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to of (a4ftprf-ti.ii, ih guttfiH. Th Gazette
pt hm h -wing i.cwsjttt! :
At l.!i-ji Hi o'ctlk ?lmfdj earning, we
iw ha tlf-that hl 4,nsjM Q maw then
rkm of iSi3 Tefgxya.
wa drrd tu t mt of 1 1 h hlaek. Hi armi
were Uamti ti&Hly herb! $ci, bat hit carriage wae
frtct, firm .! flio. 111 h U n th ex prircnl
tritm. m n .tl' e the rra'rnrn to ad.lree a great an !
iriet.riljr jmbUgt bi annr h -wendf J tiii:
lahh-r to eterr.it y omUI rt hmb-ri mora thuoghf
tulljr roud, rxi or imprtMivr. hr ir wan nat!jr
cat, ai.tl hi lace ahavpil, hot cUrketeti with the indi
cation ol heay lard. lie looked the picture f
lerfect health, ! hi well develops! form E5va evl
de nee r.f a nun of immense mmrrjWr ttreugth '.1
physical criduruco. There was a proud c imprest inn
of tho lip, and a hib scorn of the eye, which, while
tolly alive t the dred aolerui.ity cf tho fxcasiou,
showed he was determined in death n-n to belie his
ch iracter while living,. His whohj appearance wag
suggestive of one who
. "On etch glance of thought
Decision followed, as the thunderbolt
Pursue the flash."
The coffin, drr.ped in whit", was placed in front of
thescaff' U. i ho prisoner took his stand under the
fatal beam', acd the charge, ard specifications "were
then read, in a clear voice, hy Col. Sh after. Fergu
son's mariner daring the reading was that of hanghty
indifference. Several times he bowed to a chance
acquaintance, whee upturned face he recognized in
the crovssi. At soaae of the specifications he nodded
assent, at others he s-hook a scornful denial. As the
slxteentu specification was read, he soqjewhat hur
riedly retnuikrd, "l could tell it better than that,"
and Col. Snafter replied, " I should not wonder.."
The number of a pacifications, was twenty-three, of
most of which he was adjudged guilty.
The prisoner was then asked if be had anything to
say. His words were very low, and scarcely audi
ble. snbstance'he said: " I hnve nothing to
say there is a good "deal I pould say, but I will not.
I do not want to be cut to pieces when I am da-id.
i want to be put in that thing" pointing to the
coffin and sent to my home in White county.
There is a good, high graveyard there, close to my
home, and thero is where I want to be buried."
A bref aud eloquent prayer was then offered by
the Rjv. Dr. Bunting. Ferguson's attitude during
its delivery was that of solemn thought aud reverent
attention. His limos were then bound together, the
rope adjusted arouud hi3 neck, the cap pulled over
bis lace, and as the beautiful day was forever closed
to his view, he only murmured, " The Lord God
have mercy on my soul."
At twenty-five ihinutts of 12 o'clock the trap was
sprung, aud the pris ner dropped heavily ou the ex
tended rope. Two very slight convulsions were the
od1- s g s be g ivrt of life or the strus'e in death,
until his heart had cnased to re it. After hanging
twenty-four minut- s the cord was cut, and the earth
ly remains of C lamp F jrgusoa were closed to the
eight ot man in the coffi awaiting their reception .4-
grJnkral kibbt smith. ,
The telegrim which rep. rted the killing of General
Kiroy Snith in Texts, was only the way that very'
mendacious thii.g, the telegram, had of stating the
following :
11 New Orleans, CM. 21. Colonel Kirby, a prom
inent cit'Z-ii of T-xas, anl a relative of Klrby
Smith, w ki l .d recently by the former's employes
at Hempstnd .
General F Kirby Smith was at latest accounts,
in Cuba Permission has b hh granted him to re
turn to this co nitry, and he is expeeted to arrive
Boon iu Ljuchbur, whi-re his family are.
