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BY J. L. .FKH NlSGIOaL & CO.
' THE ISTEWS. '
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For lattrft ntwrs sec Fourth Pg. ' s
jjo "loe to the whereabout of Ed. Ketcbum bus
been discovered Jet. An ancuymotis letter received
by tie Edict's ol the New York Herald, andaidrej
ed to the Elder Ketchon,, saya'the forgerla t(?6talfd
In a shanty on tho Bloomiogdale road ; but the eUfc--inent
is not considered reliable. j
-MatMaretzek, thegeat JtaHan opera-tnaD in in
ew York charges Bennett of the Berald with having
levied Mack motion hin to the tone of thousands f
dollar a year.
; the Constitutional Conjeutiofc of Colorado Ter
ritory 'ha appoint the 19th of .September as the
day for an election to decide whether the Constitu
tion shall be adopted or rejected. 1
' Untenant Cbarl, Armsfrong, of the First West
Tirginia cavalry, ws shot and killed, Co Friday last,
at MartinsTille, Pa., by ChmEnslnger, whn mU
he had insulted. .
-i-President Johnson's brother is decrihed as " a
renerable old gentleman, with a long flowing b-ard ."
A fonr-act drama, styled " The Assassination' of
President Lincoln," J playing in the Dundee (Scot
land) theatre. j
Marmaduke Johnson, Commonwealth Attorney
of Richmond Va., has resigned, he considoricg himself
Ineligible, having been ia the rebel service.
Among the celebrities at Saratoga is Mrs. Per
rfoe, the Baltimore female, who was arrested and im
prisoned for sending a sword to Harry. Gllmore.-r-Harry,
the jannty rebel raider, has also been at ; the
Springs, and many yonng ladies were " dying" to get
acquainted with the- buckram hero.
, Between the United States of America and the
United States of Columbia a convention, supplemen
tal to that of September 10th, has just been proclaim
ed. The joint com mission heretofore appointed for
the examination and adjustment of such claims as
were presented, but not settled, is extended for nine
months.
It is reported that Colonel A. D. Streight, whe se
escape from Libby Prison gave him a national repu
tation, is about to become the editor of the Indianap
olis Sentinel, the State organ of the op position in In
diana a journal heretofore remarkable for its seces
sion proclivities and identification with the t). A.
K.'s. This itf an indication that the Democratic
bodies in Indiana, like those of Maine, New York,
and Minnesota, have determined upon i change
front.
There are now nearly three hundred Chinamen
living in New York, bat probably not half a dozen
women from that country. There are two or three
Chinese families. About fifty of the Chinamen are
married most of tbem to Irish women. They are
generally industrious, but somewhat addicted to
drink" ing, rnd they are not cleanly in their habits.
Many of them are at work as porters in stores, and
are faithful to their employers.
A number of persons in the county of Stafford,
Va , have been swindled by a knave, who informed
them Jhat he was an agent of confiscation for the
United States, and that unless they paid him fifty
rents per acre for each acre of land now In corn, their
land would be sold, and they would never be allowed
to purchase it. By this statement, and by means jpf
threats, he succeeded in obtain ing, in several in
stances, all the money which the persons had at the
time.
Gov. Brownlow says he has had an interview
with John-Bell. He laen years older than before
the Rebellion. His hair and whiskers have grown
extra gray, and his teeth are falling out. He de
i nounces the conspirators in unmeasured terms ; says
they are traitors, and charges upon them the ruin of
the South. The old man has but one consolation in
his hours, of sadness it is manufactured in Bourbon
county.
The Utlca Heralfrs&js a daughter of the old
Duke of Wellington, whom her father disinherited
for marrying against his wishes, passed through that
place with her husband on Monday. The lady is a
blonde, and endeavors te add to her beauty (they say)
by coloring her eyebrows. The, couple are just from
Saratoga.
A Committee has been formed in Cinciunatti to
erect a monument to Major-General McPherson, the
bravest of the brave, who fell during the seige of At
lanta. The statue of Jefferson, executed in marble by
the late Tirginla artist, Alexander Gait, of Norfolk,
now lies in the University of Virginia, boxed up, just
aa.lt came from Europe.
It is reported that Senator Garrett Davis of
Kentucky recently had an interview with President
Johnson in relation to the election in that State,
and jexprrsses a full conviction finm the result, of
the interview, that the President is irrevocably re
ceived to so administer the Government as to es -chew
Radicalism of every cast, and speedily harmo
nize all estrangements.
The Army and Navy Journal announces that
the place chosen for a rendezvous for the irori clads
is the "Black Channel," on the Delaware River,
which seperates League Island from the Pennsyl
L ania shore. This will constitute an ordinary for
flie light-draught iron -clads.
The special correspondent of the Philadelphia
Enquirer at Old Point Comfort, in a letter to that
paper, dated August twentieth, says that the health
ef Mr. John Mitchel is quite precarious, so much
so that his physician has forwarded to Washington
a full and true statement of his condition, with the
request that he be allowed the privilege of outdoor
exercise accorded to other political prisoners.
The father of Payne, the conspirator, recently
took the oath of allegiance at Jacksonville, Ma
with, a view of vistfng Washington to receive the
body of his wretched son. ,
.. The-Queen of the Sandwich Islands is in JEng-
lne an object of public interest Her grandmoth
r, it is said, dined off one of the legs of Captain
vJook. i
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. THE CITY.
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Encourage akd Sustain Your Mechanics. 'Hie
prosperity of all communities, be they large r
small, depend, in a great degree, upon the encouv
agemeijtand support given to that class of citizens
engagewhn mechanical and industrial
The protection of home enterprise is one of the
Kiiuwpai supports of every community, and upon
it the well being of all departments' of trade emi.
nently depends. Hence, it follows that it is the
duty of air to throw out to that substantial and re
liable, portion of the 'eommunitv the mechanics--
Buch encouragement as will ind uce them to remain
ana ouua up tne business of the place.
The importance of a good, intelligent mechanic
to a community, cannot be over-estimated. It is
this class of men, indeed, kwho give tone and impor
tahce to the place of residence. In them can be found
generous impulses, honest intentions, and thf triift
principles of friendship. Through good and through
evil report they are the firm and steadfast friends
of their neighbors and fellow-citizens. In seasons
of prosperity and adversity, alike are they wed
ded to the community in which their lot has been
cast.
Gone. Home. The 3d New York Regiment, mus-,
tered out of the U. S.. service last Saturday, left
here yesterday morning for Petersburg, thence to
proceed to Albany, at which point they will be re
leased from their State obligation and again put on
tie character of citizens.
It will not be uninteresting to our readers to
knaw that the 8d. regiment was the oldest organ
ization in the service,of the government During
the war four general officers had been made from
it, and eyery line, field and staff officer which had
position in it at the moment of its departure from
Raleigh attained their promotion from the
ranks. -
We understand that Col. Ludlow, who has offi
ciated as exehange agent for his government for
three or four years past, and who was detached
from the Sd in order to discharge the duties of the
position, will join his old comrades on the route
and be mustered out of the State service with
them.
With such a record versoneUy, added to high
repute for soldierly qualiti es in field and camp,
there will be no doubt of their-receiving handsome
entertainment at home. Albany is a place cf some
pretensions and the citizons know how to make
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ietes and feasts. Let them illustrate their qualities
by a grand ovation to the boys now on their way
to that city.
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Rentals. The demand here for houses of every
description, since the conclusion of hostilities, has
been so unprecedented as to give Ian dlords sucha
harvest of money from rentals as their fertile im
aginations never had anticipated. But the tide is
past flood the ebb is as certain to follow as the
day and the night, and the extravagant ideas of this
moment will give way in a brief space of time.
Rents must go down a fourth below the present
rates before the dawning of the new ye ar, and bus
iness, now at its flush, resolve itself in to the quiet
ness and profit s of the past. Without any fear of
events disproving our conclusions, we expect to
find house owners seeking tenants in less than
three months without in all instances finding safe
and responsible respondents
Laws as regular in their operation as the motions
of the blood, eontrol this matter of supply and de
mand, and as soon as the unnatural causes which
have given impetus to the business shall become
extinct, the effect will in like manner die away.
People who have grown nervous as to their future
ability to obtain dwelling houses may dismiss their
apprehensions at once.
Thb Office of the dew ' Provost Marshal has
been removed to the corner opposite, the Presbyte
rian Church, where offenders against the majesty
of law are properly disposed of.
Capt. Mclvor, the new Provost ar.d post com
mandant, has as bis assistant Lieut. R. F. Las well,
and in the same office we found Lieut. Geo. H. Pen-
niraan gentlemen whose politeness and courtesy
is at once an assurance of their firmness in the per
formance of duty. The quality of cleverness is
almost inseparably associated with sterling integ
rity, and while these officials evince kindness and
practice conciliation, we have no fear of their flinch
ing from impartial diseharge of official responsibil
ity. Such a line of conduct will give them reputa
tion with government and people.
The Exchange Hotel. We hear tbat Mr. Bow-
en baa retired from his connection with the " Ex
ch&nffe" and that ia future the establishment will
be under the maolgement of Randall & Co. We
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nresume it is no violation of confidence to say that
the associate of Mr. R. is Ex-Col. J. P. Foster, who
has a reputation not only for gallantry in the so-
'al sense, but enterprise, energy aad liberality in
the more liberal phases of . tbe terms employed. In
Knch a copartnery, we see every promise of the Ex
change rivaling it past bigh repute in the world of
hoteldkrtn.
Gold in-the Carps. We have a large lot of
fine naoer on band, and can print military blanks,
court blanks, circulars, catalogues, Ac, at the
thortest notice, and at northern prices.
Also, a large lot of card3 on band, which we can
print at from $5 to $8 a thousand. Orders solici
ted at Progress Office.
RALEIGH. TUESDAY, A.UG.
Provost's Sanctum, Aug. 28, 1865. The labors
of the new provost marshal and his assistants be
gin to expand rather than diminish.
Yesterday a citizen named Griffith, was brought
up for wearing soldier's clothing, which is positive
ly prohibifed, as made knwn by an official
order in the Progress near two months since. He
plead the non-possession of other " apparel, which
the provost deemed good excuse and he dismissed
Mr. C, but not without reminding him that tbe
blue wan a peculiar institution with the army just
now.
Another 6itiaen, James Gark, arrested upon the
charge of keeping a gambling saloon, was dis
missed after a severe reprimand. . ,
A negress, MaryTacker, lodged complaint against
a white man for retaining her clothes and refusing
to pay wages justly due. He was ordered to
square up in a financial as well as calico light, and
Mary is doubtless the mistress of herpondulics
and clothing, too, before this moment. .
Two negroes, corn -stealers, had the charge
proved against them and were made to pay the
amount of damages to the owner in funds.
Several disputed points about mules were ad
justed in a spirit of equity and the parties sent
homeward.
A case of illegal arrest and detention of two boys,
York and Altimore White, in Nash county, was en
quired into and their release required by order.
No other cases of any public interest were dis
posed of, but Capt. Mclvcr assures us he. is deter
mined to do full justice to all the criminally dis
posed who pome before him.
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Music. Bonner & Lappie, music publishers at
Richmond, have sent us specimens of their publi
cations, for which they have our thanks. It is
probable they have extensive facilities for supply
ing the musical world with every production ef
the day, and if so, they need only to properly
ventilate the fact to secure heavy orders all through
the South.
Hand it In. An o nicer informs us that cue of
the spouts, belonging to the machinery of the
sprinklers which pour on Fayetteville'street, daily,
supplies of water to keep down the dust, has been
lost. As it is not easy, if possible to replace the
missing piece, we hope the finder will hand it to
Capt. Garoutte, or one of his subordinates, and
at once' permit the machine to go on with its re
freshing operation.
The Dbinkino Sat.ois- We Chink it 4k
probable that a limited number of the drinking sa
loons will be allowed to resume business in the city
either this evening or to-morrow. The intention
is, however, to confine the privelege to such parties
as will have been ascertained to be trustworthy
and who will not seek to evade the wholesome re
strictions which are to be imposed. If the condi
tion upon which' they are permitted be once viola
ted, then neither the house nor the individual will
transact any more business here.
It is the purpose of Capt. Mclvorto see, howev
er, that no low rum-mills or holes in the wall dis
grace the city, no matter who may be the ap
parent head or manager. We know what we write
to be true.
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Matters ChIefly Military. The departure of
the 3rd New York is announced elsewhere, but we
omitted to say they numbered 663 rank and file.
The 47tb and 48lh New York infantry are daily
expecting to follow in their foot prints.
The 97th Pennsylvania volunteers left Weldon this
morning eo route for their homes in the Kejstooe
State. They numbered 674 strong.
Tbe Senior Paymaster's headquarters, which have
boen heretofore at Newbern, are to be removed to
Raleigh. Preparations are now going forward look
ing to a transfer of the public monies from tbe " little
town" to our big city.
Col. J. H. Lawrence, 13th Indiana infantry, has
been relieved from command of the post of Golds-
boro, by Col. W. WWheeler, 28th Michigan, with
five companies from same regiment as the garrison.
Wilmington ani Business. The Progress is
not jealous of the success of our Seaboard cities in
their march towards commercial greatness, but is
rather gratified to hear that they are steadily ris
ing in all the elements of material wealth. Wil
mington, we are assured, has a fair prospect of sur
passing the prosperity of the olden time, and
among others who are contributing to such results,
we may wention Andrews fc Bardin, who are con
ducting a commission business on such a scale as
would not do discredit to the merchant princes of
Gothani'' See their card.
Open at Eight O'CLOCK.In future, the city
postoffice will open at 8 o'clock; a. m fc instead of 9,
as heretofore.
We are glad to find that postmaster Miller evinces
such a ready disposition to meat the public conve
nience. With Mr. Belvin Que Charley) as his
chief clerk, the affairs of the office will go on swim
mingly.
Personal. We are glad to hail among the re
turned Raleighians, A. P. C Bryan, Esq.. the cour
teous and polite agent of the Southern Express
Company. Bryan is an exceedingly modest and
unostentatious man, but one of the noblest gentle
men in this comnmnity or State.
Advertisers. We have to request our adver
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tising friends to hand in their favors as early as
as practicable! in the afternoon. The morning
hours are best, but they ought to send them, when
possible, at least as early as three or four o'clock
p. va.
NO. 244.
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No Accident. ?The apprehension felt here, da
ring the earlier hours of yesterday evenining, that an
I accident had occurred on the railroad between this
city and Goldsboro', was relieved about 9 o'clock
by the shrill whistle of the iron -horse. It appears
thit the delay was occasioned by the derangement
of some piece of machinery about the engine.'
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Thb Teeth Often Die t ng before the systara
Iucpqs it youthful ior ti ?s nonld not U . To
prevent this gpech of iJtr'l ue Fragra jt S zo-1
dost. It keeps ib d .ui b- alive, tha enamel
pitlesfitheRUmKvd,.ycf the hrp4th Pure
and the mouth clean.
NEW ADVEBTISEtf J3NTB.
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COMMISSION 4 HOUSE.
ANDREWS &JBABDIN,
.wilm'ing-ton, 2ST- a.
The undersized fcave established a Com"011 .d
Forwarding Houe in Wilmington, and offer then"
ces for the sale gotten , Naval Stores, Sheetings, uT
ton Yarns, ToWco, 2acon, Ffour, 4c, &c, aad to pur
chase for merchants or others any jrooda sold in this
market. Consignments anJ prders respectfully solicited.
W. Si Q. ANDREWS, I JSENJ. p. BA.RDIN,J
ol Goldsboro. Loireil Cotton Kills.
Office No- 2 South Water t., up stairs.
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J'ARRiSS COLUMN.
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C. M. FARRISS
Has juit returned from the North with a JSew Stock of
Selected Expressly for this Market,
- Consisting in part of
BEAVER CLOTHS,"
BROADCLOTHS,
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH CASSllfERES,
SILK MIXED CASSIMERES, , .
TRICOT CASSIMERE8,
BLUE CLOTHS,
CASS1MERES OF ALL COLORS!
CORDUROY,
BLACK SILK VELVETS,
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GLOVES AND SCARPS.
suiATs op DESCRIPTION
ARMY HATS,
NAVY CAPS,
HALF HOSE,
SUSPENDERS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, NECK TIES,
LINEN AND PAPER COLLARS. J
SHOULDER STRAPS,
MILITAHY BUTTONS,
AND LACES,
SCARF PINS,
SHOES OF ALL KINDS,
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
MERCHANT TAILORING
Done in the yery best style by C. M. FARRISS and his
Superb Cutter, Mr. GRIFFITH.
SUITS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION made to order at
the 8hortesjt notice, and in the very best manner.
.What you do not see in my store, order and you
shall hare it in the quickest possible time.
Raleigh, Aug. 28 tf C. M. FARRISS.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
lk THE
TOWN OP GREENSBORO,
THE HOUSE in which 1 now reside, containing be
low stairs tire rooms, seatly plastered and papered.
Attached to it is a good lot of 2 acres, stable for 4 horses,
cow-house ; hen, meat, hog, store and smoke houses, with
a pump in the yard.
Three new HOUSES AND LOTS adjoining where I re
side each containing four rooms : kitchen, hog and ben
houses. Each lot contains about y acre.
ALSO,
Near to the railroad depot, two NEW HOUSES AND
LOTS. Each house has four rooms: hen, bog and store
house. Each lot contains about 2 acres. These bouses
are now occupied by Mr. Leo and Mr. Hogae.
ALSO,
The FARM near the depot, containing about 33 acres, on
which is a log house, kitchen and stable. The Farm is in
first rate order, has .been newly fenced, drained and
heavilv manured. On the farm is one of the BEST
ORCHARDS in the county.
ALSO FOR SALE,
2 rirst-ra- vouog MULES,
2 do WAGONS,
2 COWS,
HARNESS,
i'LOWS,
SHOVELS,
f LADDERS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
CLOCKS,
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS,
PIANO FORTE,
CH&IRS, Ac.
TERMS :
For the Houses and Land, the terms will be made known
on the day of sale
tor tbe household property the terms will be cash.
Application to be made to me in Greensbero, and in
my absence to John A. Gilmer, Esq., Greeniboro.
augZ8-Zt HUGH KICK.
Raleisrh Progress. Salisbury Banner. Charlotte Demo
crat snd Danville Appeal, please, copy two times eaeb,
and send Dins trt tne f atnot omce.
Metropolitan Hotel,
GREENSBORO', N. C.
KEOGH CRANE Proprietor.
Messrs. KEOGH A CRANE hiring ref!td and far
nished throughout tb 'popular hotel in Greensboro
know
n Kt tbe Hrittain House, bare opened
it under the
aboTe name
They will spar uo pains or sxpensa to make it tbe
best hotel in tb State. aogZMm
29', 1865
$1 CO
3 00
yVfflclj, 1 Year,
6 Moatha.... 1 50
Host be paid ia advanc in all cases or the paper will
not be sent; and the paper will be stopped when the tint
paid for aspires, unless renewed.
NE WSBOYS AND NS WS DEALERS
Will be famished at the rate of $5 per hundred copies .
All orders most be accompanied bj the money.
, ADVERTISING RATES.
Ordinary adrertuemeats, occupying not more than ten
lines solid minionof-'Gne inch apace
1 insertion.
2 V" 1
3 2
4 " 3
5 3
1 Week r.S
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60
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50
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2 Weeks.
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10 0t
15 oo
20 OO
30 CO
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1 Month- -
j2 Months. ......
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1 Year...
Larger advertisements, where no contract is made, will
be charged in exact proportion.
YEARLY 10 ON TRACTS
Will be made in accordance with the following schedule
1 4 column, I Month. $30 00
1-4 cot. 6 Months...$100 00
1-2
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1-4
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45 00
1-2
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6 .. 150 00
1 Year ... 175 00
1 ... 200 00
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one-fourth, one-balf. or a
column, for ne, three, six, or twelre months, will receiv
tbe benefit of these terms.
Contract advertisers mast pay by the month, and all
others in advance.
All advertisements must be, laarkt d a specihed time,
and no advertisement will be inserted " till forbid."
Advertisements inserted once, -twice or three times a
week will be charged One Dollar a sqoare for every in
sertion. OUR CIRCULATION
Is larger in the city and throughout the State than ar;
other paper in Worth Carolina. The Progrttt ia rt-u
in the camo and among the people by a much larger
tnbar of persons than any other paper, and hence its
? -ce as an advertising medium should not be over-
IoTedbbMineMInen-
PEC1AL NOTICES.
o M be set in minion, lesded, aid ia-.
Special Notices wu Voic bead, and One pollsr
jZrted under the Special to&
Square charged for every insei.
LOCAL COLUMN.
Only short notices will be admitted to the Local c. .
quid, at the following rates :
One Line, One $r $1 00 I Three Lines. One Day $2 09
Two Lines, ".YV 1 60 Five Lines, " 2 60
Ten Lines, or ir jat tbe rate of Twenty -fiveCenti a
Line for each inleitton.
FUNERAL NOTICES, MARRIAGES, At.
Will be charged same as Advertisements, and must e
paid for when handed in, or they willot appear.
The above Rates will be adhered to in all cases, snd as
we have to pay cash for everything in our business,
must. demand cash.
June, 26, 1865. J. U PENNINGTOX A CO.
TO SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISERS.
We haTe te pay cash for paper, ink and labor, and w e
must hare more cash from those for whom we work or
we cannot pay oar current expenses. We know there
is but little money in circulation, butthere are but few
persons who want a newspaper that cannot spare the
money to pay for it. Personsseelng their paper marked
mast remit the money or it will be stopped.
Advertisers must pay in advancefor alltraneient mat- fc
ter, and business men who advertise regularly will be
expected to pay their bills monthly..
Job Printing must be paidforwhendelivered.
J. L. P. CO.
N E W ADYERT1SBME NT S '.
For New York Direct
The Fast Sailing steamship
'CAROLINA,"
PHILLIPS - - - - Commander,
YyiLLSAlL FROM MOREHEAD CITY, FOR THE1
above port on SATURDAY, Sept. 2d, on tbe arrival of
the train from Raleigh.
For Freight or Passage, having good accommoda'iona.
apply to
jy 20-td
G. W. DILL,
Opposite Gaston HAuse, Newbern.
WANTED TO RENT,
A DWELLING HOUSE, in a healthy and cent i.
location. Apply to S. MAXON , Field and Fire
side Building, Fayetteville street. sug28 tf
GLUE!
GLUE! I
GLUE!!!
cents per pound. Sold by
JpROM
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15
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to
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C. W. ROSE A CO.,
33 Craven stteet, Newbern.
E. S. LooasB. G. E. Loockk.
tiousee cfc Brotlior,
( Succet$or$ to W.J. Lougtt, Raleigh, N. C.,)
Dealers in Stoves, Hard and Hollow Ware,
and Manufacturers of Copper,
Sheet Iron and
TIN WARE.
WILL KEEP ON HAND EVERYTHING IN
their line ef business, and warrant every article
of their make to be of lasting and endurable materials .
HOU8E ROOFING AND REPAIRING
executed with fidelity and despatch.
Trusting lhat they may sustain tbe well-earned repu
tation of this old and popular establish men t, olfori) years
landing, they respectfully solicit a continuance ol that
enadenceand patranage. jy 6-6m
CARD LAND AGENCY
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING HERETOFORE
announced a "General Intelligence Dd Land
Agency ,"inthecityef Raleigh, tocommenceoperations
onthe istinst., haveince determined to confine their
busines6tothecountiesof Wake, Granville and Frank
lin, in connection with tbe "N.C. Land Agency" of
Messrs. Battle, Heck & Co. We find that we will be id
abletogiveoar personal attention to a moreextended
basineseof thisjarr'ciarcharacter. -
Wehaveageneralknowledgeofthe Lands in the above
mentiosedcounties, and personal acquaintance with
most of thedesirabletraets.
Landowners, Ac, ia either of the aforesaid counties,
desiringtosellor to gain further information as to the
objects of the Agsney, will plaieaddresi us at Raleigh.
Meanwhile, attention is directed to the propectus of
Battle, Heck St Co. , published lathe various papers of
theState. RICHARDSON & MILLER.
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CALL AND GET ONE OF
RICHARDSON'S GOLD CIRCULARS
GIVING THE PRICE OF GOLD
EVERY DAY DURING THE WAR.
If you owe any person GET ONE.
If any person owes you GET ONE.
Mailed to an v oart of tb,e State on receipt of TWENTY-FIVE
CKNTS Address
W. R. RICHARDSON.
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COTTON, COTTON, COTTON.
WAITED TO BUT, for Factory use, 50 to 1C0 bales
good COTTON. It Till be to tbe interest rt
parties holding Cotton te eall on the undersigned.
agU-tf W. H. K. 8. TUCXXK.
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