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inserted in the Senii-WecHy, and charged accordingly.
Bair.e.-: Cards, not exceeding eight lines, will be
unjirtod in eiti- f the Weekly or Semi-Weekly six
imintlt? fr Si 00,, er twelve months for $10 in boh
.pair-htj. h fr s'x oths,or $15for twelve months.
yr 1. 1 -!w if can uc itmtio at mo omoe lot longer
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AND :
U IIOLFSALE OKOCER.
-r- Keps always on haiuFa supply of Coal for
rates 'nd StoVesT
Nkwmm. February 1$.60. ;
,,' , feb 25 lypd.
;UJl KXEUSBU 11G, T Ai
'lllIS WELL KNOWN ESTALISHMENT,
Bvvi.e ebss ;rt;cestlv FITTED CP AND S.VPPLIBD
WITH ALL MODERN COSVESIESCES, t
Y ' Sow 6flr to Travellers Attrattfous
s. l'iurpassrd -b any Hotel .
. ' in the Country.
.tr 5 JOHN JARRATT A UltO.
WILLSON & ALFRIEND, ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
Anl ticnlir in VkemicaU, Paintt, Dye Stufft, Oil; e.
SrcHinorc, opposite Bollingbrook Street,
.1 ' PETERSBURG, VA.
: P. 'A'lLLSO.v:
JOHN ALFR1XXB.
N. M. MARTIN, BRO. & CO.,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Petersbnrg, Vau
N. ?r. MARTIN, -SON & CO.,
jm :-!0 RICHMOND. VA. 7
, McILVALE SON fc Co.,
iRuUERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
,j Vomer rZf Sycamore n$d TatU Street;
x., 'li'xtinyAjsE, Y ' Petersbnrg, Vu
. .''f-CUavAISE, . . '' 1.
n. k. juitf.. J ' an i
DONNANS & JOHNSTON,
iHOCER.S AND COMMISSION . .MERCHANTS.
Petersburg, Vm.
' DONNAN & CO., ,
COMMISSION- MERCHANW.
. Richmond, Vau .
ItlCHMOND AND PETERSBURG BAIL.
ROAD;
FH HOUGH FREIGHT BETWEEN RICH-
f MONU AND NORTH CAROLINA. .
IROM THE 9TH DAY OI? MARCH UN-
1 til the 1st of September next,? the Freight and
Accommodation -trains jon'thi road' will leave Rich
mond and Petersburg on Mondays Wednesday and
.T'f idayrftt eiht o'clock, A.M. instead of tine o'clock,
'! before.
Arningements have been made by1 this company for5
tiie prompt and punctual forwarding and delivery of
:ui proiiut-e, soods, or otner articles ot treient designed
for transposition either way, between Richmond and
points betwtjen Petersburg and Raleigh, , Kidgeway,
ireeiistiofo , Sansbury and Charlotte, North Carolina,
nt low ratesf, without any charge, for forwarding, stor
age, kc. All such articles seat to Richmond, should
l.e consigned and plainjy marked " To the care of the
iWibt Agent of the Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
ro.-id. at Petersburg," by whom they will be promptly
forwarded. As to rates of4olls on the roads south of
Petersburg (which they require to be prepaid as far as
-Haleigh) information may be had at the Depot of . this
'.umpany atKicnmoad.
. , T. H. WYNNE, Snp'f
: . Office R. ti P. R. R. Co., July 25, 1859. july-30tf.
AT NEW YORK PRICES! -
i" FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE!
e1 A LL AT Thos. Nowlan'a and see the largest,
; finest and most fashionable assortment of
W a t c h ft a .
'')fall the most celebrated makers, cased in 18 carrot
told, "Hunting, Magic open CaseF. and warranted tn
keee, perfect time. Purchasers will find 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; v
Itiainond-iRings, Pens and Buttons.; a new and beauti-'
rl aseortpieut of Coral, Lav, Philagrane, Jet, Canieo,
'fpal, Moiuiic, Pearl, and the rich Etruscan
. J e w e r I y , " ;
Ifi .-etsr Lreastpins, Bracelets, Necklaces' and Ear
'-"pr Ladies' Chatelaine Etruscan Chains and Hooks,
-.) in.on Rnruscan, Plain and Chased Band Bracelets,
""):( aii iidless variety of. Charms, Seals and Keys of
's 'ir and roid; Bridar.
. ' , ' ' and
JHtt-tr.iay Presents -t rich Jewel Watch and Odor Cases,:
,iE"lonie Miuical Boxes that ply from two to six
" each. - , ; '
. i , Silver Ware,
' - j "Mble..U5scriptioa, Tea Sets, Breakfast 5ets,
iu and Desert Sets, Pitchers, Goblets and
!lt .Vtatifia and Knnoim. Siiinr P.aalrot. Tnnn'
, 6
-, . r?ain-fitchers, ijadles: and bpoons, rie,
Fruit, Butter and Pickle Knives, Tea, Ta-
t i;... i. i 4J : i tj .. r n
V,r, c, Ac. -
Sign of the Eagle.
At No. 34 Sycamore st.
Petersburg, Va,
rc:
1 , . ..
H 'ioDe97 At No. 34 Sycamore St.- J For sale by W. L. POMEROY. CJ
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PROFESSIONAL CARUs:
lATTOBIIEY AT LAJV
C pwW attqntfoa glyon to the eoUtetioaof
v THOMAS J. BAGBY. - ; .