MITCH KLL STILL IMPBI ON ED.
Fort Monb e. Ot. 23. Information has reached
this plaso that the prop Her C. C. Leary is in a dis
abled condition in H.tteras Inlet.
The double turret monitor Tonawanta has arrived
herefrom Philadelphia.
John Mitchell has not been released as reported,
but is still a prisoner in Carroll Hall.
H'avy fires 3re raging in the woods in Nansemond
aud Princess Anne counties.
MAJOR LAMB.
Maj ir Lamb, of N-rf lk, who commanded Fort
Fisher when it was taken by cur forces, baB been in
Providence, R. I., for some week. The micie hall
that he received in his, hip during tho struggle at
Furt Fisher has been extracted by a surgeon of that
city.
Poultry is very big in Hartford Jas, McLangh
lin paid $11 lor a single chicken that he had
stolen.
IN
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Uiamonde that have ben found clinging to the "rolling
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A STATEMBNT OF THE REASONS AND FACTS
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VOL VI.
The negro laborers m Jamaica are on the verge
of a'arvation, owing tu high Uxefi nd oter cauaea.
They blame th Governor and ns ofScer. who,
fearing an outhrtk, have dispatched two gunboat
t!that localitv.
i k "
Li M&bile a man has been buving C. S $1,000
bond for a New York house for $2 in gold.
A speaker at a recent Fenian meeting in Wor
cester mysteriously intimated that a Fenian on board
the Grtat Jatttrn puiposrly damaged the cable,
Wcause he w g determined that infowners should'
not have the use of the cable until Irish independ
ence is achieved. .
A man named Harris has just walked one
hundred hours in New Orleansfrom Monday
night to Friday night.
Brigadier General Jos R. II uwky, chief of staff
to General A. H. Terry, has jus. ben breveted by
the President.
A Montreal diapatch states that the Hon. J. M.
Mason i& expected to arrive in that city by the next
steamer. On the books of the Domgana Hotel are
the following entries : Mrs. J M. Mason, Miss V.
Mason, Miss Ida Mason, Dr. and Mrs. H. Howard,
and Governor Blair, of Michigan.
The oyster trade of Norfolk is getting to be
quite an item. The Boston steamers on their days
of departure take from twelve to fifteen hundred
barrels, the New Yonk steamers quite as many, and
the Philadelphia steamers several hundred barrels.
The two lines of Baltimore steamers take daily about
one thousand barrels upon a fair average.
The Internal Revenue receipts Monday at
Washiugton amounted to $1,215,838 88.
The Montgomery Mail, of the 13th instant,
says cotton was selling in thit city for forty cents
per pound, with a prospect of a further advance.
A lad who recently died in Goshen, Indiana,
from the kick of a horse in the , abdomen, lived
twenty-six days without taking food of any kind.
Ajieuienani Maury, recently naturalized as a J
Mexican citizen, has, by a decree dated the 19th of !
c ' l . . , . n ... I
uciJiciuuer ueen appointed an honorary councillor.
We learn that the Richmond and Danville Rail
road company intend as soon as possible, building
a permanent and substantial bridge across the
Staunton River, in the pi -ce of the one so recently
washed away. A good idea.
The Secretary of the Interior has d ecided that
a person born in the tjnited States and who removes
to a foreign country and takes he oath of allegiance
to the Government thereof, and subsequently re
turns to the United States, must, on making ap
plication for a patent, be regarded aa a subject of
the Government to which he removed, until he com
plies with the naturalization laws of the United
States.
In the Mississippi Senate, the resolution aimed
at Governor Sharkey, and restricting the rights and
privileges of freedmen to what the statute law grant
ed frcM tl negroes before the war, has been laid on
the tubie by ;i largo majority.
