torn
r-- HEW FLOW ERA. -
jvmnv jg&w Ta. JrThif
elwtUu haaopeeed iUptaJa,andissaaM thaa
w eve dreamed ef ill beauty, though not M
Urge a tb LaVareV, or quite as doc,bl. hU
of the aseat inaitite yeltow. TWctoth f gold
4mm hi rnsupar villi it. It ia a free gntwvr,
baring: already mad wood foer reel long tbi
mmm, W hav else four nvw buds bow a
Motmb, presented by Y. IT. Cdy, Evq., from
California, mm of which I M siagularly beauti
fat, that w Ulead to sketch it and present it to
oor reader engraved. It i a hind of bulbnue
Tucheeia, bavin, an met Meal, aniM Ifteen
inches high with a pud at th cad, from which
spring ' four or 8t each car drnpa 'ea Vseue
would have been proud to have jewelled herself
with. ThM drop hatig pendant, attached to a
long tender stem which give then la airy,
graceful appearance: the main body of the flow,
era ia bright ecarlet, tipped with green; the inside
petals bright yellow. Verily, our friend (?!
baa dime more for the jewelry of California than
a whole regiment of Gold hunter. So says the
Soil of the South.
The V. S. mail steamer Artie Bailed from New
York for Liverpool on the 20th silt with twe
hundred and ten psaaengera and tUl.87S in gold I randiiljle for (.nvernnr of the Bute of Ala
IngoU. Among the paaaangera are Ei.PresMent j bB, - Maj. June t reaidnd aevrral yeara
Martin Van Boren. and Senator Foote, of Ver. "! KUh ,m where h'.h" h"el al pop.
mont, and alaej Musara. Jame flodge. Geo. B
Cuale, and E. Pegram, of Baltimore. A large
amber of the paaeengera are Americana, In.
tending to epend the mrnrnar in Europe,
f auroBNi haa a natural right to be mar
ntScent, and It ia not aorprinlng that the largest
premium ever offered fur a eingle literary pro.
duetion ahould be announced by one of her.citi.
aen. The sudject to be diaooaaed ia the Pacile
Railroad ; th premium ten thousand dollars
the donor Mr. II. 5ii;itch, of Franciaeo j and
the detail and condition of th work mar be
found in a circular which w copy in another
column.
THE FRUIT CROP.
We have never ee a brighter prospect for
fruit than the present season. Apple, pen,
plum, peache. figs, grape, strawberries, and
all the wild fruits are even now, bending under
the weight of immense number.
TAKE CARE OF THE ORCHARD.
Th orchard, to be productive af good, fair
fruit, require to be fed a much a doe a teld
of grain- The soil of each require that the snb
tanee abstracted by the erop shall be restor
ed. The soil huuld be kett clean and t.pen to
the meliorating influence of the aun, the dews,
the rain and the air. The . bark of the tires
should be kept in a healthy condition bv sera,
ping, when necessary and by alkaline washing.
From the Asbevill Ntvs.
PUBLIC MEETING IN JACKSON.
A large meeting of the Democracy iT Jack,
eoo county waa held on the 22d alt. On mo.
tion of Wm. Tatham, Eaq , Capt W. II. Craw
ford waa called to the Chitir, and A. V. Cole,
man, Esq., appointed Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions were
introduced by Feter King, Esq.:
Whereas th prosperity of a country depends
in a great d-gre on It Internal Improvements
and eepeuiall when ut off a thin is from all
n itural facilities for travel and transportation:
And whereas one of the important obiecta of
government and k-KtaUtion ia to orovidu f, he '
country th msana of travel and Commerce do '
nied it by nature, and not within the reach of !
individual enterprise, and aa party organisation
ia only desirable aa it promote these Important I
en da, j
Therefore be it resolved by the Democratic
party in the entity of Jackaoa. that they ap.
prove of an ekV-irnt avstnm of Internal I,.
proveoiente, which shall extend its benefits as
near r aa poaaiuia equally in every part or thia
Htato: and enpeeially are we in favor of the ex.
tension i.f the N. C. liailroud fhun Saliaburry
to the Little Tennessee River in the county of
Macon, so aa tn form a aonnexion with the Ra
bun 0p R.iilroa.l. and East to Beaufort, that
our people may no longer be so far separated as
at present, hut may become, a ther should be,
one community in interest and feeling.
2. Kemlrtd frntthtr, That aa a means tn this
desirable improvement it ia neensary and prop,
er that the 8ule sh iul.l subscribe two.thirds uf
the Capitol stock which may be required to ex.
tend said read East and W est. -
S. Ilelced fmHKtr. That the Democrat! n. I
T in I
the lead
th other Stole are properly taking
lut 1. "P'-me..t. a. well a.
r thing that tend to benefit the country
rrj suing mat mno to oenrnt tli counlry
and strengthen th Union, and that th partv
in th good Old North State will not be behind
their bra them U the sister States that it should
be one of fhe leading doctrine nf the Demo.
"ti p,y u, foster the Internal Improvement. '
of oar State.' , I
4. Betolooi further. That no one who does
aiot heartily support and advocate a liberal sys.
tern of Internal Improvement, and, as an uu.
IMrtant part thereof, the extension of th Cen.
tral Railroad. Eaat and Weal, i worthv ef th
empport of Ui Ueuioc ratio party ia th Stat for
. any office. q
5. Iteeolmd further. That we desire to b
connected with, and to form a part ef th State
of North Carolina, in reality, as well aa in nam.
ana mat we cannot support an aspirant to any
oSoe, who would deny to as thia right, by re.
(using hi aid to .aid extension, or any other
improvement calculated to overcome enr local
inconvenience and improve the Stat.
6. Homhed further. That the tnd. still not
icy advocated ia some aectinn of this State,
is no part of the DemoAMtie -,!. m k.
trary their coarse U onward, and to 'je for most
in .wnaterer tends to improve the State, enligbl.
mu to paopie, ana perpetual on ire and re
publican institutions.
1. llemlmi further. That th Democracy of
owai-jn county win a represented in the next
- Deniocratie Stat Conveatioa, and then and
ther inai a ineorporatiag iato th platform
Tb meeting wa adJressad by Col. R. 0. A
Imto at teat length, after which th resolutions
wer adopted unanimously.
GREENSBOUO FEMALE COLIaKCE
Tlw Itdlowing nnouncemnu are mad by
Preeident Deem, of thia Institution:
The Annual Examination nf the cUmcs
in Crrene borough Female College wiO
commence at 0 o'clock A ol., Taead.y, May
The Mal Sermon bor the Graduating
CUa will be delirre4 by the Iter. Kobnn O.
uurtira, a I aesdae . eveuiug. Alay 7, lt -
'chirk. . , , , T
The Literary Soeietie will hold their Pub
lu CelebratMa la the Church an Wednesday
afternoon, the 18th. '"
'111 Concert will be (ivaa on Wednesday
evening at I o'clock.
