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AdvcftisemenU to be inserted m the intide of ike
pe charged d pet eenu mora uxsk id above tate
then their ailvertisemenU are. directed, to be incerted
In ths inside.. '
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squama for the first insertion, "i $1 00
and for eTery suceeeding insertion, - " 25 "
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A'l advertisements not otherwise directfd, will be
serted in the Semi-Weekly, and charged accordingly.
Business Card.-', not exceeding eight lines, will be
-erted in either the Weekly or Semi-Weekly tix
rmths for $5 00, or twelve months for $10 in both
ijptrs at $8.50 for six months, or $15foAwlTe montha.
ES" Contracts can be made at the office for longer
Lirertisements. ,
BUSINESS CARDS..
01
J. D. MYERS,
j AJJ
WH OLE SALE GROCER.
StfF' Keeps always on hand a supply of Coal for
ratfcj and stoves.
wbkkn, February 22, 1S60.
feb 25 lypd.
WILLSON & ALFKIEND,
HOLKSALE AND RETAIL DRTJGdlSTS,
Aitrtilrrt in Chemical. Paint. Dye Stuff. Oil. 4t.
M camore, opposite BouingbrooR Plreet,
PETERSBURG, VA.
wii.lio5. johw ALruann.
S. M. MARTIN, BRO. & CO.,
KKS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Petersburg, Vsu
. M. MARTIN, SON & CO.,
mi MISSION MERCHANTS,
.111 MllIlilUll I'm v ja.
MclLHAINE SON Ai Co.,
ti.i'cin! irr pnuuTkiMrnv ifKHrH intk
I I'ururr of-Sywnini and Tabb Street0,
G. Mi'lLWAISR, "j
ii. v.'ii.WArsr.,
H: HILL. J
r-eiersDiirg, vsu
an S
DON Ji ANS & JOHNSTON,
KOCEKS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Peters bars, Vsu
i 1 -lv.
DONNAN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Richmond, Vsu
;a 1 ly
iJlLE NORTH CAROLINA FORM BOOK.
I N IMPROVED EDITION OF THIS
, valuable work recently published by H. D. Tur.
tr. Ralei-'h, N. C. printed on eoodpaperand substan-
'.(illv hound in law calf. It contains "Forms" of all those
izd instruments which people have occasion to use,
furnishing also a guide to Justices of the'Peaee,
t,eritl?, Clerks, Constables, Coroners, School Commit-
jt-, A-., Jlc, to which are added the Constitution of
nb Carolina, and of Jhe United SUtes; an acooant
i tbe principal officers of the Stat, and of tboCesn
title? of address, 4c. : furnished at the unparal-
1 l",w price of One Dollar, (being the cheapest
',k rver offered forsale.) When sent by mail an
ttru charge of 20 cents will be required to cover the
j '.-tage on this edition. A liberal discount to those
P'j buy to sell again. Published and sold, wholesale
5'1 retail, by '
. H. D. TURNER,
at the North Carolina Book Store,
J. B. LIPP1NCOTT A CO.,
and HAYES A ZELL,
! Philadelphia,
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Arjil by
And b'
tJWAIM'S-
JUSTICE REVISEDTHE
s'ORTH CAROLINA MAGISTRATE, a preeti-
1 guide to the Laws of the State, and the decisions of
supreme Cnurt, denning tbe duties and jurisdiction
'j Justices of the Peace, under the Revised Code wf
WA 5 5f together with full instructions and num-
f 'U j fuTins and nrecedents.
I;t EDWARD CANTWELL, Esq., LL- B., ' '
CvHHiellor at Law.
One vol, 8vo , containing nearly 600 pages, hand.
"mely printed on good paper, and well bound in law
Ending. . I
rice $3 50. Postage 36 cents.
Published and for sal by
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jan. 21 at the North Carolina Bookstore
IjVMMON'S GEOLOGY.Mannual ef Geology,
A designed fr the use1 of Colleges and Academies.
hJ Ebene.er Emmons, State (Geologist of North Csre
: Late State Geologist of New Vork; Professor of
'ural History and Geology in William College ; Cor-re-K,ndirig
Member of the Academy of Natural Science,
rliiladelphia, c , Ac.
For sale by
W. L. POMEROY-
Halbihu, N. C, March, 1860. mar 14.
4 M Kit I CAN GUANO. -.EXPECTED TO
'1 arrive by Wednesdsy's Train another supply. Td
"ore in time, orders should be senton at once, or ap-
S'l'atinn made to
apr :
JAMES M. TOWLES, Agent.
( IIOXES SUPERIOR
I yJ, For sale at
STARCH.
"ii.v 2'i-
PKSCTID'S DRUG STORE.
UI'KING STYLES OF HATS, Now open
'7 al W. H. a R. S. TUCKER'S.
tour l:', Q-t. . ,
pKKSII HOPS CR1J' OF 1859
and for sale bv.
IN STORE
J
WILLIAMS k
HAYWOOD.
-salary 2Uh, 1860
jan 25-
"KSII MINERAL
WATERS. CON-
, a
(?ress Rockbridge Alum, and Green Brier Vs.,
Sulpher Water, also, Rock Bridge Alum Mas.
J23- PECUlVfl DRUGf STORE.
i f Sb.Tl
S' S -1 u U
1 : S 9 ' si
w 3
PllOTESSIONlL CARDS. .
Agent aad Commissio lteiliamv No;' 8
V " Wall-tU, under St. Charles Hotel.
' ' ' i KICHMOND, ' VAi,
HIRKS out Vegrota,' ReaU oV IJooaes, and eil
Tobiceo Wheat, Cora, Flowed fibber Countiy
PJ8 IfrfcUtlentU to' Winiss. prompt
retnittaacee made.' 4 -- u .4 i .. sir 4.., ,
' aa. ConsignmenU rewpeftdlroHaited M
Refers to Mw, har Th WorthimjAiC "Jf- Tiftl-
E. Ellysol, of Riohmond.
i Beptemler S, J850.tf ;
Trflfi4lowlBg tieketi bare been nominated by
their respective parties' for the Chief Hagistray of
the Nation, vis :
- Joha Bell mnel Edward Everett.
J. C Breckinridge and Joe Laiie.
Steven A Deaglaa and H. Vi Johnson.
Abram Uneola and Hannibal Hamlin,
and yet there is another candidate before the peo
ple, but he is hot a politician, nor does he desire the
9te of the people.' ' He Is a candidate for the cuttum
of all who wish to obtain "
SUMMER CLOTHING AT COST!
