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FAYETTFAqi,I,E, N. C„ JUNF. 10. 1859.
[NO. 823.]
i-MNri'i' MoNnws AM) Tiirnsnws
KDWARl) J. HALE & SON,
KI>lTOi;S AM> IMKMMUKTOKS
f^ llic Somi-Wookly Oiiskrvick S:’. (M) if p«ia iii
;).]\liiii'o: S’' >t* it jijiiil iluritig ;lu> year of subscrip-
I'.'ii: ''f aflor tiu' yt'ar lias expiivd.
p ,i- lilt' W ookly (>RsKit\KK !?2 (V) per annum, if paiil in
:iilv:iiu'«'; •>(' if paid (lufinji tlu* your of subsi'rip-
liiiii; 'V >■’ oO afu'r the year has expired.
A l'\ Kin ISKM KN rs inserted for HO cents per
ii u'lre ot !•> linos tor the first, and 30 cents for each
»n. i.. diiifT publicrtlion. ^ early advertisements hy spe-
. 1 iMntraci-). at reasonable rate«. Advertisers are
lUi 'io i to stale the niimlier of insertions ilesired, or
t! ,’V will bo ciintinued till forbid, and charjjed acconl-
F A Y i:TTK V11.1.K IIOTEI.,
'r NN A l>Dl iih, I'lKd’KlKToR.
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A'ivorli-^oments to be inseru
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SPKriAl. NOTK'K.
F; mi and after this date, no name of a new subscriber
.Miti-red without payment in advance, nor will
bo >ent to such snl>scrihers for a lontrer time
T, i p iid fur,
S :'ti • lur old siibscriberii as desire to take the pa-
1 t)ii> >ystoni will jilea.-ie iioiify us> wlieu making
.bin'v 1.
D. k W. McLilRIN,
invite attention to their large and dttuirablc
\> St.vk -f
O KK EKI KK,
liijr in part of
loO Hio, La^uira and Java (’oflce;
1"M and Hhds Sugar .assorted;)
L’j Hhds Molasses;
o'- “ liaoon—Sides and Shouldurt;
0 Ml Salt;
l:'t lli'Xt's irood Toliacfo;
1 - ' “ Sperm. Adauiantiuri it Tallow Caudles;
50 " Soap ;,a.ssortod;)
;>•' (’andy “
!'■ t l>aL:> Shot “
liMMt lbs. Bar Lead;
;>0 i Hbls. Snuff—Eaele Mills;
■J;> KciTS Soda;
*• Nail*.
—ALSO—
■\ Urjfe and jteneral assortment >f
llardunrc' and ('iitlery;
Fnrmin>: Ttensils, of all doscription.s;
Amcricrin, Knu:lish. Swedes and I‘cruviau Iron;
mister, CitTman and (’a^tt Steel;
Hlaeksmiths' Tonis;
'’n"lier.‘j' l‘u.;
('urn Sheller.^ and Straw Cutters;
Huekets, Hrnoms and I’ails;
('otton, Manilla and .lute llupo,
quality; >
Plow Lines and lied C"rds;
I follow Ware;
*■ v»tton 1 arn.s and Sfieetfnir.s at factory prico«.
All of which will be sold i.ciw fur c.'^sh, or on usn&l
I;'111' to pruiupt ^tSLying c.ujjtiimers.
ot NTET M*R.nAST.H Are re^ppctfully requeste.l
'’al! .and examine our stuck before purchasinj^ eisr-
n lore. 1). Si W. McL.VL KIN.
M'lrch 3. 1859 08tf
rilHIS. the most commodious Hotel in Noith
• arolina, fronting 1^00 foot on llav and
l>onaldsoii Streets, located in the centre of the
business portion of the town, atul surrounded b\’ all
the Hankinfr Houses, Wholesale Merchants and princi
pal 1‘ro.luce Uealers.
I'lisiiioss men will find the Hotel a conv«nient
and comfortiiblo house.
All the Stages arrive and dejiart from this Hotol.
Fayetleville, Oct. 1. 1S')8. 51-
sim:>iwkij, iiousr,
FAVKTTKVII.I.K, V.
hmt sii/,' nf (t'ri'i u Stru t, n few Joors Xorth
'>/ tlu M,trk;t.
ri'^HK Subscriber desires through this mediimi
L to aekowledge the liboial patronage bestow
ed u]>(in his House the past year—and as he
has just erected New Stables and t'arri.age Shed conven
ient to the House and to water he takes jileasure in sav-
ine to his patrons and the public generally, that he is
still ]>repared to .‘iccomiiKMlate them with transient and
permanent bo.ard. and respectfully solicits a continuance
of the liberal jiatronage heretofore receiveil. Fvery ex
ertion on liis p.art «hall bo u«ed to render them comforta
ble during their sojourn with him. His table is always
sup^'lied with the best the market affords.
r. SHl'MWKLL
March ‘J4, 1N')S. SO-tf
WAV.\E HOr^K,
(:oLi>si?oUo', N. (’.
THK undersigned announces to the public
that he has taken charge of the above Ks-
tablishiiient. and is jirepareil to accommodate
Hoarders, by the day, week or month. And
he assures all who may favor him with their patronage,
that ho will endeav>>r to give perfect satisfaction. Talile
supplied with the best tlio market alTords.
JAS O. ,‘^MITH
ioldsboro’, Jan'y 28, 18o'J 84-lyr
W KSTKRN RAH. ROAD.
JOSHPH BAKKR, Jii.,
ATTO H ,\' K V A T I. A W ,
H.\S taken an office next door to Win. B. Wright’s Law
Office on tlreen Street. Ho will attend and practice
in the County and Superior ('ourly of OumbsrlHnd,
Bladen, llobeson and Sa'dipson.
March 23, 1863. jytf
THO. O. FULLER,
*iilorH€if nnl VounscUor at Jbair.
OF FKJE at Eceles’s Hriiige, recently oocupiwd bj Jameu
Hanks, Esq., Kavettuville, N. (^*
Jan’y 1, 1857.
P. J. MAXI.AIR,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAVKTTEVILLE. N.
^^^ILL practice in the Courts of Robeson, Cumberland.
Harnett and ilichmond Promjit
given to all business entrusted to hiu.
Feb'y 5, 18-')'.*
8C-
T. C'. A: B. ii. WORTH,
foniniission and Forwarding Merchants,
WlLMINdTON, N C.
Jan y ‘J8, 1859 81tf
WM. H. TlRLINOm,
o ui III i « i o II n e r i* li a ii t,
WlLMlNtiTON, N. C.,
11^ILL give prompt and personal attention to nil con-
>V signments of SPIRITS TURPKNTINK, ROSIN,
T.\R, COTToN, F!.iOrR. and other country produce,
either for sale or shipment.
My wharf and warehouses being conveniently located
for the reception of produce, either b3' Railroad or River,
enables me to make charges light.
Nov’r 8 ; tf
all kinds and
and after Monday, ’J'Jil day of November, the
Freight Train will run RF.tJUli.VRLY between Fay
etteville and Mct'lenahan's Station: leaving Fayetteville
every morning at 7 o'cli>ck and returning at 1 o'clock in
the afternoon of same day.
Ciinsignors ,ire roiiue.>sted to send tickets with articles,
totaling consignoe. destination, \c.
W. A. Kl l’ER,
Chief Eng'r A: Sup't.
Whenever the amount of freight may re«iuire, an ex
tra Train will leave Fayetteville and return in the
afteriUMin.
Nov'r-J-J, 18:.8, f,.')-
RtIL 110.111 .\OTICt:!
TO
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
TAMES L. GAINF.S and son E. J. GAINE.S, will, in
future, practice law in copartnership, in the Coun
ties of Montgomery. Stanly. .Vnson and Moore.
They may be addressed either at Troy, N. ^., where
E. J. Uaines resides, or at Norwood's X. C.
Troy, April 7, 18.50. . -Itf
LAW A«TI E.
The undersigned has removed to Newbern, with th«
intention to devote himself wholly to the practice of
the law. He will attend the ('ourts in all of the sur
rounding counties, and will also practice before the Su
preme (’ourt at Raleigh. Ii. K. McR.\E.
Dec’r 22, 1858. 75-Cm
LOVEltl) ELDIMDGE,
*§ttorn'i/ at Lair^
IITILL attend the tVurts of Johnaton a»d Sampson
TT Counties.
Smithfield, April 15. 185D. 96tf
J. K. RIM.A,
Attorney and Coiinselior at iiaw,
ASH EBOJIO’, N. (V,
ll'^ILT> attend the ('ourts of llandolph, Moore, Mont-
M gomery, Davidson and tiuilford, and promjitly at
tend to all business wiurustud to hifc care.
March 10, 185'J OO-fiui
Ur. II\l(iIl has romovod to tlu‘
house formerly occupied by Mr. K.
Hall, on Hayniount, in the rear of Mr.
Myrovor's, where lie may be founl af-
1 8-.TW
W. H. ALLEN.] [J. M. CLARK-
ALLEN & CLARK,
€JoiiiiiiiM^ion ercliants,
WH.MINGToN, n. c.
DE.4LKRS IN LLMK. PUSTER, (EMEM, HAIR, &€.
Agents for Rush & Orrell's Line of Steamers.
'I)R0MPT personal attention given to consignments o
X Naval Stores, Colton or other (’ountry Produce, for
sale or shipment.
Jan’y lit, 1851>. K]-
(its FITTIMiS .tND FIXTIRES.
The subscribers will be prepared by the middle of
August, to supjily every description of lUiildings,—
Dwellings, Stores, Factories, iN:c.—with all the neces-
saiy FlXTl'KES. for the introduction of(i.\S.
As we are constantly engaged in the business of build
ing (las Works in this and other States, we of course
can afford to bring on a large stock and sell on more
reasonable terms than others. Our stock will include
Chamleliers, Pendents, Brackets, Glass, ic.
As we have leased the works for five years, it will be
to the advantage of those requiring such fixtures to get
them of us, since upon iis will fall the care of them,
keeping them in repair, &c. For this purpose it is
both our interest and pleasure to emply none but the
best Gas Fitters.
In our absence for a few weeks, all who wish to have
the Pijies introduced into their buildings, will please
leave their names with Mr. W. N. Tillinghast, who will
give all necessary information on the subject. It is
desirable to know as early as possible, .so that the Fix
tures may be introduced at the same time with the con
struction of the works, and thus all may light up simul
taneously.
WATERHOUSE & BOWES.
Fayetteville, June 10. 22-tf
\E\V !^PK1.\G GOODS.
II
•fames Ktfle
I.S NciW RECEIVLNG A LARGE SUPPLY OF
•ItViJOODS, H.\TS,SHOKS,
H (» LT I N c, (’ LOT II S, .See.,
Ur Kalis Sheeting and Yarn at Factory Prices
■All of which will he offered
P. y WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
■T ' w iti the same jualitv can be had in this State,
r ■ ' 'J ltf
Serontf Sftrinff Stock.
snitll & WILLI.\MS
\ \ K received and are now opening their second
M:AS0\ABI.K GOODXi,
• ' i a sjilendid -electii.n of the newest styles of
I'aiifv and .>ita|il(‘ Dry («ood«^
ItoolH. Hat«, Hoop
ReaiU-.tlade 'loth in;;,
I 1m-'- variety of NO'!’IoN.'>, to which the atten-
/ Wiiiiilesale ISuyers is invited.
U-j}" -TRK 1 ATTKNTION PAIL) To nliDEHS.
' 1! .-TARR. J. M. WILI.IAMS.
Vj ril 1H5'.». 4tf
!il>RIA4; STVI.KS!
The Fayal, Everett and Havelock Hats!
i I. a b.taiiiifiil ass'irtmeiit of tli© L.VTKS'I’ S LK
• \ '"P T ll\TSihigh ami low crown. i and all the
ii K-'t elegant Hats of the season, can now
' ‘ Ii at 1 iif Bazaar.
A. MrRIMMON.
M,), 1*; ‘.'7-1 f
.More \ew Goodie!
I A\1 jn»i n'(!civing my Spring Sti^k of Goods in my
I n.- They were selected in the Northern cities by
■ iT wjili great »*are. and bought on the most reason-
•' I'-'i'iii-, by which 1 am enable*! to offer the largest
I t-viT before offered to the public, and to ofler
''' /'Mif-rally
At tireaily Reduced Prices.
'hi 11 Uai'iiis, Figs, Prunes, Apjiles, Lemons, Or-
C|ierrio‘, •’urrants, \.c.
■ I' KI.KS, JKLLIES \N1) PRESERVES a great va-
^'iMly;
■ i: KM i;iU i;s .VNl) EXTR.\CTS of various kinds;
■ A SiiAPS AND POMADES:
'I' Al, l.NSTRI.'MENTS —Fiddles, Drums, Fifes,
Hut.Banjii', fJuitars, &c.;
'l.KINd C \NKS- -of every kiinl;
' KKT. and willow WARE;
' 'i'l'-V tloR.'^KS. ,vc.;
MNK AND COMMON CANDIES: SARDINES;
' I'iARS; SMOKlNfi .V CHEWING TOBACC(»;
. KKRS; FINE POCKET KNIVES;
■ mMmerit Ilf PORT-MONAIES, some very nice;
V KWELOPES. and FANCY }0(M)S, TOYS
i ^ AN KEE NOTIONS;
"Trin.ni i,f INDIA RI BBER GO»DS;
''''•8. WHIPS, FISHlNt; TACKLE.
' I’Mblic are respectfuliy invited to call and ex-
• ttiv 'ii.ck. I have a great many handsome things
' '^'I'lniji fiiii to please.
JAS. R. LEE.
Hotel Building.
'''O-rl, |_
.NEW, niE.lP, .IND EXPEDITIOIS RIIITE FOR
Freight for the Interior of North Carolina.
MER'HANTS and others about purchasing their Fall
and Winter Suji[ilies, are requested to notice, that
by the Comf)letiun of tJie North Eastern Rail Road from
the care of the .\gent of the
will be forwarded FREE OF
i.«-i
anl EXVF.DITloL'S Route from the Seaboard has been
opened to them.
•All freight consigned ti
North Eastern Itail Road
COMMISSION.
No charge will be maile for .Storage at Cheraw. All
goo«,ls will be taken care of in the Company's Warehouse
until sent for.
A schediilf of charges for transjiortation of freight will
he found at the Post office.
S. S. SoL»MoNS, Eng'r and Sup't.
.\ug. 3, ls5H. ot-tf
LUTTKRLOirs MMv
ter P. M.
•Mav 30, 185'J.
I f Strei
•Itedirai •h^oiice.
A. McSW.MN has taken an office on .\nderton
treet, in the rear of Messrs. Ray X Pearce's Store,
where he can be found by those dvsiring his professional
services.
August 21, 1858. 4(.Hf
* Hr. K. A. RI.ACK,
OFFICE Front Roomi, over Dr. li.J. Hinsdale's Chemist
aiiil Drug Store.
Feb'v 7, 185*"'.
W 11. LI A TI «. TI AIIA,
iHftlfector of »Wivetl Stores,
WILMINGTON, N.
ill pay strict attention to all business eiitrustel to his
care, and solicits a share of public patronage.
Office III Hall's Building, \u. t.*}, (up stalrn,)
North Water Street.
April 8, 185‘J 4-Ginos
Joseph r. blossom.
t: o n n 141 i\
A .N 1»
Forwarding Merchant,
n'*ilminstoHi *V. €.
Bgy-Pronipt personal attention given to all Consign
ments, and Cash advances made on Produce to be shipped
to other i>orts or sold in this market.
Feb. 12. 1K55. 67tf
J. wili.i a:vi ivAiiiE:, n.
l’lTTSH()KOr(m, N c.
J^^R. P.\GE rnav be found at his ofRco wli
76tf
D.,
WILLIAM J. PRICK,
Mnapcctor of •Vaval Stores,
wnMisoTo.y, A. r.
ijijy Solicits the [latronage of his country friends and
all others engaged in the Turjientine business.
Ofl'l«*o :%ortii Wsit«*r
Nov'r 22, 1S58. 0-1-lypd
F. M. bTzZELL,
GROCER .A X D COMMISSION’ M E R C 11 A X T,
No. XttRTH Watkr Stuket,
WILMINGTON. N. ('.
I^RoMPT and f>ersonal attention given to the reception
of all kinds of country produce, either for sale or
shipment.
(>rders for groceries frem cath customers will receive
immediate attention, free of commissions.
Nov. ly, 1H58. 64-1 y
W. R. R.
AOTIC'E TO €0.\TRAtT0RJ»i.
SEA LED Proposals will be received at the office of the
W'. H. R. Co.. in Fayetteville, until the 22d inst., for
the completion of the unfinished graduation on Section
Xo. 14.
W’. A. KUPER,
Chief Eng. & Sup'r.
June 8. 1850. 21-fJ2d
Lo%»*r fJtllc' River A ( raiie’tf
('reek A'avi;;ation Co.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS for the Capital Stock of
O this Company are now in the hands of tlie ('omniis-
sioners. and will remain open for the space of 80 days.
The Commissioners in Cumberland are Thos. S. Lut-
terloh. Christopher Munroe, AV. ,1. Kelly. l>r. Alox’r
Munroe and .Arcli'il McKethan. In Harnett. R. C. Hol
den, Samuel ('ariiion, Hugh A (’ameron, Duncan Mor
rison, Neill Buie. John Smith ami Ntdson Morrison.
In Moore, Daniel McKethan, I-aac Rowan, D.aniel Mc
Donald. N. K. McNeill. Wni. .lohnson. W’. C. Thagart.
■\ general meeting of the Coiiiiiiissioners and Stock-
holdt»rs will be held at Johnsonville on the 30th of
June next, for the purpoe of organizing said (’ompany.
Books of subscrijition are :ilo in the hands of J. M.
l^ose, at the Railroad Office in I'ayetteville.
May 28 * 21-t-‘?0
Post Office, Fayetteville, i\. €.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF THE MAILS.
RALEIGH.
Arrives daily at 7J .V. M.
Clo.ses “ * “3 P. M.
WARSAW'.
.\rrives daily, except Sunday, at 7A A. M.
Closes “ “ Saturday, at IJ P. M.
SALEM.
Arrives Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, at A. M.
Closes Monday, " “ “ “ 11 % “
FAIR BLUFF.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7^ A. M.
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, t i P. M.
CHERAW.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 1 A. M.
Closes Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday, at J P. M.
ROBESON’S via ELIZABETHTOWN.
Arrives Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at 5 P. M.
Closes Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6i A. M.
BARCLAYSVILLE via SUMMERVILLE.
Arrives Monday, Weinesday and Friday, at 8 P. M.
Closes Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at 5J A. M.
SWIFT ISLAND via MONTROSE.
Arrives Monday, at 5 P. M.
Closes Tuesday, at A. M.
SWIFT ISLAND via TROY.
Arrives Tuesday, at 5 P. M.
Closes Wednesday, at A. M.
MAGNOLIA.
Arrives Tuesday, at 2 P. M.
Closes “ “ 2 “
ELIZABETHTOWN via TEREBINTHE.
Arrives Monday, at 7 P. M.
Closes Tuesday, at 5i A. M.
PHILADELPHUS.
Arrives Tuesday, at 1 A. M.
Closes Sunday, at J P. M.
J. E. BRYAN, P. M.
March 81, 1859.
4000
P.\GE rnav be found at his
May fi, ISO?.
Gif
Dr. R. M'OTT i« now perma
nently located in Fayetteville, and offers his jirofes'sion-
al services to the community. Office two doors oast of
the market—formerly occujiied by Dr. Benbow—where
be can bo found during his regular office hours, from
y o'clock .\. M. until 1 o'clock P. ii.;
S
June ii
P. M
P. M.
20tl
^TK.VMKR “FANNY ■ leaves Fayetteville every Mon-
^ d.iy Jiiid Thursday morning, at 15 minutes after Sun-
ri-io: and Wilmingtoii Tuo-'d.iy and Friday, at o clock.
—carrying jias^engers and freigh*.
Stoaiiior ■ SorTlI ERN KR,' with a full comjilemont
of Fl.it«. makes one or more trips per we(;k, as circum
stances may r»‘i|iiiro.
The accident to tli*' Sto.aim’r ••R(\NAN will bo re-
She will ihon fake her jilacp in
DI:A TI^TRV
I vR. J. D.WIS having d«
I ' neiitly locating in th»
DE ROSSET, BRO\V\ & CO.,
J'U.\, X. V.
BROWX, DE ROSSET k CO.,
.V£ir YifllK.
('oiiiiiii«iiioii Mer*lianl».
zc ^
^ i" «5
•9 r
o g. o_
"x. - '®
lied
n perma- I “
^ I
few day'
paired in
the line.
Oct'r 4, 1M5M.
T S
LUTTERLoli.
51-tf
I\K\V
Town of Fay»‘tie-
ville. respectfully offers his services to the
citizoTi* of thix place an 1 surroiiiidine country. In all
the various branches of his Profession, including the
manufacture of .Mineral Teeth, he is satisfied, after an
extensive experience, to which is aiMed :i thorough Den
tal education, that ho can give entire saiisfaotion as far
as is ill the fiower of Denti-'iry. .Ml irregularities of the
Teeth treated in a pro]er and cnroful maimer, as well as
diseases of the mouth. None hut the proper metals are
made use of in the various o|)oratioiis. Charges will bo
modornte, that the benefits of the Profession may bo
placed within the reach of all who may foel an interest
in the jiro^ervation of the Teeth.
gfcjy" (iffiCO over Houston's Jewelry Store, where he
mav be found at all times.
Slay 10. 1H58. 'Jtf
UORTH A: I TLKV,
Forwarding and (leneral Commitiision
Merchants,
Fnifetlcville, *V. 0\
J. A.-WURTH. f72tf) J*'S. I Tl.KT.
R. n. ORRi:i.L,
TURPENTINE INSPECTOR.
rnHO.-'E sending their Spirits Turpentine to mt: may
J rely upon it to have prompt and careful attention.
My warehouses are fronting the wharves and near the
articular attention given to the
sale of Naval Stores, (’otton and other
]iroilnco.
\]iril iti, IK.'.O ri-.?nios]d
JOHNSON’S
r III I.O?«iOriI14 A I. ( IIA RT?.
4 N admirable substitute for apparatus.”
j;\ ^Hon.) TiiKo. FRKMSdtn vsKx.
10 large Charts (each :> 1x52 inches) embracing nearly
Three Mttm(fre«l JPia^rfints,
adajited to all me Text Books relating to this branch
of stiuly. Every School should have them. Professor
.^iLt.iMAX, Vale (’olloge. Rev. D. KklsRy, ('assville (Ga.)
Fem. ('olloge, and others, have given them the highest
endorsement.
Price of the Ten Charts, mounted on cl>th, with rollers.
with key !?12 Ott
Mounteil on paper, with key, H* OO
Box for i)acking. 50
Unmounted, with key. sent postpaid by mail 0 (M>
AGENTS WAXTKD.
In ordering Charts, give full directions for shipyiing.
SMITH. WOODMAN CO..
Publishers, 34(i Broakway. N. V.
June 11 22-('ii
'i'lie •Miner.
Is prepared to supply Schools and Colleges with
CO.MPETENT TEACHERS for any department.
One of our firm is a Professor of Music, and will give
espccial attention to the selection of Music Teachers.
REFEREN(’ES;
Dr. Lowell Mason. Prof. G. F. Root. Hon. Theo.
Frolinghuysen, Dr. Win. (’urtiss. Limestone Springs,
S. C-. H. IJ. Farrar. Tarborough, N.
Send for a circular. Schools supplied with .Appa
ratus, Books, etc.
SMITH. WOODMAN .S: CO..
;U« Broadwa.v, Vew York,
(MKI  lieslniil St., IMiila.
June 11 22-tit
RAC:0.1T, PORK, Flimi, A:c.
LBS. NORTH CAROLINA BACON;
OOtK) lbs. Baltimore Sides;
3500 “ Prime Leaf Lard;
25 Bbls. Mess Pork;
25 do. Extra No. 1 and 3 Mackerel:
25 lo. “ " 1 Herring;
50tt lbs. Extra No. 1 Cod Fish;
15 Hhds. Prime Molasses.
Just received, and will sell cheap for cash.
W. C. TROY
June*.*. 1850. 21-1 m
cor:\! cori\:!
I HAVE made arrangements to receive '(»RN WEEK
LY from Wilmington through the Summer. .And
will keep constantly on hand good fresh (’ORN. A
lot now in .store.
E. F. MOORE.
June 21-of
HAi.nAD TO1 K«.
l^'ERY SUPERIOR SALMON, selected esjKicially for
\ n
retailing.
25 do7.. Extra Beef Tongues.
3 Firkins Choice Goshen Buffer.
Just received at W. C.
June 0, 1859.
TROY’S.
21-lm
N
(jiiiano! Ciiiano!!
TO. 1 PERUVIAN, just received and for sale by
E. F.
May 23
MOORE.
Iti-lm
HERRIAO.
JUST received and in fine order, by _
May 23 Tfi-Tnr
BACOIT.
^ LAR(iE lot daily expected by
May 23
E F.
AtOORE.
1*)-Im
JAS. T. I*ETTK\VAY,
i'omntission • IMerrhattf,
And A«:ent for Dawson*s Line Steamers,
Wilmington, N. C,
Solicits (’oiisigniueiits of Naval Stores, Colton,  'orn,
Als.
irders fur (irocei ii
Guano.
s. (’otton Bagging, Rope,
\c. .S;e.
TtKKFRS ro
, Wilmington, N.
C.,
IH WE a«-ociated with me, in this line, .Mr. .lohn K.
Dailov. and will stj'lo the firm oRP.ELL iS; D.MLE^ .
We have purchased the Ste.amer SifTiiF.iNF;n, and in
a few days, will have a .New Flat employed with her.
Those favoring us with their patronage may rely upon
prompt desjiiitch. l»y apjilying to .Mr. Dailey on boaril,
or to me .at my ofVico. R- ORKLLL.
river.
Sopt'r 13. 1858.
45tf
WATCHES k JEWELRY,
K. M. OHRKI.t..
March 2t;. l^'i!,*
JOHN K. DAILKT.
8»0-tf
\ '''"il) lupply of \arioiis .So'g just received, which
' UL furiuxli low,
D. k W. McLAURlN.
"hv 2 10 tf
Carolina •V. C.
The .\tlantic and North Carolina Railroad being now
completed to Beaufort Harbor, I have determined to
locate at Carolina City for the purpose of doing a
Forwarding and General Ccmmission
mm V JiPW ■. .w ^
and hope by promptness ami strict attention to merit
patroii.'igf and sujiport. Being the Agent of .Murray’s
Line of First Class Packets to this and .Morehead City,
every effort will bo m.ide to make this the cheapest and
most expeditious route to New \ ork. \ essels will be
loaded and discharged at my Wharf (adjoining the Rail
road Wharf.) and thereby save cartage and lighterage.
Particular attention will be given to all orders, and to
the sale and shipment of Produce.
W.M. B. GRANT.
July 2'.t. 1858. 32-ly
|{)OK-|{lNi)i\G
IN all its kinds, executed with neatness and despatcli
Small jobs when done must be pail Iteiore delivered.
THOS. 11. TILLINGHAST,
Opposite the Female High School, Hay Street.
May 14. 185‘J.
KOR SAi.K OR RKNT.
\(’ONVENlENT DWELLING HOUSE, on Haymount,
near .Mr. J. Thomson's. For [larticulars enquire
of J. G. SHEPHERD, Es4-, or
A. M. CAMPBELL.
May 7.
VK.W AM) DFStHAIll.F., BV
.1 A « . T . H €> IIT O IT,
J . M . H K A S L E Y .
ALSO,
A LOT OF FINE I»0lBLE-BARUEL GIXS,
AT KEDUCKI) ruicF.s, by
JAS. T. HOUSTON.
March 1, 185'J li^tf
TIN PLATE,
^iheet Iron, Iron Wirt*,
»»TOVK« Am ri’¥-WAUi:.
.Always on hand, at Wholesale or Retail.
ROOFINC, (iVrTERlXd,
And all kinds of Jobbing, done at short notice, by
C. W. ANI>REWS,
Market Square, Fayetteville.
July 9.
BOOTS *V SHOMiS,
at wfiolksalk.
JNO.M. WALKER, of NORTH CAROLINA,
\V I T II
P. P. MIIAW €0.,
31 ANT) H.‘5 Dey Stheet, New York,
lirlLL be iiappy to see his Southern friends at the
W ahove establishment, where, either ]>*'rsonally or by
order, tliev may be sup})liod from an extensive and well
assorted s'tock of Goods in that line, gotten up expressly
for the Southern trade.
Nov. 2U, 1858.
.loliii Dawson. Esi|.
Dr. F. J. Hill, “
O. !. Parsley; “• Pre'^ident Commeiiial Bank,
Dr. Thos. 11. Wright. President Bank of Capo Fear,
E. P. Hall, Ehi|., Brani'h l‘>ank of State of N. C.,
T. S. Liltterloh. FHyetlevillo, N. C.
April 25 S-oiii
T. ,\. uoiiNsri:i)r,
• iiSeitt for 4’hirherhis^^s i*ianos,
Of which he has always some on hand.
Wilmington, N. C., Oct'r 2. 1 85H. 51-lyy>d
PETER MALLETT
wrrii
1). rOLDKV MIIRRW,
GE ERAL CDYIlflB^niV MSlCiaANT,
(5 '1 S U L T II S T E K T,
.v/;ir yonK.
•Jnlv 2'.l. 18r,K. ;12-
MAVING
1 I noighbi
l>ari and RiitteV.
store and for sale by
E. F.
MOflRE.
lf)-lni
LI.TIE
E. F.
M:R0V II. .llcvllAA AKA, -U. D.,
located in Bladen (’nuniy in the immediate
hborhood of Dr. Jno. S. Richardson, res]>ect-
fully offers his jirofossiotial services to all who may
t.avor him with a call.
Being a regul.ar graduate of the Medical University
of Now York, and having followed the practice both in
the Bellovuo and Now A ork Hospitals, besides having
the advantage of two years o.'wporioiH'o in couniry prac
tice. feels that these advantages should in some degree
entitle him to the oonfidonce of the afffictetl.
Ho has a new .and complete set of Surgical and Ob-
'tetvical Iii'^trumonts. aiol will pay particular attention
to those liraiiches. Ho will kee]i constantly on hand
a full supply of Medicines. Prompt and constant at
tention with moderate chaiges.
.InnoS 21-2inpd
Seeret of (he Freneli Uoiirt, bj VIetor
Cousin: Adam (ir.aomo, b_v Mr-^. Ollphaiit: l.ovo .Me Lit
tle, I.ovo ,Mo Long, by Hoado: The Science and .Art of
Chess, by .1. Monroe; Chess Hand Book, by an Amateur.
The Art ol Extempore Speaking, by M. Bantain: School
Book^. E. j. MALE X SON.
June 11.
Cliapninn's Seriiums, sixth edition: the Metho- !
dist by Miriam Fletcher: Life at I’hroe Score, by r.ames: j
.Songs of the 1’. E. ('tmrcli: The Psalmist, witli sujiple- |
meiit; C’l.irke's Coiiimoiitaiy, \c. |
.lime 11. ‘ K. J. II \LE \ SON. I
MOOKE S.
Iti-lm
B'
MILIl'ARV (iOODS,
Swords, Sashes, Belts, Epaulettes, Laces,
;\\D KVKKV I)KSCRIPT1I)\ OF MILIT\IIV CIKID.S.
ArroRKlNt} TO THE
Ldtfst L . S. Ai'iuji anil State Jiii/u/dtioiia.
S(]IIIIYLEU, HARTLEY & GRAHAM,
I vai>0):Ti:KN A: ^lA^UFACTUICilKS
1 it M A I D E N L N E,
.Vetr i'ork.
Juno ;!0. 24-1y
The Aew Edition oT
Devereiix & Battled Law Reports. Vol* 1,
1)E(’E1\'ES the approval of those who have examined
Chief Justice Nash says. “I have looked through il —
t is carefully and well got uj). * * l think to our
Court it will be invalualde —and to the Profession equally
so. It will .save the labor of deciding the same points
again and again: for there will be no excuse for ('ounsel
not lieing ajiprised of jioints already adjudicated.”
Gentlemen of the Bar who have purchased and ex
amined it, concur, so far as we know, in piai.se of it.
For sale, .with sets or separate volumes of North (Ja-
rolina Reports, and Law Books generally, by
E. J. HALE .t SON.
S550 REWARD.
ROKi; .1 \1L oil the ni-ilt of the S h in^t.. TWO
MULATTO r.oVS named I’.OB l‘. KVILS. and JOll N
BUI’.WER. Revils is a bright Mulatto, a Painter by
trade, about six feet high, and is well known afioui
Fayetteville. Brewer is also a bright Mul.itto, with
sir.iight and very long black hair, with front teeth de
cayed and is about five foot seven inches high.
The above reward of .S50 will be given for their de
livery to me hero, or their safe conlinenient in any .Jail
in the State; or .'525 for either.
GEO. L. McKAA', Jailor.
Junel*, 1850. 21-tf
i N1
iV ti
TAKEA I P
ND committed to the Jail of ('’iiniborland County, on
he 7th in«t.. a negro boy by the name of REUBFA'.
about twelve years old, who says he belongs to James
Taylor of Patrick county, Va.. and was hired to a .Mr.
Battle, near P»ocky Mount. Eilgecoiiibe county, N. C.
The owner will come forward, prove pro|)erty. p.ay
charges and take him away, or ho will be de.alf with as
the law directs. GEO. L. McKAA . Jailer.
June 8, 1850. 2Iff
Ice
T
*^00 itblv. ol Herrin;[^
IlOR sale, very low. 200 Bblg Herring, by
^ GEO. W. WILLIAxMS
March 14
& CO
96
Cream! Tee Cream!!
MIE subscriber having lately refitted his ICE CREAM
SALOON, at the Shomwell House, will be pleased
to serve the Ladies and Gentlemen of Fityefteville and
vicinity, on and after the 27ih inst.
The Saloon will bo opene«l at o'clock, A. M., and
kept open until 10 P. .M.
P. SHEMWELL.
April 25 1850. 8tf
Aew Volumes ol
Supreme Court Reports.
JUST publislied. volume u Jmes's Law Reports, and
volume ;> Jonet's E(4uity Reports, of Decisions in
the Supreme Court of North Carolina. For sale by
Feb’y 10 E. J. HALE 6l SUN.
May 28
May 23
NTATlOAfERA.
In addition to our present stock we are receiving
1*10 ReaiiiM Paper,
Embracing every variety of
CAP, LETTER,
B.\TH LETTER.
COMMERCIAL NOTE.
BILL HEAD.
FOLIO POST,
and NOTE PAPERS.
r>i) M. ENVELOPES, of every description.
I case English and .\inerican SL.ATES, assorted sizes
DM) gross STSEL PENS: T*en-holders; School Ink-Stands;
VISITING «’ARDS: BLANK BOOKS, kc.
E. J. HALE Ai SON.
Feb’y 12
.fliNeellaiieoiiM Rook^.
.\ri)oric!iII Home Garden, illii.sfrated, by .Mox’r
1 Watson:
The Old Plantation, by Hungerford;
Sylvan Holt’s Daughter, by Holme Lee;
Self Made Men, by Seymour;
Episodes of French History, by Miss Pardoe;
Kendall's Santa Fr Expedition;
Miss .McIntosh's Works: Percy An'cdotes;
Lives of I he Queens of Scotland, by .vgnes Stricklani;
Barnes’ Notes on the Books of the I'sew Testament;
Literal Traiisl.ii ions ot the (Jlassics;
.Vbbott's Lire of .\ap;»l.'*on non.iparte: i^c.
A»-il :t E. J. MALE .S: SON.
I.ile and Labor!« of* Rev. Daniel
U.iKcr, D. D.;
Tlie .Methodist, or Incidents and Characters from Life;
The Pillar of Fire, by the author of the "Prince of the
House of David’’;
Morning and Night Watches;
('hapinaii's Sermons, New Edition; .
Memoir of Mrs. Shuck, by J. B. Jeter;
Testimony of the Rocks;
Presbyterian Psalms and Hymns, in velvet, morocco
and plain bindings;
Baptist Psalmody; The Psalmist;
Bibles, velvet, niorocco and other bindings.
April 23 E. J. HALE & SON.
.HacaiilayN IJvom orPiU and Fred
erick the Great:
BORDER WAR, bj’ the author of Wild W'esfern Scenes;
HOURS WITH MV PUPILS, by Mrs. Lincoln Phe'ps;
THEISM AND SKEPTICIS.M, by Wharton;
THE CONVALESCENT, by N P. Willis;
NEW PATE.NT SER.MOXS and Machine Poetry, by
Dow, Jun'r;
THE CULPRIT FAA*, by Joseph Rodman Drake;
INDI.A RUBBER PENS, Therniometers, Card I’encils,
&c., &.C. Just received.
E. J. HALE 6i SON.
May 18
i'lirlher ^iipplieM of' Rookw.
MA' Thirty A'ears Out of the Senate, by Major Jack
Downing;
Bulwer's Novel, “What AVill He Do With 11?”
Brownlow it I’ryne’s Controversy;
Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life, by Prof. Wilson;
Eric, or Little by Little;
Sterne’s W'orka; Lonprworth on the Grape;
Kip’s Lenten Fast; Buck's Theolog. Dictionary;
Ruskin's Political Economy of Art;
Treasury Blotting Paper; School Books, &c.
Just received. E. J. HALE & SON.