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' ' ',,"', 4'; Rates of AdTertising' i , the Semi-Weekly . .Register: square (10 lines or -less) one, insertion, SI 00 rery ueoeading insertion, 25 1 square six months, - 8 00 1 " twebre . " . 14 00 2 " three " 8 00 2 gix " 16 00 J " twelre months, mrladin paper, , f .25 00 AdvertisenienU fobe insrUd on the i'i of te papritofft)ir, ynlh charge 6 cents pet sqnare for eVary inaertion. after the nrsV Annual adertUta will be charged 60 per coat, more tbas the above rates when their advertisements an directed to be inserted on the insidew In the Weekly Register r 1 square for the first insertion, SI 00 and for erery succeeding insertion, 25 1 sqnare twelve months, - 10 00 2 " six . " ' 10 00 2 " twelve months, includ'g Weekly paper 20 00 ' All advertisements not otherwise directed,, will be inserted in the Semi-Weekly, and charged accordingly. Business Cards, not exceeding eight Hues; will be nserted in wither the Weekly or Semi-Weekly six months for $5 00, or twelve months for $10 in both papers at $3.50 for six months, or $1 5 for twelve months. S" Contracts can lie made at the office for longer advertisements. ' BUSINESS CARDS. Q of pa j d m y e r s OOSfflMQSSfl'ON MERCHANT AND WHOLESALE GROCER. Keeps always on hand a supply of Coal for Orates and Stoves. Newberh, February 22, 1860. - feb 25 lypd. WILLSON A AL.FRIEND, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, And dtaltrt in Chemical; Paint, Dye Stuff, Oil, 4?e. Sycamore, opposite Bollingbrook Street, PETERSBURG, VA. W. T. WILLSOS. " JOHS ALrBlSJIB. au 5 iN. JH. MARTIN, BRO. A CO., .(JR0CERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Petersburg, Vau N. M. MARTIN, SON A CO., C03I3IISSION MERCHANTS, jan 30 RICHMOND. VA. McILWAINE SON A Co., GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Vomer of Sycaunnfc Tahb Street, a. a. MriLWAiNK, 1 Petersburg, Yau R. D. MCILWAIHR, V r. r. bill. J aa 5 DONNANS A JOHNSTON, GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Petersburg, Vau ja l-1y. DONNAN & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Richmond, Vau ja 1-ly RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG ROAD. RAIL.. THROUGH FREIGHT BETWEEN RICH MOND AND NORTH CAROLINA. I ROM THE 9TI1 DAY OF MARCH UN- til the 1st of September next, the Freight and Accommodation trains on this road will leave Rich, mond and Petersburg on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 4t eight o'clock, A.M., instead of nine o'clock, a before. Arrangements have been made by this company for the prompt and punctual forwarding and delivery of all produce, goods, or other articles of freight designed for transportation either way, between Richmond and points between Petersburg and Raleigh, Ridge way, Greensboro', Salisbury and Charlotte, North Carolina, at low rates, without any charge, for forwarding, stor age, Ac. All such articles seat to Richmond, should be consigned and plainly marked " To the care of the Freight Agent of the Richmond and Petersburg Rail road, at Petersburg," by whom they will be promptly forwarded. As to rates of tolls on the roads south of Petersburg (which they require to.be prepaid as far as Raleigh,) information may be had at the Depot of this Company at Kicnmond. T. H. WYNNE, Sup't Office R. A P. R. R. Co., July 25, 1859. july-30tf. EMMON'S GEOLOGY. Mannual of Geology, Designed for the use of Colleges and Academies, By Ebeneier Emmons, State Geologist of North Caro lina ; L.ate btate Geologist ef few York; Professor of Natural History and Ueolojrv In William Collnre : Cor responding Member of the Academy of Natural Science, Philadelphia, Ac , Ac. . For sale by J I W. L. POMEROY Rale, on, N. C, March, 1860. J mar 14. AMERICAN GUANO. EXPECTED TO arrive by Wednesday's Train another supply. To secure in time, orders should be renton at Once, or application- made to apr 25 JAME3 M. TOWLES, Agent NOTICE111 IT I" 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. JUST RECEIVED. Chocolate, Raisins, Prunes, .Flga, Currants, Oranees, Lemmons, At E. A. WHITAKER'S CANVASSED II A MM. J LINA HAMS NORTH CARO- At E. A. WHITAKER'S. UMOKEO BEFF, AND BOLOGNA SAU- O BA1E, At E. A. WHITAKER'S. WHITAKER'S. 1 OKv AND CRUSHED SUGAR, At mi. a. wmrAKER'8. I SHAH wr.nTT. ttaMrf .n7.RT NOR ON MONDAY june 14 5 I I O'f-S 4b m M 9 X - 00 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ; - - - - -r ' i -' - -v - 1 -y THEO. Hltli, ' 5 ATTORNEY AI UW, : . " '' Ratbish, N. C: r ' ' - Xspeeial attention given to the collection of claims. 