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L-For Telegraph see Fourth Page.
---General Grant will shortly take a summer trip
the White Mountains.
A .rein of silrer is reported to have been discov
1 at Bayfie1lj Wisconsin, and promises 'a rich
d. , "0
A telegratu from Nashville staU that Emerton
erldge is to be tried by court-martial for uttering
lions language.
-The Connecticut LegiaJature, after a sessioD of
3 weeks, adjourned sine die on tho 2lsi.
On July 4th, the Mayor of G i vfton, Texas, vaa
jd under arrest by the military authorities for
lory conduct.
The election for municipal officers came off at
rfeksburg, Va., last week. Montgomery Slaugh
3 reelected Mayor. There was scarcely a change
Council.,
"resident Johnson has declined thg invitation to
Joston.
-The Rennsylvaoia Uripo State Convention Is to
. 1 Hariisburg, August 17th.
I officially announced that the port ot Tnx-,..-:IXsxico,
is open to foreign trade. .
I lfty prisoners are to be sent to the New
. "hire State prison. X
JihnTJ. Gough, the temperance lecturer, reports
i Accme of $9,000 a year.
7fS8els with cargoes ot cotton have sailed from
Orleans fpr St. Petersburg.
rifty thousand widows are receiving United
iltzizz pensions.
k IA." Jayne, of. Philadelphia, returns an income
. t 7: . r Of $127,149.
. 11 2 wheat crop Of Louisiaoa ia immense. The
cujir c:;p Is less than it was last year.
', 11 3 receipts of internal revenue from the 1st to
t! .2 'IT . j. instant, inclusive, amount to $12,239,000
' 11:rehas been' insubordination among the color
c Hr.: j at Savannah, but it was soon suppressed by
"A measures.
A -.an io New-York jumped twelve feet and one
A: fty dollars.
A Knewed effort is being made to induce the
'. .t to relax the confiscation laws in Richmond.
. Roes, the wife of the Hon. John Rosa, Chief
v. :rpkee Nation, died at her residence in Phila-
cutThursday. - i
:3 is reason to believe that the Governmsnt
i short time, make known its policy'in regard
Aroe doctjine and the French occupation of
reinforcements of troops to the number
.78. thousand are said to have been put
: I to-Sherldan within a few days
lGrant is reported to have said, in a con
X ! the Mexican Minister a few days ago
i will have to leave M exico.".
y. General Speed has rendered an opinion
; McCullcch upon claims for cotton cap
:rman in Savannah: He decides that all
1 by military forces in insurrectionary dis
lafed property within the meaning of the
388, wh ether owBed by loyal men or not.
cf t.
cn t:.
A": . li that recourse must be had In disputed
c . . j A3 Cotirt of Claims, and that jartediction can
r Alo conf :re$ upon a- commiasioiPappolnted either
1 7 tl3 Pr: llent or Secretary of the Treasury io ex
tnAsa tba claims in questioa and to make restoration
cf ths prc;::diof so much of the cotton as may belong
to Iojil c' In auts.
A f Aiilty occurred at a pic-nic at Rock
Sprirj, Tc-a'iijori the 18kh inst., between returned
Union end Rsbel soldiers, which resulted in the
death cf t!:r 2 and tfie seriously 'wounding of seven
othcr3. " jA
la l;!!':nce from Robinson county, Tenn., re
: Alhi IAbe officials granting certificates of reg
.! '.. " : t; U jwho apply, In disregard of the pro
$ ' c f ; 1 i franchise law.
J 3A II 6d, the anti-State Government candl
dita fcr LArresa from the Chattanooga District,
Tccncrcc3t h.; s beeii removed from the Postmastershlp
cf Ch-.ttaccojs, and E. James, the Radical Clerk of
t!.sT-n::::3, House of Representatives, appointed
ia I A A::-.
-1 :
;pbrt, R. I., sea-bathiDg commences t
land the streets are alive with car
;iig to the beach. From this hour until
lining dresses are worn. At 1 o'clock
! eared of l idies, and masculines "go
of-nature till three o'clock, when, at .
; f ;a flag, the bathers resume their clo
. seed homeward.