Tfc Bomrd of Tmtteet , will aaaenthle at
hw aeaal place of aMetioe at t wVuick, A.
1 mt Thurwlay the IVth.
Tba Commtntemtnt Extrctiit will be
opened in the MeuWiet Rpiaeapal Clmr.'h at
10 .'elock, A M-. Tbartiv, irtay th.-.
GretMtbarwgk 'ai'. - '
, A TBCB WOMAN.
Vhe editor Ike Casevill (Oa.) Ssaadard,
wriUag f.-j Camming. Forsyth county, te hie
paper, relate the folUwing iocidsat:
"And, while we are on the aabjeet ef teboole,
we will relate a novelty ia the affaire of Wee,
which am at here sot long eiao. 'Mr. ft
the eekmulmastor, (by the by a'very hsndsncs
geattomaa.) came to tbi place froaj Maine, and
" a enow ecnaoi; in in ree or fc-nr
nionthe afterward Strang ' young lady arriv.
ed in the stag, all aliwe, and in a few hoar af
ter her arrival, vu led tu the altar by the hand,
eome young sehooWter. It appear that Mr.
P, and hi lady were engaged before he left
home, and that b agreed for hint te eome
Sooth, procure a situation, ef whieh ehe wae to
be apprieed, ai.d when informed of bis-wuceess,
be wa to leave Cither, mother, home friends
and eome to the man of her choice and affee.
tion."
If that n u d.. not make ber an .Fectiou!.
and devoted husband, he will deserve a moet .
vera punishment.
It will he gratifying to many of our readers
to lrrn thai May. Allen C. Jonra, formerlir
of litis vioiniiv, ja-fanirahlv suokrn of a
uiaruv, anu na aerveu in nit i.rgieiature aa a
reprvaenUlivr frnni tlie rounty of Greene.
Though we hold a political rived di florin; in
many rrsprcl front Uiat of Mr. J once, we
are ready to concede u him the merit iif hav.
i i . .
ing, dt me courieay or nia mwinera,
nerved hi integrity aa ' a Democrat w
pre-
i III out
toeing either the furor or affection of hi op
ponents;" and we shall be pleased tn aee him
promoted by hi party In posts of honor in the
late o hi adoption. HUlt lire.
ITENS uf Nuns,
PBiULrHirSTay"if
Dtaih of Judge Gibtou Judge Gibson of
Pennsylvania, died in this city to.day.
Ntw Yosk, May 2d.
StrikmoHgtk4 PrUteri. About half the
printers in the book and job unices this morning
truck for higher wage.
Botov, Alay. 2d.
All the printer employed upon the morning
paper struck this morning for higher wage.
With on or two exception the papers acceded
to the demand of the journeymen printers and
toe latter nave gone to work.
Bostom, May, 2.
MauachKlU Licaut La. After three days'
discussion in the House of Representatives on
the liquor question, a bill was introduced this
afternoon Inr the suppression of tipling houses,
and reviving the old license system, where pub
lic opinion in the cities or counties (hall sane,
tion th sale of Liquor.
BoTO!f, May 2nd.
t'ire.Th insane Hospital, bara ahed.
Ac., attached : alao. the Rev. Mr. Parry's house.
aud school house contiguous at Pepper!, Ma.,
were totally consumed by lire yesterdav. Thr
loss is estimated at $15,000, upan which there
is a partial insurance.
PaoviDtsc. My 1.
Rtpty to Gat. Lane's Proclamation. Cosnmis.
sioaer Bartlett addreaae a communication to
the Journal of this city, in reply to th procla.
lion or Sot. Lane, uf New Melico. II eon
lend that th valley of Meeilla bit always
been in the undisputed possession of Mexico.
The eauie paper give information reunited
from high authority, that th King uf tbi Sand.
'"" uas maue anoiuer strong appeal to
th L'nited State to Interfere agaiost th de.
sign of France, which clearly threaten the sub.
-: .l t..ij i .
'jugation of bis dominions.
Pnii.auxi.rau, May 2.
Hrror ike Execution of Spring. -Th
warrant for execution of Athur Spring, on th
10th of June, wa read to him thia afternoon
by Sheriff Allen. He manifested not the slight
est concern, professing hi readme tu die im
mediately, but asseverated Lis innocence and
th guilt uf hi sons.
BoaroK, May 2.
MetKi'itt motion againot
Slavery drt. The
Mlbodwt conference at Ipswich to.day adopted
r resolution, strongly against rfavery
, ... . . . 8 ' " ' "'""rJ,
ma against aJmitting any more slaveholders
into the eburch. Also for amending the disc',
pline so as to prohibit the reception of slave.
eoPl ohnrch. The
holders Into communion of th Methodist Kpis.
conference also adopt! the
Maine liquor law, and resolved to nd lvdl.
egales to the World's Temperance Convection.
Co a a luton. May I.
Railroad Accident. The passenger train from
Augusta ran off th track yesterday, by which
Geo. Itattv. the engineer, wa seriously injured.
TJlie frieght train on the aara road tan off to,
day, and If. F. Stocker wa seriously bruissd.
Ntw Yosx, May 4.
Lot and Important from Cuba. The steamer
Empire Cjty arrived here thie morning, from
Havana, from which place ah bring date to
the 20tb ult.
The island ia perfectly- quiet, and without
news of mom ant. Business (toady." Weather
warm. Good health prevailed. The Empire
City bring 130 paanenger. 1
She report that tLs barqo Lady Suffolk bad
succeeded to day previously ia landing COO
slave near Matanta.
A totter from Havana ataie that the Diarie
ia very better on th appointment of Mr. Soul
as Minister to Spaiu, aad iatitaatee that b
will not b raerrd by th Court ef Madrid. '
The Emperor of Hayti ha cent a earga ef
eontnbu lions to tn World' Fair, in New York.
Among thm a piece of mahogany that weigh
three ton.
Batrifhx uf fauna Lifts Withia th last
wsok. beside several minor disaster of th
claw, w have recorded tb loss ef 12S
lire by the wreak and burning of tb atoaaser
laaVpendsnce, a the Pacific eaast ; llbyth
eollisioa oa th Central and Soul here (Mich.)
Railroad; aad 25 by the burning of th Ocean
Ware oa Lake Ontario. T tbi must be added
eeorea af persons main! er disfigured for
Ufa. Xmi saw 50 deaths oa the railroad at Nor
wJk. ' . - .. .- .
It i aald not th Oiirernment of tb Bead.
wich Island ksa appealed to ear Ooeeranseat
for protection against another attempted diet.