1 Jan 25 ly. ,7- THOMAS J. 6AGBY. Agent and Commission Merchant, No. 8 .vVall-st., under St. Charles Hotel, RICHMOND, VA, t TT IRES oat Negroes, Rents out Houses, and ecus Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, Floar, and other Country T J Srruaugo. ; . . Pays strict attention to business, and prompt remittances made., S Consignments respectfully solicited. Refers to Messrs. Cha. T. Wortham k Co. ; Tins, ley. Tardy A Williams; Hunt A Brother, and Henry K. Ellyson, of Richmond. Septembers, 1859. tf CLOTHING. i FOR THE PRESIDENCY ! THE following tickets have been nominated by their respective parties for the Chief Magistray of the Nation, vis : . . . ; John Bell ana Edward Everett. , -J. C. Breckinridge and Joe Lane. Steven A. Douglas and H. V. Johnson. . , Abram Lincoln and Hannibal UamJln. and yet -there is another candidate before the peo ple, but he is not politician, nor does ha desire the vote of the people, fie is a candidate for the cuiUm ot all who wish to obtain SUMMER CLOTHING AT COST I Hackney Poole invites all in want of Summer Clothing to sail at his store, corner of Jajettevllle sU aa) Market Sqnare, where they can find a Splendid Assortment of READY MADE CX.OTH1NG , . For Summer- Wear, . , - Now going off at Cott for Cask, in order to make room for a large Fall and Winter stock. The snbsenberpiedges himself to sell lower than any other kouie prqfeimg to tell at cott, and only invites a oaU from his friends and the public generally to con vince them of the truth of what be rays.. NEGRO CLOTHING. The subscriber can sell suits for Negroes cheaper than the goods can b bought and made up for in. Stance, whole suits for from S3 00 to S3 50 ! The subsomber is now receiving the latest styles THIN SUMMKR WEAR By Express every Week Returning bis thanks to his friends and the publio generally for the liberal patronage heretofore extended. the suoscriber Hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of the same. HACKNEY POOLE, Corner of Payetteville Street july 4 tf . and Market Sauare. Iron on one 8ide. Drugs on the other. ICE CREAM SAXOON. rf YOU WOULD ENJOY THE REFRESHING Influence of a glaf of nice Ice Cream, call at Dodd A Bcheib s Saloon, No, It Fayettcville Street ; where you will find a pleasant room, tastefully fitted up and cream as cold as lee can 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. FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY.-. A fresh supply just received.- At DODD A TO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CANDY. WE offer as pure an article of dandy as can be found elsewhere in the United States, at the low price of $15 per .hundred . pounds. We Manufao. ture our Candy, und warrant it to contain nothing but Sugar, and not to stick to the Jars. A FRESH SUPPLY OF ORANGES, J Lemons, Raunis, and Figs. At DODD A SCnEIB'S. VTUTS OF ALL KINDS. -P ICK LES, li Catsups, Saucea, Preserves and JeDies of every discription DODD A SCHEIB. i CJ Al ARDINES, SALMON AND FRESH DODD A SCHEIB. ustard. FRESH CRACKERS. Jus1: received DODD A SCHEIB. F INESEGARS. GOOD CHEWING and Smoking Tobacco, constantly on hand DODD A SCHEIB. F EXTENSIVE variety, sufficient to please all DODD SCHEIB. F IRE CRACKERS AND TORPEDOES- i A new Lot At DODD A SCHEIB'S. A LL THE DELICACIES WANTED TO J Famish Weddings, Parties, BaUs, and Pio-Nte's, furnished at short notice. DODD A SCHEIB. WATCHES, JEWELRY, dec THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS 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 stack 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 ass. rtment, Double and Single Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Bowie Knives, Ac, To an examination of which he earnestly invites all who may be in want, feeling confident that he can please the most fastidious, both in quality and price. ; C. B. ROOT, Fayetterille Street. P. S. Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best manner, noy Al' NEW YORK PRICES t I FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE ! CALL AT Thos. Nowlan's and see the largest, finest and most fashionable assortment of watches, Of all the most celebrated makers, cased in 18 carrot gold, ,'Huoting, Magic open Cases, and warranted to keep perfect tim. Purchasers will find that they can be bought as low here as a New York City. . A beau tiful lot of Ladies Watches, richly -chased, and set with Diamonds;. Diamond Rings, Pens and Buttons; aaew and beauti ful assortment of Coral, Lava, Philagrane, Jet, Cameo, Opal, Mosaic, Pearl, and the rich Etruscan Jewerly,' In sets of Breastpins, Bracelets, Necklaces and Ear Rings, Ladles' Chatelaine Etruscan Chains and Hooks, Jasaroon Etruscan,. Plain and Chased Band Bracelets, and an endless variety of Charms, Seals and Keys of hair and gold ; Bridal and Birthday Presents; rich Jewel -Watch and Odor Cases, handsome Musical Boxes that play from two to six tunes each. Silver Ware, Of every possible description, Tea Sets, Breakfast Sets, Ice Cream and Desert Seta, Pitchers, Goblets and Cups, Salt Stands and Spoons, Sugar Baskets, Tongs and Spoons, Cream-Pitchers, Ladles and Spoons, Pie, Fish, Cake, Fruit, Butter and Pickle Knives, Tea, Ta ble and Desert Spoons and Forks, Silver Porte Mon naies, Card Cases, Ac, Ac Sign of the Eagle. ' ' At No. 84 Sycamore si june27 tf Petersburg, Va. rnifrr.NTRiTKn r.YE. iNn piirk ! LPOT ASH. 40 dosen boxes Concentrated Lye in one pound Cans; and 300 'pounds of pure Pet may S3 PESCUD'S DRU3 STORE, . lis Don't desert an old friend ibranewfaeeV .e 'ss-wl rt "tM Old Prevorbii REV OLTING FIRE ARMS. Pistols,' Rifles, Carbines, and Shot Guns. Pmbhts, or 18M?4i ; W5Ij -1858. 