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At i i i -aB .JaV jp4v .AWaV .seT t f , f III 1 r a . -A II. ar ? Il l r trf 1 l F I -. ' i -J. -I 1 I i ; i 1 f I Jtfj JTTT m '-r". cif y, '.of aALbiVif), sat urdayt MaRMKrovEiiBB24i85i z : ' - - - vis, ' - .. - : : -j...-. r.. , ' ? :- ,.vr--i jPjgMMi - - . - - .' .. . ' ' . - - i - .... - . " " - T THJL--&AXEIQH .REGISTER" E;A T 0 N-jff ALES, 8 u 1 T ah o '"rd OFI1ITOI. vttlk Mr.' 3 V- BUSINESSCABDS. pates FAND JOD OFFICE. tiu W JOB ?RDltlSO. at mwubli ntai. vitk M&tMw a4 dupatek Ov officii wppUd witk 33 -JK:; nia inflict ;j:iriiiTi:st Ptoapblet Grtubu Ball Ticket?, BUSINESS CABDS, . 4 :.-,JXOGXAMMES,r rz LAtOlFOSTCRS, BLANKS 40L. iwatf m vtyto w.ij-tOtr XitaWikMiV aad i j qaaaUrt " 1 "V) ' "V ! ATTOmSZT .aaO.GOUHSXLLOa AT LAW, Lvunmv. BMoa Co., H. C Jul 4, ItU ., ;. ly Law CpartHrklp. T.TTT.t.'CTt A IIOQER8, AtUr ym 4 Ciw !! ut Xaw, - ILL atwad fraatty to all busMi atru- dUttam.. . W. IIXXB, OFrici s ikm Kmutu Av, appoa iU taa Cwut H Oa4.34ta.m4. tf86 J. & J. Ik natlUway Co, WPORtERSZQP, MOLASSES, . "AND: V COMMISSION MERCHAOTS, WILUUMTON, 5- JD. J. HATHAWA.Y. J. L. HATHAWAY. . -.- WM. R. UTLET. Jaal.'18M. . .' r.:.- lypd DentUtry.. DR.?. DENTIST, orncx OVER. MIL OULHACS STORE. : REFERENCES, .... .(ixwiussioif.)" Dr. Unmn, SaWck, Kay. Dr. 8 daa, do Dr. F. J. Hayvood, da Haa. Back Waddall, Chapal Hill, Bar. Dc Saaamal Saaburj. M. Y. Dr. 1. Paral, . da Dr. Oaorxa K. Hawaa, da Dra. Caaaa 4. Harkar. Oaorgia. a jupilb Co., WnOLCSALK GROCERS AND COM MI S- ' 8I0N MERCHANTS. DsaUBS Of iBayar", FLmr, Coffey Moiaucs, TVa, CamdU Wood Wmn, Kaisvu, Tobacco, Sc gwra, Scotch Jit, hotUo Porta, Broom, SUtrck, (. JfM iVr. C-iritffgV Fbob as PaivcaM St., . . .' WILMINGTON, N. C. C. DsPw.,... .-, P. B. Buu, Wilmmglum.3Ut.SS, XSU Ij 26 JAMES E. MKTTS, FoxwaxdizxC Zlerohjmt, , . WLLMUJOTON, . C Amg. IVlSftdv . . 70-tf a.Br m muti. J. V. MABTIB. ItMtPMIETEltS&CQ. . w t 4 BOABCB MBABB, ' BORPOLKTA. Tkoa- P-' Par. KaGIaz; B.C. ' O. W. Alardaoat, Praa. Bk. aftka State of N. C. C Bawer. CeakJar Jd- da do . do W.B. Jaaaa . aa Braaak da Cape Faap.Rlirk aB. BraBakPaa, R. kQ. R. K. XaMM.KBid Soattar. 1 Dr. H. & Wkitakaad, V Norfolk. pra'trarBMrf'B'kef Ta, j AlaBrBalL Raq. - ; : - -,. fi 8paaae A Bald, Bafttwr. . l BVSUaa A 80 rr. gaptaabar lStk, 1864. 76 PETER W. HINTON, Commit lion Merchant , NORFOLK, TA. raoiaa attbbuo aib a nun Takacca VUmr, Crala, Cattaa, die. dec -. Alee, UjfcfoeiTiag aad PonrardiBg Oooda. . REFER TO- Ckaa. L. Hiatta, R4. 'Wti Co. R. C. J. B. O. Kaalhaa, aad Qoarga W. Htjmi, Eaq., Balaigk, H. C Wb. Plamaw, Eaq., Warrantoa, N. C Abi. M.-ISaC ; 69 Andrew J. Stodman. ..j", ATTORNEY AT LAW, nnlagiaBiiiPiil to PHteaoroack, N. C, wiU at tiadiajalertr tka Coarte at Ckatkaa. Mooro aad Haraatt' Ctaa4iaa v" . . .. Ptttaarr',Jai7 tt, 1866.. . 44 tL G RJtERAL PRODUCE BROKE R, LC. Oat; , 1844- tf SI. rpHE MBjerbaf Lai. iesvaed Msineaa, and is .1 prepared 0 raoeire Coaaicnmenta, 4U ordarf luc alatcbanaua aaa tocwara uooaa, as naai. j. .PETER W. HINTON, . .. ,.- . . CommiMioo Merc baa t, V - . ' Notrfk, Ya , Norfolk. Nor. 8. !8S5r' C 3m. Btarpleaaa eopr. Tl rSS.-IL SUITS; rftepeetfanyUfomf the lYlLadiof bb4 OaUamaB 9f Balaifk a4 tioiai- ty, tkatakaia prepared te ajanaraatare aaj bad af Ladiaa ajayaai ia tea lateat atjU aad BMat ala ffBBBBtaaaoBv .Aloe OaaUtaiaa'e apparel exaaa- o4 witk tka groat art aaataaei aad dlapaiaa. All aka aaka ia a fair tariaL 1 Clurgai Terr Bwdoraa OnKIMm m-MMM liiMlff uli m --- - wit. j. bakkb. ". TBoa. L. BAaaAvo. BAKBHA BARRAUD,; GENERAL COMMISSION MERCIIANTS, TaOtnw tiuiUmgt, 7Wa Fbint, NORFOLK, VA Mir, lss-v 4i-u. " It S. PERRY, n t a I Surge o n. RALEIGH, N. C., BiraaiaoBa Tka Faculty of tka Baltiaiora CoUera af Daatal Sarger, Kar. Dr. Snodea, RaUigk. Rev. Dr. Leey. do Rev. Mr. McDowell. do Dr. Ckaa. E. Jokaaoa, do Dr. Fab. J. Haywood, do Hob. Jae. H. Bryan, do Prof. Owea, W. F. College. Prot Wiagata, do Pro'. Wkeat, Ckapel HUL -Rot: trrFitxrrld, Jaekaew, N. C. April 8, 166. . 27 ly rr 1 1 I. X 8J(S tm0 BaVaf afB8k4L Jdy Goadi totem. '-Jjgsi ' IfleanX Baeif -. . BweicAi nrtTeuiajrra, - citttXfiti'Stivrr. tikes, urao, BM rnr mm am m no) CITY 0 F H S.W Y Oil, ' IT tH RI COT. OOMUHOR. MfmrtU Baa. W. A. OnkAa 0. B. Mnr, B. L. : twAtA, J. M.MwfcMt,a ftJI-Mfcn. J. W.Ortora. K. W. Wnrt. 4 thara . BMt Tk, ua T. 0, & 3. Q. WOaTM, Commission and Foncarding MERCHANTS, BrtwiH Balldlae;, Water Street. WILMINGTON. N- C. USUAL ADTANCXJ HAD! OS COX SI OJI If KM Ta. Maih6th. 1856. 1 1. Datio A Bam. Gtoaoi M. Ban. Jb. BAIN & CO. 8UCCE890RS TO BAIN - HATTON ft CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Commission Merchants, CarmerefKUg and Water Streeta. PORTSMOUTH VA. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SELLING Tobacco, Flour, Grain, Cotton, dec. ALSO, TO RECEIVING AND FORWARDING GOODS Jan. 86, I860. 