VOLUME LVI
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the raxiigh i'ssmsnap
is e.stisast ten wssuy aa yrmttf, by
seXxVn gales,
H'lTOl Ab riOMIITOI.
tllMI:
for Um Scaai-wwklv, $par aaaaaaj IiiimK
Forth WMj, -; $8 aar m ; la advaaca f a.
' SATES O ADTXETT8INO :
UfMnm-hi avary 1 Dm, ant tanrttoa $11
aeaitfttosa llaiai Mia.aV ef.
Coort OKkn aW Jadldal drwtiMMmts wffl k shaivi
UpiLkMMr; Vrt4hrtiof prnat.Ulbi
jftwittwnhfnto tdi (Iwi by ihr jar.
Adiuitiw U teMftMlia Um SMii-weeUy, wUJ alaa appaar
a tba Waaklv.ftwof eharn.
i Id um HMr Bui ba MMto.
BUSINESS CABDS.
REGISTER POWER
PRESS AND JOB OFFICE.
t& W ajra prepand to cxeoaU U descrip
tions of JOB PRINTING, at raonbU rate, wiU
BMtnesa ud dispatch. Oar offioa U aappliad witk.
th nrj latest stjlaa of ...
Ilf ilO TAIKIOVilLX TTP
of Try description aaoeaaarr far tko prompt ea-eatioa-
of
AND
mil 1KB FlBCl JOB rtlSTIM,
SCCU AS .
Pamphlets, Circulars, Ball Tickets,
BILL HAB,
BUSINESS CARDS,
FREIQHT BILLS, BAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
LARGE POSTERS, BLANKS AC,
In as neat style aa any other Establishment,
and in any quantities.
Giles Leitch.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Lumksetoi, Ros isos Co., N. C.
Jan, 5, 1866 2 ly
Law Copartnership.
TVrTT.T.ER & ROGERS,
Attorneys Coauaellora at Law,
KAXEIG1I, N. C.
WILL attend promptly to all business entrust
ed to them.
H. W. MILL! -, S. H. EOOIBS.
OFFICE : Comer of the Rkqistck Row, oppos
ite the Court House.
Oct. 24th. 1854, . tf86
J. & J. I. Hatliaway & Co.,
IMPORTERS OF MOLASSES,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WlLMIJtQXPN, N. C.
J. HATHAWAY.
. J. L. HATHAWAY.
WM. B. DTLEY.
Jan.S, 1855. 2 lypd
Dentistry.
OFFICE OVER MR. R0QLHAC8 13T0RE.
REFERENCES,
(BY PERMISSION.)
ReT. Dr. Mason, Raleigh,
Rer. Dr. Smedea, do
Dr. F. J. Haywood, do
' Hon. Hagh Waddell, Chapel HU1,
ReT. Dr. Samuel Seabary, N. t.
Dr. J. Pamly, do
Dr. George E. Hawes, do
Dra. Chase k Harker, Georgia.
May 8. 1855. 87 tf
C. DuPRE & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMIS
SION MERCHANTS.
D a iiis iv Sugar, Ftitr, Coffee, Motasaes, Teas,
Candlta, Wood Ware, Raisins, Tobacco, Sc
gars, Scotch Ale, London Porter, Broom,
UtareX, Salt, Mtss Park, &c.
Corn ie Feont and Peixcess Sts.,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
C. PpPee. ir D. B. Bakee.
Wilmington, Mar. 28. 1854. Ij 26
JAMES EMETTS, "
Forwarding Mergh&nt,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Aug. 24, 1854. 70-tf
Mew A action and PemaUaslon Hum,
WE beg lea re to announ.ee W our (xienda and
the public generally, that we have associated
ourselves together for the purpose of doing a Gene
ral Auction, Commission and Agency business in
tins city, at the corner formerly occupied by the late
P. . Smith, and hope by strict personal attention
to business to merit a liberal patronages '
MS. J. LITCHFORD,
WM. H. COOKE.
REFERENCES.
C. Dewey, Cashier of the State Bank, Raleigh.
W. H. Jones, Cape Fear
E. B Freeman, Clerk Supreme Court, "
Heartt k. Jones, Merchants, "
A. Mr McPheeters fc Co., Norfolk, Va.
Thomas Loring, Esq., Wilmington, N C.
Raleigh, Hay 11, 1S55. S.
A. M. CrHIITml, H. OHISELIX. J. W. HAITI.
A. M. MfPHEETERS &, CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Forwarding it Commission Merchants.
6 BOAXOKE SQ0AEE,
NORFOLK VA.
Beteexxcbs.
Thoa. P. DeTereui, Halifax, N. C.
G. W. Mordecai, Pres. Bk. of the State of N. C.
C. Dewey. Cashier do do do do
W. H. Jones do Branch do Cape Fear Raleigh
L. O'B. Branch, Pres. R. & Q. K. R,
slesafi. Reid Sootter, )
Dr. N. C. Whitehead, I Norfolk.
Pre't Farmers' B'k of Va. J
Alex. Bell, Esq.
Messrs. S pence & Reid, Baltimore.
B. Blossom & Son, Nets Tort.
September 16th, 186. 76
ONE PRICE JBWELRY STORE.
& MYERS it JANKE ,
DEALERS IN
Fine JfatcIieS) Jewelry, Spectacles.,
Silver Ware, fcq.
No J Main Street, Richmond, Va.
WATCMBS AID JBWELBT OAEBFOLLT EEPAIEBD.
Oct 1, 1855. wly 79
PETER "wTHll.TO.Nf
Commission Merchant ,
won. v ajtd t qrmr wharf,
NORFOLK, VA.
SPECIAl. ATTENTION PAID TO SELLING
Tohaeee, Flevx, GraJm, Cotton, 4tt iic.
Also, to Receiving aad Forwarding Goods. --
REFER TO
Cbaa. L. Hinfoa. Rao. Wake Co. N. C. J. B. G
Roulhae, aadOeorge W. Hswood, Eaqs., Raleigh,
N. C. Wbi. Pramaaer, Esq., Warrenton, N. C.
Ah(. 25. 1854. 69
""! V.! ' ' "1
THOS. L. BAEEAVS.
lUklKE. '
BAKER BARKATJD, '
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
TabLs' Buildings, IWa Va.