Soa aa the part of France. .
Tac Caere er tbs Rarcsuc- Aeeording to
aa eleial statement, it appear that w raise
annually 91U.000.000 ia wheat; 1391,200,000
ia India eorn; $190,27,000 in Bar- 70,4O,
OOOiaoata, $73,125,000 in IrUh potato, aad
$129,000,000 in oottoa the whole crop being
tl4iM.480.000 . V '-""""S"
X Florida paper ataie 'that Beeecdiag to a
careful ea timet recently made, there) are only
286 Indiana iu Florida, and only 80 of the
men and bnye able to bear arm. .'
Paorioixc. R. t.t May 4.
Election of U. S, Senator ia K. Hand Phil,
ip Allen, democrat, wa elected U. S. Senat
to.day without opposition.
fVawA of a aw from - (ilandtre. On Taedy
week last, Coroner Peter ;A. Sloutenburgh, of
Queen county. New fori, died at Jericho from
a die kaowi. as tka lrwl II ai,lil tl
diMM. whta ,an.initrin medicine to a bore.
affected with it. Uis hand waa scratched by a
tooth, aud the disease communicated to his sys.
FOREIGN MISSION'S.
It i stated that th Cabinet continue it fre
quent and prolonged sessions on foreign and
other appointments. The announcement of sp.
pointnianu tu France and Chili was, it seems,
pre ma Ui rev Messrs. D'n and Meade have not
been appuiated; th rcjuiciags of th South Sid
faatoarat commenced too soon. Don't halloo
until yon art out of th woods."
Art of CouHterfeiUr: Th Norfolk lUrild
states that twu men from Wilmington, S. C,
named Joseph 'Thompson and. Joseph (alias
David) Smith, wer arrested in Norfolk for pass.
ug counterfeit notes en the Bank of the Stale o
North Carolina. I'pwards of $10,900 in uch
note were found
note are said to
teas.
their possession. The
be well executed, chielv
Curiout effxtt of a Storm. The congregation,
al church at Terre Haute was recently badly
damaged by a violent storm- Tb aexton wss
ringing the bell at the time, for aaseinbliuj- the
congregation, when the cupola was bl iwn over
east wardly, and falling on th roof bruk its
way through to the pews below, making a aad
wreck of nearly the whole buildiug. The base
of tb cupola, with the bell, part of the roof.
bricks, plastering lathes, timber, tic, were ly.
iog in the centre of the church on Sunday morn,
ing, while building.
Expente of the MiU. The Pot OBo mail
carriage alone for the next year, will cost the
Uovernment seven millions sod fifty thousand
do'lar. besides tb extras five hundred and
fifty thousand dollars and on half million
for "miscellaneous." Congress has granted the
new Postmaster General one hundred thousand
dollars for apprehended detcienciea aader the
new postage law.
Senator Peaces, of Maryland, ltis statsJ, haaac
espted Uis invitation to deliver the address at Iks
Ohio Stat Fair al Dayloa, in ISeptoiabsr nut.
There are fourteen Protestant Schools ia Con
stantinople, and twenty.six Protestautseraoa srs
preached ia er usar that siljr every Suaday.
Melifiod m frmot. The clergy at th Roman
Catholic church i Fraac is thus composed, ia
tb 80 sees which form ins sircumscriptioa of It;
li archbishops. 05 bishops, I7i viear general,
6til csaoas, S.3S8 curss, 29,i:7 Omuerttaas at sue
sursala, 0 ehaplaias for the three eeasetries of Par-
I ia, and 7,190 vicars ia lbs small eommuaa . Tb
crsoaaef of th protestaat worship are IM la
number, 6uf of whom srs for ths reformed eharaa,
and 289 for th Latheraa worship. Ia the Jewish
church there srs 63 rabbis, and 61 oSiatlag min
isters. Ths church ia Algeria 1 not iacludrd ia
this account.
Amtrieanuuif Autirotio. The Journal f Com
merce states that ths packet-ship Nimrad, sooa I
nil for Nsw Yerk for Australia, haa near ZOO pa
ssnger engaged, and the number will be further
increased. Among them is Mr, Benjamia Morti
mer, eon of the Moraviaa minister, of th sa aa
nam, who for 21 year preached th Oospel ii
New York wiilr great acceptane and asefalaass,
aad died la 1835. Mr. Itortiaer go ut with ths
doubl object of business and sdacatloa. lis car
ries out aaassertmantormsrehandi., books, aad
periodicsls, and particularly school books. II
will establish himself at Mslboura where he hope
to introduc ths New Yerk and Nsw England sys
tem of eotamoa echo!
THE OFFENCE OF M. KOSSUTH
In regard to thia diaiinguisheil person ige,
theie sie two opinion in llii eounirv just
two. Of other men there are many opinion i
hut we think thirs are only two rela.inrlo M.
Koashth. And these npiiiions are antipodes
of course ' W entertain on of their, aa ia
pretty well known to our reader.
M. Koesulh is in trouble. He haa perliap
never been out of trouble hut he ha now
fn-h ingredient mingled with hi griefs to ren
der them more poignant. He haa abused the
hospitality of England, andjtud.ted her law,
by enaverring hi residrarv asylum in
IMHloa into an aracwd aad magaiine of mu
nition provided for the fwoeeeulion of a war
wiin Austria, and ur other power s may
be disposed todher in kr-:j Hungary
in auhjeelioa. Hi Sous h been (snrrhed.
the evidence nf hi ofleri-? have been dir.
covered, and he is no doubt oon to answer
lo th law h ha offended.
The London 7 imrt of th lath ultimo re
mark: 5
-If M. KoMUth come to lliis coua ry for die
purpme of levying war afainat foreign aaliraia
oa hi account, aud if he wa the resources he
may have al hi dispoaal to prepara mean
uf destruction gainat our neighhura. he vio
latea the law of England well a th hm
of nations. W assert aa w hav ever dune
the right of thie country to protect thuw who
eeek heller in the Queen' dominion from
their political ene-aie. The Englnh govern,
mem ha declared that it will never deviate
from these maxim of our forefather; and'ko
strongly wa tin dettrmintionaipreaed, that
Ih government of th continent deomid from
their demand on the auhjert of the refugee,
without having formally preeeated to Lord
Clarendon reqaeei which eould only b met
oy a reiutai. atni me mora Hit country m
resolved to oiaiutaia ia viola te ita right of pro
lecliiia lo foreignera, Ih more it m bound to
keep them within the bound of th low, and
tn punish those infraction of it which ere
daogerou lo other nation. It It to th lt
degree disgraceful to these peron that the
should hav (how themseive iiiernsibie
t'i claim thia eouotry baa em ihetr gr iu
Uid and respect as to sa th liberty eonced
rd to them for Ilia pcrnrtrauoa if arthie
afainat th peactof lliwolil.' They woulJ
not heeiuie to embroil , if thry could, with
any other oaiion; anI lhaonlylrsde which thay
hv attempted hi earry m in flii rnmmtr
citl community ia manufactnro of drstruc
tiv projectile (ir foreign exportation. That
ia a ahaaeful prpo and moat dtshoneat
livelihood; -ft i piracy injh hewn of this nie-
tro folia, and w are rmrfidrai that, whatever
pumaliment Use) law may mmrloa urh mi.