Hackney Poole invite all in want of Summer
Clothing to oaU at his stare, earn or of Fayetterille st
and Market Sqaare, where ibey ean find a
', Splendid Assortment of
READV MADE CtOTHING
" For Sumnaer Wear,
Now going off f Ctut for Co A, in order to make room
for a large Tall and Winter stock.
The subscriber pled res himself to sell lowr than cm v
other kouxe prof cming to aett at cot I, and only invites a
call from his friends aad the public generally to con
vince them of the truth of what bo rays.
NEGRO CLOTHING.
The subscriber ean sell saka for Nezroea cheaner
than the goods ean b bought and made np for in
stance, whole raita for from $J 00 to $3 50 !
The snbscnber is now reoeivinc the latest styles 1
THIN SUMMKR WEAK V
By Express very Week.
Returning bis thanks to bis friends and the publie
generally for the liberal patronage heretofore extended,
tne subscriber Hopes, by strict attention to business, to
merit a continuance of the same.
. j . - HACKNBY POOLX
Corner of Fayettevllle Street
july 4 tf . and Market Sanare,
Iron on one Side. Drars on the other.
ICE CREAM SAXOON.
IF YOC WOULD ENJOY THE REFRESHING
Influence of a glan of nice lee Cream, call at Dodd
8ebeib's Saloon, No, 11 FayettevUle Street ; where
you will Ind a pleasant room, tastefully fitted np and
cream as eoia as lee ean make it.
THE TOY STORE..-DODD a SCHEIB
Have now on exhibition (Admission free) the
largest, most varied, and decidedly the best selected
stock of Toys ever seen in this City. Call soon and
' please the little ones.
TRENCII AND AMERICAN CONFEC
At Tnfcm&ciiuiuiir:
! TO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CANDY.
WE offer as pure an article of Candy as ean
be found elsewhere in the United States, at tbe
low price of $15 per hundred pounds. We Manufac
ture our Candy, and warrant it to contain notbing but
Sugar, and not to stick to the Jars.
FRESH SUPPLY OF ORANGES,
Lemons, Raisnis, and Figa
At DODD A SCHEIB'S.
VT.UTS OF ALL KINDS. --P ICKLES,
lj Catsups, Sauces, Preserves and Jellies of every
description
DODD A SCHEIB.
1 ARIIflNES,
9 Mustard.
SALMON AND FRESH
DODD A SCHEIB.
F
RESH CRACKERS.
Jssf. received
DODD A SCHEIB.
TjtlNE SEGARS. GOOD CHEWING and
f .Smoking Tobacco, constantly on hand
DODD A SCHEIB.
ANCY ARTICLES..
AN EXTENSIVE
ariety, sufficient to please ail
RE CRACKERS AND 1
l -v Lot At DOI
DODD SCHEIB.
1
IRR CRACKERS AND TORPEDOES
W" A -sew Lot
At DODD A Bt'HKIU S.
A
LL THE DELICACIES
WANTED TO
J Furnish Weddings, Parties, Balls, and Pie Nib's,
furnished at short notice. " ;. DODD BUUKUJ
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ae.
THE SUBSCRIBER BEOS. LEAVE TO CALL
the attention of those in want of Fine Watch
es, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Ac.,
to his extensive Stock, which has been selected with
great care, and which has only to be seen to be ad
mired. His stock embraces
Fine Gold, Silver and Enameled Watches,
Fine Gold Jewelry,
Silver Ware and Albata Ware,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Spectacles to suit all eyes,
Clocks, a beautiful assortment,
Double and Single Guns,'
Rifles, Pistols, Bowie Knives, Ac,
To an examination of which be earnestly invite all
who mav be in want, feelinc confident that he can
please the most fastidious,' both in quality and price.
. i r- S . C. B. ROOT, H
.H i . FayettevUle Street.' r
P. S. Watches and Jewelry repaired in tbe best
manner. . .
nov 9 , - ' ; ,, . ' . ;
At NEW' YORK PRICES!
FOR TIIP "SOUTHERN TRADE I
(A ALL AT Thos. Nowlan's aad see the largest,
V finest ana most laanionaoie assortment oi
Watckei,
Of all the most celebrated makers, eased in 18 carrot
gold, Hunting, Magio open Cases, and warranted to
keep perfect timv ' Purchasers will Ind that they can
be bought as low here as in New York City. A beau
tiful lot of Ladies Watches, richly chased, and set
with "'''
... Diamonds ; ,
Diamond Rings, Pens and Buttons ; a new and beauti
ful assortment of Coral, Lava, Philagrane, Jet, Cameo,
Opal, Mosaic, Pearl and the rich Etruscan . j a ' 1
.. Jewerly f
In sets of Breastpins,. Bracelets, Necklaces, and Ear
Kings, Ladies' Chatelaine Etrnsean Chains and Hooks,
Jasaroon JCtrasean, Fbun and Chased Band Bracelets,
and an endless, variety of Charms,. Seals and Keys of
hair ad gold; Bridal . , !
l t't. -. . ; d !' J
Birthday PresenU ; riob Jewel -Wteh and Odor Cases,
handsome Musical Boxes that plsy from two to six
tanes each.
Silver Ware,
Of every possible description, Tea Sets; Breakfast &ots,
Ice Cream and Desert Sets, Pitchers, Goblets and
Cups, .Salt Stands and Spoons, Sugar Baskets, Tongs
and Spoons, Cream-PUebers Ladles- and Spoon, Pie,
Fish, Cake, Fruit, Butter and Pickle Knives, Tea, Ta-
ki. - ,1 Tlo.A.fr Sn.,,., and Vork. Kilv.r Porta Mon-
IS 1. M,V VWBOII krjJUVUB , , . " - " " f
1 naiesCard Cases, Ae-Ac, ' ; J , t i .
, Sign of the Eagle. ' ( . .
j -' At No. 34 Sycamore st.
jube27 tf ., , .,.; .v j retersburg, Vs.
t i
l ! sTtONCENTRATED LYE,. AND PURE
Vj POT ASH. 4t dsen boxes 'Concentratr
Lye In one pound Cans; and 300 pounds of pur Pot
r Ash in 12 ponads Can. J
irorsaieat i:t
PESOUD'S DRua STORE
may 2S
' -In-. -
hi ui i .1 : a mri.ii i a j, :jfv.
ft ; f OAK CITY SAVIVr BANK-. i ..,
; 3; Jaws a. Wn.i.iiv4';AulcK' V.' ? -3
(. T , " DIRECTORS. t"
JJu;bee,J 0 t i,r. tvobn Q..5ViUims. . ,
a This iBank is now receiving deposits, at tho'Ex-
ehango-fffic,of John Q. Williams 4 Co. Discount.
Jlay Tuesday,' " ' " l " feb IS tf.
STBOTBRS. . ii - v 7' ' - Jtc.
MAttCOM,
XlUatt UUK JiKlI JU1I uvriVKf
Ralefgh, N. C.
inp HE Publie are respectfully Informed that we are .
V'JLiaen renared to nrint Books. Pamnblcts.' Cata
logaes jor sebools,' Cards,' fSm-Heading.'Itetter-lleaa
inr, Plants Wvery deseriBtton. yosterfcE, Vat 'ana.
wiui meveaoie types, tn plain and ner?t'ie'i vitn
r - t1"! er "i;et n.; ks fc.v 40.o
leand, for the vresent. over . Mr. Chaplins Book
dery, in, the old Star office, opposite the Presbyterian
Church. f- STROTHER. A MA ROOM.
. April 1 8th, 1860, , Sl apt 25 ly.
NEW AUCTION HOUSE-
OTICE... THE FIRM OF PULLIAM A
J3I- BETTS having this day ceased. WM iH. BBTTS
will continue in the NEGRO AUCTION .BUSINESS,
add baa taken' into co-partnership with bim E. 3,
Gregory. They will conduct the business tinder th
firm 'of Betts & Gregory, at their sales-room, on
Franklin street, four doors below Wall street, and about
one square below the former office of Pulliam cc Betts,
and respectfully solicit a continuance of the patronage
whi-h was so liberally extended to Wm. H. Betts while
in tbe firm of Pulliam A Betts, 1
' They have obtained tbe services of Mr. Bushrod W.
Elmore as Clerk, who has an interest in tbe business.
WM. H. BETTS,
E. J. GREGORY.
Richmond, Va., May l''tb, 1860. ma 231 y.
FALL TRADE, 1859.
1AM NOW . RECEIVING MY FALL AND
Winter supply of Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
of all kinds for Ladies and Gentlemen, selected by
myself, all of which are warranted to wear well.
H. A. DEPKIN.
LEO, RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND
best assortment of French and American
Call
alf Skins, all of which will be made up into Boots
and Shoes, in the best style, for my patrons. Thank
ful for past favors, I solicit a continuance of the same,
sep 17 tf H A. DEPKIN.
T. STEARNS. ' ' . WM. BREST
F. STEARNS & CO.
. OLD VIRGINIA DISTILLERY,
,! Richmond, Y. '
MS
THE UNDERSIGN-
4
ed savin r been for a
3l
number of years large
ly engaged in distilling, offer to
the Merchants of Virginia and
North Carolina, a large and ex
tensive stock of domestic
Liquors, viz :
Whiskies of all grades, and
prices, some very fine and o!q
lm. f r. Brandies, uins, voraiaie, eweoi n net, etc.,
Ac
They are prepared to offer such inducements to tbe j
Merchants of Virginia and Nortn Carolina, as win
make it to their interest to buy in Richmond, Va.
They desire to call particular attention to their Malted
Kye wniskey, made trom rare
Rve Malted. This
Whiskey is entirely pure, aad iironounced by judges
ftA n m. , i j;" waiAAaaii i rq
flOO REWARD.
13 AN AWAY FROM MESSRS. J. A N. A. CAM
IB. ERON. of Cumberland County, first of U( June,
my negro man Southwell, or Southey, (as usually call-
ed 1 Said nesro is thick set. about 5 feet 8 inches i
high, of a dark brown color, has small eyes, and a
downcast look. He has been hired for several years in
Columbland County, as a Turpentine band. I will
give the above reward, if taken out of the State $50
for his imprisonment in sny jail in this State, or $25
for information, that may lead to hi recovery,
j J. B. LITTLKJOHN.
? Louisburg, N. C. ' feb 4 tf. j
J&f Esyetteville Observer and Wilmington Herald I
copy till forbid. " 1
11TOTICE..TO WHOM IT MAY CON.
131 CERN. HAVING LOCATED IN THE CITY
of Raleigh, I take this opportunity to inform the Pub
lic generally, that I am prepared ia make contracts for
publie or private Buildings, in any part of the State,
on the most favoable terms. I in slso prepared to
to furnish Granite in its rough state for Building or
other purposes, or dressed to order in any shape re
quired, at reasonable rates.
Orders for Stone addressed to me through th Post
Office, Box 249, or left in care of; James Puttick, will
meet with prompt attention.
June 16 tf. THOMAS COATES.
OF lHJO-TURNIP SEED, TUR
NIP SEED. Flat Dutch Turnip ; Red Top Tur
nip, Lrg8 nortoiic inrnip; liarge wiooe xurnip ,
Yellow Aberdeen Turnip ; Ruta Baga Turnip. Also,
Drumhead and Flat Dutch Cabbage Seed. Warrant
ed fresh and genuine ; for sale by '
f H. D. TURNER,
A t tbe N. C. Bookstore. -H
Raleigh, Ni C.j July ltb, I860. " july 18 tf.
BUIST'S FRESH AND NEW CROP TUR
NIP SEED.
CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING VARIE
ties: Early Large Flat Dneh,
Early Red Top, -
Rata Baea, (a superior variety.)
Large White Norfolk,
Large Yellow Norfolk,
Large White Globe. Also,
Altrinenam Carrot, Mangel Wortsel; Beet,
and large Winter Drumhead Cabbage Seed.
For Sale in quantities to suit purchasers at
" June 18 tf. P. F. PESCUD'g-
IKOR BEAUTIFYING AND IMPROVING
r THE HAIR.
I have
received the following
favorite articles, vis :
Mrs? Allen's Restorer and Zylabalsamum.
Wood's and Eaekial's Restorer,
Burnett's Cocoaine and Cocin,
Rosemary and Castor Oil,
' Lowe's and Piver's Pomades.
Demerson, Petit 4t Co., Hygieniqne Societe,
and Monpelas Pomades,
' Tricopheroas, Kathairon,
Essence Bay Leaves,
Sayne's Hair Tonic,, t , , s 5
' ' i Plulecome, and
Pescttd's Hair Tonic. '
" Also, the most approved Hair Dyes known in this
country. - "" J 1 -
For sale-at j u oKt.-- t s .
PESCUD'S DltUG STORKS .
Raleigh, May 18, 130. ma 80 .
FINE GOLD JEWELRY. THE SL1I
4 SCRIBER has in store splendid assortment of
:' FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
embracing a variety of styles ef patterns of Brooches,
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Bracelets, Finger Rings, La
dies an1 Gentlemen's Watch Chains, Pencils and Pens,
Cuff Pins, Miniature Lockets, Gold Thimbles, to.
Call and examine. '
nor . .0. B. ROOT.
FIRU ! FIRE ! I FIRE ! ! I
DON'NT BE ALARMED FRIENDS!
1 ONLY want to call your attention to my Fresh
arrival of '
f i Rj ji irij&T5,n .. y Vi vi
Suitable for the spproaehing Fourth. Torpedoes
Fire Crackers, Fi Wbels,-iiljJevilsi Fire Serpents,
Flying Pigeons, Roman Cusdles, andsy Eookets.
All of which bav arrived torday.
llooine to see 'all tbe young men, the old men, and
a great number of juveniles, on or before that time, I J
beg leave to sunscnoe mysen. ;
. ' YMrhamMoosrvaaty''
,n VJj Bi ERANKLtMJ
. June 21st, 1860. : I June -TlM-
m . tn. urtfrerr
-f Atr $LE F ROFEUl .'FOR SALE.
f-rs mf Hf nndlot in t j villas of Chanel :
JUUl, wMre J f f Jived,d i r
ng Hugh B. Onth.
rie, west, ana 3 plseopal'
Franklin Street NorHiyisd xu
lege grounds Sonth,4 containing
a large Dwelling Houeevitih'e:
place in each reom and swo'lar
by 99 feet each, twq nr-pTcM: i
story Kitchen wvtfi ioar og, 1 1 "
attached, all other necessary
weir Of -water in. the yard,' "U
;t would'snit forapnyate'fam.:y
I will sell en one, two, and thre
terert from date, the pnrcbasef r
seeurity.-: , .-.'v i) '-IVak..-.,
.Chapel Ha, I?." April iL
eh East, fronting' ?
oaes, to Tne vol
Jll!!.!?k X
" " Jt "ir
. 1
eacn room, a twej
ftvtit Sk PnU W-. I .
, .Z : - 1 7-
periy IS vaiuaoie;
.orapnbliehoW.fJ
5 TV tU ivya I
r Minn r n maji n rw w
HILLTARD.? '
1 TOWN PROPERTY,;,
ING ."propery in the Ci
1".-
14 -. n. wj tuiuof of, Wiliiiia,
T :?LY -THi:; Wtf $A daily snaifrb
mar fcefMit Ujtt etsf fersaerly ooenpiod by 0. L. Btrch,
ok inHl? J in th oaupaney of H. L. Wmton.
u? jaurai w aamiraoyr located,, and commands a
large share of transieatandpennsaentcustom.,. J, '
2d. The two STORE HOUSES fronting on
Market Square, one occupied . by E. Rosenthal, as a
Clothing Store, whicli alsq: fronts .on Fayettevme
Street, and the other in the occupancy of A. Adams as
a Grocery. ' These' stores are situated in a position
whieh cannot fail to command an extensive patronage.
3d. Two DWELLING HOUSES, one on Wil
mington Street, near the Capitol Square, at present
occupied by Mr. Tant, and formerly the property of
Wiley Johnson, and the other situated in the eastern
part of the city, near Mr. Eldridge Smith's. 1
The above property will be sold on terms to suit any
person who may wish to purchase. For further infor
mation, apply to Mills H. Bbowic, or to
sep 17 ly . SAM'L ROWliAND.;
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE '
Great S outhein Weekly,
Published at Augnsta, Ga.
ON THEi6TH OF MAY
will bb isstrnn van rinsr irrrBBR os
The Second Volum
OF THE
e
SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRESIDE.
THE most distinguished .Southern writers will adorn
its columns, constituting an unrivalled galaxy of
talent.
LOXGSTREET,
SIMMS.
" KENNEDY,
7 COOKE,
' TUI4NEK,
TUOMPSON,
INGEAHAM,
HAYNE
Also, the most popular writer of the South, and es
pecially many Lady writers of established literary re-
put tion, will contribute to the forth coming volume.
Judge L.UJNU5 mis,! wiu tumish a series of
GEORGIA SCENES,
never before published.
The Second Volume will open with a Tale by JOHN
ESTEN COOKE, author f "The Virginia Come
dians," Ac, entitled "THE PRIDE OF FALLING
WATER ;" a Tale of the Old French Wsr of 1755.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :
$2 A Year, ia Advance.
All papers ere stopped at the expuslum the time
paid for.-; , . . i. .
Wrder for h paper attenctmt to nTii Meooa-
4"wl3-; !--nErsJs e3t-wi-- . .t '::..-'?
a. e. rrLtiAM. a. p. ptLLiAM, B.a.wsnmrKa
PULLIAM & CO.
AUCTIONEERS FOR SALE OF NEGROES,
OUd.FellowH' Hall, Franklin St.,
RICHMOND, V A .
DAILY SALES Piblic axd Pbivatb.
We pledgQ ur strictest attention to the business en
trusted to us, and will, answer all com
munications promptly.
PORTER ALWAYS AT EACH DEPOT.
ly-tf.
TEXAS LAND, AND MONEY.
T"EXAS COURT OF CLAIMS RE-ESTABLISH
ED. All heirs of soldiers who served in the Tex-
ian war of Independence, and who hrve not received
their land, must apply for tbe same before the 1st of
Juue, 1861, or be forever barred. All persons having
ituy character if tlaiut tehaterer lor LAND OR
MONEY against Texas can now secure the same by
properly prosecutis? . their rights. Tbe undersigned
has irreral thnutand unmet of per ton entitled, and. all
outer data pertaining io tne Texas land business, anu
will attend promptly to any claim entrusted to. his
charge. Address
TnOS. D. WILLIAMS,
Attorney at Law,
Waco, Texas,
Rbprrrs to Judge Parson, Judge Battle, Governor
Swain, and others. mar za om.
. FOR SALE.
rnnn ACRES of Land all in one body,, 12
.11 II II I miles from Albany. Ueo.. Z.UUu acres
cleared, and plenty . of Water, and. from 50 to 70 Ne
gross, and Stock of all kinds. ' I will sell the Land
and Negroes, or the Land without the Negroes. The
plsce willmake two beautifull Plantations. Splendid
Corn and Cotton Lands.
Turks. ii casta and the balance in 5 and 10 years,
so that I get the interest. There ean K worked on
the place one hundred hands, ';)'
HAMLIN J. COOK.
Albajiv, Georgia, Jutfe 17th, 1860, ,:
1 June 24 3mpd.
NOTICE.
A LL PERSONS OWING ME SMALL BILLS
J. will please eome forward and settle up, or they
will find their accounts in the hands of an officer for
collection- Positively no longer indulgence will be
riven. .. J. B. FRANKLIN
N: B. 1 have this day adopted the cask tvttem, and
persons wishing anything in my line, will have to
bring the cash, or otnerwise tne goods will remain,
My reasons for the above are :
1st. I am not ablq todo a credit business'.,
2nd. The people are long winded.-' ;
3rd4 1 have to piy often mye)f.
4th I can sell cheaper ' .
5th.- It rives me more satisfaction.
6 th. 1 have already given away, before I came hero,
about four thousand dollars, and don't think I can do
mv family iuatioe to give away any more.
.- f eturn my thanks to the oitisens of Raleigh and
the surrounding country, for their very liberal patron-
aire : and hone that when they want anythinjr in my
linei they will give me a call, lor I shall have always.
on hand every artiele Known to ine iraue.
J. B. FRANKLIN, Ag't
. April 26th, I860.' v ' arp 28
sTI RAIN CRADLES. ANOTHER SUPPLY
Jf of Sinclairs' celebrated Iron Braced Cradles eom
plete, just in season at the Farmers HalL
JAMES M. TOWLES, Ag't '
June 11th, 1860. - June 13 tf.
n,TF.W
BOOK. SAY
AND SEAL,
IJy tbe author of "Wide, Wide World," "Dollars
and Cents," and
Queecby,'
2 vols. 12mo.
J For sale by
apr 7
H. D. TURNER,
N- C. Bookstore.;
f-i U AN O .--WE ABE FUEPARED TO
JT take orders for the various kinds of Fertilizers,
which we will furnish to our .friends -9a the best terms
the market wjll afford.., , ... . :. -, , ' : i, ..
Tbe Manipulated Gwnno preparod.by the - Peters
burg Fertilizer Monufa.cturing Co.," will be ready for
delivery on or before the first September, and we would
'Afreet the particular attention of those who use Guano
f thi. articW, McILWAlNE, SON A CQ-
auglO :.4- -; ' ' ' Petersburg, Vm
. nB vr-SJ" VV VSTKlt t'
ICE HOUSE ON THE PREMISES'
m STY
JVsL Hon. B." F. Moore, will be open hereafter overy
Morning from 51 7 o'clork, I nliall abxi keep a good
snnnlv at mv Store. b , ' .-'. 'in .-'
My customers fan be, supplied froiu eiibr pW
L witnpure aiutepMncua xee
t.. v. ttRRfinn. .
r n ,
.iitt-ii
SPRINGS-
JONES'
White Salphnr and Chalybeate
' , ' SPRINGS,-:
WAMBif Couktt. "North OiBoi.iNi.r
fT?18 SPRINGS ARE SITUATED r ahkaLih
II. "I" PJ - theoeuntrM miles
im narrenton uepot, on tbe Kalois-h aaoTSaston
Railroad; The elimaie 1 alnbfinti n,;i.r
To- j v.HasMeaoruwi Water undoubted,- end the accommo-
1 11 SftH avri e aai1 1 . ja! i 11 . ....
- ... ... " 1 ' ' " "
1 - . w M wpepts, gpea.,Xbt. weH-knownesUb-
l.lisnmentiS now nnan far tl mmM inn aP twTtaaaa
.Hot ind Cold Rath ean he ad at all hurs ; alsofa
. hi - T3 n - .
Term.-. For Board per month.
nspathearrrvl oftbs tramstfe wmrttohi I
nsi;epraiCS':' - " , --"'i- '
. ! ' w. D. JONES, Pbopriktor.
junel' -Mtlau. ' .
I S HQ CC O 8PRIM GS,
; Warren County, N C
L be open on "the 5th of JULY, for the ac
commodation of visitors. -
' A Strouc Chalybeate Soriaz. which isthomrht
to be equal to any, has been discovered upon the prem
ises since the close of last season,-within six hundred
yards of tbe Hotel. A large two-, tory Bowling &
Billiard Saloon will be constantly open for the
amusement of Visitors free of charge. A Splendid
jaaaa win ne tn attendance during tbe Season.
Shoeee Sprines
are distant IS miles from the Warrenton Depot, on the
itaieign ana weidon Kaiiroad. Air. W. K. Phillips
will be in readiness, on the arrival of each train of
oars with comfortable coaches, to convey company to
Che Springs in the shortest time,, without the least de
tention.
Rates of. Board Per day, $2 : week, $12 ;
month, $30. Single meal, 50 cents. Children and
Servants, half-price. july 4 1m.
r Shortest, ouickest and cheapest rente at present to
the Virginia Spiings Is from Petersburg, Va., via
the Sonth-Side and Virginia and Tennessee
Railroads and opposition lines ef SUees. ensurine
to the traveler ample room, attention and accomoda
tion, and low fares.
For the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
passengers purchase tickets at tbe South-Side Rail
road Office to Bonsaeks Depot, SO 90. Thence the
stages to tbe Sweet Springs are now charging $2, or
to the White Sulphur $2 60, making the fare only
S VU to tbe Sweet, and SV 4U to the White Sulphur,
There are also opposition lines -of Stages run nine
from Sajem Depot via Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs
and a line from Montgomery .White Sulpher Springs
by the Mountain Lake and Salt Sulphur Springs to
tbe Geeubrier White Sulphur,
For the Montgomery White Sulphur
springs, now one of the most accessible,
agreeable and popular Springs in the moun
tains, purchase tickets from Petersburg to Big
TunneL - $8 25
For Coiner's Springs purchase tickets to
Bonsaeks Depot, 6 VO
Roanoke Red Sulphur take tickets to Salem
Depot, 7
Alleghany Springs, tickets to Shawsville
Depot. S
40
05
Yellow Sulphur Springs, tickets to Chris-
tiansburg Depot, 8 45
Old Red Sulphur Springs, tickets to Dub
lin Depot, : V 20
The oars leave the depot of the South-Side Railroad
daily (except Sundays) at 1 A. M.
. - Passengers from South sad North Carolina
will find this mneh the oheapest rants t-tbe .Winrft
if ' . . T iiSMSntsssi i i i ni i sr- inn n
Jim. , , oJ.,.. -o... -pi
NORTH CAROLINAJiv
WHITE SULPHER SPRINGS J
WILL be opened for visitors the first of June.
Tbey are near the present terminus of tbe Wes
tern North Carolina Railroad not an hour's ride by
superior omnibuses aad stages. The Proprietor has pro
cured th services of Thompson Tyler, as Mana
ger, whose experience at the most fashionable water
ing places of Virginia, added to bis' commanding ap
pearance and gentlemanly bearing, insure good order
and good fare.
The very best Ball Kooia l.KAOER and BLACK
BAND of Musicians the city of Richmond, Va., affords,
have been prooured.
Riding vehicles and horses, billiard saloons and
bowling allies are at the command of visitors.
The country is elevated and healthy; the scenery beau
tiful, and roads most excellent, and the pleasure
grounds extensive. There is no better water than that
afforded by the North Carolina White Sulphur Springs.
The patronage of the Carolina is confidently relied on
to repay the Proprietor for the expensive outlay he has
made to fit np a watering place suited to their wants ;
aad he promises that no pains shall be spared by him
self or bis gentlemanly assistant to render all who may
visit him pUasant and comfortable.
, Ji. Lv. KOBAKLHS, Proprietor.
May, I860., ma S3 2m.
EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,
: GREENSBOROUGH, N. C.
THIS Institution has been in successful operation
lor twenty years, and for the last nine nnder Its
present principal.
The Course of instruction is designed to afford (0
Southern patents an institution, in wbich can bo se
cured every ad vantage afforded by, the very best Fe
male Seminaries ia the country.. The liberal patronage
we have received, whilst it has enabled us to offer
superior , facilities for tbo acquisition of a thorough
education, encourages us also to hope that ear South
. . .... . , ' . . Y-. , . f.i.
ern gins wm receive a complete guic tvivn wimiu out
own limits. ' - t 5
The Faculty consists of Seven Gentlemen and four
Ladies, selected with strict reference to experience,
ability end aptness to teacb. The Institution is am
ply provided with apparatus for the illustration of all
the departments of Science embrsoed in tbe course of in
struction. The next session will commence August 1st, 1860.
For Catnlouges containing, full particulars of terms
Ac, apply to , RICHARD, STERLING, r
jun6 taul, : .., j.
S" TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA--IN
Equity, Nash County; "
In the matter of Josiah Pope, Winny Cotton et ati.,
: vs.,' B. D. Msnn, Administrator of Rochel Atkins,'
et. al. '--' -
Pending in tbe Court of Equity, in the County afore
said, t' In pursuance of an order in the above oanss,
such persons as are the aext of kin of the late Roehel
Atkins, of the County of Nash, . being first eouti, or
f nearer degree, are hereby notified to appear and make
their kindredship known, or a decree will pass for the
distribution of her estate among such as are known.
July It 2mN. G. W. BLOUNT,. C. M. E.
LACK SILK MITTS BLACEJ STLK
tj- jMitts of all qualities and siies, ean be bought of
w. it. n. s. xuujvsk.
1A.CE MANTLES! LACE MANTLES! I
i The most superb lot ever offered.
Lace Mantles ! Lace Mantles ! ! Lace Mantles ! !!
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap, Cheap.
At TUCKER'S.
LADIES TRAVELLIN G SUITS AND
, DUSTERS. -rA . Large assortment of the
tireys, for Ladies. Suits, for Ladies Suits, fox Ladies
Suity. ' " , . - .
Always Neat," Always Neat, Always Neat.
All "the Style, all the Style.
i At TUCKER'S.
SHOES!!! A
ftV-'T.tkVvA a d 3 rfi rt ATI
a j Mjai woviaiHv . a -
. 6 ....... j-,.',,;, . " At TUCKER'S.
tfrATER COOLERSKEEPS COOL ALL
,j Day with 5 pounds of lee.
Water Coolers ! Wafer Poolers JI Water Coolers 11!
At TUCKER'S.
f Raleigh; Mayi8thT8en.:'' , may 19 tf.
t' ' 1 i 1 1 -. - . .
DF'A ND SmiLTHEY CBMB-j ANOTHER
rilL!Suppryef the Aretie ah Polar Refrigerator, ex-
pouUd laMr. ta secure ail snavsgM, i
4 aaooaonasiatb-uM r lee ; Every fmt9 std
Apes! one. .Seld at anul adtorers priees I rem m .a
S30, witk ireight: w fABi M. TOWias, Aft.
. .Jnfv Jta.lftfi0..- ... . 3J 1v
" I -1 wm . jmm 4. a m-mr - -i-.-i a Br K
ft eh ; I vMunu ow4 years . di. age ana servants
' s m mtm 1; w v Pam va. .1 j -- - j 1 SB .
4 .
SBRltfGrS.
' HO T, SPRINGS, r.r 4
" i c-! - VIRGINIA, -!,.-The
Great .Thermal Watering Plate ttfihe Aterte
it. , eon 'Continent.
' Nature's' Reme&ffoi Curbnic Diseases.
THE Hotel at this place. wOt be'open for tne recep-
I tion of visitors on the first of June next. In the
number of its MINERAL' SPRINGS, the "variety of
tneir temperatures 'and their extraordinary remedial
powers in many of tbe most serious. nsJdfui and nan.
gerous CHRONie DISEASES' that affiict tbe human
race, 'this watering plaoe offers; INVALIDS suffer
ing trom tne inalaesinxwbicl THERMAL WATERS
are indicated means, for, the recovery of heaMh wbih
,if,a ower t anjywjea states j,
Nasnr;or the Bath-.lisftsea in which
, twci sue unoicateoMinacis 01 me nraiera
keHternalf r tor tised as a Genera
JFlr1 WW-W
fresh water from separate snrinsrs of various tembarsw
tares, from 78 to -106 Fahrenheit. In. all.cases o
icnte disease, the hot baths Jars i contra-indicated, buj
in tbecAroicom of ,f ,i ! ' 4,
-Rheumatism ' Diseases of the Llver
- Goat, Chronic Diarrhesa,
Neuralgia, Old ' Iniaries to the
Paralysis, free from f Muscles, Joints and
inflammatory action, ( Tendons. ; , j k
.Spinal Irritation, , and S ome ; Diseases
. Peculiar to Females, .j,,, , ., ;
the remedial properties of the waters of the VIRGINIA
HOT SPRINGS are uwivalled. Their ALTERA
TIVEAND CURATIVE POWERS are unsurpassed
by those1 of any other Mineral Water on the face of the
globe. '
Many persons afflicted with the diseases enumerat
ed above, in forms which had' resisted the most skill
ful medical treatment, and had rendered-the lives of
the sufferers alike wretched and uselessthrough long
years of pain, have been restored to perfect, health by
their use. And in many of these cases not only medi
cal science, but other Mineral Springs of the highest
reputation had failed to afford relief. ,
Of the yast number now suffering with such mala
dies, there are few, indeed, who would not bejel ther cur
ed or greatly relieved by these waters. ' When drank,
they are anti-acid, mildly aperient, and freely diuretic
and diaphoretic. Ued a a general bath, they equalize
an unbitltuiced circulation ; and restore to the different
important organ of th system, when torpid, that nat
ural and healthy euiiility without which (Xry cat not
perform their reaped ice fit uctiotu, and the hemjicial ac
tion of alt remedies uill he (.liuiiniuked or destroy ed.
They act powerfully upon the Liver, Kidneys and
tkin ; relax contracted tendons and rizid muscles:
rouse up suppressed secretions; expite the action of
tne absorbent vessels ; exert a salutary influence over
the uterine system, and often relieve, in a short time,
excruciating pain, caused by serious 'and long-standing
disease '.'.',-(.
Diseases of the South.
In no clss of human maladies' have these waters
been more eminently successful than in those which
prevail in the SOUTHERN and SOUTH-WESTERN
STATES. . ,
" In that state of the body termed CACHECTIC,
the consequence of derangement of tae Stomach, Liver
and spleen, among the residents of marshy countries,
and distinguished by a pale or sallow complexion,
puffy skin, swelled extremities, AU" the baths beie
often act like a eharm.
Ia obstinate TORPOR OF THE LIVER and in
the enlarged condition of the LIVER and SPLEEN,
which so frequently follows the bilious fevers of the
Sooth, their great value is unquestionable. t
In many eases, where the Secretion of Healthy Bile
had been almost totally suppressed for years, a course
of these waters has fullv restored it. , And in many
other cases, where the Liver was not only torpid and
enooraeaYbut ENLARGED, its normal condition has
been brought back, the engorgement and enlargement
have disappeared, anithe sujs"hffv been restored
-j'-
LJa
Chronic Diarrhaiardocinfraa tnaTdls
ease gcnevuy wpoa arangofa lrtvac -
tion of the Liver and Skin, th nowHiTHrfaenc whWh
- a- rjr ' j-
tbesa wa-ters exert upon a both tbee unprta-t wrgaos
make them a remedial agent of unequalled power,
Enlargement of the Prostate Gland.
Cases of this disease hare been thoroughly cured at
the Hot Springs the powerful excitant action of the
waters upon the absorbent vessels enabling them some
times to cure enlargements of this gland, as well as
those of the Liver and bpleen.
Diseases Peculiar to Females.
Tbe suppression or painful performance of Periodi
cal Functions Peculiar to t emales is frequently reliev
ed by the use of the waters here.
Pleasure Baths.
Besides the Hot Baths for Invalids, tbere are two
exhilarating an J delightful Pleasure Baths, for persons
in good health.
Location, Climate, &c., of the Springs.
This place is distant only twenty miles from the
Millboro' Depot of the Virginia Central Railroad, and
except-that short -distance, has an unbroken railroad
connection with the principal cities ef the United
SUtes.
The Springs are situated in one of the narrow val
leys with which the mountains abound. The scenery
around is wild, romantic and beantifcl, and the
climate in summer delightful, salubrious and invigo
rating. The Hotel Accommodations are excellent, and Good
Music will be in attendance early in the season. A
Skillful Physician resides at the place during the sum
mer months.'
Route. ' "
By Railroad from the principal cities in the United
States to the Millboro' Depot of the Virginia Cential
Railroad ; thence by stage coaches twenty miles, over
a well-graded turnpike, to the Springs. '- Passengers
leaving Baltimore, Md., or Kishmondand Lynchburg,
Va., in the morning, can eome through to this place
the same day to supper, or pass the- night at the'
Warm Springs, snd arrive her to breakfast next
morninj-. :
TThe Hot SpaiNas Pamphlkt, containing a
full account of the Springs,, with the opinions of Phy
sicians, in regard to the waters, certificates of cures',
Ac., will be sent free of charge to any address, on
application to the subscriber,
3 S v . S. GOODE, Ho. 'Spring Va.
May 15th, 1860. ' mayze Im
GEORGIA COTTON GINS-I WILL
Deliver at any point on the Railroads, free of
expenses, either Samual Griswold's, .or Clemons
Brown A Co.'s, Celebrated Cotton Gins of all
Sizes. Sample Gins always in Stored Term a usual,
payable the 1st of January next
Orders solicited at once, to secure Gins in time for
the present cron. JAMES M. TOWLES, Agt
July 17th, 1860. '.'.. r ' July 18 tf;c
RALEIGH AND GASTON RAILROAD I
Change of Schedule 1 .
1
Raleigh, November 1st, 1S69.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE THE MALL
'Train oa tbo Raleigh and Gaston Railroad, will
run as follows : , 1 ; :
' Leave Raleigh daily at 7.10, A. M.
Arrive at Weldon daily at 12 M.n
f ' Leave Weldon daily at 11, A. M.. .'
Arrive at Raleigh daily at 3.40, P. M.
THE FREIGHT TRAINS will run as follows :
Portsmouth Freight leaves Raleigh Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday ;
Arrives at Raleigh Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
days ' :
Petersburg Freight Leaves Raleigh Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday ; 1 ' -
Arrives at Raleigh Monday, Wednesday and Fr.
day. P. A. DUNN, Snpt.
: November 8, 1859, , feb
AGGING AND ROPEl '
100 Bales Standard and Extra, Heavy Bagging.
200 coils Rope for sale at the lowest market rates
by R A, YOUNG A BROv,
',! 93 Sycamore street,
gcp 14 tf' ' ' , Petersburg, Va.
PEEBLES, PLUMMER Ac CO.,
! - 'vobmerlv rnkBis a warrn.) - "
VOMMlSSlOK MBit CHAltTS A 7fi ( GR0CER&,
" No. 22,bi4l Street j Fetersbury, Va. , !
TT-ROMPT and diligent personal, attention given to
mj- the sale of all consignmenU Of Produce Always
On band a full supply of standard quality Groceries,;
suit-id to tb wants of Farmers and Families:
isas'L psnSLifs, I y JsHJf.sdnriws.
tpaaaT Ei-rLaanns, ja, late ot tha firm of N. M.
Uvrtm, SMthas-Ae.i ?i,(;'.i fv-!' '-
' - - " ,i.ti JV.. n.-..'. . PWun;Peruvika-
MISCELLANEOUS.
ASTHMA. FOR THE INSTANT RELTEV
BRONCHIAL CIGARFTv.
&tB,20S C0- Ul N"o Bt, N. Y.
I , ,. - v-j-y. HMIIM DV post
bW COP ART ERSIIIP
iU Wi jalLLER and WM. J. SATTWr,
HAVE FORMED A COPARTNF.Rhiip
in th practice of the WirS?AP
aesaiuthsConnry and Superior Courts of Wakewd '
ffWf the SuprepeCourtatRa:
t-eJ. -v" - m"--' v - ? namununuirv yi' - 'i.- " -f , - " -
ili add'.-thaja't.
tielsaUiaaaao! rertlarTV b:nt: ? - " ;
?'.4 M e Countywd BnZr
Courts of iSash and Franklin, and th. L!. I
thsIJnitedStateatRaleiirh: :
deeSl-tf . ' w W VTT T X.D
XT0? fcRO"M WRAPPING
pa-
J-w .tiMMwas waaaKAi, AGENT OF E. B
Satef, proprietor of ,tha Crabtreo Pan. Mill, t .'
stock, aad to seU Wrapping Paper of ail descriptions
on favorable tern. Orders for such paper solicited
and executed with promptness anAdispatoh.
--.r. Aatrrcss,. j. j. LITCHF0RD,
feb 1' Ralktob. W p
'.Standard copy.
. Don't desert an old friend for a new face ."
,, (Old Proverb.)
i COL.. SA3I. COLT'S
REVOLVING FIRE ARMS.
Pistols, Rifles, Carbines and Shot Gans.
i Paists, o? 1850 j 1855 ; 1857 ; 1868.
THE SE arms have no
equals in quality and finish j
adopted by the Army
aadNavyofthe United
S tates, a d the p r i n e i p a 1
tovermnents of Europe;
are uniform inall their
parts, are simple, safe, sure
serviceable, and ean be bad
in one hundred varieties,
as well as Cartridges of
powder, ball and shot,
and all small parts .for re
pairs, from; ail respect
able gun. dealers, and.
the Hardware trade gen
erally. 1
Annaxsa. SxcaxTaKT
COLTS PATENT FIRE ARMS MANTTil CO,
apr 2J ly.
ILtBTVoap, paa,
THE CANDIDATES FORTHE LEGISLA
TURE aad for Sheriff; will address, their fel
low citizens or waao vwuniyy at tne I'M rowing
times and places, via t ' ' '
Bus bee's. - ' Thursday,- - T1 July 12th;
Ranks'.. f' -i Friday. ' 13th.
Banks',
Friday,
13th.
Franklins',
DunnsvUle,
rorestville,
. Saturday, 13 .
. ' ikmday, '
-v r-, TvresdRr, r-rrr?Y,
14th.
16th.
Tiolfsville,'
18th.
fci," ".- ? ? r ."Si
4t
S . Friuit , v
asvovii J
8oth.
1 jTwvi'i v irf fiatnrda "
l VTZ!,
r1-
21st.
Barno Jones , Monday,'
23rxU
24th i
25th
26th.
27th.
28th.
30th.
31st.
Laaniey'B b Konds, Tuesday,
Groen Level,
Wednesday,
Lowe & Lyon's,
Rogers' Store,
Willie Lynn's,
Laws',
Thompson's,
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday,
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
spikes ,
August 1st
The Tax Collectors in each District will also
attend for tbe purpose of collecting the Taxes due
for the year 1860. W. H. HIGH, Sherif.
June 11th, 1860. june 13 td:
NO TIC Eiil
r' IS AN ESTABLISHED FACT THAT E. A.
Whitaker, keeps the Largest Stock; of
Groceries and Liquors in the City of Raleigh.
Persons would do weil to call and examine.
JU8T RECEIVED.
Chocolate,
Raisins,
Prunes.
Figs,
Currants,
Oranges,
- X Lenmons,
At E. A. WHITAKER'8
CANVASSED HAMS, NORTH CARO
LINA HAMS
At ,E. A. WHITAKER'S. '
MOWED BEFF. AND BOLOGNA SAU-
O 8A9E,
At E. A. WHITAKER'S.
LOAF AND CRUSHED SUGAR,
" At; EA. WHITAKER'S.
I SHALL START NORTH ON MONDAY
the 23rd, and Will be pleased to attend to any busi
ness for any friends. - ' E. A. WHITAKER.
jnne,14 ' - ' ' 1 ' - - '- '
NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBERS GIVE
their personal attention to all consignments madr
themfrom the eonntry,particularly Tobacco, Cotton, ana
Wheat. They keen a lanr stock of Groceries, Guano,
Ac, on hand, whieh they offer for sale on the most
reasonable terms. To cash and punctual buyers on the
usual time. DONNANS A JOHNSTON,
' ' : . ' Gror aad Commission Merohants,
' mar 14 ly ... Pettsbarg, Va
, TIMELY AND SPECIAL NOTICE.
MX accounts will all be made out by the 1st of July,
and my friends are rsspeetfully invited to call
aad settle. As interest will be charged after that date,
it can be no advantage to let them lie over, bat a great
convenience to me aad my consigners to have their
money.
" A good deal is still owing mo for Fertilisers which
were sold for cash. I am very grateful to my friends
for their patronage and would be glad to serve them
m any way I can. , JAS. M. TOWLES.
. , . , General Agent, $c, $c.
Jane 25th, 1860. . - - june 27 tf.
TTOVE MINUTE FREEZERS ANOTHER
r Supply of 4 and 0 quart sis, is just received by
...... nrntar Ta. . . .
Express At
TOWLES, Agt.
Jvly 3rd, 1860,
jnly r tf.
WHEAT FANS.
MONTGOMERY'S Rockaway, and Burnetts cele
brated Fanning Mills, at Manufaoterera' prices,
with only transportation added. Apply at one,
july 7-tf. JAS. K. TOWLES, Agt.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS. ANOTHER
supply at hand, of Massey's five minute Freeser,
th latest and best out. Austin's Patent Beaten by one
minute. JAS.;M.,IQWLBS, Agt.
juhe 27 tf. ' -
ATENT ICE PITCHERS AND WATER
COOLERS. Jast received, on sale Sample
of the latest and most approve" makes. Also, expect-inn-
daily more of th Artie Refrigerator.
JAMES M. TOWLES, Agt.
Juno 25th. I860. , June 27 tf.
TUST RECEIVED. LADIES'
WALKING
sj and Traveling Suits.
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April 20th, 1860,
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