North Carolina Newspapers

' 1!Y J. I, I'KNXINGTON. . The ' DAILY PROGRESS" is served to town and nntrv subscribers at Six Dot.laks a year payable advance. All papers discontinued when the time "li.l' for expires, unless renewed. Advertisements inserted as Special or Bishop No . are charged oue-Laif more than the usual rates, te'nlinea (leaded; or less ooAMtutinjg a square - ufinl'!K' ihih--' ...-...,.- - .. , - v. . . notice jHiinerit? inserted every, other -day .will be . . ... , ..A 371 rents e,l 37 cents for each insertion after the first. Cli" " . . . r 1 1 rv-i liar 4 InaArtlAnu fir vwf when advertisement are handed in they will L inserted till forbid, (tf.) and charged 50 cents for BUSINESS CAliDS. (ioPAIET. EK!II 1 1 NOTICE. The under i v ncii wouM respectfully announce to the citizens f wb-m and adjuinin counties, that they have this t ' iit. r d int cnjtyrtiiership under tlte name and firm of C A. HAUT, I5li0. & CO., and are now pre-irf-d to Uiv t our numerous customers the largest .,,,.tt i.t food.- in our line, that has ever been hruu"ht to thi i iarkrt, consi-tmjr of Stoves, Grates, WoooVn and Hollow. Ware, Planished lirittania and Silvt-r w;ire; l.u:ijs of every description, l$umin: i'iiiid and Iv.tom.k- Oil, at wholesale and retail, and j.vcrv oti cr article uually 'kept iu a IIOUfcrE FUR NISHIN(;'HHE. . e - ' II iviiij increased'our facilities for manufacturing Ti". S.i'i-t Iron and Copper Wares,-we are now pre nitiKd t" iuniisiitliose wia want to jMirchase anything In ur line at lower prices than can be purchased in iinv of the Northern cities. Please give us a call sati-d'v vourselvcs of the truth of our assertion. Corner of Iiroad and JItddle Streets, one door south oft!-d Court Hons.:, Newhern. N. C, ; A. IIaut, Hokack Hart, Jklics Lkwis. y. J. Ail person- iiaving claims against C. A. H VKT !t 1JUO., wid present them, ani those indebt ed will j!.-ae cnll and settle Up, as the accounts of the ial" nun 'must be clocil. XuvMiihi 1, ix.-,itf C. A. HART & RRO. 1 i.oimv. ai,i.i:., J DKAI.KK IX FANCY &. STAPLE JJ!V- (i'(M)DS, BOOTS, SHOES, JJ ATS, CAPS, C, - . roLLOK stki:i:t, NEWRERX N. c, Would r.'.-jM-ct r'uily iiv;te the attention of the public taJiis Stock, wiiicli will be found fir, veil assorted, mid suliii ieiitly large'at all seasons of the year. "Oid.'rs promptly ami carefully attended to. Sept 1 r dly The " Tloctcrji". ENtnblialimeiit Or XEWUEKN, N. c. T UI.r. IIAUB!X, . WUOLKSALK ,V KKTAIL DEALER IN Si Ai'i.K, Fancy, FoKKKiX and Domestic i, Dry (J oodx, It'll, Crip, Boots nuil Shoes, CnrH-li iig. Matting, Kiigx, Jt iri'lrj, lnmlix, Ilraily-Maile Clothing, &c. Nkwheiix. N. C. J. M. F. Hahkipon has just received a complete aKM)itment suitably for the season, and will continue t receive by erery arrival all desirable Articles and Novelties ot the season. 'Particular attention paid to errierx. Sept 1 dly I "K. I,AK. ) ICcci i iiitf, I'orvnrdiiig A: ComiiiiKioii M E K (J 11 A N T , (at?the st' formerlv' occupied bv Win. P. Moore, J()UNER OF SOl'Tjl FRONT & MIDDLE STS. . h. i i . n . iX t: l'artiicular attention given to toe Sale of Country i Von tide, auu ttie 1'urchase ot (Joods cenerallv I liav a convenient Wharf and eommodiou Wnreh ue. I have-also a line of first-class Vessels rniiiiing regularly hetweeii this port and the ports of "Sfw Yjrk and Baltimore Airerits in N.v York : Agents in Baltimore : Jamks Coxseh fc Sons, dly U'AVJS &, IIolmks ".Sept C : W.u. v. w sii 1 1 o::s, (IpXEllAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, IvA-iT Pkost Stukkt, Nkwbkkn, N. C:,' Agent for SMITH S LINE New York Packets. 1 (load received and fornarded . S-Tt-1 dly 4 T. Vi. iV. GEXERA L COMMISSION MERCHANT . EAST FRONT STREET, IVrwbcrn, N. V. rii j. airsiKs, 1. DEALER IX NAVAL STORES and Commission Merchant, Corner East Fioiif-aud Smith, Front. St. I'ork,- P.acon, Lard. Corn, Whisky, Flour, Coal, Pay, &, ( A supply always on hand,"' and for sale on coMiiuissiou. ('.onsignmrnts will have every atten tion. Will kt-op vessels, running for Baltimore, bv ss. and thronga the canal. Freight taken at market rate. Se:t 1 dly 1 EOliU'AUIHXa A- COMMISSION " M E R C II A N T S , '''' New Dkkne, N. C. i t Cash Advances made on Consignments to be Bo.d. lu-iv o; f-rwardod to Northein Markets. J, dly V:iTl,I V MH A- U'lllTTV, C-J M M I S S I i) N M F R C IT A X T S , lUO AD STR EET, NEWI5ERN, N. C, Keop- vonstantlv mi !i;iml all iirticU-s usuullv found in , .. , , - LI 'A R IE TV S'l 'ORE, ' wliit-a they will sell at a (air profit. Strict attention paid to the sale of country produce. S,pt 1 ' div T ! ATfYIiTT, SO FT 1 FRONT STREET, Y"'d respectfully call the attention of families, and tint puhhc generallv, to his lnrtre and well selected , STOCK OF GROCERIES, -n.Ii !ls Su-ai-5, both refined and raw; Molasses, ,,', Toilee, 1,,lk. Flour, 6'iieese, Soaps, Candles, "mis, In.th North Carolina and Western; Meal, and, in Hue, very article kept for family use. A fresh ""l'P'.v .of Cra-kers of nil kinds just received. Also " -lv's,"f'"ent of Roots and Shoes, Hats and '(. ami Doniesiics. Anv one wishing." to furnish iiHiM.nnily will do well to ive him a call before piiie.insmg elsewhere, as he is determined that none !:wty dissati -tied. He is sellinir bv wholsale 'f retail cheap for Cash or Country Produce. dly (I1"- i i-iii:u7 lT,! . 1R in '!!C FRIES, (except liquor) 1 ' Lood, Fi-Ii Seines and Nets, Twines and Lipes, Salt and Fresh Fish. &c . &c. Jttieuljtr attention given to the sale of Produce i ' - , to receiving and forwarding Goods on the most in.ra.-ae terms. W - t" - . 1 . , ( 9 MM I S S I 0 N M E R C II j ANTS. li .e-s t , ' 1 TMI!' Ie.ntlier, Rivets and Rurrs. J ; ( .u-ular.and other Saws, &c, &c. nisat, '! -ntt,,nt5f Pven to the Sale of Produce, o o We. vnig aAd Forwarding Goods. will nfT. , 0,,,, Htr" Ncwbern. JV. C, Sept VUnnVtly to tl business entrusted to him. jr Vn ti frni ; dIy JX(OR OF NAVAL STORES, Nii,;-s, J.,.,1 ' -vt r??1 -nn Promptly attend to all n''ut' W, V w' ;f r h,"n be ft,mui penerallv Pert! .. ' " n!tto,,l tore. ' St'r,uhtr. attention giren to the sale of Nayal A H:v,. r...-. Septl-3m and PiK counties. ;j,n C is.;, i?'''l,v ninety of Agricultural Implements, lii-'i't Ai' i !'l1li,lzers Eime, Calcined Plaster, Ce S;; ,,!'Ur 1)llst- Iro. Steel, -Iron Axles and Ii'.'ii "I: ,.l'mlwr,Nils, Cisterns and Force Pumos , ' '. Ivlltilier n,,,l I....,!!,,,,, l!,,,,,!. T...l i "..if j ;."?- f -4.: U' ;f - ' .- .;' . i ;. . v'-;':V- A I V P I ' - -7 1 . VOL. I. U.E.W'BERJf, N. BUSINESS ClRDS. - - i i The IVcwbrrn ITTntnal FIRE I N S U K A X C E CO MP A XV. rillUS ComDuiiv has now been in successful opera- JL- . - THREE YEARS, During which time no assessment lias been made to meet losses. The Company is now prpnarei to receive Applica- tions lor N S U If, A N ' E, Which may be made to any of tihe different Agents throughout the State, or to the undersigned, ut the office of tl jie Com,pnny, intjhis pi MOSES W. JARVIS, Secretary: Newborn, N. C, Sept 1 'dlv T V. IC'AlSJIHIt, I WHOLESALE AND RE AIL DEALER IN Drnjfi", Jlcdit inoK, riirmiral, PainlK, Oil, UEASIS, 1)1 ; STCfES, PERFUMERY, SrUGICAT. IXSTCMEXT5 PATIENT MEDICINES PURE WINE AND I BRANDY, Lraraern rr.is, tunning i-nvi, yc.,. -r., $-c. Q6 POLLOK 'STREET, NEW1JERN, N. C. Sept 1 - I dlv J. V. JO ISO A IV, Wholesale mid Jlvin Druggist, NEWLERN, NL C Keei)s cohstantly oii h and a large and well selected STOCK OF FRESH DRUtiS AND MEDICINES Also an extensive a-isortmcnt of PAINTSJ OILS. DYE STUFFS, TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY, CIuARS. and an nidlesi raric-ty of l-"jnuy A rl iclcw. Orders from the country respectfully solicited, and promptly .attended to. I Sept 7-dly BA NlX"cXlV:Ti:"A I'FAC TOKV A ?ifi RAKE R Y VOLLOK STREE T, NEWBERX, X. C. ' We are now-manufacturing a 'large and varied as sortment f plain and fancy "Candies, suitable for the Fall and Winter. trade. It is sitrrior to any ever im ported, ai d is sold at a less price! than a .good article can be bcught in C;e Northern Cities. We have re duced tlu priceiu order to see if you will fatten North ern Manufactories in preference jto those at home, lie fell in lots of () lbs. and njnea ids. Stick Candles at -1 Cc. Sugar an 1 Burnt Almonds,. ;. . . 2;c. Lozengeii, all kinds, i... j ..... 22c. 25c. Sugar PI ims and other Pan Wtrk,. . . .,.. 18c5 2i!c. Mottoes, plain, j 22c. ard all other kinds at equally low rate. We ar prepared to manufacture 2,000 lbs. per week. Will you buy it ? " Our Cajndies are free irompoi&bn, (coloring) Clialk, Starch, Flour, and all other impurities. We! use nothing 1 ut the best double refined crushed stiL'ar. and uarrtant. it to keep in any climate, if it does not, return it and the money shall be refunded, together with cost of transportation. We are also nrenared with our Bakery, to manufacture Sugar and Butter Crackers in any quantity. Prices V 16 I u the hid. Sugar C ackers, j. ..... . ..... Sc. Butter Crackers, j .... ..... 7c. Also small cakes of all kinds seiiurelv packed in bar rels at 10c. 20c. per" lb. Also liinreVakes. for Wed dings ami Parties, ornamented as well as thev can be anywhere iu the world, at $2 $25 in fact, we make everything that is made in similar concerns through out the c i untry. : ! . ; -:-- , We ments In (ve, in order to sret the latest rmnrnvp- , se ut one ot our workmen North. He will re turn in a out three, weeks, and if anytbing new in our busiiJetiS has come out this season, we wul mtro- duce it liere soon after his return. Your obedient servant Oct 22 BANKS. Agent. 9S a rblr Y a-rd , XEWIIERX,'N.'CA- Marble Monument. The subscriber is receivinir : a lartre stock of Ainerican. and Fortign Ma tide and is at all times prepared to fill or ders for Moni'virnfx, Slabs arid T amb Stones of every de scription, at less than. NORTH K It N prices. Our work will be delivered in n) part s of North Carolina and Virginia Free of char-re. Our workmanship lias been ir-nerallv introduced in some thirty counties in North Carolina, and Mieak for itself. Orders v mail will meet with prompt attention and be faithfully executed. Address!, .1. C. WIER, Newbern, N. C. Mr. Jamek Robertson, Traveling Ageut ept id dly ililiLlD WUVTI2U I.UPORTATIO.. ' . " . 1S3S. !-'t '. . LEWIS PHELPS, MERCHANT, TAILOR, l"ollok Sited, Hli(rn, IV. t, Has just returned from the Noi th having purchase a larre and jsuperior stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TESTING S,jS:C. All of whih, having iu his employ first class work men, he is prepared to have made up in a superior manner. Cut and style warranted to give satisfac tion. ! READY MADE CLOTHING, GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS, &C., ,V:C. A varied j and well selected ttox-k of Ready Made clothing icoats; pants, vests, shirts, cravats, -gloves, flannels aud in fa t a general assortment of every thing which is.'' necessary to--complete the Wardrobe of a gent k man of tasteall of which 'may be had at a very smal advance on New York cost. Gentlemen are invited to call and examine the ex tensive stork of plain and fancy cloths, cassimers and vesting on hand. He feels as's-ured that, among the many different styles and patterns, it will be easy tor all to suit jf hemselves. j j -UT tire on I'ollok street, next door to the Post Office. Oct 12-dtf TIlo MhinprrN, ItuildciN aiid Lmubrr Dral- X t rs.-j-The subscriber! is repared to furnish af short notice, LUMBER; either Rough or Planed, by the cargo or in smaller quantities. V Rugh li umber, any size and length under " :: : 50 feel, i -,- -"V Planed Tdn-rue and GriMveil 'Floorin?, and Rabbit ted Wetxtherboarding; Dotir Facings and j Window Casincs. ' - Sawed Laths in anv quantities. Terms strietlv cash R. N. TAY'LOR. AsrenU , Sept 1 i 7 . d3m Vood, SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER, East side C'v7 House., ; XEJVBF.RX. XoCa.. Is constanj lly mauufacturiltg every thing in bis line of businesK. All orders promptly attended to. Oct 25 .- I"."-- - !:': : ; dly. " . C O P F I . , ! 1 -- - - : " . URGE ON 1 DEXTTS T. Permameritly Located in the Town of "Newbern ten ders his proteisionnl services to the citizens of Newbern and surroundinsr countrv Officf on South Front sL, opposite theGastou Honse NM't I : ' - "..-' " I I '- dAwlv fltf ' J. S N ewberh TT If. 1 111. C, THURSDAY MORXIXG, DECEMBER 2, 1858. BUSINESS CARDS. Ta-Iton & Thomas, i Whnlfixnle. Ratail and Commission Merchants. Corner of Iiroad and Hancock Streets, XEU BERX, X. C, I Have just received and keep constantly on band, a irood 'assortment of the bet quality of FAMILY GROCERIES, such as Flour, Meal, Pork, I Bacon, Lard, Cheese. Butter, Suar, Coffee, Molasses. Al so. Kersey, Blankets. Cotton Bagging-"' and. Rope, Boots, Slices, Hats, Croekerv, &.C., &c Oct 23 : dtf A ctno. NEW AND SPLENDID MILLINERY, MRS. IVEY & MRS. MISSILLEIR will bej pleased, to see their friends and numerous citomers iit teir SHOW ROOMS, on Craven street. Thev have pist opened,- THIS DAY', their Fall and Winter Style's of Miiliuerv, which, as usual, are very beautiful. Ot 13' dtf S F. DABOKN, WATCIIMAKEH AND VT. dEWELER, 1'oMock street, next riojr to the new Si ie of Emo et Cuthbert. Ef q , having jrocur cd i vi of Bottoms' Improved Patent I'niveiisal Foot L:tthe.-,- is tmiw fully prepared to execute Wnv and ailkin.ls o WATCH-WORK, in the. best ajid neat est possible' manner, at the shortest notice,! and on reasonalde tefiiis. !, ; ! All work' entrusted to my care will be warranted to'srive perfect satisfaction, or no charge will Ijie made. 'Give me n trial once, and your confidence for the flit ure ish all be mine. , ' I '.A good assortment of Watches and Jewtliy of the best quality, constantly on hand. f' Oct 19 ' ' : ' : . , " . ' jd6m c (OIAIITXKIN3BIl IVOT3CK. -We tneun- detsiaued. have this dav entered into al Copart- nership under tlie firm of MERRILL & MILLER, for the purptse of carrying on the Gas-fittingjbusiness in all its branches, and will-keep 'constantly!-' on hand a large and splendid assortment of Gas fixtures and everything appertaining to that line 'of business. Also, Steam and Water piping of all sizes , Place of business, ojiposite the Wasltington Hotel, in the rear of Mr. John F, Hauff's Music St 6re. Or ders from the country promptly attended toi SAMUEL MERRILL. OctlLSm ALEX. MILLER, -Jr.- . L , . i i Gi:ou;f itisiioi, i NEWBERN, N. C, Manufacturer of Window Sash , Blinds, Pannjel Doors, Shutters, Wood Mouldings, Brackets, Balusters, Newels, &c, &e. j ALSO, ';-; . ires and keeps constantlv on band, a larire JABIXET FURXiTURE, at wholpsale manufactur tock of CABIXL and retail. i ' ' 1 Sash Mill on Broad st., Ware Rooms on Middle street. Sept 1 . ? " dly , XKWBKUN llOTKLS. W M . P . MOO RE , PRO P R I E T OR . The subscriber having taken charge of the above' establisbmeid, respectfully announces that it is" now open for the accommodation of the TRAVELINt I'LlilAV and JSUADliKS (iKMliALLY. The Gaston House is pleasantly located, from the south windows of which therepis a fine view of both the Neuse and Trent Rivers, while during the Sum mer the south and West winds render the entire build ing delightfully cool. ij ' The Rooms are large and well furnished. The Table is well supplied, from the Northern and Home Markets. . ' M Iiaving '"also large and commodious Stables and excellent Ostlers, he will board Horses! by day, week or month. He has also convenient arrange ments for the accommodation of Horse Drovers. Tlie Proprietor will exert every effort to give en tire satisfaction to those who ma v favor him with their p:. lounge. WM. P. MOORE. Sept t . :.. - ..".- . .. ...;,;.. . - djy . .: fAfIII.2T.N .'IIOTKIi. ! T f CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS. ! BROAD STREET, XEWBERX, X. C. JOHN F. JONES, PROPRIETOR. ! ' ' The undersigned respectfully anuouncesj to the traveling public that be has taken charge of j this old and pipular establishment, and is now prepared to l accommodate travelers and private iamilu-s with hoard by the day or month on the most accommoda ting terms. j His .TABLE will always be furnished with the best provi.-ion.thnt home and foreign markets cap afford. The Washington Hotel has large rooms, is nearer 'he Depot, the Court House and the business streets l'.r:n anv other in the citv. " An OMNIBUS will always; be at the Depot and Landing on the arrival of tlie cars and steamboat to convey passengers to the Hotel free of all charge. By stopping at. this,. Hotel - passengers will have ampleU me to obtain meals. " i . Having also a large and commodious Stable and an excellent Ostler, he is fully prepared to board horset by the dayweek or month at the most rea sonable rates. . ' . . . , : Nov 22 dly JOHN V. JONES. TRAXSIKXT BOARDING nolSE, Near the Railroad Depot f i t XEWBERX, X. C. v i The subscriber having taken and refitted a House on Handcock Street, only a few steps from the Rail road Station, is now prepared to accommodate the traveling public with Board and Lodging, am! Lopes to be able to give satisfaction all who call on hiin. A boy will be in attendance regularly at the Depot to convey baggage to and from the house without charge. "" --' - TERMS FOR BOARD .: 1'erDay ......... ...... $1 00 to $1 rer w efK................. Nov l-llm i IX - i k 'imMmrm : mil 1 j , W. C. LOFTIN NO. 76. -H0TKLS.1 AaSIOS IIOTEI, ir i subscriber takes pleasure iu annoVmWto Li KfniLlfltPuli1,c ge'allyt.at V ha taken this. Ions established anT well known Hotel, and has iiiniir cvci y IKISlUie preparation to arriimn.lntu l.a ouifuess s, traveling ajid visiting portions of the pub t he most satisfactory manner Prt T,!,. lie, in tention is paid to bis table, and every comfort pr,C vi-.Ied m his rooms His stabler ara'abundautly suo- iniea, ana attended by a careful cutler; and to all J ueyartnients the proprietor ffives his personal atten tion. A comfortable Omnibus runs regularly to the depot on the arrival of the cars. With these efforts to please a liberal share of the public patronae'is confidently solicited. WM. ROWSEE. .VA . . ,;. dly, SALISBURY N. C.-This popular Hotel,' by the indefatigable Rohakds, still continues to sustain its tonner reputation for neatness, quiet, and good tare, and -no house iu North Carolina enjovs a better proportion of the 'patronage of the traveling public" It is located in the business portion of Salisbury and remote from the. bustle and confusion iiecessar'v at tendant on railroad hotels. Here the wenry traveler is sure of a quiet night 's rest. - An Omnibus, drawn by four splendid bavs,'alv, avs at the depot on the Hi nval ot the cars, for the use of- the guests of tbe Rowan House, free of extra charge. Stage passengers, remember,' there is but one Stage Offiev in Salisbury, and that is kept at the Rowan House. When you arrive on the cars don't be misled by false out cries of ' hirelin-rs and ser-vin,,s-" H. L. ROBARDS. Sejit 1 " dlv T. Ij. BIAIili, . . Formerlv Proprietor of tl , -'-' - ' .- Newoern, N. C., now at the WESTERN HOTEL, NEW YORK. ' Having' recently identified himself with the interests of tins establishment, would respectful s(dicit vour patronage (and Southerners generally, 'visiting'this city.) As the 'design is to make this House in a great degree the Home of the Southerner, all who come to it are assured that they will find a genuine Southerner to attend to their wants and comforts. The house is admirably located, especiallv for business men, being on Courtland Street, only a few doors from Broadway, in the immediate vicinity. o the Soutl tem Railroad and Steamboat Stations. 1 has ample accommodations, having some 250 wel furnished rooms," also suits of rooms for families. The table will compare- well with any other in the city, besides it has all the other requisites of a first classs hotel Parlors, Reading Rooms, Baths, Sec, &,c. To suit the times, board has been reduced to SI .r i per day. I). D New York, Sept I -dly WINCHESTER , Proprietor. 1 AISKATT'S ISOTET.This convenient and well arranged establishnient has just undergone a thorough renovation, from cellar to'garret, and hav ing been furnished with new furniture tbrougbout, is now open for the reception of travelers, under the direct supervision and management of Messrs. JOHN JARRATT &. BRO., who Mill use eyery 'exertion to keep a first class Hotel. JOHN JARRATT, Petersburg,. Virginia, T. J. JARRATT. Sept 1- ; d3m ' W AL TER'H N A 'f 1 O ML Ii IIOTlil., T T Comer of Main and Church Streets, Norfolk. Ta .. WM. L. WALTERS. Proprietor. Sept 1 dly MISCELLANEOUS CARDS. W. ."CLKilIIOIVS, Will promiitlv attend to the collection of hi one v. or any general business entrusted to him. Address, " Salem, Forsyth county, N. C." Oct 1-dly 1 t r u is Vi aijj;t i' , WITH D. COMJt tll RRAY, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, noiilh Mreel, Icvr ork, Sept. 1. dly T 1 1 liiVot ii, iAKi;v & t o., 31 MANUFACTURERS OF SASHES, FRAMES Bunds, Doo'rs-and Spoke, of a r uperior quality. ; SALISBURY, N O.: All kind,-, of Ornamental Woid: Work,: Palings, Bracket,;, &c.,-done at short mrfice. ( ntracts taken for fitting up and for erection of Buildings -of all illKlS; ; Sept fVdfinr w. KAKSIKU, ARCHITECT A- CIVIL ENGINEER. SALISBURY, N. C., Will furnish Designs and Specifications fqr; and su perintend Town Houses, Cottages,'";. Villas. Stores, C'.urcbes, Pu'dic Buihlings; also for constructions belonging to Railroads, as Bridges of Stone, Wood or Iron, and all buildings required at Stations. Plans and Estimates giveii.for the Improvement of Water Power and 3Ieflianical Constructions in general. References. lion. John W. Ellis ;. Ch arles F. s . ifjuci, x ic., ai . xi. it. , v. x . . l ii ici. ii iiii, x i trfir. , l v;.i..,. i...... r i i . f i r.,..iA..i..n rr...n . J. C. Turner, Chief Eng. W. N. C. R.-R. ; R. F. Si- monton, treasurer. . " . Sept b-dhm A; 11 C IS 1 T K V X u -:.- WM. PER CI VAL, Architect and C ivil liisineer, Otlice, Smith's Brick Building, Favetteville Street, RALEIGH, N. C," Will fumisb designs for Churches, Public Buildings, Stores, Town and Country residences, Alterations of Old Buildings, Specifications and Superintendence. He will also attend' to the Laying off Grounds for Ornamentation.', and supply Maps of same. With an educational training for his profession and a practical experience of more than sixteen years, on IMibiie and private works in Europe, Canada and the Tnited .States, he hopes to give satisfaction. -He re spectfully refers to those by whom he is professionally engaged in this Slate .The Building Committee on the ChapelTIill Uitiver- sity Improvements. The "Building Commit ndttee of the Raleigh hew Baptist Church ' ' R. S. Tucker, Esq., Raleigh. William M. Boylan, Esq., Raleigh. Wm. S. Battle, Esq., Rocky Mount, Edgecombe Co. N. 15. A large number of Original Designs for Churches, Villas, &c: can be seen at his office. Sept 1 ' dim PItl.TKRi niul E.XiRAVKRS' CARIJJt and Card Board, at ALLEN S Card Depot, No. 30 Beckmau Street, New .Y"4rk, at very low rates for cash.- 40,fK0 sheetsof Card Board, consist- V",r T- ' 1 V V? i"-,' l(. - rS' Railmad, Railroad Ticket, Pnntcrs ana Loloied Boards of all kinds. 4,o'i0 'dozen of the above kinds of all sires. 10,000 Gold Embossed Show Cards; 20,000 Chromotvpe do. : 3-"0 dozen Fancy Cards ; 600 doz. Firemen's, 3liUtr- and Civic Ball Cards; 500 doz. Orders of Dancing, all sizes, plain and fancy; Glazed IVters, all colors (trade -'sup-. plied ; Bronzes, ail qualities -. ,': .;. mnl i-. ,'iV a iii v i I u x rrTi t - i from articles, and all others who may waist them, tjiat he sible point on the Atlantic & North Carolina Railt Roail, MEAL, FLOUR, LATHES, and all decn t ion's of LUMBER, at ns low prices a they can be fnrwi. d-wlipv lie ronectfullv solieitt' orders. I Oct 7 Su - -K.ti,N. C TWDAnTlTTA T1KAI.RKM IN 1.1 .MllKli. i JL LATHES, MEAL AND FLOUR. The un.ler- j One man was stabbed, i.r,.A T.rtino.,r r.f Tull'ii Sfmn Mills - bear Kin i dprpffl, we learn, are n- I"IUCU , iVIVl - . .... - - , , - -. " T - ston. N. C begs leave to inform dealers in the above It is sai i al least fifty men YK A HLY A1)V EHTI SING KATES. Half jqcark. o!jk sqriRt. ?7.e.d,"7.:: ,"" ay:.'...... so " iia . Tiiree dajs. . . Four day.. .... Five day One wevk...... Two wtH'ki. . j. . One niontli-..-- Wo da v. . "I" t -i oJf ,nre days....;..:.l 00 Four days.; Hl23 75 Tife day : .....1 50 .. 7 One w?k..Vit.u.1 75 4 Two ". . ...2 73 ..2 00 fOne mouth.... ....... 4 IK) ..3 50 Twomiintlif;;.;.i.l7 IX) ..5 00 Three months-,. i... Id DO ..8 Oft Six -months- ,.16 00 .15 00 One year......... ... 00 j TVo-tmiitlts.-.; Three months, i j Six months, Im- rear.. ., Twelve line make a yquar, mix lineo a halfjnar. IjU-ra I arrangements made with yerry advertisers. DAILY PROGRESS.' TI I UR.SDAY MORN ING, DEC. 2, 185 Written for the " Daily Pnigrtwi." Frieudnhlp, l.ile, Lore. r f ' BY BEATRICE. " --' - ' : What is fiieudblupT "Tis us a naine: ; Thut's written on the shore ; ' f Tbe wave will rise and wash the sand. We i?ee the name no more, . . , "I"'" thus that frituids while wealth abound,;-, Are ever by our side, . k But sliould misfortune on via frown, They go with fortune' tide ' " But what its love? 'Tis like a rock, : " Imbedded by the' sea ; ' ! Toe wind may blow, the ocean rock, But firm 'twill ever be. Thus love when once within the heart, K ' Defies misfortiyie's wave ; i 4 .' " It lives and ne'er will from it part . "' 5 Till buried iu the grave. , n 4 And what is life 1 'Tis like a flower, ' ' - Bedecked in transient hues : '" . - Ere we the treasure bold with power, y It droops, it fades; it dies; ; , : s v si Th flowers will live and bloom again - As lyve'ly as "before," And we mnv find a life and rein ' ' Where death will come tio more. From the Paris Correspondence of a N. Y. Journal. Scandal About E.wekok N a r oleox .A" little scandal is afloat about the Emperor just now," which is said to have excited the suscepti bility of her Majesty ; Eugenie. There is a very beautiful lady by the name pf M residing- in a cottage at St. Cloud, and the story runs that the Emperor meeting her one day in the park, when taking a quiet ride with Col. Fleury andtwo servants, w as so: struck with her that he caused inquiries to be made, which resulted m the fol lowing romantic history : . t . : , It was ascertained that her maiden name was E ; that she was the daughter of ah English baronet, and had very recently married'a Colonel M , a gentleman of. considerable fortune. " Im mediately after the marriage the parties wentlto spend the honeymoon at Oxford,, from which far tamed. University .the parties returned after a'fort night's sojourn. In the manner of the lady there was nothing to show that she was not contented with her new situation ; but it was. observed the brow of Col. M , who was some ; twenty-five years the