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VOL. 7-NO. 2;
A. W. BUETON) I
Attorney at l aw ,
iStLBT, C1VX!JIXD COCNTT, K. CAROLINA
Collections of all k&i, Inclading Tc iiron
cliimJ, attemlfl to itrictly. . ...
itiffra to the Judgwi of thebapretne and Japo-
rfor Courts of North Caroliua.
April 6. 18-4. -
B. Vance,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ASIIEYIIXS, . C.
Axi'Tust25, 1853.
i)avlil Coleman,
Attorney at Laiet
DURNSVILLE, N. C.
ifarch 3, 1853. tf.
Eankin, Pulliam & Cq.,
15IPORTKR3 AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
rtIgn and Domestic Staple and
aucy
Dry Goods and ClothinsrJ
131 MEETING SjTKEET,
Charleston, S. C.
VV. D. RANKIS, ) j P. M.
1U PULLIAM, f (A. D.
SrpL20,'53.
CRAIOlllLES
6UITII.
CHEAP CASH STORE
tfaiiles ill Blair
.... .
Ti.mm tnrmll the attention oi nis 1 1
5 ends
iu4 the public generally to the fact that he i
t:.;r. an.1 niH ninr In the iievr brick
fe now
store
. hoawopiMiMte the Eagte Hotel, and recent!
oc-
tuj.le4 by I'r. Htinarr. as a urn- oiore, lur
titf'aatand bciuUfu! assorttueiit of
GOODS
kw. A?ri to the neople of Western Cnro.
uiost
na.
ninttock 1 all rrvn. r.anng oeen purcaaseu
Vclthlnafetrdtrs ar.-l the a5ortment niadi- up
Sith iinccial reference ttf the wahta and taiiesof
- - - - . . . , , j
the people of this sectioii. . .1
Hit O vd were ho iht to be o!d. And b sold
inhere I Anv efScacv irllow pride? .
Caah td)Trs are incited to call and exatulrje kb
tioous and nucESi
f.ire Hnrehaslar elsewhere.
The unl country produce taken Ih eici4nv
far (1 xl at cash prices. .
Ahcille. January 4, li. tl
DH.P. A. miIiT
5,
7holcsatd and Retail Dragk
ist
H AS ja!t ttccived, and will keen, cor.tan
lv on
hand, a very Uree ana rren ecicciea si
k of
IVuWs, OWs, ViwmsV
cs,
t5rvsUesi Window Gn
V rp.ncn ana amcvican
Alto, Dealer in Americah, french'ar.d E
CHemicalSi Drtisrs.
rllsh
trrfumrru. French CitiuHfS. Snuff. Fin?
- j j , - . .
TobaCco anil Clears.
t-AXCY ARTICLES A XI) DYE-STUFFS
USD
PlHt! tirandlcs aitd iVincs,
KrAA nhv fof medical puro?e;
Merehants and all others can defend nporl
their
most
brtiers meeting prompt attention, tpon tht
accoranioiUtln terms.
Thysiciansard Families fain rely on havin:
preMrription careful lr comioundetl.
His Godarc selected with great care
their
and
will be wrranttia repn-stniea.
CiTCall at No. 3. Drick Range, crndoot
llarrl-on & Drovlci law o2kfc.
Aurtnt 10, ISjI. .
above
EamSay's Piano Storo,
COLUMBIA, 6. C.
fiiialc and Musical Instriifii its
i & Cos Patent li?-
IT i Tlonal Orand Tianos; HalleU Vavi
Chicterin, Tr.it e:s' and other best nrkker's
liano at the f ACTOTtT Frices.
Columbia AttgtXt i$. 1854 if
The underslned keej ee-nstantly on hnrnd at
thtlr hr,lix AshciiV.t.ti Utet duantlfr cf itell
aade arrt jerior naishcJ
Fur niltif c,
ftlU tiojt ftonable kind, consist!) of
Chairs, Carte and Cushioned boh arms
and oticf qttalitief, aas, Bnttkut,
Guitafs, and a number of Vlo
Ims, Ifatis and Strings
cttf. best quality. . Those who are desfns of
wirchasrtrf anv article cT Furniiure oi ape ae-
crii'tion. tfill lo well toc?Tl arrdsee their issort-
4r?nt before pnrehsrslr elsewhere, as they irc-dev
xermined to sell at (id rerr lowest price at
tte best teims. J. & J. HILuEDR.
&iis,ieairrcr, castings, and cTCryinm
Tcr ocaru or aaTr artic'tS of ruercuautn!
fare to call. t thfc cti sUnd, and sCc oar
orr ocr prices. , j- ,
! . .. sfrfu 5; McDowell.