A destructive fire occurred in Charleston,
South Carolina, on the 18th instant. The principal
losers by the conflagration were the Charleston
Courier establishment, that building having heen
entirely consumed: Me&srs. Hastie, Calh un & Co ,
and W. H Chafee, are losers to the amount oi $10,
000 a d $25,000 respectively, upon which, how
ever, there is a partial insurance. After the fire
had been extinguished a crowd f persons went
into one of the buildings, to pick up such articles
as had escaped destruction, and while so engaged
the walls of the building fell, ki ling, as the report
aays, from fifteen to twenty persons.
Among the notabilities in New Orleans on the
11th instant, were General Hood, General Humph
rey Marshal, i f Kentucky, and Hon. Robert W.
Johnson, late Confederate States Senator from Ar
kansas. The True Delta Siys that Generd Mar
shall proposes to establish himself in New Orleans,
and puisue the avocation of law in that city. Gen
eral Hood was on his way to Washington, in order
to request of President Johnson to be a lowed an
interview with Mr. Davis.
Cool Impudence About the cooltst piece of im
pudence we have yet seen is the recent one, on the
part of the Raleigh Sentinel, in hoisting the " Na
tional Union Party" flig at tho head of U editorial
tolumn. Wa have heard of people "stealing the livery
of heaven to srv the devil in," and this is a most
proper exemplification of that saying. The idea of
the Sentinel supporting the administration of An
drew Johnson is decidedly rich. Netobern Times.
A person styling herself " Lady" Stanley, the wife
of " Sir George Isidor Stanley," lately cowhided a
waiter at the Aspinwall Hotel, Panama, because he
did not uncork the champagne (astjenough. " Sir
George" neld him while " my lady" was lasting him.
The landlord, with Others who'attempted to interfere,
got their share of the punishment, until the lady re
lented, declaring that she had now whipped the pro
prietor and cowhided the waiters to her satisfaction.
A crowd of about a hundred persons witnessed the
performance and declared it to be the best they bad
seen for many days. This party recently arrived in
Panama from Australia. Her " ladyship" first pass
ed herself off as the daughter of a Southern planter,
and subsequently she coufessed Portuguese nativity .
They purpose to visit the United States.
Death of William D. Cobb, of Watnb. We
regret to hear of the death ot this worthy citisen,
which occurred at Mount Auburn, his residence in
Wayne county, on Friday, tie 20th iastant. He
leaves a wife and nine children, among whom are
Col. John C. Cobb, Dr. Wm. H. H. Cobb, and Lieut.
B. W. Cobb, of the late 2d N. C. Regiment, and
Rev. N. B. Cobb, of Raleigh, the present correspond
ing Secretary of the N. C. Baptist Sunday School
and Publication Board, and late Superintendent of
Army Colportage in this State. Wilmington
Etrali.
Decliked. We are requested by Colonel Robort
Strarjge to say that while he is duly sensible of the
honor done him by such of his fellow citizens as bave
kindly suggested his name as a candidate to repre
sent New Hanover County in the next Senate of
North Carolina, circumstances compel him to decline,
as it would be out of his power to serve if -elected.
Owen Fennel, Esq., whose name is proposed for
the House of Commons, also! desirea a similar state
ment to be made iu bis behalf. He could not serve if
elected. Neucbern Times,
it Mutifin a Via jMtivAns nf Ranfnrfc conntv.
Aka luocwtu v uw - r 7
held in Washington on the 21st inst., for the nomi
nation of county candidates, E. S Warren, Esq., was
unanimously declared the preference of the connty to
renresent the first district in the next U. S. Congress.
TO
RALEIGH, FRIDAY, OCT.
THE CITY.
afPersons la city and country are requested, at all
tirai, to faraiih u Terbalor writUn information of any
rcntsof public interest which may transpire ia tneir
neightmrhoodt, or of wbica tbey nay bare knowledge..
B 'akd or Commissioners Raleigh, October 25,
1865. A regular meeting f the Board of Comrais .
sionars was held Wednesday evening.
