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'y : The type upon which the Standard is now printed is entirely new: "; No pajns will be spared joJrender it a Valuable friend and, adviser to all classes, - - .."-r .-Mi" - : - Bates of Advertising, Ten lines or one inch space to constitute a Bouare . i-r 1 One square, one insertion'. j . .$1 00 1 Each subsequent insertion. 50 - j Liberal deduction made, by special contract, to large advertisers. " ' . j, , ,v ! J"Takb Notice! On and after the 1st day of January next, no Court advertisement will be inserted in the Standard, unless the cash accom pany .it or unless there be a special understand ing Cb the contrary-i Six jweeksV insertion in Daily, jfor Court advertiscmeiits not exceeding S squares, 130 each, in advance. , ' j Speciai, Notices charged:50 per cent, higher than ordinary advertisements. ; - ' ' V For advertisement Inserted irregularly, 25 per cent, higher than usual rates : will be charged, r No paper in the South has advertising facilities superior to the (SfajwiardL' V ' f Letters must be addressed to i V Jos. sl Cannon, ) CANNON & HQLDEN, Jos. W. Holden. . Raleigh, N. C. JOS. CANNON. ' JOS. WM. HOLDEN. CANNON & HOIJ)EN, ' - ; Editort of the Standard, PHnien to the Convention, ahd authorized prMAxmert ojr Uie Juaies of the United States. 1 1ABGKST ' CIBCULATIOX IK THE CTrT, ' LABOEST CIRCULATION EN THB STATE. BREAKEBS AHEAD. must, be very careful S what we are w abo 1 1; The importations last week amount-' edto over $6,000,000 gold valuation. In the live and a half months which have ex pired, oi tne current sscal year tney amount to $127,000,000 ; for the whjole fiscal year endibg 30th June next they will not be Jess thad $250,000,000. This is at the port of New York alone, and is over and above all importations at Boston," Philadelphia Balti more, frontier ports, etc. . j..;, ; ; Now, the country ; has just gone through an. exhausting four years' war. That war has W)st nearly , $3,000,000,000. Just that sum has . been spent, - lost, sunk. By that A sum the nation is poorer than it was before the war began.,. Yet: it seems that we can a3brd to spend more money than even on foreign importations though ;. the duty on such! importations is from 12 to 23 per cent heavier than it used to . be, and the customs revenue is averaging half a million in gold eacn WorKing day, The. seeming anomaly will not bear exam ination. . We "cannot . afford ' to spend the money we are spending oh. foreign importa tioni. We could not afford it if goods were at old prices : and in fact we are so ravenous for foreign goods, that we are paying twtf and three prices to the manufacturers ot .Eng land. Germany and France r the goods thew are sending us. Foreign manufacturers are i .11 growing rich atour jexpense, and are, so b lsy that they decline new orders.' . If in stea 1 of spending - four years - in a wasteful w?- which cost us about $40' per head per aniium for ' each of the four years we had been industriously engaged in productive la bor, j and had been' practicing dae economy thef While, - we could barely afford the ex travagance in.which we are now indulging. , Unless something occurs to check the pres- entl spendthrift tendency of the people of the tnited states the collapse predicted by Mr. M'Cullochmay be upon us- before the two years of expansion he expects' shall have elapsed. . ' f : Ijt is of nations as of men. " A man may wear a Dold front and keep up appearances long after his substance has departed from him. o long as the bank discounts his papef he continues to enjoy credit, and to possess so much money that the world suspects not his losses. , But sooner or later the truth leaks out, and he is confessed a' bankrupt. - The people of the United States are not yet bank rupt, but they have lost So much money in th last four years that nothing but severe economy and a sedulous prosecution of pro ductive industry-for many years to cqme can prevent tneir ,becoming bankrupt ere long ; Great wars beeet commertHl' revulsions. The British wars against Napoleon were fol lowed by. the commercial collapse of! 1819: our war of 1812-'14 by the collapse of 1816- 17 ; the Crimean war bv the collatree of 1857 i Historians explain each of these collapses on unerent principles, and from their, reasoning it would seem that the revulsions ; iid not necessarily result from the wars, but wiere the frit of other and distinct causes. - This may Dutnt is acunous coincidence tnat in this commercial age: great wars' have; Invari- iy oeen tollowed by -.