Ate audf Commission llerchantr Tio. a
nAderv Su Chnrles Hotel. -fTiKES
out WegweB, Rents o Houses, ami selli
20bCO. Wllttt Oftm. Finn. A)irnAilntM
LProdiien. ,
Pays strict attention' to bnsinfis and prompt
remktaneedniade. , - , ' 1 - '
"CMifninenia respectfully solicited. - v fvj
Refeiw to v Messrs. Chaa. 1. 'Wertham 4 Co. j Tiaa
ydy. A waiiam ; Hast & Brother, and Henfy
K. falyaoa, f Kichmond. jx . - 'f j ,-'
f R M
OAK CITl.SATIItiG3 BANK. '
. ''Jons G. Williams, Owi'sn. 1
I l)r. X. Hogg, . H. S. Smith,
Q. Butbee, , John G." Williains.
- This Bank is now receiving deposits, at the Ex-,
change Office of John G.Williams & Co. Discount
day Tuesday, feb 18 tf.
R ANA WAY FR03I THE SUBSCRIBER
on the 1st of August, xuy Negro man Jos. Miller,
'the said Negro is forty sue or seven years of age, dark
complexion, five feet nine or ten' inches high, weighs
about oue hundred and sixty or seventy pounds. The
said Negro is near-sighted, and very quick spoken.
He is a ditcher by trade, and may be passing by the
name of John or William Daiison.' I will give the
reward ol Fifty Dollars ibr the apprehension and de
livery of said Negro or confined iu any jail in the State,
so 1 hat I can get him again.
- - , A. SORRELL.
Raleigh, N. C, September 1, I860. sept 8 tf.
H. r. EVANS. J. B. WILLIAMS
E VAN S & W ILLI AM S .
AUCTIONEERS A GENERAL AGENTS
For the Sale & Hire of Negroes, Laud, Mer
chandise, Goods, &c, &c,
GREENSBORO, ALABAMA.
After Ue first of November Mr. Williams will be in
Mobile, and Mr. Evans at Greensboro.
. 8 july 25 ly.
LcrcLLUM, ' - a. p.pntLiAii, n. k. wkisiger.
PULL I AM & CO.
AUCTIONEERS FOR SALE OF NGR0ES,
Odd-Fellows' Hall, Franklin .St.,
' - RICHMOND, VA.
DAILY SALES Public asd Private.
We pledge our strictest -Attention to the business en
trusted to us, and will, answer all com
munications promptly.
POUTER ALWAYS AT EACH DEPOT.
ly 9 tf.
TO THE FRIENDS OF"
HOME MANUFACTURES. "
THE KINS TON
anus ?&if,K
IS NOW IN
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
ORDERS for negro BROGANS and BOOTS are
solicited J. C. CARPENTER, Agent.
Kington, a; C, June 24, 1860. . aug 4 tf.
-VTOTICE.THE SUBSCRIBERS GIVE
JLI their personal attention to all consignments madr
thenifrom the country, particularly Tobacco. Cotton. and
Wheat They keep a large stock of Groceries, Guano,
Ac, on hivnd, which they offer for sale on the most
reasonable terms. -To cash and punctual buyers on the
' Grocers and Commission Merchants,
mar 14 ly Petersburg. V.
WATCIIES, JEWELRY, Aic.
raltis suJJStKlBiR UliGS LEAVE TO CALL
JL vhe attention ot tbose in want of Fine Watch
es,ieweiry, stiver ana i-jated Ware &c,
to his extensive Stock, which has beiv selected with
great eare, ana which has only to beseen to be ad
mired. His stock embraces
, Fine Gold, Silver and Enameled Watches, i
Fine Gold Jewelry,
Silver Ware and Albat Ware,
Table and Pocket Cutlery, e
. Spectacles to suit all eyes, '.
. Clocks, a beautiful assortment,
Double and Single Gun's,
Rifles, Pistols, Bowie Knives, Ac,
lo an examination ot which he earnestly 'invites all
who may be in want, feeling confident that he can
please the most fastidious, both in quality and price.
. V. x. KOOT,
Fayetteville Street.
P. S. W.itcnes and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner. ".
; nov 9
RALEIGH AND GASTON RAILROAD 1
. Change of Schedule !
Raleigh, November 1st, 1S59.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE THE MAIL
Train on the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad will
run as follows :
Leave Raleigh daily at 7.10, A. M.
Arrive at Weldon daily at 12 M.
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, Wedr
ncsday and Friday ;
Arrives at Raleigh Tuesday, Thursday and Saturn
day. Petersburg Freight Leaves Raleigh TuesdayThurs
day and Saturday
Arrives at Raleigh Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. P. A. DUNN, Supt, ;
November S, 1359. feb 18 ly.: :
$
' 4
J Having qualified at the present Terra of Wake
County Court, as Auctioneer, I am prepared to re
ceive in Store on ComriiissioH, or for Auction Sales, all
Merchandise, oods and Wares.whieli sballbe faithful
ly accounted for, on Sale. , ,
Consignments from any part of the State and else
where solicited. '
My Store is conveniently situated and arranged for
the business with fire-proof ware Room attached.
JAMES M, TOWLES, (ien'l Agt.
Auctioneer uid CoinmiKtinu Merchant.
August 22nd, 1860. aug 26.
A
TTENTION FARMERS !
V , LOOK TO YOUR
INTERESTS !
We have for you the
Largest Stock of
KERSEYS,
B HOG AN SHOES,
BLANKETS AND
PLAID HOMESPUNS,
we have ever offered to you, and at prices lower than
ever. Call and see for yourselves.
se22 : - W. H. k R. S. TUCKER.
GOTTON GINS. IN STORE AT MANU
FACTURER'S prices, W. G. Clemons, Brown k
Co's., and Sam'l. Gris wold's Georgia Gins. Also,
Agent for Pratts' celebrated Alabama Gins,
JAMES M. TOWLES. :
September 3rd, 1S60 - sept 5
NEW AND SPLENDID EXTRACTS
Consisting of -THE
WOOD VIOLET,
HUMMING BIRD,
BUTTERFLY VIOLET,
PATCHUTLT MUSK,
PINK JOCKY CLUB,.
FRANGIPANI ROSE.&c.
Also Frangipani, Verbena, Cologne and other Toilet
waters. All of which are of the finest quality ana put
up in elegant style.