! Pr. sent C. B. Root, Mayor pro tern ; Messrs.
W. H. M Ke, P. Overby, J. J Overby, A. Creech,
H. Mahler, W. R. Richardson, H. Poole, commis
sioners. The committee appointed at the last meeting to
devise ways and means to create a fund to pay the
city watch and other expenses of the city, reported
as follows :
We, the committee appointed hy tho Board of
Commissioners to devise some way in which to
raise a fund to defray the expenses of the city watch
and other incidental expenses of 'he corporation,
have had the matter under consideration and beg
leave to report
That they have had an interview with Gov.
Hold en and the City Attorney, and they give it as
their opinion that the Board has the power to levy
and collect a city tax in accordance with the char
ter of the city of Raleigh, for the year 1865. We
therefore recommend that the Mayar pro tern, be
authorized and requested to advertise by hand-bill
and notice in the city papers, calling on the citizens
to render a list of their city taxable property f rth
with ; and that the city collector proceed to collect
said tax without delay, and that it is to be hoped
that the tax payers will come forward and pay up
promptly. Respectfully suomitted, !
A. Creech,
H Mahler,
C. M. Farriss,
Committee.
Which report was received and the committee
discharged.
A number of accounts were presented, read and
allowed.
The following persons applied to be recommend
ed to the county court as suitable perso ns to have
license to retail spirituous liquors by the small
measure at their respective places of business in
the city, which was granted, viz :
E. Besson, near N. C. Railroad depot ; Chas. L.
Johnson, George Tenoskie, Alvin Upchurch, E
W. Hilliard, Wilmington street ; Jas. Exum, Hills
boro street ; F. C. Hunt & O'Daniels, N. Jolly &
Co., Hargett street; G. W. Crockett, P. Dona
ghey, B. Golden, David H. Graves, Fayetteville st;
Randall & Co , Exchange Hotel; Alonzo Fowler,
Hargett and Wilmington sts; John Gallagher, Way
Side hospital.
Dr. McKee offered thefollewing ordinance, which
was adopted :
Be it ordainod by the Board of Commissioners of
the city of Raleigh, That all dealers in spirituous
liqu rs shall cl se their houses at 10 o'clock, p. m.,
(druggists excepted) and no one of them shall be
allowed to sell on the Sabbath ; and any one fail
ing t - comp y with this ordina-ce, on conviction
before the Mayor, for the first offence shillba fined
ten dollars, and for the second offence his license
shall be taken from bim.
On motion of Dr. McKee, C. B. Root, Esq., was
appointed Mayor pro tern.
On motion, Messrs. W. H. & R. S. Tucker were
appointed auctioneers for the city.
On motion, Messrs. B. P. Williamson & Co.,
were licensed as auctioneers for the city.
Oh motion of Mr. J. J. Overby, ordered that all
persons arrested and placed in the guard-house
day or night, shall pay a fine of $2, and in the
event they fail to pay the fine shall be kept 24
hours in the guard room.
On mo ion of Mr. Creech, ordered that the city
constables shall have the privilege of selecting two
of the night watch to aid them through the day.
Messrs. Luter and Horton were appointed as
day wateh.
Mr. Richardson offered the following ordinance,
which was adopted :
Be it ordained, That the police force of the city
of Raleigh be equally divided in the different
wards ot the city, and the companies of the several
wards be requested to indicate the re-p ctive beats
or squares of their several ardsin which the po
lice of sucn wards shall patrol.
Be it further ordained, Tat a captain of the
policeofthecitysh.il be appointed, who-e duty
it shall be to Nation himself at or near the gunrd
house during the night, (unless otherwise cal ed
off by duty,) whose duty it shall be, in cage of riot,
or other disorder, to ause the town bell to be
rung, calling the entire police force to repair to
the scene of disorder, and after the qu lling of such
disturbance, the police called from their respec
tive beats, to return to their accustomed places.
On motion of Mr. Richardson, Mr. Ilia Harwood
was appointed captain of the night watch.
On motion, the following gentlemen were ap.
pointed assessors for the city for 1865 :
West Ward W. F. Askew,
Middle Ward W. H. Holleman.
East Ward R. W. Haywood and Clerk added.
On motion, the Assessors were allowed $8 per
day for their services.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
J. J. Christofhers, Cl'k.
A Real Treat. Mine host of the Yarborough
House Saloon sent us last night, just at the proper
season, a mess-of delicious oysters the very finest
we bave seen this season and quite equal in flavor,
if not in size, to these upon which we fed at Nor
folk from youth to manhood. Indeed, they savored
of Lynnbaven bay, where the finest shell fish in the
world are taken. The proprietor of the establish
ment referred to is now under full sail, prepared not
only to quench thirst with hot and cold drinks, but
to feed the hungry. Push -him tenderly and the
probability is he would clothe the naked ; at all
events, ht can do the other things.
27, 1865
NO. 295.
FRErMA!s's Savings Bans. We observe that
in v8r:ous portions of the; South the freedmen ar?
establishing savings banks under the auspices ot
the Freedman' Savings and Trust Company. It is
not oor urpose to recommend any particular in
stitution as place of deposi ; indeed it :s no ne
cessary to do so. the most and only important point
being that ihe colored people exe cise proper cau
tion by making deposits onk with responsible con
cerns. Really desirous of seeing this class of ur
population become prosperous and happy, we ad
vise them to deposit their surplus earnings in some
safe interest-paying bank. By such a system they
may not only a tain positions of comfort, but pe
cuniary independence. Besides, every step thy
advance in worthiness will elevate them in the es
timation of the white race.
Close or the Season. The Opera Troupe, which
has been perf orming at Mafket Hal' under the sue
cessful management of Mr. O'Dani Is. announce
their farewell entertainment 1 1 come off next Sat
urday night. This is positive, and as the interval
between this and that time is to be devoted exclu
sively to rehearsals of novelties, we presume their
last will be the best entertainment. There is a
heavy per centage of home artists iu the troupe ard
concert folks ought to encourage ,them by filling
the hall to overflowing.
From Raleigh the company will visit Louisburg,
Oxford, Henderson, Warrenton, Weldon and many
other points, and we promise our friends at the
different points mentioned rare sport and fine mu
sic. To be Successful we take it for granted is
the wish of evtry candidate in the present cam
paign. They must therefore sopply the ammuni
tion promptly to the scouts and we inform them
that election tickets, in any quantity, from one to
fifty thousand, can be printed at this office on the
shortest possible notice. Price, one dollar per thou
sand. Circulars, book work and all other jobbing done
with dispatch.
A Match Factory. By an advertisement to be
found in another column, it will be seen that an
enterprising firm, Messrs. Keenan & Welch, have
established in Petersburg a factory for the manu
facture of matches. It is a southern establishment
and should be encouraged by the merchants and
tradesmen of Raleigh, as well as others who favor
domestic enterprise.
For the Commons. We unintentionally omitted
to caljattenfion, yesterday, to the fact that our
distinguished fe'low-townsman, Kenneth Rayner,
is a candidate for a seat in the House of Commons,
from Wake.
Up and at 'Em. D. A. Wicker appears in a
card this morning as a candidate for the superior
court clerkship of this county. He is very expli
cit as to whom he favors in the present knotty
contest.
Bruising . Two negroes engaged in a bruising
match in the vicinity of the market house, yester
day, but no damage was sustained by either bel
ligerent. The Mayor of St. Martha, Citiada, was murdered
recently in a hnnse of ill fnme thpre.