-severe- commercial crises; and as of all transaction wars are the most wasteful of-'human; industry and the iroiiucts of labor, it is not unreasonable to suspect that the coincidence is not purely ac cidental. ' , - ' 1Q- tn? year 1856 and m the early part of 1J:" warnings were not wanting of the in evitable conseanences : of . the overtradm?. then in arogress. The crisis of 1857 as wretoid many times before it came. But no one listened to Cassandra. -Everything" was serene. Importers could not 'import gbodtf -vugU ior tne jobbers. Jobbers dbuld not Keep stock' enough ipr their . dealers.",;. Dea- 'ers could not nnnnlv fha tmhHo fast mnsirrf -that public which had it pocketauli of railway bonds and, stocks, mercantile paper; wjtt other paper evidences of debt-att of "uxu was for the time being money, and would, buy anything, from a brownstphd mansion to a voi flo-i xxru- dPhf i0ur came and the paper evidences of -cSh thdr Vh&nng power; the public. pay wnat -tney owed, the 'dealers th'7 011 the jobbers, the jobbers failed; on foL miorter3' the- porters failed on the A, "r'oU manufactnrAra tta .;ira v.?i the w0.!' the cities ?d counties of whoia tneir debtsv and , the ne oa " " wuiiiiiuutj wem, uown in s ,.., f-;l. j. -.3.'t-;.-Ajiy. There is something st rikins and v whole- some lit the reminiscence, 3 Now as then im porteracannot orfer fast'ehbugh from Eu rope steairiers cannot ,: conyey ; in ; . quart.- titles sumcienty jobbers cannot keep-stock enough on hand, dealers are worked to death to supply customers, snd the public pockets are crammed with paper evidences of debt legal tenders, national :bank-n6tes,: Seyen- Tmrties, debt certificates,': quarter-masters' Touchers, deposit certificates, gold-notes -all of them possessing purchasing power, and enabling the -holder to: pay .56 cents a. yard' ior culiuu uiuiiu, n pitir lor siuciuugs, uuu $5 a yard for Lyons ' silks. Hoif : long can this sort of thing last! v;1v v - The Secretary of the Treasury an ;old banker and a scientific financierr-warns us that within two years we-shall have a gen eral collapse.' . We shrug our .shoulders, and go on buying foreign goods. French impor ters say ; "Would you. have us stop import ing when we can sell ' every case of goods at a profit of 10 per cent?" Jobbers laugh at contracting their business so long as dealers strip their store bare as often as they fill it. Dealers can not be expected to let their stocks run down so long as trade remains so brisk. And the gay old public, with its pockets full of money in forty-five different shapes spends' what it has in its old free handed way. If it could but be persuaded to rentrench" its expenditure j , to see jthat when you subtract two from four, the remain der, in spite of all the metaphysics and fancy financiering in the world, is, not six,! but two : the catastrophe might De avertea. lut do people believe , Cassandra any more pow than in the old Trojan days ? ; ' j Wise men the rare few who will be fotfnd floating after the storm will set their houses in order. The Secretary may oc may not succeed in contracting - the currency. , . If he does, he will cause the collapse, as Mr. Chase caused-the Wall Street collapse of April, 1864. . If he does not, it will come without him. That it must come, no thoughtful per son can doubt, in viewjof what is patent to all. But meanwhile old John Public j will order new opera-cloaks for Mrs. P." and. the Misses P.; puffing his fifty cent; Havana, .will berate licentious presses for unsettling pub lic confidence, and throwing otstaclcs in the way of a restoration of j the goodr old times ; and of all men in the world will be the most astonished when a hurricane arises some fine morning, and sweeps him from the financial surface. -Harper' Weekly. I ; Commissioii Merchants, &c. B P. WILLIAMSON A CO., i GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FayettevUle Street, Raleigh, 1S.C. Solicit consignments of Cotton, Cotton Cloths, Tarns, and all kinds pf Merchandize and Country Produce. I - - - j aug 7 tf i . . ; ! Ml RE AY k MlRCUIS0, j COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLE SALE- DEALERS, i Wilmington, N. C. j ; Ti ARTICITLAR ATTENTION PAID TO' THE X sale of Cotton, Naval Stores and Cduntry Produce eenerallv. I A11 orders for Groceries, Produce, &c.,i filled at tne lowest marset rates. E. MURRAY, K. M. MURCHISON, D. R. MUKCH1SON, J. T. MuiSKAi: Wilmington. New York. oct9 3m9 i t. . THOMAS. W. O. SHABPB, G. W. BLOUNT. j SEW FIRM. . . THOMAS & CO., General Commission Merchants, I WILSON, N. C. 1 ILL BUY AND SELL COTTON, NAVAL VY Stores and other Country Produce. One of onr firm, G. W.Jilount, Attorney and Coun sellor at Law. and Land Agent, will attend to all Legal Matters entrusted to him in the Counties of Wilson. Nash. Edgecombe and Franklin.! Col lections of Claims end adjustment of Titles par ticularly attended to. i oct 21 tf U. TTORACE M. BARRY, General Commission Merchant and Wholesale Dealer in Groceries and Provisions. . s Liberal Cash advances made- on , consignments io Aixaur leary, mew lorK. . 