.. For sale at
''. --'I- PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
Raleigh, May 18 I860. ma 23 tf.
TW BOOKS...
Revolutions in English His-
iyi tory
By Robert. Vaughan, D. D. Volume 1st
now ready. .
, A Narrative of tL Discovery of the Fat of Sir John
Franklin and his Companions By Capt M'Clintock,
R. N., L. L. D. With Maps and Illustrations.
Notes on Nursing, What It Is and What It Is Not.
cy r lorenoe nigntingaie.
For sale by W. L. POMEROY.
Balsish, N C arch, 1 mar 14.
MISCELLANEOUS.,
Donl desert mn old friend for a new face,"
. 1 ' (Old Proverb.
CoL. SAHt. COLT'S -II
ETOIi VI NG FIRE A'BS.
Pistols, Rifles, Carbines and Shot Guns.
PAiMrrgOf 1850 y 1855; 185T; 1858.v
THESE arms have no
equals in quality and finish
are adopted by the Army
and Navy of the United
States, and the principal
governments of Europe;'
are uniform in all their
' , parts, are : simple, safe, sure
serviceable, and can be had
in one hundred varieties,
aswella Cartridges of
. p o w d er, ball and s h ot,
and aHmal parts for re-'
if (I is m all Japect
able gun dealers, and
the Hardware trade gen
erally. ADDRBS8, SSCRBTART
COLT'S PATENT FIRE ARMS MAN'F'G CO.,
apr21 ly. Hartford, Cons.
THE AD VALOREM BANNER,
DAILY .AND WEEKLY.
A SHORT TIME SINCE I ISSUED A PROS
PECTUS for a -Weekly newspaper, to be called
the AD VALOREM BANNER, to be published
in the City of Raleigh. -N. C. The encouragement I
have received, far exceeding my most sanguine hopes,
induces me to issue this prospectus, the object of which
is to inform the publur that I will, on the 1st of Janu
ary, 1861, commence the publication of the BAN
NER, not only WEEKLY, but also DAILY.
So far as the Banner takes sides with political par
ties, it will be Democratic ; but with regard to internal
Improvements, a change in our system of Taxation,
and the preservation of a Constitutional Union, it will
know no party, bnt will be the sealons advocate of all
these,' repudiating secret caucuses, (where the spirit
of the Constitution i often violated,) packed and par
tial Conventions, and the scheming of would be po
litical demagogues aad tricksters- I shall be just and
fear not.
TERMS OF TIIE DAILY BANNER.
One copy 1 year, in advance, $5 00
Five oopies 1 year 20 00
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY BANNER.
One copy 1 year, in advance, $2 00
Six copies 1 " " 10 00
Ten " 1 " " 15 00
Address
FRANK I. WILSON,
dee 36 tf Raleigh, N. C.
NEW VOLUMES
IE FOUR REVIEWS
OF THE
EWS AND
BLACKWOOD,
COMMENCE Jakt.,
1860.
TERMS.
Per annum,
For any one of the Reviews, $3
For any two of the four Reviews, 5"
For any .three of the four Reviews, 7
For all four of the Reviews, 8
For Blackwood's Magaiine, 3
For. Blackwood and one Review, 5
For Blackwoord and two Reviews, 7
For Blackwood' and three Reviews, 9
For Blackwood and Four Reviews, 10
Joscy Current in the State where inuerf trill be re
eeieed at par.
' CLUBBING.
A discount f twenty fiveeewL from the -shore prices
will be allowed to CLUBS ordering four or more copies
of any one or more of the above works. Thus : Four
copies of Blackwcod or of ona Review, will be sent to
one address for $9 ; four copies of the four Reviews
and Blackwood for $30 ! and so on.
jfT-fT" Remittances shouH always be addressed to
the Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT, A CO.,
mar IS tf. No. 54 Gold Street, New York.
IOR COUGHS, COLDS, fcc.,--Ayers Cher-
ry Pectoral, Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry, Ty
lers Syrup Gum Arabic, Brown's Troches, Bryan's
Pulmonic Wafers, Mrs. Holt'B Cough Syrup, Wistar's
Lozenges, The genuine at
PESCUDS Drug Store.
FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS Try Eaton's
In fan tile Cor'dil, Dal by' s Carminative, Valpeaux's
Remedy, Jaynes' Carminative, Mm. Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup, Pescud'B Diarrhoea Cordial ; any of which
kinds are deservedly popular, and for sale
At PESCUDS.
C1 IIEROKEE REMEDY. Thorn's Extract
J Cubebsjind Copiaba, Tarrant's Extract Cubcbs
and Copiaba, and Capsules of all kinds,
At PESCUD'S Drug Store. -
T.i
and luxuriant growth of hair, thev must trv the
following Restoratives : Eiekiel's Wood's,Mrs. Allen's, J
pnaJon s, Barry s lncophorus, Kathairon, Cocoaine,
Cocin, Ess. Bay Leaves, Jaynes' Hair Tonic and an
indefinite variety of Pomades, Balsams and Oilsjtf
Foreign and American manufacture, at
PESCUD'S Drug Store.
THE MOST SPLENDID AND DESIRA
BLE assortment of. Cosmetics, Perfumery,
Soaps, Brushes, Toilet Extracts, Colognes, and Toilet
Articles'of -aH.kindsisiiow ou exhibition, and will be
sold .very cheap
5 At PESCUD'S
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW AND
Worth trying, viz : Phalon's Snow White Orien
tal Cream for beautifying tho complexion.
For sale at
. PESCUD'3 Drug Store
BAGGING AND ROPE.
100 Bales Standard and Extra Heavy Bagging.
200 coils Rope for sale at the lowest market rates
by R. A, YOUNG k BRO.,
93 Sycamore street,
- sep 14 tf Petersburg, Va.
M
ERCIIANT TAILORING ESTAB
LISHMENT. --I : beg leave respectfully to
inform yeu that in addition to my full stock of Cloth
ing and :. .
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
I have secured the services of Mr. Burrmann, just
from one of the largest and best Establishments in
New York, who will attend entirely to the cutting and
fitting department; and from the high recommenda
tion which I have received, I take pleasure in stating
that he can please the most fastidious and give gene
ral satisfaction to all.
I have selected the very best of French Cloths,
Cassimeres, Doeskins, Silks, Cashmeres, Velvet Vest,
iugs, and other articles pertaining to a tailoring es
tablishment, and hope that I will receive a share of the
public patronage.
All I -ask is a trial.
, M. GRAUSMAN.
Raleigh, N. C, Sept. 29th, 1860. ,
CROP OF I860 TURNIP SEED, TUR
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 i
11. D. TURNER,
At the N. C. Bookstore. :
Raleigh,N. C, July 1 Jth, 1860. july 18 tf.
INE GOLD JEWELRY.-tTHE SUB
SCRIBER has in store a splendid assortment of
FINE GOLD 3&WELRY.
embracing a variety of styles oPatterns of Brboches,
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Bracelets, Finger Rings, La
dies and Gentlemen's Watch Chains, Pencils and Pens,
Cuff Pins, Miniature-. Lockets, Gold Thimbles, i c.
Call and examine,
nov 9 - " C. B. ROOT.
H
ATS FOR YOUNG MEN. j
Superb Moleskin Hats at $3 50 worth $4 50
. ; . . 4 00 " 5 00.
Call soon arid get fits, as they are going off every
MOKED BEFF, AND BOLOGNA SAU-
'HSISa,'
T1H13 UNDERSIGNED WtSHiNGf Vtk
j J.- At- a m.1 i . or ' r A, '
lrp'i4
TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF fRi
One lyine two miles South of Hollv' - Snrittesiim
Buckhorn Stream in Wake county,, containing 30
Acres of first class farming land, on which there is a
new seat oi xuuis, just completed a first-rate Flour
Mill, not to be surpassed ; also, a corn and Circular
Saw Mill, with any amount of timber convenient, and
with-ample water power at all times.' xf f .
Also, one tract lyinsr five miles Northwest bfllarl
nett Court House, on Campbell Creek, within one mile
pf the river, containing 414 acres, on which tract
tltere is also agood seat of Mills, Flour, Corn and fflawf
wiuon nave been completed within the Ust 12 months,
tm ro iu goou oraer, with water power ana custom
as good as any. The land is well adapted to the sal.
civauon oi both grain and Cotton,
I will sell one or both of these places, together mhl
the stock of Hogs and Cattle; Wagon and ImWe-3
meats ou the premises. :'- :
Terms will be made easy to suit the purchaser iff r-;
quired, : -v ' t7,w 5
aut person aesinnK to- purchase such jaonirrkr,
do well to city soon, as t am determined to seil"
HENDERSON THOMAS
uo 29 tf Mill- le, N. C
Press will please copy.
STOVES, TIN WARE, &c.
rpiIE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO
M annonnce to the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity
that he has just received a fine as sort men 6 of OF
FICE, PARLOR and COOKING STOVES,
together with a beautiful assortment of Grates, and
he offers theni at such prices as will defy competition.
He has also opened a fine assortment of Tin Ware,
to which he invites the attention of the public.
All orders for stoves, stove pipes, or anything else
in his line, promptly attended to, and satisfaction
guarantied. H. J. HESSELBACH.
N. B. I will continue to carry on my COPPER
SMITH business iu all its branches. H. J. II
no 14 3m
Standard copy 3 mouths.
John S. Danct, John H. Htxan,
Late of Ta rboro', N. C. Lafe of Scotland Neck, N. O
F. M. Hvmak,
, I Late of Warrentfm, A'. C.
DANCY, HYMAN & CO.,
GROCERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
14 Pearl Street,
NEW VOKK,
HYMAN, DANCY & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NORFOLK, VA.
Tho New York House will be conducted bj Jso S.
Daxcv, aided by R. W. Htuam.
The Norfolk House will be conducted by Jno H.
rlmA and I . M. Hymax.
Particular attention given to the sale of Cot
ton, Com, Wheat, Naval Stores, c.
September 11, 1860. sept H tf.
SEVENTY-FIVE NEGROES WANTED.
T DESIRE TO PURCHASE FROM FIFTY TO
1 seventy five Likely Young Negroes, ef both
sexes, ranging troin eight to thirty years oldsuch
will be saleablei n the Southern Market No unsound
negro wanted. I will pay Richmond prices for such
as I want. Any information, either in person or by
letter, leading to the purchase ot negroes, will be
thankfully received and liberally rewarded. I can be
found at the Yarborough House, iu Raleigh.
" " F. W. KING
July 2th, 1860. aug yinif.
NEW AUCTION HOUSE
TOTICE.-THE FIRM OF PULLIAM
131 BETTS having this day ceased, WM H. BETTS
will continue in the NEGRO AUCTION BUSINESS,
and has taken into co-partnership with him E. J.
Gregory. They will conduct the business under the
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 s Betts,
and respectfully solicit a continuance of the patronage
which was so liberally extended to Wm. H. Betts while
in the firm of Pulliam k 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.
Richmond, Va'., May l"th, 1S60. ma23 ly.
F. K. 8TBOTHBR. J. C. 1IARCOM.
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,
Raleigh, N. C.
rpiIE Public are respectfully informed that we are
X now prepared to print Books, Pamphlets, Cafa
logues for Schools, Cards, Bill-Heading, Letter-Heading,
Blanks of every description, Posters, Patty and
Ball Tickets, and in fact, everything thatcan be printed
with moveable types, in plain and fancy styles, with
neatness, at prices that cannot fail to give gatisiaction
Our materials are entirely new. Our office may be
iound. for the nresent. over Mr. Chaplins' Book Bin
dery, in the old Star office, opposite the Presbyterian
Church. STKOTlliSK. MAituiu.
April 18th, 1360. nPrA5v:
GREAT BARGAINS IN FINE
CLOTHING.
ENTIRE STOCK AT COST FOR CASH.
TN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR LARGE
I and attractive stock of -
FINE CLOTHING,
we have concluded to offer our entire stock at
COST FOR CASH FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS
Our goods are entirely of
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE,
and are warranted equal to any in the market iu
every respect. Great bargains may now
be expected.
N. WALKER k CO.,
jan 9 tf 45 Sycamore Street.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF CHEW
ING "Tobacco." The Pure Southern Quid.
A Supply of the above just received at
TURNER'S
N. C. Book Store,
jan 9 tf S,Age please copy,
T
OYS AND GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS.
china dols,,
CHINA TOILETT SETTS,
VASES,
PERFURME BOTTLES, AC.
W. H. k R. S. TUCKER.
TMPORTANT NEW BOOK I--THE LOST
JL Principle, or The Sectional Equilibrium. How it
was created; How Destroyed; How it Maybe Restor
ed. By "JBarbarossa."
For sale by
H. D. TURNER,
N. C. Bookstore.
Raleigh, September, 1860. sept 11 tf.
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS.
Cloaks, Cloaks and Mantles.
Full length Velvet Cloaks
" " Cloth " '
Arab Cloaks iu Colors and Blacks.
Sacques and Caps for Misses
A Superb assortment at
Be. 26.
TUCKER'S.
s
UPERIOR VIRGINIA SMOKING TO
BACCO, received this day at
HENRY D. TURNER'S
Raleigh, mo 21 tf
N. 0. Bookstore.
TWT C. BACONA small lot of Prime, on sale,
JJY Hoground, or joints by themselves.
JAMES M.
TOWLES, Agt.
aug 25
August 23rd, I860
TOR THE HOLIDAY'S.
T ADIES FUR CAPS' AND CUFFS',
JLd
.
MISSES FUR SETTS.
W. H. A R. S.
TUCKER.
EA. WHITAKER
Largest and best selected
Groceries in the City.
KEEPS 1HE
Stock of Family,
20 Barrels of Boston Apples,
SO Boxes of Cheese,
Just reooived.
no 28 f
A RARE CHANCERS T;
: V MONIIM STMT Tfl Tift- Mfrf!lll?T.iii
mHB UNDERSIGNED HA TIN a DTJRTNtfTHK
JL past summer heard ttaoy express a wish that a
monument should be placed over the grive of Rev.
Dr. Mitchell, upon the High Peak of the Black Moun
tain, and regret that it had not already been done, has
determined to give his personal attention to the mat
ter, and trusts that, by the aid of. the thousands of
pupils and friends of that venerable man, he may be
enabled to erect it. ' '. ... .
The undersigned proposes to erect a plaia,"subtau
tial structure, with the rock found on the rpot,'and to
build it in such a. manner that it may also bsnsed as
an Observatory. He pledges himself to all contribu
tors that no pains shall be spared, upon his: part to
have the structure firm, and a fit monument to one,
whose moral, intellectual and physical character, was
so fit a simile to the granite ou w'aick his body rests.
The undersigned will give his personal attention to
9 Via wnrV onrl fvnovo f Vt a f li!a Irn -vvrrloi rm the Mmmfsir
and its people, will enaMe him to have it constructed
as cheaply as is possible to have it done by any one
else.-
Means will be taken to preserve the names of those
who contribute. The undersigned is determined that
Buuiuient in uuuuneu.
Kemp P. Battle, Esq., of Raleigh, will receive con
tributions and Messrs. Litchford and Finch, reporters
in the House and Senate of the Legislature will receive
any contributions from'members of those bodies. Let
ters addressed to me containing contributions will be
promptly acknowledged. HENRY E. COLTON,
Wilmington, IS. L.
gPapers ef the Stale please copy.
TWTOTlCEiO WHOM IT MAY CON
L CERN. HAVING LOCATED IX THE CITY
of Raleigh, I take this opportunity to inform the Pub
lic generally, that I am prepared (o make contracts for
public or private Buildings, in any part of the State,
pn the most favoable terms. I am lso 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 the Post
Office, Box 249, will meet with prompt attention. All
bills payable to -me individually., I will not be re
sponsible for any debts made by any men in my em
ployment without an order from me.
jan 1 6m THO 31 AS CUATJSS.
Standard eopy till July 1st
H. WORCESTER'S
IMPROVED PIANO FORTES
MANUFACTORY AND SALESROOM,
FOURTEENTH STREET,
Corner Third Avenue, NEW YORK.
ITOR a quarter of a century the Instruments Manu
" factured at the above Establishment have ranked
among the first in the country. Their durabilit
strength, and delicacy of tone and touch are highly
appreciated by all who have given them a thorough
trial. The proprietor, by giving his personal atten
tion to the manufacture of each instrument, in all its
details, is enabled to guarantee superior excellence and
reliability in every respect, oc 10 3m
LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY.
INTERESTING WORK.
"MUST PUBLISHED A CORRECT D
I RECTORY of the Legislature of North Carolina
giving the name, birth place, age, residence, occupa
tion, politics, and boarding house of each member of
the present Legislature. It -has also au interior view
of the Senate Chamber and House of Commons, desig
Bating the seat occupied, by each member. It is also
accompanied with two large tables ; oue showing the
popular vote for President of all th States from 1824
up to I860, and the other showing the Vote of North
Carolina, by counties, from 1S40 to 1500. It also
contains the names, ages, birth places, koff the
Clerks and Door keepers : and a list of all the State
officers, public works, Ac, fce.
The whole is published in" a volume of 1ifty pages,
aud will be fcent to tiny pV ttuii of the State, post paid,
on receipt of fifty cuts. . Address
JOHN NICHOLS, Publisher,
dec 15 tf Raleigh, N. C.
RAILROAD IRON AT CITY POINT
300 tons Rail' Road Tron, T Pattern, 52 pounds
to the yard, For sale by
JAMES DUJSiiOF,
Petersburg, Va.
Standard copy.
O NORTH CAROLINA MAGISTRATE, a practi
cal guide to the Laws of the State, and the decisions of
the Supreme C -urt, defining the duties and jurisdiction
of Justices of the Peace, under the Revised Code of
1854 'ii, together with full instructions and num
erous tdmis and precedents.
Bv EDWARD CANT WELL, Esq., LL. B.,
Couiwellot at Law.
One vol. Svo , containing nearly 600 pages, hand,
somely printed on good paper, and well bound in law
binding.
Price $3 50. Postage 36 cents.
Published Rji J for sale by
HENRY D. TURNER,
jan.- 21 at the North Carolina Bookstore
NEW ARRIVALS. -
BY RECLNT ARRIVALS MY FALL
and Winter Stock of Ready-made Clothing and
Gentleman's Famishing Goods lias been lasgely re
plenished, and I am now prepared to defy competi
tion, either as to the quality or price of nly goods.
By these arrivals I have received a large and beauti
ful assortment of
Gentlemen's Fine Suits ;
Gentlemen's Business Suits ; ,
Gentlemen's Overcoats, of eyery style and
quality ;
Wooleu and Merino Undershirts and
Drawers;
Together with an indefinite number of other articles,
too numerous to mention, but consisting in part of
Vests, Pants, Cravats, Socks, Suspenders, Ac, 4c.
ALSO,
A large and elegant assortment of HATS,
BOOTS and SHOES, UMBRELLAS, &c,
to all which I earnestly invite the examination of the
public generally.
Those who buy of me once never buy from any one
else, for it is admitted on all hands that I sell better
Clothing at cheaper prices than any other establishment
in the country. This is no boasting, but the simple
truth, as thousands are willing to testify who have
purchased Clothing of me.
For GREAT BARGAINS IN WINTER
CLOTHING, call at
HACKNEY POOLE S,
Corner of Fayetteville St. and Market Square.
: no 1 7 tf ,
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING FOR
I860.
N. WALKER & CO-,
Wholesale and RetaU Clothiers,
45 SYCAMORE ST PETERSBURG, VA
MANUFACTORY "WASHINGTON BUILDINGS," BALTE.. MD.
We are now receiving our Fall and winter Stock of
Clothing, imnorted and manufactured by ourselves, un
der the most favorable cireumstances, embracing all
the latest styles now worn, and in point of material
and worksmanship, cannot be surpassed if equaled by
any other establishment in the Union.
Our stock will be found unusually large and attrac
tive, and our prices as low as similar goods can be
purchased in any of the Northern States. We pledge
ourselves not to be undersold.
We have also on hand an endless variety of Gents'
Furnishing Goods, of the latest importations.
Merchants and others are invited to call and exam
ine our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
' N. WALKER CO.,
8ept 4 lm No. 45 Sycamore Street.
FINE OLD WINES AND BRANDIES.
A SELECTED STOCK OF FIN OLD PORf,
Sherry and Madeira Wines, also Otard, Dupuy
k Co.'s standard Brandies, direct from the Custom
House. For sale by
aug 1 tf- PEEBLES, PLUMMER k CO.
intfA FALL STOCK !
LADIES AND MISSES
1860.
I ' DRESS GOODS AND LACES,
Largest stock ever purchased.
Handsomer,
- Richer,
Better and
Cheaper, by
se IS W. IL. & K. S. TUCKER.
TRY THE CHEROKEE REMEDY.The
demand is increasing and the effects are truly
wonderful. A third sapply just received,
, At PESCUD'S.
Raleigh, N. C. Sep 28, 1860.
-i : t
o o
. .
, For thk Bssistxb.
. Editors: For the first time in my
life, though now an old man, I undertake to ad
dress, through your columns, a few words to my
fellow-citizens, especially to the members of the
Legislature now in session.
The period has arrived, which-was apprehended
by the Father of His pountry, when one section
of cm ir country is arrayed against the other, and
wo have reason to fear, if something is not done,
and done soon, to allay this strife and restore har
mony to our councils and our 'country, that we
most fall, dugrctfied before the world, as a people
glorying in, their civilization, refinement and
Christian institutions, and yet unfit to govern
themselves, and to agree on the simplest proposi
tions of morals and good government.
One Bwt,Tatbw one party , has invaded too J
rights and privileges "of a section of country to
which they were bound, by solemn constitutional
obligations, to respect, and, in case of necessity, to
defend. This proposition bo ono can denv:. .
The aggrieved section, driven tto madness by
the continued attempts of this party to interfere
with their rights and deprive them of their priv
ileges in the Union, are now pursuing a course
which must appear rash and cruel to those in the
same section, who are' not disposed to act with pre
cipitation in a matter in which so much is in
volved, not only in regard to themselves and their
children, but also to the cause of liberal and free
government throughout the world.
North Carolina is now so situated that some ac
tion on her part is necessary. This Slate is now,
and always has been, sincerelydevotedtsthe Union
of the States and I believe she is Id regarded
both North and. South. North Carolina has al
ways been faithful to her engagements to her sis
ter States.
We have some reputation for honesty and pa
triotism ; let us see whether something may not
be done to restore harmony and union by that
State which was the first to declare its independ
ence of Great Britain. If we fail in our efforts,
we shall have the consciousness of having done
our duty ; and if (which may Ged in mercy avert)
a dissolution of this noble Union of States must
take place, then we may consult for our own in
terests, as a State, as best we can.
It is proposed, in the Legislature, to call a Con
vention of this State as soon as practicable, and
this measure is advocated by many patriotic and
Union-loving men ; but it is opposed by many
: both in and out of the Legislature, who are equally
patriotic and devoted to the Union. The latter
think such a measure, in the present state of our
affairs, premature. It is of the very first import
ance that we be, at this time especially, united and
harmonious among ourselves. Since there is not
harmony on this j -int, is it not possible to adopt
measures in whic'i all can concur?
It mutt be obvious to every thoughtful man
that the time has come when the question which
has agitated the country, morn or less, from the
very commencement of the Government, must be
settled in some' way, either by constitutional pro
visions satisfactory to both North and South, or
bv the breaking ur. of the Government into two
or more parts. In the present agitation we, at the
South, very unjustly put down as opposed to our
interests, not only all who voted for Mr. Lincoln,
but the whole Northern people. Now, as recent
development clearly show, not only thobe whovoted
against Mr. Lincoln, but many, very many, of
those who voted for him, are disposed to do jus
tice to the South when the matter is fairly before
them. Many good, honest and patriotic men were
led away, in the excitement of the times, to adopt
measures and give Urates which, on sober reflec
tion, they . no doubt will regret, and be ready!
when an opportunity is given, to remedy. Bui
they ought to be allowed time for reflection before
we are hurried into revolution, and a bloody and
fatal one to both sections.
What, then, can North Carolina do in the pres
ent stale of affairs? Sho, with Virginia and the
other border States, can do much.
Instead of calling a Convention at present, let
the Legislature appoint two or three commission
ers to'conier with i ther States, cither in their
Conventions xr Legislatures, or with similar com
missioners, tci ascertain, what their wishes and
views are; and, if possible, to settle upon some
plan for the adjustment of our difficulties, satis
factory to North and South.
We have it in our power to appoint men who,
on account of their high character for probity, in
telligence and patriotism, would be listened to and
respected in any part of the world, and from their
wise and judicious counsels with our sister States,
the haopiest results might be anticipated. I might
mention Judge Ruffin, Gov. Graham, Governor
Swain, Gov. Morehead, Judge Badger, W. N.
Edwards and others, who would command the
confidence and respect of any body to which they
might be sent.
I do not doubt that, if the South can agree
among themselves as to what- they claim as their
rights under the Constitution, the North will
agree to their terms ; for, I believe the South will
claim no more than they are justly entitled to un
der our Constitution as it now is, and the North,
from present indications', is disposed to do their
duty.
SEN EX.
FOR THE BEUISTKK.
TO, THE FREE-ME OF N. CAROLINA.
Dear Friends and Fellow Citizens :
Will you permit an humble individual, whose
age and physical debility ?ould forbid his troub
ling you, (were he so disposed) with a long epis
tle, to address to you collectivelyi a few lines,
particularly addressed to your sound ser.se and
sober judgment, on a, subject, perhaps , the most
important that has. engaged the attention of in
telligent and patriotic men since the formation of
our government? ?
You are aware.fellow citizens, that there are in
our midst, those who are farging, and would "pre
cipitate," us into the vortex of disunion, war, and
bloodshed. It is true they attempt this, under
the pretext of asserting and defending our rights
under the constitution ; but permit me to enquire,
fellow citizens, if we cannot better assert and
maintain them under the constitution, than to
trample this s'acred palladium of those Rights in
the dust, and go out to sea, without compass,chart
or rudder.
Again, fellow citizens, would it not be best to
wait a Utile, that we may ascertain spe of the
results and consequences of the precipitate and
awful plunge of our late' demented sister, South
Carolina? Do hot those of you that read discover
that she is already awaking to some of the conse
quences of her rash and ill advised leap? Do not
their leading spirits in convention assembled al
ready disagree as to the cause that induced them
to make the awful plunge ?
Againis it not known that they received with
manifestations of joy the tidings of Lincoln's
election, making it a pretext for doing that
which they had been trying to accomplish for
years, and is it not manifest that they "precipita
ted" thomselves into tho guipn
of disunion to
avoid the .receiving ' and acting on overtures of
justice and pacification from Congress or from
the North? !
And now, fellow citizens, suffer a few words of
expostulation, and we are done, j Would it not be
best to await the flnl action of the Congress now
in Session, and more especially the action of the
committee of thirty three, and j also the result of
the labors of the great, the good and the Patriot-"
ic Crittenden, and his compatriots, to restore,
peace and union to our once happy and still be
loved country ?
Is it not a fact that many of the ultra-Abolitionists
in the North and in Congress bavq lately
manifested a disposition to make concessions for
the sake ef U nion? Have they not agreed to repeal '
their odious nullification State acta, (miscalled per
sonal liberty laws), which constitute tho chief
causes of complaint? And when this is done, hwd
we not better "Bear the ills we have, than fly to
others-that we know not of."
But should two or three more? of our sister
ouwes conclude to follow in the ranks of Sonth
Carolina, (to wit;.) Alabama. M
even Georgia, even then, fellow citizens, may we
uul "i" mav our i;ooa oia ortn state; together
with Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky, and Ten
nessee, would form an impassable barrier between
the North and the extreme South, so that the be
ligerents of either-section should not pass to mur
der each other.
In conclusion, fellow citizens, with regard to
the calling of a, Southern convention, wp will
urge no objection, provided those States be Ixclu
dedjwhich have so far committed themselves' on
the subject thai to listen to reason and justice
would be to compromise their honor. And now,
should our Legislature propose a State Conven
tion, let us for once ; Oh 1 let us for once, dear
friends and Brothers, sacrifice Party on the altar
of our Union, our country, and our constitution.
May God direct us to pursue the right com se.
So Prays
OLD GRA'NVILLE.
Deccember 3lst, 1860.
Substandard 'please copy.
NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
AND PLATED WARE.
GOLD.
