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BLOODED HORSES FOR SALE.

B-M, TOBACCO FLY BY RED EYE, OUT OF
III Fire Fly, Imp Priam, G.. dam by Imp. LusbOrOugb,
lost only out Of fx-5 years od-nOw stinted
2 Her produce, B. F., by Albion, J oaled last spring
E. Br II Horse Fly by Imp. Flyby Night out Of Fire
l. Br. F, full sister to last named, $500.
s. b. NJ. Lola BY Bailie Peyton out of regt mare flow
years old and stinted to Tar Rivera fine brood and
saddle animal, 1850.
s. Her produce B. w. Esther, bv Gen. Hawkins bay
Priam, years old now stnted to Tar River, $500.
T. B. H., full brother to last named years old, $500.
s. B. F, bNImp. Fly by Night, years DID, $500
g. b. C., Epsilon, by Epsilon Jr, one year DID, $4OO.
10. b C.by Albion, Jr which horse Col. Green lost
upon the fall of Roanoke Tsland-las springs colt.
II. B. c. by same out of No 6. foaled May 10Th, 1852,
as was No 10 perfect MATCH price for pair. $500
I2. Bell, Mid Night. by Imp. Albion, dam by Imp,
Glencoe, years old 81 900.
l8 B. NJ Pitch Dark years old. in foal to Albion, Jr.
she by Imp. Albion dam Stakeholder e. dam by Imp.
Leviathan, $iOn.
Il Ch N, Kitty, years old, splendid saddle horse,
BY Roanoke, $500.
Is. $. H., Regent, Jr, by Regents years old, $500.
l6. B: II Beauregard, year old, by Gen NJ. T. Haw-
ns bay Pram. This believed to be The first Or secund
best horse in the country lie the great New Market
Sweep Stake in two straight heats beating fine field
Among them Nnette full sister tO the renowned Planet
his dam by Imp Trustee lie Is full brother To the c-le-
b-ated race Nurse, Frank Allen. We will take for him
ga 900; and if snd by the first of April will let him
to limited number Of thorough bred mares at $50 ler
season.
II. AIso a pair of dark brown carriage horses By
Wagner horSe-large, gentle and well broken 70 single
or double harness, $IOO
Being over stocked with horses, will sell at private
SALE the above list Most Of their pedgreeS thu
rough and fashionable in this country. More COM
pete pedigrees will be furnished purchasers.
After the LIST Of next month"; 0 per cent Will be added to
tie prices of any of this list then uusod.
EmeraIda, near warrenton, ". c.
Jan 90, 1858 Pm
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March 8. 1873.
$50, 900 NORTH-CAROLINA BONDS FOX
SALE.
Office of the Chatham Railroad Co.,
D., "A M.n.nl,

RALEIGH, n. u, March 9th, 1873.
ON OR BEFORE APRIL lST, 1868, THE SUB
THIRTY.FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS g., ,OOO) NORTH
CAROLINA SIX PER CENT. COUPON BONDS of the
denominations of $500 and $1,000 interest payable sen-an-
nuay the first days of January and July in each
she Public Treasury and the principal at the end OF
twenty from the first Of January A. d. 1863 Thee
bonds Under ordinance of the Convention, amending
the Charter the Chatham Railroad Company issued
the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Company in exchange
for bonds of the latter Company, deposited with the Pub
lie Treasurer principal and interest payable at the
time but with liberty to the Company TO discharge such
bonds before maturity Payments made by the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad Company, to be exclusively ap
piled to the redemption of the State bonds issued to the
Company
Proposals will likewise be received FIFTEEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS 5000 u NUrthCarOliua six cent.
bonds similar The above but issued to hety of Rqiegh
in exchange for like bonds of the City Payments made by
the City be applied TO the redemption of the State
bonds issued to that corporation,
Attention is invited to the following section Of an act
passed by the General Assembly It's late session. by
uhich the bonds advrrtSed have the louie security of the
State Of North Carolina and Of corporations Of the highest
financial standing:
SEC. s. Be IL further enac.si, That all of money
paid by the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road Company and
the City of Raleigh Treasurer Of the State in salts
faction of the phcpa and interest Of the bonds of said
corporations deposited with the Treasurer contemplated
in the said Ordinance of the Convention, shall be applied
first the payment of the interest Of the bonds Uthe State
given said corporations nexchaage for their own, and the
residue shall be paid TO the Commissioners of the sinking
fund.- used By them their discretion for heredemp
tien Of said bonds Of tue State.
Copies of the laws under which said bonds issued,
may be had application to the undersigned. Proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for Bonds and addressed
the undersigned and will be opened in the presence OF
Public Treasurer and of the President Of the Bank of
'' KEMP P. BATTLE, President.
Raleigh March O. 1865. 2l-td .
Charlotte Democrat Wilmington Journal and Fayetteville
Observer copy twice week till day.
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NEWSPAPERS AND THE WAR-No class of men
seem so indifferent to their pecuniary interests
as newspaper men. Whilst the merchant sells his
wares at five to ten thousand per cent advance OH
the old products in proportion, and whilst every
thing necessary to sustain life, as well as newspa
per- is selling at ten and twenty prices, publishers
are still furnishing daily papers at very slight ad
vance on the old rates. We believe it may be safe
" assumed that there are but two classes of in
the Confederacy, not in the army, who are not
spectators" or "high price men," in some way
or other. The person who still breaches to his con-
gregation at salary which barely keeps soul and
BODY together, while publishers Of newspapers are
working for the public gratis and boarding them
selYeS.-COlum6us Sun,
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SOUTHERN Field AND PRESIDE.

SUBSCRIPTION ADVANCED TO a PER YEAR.
OWING TO A FURTHER ADVANCE IN THE PRICE
" Of paper and the limit put upon supply the Pro-
eor respectfully that from and after the st
o. March, the price Of the FIELD AND FIRESIDE will
te as fIlluws:
For one year, - g.
For six months
No deductions made to clubs and subscriptions re-
Fed for less than six months. PostInasers will be al
"Ted 20 per cent. as heretofore.
increased exertons will be used to make the paper attrac
-, TIE RAND0LPHS, OF RANDOLPH HALL"
WI De Completed IN the 10th number. Back numbers
a'anng this interesting romance, be supplied. In
AVrelette of ''-'
m INDIA MORGAN. OR THE LOST WILL.
nil Will run through several numbers of the paper and
m pe accompanied by original Tales, Essays and Poems
% e oeS writers in the country. AS only fixed sun
paper can be had the edition is limited and Those
70 secure this favore family paper would do well
O5 Skng remtanees be particular to state the Post
. County and State, and to send no local shnplas-
JAMES GARDNER,
g,,ob :. , Augusta, Ga.
=" 10 1898. 22-4t.
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GARAGE SpRoUTS-Very few people take half the
Mains they ought to with cabbages. When they
srp cut, no matter how-the stumps are left to
brinc sprouts, 10 matter when Tor how many. Now,
be fact Is, chat when sprouts begin to come, they
should all be rubbed off out the best or at best two
Int if there be only one left to grow on each stump,
twill grow faster and BETTER and be occasionally as
rood as the first head that was cut nsteaA of which,
multitude of ofsmal ones are allowed to grow not
any of which bring good hearts, and all are, for the
MOST part, but poor apology for greens: When
cabbage cut, the leaves should be cut off the stem.
As soon as the buds Of the stump begin. to
grow, rub off all that are. not wanted, leaV-
inc one of the strongest and best to grow into
head, which it will do in incredibly short time,
eoualng, and most frequently excelling the first
head itself in flavor and appearance. This is adapt
ed for more than market gardens, because there is
some trouble in rubbing or taking off the useless
shoots but it is we'll worth while in the case Of
early cabbages in private family, for it forms an
excellent second crop.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

