and found certain for sore
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative powers
any amount of reliable certificates coud be adduced Such
is deemed out of place. the ointment when tried gives
ample proof of its vauabeneSS in the Of all these all
ments II can be used in any climate either cold or hO
rainy or clear weather without any danger to the patient
This ointment put up only by the subscriber in TN ana
glass jars, with full directions and will be furnished
persons in want of it at from three dollars TO T dollars
according to Of jar, application accompanied with
the cash Druggists will be furnished at reasonable De-
ducton bypurcasing large quantity. All orders pomP'
~ attended to-
REFERENCES.
CHARLES +. Deems, D. d Wilson, \. C.
w. G JORDAN Wilson, N C..
Dr.. W. b. HOOPER, Caswell Co., n. c.
Wilson n c. Aug ~ 1888 70-1y
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"a OTICE.-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED
~ the jail of Guord County, Greens boro', n.
the sth day of August 1862 negro who cal him.
self GEORGE is feet 10 inches high and will weigh
abont l7O pounds black with very thick under lip
Some scars the back of his neck which be says was
done by lancet when he was sick. He has beard
around the mouth and looks to be about 45 years
says he belongs Edmund Norcum, of Carere county
and left with Edmund Malet and was hired to Bur-
ney Hooper, of Fayetteville N. C. He says he has been
runaway for some time
The owner of said boy requested to come forward,
prove property pay charges and take him away he will
be dealt with according to law. C.. A. BOON,
Sheriff of Guilford County.
October !, 1868. 74-tf
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UNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

q me HUNDRED DOLLARS REWA RU,s'
" Runaway from the subscriber Sunday the 2fth of
January last, my negro boy named ANTHONY. He Of
whitish yellow complexion about feet orr inches
hgh - or 20 DID, and supposed to weigh about $40
pounds He has heavy head of hair and talks short when
questioned, and has down look. No doubt he syngtO
pass for free boy.
will give the bOve reward for him delivered to me
Prospect HILL Caswel County, confined in any jail sol
get him. F. L. WARREN.
Caswell Co., March o. 1858. 26-w&sHtf.
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TASONIC.-THE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND
lVA Representatives of the Grand Lodge of Free and
Accepted Masons of North Carolina will meet the Ma
sonic Hail. in this CITY, Monday evening the 9TH of
December next at O'Clock.
full representation is earnestly desired business of
much importance will then and there be submitted for The
consideration Of the Grand Lodge.
WILLIAM 7. Balm, Grand Secretary.
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a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE..THE SIR,
"A scrlber having qualified at the last session. August
term OF Wake county Court as the of Camp
having accounts CLAIMS demands against said estate to
present them to him for payment within the time prescribed
BY law or this notice will be plead bar of heir recovery
while all those indebted to said estate they will please cali
Mr. p Pescnds Drug Store where they will find their
accounts and evidences of debt, and settle them.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON Admir-
ofC. T. Iredell, decd
October H. 1862 So
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RR. JOHN w. MAY, LOCATED At G ~.
EI GANSVILLE, Rockingham county, N g. vii. grV
special attention to the treatment of Fistula. Pes
Diseases of the Womb. Spermatorrhea, Ulcers y.
Debility Secret Diseases and Serofuous Affections.
has had long experience and practice and has Deeu De
formy successful in the treatment OF such diseases Ill
can be consulted at home by letter personally anu
communications strictly confidential. . o.
September Z, 1888. fo-"H.
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sPEcgLATIoS.-A word that sometimes begins with lis
second letter.
VICE -Miscalculation; obqutY of moral vision; tenn
pOrarr Smadness ~
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UAKER MEADOWS FOR RENT.-ON
behalf of the widow and heirs of the late Col JAS. g.
81 Mcdowell SHALL Saturday the l4th day of Novenl-
Der next the Court House in MorganIOn, se for two
Years the highest bidder the lands and plantation known
as Quaker Meadows"
from Mlrganton and for situation and fertility is
passed BIZ any farm in the Iurty of Burke.
The consists of about 1000 acres half of which
is cleared and of this than $40 rich river bot
tom.
The place will be let in two parcels The homestead
contains large story brick dwelling with the usual
on budings found Oh large plantation.
The other section has good dwelling house and out.
houses
Possession given Immediately.
At the same time and place Will be sold quantity of
Corn Wheat, Rye Fodder, Hay, &c and few Negroes
hired CHAS. MANLY.
Raleigh, Oct %, 1868. STD.
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STONEWALL JACKSON.-THE LIFE OF
- "STONEWALL JACKSON" BY Vrginian.
Price, So, at POMEROY'S
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OFFIcE w. & w. II. r. CO.. WILMLNG.

