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For latest n?wasee Fourth Page. ; '
The old Nashville Banner, one of "the oldest j
pcr& published in Tennessee before the. War, and h
.manjr yats the Whig organ of thaiState wjlX )"
revived iri a few days. "
In the Kentucky Annual Conference of the
thodist , Episcopal ' Church, on .Wednesday, a
ority report opposing reuniting with the
thern Church was adopted by a large majority.
The "Virginia Central Immigratien. Society''
eV organized and located in Lynchburg,
There areeight men in jail at Charleston,,
;wha county, JVest Virginia, charged with
Zer. ' v ' .'" '! 1 :
3; M. T. Hunter arrived in Washington on the
i inst. . 1 '-.".
-Aler.'H. Stephens is in "good health and spir
t Fort Warren, does pretty much as he pleasos
receives company daily. .
-All the principal interi r counties of Ca'.ifor
liave elected Unionists to the Legislature. Ou-
7p or three, so far as reported, have go :e
ocratic. .
i.LQ., Johnson, president ot the Georgia Cen
ailroad, has affected an; arrangement, through
:al McCal.um, whereby he obtains: iron and
X stock on time, from the Government, sufli
td equip the entire line from Macon to Savan
hus completing railroad communication with
tss Ann Farrell, a young lady of Columbus,
I6tnew County, Indiana, was riding in a
rith a gentleman, on Saturday last, when
9 ran away. The young lady triedjto jump
, bet hoops caught on the buggy and she
ged about half a mile. The horse then
ia mill race and the young lady was
-J. ;r8on City and the surrounding vicinity is
'. 1th the Uoion refugeesfrom Arkansas and
T uthern Stat s, and many are n a starving
' : n, sick and without assistance . They are
t shelter, with no other place on which to
m the wet ground and with no food save
jch a feeble charity provides.
;Gincinnati Gazette learns on reliable au
ihat the reports circulated by the Eastern
tiveto the speedy trial of Jefferson Davis
zt Justice Chas -'a connection with it are
led. It t?ays tne Chief Justice -has very j
declined 4 conference on the subject, and
it U likely th?1 fae will hold any court in
or North Caroliu1 until after Congress
3 hau sn opportunity of legislating in re
a circuits in the rebel States.
poverty aattVauffering of U people of Vir
Jescribed as veT great; People enjoying
ore the evacuation vf Rich mood are to-day
their necessities to b,f,r ,re(l' A Tela
aief Justice Marshall, OD of TboB,M
have eacVbeen recipients , ch cfaarIt3r
.hese are aged persons, uoable ' V
by war 6f support from their Ct,reo'"-
3 femates.
life of ex-fJrbvernor Brown of Georgia
:i oa his arrival at Knoxville, Tenn., one'
:i rr-ek, by some railroad employees, who
t!:at he had issued an order last year for the
cT apy;rltlroad person found In the em ploy -'.'
9 United . Statesi A similar ' scene in a
i ic!;3t form, was enacted on the arrival of Gov.
0 f t Chattanooga. The military interfered,
1 3 ' 3 Governor, and quelled the disturbance.
' -!y warfare seems to be going on just now
3 authorities of Chicago and the butchers
In consequence of the complaints made
ciaughter-honses, the authorities . have
air ten establishments as nuisances. On
roas meeting of butchers was held,
Was proposed to close toe slangnter-
by creating a meat famioe, stop the war
; made' upon ihem.
ireao of RdbA Archives, uuder the charge
ois "Lieber U now st work upon the ex
aud ; clasaificaMorj o5 iho five hundred
rchives of the- late fbei government,
amenta relate to every deartflMnt and
he tebqllioo,' and .cover the larger part of
! military history. Tbe title ?f the borea I
angeq to tne Arcntve umce oi mo ir
A. The office occupies rooms on I P street,
t'.'ng the preparatitm oi Ford's Theatae,
,Y- 3.1n readiness about J umary 1st.
.ichardson, 440 Broadway, will publish in
companion work to Bowman's " Gani
;hermab,?. - and : in seme jespects a more
work, as it will include the whole military
late war: "Grant and his Ciiujpjius ; a
'ography. By Henry Coppee, Ai M., edf
tTntfei Slates Service Magazine" Profes-
bad a regular military education ; be hiis
any years Gen. Grant's intimate friend,
preparation of this biography he has had
offifcial document to which he alone has
ie wotx wilt appear in one volume of hve
ges, with eight steel portraits and :nume-
ana pians.
ortlnd (Me.) Press Is informed by a mer
uit city.who was In Montreal last Wednes
fiaw John i.H Surratt there. oh that dytJ
Jie man, ' notwithstamliog his beard andj
Jdbeen allows! to grow to inordinate
rratt has been concealed in Montreal for
a, and at one time, when detectives '
rsuit uf hiahe w4 hid iu a recess under
one of the churches. It was understood
y Wa f ke pi9g ige for Glascow in t he
Jt. George, nloh was to sail from Quebec
onPriday, ' ' ;
?lCgtoth London News, Captain Robert
the lamented martyr, is at Parls.com-,slaf-rt.h.bar.
m mm
Vol
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THE
CITY.
. ,
ould villainy. Uutrze -sno3ra t7b
vi no ay ana iQereore icerp Mff iocfeasetl lemnd I
rxa.. i i..
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upon the authorities, especially of the ci vil
for vigilance. - j
oruic i.
:T'he most recent affiir f which w li.e heard la
related t i ua by a i ity oftjeer, ?Juccurring j within a
mile or twas f Rleigh A ciuolo of citizens, one
from Wake add the other f o a Orange tu.iw, mi
tb-tr way t niArkttt.hal-Nsi it the poiut jr-:m' y
tiaaaed, to camp f it, the q iiit. N t loug atWr stop
ping, thoy were attacked by eiihtnegrctrs, ,wfao roV
bed them tt only of butter, egss and otiier mirk t
ing; but also df money an1 uttr valuables.. O.je .f
the w bites .thrown vkilemly to the grouud and 'J
deprived (if grjervbackfta jmewl1I weTenevp a
watch, beslfleletwer thlugs The assailants wer - all
well armed wiCh piatolt", guns and other weapous,
and aftr ajcomp'ishiug the rob'ery fired them' off
with celtibratorhl vim.
Of coursu t'nij robbers vvere not arrested and ir-e
still at larye. A -nl ! h !1 h ive the sirae reconl to
makk of future airailar offuces until VVakti counly
has a iucal police. Such a force should be at once
formed by the citizens for their own protection. The
neighboring counties attended t this matter.some
time ago, and we should q longdelay like measures
of a protective f hatacfer. It is the only safe policy
iu the interest of law aud order, ad if action is had
in the premises at once may save both life and proper
ty. Vaqakt8. We have a host of ompU nis
againBt people in country and city who havi- r?!apstd
into a titato of do-nothingness. It is said there are
whites as well as blacks who could if they , would ob
tain employment, and the apprehension is that un
less some oceans are found for compelling tum u
toil, great want even, to starvation must rtsuit during
tlie coming winter.
The moat important light In which we see these
j things, apart fr ru the' mere question of indiv'dual
j Birtfeiititr, i ?he tffe t to ba pr-Mluend up 9raur:-
n-ju-.s. t is as wen etii-j as mac ine mo a i hoc
xnd:- of jxreen cuvse that u urge major ty ot the
h' -jvo-: Janiily wiii stsa! rattier i.Lum starve. It is
ot.ii; uoi rioU5 that where much want p' uvai.a, somo
i U j4 . ' Au tgtiality of crinne ia tound. Now, iu
tLt f : uuist:inces moral obligation, pecuniary in
terest prfoual safety all com iue to urge that
some tr note ehould be taken g6.arate the worthy
from ibe unwprtby needy. The firdt aUofJ have
proviso:; maio for them thy Nr.;.
prisuoed or otherwise puuialied uzr.
zens, they are inspired with e
duce them to seek employment
poiut s virf? dcjip.w:d for labor exiti
Th qu?iUtw on of great ioc
the citizens of this aud 'vtttf titUer
ought to be im
, iike good citL
which shall in
s :pport at other
cetnment to
Tiere is in
it m&fQ than we we were at first b.chftr t . think,
and we rut the aitboritits my show j ; ptnear
aod wisukm disp'Mug of this really xrtious
topic. Vagrant ' tf x 7 fim8 but Uii " aovv
tb a t any period 'hc n mor? gf h Ve6'
geiutatoli-
Anotb& Fioht - 5 ; : r
and one of thfe tribe i Hun,
ket house yesterda ar ..
row be
Hweeo a soldior
k place at Us roar-
rfsultlng In a v?J
pretty race. It appears that ture was some disa
greement ss to a trau'tactiou brtweeo them, when the
former struck tLe Utt r. Hero cuffy rosorted to a
brickbat, whi h hw hurled with force at the other
party, just musing his crSbiom. This was the signal
for other musketeers to interfere, so darkey decided
t invoke speed for relief from the reinforcement.
Off he sped with a will, but after a considerable chase
the pursuers overtook and soundly thrashed him.
Anotht-r of the many cases in which this cliiS have
come off serood test. Lo, the poor African.
Another version ot the affair, snd perhaps a correct
one, is that aid lederal tried to appropriate the freed
nuns apples without paying for them, when the
colored boy protested against such Injustice aud was
therefore attacked. "
At all events the African was jailed and the other
party dismissed.
The Late Election. The candidates for the
convention from this city were all in town yester
day, and we an grati6ed to say that from their
cheerfulness and good bum or, no one could possi
bly distinguish between those who had been de
feated and the successful men. The friends of the
opposing gentlemen never once lost their temper
even on tho day of election, but fraternized as sen
sible citizens ever will. Differences of opinion
among people of the' same community, of them
selves, are hot just wound for either uncharitable
ness or hatredand now that the contest is closed,
let us all go to work with one will for the prosperi
ty of the city and State.
Sanfobd's Tboupe The entertainmt.Lt given
by this troupe last night, at the Exchange hotel gar
dens, isdescribeJ by those wh attended as having
b'en most pleasing Unlike most of such affiirc, the
jptoce8 produced could iot -qffmd g kj4 taste ; the
music was good ;a fair aVdience greeted them,and the
company useil all their powers to gratify thj assem
bly. An hour can be whiled away very agreeably
in listening to the Sinfor.dites. .
Tney repeat the concert this evening,, with an en
tire change of program.- Gi and hear them.
Fall. The city is -just nov full of strangers,
as the list of arrivals at the Yarbreugh" and 4 Ex
change hotels testify-- It is happy -augury and
is another "stntw" showing how the, tide hf pros
perity ia netting irjyoward iUleigb, ; ;
' .
RALftGH, SATURDAY, SEPT.
Stol Hordes R0 Thk Thibves Ab
bested. -VF understand, that news has been r-
has been ro -
iotarai r:n nftniiiicoi lug uurc bwuicu uum
" w lu r"nd ! -u.
the stables of Leoirt & Rogers, Esq., iu this city,
m the night of 19th inSu A tter from Goldsbo
ro' mentions that all the akin? and the thief had
been secured, the equine eib&v sWed and the
specimens of the genus nonp failed, e hope the
repoxt may prove true.
1
The Result in WAKB.MFbe election in
Wake,
official, is thus stated :
Hodge, ' v ; 1.630
Harrison, 1,303
Moore, . - - - - 1156
nja, 7S8
Pennington, 510
Timely Aid. The city hands employed dri the
streets had quit work, we believe, jbeeause of the
SMrnitv of fnnrla in tha lrra 1 traganrv Tfl this Aim
lemma, with a promptness and -wisdom we com-
mend, the commandant of the post, Brig. General
Hardin, decided to turn out the prisoners in jail to
perform needful cleaning and repairs. Of course
they' will be under guard while laboring and return
to their dismal abode when the tasks are done.
Speaking. Yesterday at meridian, Messrs. Pen
nington, Moore, Hood and Hodge made short but
felicitous speeches to the people from the steps of
the court-house.
3
j National Bank or N. C. We shall publish to
-morrow the advertisement of the Raleigh ..National
r Bank, which was authorized 12th of this month and
will be opened for business on the 27th inst. We
have now only time to congratulate the community
upon the fact.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AT
THE YABOROUGH
HOUSE.
Spt. 21. 1861.
Mi Walker, St. Mary'.; m li warn yreene
couuty: Capt. Vfatiacn, ioomuYun, a " '
New5erne ; E Gregory, Connecticut ; J AlexMider, Con
necticut ; A, H Mannias ; Nathan 8 onej, VYarrenton ;
TbosKoDerts, wumugwi, vwijt ,avv"fY?i WiWea
ton
a: Mrs Bryce, unariotte ; u u w Martin, Beaufort ;
A W Turner, Monroe; Dc A B Chapin, N C; W Ken
L
nej, N C.
MARKET REPORT
GOftHBCrBD DAILY BT
Jffi. A. . W id 1TAKEB
Qrocei md DcMtrin Provisions.
Apples Dried, SI 2 t . ; oudbtl,
Green. : j ;.-. -i---..-l,
BaCQn Frm,sa:':-.- .M-'ilc ;-r ib.
Beef 10c per tb.
Butter 25c per lb.
Cheese 35c per lb.
Chickens -20 a 30c a pice
Coflfee 50c per lb.
Corn f 1 20 pef bushel.
Eggs 20 a 25c per dozen.
Flour Superfine $15 per bbl.;
Hides Green 10c.
f Dry 15c.
Honey inomb,?5to30c perlb.
L,arub -12Xi $c perlb.
L.ard 25c pr tb.
Meal $1 25 per bushel, (scarce)
Mackerel -$20 bbl.
Onions $1 o i bushel.
Peaches- - U0c per lb.
Peas Wt, on it!ok90 to $1: Gardei.
peck.
Potatoes Iris! $1 00 per bush.
" " ' I 00 er bushel,
gfngar Crush h) 3'v per lb; Brown 25c
SVPl'P 0c50 p-: , Pon.
Soda footing, 20 jit pound.
Salt $2 (JO per bushel.
Tallow 10C(512 pr lb.
Herrings $u par bbl.
Rice 16c per lb.
Candles -Adamantine, iOc lb per box.
Soap Turpentine, 20c per lb.
Bluestone 50c per lb.
NEW ADY ER TISEMENTS.
J. VENABLK.
T. D. WILLIAMSON.
LUCIUS O&SXX.
j. e ve:nab:lye & co.,
Wholesale Grocers,
AND
00MMISSICK MEE0HANTS
FOS TBI 8ALB OF ,
COTTON, WHEAT,
THK SALB AMD PUKOHASB OF
TOBACCO,
AND FOE
Also Agents for the sale of the celebrated brand
CAROLINA BELLE SCOTCH SNUFF,
No. 3 Iron Front Sycamore street, ,
PETERSBURG, VA,
JBSt" Will give strict attention to the purchase of
Gods not in their line.
Liberal cash advances made oa produce in hand.
sept23-3m
GEORGE L. WADSW0RTH,
" Home again" at the old stand, the
EMMET CUTHBERT STORE,
WITH
Hnrlbert & McLean,
Cor. Pollock and Middle Sts., NEW BERN,
And would be glad to " meet old friends once more."
sept23-lm 1
BAGATELLE AND A BAR-ROOM COUN-
TR AT AUCTION
W1
ILL be sold at Towles' Auction and Commission
Store, on Saturday, the 23d inst., a No 1 Baga
telle and a new Bar Boom Counter. sept22 2t
BACON, WRAPPING PAPER, Ac,
fL I Reams Common WRAPPING PAPER.
OK.I 20 reams Pine Buff
25 barrels Family Flour
3,000 lbs. Prime Shoulders
500 lbs. nice N. C Hams
5 bbls. Crashed Sugar
5 bbla. C "
20 gross Parlor Matches
16 kegs Lard
10 pails. For sale by
sept22-tf ' , B. P. WILLIAMSON A CO.
NO. 26.
Kinsey's Column !
MONEY SAVED
BY
COMING LATE,
AND
time;
COMING
ALL THE
TO BUY
KINSEY'S
Gr O O- D
of THE
J.
rjjf JJ f
S
Latest Styles.
1 hare juit returned from New York with 5 large anu
well selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, .Boots
and Shoe?, Hate and Caps, Hardware, Groceries and
Crockery, which I offer tor sale at the lewest prices.
Call and examine the following V
Beautiful Goods:
MERRIMACK PRINTS,
WAUHEGAN PRINTS,
RICHMOND PRIffTS,
SPRAGUE PITS,
6LBN COVE PRINTS,
FREEMVN PRINTS,
CONCORD PRINTS.
LONDON PRINTS,
ALBION PRINTS,
MOURIiNG PRINTS.
Great Variety of
2-phyr K -ii B ,.ids,
.rf ..
Z h Knit Muffs aDd Tippits;,
Bi -akfas, Shawls, '
Son tags,
Twilights,
Nubias,
Ladies' Leghorn Hats,
Parl Bral.J Feather Hats,
B:.ck P-d il Tictoria Hats
LadifiB T' iaimed Jorkeys, '
Children's Velvet Gleugarry Hats,
Ladies' Dress Woolen Goods :
WOOL DEL IXES,
MIX DELMNES t -PLAil)
POPLINS,
SfBIPED t'OPLTNS,
SAXONY PLvIDS,
JSs GINGHAMS,
ladies merino drawers.
ISALMOii L SKIRTS.
KIRTS,
HGP -KM. S
LAD KX R y
H'D MERINO VESTS.
Na
fr;sh Linen, Hand-
e.-' Hose. Chlld-
L
B
VI
L: en Cuffs
i h s of
T'ir i Glova. ai!k tons. .
Co i
d B
G
tts, M G ves. O avs, Buttons, '
Hair Gil, Extracts ana Pomade.
Mens' Heady Made Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Padlocks,
Kim Locks,
Chest Locks,
Files,
t Chisels,
Augers,
Butt binges,
8crews,
Knives and Forks,
Spoons,
Shoe Knives,
Shoe Thread,
Awls,
Hammers.
Cotton and Vool Cards,
Carriage Trimmings, Ac.,
BIST JAVA COFFEE.
RlOCOFFKB,
BE6T GREEN TEA,
BLACK TEA,
CRUSHED SUGAR,
BROWN SUGAR,
BEST NEW ORLEANS SYRUP.
80DA,
SPICE,
CLOVES,
NUTMEG,
RAISINS,
COPPERAS,
CANDLES,
PICKLES,
BLACK PEPPER,
LORRILLARD SNUFF.
MUSTARD,
RACE GINGER,
LONDON SAUCE,
BUTTER, ( HEEsE AND CRACKERS ,
Country Merchants are respectfully invited to call
and examine my assortment of goods in store. I have in
tereted in my business an agent in New Yurk, who will
purchase at all times, additiona l goods required, at the
lowest who. esale prices. Therefore, I can make it for
your iuterest to buy of me an? small amount ot goods
yoc may want.
, J. KINSEY. .
rULxiex, N. C, Fayetteville it, corner of Market
Square. ' Sept. 22 2wd.
23, 18(55
-a :. s-
A TES OF S UBSCRIP Tl ON.
Daily, I Year... ...... $10 00
' 6 Months 6 00
3 MonthB.;.'...r3G0
Unify, t MiiL,
Weekly,.! Year
f 1 t
3 0
1 50
6. Months....
Must be paid in advance in all cases or the paprr will
nut bezant; and the paper will be stopped when the tiu .
paid for eapires, unless renewed.
NE WSBO YS AND NE WS DEALERS
Will be furnished at the rate of fa per hundred cop-., s
All orders most be accompanied by the money.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Ordinary advertisements, occupying not morf than
lines solid minion, or one men space ;
1 insertion 00
2 1 60
3 " . 2 00
4 2 50
2 Weeks..,.
1 Month.
2, Months
3
6 "
1;. Vi)
If Vi)
Zk ou
50 no
6 .
3 60
I Week..
3 60
1 Year
Larger adrertisemnts,vrbere no contract is maie w II
be charged iu exact proportion.
;; YEARLY CONTRACTS
Will be made la accordance with the following schedule
1 4 colamn, 1 Month.$30 00
1-2 1 ' 46 00
1 I " 60 00
1-4 3 60 00
1-2 3 75 00
I it c s ' f 100 00
1.4 col. 6 Months... $1H iO
1-2 " 6 ... Uu .;u
1 6 : 161' OU
1-4 I Yer...... 1T6 hi)
1-2 " . 1 " 200 00
1 " I 300 C
Oaly those who contract for one-fourth, one-ball, ui a
colamn, for ene, three, sir, or twelve months, will recii c
the benefit of these terms.
Contract advertisers nrast pay by the- month, aiii i i
others in advance. - ,
AH advertisements mast be marked a specihed Uu,,
and no advertisement will be inserted till forbid."
a a arttmiit inaArtnd once, twice or three times a
week will be charged One Dollar a square for very in
sertion. .
OUR CIRCULATION
Is larger in the city and throaghout the State tLan aiy
either paper in flortb. Carolina. Th Progren itad
in the camn and among the people by a much laigr ,
number of persons than any otner paper, ana nencr. us
importance as an advertising medium should not be over
looked by business men.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special Notices will be set In million'; leaded, and in
"rted under the Special Notice head, and One Dollur
Square charged foravery insertion.
LOCAL COLUMN.
Only short notices will be admitted to the Local Cti
uiSSlj at the following rates :
One Line, One Day 1 00 I Three LinesOne Day f 2 8 x
fVA Lines. " 1 60 Five Lines. " 2 56
Can Lines, or more, at the rate ot Twenty-five Cents a.
LUie fer eacfi inserUon, .
FUNERAL NOTICES, JTARRUOES, &c.
ill be charged same as Advert'semects, and must b,
Will
n;i frr arViAn handed in. rt- th riii not aonear.
The above Rates will be adhered to in all casta, an
we have to pay cash, for every thi ng in our bl"nei8
must demand cash. - . "
Jane, 20 im. J. L. PEJ SNllx GTO v CQ
TO SUBSCRIBER'S ANU AD VERTISEH
We have t pay cash for paptr, nk anu lab. r, ao" we
must have more cash t'rem thfgu tor whoiu wt woikor
wecannotpay our currtnt. expenses. Vteknowtttr
is but little money in eircntation, hut there an hut itw
persons who waut a newspaper that cannot apa( tb
money to pay f jr it. eronieeing tneUpftLti u a-kt-J
must remit the money or xi wjII be stopped.'
Advertiersmu3tpayinavancefor alltran'siei t mat
ter, and busines men rbo advertise reifularlv willke
expected to pay their biilBmonihly
Job Printing must be paidtor whendelivereH
.... J. L. F. &"td.
TJOTIOlSr sales'
or
a0VBRIfElIT PROPEETY
. IN THH
-ortH CAROLINA.
OP xw. U. H . A KM
STATE
AUCTION SALES OF HOK&x,
Wagons, Spring Wagons, Harnees
other gov-
un. time at
foment property will take place from time to'
cjiiuuipa! cities ana towns in the State,
toftok thleitrWiUaff0r dKfarme,r8 excellent opportunities
S pr?bie. fm" CUS8 01 aaimaihej desire
Eachaale w.jri jmbracea variety ot stock, includinff
riding and draught Horses and Mules oi everv class. A
tllTli- 'ornghiy broken to harness, and
in hnecondn ,T.. willbeofferpd at ..,.k oi '
Theatten
sapitalists ana dealers in stock is par-
- u oaici
ticularly cail-ti r
prohtabiemve t
sales may - "
large adv ice
growing crf
ed, and sold
have matu
Terms
S ties "ii
and Octooer
as datea arto
ue opportunnieb tere prestnteofor
' Stock purchased for cash aithese
credit, with amie secuii y,a. a
m. rs, who aredepending on their
ana to purchase t r .uaj be retain-
a large protsr nx.-x thecrops
t sale.
ng - the iu
ised in ;
'ptembei
a. toon
At MORKUi.
September 12th ,
CaptD.', t
a m. each da
n Tu s.
i 65 u
? ca
.1
il-T:
At TOOMEii UuR aUsb, La.
Wednesday, depteu,t. 27th, 1865 unrt-. ,
Oapt A. M.Gaboutt.a. Q M. bale u
9 o'cloc A, M.
At CHARLOTTE, on Tue. ... U L
the direction - i Ci; , jj
commence at 1- .r
l v to dar, at .. re . v
AtRALt-iGe i'na " i
ill
v. looer lU.ij, lltn, . o 3,h
Redirection of t ..pt. A. M i. k jjtie
cs.iamence at y o'ch.ftk a m
lob;
Q
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a d Friday, Oct ber 24th, 25th. 26
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'f.-mtiice at 10 o'ci-ck, A h
JUST R.KOi..l
AT
GiSO. Z FRO H &
F retic ill, street.
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Sherry, roit. Mi-ar, :
. Catanba and H kber
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anu St. Cr- ix RUM ;
Bonrb u and Rye WH
Drake's Plantation, Boker's and S
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i I'TERS;
Ale, forter, Cider and C
a fr
Cigars and Tobacco,
Oranges
auu
letDODS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Flour, Lard. ButUr, Macku-1,
Pickles, Soap, Candles, Molasses, and a great
variety of fine GROCERl ES, Spices, Sago,
Tapioca, Prunes, Raisins, Soda,
'Saleratus, Sardines, Ac, Ac.
Also, a fine assortment of
Gents' Furnisliiiig , Goods,
BOOTS AND SHOES
TOILET SOAP, PERFUfcRY, &c Ac.
All of which will be sold verv low for cash. Orders
from the country filled at short notice.
Sf GIVE US A CALL
. geo. z. fri:n H & CO.,
sept!9-tf . FayeUeviUr street Raieitrh.
TML0ES, ATTENTION !
CM.
.ha
Atirtiss, one door above the Peoqksb oil
una employment. lor an &ridifinnl nnmKA.
joarneyman Tai ors. Five good "Coat hands" can ob
tain employment by applying immediately. Female,
well recommended, may apply. aug30-tf
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