9 I7 W. P. ET.T.TOTT, General Commission and Forwarding Me rohant WILMINGTON. N. C. Fab. 18, '66. 18 I7 KADER BIGOS cR CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS Turn Wharf, Tbte fbUt, NORFOLK VA RarBaaaeas. Messrs. Blood irood A Co., E. P. Tabb a Co., Alexaader Ball, Eaq., Norfolk ; Hon. Asa Bigga, Williamaton, N. C; CoL J. B. G Roul kae, Raleigk; Lewie Tkompsoa, Eaq Hotel, N. C. Oct. 24tk, 1864. 86 EDWARD J. IiTJTTERIiOH, Gemerml Commission aad Forwarding Merchant. WILMINGTON, N. C. fTHE Sabaeribor keeps eoaataatloa band a I supply of Freak Lime ; Calcined PlaeUr ; Laad Plaster ; H jdraulic Cement A PlaaUriag Hair wkiekke ia prepared to cell aa low aa tkeee ar ticles are to be bad ia an city Soata. orders will receive prompt attentioa. KDWAKD J. 1.UTTE&LUU. Wilaungtoa, N.a, Jan. 80, '66. ly D Books and Stationery H. D. TURNER, Ha. 1 FAYETTEVILL.E STREET, . RALEIGH. N C , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Bookseller and 8tationer. keeps eoastaaUr aa Band a, Terr larce aad complete assortment of Law. Iledieal. uiaasieau seboot aaa Mieeeua- aeoaa Books. A complete aseortment of Station err. Blank Books. Globes. Mathematical Instru ments. Re . &o. Blank Books made to order at short notice ana In best style. Just reeerred from the maaafee- torera direct 100 Reams Cap and letter report, wkiek ke will sell at low prices. fttr Country Herchaats and others are reqees. ted to call and examine bis stock. Raleigh, September 1&54. 89 Fresh Family Groceries. WE have new in Store a well selected stock of Family Groceries, comprising the fol lowing : Stuart No. I Syrup, Beat Family Molasses, Loaf, Pulverised and Crushed Sugar, Brown aad Clarified do., Whole grain Riea, Bio, Laguira, Java aad Mocha Coffee, Imperial, Hsoa and ether Green aad Black Teas, g perm, AJamaatias and Tallow Candlea, Starck, Bar Soap, 8 pice, Ginger, Pepper, Maeearoni aad English Cheese. Iadeed, all articles in the Grocery line. W. H. A R. 8. TUCKER. 26. EDWARD GANTWELL Attorney at Law, AND COMMISSIONER OF OEtOS, RALEIGH, N. a TRACTICES in Nsak, Jokastea, Wake, Re. I Business attended to promptly. Ornca in hie rtsldenoe, corner of Davie A Fayetteville 8treets - Pot. !!&&. 81 tf. Agenoy at Washington City. JENNINGS PIGOTT and JNO. W. HANCOCK UiU oJTorik Cavwttaa.) - WILL prosecute claims of aver description before Congress, tke several Executive Da partmaaU and Publie Offices. Particular attea tioa will be given to Claims for PENSIONS aad BOUNTY LAND. Mr. PIGOTT will practice la tke Sepreaae. Court of tke Uaited Statee aad the several Courts of tke D'ntrict of Columbia Address Piuorr A HabcoOK. Washington, D. C. : t , r -Trt. , 18M. --.. lL wly n a 1 y,z.-? ,T r BWnuaai-i. HR WORKS OF JOUR C.g4LROa. . Fela aBdBBwreadT. .- f, - : or sale by - -W, L. .POXEROT.' " Nr9th, I3f &' i ' W ,s CITY ADVERTISEMENTS, SPLENDID JEWELRY! . and Ulegaut.Faiicj t-Syd, a Bv ROOT kat reeeiTed,;and U now opening, one of the mosfostly au) the best selected lot of JEWELEKY and FANCY GOODS erer eahibite4 in, this market. His assortment, in either line, embraces'titenost faskionable and beautiful specimens and tbe rery latest styles in part, as follows ; , . Diamond, ' Pearl, Cameo, and Mosaic Breast Pins, and Ear-Rings, Gold an- 8ilTer Wstcbee, Elegant styles, Buyer Card Baskets, . Forks, Napkin Rings, Card Cases, Porte V onnaies, Gold and Silver Pencils, f c. Sept. 26, 1864. Repairing, Finishing, &o. HAVING secured the services of a highly ac compli abed workman in this department of my business, I skall be able to give the most entire "faction to the Public in all wprk committed to asyekarge.. .... . . . . ALU ORDERS will be execuUd in tbannost workmanlike manner, and with, despatch. . . . . . t . C. REBOOT., September 26, lfeit ' . Tri, GUNS, PISTOLS, RIFLES, SHOT BAGS, &Q A large aud varied Importation. Sept. 26, 1864.' ' ; 1. 78 ' BUCISalTBlJiG. 10 RSES HO E I GrC. EDWARD-'YARBROUGH, Jr., Having erected a new Blacksmith Shop at-the corner of Har- gett aad Wilmington ait's., is prepared to have all work tar the above line executed with eare aad dispatch. Tke well known Ju Atxins, witk csm- peteat assistants, being permanently enraged, he ia enabled to kava tke animals entrusted to his care shod in workmanlike manner. . RaleigVMay 26, 1864. tf 43 Toadies'. Dress Goods. RICH Black and White Watered Silks; do Plaid Fault De Soi : do Striped ; do Morie AnUque aomethuag new ; Brocal.'d rfilk. Alvo a large asAortmeat of Lutestring, Marceline and Florence Silks. . W. H. A R. S. TT7CKER. 8COTT78 UTTLE GIAKT IN TOWS 11 T HE little Monster baa at last arrived, and may be seen daily in the rear of the. far mers nau. un leea uays, (luesuays, 11 is a perfect wonder to see it masticate Cora cob, and all at tke rates of 