ocr: Camp? an& i-nrmno -floi??. LARGEST and best atsortment Lampa, Girandoles, Chandelier*, Candelabra*, Hall Lvnterna of the lateit atylr* and pattern* may b* found at V 8 CONKMN'8. No. ra Hndaon at All thoea who deeytn i urrbajiog rT>?>r!a in the above line will do well to call and examaie His phrea will he found to bo Xi per eaat.lraa than ?ny otliarestabUaliment in the city Alaooa hand a weil aelerted aaoortriieat of Glaaa and Rnttaaia War*, Globe*, Shade*, Lamp Uleaser, and Wirk* of every deaeraptioi, Sperm and I.ard Oil, C uupltone and Burniair Fluid. G'^nla eeat t- anr part of the ray nrrarefully packed for the coontry. o38 JmTuThkS* / ^ A iM 1 'H ENE, ~Ii lTrNI NG FLUl?; " ' OILS?Wholesale and Retail, at the lowoat marset prire Alao. lampa of every description at G. F. IHK Bio >37 (ireenwich-at . 3 dieir* abirve B^rclay-at. kM J?a*


New-York daily tribune. [volume]

ocr: ?Jatfr tare. INSTITUTE. N * ? 1j Laraht-st.. New-Y.rk ?la add?taaa ta ail the aa si as -n,>es : ? wster-lrea'.meBl. DRS. TRALL a HO&i ORD have ei-ahlisked s departmeat for the BBaanal traatmeat .rfPTa.iapeas, aad otker tsstair daseasaa reqainaa ?ecaaesra: sad surgsoai rnsaareseeat N B ?Afew more boarders, dearnag a >kyre?lec> ai dial, caa be Birraanas _ S3 la*

place_of_publication: New-York [N.Y.]

publisher: Greeley & McElrath


ocr: fat the tiol\aai)B._ peTEK? v CO., Import? 4 <r . i. 'V. ?? ?ery *?penor article! -i tr?*>e th./ . J . . , Ji1?6llOToTo^ uro OTHEH ...???tkiiii'r?? ' ?' ' beejaisdiseo^tej lt &? l*> l"w? ? taey ear. be pa wr uli.rUj?]?".' ? ib.lNl'tdf t'Hik^ ? BWBted t'. erat! e* lketr*torka Hngimmtiti * i >?* ?-f l" ?l**?f.?r*. ? IM eoodt C"?*??*?*?' ? ??'????? ? lr?!I,:,.H,,"t [*" *h n T '.WW BKOADWAT OURS! F?R8!- * > ?toSfc offcewy


ocr: ?choole. EVENING CLASS IN I FRENCH ?Mr NOE1 BEROIER, froflt Parkt. Pre f.-.eor of rkl French Lanciaee in the WaBBBntteB Infi rata, kaa jaat eaaaaayd, at ata awa darellBef No M Ith nr. a pneat? K?enti < ('aea, in Prri,rh, for eoullemen, erery W ?Cnerd i? and fridar.at 7; o rl-Ktk Term* |ll per qaartor, or R) for aae ateatk payable la advai ? Mr. Mill. BEROIES a'oogivoa pnrale leaaone at b:e reiideacr. or that Of ata patfoaa T?mn m ?lerate A|ip'? at ihe I'roaWaoi'a lendence, No 91 lib av , Ofae enr I Ith et _|H twMWBf \ rE TUITION in C OORRI.V BSBtBlBBI to ttivo le?eon? ia the pare haaaMee eBkei at hie renderceor that ??' p h 1m*


ocr: Dry QS>oot*. JRIMl I,I.m::<?-Ot tnr won i>eal of " Jaiiii ri \ Robert Y'onnr of Ballyniona, I ?? lard " I I Bleached Linen? 3 I and I I lilay do ; 1 4 sal I I Yellow di .. j I and I I Brown Holland? Kor iale by the pickiae hy ij.i Imi WM h kDMON D. Nu 30 Pine ?t, E WING SILK, G A LLOO NS, e~ DOBB1.P.R, kr . Kt.OSH and KMBK'IIDKKY S1LKB.?JOHM RYLE, No it Liberty ok. New York, in cuoitaiiity reeeiriag 'he aliorn if.> C? fioas tha ii annt. ? tary, and will irll them ut the leweat ra'ea to tbe trade. )J laMB'BF*


ocr: rProfmtonal iffonreb. DODGE, Dfr.tist, No. 87 e Bold at mid*?r betwern Broailwar and B .wert, am.Id Ball a tenti-t io nia nie'bod of tattonibc ArttBetal ^ ettk.Beraieil by Letten Patent, and ..<? i i.y kiataalfaleas in IBB wtf By it t ia *a?-th are held m Te ti'ni r in thair pla/e and rat ate ean y remoreil anil -leaned No roh! n raeMe, tad ia m*at bbbm leaa tkaa aalf iim bbbbI i 'iww? of ? mm aaeajoe an eo'ial dasree of lllOBOlk, ? bde ttie m i ilk la lean uicnaihered. and the r >?t much red'.red. )U lm ) I ' 8. PA8SPORTS f?>r ?? ,iart.s of the ' e world?an indi?neaaeblr nnitetTtkej to trarelere aiaetfarajirnajr?reoeioa Deue-I hy .1 B NONEa Notary . r V v. Hr . ? . .131 Im*


ocr: Cntlervi, tJat?roorc, vCt. BELLS.?A spleadid Brent ol loom-and taia v >iri|iped. at wholeiale retail, by IjUlw] C ti UTTLKi 13 and 31 Fulton-st. t <RATES ami PENDERS.?H. KEI, " kJ I.KV'S (Jiaii BBd I ?-oder Mana'artory. He Brenna Ii , three d< "r? wriit Si tin- Bowery, adjain ng l)r Coae'eChnreh Bail den and othenwhn ft about par rhaeinf wnaid do well to rad.aifae u rootj len lh it patteim. for var.e'y ntd i hoapnen, are uuinrpaased.


ocr: _ TICKINGS ?sV? BAcki^i, aaaaaaaawredbt D Uwsatsa a sW F? a*.. m B KstatiM a t?. a:>? Naa. Isata waiishaet?.


ocr: Camjaaj an? Uaming /lit?B. PATENT LIGHT x KVAT BKFLtCriN,; ST\?TK ?BkTF ?Tbe ?? wr^tntr .v. Lk_* *_tae Stcse ?r>rwM ?< resrt ?j_a*r sww a* faZN ycwred *t um .^?taaawd saaawaaaM f wai i l?7t??5i-?** ^.rwasai.-* base asssat rd HtNkY 1 Ibh-i.' ."St^t \,w Yaak v?.-j a.r?*. w-r .?? . *>?.e? wBor* ib. ?aattera:. a a_* laBsatsti. Be tba *! - -> t.raa* tare* * a t-?*_ aar-.vx af fwai. aad a. aad k?*i ae* as ^aaj I***.' tA ?. aw Ja? rwaaw aa u ?_< a*rd ? a*?rwa (are.- I s? aad w.rwiA wt>-l ; - ? a ? .-? -d.^w :* vas ?-iu-i Baal ^_Or*iaw eaa b* bad ?stA* ? 1 *w.t?w . tMia- ? aawwa j x, ? I.? Paa>. ? bas-wwe? Mao?3 hvae ?aal AsAa-aS. fpAMPHENE, BURNING v 0U5-Wbi>iwsj? aad B*?att,at tb* kewsas L'x>? _?*??*- * - _*rrvtVai: ? V IMtT Z W - tr t.-r. *wx ???. i d?-? as?-.


ocr: fox the tjol.?an?. PETERS <* CO., Imr*?rtere o( ? rHot< r?)i i> wiskabbanoIb.* not obj ... riUAk> I.*?? i..??< ??tv,?fJ1_;h/i.r -*fk U s > . MM HKOAPWAY. Where l?ne cfrr ??? ~r7, ??pww article, tm tbeir Jeoarttuei.t of l-ade 1 farilllaW la th* IMPOErAllUN Of ? H*.MHA<.NM and OTHEK WINES r* wt ?b*l ???' ?"*? uft..?d to ?eil tk*a ?I ? di*e*BBt of iilHfHin BBM I *?i ilia* ibe, <*a M pwradaaeved ol . n? ether b?om la the ctly. Wk*W*al? d< *!?ra aia partirularlr requested teataa-ckt th*u |MMa\ ?? i?d r?m*aU will be offarad ant ai?t ?na ? taa?k?(?, a HM l aa aa wall aa la th* 1 -abtr at then fiwda DaMaM run ? w?v? rely m$mM hadia* lb* rboteeol raad* nf Hataaa ( >*ar? at ibeir *tur*. 4M laah* No into llUOkDWAY I KS I l iNS'?A hrje stork <?f faa y fur*, i* *?*r? ?ari*'? >t reduced price*, al dll I' ? V.N M.v. KS H.ll B.wer. INGER WINK-F..r thf 1 Yirur Eaa.il?-?r -eer w,,i ?npplj p>0, kl ? aaaBaraM pnr*. with thla deUeu aa a ad delirhtlnl Wiae. fa* ?raaiaf aattiaa aad ?i?ii?r* It la ? navei fai'mf r?mrd? JarPlWap ?i*. W**ka*M.f tk*8t.?a h Be w KL l>K I RJ. ???>""? at W T


ocr: OFF >t GREAT BAR BAINS for the Hoi data-Leoee, Embrmdenaa aaat ffr?aaa^.aVri 84, ItMltr'm'VM- ' ' tialea amiable for tw*


ocr: -fine Z\rts. AM BRI4 \ n ar ? is Fl? isso 1 (MATH i\ 1)1*1 HIIU HON Will take THURSDAY EVENING,.1.1 . li Sabectiptioaa wiUhera ceivrd at the Gallery.No. tin Broadway .*.? theOXpeaoOaef tl e Iiis'itutmn are home b? the Artists theneoleeo, the> are eLahttd to disinbuts a larri r auatber of prtsan in BffM B> tp b to the amount of m aoy sobicnbed, than eea be aeea l.v anv similar AsBOoiai ion. 16tTu FhB *


ocr: tflacnmrTii, #c F<>R GARMENT8, HOWE S PaTKNT. Al?". hi* onronl Patent SEW. INO MAfHINF '.oi- n**i?r.d only .nthaa: ran be law fBl ? a??d F.?r m * bbhIbobIi **d rfail alto TerpUr-al 1,1 ^^""^KLlAa HOWEJR


ocr: for tiji en!ibat*9._ ma i< PJiTi km i CO !? I""r, ?**l>d!^^5lV?^ H aMPAONEs AM? OTHER IhlMihi'AlaOA O* ?M mh u.?t the*??*?. r . , , . 5^;^.K'T"M ( '- - . MO broadway KU KS!?A large ?toc- ofiiaej furs IB BTf?ar ' > * " ' 'r' ' at _ SP" M' ' N A Ht.'l f?.y? U$***T*


ocr: tJcotrdBluiiu. Rotteei DODGE, Dentist, No. tW a I id ?f Hildas. he:.?reo Knad-vay ami I? woaid ?II a tsatioB tu Iii me-nod p| la.'euiut Vt..u-i?i Teeth Mcondbr l.afftP.Uiit.ani atwd I ? Manasil a .me : . r i?. ? ? ? ?? -,'"!'';";r.'\ dl es aad rat an aastty rstnoeed ami rleamd ?>?? . > i '? v a?Ir ..bdin.n-t' eaasslssa rh.nl. II'he ..mi ^ .... i -I r .Ml aecaret a:: m?al d#<r.-e o: itraaith. whlla ttl i -r? tt.? 'it ,,,,.!, rrdi. 1. |U "? J I ' S. PASSPORTS forall pavrti ?" Um i ? wor .'?uu Mh?>aafaA4? .r..t-< "i .n to tl i- . tfa.o.M l'..rn?i. atfiet -on l^ur.l hf J E. \'f i <i,il Couinii.' ..ai. N". 3t li '-v


ocr: tH'REKiiOM FROM r'Ol'GH m TEN r MINI IE- afar B.ae - -ver M ia *J?ah boj f. r to c?a-. BKVANa PtXMONIC wAkBKd. t ' t'. u?aa, Cwlea, a?ihrua. Brooch.ua, H *ratu?aa. 5<-'* Tkit?t. Pigicait B aa h.l<. lut'- ieazt. Cooa .u.;. i >* ana all d*ea?r? o< the Tbe.t and I.a^ra. toateo * aX?r? gr* a.t.r' .el.ef. iid whrap?'t?te.rd *tU i.e??r failtoelteet a laaUBf cere H.tLL. BUCKLB ? ' ?-> ? . Ar.at*. No.tao OreeewieB *t


ocr: UANKs. ? II"' J?j... aBaoX ,bu ?* H? helle are boark?? f hRAFTS ub IBM BANK of 1 P-Pa.abi, ?t Bithi ta all parte ol Ireland-tar e?- OREtfORT Jaatia BTOaJIf. TtOMaror.


ocr: Coots, Shoes, &*c, SHOES \S\) GAJTK118 r| rjkl foUowins pi awe. mm Lad.*?' Oaiisr? tt I .a.1 i* th.llir.at. Gent* r-.hnr-t at j, < anil Tt.; Met. t ttrone: Shoes, (e. prune ; Bor* at rout Shoot 4a.: doubl?-*? ? rente Calf B~>t? St it ; Ladiet tine Kid Slips I. t sad ie . (ante Sue Patent Leather Sh.*a an^ Os'er? at leaf price thaa *.**>?? here, nt H mann k SOS'S, H?. ?** Ur?e<S-at nl( SmToTnAS*


ocr: A Ai":unH M"l!??n.Aur? nrer DMIMHTRATOK'd 8ALE <?f I? * LOTt ta the City of Breek'yfl 11 iRIAN H Ml BLEB will Mil Bt ti-tioB.enTircns. DAY, Jan ta, \?H. at It S e <? a M . a< Montaaut Hall, Broakba, try order of the Surragtie, Five L?ti i.tuattd oa 'I..iih-wetterlT <-..i . - I h iah M ai d Fraslilia are., eark M brat at wtath aad ia depta fiora ,.> ia*t 6 iu. h?a to M ftetliachM; Srvea I otsea weeteily mit of Piaaklin av . luiBtoduttaly iu tb>- t< ar 01 the alarre, eacB I) foal ta wul'h. aad IB dettth from U>f?el (> it- .a* to llillaot Per pai' . olAi? .Ml Biepa, ., i, i< tu. Ao.-t. .?.?r, M?. r Wall it f^ierird) J.HIN U HOBTOB, A I ii u itrator. t ANNV ,M Ih'HI'i) , tdatlaiei atrtl. ,ti I'TuUhSa'* ? ? J H H.dteeaeed.


ocr: GREAT CALIFORNIA w-? P a I RACE and PARC BT BXPBEai ? Per RAY - " ? ftEHB ^ C ??-?OK iE.'r-V mon J'i'i Bl . rULSDAY, Jaa J and <,. at P m - Uillaii a ?i. ,iai.t.ec: ?r fn iet.treti.rned -The aabsen ?r ?u I rwwtiafca*c4alEt| teahyaheeeBraaatara. dn.? l-i? art rt.,i,?tra t , nav? the.r e. aid. :a ta Ir on s ,tor oay. in w?*r ta bar. the n e .,dod aad .ealel la t'tne foi ? a** PackatBB arm bo pat u> at waiarproaf coat CiM. 0 *1.. r..,t rx .-.|,lgt4.?r,/a: r.'u, U' > ?? ,.lt. ?d w; r ij. . .1 e? ai\n, f ;*t* Eipre.? will te for? aided per OHIO, on SAILKUAl, J.;i, I, Thompson a; ;-ir h':o:k. Maaarer, .... Aasa*a,Sla ir< Pearl-? . .' "^ aatatst al Mail


ocr: ?uie. Caps, s?*c. FA8HI0N.?vIbnI n.ii. ??;?? gast flaished Mh Hs:> at Hke low prn-ao! tr oeaa'ty ssv d at $4 , aa Brtsl I a'. $1 Se aad $1 to, nea' Hals $J BROWN. No. Hst Cantl-et dt lm* Beit ta as r :;?? ??>??....><.? i


ocr: _ IIJOTK E?The rtfsfihsttsn Sssiaca I? i-y iti'ii iua.N ' '.It Br.?de?T w.llreee.. .1?. ,.i'? td Mth JaneBrr illoBtaa in *:e*> o. ih? t- , , :?.? aatt. Br'*.*r. ambp.ose c BJNGSLkNO, a a alvobp.laaaahnTf. [tt*] Pi.j**d?i.t


ocr: ??l >F \\ YORK 1IAILV T!tlUU*E ??'ITa^BtNB BIUDIH . ?'????? ?? ???? ? ??? a* "".'"iin-iTi, orrosiTi mi i in mall. layered t.. r lr "arnrcnberi for J S| CdiU ;"T week; ^.th^ madvaar* tithe I*-*. ? ? awstaier ? r*" at i he ?*?" - *i ?>??? SuiiM- >r?. Five D?i; -r? M-r a.iauio <? 'Tzzl fcbeenptiaai lakes f-r M ? a*hs F-r three ?iaa II * Th:"' Delta!* n adaec- rcon^e >? all ?^iVTrej with fouHtre Neabaters Da ly P*[" 1 re ?"5J^ tikis office whoee tfrim are hirhi r thai taie of ?L Tft?*?/ X"* set allowed uny <-'if?> reace. ??,?? a*nj w/.t-YORK WEEEJLY TRlltl NR. ? yvKY LaHI.i: PAPB1 KOK THE DOOM THY, f. rit'Uahrd ?'?'??* Satckdav ?; >i.\:v., at 'he 1 >w price ?5 ijaer aaaafi ia a It 1 ? Bight eoptaa for fit, of twaaty *J?eit* enr a i.'n-.t tor lit, anil tha paper iu un nv mi laW keju' <? ' " '? A-:?*rtita ?bm h,t'?h .... v. .. ( barged Meat* per line eat-aj Tili: IXMI-K KEELY TRIIUM ? aaMiakeil everyTttsanai aadKau.? v mnrniag Price Staraaaao.. TaroeepieefurU Trnfo-$iu. '.'vrtise Jyrjt?, t c>-l'.- a l.nr f. r. a( b ijm'ltiOa. ?a? TUT. NEW-TORI TRI ill \ I roa BBBSaBAB tlarTTISTTf if yafci.tb, : oa (as i . par are of fach Mail Stumer far Iftif ?'' Yi'.n t< Mats ? copy, ur (3 \y r year, to any aart n 0r<at Br.'.un, or $4 to tbt' Costia. at, poiuge ia ii i ted


ocr: VeU , ? ni E PAINTINGS, DB^rMbd, *c.|?,cb ?od otfcor AaerKia and fomg* geBBtS .. ???:.\?a-Y.r. ' blfn.r;/. M? MkMN


ocr: Z\)t\\\tt% toe ?naiiw? aa- BT BD I {?' ; S E V DYE and PAIN K Jialiw?r. J? J S ? ?3d ?ood?. Caan-irici. daily l**uf,Tv luVce. p".'* Dy?d ?????. a*d of lid galenas. Ac ; wtei?? Die? Pr.Bte 1i.e nwh:n? '^-T.'iaaiui ? '???*? as heen putde*n ,.i . he'solial ?auaer ai d It In fine rusLio? or - ?,,.perut,..,,.a?d . .. be -BOB N ?"" 1 :'1 ? - ? ? r??*r, whowillan aweraJ/uK-. ? M .T "..ownk. AceBt.Bahway. ? J. v nil will be a.-idet a tergala, to clote tar (.iu< era


ocr: for tk* pktkks .V CO., Importers of . I HOll ' ' 1 ' . ...... n B3&5w 1 ? iwd other ...-acBthattbetr.'; - ,,,, at a ditewtnl of IfCUn lUreltaaed ?* their tVarst a. :i.. ? ? WlU? **r*d "?"?j aaavwhere, bum ? aa *< < a the g<Z). r?;> .*?? ways rely* .u-n<li*gtb.c.wa?w*t Kl'-.-' ? A large itocl ?f(%a<:j


ocr: CavfiB sii SsTTuni fluib: q^HE lar<iE>T vi LtBBt ibbbi?mb? af j. Laaraa i>.-aa?;.a? Jaaxila en, "ajaoaj*.-?a RaaS Laxta-at a- .b? i ar. lt| aa a>! *t=a-*m ava> a . laa* a: P a OO* 11-1X1 Xi m Hadai at Am -Baaa aaa aVaaara ;a*-vaaa< rvati a tfca aaara jt ? a aaii aaal traft a- Ha .caraa a?i la Baal > a t. aar ?** >aa -a: -a' ? ? aaa t l- ' > >? a tat aa Uiui a'.i'M.t: vm* a j.' r ? u.l a ?? a* -*-~? aaa -??-a: 1*0 aaa aaal 1-_ ? i a .aaaaa aaaaVat Laai - aaaaa aa: ?<ti a/ a>ar> aaar-ava? IfiuiUf >. aaaiaaa aai tanai I 4 . a*--: h aat >*.". tt Bm ?a 'a -A* naxatri_atl taTiTa*-?? ("aAMPHl ' I ' RN1N ! I L J OIL*??s -aa ? aaa Ka - i: ja -an ?t.-tat aaa. aavaa a aaa-t raar .c ? > f ^ aT~I a tr .-at<4i'? ; lawn taaaa larra at li !?'


ocr: 3aUi 5g -Aniuun. A>th<>sv J BLtt' ?> ?b. Anefi .n? r 0 I Y ALU LA RLE HI ILD1 Sli I ne W av . 33d aad 13d sta .a" A <??. ? INTHOMI 1 BLEKCKFB will sell it i-r: a TUESDAY, 'nB .". IBM,at 12o'eicek,atUe Msr. aan:s' Eiruaate, t.ie .owina/Tt! table vai'iable Prt^erty. vir Frse LUi on aae teeit the aoitb wast* r?ri.er I 3<I ar ad fJt tt. alt f.--?ntin? "n the aver.ue Ah ...I i L'-rnp. rear 'be a< ove, fr n'icr .1! . teh lot betrr I* by ? feet 9 at in depth Ala..,2 Loisur. tbetis' side at 3d as , eos.n.saciar 2? feel aa lie luith of JJd--' Aia.., I Lett on the a rt t. siBS f IM it ,eoviinem-.nt ri l-etwestof thektk av. , , Pur maps, teraia and fur'h. r . aitxnlars, ar-.|y to tea Asrtioarer.No 7Br a.l et (Bf... I.ef? ,i?3t


ocr: aT* REGORY'S CALIFORNIA PACK \ I /oi at.iPAhi EL BXPBI ...?,4 the iitmmpb r, KiCABAOLA-Taaot..{i it aboct TwaaTt^nra pava -ii.? n.Ni-i.orra Will I i au? aa Korrat *'* |M r.t thi? ?r[*i.i'.?.na f.o'i 'y lid alaawi'.ip oanial. TEkt. ? ?* Mhi lAY Jaa 2? aUP _ f J,,, ? .4'f ( art."i.arlf r.-j :aiiri! id ba?at??iT|Wddlddl i.?, n? by Moaatay, pBBkaaai ?at tt ca?va? Itd?'i wairht lir. ? 1. Ha.aroaD,of ot? S?a Praaeate* oaata). wui f ... marfoof birfteith'l rxrmnrirtT tik h ??)?) A KITl-hc 'it a. 1_;_ '


ocr: ? IJtREEIKJM FROM COUGH in PEN ?T MiarfrrXS a/er ?..?-(!>?* nfty dotet m a tub bpe , U ceitt iiKYAN'S PLI.M >NIC WAPRRt. ** . tha Colde. Atthint. Broncbtlif, H-artene??. Sora ,\'t lhtl !t Btsatb i, I. ea?. Cobs imprioai a-4 . d" ai.t of the Cheat and these * , ful relief, sad srkwB W?^',^^ ;KiwrJ? C I ill Hi REWARD ?Th: H, d?oa ?t , k* an ,1 ,d said at No <"?$m*i, ?kau?, vthat we repieteat, *?* l^Jf\a a bet lUfui black, iaLd*,rii*.oratrorb'^?re^^ ^ Wuf# er brawn, it wdi aev. ret.a? Tha ta,. ' '* " l^aoa who will tnow- that bj I ..utoa'.v.-aran- ootaaetea Use at' . Hair D>t is ^^^a^ 7ieaaW per ease, t many, t'^^'^ajp. Also, PaifWry, Ea^alial UtU


ocr: iDuti?rATtoiopfB an? tntifouinrjfc KELLY'S Half-Pnci B NO RAYING aaaJPKINII>,.?n , , | B T-Wt SS? T?^?A,At,d:et?ia?,A.H.a.e.-.. . ? t",TWbSl


ocr: Camtw and ?ttmirnj /loii>8. LARGES I raid bt it a-v.tin,. i.t of ? Ltunpe H.raudeiat. Cbaadali.ia Oaaea a' -aa Heal L"*.t*If.^..1?*. f***" ?'t1"" ?"J i??"eraB ?"?? Btaatl tt r s oonkli.n a n.. wi Had^w-tt a' tamm artat ?-reift. parchaaiM t^. da at IBe ate-ra .ioe trill de weU la cau. titd aiaaui.a H-,n.o. avtll ->e fund la t^ b per era', lea. rum 1L, oiaer aaiabliatmaa- ia taa att) Al?o?at band a wed aeWted tatlltBiaBt .f (l:ui a^d Br-.taaia w aia. l>! >haa. 8Badee. Lamp t. aaaaa auo Wu.ka mi eevrr w ..r?,i oa Briern. and l-a-d Oil. Oaraphaat aad Bun, aw w1*"*"'* **ul %* *?* i**'1 lb* .'it arcartfailt Backed ret the ceaatn att jnT 11 ka?* ' BURNING FH'IO V Oll^-Wbo!ea?J. m.J Ka.a... ml :a. .?w.;. >ar,.j . "? A to aataaol et?r? daarnpC' ai ?' O If. DIKTl " tt*i,rttetw . ,s,n, Ba'-ia ? kh,,.


ocr: trioinim. ?o. a, d Pa ai . w ^tClla .1 E^feT1?*' ' wa o > LUININU, in tka utrati 'a.h.in*c:? at.,, *mmm.mf? k*rT* ? taltrt'd aaa?"\rar?- ,f flvtrt at -iV>>.aa Bai>? natiiT.aaaPB??t,)rMrr ?.* ?rt... . ...iaa.e. .1 ... ?. . ' }iP \ tw,.-, raa.


ocr: Clottjing. S. VANDERBILT would ? ? the BAtSSd. ? . ' ? UBliBBara, and tii? pe'.lir lece raHy, to hi* we' ? (k of CletkB. Caaaimen Veet r. .ad Pall and 'JViBter (rood*, at hia CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. 416 Bir*j,,av. wnere h* i( prepared to maka 'ip GENTLEMEN 8 and BOY 'S CLOTHING, .n tha m.wl fatniouat-ia ?.tri?. He ?l*o keep* ? weli?ele<::rtt as* ortinen'. ..1 GENTLB And BuYS' Hf-ADY-MaPE (T.OTHINi ? BH a general BSSSttBMB. of ??erTthnjt jb md u a eiNTI.V?tW ? r' aHItttlio t?T#BJ.'*?*i.rT


ocr: fllnsutil. % a usic _ \ Ladt Ii desiroua t.? obtain ? lU i v, aaal ii r.-e.deu.-e.ifi.r.tcrrea Tanaa real Al* A ..drei. MUSIC TEACHER IN ?^^? llB ?*???


ocr: fat it;e noii?an?. 0 Pi It- IS ' CO., I""*1*"" . CHOI; ? >L 5 f^J^JLS ??dciuAR- r R . ,. 1 Whe.e lb, f nSpok'iAr'. 0THM ... _,k lt.m, ,a,r c m aft. rd to seil thetn a: a dieeeant of aHrS? ? '-?' ttM-?U>,'Cha~* aar other keaee la the ntj WB-iiliaalr -- ? ' ? ? triy requested to tleir ktoeti as indnc?rn?t>fe * U be ."Ved not met ?jaewkhre, IB tne i>' ce as "eil ae lathe eriahty .if '.heil eoudi Ceet< net' . < . t ?> '? ndtue, "he choice*' Lwanvds by Havaaa Ci| fir etore, 415 lm*.' NO :i(K1 p<<'.lI)WAY FURS ?A large -t<M-k .f f*a fnre,iBe-.or. t ir' ednoodBtiease.at _ M< NaKOCB'S. No m Bo were.


ocr: fjr-te-??uiiu? Ktitueo ISMITH DODGE, r>atMt, Ni ? F..I? ?t midws? between Broadway and B-werf, cal. .-I, lu,u to bis u.e u-Hl td faafcrauw Arr*AeeeJ r?sSvtd b, Lern? Patt al. and?od bj.bi-nsel' ihr* c.y B? l. U.e tOOth ate bald ? -te Bf?Jl ? i arcLCwS .et ?gS ?**d) -er: Pfad and CetBed No g dd .e IJ-le .n.i < n.-.-. ?.?*.. .??..i-S.lf-rteusua' 'i"?""'"f *. ,e?. t-..'o.i r:t.i.-.tl tnerwt ;:. i. "i red :- ?-I. I? '"? 1 ' S P \ s> PORTS for ail pu-ti of Uie l ? w?i t?m - -?;'?;;' * "',.'r'T*:*?,? ?(?iu>tf..tf:ri>i?iw.n lesueo by J B NON_S Notajn Puhl..- mu rtMwWir, l|.i.f,Bf.*l?ti .311.?


ocr: fat ihe Qolioavs._ ? it.* * "'7 i?vri*r artic'ss re AHB OTHER mm ?aneattb'?' ? newt at a di*reani of ^'a!^se>I " " ?1 ?? 'her can I* pareaased of aar ?aber Beams m ^fr\l ISSO'r *? i'* < fu a'!' ,*)i!eSt?d UfUM Or lh?jr?i'*?? ?'"??'' - ? L ?laswhera. ia u* ? ee *e as ? <h* q .eJity ?f then goods C??t"?*?'? <?>?" ;> ' open Hading tha ahoicean ??K^ gg B WO AB WAT. H KS ? A IArge stork of fancy fars ib sver* ??.' ?? v *' reduced Dncee.st 411 I?' MONaHOITB. >. 221 Bowery


ocr: Cljaiuew tor ?iwintfi ?ett. j?j F. NV JKH S K V DY E and PRIN T J.1 WORKS ft* M li ?The sb-re works, ??????? *? Ralmr.MBtil?. Bew-Y >??? 1 *??;?'"???* daily predoetj Bilr.i? he; ?I ? l-ecee pi B Dyed G ..? aud of .1, m?? , , is ... ai 1 Wki'e Diet. Pr.n:? i?, with all il?e ii,<.uer.. ? iptovsrooolli na* been pit dawn to'the moot i'ibeUBlia; eauner ?cd u in tine nsu ng or del The works are now . ni?p* ration.Bad r an be teea I? advsalsge upon applii boob t i 'he subscriber, who will an ?wer ad further (aqs - ee Juif* BOW NE Agent, Rah? sy. N J. weeks will be to Ua*. a !'*r;a.r? t" flute tu* ?vacern.


ocr: aagnerteattip? and ?ngraoinijo Half.Prio ENGRAVING and PRINTINO OfBca, 141 FslUa-et .N T -Wad diajt Vmt.tif. Aedraraaad AtH me Card*, tn th* Tery best ?tyle; Cake Boies KBrelnps fcc tn., aad eaarared Piste and it Card? far Uihil'.nte. |M \m*


ocr: IaY'Kavn AN na ooAL at WHOLE dflAl.U-TLe DBLAWABX AM) HI CA? NAL CO. I >e now f eliioc ihtir t'oad b> the eaf|*, pee ton ol I 210 lb? and b\ rai ? fr m yard, per tun of t.JOSIii? at the folloMiia pr nee.ant: Lump Ceel tl f>, Orate do. $i. Pea do. $1 7J AM ly at their utTire No Jl Wail at. i tu tf ("M'AL.?'JTV huhdcririer h;ta in yard a ?' fall tupply of A nth i a.-1 ? ?Ld Uitummntu Coal*, coa ?atir? oi Teach Orckaid, B!*r? llea'h Lotiich. Hall?'..?. Ktarth Caaaai, LlM peel Orrel, t'uanherlakd, Sldoer- ?11 if wha:b ia warran >d io i>e >f'he beat IJB tli*y, delivered .n ihe lw?t ordar, ?ad ft ta e ?t the very loweat rnaikal JA 1 - - L WOK I 11. tl No M Bieedeat.aadlta el cor. Th >mp*?a. LM 't- VW iVMi'Ml.HV RE I.\ IL. -Tb? DELAWABB \n;> iii i)-M).v ra.Vvl. COMPANY, are saw ratailhai taanr Catl far gratM sad '?rn'?. Apt lr at tbeir Y? d. i'.mm al Itabert ?t . aa.l a 'rnt-r ol Kir>? aid Oleen?. eh-at? Nonh Kiver, at foot f O irer nenr ?? , BaW Kiver . at fo? t of North T?ntri at , Wil i iiu bu tl.. ami at f.H.1 o> Ad?b ? ?t . and foot al Jera am m at , Br.'k t? uri Iba ff ie iij lbs CiMeaaj. Nil n Wa.i ?t. j'?tr K?V\ 1 UNS LEU?GII LUMP COAL, * " ? ' BMrerafMdem, for tele te eeelere, * it* C L rofJNO B CO.. Ne. I? Btaataa i rpHI SUBSCRIBER u authoriied (at b. Arent f r the romi.aar'toe .nt>ae! for tha delieen i of CA hOOKS of the re e ra'ed CO t L Baal tha Sa'em H''l Minra at Poi'?vil ?. V i i r ... r ret i -y M-lnes A i'll * ed and JohB O Howe? jii i>* BO.ouDBv.N'.dBBFaB-al 1 i , 1


ocr: ?)at4T ?Cait. II ydrop?thic INST1 Tl. pr - - b b UK tkai I. reseiesa paVeot?. at the romatodiaBi cry r> akliahmril. No. Ii La-flit f A tprnal ,i n.rtt lor the iaeehaa,iaal ?ad ?aretaal -ret BteM I l a i , a o^e?>e? ia ajidtr Ue cuajje oi Um Tra'l ?.r! H - pi lm* i ) R \ \ (; E MiH .M'tlN NVa |'Et( 1 ' b i - ? i irai ;e. Been Ce.,Nei h mn ? < .-rill A WLLLK >l D . Pnra.r an'.. tr.r !?,..? Vi?it..r?fr..n New Yort !*?..? tKa bot ol Cetillaadt Bi al . a. A M. aad I and 0 .. ?? *k. P M jiyif


ocr: for the t3oitoarje. H l'KTEKS V CO., Importer* ?>( i ? CHOICE t'L.l ?r. K.v IKANOIt-i LltiCOV? ?*"WUA lsn 300 B*o nwAV. Where Oier enVr lo im ??17 innen >r aruehta ?? Bfe?S ?S OTHCB .? rack that tbey ca? afford <o er'l taea at a dit^ejil ef SHSVa? mb* lowet k?l tn,Tr,,r.?p.reJ.m?d ?1 mar eth*? betre 01 tat Waotoealt d*. ' r? i ? ... e,netted to ?t u* o ia?u ?tor.te, M inducameut? will M ofle-od at aal ?ieew.tr?. ta U>* pre- u *?U ? kB the tuaJKy .< ? Ilia Cmta/MB?ra car ? ? f et*w ?adiaf tltt choieaat B^.efHn....< B? I ?? ? WfjyA| URS' FURS'?A hrgf stock fancy fare. ib ttert *arfr.:tt pari iced nrrea.at ?, 1,. ' M^X^QI K ?. Nt, nl Bowery


ocr: ?hibit?l. \1 usic?-a Lady deairous to obtaii .t It I few rt..-rf pe tie foi the Piarn. P'o'te and I at i?r a'.mid t ve leeaena at thair reaideuee. if preferred I>nni I, -to, a' te. Audret? BfV'BIC TBaCHKB. No SO fran? l,n ?t. J!? Inj*


ocr: iSnaciitneTfi, Oc. for GARMENTS, HOWE'S PATENT A!e., htl llhjhall Patent SEW? ING MACHINE, the beat and only oce (that can ho law? fully need For ?eis wholesale and retail, alao Territorial rifhta. at No. Ml Broadway, bp stairs, jiaim? KLIA8 HOWE, JK


ocr: Camp* a no Untiiim, /lni5f. LARGEST mod bett iMuiiBaWBt Leaps. Girandoles, Chandaliere, Candelabra*. Lantern, of the U'eet etylei arid pattern* rear be fosvd P 8 CONKLIN S. No 3-3 Hr.dn.n-it a'.I tboet drei fit pBTchaaiL* (ikmIi tn the abnre nne will do ?eil e*41 and riani.ne Hia price* will be found te be tt crnt. lee* than any othere?i*l>li?hBi?ut in the eitr. Al*o band a BreB srlrcted aaenrttnent of Olaee and warn, Globes, SBndre, Lamp Giaaaea and Wire* ef dcrrnptioB . Sperm and I^rd Oil, Camphens *ed Fluid. G<*ds arnl U any part of th* <~\tj or r?re n packed far the roanlry ott BURNING OII^WholaealeaBd B?<a'l. at the lowest mar?el price A'sr.. lamps of erery e??cnption at (1 F. DIKTZ. No tJ7 tJrra.?wirh-st . 1 d**? ?brrre Bsrclay-st. a?


ocr: tlcligions Xoticc3. FV ?ie?-,k>r-t. Baadair Be hcwl KsBtbition. Ti? I ?,,, ? h Am .v. rsHr, ?I the I tadaf I-ha Un* 1 t.ueahr, 1'aie.r.elirtrWeti-be ee .br,<.,l,a ika i bor*B.e*TB.ref Bleeekaraad -r ?t? ?tiTHLK-J |.?,?, r VENING theBtAnssi Theewcis**,wateaw? b* tu ll IB* IB's'tating iB'h- ?-tha'sa-te^iilcoriieiep**; . ? 1 rk TieOU, Ui cent* mcii maybe *f.ui"e,i ?t i he door. :t'


ocr: ?act*j*a ant ?nmiag floib?. ry?i. 1 \Ri. i STaad ? ; aa4 ??. i af ??Li . ?? lai.dv *n, t'*r ?*Sabrmi. Hii! Laa'erna ot the Uteit BtyrM ar. i natloru nai bo f*aod at \ ? CONKLiN > Ft I Hudano-it A? ?hnao who ar?i?u nrkaaiai **oda ta the a e , ?. . d? ? e*-i and iiiaiua Hia pmvo will bo fowai to b* %\ mm era- ieaa haa\a, hit r?:*tLahBiowt iathee.tr Al*o.>a a well e*i*i-t,d a*a.<rtmeM of Olan aa.i Bn.t ,r.'t *?%*????? 1 iv i! t**ra and vv .. ?ooctij t*>B B>,r^ Had Lard t>tl. Ca<aphoa* aa>! H-.f.iae ? ?* t..^. I * 11 -a, aa- ' tS- . . or , fMack*4(*t v..r . , jtt bail ,


ocr: Uootc, Ohoco, &'c, SHOES AND GAITERS at M 9i*t r> llowinf Mice* air ? La.tira' Uaitar* at (aad It ahiUiBaa; IrtkU EubtH-ia at L t and V; Maa't itprnf 6h.*a. ia p ?rt e , R.v? ?rr,'ii? Sho*? ti ; donbla-aele tantl Call BootB $3 3k: Ladiai t ue kid S.u* i. t and j* , eeuu. tue Patent Lanlher et un." Oaitart at let* prtro thi e aaw here, it H M ANN k SON S. N. tat, Oraad-o: *M ?n*T '. hkJi*


ocr: {5nt9, (Taps, ?*c. i^AliL FASHION.?Jaat finiahnrl, sie? rart ''.a iLed 5)iU Hat?, at th* low price ot SI, oaaally Bold at f I. aa art. .* a; ?i M> and $1 I) I o*at Ha'.a $1 BBOWN, Ra lMCacal-ai i ' n ? reit M th* r >rn*r M?uili?ao-*t ril HATS?With or without ir irkaia. I a i^ei.t*. ya *e Oenta. ToaSka ?a.l Bo. a lata* aa a ?'t: e : ol In i. liable Hal* aad Ca;?. ? I laaota, al MONAEUl Ps. N> m iooer. O il lai* a


ocr: r,j|' TOW-TORI DAILY tkiihwe TSIllI M BVUMtMM, ,.,?BNKU of ICSCd ANB *T a*?-*i .t? , urn'.m mailer hall, Vheathea or''??'* can pat IB ?I* ? '*- ?t I .' I> ?* ft" ?.L.?? ? a mr at the aa - Mail So?? ri> er?, t \ae I> Hart \t r IUM .a Inure Bu'-wriotitaa? taken f. ? / ? ; ? t i .. ? ? Jeka ?15* rhrei- O.lie * .o */'..'<?? repaired ,e >. Tjk%r\ ?,t. f. n-.tr, N, . - t>.. ? ? ? .?'?red at '? ? 'H*rf whote t. rrua a r ll| i *? ?< fit LVBsBB BTB ? * ?!i"w?.i ?01 bflsraraca fHF. iWW-Tt?I WSBELf TRfBCME. a VfcHV lAHHtf. PAPLK rOl THE fOl'N TitY, a. Btf lia?i?? S*fsrj Satirpat Mormkh. ax be Vtm nrtee ? aeraoa-i-* taadiaai ? Ebrht rop'.et for fit, # twenty T t7"? ??'""??' r s' u" ?'<? *???'*?<? paper ia ao rase eon ?jtmtO heyoaid th- Lmr Ist m ?ich it it paid Adr-rtite ?aatt fa' 'Bk tbett wil' h- charier) JS ca-xtt per l.ne ear b ?rt _ Til r BBMI-WEEKLT T KiBI "V K hi mMithrd aeery I DaWM v ar.il | kipat ? >ra.?tr Pi .ra Ta 11 liptlit for fa TnafsrBM Advir.ise tiea'a. t emit ? l:?? for each i*?i rti. a ? i Till HI '.V-VliKK tribi m: for tvRoraAN BUM i'la rion la MB?shed a* the departure of eaea Mall S'eaoier lar Lfrerp?? f TH ? <? ?'? a ea>py. at |3 per v. ar. la any of Gnat Britain, ur $4 U Ue 4'oetiaint. potUfe is


ocr: NEW-YORK TRIBUNE. ~'%*ME PIKW-TOR? DAILY TRI B?lt? . m\t ishib every MOS NINO BVRBAl ?TcfcPTi?) M'M niiWiia biubibos, ?<-bm? of Bpattci %md ?T 19 nm,%tV-*T% . oPPii-irt Tiii .lr-T H?1.L. to City Stibaarihera for U? Coats p-r weal, ???nthe? prefer, thrr can ra? in nd?anre at the lleik f ItWayearM toWNmll Bin,-!, ,'..p.s. rl Test* Mtvl Snbarnt er?. K ti I ir? . ? unmu ia 45 ?' ' ? : ' ? ? ->?'??'? r r ??? lm $1 M rEft>* l> .i a'? o advance r< ,u n rttB I N- - ? i ?? ?^JJlJt tbi* oflir-?- who*'- terete a/a kilter ttiaa ttioa? ?f fi, Ti'*?'?' art- Bot lUewi d m> C.% n a" THE lesTW-YOEI \vi:i;klv TR?tl M , 1 very laboe PAPER froR fUK 0OC1IT1T, a. MMiakad ?-Ter? San Kt>?r Mobmmo. at he I ?* pftof 5aj aatraaa'iati '? ?d?anre Kiirht cop ea for S.u. >r w?atj TLZ^Itmrnmr ?ihire.?? fw t-0 ? K beyond the time f>?r wh.'rb it i? pavul a<i?- rt ?e Battta for thla aheet wnl We e,ia/e?'' H t? ?ta p?r line each Bpaaaaajaa-l Tili: bEMI-E BEE1 V i RIB1 >? ?j aaM.ihrd seery, TVBsbai asd Bbi?as s??*a .? P .<?? gl per ani'ii'i Two i piea for $. r?a for $M ion -..*>? aVava. I oatata a Um weil ? TISF MEW-YOBS TRI BT \ T. ?<ir n'Rorean ? iat ci.ariuN fjpabliebi'l r n ii" >ar' nr.- <.| <??r.n M ill ~ iBBt BM L' ? .- * PTa ? I Id ? ? i ? a M ? ? ' i 1 ? ' BJ ?art of Ort at Br.taui, or it :it laU Q BUatlit, poata*-* a ?lelrd _


ocr: *31isc?IlaiicoBf liftvexu***'***; v\n r^NooNEY, I rei .id ?? fel'L^?",!! tar.aua/' e ?? kit r**.oei.e* n*U^mTm iu ;k?m.;,, , : ? > <?t* u\'\??~-VZilc? a. mih p.e>aik*.hai pUt*rb...?? ?a , I* n? ?atariiair ?f ty aii a?ko teat aw -aonlov UalrtarOj ^??fB^f*e Jor%h? ,tr, d wd (#tU,c t. u?"a taoco of a ra, ai r, ,i it fu?U .. -a. ia*ll*n>d 'f tb* l?pro??n?**t R*f*ra*r*a fl?r*.-e n? ?. Bii^?k*,iU<S.or6oi w NibMt't


ocr: *t* ^ REW?RD.-L -t. by one t1'" 'l ? / ;k aeirtr* ti' 'i. ll ? -"-a .-' >"aat .-. aaa>'* '0?et utfi-^u'.Beaieaiunrai Ma/* n ?o*d*r ???'?*??* IE B . a I ib*i eBtateM ? t?-?? ... . ag tat tad to *? ante " [h* *'.??? io*oM wOl i . iRrta f il .'. I" ..ery aJ_N2j?J!!I2:!i__1 - a a,,| \|,_(?. New-Year day, La 4tli--t, je a P. i. id P*r.<"I rb*. * aicle il?e owaor r*ji . ea.!inr al So 201 Oh ?? '7 A* ek.lr??U No 20J Oh it f ADY'S W \ rCH.?1 Bat, i UiJb'b \j Watek * th Chtia, l?r'?r aad Chttwi auarh-l A heralrawari ?i?l ho riioa r-'u. tun* ?to A *


ocr: r|Mlh AMERICAN iKIiSrS1 ASSO I riATION DUTHini . i'.S Will kalfl plaOO oa IHORlnAVr.VI.MNU.i... . S.i .?. ',..1. ?ill o*ra r.*l>rdkt Hit Oolleri.Na 4>0 llr a^waf a a'.h* ?tpOBaaaof 1' 0 loa lim mi ar* lau** .111? A 1 a'a ik*a*a*teaa, ih*r at* raanlad to di?'nbnt* a la/acr auahat of ptkaaab? ***ja*r*. I:, b tu ll.t IB*b**j ? f ni. 1 -f aali.r lh*d, lha.i ??** h* dna>* laaaytino ar A>troiw|,m. ll c*.T?ThlaS


ocr: A N G E MOUNTA IN ITA T 8 R I I III SlM* Ortaee, Eaa*x Co N*w-J*re*? ?JO? SEPH A WEDER. M l) Parsi-isa U lh* last/.atiea. < ? i-r?a. New-Tort iear* the foot o.' Certlead-st at ?ie clock. A.M. *?? ? tod t o'rioe*. P.M '?4T tf


ocr: Jnenrance (Humpaniett. uver Fire ins it. ANCl COMPANY. W?terfurd, iS 't ajh CAPITAL ?JOO.IVXJ. g? h H* taWall-at Maakattaa Rank Biiia,.^ This Conpaay r .ntiaee* to luanr* Fir* k.??* n lag * -st fir reois tsrn a aad th* puatie may rest aeeerwi thai a.1 loaees ses<"iieiMt >)* '.hi* Compaa* will b* j- ?'t-ly -*v prompt:; afl"i.tirfl u<l atia si tnsir N?w-Tt. i <^*\r? ;j nat tt' t s a sax* ji till* etty 18 ALA if Bl/SOD "rseniss. P 1 Ar ?er .*err*tary H. H. i/?,o .T. Assistant dearreisry |p1 tf


ocr: j?OOtO, ?I)0C6, i^C, SHOES AM? GAJTRRS at laa BiBonlaa in bass, rts ? Lsoiet' Gait?rs at 1 and ? ahibn.as; lienta Rubliers at 4, % and 7a 1 Man's strung Sh<>e>. 6t prime ; Boys' stronc Shues 4s.; double-mis (eats (tab Hoot* 12 M. I selaa aaa k id Bbaa j, 4 ami 4*.. psuu 1 > itBOl Sh .es aad Outers at less nn-t tkia elsewhere, at H MAN N b SON'S. N > im Or and-st Ml SmT iTaaal*


ocr: LOOK AT THIS I QlbAA LBS. cut Nails and Brads, 4 to 40d. LP Jr V W 100 pieces bleached and brown Shirt- nesand Sheetings. 1 bale Virginia Osnaburgs. Prime old Java Coffee. Also, Lazuira and Rio do. Brown, Clarified, and Loal Sugar. Superior Grt-en Tea and old English Mustard. For sale bv J. BROWN. March 16. 37

place_of_publication: Raleigh, N.C.

name: Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume]

publisher: W.W. Holden


ocr: NEW WATCH AND JEWELRY Corntr of Wivt-Cenir CW . BDLDSBDRDUSH, N. C . Watchmaker Jeweler, ISO SSALSK IX .i.vcr 'aoovs. eer!Tf'rTM.Y informs the ritizens 01 j CM --' the Public generally, that he ha-:U manc,itlu in Goldsborough. where he will carry on Watcn, Clock, & Jewelry Business, in all its various branches. He will also keep on hand a general assortment FANCY AETICLES, oeh are usually kept in similar establishments. ALSO .- W. JkWELUT. Cctlirv, Musical Instruments, , LV-3, - JL OB - 7 ESS-Repairing dond with neatness tchTon moderate terms, and warranted. and fnlt ni the t!S of the Watch. -CO v- - I. G. LOUGEE. Goldsborough. Oct. 25. 1851. 103


ocr: NEW CLOCK. WATC11, JEWELRY MD JMIIMETV STORK, Corner of West-Centre and Chestnut Sts. GOLDSBOROUGH, N. G. Watchmaker & Jeweler, 1XD DEALER IS W.VCV GOODS, RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Wayne Countv, and the Public generally, that he has located permanently in Goldsborough, where he will carry on the Watch, Clock, & Jewelry Business, in all its various branches. m will also keeo on hand a general assortment ol lif I FANCY ARTICLES, urh as are usually kept in similar establishments. N. C. TI WARE, ALSO Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Cctlery, Specta cles, Perfi meuv, Musical Instruments, &c. AND PRIME STOCK OF Candies, Fruit, Segars, Tobacco, Ac. Articles of every description in his line purchased or sold on Commission, with faithfulness and despatch. Repairing done with neatness and des patch, on moderate terms, and warranted. All orders, from a distance, sent by Rail Road, Stage Lines, or oth erwise, will be promptly attended to. The highest prices paid for old Gold and Silver. Step into the Vakiett Store, D. G. LOUGEE. Goldsborough, Oct 25, 1851. 103 STEAMSHIP LIXE. &4


ocr: THE STATTOABI). REID AND VICTORY! RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, IS5 Ab North, no South, no East, no West, under the Constitution i but a sacred maintenance vj m JW and true devotion to the common oromcrtw I-1 FOR PRESIDENT : GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE, Or JM. n.ijironiiiK. FOR VICE PRESIDENT : WILLIAM R. KING, OF ALABAMA. FOR GOVERNOR: HOI?. DAVIS S. REID, OF ROCKING II AM COCNTT. ELECTION THURSDAY, 5TH 0 5- CANDIDATES FOU WAKE COUNTY. SENATE : WESLEY JONES. HOUSE OF ROMULUS M OASTON II WILLIAM A commons : SAUNDERS, WILDER, ALLEN. ; ! ' I ! 2. j : '


ocr: j ot $200 Reward. A PROCLAMATION, Aw Excellency, DAVID S. RE ID, Governor of the State of North Carolina. : By ttthv.REAS. it has been represented tome that one W nivm HAKFIELD. late of the County of Sampson, stands charged with the murder of one Benja- . . - . . . . i . i . . i . i r t ,. i .1 min Weeks, in saiu iouniy, auu uw ine wu uaiuem has fled from justice, and probably escaped beyond the limfU of the Stale. Now, therefore, to the end that the said Barfield may h. nrrJt(il and brought to trial for said offence, I do here by issue this my Proclamation offering a reward of two' J . .... f 1 1 : l -' ' ,n (tin hundred Jollars ior ins apiiieucntnni aim uncijr Sheriff of Sampson Country. DESCRIPTION. -David Barfield formerly resided in Wayne County. He is deicribed as about five feet eight or ten inches high, stout built, and weighing 175 or 180 pounds: I walks erect, speaks in a sou muu rone, iigni compieiu, wilh light hair, aged about thirty-five year, and has scare on his body caused by the cut of a knife. Given undei my hand and attested wun STEAL lthe Great Seal ol the State of North Oa-o- this the 28th nna, at tie t-ity ot Kaleign, of August, A. D. 1852. DAVID S. REID. By the Governor. W. H. Jones, Private Secretary. 93fi 6t. $200 Reward. " A PROCLAMATION. By his Excellency, DAVID S. REID. Governor of the Slate of North Carolina. WHEREAS, it has been represented to me that one JOHN W. EDMONDSON, late of the Comity of Pitt, stands charged with the murder of one Little berry White, late of said County, and that the said John W. Edmondson has fled from justice and escaped beyond the limits of this Star. c. Now, therefore, to the and that '.he said John W. Ed mondson may be arrested and brought to trial for aid offence, I do hereby issue this my Proclamation offering a reward of two hundred dollars for his apprehension and delivery to the Sheriff of Pitt County. DESCRIPTION Edmondson is described lo be about five feet ten in ches high, and rather thick set. Given under my hand and attested with SEAL, lthe Great Seal of of the State of iNorth Carolina, at the City of Raleish, this 28th August, 185-2 . DAVID S. REID. By order of the Governor. W. 11. Joxus, Private Secretaiy. 935 6t.


ocr: NEW CLOCK. WATCJI. JEWEF.rv Corner of West-Ventre ami Chestu Bis GDLDSBDROUDH, U. C. 5. (0. auger, Watchmaker & Jeweler, AUD SEALER IS W.VCV OOJs. RESPECTFULLY informs the County, and the Public eenerallv. that h ,. i."? i. R..l.uiwnn.k i ... 'ucated -.r.m- . . "rry on the Watcn, ClocR, dc Jewelry Busing in all its various branches. He will also keep on hand a general assortment FANCY ARTICLES, t such as are usually kept in similar establishments ALSO Clocks, Watches, Jewelrt, Cutlery, Spjecta CLES, PERFUMERY, MUSICAL IXSTRUMEXTS, &C AND PRIME STOCK OF Candies Frnit, Segars, Tobacco, c. B "escr.puon in his line purchased or sold on Commission, with faithfulness and desnaiMT C0Repairine done with .... patch, on moderate terms, and warranted. All orders from a distance, sent by Rail Road, Stage Lines, or oth ... .. ., .. ... fiuiupuy attended to.. ine nigncst prices paid for old Gold and Silve r Step into the Vahiett Store, I. O. 1851. LOUGEE. -03 Goldsborough, Oct. 25,


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT: GEN". FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT : WILLIAM R. KING, OF ALABAMA. TUESDAY 2D OF NOVEMBER.


ocr: PROCLAMATION, tty His Excellency, DAVID S. REID, Governor of the Slate or .vrf c arom.u. -miPDUis ,;! tlio n.ivire of the Council of Y State, it has been deemed absolutely necessary to convene the General Assembly at an earlier day than is appointed by Law for the regular meeting thereof, 1 do u .T-u.. mv PronlHmation. notifying and re- jltricuj wsut j - - .h. Sonnt.-irs nnd members of the iiouse oi Commons elect of th? General Assembly of North Car olina to meet in session at the Capitol, in the lity oi Kaleigh, on Monday the fourth day ot October next SZ$. Given under my hand and attested by the Great Seal of the State ot INorth Carolina. b"tViA'SSi. tt. . .U- r-:. l t3ol;K lliUlh iln-l Done at the City ot Raleigh, the 25th day fy August, A. U.. i6Da, anu in iuc nu yem of our Iudc-pendencc. By the Governor, DAVID S. REID. Wx. H. Joxes, Private Secretary. Ralciah. Auzust 25. 1S52. 933 4w. The Pioneer. North Carolinian, Western and Asheville News will insert four times weekly.


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT: GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT : WILLIAM R. KING, OF ALABAMA. ELECTION TUESDAYDJOVEiraHa. UBiubIicaii Electors. vnr tha State at !arre, JAMES C. DOBBIN. St District WILLIAM H. THOMAS. Second District, BURTON CRAIGE. ThTrS District, WALTER F. LEAK. Fourth District, ROBERT P. DICK Ftfth District, ABRAHAM RENCHER. Sixth District, L. O'B. BRANCH. Seventh District. SAMUEL J. PERSON. Eitrhth District, D. G. W. WARD. N jpth District. THOMAS BRAGG.


ocr: NEW WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE Corner of mat-Centre and Chestnut Sis. G9LD5B0R0UGH, N. C. AVtcliml,' Jeweler, ASD DEALER 1 W JP.1JYCY GOOJJS, rtccnrrrTY-YTT.T.V informs the citizens hi County, anYth, genera.lv. has .oco ea permanently in GoliJsbcrough, where he will carry ok . i Watch, Clock, &Jwelrv Busmess, in all its various branches. He will also keep on hand a general assortment ol FANCY ARTICLES, .uch as are usually kept to similar establishments. ALSO Clocks, Watches, Jewelrt, Cutlery, Si-ecta- MfSICAL INSTRVt.vs, ith neatness and des- tch, on moderate terms. nu Call at the sign of the Watch. -CO 1. G. LOVGEE. " CLES, TeKFCMEKV, nRonairinZ "lone wit LA , Z


ocr: PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS. WEEKLY, $ 2 PER ANNUM. NORTH-CAROLINA, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1852. NO. U. EVANS & COOKE, 29 Fayetteville-Street, RALEIGH, N. C. have received, during the past week, the lar ger portion of our Spring purchase, consisting the following articles : Goods, all prices ; Calicoes, Ginghams, Gloves, Bed Ticking, Checks, Diaper, Linon ; all of which will be sold ud the most ac terms to cash buyers, or to punctual cus a short credit ; as we buy Goods twice a year collect in the' same way. Don't forget EVANS & COOKE, One door above R. Smith's. 16. 37 THIS DAY, a large assortment of Dress Goods, Barege Delaines, Madonna's, Satin stripe Bareges, Swiss and Jac Printed Muslins, all patterns and prices, colored Silks, Parasols from 25 cents to $4. EVANS & COOKE. 16. 37 assortment of BONNETS, from cents to $7 50. Also, Bonnet Ribbons, Col Capes, Kid and Silk Glovas, super, quality.. EVANS &. COOKE. 16. 37 and Muslin Undersleeves, Chemizetts, Black Lace, Infant Bodies, Dotted Swiss Muslin, Muslin for Bonnets, Fancy and Jenny EVANs & COOKE. 16. 37 sorts of Goods for Gentlemen's wear. Black meres, Fancy do, Lineu Drills, Cottonades, Fancy Cravats for gentlemen, Vesting, &c. EVANS & COOKE. 15. 37 SHOES, best quality, also common for Ladies. 16. 37 RECEIVED, several cases Gent.s Boots and (Miles Boots, beautiful quality.) 1SVAJNS & 16. 23 Te ! ni Tfil III TTS ! You wil at PVANS ttr. fOOKR'.S. Rsebe's Kossuth. Leghorn, Pearl Straw, China reari. x lata ior &c.,&u. 16. 37 Special Notice, 1 1 : nAmnAlla4 f miiira mnrforlu with all persons having work executed in couuucuug ins wigc ", indispensable to its safe prosecution to require frequent payment. As this arrangement to the mutual advantage of all parties, it is all will strictly conform to it. JOSEPH WOLTERING. March 15,1852 38 tf. Just Received. lot of very Superior Black and "Green from the New York Pekin Tea Company. myself to sell at their retail prices, and the rocnmmpml ns genuine trime. Those who me will not only, therefore, get a good article from fifteen to twenty per cent- ip the pur L. B. WALKER. 19, 1852. ad just to Hand. Soda and Butter Crackers. Raisins. do do. soft shell Almonds. fresh 1 ecan nuts. L. B. WALKER. 19, 1852. 39 Notice. entered on the Ranger's book of Chatham on the 16th of March, by Daniel John near Lassiter's Cross Roads from Raleigh to a Dark lcoan Horse, supposed to be nve 5 feet high ; valued at twenty-seven dollars cents ; has signs ot the gear ana wean eyes. JUSiSril tlAl.n-l Jx, j. ti. 26. 40 3t. Xattersall's Heave Powders radical and permanent cure of heaves, bro colds, glanders, and all diseases which affect membrane, of the lungs, win Ipipe, throat of the Horse ; also, to expel worms, loosen improve the appetitte and keep the animal in a has in store a trcsh supply ot the above Medicine, and having seen its curative powers prepared to recommend it to the owners of di P. F. PESCUD. 27, 1852. 40 Uterine Cathohcon, is consider greatest medical discovery of the age, for.the certain class of Uterine Complaints, incident best gift to man. " It obviates the neces Supporters, &c. AH interested, can pro free of charge, containing ample testi the medical tacuity ana patients wno nave P F. PESCUD. March 26, 1852 ' 40 and Carpenters Wanted line of the Cape Fear and Deep River Nav Liberal wages will be paid on the 10th of for the above number, which, as the sea will be increased to ouu nanus. ISAAC CLEGG, Prct't. 8th, 1852. 35 tf. HARDING & CO. have taken a Store connection with Col. C. W. D. Ifutcbings, on Street, next door to w. L,. romeroy s liooR they will be pleased to see their friends and E. L. HARDING & CO. January 6th, 1852. 18 Stock of Winter Clothing. of having our Store burned on the December last, we have on hand a much lar of Clothing than we feel willing to keep over Summer. We do therefore offer our Clothing at cost for cash. T A Hill TVT 11 - rfi January 6th, 1852. 18 J. S. Houghton's Pepsin. Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, for the of indigestions. dvsDRDsia. liver complaints. constipation aud netvous dclcine. Prepared or the fourth stomach of the ox. supply received and lor sale by ' P. F. PESCUD. March 26, 1852. 40 Cash for Old Copper. highest price will be paid by the Raleigh and Railroad Company for OLD COPPER. to the subscriber, at the workshops of the Com ALBERT JOHNSON. 22. 39 lm GARDEN SEEDS. just received my Spring supply of Garden embracing a large and well selected stock of improved varieties. J. nose desiring an eariy call soon and examine my selection, before P. F. JTESUUD, Druggist. January 27th, 1852. . 24 TO HOUSE PAINTERS. COTTON-SEED OIL, the cheap and best Oil for outside House Painting, for barrel, apply to WM. J. CLARKE. March 16, 1852. 37 SAVAGE & ME ARES. & Forwarding Merchants WILMINGTON, N. C. 12, 1851. 81 ly. T. HT. SELBY, No. 12, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, IS now receiving and opening a large and well selec ted stock of SPRLXG Sf SUMMER DRY GOODS, bought entirely for cash, and will be sold at prices to suit the times. The stock consists in part of the following : Chame lion Silks, superior black Gro de Rhine, do.. Plaid silk Tissue, Printed Lawns and Muslins, a large supply ot plain white Jaconet, Cambrics and Muslin, very cheap, check do.. Figured Swiss Muslins, Book and Mull do., Thread, Swiss Jaconet, and Lisle Inserting and Edg ings, Linen Cambric HandkPs, French worked Colors, Ladie's Kid and Black silk Gloves and Mitts, Bonnetts and Ribbons, a great variety of Ginghams and English and American Prints, shell Tuck Combs, and Sitre Combs, Umbrellas and Parasols. Particular attention is invited to my stock of silk and cotton Hosiery it is large and will be found to be cheap. March 24, 1852. 38 Roots & Shoes. ROBINSON'S SLIPPERS, Ladie's walking shoes. Miles & Son's gentlemen's Boots, calfski hoes, childien and misses do. T. H. S Y. March 24,1852. 38 Groceries. BROWN, crushed, clarified and loaf Sugars, old Ja va, Miricabo, Laguyra and Rio Coffee, super Im perial and Hyson Tea, sperm, adamantine and Hull &. Son's tallow Candles, JNew crop ivioiasses oy me gauon or barrel, tresn Kice.stc. . n o.ct-D. Hardware Sk Cutlery. m i nwv. v.iii ii i anu vi . . u . . , o lTools, cut Nails, Horse shoe nails and Horse shoes, weeding Hoes, Trace Chains, SytheBlades, Patent Bal ances, Table Cutlery &l pieces in a &ei. March 24, 1852. T H. SELBY. For the Gentlemen. LOTH, Cassimeres, Vestings, white Linen Drills, yFarmer's itrown Linen Linn, may uneo, superi or and cheap, Irish Linen, black silk Cravats Pongee Handt's, black and white silk Gloves, black and colored kid do. ; and a variety ot other Goods suitable for the season. i . r. oaLo x March 24, 1852. 38 Domestic Goods. OKfl PIECES Brown and Bleached Sheeting and WJv7Shirtings, 11-4 brown and bleached sheetings, Osnaburgi, and Penitentiary Plaids, white and colored straw mailing, wu. .........D March 24, 1852. T. H. SELB. Hats. T7"OSSUTH HATS, of various qualities and prices, IV Panama, Leghorn, 1 uscan, Falm L.eat, Slc March 24, 1852. T. H. SELBY. Spring Supply Just Landing. QnA BOXES Raisins Bunch. do do Layers. 250 drums Figs Smyrna. 5 frails Dates. 5000 fresh Cocoa Nuts. 250 boxes Oranges. 100 do Lemoos. 10,000 lbs. fresh Nuts, assorted. 10 cases Prunes. 254,000 Cigars of the very best quality. In addition to which, I am just opening a heavy as sort m en t of Soaps, Perfumery, Extracts, Oils, Fancy Articles, Common Jewelry, t rench Uandies, &c. Merchants are informed that I sell at Northern prices, and warrant my goods. SAM'L. H. MARKS. P. S. Good article of Candy at 12$c. per pound when purchased by the hundred. Petersburg, March 9, 1852. 36 GENERAL AGENCY. r liHE undersigned offers his services as Agent for the JL transaction of any business in the City of Raleigh, at the Public Departments, the Banks, Insurance Offi ces, GCC. He may be found at the office of the Secretary of State. All letters addressed to him will be promptly at tended to, and his charges will be moderate and satis factory. RUFUS H. PAGE. REFERENCES. Gov. D. S. Reid, Wm. Hill, Sec'y. Stale, D. W. Courts, Pub. Treas. Wm. J. Clarke, Comp't. of State, E. B. Freeman, Clerk Sup. Court, Geo. W. Mordecai, Prest. of Bank of tlie State, Wm. H. Jones, Cash'r. Bank of Cape Fear, W. W. Vass, Treas. R. 4 G. E.R. Raleigh. Dec, 18, 1851. 14 tf JTIRS. WOLTERING RESPECTFULLY announces to the Ladies ot Ral eigh and surrounding country that she is now re ceiving her FALL and WINTER STOCK oi FANCY GOODS, embracing China goods, fine iron-stone dinner- setts, tea-setts, and cups and saucers as fine as ever brought to this City. Also. GROCERIES of every description. MUSI CAL INSTRUMENTS, &.C., which will be sold low for cash. Just Received, a fresh supply of CONFECTIONA- RIES. Thankful forpast favors, she solicits a continuance of )he same. WILHELMINA WOLTERING. Raleigh, Sept. 12th. 1851. 90 y. RECTIFIED WHISKEY, THE Subscribers have constantly on hand, and are prepared to furnish any quantity of their very Superior Rectified Whiskey, at about Baltimore prices, in lots of four barrels and upwards for Cash. Also. New England Rum, Brandy, Gin, Wine, Cordial, and all Domestic Liquors. Persons buying of us will save a profit in freight and other char ges, from the JNorthern Markets, and always get a good and pure aiticle. All we ask is a trial of quality and nrices. L. LUNSFORD & SON. Petersburg, Va. 911 4tw. March 10, 1852. A' Teacher Wanted. THE Trustees of the Tarborough Academy would be glad to employ a gentleman, to take charge of the Male Academy. A gentleman, properly qualified, would find it a desirable situation, as the school, for the last ten years, has exceeded 40 pupils per session. The health of the place is satisfactorily estaDiisnen, uy experience oi the past. The time of the present incumbent expires in June By order of the Trustees. HENRY T. CLARK, Sec'y. March 15, 1852. 41 3t. Notice. ALL persons indebted to the Estate of EPHRAIM HOLMES will please make payment to the sub scriber, who has taken out letters of administration upon said Estate ; and all persons having claims against the Estate must present them within the time prescrioea oy Law. JOS. J. W. TUCKER, Adm'r. March 22. 39 Rerage Delaines. A HANDSOME variety just received. Also, Spring Calicoes. J. BROWN. March 22. Just Received. A Lot of fine Buckwheat Flour. S Barrels of No. 1 Herrings. aleigh Mirch 10, 1852 HENRY KEIM. rmBE LILLY AND THE BEE: an Apologue of I he Uryslal lalace. Keiieivea iuis oay vy HENRY D. TURNER. N. C. Bookstore. A EOT of Cotton Ragging and Rope yet on nana ana ior saie dj a ji. odldi Feb.9. 28 a ?BIME rtSM of NEW CROP MOLAS SES, just received and for sale by the gallon or barrel. ojJjD i . Fe. 9. ?8 THE VARIETY STORE! HENEY STEM'S North of Yarbrough's and opposite Lawrence's Hotel, RALEIGH, N. C. JUS1 RECEIVED and for sale at the lowest cash prices, the following articles, to-wit : ' 3 Barrels of Mackerel, 2 do. New Lard, 4 do. Irish Potatoes, 6 do. Assorted Cracker!", 2 do. Pulverized Sugar, 3 do. Clarified do. 2 do. Crushed do. 800 lbs. Goshen Butter, 800 " Cheese.' Rio, Laguira, and Java .Coffee, Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles, 5000 Black Principe Cegars, Regalia, Havana, &c. &c. Scc. &c. January 2, 1852. 18 tf. Portrait Painting. PROF. DxENSZLINY, Miniature and Aquarell pain ter, begs leave to inform the citizens of Raleigh, that he offers them his professional services during the present month. Having successfully practised his fine Art in Europe and America, he flatters himself that he is able to execute a finer Portrait than erter has been done in this place. Some of his work may be seen at the two Rnnlretnfuo n. K i ..V. l n 1. ' n . i . i . . . . , nuui iuc uuuijr grmueu mat permission, fand where orders may beTeft, all of which will receive F-i"it aiusnuon. i o give entire satisfaction the price for a Portrait is reduced to Ten Dollars. His lodgings may be found at Mrs. Hollister's, near the R. & G. R. Depot, where he may be seen from 12 to 2 o'clock evety day. Raleigh, March 16, 1852. 38 4t. SMITH, WATSON & CO. IMPORTERS OF HARD-WARE, J's. ST, South Third St., Philadelphia. Charles H. Smith, Johjt T. Watsox, Jos. Dungaic. DR. J. T. WATSON, late of Warrenton, N. C, having removed to Philadelphia and engaged in the HARDWARE BUSINESS, in the above Firm, would respectfully invite the Merchants of North Caro lina, and other Southern States, to call and examine their Stock, which is entirely new and will be sold on as fa vorable terns as in any other market iu this country. Philadelphia, Feb., 19, 1852. 908 lm. OLD AXES MADE NEW. THE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the public generally that he has taken the stand formerly occupied by Mr. Silas Burns, and that he is prepared to execute any Job in his line as Blacksmith, particularly OLD AXES MADE NEW. Having served his Apprenticeship wjth Mr. Burns, he flatters himself that be will perpetuate the character heretofore sustained by that Establishment. My Grist Mill is in good order; all Corn brought' to it will be strictly and promptly attended to by RALPH M. ANDREWS. Raleigh, October 1, 1851. 887 w6m. JTIarhle Work and Iron Railings. JOHNH. 'STRUTHERS SON. No 360 Market Street, Philadelphia, Furnish all kinds of Marble Work Mantles, Monuments, Tombs, &c., at the most reasonable rates, and work warranted equal to any house in the Union. MOORE V RAT.I.AfJHER Tnrnor nf Ftrno.l or,,! Coatcs Street, Philadelphia, Manufacturer all kinds of iron ranings, ior enclosures, .Balconies, v erandans, and any Fancy Work, on the most reasonable terms. Orders . . , . . ... .... aueiiuea io wiin dispatcn. September 27,1851. 94 6m For Sale Cheap. 1BBL., Sugarhouse Syrup, 60 cents per gallon. 1 " New crop Molasses, 35 cents per gallon, 1 " Cider Vinegar, 35 cents per gallon. 1 ' Sal Soda, (for washing) 6J cents per pound. 1 " Lindles, a nice dish, served like peas, but of a far superior taste, 9 cents per pound. 1 " Prunes, very good, when stewed with a little sugar, 13 -rents per pound. 1 " English Peas, 56 cents per peck. Call at F. MAHLER'S, Opposite the R. & G. R. R. Office. February 24, 1852. 31 Ladles', ITIisses' & Children's Shoes. JUST RECEIVED, Kid and morrocco laced walking shoes, Do- ties and laced slippers, Ladies' Goat skin Bootees, Do. " Buskins, Misses " Bootees, Children's do. White Kid Slippers. ALSO, Calf and Kip men's shoetees. Do and do boy's and children's shoetees, Women's leather shoes and bootees, Heavy Brogans, for Railrood hands. J. BROWN. Raleigh, March 30, 1862. 42 J0SIAH WELLS, WHOLESALE Grocer and Commission Merchant, NORFOLK, VA. F "TI ILLS orders for Groceries at low prices, and gives Ilia h.flt nttntinn tft thn snlpa nf Finn, P.ittnn T,. bacco, and ether produce consigned to him ' " " ww.wm, - - Norfolk, Dec. 4, 1851. 12 6m. 1. B. WALKER, HEALER 15 Confectionary and Groceries, Manufacturer & Wholesale Dkalkr in RALEIGH, .V. C E7 Orders from a distance promptly attended to Goods securely packed for any part of the State. 1852. 41 Root and Shoe Manufactory. MR. DEPKIN would respectfully announce to the citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding country, that he still continues to carry on the above business, in all its branches, at Mr. Woltering's Hardware Store. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received, I assure the public that I will give universal satisfaction to those who entrust me with their work. HENRY A. DEPKIN. Raleigh. Jan. 9. 1852. 19 Hats for the Season. ASHION ABLE Black Moleskin, Latest Styles, made to order, Panama, Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats, . White and Black Round Crown Hats, Call and examine for yourselves. J. BROWN. Raleigh March 30, 1852, 42 GOOD NEWS FOR COWS ! W. PECK & CO. keep constantly on hand a jm supply of Cotton-seed and Flax-seed Meal. Raleigh, March 16, 1853. 37 LADIES' & MISSES GAITERS. A good sup ply of Laide's & Misses Black, Bronze, Blue, Green and light colored Gaiters, always on hand. Also, a gTeat variety of Laides', Misses and Children's walking shoes Raleigh, Feb. PARTIN & GILL. F ILL YOUR LAMPS, just received, a fresh supply of Burning r luid, and Winter Strained Sperm Oil P. F. PESCUD. January 27, 1852. 26 Salad Oil. O DOZ. Fresh and Sweet, just received at the Drug WHtore or WILLIAMS, HAXWUUU, fit UO. March 30, 1852. 41 IMPORTANT SALE Of Negroes, Mules, dec. 37th April At Alkeu, South Carolina. THE undersigned ha-ing nearly completed their tract on the South Carolina Railroad, will ly sell, without reserve, on Tuesday the 27th day April next, at Aiken, South Carolina, to the bidder : 130 Negroes, I 90 Carts and 85 Mdlh, I 25 Wheel-barrows, 3 Horses, 190 Shovels. Railroad Plows, Picks, Blacksmiths', Carpenters', Wheel-wrights'' Tools, jre. Those negroes are beyond doubt the likeliest ior their number, ever offered in any market, almost entirely of young fellows from the age of 21 30 years, some few boys, from 12 tat 16 years of age, four women. Among the fellows are first rate BLACKSMITHS, CARPENTERS, COOPERS, ' MOULDERS, WHEEL-WRIGHTS, AND WAGGONERS. Among the women, one excellent Weaver and siiess, another one, a good Cook- All well trained disciplined for Rail and Plankroad working, just completed a splendid piece of work at Aiken, S. under the management ot a gentleman oi very aSility and experience, and well calculated to them,) which makes them more vaiuaoie than ed hands, to which we would respectfully beg leave call the aitentiou of those engaged in such The Mules are all stout, young, select, well and in fine order. The Carts were gotten up by one of the best facturers in the State Iron axles and not much by use. We deem it unnecessary to say more, as the will show for itself. Terms Cash. Aiken, S. C, immediately on the Railroad, 16 from Hamburg. J. C. SPROULL & Co. March 12, 1852. 813 wtd. NEW ARRANGEMENT TO New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore & Tia Seaboard &. Roanoke R. R. THE PUBLIC are informed that the are now running regularly on the Seaboard & Railroad, connecting with the Baltimore Steamers Norfolk and with the Wilmington train at Weldon. The cars leave Weldon" daily at 3 J o'clock, P. ad arrive in Portsmouth at 7 P. in time for Steamers for Baltimore. The accommodation and freight train leaves on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, at o'clock, A. M., connecting with the Steamer at water for Edenton and Plymouth. The steamers and Schultz are now running daily (Sundays between Black-water, Edenton and Plymouth. OWEN D. BALL, Ag't. S. & R. R. K. Company. Portsmouth, Va., March 18, 1852 38- lm. Haydock, Clay & Evans, Successors of Messrs. Haydock, Corlies and No. 21S, Pearl St. New York, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS I If FOREIGN DRUGS & SELECT Paints, Oils, Varnish, Dxk-Stcffs, Brushes, Surgical 4" Denial In&truments, Perfumery. DR. ALEX. EVANS, late of Wilmington, N. having associated himself with the above Firm, pectfully invites the attention of dealers and visiting the North to their large Stock of Goods, will give particular attention to tte orders of his in North Carolina. February 25, I852! 909 6m. SPUING STOCK. Roots, Shoes, Brogaiu, Trunks, WE have received by the recent arrivals, from the manufacturers our stock of Boots, Carpet Bags and other articles iu our line, all of have been selected with much care for our HOLES At, E SPRING TRADE. We flatter ourselves that a better or cheaper stock Goods has never been offered in this market. The attention of Merchants visiting our city is ularly called to the above. W. K. JIUiJNSUN, & UU., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots, Shoes, &c, two doors below Paul & Mcllwaine. Petersburg, March 2, 1852. 84 lm. SAMUEL H. MARKS' WHOLESALE CANDY MANUFACTORY, AND WAREHOUSE FOR Fruits, Cigars, Fancy Articles, Established in 1830. THE subscriber would respectfully call to his very large and extensive assortment of DIES, of his own manufacture, of every style and ity, which he warrants equal to any made in this try. Also, to his assortment ot FANCY SOAPS, PERFUMERY, TOYS, &c, selected great care by himself, and which be offers on the terms. Having made extensive arrangements, he be enabled to offer every week to the trade fresh of Northern and Malaga Fruits of the most recent portation. A call is earnestly solicited. SAM'L. H. MARKS. Petersburg, Oct 23, 1851. 1 To the Travelling Public. THE subscriber is now running a two-horse from Gaston to Garysburg, about 17 miles, in nection with the Portsmouth Road, so that travellers ing North can be accommodated in the promptest ner, as this line is also in connection with the boats. The Hack leaves Gaston immediately on the rival of the Raleigh train. Travellers will save 92 by this route, and go six hours ahead of the present arrangements. W. R. PEPPER, Agent. December 29, 1851. 163m. NEW Wholesale Dry Goods PETERSBURG, 17th March, 1852. Our of superb Staple and Fancy Dry Goods for the Trade is now complete, and ready for examination. our entire stock is fresh, and has been purchased pally for cash, we can offer such inducements to the as are rarely met with in this or any other market. We respectfully solicit a call from the merchants iting our city. JOHN W. RICE & BROTHER. ISo. 9, Bollmgbroofc Petersburg, Va., March 17, 1852. 38 lm. WJB have on hand, a few large and size iron and wood frame Trunks, which we dispose of at reduced prices. PARTIN & GILL. Feb. 9. 28 G RASS SEED. Red Clover, Blue Grass. Grass, Millet and Lucerne, just received by WILLIAMS. HAY WOOD, & CO. October 16, 1851. 001" WEDDING Cake Boxes. One gross for sale H. D. TURNER, N. C. Book Store. Raleigh, January 1st, 1852. 17 B IRD SEED. Canary, Rape and Millet, for by WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD. & CO. Jan. 21,1852. 24 HAVEN'S Photographic Rliniatnre Oalleryi the Post Office,) FaTBTTBVILLX STaEKT, Jan. 31. 1851. RALEIGH, N. C. BLACKSMITH'S TOOL8, in setts, together with general stock of goods to suit the season, will be at reduced prices, to make way for a Spring Stock. . ,. T. H. SELBY. Feb. 9. 28 Just Opened at Tuckers, LARGE stock of Lawns, Ginghams, and A from 10 to 75 cents, ; . ..


ocr: SEMI.WEEKLY, $4 PER ANNUM. PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS. WEEKLY, $ 2 PER ANNUM. RALEIGH, NORTH-CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1852 NO. 49. VOL. II- THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD JlLLlAM W. HOLDEN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. s op the WmtT. Two dollars per annum e or within the first month , Two 'dollars and nts, if payment be delayed six months ; and Three if liars if not Pa' w'tnn "x montns from the time ol '"trmsof thb SEm.Wiinr. Four dollars pet m in advance, or within the first month ; Four hilars 'and fifty cents, if payment be delayed six months ; ,nd Fie Dollars, if not paid within six months from the ime of subscribing. fr The above rules will be inflexibly adhered to. torsRTisKXESTS not exceeding fourteen lines will . ':nserted one time for one dollar, and twenty-five ta for each subsequent insertion ; those of greater w in nroportion. Court orders and Judidicial Ad lengm i v r j,,,,i r , v,;Ka. ,. .v .ertiseraents win ""'s-- t"-' 1 ve rates. A reasonable reduction will be made to those who advertise by the year. Advertisements inser. ted in the Semi-Weekly Standard, will also appear in the Weekly Paper, free of charge. Subscribers, and others, who may wish to send money the Editor, can do so at all times, by Mail and at hie sk Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted. "Vctters to the Editor must come free of postage. Valuable Property for Sale in the CITV OF RALEIGIK T OFFER for sale my House and Lot, situated in the Eastern Ward, near the residence of Dr. Josiah O. Watson, containing one acre, more or less. This situa tion is capable of being made one of the most desirable residences in the City, and although better improved than most any residence in Raleigh, yet, with a very little outlay of money, could be made one of the " places reaj of." I own about three-fourths of an acre of ground adjoining, which added to it would make it suffi ciently capacious for a." gentleman of talents and pleas .LTf " to perambulate in the shades of evening, inhale the sweet scented zephyrs, listen to the song of the night- bird, and hold communion with the nymphs that play upon the moonbeams, or he may view the "starry decked heavens" and -meditate upon the science of Astronomy. Persons wishing to purchase will make application to Richard P. FurcH,Esq.,whois my agent, and empow ered to make sale. I deem any further description un necessary, as no one will purchase without first exam in in" the premises. Geo bo k L. Gould resides on the lot, and will take pleasure in showing the house, lot and im provements. THOMAS M. OLIVER. April 25th, 1852. 43 tf. " Eagle Hotel, " Chapel Hill, for Sale. THE Proprietress of this well known and profitable establishment, having realized a sufficient income to warrant her in resuming the quiet of a private life, of fers to the public generally the opportunity of bidding for its advantages. The citizens of the State are so well acquainted with the advantages of its position, that but tew remarks are necessary to complete their information. The Hotel itself possesses all the requirments of room and comfort, which its purchasers can desire. It has ca pacity for the accommodation of one hundred and fifty boarders, and the recent and rapid growth of the Uni versity, adjacent, makes it an easy matter to possess such or even a greater number of students. In addition to this, the frequent travel through Chap el Hill gives the Hotel, (being the only one in the place) a transient custom equal to any in the State. The lots and stables adjoining are extensive and com modious, and the country-market supplies abundantly and on profitable terms much of its provisions. The terms of sale require one third of the price to be paid on taking possession. A note, with safe security and time ot payment suited to the convenience of the purchaser, are the reasonable demands for the remain der. If further information be desired concerning the in ducements to purchase, the President of the University or any other resident of the village, will furnish it Possession can be obtained at any time, after the 1st May. Apply to ANNE S. HILLIARD. Chapel Hill, N. C. Feb. 27, 1851. 33- Of fice of N. C Mut. In. Co. RALEIGH, Feb. 18, 1853. $ Board of Directors of the North Carolina Mu- I tual Insurance Company, at their annual Meeting in this City, on the 13th day of January, 1852, an assessment of 3$ per cent on all premum of the Company outstanding on the 15th day of 1851. This with one-naif per cent levied September 2nd, one per cent levied November 9th, 1850, and one cent levied September 18th, 1851, will make six per on all notes subject to assessment on the 2nd Sep 1349, and remaining unexpired and uncancelled the 15th of December, 1851. These assessments under the provisions of the Act of will be payable on or before the 20th day April, 1852. All persons having premium notes in Office will please remit the assessments thereon with ittle delay as practicable. By order of the Board, JNO C. PARTRIDGE, Sec'y. Raleigh, Feb. 18, 1852. 29 td. NEW NOVELS. AVEN'S CLIFFE, by the author of Time the Mordaunt Hall, &c. The Head of the Familt, by the author of Olive Agjjvies, The Tutor's Wahd, by the author of Wayfaring Use and Abuses, &c. Marcus Waulabb, oa the Lovs Moss Spriho, a Tale of the South, by Caroline Lee Hentz, author of Jjinua Kena, dec .COCJTT MOXTE LxOXZ, OR TUB SPT 1ST SoCIETT, from the French of H. De St. Georges. deceived and for sale by W. L. POME ROY. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS FOR 1852. WH. & R. S. TUCKER are now receiving their extensive and well selected stoclc of Staple and Fancy Goods, to which your attention is respectfully invited, consist ing, in part, of the following : Brocade Poult de Soi Silks, Solid colored and White do. White Brocade Silks, Rich Plaid Chamelion Silks, White and Black Watered do, Super Black Gro de Rhine do, Figured and Satin striped Challys, Solid and Figured Bareges, Fancy Silk Tissues, Organdii Lawns, French Jaconets, Printed Muslins, firilliantes, Plaid and solid Ginghams. English and American Chintz, Dotted, Checked, Swiss, Jaconet, Nainsook, and Tarlton Muslins. Black Silk Lace Mantillas, Plain and Embroidered Canton Crape Shawls, Black Silk Lace, French Worked Collars, Cufls, Chemisetts, and Undersleeves, Swiss and Jaconet Muslin Bands, Scolloped L. Cambric and Reviere stitched Hdkfs. Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and Insertings, Real and imitation Valencienes Edging, Ladies and Gent.'s Kid Gloves, best quality, do do Alexander's Silk Gloves, Rich Bonnet, Neck, and Scarf Ribbons, Silk Fringes, Buttons, and Trimmings', French Working Cotton, Linen and Cotton Floss, &.., &.C., icC. 37 1852. NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. At the Old Stand of IIL.ARTT & LltCHFORDI TB ECENT arrivals hare placed us in possession of Ja-Bfea considerable portion ot our bpring purchase, con sisting in part as follows : Printed and Plaid Chally, Satin Plaid Bareges, and Plain. Fig'd and Plain do. Batisto Silks. Barage Robes. Barage Delanes, Orga ndies, French Jaconets and Lawns, Printed Muslins, Ginghams and Charabreys. French Work, capes, collars, cuffs, and underaleeves, Patent corded Starts, a new article, Bonnets and Ribbons. And we respectfully invite our friends and enstotners generally to call and examine, as we are determined to offer inducements to purchasers. HEARTT & JONES. Raleigh. March 15, 1852. 37 Hats, Boots and Shoes. PERSONS in want of a fine Hat, for their good, we advise them (o give us a call before buying elsewhere. We can show them, also, different styles of the Kossuth Hat, white and black- Miles's Boots, and handsome article of Gents opera Gaiters, HEARTT & JONES. Raleigh. March 15, 1852. 37 Hats for the Season. WH.& R. S. TUCKER have just received their supply of Hats for their Sprine and Summer Trade, which they can confidently recommend as being unsurpassed both in regard to style and quality. Their Moleskiti Hats are something new and entirely differ ent Irom any others ottered in this City, we respect fully solicit a call as we are determined to sell, viz : 12 cases super extra Moleskin, Men's and Boy's double Kossuth, ' Lola Montes, " " Texas and Spanish Campeachy, ' Napier and Alboni Straw, . " Braided Pedal " " " China Pearl " " " Bl'k and White fashionable Leghorn, Canada Straw and Palm Hats, Ladies Riding Hats, Misses and Infants' Fancy Straw Hats, Gent's Leather Hat Boxes, Six., &c. 38 SPRING GOODS, 1852. Just Received, at uiy Old Stand, PLAID Silks. Lawns and Challeys. French Worked Collars, very low, Embroidered and plain Linen Cambric Hdkfs. Swiss and Muslin Edgings and Insertings, Lisle Lace and Edgings, Bobbin Edgings and In sertings, Ladies' colored Kid and Silk Gloves, Gent.'s Kid and do do. Black French Bombazine and Alpacca. J. BROWN, No. 9 Fayetteville street. March 16. 37 SPRING SUPPLY, 1852. TAM now receivinga large supply of MEDICINES, PAINTS OILS. CHEMICALS AND GLASS- WARE from the Manufacturers and Importers, and am prepared to furnish any articles in my line of the best quality, at such prices and upon such terms as must give 8atistaction. Mv old customers and those who have never dealt with me, are invited to send me their orders. March 18, 1862. - 38 Paints, Paints. OA Ann LBS. Blake's and other Mineral Paints of I I I II II lih fnHnwinc rnlots to wit : Yellow. Light. and Daik Drab, Light and Darkrown and Black, also Patent White Zinc or forceiain rainis, oruwii mt Paint, Pure White Lead, American raieni wryer, veni tian Red, Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre, Lamp-Black, t ..i tcA i Phrnmp Greene. Chrome Yellow. Vermillion, Sand Paper, and a large supply of Varnish es. Oils, Paint Brushes, and graining Tools, now in store EVANS & COOKE, If o. 29 Fayetteville-Street, RALEIGH, N. C. WE have received, during the past week, the lar ger portion of our Spring purchase, consisting in part of the following articles : Domestic Goods, all prices ; Calicoes, Ginghams, Hosiery, Gloves, Bed Ticking, Checks, Diaper, Linon and Cotton ; all of which will be sold on the most ac commodating terms to cash buyers, or to punctual cus tomers on a short credit ; as we buy Goods twice a year we shall rolled in the same way. Don't forget EVANS Sc. COOKE, One door above R. Smith's. March 16. 37 RECEIVED THIS DAY, a large assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods, Barege Delaines, Madonna's, French Jaconets, Satin stripe Bareges, Swiss and Jac onet Muslins, Printed M-uslins, all patterns and prices, Black and colored Silks, Parasols from 25 cents to $4. EVANS & COOKE. March 16. 37 A BEAUTIFUL assortment of BONNETS, from 50 cents to $7 50. Also, Bonnet Ribbons, Col lars, Cuffs, Capes, Kid and Silk Gloves, super, quality. EVANS & COOKE. March 16. 37 "" ACE and Muslin Undersleeves, Chemizetts, Black JLi Silk Lace, Infant Bodies, Dotted Swiss Muslin, White Conled Muslin for Bonnets, Fancy and Jenny Lind Skirting. EVANs & COOKE. . March 16. 37 ALL sorts of Goods for Gentlemen's wear. Black Cassimeies, Fancy do, Linen Drills, Cottonades, Black and Fancy Cravats for gentlemen, Vesting, &c. EVANS & COOKE. March 15. 37 R OBINSON'S SHOES, best quality, also common Slippers lor .Ladies. March 16. 37 UST RECEIVED, several cases Gent.'s Boots and Shoes, (Miles Boots, beautiful quality.) EVANS & March 16. 23 HATS ! HATS ! ! HATS ! ! ! You wil find, at EVANS & COOKE'S, Beebe's Kossuth, Panama, Leghorn, Pearl Straw, China Pearl, Flats for Children, &c.,&.c. ' March 16. 37 Just Received. A LARGE lot of very Superior Black and Green Teas from the New York Pekin Tea Company. I pledge myself to sell at their retail prices, and the Teas I can recommend as genuine prime. Those who buy from me will not only, therefore, get a good article but will save from fifteen to twenty per cent, in the pur chase. L. B. WALKER. March 19, 1852. 39 Just to Hand. 5 BARRELS Soda and Butter Crackers. 10 Boxes Raisins. 20 i do do. 400 lbs. soft shell Almonds. 300 lbs. fresh 1 ecan nuts. L. B. WALKER. March 19, 1852. 39 Kirhbride's TattersalPs Heave Powders for the radical and permanent cure of heaves, bro ken wind, colds, glanders, and all diseases which affect the mucous membrane, of the lungs, win Ipipe, throat and head of the Horse ; also, to expel worms, loosen the hide, improve the appetitte and keep the animal in a good condition. The subscriber has in store a fresh supply of the above valuable Medicine, and having seen its curative powers tested, is prepared to recommend it to the owners of di seased horses. P. F. PESCUD. March 27, 1852. 40 L. B. WALKER, DEALER IS Confectionary and Groceries, . Manufacturer & Wholesale Dealer in R.1L.K1GU, V. C. lW Orders from a distance promptly attended to Goods securely packed for any part of the State. 1S52. 41 DR. MARCHISE'S Uterine Catholicon, is consider ed the greatest medical discovery of the age, for the cure of a certain class of Uterine Complaints, incident to the " last best gift to man. It obviates the neces sity of Braces, Supporters, &c. All interested, can pro cure a pamphlet, free of charge, containing ample testi mony from the medical faculty and patients wno nave been cured. P. F. PESCUD. Raleigh, March 26, 1852. . 40 200 Laborers and Carpenters Wanted ON the line of the Cape Fear and Deep River Nav igation. Liberal wages will be paid on the 10th of every month, for the above number, which, as the sea son advances will be increased to 500 bands. ISAAC CLEGG, Pres't. March 8th, 1852. 35 tf. El.. HARDING & CO. have taken a Store in connection with Col. C. W. D. Hutchings, on Fayetteville Street, next door to w. l romeroy s door Store, where they will be pleased to see their friends and customers. i.. ti A tiL)iL u, cc uu. Raleigh, January 6th, 1852. lft Large Stock of Winter Clothing. IN consequence of having our Store burned on the 15th of December last, we have on hand a much lar ger stock of Clothing than we feel willing to keep over the approaching Summer. We do therefore offer our heavy Winter Clothing at cost for cash. 12. Li. JtlAKLrlltiU OC VsVJ. Raleigh, January Cth, 1852. 18 Spring Supply Just landing. OHO BXES Raisins Bunch. do do Lavers. 250 drums Tigw Smyrna. 5 frails Dates. 5000 fresh Cocoa Nuts. 250 boxes Oranges. 100 do Lemons. 10,000 lbs. fresh Nuts, assorted. 10 cases- Prunes. 254,000 Cigars of the very best quality. In addition to which, I am just opening a heavy as sortment of Soaps, Perfumery, Extracts, Oils, Fancy Articles, Common Jewelry, French Candies, &c. Merchants are informed that I sell at Northern prices. and warrant my goods. SAM L. H. MARKS. P. S. Good article of Candy at 12c. per pound when purchased by the hundred. Petersbure, March 9, 1852. 36 GENERAL AGENCY. THE undersigned offers, his services as Agent for the transaction of any business in the City of Raleigh, at the Public Departments, the Banks, Insurance Offi ces, &c He may be found at the office of the Secretary of State. All letters addressed to bim will be promptly at tended to, and his charges will be moderate and sitis factory. RUFUS H. PAGE. REFERENCES. Gov. D. S. Reid, Wm. Hill, &c'y. Sae, D. W. Courts, Pub. Treas. Wm. J. Clarke, CompH. of .State, E. B. Freeman, Clerk Sup. Court, Geo. W. Mordecai, Prest. of Bank of the -State. Wm. H. Jones, Cash'r. Bank of Cape Fear, W. W. Vass, Treas. R. 4 G. U.S. Raleigh, Dec, 1 8, 1 851. 14 tf ITIRS. WOLTERING 1f ESPECTFULLY announces to the Ladies of Ral- MM eigh and surrounding country that she is now re ceiving her FALL and WINTER STOCK oi FANCY GOODS , embraci ng Chi na goods, fine iron-stone dinner- setts, tea-setts, and cups and saucers as fine as ever brought to this City. Also. GROCERIES of every description. MUSI CAL INSTRUMENTS, 5tc, which will be sold low for cash . Just Received, a fresh supply of CONFECTIONA- KlUS. Thankful forpast favors, she solicits a continuance of jhe same. WILHELMINA WOLTERING. Raleigh, Sept. 12th, 1851. 90 y. More Dry Goods. PLAID Ginghams, a good assortment, 124 Linen shirting 9-8 Pillow-case Linen, Irish Linen, Tabic and Towelling Diaper, Brown and white Hollands, Drab Linen, Farmer s Drilling, white Russia and brown Dril ling, black English and French drab De Tae, Superfine black and fancy Uassimeres. 44 and 3-4 White matting; 44 checked do. Umbrellas and Parasols. Fans, from 5 cts. to $3. Toilet and other Looking Glasses. For sale by J. BROWN. April 10, 1852. . 43 Blake's Ohio Slate Paint. THIS extraordinary mineral substance possesses the highest preservative powers of durability and" color, and its efheacy in preserving Wood from decay. Iron from oxidation, and Masonry and Brickwork from damp ness is peculiar and positive. Its incombustibility is also remarkable, forming a good protection to roofs and Buildings of Wood from burning cinders, sparks and falling flakes of fire, and it cannot be too highly re commended for Manufactories, Churches, Warehouses, Rail Road Bridges, Fences, &c. A large supply constantly on hand and for sale low at the Drug ktore of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co. Raleigh, April 5, 1852. 44 NEW HOOKS! DICTIONARY of Architecture, Historical, Descrip tive, Topographical, Decorative, Theoretical, and Mechanical, alphabetically arranged, familliarly explain ed, and adatped to the comprehension of Workmen, by Robert Stuart, architect and civil engineer, illustrated by one thousand Drawings of subjects referred to in the work, in three volumes. 8 vo. The Modern Stair Builder's Guide, beincr a plain, prac tical system of hand railing, embracing all its necessary details, and geometrically illustrated by twenty-two steel engravings ; together with the use of the most important principles of prtctical geometry, by Simon De Graff, architect. Templeton's Engineers, Millwright and Mechanic's Companion. For sale at the N. C. Bookstore, by H. D. TURNER. April 15, 1852. 46 Howard's Chloride Soap. SUPERIOR for the Teeth, bleaching of fine Muslins, shaving, and the prevention and cure of cutaneous diseases upon children. Also, Colgates' pale Turpentine family Soap for sale by the box or pound. Also, 10 bbis, Lamp Oil, winter bleached sperm, and summer Oil, in store and for sale by WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & Co. April 6, 1852. 44 For "the Ladies Rich and Heantif ui ! BY the steamship Roanoke, from New York to City Point, the subscriber has just received this morning, and is now opening an elegant supply of rich and -beau tiful Dress Goods, embracing every variety of style and fashions for the Spring and Summer trade of 1852, and to which he would respectfully invite the attention of the Ladies of the City, and those of the surrounding Country. T. A. MITCHELL. April 5, 1852. 43 3w. New Books. Hif-tory of the U. S., vol. IV. THE VARIETY STORE! KEJTRY STEM'S North of Yarbrough's and opposite Lawrence's Hotel, RALEIGH, N. U. TUST RECEIVED and for sale at the lowest cash 3 Barrels of Mackerel, 2 do. New Lard, 4 do. Irish Potatoes, 6 do. Assorted Cracker?, 2 do. Pulverized Sugar, 3 do. Clarified do. 2 do. Crushed do.- 800 lbs. Goshen Butter, 800 " Cheese, Rio, Laguira, and Java Coffee, Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles, 5000 Black Principe Ccgars, Regalia, Havana, &c. &c &c &c. January 2, 1852. is tf. OLD AXES MADE NEW. THE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the public generally that he has taken the stand formerly occiraied hv Mr. Siloo R.,rno on.l ik.i i. J - M- U I M -J J auu . 11 (. . 111. ,9 prepared to execute any Job in his line as Blacksmith, WI.I.J "IT T". . T7- TT w . . , . ww pai;uinriy jl.v AAds mALiti XNJH W. Having served his Apprenticeship with Mr. Burns, he flatters himself that he will perpetuate the character heretofore sustained by that Establishment. My Grist Mill is in good order ; all Corn brought to it will be strictly and promptly attended to by RALPH M. ANDREWS. Raleigh, Octo.ber 1, 1851. 887 w6m. Notice -glO Reward. T ANAWAY-from the subscriber, on the 1st day of MV ip, ooc, amuiauo lellow named Jerri Maklt, as be calls himself, and says he is a free man, but his papers have never been seen. Raid boy is about 30 or 32 years old, and has a free woman for his wife the woman is well known by the name of Nancy Reed, she has a sister in the neighborhood of Tarboro, and Logsboro', and no doubt they are lurking in that vicinity. The boy was raised in the town of Louisburg, N. C., and has a mother and vral KrntVr-a in ih.t nl... rr I 1 . ....... .im. iiai m. lid ainj V (3 reward will be paid for his delivery to the undersigned at T 1 t . - -1 .1 . r ... . ucjr :nuuui, uruny jail so mat 1 can get mm again. S. D. ARMSTRONG. Rocky Mount, April 3d, 1852. 45 5t. Boot and Shoe manufactory. MR. DEPKIN would respectfully announce to the citizens of Raleigh and ' the surrounding country, that he still continues to carry on the above business, in all its branches, at Mr. Woltenng's Hardware Store. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received, 1 assure the public that I will give universal satisfaction to those wno entrust me with their work. HENRY A. DEPKIN. Raleigh, Jan. 9, 1852. 19 North. Carolina Manufacture b. BATTLE Sc SON, Are still manufacturing, at the ROCKY MOUNT MILLS, N. C. about 300,000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, per annum (equal to the best Georgia Yarns, ) which they will deliver to Merchants free of charge, at New York prices. Orders addressed to Battle, & Son, Rocky Mount, IN. L., will receive prompt attention. February, 1852. 29 ly. Hats for the Season. TT1ASHTONABLE Black Moleskin, Latest Styles, Panama, Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats, White and Black Round Crown Hats, Call and examine for yourselves. J. BROWN. Raleigh March 30, 1852, 42 JOSIAn WELLS, WHOLESALE Grocer .and Commission Merchant, NORFOLK, VA. FILLS orders for Groceries at low prices, and gives his best attention to the sales of Flour, Cotton, To bacco, and other produce consigned to him. Norfolk, Dec. 4, 1851. 12 6m. Sale of Land for Taxes. I WILL sell fothe highest bidder lor cash, at the Court House door, in the Town of Pittsborough, on tbe second .Monday of May next, a Tract of Land con taining 360 acres, adjoining the lands of Xing Aired and others, listed by David Aired, or so much thereof as will satisfy the taxes due thereon; lor 1850, and cost of advertising. ROBT. E. RIVES, Siff. Jlfarch 31, 1S52. (Pr. Adv. $2,50) 914 td. Home Industry must Succeed! Iain now prepared to manufacture DOOR LOCKS with mineral Knobs, for 65 cents a piece, warrant ed ; also, LOCKS up to $150. Also, MACHINE RY made to order ; and file-cutting, new and old. Old files made as good as new. JOSEPH WOLTERING Raleigh. Sept. 13th 1851. 90 ly GOOD NEWS FOR COWS ! r W. PECK & CO. keep constantly on hand a Lf - supply of Cotton-seed and Flax-seed Meal. Raleigh, March 16. 1853. 37 LADIES' & MISSES GAITERS. A good sup ply of Laide's & Misses Black, Bronze, Blue, Green and light colored Gaiters, always on hand. Also, a great variety of Laides', Misses and Children's walking sboes Raleigh, Feb. PARTIN & GILL. FILL YOUR LAMPS, just received, a fresh supply of Burning Fluid, and Winter Strained Sperm Oil T. F. PESCUD. January 27, 1852. 26 Salad Oil. DOZ. Fresh and Sweet, received at the IMPORTANT SALE! Of Negroes, ITIiiles, Scc. 37th April next. At Aiken, South Carolina. TH E undersigned ha'ing nearly Completed thsir con tract on the South Carolina Railroad, will positive ly sell, without reserve, on Tuesday the 27th day of April rfext, at Aiken, Sooth Carolina, to the highest bidder: 130 Negroes, JilCxats xnl Harsess, 85 Mules, I 25 Whrel-babrows, 3 Horses, 190 Shovels. Railroad Plows. Picks, Blacksmith''. Carpenters', and Wheel-wrigh!sy Tools, &c. Those negroes are beyond doubt the likeliest gang, for their number, ever offered in any market, consisting a I moat entirely of young fellows from the age of 21 to 30 years, some f"rr boys, from 12 to 16 years of age, and four women. Amone the fellows are first rate BLACKSMITHS, C ARPENTKRS, COOPERS, BRICK' MOULDERS, W H KEL-W RIGHTS, AHB WAGGONERS. Among the women, one excellent Weaver and Seam stiess, another one, a good Cook. Al! well trained and disciplined for Rail and Plankrbad working, (having just completed a splendid piece of work at Aiken, S. C. under the management ol a gentleman ol very superior ability and experience, and well Calculated to tram them,) which makes them more valuable lean unnam ed hands, to which we would respectfully beg leave to vail Ihe a'tention of those engaged in such enterprises. I he Mules are all stout, young, select, well broKe and in fine order. -The Carts were gotten up by one of the best manu facturers in the State Iron axles and not much injured bv use. We deem it unnecessary to say more, a the property will show for itself. .Terms Cash. Aiken, S. C, immediately on the Railroad, 16 miles from Hamburg. J. C. SPROULL 5t Co. Marc 52. 13 wtd. Hay-dock, Clay & Evans, Successors of Messrs. Haydock, Corlies and Clay, i. Pjirl St. New York, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN DRUGS & SELECT MEDICINES, Paists, Oils, Vabsiwi, Dik-Stuefs, Bbusres, Surgical Dental Instruments, Perfumery. DR. ALEX. EVANS, late of Wilmington, N. C, having associated himself with the above Firm, res pectfully invites the attention of dealers and merchants visiting the North to their large Stock of Goods, and will give particular attention to the orders of his friend in North Carolina. February 25, 1852. 009 6m. SAMUEL II. MARES' WHOLESALE CANDY MANUFACTORY, AND WAREHOUSE FOR Fruits, Cigars, Fancy Articles, Ac. Established in 1830. THIHE subscriber would respectfully call attention JL to his very large and extensive assortment of CAN DIES, of his own manufacture, of every style and qual ity, which he warrants equal to any made in this coun try. Also, to his assortment of FANCY GOODS, SOAPS, PERFUMERY, TOYS, &c, selected with great care by himself, and which he offers on tbe lowest terms. Having made extensive arrangements, he will be enabled to offer every week to the trade fresh supplies of Northern and Malaga Fruits of tlx most recent im portation. A call is earnestly solicited. SAML. H. MARES. Petersburg, Oct 23. 1851. 1 To the Travelling Public THE subscriber is now running a two-horse Hack from Gaston to Garysburg. about 17 miles, ia con nection with tbe Portsmouth Road, so that travalkia go ing North can be accommodated in the promptest man ner, as this line is also in connection with the Baltimore boats. The Hack leaves Gaston immediately on the ar rival of the Raleigh train. Travellers will save $2 by this route, and go about six hours ahead of the present arrangements. W. H. PEPPER, Agent. December 29, 1851. 16 3m. NEW Wholesale Dry Goods House. PETERSBURG. 17th Mahch, 1852.. Our stock of superb Staple and Fancy Dry Goods for the Spring Trade is now omolete. and read? for examination. Aa our entire stock is fresh, and has been purchased princi- Dftllv for cash, we can offer such inducements to the trade as are rarely met with in this or any other market. We respectfully solicit a call trom me mercnams vis iting our city. JOHN W. KllCi oc unuintft. JNo. 51, JJOllliigorooa. mreti. Petersburg, Va., March 17, 1852. 38 lm. Important Arrival. PIECES Marlboro' Plaids and Stripes. 20 25 dozen Coat's Spool Cotton. 40 dozen colored do do. J. BROWN. March 30, 1852. 4' Notice to Debtors. L. HARDING & CO. design closing their pTes lilv as nossible. and request all those that are indebted to come forward and settle, either by Uash, Bond or Note. - - . . a Raleigh; January 6th, 1H0. Setrars and Tobacco. mnnai" mniim, .nni.ttiiftir inmrior in the wav of r uiwjjj " B j - - Havana Segars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, will find tbem at the Drug Store of WILLIAMS, HftlWUUU ot sv March 30. 1852. 41 Calicoes. 150 PIECES various figures and shades. For sale by the yard or piece very low by BROWN. 41 March 1852.


ocr: NEW CLOCK. WATCH, JEWELRY AND VJMMETV STORK, C.rner of West-Centre and Chestnut Sts. GDLDSBDHOUGH, If. C Watchmaker afc Jeweler, AND DKALM IS 2 - ... . r ,u ..:,: nf Wavne RESPECTr U1.L.X lnionua w.w.- permanently in ioiusouruuBu, Watch, Clock, & Jewelry Business, in all its various branches. Ha will also keep on hand a general assortment ol FANCY ABTICLES, such as are usually kept in similar establishments. ALSO Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery, Specta cles, Perfumery, Musical ikstkkm i, u,v AND prime: stock OF Candies, Fruit, Segars, Tobacco, &c. Articles of every description in his line purchased r:mm;;n with faithfulness and despatch. mwmm t. .inna with neatness and " " .. ...r-ntl. All orders, palcn, on moueraie terms. .... . . from a distance, sent by Rail Road, Stage Lines, or ... . . I T - 1 " erwise, will Re promptly auenutu w. The highest prices paid for old Gold and Silver. Step into the Varietx Store, I. O. LOUGEE. Goldsborough, Oct. 55, 1851. 103 IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES ! S. CRANE'S Patent Compound Wash Mixture. For Washing Clothes Also, for Washing, Cleaning and Beautifying Painted Surfaces, the Walls, Ceilings and Entries,- the Halls, Parlors, and Rooms of Private and Public Buildings, the Fronts, Doors and Windotvs of Fancy Dwellings ,- the Pews and Interior of Churches,- Furniture,- the Berths, State Rooms and Cabins of Steamships, Steam boats, and Packet-Ships t Passenger Cars, Brasses, Iron Railing,