N CONFORMITY WITH THE PROCLAMATION OF
President Davis religions ices will be held at Oaky
GoVe Church, fourteen miles southeast Of Raleigh, FRI
Cav the 9th March.
The people the neigE bOrhood invited to attend
shd n in prayer to Almighty God for his gracious prntec
against the of enemies and for the restOra
uOn Of the blessings of peace beloved country
WM NJ. JORDAN, Pastor,
B. T. BLAKE, S. A. P.
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PRINCE OF WALES MARRIAGE-Albert Edward,
Prince of Wales marriage, which was appointed to
nke place on the 10th, was celebrated by British
subjects in New York and Washington on that day,
though the Herald says private letter was received
in New York, saying that it had been postponed to
the 10th of the month. He is to be married to the
Princess Alexandria, of Denmark. At the dinner
gi7en in Washington by Lord Lyons, very kind
tOastS to the United States it is sad were drank.
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NOTICE.

'- NOTICE. a
TIME UNDERSIGNED, HAVING AT TIE TERN OF
II Orange County Court, sitting, qualified as adj
mnstraOr upon The estate Of David NJ Cheek, deceased
hereby gives notice TO all persons having claims upon the
same to present them within the time by law allnWed or
this notice will be plead in bar of recovery All persons
indebted will please make an early payment.
ALSO at the late residence Of said David NJ Cheek, upon
"Wednesday, 18th of March next will his adminstra
tor expOse 10 public sale to the highest bidder consde
abe quantity Of personal property, viz horses, mules
hogs cattle, excellent horse some pro-
visions household and kitchen furniture stock upon farm,
and growing crop will also hire at.the same time for
the remainder of this year, some four slaves.
Terms made known at time and place of sale.
THOMAS FERRELL, Admir-
Orange County, Feb. o. 1868. l9-td.
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PROPERTY FOR, SALE, &c
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

DESIRE TO SELL MY PLANTATION SIT TUATED
two miles east of McLeansville station, and ten miles
east of Greensboro The tract Contains about 2SS
The land is well suited the production of corn, wheat
oats and tobacco, and in good state Of mproyeuent-
Abt one third of the tract is cleared and under COED
fences and fenced of in five separate parts and the balance
in the native forest very large and splendid meadow m
frst rate Condition. In addition comfortable dwell
ing and all necessary OuhQuses there two other good
houses that could easily beh9ved. small, select ORCHARD;
the tract is well watered.
will sell the stock and CROP il bought by the middle of
May next and give immediate possession.
For any further Information in reference to the place.
apply to c. A BOon Greensboro b. l.. Smith, Gibson
vile, Guilford county.
wish it distinctly understood that will take COnfeder
ate money for this plantation, and will sell on reasonable
terms. GEORGE ROE.
G.. A. BOON, Agent.
March 81 la-lm
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NofTcEs, &c.
NOTICE..

PURSUANCE OF AN ACT ENTITLED AN ACT
to amend an Act TO establish the Bank of Lexington
and to establish separate Bank to be called the Bank of
passed at the last session the General Assembly
Inc Bank of Graham duly organized the 9TH day OF
March. 1853 By the election Of r. Y AeAden, President
and G Mtbane Cashier. Notice is hereby given that
the bills of The Bank of Lexington payable at Graham, will
be paid at the Bank If Graham
c. P MEBANE, Cashier
Bank of Graham.
C. F. LOWE, Cashier,
Bank OF Lexington.
Graham, N. c., March II, 1858. 23-lmpd.
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NOTICE.