: jfeing is the number of troops furnished
VA A
the war by several different States:
' d l Vermont, 34,40 : Conoecticat, 54,
NUland, 26,356 ; Vest Virginia, 29,012;
358, 706 : New Hampshire, 33,258 ;
18j-; PtiinsvlvHni, 360,000; and Iowa,
A
nation occurred bet weou a Union soldier
d rbel, hear Miller Station, Mo., on
vil, list Sunday, when th i-ter shot th
Ihiui iiiiCtot y. The citiasens caught the
iwit.h little ccrem 1 uy, hung him.
m as has ordered that the Hon. Emei
1 ba leKl at Col nmbus, Ky.p until fur
id not be allowed to converse on politi
in.nf close confinement. He is now
I . . ; A
, Jtich il!Ki Magili, two emfuent Catho
ihttSouth, are sojourning in New York.
Shaker of the ex -rebel House of
Virginia, is jD Washington, urging his
t pardon.
Xteen hundred male clerks, messengers
ployed i prent in the Treasury De-
bUDdro.l w d 'sailed officers and sol-
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HuHlre.i lady ctcrks are chiefly re
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I relatives of disabled and
VOL. VI
STATE ITEMS Original and Selected .
Speaking of the illness of Gov'. Holden, the Salis
bury Banner says "this is unfortunate at the pres
ent time. The process of reconstructing the State
was progressing in hfs hands so rapidly to a happy
solution that we deplore any interuption or delay.
We sincerely hope the illness will be but a temporary
one, a"hd that evennow Gov. Holden may with his
rapid and energetic mind be engaged in th"e task'
wisely intrusted to him by the President."
We are glad tp believe that the Governor will
not be detained a great while from the important
duties of his position.
The first traiu over the Wilmington, Charlotte
and Rutherford railroad, since the occupation of the
State by the federal troops, arrived Monday from
above, and left on an upward trip the next morn
ing. aw"
In accordance with the findings and sentence of
a military commission recently convened in Salisbu
ry in thisState, a nsgro, named Alfred Locke, of
Rowan county, is to b hanged on Friday, the 11th
of August. Locke is convicted of committing a
rape upon a white woman namd Mary Sloan, and
righteously deserves the punishment that awaits
him.
Turpentine in large quantities is reaching the
poast towns of the State by raft and therwise.
Advices from the interior of the State give glowing
descriptions of the corn crop. " A cotenrporary says
that on every hand the fields abound with promise.
The breadth oT laud planted this year was somewhat
restricted owing to military operations, but the ciop
is in a most gladdoing condition.
Salishury is evidently looking up and the people
appear determiBed to catch ' the spirit ot improve
ment in all its fresh i-eM. We Itan: from a notice in
the columns Of the Union Banner "that the work on
the Western N. C. R. Road burnt by uur rough visitor
Stt.neman is being temporarily fixed up to answer
the immediate purposes of the company. Dr. Halj
ia busy making brick for the purpose of bnilding, on
the burnt square right in the heart ot the city. New
stores have been opened. An .omnibus visits daily
the cars from Howerton'a Hutel. the gas works are
again in operation, the Exprtss wagon runs rapidly
along the streets delivering and receiving packages,
the trains from all points go and come rtularly and
in all we present a bustling and trnsy appearance
which is most pleasing to observe and which presents
a bright contrast to the apathy that scented to have
seized our people the past few years.
The Mayor of Wilmiugton assumed the fanctions
of his office on the 24th inst., and was very busy
with the regulation of different affairs during the
entire day. The board of commissioners met early
in the morning, and were in session for some houis.
There was nothing, very unusual, says the Herald,
to denote the change. T!e sun did not stand still,
as it did 00 one occasion for Joshua, neither were the
other heavenly bolies guilty of rudeness or misbe
havior. It thundered, lightened and rained, but it
did the same' on Sunday. There , was no change no
ticed in the conduct of men. Every one seemed
quiet, and disposed tb look mainly to their own af
fairs and let the law do the same.
In the afternoon the police met nt'tho mayor's of
fice to receive their instructions before going on duty.
The first of these guard were put on the streets at
seven o'clock Tuesday evening, and hereafter it is in
tended that at no time will the city be without a
force on duty sufficient to meet any and all requirements.-
- The work has commenced and it is earnestly hoped
and expected that not only will a new broom sweep
clean, but that it will, like old cognac, improve with
age, and that under this administration there will be
"safety for the citizen and prosperity for the commu
nity." NEW ADVERTISE 31 ENTS.
BY B. P. WILLIAMSON & CO.,
Auctioneers and Cpmmisrion Herohants,
WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION, IN FRONT OF
our store, on Fayetteville streetflat Harding's,)
Raleigh, this day, (Friday) at 11 o'dock, a. m
FIFTY BARRELS DAMAGED PLODR.
Samples can be see at tur etore.
B. P. WILLIAMSON & CO.,
jy 28-lt Auctioneers, etc.
.A. RAEE CHANCE
For any one Wishing to Build a
Fine House.
THE ADVERTISER OFFERS FOR SALE THE
frame work,; all morticed and ready to put together,
TuJ-RGrtt HOUSE,
46X56 feet, cottage syle 8 rooms with ba3ement ; to
getnei with
16 pairJDiiaas pnmea ;
17 Door Shutters and Frames ;
14 Large Window Frames, with Rollers ;
7 Window Frames without Rollers ;
4 Sett Sash Glazed Glass 10 X 18 ;
6 Frontispieces for fire p'acea.
Thia work was done anil the material prepared for a
large, fine building, and nothing but flooring, weather
boarding, shingled and lathes and lime are wantiDg to
finish it all the rest bsing on the ground.
TheTroperty may be seen, with a drawing of the build
ing, and terms asceitained by calling on or addressing
Jy26-lm j EDITOR PROGRESS.
H. J. HESSELBACH,
dOPPER AND TIN SMITH,
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT HE HAS
re-opeued his establishment at his old stand, oppo
site the Market House, Raieigh, N. C, and is now pre
pared to manufacture Turpentine andBrandy Stills, and
all kinds of Tin and Copper Ware. je 3Mf
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POSTPONEMENT.
rriHE MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS " OF
1 the Wilmiagton A Widon Railroad Company, d
V?ftid to be held in this place oa.the 25th instant, is
postponed until Tuesday, 1st of Auzust
F v S. D. WALLACE, President.
Wilmiugton, July 24. 1865.-.rtd
RALEIGH, FRIDAY, JULY
THE CITY.
Impositions upon Govebnment. A geLtleman
whose position no lefs than his vtracity entitles him
to the utmost credence, informs ns that the kindly
spirit of the government towards freedmen is much
abased , especially in the matter of transportation. It
6j.pt ars that under the present system every worth
less negro iD the country can secure transportation at
will and without any avouchment of their necessities.
It is nly required that they shali state they live in
Wilmington, and immediately they are ticketecVfot
that city. At "Wilmington, if they grow weary of the
tasks which necessarily appertain to freedom, another
transportation office can be visited, and upon mere
asst-rtion oi" Wicg residents of August, Qa., or any
other point, the label requisite to forward them to
tbat point is furnished, aod so on without limit or
authentication.
We wish to fay that the government has leen
niUMficen t in its arrangements looking to the. promo
te n of the negrce's interest) the army officers arn
far too generc us towards them and the people fet 1
entirely willing toeupply employment; but all there
njay find it imperative with them to adopt for safety
b very different rule. The practice.of furnishing in
discriminate transportation as frequantly as there is
3 demand for it, is contributing perhaps more than all
else to foster and develop not only discontent and
idleness, but actual hatred of industry. It will" be
vain to seek to organize thislcment of industry as
loDg as it can rove without expense to the individuals
composing it from one city to another, and from
Virgiuia and -Nortk Carolina to Georgia and Louis
iana. If the government is sincere in its desire to im
prove the African's condition and we believe it is
we suggest some arrangement for imbuing him with
principles oi stability rather a development of migra
tory habits.
Silks to"be More Costly. The homespun idea
of Southern ladies having been shown to be either -mania
or paroxysm rather than a principle, it will
interest them in a regretful sense to hear that silks
are doomed to sell at a much higher figure in a
short time than 'heretofore. The silk breeders of
France are in a position of the greatest distress.
A strange disease, which has reappeared among
the worms from time to time notably in 1858 and
1710 has since 1860, recommenced its ravages,
till the price of seed has risen ten fold and the mul
berry leaves have so fallen ofif that the planters
threaten to cut down the trees and use the land
for some more profitable cultivation. The disease
shows itself according to a petition analyzed in
the China Telegraph, just as.the worm is about to
begin the cocoon so that the breeder has the trou
ble of rearing for nothing, and has to purchase
seed, as it were, in the dark.
In view of this distress, the loom may still find
its votaries and homespun keep up its significance.
Provost's Sanctum. The muleteers and muske
teers are classes who more frequently pace the pro
vost's sanctum than any others in the community.
Yesterday, a dozen or more cases on the same old
subject, viz : a mule or horse, claimed by two or more
different parties, were decided by Capt. Barnett.
A email boy from Philadelphia was brought up,
charged with theft. "The evidence was insufficient
to prove his guilt, but strong enough to justify his
confinement until his innocence could be established
or the offonce proved.
Two women complained of an attack on themselves
aod sister, Wednesday night, and gave a highly
wrought account of the Injuries and InBults. Thier
spirits were soon recovered and although two men,
who were participants, were placed in confinement,
they will probably be released to-day. The evidence
was rather insufficient and very amusing.
Besides Ihese there were no other cases at all inte
resting. A list of complaints, however, if given to
the public, would surprise everybody by their trivial
and yet numerically vast character.
-
Putrageous. It is stated to us that while the
ISth Pennsylvania Cavalry were lying in the vicin
ity of the city, and just before going home, some
of their number caught an old negro woman and
for a long time amused themselves by tossing her
.up and down in a blanket. . On one of these occa
sions alter throwing her some feet in the air, they
withdrew the blanket, let her fall to the ground,
and caused serious injury to-her limbs. Not satis
fied, however, with their diabolical sport, they then
filled her eyes, nose and ears with mud very much
after the manner of charging piece of ordnance.
We understand the poor negro died from the ef
fects of this maltreatmnt?-
Such a shameful proceeding will be held as truly
reprehensible by every christian man north and
south, and the perpetrators of the outrage deserve
the severest punishment.
, i -
Queer Bill of Fare. An army official who has
served acceptably in one of the apartments here
since the occupation of the city by the forces of the
United States, was recently transferred to another
point. A number of gentlemen employed in his of
fice sent a very complimentary letter, inviting him
to join them in a day of festivity. With a faste
which is relieved of all vulgarity, he declined the
"feast of re .son and floveof.soul," by sending them
a letter of which the following is the conclusion :
I am forced to forbear writing mor suffice it to
ay that we should be pleased to see you at Head
Quarters as your convenience will allow, where my
fellow "officers" will receive- you kindly, and place
at your disposal the following refreshments: .
Saw dirst, any quantity ; Mucilage, one half gill ;
extra black iiik, 2 small viah, and flies in propar-tion.
28, 1865
NO. 217
. W. & W. Railroad Stocshldrr'$ Meetikg.
We have been requested to state that a special
train will be tun for the accommodation of the
stockholders ef the Wilmington & Weldon Rail
road who desire to attend the meetingof the stock
holders in Wilmington, on Tuesday the 1st of Au
gust. Tbeyrain will leave Goldsborof on Monday
on the arffval of the regular train from Raleigh
(about 1 o'clock, p ra.,) and run through in about
five hours.
Scarce. A walk yesterday over all the territory
embraced within, the corporate limits of Raleigh,
failed to generate a solitary item. We saw much
that was ludicrous, some things ridiqulous, others
worthy the painter's brush but nothing of tragic,
criminal or social import. It was qua te gratifying
to witness the stivrdy industry and cheerful faces of
the people, and to feel that an era ispbeing" reached
in which something like, security of person and
property will exist. f
Gonf. The combustibles ahell imd its like-
which ffcDiained for ro lofig a time aM.be ctntral rail
road depot, exp wd b a?t uluntl ignition, have been
removed to a place where there is but jsmall prospect
of harm from its storage. The suggestion of the
danger was made in the Progress, abd before night
the transfer had been effected. 1
Attempt to Escape. A soldier confined in the
City Jail for some nffenoe to us unknown, jnmped
from one of the room windows f the prison and then
over the high palling into the street, last . Wednesday,
evening, thus attempting to escape! The guard,
however, gathered him up and. returned the would be
fugitive to durauce vile. I
Aj Fortress Monroe. The 9th Mafne Regt. of in
fantry, recently on duty at Raleigh, arrived at For'
tress Menroe on the 20th inst. from forehead City,
commanded by Lieut. Col. Noble. Tjhey numbered
343 muskets and we are glad to se from North
ern correspondence that they speak of our State
and in people in very complimentary terms.
13-evtt Maj. Gen. Kilpatrick, commanding the
cav: iy cl the military division ol Mississippi, was
expected here last night at the Exchjauge lotel.
Brevet Col. Estes preceded him.
In New York. Among the ariva
s at the New
Jeut. E. Heb-
York Hotel, we notice the names of
bard and lady of North Carolina.
Old Papers. For wrapping purpose can be
had from cur counting room at 60 jcents per hun
dred. I
At Blumesthal's Soda Fountain, pn Fayetteville
street,Thursday,the thermometer ragged as bolow :
9-a. m. 89 J 1 pj. m. 92
10 a. m. 90 "' 2 p.' m. 93
11 a. m. 90 3 p. m. 93f
12 a. m. 91 4 p. m. 93
RALEIGH MONEY MARKET;
REVISED DAILY BY B. F. GRADY, EXCHANGE BROKER,
13, Fayetteville Street.
Buying Bates.
Gold $1.40 ; Silver $1.35 ; North Carolina Bank
Notes 10 a 25 cents on the dollar; oither Southern
Bank Notes 10 a 30 cents on the dollar. Northern
State Bank Notes 75 a 80 cents on the dollar.
North Carolina bonds, old sixes, coupons, $70.
MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED DAILY BY
Grocer and Dealer in Provisions.
Apples Dried, $1 50 per bushel,
" Green, $1 per bushel, small,
Bacon Firm, sales at 17c per lb.
Beef 15c per lb.
Butter 25c per lb.
Cheese te50c per lb.
Chickens 2025c a piece.
Coflfee 50c per lb.
Corn 80c90c per bushel.
Eggs 25c per dozen.
Flour Superfine $910 per bbl. ;
Honey in'comb, 25 to 30c per lb.
Lamb 12l5c per lb.
Lard 15c per lb.
Meal $1 per bushel.
Mullets-$20 per bbl.
Mackerel $22 per bbl.
Onions $1 per bushel.
Peaches dried 10 to 25c per lb.
Peas White $100 ; Stock 90 to $1; Gardes 40c per
peck.
Potatoes Irish $1 and sweet $1 per bushel.
Sugar Crushed 50c per lb ; Brown 25c
Syrup 50c per gallon.
Soda Cooking, 40c per pound.
Headquarters Post of Raleigh, V -
Jaly 26th 1865;
General Ohdeb,
No. 20 J
T MERCHANTS, SUTLERS, AND OTHERS ARE
I hereby strictly prohibited from selling any Spirituous
Liquors to any person whether officer, soldier or crrilian.
II. All persons having any such Liquors in their posses
sion will immediately close their Bar Roomg.
III. Those who now hare Intoxicating Liquor in their
Sossession will immediately report the fact to the Provost
larshal, who will enter on his books their names and
places of business,
IV. The proprietors of billiard rooms and ten-pin al
leys are cautioned against allowiag enlisted men to loange
about their premises. No enlssted man will be allowed
to remain in any ploceofthis kind after dark,
V. There will bs no place of business allowed to be kept
open on Sunday, except drug stores. -
Any one violating this order wilt be arrested and tried
by Military Court.
By erder- of Lt. Col. J. If. McDonald Comd'g Post.
GEO. E. A VENT,
july.26 lw Capt. 3d N. T. A Post Adj't.
PTEW SCHEDULE.
FROM RALEIGH TO PETERSBURG.
THROUGH 1 5V ONE EY.
ON AND AFTER THURSDAT NEXT, THE RAL
eigh and Gaston train will leave Raleigh at 5 a. m.,
and reach Gaston at 12 in.
Petersburg train wtil leave at 1 p in., and reach the
terminus of the I'eUreburg Road at 5 p. ra.
A surticientnumberof ownibuaesand wa 'en havebeen
secureotake al: the pasdeagers and baggage from the
Leave Petersburg at 4 a. m., reach Gaston at 11 a-a.
Leave Gaston at 12 a. m. and reach Raleigh at 7 p. m.
P. A. DUNN, Sup't R. k G. B. R.
RM. DUNLOP, 8p't Petersburg R.
RaWiga, June 21, 1865 je 22-tf
TERMS
, SATES OF SUBSi'ftlPTlu.S
Daily, 1 lear.. $10 ou
iaih, 1 .,
W-Akly. 1 Year
$1 o
' -.6 Months son
3 Months... 3 00
b A'onthis. ,
1.50
Muit be paid in advance in ail op nr tho ..;
not be sent; and the paper will be stopped when the time
Hm lur Mpires, uniees renew eo.
NEWSBOYS AND NEWS DEALERS
Will be furnished at th rt nf K& n nn.o - :
All orders mujst be accompanied bj the money.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Ordinary advertisements. OCCUri v? n cr nnt. mnra ikon
lines solid minion, or one inch space
1 insertion.. ..$1 00
2 Weeks $6 00
1 Month..' 10 ou
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3 " 20 00
6 " 3tt 00
3
4
..w 2 00
.... 2 50
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5 "
I Week. 3 50
1 lear... 50 OO
t : . ... i . . .
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De charged 10 exact proportion.
YEARLY CONTRACTS
Will be made in accordance with the following schedule
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12" 1 200 00
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wuiyittoeewno contract lor one-tourih. on.iiiH'
column, for ene, three, six, or twelve months, will receive
ure oenent 01 tnese terms.
Contract advertisers must Dav bv th mnn'ii, !!
others in advance. '
All advertisements must be marked niK
and no advertisement will be inserted " tili forbid " '
Advrtreements inserted once, twice or three titties a
week will be charged One Dollar a square for every in
sertion. OUR CIRCULATION
Is larger in the city and throughout the Stat than an
other paper in North Carolina. The Progress i read
in the camp and among the people by a much larger
number of persons, than any other paper, and henc its
importance as an advertising medium should not be over
looked by business men.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special Notices will be set in minion, leaded, and in
sorted under the Special Notice head, and One Dollar a
Sqare charged for every insertion.
LOCAL COLUMN.
Only short notices will be admitted to the Local Col
umn, at the following rates:
One Line, One Dav $1 00 I Three Lines, One Day $2 00
Two Lines, " 1 50 Five Lines, " ' 2 50
Ten Lines, or more, at the rate of Twenty-live Cent a
Line for each insertion.
FUNERAL NOTICES, MARRIAGES, fc
Will be charged same as Advertisements, and must be
paid for when handed in, or they will not appear.
The above Rates will be adhered to in all cases, and as
we have to pay cash for every thing in our business, we
must demand cash.
June, 26, 1865. J. K PENN1NGTO V 4 CO.
TO SUBSCRIBERS AND AD VERTJSERS.
We have t pay cash for papr, ink and labor, and we
must have more cash from those for whom we ' work or
we cannot pay our current expenses. We know there
is but little money in circulation, but there are but few
persons who want a newspaper that canDot spare the
money to pay for it. Persons seeing their paper marked
must remit the money or it will be stopped.
Advertisers must pay in advance for all transient mat
ter, and business men who advertise regularlv will be
expected to pay their bills monthly.
Job Printing must be paicLfor when delivered.
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jy 15-tl Agent-
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References. Branson Je Farrar and tS. H. Young,
RaJeigbN. C. jy 24 Kit
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPOSE TO HE
paii Steam Mills, Cotton Factory Machin. ry. and
Machinery of all kinds, and do anv'bing in the Win -wright
line. 3 NUTALL & JACKSON.
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Jy 25-1 w
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' OR ANY POINT
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C, respectfullj announces to the public that he ha-
JUST 3R, IE CEIVED
a large and well-selected assortment of Di y Gnoii!?, La
dies' Furnishing. Goods, Boots and Shoes, UatJ nd Caps,
4c. This stock was purchased in Xevv York unce th-j
recent decline in prices, and is now oflered at terms lower
than goodsf the same description can b purchased iu
Newbern or arijr point south of Baltimore . .
Country Merchants and others supplied at wholosal.
jy 15-lm
' EEMOArAL !
Peace and Liberty Ealing Saloon
REMOVED TO THE
OLD POST- OFFICE,
FAYETTEVILLK MTHKF'I .
BOSS & McGOWAH, Proprietors.
rpHIrf WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR ESTAP,
I ligbment has been removed to the .M Po?.t 'Jtlict
stand, Fetteviile Street, next to the marketf whrrr
Meals are futished trno C 'cV-ck in the m i r.iisir ui.t .i
9 o'clock at night. There being a fine
attached, customers will be able to get the best Wines .
aad Liquors to be found ie the City.
lee Cream, Fruits, Melons, Ac, in abandonee at, atl
times.
Give us a c ill and we will guarantee satisfaction.
jy24-lw ROSS A McGOWAX
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