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ocr: Rank of the Union, October 9, W52. CARD.?Finding myself overwhelmed by the flnan cla! revulsion produced by the Maryland Anti-Bank haw, and by a combination of adverse eirourastanoes, I compelled to make an assignment of my assets to a trustee, fur the benefit of creditors and note holders. I shall hereafter mako such an exposition as will satisfy that I have made an honest effort to overcome the pa nlc and meet my obligations. R. H. G ALLAH BR. The Virginia papers will oonfer a favor by giving to the above. oct 9?It

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ocr: NOTICE.? PU BLIC NOTICE IS berebv riven tc the owner or owners, occupant or oe cupants, of all house* and lots, improved or unimproved lands, affected thereby, that the following assessments have boon completed by the awessora, and aro lodged in theoffloc cf the Bureau of Assessments for examination, by all per aon* interested, vis:? Far regnlartiag and setting curb and rutter stones on Thirty-fifth street, from Tenth aveaue to Hudson river. The limit* embraced by *n?h assessment, In clude all the several lionise and lets of ground, vacant lots, places and pared* of land, situated on both sides of Thirty Ifth street, betwoen Tenth and Eievouth avenno*. All per aoaa, wlmse interests are affeeted by the above named assess aad who aro opposed to the same, or either of there, aae requested to present their objections, in writing, to the wadorslxned. at thoir offioe, No. 4 Hall of Becordi, within thirty days from the date of this notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT. I FRANCIS NICHOLSON, > A*ets??ri. ISAAC WM. SMITH, J

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ocr: /CORPORATION NOTICE.-PCM.IO NOTICE IS hereby given, that a petition liae been prevented in the of Aealatant Aldermen, for a eewer in Catherine etreet, from the Eaet river to Diviaion atreet. All persons tatereated in the above, and having "Medline thereto, are reqneeted to preaent the eeme, In writing, to the Contraet Clerk, at hU offloe, en or before the 2lth *^'v"mb<,lry . NICHOLAS DEAN, President. Croton Agnelnot Department. Nov. 16, IMA MOT I CI.?PUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given, that a petition ha* bean prevented in the Board of Aldermen, for a eewer In Third avenue, fmm Eur ty-eeeend to Fiftieth etreet. All pereooe inUreated In the above, and having ? bjeoliuua tl.uf.U, ar; rc jit-al'd ti rro ?eat the eame In writing to the Conlrmd C'lerk, at hie ?fflae, on or before the 90tn M v?mlvr Inat, NICHOLAS DEAN President. CroUn Aeqaedaet Department, Nop, 19, IStl


ocr: NOTICB. ? PUBLIC NOTICE IB hereby given, to the owner or ownera, oooupaat or aooupants of all houses and lota, improved er unimproved laadi, affected thereby, that tho following assessments have boon completed by the Asseeaora, and are lodged in tha affloe of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all persona interested, vix:? For flagging sidewalks in Bigh Saenth atreet, between avennes A and if. The limits embraced by auoh aeeessment include all the several houaes and lots of vaoant lots, pieces and parcels of land, situated on th liaei of Eighteenth street, between avenues A and B. All persons, whose interests are affected by the above named aaaeaaments, and who are oppoaed to tho same, or either of them, are requested to present their objeotiona. in writing, to the undorsigned, at their offloe, No. 4 Hall of Keoorda, Within thirty days from the date of this notioe. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, 1 FRANCIS NICHOLSON, > Assessor!. ISAAC WM. SMITH.


ocr: Pi CEET8 FOR HAVRE.? Bt.C0ND IJNI.-TQK FOle lowing ahipi will IraTe Havre on the 16th, and York on tho Ut of each month From flaw York, from Ship ST. OS Nib, Jan. 1 Felt. 10 1,000 tons burthon, May I June Id Aloazo Felltnahoo, master, , ( Sep- 1 Oot. If Bhir ST.'NICHOLAS, , Feb. 1 M'rah 16 1.0U0 torn bnrthon, Jane I Jnly 10 John Bragdon. lis ter. Oot. 1 Not. 16 New ship MERCURY, Mar. 1 April 16 1,400 tone burthon, ? July I Aug'tI6 R. I). C'onn. msst ir, 1 Not.1 Disc'rl 0 llhip WILLIAM TELL, 1 Apr. 1 May 16 (new) J,20<> tone burthen, Aug. 1 Bep'r 16 John Wlllard, master. Duo. 1 Jan. 16 They are all first olaasNew York built ships, prortded with all ruquleito articles for tho oomfort and oor.Tonienoe of ?ongera, and oommandod by men of -iipfrionoe in the trtda. Tho prioe ?f passago id $100, without wiuoa or liquors. Goods ?ant to tha subscribers will be forwarded free from ?barges but those actus 5iy luonrred BOYD Si HINCKEN, Agente, 164 Pearl street. | i


ocr: TO HA FEB?SECOND LINE.?TUB FOL lowiag ehlpe wUl leave Havre ea tM 16th, aad York on the let ofeaoh moath:? From Naw York. From Havre, Skip ST. DBNIB, ) Jaa. 1 Fab. 16 1,900 tone bartbea, > May 1 Jama 16 Alaaao Follanebee, maatar, J Bept.l Oat. 16 BhlpBT. NICHOLAS, } Feb. 1 M'rekl6 1,000 tone burthen, > June! July 16 John Bragdoa, meeker. J Oot. 1 Nov. 16 chip MIR ~ " New chip MERCURY. J Mar. 1 April 16 1.40V team burthen, S Jaly 1 Ang. 16 K D. Cobb, maater, * Mov. 1 Dee. 16 Bhip WILLIAM TBLL ) Apr.' 1 May 16 (new) 1.200 tone barthea S Ang. 1 Sept. 16 Jame* Faaek, maater. ) Dee. 1 Jaa. 16 They are all tret elaaa Naw Tork baUt ehlpa. provided with all rtqaleite artiolea for tht comfort aad aenveaieaea af paeeeagere, aad commanded by maa of axporienoe the trade. The price of paaeage la $100, without wlaea ec liqaore. Good* cent te the aubeeribera will be for warded tree from nay chance bat thooe eotually Incurred. BOYD A H1NCKKN, Agomta. 164 Puarl itreek.


ocr: NOTICE.? PUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given, to the owner or owners, occupant or oc cupants of all houses and lots, improved or unimproved lands, effected (.thereby, that the following assessments have been oorapletcdby the Assessors, and are lodged in the office of the Bureau of Assessments for examination, by all persons interested, viz For building a Sewer in Fifloenth oth-strect, between the Sixth and Seventh avenues Tho limits embraced by suoh asscsimont, includes several hous es and lots of ground, vaaant lots, pieocs and parcels of land, situated on both sidos of Fifteenth- stroot, between feixth and Seventh avenues. All persons, whose interests are affected by the above named assessments, and who are opposed to tho same, or either of them, are rcquostod to preset t their objections, in writing to the undcrsiguod, at their office, No. 4 Hall of Reords, within thirty days from the day of this notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NIcnOLSON, > Assessors. ISAAC WM. SMITH. ) Offloe, Bureau ef Assessment;, Street Department, No


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ocr: ' TIIK MILITARY. PICKWICK OI'ARDH, COMPANY ORDERS NO The msuiber* are hervby notified to attend a meeting id drill thi? evening, at the Shakswnre Hotel, precisely at o'clock. Member* are particularly r?sur?*d to appear w lth umakats. Dy ?rd?r, V. J N.iPPV, C.uHBandaat. Ord.


ocr: IS IIERS by given, to the owner or ownere, oooupant, or ooonpante of allhoueee and lota, improvt d or uuimproved landa, affected thereby, that the following aeaeeemente have been oe uplctod by the Aaeesaora, and are lodged In the otSoe of the Bureau of Aeaeoemente for examination by all pereone intoroetod, J"1?"*0* Pb**?* Seventeenth etrett, from nvonio A, to the laet river. The limite embraced by euoh assuesmeat, in clude all the eevoral houeue and lota of ground, vacant lota. Rteoea and paroela of laud, aituatod on both aidea of Seven irath atreet, from avenue A, to .he Eaat river. All pereone Whole intereata ere affeoted by the above named aeeeaamonte, oppoaod to the eame, or either ef them, are re qneetod to preeent their objeotiona, in writing, to the under elgned, at their offloe. No. 4 If mil of Reoorda. within thirty daye 6on the date of thia nrtioe. * SAMUEL U. Dl MOTT, ) ^ 1m mi80* \ BnWM 01 A"8????te, Street Department, Dee. d,


ocr: pORPORATION NOTICE.?PUBLIC NOTICI II V/ hereby Riven, to tho owner or ownera. ooonpant or oa enpaats of all honaea and lata, improved or aniia proved land*affeeted thereby, that the rollewing aaanaementa have been oompleted by the Aaaeaoora, and are lodged in the e?oe of tho Itnreau of Aaaeaamenta for examination bv fiL'.JSV"! il.u",t84' ?t"for building a newer la ^ ^. vaareet, between Ninth and Tenth avennea. The limite embraoed by auoh aaieitment inolnde all the aeveral f}? iwnd, vacant lota, pieoea aad paroela of land, eituated en both aidea of Thirtieth atreet from Tenth aveune to within one hur dred fett 01 Ninth avenue, and on the eaeterly aide of Tenth avenne one hundred feet northerly from Thirtieth atreet. All piraont, wboae inter eata are affested by the above named aeteeamente, and who are opnoeed to tho tame, or either of them, are reqneetod te preeentthoir objeotiona, in writing, to the undersigned, at the d^ef'thii BoUae * withU f">? SAMUEL n. DE MOTT,) FRANCIS NICHOLSON, J Aeeeeeon. _ ISAAC WM. bMITH. J n 0 Aieeeemente, Street Department, Dee.