10 bus'aels per hoar. Admis sion free. JAMES M. TOWLES. March 6, 1865. SO. Just Received, A LOT of Family Groceries, Crush d and Drown J Sugars, Java, Bohea, Rio and Laguira Coffees. G. F. Tea, Candlea, Soaps, Pnuff an i 8egars. Also a lot of chewing Tobacco on commission at Facto ry prices, at LITUHFOttD A COOKE'S June, 1866. ot R, SMITH'S CORNER, - RALEIGH N. C. WE ARE now in receipt of onr Spring-' Sup plies of Wares, embracing Hardware, Crockery ware, Wood were, Coach Trimmings House Furniture articles and Cutlery of all kiaus to which we respectfully invite the attention of parohasers. Farmers, Mechanics and Artisans can find at our establishment Tools, Implements aad a general assortment of Hardware suited, to their different vocations. Having purchased the largest Stock of Hard ware ever brought to this market, with the de sign of confining ourselves exclusively te this branch of business, we think purchasers will fiud it greatly to their advantage to examine our stoc before purchasing elsewhere. April 2188 PULLEN A BELYIN. Now for Cheap Goods. . MURRAY 4 O'NEAL AVE taken the store lately occupied by W. & A. Stith, and are receiving their stock of Fancy ancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery and Glassware, Ac. Being new beginners, they have to build up a trade : to do this, they are de termined to be undersold by none in the city. They will sell goods cheap and no mistake; to be convinced of this fact, call ' and price their guods before purchasing elsewhere. All they ask is s showing, and If the goods suit, they guarantee to make the prices right. Don't purchase before ex amining their stock. If yon want cheap Goods, call at No. 25, White Front, Fayetteville street, Raleigh, N. C. COACH SHOP. t Y1HE Subscriber respectfully informs the Pub- I lie, that ke still occupies the well know? Stand of Mr. Willie Johnson, on Wilmington St. about one hundred yards South of the Capitol Square, where he is prepared te execute every thing in his line of business. Baggies Coaches Ac. made of the best materials and in the most uakioaable.aaJ durable sile. . He would say to those who may wish to pur. chase Bucsiea or any thing in his .line, that they would do well to ceil upon him pef re purchasing elsewhere, as he is determined to spare n either pains nor expense to please those who may favor kirn witk then custom. He is determined to sell at prices to auit the times. Also, repairing done cheap at the shortest notice BASlIiUKU. Feb. 14, 1864. 14 SAVE yOfJB GRAIN. A Large aupply of the most improved Cradles Just received at the Farmer's UaII. Also, a new supply of Sinclair's improved Pro poller Straw and Shuck cutter, both for horse aad hand nower. and the no less famous Corn aad Cob Crusher, the Little Giant. JAMES M. TOWLES; Ms 21, 1866. 42 Patent Elaatio Skirts ! BATES i FRANCE, No. 1, Barclay St., N. Y. "CAUTION. None are genuine exoept they I bear the stamp of the Patent All Manufac turers aad 8eller infringing will b prosecuted according to law. l March 28, 1866 ly 24 . - 7, : Diseases ot the Eye. fXTlTHIN tke last 85 years, the subscriber has YV frequently and successfully operated for Cataract, 1b persons of all ages, from .he States of Nortk aad South Carolina aad Virginia, and will continue to operate upon those who need aad do- airest,.-. .-.!-:. ; - - -. UR likewise ettandte auob other diseases of tka Eye as may be susceptible of relief.,: - i .JOHN BCK.W4TH,,M. p. . PaUrakorE, V., AprilX 1866, , . , 29 tf ' brick 1 mctCW1 rrtnt aiul.n! mmA .u nn hojnd same ft SO 000 . I Brieka. His prices range . btwea R6,$7,r 0. Zi ail TW. im oil An-l-i . . t 7 ' - - - - . ''nl. 4i'65,iJC ''TTV- Oct. 15, S55,1.., tvAU f , fA kl,. M.wOTV 7,. i NEW AND DESIRABlEGd6b3i 1 AT Xm IB VAYETTBVIUaTa9-j - ; 1 rPHE Subscriber kas Jast received kla Fall aad , Winter aupply of. SEASONABLE. GOODS, i among- which mar be feuad I- 1? ej r.i . ini 1 , ; , French MeriBoa, all coloors, LnptaJa beat smjdta..- j ; .French Cnahmerea of every variety aad aafra. tt French DeLaiaes of lateat styles. .7 v '. a I , , SUks Plaid, Figured and plaia : " ' . n ooten r laida and Poplia Robes. Aicb XamboBrodalouslia party xieav. x.mo vrspe sua wis. ' Damask diapers ia piece aad pfra. . 45inch pillow Case Linen.. - . Table Doileys and Craak ' . ' s" ' Linen Skeatina;. JO-4,' 11.' Long and Square high eold wooPb ak1a.!