ABheTille, AVrH C, 18M.
rapcrB'aisortracnt, cheap as any body can sell,
opeaiijeat a. at icajb.
Iiincolfi Shirtings.
The subscriber hliVe on hand a large ur-
PJ or this popUilaf' foods, whwjh tfili bf sold
c r.-i :. ti..- -- a k. r.-
-wrj prices, Aiitrjr iu iuo lur
fr sold of tins articte;-attl purchasers cjjubuj
ci u at vholeaaU'or ICeUil, on argoodtt
lerm
it cnabe bad of the uVanufacturcrs.
Call aad examine iU
- :' SMrrn & McBOWEtL.
WILL priut? W te SJpenor Conrts of JLw
MV.U C WaUHL. Birke, Rothfrford
ad ClwreUnd- ALs'5, la the Supremo Cohrtat
1 on
N. I
, rais
Iron, 1 e yon
. Be
roods
JLiietUJe, Dec: 1C, 1652.
Some t Hi 11 g Hew!
AND let Uq forth npoh lh ringa of the wind
10 erery inairidaai in the state or .North Carolina
thai . , . . . . . -
lULVERrAClIEk:
IIYbltH ELECTRIC-VOLTAIC CIIAIXS
are the Wajr truly seieniific remedy by which all
XERVOUS DISEASES can be faicXy relieyed
and pmnanently cured.
. Rheumatism, .Periodical Nerrons Headache,
Palnfulj and. Swelled Joints, Uterine Pains,
Dyspepsia, rariksis. Sciatica, Pains between the
Shoulders, Neuralgia of the Face, Indigestion,
natnieoce, l'alpitatlon or the Heart, (ieneral
n.i in. .
The Ilydro Electric-Voltaic Chalas wero first
Introduced, in France three years Usee, by the
far-celebrated French Prefessor Pulvermacher.
as an entirely netr and nre mode of applying
t'ectro-Vncgetbm In thecaW Aermtt Ltistaxx
anu aner oeing auincciea lotncmost riot&ugk
trial, by the tirst medical men of that city, in every
hospital they were pronounced o be the. iost
tficaciaus of any rehiedial agent yet discovered,
for the rApid Vrifand yrrtnant. cureof the above
mentioned diseases, and were also recornmended
to the favor of the Ifrench govtmhient. who gran
ted a patent in theyearlS4D. During the year J. 850
and 01 they were introduced into Austria, Gcr
many, Belgium, and also patented in those coiin
tries, where they not only met with the sanction of
almost every learned man of Europe but were
brought into general use In every hospital on the
Eastern continent, and the bent ficial results pro
duced in thecure of Nervous Diseases, found to
be astonishing ami strange. The Chains were first
introduced in this country one year since, in the
city of New York, where their fume had already
preceded them. Thev were at once submitted to
atrial ia the hospitals of that city, by the cele
brated Professors Valentine Mott, Post, Van Buren,
Carnochan, who readily discovered that they cer
tainly possessed extraordinary power in the treat
ment and cure orlWrvous Diseases, and at once
advised their general use throughout thiscountry,
03 pubiiyhiniptiieir opinions in a pamphlet which
may be oftained (gratis) of any of the advertised
agents ip the Mate.
THE SALE AND DEMAND
hasbeen unfare.UclcJ since their first introduction,
and not oHefer'utn can be found that has expressed
himself dissatisfied with their use, and in no in
stance have they failed to perform what they
ciaiiu to. 1 ncy are tocons;ructeu,as to be worn
next to the fkin, upon the part diseased, and by
simplv moi.stehlh them wilh coinVnon vineear, a
constant current of uninterrvhtcd Elietro-Slazvc-
tisiA is produced, which supplies tfcexAautf;d Nerv
ous System with that essential rimd which Is the
source of so much pain, and suffering. .
1 FEMALE DISEASE3 v.
they are rapidly taking thb place of all Xoslm'ms
taken into the stomach, for thev neither sicken
nor disgust, and can be used at all limes with the
most erfect safety. They are equally applicable
to adults and children, and will Inst for years with
no danger of geltinj; out of repair, and can be
sent by mall to any part of. the United States.
Price of Chains S3 and S5, accomja!iied by a
pamphlet of SO pages, givina clear and full ac
count of the mode of use. The Chains may be
seen on exhibition at the Crystal Palace, New
York, where they attract great attention from the
Uarued and scientific
CAUTION TO LADIES. .
Ladies who are cncicntc are requested not to
nse them, for by so doing unpleasant results fre-
qnentlv follow.
The Electric Chains are for sate In all the prin
cipal cities in the United States. SMITH &
McDOWELL, only Agents tor Ashevisie is. c,
Oencral Agent, bb8 Broadway, N. Y.,
,'Anqnst 10. 1854.