demeanor, public opinion will not only ratify
the sentence hut inerrmo th rigor of it by
general avaraioo and eon tempt."' e
-The refuge!" wilt leant that thongh
w do not tnterfer with their manner of life,
or with the free rxprrsainu 'of their opinion.
long a i hey roneet the law the fliivern
nirnt ia able to check the abut of that liber
ty In the maarkt above eitrtl there ia a tone
of fairness ami liberality that add tn ih force
of riie rebuke. v-But the ttreUration, true of
thiiae to whom it ia applied, ia aim true of
thousands in oar own land, that Acy irouVi
not knitaltlt tmbroit tu, if thry rouiJ, with
any olntr iftioH. Inratiisteil aa many of
ourcitiien nave oecnme U'i the scheme of
theee wnple, we can do nothing better than
eupplieate such guests among us, by the mo
tives prrnled for their reflection in these
words of the 7'imrf to refrain froji embroiling
us in eonicr with other nation. England
give a aale and hoapilable refuge to the op
prneeed of other cluneal but we give to them
a home. Ingratitude toward England ia im
politic and disgraceful ; but the abuse) nl th
kindly welcome here tendered is not only baa
mid disreputable, but aelf-tlreiruFlive also,
M. Kossuth may ho aa eloquent pleader
for hi country , but he who ha alwsvs Seen
unsuccessful if ever an hrare and truthful, ia
still an unsafe lesiler. Trrannv ia d and a
terrible tiling on the eaft'i ( hut how hoart
sickening is it in witness the downfall ol free
dom n an uojsiae si tempt to overthrow it.
Iieland ia oppressed, and we may not rescue
her; 'but her people come to us and are thank
ful for a home upon our shores, which is all
they ak. and for which thy make a good re-
l,lrn- Hungary we ran do the same, and
imierioua demands surely should extort no
more. Utah lit p.
HO.. JAMES T. MOREIIAI).
The declinature ol this renlleman to esn
vaas for a scst in the next Congtess, it an oc
casion on which we wish to bear our leaiiinony
to the judicious and acceptable manner in
which he discharged his duties in the national
Lrglidaturr for the past two year. In Unn
(re.i.a well in i ur Stale Assembly Mt.
Morrttoad. ha slwss been saf and reliable
mcfaibcri , In these late day, when the
ilocbsnr ; ol -Progreti" ha ran wild. M
M habit of --polling by ilia breech bsnd"
interposing the cliec.ks of his mind and inllu
ence agaiiist hasty and merely experimental
legislation, lis in our estimation hern credi
table to himself and a true and faithful renr
aeulalion of the conservative eeniimeni nl ih.
I people of hi District, II retire with the
respect and best wishes of the people ol hii
old district. Greenebora' Patriot.
Fur th Star
lb the Ctlittni of HaUigh aad it Vicinifyi
Aa the corresponding Secretory uf th Stat
Agricultural Society,. ! foal It to be my duty to
addr yea al this time. You are aware that
on the 18ih of last Oololier. a ewiveatiiui was
bald ia th city of Raleigh for the aurpna of
m .t.niun.im iwwnj, WBIUn. UV
tor a deperto effort, wa accomplished. If al
lowed to juilg from lbs number prsssnt on that
occasion, I must com lo th sonelusion that th
people f Raleigh and Wsks county felt but lit
tie intaaest in th object of mm oonventiou, and
thia : think I lb nnlv eoncluaion that can
be arrived al in regard to" the feelings uf th peo
ple of the entire Stat. At this tim ths Stat
Agricultural Society of Virginia has 802 num
bers, with a fund uf 1 400, with a fair prospect
of iu being increased ia a short lias to $3, 400
Th Stole Agricultural Society of Nurth Caroline
ha about 34 awmher with a fund of abonl $75,
with I fear but little prospect of its being much
enlarged for some time to eome. if wa aia o,
judge of th future by th past. I not thia a
aad pictur lor tn peopl of oor Stat to look
opooJ -, It ought u mak them blush f.r
ahaui to see that aa a paopte we are so much
wanting in Stat pride. In almost every Stat
north and south of as, thr ia stblisbed a
State Agricultural Society ia successful opera,
tion and holding annual Fair. Even th .i tie
9 ate of Florida, sending only ui member w
Congress, baa aa anaaal Fair, aroelaiming to hr
sistsr State that though youag shs will aot U
Uft bebinik How maeh longer will our people
b convent to behold North Carolina draslae
alonn behind every other State ia point of Ag.
ricullural advahseanrntf Th present degraded
position of Agricultar in nor Stat eaanot be
attributed to the natural pa evty of ear lands or
a wans of means f v auriviiine those which have
been exhausted by an improvident system of
cunuru. out uis oniy cause mat can us assign
ed for this condition of things urn waulof ensr
gy on the part of oar peopl. That tb bidding
of a Stat Fair, under the manaeav-i ef the
State Agricultural Society, would gnatlTmeour
g our peopl to increased exertioaa, doe aot
eumit ui a uouut, ii ws are to judg from tb
result of ach sibibilions ia other State.
That Raleigh is th smajt euiu'bls loeatioa ia
the State for holding a Stole Fair I equally true.
m oruer suae ins larmer ana mecnaaie la va.
rinus parte uf the State may have a fair oppuf
tuviiv iw pprevwiinn spemmen m loeir industry.
These two questions settled, tb next and a vers
important one. loo, I how, and by whom sr the
fund to be raised, ia order to make th me,
ary preparations for th holding of tb Fair.
A abort tim si no a writer in " Th lUwigh
Register " suggested that lb peopl of Raleigh
raise a fund of $6,000, porches th grounds,
erect the builjing. and make them a present to
s i society lor in noiuing o trsn-saal rain.
Thie, in my opinion, i th o roper nla for rata,
ing auch a fund as amy be re si fed Cue ibis aur.