. , NPRFOIH, VA.
May 22, 18.VV a.u.
I S PERRY, i
Dental. Surgeon,
. RALSIGH, N. C.,
BBPXEBSOM
The Faculty of the Baltimore College of DeaUl
Sorrerj,
ReT. Dr. Smedes, Raleigh.
Rev. Dr. Lacy, do
. Ret. Mr. McDowell. do
Dr. Chas. E. Johnson, do
. Dr. Fab J. Haywood, do
Hon. J bo. H. Bryan, do
Prof. Owen, W. F. College.
Pftof. Wtngate, do
Pre'. Wheat, Chapel Hill.
Rst. Mr. fltxgerald, Jackson, N. C.
April S, lla5&-V4
27 ly
-A&
- .CI
.
' a
Dry Goods. Gtbotb; FaraiiD Implements, Eooh
MCSICAL tNSTBClIKirrs,
CARRIAGES, FRUIT TREE8,
m AvraiM sua raar cab mm w
CITY OF HEW YORK,
AT t PIK CKNT. C0MMI5SI0V ' -
tn to Hon. W. A. Oraham, G. E. Badgar, B. L
Ba-aUH J. M. Horhkd, C. P. Maaacohall, J. W. Oabora,
H. W. WoadSa, and otbrrs. n.w Yrk, im.
Commission and Fortcarding
MERCHANTS,
Brown's Building, Water Street,
WILMINGTON. N- C?
OSVAL ADTANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS.
March 6th. 1S55. 19 ly.
David A. Bain. GeoeqbM. Bain, Je.
BAIN & CO.
SUCCESSORS TO BAIN HATTON & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
Commission MercJiants,
Cenvr ef feting and Water Streets.
PORTSMOUTH VA.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SELLING
Tobacco, Flour, Grain, Cotton, tfce.
ALSO,
TO RECEIVING AND FORWARDING GOODS
Jan. 88, 1856.
9 ly
W. P. ET.T.TOTT,
General Commission and
Forwarding; Merohant,
WILMINGTON, N. C .
Feb. 13, '65. 18 ly
KADER BIGGS & CO
GENERAL ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Turn' Wharf, Town Point,
NORFOLK VA.
Reteebnces. Messrs. Bloodctod A Co.. E. P.
Tabb k Co., Alexander Bell, Esq., Norfolk ; Hon.
Asa Biggs, Williamston, N. C; CqL J. B. G. Roul
hae, Raleigh; Lewis Thompson, Esq., Hotel, N. C.
Uct. ioo4. 86
EDWARD J. LUTTERLOH,
Generml Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
THE Subscriber keens constantly on hand a
supply of Fresh Lime ; Calcined Plaster ;
Land fleeter ; a ydraulie Cement s plastering iiair
which he is prepared ta sell as lqw as these ar
ticles are to. he had ia any city Sooth. Orders
will receive' prompt attention.
EDWARD J. LUTTERLOH.
Wilmington, N-C, Jan. 30, .'65. ly 9
Books and Stationary !
H. D. TURNER,
No. 1 FAYETTEVLLXE STREET,
RALEIGH' N Q.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Bookseller
and Stationer, keeps constantly on hand
a very large and complete assortment of
Law, Medical, Ulasaical, ecbool and Miscella
neous Books. A complete assortment of Station
ery, Blank Books, Globes, Mathematical Instru
ments, sc ,- &c.
Blank Books made to order at short notice and
in best style. Just received from the manufac
turers direct 100 Reams Cap and Letter Papers,
which he will sell at low prices.
Bi Country Merchants aad others are reques
ted to call 'and examine his stock.
Raleigh, September 1854. 80
CLAUDIUS B. SANDERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SMITHTIELD, NOBTH CAUOLUA,
TTYTTLL attend the Courts of Johnston, Wayne
YY and Nash.
Jan. 14, 1853. 6
Fresh Family Grooerles.
VT7E have now ia Store a well selected stock
YY of Family Groceries, comprising the fol
lowing:
Stuart ajo. 1 Syrup,
Best Family Molasses,
Loaf, Pulverised and Crushed Sugar,
Brown and Clarified do.,
W bole grain Rice,
Rio, Lagnira, Java and Mocha Coffee,
.Imperial, Hyson and other Green and Black
Teas,
Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles,
Starch, Bar 8oap, 8piee, Ginger, Pepper,
Maoearoni aad English Cheese.
Indeed, all articles in the "Grocery line.
W. fl. 4 E. 8. TUCKER.
ISRAEL W. 5GUP8ER,
UffOBTKB AMQ MANUFACTURE OP
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS, :
Shirts, Stocks, Cravats, Hosiery, Suspenders,
Dressing Robes, lie. j etc.
296 BROADrar, mew toee:.
ISSAaL W. SCUODKB, . A. D. HIIXIAED, - A.SOCX
- June 18, 1855., i, , : 49 wSm
Ladles Dress Goods.
English k ?reaoh"Msriios, ; , . . ;
. Figured PUidCasljmerft, .
'". & "Dq fUooselinea, 4 ,
Alpaeae. .
Bl'k. Do v-
: t w&wAu: .
J . v . Com, Merchants.
One DeahoTSa. Porter's Shoe. Btere.
Seft. Utk, 1865.
74.
'Ct 1.
51 '
' i
CITY ADVERTIS:IENTS.
S P Ii Elf TJrjip 1 JllWEtltYt
uud Clef ait t Fancy OoodS.' "
L b. Dtjj i naa recerrea, mu uuw
opening; ote ef the most mostly and
the best sclQcUd lot : of JEWELERS and
FANCY GOODS ever, exhibited inthis market,
Mis assortment, in either Bh,"embraces" the ino's't f
fiashiftnaVle and beautiful- specimens and the very
latest strlesin part',? as follow a-f -i J v r ' : ' .
Diamond, t '!;
Peart, ' ; " ." V ...
Cameo, and'
Mosaic Breast Tins, .
and Erfr-Rfags,
Gold and 8ilTer Watehes,
Elegant sty ks,x
Silver Card Bask, ta,
Forks, -Napkin
Ringa, .
Card Cases, - .
Porte Monnaies,
" Gold and Silver Pencils, fc
Sept 26, 1654. '
Repaying, JRMft&A? . .
HAYJN4 secured the serricea of - hiaOr
coatpHabed. woTkiuan in, this department of
my business, I shall be able to give the mot entire
"-taafactian to the Pablio in all wor committed to
ssy charge. ' ' " . " " -
ALL ORDERS will be executed in the m est'
werkuanlike manner, and with despatch.
07R.
ROOT.
78 September 28, 1854.
GUNS, PKTOL8, RIFLES, SHOT BAGS,
&cA large aad varied importation.
0. B. ROOT. I
JepL 26, 1854. . . . . 78 .
BliCMilTHWG.nORSOHOElSIG. IC.
EDWARD YARBROUGU, Jr., Having ereeted
a new Blackawith Shop at the ouruer .of 11 r
gett and Wilmington Si's. ia 'prepared t have all,
work in the above line executed with care and
dispatch. The well known Jim ATku.ts. withesm
peteut assistants, being permanently engaged he
is enabled to have the animals entrusted to his care
shod in a workmanlike manner.
Raleigh, May 2, 1854. tf 48
The Favorite Authored of tfee Pioath !
ANEWNOYEUY THE AUTHOROf "ALONE."
First Edition, 10,000 Copies.
NOW READY.
A Nocel.
Bt Maeion Hablaxp, or Richhokd, Vaj
One Elegant 12uao. Vol. 434 Pages, Price. 1 25.
fllHE extraordinary success of Miss Harland's
4,Alone" running through euition after edi
tion, with great rapidity -re-published in England
with a still larger sale translated into the French
and German lauguages with marked success i
perhaps the best evidence of the origioalitf and
popularity of her writings. In the laagwage of
an eminent critic "She may henceforth take rank
among the moat successful novelists of the UniU-d
State."
"Those who have read "Alone" and those who
have not, should will be interested aud, gratified
to know, that a new book by Virgiuia s gifiod antho-
ress, entitled "ine Hidden fain, is now ready.
Beautifully aa "Marion Harland has wovtn the
threads of life in other romance endlong she is.
poetess of rare felicity we are v safe in predicting
that her new work will surpass all her previous ef
forts in fine delineation, brilli vnce and power, and
that Mr. Derby will be called upon to record it on his'
books m oe of the most popular and successful of
modem literary tesuee. Since reading -'Alone."
we shall impatiently await the appearance of "The
Hidden Path." N. r. temy Mirror.
J. C. DERBY, Publisher, 119 Nassau street.
New York, and for sale by" all booksellers and
newsagent W. U rUMBKUi, Kaleirn.
Sept. 7, 1866. VI
NOTICE !
D. S. LAND AND PENSION AGENCY.
X) all those for whom I have collected Land
1
Warrants, Uss than ICQ acre; I have the num
ber and particulars of said warrant, and, by call
ing on or writing to me. I can get each one an
increase of pay ; and to all the Soldiers who Ten
dered 14 days' service in any of the wars since
190. they, or their widows, or minor child or
children, are entitled to land. They will do well
to call at this Agency. I have the rolft for the
State of North Carolina.
Also, all Widows of the Revolutionary War are
entitled to land. Wagon Masters and Teamsters
are embraced among the numerous Laws; and
all those who think they have a claim are respect
fully invited to call and have their claims inves
tigated. My terms are no charge, unless 1 succeed
After 16 years' experience, I flatter myself that
I understand my business, and1 all the numerous
laws in such cases. Give me a call, and have
your claims investigated before it will be forever
too late.
Enlisted Soldiers, having located lands in Illi
nois and MisiourL I will pay the highest cash
priees for them. I have the number, Townships
and locations of several hundred in whose name
they appear of record.
The highest cash prices paa rr land warrants.
Office opposite Lawrence's Hotel, at the Ex
press Office. J. H. KlRKlIAM.
Raleigh, . C, Marc a iz, iwx. .. zi vr
Ladies' Dress Goods, .
RICH Black and Whito Watered Silks ; do
Plaid Poult De Soi ; do bin pea ; do Mono
Antique something new ; Brocaded Silks. AUo
a ltrrge assortment ol A-uiestring, Marceiine ana
Florence Silks.
W. H. k R. S. TUCKER.
just to Rarid,
VTf TE haTe mAt 'eceivtd and are now open
Ww inr. an assortment oT Goods, for ' Fall, ar.d
Winter Trade, consisting of . , . '
Tttmi . and Bra. Domestics : do Jeans :. Bd Tick
ings;Calicoes ; Fur do; Flannel; CoVd CambxicB ;
Jaconet do; Swiss Muslins ; Cot'd do ; Black and
Plaid shawls; Domestie Gingliain ; Cot. Hdkfs';
Lact-s and Fringes; Silk and Velvet Trimmings.
Also, Boots, Shoes, Hull, Caps, Bqunets, and R"
dv made Clpthirg, and many other articles too te
dious to mention.
As these GockU were consigned to us, they will
be sold, clieap lor casn oniy.
L1TCF0RQ k COOKE,
pOinnissiou Merchant.
Raleigh, Sept. 13, 1&35. U
SCOTTS WTTIE GIANT IN TOWN 1 1
flHE little Monster has at last arrived, and
I may be seen daily in the rear of the Far
mere Hall. On 1 feed days, (Tuesdays,) is i
perfect wonder to see it masticate Corn-cob, aud
all at the rates or. iu ousaeis per aaur. Admis
sion free. 4AMfcS M- TOWLES.
Margh, a, naav 20.
Family Groceries .;
MoGEE A WILUAMS keep --constantly on
hand a large supply of choice Qrocerieg for
families, consisting of . Vf t ,j
Loaf,, Crushed, f ulyerjied, Ciarified ao4 Brow
L Java, Lagulra aad Biar Coffee. ' . .'
Superior Gunpowder, Imperial end Black' Tea
Best 8perm, Adamantine aad T allow Candles,
i Stewart's Goldea Syrup. , v- -Ji J .1
' Pepper, Anpice,,.GtngerwSteI Yellpw Soap
and Johaaou's Transparent and Toilet Soapa. ,Htl
ba.
1 ' 1 7.1' 'n' '
NEW AND OUSIrtABL E 0 6 OD V
'J AT1f14 BTAYfiTTEVlXX.S JT. ; ' "
TIHE SnbacrlWr hairjitst reeelTed &1b Fall and
Winter auppl ef 8RASOABlJi QOODft,
amoag which may be footuj lii.)Jir. -. i : i.
French Merinos, alt colours, Xapift's best make r
French; Ckshmeres bf eltfrVartety1 anI tr.
Fraaoh DeLaikes'of lsteef styles. ' s"
. - SUks, Plaid, Flgjured end. fbfa :
. , ' Woolen Plaids, and. Poplin. Reoea.
'"' Rich Tambonredlfoualin parrj dresses
v' Heavy Emb'd Crape Shawls,
u . : . fiarijkdiipers ih place aad pt'n.
,r 45iachtPUlpwpEM Linen,.
1 1 TaWe,DolleyE' and Crash
' Uaesl Sheeting. 10-4, 12-4.
Long aad Squaf e high berd wwl'a. sh'la. -.
French wark'd eolbra,eees aad ehamisettes
,.-.. . . . .! i , '
Hem Stich'd and rich Emb'dHandkerch!e&.
Foil aair'at at Riijhardson'B fully Lin'i
BiHIsEy exliapers; towebj and napkins
0-4 and eol. shtrgs aadxasinga.
1 Wefsh'ahdSaoV Flannels.
:U hits and red 4o 'air qualities.
Ladies and gent's Merino Sj ajad, .eettaa. Testa.
English' and German Hose a great verietr.,
Marseilles Quilts aad Furniture Dimities. .
I w s -Laoe anaUMuaUar wPiaei and Taxkey red 'do
1 11 . ' i i 1 1 sliiifB ;etseTlli,
B1kHro.DeRhin antPo?ae8oie Silks
Lead Colored and while ahd btaci i'!aU"
. ; BJk, Fchj.Bpiabxlae aad Merino p'a.'
Blk Tami.se and Canton Qeth- vu:, , .
Bli Alpaeas.' DeLaines aid' CBsBls.
Blh Lore Veils "and Lard3 T"
-BlkJaeoilre slsaawl Chaiaisettee,
Gingham aad Calicoes.
CARPETS, Ac.,
Brasseis, Venkiais saviTagrsia'wlrpwtv
German Ho JTwea4J3t4bv- do
. 6 and 12-4. DaggeU and Hearth Ruga.
1 Alicant. maTll and 8heep MaU
Bowto Vy tioee5 rfd Carpet bags.
Rose Maakanaw and Duffle Blankets.
Travelling oxJShatrl - do -
HARDWARE AND STEEL. '
Handsome setts ktTves rad forks, 51 pieawd "
- Rogers' bestseisaera and shears '
Skeara for flowers and. shruhbery ...
Porcelain lined Kettles and Paai
Soapstene Griddles for B.' W. Cake
Best Raaors, warranted, Ao.
FAMILY GRQCERIX3.
Stewart's best refined Sugars.
Loaf, crushed and Clarified do
Golden Syrup and daj'k'Moliasea.
Cocoa, Worcester Sauce aad Eng. maatard.
Imperial Gan Powder and BUt Teas.
Curraiita, CitroA and preaerteatgf'r.
Capers, Olives and Pickles
Layer Raisins, Rose kAlIat da
Mdchai Java and Lagnira CoiTee.
" J amaiea Bnaj, Jsiay whixhey.
Mon'gebelaaadeld Rye do
Lenlon dock and Pale Hennessee ' Brandy 1
Madeira, Sherry and Port Winee
Champagne, Hock and Claret
CetU Madeira for Cooking.
London Porter and BagUeh Ale.
Sperm, Adamantine aad Hall's Ca'dls
Starch in family boxes bf t eaeh.
Cm'icl eraaive soap, woman's friend
Table Salt, Bags and boxes.
' J. B. 0. ROUldQAC.
No. 13. t ajv8treet.
Bricks ! Briolra ! ! Br loir a Iff
f uyiiH SUBSCRIBERS HAVING MADB PER
Hmaiientw arrange merits tor earryiag! on the
BRICK-MA KING business on aa exteaeive scale.
are now prepared to contract for the delivery, dor
the ensuing season, of from eat ta Jam tmllita of
Krioks of tlieAeji' yuaiy and at sh pricts aa will
'defy all competition.
Orders from a distance will be promptly attend
ed to, and bricks delivered at either of the Depots,
if desired GEO. T. COOKE 4 CO.
Raleigh. March 12, 1865. 21 tf.
Just Received,
A LOT of Family Groceries, Cruah'd aad Brown
Sugars, Java, Bohea, Rio and Laguire Coffees.
O. P. Tea, Candles, Soaps, Snuff and Segara. Also
a lot ef chewing Tobaoco on commission at Facto
ry prices, at LITCHFORD k COOKE'S
June, 1855. 61
K, SMITH'S CORNER,
RALEIQU N. C,
WE ARE how in receipt of our Spring Sup
plies of Wares, c, embracing Hardware,
Crockery ware, Waod ware. Coach Trimmings
House Furniture articles and Cutlery of all kinds
to which we respectfully invite the attention of
purchasers. Farmers, Mechanics aad Artisans
can find at our establishment Tools, Implemeats
and a general assortment of Hardware suited to
their different vocations.
Having purchased the largest- 8tock ef Hard
ware ever brought to this market, with the de
sign of confining ourselves exclusively te this branch
of business, we think purchasers will find it
greatly to their advantage to examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
April 21 83 PVLLEN k 1ELVIN.
Now for Cheap Good.
MURRAY 4 O'NEAL
HAVE taken the store lately occupied by W.
k A. Stith, and are receiving their stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery
and Glassware, to. Being new begtanera, they
have to build up a trade : to do this, they are de
termined to be undersold by. none ia the oity.
they will sell goods cheap and no mistake; to be
convinced of this fact, call and price their goods
before purchasing elsewhere. All they ask is a
showing, end if the goods suU'lhej guarantee to
make, the pnoes, rirtt $pa' ujjs before ex
amining the.st . jo, ajaAt eheap Good,
eaU at , No. 35, White Froat,
TayetteTflle street,
." Raleigh, N. C.
Mareh Jl. IBM. . 27
- KEWJEWELRY STORk.
CHARIsES rHOlxtFSOir.
f OULD respectfully Worm -the Citisans of
T f ; uaieign, tbe county ana ta eountry adjoin
ing, that he has fitted up in splendid style the hoase
formerly occupied by the insaraoce Company, en.
the west side of Fayetteville Street, and batwfai
Mr. S. H. Younst's and MurraT k 0Naara Drv
Good 8 tores, where ho has apeaed a niea aad beaa-
tiful assortment of New Jewelry of all the anodera
styles, CQnaising of the ornamental aad the use
ful, and to which he invites the attention of the
Ladies,
He has also for the gentleman a good let ef
Gold and Silver Watches, which will be warranted
to perform well, when delivered to the customer t
also a feW excellent double barrel guaj brought
on expressly for the hunters of Casaliaa ; ale a
great variety of wlkjnj Canes, In fact, at the
New Jewelry Store, any and every thing usually
kept in such establishments may be found at pri
ces that oannot fail to please the customer.
Repairing executed at short notice aad satit
taction gukranteed,
: October 20, 1864. t u tf 95
NEW BAKERY AND CANDY MANU
4 FACTORY- ; -
MRS. HARDIE desires to say to the public,
that she has recently employed a superior
Baker aud Caody.Mahet. She will keep constant
lv for sale CAKKS and CANDIES, of great varie
ty, ad is'ndw prepared to execute orders lor Cake
for Dinners ami Parties. Families and Motels ean
be supplied" with any kind oj any quality of Des
serts.' ; Sh wrdl mi orders iorCaady at wholesale: ah
forward it ta any partof ta atate. . t , .
' Kaleisb. ov. 28, 185. tt 9ft
i ; 1 i .
t-rj fc.i'.i :-J.,-i 1..-. . V - jr.
THIS 6ox points out,' in plain laguage, ires
from Wtorstema,'theliaeasea of Man Wo
Bea, aad Children, aad the latest' and 'most m
proved taeew'used their1 sie, tod 'if
teaaed exnreetlT for the basest of famme it
also eoEttalnk descrfotioas of th4 Mxd'icaI Roots
ass HxEas Mi United StaTis, and heir they,
aretoDeaedia the cureof diseasesf. It is ar
ranged oa a waw aad simple plan: by which the
practice of Medicine ia redaeed to priaoiplee ef
cnainoa seas :
Jhis invaluable book has. passed: through maay
sJitioas ; it has mow been revised and inlproved
in every respect, and ealarted to nearly doable
us lormor sue ; and contains nine hundred octavo
pages.
For sale by HENRY D. TURNER.
RAUida N. C., 1855. 56.
CARRIAGE lxTAILTNG.
RALEIGH COACH ACTORYll!
TTTT7ILLIAMS A GORMAN, hiving enlarged
V y taelr establMhmeot by the addition of Jen
kins1 Shop oa Hargett St., are fully prepared to
execute orders for CARRIAGES ef every descrip-
tiota.--EmpleytBgatrpeaieaewJ weskaien and asing
taaAeet ef saaterisW their awerk, -will always be
dstatdfei-w Hjls uwrftmsmt guvev satieaetioB.
RepeirinVdiWneitaw aad derrjatch:
gtt:St,iaear the Baptist
Grove, and at Curke'e eld stead, sear the Maeonie
TUlMuae, ... 61 ly.
- ' Bats! Bats;! Hats !
McGKE & WILIaJAMS, .
HAVR in 'Store a - large and welt selected as
sortaieatf HATS,' for1 the Spring and Sum
flter wear, for men, boys and children, consisting
r --.' -
Leghorn, Canada 8traw,
Panama, Palm Leaf,
Manilla, China Pearl,
Campeaehy, Alboni Jockey,
Maricaibo, Wide Awake,
Pedala Straw, Shanghai.
ALSO, superb Uoleskia Hats ef the latest style.
May, 1866. i 40
Ad
COACH SHOP.
Y1HE Subscriber respectfully iaforms the Pub
I' he, that he still occupies the -well knowr
8taad of Mr. Willie Johnson, oa , Wilmington St.
about one hundred yards South of the Capitol
Square, where he is prepared U execute every
thiag in his line of business. Buggies d- Coaches
kc, made of the best materials and in the most
fashionable and durable style.
He would say to these' who may' wish to pur
chase Buggie or any thing in his line, that they
would do wen te call upon him bef ire purchasing
elsewhere, as he is determined to spare a either
pains nor expense to please those who may favor
him with their custom. He is determined to sell at
prices to suit the times,
Also, repairing done cheap at the shortest notice
- JAMES BASH FORD.
Feb. 14, 1854. : : 14
Hats, Hats '
JUST to head two cases Extba Mobskin .
Hats, Beebe's Latest. J
McG.EE WILLIAMS.
Isadies & Gents' Hosiery.
GENERAL assortment of Men, Wom n
and Boys' Cottoa, Thread, Wool and Silk
Hom- Also Glove of every kind.
W. H. It R. S. TUCKER.
HATS AND CAPS.
A S uual. we have ainost beautiful assortment
J of Boy-s Souths and Men's Caps.' bott Hats 1
and superior Mole-skins.
. W. H.
Raleigh, Sept. 13, 1&55.
k R. S. TUCKER
Wanted.
SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS, oa time, secured
by Mortgage on a valuable Manufacturing
Mill and land adjaoeot, worth $18,000. Interest
oa the loan will he paid promptly every - ix months,
at either Rank, ia the City. Apply at this offiee
er to W. H. Jones.
Raleigh, July 3d, 1855. 68 tf.
GUN, LOCK-SMITH, AND BELL IIANGER
Charles Kuester,
WOULD respectfully inform the Citisens ot
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 aU times, ready
to execute any "JOB" in his line, in a style that
shall not be surpassed by any other person, and'
the charges shaU always b BMderate. CALL AND
SEE.
Raleigh. March 2. 163. ly-l
Notice
r-lTMIE
RE public are informed that retailing liquors
U by the small measure is discontinued in my
establishment, by order of the Commissioners ol
Raleigh. All persons indebted to said establish
ment, by note or acsount, will please come aad
settle, ss no further indulgence will be given.
JOHN KANE.
July 25, 1855. .5 tf.
HOftfR TRAOR 31ANWACTURE.
WE kX just made arrangements with the
Alpha Woolen Mills of Orange County, N.
C , aa sole ageuta ia the county of Wake for the
sale of theirAWiao, Jeans and Kerseys and we
invite theatteutioa efour Merchants and farmers,
to aajuaminatiea of theae-artielee.- They will
find them much ietterend lower than they ean
now be procured "North. To' Merchants, we will
make them at the factory prices, to enable them
to retail then at a-profit. T those who hate
negrves to clothe, it is to their interest for the Pi
to procure these Home rxade Kerseys, as thsy
caa be furnished by the.MrehAUts bMyiag them
at the aatUl pwes (or. goon itaerseya, and we guar
antee them much, better made,-heavier, aad con
tains twice, the quantity of wool. Call aad see1
to'? gwxselyes.
We will have in store also a large assortment of
florth CaroHna Caasimere, of the Grey and Black,
en.4 solid Blaok, manufactured in Charlotte, .at
the Rook Island faetory, These Caseimeres makes
a beautiful aad durable ruit for gentlemen, and
every North Carolinian should have at letst one
suit, v? alK la and see them.
W. H. tf. R. S. TUCKER.
August 1st, 1855.. 62.
Cloaks and Mantillas
A LARGE and commipding assortment of
f Cloaks" sad MaiUllaa, embracing
sigU aad novelty such as
every
Fine Velvet Mantles,
Velvet aad Moire antique, (in combinations.)
Cloth Mantles and Talmas,
80k Mantles, with fringe and laoe,
Fine Merino 8hawls and Scarfs,
Men's Traveling 8hawls aad Blankets.
W. H. k R. 8. TUCKER.
September, 28th, 1856. 78
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.
A LARGS assortment of every shade, and varie
ty, and at Very low priees. Call and examine
at ! McGEE 4 WILLIAMS,
j May. 1865; ' - - 40
UABJiSR' JfAQAZISE. . . ,
, .FOR OCT.
ii
Cop te Harper's Magazine for Oct. j net
reoeived. ., ..
lor sale M ! , w. L. IHXatESOY.
n t :'t t-.& ,sw"K! 's ha--
r -
: V 'iur,rf err 7 I
v. , ..C" :
.A
THE IaAIID OF GOIaD !
1 lRlU!tlwwa
- , BY HINTON fLHELCKaV'
1 VOL: 12 me pager; peallybotiiid in cloth ;
price reduced to ' 75c. "Published and for sale by
the single ccrpylozenbdred or thousand; by
Hun TATioBj Sun ;ireuiUinf, Baltimore.
Seat free of postage, oa taV ceiptf one dollar.
The usual discount made ta ihe .trade. ' "
: CONTklsTTS f :-rr
Chapter. 1. Califorafa UnveHerJ, ' ' '
do 2. The Balaacw Sheet, '
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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5. Society in Callfbttiia,
4 San Franci sco, ; - r ;
6. flea Fraaieisee eootuiued,
6. San Fraaoiseo eeacluded, , ;
7. The Chinese la CaHCarnta,
8. Cursory Viewer.
9r
10
11.
12.
IS.
14.
Sunday ia Califoraia, .
Bear and Ball Fight,,: 1 .
Sacramento, ',;. ;
Yub-the Miner's Tent, , '
Siockioa and Sonora,
Voyage'tb California via. Cape Hera,
Voagefrqin California via. Nicaragua,
do 16.
do 16. My Ust Mlalng' Adventure,
do 17: The Vigitaaee Committee, '
-de 18. Bodega7 ' ; 1 " 'f -'
do- If.v The Digger Indians and Negroes,
do ''ywtt Qata-Oairinatf 1
' 'Extracts' from-Hhe 6piHloriflke Press. ', t
' Hi,.-' --.."5 Jti .i-- Jr..- .uL..-.; 1
The author goes into an, eximinatioa.oi .the
statistics, of Califorala '; to, JuoeTtaia her, actue
value to the Country, eohspared with her cost
He give herfuLereditfhr her gold, examines hef
other resources, agricultural aad oorninerclal, and
comes to Ihe eonclnsloa hatln spite ofthe treas
ere she has era 'poarlng'so- liberally into the
world's lap; he haw not yet paid for herself. Mach
sake is devoted te the question ef her preeh
solvency and her future preepeeta, aad the view
advanced are to- as aoveL A resideaoe of three
years ia California, ia which the author' baS, at
different periods, dwelt ia ail its regions, from Saa
Fraaciaoo, up to th mines, has given him a right
to speak upon i and hauttfeeaao. half-way epia
ion. lie is positive jut his statemats,'aad oop
ious in his citations of factl bearnig upeu them.
There is a fair share of adventure ia -his volume.
The author sees all the lions of : the Eureka State,
goes into the drinking, and gambling saloons of
San Francisco and gives us an account of eir in
terior, witnesses a bun aad bear fight had descri
bes it very minutely, meets with Chinese, .Digger
Indians, and all the mixed nations that frequent
the new State, works at the mines, Loth Northern
and Southern, and gives in his experience, whieh,
iaoae case at least, is very amusing aad, in
short, preaanU a picture of the entire country as
he saw it. "We believe the book is destined to at
tract attentioa. . There is a freshness and aairWy
about it whieh remove the class of coasman works
of traveL" SouOtrn. Quarterly Jtaritm. :.
Aside from his own experience, the author ad.
ranees a number of statistics and general facts in
proofs of the trath aad ia vindication ofthe severity
of his allegations. The book is very entertaining,
aad will be read with great interest by every body."
JHUtxmrt jhaa.
" The author ia a North Carolinian. He has
written his book in a very agreeable style,- aad rev:
lates many interesting incidents. j 1
JiaUtmore Clipper. .
" It is well written, aad eaanot be read but with
wonder and amazement. ' ' The, work mast hare a
great run." BaUbnore Patriot-
" Mr Helper supports his mfereaeea and deduc
tions by aa array of facts and figures whieh stand
out ia bold relief when contrasted with the state
ments sometimes made and believed that Cali
fornia is hardly less than an earthly paraieB As
we design shortly to give as extended aotie of
the book, we forbear more ceJam.enA a-tolVCen
time, farther than to say that av bare also resided
for several years in the '-golden State," and know
personally that most of the statements made ia
the book (dismal aa they are) are briefly true."
National American.
" it is a hook of merit in point of ability, aad of
value in its facts and truthfulness."
Rich Mond Examiner.
For sale by H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Aug. 21, 1855. 67
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New Law Books
PARSON ON CONTRACTS Vol. 2nd.
Angell and A roes on Corporations a new Edi
tion. For sale by W. L. POME ROY.
September 72
TO XEaXUANTS AND OTHER.
WRAPPING PAPER.
A SUPPLY of various sizes and qualities,
prices to correspond, Just received from
the "Raleigh Paper Mills," and for sale by
W. L POMEROY.
P. 8. Orders will receive prompt attention.
Raleigh, September 14.
74
SAVE YOUR GRAIN.
A Large supply 0 the most improved Cradles
just received at the Farmer's Hall.
Also, a new supply of Sinclair's improved Pro-
Eeller Straw aud Shuck cutter, both for horse and,
and power, and the no leas famous Corn and
Cob Crusher, the Little Giant.
JAMES M. TOWLES.
May 21, 1865. 42
A Urge Stack Wtnled Bku Caodu
""aTAMELYi. Valencia Plaids; PlakI Cbshiaeree,
JJ.Jleal French Merinos, (all shades;) Liipyi's
Freuch De Laines; Low-priced De-Laines, frocu
l(u to 1,00; Cot'd Challie; Bkaok, Brovm!and
Grey DtBaye for Travcllirvg Dresses ; Plaid and
Kun feilk?. Also, a large tot at Mourning UoodSv,
Bombazines; Mohair .Lustres; Canton Cloth.;
Alpacas and D-? LAiikes,
: H. ft R. S.: TrCK.ER. "
FaU Stook.4855. ' . :
MUIli &' STBVEiSS,
IMPORTERS ANO DEAJLETxS INj CHINA,
GLASS, EARTHENWARE, Ac. J
On door ahoee PoweWs Hotel.)
Peleraburg, Va.
SINCE THE LATE,. FIRS ON THB 17TH OF
May last, which destroyed eur Store aad stoek
ol Goods, we havetalun the Store, ee door above
Powell's Hotel and formerly occupied by Messrs.
. Wills, Lea A Browhley, whore we hat, opened a
large and entirely NEW 8T0CK OF GOODS Wm
have just received from the European Market by
tne snips Aurora, v est roint. Irene aad Nep
tune, a large, aud varied assortment of China,
Earthenware, &e. &c, and from the Northern and
Eastern Manufactures, an assortment of Glass
Ware, embracing every article usually kept in es
tablishment of this kiad. -We enumerate a few
of tbe leading articles Gilt aad Plain Dinner aad
Toa Setts, seme of whieh- are very beautiful :
Vaaea, Pitchers, Plate. Dishes, Cape aad Sanoera,
and Glasa.Ware of all kinds ; Bowls, Pitchers.
Gobleto, Tumblers, Wines, Decanters, Salvers, i
Shades, Salts, Plated aad Brittanaia W: re. Cas
tors, -Wai'ers ia VetU or separate, Gilt and. Ma
hogany Frame Ixoking -Glasses, of all sizes aad
descriptions ; ' Lamps, Girandoles, Bathing Tubs,
Japan Toilet Setts and Stone , Ware of all sixes.:
Having purchased our Goods mostlT for eah we
feel-eonfident that we ean sell as low as any other!
house Aj be found In this country . Those wish
ing to purchase are respectfully -Invited- to ex
amine our stock. We par particular attention to
the packinf aparti
ill .-tHci
MUIR & STEVENS
1st door above Powell' HeeL-; J
Sept. 7,1865.
QOMETHlflw FOR Till BOYS. A'goedrw
kjsortment 01 uoys- settling Just reira. v-i
. ir a- r KNQ ft BIGGS.-
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5 West wtlt BMrtha
TrrilU Timla at
f Ririsbote. Tk Man tram going- CaatwUt anettW tMlcat
I (Ola K'JniHI it I , u 4.5 .i.Tfi M-Mi- T&i-fH
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TO KORTUERN AWifiAXIERIi TrTEL
;. RILR, a t ifl-pT4 , H ARI.E8- -r i .A.
- :.- . TON WILMLHGTON, jSSfrteaxAtu
' . . . ; IX)N,Tia the 6eaJjeKLaN3d t t ou
. u Koaaaktt Railroad ; and - Ra! Lsa4l i "
J 1 ui splendid new Steamer LoaisiaB a , r C tala
-' tdmbTt a umt-
Portsmouth on the" arrival of Ihe Southerjt'.-Csrs:
The Steamer Georgia, ?Captai' ' iaiaoaa
rives on s- -i3it:t?"?-, -s"jvrj -
' 'MONDAT, Wd'shJ-'-
' WBlNMDi;Slf-!&t
FRIDAY; at the saa hufV
arriving at Baltimore ia tita for ta 1 ellKj ti
m. Train for Philadelphia aad New.f effc3- l-jV
FERGUSON A MILH ADO Agents. ;
March 20,1855 U-W-1 tjfl
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Raleigh and Gaston Railroid '
NOTCihereby.givethsifronxaad
the 80th January, all daes t thi Ttoad' fee'
areight must be paid-at Petershurg er Petemeathj
except on way freight, Whioh atusr a paid la ad"
ranee or on delivery of the godsaS th eaatasaj
This arrangement witt alord sealnadraatag
to. o r customers, by superseding ta neeeaaityei
their employing pore than one forwsrdiag, geat
between New rork and Raleigh, aad Aaviag theil
goods or produce subjected to nly en handlings,
Agehts cannot rlolat the abev 1 withwut
p subjecting themselves to renMVaL; . . . , .
The greatest care will ooatinae to b take by(
the officers' and agents of the' Company, Uererj
department of its business to aocommodate th
public and promote the interests bflts 'cuetotaera
Whflst tb Western aserehahts are going; North
a passenger train will leave Raleigh ia the after
aooa, en the arrival : of th trauk fretsr He - Wee
on the N. C Road; due aetiee of watch VOt be)
given.' ''' ' " ' twr-vau.-j
: By order of the Board of InraetoraV 1
As the Company haa two 4 Depets 4a ftaUtgh
merchants ordering goods to gs ap aha N. d Read,
are requested to have them dietiaetiy wiarkerl, aa
that their destination , may b xnewaand -thj
may be loaded to the through Depot from Peters
burg or Portsmouth. . ; . . ; . .
Raleigh, Jan. 17, 1&65. .jX:.
United States Ma.il Line rxSn.AiB;ir .
Jamestown and Roanok. -
HE elegaat new steamship Jabmwn, Cap
tain rerun, which is to ran ifi oaxa
with' the Roanoke! .mad her first. tri treat
New York to Petersburg, oa Saturday, Tthi" 25th
ult., and will s continue, t- asakauregular trip
weekly leaving New Yartt every Saturday, at 4
o'clock, tP M aad Petersburg erery "Tuesdaj
evening.. f-'!? it
The Roanojce iffin'tXmT,XwX!F.&JtMm
day, and Petersburg every Friday eTeafsg, -; Tia
rollers going North will thus b afforded 'an bppor
tunitr twice a week'of takinir one af these snlendla
. steamships and thereby , avoid . the dus and jTr
queni cnanges pi tne jpauroaas.- rassengers ea
board of steamers wftt' find the rWmjr'tftUd
up in the tnost elegant style and the far ahdatte'
tioa nnsurpassed,- '-.nl
' Passage and Fare front Petereburg to If eW Tartj
(State-rooms Included,) V '-: S104
Steerage passage, f' UunU -ii-tu -AM
a-Tickea issued at toy OtSeet . Mrr-w
8. 0 BAPTIST, Sjeaavir. SL. 1
' ' Jaly 6v lS&aL vU ' l'' Mi :
Raleigh & Gaston nailroad;' k
:t! WINTER ABmAQINrf
ON ant) after Moadarahe first ef October.tha
Dasaenker Train will leave the. Cepqt aif BaR
eighTat precisery lS minutes, hefor fTM6(X ' A
Mn and run to FrahkKhton by S.hen it wUl stop
25 minntes,1 allowing sjiiple tine' for'the'TaAsaay
cr to take Breakfast at atfexeliebtBousi.''Th
Schedule otherwise itf rinaia:aa- pew? i
,i 5 ,'A!:CRUDUr, Tiresidetttf-
- .: L.-s'ur?'- '-v-i:IMBow-atl.'Brf--Raleigh,-
Fept 26th lS6f s J ltX, Jft. a
Rcaeirn ana u-astan.1 aiirnsna
SLAVIC sit'att ptnsiaai Jtitieb Um
Railroad, witbeot a Written pernti frftta taai
owner. DapHeatos aheuld ia all eaaaa)bgirsa4
aa the Ticket Agents are inatnsetad to Jti,ij
copy f every pass. i JAMESIOIj,.?m
, Jan. lM.l.WaWIW'wi
plSoeVt?
ta ar'.'
w-a ATTflH ASH1 GASTON ROAD,
ALEiaK ANq! GASTON,
rfc the RailroadCompany fortreighte piyt-
hliTn ..ik nn flia AfivrV' of th ' ArticlB. J Whal
hie In cash on the deRfery of the articles. waaar
articles are delieredwiithout suck paysefitla
vancerandthe oher Tails to tan at the depot a'
settle the bin Before the" etpiratiea eTth sfoatai
he must thereafte send the money wheh k ssat
for the goeda.' By order of th rraidati i
: : Jj v. r . a lfc ALLE5, AjBtfh .
: i July th tnoe, '
:'-- riRSTJPREJnlUM-Cw-'
SMUT AND SCHRENlNG MACMWZA
. OirOETAJIT TOWIUrEB Ajrp uu viiu. V )
fTlHIS Maehini received the first premlinn at thi
' I., North Carolina State Fairi and was recoeavei
il LI! i. AL - . ' , " - .. .
eeu-tn w papuo aa mm s now .ja-, as :m '(a)
State. Sevea Hundred of. them are o w- runaiasi
In North Caraaaa, alLaf which arw aowin opera.
lion andaava gives the most entir attslx: ioaw
E regard boUi to performance and .43rLUjty
me having run si A year and perform as Wi.l
ey ojui at arst, ankare not :bv r :t aT.
dir. We have thrown oat tan i .. ria .
sinut Machines Wmake taoia ToNhls. i 'i"1 y ar
walVaSted ff fir yeart, atkf delteatwd tt. , lJ?
aay hereU the state. ' ManafkctaraJ L ; . tsU
&v$niiB-fKfSps. A; MeaU.'
u SKnttiliolBaii UMbg w Apra ll. ?-'X
iyot EKTS'f FtTRKlSHlNQ flOODSJaat tMk
HjTad.lO 4BklaJoiliTill -ia;'-any. aa?
piauilJUraoaeii r.ngii.in loreoa f. ttoeej w awas
rrty . mUed temai doeat huperiar
W doien KM OlwrSA t &BJ6S&&i
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