-i' ' French werk'd collars,' rteeres and keaaitettea) Lia'o Cambrie, Lawn Hd'kfs. all SaaHtiea Hem Stiek'd aad riek RmVd Haadkercbiea. Full aAArnt af Rlekaadaoa'a fnrt Lia'a. BiH'sEye diapers, towats aad aaakina 6-4 aad 12-4 ooL Shti'ga aad oaatags. Welsh aad Sack Flannels:.. White aad rod do all , anaUtiaa. Ladies and gent's Merino Silk, apd.aottoa Yeeta. English and German Hosa-ra greai variegr. .. , Marseilles Quiltf ipi Furniture piaUtiea, V. ",, Lace and Muslin, ertos an4 Taxkey rod da French woven and Fr'ck abapa emaetta. . MOTJRNlNG GOODS. - -4 Rlk Gro.DeRhine and Peu deSoie SAkall ' '"i Lead c6Tbred and wbfteand blaa. A" ' - Blk. FW BoBUaalBkaaiSatlM r Blk Tamise and" Canton Clotk."T .,ri, " Blk Alpaaaa, DeLaines aad CkaQa. - I Blk Lwve Veils aad Xaak do 1 u i k'-. - ...j.. .,, , jj.,.CUnehamanaCalioae.. .. ,V CARPETS, Aa.,. ;-. Brussels,. Vcnitian and ingrain Carpets ' , , German Hfmp Floor and Stair'"' do " i ' , 6 and 12-4 DoggeU and Heartk Rags. ilicant, Manilla and Sheep Mats ' Boston V slices and Crpet Bags. . Rose MackSnaw' and Duffle Blankets. ' Travelling or Shawl de" ' ' HARDWARE AND 8TEEL. Handsome setts knives sad forks, 61 pieees) Rogers best scissors and sheara . . Shears for lowers and shrubbery 1 Porcelain iiaed Kettles aad Peas . . . Soapstoae Griddles for B. W. Cakaa . Best RAiors, warranted, Aa. FAMILY GROCERIES. Stewart's best refined Sagara. Loaf, crushed and Clarified do . , . Golden Syrup and dark Molasses. . . Cocoa, Worcester Sauce and Eng. mustard. . Imperial Gun Powder aad Blk Teaa. . Currants, Citron and preserved gn'r. " : " Capers; Otives and Pickles. ' Layer Raisins, Box and Mat do Mocha, Java and Laguira Coffee. J males Rnm. Islay whiskey. ' Moa'gobela and old Rye do London dock and Pale Henneasee Brand Madeira, Sherr aad Port Wines Champagne Hock and. Claret ' v . Cette . Madeira for Cooking. London Porter aad Engiiak Ale. Sperm, Adamantine aad Hulre Ca dla Starck ia family boxea of 8 each. Cm'icl erasi ve soap, woman's friend Table Salt, Bags and boxes. J. B. G. BOULHAC. No. IS. Fay. Street. tf-88 COPELANDS' GALLERY. Come, Ladies fairj and GcatLemea, wko want a likeness traet : . , .. Come to my Portrait Gallery, aad I "will give it ,700,1 ... , ... ., .. I'll pant your portraits . large as life, and very cheap will make em. And when they're done, if you don't like 'em- why you need nt take em. I also tuke d.iguerrotypes, and tako 'em ia a kurry, And if you'll come and sit for one, I'll not our patience worry. My light is soft, yet very strong my fixtures all complete, And all I ask you, Is, to come along and take a seat. . Come bring your wives and little onea, aad bring your pretty daughter, And patronise a Native now rtally think yon oufkt to. My rooms you'll find above the Store of Samuel Young, (Eq.l All carpeted, and neat, and dean and warmed ttp tua a fire. From morning till the close of day, you'll find me at my station, . N And now, 'o one and all, I give a cordial invita tion, . to come" and examine specimens' of my skill in portrait and daguerrotype. Hoping these few lines will find the public "enjoying tit tame great bitting," I subscribe myself, very respectfully, O. P. COPELAND. P. S - The subscriber continues to give lessons in drawing and painting, and will visit, the aur rounding country, when desired to do so, for the purpose of painting the portraits of families. - Raleigh, Nov. 12tk, 1854. 91-tlJ. Raleigh Female Seminary. RALEIGH, N. C. REV. W. H. CHRISTIAN, A, Mn President (aided by a number of Teachers sumcieat to meet all the demands of tke School.) The exercises ef this institution will commence on Wednesday, tke 9th of next January. Te the buildings already on tke premises, which are spa cious and comfortable, and which are to be Im mediately thoroughly repaired and fitted op, will be added forthwith a large three atorj brick buil ding. So that there will be room for a large number of boarders. Mr. Christian, the Presi dent, is not only a gradut? of R. M.Cvllega, but j has also graduated in several schools of the Yir, ginls University. He Eas had extensive experi ence In teaching in Female Schools of high grade, so that persons committing their daagktera to kia charge may feel assured that every effort will be made necessary to their improvement. Teaks raa 8assioa or Fits moxtbs : Board, inelnding eating, sleeping, lights and fuel; 60 00 Xnglisk Tuition, 16 00 Music on Piano aad Guitar, 20 00 Use of Instrument, 8 00 French, Italian, Angle-Saxon. Ancient Langua. ges. Painting aad Drawing ia all"thlr varieties, Meedle work, to., taught at the usual prices. gs. Perton intending to board their daughters with the President should inform him of Iks fact at toon as they fan, thai hsmay make his arrangements accordingly. It is preferable that each young la dy should supply herself with' her towela, with ker name distinctly marked on them, aa well aa ker other clothing. For further particulars, address Prof. W. U. Christian, President ; or A. Mf Gor, man, Esq., See. ef the Board of Directors, Eft leigb, N C. Payments one half ia advance, the remainder at tke end of the Session. It is very desirable that Pupils akoald be pres ent af the kegiaaing ef tke session, . aa tke classes will then be formed, aad a delay af a tew dae may subject them to inconveniences. Students will be admitted any time during the session, and charged from time of entrance only. . ,., ( ptiiECT0Ri, . ,i ' C. W. D. Hutching. T. H.Belby.J. C. Palmer, G. T. Cooke. Henry Porter, A. M. Gorman, 8. H. Young, M., A-Bledsoe, N. F. Retd. , ' Raleigk, October 26, 1866.