'iHKS E arms have no equals in quality and finish e,v adopted, by the Army 'adNaTy ef the United '"States, and the pt i n i p a 1 .Ul l Q T lu ill u uicu part,jsre simple,, sue, sure serviceable, and can be. had 1 m'ooe k a a d r ed yariatias, Caswell as Cartridges ""n o w-d e f . haQ and-fc h o t, .?. .. pairs, from .aft respect- the Hardware trade gen- r4 COLT'S PAT?ilX FIRR ARM5MAN'FG CO. A1 1 . t " XI nlSinin aortal apr XI ly, HARTfORD, COITH. NEW AUCTION MOUSE- NOTICE. THE FIRM OF PULLIAM A RETTS having this day ceased. WM H. BETTS wiU continue in the NE(R0 AUCTION BUSINESS, and has taken into co-partnership with him E. J. Gregory. They will cobduet the business under the firm of Betts A Gregory, at" their sales-roeea on Franklin street, four doors below Wall Street, and about one square below the former office of Pulliam a. Betts, and respectfully solicit a continuance of the patronage whkk was se liberally extended to Was. H. Betts while in the firm of Pulliam A Betts, , They have obtained the services of Mr. Bushrod W. Elmore as Clerk, who has an interest in the business. WM. H. BETTS, E. J. GREGORY. RicHuoDVa May lHh; 1880. , ma23 ly. PALli TRADE, 1859. . AM' NOW TtECRTVrNG; - 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. ALSO, RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND. best assortment of French and American Calf Skins, all of which will be made up into Boots and Shoes, in the best Style, for my patrons. Thank. L- ful for past favors, I solicit a eentinaaaoe of the same. sepl7 tf M. A. usrnxM. LAW COPART ERSUIP, . RALEIGH, If. C H. W. MILLER and WM. J. SAUNDERS, Hi in the practice of the Law, to extend to all busi ness in the County and Superior Courts of Wake and Johnson, and the terms of tho Supreme Court at Ra leigh, all offioe business and the collection of claims. Office in the brick room opposite Lawrence's Hotel. In addition to the Courts of the above named coun ties, I shall attend regularly hereafter the Superior Courts of Granville, Edgecombe, Sampson, Warren, Halifax, and Wilson, and the County and Superior Courts of Nash aad Franklin, and the Circuit Court of the United States at Raleigh. . dec 11 tt H. W. MILLER. . flEW BOOKS. ARCTIC ADVENTURE, BY SEA AND Land, from the earliest date to the last expe ditions in search of Sir John Franklin. Edited by Epes Sargent. With Maps and; Illustrations. . E DGAR POE, AND CRITICS, BY SARAH Helen Whitman. ' THE MARBLE FAUN, OR THE Ro mance of Monte Beni ; in two vols. By Nathaniel Hawthorne ; Author of " The Scarlet Letter." etc TTAWKSVIEW 1 A HISTORY OF OUR IX Own Times. By Holme Lee ; Author of "Against Wind and Tide," etc. O' UR FARM OF FOUR ACRES, AND b made by it. , With an Introduo Mead, Editor of the .Horticultu- The Money w tion. By Peter B. rist. THE CAVALIERS OF FORTUNE, OR British Heroes, in Foreign War.. By James Grant, Author of " The Romance of War," etc . MEMOIRS OF JAMES MARQUIS, OF Montrose, K. G-, Captain General of Scotland. By James Grant, Author of " The Romance of War," etc- THE MILL ON THE FX O S S.--BY George Elliott ; Author of " Scenes of Clerical 1 Life," Ae. For Sale by T Wt L. POMEROY. Raleigh, N. C, 1860. augl8 tf. AND STILL THEY COME. ANOTHER Supply of the Arctic aad Polar Refrigerators, ex pected daifv. To secure all -the advantages, as well as economise in the use Of Ice, Every family thovld have one. Sold at manufaetorers prices from $20 te $30, with freight JAS. M. TOWLES, Agt July 16th, 1860. July 18 tf. GUANOl GUANO 1 1 ' T AN now taking orders for Fall planting, and to secure in time, and on the best terms- No. 1 Peruvian Guano, Turner's Excelsior, better ,till American Guano from Bakers A Jarvis' Islands in the Pacific Ocean, and Baugh's raw-bone Phosphate of Lime. JAMES M. TOW LBS, Agt Farmer's Hall, Raleigh, N. C. nag 22 NAILS. ANOTHER SUPPLY, OF EX. cellent quality, ath-eduoed prices. JAMES M. TOW LES, Agent Raleigh, August, 1860. aug 22 GUANO FOR FALL SALES. "1 IT E are daily expecting a cargo of rusk's mahipu f V l atxd en axo, and will keep a full supply of the article throughout the season. - We shall also he con stantly suppled with "A No. 1 Pbroviaw Gbaso." Planters ordering their supplies from us may rely upon receiving the best article that is sold. PEBBLES, PLUMMER A CO. aug 1 22 Old street POSTER AND ALE 36 CASKS BEST brands London Porter. 10 do. Tennant's XX Ale. For sale by aug 1 tf. PEEBLES, PLUMMER A CO. O UGAR.100 BBLS. COFFEE, CRUSHED, cut- tj loaf, powdered, and granulated Sugars, in store and for sale by aug 1 tf. PEEBLES, PLUMMER A CO. art j NIP SEED. Flat Dutch Turnip; Red Top Tur nip, Large Norfolk Turnip; 'Large Globe Turnip; Yellow Aberdeen Turnip ; Ruta Baga Turnip. Also, Drumhead and Flat Dutch Cabbage Seed. Warrant ed fresh and genuine ; for sale by H. D. TURNER, At the N. C. Bookstore. Raleigh, N. C, July ISth, i860. july 18 tf. F' INE GOLD JEWELRY. THE SUB SCRIBER has in store a splendid assortment of D'lUK UUDV JEWEIRx, embracing a variety of styles of patterns of Brooches, Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Bracelets, Finger Rings, La. dies an 4 Gentlemen's Watch Chains, Pencils and Pens, Cuff Pins, Miniature Lockets, Gold Thimbles, c. Call end examine, ; nov 9 C. .B. ROOT. MISCELLANEOUS. a f . . r 1 si.. I f. i r r siv a hi 1 1 A m HiF m muz I l H k , ICE I ICE II ICE 111 , 1 MY ICE HOUSE iON i THE PREMISES OF Hon B. F. Moore, wUl be open hereafter every Morning from 5 to 1 o'clock. I shall aUe keep a good supply at my Store. , My customers can be supplied fron either place, with pure end splendid Ice,. r ftie-T :t ; .... ,;":;; Z' ft ipsscud.'' REAL ESTATE, &C I4AND FOR SAJLE. HAVING DETERMINED TO MOVE SOUTH, I offer for sale the tract of Land on which I now lire, containing 635 acres, situated in the County Of Franklin, about 6 miles from Loulsburg, 8 miles from Franklinton, and 8 miles from KittreU'e Springs, ly. ittg on Tar River and Lynoka Creek. : About 200 acres of which is rioh bettom land, 100 acres of which is open and in cultivation, the balance in original growth. The upland is all open except about 75 acres, which is well timbered and very rich, . ' There is a large two story Dwelling Bouse upon the land, containing six rooms, which with a little repairs, could be made very comfortable and pleasant. "There are all other necessary out-houses on the plantation, such as Barns, Negro Cabins, A a., all new and in good order. ' ' - Persons from the Eastern part of the State wishing a Summer residence: to jrasert to during the siekly sea son, would find this place. remarkably wall adapted to that purpose besides being eenvement to three Mia eral Bprings KittraU'sj Jones', and -Shocoo, . Any further disor iptien is unnecessary, as those wish logto purchase will be certain' to examin before pur chasing. ; ' ' ' ' ' - . - ' i ' . I will take pleasure in showing the lands to any person who snay;irish't'lok at it. . ; Terms made reasonable. , N. P. WARD.' july 18 2mp. . TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE! ' 1- WISH TO SELL . PRIVATELY 1HS FOL LOWING property in the City of Raleigh, vis 1 : 1st. The HOTEL at the corner of Wilmington and Martin streets, formerly occupied by O. L. Burch, and at present in the occupancy of H. L. Winton This . Hotel is admirably located, and commands a large share of transient and permanent custom. 2d.. The two STORE HOUSES ' fronting on Market 3qoare, one oooupied by . E. Rosenthal, as a Clothing Store, which also' fronts on FayetteviUe Street, and the Other in the occupancy of A. Adams as a Grocery. ' These stores are situated in a position which 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." Taut, and formerly the property of Wiley Johnson, and the other situated in the eastern part of the city, near Mr. Eldridge Smith's. The above property wOl ha sold ea terms to suit any person who may wish to purchase. - For further infor mation, apply to Mills H Bbowv, or to . sep 17 ly A i SAM'L ROWLAND. . NOTICE HAVING RESOLVED TO MOVE WEST, I OF FER for sale, the tract of land on which I reside, situated within half a mile of the town of Oxford, con taining V0 ACRES, how in a high state of cultivation, and well improved. - Persona who may wish to educate h elr children, can have a good chance to settle within hair a mite or two nrat-ratoj Male aad two excellent Female Schools, inoluding the Oxford Kernels College and tho Masonic College. I offer for sale also my IRON FOUNDRT, within naif a mde of Oxford, with Steam Engine, all the Foundry fixtures, Patterns of every kind, together with the right to manufacture my UNI VERSAL and CULTIVATOR PLOW. I have now a very large trade which is daily increasing, and next season, from 920,000 to $35,000 worth of my Flows can be sold within a reasonable distance. Also, a tract of Land within li miles of Oxford, eontaiaiag 350 Aeres,now in a high state of 'cultivation, ana tolerably well improved, containing a Dwaiuag House, negro bouses, two Tobacco barn1, Ac, Ac About 150 Acres are in original growth. This tract is one of the most productive in the vicinity of Oxford ; being well adapted to the production of Corn, Wheat, Oats and Tobacco, and is sufficiently near town to have all the advantages of the schools. ; I , I al offer fw sale my Mill on Tar. River, together with the Saw Mill and Wol-Carding Machine, and about 160 Acres of Land. The Mill is worked with a seventeen feet over-shot wheel and never fails for the want - of water. It has a eastern of from 18 to 22,000 bushels of grain a year; and next te my Fou dry, is the best paying property in the county of Gran ville in proportion to the capital employed. My terms will be accommodating, and I will take pleasure In showing any of my property to any on who may wish to purchase. J. H. GOOCH. Oxford, N. C, July 23, 1860. aug 1 4w. FOR 8 ALE. rnnn ACRES of Land all In one body, ill llll I miles from Albany, Geo., 2,000 a 12 cleared, and plenty of Water, and from 50 to 70 Ne groes, and Stock of all kinds. I will sell the Land and Negroes, or the Land without the Negroes. The place willmake two beautifull Plantations. Splendid Corn and Cotton Lands. Terms. y cash and the balance in 5 and 10 years, so that 1 get the interest There can e worked on the place one hundred hands. HAMLIN J. COOK. Alb Airr, Georgia, June 17th, 160. juna 24 3mpd. MISCELLANEOUS. NEW BOOKS. d UNO AY ENJOYMENTS. OR RELIG. O I ON Made Pleasant te Children. The Scripture History of our Lord ana Saviour Jesus Christ, rrang ed to Illustrate his Divinity, Doctrine and Mission. By M. B. Sterling Clark. THE CAVERLY Linden's Teachings. FAMILY, By H. H. H. OR MRS. O LD AND NEW. BY THE REV. JAS. Craik, D. D., Rector of Christ Church, Louis- Craik, D. D., Reel ville. i CHURCH HISTORY OF THE FIRST r Three Centuries, from the thirteenth to the three hundred aad twenty-third year of the Christian Braj Dy Milo Mahan, D. D TWENTY-FIVE TUNES, ADAPTED to Psalms and Hymns, in the book of Common Prayer. Edited by the Rev. Albert Wood, A. M HYMNS FOR CHILDREN, COMPILED and set to appropriate JMasic By the Rev. J. Freeman Young. A COLLECTION OF SACRED SONGS XI, Being an Eclectic compilation for the use ' of Churches, Families and Schools. To whioh aer appended a special department containing appropriate Music for Ordinations, Dedications, Fast days, Funerals, Etc Edited by Charles Jerome Hopkins. For sale by W. L. POMEROY; Raleigh, N. C, August, 1860 aug 22 tf A. C. PfLLIAK, R. P. PULLIAM, D. K.WEI818IR. PULLIAM & CO. AUCTIONEERS FOR SALE OF NEGROES, Odd-Fellows' Hall, Franklin St., RICHMOND, VA, DAILYSALES Public aro Privatb. i We pledge our strictest attention to the business en trusted to us, and will, answer all 00m . munioations promptly. PORTER ALWAYS AT EACH DEPOT. ly 8 tf. STA Eq TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN uity, Nash County. In the matter of Josiah Pope, Winny Cotton et al., vs., B. D. Mann, Administrator of Rochel Atkins, et. ah. Pending in the Court of Equity, in the County afore said. In pursuance of an order in the above cause, such persons as are the next of kin of the late Rochel Atkins, of the County of Nash, being Jirtt coutin, or f nearer degree, are hereby notified to appear and make their Mndredship known, er a decree will pass for the distribution of her estate among such as are known. july 11 2m. G. W. BLOUNT, C. M. E. GRAIN CRADLES. ANOTHER SUPPLY of Sinclairs' celebrated Iron Braced Cradles com plete, just in season at the Farmers Hall. ; JAMES M. TOWLES, Ag't ; June 11th, 1860. june 13 tf. NEW BOOK. SAY AND SEAL, By the author of "Wide, Wide World," "Dollars and Cents," and "Queechy," 2 vols. lJmo. ! For sale by H. D. TURNER, j apr 7 - N. 0. Bookstore BAGGING AND ROPE. 100 Bales Standard and Extra Heavy Bagging' . 200 coils Rope for sale at the lowest market rates by. R. A. TOUNG A BRO., j 93 Sycamore street, ! sen 14 tf . Paterahurg, Ta. EDUCATION. 0 ALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY. XsL ' ' ' Rxui, NC. The next Term of this institution will begin the last Tuesday In July and continue 21 weeks. Rev. J. W. Tuckerwrill have charge of tho elasses in Mental aad Moral Philosophy, Evidences of Christ iani-. ty, Rheterie and Logic T. R. Brame, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and Latin. Miss A. J. dearie, Modern Languages and Paint ing. Miss F. T. Lewis, Music. Miss , Primary Department For further information apply to T. fi. Braine, Presi dent of the Seminary. M. A. BLEDSOE, President Board of Trustees. JA.- M; Gormvn See'y. June 27 lit. MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA, AT RICHMOND. Setlioa of 1860-'61. THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES WILL eommeaee on the first Mondayin OCTOBER, and continue until tho tfrst of MARCH. " CH. BELL GIBPON, M. D., Professor of Surgery. DAVID H. TUCKER, M. D., Protestor of Theory and Practice of Medicine. . ' BEVERLY R. WELLFORD, M. D., Professor of Materia Medioa and Therapeutics. ARTHUR. E. PETICOLAS, M. D., Professor, of Ana tomy. L. S. JOYNES, M. D., Professor of Institutes of Medi ' eine. JAMES H. CONWAY, M. D., Professor of Obste trics, Ac. JAMES B. McCAW, M. D.. Professor of Chemistrv. MARION HOWARD, M. D., Demonstrator of Ana tomy. This institution offers to Southern Students every facility for the attainment of a complete Medical Ed- uoatioa. Xarcogfc the liberality of the Legislature at its late session in appropriating the sum,, of Thirty Thousand Dollars in aid of the College, these facilities will now be much extended. Large and important ad ditions are being made to the Museum; the Chemical Apparatus and other means employed to illustrate the Lectures in the several departments. The College building if undergoing repairs and desirable altera tions, and new Hospital is in course of erection, in immediate proximity to the College, which will great ly enlarge the means or Chemical instruction. Ample facilities will be aaorded for the prosecution of Practical Anatomy. Instead of the single " Warren Prise" of One Hun dred .Dollars heretofore offered to members of the graduating class, two prize of Fifty Dollar each ar- now onered, one lor the best jcssay on any Surgical sub ject, and the other for the best Essay on any subject pertaining to the Theory or Practice of Medicine. JTsbs : Professors Tickets, (each $15,) $105 Matriculation, 55 Graduation, 25 Demonstrator of Anatomy, 10 For further information, or for a copy of the Cata logue containing full particulars, address L. S. JOYNES, M. D., ' Dean of the Faculty. Richmond, July 5, 1860. july 11 OAK CITY SAVINGS BANK. Dr. T D. HOGG, Preident. Jona G. Williams, Catker. DIRECTORS. Dr. T. D. Hogg, H. S. Smith, Q. Burbee, John G. Williams. This Bank is now receiving deposits, at the Ex change Office of John G. Williams A Co. Discount day Tuesday, feb 1 8 tf. RALEIGH AND GASTON RAILROAD I Change or Schedule ! Raleigh, November 1st 1860. N AND AFTER THIS DATE THE MAIL Train on the Raleign and Gaston Railroad will run as follows : Leave Raleigh daily at 7.10, A. M. . Arrive at Weldon dajly at 12 M. Leave Weldon daily at 11, A. M. Arrive at Raleifh daily at 3.40, P. M. THE FREIGHT TRAINS will run as follows :- Portsmouth Freight leaves Raleigh Monday, Wed nesday and Jrnday ; Arrives at Raleigh Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day. Petersburg Freight Leaves Raleigh Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday ; Arrives at Raleigh Monday, Wednesday and Fr day. P. A. DUNN, Supt November 8, 1860. feb 18 ly. SUMMER MUSLINS AND CALICOES, SUMMER MUSLINS AND CALICOES; SUMMER MUSLINS AND CALICOES, SUMMEit MUSLINS AND CALICOES, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. At W. II. & 1 . S. TUCKER'S. EVERYBODY OUGHT TO ENCOURAGE NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURES N. C. JEANS AND KERSEYS, N. C. JEANS AND KERSEYS, N. C. JEANS AND KERSEYS, N. C. JEANS AND KERSEYS, OF ALL COLORS, OF ALL COLORS, OF ALL COLORS, OF ALL COLORS, FOR MENS WEAR, FOR MENS WEAR, FOR MENS WEAR, FOR MENS WEAR, FOR MILITARY COMPANIES, FOR MILITARY COMPANIES, FOR MILITARY COMPANIES, FOR MILITARY COMPANIES. All of the above to be found at W. II. ot R. S. TUCKER'S, aug 4 it j TO THE FRIENDS OF HOME MANUFACTURES. THE KINSTON SSI!! LFirl 13 NOW IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. ORDERS for negro BROGANS and BOOTS s solicited. J. C CARPENTER, Agent. Kinston, N: C, June 24. 1860. aug 4 tf. GUANO. --WE ARE PREPARED TO take orders for the various kinds of Fertilisers, which we will furnish to our friends on the best terms the market will afford. The Manipulated Guano prepared by the " Peters burg Fertiliser. Monufactoring Co.," will be ready for delivery on or before the first September, and we would direct the particular attention of those who use Guano to this article. McILWAINE, SON A CO. auglO Petersburg, Va. GEORGIA COTTON GINS. I WILL Deliver at any point on the Railroads, free of expenses, either Sarnual Griswold's, or demons Brown A Co.'s, Celebrated Cotton Gins of all Sixes. Sample Gins always in store Terms as usual, payable the 1st of January next 'Orders solicited at one, to secure Gins in time for the present crop. JAMES M. TOWLES, Agt July 17th, I860. Julj 18 tf. SPRINGS. HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA, The Great Thermal Watering Place of the Ameri can Continent. Nature's Remedy for Chronic Diseases. THE Hotel at this place will be open for the recep tion of visitors on the first ef June next In the number of ite MINERAL SPRINGS, the variety of their temperatures and their extraordinary remedial powers in many of the most serious, painful aad dan gerous CHRONIC DISEASES that afflict the human race, this watering place offers to INVALIDS suffer ing from the maladies in which THERMAL WATERS are indicated means, for the recovery of health 'which can be found at no other in the United States. l Number of the Baths Diseases in' which they are indicated Effects of the'Waters taken internally, or used as a General Bath. The supply of Mineral Water is most abundant, and there are TEN BATHS constantly supplied with fresh water from separate springs of various tempera, tares, from 78 to 106 Fahrenheit la all oases of acute iiseate, the hot bath are contra-indicated, but in the chrome form of Rheumatism ' Gout, ' Neuralgia, Diseases of the Liver, Chronic Diarrhoea, Old Injuries to the Paralysis, free from inflammatery action. Spinal Irritation, Muscles, Joints and Tendons. and Some Diseases Peculiar to Females, the remedial properties of the waters of the VIRGINIA HOT SPKIJNG3 are ULrivalled. Their ALTERA TIVE AND CURATIVE POWERS are unsurpassed by those 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 . . sr 1 -, . . v j . 1 .1 u 1 ine sunererB sum wreircnea aua useiaiwturvuit ivag years ef pain, have been restored te 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 vast number now suffering with such mala dies, there are few. indeed, who would not be'either cur ed or zreatly relieved by these waters. When drank, they are anti-acid, mildly aperient,-and freely diurecio and diaphoretic. Ved a m general bath, they equalize an unbalanced circulation ; and rtttore to the different mnortant organ of the utem, when torpid, that nat ural and healthu feasibility without which thev cannot perform their respective function, and the beneficial ac . j - Hon of all remedie will be diminwhed or destroyed. They act powerfully upon the Liver, Kidneys and fekin ; relax contracted - tendons and rigid muscles ; rouse up suppressed secretions ; excite the action ef the 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 cUss 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 the Stomach, Liver and Spleen, among the residents of marshy countries, and distinguished by a pale or sallow complexion, puffy akin, swelled extremities, Ac," the baths here often act like a charm. In obstinate TORPOR OF 1 HE LIVER and in the enlarged condition of the LIVER and SPLEEN, which so frequently follows the bilious fevers of the South, their great value is unquestionable In many oaies, where the Secretion of Healthy Bile had been almost totally suppressed for years, a course of these waters has fully restored it And in many other cases, where the Liver was not only torpid and engorged, ut ENLARGED, its normal condition has been brought back, the engorgement and enlargement have disappeared, and the sufferers have been restored to perfect health here. In Chronic Viarrneea, depending, as that ais ease generally does, upon a deranged and imperfect ac tion of the Liver and Skin, the powerful influence which these waters exert upon a both these important organs makes 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 aad Spleeu. Diseases Peculiar to Females. The suppression or painful performance of Period! cal Functions Peculiar to Females is frequently reliev ed by the use of the waters here. Pleasure Baths. Besides the Hot Baths for Invalids, there are two exhilarating and delightful Pleasure Baths, for person s 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 of the United States. The Springs are rituated in one of the narrow val leys with whioh the mountains abound. The scenery around is wild, romantic and beautiful, 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 Richmond and Lynchburg, Va., in the morning, can come through to this place the same day to supper, or pass the night at the Warm Springs, and arrive here to breakfast next morning. Jser-THg Hot (springs Pamphlbt, containing a fuU 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; 8. G0ODE, Hot Spring, Va. May 15th, 1860. may 26 2m FOR THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS. THE Shortest, quickest and cheapest route at present to the Virginia spungs is from Petersburg, V a., via the South-Side and Virginia and Tennessee Railroads and opposition .lines of Stages, ensuring to the traveler ample room, attention and aocomodi tion. and lew fares. For the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs passengers purchase tickets at the South-Side Rail road Offioe to Bonsacks Depot, So VU. Thence tho Stages to the Sweet Springs are now charging $2, or to the White Sulphur $2 50, making the fare only $8 90 to the Sweet and Si 40 to the White Sulphur. There are also opposition lines of Stages running from Salem Depot via Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs and a line from Montgomery White Sulpher Springs by the Mountain Lake and Salt .Sulphur .Springs to the Oeenbner White .sulphur. For the Montgomery White Sulphur Springe, 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 Bonsacks Depot, 6 90 Roanoke Red Sulphur take tickets to .Salem Depot 7 40 Alleghany Springs, tickets to hawsville Depot 8 05 Yellow Sulphur Serines, tickets to Chris tian sburg Depot 8 45 Old Red Sulphur Springs, tickets to Dub lin Depot 9 20 The cars leave the dept of the sbuth-ide Railroad daily (except .Sundays) at 7 A. M. &t- Passengers from South and North Carolina will find this much the cheapest route to the .Springs this tfummer. 11. U. B1KD, june 27 2m. .Sunt. S. 8. R. R. I PEEBLES, PLUMMER & CO., (rORMEKLT PBEBLES WHITE.) COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GROCERS, No. 22, Old Street, Fetersbury Va. TJR0MPT and diligent personal attention given to p the sale of all consignments of Produce Always on hand a full supply of standard qua.ity U rvceries, suited to the wants of Farmers and families. LBM L rSKBLBS, JROJ. TH0MPSOM. Esar l. plummeb, jr., late of the firm of N. M. Martin, Brother A Co. - - a . r t T1 1 I doi Agouts jor neese ruinui rwiiiu. or Mani Caalpulatod Guano. June IT it MISCELLANEOUS. HARTSFIELD'S; NEWLY PATENTED COTTON SCRAPER AND CHOPPER. THIS 18 ONE OF THE GREATEST INVEN tions to Cotton growers that has aver been dis covered. ,, It will plow both sides of a row ef Cotton and chop it out at the same time, and will mm Me . labor of eight hand. This Plow is so arranged that it ean be adjusted so aa to plow at any depth that may be desired, and to chop out the Cotton so aa to leave it standing any distance that may be required: The inventor is desirous of engaging one or two. ac tive and responsible Agents te canvass the Stat for ' the sale of this Plow. " ' Person desiring to act as Agent or wishitrr to ob tain any further Information in regard to this impor tant invention, will please address the undersigned, at n.insion, a. V. . J. A. UAUToFlELD. July 18 np. - Newborn Progress cony 3 months aad forward bill tq advertiser. SEVENTY-FIVE NEGROES WANTED. I DESIRE TO PURCHASE. FROM FIFTY TO seventy five Likely Yonne Jierroes. of both sexes, ranging from eight te thirty years old eueh as hui oe saieaoie in vu Doutnarn maraei. a o unsouna negro wanted. I will pay Richmond prices for such as I want Any information, either in person or by letter, leading to the purchase of negroes, will be thankfully received and liberally rewarded. I can be found at the Yarborough House, in Raleigh. f F. W..K1NG July Srth, 1860. augl tf. V. a. STBOTHXB. j. c. MAB.COM . BOOK AND JOB OFFICE, Raleigh, N. C. HpHE Public are respectfully informed that we are X now prepared to print Books, Pamphlets, Cata logues for Schools, Cards, Bill-Heading, Letter-Heading, Blanks of every description, Posters, Paity and Ball Tickets, and in