I e. It i tb plaa pursued by lb people of
awe ciues, in etner out, waer the xhibi.
tion are held. Tb amount which wonld bo
required in Ik beginning would ,, think; b
maeh a ti 000; the pmparadoo eouli be
mad for $3 000 , at farthwl, ih mgn them
wonld hav to be yearlr aa addition to tba en
closure made, as th interest ia Ik matter in
creased in the Stat. lowing it alone as a mat.
tor of speculation, it woald La a In investment
by the people of Raleich and vieinitv. for 1 waa
credibly informed that lb laal annual Fair held
in Baltimore brought into that eity $300,000 la
one week, which amount ooald ae U) railed by
say ether exbibitioa than such as the a enukea
uf. Judging from what I have e eiuee tb
furmasioa of our Slat Agricultural Society, I
am nf opinion that if a proper spirit ia evinced
in getting up a State Fair, that ther will be
very large attendees upon it, and quit a hand,
some show an be mad.. But if tb was cold,
nesi, snO indifference ia relatieej to th mittar
still continue to exist as hmo been a ai nareal
heretofore, it will be graad. failure, ad result
in sham and awe-tifioatina to all engaged ia it.
Th State Agricultural Society are, 1 think, re
solved not to hold their aanaal exbibitioa at
any place where the people af that place fail to
f. "p". mmpwvw w inmwa sne mas
Aad here I wool I my that " hint to the
issudcisnt," for triers sr o:kr eoumiaa
aaxtoa that th aanual Fair sbsuld be held at
their county towns And aa at ideas of the truth
of thie assertion, I will etoto that I have beea
told that Ih people of Warn count will read
ily rate $3,000, if tb Fair should b perma
antly waled at Golds bore. 1 beard ua man.
Cut Joha Everett, aav h woald giv one teeth
part af tb sum. if tbi wa don. , A (ailed
sseeting of th Stat Agncultaral Soeieta- will
be hold in lUleigh aa the 26th inet.. aad I hope
to see a large number of person (r aw carton
part of dta preseat, ready to aid la mak
ing (h aeeesaar preparatiao for a 8toto Fair
on tb Mtb of next October. Let every yoang
man ia the State, who haa the ability, be prwent
at that time, s bowing, by his prsasns. that h
apwrnvwa-pi sno an) and 1 raaoy toad Jus
aid to tha.ad'vanesmsnt of that Slate that gave
him tMrsh.- bows that between tbi and lb
2irh, tb young men of Raleigh aad it vieinitv
will aaa every exaetiaa to raise tba - wind"
whieh may U aeeemary to Wow ap tb Fjr.
rouse th peoole ef ear Stato to a full
sense of their unditioL
Will every paper in the Stato ptoea eery?
J01INF. TOMPKI.VS.
Corvmpoading Secretary.
From th Halifax Republican.
At a meeting afm member of the bar held
ia the Court House in th Towa mt Halifax on
Tuesday the ICtb day uf April 1853, ike Honeo
Ue John L. Bailey was sailed tu th Chair
aad David A. B arose, Ksqr., appoiatod Secta
ry. B. F. Moore. Esqn. introdueesl the following
resolution and accompanied taeir preseatatioa
with a just, cloquanl and pnropriato tribal to
th memory of him whoa death tb sseeting
was intended to commemorate.
Whereas it bath pleased an all wis Provideaee
to remove from our midst, our distinguished
follow citiaeo th Hon. Jamea Iredell, oa of tb
ablest members of tb bar, -
1! faired. That it becomes us on tbi melan
choly accaaaion to offer a juat tribute to aissm.
inent worth, and to record our deep sorrow for
the aflicung event, which has separated fvvm us
a pnafesaional brother who for so- many years
had at all limes entitled himself to our warm af
faction and v soars led raspaot.
KcemUed, That enr deceased brother will b
remembered a lawyer of profoaad attainmenu.
aa accomplished scholar and a model of urbanity,
integrity and fairnes in tb practise uf tb Law
and in his professional associates.
AVsoW, That ia respect for hi memory and
in token of our loss we will wear the badjp ol
mourning for thirty day.
Knotted, Thai we deeply sympathise with bis
widow and family in th sorrowful dispensation
and that a copy of theee reeolation be trans-mlt-ed
to Mrs. Iredell with th xpreaaiooof ear
sincere condolence on th unhappy event.
Rehod. Tht permission be naked of the
Court to enter these resolutions and the pro.
ceeding f the meeting apoa the minute of tb
Court.
Keooheti. That a copy of thee resolution b
transmitted for publication,
Cpon th introduction ef the resolution th
meeting wa addrwsed by Spier Wbitoker and
Thomas Bragg. Esquire ia chaste, touching aad
pathetic terms upon tb lift, character aad smi
aent public servicee of th dsosissd, and
thereupon the molalien war uaaaimously a.
dopted.
JOHN L. BAILEY, Cbm.
Davia A. Baaass, Sect.
A HUNTER OF KENTUCKY.
The correspondent of the Evanavit'a
Journal write a follows about a Kentucky
hunter:
"Wat Fekmsn it would do you good lo
aee himha followed hunting for livelihood
since Ihe year 1831. iiie thai period he
say h ha kdle.1 88 hear. 084 wolves, 1817
coons, 099 lox 96 1 wililgrec,K040phessants
44 ground hog. 80 wild cats, 1 4' polecat. t(K)
mink: beside wuirrel. nuail anal lubes a.ll
gam beyond hi power to ralculal. Tile
aum he ha realised from hie fame, akin, tie.
tans nut little abort ol twelve thousand dol
lar.".
Forclgm Saw.
Ntw York, May 1,
Tb ateamshlp Bailie, with later Europe in
telligsae. arrivad to-day. She brings 91 pas.
senger. Tbf Ana arnved ml oa the 17th al .
uviiroot aiuiTi,
Crttoa ha declined 1 16 to I.ISd. Sale of
17,000 bale. Flour activ at firm aad Itopror.
ing rates. Cora has dvnrd t yellow scares,
and bsld at 60s; wkito 31s. Wheat and Fro.
visions unchanged. . Consul 100 to 100,
aiaotLiamoM aaw.
Edotau. The Cbaneellor of ihe Exchequer's
statement propose general reduction of duties.
There waa considerable divt sity of opinion oa
the abject. It wa believed that it would re
sult la aa overthrow ef lb Ministry.
The Knmath affair Mill ramalaod. Kossuth,
howsver, wa apparently guilt of blame ia
the matter. Mr. 111, owner of th factory
whsre the munition aft war wr fuaad by lb
police, threaten to praeuto government for lb
seiiore of th diaeevered article, which wsrs
deposiud ia th arsenal at Woolwich.
Mr. Stow met with an enlhaslasti reeep.
tiua.
I Faanc.--Tb remain of Napoleon First
were to be removed from Ihe Invalids to St.
Deani on tb 1st Msy.
Brain. Th esw Spanish Miaiatry had beea
foraied.