OFFICE w. & w. Il. r. CO., WHINING.
" ton N. C Oct. 22d, 1863 Dividend No 25.
The Directors have declared dividend of twenty per
centsOn the Capital Stock of the Wilmington Weldon
Railroad Company payable to the Stockholders on and a
the 18th of November next Books Transfer Of
Stock will be closed the lst of November until after
the 18th J. w. THOMPSON
Secretary and Treasurer
Oct g. 1858. std
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GRINDSTONES FOR SALE.-WE ARE
N prepared TO furnish GRINDSTONES from two to
eight feet in dametsr-an excellent article
SHAY, WILLIAMSON & CO.,
Agents for P. Lineban.
Raleigh, n. c Aug II, 1868. 67-3mpd.
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.SALT AND. RECEIVE HAVE ON con.
- sgnment large lot of Coast Salt, Tor sale 0y D'
sack, or larger quantity Also Rice by the terce al
CREECH & LITCHFORD'S,
Auction and Com. Store.
Raleigh, July z, 1858. 30.
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SECOND YEAR OF The WAR, BY ED.
y WARD A POLLARD. Price s.; by mail, IS 80
Also, First Year Of the War-by E. a. Pollard Price
s.; by mail, s. ga.
No Name. by WiIke C1llins-Author of The Woman in
White. Pr &c S4; by mail IS 81,
Aurora f oyd Price, So; by mail, 50 25
Great EXP ectatlon. Price 50; by mail 3 25
Strange Story. Price So; By mail, IS 25.
At, POMEROY'S.
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THNO REFUGEES.-A HOUSE AND LOT IN
WikeSbeFough to rent for the balance of the year
terms moderate-w suit small family-say six persons
convenient outhouses attached. Apply soon above.
G ]. COWLES
May 5, 1863. l9-wtf
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aEN. BROWN & CO.. COMMISSION MER

IN n. BROWN 81 CO., COMMISSION NJ Err
e q. chants HillsDorOugh. n On sale
10000 lbs Smoking Tobacco "0caneche," 10000 lbs.
Manufactured ditto,
10000 lbs Salt,
5000 lbs Rice
2O,nOD Clay Pipes. assorted,
500 lbs. Spanish Brown,
500 pounds English Copperas,
$50 pounds Dutch Madden,
50 pounds Spanish Indigo,
pounds Fig Blue,
1900 pounds English Soda,
barrels Tanners OIL,
Salad Oil and Backing,
Green and Black Tea
100 Tooth Brushes assorted,
$50 Fine aud Coarse Combs,
Q 400 spool White aud Black Cotton
80 pounds Black Fax Thread,
81 gross Steel Pens and Lead Pencils,
80 reams Cap Letter and Note Paper,
Envelopes and Ink,
81 sets Knives and Forks
Tallow and Adamantine Candles,
Nails Iron, and Cut Tacks,
81 BruOmS,
Black Grape,
Iampb.ack and Turpentiue,
LOU Edge Plates,
100 Wash Bowls,
loo Linuen G. Haudkerchiefs assorted.
Wanted-A kinds of Produce.
November 9, 1858 So If.
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INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.-OLD DOMINION
II March, Nordendof.
Lorena Fantass-BTilIiant Study for Pano-C. Nor
dendof
Rock Ne to Sleep. Mother-Brlaut Study for Piano.
G.. N1rdendOf.
Gen. Beaureglrd's Grand March-Mrs V. G Coudin
Beauregard Manassas Quickstep-A. Nor.
Madeus Prayer-Badarzenski.
Bright Eyes Gallop.
Never Surrender Quicksep-E. Eaton
Our First Presidents Quickstep-P. Rivinac
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