1 . Agent for the Steamships Starlight and Com' mander. oct 17-3m8 J R. ' BLOSSOM & CO., . WILMINGTON, N. C. - Will promptly forward Cotton and other pro duce consigned to Blossom Brothers, Commission Mercnants, xtew xorK. . . - nov 10 3m9 i , ! N EW FIRM. The undersigned have associated themselves for the purpose of establishing in Raleigh an Auction and Commission . House, and General Agency for selling and buying property' of all kinds, collecting Churns, and transacting all sorts oi business. ' - . . . i One of the firm being a practicing Lawyer, we are prepared to give legal advice, examine and adjust titles, draw conveyances and attend to professional business generally, both in and out of the Courts. The name of the firm la "1 BARHAM BROTHERS," fi ' Two doors above Parries' Store.,' J. Q. A. Baehajv W. K. BiBHAM. ; oct5 tf7 ..; -'';4:: 'v:.-' 'f.--- ' '. , .' ' 1 -r - i -:--'.- . Blossom & Brothers J ir- ' ' (Successors to Benj. Blossom & Son. . f COMMISSION MERCHANTS, , COTTON, NAVAL STORES; GRAINS : J TOBACCO, COTTON YARNS, SHEETING, 0. r" 'Ko.jS9 Iriat;'Sfreetl:"'',i Chas. W. Blossom. ) ! - NBW-YORK. Jas. B. Blossom, ' v ' ' t 8-' ; Josiah ' B. Blossom. ) - ' v ' fx': '"' 1 Liberal advances made on consignments, on re ceipt ot uiu or Lading. References : -The Bank; of N. C, Banks at Wilminerton. Newbern. Washimrton. Tar- m t- boro Fayettevifie, Raleigh, Salisbury, Charlotte and Wadesboro'.- r41-- - -i-'M-v -ir '-' ; A.-M. McPheeters; Raleigh, N. C, will forward to ns, through that place, frte of forwarding com mission,) paying railroad freight to any shipping sort.-. ' - r ''&&if. -J"A&t J. R. BLOSSOM & Co., Wilmington, N. C., GEO. H. BROWN & Co.; WasMnit6n, 0.; 8. T. JONES & Co!., Newbern, Ni C.,; HENRY GHISELIN. Norfolk. Va:.' . ' ' . ' Will forward produce to ns, free of forwarding commission, except on Naval Stores and Grain, by Steamer or Sailing VesseVas Shippers may direct ; and, when desired,- will pay taxes, &c, at the ahinnimr norts. r ; ?r' , ' :"' 'W? ; " : -! N. Bir-ConsignmenlB to ns are covere4 by lire and Marme insurance as soon as ireigntea, rrom all places on- all Railroads and Rivers in North and South-Carolina, Georgia and Florida, and from all Southern Shipping Ports,- through to New-York, whether advice of shipment is received or flofc Si June 27-63 Wyffpg; McRARY f&JCCti Have recently been appointed' Agent, for. the State oi Mortn-uarouna, oi tne ' ; . , PACIFIC GUANO CPMPANY ; ; and also Agents of the Unadulterated Flour of Bone Comnanv. frix h '. vWe. expect a supply of these invaluable fef iulzers In a short time, and solicit orders for the same from onr old customers and farmers gener ally:' .' dee 14Im f ff ' -- ' MMMMMMMMMiMS! " ' ' , Uonmssion Merchants, Etc. ?j ; Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. -: - Schools, r-&cr;'... jT aJdwaxefCggegc t-) jQOARTNERSHIP. ' We have this day formed a Copartnership hnder we name ana eiyie oi l. i i ? ;? : , r . WHITFOBD, DILL Jt CO., For the transaction of a Shipping and General . . - ' COMMISSION BUSINESS I ' ' - - - - ...... ! ' - . In this town, west side, oi Craven Street, on old County Wharf. w -.,.-- To the sale of Cotton, Naval Stores, ' Tobacco, Lumber, Staves, Shingles,. Corn, and all kinds of Produce and Merchandise, and also to the sale and purchase - of -Real Estate and State and other Stocks, we will give our personal attention! : , - -! We are Ageuts for Murray's North-Carolina semi-weekly-Line of Steamships between New bern and New York, and for sailing vessels for Baltimore, Philadelphia and other ports in the United States, and tor different porta in the West Indies. Thus it will be seen that we are furnished by our own vessels with the amplest facilities for, the speedy transportation of Freight and Paesen-j gers. But in addition to these, there is a weekly line of Ocean Steamships on the same route, and a tri-weekiy lino of Steamers by inland route through Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal to Nor folk Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York; thence Merchants-and Shippers entrusting the transportation of their freight to us, ean rely with confidence on its speedy transit,. . , We will make liberal advances on consign ments, ii . . .-v -: , i All letters addressed to us on the subject of freight, or on any other business, will be nromptly answered.' JOHN D. WHITFORD, GEORGE W. DILL, dec 5 197 tf 10 WM. C. WHITFORD. D. B. Bridgfobd, , . of Haskins & Bridgford and late of Bridgford & Co. Richmond Va. A. Mrsss & W. Mtebs, Late of North-Carolina. BRIDGFORD & MYERS, AUCTIONEERS, COMMISSION AND FOE- WARDING MERCHANTS, i Dock St., between Fifteenth and Seuenteenth, ' . - I eichmoSd, VI., ' i WHERE THEY ARE PREPARED TO DO a General Auctkn and Commission, Stor age and Forwarding business, and trust, by strict attention to business, to merit a. share of public patronage. !j . F? All orders entrusted to us will be, promptly filled at the lowest Market rates. :'i REFERENCES:, r Merchants of Lynchburg, Petersburg, Norfolk, Richmond and Danville. j New Youk ConneUy & Co., MerrettJ Walet & Co., G. JJ. Lawsonj Power Acker; 8wepson, Mendenhall & Co., Williams, Noble & Oates. Bostoh Clark & Woodward; Thomas J. Jones & Co., R. A. Howes & Co., William