MAIIIRD
In tbi city, mi Wednesday evening tost, by
the Rev. Dr. Maaoa, John W. Cameron, Esq..
of Washington City, tn Mis Alton F. Gales,
"xsiw us in ibis ntmna H. ualee, Esq.
In Craven County, no Wednesday 17th Inst,
by F. P. Latham, Esq., Mr. Stephen 0. Barring
ton to Mia Elisabeth J. Lineole.
Oa tba 2Hth all, by lb Bar. A. O. Oagbee,
Mr. Joha Thompson to Mia Eitoa Jaa slerr,
all af Alnmnnee eeaniy
DIED.
IHed. In Orange enuaty.eathatlelalL Robrt
M. Lynch, eon, of Mr. Jsme Lyah, aged aevea.
toen year and toa moath.
Nar UemaadiN Mia, April 1st, Kenbra D.
Bandar, eldest son of R. T. and Klisa Sandera,
and grandson of Oen. Daniel ltooa. Tb d.
eeaaod wa bur la Johnston eouaty, X. C, and
al th tim of hi aatimly death waa 20 year
1 asonth and 20 day old.
rrl C.rr.at.
MARKETS.
AVsi Fori. Cotton, advanced jd.
Corn while, 82, Yellow 60.
Wheat .$1,18, Dull. '
r Baltimore Cora, Whits, 82 6o, YeHow 67
68. ;
Baeoa Shoulders 7, Sid Act. 1
Wbent, prim red 1106 110. Whit 10$ a
12. (
Floar $4.74 a $4,7. J
Urd a 10 .to. . k
Oatt S3 a 0.
' S'orfoltt. Cottoa a 9
Whito Oen 64 a 66. Yslluw Cura S. . .
Wheat B0 a 83.
. nALEIOliMARKET.
Baeoa II U IIam13i Butter 15 (a) 20. Cot.
toaYarals. Cora 46(60 Coffee 12(a) 120
Egg 10(312. Ftour$4, a 40. FVtor75 a0
I Feather 35 Q 40. Iron, Swede 5J (d4. Irsa
Extraaiia6 7. Irea, English 4) Q 4
r mJLm An n at a. t jtA jt
lVmn4WVTt WUWW amf JA) AAA. VaiOr( CwUI UV $
00, Lard 12 Q 12. Meal 55 MoUue.
gal. li (40, Nails 51 Q e. Suar Vk
Tobaeeo IS a SA, Salt.gr. Alam fi 40 2 60
Salt, Urarpoet S3 00. fstotoe, awaet 40 a 60
WILMI.VOTO.V MARKET. -
Bacon. 11 a 1x1 cm-haau 13 a It), Lard IS;
Sutter 23 a 26 Cor per bush., 64 a67 eta. Ciffee
RiolOall.StlWiagoOJ. Ugayra 11 It, Ja
va 14 a tlw Flour, Caaal $3 aJ, Fayeruvill
4 a . Lamher, per M.looriag bsmrd $11)
a 12, wide $7. Scantling $6. Tiashvv-Sbip-i
pmg $10 a U. prim Mill $S a ordiiiary
96a $7. inferior $2.40 Molasee. RaLCnU
19 a 20cto. Furto Rico SOcU. Terpen ti a, per bbl. i
2601be New Tirgia Dip. 000, a 000, Yellow Dip
$3,40, a $3,66, Hard $1.40 a 1.50 Tar $2,16 a &20
Spiritoprgal.4.a63eto, Salt Ur1nek$l,60t
Sugar, vr lb , N. Orieaa a 7J, P.wtoRic 6
7J St,Ccoix7aLofl0 10.
. rntmviui marsbt.
KaeealOall. CectoalOa ln,Csraaii at,Fteartt
a t,, Ur4 II a IA MsUsass It a W, .h, aask, ttjtt
Alam baab. to. Weal H 0 IS. Wheat M 0 ,
Wkkksy . Braady 4T to. Psthrs $ a ST.
T JriTKaSBUHo' MARKET. j"
Cetlee, l. Flea tt a . Car U a. Prim Walts
Wheal Is .1(7 1 priia led Ma tuu. Csmmsa t
Mlddliag lis toe. Tebseee MaasJasturiag Us I a Ui
rreetsdUgs 4,. a dsHsrst Cimmia Leaf 1 tj
ueooesippiag sisai v aivf aeus . -
Cluvsr Ssse, 0i a t prtoaat,
NEWBERX MARKET.
Baeoa I t), Hams II 9 . Csra, baahel, 4?
a M, Cottu , Lard I II, Flour t Ml (a) J (O. Mo.
leases M (4 It. TaraeaUas, new din, I.t tfj t.ti
td ait t,u ,t! ssras I.J a t.to. tUel It to
l.u. Plteh !.. sirlt gal. M fk . Tar$lrM,
llTIITItllllTI.
oVtttUes
rput trme J. A T. LIKDLET. bevteg bss dis
X solve hy melaai ssaseat, ths baslaemaflae Nsnk
Careltaa Pemsleirtaal Qartea aad Narssrlss, Caa
Crssk, CVathsm i;uty, la sew seadustsd sslsly ay Ike
sahssrlbsv, whs lateads Is satarf tb estahlisasssat
ia all lie araaekas, ef frail sad ereameaial Irssa, aad
ksoss SV sis lea 1evh-e aad dillesat missiles
Is the aasiass is atsru sa reeeivs pa sue pair -asg.
THUaiAa WlVbhl. -'
Ckas Crssk. Chatham Ce, I
Msy T, tsil.
te-fpi
Vmlverally rNtvrth Carwlltia. v
mil saasslaaSrsa f shs lassss will kerla aa Moa
X day the aid May, 4 sMtlau eetil the IMIers
sasmaammsas so l aereaar, tae a aa at Jsse asst.
There will he a gsasrsl SMetiae as she Bess mt
a M -4ejr sesssslag Vamm
Ihe Vlalterial CmutUlr will he eipeetsd w etve
Ihetr sersaaal atleaiaae darlag Iks whole perls ef
as sasmiaasisn.
Th Caanallte fcr lJ Is safollewst
His Isesnaaey. tm'ii . IUM, rWI En-Oil, la.
Mk ItovM L. Mwala, L. L. I. Prest mt CWIsgs.
William i. Alsxsaesr,
WUIiam H. battle, '
Jamea W. Brvaa,
Hsary . Clarke,
llaatsl W. Cearts,
Jeha R.tesnU,
William A. vrakam,
Uaahta B. Ilaassl,
rtamasl . Mill,
Jamss 0. Jo ease,
Vaatwalbtost -Soaee. Jr,
Aaarsw J-yaev,
Mauhlas I. Maaly, '
OUaa Mstoae, "'
i ti. :
Joke M. Ma
1tsarJ fstlsv.