Guntlemens' Levers,
Ladies' Levers,
Silver Levers,
Ladies' Watch Chains,
Vest and Neck Chains,
Setts of Breast Pins and
Ear-Rings, '
Bracelets and Breast Pins,
Ear and Finger Rings, '
Cuff and Shirt Buttons,
Collar and Sleeve Buttons,
Belt Buckles, -Armlets
and Pencils,
Spectacles and Thimbles,
Crosses and Snaps.
PLiTED WARE,
Ice Pitchers and Spoons,
Castors and Waiters,
Cake Baskets and Forks,
Preserve k Butter Stands,
Table and Desert Knives,
Oyster and Sugar Ladles,
Butter and Fruit Knives,
Fish and Pie Knives,
Salt Sellers,
Candle Sticks,
Molasses Mugs, -Tea
Setts 5 pieces.
Spectacles. '
SILVER WARE.
Cups and Goblets,
Salt 8ellers,Napkia Rings,
Preserve Sugar Spoons,
pugar Sifters and Crumb
Scrapers,
Ice Cream k Pie Knives,
Butter and Cake Knives,
Children'sKnives k Forks,
Card case's k Pepperboxes,
Fruit and Pickle Knives,
Table and Desert Spoons,
Thimbles and Tea Spoons,
Soup and Cream Ladles,
Gravy k Mustnrd Fpoens,
Pencils and Pens,
Spectacles, Ac . ,
CUTLERY.
Table and Desert Knives,
Pocket and Penknives,
Scissors and Razors,
Miscellaneous.
Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Combs and Guards,
Pocket Books and Wallets,
Ladies' Traveling Wallets,
Work Boxes,
Steel Spectacles,
Razor Strops and Brushes
French k Yankee Clocks
I wish the Members of
the Legislature and others.
to call at my store and see for themselves. My Stock
of Goods is large- and fashionable. 3fy price are
cheaper. I will warrant every article sold to be what
it's sold for; no Phited Jewelry told for Gold. Watches
and Clocks repaired and warranted for 1 2 months,
no 17 tf. " JOHN C. PALMER.
BELTING,
Beltingfor
UELTING.-IND1 A RUBBER
sale at the Hardware Store d
E. C.BEL IN,
Raleigh, oe 27 2m
Fayetteville St.
S. Standard and 8pirit of the Age copy 2 months.
NORTH CAROLINA WRAPPING PA'-PER.--AS
GENERAL AGENT OF E. B.
Sater, proprietor of the Crabtree Paper Mills, I am
ready to settle his accounts far Paper, to purchase
stock, and to sell Wrapping Paper of all descriptions,
on favorable terms. Orders for such paper solicited
and executed with promptness and dispatch.
Address, T. J. LITCHFORD,
leol . Raleigh, N. C
r Standard copy."
DRESS-MAKING'.
MRS. W. W. PERKINSON, FASHION
', ABLE Dressmaker, will be pleased to receive
from the Ladies of Raleigh a liberal share of patron
age. She flatters herself that she is capable of giving
the mst perfect satisfaction to all who may favor her
with their patronage, and she assures the Ladies that
her prices shall be as moderate as those of any other
Dressmaker.
gResidence ou Wilmington street, opposite the
vacant lot of Mrs Stewa-t, on Fayetteville street,
no 17 3m "
JUST AS I EXPECTED IN CONSE
quence of the great increase in his business, the
subscriber has been compelled to procure the services
of.an assistant, and is pleased to inform the publie,
that he has associated with him, JNO. Q. BAR
HAM, well known as an efficient business man, hav
ing little enough conscience to be a good auctioneer. .
Hereafter the business will be conducted under the
firm and style of MOORE & BARHAM, at the
stand formerly occupied by myself, two doors east of
H. Poole's Clothing Store, on Market Square.
JOHN C. MOORE.
x MOORE & BARHAM,
Auction and Commission Merchants, will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to them. They
will attend sales in this, and the adjoining counties. -They
Can offer no better pledge ef satisfaction, than a
reference to those whom they have served.
Standard copy. dec 1 tf
THE NORTH CAROLINA FORM BOOK.
THI8 DAY RECEIVED, BY
H, D. TURNER,
A NEW AND COMPLETE EDITION OF THE
' NORTH CAROLINA FORM BOOK;
IMPROVED AND GREATLY ENLARGED,
containing 344 pages, royal 12mo, embracing ma
ny forms not found in former editions, -printed on
good paper and substantially bound in law calC It con
tains Forms of all those Legal Instruments which peo-ple-have
occasion to use : and furnishing, also a guide
to Justices of the Peace, Sheriffs, Clerks, Constable,
Coroaers School Committees, etc Compiled from the
best sourees, being an improvement On all works of
the kind formerly in use, and intended as a Compan
ion to Cantwell's Justice. To which are added the
Constitution of North Carolina, and of th United
States; an account of the principal Officers of the
State, and 6f the Counties ; Titles of address, Ac
Furnished at the unparalleled low price of One Dol
lar, (being the cheapest book ever offered for sale.)
When sent by mail an extra charge of 20 cents will'
be required to cover the postage. A liberal discount
to those who buy to sell again. Published and sold,
wholesale and retail, by H. D. TURNER,
dec 26 tf at the North Carolina Book Store,
5 FALL TRADE, 1859.
I AM - NOW RECEIVING MY FALL AND
Winter supply of Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
f all kinds for Ladies and Gentlemen, selected by
mvMlf. all of which are warranted w wct""'"",
H.
A; DEPKIN.
ALSO, RECEIVED T&E EQEST AND
A best assortment of French and American
Calf Skins, all of which will be madeap ' U
and Shoes, to the best style, for my patrons. Thank-
fUspri7-tfaT0"' IjT
E. A. WHITAKER keeps ou
Stock ef Liquors, Chewing Tobacco, and Fine Cigars,
in the City.
'-1M
. , - - "