tact, everything that can ne printed with moveable types, in plain and fancy styles, with neatness, at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction. Our materials are entirely new. Uur omce may be found, fef the present over Mr. Chaplins' Book Bin dery, in the old Star office, opposite the Presbyterian Church. oTKOIHlSn JUAKOOM. , April 18th, 1860. apr 26 ly. TEXAS LAND, AND MONEY. rEXAS COURT OF CLAIMS RE-ESTABLISHED. AH heirs of soldiers who served in the Tex- ian war of Independence, and who hsve not received their land, must apply for the same before the 1st of June, 1861, or be forever barred. All persons having any character of claim whatever for LAND OR MONEY against Texas can now secure the same by properly prosecuting their rights. The undersigned has several thousand names of person entitled, and all other data pertaining to the Texas land business, and will attend promptly to any claim entrusted to his charge. Address y -vi-v THOS. D. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law, Waco, Txxas. Refekrs to Judge Person, Judge Battle, Governor Swain, and others. mar 25 6m. TO-DAY! FOR TO-MORROW NEVER COMES. JUFF! PUFF II PUFF1I! SMOKE ! SMOKE 1 1 SMOKE ! ! ! Friends and fellow-citizens, I have on hand and am Daily receiving the Finest Cigars in Raleigh. As Puffing is the order of the day, I take the liber ty of saying the above is no humbug. in retrenoe to others blowing, which is of daily occurence in this place not all that say, Lord ! Lord I ! shall enter into the kingdom: f Now, friends, I pay for my goods. I sell them at iving Prices. I keep en hand a good Stock. I solic it your Patronage, promising you that if you have the cash, yen shall have goods, as cheap, as good, aa many of them, as any other house in the City. When people say they sell you goods for cost they are either not going to pay for them themselves, or ex pect to cheat you in something else Candy at 1 5 ots, per in. aug 10 tf - J. B. FRANKLIN, Agt. j, Press copy. SPECIAL NOTICE NO. 2. ' r MUST AO A IN CALL ON MY FRIENDS TO settle their Bills due July 1st, and previous. They must know that Commission Sales will not justify a longer indulgence than six months, avd that simple interest will not begin to pay the damages. bmau mils will be gratefully receipted, and larger in proportion. JAMES M. TOWLES, Agt August 1st, 1860. aug 7 tf. AST1IMA.--FOR THE INSTANT RELIEF and PERMANENT CURE of this distressing complaint use FEND T'S BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES, Made by C. B. SEYMOUR A CO., 107 Nassau St, N. Y. Price, 91 per box ; sent free by past. . "vi? FOR SALE BT ALLDRUOOISTS. june 2 6m. Cl AN D L E S ,-A FULL STOCK OF SPERM, J patent adamantine and tallow Candles favorite brands in store and for sale by augl tC PEEBLES, PLUMMER A CO. FINE OLD WINES AND BRANDIES. A SELECTED STOCK OF FIN OLD PORT, Sherry and Madeira Wines, also Otard, Dupuy A Co. s standard Brandies, direct from the Custom House For sale by aug 1 tf. PEEBLES, PLUMMER A CO. CHISMAN'S YEAST POWDERS ARE MANUFACTURED AT PKSCUD'S DRUGSTORE. OTICE.--TIIE SUBSCRIBERS GIVE their personal attention to all consignments made them from the country, particularly Tobacco, Cotton, and Wheat They keep a large stock of Groceries, Guano, Ac, on hand, which they offer for sale on the most reasonable terms. To cash and punctual buyers on the usual time DONNANS A JOHNSTON. Grocers and Commission Merchants, mar 14 ly Petersburg, Va. TIMELY AND SPECIAL NOTICE. MY accounts will all be made out by the 1st of July, and my friends are respectfully invited to ceil and 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 and my consigners to have their money. A rood deal is still owing me for Fertilisers which were sold for cash. I am very grateful to my friends for their patronage and would be glad to serve them in any way I can. JA8. M. TOWLES. General Agent, fie., $c. June 25th, 1860. june 27 tf. FIVE MINUTE FREEZERSANOTHER Supply of 4 and 0 quart sis, is just received by hxpress At JAMES M. TOWLES', Agt July 3rd; 1860. July 7 tf. WHEAT FANS. MONTGOMERY'S Rockaway, and Burnetts cele brated Fanning Mills, at Manufacturers' prices, with only transportation added. Apply at ence. july 7 1 JAS. M. TOWLES, Agt ICE CREAM FREEZERS. ANOTHER supply at hand, of Massey'a five minute Freeser, the latest and best out Austin's Patent Beaten by one minute. JAS. M. TOWLES, Agt jiine 27 tf. ATENT ICE PITCHERS AND WATER COOLERS. Just reoeived, on sale Samples of the latest and most approve"! makes. Also, expect ing daily more of the Artie Refrigerator. JAMES M. TOWLES, Agt June 25th, 1860. June 27 tH , CHISMAN'S YEAST OR BAKING POWDERS rHESE EXCELLENT POWDERS ARE DALLY growing in public favor, and the demand for them a as become so great that R is with difficulty the manu 1 jturer can keep the market supplied. Another large tpply just ready aad for sale by saarlT P. F. FE8CUD. TURNIP SEED .--LANDRETH'S NEW Crop Early Flat Dutch-Red Top, Large Norfolk, Large Globe aad Ruta Baga Turnip Seed, just receiv ed at the Drugstore of July 13th, 1860. WILLIAMS A HAYWOOD. July 14 tf. A ALSO, ON HAND A FEW BARRELS ef Baugh's Raw-Bone Phorphates of Idsasv . apr 25 JAMES M. TOWLES, Agent 1 'i it'