Walter U HomIs,
Nagk WasMsll, I
Jeastkaa Wank.
CUARLE4 MiXLt, astatory.
May I, UU. ttt.
rnni two litei art societies f Ba4sib
Mmm Cellegs aill a ddnas1. a vioaas.
day latef Jaa. by the Hob. TtOM AS BO.
CUCK, sf Ylrgiais. TUOfl. C ELUIR,
O ,1 M
veil HfH HOI wws IT .
. 1 . -i. ft. fl
oo w .mt omo. wweeeiy.
fpilE KEXT ANNUAL ADDRE88 bsfse tb
XB-MHtlysf ALUMNI f Raadolph Maeea Cet-b-g.
will he dlivrd, a Wdaedy Im ol Jane,
by Juaia Mowaaa, Esq., ef the City ef biebmead.
t;HA B. STUART,
Cmnapaailiag lisnlsiy
mt aWetoty ef AtomaL
. DOCTOK TUUsUsKI-ri ;
Til riciiT IlCIlirtU:
off, srttr qsi mi owm mrsicux.
THE rORTtrrn Eelilsa win
Oa Maadred Bagrsviais,
howiag lliaaam aad M sitae.
ssatnaM ef to Haawa yatem
la svsvy alma sad mem. Ts
wkleh Issds.d a Tiwaslas sa Iks
Ulsaasaa mt 'asnlss, bstog sf
m aifssm Mb panes w mar-
Hot srriage, kg
WILLIAM TOUKO, M. B.
Let htasr he ashsmed It
avissat e seev ef Ih JkacU LIP.
118 1 h'.s shlUL It may av him A-ess assort y grave.
Let a venae sua av esssss enler tola lbs terret stH-
(aaeseserMrrtsdHi withsat veadtag las rOCK KT
AtoUULAPIt'tV Lat a eaa eeaJevtug fram a baekal
ed reagk, Paia la the Hide, restless total, nsrvses
sVellaira, f4 Ik nkel traia ef Uysperll Masatleas,
eaa fivea aa ay meir anyeieisa, ao aaetker mameai
wittoasteeassailBgUMAtoiJUUPlUaV Mseeutomar.
rlsd, sr th ass sheet lea eerie, say Hasdlmat,rsd
tats tral asfat keek, as u has keea th msaas as sar
in tkeaaaaaa af nafsvfasis issslusss n-oas tba fore
jawaeremta.
? Any aersso ssadtog TWESTTUr B CE.HTH
alessd ia aUttsr, will reeeoe sas ssav ssttosossk k
maW. ae (re espiss will tossat for Owe Dot lar.
(sasspaia., !. WJt roi'HO.
be. IM Ipswe B. IUeaVlpala.
i l. j, - , ;- llyr. .
- ll!dLIL,-lZ0111 -
FEMALE CL1SS1CJL IASTITtTE-
THE prsesatlMsUa will .torn a Tharsday tb
2nd af Jaaaaeat. The next Seastoa will ke
gia ea Taesday the ttk July.
Ae ih numker mt pupil bearding ia the last!
tale I Hmltad. eariy ppueaihsa may be eeetom.
ry to sssnrs admit! sass.
ila.lSCT T. BLAKE,
J'riawiuaL
April snlh. 161 i-4T '
taadard. Spirit af tb Ag win eapy S wssks. '
DISuOLtTtUM,
rpHR FAETNERSIIIP kerstofar xlsllag In
I the nam of William, Haywaed 4 L'a, wss
dissolved ea th 1st last., br mutual eonseat. '
All per tadetrhed are reejmnued IsfeMst for
ms payment mew tswtr by
A, WILLIAMS,
, . J. HAVWOOU,
J0UIB. W1LUAMR.
April 12th. lnuk. -. . H-tf.
- Tae..t...iy il.i-.i "-T rntgadnsm.
wader the the Barn of William Hsywaod, and
keep waatoutly ea ksed rg and general sapplv
f Urn, Usdiclaes, Ckemieala, FiBto, Oil, (.lass
wsre, Kerfumery, Paaey article. A., which thee
will sell at the tow market rata, and te whisk
tkey invito the attention of their Mende end the
public geaerady. . JOHN B. WILLIAMS,
! F. J- MATROOH,
AprH llth, 18ia. I7-st
ABEWaad apleodid Jot of raialier la Oilt
Fram, jat rveeiveeT. Ceme sad esstoia
bma. . K. 1 H;iLU.
Also afresh sapper ef Oil Paints, AnsM lirusli,
Millbemrds, Btencu Urasbeo, He., . -
' V E. W-l-kTFIMMt.iA.
' Aaa Xastmeat af DalUm. Ttolina. .t,Ja
a Itoliaa tftriaga, rseeivrd this -.
E. m . l i.ir.r.-H U
.- .
. w ,- r - "
etmmls Clip rr.toly
FOB SAL K.
IP set vXsaased et keeto Tasse.y f Bay faiH selt,
arivaasly, I skB asps toyuhlie vale )
BOVSK AH it Ivt.
ehussd aver tb fsatval lts:l kaj trp). ta
PweHtogll iilsmsasweaa)ssntklTiiwrr.
Al tos mm Uasa, I -MS U a stM Lot, aeM cn
rhwaa, straassd anawdiSWly kenassg Ih t relrol
Ball Rsad terwasj tosalirally seease euA Brtt adopted
J kwtUllayj.1. Ithev tee F vat Be at sees,
oe a PaMrv BaMar Beeuvime Jtoaoe. -
Alee, several vaaaal Lets Bear the frht.-a! (oil Boot
Dee it. ksidtilag u Towa Cesamreiwa.
Tassm seaUia, a half saak, the tolsae to si a
mealke. swr.hssers (itaj fcaad Bilk apssuted asrao
sity, wiik tossvsst Bna sale.
' - - WM. F. CULLf X.
AbvUI, tUX. - se-la
iritis ciiii, iTiT.r
. CMCtLTttlLt -IE. ' .."
IS ROW BKL'EIVI.NQ HIS STiX'k OF Kl RINtJ
aad Bammer Owad. aad owaM mpsctral'y In- .
vito hi Iris la, aad all wiahiaaj to psnwaaw ia1e
to eall aad asamias hi tok, wkicb matsists mf
alasest reevy variety ef awade kept to atatiter hou.
-SL Tb fooeotag em era as part sf the Week:-
' - Ptoto aad Fancy Larvae gilka,
FlelB aad Faaey Deraa aad fbally lervage. i
-v. Fkskl Bammw Bilk,
.- " n Isaraa llalaass, -
IMatsd cksBts aad t'-inekel,
Amsrisea sad KaghVs. rriMs, .
