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CoNDoLRECE.-On the 4th inst, the clerks of
the General Land Office addressed to Commits.
sioner Edmonds letter of coincidence, SYM
pathiZing with him in the recent bereavement
befallen to his family.
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MARRIED,
a O'Keson. D. s. N FORD OF Washington. d. G..
to Miss NJ ELLA WEBB, of the former place
DIE

DIED,
At O'Clock .. m, :, A pril 5th. MICHAEL sNEl.
ton of Thomas and Ellen Snee, aged years and 10
months.
His funeral will take place to morrow afternoon.
April eth. from the residence Of his parents on
61l ST., bet. and 1ts., Island
On Wednesday evening, April 5th, HATTIE N.
=. TYLER, eldest daughter OF Daniel and Lavinis
Tyler, aged Is years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invi
ted to attend her funeral at the residence of her
parents. New York avenue, - doors west from 4th
St, on Friday. At O'Clock p. m.
On the 5th instant, BENNII child of Edmund
and Margaret A. Fren sh, aged months.
The funeral will take place on Friday, at o'cl'k
Pm.
AT Detroit, Mich, on the 3Ist March, Mrs ED.
mUNDS, wife OF the Hon. J NJ Edmunds, Com
missioner of General Land 0fice
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RYyAs. O. MCGUIRE d co.. Auctionsers.

L AND NJ sTREETs. IT Auction.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 9th, at s
O'CLOCK. the premises. shall sell part Of Lot
9, in square No. III, fronting Is feet on Twentieth
street, between and streets north and extend
ing back l4 feet 10 iches to 80 foot public alley.
Title perfect.
Terms: One half in cash; the remainder in sir
months with interest, secured by deed of trust
the premises.
chsser. jas G. MCGUIRE CO.,
8p3-d Auctioneers
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TIE SECOND anniversary celebration of Con.
cordia Lyceum will be held in the 18th street
Baptist Church, on Friday evening, April 7th,
At o'clock. There will be a contestin oratory
for gold medal by the members of the Ly.
ceum. The public are invited to attend. 81
ExCITRMgN T on Pennsylvania avenue, No
s36, at the Dollar Jewelry Store. Something
new and beautiful. 2t*
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CoNCERT.-The concert given by the choir
OF the Dunbart ton street Church, Georgetown,
on Wednesday last, will be repeated this even
ing. In addition to the choice selections of
that entertainment, several new pieces will be
performed. A rare musical treat is expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-06

is endeavoring to obtain permission to estab-
lish himself in Richmond, and to assemble the
Legislature Of loyal Virginia.
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RYW. L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers.
TO WHOLESALE GROCERS, HOTELS. RES
TAERANTs, AND ARMY TRADERS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The Second Trade Sale by order Of John Farrell.
to be held at Commercial Buildings, Louisiana
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, en- TUES
DAY, April 4, commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m, We
will sell rs follows:
Consisting of shipments from
81 Louis, Mo. 400 cases OF the celebrated NAVY
Lewis Co.'s brand Smoking and Chewing To-
bacco,
CinSpn a., Ohio l,eeO cases of Candles; 100 bbls.
Chicago, I'll /; 60 ties. Hams. Bacon, Sides. Shout
ders, Lard, &C., this seasons curing, and But
Pittsburgh Pa; goo bbls. Whisky. of brands we'll
known in this market
New York; 30 bbls Syrup, su gar, DC. 90 bbls,
Mercer and Peachhlow Potatoes; 500 bbls. Onions;
300 cases genuine Wines.
Full lines Of A NJ Bininger's Liquors, Imported
Phiisdeiphia; 900 bbls Pickles, Oatsup Eggs,
DC; 500 cases Canned Goods, Jsllies, Preserves,
Baltimore. Md; i 600 bbls. Flour, &C.
Also at the same time and place, the entire
cargo Of the schooner Il. Eorbish, from Boston,
consisting of Dried and Salt Fish, this seasons
Also 100 bbls. prime New England Cider. This
cargo cost the shippers at Boston over Sll,1W.
All the above enumerated goods will be sold per-
emptorily and without limit or price. in lots
adapted to the wants of large buyers, and claims
the attention of such.
Catalogues will be ready for distribution tive
ur nh P 2sst " 'WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
1THE ABOVE SALE ADvERTIsED BY Us
to take place on Tuesday morning at the Com
mercisl Building, is postponed for q few days, of
which time due notice will be given.
ap4 W. L. WALL CO., Aucts.
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NOTICE. re FARMERS AND OTHERS.