Gentlemen's Furnisliiiig
Department.
A man, by calling on us early, can be fitted
out and out. from a shirt collar standing at an
angle of 45 degrees, to a pair of high heeled socks.
Call at once, and the thine shall le did.
SMITH, BAIRD & VANCE.
Dec. 14, 1834 tf
Those Interested WiUEead
This Notice
We are under the paessing necessity of Say
ing to these indebted to us, that tre nirist have
mouey; and if payment iS tiot made by the
1st of January nelt, tre ivill be tinder the
necessity of fcrcinir collections.
KANKIN & PULLIAM.
Oct.20,'53.
Hats.and Caps.
A magnificent assortment of fashionable HATS
and CAPS; consisting of
Silk, fur, and Urush Hats; everj kind aud
color of Soft Hats; Plush, velvet, cloth,
and military Cap,
arc tlow 6pcned at the cheap cash store of
JAMES M. BLAIR.
Ashcville;januaryll,18o5. tf
New Goods ! New Goods !
L JAMES M. BLAIR
IS now "opening a large and elegant As
sortment of SPUING GOODS, suited
to every class of customers. lie would
respectfully, request the
t a d i e a
to call, before making their stfmmer se
lections, and would "particularly invite
their attention to Ms beautiful silk tis
sucs, bcraqes; muslins, ginghams, etc.
T II rjB'STLBMEN
will find it to their advanlage to exam
ine his varied styles of Ready Made
Clotfiirig coats, pants aud vests; his
summer dress goods, drab'detes, Italian
cloths, Iinensy drills, and vestirrgs.- Al
so, his .
HAT
Silk, Panama, chip, straw, and leghorn.
Wis fine SHOES, BOOTS, & GilT
ERS, will competp with any ever be
fore offered fn tin market. Hfs large
assortment of .
I SAfiDLER"?
has Wn Selected with unusuaf care.
All cheap for cash. All he aste is a call,
for he feels assured every one must be
pleaded, lx)tfi wilh his goods and prices.
He WILL sell, as his motto ts, "quick
sales and short profits." .
HJs friends wilLrcmernbe'r that he
takes all kinds of country produce, at
the highest priceschicken, turkeys,
ducks, butter, eggs, d:c. April V&jj-ii-
ASHEVILLE, N. C, THXTItSDAY, JUNE 21, 1855.
THAT, COMMISSION HOuSB OF
TINLEY & HEEEON'S,
Charleston, S. C-
TI1E only honse doing business In that city.
iuovayMa any experience to Receiving and
Forwarding of Goods previous to the South Car
olina Railroad quitting the business in July last,
is still open Jot the Rcuitiny and Forwarding of all
kinds of goods, wares, merchandise, machinery,
produce, &'c,
If you want your goods forwarded without the
vexatious delays and enormous expense bills paid
thelast easeh,and at the same time have your
business done in such a manner that somebody
vill be madt rr'sponsttts Tor the damaged and lost
lackagsjconsitn thern to Tinley & Hebron.
who have Received and Forwarded all Goods con
signed to them during all the past season without
any extra, cliargepver those established francs ..?is
given below, and up to this time have not encoun
tered a solitary complaint.. , Y
- Our Mr. Ilerron was Clerk ofthe Receiving and
Forwarding Department, of the -.South Jparblina
Rail Road Company for the past seven years, and
is perfectly familiar with all their liooks, freight
tariffs and rules of shipment, both by rail roads
and vessels, together w ith the mode of proceedtire i
to secure damages and pay for lost articles from
other parties, the proper steps of which will be
taken in all such cases without loss cr delcfy to the
owners. . Another important advantage is that his
thorough knowledge, or all freights aad rules of
shipment enables him to instantly detect and cor-'
rectany overcharge in the Bills of lading, which
in all easels has to be done at that time, ori Insito
theoicner,x 1 3 many instances greatly exceeding i
the commissions' we charge. He was also raised
in Charleston, is perfectly acclimated and free
from the contagions of that.city. therefore we will
under all circumstances faithfully discharge any
business entrusted to us.
All produce such as Wheat, Flour, Corn, Corn
Mcal,Baeon,(Lard,. Butter, Eggs, Cotton, Rice,
Rye, Oats, Itay, Tobacco, wool Feathers,' Bees
wax, I'otntbes, Onions, &c.,onsigned to us, will
be promptly sold and the proceeds returned with
out keeping the mpney a Jsw nvmlhs to speculate
upon; for we wijdi it distinctly understood thatwe
engage in no speculation wliaiever, all that we
want isour commission, as, follows: f
For Receiving and Forwarding all, ordlriary
packages of goods 10 cts; large packages of furni
ture and machinery, charges according to respon
sibility. Iron and steel in loose bars, 10 cts per
hundred lbs., and storable for advancing freights
and charges 2 1-2 per cent, which you Can save by
depositing the money with us for selling produce
2 1-2 per cent. We will also fill all orders in tins
market making the best selections for our patrons,
at 1 1-2 per cent. TINLEV &, IIERRON.
Charleston, Jan. 1st. 1855.
We beg leave to refer to the following gentlemen:
Rev. Thos. !Y. Atkin, Maj. M. M.Gaines, Ashe-
cSUe. ...
P. D. Gates, 12 Broadway, New York.
Col. James Gadsden, Charleston.
John Caldwell, President of S. C. Rail Road.
Thos. Waring. Auditor " " " '
John Kin?, Agent, " " "
Hyatt. McDurney & Co., hd J. & L. Bowie
5l Co., Charleston:
W. B. A. Ramscv, Secretary of State; A. R.Cro-
zier. Comptroller of Treasury, and M. M. Swan,
Nashville, Ten. ,
French &an Epps, and J.J. Erjant, Chat
tanooga.
Q. A. Tipton, Railroad Agei:t, and merchants
generally Lohden, Tennessee.
N. Gammon A. Son.. T. J. fc C. Powell, Craic-
head .and D'eaderick, llnoxville, Tennessee.
W: &, T. Harris. Inman Sc Hamilton. Branncr &
Mitchell, Fains & King, Dandridge, Tenn.
L??jTlie Greenville, S. C. Mountaineer, Athens,
(Ga.) Watclmian, and Charlotte, N. C, Demo
crat, will each copy one year, and forward bill to
T & H.
Wool Wanted.
"Wc want to buy ten thousaud pounds pood
clean washed Wool, for which :we will pay
goods at very low prices.
W . V. KAiNKUN k UU.
May 2G, '53.
Eeady Made Clothing.
Received and fqr sa.!e, a large lot of Ready
fade Clothing. Call and see at
W. D. RANKIN & Cb's.
Oct. 2d. .
jtO VC Awake, Know Nothing,
and Voting America Hats, together with
Plush caps, and other styles, compose a part of
the large stock of goods to be found at
SMITH, BAIRD VANCE'S.
Dec. 21v 1854. ." '
SHAWLS, SHAWLS!
At prices ranging from 25 cents to $8. ftew,
beautiful, and lower than last winter.
SMITH, BAIRD & VACE.
Dec. 14, 1854. tf
. t
GREAT ATTRACTION!!!
New Spring ami Summer
GOODS I . U .
friii uncfersigned are now receiving and
opening at their OLD STAND, a heavy
assortment of spring and summer GOODS
of the latest and most fashionable styles; and
emcTatirir everj- variety usually kept fn a re
tail establishment in this country. :. j
They deem it unnecessary to enumerate the
variotis articles eornprised within their assort
ment: or to specify prices; suffice! it to say.
that they have been ca'refirlfy and I tastefully
selected, by orVe 6f th$. par'ners in market;
and will be sold at a VERY SMALL ad
VANCE O'N CTRIGIXAL C GST. . , , ;
They Cfattef themselves that the superior
advantages of which they are possessed for
purchasing Goods, will enable them to sell as
low, if not a liilllc LoiVcr, than any
one else; ftad as you can get at their, store
any article oii may stand in ne6 of. ft will
be greatly, to your advantage, trie and.all, to
come, wf;Et' your Feathers, Rgs, Beeswax,
Tallow, Hides, Arc., t&c; and more important
than aH, with your pocket books .well filled
with CASIt and .m'aka your purchases of
them. ; .
To our old friends, and cpstdmersy. e ten
der our sincere thanks; and respectfully soli
cit a continuance of the liberal patronage they
have hitherto besf6 wed npcti ui. ..
W. IK RANKIN &. C6
Ashevilie, April ,i '5$. it
Boots and Shoes.
t-9 Gentlemen's water proof sewed Boots;
y H Ladies' 6aiters and buskins; children's
' vLwalkinir shoes and slippers; ladles and
gentlemen's Oveishoesj a very superior article of
' -Cork Soles,
from the well known establishment of Mile &
Son. Fox aale at the cheap caMi store or
Proposals for K8yal Sup-
, . ; ; plies. ;;.!, .
: - Navy Department,
Bureau of Const'n, EauiptX &c,
! . i Hay 16, ibsL
SEALED PROPOSALS to! fiirnish If aval
Supplies for the fiscal year eriding 30th June,
1 806, will be received at . this bureau until
3 o'clock pT mV, ofthe 25th day of Jjne next
These proposals roust be endorsed "Proposals
for Naval Supplies', Bureau of Construction,
Ajc" that they niay be distinguished from
other business letters. ' . j-
jThe materials and articles embraced in the
classes named are particularly described Jn
J 1 . " f 1 t !,' !
ynuwu ocueuuiea, any 01 wmcn win be rur
nished to Such as desirp' to cfTer,Jon applica
tion to .the commandant of the respective
navy-yards, or to t)ie navy agent nearest there
to, and those of all Ihe yards uponfaJipHcation
to this bureau. Ihe commandant and navy
agent of each station -will have a copy of the
schedules of the other yardsj for examination
only, from which it may be judged whether
it .will oe desirable to make application lor
them. . " .. . ; , ,.
' Offers miist be made, for the whole of each
class at any yard upon one of the printed
schedules, or in strict conformity j therewith,
or they will not be considered. j .. -
All articles must be of the very Sest quality
conformable to sample, size, c, to be deliv
ered in good order and . in suitable vessels,
and packages, as the case niay t be,1 at the ex
pense and risk ofthe contractor, and in ; all
respects suWect to tlie inspections measure
ment, count, weight, &c.j of the yard where
received, and to the entire satisfaetioh of the
commandant thereof.
, : Bidders are referred t'd the yards for-sam-ples
and a particular description of the articles;
and, all other things being equal,' preference
will be given to articles of American manu
facture. . Every offer, a3 required by the law of 10th
Auiist, 146, must be accompanied by a
written guarantee; the forms of which are
herewith fpven., . h
Those only T?nbse oljers may be accented
will be notified, and the! contract will be for
warded as soon thereafter , as practicable,
which they will be required to ezectite within
en days after its receipt at the post office or
navy agency named by them. !
Sureties in the full amount will be required
to sign the contract, and their responsibility
certified to by a United States district judge,
United States district attorney, collector or
navy agent. As additional security, twenty
per centum will be withheld from the amount
of the bills until the contract shall have been
completed, and eighty per centum of each
bill approved in triplicate by the'eommand
ant of the respective yards will be paid by
the navy agent within thirty days - after its
presentation to him. j Tfi
It is stipulated in the contract that, ' if de
fault be made by the parties of the first part
in delivering all or any of the articles men
tioned of the quality and at the! time and
places provided, then, and in that case, the
contractor and his sureties will forfeit and pay
the United-States as liquidated damages a
sum of moner eqtial to twice the j amount of
the contractpnees therein agreed upon as the
price to be paid in case of the actual delivery
thereof, which liquidated damages may be
recovered or retained from time io time as
they accrue from the said parties df the first
part or either of them. j ' ,
, Classes No. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 1 to be delivered
one-fourth part on or before the 15th May,
one-fourth4 part by the 20th July, 'one-fourth
by the 20th September, and the remainder by,
the 1st December, 1856. Class No. 3 the
whole by the 15th May," 1856. j Class No.
8 the whole by the 20$ July, 185(?. -The
remaining classes to be delivered-rone-fourth
part on c't before the 1st September next, one
fburth part on or before the 1st 'December
next, One fourth part on or before the 1st
April, 1806, and the remainder on or before
he 30th June, 1856, comprising at each de
livery a due proportion of each! article.
Class No. and all following," additional quan
tities of all articled framed therein must be
delivered on like terms and conditions during
the fiscal year upon receiving a notice of fif
teen days from the bureau or commandant of
the yard. .;
As the law requires the prepayment of pos
tage, persons desiring' the commandant of the
yard or the navy agent to send them by mail
schedules of such classes as they desire should
enclose in their application postage stamps to
insure their transmission, but . applications.to
the bureau for such schedules will tot require
prepayment".
tokii Of OFFETS.
. of State of-
hereby agree to furnish and deliver at the
respective navy yards all the articles' named
in the classes hereunto annexed, agreeably to
the provisions of the schedules therefor, and
in conformity with the advertisement of. the
Bureau of Cons!rtlct!6n, &c, of iGth May,
1855. , ; j ...
Should my offer be accepted, request to
be addressed" at , and j the contract for
warded to (he navy agent at j , or to
for signature and certificate.
Date ' " j '
; - . . , .(Signature.) .
(The schedules which the bidder encloses
must be pasted to his offer ; and each , of them
tiyned by him. Opposite each article in the
schedule the price must be set, ihe amount
carried oaf, the a go regale footed up for each
class. . and the amount likewise written in
teords.y .r ; ': 1-,. - ' i j
. FORM OF GUARANTEE.
.: The .undersigned, , of
State of '-r2-. and- rr-of '.'Si
-r. in the
in'. the State
of -
, hereby guaranty; that, in, case the
foregoing bkf of ' " ..--for any; of 'the classes
therein named be accepted, that he or they
will, within ten daysaier the receipt , of the
contract at the post office nam?d or navy
agent 4esignated, execute the contract for the
same witngood anq sumciem sureiies, and in
case' said: - sh alt fail to : enter into con
tract as aforesaid, jre guaranty to make good
the dinereqce : between the oner ot the said
and that which may be accepted, t
, Signature of two giiarantora. j q' d'
AVitness. it , li:.,5J v,. .... t: )
I hereby .testify that tHa above named " i.
1 are Inoirn to me as men of property
and able to make good their guarantee
. t . ' ' ' (b!gnatura.)
(Date.) , r . : v
(To 6e signed by tht United Slatis district
judge, TTnited tates district attorney, collect-
or, or navy agents ana no others.) i ;.
xfafoitowinff are the classes requia at
the respievvyards: 'v . ;
i f K1TTERT, MAINp ,
No. I, white oak plauk stock logSi No 3,
white oak promiscuous timberTNo. 5, yellow
nine plank stock loirs. No. 7. velldw.Dine
mast timber. iNo. 9, white pine. No.
ash and cvpress. No. 11 black vValnut'and j
cherry, j No. 12, locust and cedar; No. 13,
white ash oar and hickory bars. No. 14,
white oak staves and heading. No. 16, lig-
nuravita). No. 17, composition and copper
nail. No. 18, bar iron and steel. No. 19,
iron spjkes aiid nails. No. 20, lead pipe, zinc,
tin. No. 21, hardware.' No. 23, paints, oil.
No. 24, 'flax canvas.' No. 25, cotton canvas.
No. 26, fiax add cotton twine. No. 27, glass.
No. 28,1 leather, o. 29,. hose. No. 30,
brushes No. 31, bunting dry goods. No.
32, pitch; rosin, tar. No! 33, oil, soap tallow.
No. 34, !ship chandierv. No. 35,- stationery.
No. 36,;fire wood. No. 37, oakum, r.
CHARLESTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
No. 1,. white oak. plank stock logs. No. 3,
white oak promiscuous timber. No. 4, white
oak keel pieces. No. 5, Yellow pine plank
stock logs. No. 6, yellow pine beams. No.
7, yellow pine mast timber. No. 9, white
pine. No. 10, .white j oak boards and butts,
ash, cypress. No. 11, black walnut and cher
ry. No. 12, locust. No. 13, white ash oars,
hickory bars. No. 15, black spruce. -No.
16, liguuravitse. No. 17, composition and
copper nails. No. 18, bar j iron, steel. No.
19, iron spikes, nails. Not 20, lead pipe,
zinc, tinl No. 21, hardware. Np. ?3, paiuts,
oils. 2fo. 24, flax cftnvas. No. 25, cotton
canvas. ' No. 26, flax and cotton twine. No.
27, glass. No. 28, leather. No. 29-, hose.
No.. 30,' brushes. : No. 31, bunting dryoods.
No. .32, pitch', rosin, tar, No. 33, oil, . soap
tallow, j No. 34, ship chandlery. No. 35,
stationery. No. 36, fire wood. - No 37,
oakum, j
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
No. 1, white oak plank stock logs. No. 2,
white oak plank. No. 3, white oak promis
cuous timber. No. 4, white oak keel pieces.
No. 5, yellow pine plank stock logs. No. 7,
yellow pine mast timber. No. 9, white pine.
No. 10,! ash, cypress, white oak boards and
butts. No. .11, black walnut, cherfv, rfiahog
any; No. 12, locust; No; 13, white ash
oars, hickory . bars.' ,NoJ 1.4, white oafe staves
and beading: No.' 15, black spruce. No. 16,
lignumyjttfj. No. 17, composition and eoppei
r
nails; No. 18. bar iron, steel. No. 19. iron
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spikes, and nails. No. 20, lead zinc, tin
No. 21, j hardware... No. 23, paints, oils. No.
24, flax canvas. No. 25, cotton canvas. No.
26, flax and cotton twine. No. 27, glass.
No. 2 , leather. No. 29, -hose. No. 30,
brushes.' Nou 3, bunting, dry goods. No.
32, pitch, rosin, tar. No. 33, oil, soap, tal
low; No. ,34, ship chandlery. No. 35, sta
tionery! $0. 36, firewood.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
f No. 1, white' oak plank stock logs. No. 5,
yellow pine plank stock logs. No. , white
pine.' No. 10, sh and white oak plank and
boards.!. No. 13, white ash oars and hickory
bars.' No. 167 black spruce,' No, 17, com
position and copper nails. No. 18, bar iron
and steel.. No. 19", iron spikes and nafls.
No. 20, lead pipe, zinc, tin. No. 21, hard
ware. No. 23, paints, oils. , No.1 24, flax
canvas No. 25, cotton canvas. No. 26, flax
and cotton twine. Np. 27, glass. No. . 28,
leather! No. 29, hose. No. 30, brushes.-
No.; 3 lj, bunting, dry goods. No. .32, pitch,
rosin, tar.. No. 33, tallow, oilj soap. No.34,
ship chandlery. No. 35, , stationery ' No. 37,
oakum . , . . .
j WASHINGTON, D;C.
f Clffei No. 4, white oak keel piecoa No. 5,
yellow pine plank sto'ck logs. T$6. 9. white
pine. No. 10, ash, cypress, white oak boards,
and butts. No. 11, black walnut, cherry,
mahogany. No. 17, composition and. copper
nails. No. 18, ba'r iron, steel. No.'. l9, irQn
spikes, ;nails. No. 20, lead pipe, zinc, tin.
No. 2l hardware. No. 22, pig iron No.
23, paints, oils, c. Ito. 24, canvas.
No. 25, cotton canyas. No. 26, fla and cot
ton twine. No. 27, glass., No. 28, leather.
No. 2C hose. No. 30. brushes. No. .31,
buntinff, dry goods. No. 32, pitch, rosin,
taf. 20. 34, oil, soapv tallow, kc, No. 35,
shfp chandlery. No. 5 stationery. JSo. 36,
: firewood4. No. 37, oakum. No. 38, tank
'and .galley, or comboose iron. No. 39, chain
iron. xio. ingot copper. ,
.! GOSPORT, VIRGINIA.
: No. 1, white oak plank.. tock Jogs., No. 2,
white oak plank. V" No. 3', white" oak; promis
cuous timber. No. 4," white oak keel pieces.
No. 5t yellow pine plank stock timber. No.
6, yellow pine beams. No. 7, yellow pine
mast timber. No. 9, vwhite pjnelv.No. 10,
ash, cypress elm'. Nq., 1,1, black walnut,
cherry,j mahogany. No. 12,. locust., No 13j
white ash oars,; hickory Jbars. l.No. 15', IMacE
uuiuvua;. iiu. ic, vat
.' 19, iron sp
pipe, zi
Warev 1 1 NdJ 2 pig J ron. No. 23, riafnts, oils,
&C. , No; 24; flax canyasr iXp . 25, cotton
canvas.L No. 26 JSaantlr cotton twihe.--No.
27, ; glas?. No 28, leather. No. 29;
hcvR. .riO. ou, ujusues. iw. . o, ,-"'. '
dry (roods'. No. 32y pitch, rosin, tar. No
33, oil,
tallow soap. No. 31, ship chandlery.
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No. 35, stationery I - No. 36. firewood. JNol
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37, oakum.
corida:
Class No. 1 white oak blank stock logg.- v.
No. 2. white oak plank. , No. 13. white fash '
oars, hickory j bars. , .1 7 com position an4
May 31, 1855.
301 4 w.. ,
mm f OWN!
SMTTH & LTcBOTTEIE
ll AVE just recelfei and areraw opening tbha
ju5saa oesiassoruneuioiopruiK&u wiumuw
. a a a. a A9 n a V M O
th;iUiu;v;Uaha on.,whi
for richness ind variety 1 cannot c be., aurpaaaed. la
the South, rihey iwere,boujshtprlcaahll,andvar
offered at prices.whichcapnojt, faiHapteasa evftrj
customer. .. Wo do not deal, in .humbuffseryM.and
when we.aay we, cap, 8pU goods .cheap,, wf Waa
rwhat we say.? Wadnrite Qurpld ffclenda aid -cua-
tomers.and the public generally, to call and I00K
through our stock, and examine our prices,
April 6,1864. : ZV, . ;
FL0XJE, FLOUK
ATTENTION, ALL y FLO UR
y. ... t : EATERS!
i Wo have on hand a superior article of Flotrr
Telford's best make at $5 per sack; also a small.
lot in barrels, at $10. , : ,
j Come quick; If you want any "Flour doings;"
as we can't keep it. Also on hand a very suparloc ;
article of Corn MeaL ' ? I r -
S r J. M. BLAIR 3 Co.' y
I June 7, 1855. : . . '
" r " i ' .'i r '" ' r" -
FiviB Cents ewardi '
The above rewafdj but no thanks, will be glvaa
to any one who will deliver to me a bound b?y
by the name of William Ward Said boy waa
Iwund to me by the County Court of Madison
county, and is about 19 fears' f age. He left m
in April last. All persons are forbidden to emv
ploy him . BERRY DUCK.
I June 7,1856. 3t . 1 .
For thf ii&dies, Esjpeciall
WE have silks, satins, ginghams,"alpaceas, prfnti, "
plaids of every hue and color, muslins, mourning
muslins, lawns of every color, barages.delains, silk
tissues, veils, black, brown, green and. blue lor
veils; shawls, a large and elegant' assortment;
worsted, goods of every kind,' worked collars, em
broidered under sleeves, chemizetts; white and, '
blac laces, edgings, lace fringedress trimmings, -linens,
jackonnets, Victoria lawns. Bonnets
Belgrade, Lace, Straw and Bloomers. Flowers,'
wreaths, gloveSj-perfataerv.&c.'.&c''-''
-1 " ; SMITH McDOWELL; 1 "
Dr. J. D. Boyd & Dr. J. M. Sevcnfi:
j HAVE , associated in the practice of Medicine
All applications willnieet with prompt attention,
! Office, south end of Court House. r
; Asheville, May 3, 1855. tf '
-5F
WE always keep fine Tobacco and
. ,. Segars; Call and see for ysoursqlf.
J
aMrrn fc m dowkixI
,MITII, BAIHD !& icja: tate occtisla
tonform thejr friends aij fjacK public iat they
lmve asciated with, tljem, the Mercantile Bv
siness, H. Itt.i JQNES' and that the stvle oftbo
mm irom ana ajcer tne nrst 01 April, 1855,. U
iSmufi, jjuira tj jo. -.
! Asheville, May 3, 1855.
DR. J.F. E; HARDY
" ' " A N b :
DR; W; Li HHLIARD;
always ready to examine cases and make pyt.ttj -scriptions,
and wlien In his power visit cases. in
the country. Dr. Hilllard! willaf tend to hi. tnwrf
and country practice, as usual. We would espe
-t"-i 1 uni9 4 u 1 n Biii persona
living at adistanccjn vrjocurihs suitaLfe boirtHnM
houses in- or hear Jthe Tillage, and .render thenS
such relief as the ! profession Is capabla ot
Officeat Dr, HjlUard's Drug Store. . .
Asheville, January 2, 1855. tf f
I A ?re and w,ell 1 assorted stock of Mflea' Ul
dies Shoes, varying. In wze from I, (oi, whieh ca
be had extremely font foreash'.. ,Ladies will con?
fer a favor, b6th on themselves and us, by gWJoff
nsacall J, M. BLAiti j
I BR. J. D. REYNOLDS,
' HAVINGf permanently ii' ArjeVuie, fT
fen his fProfessional services to the cltlsens of
town and .conntfy, . , . "
Office and residence; Asheyille Hotel. .
;.Martl 8, 1855;. : j; . -: ,. . ; .'. . jj' '
j Vfl : liadies9 Wciiri ;
I Itpw and beautiful styles of delates. 79 erlppik
alpaccas, and Persian cloths, at prices from 15 to
62 cents i - ' : ' ,:v '..',''.'....
A splendid assortment of opera; fennels for jack.
cloths and trimmings for cloaks, groves fir hosiery.
Also ' '
A heavy sripply ojf Sisby Ssinr smsjll flgirj
ed delaines,-flowered velvets, Iiooys;and'pTaIa
flannels for children, at prices which need not foar '
competition, j , t-i i.
, . -.v V--c! , SMfTH, BfALRt& TANC2.
Dep. 21, 1854. . . ; - . .
Leather! leatiier! leatfierlf
I A good jupplyof hemlock andfoa,tiapnpd io6..
Leather, upper Lea her, calf kios, ahoe, pegs. shoiL
thread, &c, ftrsale as low as any one in thrj
country can offer, by . 1 : v;. ! " '
! SMllil, VXiliD fc VANE.
Dec:21,185i. y ',,;: S''-' V..
tlef without farther delay
Wii.fc hVlliard.
Asheville, Dec. 21.-1854.
Receiving, and Forte qr ding v
We will receive - and forward Goods of
1 '
kinds at ten cents a package. V A'f ,
, ; , SMITn cc McDO TTBLC
ifeheViUe,0ct.V,57;
copper. nana. . n o. 1 0, ar vpiVi steel. io.
19, iron spikes and nails. No.j,.na7
No. 23, paints, oils, id No. 35, atationery.
HAVE this . day, .associated themselves la th
practice of MEDICINE, Iq Itavflnousbraiicho:
Dr. Hardv, whoia.dailv in llie villa re. will 1
,1 ; Al.Ii ' pcrsqsindeb tquaubscrlVcr-ltl1' :
by note ,or book 'account, j$rio,to thoLH-bf JannVt
iry, 1854. a re requested come lof ward and ieU
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