M Stead man & Co., Z. Snow & Co. Rocklakp, Maine F. Cobb ; A. J. Bird. Halifax Nova Scotia Benjamin Weir & Co., A. Allison, jl I 4 - Philadelphia Buckner, McCammand fc Co., J Rinaldo, Sank & Co., Dohan & Tate. Baltimore Thos. R. Matthews & Sons ; R. H. Heslett ; W. Lanahan & Sons ; Moore N. Falls, President Baltimore Steam Packet Co., ; A. W. 8haw, Superintendent New Line Steamers. Raleigh,! N. C. Geo. W. Swepson, President Raleigh National Bank; J. Devereux. Lexington, N- C B. B. Roberts ; C. F. Lowe, and J. Simpson. I 8alisbdbt, N. C Burton Craige, John L Sha ver and J. C- Turner. ;j CokcobdL N. C. A. J. YorkCwi Statesville, N. C. R. F. Simonton, Treasu rer Western N. C. Railroad ; H. C. Eccles, and J. . S."MiUer. II ' ii -- Mobganton, N. C. T. R. CaldwelL President Western N. C. Railroad, and R. C. Pearson. Charlotte, N. C. John Wilkes, President First National Bank, H. B. Williams. , Wilmington, N-C. T. E. Roberts. , Asgeville, N. C. A. T. Sumner and N. W. Woodfin. it Chableston, S. C. Benjamin MordecaL 1 nov 17 183 lm 10 I; K. M. Mcrchison, J. T. Mubrat, New York. E. Mcbbat, D. R. Mcrchisok, Wilmington. ISTBCHISOir MURRAY, C 0 MMISSION MER CIIA NTS. 188 Front Street, New lCoxIt, A LL CONSIGNMENTS TO US ARE IN- J: SURED from point of shipment, whetherad vice of shipment is received or not. IL Liberal advances made on consignments when desired. II Murray & Murchison, Wilmington, N. C, will nav taxes. Railroad freight, &c, on consignments to us, and forward through that place free of commissions. : oct 9r-3ml0 HENRY C. HARDT. JOHN G. GCTHREY. HARDY Jt GCTIIREY. . It Beaver Street, New York, T3RQPOSE TO RESUME THE COMMISSION 1 Business, which, prior to the events Of 1861, was conducted at m Front street, by Henry (J. Hard v fin connection with his elder brothers of the long established house of Hardy & Brothers, Norfolk, Va.,) under the firm of H. C. Hardy & Co. i i . TheV therefore offer their services for the sale of Cotton and other Southern Products, and for the purchase of .Merchandise. I i As Bankers and Brokers, they will continue to receive depoeites and execute orders for the pur chase and-sale oi txovernmem ana oxaxe conas, Gold, Sterling Exchange, Railway Stocks, Bonds, ge, Railway St oct 14- &c. Act 1 l&a m 10 KORRIS Ko. 18, Hanover Stree Baltimore, C DMMISSION MERCI ANTS FOR THE sale of Cotton Yarns,- St etings, Osnaburgs and Cotton. Solicit consignments from the South: V v ' They will make liberal cash advances and prom ise quick returns at full market prices. Refer to any of the Baltimore Banks or Dry Goods Jobbing Merchants. " Also, to Wm. H. Powers, Esq.3: B. BentleyEsq H. L. Kent, Esq., Richmond, Va., and to Hill, Warren & Co. Mcllwaine, Son & Co., Petersburg, Va. june 1451 ly 10. JAME3 iZ HATHA WAT, TO B. UTLBT. J1S. , L. HATHAWAY fc . UTLEY, (Ferinerly Hathaway & Co., Wilmington, N. (3.,) SHIFTING fc GOMMHSION MEBCHANTS, - 171 . Pearl : Street, New York. : We solicit consighnments of Cotton, Naval Stored,. Sheetings, Yarns, Tobacco and other Southern Products, to the sale of which our I Dromfit personal attention will be given. XTA will mnlm 14 Iwiwil ailvoniAB nTvin. inofrk4- ft invoice apu eu oi Aauiug. - - . All merchandize and produce shipped to ns is insured from point of shipment with, or without advice ' Invoices should always accompany each shipment. - - Both of lis having had over Twenty years expe rience in the South, and onr J- L- Hathaway three years in New York, we "feel confident we can se cure full prices for our friends who will favor us willi their consignment.. - -. , . , oct 24 SmlO . COUMONT, BROOKS & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. J5 South, William Street, New. York., " 4 Liberal advances made on cdnsignmerit.. ,.. ' Represented by CoL James P. Foster, Exchange Hotel, Raleigh, N. C. i nov 3-7-2m8. r i-x-.-v-- . .- ' WORNWELL," WEBB Ac : CO., . , - . General Commission Merchants, for the sale of Grain, Tobacco, Shingles, Lumber, Turpentine, Tar, &c.V :N. W. Corner Pratt & Frederick 8ts.v '(Up Stairs,) Baltimore. . ... Particular attention paid to orders forFertili 'zers of all kinds, also Groceries and Liguors. V . oct 24 Sm8 - " " KADEE BIOOS. Jos. J. BIOOS. TT-ATliF.R RIRRi) A CO.. J. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Norfolk. Va.' - s Will giVfe strict attention to Sales of Produce of all kinds. Liberal advances on consignments and prompt returns. " oct 6 tf7 E MTST SELL . Our goods . , , BEFORE JANUARY 1st, As welose oar buiness In RALEIGH on that date. We shall sell for - vTWELVE DATS, At prices to SUIT CUSTOMERS," . -.. ., .- . . , - -Eegardless of Oast ! When C;n Thursday and Friday, December 28th and 29th. the balance will be . Sold , ait LTJOTIOIV X We are in : EARNEST, and mean Business. : The Stock consists of Dry Goods, . , 1 . 1 Ilillinery Ooods, Groceries, Liquors, Cigars. Country Merchants, - Don't forget the; t t. . : I" G RAND AUCTION T 1 f GEO Z. FEENCH & Co'b., Fajettevlue Street. Thursday and Friday, December 28th and 29th. dec 14 istjanl QELLING OFF AT COST I WM. H. SMITH & CO., (Old Stand of Hehry Porter, FayettevUle Street.) ng about to close out our business at this place, we offer for sale our entire stock at NEW YORK COST. Consisting of DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, if LADLES' A GENT'S HATS, GROCERIES, J , HARDWARE, LOOKING GLASSES Ac A rare chance to purchasers is thus offered. Calljand see for yourself dec 14 tf Dry Goods and Clothing at Cost ! BED in EING ABOUT TO CLOSE OUR BUSINESS Raleigh, we rttifof. nni- Mow T.niKi.A an1 well assorted Stock of DRY GOOD'S, CLOTH ING, and FANCY ARTICLES, at New York Uost. . The following ar are some of the articles, with prices: Calicoes, eh to HU cents per yard, Delaines, 87 ' " i 44 Poplins, 85 to 60 44 j" Ginghams, 35 to 40 44 ! 44 Ladies' Shoes, $1.00 to $3.00 Gent's doi 1. 50 to $4.00, Clothing, $20 to $35 per Suit, Ladies' Hats, $1.00 to $5.00,1 t oiiiooi ninoti -r7 no 4x oo no And other articles in nronortion. This is a DONA FIDE sale : one partner havme established a Wholesale House in New York City, and the other being about to retire jrom the business. KT" The attention of Country Merchants is so licited to our large and well selected stock, and they will find it to their interest to call on us. ULUSTK1JN B W1USUJN,. No. 5 FayettevUle Street, i nov 30 tf J. C. Palmer's Old Stand.; -ittanteDI TT " PURCHASERS FOR $50,000 Worth! of Goods! AT & S RONG'S, (58 FayettevUle St., and S Market Square. DELAINES, POPLINS, CASSIMERES, PRINTS, PERFUMERY, SHOES, BLACK SILK" UMBRELLAS, SHAKERS, FRENCH MERINOS,! POCKET KNIVES, GROCERIES, LILLY WJUTE, J-- J" - r - -." HATS, fcc. &c. -We are prepared to sell in large or small quan Uties. , . . j I Parties buying Goods by the piece will SAVE ' ; MONEY By looking through onr Stock. Orders, .from the. Country Solicited. We give orders onr personal attention, and will send prices of any article by mail, on application.' sep 26 tf ; 91 AXON A STRONG, s ELLING OFF OUR LARGE STOCKTOP DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, . - v hats, . ' ' , ' GROCERIES, 1 ' " LIQUORS, &c. As cheap as those advertising to sell ,. A.T. COST. ' ' . NO GAMMON OR NONSENSE. We wiU not be - . , - XJnclesold., " The Proof f the - Piddlng fcc' J KELLOGG, WHEELER & Co. : I TVfEW GOODS WHTTAKER'S. E. A. WH1TAE1ER has just received another lot of New Goods, embracing all sorts of useful OPamily Supplies, Together with an assortment of ; - j I Genuine Old Liquors, ; ? CHAMPAGNE, "- , ' ' f, ' ; - CONGRESS BOURBON WHISKY, OLD PORT WINE, t 1 ' maderia; sherry, j CLARET, &0., OLD HENNESAY LONDON DOCK BRANDY, VINTAGE OF 1840, &o. j CHOICE LOT HAVANA CIGARS. - &c, &c.f , &c. For anything in the. way of first-rate Groceries, Provisions, Liquorsf&c, Gallon E. A. WHITAKER, At his old stand on Hargett Street. English Letter and Demi Paper. 100 reams white wove Letter Ruled. 100 do i white laid Demi Unruled. For sale by the Ream or Case. jueaiera would do well to call and examine. Buyers by the quantity can secure a great bar gain at sepl4r tf , . VJS. A. WMlTAKJEli S. GEORGE SANGSTER, rMPOBTEa OF "Winies and Liquors, No. 25 Market Square, H0RF0LK, Va, I have constantly on hand, and offer for sale : WHISKEYS, GIN, RUM. PORT, SHERRY AND MADEIRA WIJMES, - , ALE, LAGER, &c., Russ SL Domingo Bitters. Bourbon Cocktail, Gin i .' do Brandy do Arrack Punch. St. Domingo Punch. do Wine. Ginger Cordial. Lemon 8yrup, &c. These Goods can be furnished by the case or in bulk, at New York prices, with the additional cost of freights. country Trade is invited. GEO. SANGSTER, oct 12 151 ly 10 Norfolk, Va. 1 : : J-OTICE. In store and for sale, at lowest market rates : 50 bbls .xtra C sugar, 100 coils Rope, 50 do C Yellow do 25 bales Baggings 25 do Crushed, 20 hh'ds Cuba Sugar, 10 tierces do do ou ddis Moiasses, 50 coils Rope, 50dozen Buckets, 10 bbls Extra fine Lard . Oil. 75 bags Rio Coffee, 50 do Laguira Coffee, 1,000 sacks Marshall & Wertheht L. P. Salt, with all other articles usually kept in a Wholesale Grocery Store. ft. A. XUUJNU & Bt&V., oct 6 Sm7 No. 4 Iran Front, Petersburg, Va. YARNS AND sheetings. 5 bales, 400 bunches Cotton Yarns, No. 5 44 4 0 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 5 44 4 0 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 5 44 4 0 0 4 4 4 4 44 ' 44 8 9 10 12 5 4 4 4 0 0 4 4 4 4 44 as'rted Nos. 2 44 2,000 yds 4-4 Sheetings. 2 44 2,000 44 44 10 pieces 4-4 Bleached Cottons. In store and for sale by dec 22 tf B. P. WILLIAMSON & CO. JORDAN WOMBLE, Grocer and Commission Merchant, for all kinds of Produce and other Goods. : - Special attention given to the sale of Flour, Bacon and Lard. ' Consi&mments solicited, at OldJstand 4th door. North side Hargett street, Raleigh, N. C.: aug ii ti 8 W. n. H0LLEMAJT, FAMILY GROCER. TTTTLL CONTINUE TO CARRY ON BUSI V V NESS at his old Stand, corner of Wilming ton and Hargett Streets, and invites his old cus tomers and the public generally to call on him, and he will give them good bargains. .- . novai lmpdio j GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. fF YOU WANT A GOOD CIGAR CALL AND L see Lee's Larg-e Stock, just imported from Havana, Cuba, ! ..- Also Tobaccos or all kinds. Butter. Cheese. Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Flour, potatoes, and a general assortment of Groceries,- at wholesale and retail. Imported and native Wihes and Liquors, -sold to Officers and responsible! Citizens by the bottle, at McKimmon's old stand, FayettevUle Street, one door from the corner if Morgan. ' Raleigh, Sept. 2, 1865. 117 tf. r HHDS. BRIGHT BACON SIDES. 3 4 44 10 half bbls. Lard. 1 10 kegs " i ' 20 pails " Shoulders. ,' 10 tubs Mountain Butter. In store and for 6ale bv S dec 13 tf . B. P. WILLIAMSON & CO. QOOD FOR CHRISTMAS y, ; 25 bbls pure Apple BrandyJ 5 44 superior OldfRve Whiskev: 25 cases Old Honpnaahela Whiskey, warran- tea tne very best in tne state. , - 25 cases Old Bourbon Whiskey, f I . 20 " Old French Brandy. S Old Gin. " 10 " Oid Scotch Wfiiskey. ; 50 baskets Champagne, pints and quarts. Just received At dec 13 tf B. P. TILLIAMSQN & CO'g. . SAI.T f SALT! ! SALT 1 1 1 i DAILY EXPECTED : 250 sacks 44 Marshall's " and Worthington fine Salt. i.1 - . S9 sacks Ground Aluni Salt. - ' decl2 tf -J . B,' P. WILLIAMSON & CO. ' ' pAMILY FLOUR. . 35 bbls Baltimore 'Tamfly Flour, Very besL ss - n. c, ",: , 44 '- -.! x ; -. Just seceived at ' "' ' ' f-- dectS tf B. P. WILLIAMSON A CO'S. CE5CY.. PF, UiOLPHO .CWLFE. 'f ' T tie atizems t Balelgh, N. C. Tor the convenience of my customers rd your city- and also, of your State, I have .established a PJlTUT in Wilmington, ana appointed. Mr. ELokacb M. Babbv my sole Agent, who will keep. hand a large stock of au ray bottled Wines 8S& Liquors, and which will be sold to the trade' at New York prices, adding freight and ih- -nrance. - i - ir-- I take pleasure In recommending ray Agent to iy friends and customers, with the full assurance inat they will receive from hira the same favor as Sf they purchased direct from me. - ' ' UDOLPHE WOLFE, - oct 17--3nru,a3ver Street, New York. TTNIVERSITY OF NORTH-CARO- tJ LINA. . - This Institution was opened for the receptiott of students on the 12th of February, 1795, and its exercise's have never been suspended during the intervening seventy years, j t f ' v T " Its Faculty consists of a President and ten Pro fessorsand their instructions embrace Language, PhilosophyMathefhatics, the Physical Sciences and Law; The' expenses, exclusive of :tert books, fbr a term of twenty weeks, are at -present from $150 to $200. The next Term will begin January 13th, 1866.: - r .-. ' - ; For further particulars, apply to the Hon; Da vid L. Swain, IL L, D.. President.' Chapel HilL N. C. ' dec28-tf THE CHILDREN OF WRS. ELCEY ANN INGRAM, whose maiden name was GOUGH, may hear of something to their advan tage by applying to F; C. LORING, Counsellor at Law, 39 Court Street, Boston, Mass. dec as lm : ? ; " ' ' - LOnSBCBG j FEMALE COLLEGE. Eev. T. SL Jones, President and Proprietor. y THE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION will begin on the -2d Wednesday in January, 1806. j..,,- .'.-'m '-! .;.'....: Louisburg is a village seldom surpassed for health, intelligence, renqtelnent and morality. - It is in Franklin County, nine miles from Fraqklin ton, on the Raleigh arid Gaston Railroad. Be tween these points there is a daily stage line, con necting witn trains going worth ana south. , The College building, located in a beautiful grove,- on an elevated site, is large, commodious and well ventilated. It will be thoroughly renovated, and fitted up with neat furniture and fireplaces in the dormitories. It is our purpose to establish for young ladies a school Of the highest grade,- affording superior facilities for the acquisition of a thorough and acr complLshed education. With the advantages of a good library, a well-selected Chemical and Philo sophical apparatus, a competent- Faculty, .and large experience in connection with the Greens boro' Female College, we hope, by a faithful dis charge of duty, to meet a liberal share of patro nage. Boarding pupils will live as, members of the President's family. y Terms reasonable, and will be made known in due time. Those desiring to send their daughters will please4 aaaress me, ior ine present, at tjreensooro, jm. j. and circulars will be sent. , nov 2169 eod 2n 10 T. M. JONES. - . : - ----- ' 1." TT7" ABBENTON- FEMALE COL-i V . LEG I ATE INSTITUTE, WARREN TON, N. C. T ; ; - The next session of this Institution will com mence Thursday, January 14th, 1866, with a foil corps of highly educated and experienced In structors. ' - The subscriber is gratified at being able to inform the public that Maj. R. W. Jones, a dis tinguished graduate of the Lnivereity of Virginia, with the degree of 44 Master of Arts, a most thorough and accomplished scholar in every de partment of learning, has accepted the position of rrincipal and froiessor ol Ancient .Languages, German and Natural Sciences. . We think we hazard nothing in asserting that no Female Semi nary in the land offers superior advantages. -The course of instruction is extensive; the buildings large, means of accommodation, apparatus, &c, ample. Terms moderate Particular attention paid to the health, manners and morals of papils. V arrenton .is noted lor tne sainDrity oi its climate. and during sickly seasons is the favorite resort of persons irom tne Jiastern part ot the state. Every effort used to secure the comfort and promote the progress ot pupils to make the in stitute worthy ot continued patronage and public conndence. n.or lurtner mtormation address Mat. R. W. Jones, or Mas. MJ J. WILCOX, nov. 23 2m7 Warrenton, N. C. W:esleyan female college, i , MURFREESBORO', N C. The Exercises of this Institution were resumed on the first Wednesday of October last, under the following faculty: i. , President and Prof. Mor. PhiL Rev. Jno. Williams, A. M., Prof. LaL Lang, and L.U. Wm. M. Jones, A M., Prof Nat. ScL and Math. , Prof. Mod. Lang, and Music - Miss Sallie M. Cross, Asst. in higher Lang, and Math. Miss Mollie Southall, Music. , Steward. The building has been renovated and necessary supplies obtained . for. the accommodation of a large- numuer oi pupils, unarges as Deiore tne war. ' ?i Teems, per session of twenty weeks, payable in currency, one-half in advance, the remainder at the end ot tne session : English Branches :...:' $18.00 Ancient and Mod. Languages each 7.00 Music Piano and Guitar each. 20.00 Use of Piano i 3.00 Use of Guitar.. ....l.l : 2.00 Drawing, Embr'dry, Wax work, &c, each.. 10.00 Oil Painting: 20.00 v Painting in pastel and water colors 12.00 School-room j expenses... .t 2.00 : Lectures and use of apparatus.... 2.50 , Board, including everything ; 62.00 The blanks will be filled at an early date. For additional Information, address : liEV. JJNO. WILLIAMS, ' President pro tern) W. F. College, ; . t MurlreesDoro , JN. U. : : ? 1 W. N. H. SMITH, T IX T . J C T a Applications for this chair will be received. dec 4r-l6tjanl 10 ' : AYETTEVILLE N. C. MILITARY ACADEMY. The cxereises of this' Institution have been re sumed withqut the military feature, and an addi tional number of pnpils will be received for the , balance of the - session, which will terminate twentv-six weekfc from the 1st of January 1866. n.. i . t ! .t x s i st, ine QlSCipune anu course ui uiatrwuuu win ue the same as in similar schools, with the exception of a thorough course in the Ancient Languages, embracing Latin and Greek composition. In sur- veyinif and Engineering the instroctionwill be-H both theoretical and practical. . Arrangements will be made at an jearly day to secure a complete ' set of Chemical ahd Philosophical : apparatus. No pains or expense will be spared to make tms one oi tne Dest acnpois in tne country, ine onu dings are located oh .Haymount which overlooks the town of Fayettjeville, and which is remarkable ; for the healthiness iof the locatiou, the "beauty of the scenery and the intelligence,, refinement and . high moral character of the people. There is al most daily connection between Wilmington and Fnvettevillc bv Stdamboat. and this is sussrested as the best route to the latter place from almost. anv Quarter. Students will be receigsa at any time. and will be charged irom.tne asi oi entrance, thoueh it will be best to enter about the 1st of - - . . . - A T Januarv 1866. " t ' ' Terms for twenty-six weeks from 1st of Jann-1 ary 1866, payable m advance : . - tuition, ! uu w- Board and Lodging, 150 00 : Washinsr. fuel and lights, - ' 20 00 ' Application for admission muBt be addressed to dec iy tjani mu. yvm, a. ca.Jk.B, isupi.T XTTAKE FOREST! COLLEGE. ' The exercises of this Cjollegawill be resumed on Friday, the 12th M Jnnary, 1866. :" Students of all grades &.cademifcl as well as Collegiate wllbe admitted. For circulars containing par ticulars, address, - . ; , . - r Kev.rw.-KUiiiLL, oec. oi r acuity, -. i nov 2Sr-6wt i Forestville, N.. C- A PRIVATE, SCHOOL. Miss Mansrum will open the seventh session of her School for Young -Ladies, at the residence ot her ; Mother, Mrs. Wilie P. Mangum, on the 8th of January; 1866. Only a timited number of pnr pils can beTreccived. . They wUl find a home in her Mother's family F.ot particulars apply to - . -Miss M. P.. MAN GUM, v noV 18 6w Flat River, Orange Com N. C, . rpHE BINGHAM SCHOOL. - X:.,--, i MEBANESVILLB, N. C. The next session begins March 7th, 1866, and continues forty weeks.- For terms address : :. : - ---:- - WM. BINGHAM, nov 17-tjanl 8.4. ' sMebanesviUe, N, ,C HILLSBOROUGH 'N.' C MILITARY ACADEMY. -.- The sixteenth Session (five months) of this Acad emy will begin on Monday, the 1st day of Jan- nary, 1806. Circulars fjornished on application to- - i T iJtB.-WHITE, dec 14d5w t -ji puperintendenC Hardware, Cutleiy FAYETTEVILLE STREET, ' - t J . RALEIGH. N. C We invite special attention; of purchasers to our large and interesting stock - r " . i MISCELLANEOUS. MABDWABEt . . WOODEN WARE, " '--'j ; V ,WILLOW WARE; j - v, - - CROCKERY WARE, v- S- ' . ' -GLASS WARE- ' POT AND HOLLOW WARE, . . STON1& WAKJfi, I . . .. TIN WARE, - " -t. i " IRON AND STEEL,' BUGGY MATERL BRIDLES, "' - v f - . . - - COLLARS, Ac.', ' y r - LAMP LANTERN8, v 1 OILS, PAlNtS, - r VARNISHES AND. BRUSHES. . Also . . 1 - . . .. j.r . -. , . ; ; "-- w'" ' . - , J. . I'- V.'. In fact, for anything in the r HOUSE KEEPING LINE ; " Call at 44 FayettevUle Street!'. l'" ''"If1,"-" v. ', ; - D. T. CARRAWAY, oct 6-146tf8 - '.With Heart & Lewis. ; T. i. MITCHELL. , ' GEO. ALLBH. MITCIHELL & ALLEN,; j WHOLESALE DEALERS IN - ; U II J B D "W. A. B E, ; 22 Pollock St., Newbern, IC. C. ' JJAVE IN STORE, AND 5FFER FOR SALE : J 200 doz. assorted Locks. ; .- - f: ' 1,000 -pairs Hinges., j .T - - ' v''--f : .. 500 gross Screws.. . - .'--l; 800 doz. Knives and Forks. . . ; ? I 150 doz. Pocket Cutlery. i ' ' . 100 doz. Taper, Crossrcut,' Mill Saw, and .. ' - Bastard Files.s . I ; , , A full 'stock of Carpenter, Coopers'; Machi- -nist's, Blacksmith's, Turpentine, and Saddlers Tools, to which we invite particular attention, v s' 50 kegB Horse Shoes, f- ' ' ' '. ' -100 kegs Cut and Wrofight HailsJ c i iuu sets uuggy ana w agon nims . -100 tx--. .. iC'Lt4, jSpokes. iuu - nubs ana Axies. 100 Ladies1 . and Gent s Saddles, ' Bridles. Harness, Whips. Collars. &c &c uu bags sirot. . -' 50 kegs Powder. HAND, ' ;. cross cur, AND CIRCULAR SAWS. LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING1, BAR AND SHEET IRON, v I LEAD, TIN, AND I HOLLOW WAr , We keep and are constantly receiving, : plows: shovels, " j: - -; : ' ' -- . ::M - axes: straw Gutters. - ' ' . ' CORN 8HELLERS, &C Sole Agents for the celebrated Queen of the South f . COOK STOVE J, V - Also; Agents for FALRBANK'S Platform land Counter Scales, ; And EVAN.S & WATBON 1 - r':':-:--'- FLEE ANP BTJEGLAS PEOOF SATES. Which we sell at MannfaTctlrer's prices; v - ' -' At IS tf . .X..,u . -:" lLATED WARE. ' We have a beautiful variety of .. " ' t, !k Plated Tea Setts, 6 .pieces each, ,- . - Tea and Table 8poons. i..".; Salt and Mustard Spoons. Forks and Cups. , J '1 Also Plated Castors of the ilnest patterns, Nap. kin Rings, &c., &c. - ' - " v These Goods are MADE TO ORDER expressly for OUR TRADE, are of the best quality of plate on genuine Albatta, WARRANTED full weight , of SILVER, and equal in' appearance to solid oil verWare: For sale low at 44 FayettevUle Street, " .. - - D. iT. CARRAWAY, . T OOKING GLASSES . : A A 1, 44t,Fayetteville Street. J : , , . .44 Fayettevilte Street. ' THE CHILDREN NpT'FORGOTTENi DOLLS from 25 cts. to, at a . 'fzf-uA , . 44j FayettevUle Street. - GENUINE DURHAM SMOKING TO BACCQ, atAf5W;44i FayettevUle Street. " WINDOW GLASS,) PUTTY c, . - -: ' ; At 44 FttyettevUle Street. BUGGY:HARNESSi-'i'-te--s .5.-.--v., --.-At 4 FayettevUle 8treet 1 - Persons visiting Raleigh? as well as citizens, are invited to tall at 44 FayettevUle Street and see the variety of USEFUL Articles. -- - . - - v"-. . D.tT. CARBAWAY, - oct -143 tfio: WithHtABT & Lbwis. , QHORB, ; RANNEY! & COi Importers and Dealers Crockery, Glass .and - cwna, assorted Crates, the Southern Trade, No nor 2d 8mS - ; ;- .. - '-- articnlarly adapted for v esey Btj n ew I ora. - OSIN , BOILE.RS We keen constantlv on and .Iron - Cauldrons. 75, 120. and 200 gallons. MITCHELL A ALLEN. m -T' a Hardware Merchants, : noTi4 tf8 -- - y -Newbern, N.C. 1 ; STOVES I STOVES IIMfsVTir Lougee & Brother have just received alargelol : of Cooking and Office 8toYe, at the old stand on -: -FayettevUle Street. ' ' ' PLANISHED WARE. A fine assortment of French Coffee and Tea Pot.. . - .'-P, ' - -' JAPAN, WARE. ' - Trnnks, Cake and Sugar. Boxes. Tea and Coffee Canisters, Dust Pans, Spittoons, Pepper Boxes and Fancy Tin Cups,' Hardware and House Furnishlne 5J Goods. ! ; -' . . ; T ' Waffle Irons,' Frying Fans, Sauce Pans, Lined xxvu jl Ato, vuc wi n ip, ouuucn, ixw, Q&v., CvC :::-::'r - " :, TIN WARE.: ji'S-.Z . Jt' A complete assortment, and home made.- JoV "blng and Repairing, House Roofing &c, executed at the shortest notice. j . -, . .. -j.-. "We are prepared to make and repair Store Pipe" put up Stoves, fec.' v j .'. y . h - Persons desiring anything in onr line would da v - gEROSEKE WARE Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Harp Hanger; -Side Backs, Side Lamps; with and without Kck . flectors; "Fancy Hall Lairips, Lanterns, Bases: Pegs and Founts, Patent Glass Cones, Burners, : Glasses, Chimnies and Wick, Druggists' Flint n4 GreenT Glass, Crockery Dealers' and Confcctio?v ers'- Glassware.f Goods f-all kinds-W4.e' W order.. Kerosene' OIL i . . - . 'v - JAMES" f. WRTSTT ' 1 ia weenwtcn scmnoors helfjir Xn'. noy 2 Sm.7 , I 1 : . ! deelS tf A (Old Stand of S. H. Young.) . ' -i - t ' " -. '. . ? . - - . . ., fA. ....... .-' V .4? jT 1 " ' ri." ? - 1 -I . tuv 4