AssIsrinT QyARrERMAsrER's OFFICE.
Of sos 1yspty sscSes
The government Manure belonging to the De-
pot Of Wssai5stG Win be sold where i now lies,
may require. at twenty Eve cents per ordinsry
wagon lSsa APPlHstion for the sane e. TO % made
1t the transportatien Office. Quar- termaster's be:
psrtment. CORNER Of g and Twenty second street,
- OHAs. II. TOAPKIHS,
q ss-Nt a4 On oaptain aal &. @.
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GRAFTON d. HANSON, Esq, of this city, suc-
ceeds Major Brooke as chief Of the Paymaster
Generals office
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THE TURNER'S Delegates from various
Turner's Societies of the United States are
holding a National Con vention here TO effect q
permanent organization. The officers are J .
Sitter, OF Williamsburgh, l.. l., president; A.
Wage, of Philadelphia, vice president; Messrs.
StaDgel, of Cincinnati, and Groch, of Roches-
ter, secretaries. The session is harmonious.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORRo
RYJAs. O. MCGUIRE l. CO.. Auctioneers.


eEgAg SAE Es 81 NJ sss M 81 ss
&: S!.a..
nu1loine Lots in Square No. 36S, fronting q rect
streets east and running back Is feet to 50 foot
im5an,ssdstsly after Lot No g. Square 7ss. sab.
psf, bet First and Second SITS east. and running
shIsett. avenue, with front on said avenue OF II
o., o. FRIDAY AFTERNOON. April 9TH. a. ~
and $, in Square So. snSdi vidsd into Q building
ss ss aSs 81 aEs
tots fsent,ns 3 feet inches ON Delaware ave.
lots in square 7so. s fronting on Penn'a ave.,
between 81 and 4th streets east. and one fronting
lots in Square SIS, fronting 2Afee. on the Public
Square, between 9Th and sth streets east
street ecrnep Of sth ssrsss north
Terms: ons-thfrd cash; the balance in six and
twelve months. with interest, secured by deed
4 payment Of s9s will be required at the time OF
An conveyaneins and stamps, At the cost of the
nS5 d J.c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts,
RY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucsieneers.
FORTY HIGHT ACRES 9E VARIABLE LAND.
AEP;A.haAIF MILES FRoM TN oINTRE
the Auction Rooms sha all sell i5 acre Of Va ua
BILE Land. about 21a miles frsm the Centre Market,
lying IN the right hand side 81 the Bladensburg
denee Of Clark Mills; Esq. This land is portion
OF the Dr. s farm It is al 10 state 81 cni sui,
for garden purposes Within. the last year over
loco loads Of manure and 2OSo bushels of1ime have
been put ON the land.
The place is improved By asmsu Log Dwelling
House. l6 by "a feet, and fine new Frame Stable
with Accommodations for ten horses, hay loft ,
&c, &c Five acres are in cultivation as market
garden, with hot beds, DC.
Terms: One third cash the balance IN l. 2. and
years, with interest, secuted by q deed of trust.
ser.
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RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auetionsers.
NEW STORY FRAME HOUBA FOUR
ROOMS AND LOT. AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 9Th April, we shall Sell,
half past FIVE O'Clock, in. front of the premises,
handsome. new two story Frame Horss-No. 253
south street. beg Faen ~ and 9Th streets vest
part lot No. IL, in square No. 49, having trent Of
20 feet inches, by depth OF isttsst Inches
ancing at cost OF purchaser: including revenue
stamps 500 will! be required when the property
NH 2s GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY JAS c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers
CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON STOCK AT
PUBLIC SALE.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 6, at 81
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, We shall sell, in
sums to suit
$500 Corporation of Washington Quarterly six
ap4d j. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctoneers,
DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING HoUsE AND
LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MASSAOdU-
sE9TS AVIEUE, BETWEEN 4TH AND 9TH
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 9th, at ave
O'Clock, the premises. we shall sell, part of Lot
No II in Square South of Square Ne. 5l6, fronting
II feet * ches Massachusetts enue, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, and running back IL feet
inches.
Terms cash.
All conveyan:ing and stamps at cost Of the pur.
chaser
IT S. MARsHALssALE In virtue Of two writs
- of feri facias, issued from the CLERK g Office
of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia,
and to me- directed will expose to public sale for
cash. in front of the Oeurt House door of said
county, on FRIDAY the 7th day of April next,
1865, commencing at u clock all defendants
right, title, claim and interest in and to Lot No
fronting 2e 212 feet on 4 street north, and run
ming back 142 IL feet to 80 foot alley, together
with ali and singular the improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon as the property of Joseph
Stewart, and will be sold to satisfy iudcials Nos
262 and ,c92. in favor of g. Johnson, use of
Columbus Alexander, and the other In favor Of
WARD a. LAMMON,
mar l5-dtd c. 8. Marshal Dist. Col.
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TOR RENT OR POR SAIL.