Beemst. Cap and Ksek KiMoere.
Caelum, 81m, L C. Hdkia, Ucoa, Kdgings,
, m
' nexsirvs rsa taasn ana Btsst. .; .
dta aavs, uioasa as rsmne. bo.
or' bat, VAie.e niaue.l
Just reset red, Levsriwg's Byrap, prime artteie,'
M. II. ViK'MI. "
'-. :!' ;. :. U 2m
TUB ATLANTIC MAtUUMrto OBkl
MAXVrA'CTVMS TH K .
MCWNMlt IrMBi:Ii" -
UNEQUALLED la beamy. Itrsarth ad Cheap
aesa. Oraamentol Cast Ivwa Tie are melted
ea to rod aad ftoawoerk ef srmag btiroa, making
It either light aad gvacefel Hk
IMtK KA1L1XO,
mt heavy aad solid like east irsa. Bah psaasl
being ton msas aa ss hi pi, kavheg anarevtom
for th raia er seetetsr ef tin atanpkr to sOt.
there ia a rusting sf the wsek. Dealgu ewsM
to any addr, poatoefre, .
Prises raate from vu cento- to BA.fm per Uaeat
foe. Ballin for Fable sr Private gut ends.
Cessetrto, V res ad aaa, Batosals,. , A , fa 1
sal by UhOUUE FOBTER, ag'l . .
IM Breadw.y Sew Fork.
-B. B. O. F. aad kis gsato are the aaly pars
entbarisid to sail this aewty patsatod vailuig, tor
tb Atlaati Blatoe, . . v
. ., 17-fca :
WUmmctaam Raleigh Rati Real Maaay.
Wllailaetaa, April tk. last, t
NOTICt IS hereby give thai a Dividend f S
per cent the Capital Mtoek af Ibis Oem.
Ijnny, win a pal to etosuaiasr e taeir lesvil
rprssaiaMvs si mm saes, a ami aner Muatiap .
Id May asst. By rdr
Books for ths Transfar f f totk aili b deard
from 80tk lest, to 24 May.
JAMC9 . ORFrt.
'- .. Ti'usr, W, 1L B. It tV
April txk, 1863. k k . , , 17-lm.
' i .o i ii ii hi i n a'
cnVXTT Cor II T CLEHKKIIir.
WT are rseuseted to aaaeoaee THoM -" r.
V WIIITAKKR, Esq , a a Candida"- ' ' rit
f the Ceaaly Ceart af viak at tb . r elee
March 2d, IBM.
BBCK1VKUTM1B OAF
-4 FFLEttraea Ftorsaess -
t,'$ V MerealliB,
... d. - Freaek Crap,;-
, W. IL B. (. TIVEI.R,
April ISti, lki. K-f
W. D & R. S. TICKER
a ATE la Star aad will lake phraser ia shew,
tog to tketr frtoad aad Ih pualuj gsaetmlly, a
yxjr a oo ds, w
whieh Was selsetsd with graal ar. aad for vsrteo
ty ef otytoa, rleam and esaiga, aad relativ cheap.
Basra, aseardlag to quality, eeot be surpssssd hp
aa stmitor ataaliskmBt to lb pise.
Tkey would tok tki mtked f rstuvtilag to Ike
OMamuaity tkesr wanssst laaaks tor tb vry bb.
ral patreaage alam their eeeaestisa, aad drat re to
retain aad lasrmsa lit sir trad by punctual attea
ttoa aad mint maeagemoBt sf baMnrs.
Tkey woakl k allsatlsa to tb bl lew lag r.
ttoleel i . .
BbukPeal'l tvlrir,,
s. UndRkin, .' .
- s. es K,p ' - . ' . v
' Real teUke)
Bieh Breewde Bilks, ' r ,
Ftoto staid aad otrtp'd V.,
, Marmlino, f lersnes and Lntoslrlags Bilk, .
Plain and Flgurad Tuamra,
BoUdColoeedBeisr.es, (all aUdes.1
IVialsd and Satin fl'd d.,
Crap Mareage's, , . '
Ftoln and Paria Printed Chair,
Chaly Itolevjawsv t . r -
Bare see da. ... . ,
-'Organdl elusllaa. " '
IMat Jaekaat Maslia. ' '"'
BriiHeetea, ,i.;- .
: tliaghama, t sa - w .. ?-: -
: Frtoto,
Whlis.Dotdsrigu'dlliuli. .
Jsckooet sad Camb, a. ,
Creea Bar d d Btrip'd de. : "
Bwha nnd Beak d. -Natoeeak
aad Mall de. ' '
Biahep Uwas. ,4 :.. "v, :' -rV ';
Cambria Dimliy, - 4
lierlla Card Musi I (fet Boaaeta.) is.. As.. As. .
Merck ttm. 4
LACE 30DftPrsKk Waned Collar,
Praask Barked Cap.
- I'kealtellrS
-- taaevalrsTs. -v.
Waallea Cellar, t t '
Muelia Band.
Balm aad Camb. Fteuaeings,
do . Edgings aad Insert logs, '
Taleuaiear : ss ''
Tkr'd sad Lkne,'-'.' '.- ,' .j,;.;; '
Tkr'd ttobbia .-v- A:- J ... -..
Blkaa4 Wldtotau T.ita.T": ' r: ' .
vi. u. a. b. x "tivkeb:
March 22. I.W
MABTILLAH and KHAMUs.
PLAIN a
Blk
aad rtabeeideo Bilk Ma-wllea.
Wik Lm Meatillaa. Vslvst Tri,
J.
. " . Bilk rriat.
- Pigur'd Bilk Lam MaMllla.
Flalaaad Embroidered Crap rikaala.
. . W. II. A k . TICKER.
Mar fid.- .-i :.--
14 -
BiniHInaa KltlHOBKl
It
Boaaet .vi-k. Beak and Ts'elta RiU
'. U R. S. TbYhl.ll.
Marebt2d. . - - . M
BOW XS.' Tut
T ATE8T style for Ln4te saj Mlwoes.
XJ W. II. A R. H. TUCKLR.
Mi
ievek !A
14
tilt aad Ml Lit UArOVLM.
60'
DOS Palm Ladies' a4 Oeailemva's IV te
Rid lilovea.
lid d da Alsaadsr3ilk d '
Usal Twisted Bilk tHev f.,r Ladir snd Vieae.
t. U. AB. bMUCRKK;
March 22d. .,- -, . 10-.
'v' faraoola end Umbrellas.
BLACK aad Hecend .MuuruiugMIt I'arssols,
Pigur'd aad Build Colored .. - do.
tUauk Bilk aad Oincham laibreJtas. -
v W. . 4R.B, TVIKKR.
' March Sid. . --I i.: