TOW, C'OUBT AID TATE. -.
Aaso 0 oxxo.-Oa Saturday, eoaapaay paraded
sweaty musket. We fcoaa b loaf ( aa. "
ben fully ualfomed aaol "juipped marching 1"008h
or .tfeei to tha rU w If. They
, are preparing tntnBwIvw. by eteetlve drill, for aefa1.
mm ud neotlvea, ahoald mmIob aaU thsai Into
actios. ' W BadersUnd there in oar forty ajember
carolled. Tb taraeal Saturday in mall, owlaf
to o aaexpUlaod ntw. .
Dibmitim Viiwi.Tm attendance tt tbU (xblbU
- tloa M Friday eight m Urpi The Ball aa ailed
, to It ataae capacity. Th painting were oh ad
mind by aid tad young, tod we ballad ' M B0
oaa preaeat, wha wa not ally eatMed Uiat b or tha
obtained lb. worth of tha wwaey toT admittance.
Tha ! IU ba xhlblted for b benefit of Babbath
BobooU from Uma to time, aa aoon aa tha lo.truainti
and pioture ara paid for. Thara will ba ona-or mora
aihiblUoM during April Coart. All wha ara la favor
of Sunday Soheels, wkowlUthtlr eblldraatoidwaoa
la knowledge and uaefulne, iboqld patronise tbla
axblbiUoB.
WiLHiiotoM, CaiaioTTi aid BuTBiaroto lUlfc
boad. Tka Wilmington papara af laet waak no tloa
Ika Irtl arrival of prodooa at that plaoa over thle road
-forty-aara barrel of plrll of turpentine to Mnrri.
. Da Baaaat, Brawa k Co., aad Aadereoa ft Sartre.
Coal I Cobb I I. J. WaddlU, Cberaw, bet ever o
auay tboaeaad baikala of eon for aala at "fair
prloa." Saa kU advert laesseat la anothar eolaauj.
SlTBBTB DlSTBICT DSM0CB4TIC Cotbtio. Wa
ra ladebted to tba CbarloUa Paaaoerat for aa axtra
woatalniag tka offioial aeeoant of tba proceed inp of
tka Democratic ConTOntioa wbleb net at Ckaiiotto on
Jka 20tb lnL . ' ' I
Tha Convention waa organised by appointing A. W.
aJurtoe Em-, of Cleeveland, President, and John
tyalaun, af Rowan, and W.J.Kerr, of Mecklenburg,
Sccrsiarte.
All lhe.eootl ia th District wara represented,
excepting Stanly oae delegate only from thi county,
8. W. Coke, Keg.
The following reaolutloa, reported from tba B mines
CoeaairUe, waa adoptad:
Rmald, Tkat thi Coarratioa cordially epprov
t ie aatioaal end conservative Administration o( Jamea
Jleobaaea.
Tka dalagatoi a updated to represent tka District la
tha Charleston Convention areWin. Lander, of Lin
coln, aad Opt. Jno. Walkar, of Mecklenburg, prlnei
pala; David Scheock, of 0atoa,aad U. B. Hammond,
of Aaaoa, alternate. "
J. A. Fox, af Mecklenburg, waa ehoaaa Elector for
tba District. '"
Tka aab-alactora (oaa for aacb county) arc Anton,
R. T. Beaaett; Caberru. J. M. Long; Oaatoa, David
Bebaack; llMklcebarg, 8. T. Smllk; BUnly, J. M.
UoCarkto; CUavelaad, 8. A. Durban; CaUwba, F.
D. Kainkardl; Llncola, W. M. Rrinbardt; Rowan,
Col. B. E. Moore; Union, W. J. Kaar. .
Tka Praaidaat appoiatad tka following gentlemen la
coaatitata Ika Diatriet Exeeatlva Commiatea: S. ".
Davia, of Uacklcnbarg; N. X. Flemming, of Bowan;
W. M. Uoaatoa, af Cabarraa; Jaaper Btowa, of Lin
coln; aad A. U. rowell, of Catawba.
. Taiu Dutbict DmooaJiTio Coavaanow. Tbla
body met at FayattevlUa aa tha 2il lnt. W. L.
Steele, Eaq., af Bkhmaad, Chainaaa, aad Col. W.
Aldermaa aad W. 8. Kenaeat, BeereUrlea. The rat
.raaalailoa adopted raada,,;' ,,..;
Tkat wa, a partiia af the Democracy of tka Third
Congreaaioaal DUtriet, of North Carolina, la Coavea
tiaa aaaeeablad, da reafirai tba time honored prinei
plea af tka treat NatioamtDemocratie party aa cot.
tolaed la tba Ciaeioaali plalfana," Aa.
It weald aena from tka reading of tkia aa If tha
Democratic party la tka DUtriet were act a anit.
Col. W. L. Bteele, ef Eicamoad, aad Jaa. Fultoa,
af Raw rlaaovar, wereckaeeadelegataa to the Ckarlea
iea Ceamtiea, aad Kb. A. Allea, of Duplia, Elector
for tka Diatrtet -
Mr. Haywood, of Wake, Demoentie Elector at large,
waa areeeat dariag the aamian af the Coo recti ee, and
delivard a loag-wiaded apeecfc aa ad valorem, tke kia
tory ef tba D cm cere tie aarty la tha Btata, tie "o
ealled alavery qaeatiaa' Aa., for tka iaflictiea of
which tba Cearier (Dam.) girea aim the following trat
rata 'vote of tkania:"
Had Mr. Mayweed eoadeaeod hit reaaarka to oaa
third ef (he time, aad girea aa eppertoalty for apeecbee
to hare beea heard frem maov of tha diatiagniehed
raaaketa araaaat, H woaM bava beea very gratifying
to the vaet aaacoaraa af people that tiled the Hall oa
Thareday Bight."
Hoi. W. 8. Aaai, Preaideat of Ike WUmingtoa aad
Wcldoa Railroad, la relation to tke etatemeot of A.
A. Brawa, Eee,., which wa pabliabcd met week, that
Whig dalcgaaaa had beea charged fall price aad Deo
eermtic delcgatea half, price, lave:
"Mr. Browaiofarma Ikcpubiie that hie card waa
tmbliahed from a "eeaee of duty." If ihc came
"eenee of doty" had made Mr. Browapablieh all the
eireametaaeee or tne eaae, taerc wouia nave oetn ao
aeeecaitr of m tekinc any notice of it. In (be moral
code, trath ia aa maeh eejended by a eappreaeloB of
tmlm hv ffllMfli miatatemeat.
X IB me aoeence oi mm rrwumi. nr. r
properly applied to the aoting Preaident, P. K. Dick-
Inaoa, and to Ike Superintendent, Capt. Preawnt, to
know why tka delcgatea to the Baleigb Oppoeilioa
Coaveatioa were eharred fall ratea of travel, aad the
delcfatec to the Democratic Ceareatiea ealr half
ratea. Both of theeeoSoere, I am informed, eiplalned
to Mr. Brawfa-thaMt waa doae throagh a mtatokea
eoaccptica of hie duty y tha Railroad Ageal at OoMe
boro'. without any official authority, and that the
Director! bad required that officer to make good tke
deficiency to tke trcaaary of the company.
"How the egeat, Mr. Kolderby,(egood well-ewaning
man,) come to make thia mietake, II la bootleaa to en-
rre. la my opinion, ae mougni aa waa acting ior
beat latereeta of the company."
To thia Mr.. Browa rapliei:
"The deleratoe to the Democratic Convention, with
free tbketa from Ooldaboro', came down ia tbe train.
that arrived aera oa tbe morning or Sunday, me uta
laetaat. The eeedactor of that train, it la to ba pre.
. earned, performed hiadaty, and returned tbe paaaca
gera' tiokcta, tha free ooaa included, to tbe oflioe here,
either oa that day, or the next. Monday. On Thursday,
tha 16th inst., it came to my knowledge that auch free
.... . . it t - . . i n j .1. i ii.i.
' Hcaeia aaa eeea laeueu. un inui;, uie iuh iuak.,
I called on Capt. Fremont, and asked for,n explana
tion. Ha Unclaimed all knowledgeor the iraneaoiion.
J then met Mr. Dicklnaon, tbe aoting Preaident, and
related tha eireonutance to him. He expressed great
wrpriae at it, and requested I would go before the
Board of Directors, (then about to meet,) and make
Aha communication to them. I did ao, and thee it was,
after 1 bad left, that the order waa passed requiring
Abe agent at Ooldaboro' to make good the dehciency.'
?hla 1 waa informed of by Mr. D., after the Board
had adjourned. Capt. Fremont I have not met ainoe
I wa at the Directors' meeting on Friday. This is a
sufficient commentary on the second paragraph of Mr.
Ashe's card.
"And now the query arises, how did it happen that
throughout Bunday, (perhaps,) Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday Thursday, and part of Friday, those free
tickets were la the office here and the agent at Oolda
boro' waa not called oa to make good the deficiency"
eot called ea for that purpose, not a word said about
It, until a formal complaint waa made by me to the
Board of Directors. The rule of this Board -waa
knows, its violation waa haowa, for the free tickets ia
the office here proclaimed It and yet tha agent at
Ooldaboro''. that 'good, well-meaaing man,' waa not
apprised that ha had acted otherwise than 'for, tha
best Interests of tbe eomneny,' ia giving lea veto
Democrats to travel ever the road free, and requiring
. Whigs to pay. How I aay did ithappear That is an
explanation which ia due to the public,
"Tale 'fact,' of the free tloketa kavinc remained ao
many days In tka office here notioed, la tbe oaly one
baariBg aa tha subject I am eoaaoioaa of having 'sup
pressed' :a my former earn, naviag aaw supplied
I the
omiseioB, I meat erava ain jasae a gaam usiiy 10
solve au from eeasare."
lB-
Sab ArrAiB. A letter from Chapel HIU to tba ed.
tire of the Observer, give aa account ef a difficulty
betweea Nat, Weteea, a resident graduate of the Uni
versity, aad P. 0. Feard, ef the Sophomore Clave, la
Which Foard used a kaife, iallotiag a wound upoa
-Watooa'a akoulder-blade, of itaelf aot ortal or even
cangeroaa; bat the hablu of Watsoa were ae very la
temperate tkat delirium trsmsaa ensued aad ha died
aa tba Bight ef tha SOth. Tha Faculty acted with
great promptaeea aad Irmaeaa, expelliag Foard Im
mediately, although at that time ae aeprehoasione of
a fatal result ware aatertaiaed, a or had tha delirium
tremens Una sapemaed. - i
rAALviaioa Rinaaia Tha Aaaaal Moetlag af
the Blockkoldara of thia road took alas at FatetUrvllle
mm ib 1Mb .' Jfh loUovla laaotatissai wara
Anwlmli 'J
. u.i.-t tw lha Preaident aid Directors be aad
they ara hereby authorised toeatead tba read Ibreagh
the Coal rialda, aad aa to tba North Caroline Road,
aad for tbla parpcee (hay ara hereby authorised to te-
opea hooka ox auDeonpuou w we eafiuu bwh n w
eompoay.
M-oltd, That as aooa the mesas of tha company
wUI aaabla them to do so, the Praaidaat aad directors
bave a line surveyed to aoma point oa tba North Car
diac Road, aad whenever the subscriptions will J no
tify, locate aad let tbe aame to contract.
Chae. B. Mallet waa elected preeldeat, and the fol
lowing gentlemea Direetorei Oca, McNeill, at. L. My.
rover, A. aieitcaa, J as, ayie, n r. name, vim. me
Laurio, A. A. McKatban, T. B. Lutlcrloh, and 8.
llinadala.
, Of the read tha Oheerver aaysr Twonty-fbwr mile
of tha Road are laicbedand ia aaa, tbe traaeporteUoa)
anoa It aow realiiini about tbe rata of 116.000 a year
The graduation qf six miles more is completed, except
half a mile. Over these six miles tba trains will paaa
by thclst June. Tbe graduation ef the remaining elevea
miles ia coinc oa rapidly i tha irea ia oa hand for tha
whole rued, and most of tha cross-ties have beea de
livered. Bo that uuleas aoma anforeeeen difficulty
sboald occur the road will be completed to the Coal
fields at E vendor Mclvcr'c, forty-one miles by the let of
September. "
"Difficulties ia the rraduatioa of the line ia tha sand
hills, anlooked for by even the encineers. have pro
tracted the work and inoreaaed tke coat. - Instead of
loose ssnd to be excavated, tha toughest description
of clay waa found, with a good (teal or quicksand.
Tha excavation ware ao lone and ao deep, that few
hands aould work la them to advantage. The cost of
traduction alone of the tenth mile waa upwards of 826,'
000, and of tva oooaecutive mites further oa upwards
of $110,000. ..
"We refer with cleajur to the resolutions which
look to a speedy exteasioa af the road to tba North
Carolina road. It I understood that some mtlemea
along tbe line have expressed a wish to take eeatraeta
for graduation to oe paid lor ia awe a. aou we wara
that the face of the country ia believed to be such
that tbe road can be built for $12,000 a mile. The
iron will nut need to be so heavy, nor Ihc grade ao
light, a oa tha Coalfields part of tba road."
.MuaoxB or Noam Caboliiiaxs ii Txxas Ws
anderstand that authentic Information baa been re
ceived here from W. A Evaas, Esq., formerly of this
vioinlty, that two yoaag mew, brothers, Colic and
Angus Monroe, formerly of Hobeeon county, N. C,
were murdered by Indians recently. Tbey were in
search of i location for the purpose of stock raising,
when tbe Indiana came upon one of them at their ea -op
and murdered bim, aad eebeequently met tbe other
in the read and murdered him. . Tbe citisena pursued
the Indians and killed fifteen ef them.
We learn tkat tha brothers Monroe were very worthy
men, much respected ia Robeson and Cumberland
counties, where tbey have left many relatives and
friends. FuyeUniUt Obuntr.
Sab Aooidbit. We lecra that oa Budday morning
laat, Mr. Oeorge Wright, living on Sandy Creek, in
Baodolpk county, kad token down his gua and waa
doiag something to the lock, when kia little daughter,
about elevea years old, peaaed oat of tbe kitchen ia
froat of him. J ait as she waa opposite the mutsle of
tbe gua it accidentally went off,, the enCre charge ca
tering her forehead, killing her lnateutly, .We eannot
forbear adding, he ough Jint to bare been handling
hia gua oa the Sabbath. Jligk I'aixt HtptrUr, Ui.
' ' c ' -
Thi WiHAv Caor. 8o far aa wa hav been able to
aee and hear within the last week, the (ears that no
wheat would be raised ara groundless. Tba crop will,
ao far aa present Indication show, be at least an
average one.- Tbe rye ia very fair aad will produce
well. - Ia other eectioae, wa leera from tba Papere,
tbe prospect are much better thau was thought awhile
back. WcBotieed through tke country some peaoh
tree la bloom-rthi ia soon for the mountains. - l
AtknilU (S. C.) Adioealt.
Fibst Dmtohtt The Democrats of this District oa
the loth lost., appointed Col. 14. M. Long, of Halifax,
and William A. Moore, Esq., of Chowan, delegates to
Charleetoa, aad Joba W. Moore, Esq., of Hertford,
Elector for the District.
RAiiaoaa I aex. Tke brig Forest Queen, Jones,
haa arrived from Newport, England, with another
cargo of iron for the Wilmington, Charlotte aad
Butherford Railroad. Wilmington HtraU, 20A au.
.AmirraiiT.-Wi I earn that Mr. O. 0. Paisley,
Jr., of this place, haa beea tea dared, aed has accepted
the appeiatmeat or nraxiuaa vice lOnsuiaic ior una
port. WUmmflim UtnU, 20A awf.
Paisamav or Coxcom. The PresBytery of Coa
cord will hold its next semi-annual meeting, in tbe
VBUrcB CI Diem v.rK, MIHnnirar nu;. v.
ob Thareday before tbe third BabbaU ia April, ( Apri
12th. 1AC01 at 11 o'clock, a. m.
1 . O . I . 1 W 1. 1 L. . . V '
Clerks of Sessions ara earnestly requested to send
to Presbytery fall aad correct statistical re porta.
R. H- LArrxarr, & Citrk.
WAnxeBOBo' Disrairr Sscoxo Rot xn. Society
Hill mlssloa, March 24, 26; Wadesboro' sUUon,
March SI, April 1; Albermarl circuit, April 7, 8;
Concord and K. R. miasion, April 14, 1 j; Chesterfield
circuit and Chesterfield mission, April 21, 22; Rocky
River mlssioa, April 28, 29; Cberaw station, May
4 0; Lancaster circuit and Catawba River mission,
May 12,18; Wadesboro' circuit, May 19, 20; Monroe
circuit. May 2527; Bennettaville circuit and Socle
ty Hill mlasioa, Jane 2, 8; Anaoaville circuit, June
9, 10; . ami it. UBOwai.
mmt m
' ' FROM EUROPE.
The date from Europe are Southampton, Match 1,
Tha announcement of the lose of the Hungarian
reached London oa the 4th, from Queen to we, where
the Canada touched that morning.
That part of tha Emperor speech concerning the
aanexatiea of Savoy and Nice, was received in Nice
with great enthusiasm.
- The Italian party ia ereatly agitated.
To lnnuiriea from tha reoresentatlve of foreign
power, Austria replies that, its intercuts not being af
fected by the annexation or tuvoy to trance, sue win
not protect againat tbe annexation
The Papal Government ha prohibited commerce by
transit betweea Anconaand Romagoa. The merchants
orotest acainat thia act. '1
The agitation continue in the Papal State, and
aoma leaded proprietors refuse to Py tax. Thou
sands of citisena ara signing petitions to the great
powers ia tavor or annexation. .
Soldiers are being enlisted in Austria, and continue
to arrive in the 8tatea of tbe Church and Paples.
The Pope is said to ba willing to grant concessions,
if the Legations will submit. '
- The student of the University have demanded tha
re-admission of eight students, who were expelled for
burning an addreas aympathising with the Holy Father.
General Ouyon had sent a body of troop to the
University to prevent disturbance
Tha King of Sardinia agrees to the solution proposed
by France, la relation to tbe Romagna; butisleaa dis
posed to accept the portion relative to Tuscany.
Chevalier Uuoncompagnie ha resigned the Governor
GenerelsbtfitefCentral Italy. ,
. Tbe reported marriage of Plccolomioi ia denied.
The Hon. Cbaa. J. Faulkner, of Virginia, Minister
Plenipotentiary to the Court of Fraace, has presented
hi credential.
iatxb. ' ' : x
By tha arrival of tha Canada tha date ara brought
down to the 10th.
Tha Savoy annexation question continue prominent
and exciting. Sardinia haa consented to a vote of the
inbabltaota oa the subject - - .
Lord Joba Russell haa stated that Austria and
Pruaaia concurred with Great Britaia oa this question.
No reply hs beea received from Kesna,
In the British House of Commons, the
the Queen, approving the French treaty, has beea
adoptad, aad Uie opposition amendments rejected by a
barge majority.
The latest report are, that Sardinia haa rejected the
the French programme for Italian adjustment, aad that
French forces were under order to march at notice,
fjr evacuating Lombard y aad returning to France. .
Tha new dutie on rice took enect oa tno iu m arc a.
Tbe Western Power ef Europe have agreed to as
sist lb Porto ia maintaining righto aver Scrvia and
tbe Daunbian Principalities if aeoaaaary.
PittatwrBBiio aboio 8TAVt bill baa passed
tha tower Heaaa of tbe New Jersey Legislator, pua
lahiag with severe peaalti any pareoa who may or
ganise ia-that State aa aapeditio for tha iaraaioB ef
aaether Btata. It ia ia leaded to prevent, aa far aa
Beesiele. the aammlasioa of the arimaa which have led
Uoha Brawa aad hia followers la aa Ignominious cad.
The- Ueloa Warshsaes. at New Orleans, waa doa-
troyed by Ira oa tha 19th, eaaaaaslng some 600 bale
e )tt-l f lOW. .
MARRIED,, ,
Ia WIIsob, oa the lth1nst., by tbe Rev. Charles F.
Deem, Mr JOBEPH. H. FOY, editor of tbe Ledger,
to Mia KATE J. BATTLE, daughter or Hi iter a,
i. Battle,
; DIED,
la thlfooonty, aear Wblto'a Store, ot tha Uth inst,
eflar a nrotrutid illnaaa from eonaamptioa, JAME
M. MORGAN, la tha eighteenth year of hi age, son of
K. Morgan, deceased, lie emoracea rrngiuu uoiure u
wa con toed to hi bed, and appeared to rejoice In it
ap to tha hoar he died. He begged and exhorted hia
friends to ba resigned to tba Divioa will, and to give
him ap freely. He left a Widowed mother, and broth-
1 Saiuuia a Mtnnfn Mb flMth. which wa
believe, though oar loss, I hi gala-tor "Blessed are
th detd that die la tbe Lord." A. Faiaxur-
Munat as ansa ILLA JOSXS.
And hs Milt Ell left us gono from her horn
where all loved and cherished bor 7 Ye, too true,
b ha left ua to mourn for her. We no longer sea
her smiling face and bright Inughlng eyea. Dut why
do wa mount for berT la it because that she has left
behind her an "Indelible stuin oa her name 7 No
frienda. Von all know that aha haa left a good and
perfect aama, which i to ba preferred, above great
riches. Aad all w eea aay now is, pec w err .lum
bering asbea aa tbey repose under the cold and chotr-
imm li,mh II.. inlrlt li tilken It HilTut tO the SttT-
aal home, "not made with handa eternal In the Hea
vens,'" where there U no more aoi row, pain ami wura.
Har nathwav waa straw rd with flower without thorn
or thistle; her hope were as bright a th twinkling
stars which now shine down on ber lonely crave. I
aimputhise deeply with her bereaved family. 1 know
sail th.. rl If e vacinev had been mad
around th family hearth that no other ciu'tlll but tbe
loot one; hat they must remember teat uou is a just
and true Ood; he doeth all things for tha best; he haa
sent his ho y angel to liht the narrow'road fur her, and
aow h look doaa from her seat on the right band
ef Ood with tender pity, aaying, weep not fur mc, I
am happy; though I should like to lie with you, I dare
not leave my happy homo. Father, mother, brother
and sister mast prepare to meet the loved one to part
ao more. . ,
Society veila itself in g.nb of mourning earth
weep in silence angols sing their songs of praise,
and with harps In hund, open wide the Ucors of Hea
ven to receive and bless ber Holy Spirit.
A Fmexd.
A school girl st Winchester, TunnoaMC.
COMMERCIAL.
WIL.TH.TO.H I'KlCr.S Cl'KUCT.
MARCH 21, 1800.
RxrOBTID IXPIKSSLT TOR TUB Aldl'S, BT W. II. Mc-
RaivA Co.,CoMMiainN Mkxchaxts, axu Dialkbs
ii Guaxo, Obaix, Salt, &o.
BACON North Carolina bog round
11 (b
12
11
10
Western sides
Western shoulders
PORK Me
LARD North Carolina ,.
,..$19.60 Or,
... II (i
12
BEESWAX
80 (.)
14 (.. ...
18 ( 2U
.. lOJ (.y ...
10j(..
.. 11 (.,) ...
60 (t
.. , 6.l'.2 (j gti-87
.. 1.10(a
.. 10.00 (
.. 2.00 (Vr
.. 2.50
COFFEE Rio ,
Lagaayra -
Java
COTTON Middling
Good Middling
Middling Fair
FEATHERS
FLOUR Super., and fniuily.
LIME...
PLASTER V too
Calcined TH bbt
CEMENT
MOLASSES Cuba..v......T..T
-- T, .;) , - 29
13 id ........
7 (- 8
- 82 ti 85
2.20 (
2.70 (..) , ...
-1 .00 (j .- ..r
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90 (
... & ...
10 ) ...
1 .85 (4
2.50 (
00 ($ 70
6p,00 ($ ...
85.00 (
62.00
40.00 (ui .
BAGGING
BOPE
CORN..........
TURPENTINE Virgin.
Vellow Lbp ....
Hard....;.. 7.-.V..-.;.
TAR.n. I .....
SPIRITS TURPENTINE...
RICE ....r.
SALTaack
SUGAR New Orleans
FLAXSEED, per 66 lbs
IRI8H POTATOES, V bbl..
OAT8 ...
GUANO Peruvian, per ton
Bombrero
Room' Manipulated.'.
American
Rxmabks. No change from last week. Flour il
reported a looking op; Spirits of Turpentine as hav
ing a downward tendency, and the demand for Guano
very heavy.
CHARLOTTE. fFor the week ending Morch 24.1
Cotton Th reeeipte have been light, prices from
610(c t lb., according to grade. Flour Tbe
market opened dull, but toward the middle and latter
part of the week was brisk. About 750 sacks were
sold at $3.25 sack of 98 lb. Wheat Tbe demand
continues good and price firm. Sale of red at
$1.16(2.$li5. White at $1.80(3; $1.40. A few
choice lots commanded a shade higher. - Corn The
market haa an upward tendency. We quote a ex
tremes for the week 80(W8c. Peas Sales light at
75c. Bacon Quoted at 10UJo.
CHARLESTON, Mnrch 24 Cotton Low to strict
middling KXnMOj; good middling 11J1U, and mid
dling fair 11 J 11 Jo.
li!VEBPOOL, March 10 Cotton Tho sales for the
week, Inoluding Thursday, 8th inst. were 47,000 bales,
at a slight decline for all arades amountnig to jd fully
on middling and lower grade. The sales on Friday,
9tb inst, were 6000 bales, closing dull. The quota
lions are thus given: Upland middling 111, fair 7;
Mobile middling 6 7-16 fair 7); Orleans middling C,
fair 7. The stock at Liverpool is 830,000 bales, in
eluding 696,800 bale of American cotton.
Opposition. Meeting; In VadC8boro'.
Tbe opponents of the Democratic and Blnck Republi
can parties, in the County of Anson, vrho desire to
promote the success of th National Conservative Union
Parly, upon th principle, and for the ends, specified
la the address of tba Committee published in another
part of this paper, are requested to meet in tbe Court
House,' on Tuesday of April Court, at 3 o'clock.
Chill and Fever f Chills tiud Fever t
One of the greatest remedies that has ever been li.id
before the. public, forTever and Ague, and which has
received the highest encomiums from the press and the
people, is DR. J. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
BITTERS. Who would endure the tortures arising
from this terrible disesse, when it can be so easily
cured? Who would endure sleepless nights, burning
fevers and icy chills alternately, when a remedy can
be obtained for a mere trifle? And yet how many fami
lies linger but a painful existence under this deadly
blight, and do nothing but gulp down quinine, until
It becomes as common as their daily meals,' and yet
they are not relieved. None but tho foolish and weak
would hesitate to procure these valuable Bitters, and
ears themselves intense agony.
Bold by druggist and dealers generally, everywhere-.
(tgr See advertisement in another column.
D. G. ItfcKAE,
Attorney it law and Solicitor in Equity,'
CIIAMPAQNOLLE, ARK.
80
ELLIS V MITCHELL,
WrlOLUAL AID EKTAIL
DEALERS IN CORN, PEAS, OATS, RYE, WHEAT,
addreT6-fRAN' KA8Tt:B!? A!iD NORTH RIVER HAY;
Aiso,
FBSSII GROUND MEAL, HOMLYV, .e.J-e'.
NO. NORTH WATER bTREKT,
- - ' VYILMINBTONj. Ii, C. ".'
. a. blmi, I TV-iy IB- r. MITCHBMh
CUAS. D. HTXB, '
. rnti.,j. hoobb.
JSltBHg e
9IOOK1
HATS, CAP8, TRUNKS, 8TRAW GOODS, RON
. NETS, FURS, MILITARY GOODS, CANES
. AND UMBRELLAS ;
84 Market Street,
. , WlLMlSGTffS, K. C.
Ws ssk the attention of wholesale buyers 4o the
above eard. We are prepared to furnish Goods in out
Ua aa low aa ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY.
Orders fur HaU bv the eaae or dozen' will receive
prompt attention by addressing a above. ;9-'y
CARDS BUSINESS AND VI8ITINO BEAU
Ufully aad cheaply priatcd at thi office.
' HODGES. DAVIS & CO S
COiMIDlTKD LOTTERIES.
Authorized by a Special Act of the legislature,
lor IU ImjduIjI oi Academic, ana utuer
Purpose.
SOMETHING NEW.
sawM I I I I aTawM ."
CITV PL At.
50,000,
For Ono Dollar!
DRAWN DAILY AT 0 O'CLOCK.
Prize Payallo witliout Deduction 1
75 Numbers' 12 Duawn Ballots!
SCHEME:
Any $1 ticket with 8 number on It all drawn $50,000
Any fl ticket with 7 numbers on It ail drawn
Anvl th'ket with 0 nnmherson it all drawn
25,(100
10,(00
2,600
600
100
' 80
Any $1 ticket with 6 numbeison It all drawn
Adj-JI ticket with 4 numbers on It an uiawn .
Any $1 ticket with 3 numbers on it all drawn '
Any ft ticket with 2 numbers on it all drawn
Any $1 ticket with I numberion it all drawn
Any $1 ticket with a drawn number on it sta
tioned to come out at any particular place,
sucli sb 67 1st, lid, 8d, or auy.oilier station
in the drnwing
1'Ickrl from $1 fo any price,
At the above rule per dollar. .
CO
IIAVA.Vt FLAW.
More I'rlzea (ban nianka I .
CAPITAL PRIZE,
$yo,ooo.
j Tlckelsonly rifflil Iiollars!
Halves 84 Quarters 2 Eiphtln 81. .
PBICKS HAYAIILE IN Ft'LL, WITHOUT DllU'CTIOS.
Purchasers buying 10 Whole Tickets, when thr num.
lorB end in 1, 2. !!, 4, 5, 0, 7, 8, !, 10, ore guaran
teed a priie of $3.
SCHEDULE OF CLASSKH AND DRAWLSCS.
MARCH.
Class 80, draws Saturday, March 01, 1SC0.
Arm.. .
Clas 31, draws Saturday, April 7, 1800.
Clnss .T2, draws Saturday, April H, lHflO.
Class 8:1, draws Katurday, April 1, W
Clas 81, draws Saturday, April 28, 1800.
. ma r.
Class 35, draws Saturday, May 5, 18fi0.
Class li'i, draws Saturday, May 12, 1800.
Class 87, draws Sulunh-y, May 111, 1800.
Class 88, draws Saturday, Muy 20, 1800.
26,220 Frizes, amounlins to
$271,200,
Will be distributed according to the following
11 0 Y A L SCHEME:
To be drawn every Saturday.
1 Triie of........
$70,000
, 20,000
10,000
6,000
3,000
. 2,000
;"""!,ooo
0 Prizes of. ,
$500
:)0
100
00
Priie of
10 Prizes of.".....
20 Prizes of
100 Prizes of.
lOUPrixumf -
25,000 Prites of....-
1 l'rixe of........
1 I'riic of
1 Prise of.
1 Price of
3 Prises of.
97ft' ArPEOXtHATioi Pmzss, ahoi'ITixq to $18,200
Certificates of Packages of 10 Whole Tickete... $M.00
l)n. do. JU Hair xicxeis...; .w
Do. do. ' 10 Quarter Tickets 13
Do. ' do. 10 Eighth Ticket. 11.88
This is the risk, and entitles the holder of a Certifi
cate of a Package of Whole Tickets to all he Urews
over $25. Half, Quarter and Eighth Certificates in
proportion.
mmi . -4 H
COMBIXATIO.f PLAN. .
DIAWI EVXXT DAT AT TOI'B O'CLOCK.
CAPITAL TRIZE,
SiO.OOO! $32,000! 3,000! $20,000!
$10,000! $5,000 ! 42,500! M,
Tickets from l to $10.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose tho money to our address for the ticket or-
djred, on receipt of which tuey will ne iorwarucu oy
first mail.
The list of drawn numbers ana prizes will bo sent
t,i niirrhascrs iminedihtely after the drawing. All
prizes-under one thousand dollars payable immediately
alter the drawing. .
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail can use
the ExpreM Companies, whereby Money for Tickets,
In iims of Eieht Dollars and upwards, can be sent us
at our risk and expense, from any city or town where
there is an Express Othce. The money anu oraer musi
he enclosed in a Government Post Office Stamped fcn
velopc, or the Express Companies cannot receive them.
All communications strictly connuenuai.
Purchasers will please writo their siRnaturcs plain,
and give their Pott Office, County and State.
i- CIRCULARS
nnntaininc full explanations of our Schemes, &c,
will be forwarded, by mail, to any one sending us their
name. -
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or tx-
prcss, sliould De auurcsseu 10
HODGES, DAVIS &i.O.,
C3-ly Macon, Ga.
. : : -- - -
Corn, Corn,
5000 1
BUSHELS GOOD CORN, IN TWO BUSHEL
sacks, for sale at a fur price.
t. J. niuuii.!..
Cheraw, March 20, 1800-81-81 '
STATE OF WORTH CAKOLHA
. UNION COUNTY. .
In Eqi itt, Fall Term, 1859.
Joseph M. Dunn vi. Wiley Rogers and James A. Dunn.
,; -. 0.11.- . -
TT-APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF.
I the Court in this case that the defendant, James A.
Dunn, resides beyond the limits of this State: It is
therefore ordered hy the Court, that publication be
made for six weeks, in the North Carolina Argus, no
tirrine the said non-resident defendant to be. and per
sonally to appear, before the Judpc of the Court of
Equity, at the next Court to lie neiu ior uie Louniy
of Union aforesaid, it the uourt Mouse in .Monroe, on
the tenth Monday niter the fourth Monday in Febru
ary "next, then and there to plead, answer or demur to
the allegations of the plaintiff's hill; otherwise the
same will bo set for hearing-and heard a parte as to
him.
Witness: T. D. Winchester, Clerk and Master of our
said Court, nt. office in Monroe, the tenth Monday
after the fourth Monday in August, A. D. 18511, and
in the eighty-fourth year of Americr.n Independence.
-T. D. WINCHESTERC, & M. E.
' 81 86-p. f. $5.
HOMESTEAD. FOR 10! HOWE.
st i: a i roil 1)100! aio, nont:.
STUADS FOR IOi0 AD OVLIU
SITl'ATSD OX, AND SSAE E.U'l' NOCK R1VS, ABOVK
AND BKLOW rXElltKICtSBtnO, IN V1RU1SIA.
ANEW TOWN, CALLED RAPPAHANNOCK,
has recently been laid out in Culpepper guilty,
in the midst of the Gold Region of Virginia, surround
ed by Mines and Mining Companies; and Farms and
Town Lots in alternate Divisions or Shares, can now
be had for e "Mere Song,; simply to induce settle
ment4a.,.this. deeirabJ.jegion, .. ilWO Worth of
laud I to he divided amongst purchasers or given
away aran Inducement tocome-oB and make Improve
ments, and the land is of the most improved qualities.
.Many have already settled, and scores of others are
coming. Good farming land, in tracts of any sixe to
suit purchaser, can also be had at from $10 to $20
per acre, payable In easy quarter yearly matnllinenlq.
tnqsestionaoie title win in an cases oe given.
)CJju Agents ere wanted everywhere to sell thee
lauds liberal inducements will be givea. For par
ticulars, address E. BAUDER,
81-tf " Port Royal, Va.
B
L.4K DEEDS-FOR SALE AT THE
AKGV'S OFFICE.
ARRAitonnc.iT
rot
Spring and Summer, 1860.
O. S. BALDWIN.
PBOPKIETOB OFTlI ,
CLOTMIXG AXD FLRAISHIXG STORE,
WILIWIflGTO, IT. C.
TTAS MADE UP THE L AE0 EST 8TOCK OF 8U.
I I PEUIOK CLOTHINO ever exhibited aouth of
Cultimor. There 1 no eatabliahmtnt In South Caro
lina, North Carolina, or Virginia, can show you a more
desirable stock. The COATS, l'A.NTS and VESTS
art equal to eutlont teork. The stylo adopted the
newest PARIS PATTERNS being entirely unlike
"slop shop1' trash usually offered ready-made. v)e
sell no garment that w cannot warrant perfect, a to
workmanship, cut and style.
' A gentleman may drop into our house, and In a few
minutes be kamtnnuly jitud out to a Sunday tuit, or t
batmen, at fine at tan tt made to meuture, and tact
TH KNTV-F1VE PEtt CENT, by so doing.
Those who prefer garment made to measure, are
Informed that w have tbe BEST CUTTER in Die
couulry, and keep the largest assortment of CLOTHS,
CAS31MKKK3 A.ND VEST1NQS la tbe State especi
ally for ordered work. . ,
(Jintlcmcn, it will pay you to patronise BALDWIN',,
of Wilmington, N. C.
March 17, 18U0-80-tf
Ircdoll Lxpress and Greensboro' Time copy Ct
COC1THV ItlCRCHANTM
cai run ' "
The Largest Slock of Trunks
IN NORTH OR SOUTH CAROLINA, AT
baldwin's
'great metropolitan
Trunk Manufactory
WILMINGTON, N. C.
SJT AAA WORTH OF SOLE LEATHER
)UUU THAVELINO TRU.hS, made to
special order, ami warranto! superior to
any others ia the market at ten per cent
advaneo from manufacturer's prices now
landing from various schooner.
LAI)Ii:V TRl'TKS.
A NEW FTYLE tho latest French novelty the
most completely arranged ever Introduced in any mar
ket. A few dozen .ordered, and will be received by
20th prevent month.
The very lateKt style of ENGLISH RETICULE; no
lndy will do without one after she has seen them.
v 0E HUXDRLD NESTS
OF PACKING TRUNKS, 'it manufacturer's prices,
$1.25, and upward.
TKl'.mS AT WHOLESALE.
Wo can offer extraordinary inducements to- Country
MerelmiiU. Oar large sales and exclusive Agency
Lcnnblcs.us to offer the greatest bsrgains to the trade.
1 Tunas suippeu rree 01 cnarge ior unigc, buu sviii
to any part of the city free of charge.
A large variety of TRUNKS FOR UOYS and MISSES.
Those who may be going elf to school, can be supplied
at very low prices nt BALDWIN'S,
84 Market street, Wilmington, N. C
Mareh 17, 18fJ0-80-tf
f Iredell Exprers and Greensboro' Times copy Ot.
AIILITAKY GOODS,
OF -ALL-KINDS, -
7
AN BE PURCHASED AT NEW YORK PRICES.
ENTIRE UNIFORMS for Companies, made to
older... SWORDS. DELTS, SASIItS, and complete
tuuipfiuiitt, at shortest notice, furnished by .
O. S. BALDWIN,
"Tlldrch IT, 18C0-W)-tr Wilmington,-!!-. CV
Iredell Express and Greensboro' Times copy 0t.
Walking Canes and Umbrellas,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
MUCH THE LARGEST STOCK SUPERIOR
GOODS very low price, at
BALDWIN'S,
March 17, 18G0-80-tf Wilmington, N. C.
Iredell Express and Greensboro' Times copy Gt
Pistols,
O'
FIVE per cent lower than is generally asked for
them. We have agencies, and sell ten per cent, ad
vance from manufacturers' prices, at
BALDWIN'S,
March 17, 18fi0-B0-tf Wilmington, N. C.
Iredell Express and Greensboro' Times copy 6'
IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS.
(Cut this ouL)
JOIIX A. ItlcMAKXEVS
CELEURATKD .
SUIT AXD SCRE1G MACIILXE,
.1.1 L T .1 V. 1 U IU. U . L vj Ullt uj 'I I.HU, . . ,
and shipped to all parts of the United States at
the thortCBt notice. Liberal reduction made to those
who have used my Machines and wish them exchanged.
The public are cautioned against imitatiant and impo
titiont. None genuine unless accompanied by my bills
and card, and sold by my legally authorized agents.
Address, " JSO. A. MANNEN,
South Lowell, Orange Co., N. C,
March 22, 1S00-8O-105
NOTICE.
- The Largest Stock Yet.
milE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW RECEIVING E
1 SI' RUG AXD SI .TI. TIER STOCK
OF GOODS, consisting of tbe LATEST STYLES
AND FASHIONS OF THE SEASON, embracing in
part
Figured Silk, Black Silk, Organdies, Gro DeRine;
Fancy Bernges, Plaid Berages. Silk Tissues, Florindn;
Muslins of all styles, Hobes or all descriptions;
Print and Ginghams, Jackonet and Swiss Mue'.in'?;
,riald Muslins, Jackonet bikings;
1 Bleached Shirting, Brown Shirting;
. Osnsborgs, Brown Drillings; ' .
Ready-made Clothing, Hats and Caps;
Bonnets and Flats for ladies;
Hardware sud Cutlery;
Groceries a good stock;
Diucs, Medicines and Dye Stuff.
' JOHN P. KENDALL.
, FURTHER PTlCE,
KENDALL & ROSS beg leaf to Inform the
public that thev keep constantly on hand the best
home made BOOTS AMDS HOES. All orders
will be executed in short notice and neat style at their
Cc'dnr Hill, Anson, C, M.irch, 1860.80-tf '
Notice.
1 Y VIRTUE OF A D.EED OFTRpST, EXECUTED
) by W. G. Douglas to' W. R. Leak, decenseif, for
purposes tjiercln expressed, 1 will sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, 'on THURSDAY, the 12th of April
next, at the Court House door in Wadesboro', a NE'
GRO BOY by tbe mime of llendersou, aged nbont 30
years. r J. A.. LEAK. Adm'r
March 22, 1SC0-80 td - of W 11. Leak.
N. C. Railroad Bonds.
ON WEDNESDAY-, llth APRIL NEXT, AT THE
Court-Ilouse door, in Wadesboro', I will sell to
the highest bidder, EIGHT NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD EIGHT PER CEST. BONDS, ($00O
each.) Terms made known on day of sale.
J. A. LKAHj, .' -
'' ' Adra'r of W. R. Leak, dee'd.
March .1 , 1SC0-77-82 - 1 1 , , .
Busies and Carriaffe.
TNO. ROSCOE HAS TWO FINE NEW BUGGIES,
on new and excellent two-horse FAMILY CAR
RIAGE, and one doable-seat one-horse jTJJt,
ROCKAWAT. for Bale. If yeudonl beHeve aVA"
it come aruParef
March 22, 1800.8O- 2
Pay Attention I
ALL INDEBTED TO ME BY NOTE, DILI4)R
eorount are warned o come forward and iwr .
My books are a( tbe Mansion Hoase Hotel.
March 15, 1!ti0.-T'.-1. . JVUJ HVcH.Ob.
EXTEMIVE
' Stop Thief.,
WAS STOLEN FROM THE STABLE OF THE
subscriber, on the morning of the 2Uth
ull.. A SMALL 110118 E, cream or clnylrr
bank In color, some alx or seven years cVZa.n,
old, with ono glasa eye and the elites yellow,
and lax mane and tail. - At the same time a
LADY'S SIDE SADDLE was taken. The party sup
posed to hav taken them, is a young man calling him
self Whitfield, about tve feet seven or eight inches in
height, with very black hair and a small bunch of hair
(or imperial) on the under lip and a acar on the mid Jle
anger of th left or right hand, (do not recollect which,)
caused by a knife being stock through it. He represent
himself lo be a bouse painter; II also forced a trunk
in my house, taking therefrom a small mm ef money,
mounting to betwevn $16 and $20.'
I will giv $10 reward f.v any Information that will
lead to the recovery ot the home; or for th return of
the hr sud' arrest of the thief, with Information
leading to tho thief conviction, I will give $20.
WJI. IIALLAKD,
Gra.y Creek, Union Co., N. C.
March l"y 1800-80 82 .
Valuable Plantation,
Near Vndc!oro a Auction.
PUR8UANT TO A DKCP.EE OF THE HONORA
BLE the Court of Equity, fur the oounty af An
ton, mad at Morcu t erm, irtiii, tno umiersigneu win
expose to publie sale, at thoCourt House in Wadesboro',
on SATURDAY, tho Wth day of April next, that
Valuable IMniitntioii,
whereon the Into Edmund F. Lilly resided, containing-
about !tOO acres, on which is a comfortable Dwelling
House, with four rooms and ire-place in each, an
Office near the dwelling, and all necessary out-buildings
all of which are iu excellent icpair and well en
closed. A credit of twelve months will be given, and bond,
ith approved serirrity, required, bearing interest
from day of sale, and caxb sullicieut will also b re
quired from th purchaser to pay all costs.
W. E. TROV, C. M. E.
March 17, ISCO-RO-ts
' '- r i "
IT II. MrU illl' ti. CO.,
, AUKXrs FOU A.SU vEMF.ua JX
Nil. 1 PERUVIAN iit'ANO;
REESE'S MANIPULATED GUANO;
SOMI'.RERO GUAM);
AMKIUI'AN GUANU;
LAND PLASTER, 4ic , &e.
A large supply constantly on hand fur sulc In lots
lo iuit.
Wilmington, N. C. Maroli 3, 18C0-70-tf
Guano! Cuano!!
CHR. E. D. McLENAIIAN DISCIl.VRGINO A
cariro of REESE'S MANIPULATED GUANO:
S.dira. lieo. Darby and L. Mulford with No. 1 PERU
VIAN, daily expected. Fur sale by
W. II. McllARY & CO.
Wilmington, N. C, March 0, 1800. ' 7 tf
VllO. II. KELLY,
. BOOKSELLER,
No. 27 M.VI.KIT STEEET,
KILM1XGT0X,X. C.
Keeps constantly on hand every tnYicty of School
Books,. Miscellaneous Books, Blank Hooks, Drawing
Books, Music. Books, Foolscap and Letter Papers, La
dies' Note nud Billet Paper, ArtUt Materials of all
kinds, Letter Presses, Letter Copying Books, Ink,
Pencils, Envelopes, Law Books, Doctor Books, Draw-'
ing Papers, Lithographs for Grecian and Oil Paintiugs, v
W in. Knabe A Co' celebrated Piano Fortes, G rover &
J Bilker Jcaing Machines ahJConner Sewing Machines.
All orders for any of the above articles promptly
filled and forwarded by mail, railroad, or otherwise..
. ;
W. T. DAVIS,
rRlCTlClL-WlTldl JAKEH 1M JLWELEE,.
H adeaboro,' IS. C,
orroaiTi thi abqu orrici..
H
E RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO THE
people of Anson anil tbe wuoiesur-.eyswSl,-
rouiidiux country, that he has perma
nently located himself in the TOWN OF WADES
BORO', where he is prepared in every wy to accom
modate hi old friends, and all others that may favor
him with their patronage. He does not hesitate to say
that he is in every way fully competent to repair the
FINEST and most DELICATE TIME PIECES in a
WORKMANLIKE MANNER. Owing to the previous
advantages he has had of improving and preparing
himself in the FINE ART OF WATCH MAKING and
REPAIRING, be doe not fed himself Inferior to any
man in tbe South. .
In addition to all of the above, he calls attention to
his splendid stock of WATCHES and JEWELRY or
the best that can bo obtained in this country. But
come and see for yourselves, and buy low for cash.
It is needless to mention the articles, for yon can see
fofSourselve. ' W. T. DAVIS.
March 18, 1860-79-Gm
Boots and Shoe?. . ;
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING OPENED A BOOT
and SHOE stand nt the Post Office Build-(gL
ing. would respectfully ask the attention of the till
public to tho fact, and would announce that he" -is
prepared at all times to make BOOTS AND SHOES
to order, neat, expeditiously and in tbe most substan
tial manner. He will warrant his work to give satis
faction in every instance.
He is also prepared to manufacture LADIES' FINE
WORK, 1
REPAIRING also neatly and cheaply done. Givo
me a call.
. 70-tf , ; JOSEPH H. WnEELER.
' Guano! Guano! ! -
OA A A BAGS m 1 PERUVIAN, IN STOJ1E
ii'M''' and to arrive: ,
600 bugs KEESE S MANIPULATED;
250 bugs SOMBRERO GUANO;
250 Mils. AMERICAN GUANO; .
200 hhls. and yjerccs LAND PLASTER; &c, Slc.
For sale in lots to suit by
W. H. McRARY & CO.,
March3,1850-79-tf Wilmington, N. C.
. Threshing Machines.
THE SUBSCRIBER IS STILL AGENT FOR THE
enle of thecelcbrated and much admired combined
improved ' .
Ti'cshor and Winnower,
manufactured by Wheeler, Mclick &. Co., Albany,!?. V.
Thetc machines will thresh and clean from ONE
II UN IIR E D AND Fl E 1' V TO TWO AND II UNDED
FIFTY, BUSHELS OF WHEAT PER DAY, with less
work and Jess waste than any other machines known
in North Carolina.
PRICES AT THE SHOP.
Railway Chain Horse Power, . , $120
Lever, (superior,) 100
Improved Couibiued Thresher and Winnower,, 12a
Torrtis cash, or approved note on interest. ,
Warranted to give satUfaction or no sale.
Delivered In Fayettcville or at any Railroad Depot
at the above prices charges and transportation Only
to be added. Address,
J.B.TROY, Troy s Store.
- . '. W. C. TROY, Fiiyc'tteville.
Feb. 25. 18fi0-78-4nv , .' .
Laborers tinted. . .
A BOUT FIFTY ABLE BODIED NEGRO MIX.
are wanted as LAIKIRERS to work upon the Wilj
laiiigtoB,- Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad test of
Pee Dee river. The highest prices will be gives. Ap-
Dlvto ' t'KAvi,
ri-tf
Agent for the Company.
PRISTI TYPES, AND ALL. OTHER
PRINTING MATERIALS, are kept oh band in '
large quantities, and old at tbo lowest prices, for six
months' notes or cash, at Brace' New York Typo
Foundry. . Roman fonts of thejnoilern atj Ira. are,
..ri on the shelves, readv for Immediate delivery, in
fonts of from 66 to 10,000 ft. '
Nine cehte will prepay the postage on a pempuira or,
lwl ShMtinma nf Fonts." and other aheetv, which.
Will be mailed to all printing, office sending m their
editress.
Any publisher of a newspaper whocbooeea tapublish
this advertisement, meMi-a rC note, three Jjme be
fore the first day of July. i8rW, a.rarward on.
of the papers, containing it. will be allowed hia bill, at
tbe time of making a porvha from me of aay own
7PS1 Type Founder, IS Chambers street, N. X.