" r , . . . ' - v K- i 1 jS?
lULEIGIIGITnEK,',
? S E A T 0 N ; a A L E S rS:'-'
EDITOR AND
MOMIITO ft.,
per Ok klT.
$3 par taaxna ; kdraac 2 M.-'
RA Of. ADTEKTISIXO !
irTtnTtsiaietT1'
. hieber; b oeaoewm per tens, will b
' fm the inmlar pnre i kinnanii uj uv yw.
pr.
. . . . . v , .
!?. (w.f eham. . - j , , . . C1
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- hiatrM n im aenUT. win ununar I
the
j-letters to
Fine. Fruit. :
TEN TllUlOilW tllbii A lwxi co VI u uant
kinds, ripaing in succession, from the earli
Mt ta the latest. Ten ' Thousand Teach Trees of
the finest kinds, .ripening ia succession, from early,
in June to XoYember.! 'Oat Uioosand ' Cherry
Trees f the same kinds, ripening in sucoession, from
tk first of My to Julyi Jsofinassortnivit of
. . 111 . T eK
rv TTIOUSAND 1PPLE TREES
rf D.IQU, iw s t--
is'ew Garden. Guilford county. Orders for trees
ihould be sent in early. Catalogues will be sent
to U applicants.
During my absence, my brother, Owen Lindley,
will dellwr tress at Cane Creek, and my son, Al
bert G. Lindley, at New Garden.
New Ganlen, Guilford county, N. C
ThL 31st of the 10th mo., 1853.
90-3m
Mr J Lindlev had a Premium awarded him for
the best Fruits, at the North Carolina State Fair.
riHIE Following acncauie uas occn oruerea ny
I the Tost Master General, and has gone into
operation on this Road to-day :
. - A - n r i 1 tr.11
Leave Kaleigiraio A. m., ana reacn tieiuoa ai
I P. M. ia time for the Express tram to Wilming
ton.
Leare Weldon at 1J P. M., and reach Raleigh
at 64 P. M.
Office Raleigh & Gaston Railroad Co. -r
September 13,18o3. J
HOWELL & BROT TIERS,
Masitactcbehs axd , Ihportkiis or
Pajier Hangings,
No. 207. Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.
TNVITE attention to their Tery elegant and ex-
I tensiTe assortment of Paper Hangings, embrac
ing fine cold and velTet decorations, fine French
in plain and rich colors, with an immense assort
ment of ordinary satm and common papers. Also,
Curtain Papers, Borders, Fire Prints, Tester and
Centre pieces, ic. II. & B. were awarded at the
late fair of the M airland Institute, a Gold Midal
for the superiority of their Paper Hangings." v-.
Jan. 28, 18o3. 1U
1RCCKERY &. GLASS WARE. White Granite
Dinner Ware, by the set or retail-
Cut Glass Tumblers, Y ines and txODiets,
ALSO,
riain and Moulded Glass, '
Judged and C. C. Ware. For sale bv
- J. RkOWN,
No. 9, Fayetterille St.
CLAUDIUS B. SAJNTDERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
sviTiiriKi-n, south caeolixa,
attend the Courts of Johnston, Wayne
VV and Nash.
Jan. 14, 1853. ' '
O ALMON 5: LOBSTER. 3 cases put up in Jars
Hermetically sealed
Sardines do do do da
all warranted fresh and pure. For sale by
JAMES McKIMMON.
Notice to Pensioners.
)ERSO.S on the Pension Boll at Fayetterille,
I will have their business attended to prompt
ly by making the undersigned their Agent to
collect the same. !
Claims for Pension and Bounty Land, for servi
ces in Revolutionary War, War 1812, Mexican
and all the Indian Wars, prosecuted prompt!y.
Ilighett rath jtrice paid for Land n arrant for a
Northern Company.
JNO. M. ROSE.
Favetteville, Oct. 28, 1853. 3mos 88
La Farge House, New York.
BROADWAY, between Amity and Bleecker Sts.
THLS House combines, in all its appointments,
every modern convenience and luxury, and is fur
nished in a style of unsurpassed elegance.
The Proprietors will spare no efforts in minis
tering to the comfoits of their guests, and making
it worthy the patronage of their frieads and the trav
elling public. It will be open for the reception of
guests about the 9th January.
WRIGHT, L.&IERS CO.
S. Lanieb. & Sox, formerly of Macon, Geo.
Dec. 27, '53. 104 Cm
-r
Wholesale Stationery Warerooms.
WM. A. WHEELER & CO.,
13 Sc. 15 Park Row,
(bikictlt orrosTs rni astok qscsc,)
NEW YORK CITY.
Fall Importations,
FRESH GOODS.
THE Subscribers have now in store, just receiv
ed from Europe, a most extensive and care
fully selected stock of STAPLE AND FAXCT
S TA TI ONER Y, comprising every variety of ENG
LISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS.
They have also on hand the most complete as
sortment of American Cap, Letter and Flat Papsr,
ta be found in the United States.
They are sole Proprietors of Whitney's Patest
Air-Tight Inkstand, and Agents for. sals of Iladloy
A Field's Writing Fluid, and furnished at a mush
Uwer rats.
Buyers who eeasult their own interest, will net
psrshase before examining their goods.
WM. A. WHEELER A CO.
8pt. 20, 2S. 77 wCm
Raleigh and, Gaston Railroad.
SLAVES are not permitted to travel en the
Railroad, without a written 'permit from their
owners. Duplicates should in all cases be given,
as the Ticket Agents are interacted to retain one
copy of every pass. JAMES M. POOL,
Jan. 10, '54. 4 Ticket Agent.
Warrenton, N. C.
'FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE next session of this Institution will com
mence on Monday, the 16th of January ensuing.
The corps of Teachers will consist of ten or more,
experienced in their various departments. Pro
fesr Vincent Czunda will again have charge of
the Muaical Department, with competent Assis
tants. The situation of the Seminary is beautiful, with
ampl space for exercise and recreation. Those
who may desire more minute information as to
terms, &c.. can haveia circular sent' to their
Address. DAXIETTnRVF.R Priiu.in.ft
Warrenton, N. c., Dec. 20, '53. tj20 103
Turpentine Axes.
DUNN 4 SPEXCER.
Petersburg, Ya. . j ; .
HAVE now in store a large stock of Turpen
tine and other A XES, and . HATCHETS,
for sale at low prices. " fV4- .
Orders promptly executed. r . .
Jan. 10, 1854..' : .--S k. . 6t 4
G1 RAS3 SEEDS. Red Clover, Orchard and
T Herd's Grass Seed. A new supply received
this day by H.D.TURNER, '
, . . . N. C, Book-Store.
iviieiiru, Jan. IU. 1S61. ' " - - a
' :Watclie s "and Jewelry,
.nfc hare just returned from New York,
and Philadelphia with much the . largest
stock of : Jewelrr ever before in Raleieh. It is too
large to enumeratewe hate v - i'i 1 r
The very finest gold and silrer Watches
vrBreastpins, Ear-rings and Finger-rings - '
vIRm Razor Straps'and Knives ' ' -
8Urr siid plated Wire - v, . 4 . ,
. -Clocks and Watches 4 ' ; .
V-"V Perfumery Extracts and Fancy Gooas "
: Pistols and walking Canea t '-"- - '
Call and see our Jewelry, at reduced, prices and
less per cent.' than ws have heretofore sold at. Ws
,
deternunea to do a large business.' 4 .; .
f 1 a .? PALMER & RAMSAY
October 25, 1So3.
87
IiOtteries ! : Lotteries I Lotteries !
MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND LOTTERIES,
k'fct'i xj; For Jannaryi 1854. v -
KtViNWAr. B. BLICK A CO.,
AQtm IOK THl STATS OF MAB.TLAJH,
For the sale of -Tickets throughout 'tis United
JSUtes, Office, No. 2 Calverf S treat,
I BALTIMORE, Maryland.
The following splendid schemes will be drawn
during the month of January, and are particularly
worthy. the attention of -tne public;
LITTLE TOM THUMB LOTTERY.
t . Capital Prize $4,000.
For the benefit ef the Patapsco Institute.
These pretty little schemes will be drawn regu
larly during this month, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, and are faronte lotteries with per
sons who desire to invest only a small amount In
Tickets :
1 Prise of $4,000 is....
$4,000
do
1,000 do 1.000
500 do 600
130 50 is ! 130 60
lOOdo 100
30 are 6,420
2Qdo. .- 1,260
10 do 630
4 do 604
2 do. 7,802
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
d
214
03
63
2
;906
f 2,43
Making 27,814 prizes to be distributed, each day,
amounting to $47,267 50
" 'Whole Tickets $1 : Halves 50c.; Quarters 2ic.
each.
We will sell a full certificate of a Package, con
taining 25 Whole Tickets, for $15 ; 25 Halves for
7 50 ; and 25 Quarters for 3 75.
With one Package, the holder may draw the our
kigkett priztt.
A BRILLIANT FIVE DOLLAR LOTTERY.
i Capital Prize $24,000.
For the benefit of the Town of Bel Air.
To be drawn in Baltimore, on Tuesdays, Jan'y
17th, 24th and 81st, 1854. 13 drawn ballots in
each package of 26 Tickets :
1; Prize of $24,000 is.
.$24,000
. 16,000
. 16,000
. 15,000
. 7,500
. 25,796
. 3,250
. 2,600
. 1,950
4.000
2,000
600
300
are
do
do
do........
115
67 are
40
50
40
30
20
10
5
de
do
do
do
1,800
do 48,100
do 186,200
Making 32,396 prizes to be distributed each week,
amounting to $296,9o 40.
' Whole Tickets $5 ; Half Tickets 2 50 ; Quarter
Tickets 1 25.
A Package ia these Lotteries will contain 26
Tickets, and the numbers are so arranged that th
holder may draw the ronit higuest phizes, which
amount to $38,000. 26 Tickets cost $130, but we
will sell a full certificate of a Package of 26 hole
Tickets; for $74; 26 Half-Tickets 3" ; 2(i Quarter
Tickets for 18 50 ; and 26 Eighth Tickets for 9 25.
By this proposition, we guarantee to the pur
chaser that he shall draw back at least fifty-six
dollars or the cost of a Package of Tickets, and at
the same time they have the aJvantages arising
from 20 chances for drawing the roca highest
prizes out of 32 396, which are to be divided among
the ticket holders at each drawin.
The drawing is conducted by the State Lottery
Commissioner, T. R. Stewnrt, Esq., and the State
of Maryland is bound for the payment of all prizes.
We invariably answer ull letters by return of
mail, enclosing the Tickets, or a certificate of them,
as directed, in an envelope, and after the drawing,
we forward the orriciAL printed drawing with a
written explanation of the result.
Oca "Mo-hthlt Reporter axd Adtebthe "
contains the schemes of all Lotteries to be drawn
in the' State one month in advance, which we will
send mas or charge to all who will order it.
To secure Prizes you must select the Lotto ry,
and. enclose the amount you wish to invest in Tick
etrto the lucky firm of
WM. B. BLICK 5- CO.,
j No. 2. Calvert St., Baltimore, Md.
C UPCHUROH, having purchased the
fm interest of Mr. Holleman in the Grocery
Store, on Hargett street, invites the attention of
his friends and the public to his stock. I shall
buy and sell all kinds of country produce, and
shall emit no pains to accommodate and give good
bargain.
Persons indebted to UrcHuncn & Hollemax,
will please call and settle with me, as I am fully
authorized to close up the business.
W. C. UPCHCRCH.
Jan, 10, '54. 4 w4t
PLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMY, Wake
Forest N. C WILLIAM M. CRENSHAW,
A. B., Principal. The Seventh Session of this in
stitution will commence on the 2d Monday in Jan
uary next. , Tuition from $7 to $15 per session.
The Academy is situated 1 mile from Forestville.
The location of this institution for health, morali
ty and convenience cannot be surpassed by any.
The Trustees of this school have more than realis
ed their expectations in Mr. Crenshaw as a teach
er, and would say to the public that he is a thor
ough scholar and a good instructor. Board caa
be had at $6 per monfh. For further particulars
address. Da. WESLEY HARTSFIELD.
ForestviUe, Wake Co., )i. C.
Not 29th. 1853. wtd-97
A. X. JtCPHEETERS, H. OH1SEL1M. J. W. XABTI.
:j A, M. MtPHEETERS &. CO.
i WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Toncarding Commission Merchant.
C KOAXOKl sqtiAai,"
! NORFOLK VA.
' Refekknces.
Thoa. P. Devereux, Halifax, N. C. ,
G. W. Mordecai, Pres. Bk. of the State of N. C.
C. Dewey. Cashier do do do do
W. 31. Jones do Branch do Cape Fear Raleigh
L: &B. Branch, Pres. R. & G. R. R.
Messrs. Reid $ Soutter, -
DrJ N. C. Whitehead, . Norfolk.
Pr't Farmers B'k of Va. j
Alex. Bell, Esq. .
Messrs. Spenee & Reid, Baltimore.
- B. Blossom & Son, New Yrk.
September 16th, 1853. 76
For Sale-
fTIHE House and Lot recently occupied by the
I - Hon. Qugb Waddell, and situated in the town
ofHillahoro'. - For particulars or terms of sale.
address either Mr. Waddell, Chapel Hill, or Willi
am H. Bailey Hulsboro', Persons wishing to ex
amine the premises will, by calling at the office ef
Mr. JJauey, meet with prompt attention-. .
Nov. 22, 1858. " 8mos 95
. ,J,f M. UOVEJOY S ACADEMY.
rPlHE27th Session will commence on the 9th ef
I January, lo4. ' J. M. iiOYEJOi .
-Tfcc. 29, 1853. " - r I
4 do
8 do
25 do
25 do
223. do
65 de
65 - do
.65 do
65 do
4,800 do
27,040 do
- 1 Raleigh Livery, Stables.. : . :
''THE Subscriber has taken charge ef, and fully
refitted. the'Liverr Stables formerly occupied by
JercNixon," on Wilmington Street, and Solicits," the'
patronage of "the traTellline Public -'He-'bas 6n
hand a Dumber 'of fine. Horses and Carriages, I
genteel,- e!egant, substantial, , comfortable, nd
will be prepared, at the shortest notice, to furnish
Travellers with conveyances' to ' any part of. the
State: v Also", Carriages furnished " with careful
drivers, to convey individuals or families to evening
parties, or for visiting calls."- - ' . -- :
Horses will be kept by the dayt'wees, or year, at
prices to suit the times. s : . .
Horse Drovers will find, at all times, good ac
commodations. V ' " " V
EDWARD YARBR0UG H, Jr.
Raleigh, May 81, 1853.
45-ly
United States Mai! Eras rEit Steamships , .
Jamestown and Roanoke.-.
TP
HE elegant new steamship Jamestown, Cap
tain I'ansb, which is to run, in connexion
with the Roanoke, mads her first trip from
New York to Petersburg, ea, Saturday, the 25th
ult.,' ' end will eoatinnV tol jnake regulate trips
weekly lenring "New York" every Saturday, at 4
o'clock, P. H, ad Petcrsburgcvery Tuesday
evening.
The Roaxokk will leave New York every Tues
day, and Petersburg every Friday evening. Tra
vellers going North will thus be afforded an oppor
tunity twice a week of taking one of these splendid
steamships and thereby 'avoid the dust and fre
quent changes of the Railroads. Passengers on
board of steamers will find the State rooms fitted
up in the most elegant style and the fare and atten
tion unsurpassed. .
Passage and Fare from Petersburg to New York,
(State-rooms included,) $10 00
Steerage passage. 5 00
.Tickets issued at my Office.
S. G. BAPTIST, Sycamord St.
July 5, 1853. 55
RALEIGH BAKERY.
Fayette ville Street,
OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE.
fW HE Subscribers haviug commenced the above
business at the stand lately occupied by Mr. L
B. Walker, and employed competent workmen, in
tend carrying on the Baking and Confectionary -business
in all its usual branches, and hope by strict
attention to business to merit a share of the pub
lic patronage.
Plain or ornamental CAKES made to order, on
the shortest notice.
CANDY MANUFACTORY.
The Subscribers have in Iheir employ Superior
Caxdt Makers, and will keep constantly on hand
a supply of fresh Candy, of tarious descriptions, for
sale wholesale or retail. '
Wholesale price, by the hundred pounds, fifteen
Dollar, Cash. Orders frcjni a distance will be
promptly attended to.
FRUITS, &C
A fresh supply of Fruits will be kept constantly
on hand, of the finest quality, at lowjjrices. Coun
try Stores are particularly requested to favor us
with their orders, which will be forwarded on the
shortest notice.
JAMES PUTTICK.
JOHN MITCHELL.
Feb. 22, 1853. 17
GUN, LOCK-SMITH, AND BELL HANGER,
Charles Kuester,
"TXTOULD respectfully inform the Citizens of
y y Raleigh and surrounding country, that he has
located permanently in Raleigh, and has opened a
Shop on Wilmington Street, (in Dr. Cooke's brick
building,) where he will be found at all times, ready
to execute any "JOB" ia his line, in a style that
shall not bv surpassed by any other person, and
the charged shall always be moderate. CALL AND
SEE.
Raleigh. March 2. 1853. ly-19
T
HE subscribers having just returned from a
Northern city, with a rich assortment of ar
ticles in their line, take this method of culling the
attention of ladies and gentlemen to ttle variety of
their Goods, suit-ible for presents.
FANCY GOODS.
Fine Leather Reticules; plain and emb'd Baskets;
LFrench Cups and Saucers; China Flower Vases and
r. ,i . i . ' i ; i
canaiesucKs; i orimonnaies aim .ecrssaires; jei
and Gold Bracelets; Papier-mache Work Boxes;
Tea Setts; Children's giit edire Cups and Saucers;
Ivory Chessmen ; fine Cutlery; kid, india-rubber
and wax Dolls ; assortment of crying Babies; fine
china children's Tea and Dinner Setts; assortment
of Games, boys' Guns, &c.
TOYS
Tin Gigs, Carriages, Horses, Steam Engines,
Saving Banks, beautiful Waterworks, fine French
Toys, Furniture, Menageries, Sham Fights, Farm
lards, in boxes, Bureaus, Tool Banks, Kitchen
Furniture, Cooking Stores, TewtcrTea Setts, Can
dlesticks, Chandeliers, Baskets, Tin Bedsteads,
Singing Meu, &c &c.
CONFECTIONARY.
Raisins, Prunes, Currants, Figs, Citron, assort
ment Candies, do soft Bordeaux Almonds, Wal
nuts, Tecan Nuts, Pam nuts. Filberts, Preserves
and Pickles, Brandy Peaches, &c. $c.
Call and see, at F. MAHLER & CO.
Dec. 13, "53. 101
Smith's Virginia Premium Straw
Cutters.
ANOTHER lot just received at manufacturer's
prices, with cost of carriage. Richmond
price $10.
To small farmers, who want a cheap tniie, that
cannot get out of order, and will cut everything, we
recommend this. JAMES MJ' TOWLES
Dec. 1353. 101
M. Sohloss & Co.,
TAKE great pleasure in announcing to their
friends and the public in general, that they
will remove their splendid stock of GOODS, which
is well known by the community, to the new brick
bailding of Mr. Lougee's, two doors above Hard
ing's, and three doors from B. B. Smith's corner
house, by the
FIRST OF JANUARY, 1854,
where they will be happy to wait on their old
friends again.
Their stock, which consists of beautiful dress
fancy Silks, of the latest style, also, raw Silks and
Dry Goods, particularly, will continue to be sold
at oiiginal cost until the first of March next, and
they will spare no means to dispose of their Pry
Goods, as they are very anxious to enlarge their
stock of Clothing for a wholesale and retail trade.
They return their greatest thanks for the liberal
patronage heretofore received, and hope that, by
strict attention paid to the public, they will have a
continuance of tho same. .
Dec 16, 1853 102
tG& Giraffe cepy.
LAW SCHOOL AT
HILLSBOROUGH. NORTH CAROLINA.
THE next session of this Institution will begin
on Monday, the 16th day of January, 1854.
F. NASH.
---' J. L. BAILEY.
December 27th, 1853. 2aw4w-104. "
OFFICE N. C. R. R. CO. ;
Jax. 8rd, 1854.
THE Board of Directors ef said Company pas
sed an order, at their late meeting in Charlotte,
by which the whole of the Capital Stock subscrib
ed by individuals is called for, and falls due as
follows, io wit; 10 per cent, on the IstMareh next.
and 10 per cent on the 1st May next, Interest will
be required by said order if payment be delayed
twenty days alter ue instalments become due. .
. , CYRUS P. MEN DEN HALL!
Sec'y & Treasurer.
Jan. 9, 1854. o i w4w 4
rnHE NEXT SESSION of the Subscriber's
I School, near Littleton Depot, win eommenee
on Thursday, January 12th. .
f...vo r I DeB. HOOPER.
'Jan, 6, I854t-' ?- , wt $
NEJY TORK CITY BUSINESS
DHIECTORY.-. ,
V M. PETTENGILL & CO S ADVERTISING. . A-
' .- ; flKNCT, J.iX'X: -vev
V ' 122 WASBAU-eiaaiiT mrw ' - ;
And NoilQj3tate street, Boston.-
J. Co. are i Agents fv the most iafiuenUal
and largest circulating Commercial Papers both m
the United States and the Canada. " ' '
jj- The following Ust of Business Firms are
among the best and most reliable in tbe . vty or
New York: . ' :v;'?4:i--
'DryfGoods.
TiriLL' BROTUEluJ; Importers of Embroideries,
H White ood, &e., No. 89 Liberty street.
COTTENET & CO., Importers
and other European Goods, No.
of French
48 Broad
street.
EPSTEIN & ITONIG, No. 153 Broadway a few
doors from Liberty St. ImpWtert of Laces,
imoroidesies, Silks &c. ' "
MITCHELL &POTT. 45 EMhaa)' Pi, Impor--ters
if British Dry Goods, Scotch and Insh
Linens, Dress Goods, &c.
BORN, SCHLIErER& HAARHACS, Importer
of Gscrman a- d Belgian Broadcloths, Silks,
Hosiene. Sc., ao. w r.xcn.inc i v
- . . v. imtTUlllKKV
OCHUCHAu.ll, rivuLan huj""-" ,
S.Nos. 92 and 94 Liberty St., Importers of
French, Swiss, and German Silks, Ribbons, Vel
vets, Votings, Satins, Serges, &c. Woolens of eve
ry description.
TA & G. H. WITTHAUS, 51 Exchange PI.,
1 V) Imp'ts or Men's Furnishing Goods, Tailor's
ana Ladies' Trimmings, Tram Silk and Worsted.
SS'i
. of
STRAHLHEIM & CO., 09 Broadway,
Imp.
Lace, Millinery Goods, fciuoroiaeries
and
Trimmings.
C1 B. HATCH 4' CO., 97 William St, Imp'ts of
I m Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, .J- MaKuf. of
Shirts, Stocks, J"c
ripHOMAS MUNROE, No. 31 Pino St. Colored
J Cotton Goods, Silesias, Cambrics, Vest Pad
dings, Wigans, Nankeens, J-c.
TT ROBINSON S CU., -0. lOJ lroauway
1 . lmi't and Jobbers. Lace Goods,
Ribbons.
bilts, Euibroideries, Hosiery,
Gloves, Shawls,
small waroo, c. '
tlREpTN J- PAYEN. No. 241 Broadway, lmpor
j ters and Mauuf. French Linen Cambrics, Liuen
Cambric Handkerchiefs, Laces, Embroideries, ej e,
(own manuf.)
Daguerreotypes
GURNEY, No. 349 Broadway, the oldest and
most extensive establishment in the C.Sta'es.
J.
Dentists.
CI W. BALLARD, M J).. Surgeon Deiitl.'t.)
. L:Y, (Mechanical lK-DtiMt,
X. W. KING9
865 Broadway.
Toys & Fancy Ciol.
a TTlliiFX- A HI. BORN. Nos. 59 and 61 Maid-
en Lauc, Importers of Toys
Goods.
and Fancy
C".
ARLES W. LILLIEXDAHL, Imp'rs of Ger-
man. trcnen ni r.uusn xvio
.. i i r i: .!. Tin o
l'At'l
GOODS,
Maiden
and
Lane.
Dealers in FIREWORKS, iN.v
Tiles iar Floors and Cltiiiiuey Top.
MILLER, COATES & YOULE, No. 279 Tcarl
St, EXCACSTIC TILES, OABMIUBK CUIMSEY
tops. Plumber's Materials, MoUls, etc.
U'indotvGlar1IIxst, Bc. '
III;
BAKER cj- BROTHER, 112' Water St.,
mpt Of TRENCH WISDOW GLASS. CUEMICALS,
. . i r . : v:...in
PAINTS, AC. A. SO, iVgeniS VI aiucia-au
Glass, Glass Witre, A c.
HOPKINS BRO'S. Imp'ts of rni NCU win
dow glass, No-01 Barclay St.
I-OILLON A CO- Ioiportrrn of French Window anJ
'oach ljla.s, No. 4 lUrilay Suwt.
Engravers
17IIITNCY. JX ELI . A.NM.x, AriiKti" and .n)craTT on
W Wood, Sot. 5S t 60 Kullon St. Fiuest aud best work done
bcra.
f J TATT C01'.ELL. (it-nvnU Knmvcm and lTinU-ra. .No.
11 Hint ltrivlisaT. cnuaiiri' iu Walker St. Orders by Mail or
Telegraph i'ronijlly altendwl to.
Expresses-
EDWARD?, SANKOhD A CO Vorcin Kxpress, .No. 36
Broadwar. Ooo-1 and parkni-a forardil o and from
all -arU of the world. Ajj'-nta iu .Norfdk Adaun a -
Looomotive
Needles
Goods.
and Fancy
er ioodm uoiery,
iL wanted lor their
A Ulore. Iacs and Knihruidcnoa. Aen
LocomotiTe Needle. No. U Dey St, X.
Guns and Sporting Apparatus.
flEXKY TOMES Co.. ArcnU lor Westley Rlchardn.
of
11 Ixndoo, lmiort49r ot'Uuus and (portiDS warea
of etery
description, Xil Broadway.
Hot Air Furnaces &c
DAVID CTLVEU, (IaTenturaad Patentee,) 52CJifr St. Man.
aud Dealer, a boleaJo and retail, in Furnace, Ventilatt ,
IU inges, tr.
COWLES a CO., 177 Grand 8t. tmproTed Hot Air rurnac-a,
Ranja, Kcglftcru, Ventilators, Ac.
IiKlia ISublx'r tiool.
ooots Wvcanrr, 23 Oonrtland t. India. Kubljer Coat,
Piano Covers, Cloth, rhoes, Life lTewrrerf, Longret.
Boots, W'abbing, Ac
AM. Qutmbt t aoNB, Dealer in Qnlmby'a Improred Itodj.
Office 132 Eat27th hL and IH Xatnaa street.
Iookittg triads :md liclnr Frames.
MP- wnmocE. Mannfactaror, -No. 101 Canal it., New lora.
Gilding in all ita bran, he. .
Machinery aud Machine Tool.
Scn-SCK'a Machinery Depot, 62 CourtUnd street. Machinery,
Machine Tools and WoodswortL'a I'aUtnt Planing Machines.
LEOXARD'8 Machinery Depot, 100 Pearl and B0 Bearer stra.
Machinist's. Too- from the best makers in the country.
ITIarblelzed Iron and Wood.
FREUN D A CO., Maauf-rturem of Lisrneou Marble. Ware
room No. 64S X-a Broadway, Factory earner of Cenfte and
Franklin 8tree, 4th story, room No. 1 1.
IVcedleti. Fii IlookM &
Tackle dec
TriOMAS II- BATE, (late T. T. II. BATE.) 103
Lane, Needles, Fish Hook, Fbhlng Ta. kle, Ae.
Maiden
P;iper Ware room.
CYRUS W. FIELD 4 CO- H Cliff Itnp'U and Whomsale
Dealers ia American, French, German and English Papers
and every description of Paper Manufacturer's Materials.
Pencils, t
TNI yr POE anmoi's Celeoratea rencl-., SWp
and Iloaec
1 1 rmmitiim. Draw in c and riling.
Habbcr Pencils far
Schools, ,Thos. Munroe, 3 Pine Bt.
Perfumery nud Fancy Soaps:
k J. RAM8KT, (Manur. ana imp-) sis uroenwien sc.
of
IX.' Lubims Prevosts, uurieins ana o.ner eeieo-nea
makers-
KtHlIonery Wnreroojus Wholesale.
WM. . w Hsruot ft Co. Nor 13 and 15 Park aow, New York
rstv. IudU of stable and Fancy stationery. Dealers ia
American papers of every description.
K loans a koxooo, Ifo. 88 Jorn st. Wholesale BookseUert
ad staUoners, and Manf-of all kinds of Blank Booluu
4kf e9. . ' s?
ft
JI, pATaicE, Deflanoe salamander safes, (Gaylor's Patent)
Depot, fio. 1W rean sw wme-iy w jooh m.
Threads.
rr0MAS BARBOCB, 3 Sxchaoge PUce, Linen Threads,
X Shoe TUn i and Gilling Threads, of oar own make and
best quality, by the case only
Valentines for 1854.
TUB AMERICAN YAlJtXTINK 00, N. Y. Taos, rata, 8t,
Naseao Street. Aceat, are now prepturvd to execnU all or-
dars for Yale-ti-es and VataaUa fciaUo-ery for tot ap
proaclilnK Be son. - Dealers are requested to writ tntaiwdiste.
ly Jbr a trade Circular eo0nin? all particulars.
T. Frere also solicits orders for wood -ngravings, aad all
ether kinds of Engravnij and A rustic work la general.
Address, - I II06. FRERE, 81 .Nnsaa Bt, Hzv Yoaa.
- VovCBbsr Uth, ttJS, 8t4?
r- rGREIINSBOROUGII
lYjutual-Insurance 'Company.' I
fTTVHE cost of insnrance on the mntnal plaa is
H . bat a email sum, compared with a joint stock
Company. --This - Company being, located ,in ths
Western part of the Stated conseqaently much i the
larger portion - of the risks are in the West," Tery
many of which are iB;the;.country.-""v;-'v'!.X
, The Company is - entirely free from debt ; hare
made no- assessments, .and . bare - a rery. krfgs ; a
monnt in-cash and' good bonds, ; and is 'therefore;
confidently recommended to the pnblic. "i-, ,
At the last Annual Meeting the following Officers
were elected for the ensuing yearr yJ?
. JAMES SLOAN President. ,v- -
S. G. COFFIN, vice Ircsident. -s '
C. P MENDENnAU-JAttorney. ".,
. PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
WILLIAM. H. CCMMINGGeneralgent,
" " ' , : ' DiKKCToaa,: "- " T
James SloanV'J. A. M.ebane, C. P. McwlenhaTl,
W. S. Rankin, lier.C: F. Deems. J. M. Garrett, Dr
D. P. Weir, W. J. McConheU, of Greensboro' t Dr.
Shubald G. Coffin,-J. W- Field,- Jamestown; F. Hi
liott, Guilfoyl ; William- A. Wright, Wilmingtoa:
Dr. C. Watktns, Carolina sud -Ceflegf JehA X
Shaver , Salisbury; John II. Cook, Fayetterille,' E.
F. Lilly, Wadesboro' J. J." Biggs,' Raleigh ; Leroy
Springs, Charlotte; J. J. Jackson, Pittsboro'; H.
B. EUiott, Cedar Falls.
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y.
Agent in Raleigh, GEO. T. COOKE.
Dee. 14, 1833 - 101
GREENSBOROUGH
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE TRUST COM
PANY. THIS Company, as its. name indicates, is "upon
the mutual jpriuciple, and embraces two dis
tinct departments, to wit ; Life Insurauce and
Trust department. This ' ottracti-e combination
offers to Policy' holders double the ordinary securi
ty, without destroying their right to a full participa
tion in the entire profits of the Company. Premi
ums will be" received, in cash, either annually,
semi-annually,' or quarterly, as may be agreed up
on at the time the Policy is issued. ,
Iu tbe TRUST DEPARTMENT, or Deposit Sys
tern, the payments made to the Company are en
tirely optional with the Depositor, as regards the
amount nud the time at which they are made. A
party may pay in as much or as little, (not less
than one dollar,) and as often, as may be conTe
nient for him, without any obligation upon him to
continue his payments, and may withdraw them
at his pleasure.
So that, on the plan of this Company,' there is
created at one and the same time an assurance pay
able at death aand available ii icknes and a pro
vision for old age.
Skf See Pamphlets furnished by the Company.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
Directors Ralph Gorrell, Lyndon Swain, John
A. Gilmer. D. F. Caldwell, Richard Greene, Da-id
McLean, Richard Sterling, John M. Logan, D. P.
Weir, E.-W. Ogburn, Robert M. Sloan, Robert P.
Dick, Henry E. Blliott.
President R.tLru GoREF.LL.
Vice Presided Lyndon Swaim.
Secretary and Treasurer L. P. Weir.
Attorney John A. Gilmer.
Examining Phyticum Edwin Watson, M. D.
Consulting Fhysiciaiu D. C. Mebanc, M. D.; J
L. Cole, M. I). D. P. Weir, M. D.
General Ayeut William U Cumming.
B2 Any information relative to the Company
may be had by addressing D. P. WEIR,
Secretary and Treasurer
Feb. 22, 185.1. tf-17
North Carolina Mutual Insurance
Company.
RALEIGH, N . C .
THIS Company has been in successful operation
for more th.-m seven years, and continues te
take risks upon all classes of property in the State,
(except Steam Mills and Turpentine Distilleries,)
upon favourable U-rms. Its Policies now cover
property amounting to !$4,o00,000, a large por
tion of which is hi Country risks, and its present
capital is over Six Hundred Thousand Dollars,
in bomls properly secured.
The average cost of Insurance upon the plan ef
this Company has been less than one third of one
per ceut per annum, on all grades of property em
braced in its operations.
THE following persons have been elected 'Direc
tors and Officers of this Company for the present
year:
DIRECTORS.
J. G. B. Roulhac. C. W. D. Hutching, Jno. R,
Williams, Jo'in Primrose, Henry D. Turner, S. W.
Whiting. T. H. Selby, Raleigh; Geo. McNeill, Fay-
etteville; Jos. G. V,' right, Wilmington; James E.
Hoyt, Washington; James Sloan, Greensboro' ; Jno.
Cox, Edenton ; Josh. Boner, Salem ; Jos. H. Pool,
Elizabeth City ; F. F. Fagan, Plymouth ; Alexan
der Mitchell, Newbcru; W. N. H. Smith, Mur-
freesboro' ; II. B. Williams, Charlotte; John B.
Barrett, Milton; A. T. Summy, Asheville.
All Directors are authorized to receive applica
tions.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
J. G. B. Roulhac, President.
Henry D. Turner, Vice d.
S. W. Whiting. Treasurer.
John C. Partridge, Secretary.
John H. Bryan, Attorney.
J. Hersman, General Agent.
S. W. Whiting,
Jno. R. Williams, V Executive Cimn dttes.
John I'rimrose, J
All communications in tcfcrenceto insurance
should be addressed to the Secretary, post paid. ,
J. C. PARTRIDGE, Sec'y.
Raleigh, Mar. 22, 1853. 25
Tri-Weekly Stage Line,
rp HE Stages will leave Raleigh, every Monday,
I Wednesday and Friday, at t A. M: by the way
ot Pittsboro', Franklinsville, Cedar Falls, Ashboro',
Copper Mines, c, arriving at Salisbury by 7 P. M.
next day.
Fare from Raleigh to Pittsboro' $3,00
do do St. Lawrence, 4,00
do Franklinsville, Cedar Falls & Ashboro', ...3,00
do Salisbury, 8,00
Four Horse Coaches, to Pittsboro',
II. L. R0BARDS, k CO.
Proprietors.
Stage Office Yarbrough House, Raleigh, N. C.
Aug. 3. 1853. 63
New Arrival
AT THE VARIETY STORE!
T'
HE undersigned respectfully informs the citi
zens of Raleigh, and of tho surrounding
country, that he continues at his old stand, and
has just returned from the Worth, where he selec
ted a good assortment of articles usually .kept in a
.1 -1 T - .
anuiy urocery ana Voniecwouary.
; UKUUGKlca
Java, Laguira and Rio Coffees ; Clarified, PuL
verized, Crushed and Brown Sugars; Wax, Sperm,
Adamantine and Tallow Candles-; Molasses and
Sugar House Syrup; Apple Vinegar, Tomato and
Walnut Catsups, Fish, Rice, Lard, Salt, Starch,
Blacking, Table Salt, Mustard,-Nutmeg, Ginger,
Maca, Cloves, Cinnamon, Spice, sal. soda, c.
- ; -MISCELLANEOUS .
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Walking Canes,
Umbrellas, Wool and Cotton Cards, Nails, a full
assortment of Tin Ware,- Horse Combs and Brush
es, Plough Lines,' Bed Cords, Coffee Mills, Spades,
Shove's, Water Vessels, Horse Buckets, Brooms,
Baskets, &c.- . - ,
CONFECTIONARY, &c. : .
Soda Crackers, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Currants,
Citron, Sardines, Pickles, Chocolate; Preserved
Ginger, Pears. Damsons, Pine Apples, Peaches,
Quinces and lames; Olives, Almonds, Filberts,
Palm Nuts, Pecan, (by tho bag or lb.,) Tobacco,
Snuff. Soaps, Cologne, Looking Glasses and Fire
works, together with many other articles too nu
merous to mention. . -
MUSICAL' INSTRUMENTS
- Accordeens, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Tambo-
rincs, Fifes, Flutes, so. a . ,
.. . , r HENRY KEIM.
A5- 1853,, y .-' tf 70
T A "aart or tti i n i i n i,rnn -.
'- (SUCCESSOR TO KERR & CUTHBERT,) H
(rVecer Forwarding- and Commission idferchamt, Bt
:. ' . Ungbrvk Street, iTelertbvergt r.'"'4v
. ThosBragg,Jr; JaekwiXe.
-VF'iHl V PeUrsbW.
s- aiessrs. aenui s ro. ' -
i Messrs. L. D. W. G.. Crenshaw, RithmitU. -,
f; Josiah WiHs, Esq., Noifolk.': - 1
. James George Esq., Ballanorel '-'. i
5 Mesm Monahan & Beers. Tr TVrJr. .k-
TT AS. constantly on- hand Prima Port -Rica
JLuL --d New Orleans Sugars, --- -: i '1 -. :
Loaf, Crushed, Pnlverised and Clarifte!.," d 4
Rio, Laguira ,J6ufa&G&ve.i . ?
BlAck Pepper! in Erain and wound." and AHsDiee
Race Ginger.ia Bags, "and Ground in Boxes :"';!
Gunpowder, Jui per ial and Young Hyson Teas ' .' ,-' ;
i-uow, Aaamantine and Sperm Candles - ,
Brown, Pale and Variegated Soaps '
Oonpowder, Shot and Bar Lead 5. ?
Blacking, Ink, Shoe Thread and Wrapia Pasar.
Good and Damaged Ssleattd Upper Lat-r "tT
LiTerposLawi (-rauad Ar-rt-il Xttr$&5--
fFrimt Virgini- and Westers Bacea- aai sA ..;:.
Nails, assorted, with sflooring and Warehense v
RegaliaV Principe, and Havauna Gears : . . 5
.Together with alargej stock of foreign and d
mesne Liquors, v ines, c., which he oners at tke
lowest market rates."
The strictest attention paid te reeivin aid fer
wardipggoods.
Petersbnrg, Marchft,' . 19 '
' A- & H. HARRIS,
GENERAL WCS5I9N. !CERCrr8,
XOKFOLK, V1ROIX1A, -
"1T7"ILL make liberal advances on csnsignments,
T T if
desired.
Norfolk. April 19, 1853
13 ly
IRON RAILING
AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
nMIIE subscribers respectfully inform the eitizens
I of the United States, that they are prepared
to fill orders for all kinds of Iron Work, sues, as
Railings for public or private parks, gardens. Steps,
balconies, verandahs, cemeteries. &c. Also, Sat
tees, Chains, Tables, Grey Hounds, east iroa
Lambs, Newfoundland Dogs, iron Stairs, Doors,
Shutters, Guards, Gates and all kinds of ornamea
tal and architectural Iron Work. .
ffig. They pay particular attention to enclosing
cemetery lots, having the largest and handsomest
assortment of any establishment in the country.
Persons desiring to make selections of patterns, and
know tho cost of work, by addressing the subscri
bers, will receive, by return of mail, printed designs
of work and list of prices. All orders entrusted
to us will receive prompt attention.
HOOD & CO.,
No. 121 North Tenth st., Philadelphia.
Oct. 28, 1853. 8 3m
Isaac Proctor
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(SUCCESSOR TO OLIVER PROCTOR.)
"VYTOCLD respectfully announce to his patrons
Y and the public generally, his return from
the Northern cities, and that he is now receiving
his Fall and Winter supplies of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vestings, Furnishing Goods and Ready-made
Clothing, which, being bought principally for cash,
he is enabled to offer at very low rates. .
He has now in store, at the old stand, opposite
the Post-Officc
Superfine bl'k, blue, brown, dahlia and other
fancy Cloths, of various goods .
Superfine French, English and American Cas
simeres, of all prices, plain and fancy
Superfine Simoiii Doeskins, for pants and
OTercoats v
Superfine bl'k-Satins and Grenadines
Plain and fig'd and fancy silk Vestings
Fine assortment rich silk Quiltinga, for wed
dings and parties
Plain and fig'd Plush and Velvets, very rick.
FURNISHING GOODS A complete assortmsnt,
consisting in part of
Superfine plain and fancy dress Shirts
Do 3-pIy Collars, large variety
Do Canton Flannel, bleached Drill
Merino and silk Under-shirts and Drawers
Silk, cotton and merino plain and fancy
Hosiery
Gloves, very superior kid, bl'k, white and fancy
Cravats, black and fancy, and a rich assort
ment for weddings and parties
Stocks, bl'k, white and fancy,with and with
out ties ;
Suspenders, Dressing Gowns, &c. -In
fact, everything necessary for a gentleman's
complete outfit. ( - '-
With sincere thanks to his numerous patrons for
the liberal encouragement heretofore extended to
him, he hopes, by strict attention to v their wants,
and a determination to please, to merit its oontiftu
ance.
Gentlemen furnishing their own goods to Jbe
manufactured, may rely upon receiving the same
care aud attention as though sold by himself.
The latest Paris and London fashions just received
Cutting and repairing done promptly at alt jimes.
He will remind those indebted, six months time
is allowed to punctual customers. Those in ar
rears longer than the above time will please call
and close their accounts, cither by cash er note,
and oblige ISAAd PROCTOR.
Oct. 18, 1853. - t 15-
Age and Giraffe. ' 1 4' - .'
CHERRY & BIGGS
GENERAL f
Commission Merchants.
CAROLINA W II A R F T 0 W N P O I N 1:
- . NORFOLK, VA. v- ; .
Aanl . itibS. -if H
a - -
TO
TnE CREDITORS vAND HEIRS
or
WILLIAM FERNANDO. LATE OF
PRINCE GEORGE , COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
BY" virtue of a Decree of Prince George Circuit
Court, made at its November Jenn last I was
required to advertise in the "Raleigh 'Register
and "Richmond Enquirr,'': warning- the'Creditors
and heirs ; ef William Fernando, to appear at the
next term f the. Court to be held in May next,
the 15th of the mbjith, to shew cause against the
payment over to Samuel Davis, who intermarried
with a relative of the said William Fernando, of all
the estate now held by William G ee, the Adminis
trator of the said William Fernando this property
amounts to about $2,000 00 If Uiero 'are. any
other persons entitled to any portion of this estate,
they ought immediately.' to let it be known.
. ROBERT. GILLIAM, Commissioner. ' ;
r Prince George Court House, Va.,-
TK STORE, Ground Alum Salt, in sacks,
I Gunny and Hemp .Bagging, r
liaie tvope ana xwine. xor saiv iow.
. ' . . . . jIjbrown,
Ne. 9. Fayetterille St.
Raleigh, JanfS, l?SZ.
rr:. Fifty Dollars; Reward. V ,.
TV AN AW AY from mei at Chapel Hill, a negro
, man, known by tho name of GEORGE , AK-klNGTON-
r- f v iM" tTrs
Said negro is straight and well-formed; about
thirty or thirty ve years of "age i five -feet ten
inches high ; weighs from "a hundred and fifty to a
hundred and sbtty pounds. In complexion, ho is
a Tery bright, mulatto, almost white , has straight
hair, of a light brown coior and blue eyes. Has a
sear en his left hand between the thumb and fore
''. a s a
finger, caused oy a ourn wnen a cnua-,.. ai s
. It is supposed that he "will endeaver io- make
his way to the North. 'i:v - t .
-- The above reward of fifty dollars will be paid
for him. if .delivered tome at Chapel-Hill, or
twenty-fire dollars, if lodged in Jail so that I get
Jjitn. V' i :3lAti A.' oouinftinir.
Jan.'9t'lfi6i;.v; l-?y , '- , tf -,i
North Carolina Mutual Life Ini
r ' yance Company.
OFFICE-RAlEIGH?,NxC;r
fTlHIS Company continues to, insure the livet ef '
J all healthy W tote persons ana BUYe;
t-Ths greatest risk taken onasinglelife is
Slaves are insured for a term of ene to five yearafrl 5
fas meir arae ,h 'V'i':
-
: .Dr? Chas. E Johnson,: Preside-V
? Win. D. Haywood, Vice Presidenl,
James F. Jordan. SecretarY. .i
Win. H.'Joneei Treasref?i2U 'Mfii-
! HFerriijr Bmbeev-Attorney,;;-;
bri Wrn. I McKm. Fam!nlnr PhT-lsla-W.' rU. -
-' J"Heiwn,6eieit.-Afeat;
AH losses are paid within 9.days after easfae
tory' proofs presenteiLSy
-'Blanks and Pamphlets, showing the plan ef spet 'i .
Utioa of the Company; may beibad an applkatis -
at the Umce, or any of the Agencies. -l iewra
iB ttl KtT OBQ Lt..telH Ktb iiaa-i -'' vJ'.rVT'lV-tV' -;
; -MaV't-UBi.M-"'
ea.'".1 way' y "Tel"! i'1'"''"'
A '
. V fW a. A, U J - WXA . .
JL-I'flAatlfeitD.Coss ; offers- to insure B-ild-sgt'
and. Merchandize-, against loss or daxaage j ara.
at premtums to auit the times. .
-1 -rs.
This is one of the oldest and best Insurance Ce-
panies in the United States, and pays iU IeM
prompuy., '-,;?;;
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh, ar its tV. v
cinity, to ba made to r j
' i S. W. WHITWG,'. ;''
And for MilUn. NtC and tieinitr. to" " ' , v '
- i-T - T -T A T a sT XT' T .; "T
October, 1848. -Sr " ; i W"- - S3
JUST RECEIVED. Another Supply of uaic:;t;j 5
Instruments at the N..O. .Musip Store, .whera". '' -' ;
may always be found Sheet Music and Music BoOka
for all instruments.. aPiauos -from the' celebrated
Factory of Knabe A Gsehle, Baltimore. . IGrult-rs..
Violins, Violincellos, Drums," Fifes, Flutes, Clari v
netts, Flageolets, Octavo Flutes Accordeons, rang-f V 4
ing from GO cents to $15,00, Banjos, Tamborins, : "
Violin Screws," Pins, Bridges,' . Bows."' A new let - & it
of Italian Strings both for Guitar ad;-llto2lK'ivA..-i3!
large assortment of Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Porto -f
ARTISTS' MATERLALS. A be'autif-t lot if i?;? : . )
Landscape Patterns for Oil Painting, Japan Boxetf : . -s t?
Paints, Brusaes, Oils and Yarhish; Canxas 'dft,i f
pieces or oa stretches. 3' '- "'"'j. r--:.1;.!-';
Drawing Patterns, Pencils, Paper, Bristol Board. i
Mill Beards, Graduate Tint Paper PasteL- Wate: .
Colors, Pictures, Picture Frames, Guilt Moulding,, "j
Glass fcc., &c. 1L WiPaTRS(UJAi
Raleigh, Sept. 1C, 1853. -:v.y75 -
IRON RAILING, . AND ORNAMENTAL '
IRON WORK. -
THE subscribers respectfully inform the citi
zens of the United States, that they' are' pre
pared to fill up orders for all kinds of Iron: Work, .
such as railings for Public, or Private Parks, Gar
dens, Steps, Balconies,. Verandahs, Cemeteries, &c.
Also, Settees, Chairs,.Tables, Grey hounds, Cast
Iron Lambs, New Foundland Dogs, .Iron Stairs;
Doors, Shutters, Guards, Gates and all kinds of
ornamental and architectural Iron work. ,
BS They pay particular attention to enclo-
sing cemetery lots, having the largest and hand
somest assortment of patterns of .any establishment
in the country. Persons desiring to make selection
of patterns and kno w the cost of work, by address-.
ing the subscribers, will receive, by return of mail.
printed designs of w ork and list of prices. All orders
entrusted to us will receive prompt attentioBlS "Tv
HOOD CU.
No. 121 North Tenth st, Phflade'rphia:
Not. 22nd, 1853. . - ,
Splendid Lottery tan- 1854.:
GREGORY f MA URY, Memagtrt
(Successor to J. W. Mairy j C.)
$37,000 I -
Let tery f- the benefit f ths
State of Delaware, v
Class 17 for 1854, v .
Te be drawn at Wilmington, DeL, Saturday, Jan.
21st, 1854. - vt. . ;.'
12 Drawn Numbers out of 76. -
BRILLIANT SCHEME. -of
$37,000 '
..v. 2Ct,ooo .
o.-. lo-oo-i . :
dp-....-..:--... iotooo
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i ' ,
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: o uo....
2,ooai
LC0 Prizes of.....:.................,
9'49 de.1,......;..;.....:..;.....,.v
1.00O-
fSOO.
110' Lowest No., Prizes
1 Pri-
1 .4...
1 a
-lekets, $10nalTea.$5naiv $20.-;:'..'.. i
iiru), ei rag a 01 u wnu ucaets sw.w ss..
da
de.
.25 half
do:
70 0TJ!
da,"
de.
25 quarter
doJ
35-00
Very Brilliant Indeed!
$65,000!
1"u y-:. Lottery the benefitef tie ; f
s: STATE OF DfiLEWAREi t ;
.- CIass'B. roa-1854. . rc , v.
Drawn iat Wilmington, Del; Sat.Jan-28, 1854-
t ' 75 No. Lottery 13 Drawn Ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
?. 1 Splendid Capital of ...; 5,tKX)
.-- L . - ' dtt a a a a-a a 2 0"00
l'l Solendid Priie ol ..... .....! 5:000
X ' i0 M e9 lSOCR
1 ' t0 ' er w4r 3. 0B000
1 v. do ...;....--6,398
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