nN ACCOUNT OF AGE AND INFIRMITY, WILL
" sell my HOTEL in the town Of Monroe, Union COun-
ty, NC Also the furniture and fixtures, stables, offices,
&c, all of which and in cohNIlee order. The
Wilmington and Rutherfrdon Railroad runs through the
town. and this is the only Hotel in the place Also three
town lots besides, lying the Hotel Also, good.
plantation having IS of fresh open land joining the
town. Any persun drSirnuS of purchasing will find at
any time ready to show the property and willing to dis
pose Of it on very favorable terms --
Monroe, N. , Feb II, 1868. l5-l0t
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TTNHE UNDERSIGNED EXECUTORS OF THE LAST
L will and testament uSRhOdes N Herndnn, late ot the
County of Granville and State Of North Carolina deceased
will the 18th day of March next, the CURT House
door the of Oxford sell the highest bidder for
longing the the said deceased in said County of
Granville. Said real estate consists of grst mill and
premises several tracts Of land lying within convenient
distance of said town, and the following property in said
town, to wit: the Hotel, known the Oxford Hotel;
two hOuses several vacant lots eigbY situated,
and three four other lots improved having thereon
and comfortable dwelling houses out houses &C. The
mill is about three tourhS of mile from said town and is
of great value 1t gnds both wheat and oOrn and
acures very superior article of -four and the custom to
it is full and steady The Hotel is situated in the of
the Town just opposite The Court House. aud is capable of
accommodating large number Of guests 1t has been long
established and literally paronized, and is widely and ia
vOraby known Amongst the improved lots attention is
especially invited to the which the deceased resided
1t contains about fifteen or twenty and hs on it
of The most elegant and eommodious mansions in the State
together with all necessary OuthOuseS which
nenty arranged and are also the other improve
ments about The grounds in style corresponding with
that of the mansion house There is also the place
fine orchard and in every respect the situation
ceedngy desirable one OF the tracts of land the one
known as the HESTER plantation is deemed to be par
Ecuariy valuable 1t is six miles from the town of Ok
frd and contains about nine hundred acres Of which
nearly Oneha (mOsy fresh land) is in cultivation aud
the residue is in original forest The soil is good and we'll
adapted To the production of corn wheat and
There is on the plantation gond dwelling house with all
such barns stables negro houses and other outpldngs
as are necessary and suitable and also large apple and
peach orchard.
The negroes are about sixty in number, and amongst
them very valuable seamstreSses
held hands. mechanics, and also experienced miller.
The perlshabe property consists of stock of different
kinds household and kitchen furniture, wagons and gear
farming utensils aOur bacon, and q variety
Of things too tedious mention.
Should the weather be bad the day above desig
naed the sale will take place the next fair day there
after and when commenced will be continued ro1 day
to day till completed.
Further particulars will he made known on the day Of
sae and be obtained in the meantime by application
to the undersigned, or to any one of them.
JOHN z. HERNDON,
D. C. HERND0N, .SExecutors
H. C. HERNDON
Oxford. N. c.. Feb 10, 1853. I3-td.
Richmond Whg, and Enquirer, the Petersburg Express
and Wilmington Journals insert daily to the amount of
$2 each and theFayetteVs Observer Saw annab Repub
lican and Augusta Chronicle insert weekly to the
of IS each and the Greensboro Patriot weekly
the amount of and forward bills to this Office for set
tement.
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Tbs Semi Sfapoafo.

Tur Presidents SoNG AT ANTIETAM. New
VI correspondent, Manhattan, of the London
iF Woyninq Herald tells the following of the Presi
Fancy President sir, calling upon an officer on
.ha bloody field of Antietam TO sing hima song. 1t
fact that President Lincoln, when he visited the
battlefield of Antietam before the corPSes had been
T,ric5 called upon an officer who had been report
u IN him as good song singer, to "step out and
s;.r me song" and then, in an open plain, in
Sa,2nr of the dying, and in sight of the Sightess
Jsa5 the officer sung for the President of the Uni:
.oS States Jim along Josey" What splended
Snt 5St much abused rnler old Nero WAS. He fidded
vbie Rome was burning, but never called out one
ofb;s officers to sing Jim along Josey."
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MEDICINES AND ACIDS.