young lady's senior was clouded, The newly married pair were visiting at the house of the bride's father, when in the" course of the night, the whole family were , aroused s from their slumber by frightful screams coming from Mrs. -'s chamber, and shortly after, by the door beii opend, and tbe lady . herself rushing out. The result of this strange affair was, .that the lady and her husband were accommodated with.seperate apartments, and a,few days after wards Mrs. - -, aniill the tears ef her' relatives. f and evidently with the profound sorrow of her husband, took her departure, and has since been living at St. Cloud. - She is not yet twenty years of age. " Her eyes are of that lustrous hue, it is said, which is por trayed in the paintings of Murillu ; aud, though English, her complexion is that of a transparent brunette. The cause of her early lnatrimonal difference is said to be simply a determined re pnguaii.ee to submit to . the embraces of her hus band, rather than encounter which hc quitted him. Her mother is known to bp of very eccen ti ic characf er, and two of her brothers were once j under restraint, in cinsequence of what appeared; j very like direct Insanity. . ; ! - : j. The Emjicror was greatly interested in all he bad beard of this young lady, and induced the : Empress to command- her attendance at the palace, i where her l)eauty, the simplicity of her manners, and the slight shade of melancholy whjch tinged her smile, made her the object of general attrac- tion. The Eifitress conccivexl a warm friendship for 'her,7 and had her constantly about her person, i till one day something in the dejiftrtment of his ; Majesty to the interesting stranger greatly offend, ! ed her, and, with her usual impulsiveness, the I new born friendship was broken off since which : the. beautiful Mrs. M - has been seen no more , . , . ... T "l. i" pa.ace ; out ii is averreu uiai me rmperur himseit has been more than onre seen incog to enter the cottage, and that his Majesty's success has been greater than that of the gallant Colonel in inducing the u bride and no wife" to submit to the universal law of marriage. I give the late rumur as it was told me: and, though I vouch for nothing, I believe there is some truth in it. i i Royal Tomfoolery. Can it be wondered at that royalty is rendered ridiculous in the eyes of Americans, when the absurdities of some of its customs appear in the English newspapers f i Here is a sjecimen paragraph from the London - TeJegrap i. Commenting upon the appointment ! of the Prince of Wales (aged 17) to the Colonel- ! -v,of a regiment, apposition that brave men reach j on ly alter years oi aruuous feriyeaiiu uaxxxig valor, the paper remarks ;- The infant Archduchess of Austria, by a sort of ; Pragmatic sanction 'unknown out of Germany, is a Colonel of Horse ; the baby of Louis Napoleon ! holds a military command; the Queen of Grace Vis a brigadier; and. before long, it is more than probable that tho Princes Frederick William of Prussia will be enrolled as Captan of a Cuirassier Guard. V ,''.' '"" -' ! - - A Mississippi Frce FiGirr.-The Rankin -"-," . county (Miss.) Journal tells of a free fight at the ; Court-house of that eounty, which beats even A ,.',' tx North Carolina hght. . It says: j "After the trial, there was a general fighf, ; -jfj, we are told was unequalhd in jKint of the nuin,er en-rared. by anvthitg that has ever,hap- I r r- - . 1 . - pc-ncl in tlie county. One Mlw canglit.np i J V . Anomer iwi wo-um num;, wilu which ue ucn xo tv i.v .- j . and the wounds, though ot liltelv to prove - mortal. were engaged in the j row. HD'G BT a MoB A man named Myers was want0nly stabbed and killed at Hannibal, I1L4, ft few -jav8 nr0t br a desperado named Adams, .'. f. .. 7:,i .. vi ? u J tres where he Knng until life was eitiuct. 1 r -" " i. ft i-4