- . will 8ft Superior Frencb Cass. Paatsr OUR Assortment of Fine Black and Fane Cast, Panujs much' better thaa BsuaX We kve 1'. thinlt.wm please those who desire eometkint; AHietand genteel '" B. ittjuuajtu. "fVt. 4i"fSiit-.'9A " "Wv- ft in . .) "Gunn's DoinesUo Medicine. npfllS book poiaU oat, in plain language, free Xpob 'doctors' terms, the Diseases of Men, Wo- en, and Children, and tka latest and most un proved means used in their core, ' and . is in I toudad expressly for the benefit of families. It I also eoaUinrdescriDtions of tke Mbdical Roots abb Hibbs or taa Uxitsd States, and how they are to be used la the cure of -diseases. It is ar ranged on a new and aimple plan, by which the practice of Medicine is reduced to principles of common sense This iavalaable book has passed througk many editions ; it baa bow been revised and improved la every respect, and anlareed to nearly double its former sise ; aad contains nine hundred octavo For sale by HENRY D. TUKNEK. RAitiQH, N, &, 1866. 06. ; CARRIAGE MAKING. KALEiaa ooAca faotoryiii WILUAMS A GORMAN, having enlarged their establishment by the addition of Jen- kiie' Shop, ob Hargett St., are fully prepared to execute orders for CARRIAGES of every deeorip- m. mnleyinc experienced workmen and using tke best of aaaterials,. their work will always be finished, ia a Style warrant" to giro satisfaction. Kopainng done with neatness and despatch. EST Factory on Hatgett St- near the Baptist Grove, and a Clarke's old stand, near the Masonic aa.... : McGEE & WILLIAMS, I ATs ia store a large and well selected as I, for the Spring and Sum- jLXDrtnkat of HATS, for the Spring and Sam- wear, for men, boys and children, consisting of. Leghorn, Canada Straw, Palm Leaf, China Pearl, Albonl Jockey, Panama, . , Manilla, ' Cam peachy, Marieaibo, Wide Awake, Pedals Straw, . ' Shanghai, ALSO, superb Moleskin Hats ef tke latest style. May, 1866. 40 Family Grooeries. MoGEE A WILLIAMS keep constantly ob hand a large supply of choice Groceries for families, consisting of Loaf, Crushed, Pulverised, Clarified and Brown Sugar. Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee. Superior Gunpowder, Imperial and Black Tea Best 8 perm, Acamsntine and Tallow Candles.' Stewart's Golden Syrup. Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, Starch, Yellow Soap. aad Johnson's Transparent and Toilet Soap's. GUN, LOCK-SM1TIL AND BELL HANGER Charles Kuester, WOULD respectfully inform the Citizens of Raleigh and surrounding country, that he has located permanently In Raleigh, and has opened a Shop on Wilmington btreet, (in Ur. Cooke s brick- boil ding,) where he will be found at all times, ready to execute any "JOB in his line, in a style that shall not be surpassed by any other person, and the charges shall always be moderate. CALL AND SEE. Raleigh, March 2. 163. ly-19 NOTICE! U. & LAND AND PENSION AGENCY. fllO all those for whom I have collected Land ) JL Warrants, less, than 160 acres, I kava the nuhV 1 bar and particulars of said warrant, and, by call ing oa or writing to me. I can get each one an increase of pay f and to all the 8oldiers who ren dered 14 days' service ia any 'of the wars since 1790, 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 rolls 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 I succeed After 16 years' experience, I flatter myself that I uaderstaad my business, and all the numerous laws ia suck eases. Give me a call,' and have your eleima investigated before it will be forever too late. Enlisted Soldiers, ha Ting located lands in Illi nois and Miaiourir I will pay the highest cash prises for them. I have the number, Townships and locutions of several hundred in whose name they appear of record. The highest cask prices paid for land warrants. Office opposite Lawrence's Hotel, at the Ex press Office. J. H. K1RRHAM. Raleigh, N. C March 12, 1856. 21 tf Ladies & Gents' Hosiery. . GENERAL assortment of Men, Women and Boys' Cotton, Thread, Wool and Silk Also Glove of every kind. n. H. a K. 3 TUCKER. New Stock ! SURINO FAIR WEEK OUR SALES WERE large, and in consequence stock greatly re d, e muck o that we have had great difficul ty in fitting our customers with such styles of garments aa were wanted. The difficulty ianow obvUted, for we received yesterday from our Manufactory quite a large in voice, comprising all the new and handsome styles recently opened in New York City. We kave now just tke siies to make our stock complete. November 6, 185&. ' 89 w AND FC ATER POWER ON NEU8E RIVER, EIGHT MILES EAST OF RALEIGH, AND FOUR FROM THE CENTRAL RAILROAD Tka aubaenber is desirous to tell kia water power across tke Neuse River, knew a aa the Stone and Cobb Mills, where there is aa abuadance of water at all seasons of the year, and a sufficient supply of rook at tke old dam to build a new one. Tea feet of water eaa be obtained witB a dam eight feet high. - Skoald It be preferred to rorm a Uompany for manufacturing purposes, I am willing to become a member witk a good and substantial Company of gentlemen. If a Uompapy is (armed, it is desirous that it should be done soon, as I have this day begun to re-build the old dam across the river. WM. R. POOLE. January 22, 1856. 7 ' PLANED LUMBER ItR SALE AT TuE. RALfllOu PLANING MILLS!! 300,000 feet Flooring from $21 to $35. 100,000 Ceiling 18 to 21. 100,000 " Inch boards IS to I&. " 80,000 M Thick hoards 18 to 20. 60,000 " Weather boards 16 to 21. All the above is of the best seasoned lone leaf lumber, brought ta an exact thickness, ready for immediate mo, ana wui oe put on nnia tue uar, free of charge, T. l. H(G6fc CO. April Seta, laaa. ' 3-u. TO NERY0U8SUFFERERS. A Retired Cler gyman, restored to health in a few days, after many years or gross nervous sunenng, is aaxieua to make known the means of cure. Will send ifree) the prescription used. Direct the Rev. OHN M. DAGNALL.No. 69,' Fulton street, BrooklB,N.Y;, ; . . , ' -Not. 1, 1865. 4 Cm 88 W INTER OATS. 260 Baakela af verity well eleaaed and ripened, tka tall azprasa- ry far a sea. ; .Apply at Fanaer'a anil. -7l SHfi '-.-rf-'i ' wrw ilSjO Jama i? a a a a-a mtr . 4t 93 CHARLES ft THOMPSON. TTrOULD respectfully inform the Citixena of Y T . Raleigh, the county ami the country 'adjoin ing, that he haa fitted"up in splendid style the house formerl Occupied by the fjosurane Company, oft the west aid of Fayetteville Street, aad betweea Mr. s. u. Youag'a aatMBrray trfieai a xwy Good Stoeeav where ha kaa opeaeeVa deb: and"beaa tiful assortment of New JeWslry of ail the modern styles, consisting of tke oraaaaaBtal and the aae ful, and to which be invites tka aitaotioa ef tka Ladies, ; jijtr.i;:t f'.is y-il jKQii&tJiA -n 'i He baa also for the s-eatleman aBOod lot of Gold and Silver Watches, which wSlba warranted to perform well, when deUrered to tke customer ; also a few excellent double barrel guns .brought on expressly for the hunters of Carolina ; also a great variety of walking Canes. In lacj at' th New Jewelry Store, any and every thine usually kept in such establishments may be found at pri ces that cannot fail to please the customer. V .; Repairing executcl at. short noticO and aatls faction guaranteed. October 2T, 1864. ; Wood-Wanted. - " ' - PROPOSALS will be received until the) latkaf November for NINETY-CORDS of coed Oak or Hickory wood and thirty ccrda. of. good sphM pine wood, to aa -dak vereU -aad. eurded ia tke Wood .Yard at the Inatitatioa for tka Deaf.JamU aad Bbad. a Tke. wood.naat bo solk(eU7 mU to be well corded.. '(--, Old end decsyiag weed , m ill not ks:ressiyweVy Tke wood mar be delivered at intervals.. Part of the pay ment -will be retained, tift tbB'eoatractia. complied witk .... ! 1 PropesaU laftwita E. P. G nion ar Jno. C. Pal mer, t 1- ffcj &iiJ E.P. GUTON, a PALMER. (i - : 'td. st: JNQi Raleigh, October 80, 1 866. HOME TRADE At MANUFACTURE. '' E have j eat made' arraagomcate witk tka AlphA Woolen M ills of Orange County, N. C , as sole agents in the eouatof Wake .for the sale of their Merinos,- Jeaus and Keraef sad .ve invite the attention of ourjderchenta aad farmers, to aa examination of ; these articles. -. They will find them much better and lower than they can now be procured Aorta. T , Merchants we will make them at the factory prices, to enable them to retail them at' a profit. ' To those who nave negroes to clothe, it is to their interest for. them to procure these Home made Kerseys, as the can be furnished by the Merchants buying them at the usual prices for good Kerseys, and we guar antee them much batter made,, heavier, and con tains twice the quantity of wool. Call and see for yourselves. .;- - -." ' - ?2.'jL' We will have in store also a large assortment of North Carolina Caasimere, of the Grey aad Black, and solid Black, manufactured ia Charlotte, at the Rock Island factory. These Cassimeres makes a beautiful and durable auit for gentlemen, and every North Carolinian should have at least one Buit. - Walk in and see them. W. H. R. S. TUCKER. August 1st, 1865. - . , 62. Superior Silk Velvet Vests. OUR assortment is much better than usual in Fine Silk Velvets of the newest and most de sirable styles. -' ' . : 1 - R. L HARDINGV Oct. 12th, 1865. 3 - v v82. Xadies Dress Goods. English & French Merinos, Figured & Plaid Cashmeres, lo & Do Mouselioes. Alpacas.. ; -: 'l " Blk. Do - r:V ' T - " LTTCHFORD A COOKE. ; a " ' Com. Merchants; One Door above H. Porter's Shoe Store. Sept 1 4th, 1835. JtV NORTH CAROLINA SIX PERCENT STATE STOCKS- TREASURY DEPARTMENT, NtL, Nov. 19, 1S65. S' EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office, until 10 o'clock, A. M., of the 21st of December next, for the purchase of $40,000 of bonds issued by the State or Worth Carolina. They will be dated, July 1st, 1856, and redeemable' in ten years. " '" ' " ' They w ill be Issued in sums of $1000 each, and will have coupons attached for Interest at six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. Both principal and interest will be payable at the Bank of the Republic, New Y-ok, unless where the purchaser prefers to have them payable at the Treasury of this State. . . , These bonds are exempted from taxation for any purpose. Parties bidding will please address their bids, endorsed: " Proposals for North Carolina Stocks," to the undersigned. At Raleigh, N.'C. : Successful bidders, upon being informed of the acceptance of their bids, can deposit the amount of their bids, with the Accrued interest from l he ist of July last, in either the Bank of tut Repub-1 lie. New ork, tbe Batik of the State of North Carolina, or the Bank of Cape Fear, at Raleigh. The right of accepting such bids, in whole, or. in part, as amy be deemed most advantageous ia the State i reserved. . The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor, Secretary and Comptroller of Wie 8tate, and the President of the Bank of rhe'State-of North Carolina. D. W. COURTS, - ' Public Treasnrer. Raleigh, Nov. 21, 1866. , 93 New EstabliBhment, . ", RALEIGH MA RB LE, WORKS.- Near the Corner of Hargett aad Wilmington Sts. All orders far Monument, Head Status or ornamental sculpture of any deS ' vrription, pnmly ckkdju ; -and executed in the be$t N style, at' moderate ---- charges., ... - rr H E Subscriber begs leave to iaform kia I friends and the public in general, that he is now opening a shop where ha intends oarryina aa his business in all its' various brsncksa, and ke wUl manufacture from the best Italian aad Ameri can Marble, and in the neatest and moat approved atyle of finish.- N. B. All orders from a distance faithfully and punctually attended to. Address TH0MA8 GRIER, Raleigh, N. C. Nov. 19, 1855. 93 1 EDUCATION Boarding and Day School WOW. TOUKS BKRTI.aMSH, . No. 19, W est MXstrtL,Xt! York City. THE undersigned," who has -been engaged in teaching for some years in New York, begs leave to inform tbe citixens of Warrenton, BaleLjh, and-tbe vicinity, who may desire to place their sons at school, at a distanca (torn home, that bo is most delightfully situated to receive a few' beard far tjudUs into his family, to whom, besides be- stdwing all the care and attention which KindnesV would d ictate, be feels qualified, by, a suocessfiil einerieDce of, twenty years, to impart' satisfactory Instruct ion in all the branches of English; French, Classical and Mathematical education. - His resi dence is in the tipper part of the city, is unequal led in its situation, and has every convenience and comfoit ox a aity. remdooce. r.-.i- 'Sr.fC-' y:- He begs to refer to Dr. Hugh Daria, Mt. John White,'6 Warrentonl Hon.' Thowv'BrBrir.' i( N6hh CaroWia,ror to anf of kislbrmer friends, who triai recolK-cr bis navin a tor someaiuoe narsuca Me rTo- I fessipa im Warremosi aad Oxfotd. a'i f fii iji.a!Twr Bun ajn. aausTiLa,atrja. -k New York, Mot. 10, la5i;a J 2r 9liS i, .s?Vv-tf,-n -mrii tp'a--Jft. teMtL A:4.i'i As ' m-rk .a vm r Tirt. ITTTnT1 ' - u xsorin AJaroiiaa x;s.u---,-u ,, T i leiedile tf I all Triia froaici irli:i. " ; - - ' - . -- - 1 - r ' rsviribBfS. I t:''AaarrArJt fur; i ill i. .. t ,. tmi sag. .jcoe. aa,uJ Boon Hill. its XA3 a am. WKcnsaor'A, i iaea a-rr .Titfit.; Ksieixh, Hatr&rule. IthatnV TTIItolw' ; aMiae- aAti iftiajtwaA:, : UjM, IM. Mcbaas'a, ' HawBtv; Mx i.4 S')i if tAAluva f sATsfa' flt RlTr7 aTXETT 1.04 a. W;L4 I J I .aaa -..oa iim I.p:eiN . 1AA - aea- " i.aj;a hM " '' -ata - J naw JBSs n -jo -'d ... a h ti i ' -ess -M y. JUiUeose', Derhaa'a, Bfonisvlll aalatak,.'if.;y.-;': BtaUlBA'a,-,. Mltciwoort, i ' 'Bsea am a---;- lxati list t; eje - ThAilaUTautaeVsstwmaMtlaeMmTnlsi KBJsaoroV . Tha ktaa rmle rU( Bast viu bms4 the lreisM Train at Bilina'a. ' - -fai v-J -' -j 4 , ,oisisee4iay if $ d it rr TO NORTHERN AND EASTERN TRAVZi -At.a i BILE,! AJDOCOTAftCaALLi-vWTT" Mi -TON WILMlN&TON WEL-i- . . -u.j xiAWatbe Seamaid utif '-4 t-i IBaaaoka iUilread vaad: -IlaB'-UBau - bx amm2 Xm itkniU ?4!.4 f ti -Jim - - s. - V""""" 1 -ji- i mh ja "t .lf 1 f"-" v?i . " - M ..m.t wrV-Ttiaf Jt mistijT6 Tiv . - i ' rp HR ApjAdiiAjgm cr - if I JwujHBBs.wJurf, IvplfahZ ...TORBDAi, H A4r, tK Portsmouth on the arrival of the Soutksra' Cx i The Steanfer Georgia, Captala Pearson. ' xr- ' meson . . . .. ; . ... 1 v is 3i FRIDAT; at tko earn lew. .'4 arriviag at Baltimore la time for tke 14 e'cloek. v . " xa. Train for PkiladelahlaMd New Yorkv tr-vt EKUUs01&:MlLaADO,AgBtavu March 20 1856.r, J 4d itr, j ft it t gg lyj, , x RaJeiglvwidiCraa . XfOTICJi is kerebrivtn.Jkat from and ,aT -r' , -1 Y the 80th January, all dues to this RoaX' for ' : .. . ireigkt must be paid atPetersbutg orportsmoutk, except on way Ireigbt, which must be paid la 4- vance or en ueuyery aitne cooas, as a case m , . u:i r;W ;t:-.- i;.T1f..i..?;:- - i .,. .'(".f,tt This arrangement will afford greal sdyantare 5 to our euetomera, by aupersediag'Vha Beoeaaity ef, ij their employing more than one forwarding agent , . between New fork aad Raleigk,aad kaving ttalsVw, goods or produee subjected to en one feiidX&g.'V? Agents cannot violate tka akov jtbU tritkoat K aubiectinrthema elves tor erne vaL .r Lj, The greatest care, will eentinne to ha takes b f . the offieeraiand agenta otiha Cobtpaniaierer . 1 department of iu.businesaie a4eommjedat.tk, ' Whilst the Westera meibanU aigomgNork; -r " a passenger train will eave,Rale.ighio(' tka after- ' .T. noon, on tke arrival of the -trala, from tke. Wast 1. " Jt.-rt . Jf-i-r'-M H' - . -W M-'t kiS W, As tke Comnanv f kaa" two T3rt6U"in' Kal'st -V. merekanta ordering goods to go1 uplhi NTC 'Road are requested to Hare 'them distinct! marked, e. that their destination ma b znowa, and the aaa be loaded to thenroagkDepetJroewrwtora- krgotToftraoBtlr: :- Tiutiu Kaleigkv9an. 171 865.:"tt ,.tTif. I - . .. ."a. - Uxtrd.Statks Maju.Jxb raa Sbaji asm. Jamestown And ft pa nose rrpHE elegant aew aeamakip JaBXtrowx, Cap., J tain Parish, which la to. rua a.,enaxioa. with the , Roanoke, .made., kerfiret . trip f-oat. New, York to Petersburg,, on Saturday "the r2tk . ult, and will continue to, make regular .tript weekly leaving New York every Saturda, at 4 o'clock,' P. M , ssk1 Petersburg . everr Tuesda evening.;- .. ..i, y-''-'ytr A ') The Axora win leave New If ors: evry.Taa day, 'and Petersburg every Friday evenlag. Tra Veilers going North will thu be ffbrded an oppbr- -tunity twice a week of taking una of tkeaa splendid steamships aad thereby avoid tka dust ' and Ire-' ( quent changee of tka Railroada, 3 Psseent t a ' board of steamera will find the Staea tweaaa iOed. ap ia tke most elegant style andtka tare aad at tea , tioa -aBaurpaaaaaWfi y, mi j f 'i s . Passage and Fsrelrem Petarsbarg to Near lor k,. (State-rooma lawa4aaLKpib4imtt 0 i!eeag paaaafa, W; ' BTicketa Issued at my Offiea. f - t . . . . . S. G. BAPT13T. Sycamore St. 46. Raleirh and. Qaston RailroaAL SLATES are aot; permitted tl travel aa.tsm, Railroad witkoat written permit from ta sir ; owners. luplicates should, in ail eases be ritaa. as ui xicxe Agenia are lastrucTea vq retain one r mm Mm " iiurn xr "tvinr. -p AtEtQH'ANll ' O ASTON RADDaeff ta Xj tke Railroad Company for freights are rV- ble ia cask on tke delivery -of the article. ' Vkea4' articles are delivered witkoat suck payment ta ad vance, aad tko owaer faUe te eaU avtbadepOt and settle the rtu aefora ta exptrauea or the month, ke must thereatta aead tka aaaaay wkea ke pan ill for tka goads. By erdac af tka President, I V - ' -t : C. Bt ALLLd, A;eci. Julj 4tk,.l854. v-..t 'tV: ."' - " IUIeIg-h it Oaston Hsllxc. : ,- auiim aia.aMUt:;i.T. : OS aad after tteada, tka ftl of iiiex, tka -paaaeager Trala wiU-lear tka Depot at fial eighy at precisely 15 minutes before ? aVock, A" hL, and raa to FrankBntoa b8. wkea U wiU stop 26 minutes, allowing ample time for tka Passea gera to take Breakfast at aa excellent House. Tka Schedule otherwise will remain as at present; E. A, CRUDUP PreeideBt: ' ' :'-- Offica R ' "G. R. R," Raleliept. ESth; 1865. . ii a U 78 1 '-y t.',. .- V- r t' - i r7.ii mi , n . .1 t TEN DOLLARS RETfARLl 'tWlfi Strayed' fseniYom;;m Franklin, county,' oa Saturday aiyht, the 4tk Inst ,s targe Sorrel &ors.lTbo above reward 04 tert'doUars will be paid foe kia recovery and dej.lv' ery to niew4-."ii,,t-teitft...5 W;', nf . . LabarjMa ..-lieOttlaWIW :--:A LAROR aad eaawaaailingiaaaartiBaaa af (Ai Cloaka ; aad.,ta Jtilisa, ambraciagv arer styls andaoasl auch a'i.si Aitf ja -L FinaValyet Maatteavf -ilr'SttJ L.t? Velvet and Moira antique, (In corrl'-?-ilioBal " 't'i A'tota maauea auu Aaimas, ., , : f. . 4 , - Silk Mantles, witk fringe, and la.ce1 r Fine Merino Shaw la" and Scarf , " 7; --':r- :- .-r.. . w t m- -j a.t 'atismbaryi ... f.5V . GENTS'- Fi&NliUIN'a GCGDS. -Just cpea ad, -iQAdwa iDsJojaTia Tie? alasa4 80 doe ea Eagliak.Cotton 4 He 9 desea lTd.xiriao: ia. .dosear aaperioa V-i)X; .a r.j n " . SraB. m Mnf nilAaaVAA,. wa w xi i w 'i -a: .At ". ivt v...;- sTii i - ,: ! ..: il l. . 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