OPIUM, ALUM, CAMPHOR. MORPHINE, CALOMEL
" Quinne, EPSON Salts Quicksilver, &c, and French
BRANDY, Port and Sherry Wines, and Whskey-Nitric
Nuac aud Suphuric Acids, and Lnseed OIL and Indigo
Z. NYE HUTCHINSON.
Charlotte, y. c., Feb. II, 1853. l5-2m.
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RELIGIONS Services

VIII be held at Oaky Grove Church on the second and
Nuh Sabbaths in each month of the present year,
nenclng on next Sabbath at IL o'clock, forenoon.
- b. T. BLAKE.
March l3, 1863. 22-4t.
- Progress copy twice. and Register two weeks
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PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.
BUFFALO SPRINGS FOR SALE.

EEILL ACCOMMODATE $50 PERSONS. WATER
w equal 10 any in Virginia; easy Of access, and well
parunIZed. Price $4,000. For futher particulars apply
10 RUFUS K. SPEED,
Weldon. n. C..
March 8, 1868. ,lg-lm.
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800 REWARD.

SIUU HEWARD.
IL TnAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
JaL Isl Of Of March, negro boy ELLICK Said bow is
Reis On uattN tanner by trade and quite intelligent
years DID, about six feet hh weighs ITS l6s and
rd f passes as free under forged papers. When last
W,r e Was in the vicinity of Raleigh c. The abore
House VI " be paid for his delivery to me at Union Court
Get him u or for his arrest and confinement so that can
PHILIP DUNN,
March T. ,o,, UnionviIle, s. C.
- ''o@- 23-2tpd.
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NOTICE.

II OST, TWO NOTES ON e. b. GUTHRIE, PAYA.
h BILE to W. H. Guthrei note for twelve hundred
dollars the other for fifty dollars both given the
date November a. 1852 hereby lurewaIn all persons
from trading for either Of the said 'nOies also forbid
said G. d. Guthrie to pay to any except myself for
either o the above notes have received value
for the said notes. w. ii. GUTHRIE,
Co. SD N. c. Truops
Kinstun. N. c. :
March 10, 1863 2I-4t.
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BROKE JAIL IN oNsLow COUNTY.

BROKE JAIL IN ONSLOW COUNTY.
AN WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 4TH INST, WILLIAM
u, F RIGGS indicted for murder, and three negroes,
BEN PRINCE and JACK. Ben is about sixty years old,
and Prince about eighteen aid belong 10 the heirs Of E.
T. Jones' of Jones County Jack is about thirty years old
and belongs to Lott Richer of Sampson County Riggs
about THIRTY years DID, light complicated about five feet
inches high and weighs about one hundred and forty
pounds Twill pay reward of ten dollars each for the
above named negroes any person who will denver them
to me or conine them in any jal so can get them.
L. MURRILL, JR, Shift
Feb. H. 1863. l5-3m.
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DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
house and DOT in Greensborough, N c. The lot cum
tains two acres, well improved. The dwelling is cum
modious well built house. in good repair with all neOes,
sary outbudings For full particulars. apply ad-
dress j. E. TH0M, P. NJ,
..r.. Greensbozopgh, n. c.
- Jan. so, 1858, left
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GRINDSTONES.

" hlN LIS lON CSs -' =
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED THE EXTENSIVE
and will keep large stock of superior quality of any size
required to suit all kind of work. and wall be delivered at
McIvers d. pot, for cents per pound There is Rail-
road and Yater Communication from this point
the Sohtherh COnfederacy All orders will be filled and
delivered at the above mentioned place. by addressing
p. LlNEHAN,
Branch p. o,
Chatham Co, n. c..
Jan. 9, 1888. be- 49,. -. 4-3m.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

SALE UF Valuable LANU'
DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE COURT OF
II Equity Fall Term, 1862. will offer for sale on the
premises in Davidson County Tuesday the ILh day Of
April next a tract Of land ntaning 335
less adjoining the lands of Henry Walser Geo. W Hege,
aud and adjoining the Iadkn Institute on the id-
kin river.
credit of six ard twelve months will be given, by bond
and approved security from the purchaser:
B. A. kITTRELL, c. NJ. E.
Lexington, Mdrch 9Th, 1868. 2O-td.
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STOLEN,

STOLEN,
ERON THE SUBSCRIBERS STABLES ON LAST
Il Sunday night BAY HORSE. about nine years old,
medium size black legs he holds his tail to side when
travelling, his eyes weak shows good deal of white
about his eyes Any person returning the horse will be
rewarded. w. I. D0RTCH.
Goldsboro', N q, March 49, 1858. 22-4:. {.
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n 'oWN AND CLARIFIED SUGARS,
" t,aaSS SSoHSiGNMENT IN BARRELS AND HOGS.
"-s' nee Brown and Clarified Sugars
Rssisb M,,o, - - g4S. NJ. 'TOWLES, Agt.
~ 1863 q 2S-
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GERMS OF TIE WEEKLY Three Dollars pr Oanan

TERMS OF THE wEEKLY-Thrss Dollars pr Ga~sm
.srinby in advance.
IN ngprs are discontinued al the expiration Of Tie time
tr ,rEitt they ha5e bee" paid
,tos of Advertising in Semi-Weekly Standard.
h h6- reCularrates Of advertising follows:
0ne SQUARE "A lines or leSs first insertion, 81 90
III SUBSEQUENT insertion, 90
Irger advertisements in proportion.
Enfracs will be made with advertisers, at the dbOve
I1 rates for six twelve months and at the close OF
~ contract 8S per cent will be deducted from the gross
smOun , - Ls;ass s,rds mot oxcaedinp five lines
h inserted in either the Weekly or Senl-W eeky tor
VIZ S SIX months $40 for twelve months; OF IN Doth
80 ~, far $40 for six months, $5 for twelve months
Oates of Advertising in Weekly Standard.
One dollar per square. for the first insertion; @ s9 and T I
cents sFiv adpertissaents matter hon toHg Ehey
Only limited number of advertisements nus WIN n,h 0e
fIytt@d into the Weekly. All advertisements moi Stner
@ directed are inserted in the ana Gep5 1
ESe eoonrdinoiy When the number OF Insertions Is nO'
ed o he advertisement it is inserted until forbid
- Money sent us by mail is at our 'sk
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800 NEGROES WANfEI

800 NEGROES WANTED.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THREE
II hundred hands to work the grading of the Chat
ham Railroad
The line through henAhy country high ridge.
and all hands employed the road, will be we'll fed and
cared for We will hire either by the month the year.
Apply to us at Cary, miles west of Raleigh, at Hay
wood, or LOckyille, Chatham county, N. G..
/. N. CLEGG CO., Contractor.
REFERENCES.
X. P. Battle, Pres't. Chatham R. r. Company, Raleigh,
and w. J. Hawkins Pres't Raleigh CASTOR r. X. Com
pany, Raleigh.
Feb. 10, 1883 l3-tE
~ Richmond Enquirer Rehmond Examiner, Peters
burg Express Charleston Mercury Daily Prngress Will
mngOn Journal and Fayetteville Observer will each in
sert to the amount of six dollars and forward bills to Office
n. G. Standard.
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BROOM CORN SEED.

a GENTLEMAN WHO RAISED CROP OF
A Broom Corn last year. has large quantity of SEED
for sale Pce $3.50 per busheI One dollar extra when
bag furnished. Printed directions for the cultivation
All orders sent WILLIEJ PALMER, Principal Of the
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind will
eeiYe'p prompt attention. .-- -.. "a es-- z-fs
Raleigh, Feb. ~, 1861 b. r = le-lp,