That first class large new DOUBLE HOUSE,
just completed, at the corner of 9Th and streets
The House is one of the finest ia the city, with
tanning all the modern improvements, and suit
able for member of the Cabinet, Senator, For
ign Minister, any one else desiring an elegant
House Possession given Immediately
For particu lars, inquire of JOS. +. KELLEY,
Real Estate Agent, corner of 9Th and streets,
Ne. 362. lOhron.l mar 3I-lw
TOR sALE-S3 900 cash will purchase q strictly
l. first class RESTAURANT, centrally located
and now doing safe paying business. For par
ticulars apply to MITCHELL & SONS, cor: Pean
avenue and 18th street NH 80 Inn
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PosTPoNED-Thef further hearing OF the case
OF Dennis, Shedd, Seaman and Bauer, the
young men arrested on suspicion OF being con-
Ieeted with the shooting of George Russell,
rear the Franklin engine-house, a few eve-
nings since, has been further postponed until
next Wednesday at o'clock p m. The young
men continued their bail for hearing, except
Bauer, who was discharged upon his own
recogniZance. The reason of the postponement
is the feverish condition OF Mr.. Russell, con-
filming him to his chamber.
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RYJ G. Mes UIRB & CO.. Auetioneers.

THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON
NEW YORK AVENUE, NEAR FOURTEENTH
STREET. AT PUBLIC SALE.
IN MEDN1sDAY AFTERNOON, April IL, at 4
three very desirable building lots. fronting each
i teet inch on the south side of New York ave-,
between 18th and 18th streets. adjoining the drug
store at the corner OF l4th street, and running
oack about loo feet to 8 paved alley.
Iermst 0ne.third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest secured by
deed OF trust on the premises.
,Conveyanees and stamps at the cost OF the pur.
chaser.
ap6-d J. G, MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts
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Il Brick DWELLING HOUSE. with water and
gas containing eight rooms, stu in one of the
most central and pleasant locations in the city,
two squares from the Treasury Department In
Island avenue Possession given 10th APRIL.
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IL TiONS, of both sexes, use HELMBOLD'S
fxTRAOT bUoHU.. It win give brisk and sner.
aatic YaaIinss and enable you te sleep we'll m256n
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GAVE TWENTY-FIVE per cent. by bu yine your
= Chamber. Dining Room and ONCE FURNI-
TURE at Iron Hall. ap SGT
IQhron d Intel
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AUCTION SALES.

TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON 5TH,
NEAR ST., AT PUBLIC SALE.
On "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. April 18th, on
the premises, we shall sell the northern part of
Lot "a; square 5l4, fronting about AZ feet on the
east SIDE of 5th street west, between and n SITS.
This Lot is beautifully situated in q rapidly inn
pIoxing part OF the city, and is capable of being
dlvided into two good sized lots, and will be sold
entire or separately, az desired.
months
Conve ysncinR and stamps at purchasers cost.
ap6d ]. @. MCGUIRE & co .Aucts.
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| WANfED-A competent DRUG CLERK. Only
w those having thorough knowledge eff the
| business need apply. Address Box So Star Office
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Il on the railroad between Washing ton and Bal
timore. We offer for sale three valuable Tracts Of
Land On the railroad between Washington and Bal:
14b acres of fine tobacco land contains . dwelling,
buildings, &c. and two tracts of 100 acres each,
oak &c. &e. The land is beautifully .itusted
and easy of access. For terms. &C., apply to JAS.
G. MCGUIRE CO., Au ctioneers NH 3l-6t
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FURNITURE. PIANOS. DRY GOODS, &C.,AT
AUCTION.
SATURDAY, April Sth, at 10 o'clock, we shall
sell a good assortment Of Furniture, Beds and
Also, an invoice Of Dry Goods, Sheetings, Cali
cos, Ehawls. Hesieres. and lot of fine Shoes and
Boots, Clothing, Trunks, &c. &c,
ap55 st W. b. LEWIS & CO.. Aucts.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-25

We have often read Of cases
wing from the New York
he climax:
leans announcathat Nathan
governor, ex-major-general,
,Cs. has been swearing in that
practice law in the Crescent
take the oath lin such cases
Re took the ''iron-clad'' law
ingredients, has this in it: Il
n. 2. b., have never directly
the United States" &c, &c.
ez, &C., to our knowledge has
a. than any other man that
he thirty millions. 1t can be
II. P. B. has given more "aid
odv rebels" in their revolution
irnent the world ever saw,
/ the continent. Let US see:
got short Of commissary sup
Tho furnished him with hun
pillars worth? Banks! Dick
/ after, the thorn in his side)
S supplies. We wont&eH how
him. Mr.. Greeley tells US of
story to the west. We first
bis great Texas expedition.
rleans with 10000 men, with
stance of GLORIOUS war;" He
depot Of supplies at Brashear
5 old Yirginian enemy, stub
vance. After being beaten at
urth his numbers, Unchanged
# going to Texas he went to
his immense supplies. Dick
fixed on this magazine. He
I'VE bread. He let Banks go
rlv on the morning of the Esd
nd himself ia possession OF
fsoners, and about So, 600, 900
ave Taylor's "rebels' clothing
Tbs \! Taylor got hungry again,
/; commissary was soon to be on
Contamination was to be had
'exas. Taylor only had about
srebels." Banks marched up
men. He carried train OF
!, to bring back the cotton
b his corps separated fifteen
j at Mansfield, smashed up bis
illery, and about four miles OIL
c, sugar, and paper collars !
ANONYMOUSLY back, and his cot,
arranged between the rebel
lf-was frustrated by the obsti-
Dick TAYLOR. When N. p. b.
le ought to count up the MIN
-four, bacon, soap and candles,
the number Of good pieces Of
f good ammunition and small
nine, &C., &c, &C. that he has
periuries that the present sys.
is furnished, there is not one tc
ior-general n. P. Banks-''tht
,bs' ever had"-when he swore
aid or comfort to the enemy
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George Augusta Sala, in a recent articla 81 "Ameri-
can Young Ladies' says they the most accomplish
ed talkersin the world Their readiness of dietion
the acie flow oideas, their quickness ofapprehenson
really and truly astonishing, An American girl
has something smart and sparkling and yolube to say
on every subject Ion beaming belle in the balcony,
with the cataract curls and the illusion waist despses
such mea1 and mechanical trumpery as needles and
thread. She has plenty to say for herself Nay CON
yersationaIly she would give you fifty and beat you
easily At hundred up She never sammers she never
hesitntes
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A. WE[NSTOCK,
............ TEXAS STREET, .......,....5
Opposite the Thcatre,)
..............L LOUISIANA.

ESPECTFULIIY informs his friends and the public
Id that having made extensive purchases of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
Ladies' and GentIemen's Furnishing Goods,
Of all descriptions.
He offers to sell at prices to suit the times. Having
purchased for cash, at first houses in New York his
facilities unsurpassed for giving general satisfaction
in prices and quality. Persons wanting
FAIL CLOTHING,
or anything in the DRY GOODS or CLOTHING line,
are invited to call and examine the stocks which
received constantly and opened for the inspection Of
purchasers. The latest patterns for
Ladies' and Misses Dresses, Trimmings, etc.,
ever received in this market always be found as
above. septic
WIN. P. CONVERSE. z. ". CONVERSE.
VIM P. CONVERSE & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Brokers in Indigo,
" Drugs, Dye Stuffs and General Merchandise, No.
1G8 Pearl street. corner Of Pine New York aug28-ly
RArEMAN. O. BATEMAN.
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Office If the Battle House.
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pcuuries that the present sys-
as furnished, there is not one to
lior-general n. P. Banks-"the
ebs' ever had"-when he swore
i aid or comfort to the enemy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-08
NORTH CAROLINA MAP
For 1866.

UNHE Subscriber has, after ten years OF toll and
expense, prepared This New and Beau
tiful Map. from New ESeRAvISss, with oil the
New Counties, Rail Roads, Post Offices, with Hun
dres of additions and corrections, with State Border
Views, and Handsome Likeness Of Pre-
sidemt johnson, Gov. swain, and Others.
Altogether presenting SUPERB MAP worthy OF
the State, and place in The Household OF every cit
izen. Vastly Superior 10 any other EnlTioN in size,
Is feet BY a. finish and beauty
This Map from entirely ksp Ecgrorings, will b.
READY rms Fall.
Agents wanted in all parts Of the State.
CouSTY RlGHTs roR SALE.
LADIES. CIERGYaRs and oTnRns who will send
me Clubs shall receive as follows:
Club Of 10 subscribers premium Of gold watch
price $50
Club Of a premium of gold watch. price 80
Club OF a premium Of a silver waico, ptoe 10
And sci Of plated Silver Teaspoons extra 70 each
club. Maps 10 be paid for when delivered
For full particulars address
SAMUEL PEARcE.
Hilkborough, n. G.
Oct III, 1855. 07--3m'
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GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.


Presiden,--Andrew Johnson, Of Tennessee,
Secretary Of sta.e-Wm. H. Seward. Of New orb
Secretary Of War-Eaward NJ. Stanton, Of Penn.
Postmaster General-Wiliiam Denniscn. Of Ohio.
Secretary of the Navy-Gidcon Wells, Of Conn.
Secretary Of the Interior James Harlan. Of Iowa.
Secretary of,he Treasury Hugh McCullach, of III.
Attorney Genclal-James Speed, OF Kentucky
Presiden. of,he Senate Lafayette Foster, of Conn
Speaker Of the House Schuyler Colfsx, Of Indiana.
SUPREME COURT.
Salmon p. Chase, Ohio. Chief Justice.
/. James M. Wayne, Georges.
q Samuel Nelson, New York.
8. Robert q. Grier, Pennsylvania.
4. Nathan Clifford, Maine.
5. Noah H. Swayne, hio.
6. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
Z. Samuel Miller, Iowa.
8. Samuel +. Field, California.
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lARRIvAL OF REINFoRCEMENTs,


100 LADIES, Misses and ChiIdren's Hats,
lOO 100 Ladies', Misses and Childrcn's Hoods,
100 Mems and Boys Hats,
j. Mills & Sons Shoes,
100 Gold and Enamel'd Bel, Buckles,
100 Ladies' Belts, M
so Balmorals, Ladies', Misses and Childisn's,
India Rubber Shoes,
100 yards Black Dress Silk
100 yards French Merinoes,
100 yards Sack Flannels,
Black and Colaed Alpaecas,
De Lance, assorted,
Mohair Luslres, assorted,
Ladies and Gentcmen's Tiet.
Green. Brown and Love veiis
Irish Linen and Towels.
Brilliant and Bitdseye Diaper.
Black Betlings,
Ribbons, assorted,
Ladies Hose and Gloves.
so pieces Fancy Prints, HI
80 pieces Black Cailons,
30 pieces Dress Goods,
Saiiinels, and Mems Wear.
Black Docskin Cassimeres,
TT ARRIVE TOMORROW,
20 kegs Nails. 30 Tea Kettles,
1000 pap,rs Tacks, Straw KNIVES,
4 $50 speITiog Bocks. 200 Copy Books
$500 lbs. sweeie's and Refined Iron in store.
The bss, Stuck We can nov Afford Win open w
18th Of October eur magnificent stock Of WINTER
GOODS. :,
September 50. o.
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~ Having tamfI cuf weekly i~us. We
. 30 AIS tese..fly Z continue IT, Boz 10 n s..
elll ~ necessary tast,.a. subscribers should rs I,
vi.h Pfonpiness their lues. We musi have no.,
~ provision. eill " received when morey efnra
b hsd. Fhose rho 10 not desire 10 eou,ing, ~
subscription VIII please give " promrl noiice.
We hope before many wseksio procure bcuff =
Ter 40 teiict nki ani - soon n ~ 49, ,pal
q loso, viii renew ~, type. Il i our intention
ealaree or sheet % aOinewhal near 6pp,ua,h II
former sae when the return Or tusines will u,ti, IF.
expense. 10 the mean time BY earefulnsss N ia
lcclions shall enjea,or 70 make our psIsr r,spr
aud interesting.
Oar terms a Presen, are 50 per annum. o. $40
fof 81 months paid in advance.
Advertisement = One dollar per square ior IL
frst insertion, and dfly cents fcr each eonlnusnu.-
len lines to constitute square. liberal dsdaeltn
viii BE- made 70 liberal customers.
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STATE OF NORTH CsRaLINA.
0RAkoE COUSIN
Court 81 Pleas ant qrari se.slons,
August Term, 1865.

III i ordsrf il itc rnurs ihai Il irrseus sho
were eilnintfd Osenccf q Reads ~ ufsae,
Couhiy q 1T AoyCnffsf rfbd - eel, tesp.
pointed Osoitecrs "a III fanf lo.ls untfi Ncssn,.
her cour, nest. respectively viii b. hatss ih.n
endorsed uron their ofdsfs, and WITH Ia ushsr m.
scns liable y Fnik upon Tie Ilhls lcads aho " y
cone into their Districts since Nottntef cour. or
Who oecups II iasnrcs where lfUcn, iiais III work
their fgtds. tceIisely. live.
Oaleftl ihal publication II mtle in me lIiikio.
tough Hecenef iar 81 veeEs. giving nUiiee " liz
said appointments.
Miirrs Grotge Law, Ciefl cfsaid Court. II u.
Zee, tie lc0fil MONDAY u August. 1855.
GEDRGE LAWS, D.. 4.
stpt. 6th. isCa 49, -
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Thanksgiving has been appointed in
Ia.ne Cor Nossmbef2 IS, and 10 New Hamp-
shsre for NJYciater 80.