NEW ADV ERT1SEMENTS
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION
BV
B. P. WILLIA MSOX C O.,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
To close ou; consignments, we will offer at auction, iu
front of our store, on 1 uerdiy next, the 31st instant, at
half past ten o'clock, the following va'uabie articles :
lOOo pounds prime Bacon Shuidrg
20U do do Lard in K-ffS
1W00 do superior Glu-j in Barrels
6u0 do ftice in Sacks
llHi tuti Is Lice A' bite Meal
15U do prime o d Corn
40 new Cast S't-el Axv8
36 do .o ished -ve-1 Shades
15 dozen Padi"Cks
2 do Tea K- i g
5 do W. ffl- I oa asfrt d
5 do D oi iitins
20 pouud. . i. 'lb V he
1" dorei. "at pt-utto 's Pe ncils
5 d Franklin liridwo.is
20 ao JJan'tg. Hiles
10 do 1'i.clc t Knires
5 d Chest Locks
3 do pairs Seizors
3 do pair Shears
2 do Ccff e Mills
2 cases Holland Gin
2 do Sherry Wine
2 do id Apple Brandy
2 do Kixer Whisky (pints)
2 do Allsopps Ale (quarts)
do Old Bonn on Whisky
2 do Stoughton's Mitters
2 barrels Bright Sorghum Syrop
S3 Grecian Goblets
77 do do
66 Tumblers
4 Bowls and Pitoaeri
4 ditchers
10 Sugar Dishes
8 Cream Pots
3 Gravy Tureens
13 Lip Bowls, (yellow)
49 Shallow do
11 Spit Pots
27 w G Dishes
38 B B do ,
8 halt Stands
70 W G Bowli
21 Steak Dishes
6 Pickle Dishes
5 Toy Setts
4 do du White
4 small Deep Dishes
oct2T -td B P WILLIAMSON h CO
i
UST RECEIVE D 37 boxs Superior Bright
hewing Tobacco a choice article. Samples can
be seen at our store.
oct27 tf B P WILLIAMSON A CO.
T1KIME N C. LARD 1209 pounds prime North Caro
I liaa Lard, a choice article, just received and for
sale or oct27-tf B P WILLIAMSON A CO
JADYV R T I S E 31 E N T S.
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WT-eh s. a randirtat tor1 .ha ' ,, '"""utce
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t will be ira,osMt, ; f,,r t ; "
election, and you wi ! naurllv J?U ' b""'r-
for aDdaga,nk. 1 a,n for mW A W Tr "J"1 ' 3m
der.lnr Superior Court Ci-rk ,n-i a'MS
a!is Moe. and Buck M.ore ' a'ntt W.fn.
Hoping you wili vote for me, 1 am TnrK
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MANUFACTURES Ai L) PROHRI LtArc
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v need t a.di extent ia the s.ubrn
found tube hMy ati'rptrd'to :.! ;
t:uTTOf, TOBACCO AND ALL ruoi
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iiiesubscub-,9 des-ire to caiS thentt- nri. n of K, .v
rnM,rchants uh. lact that hev h.ve ju-t , -oU ,f'
ed in the Ciry ot f, rQarg u fictorv t Jt tLe
tacturing ot a tapeiioi ariit'.e ot '
INI o: c 11 K s .
to such an extent as io bl to .-u p)v ' 6. ,
that Uiay te made U(..on thtir tacitnrv.- " ;', r'a:-d
Our Matches aie neatly put up in ..rf. ,
boxes for the -convenunce ot the Ketail T ua, 'I!
fAiniliy use, and are wartantd to be equal to '
A N V IN TH E M A K tv K T .
S'urhern n.erchants wiU find it to tboir a 'van'arrp t0
give us their ..rders iu p.efet ence to vmcha.n aT t he
North, as our terms, are equally low, and t,iev avoid
increased cost of shipment.
All orders proaptlj tilled and forwarded bv cxuie ?
or through freight, as desired addrtfs ' '
oct27 lw Pe.eisburg Va
,Kaleigh, Wilmington and Ntwbern i..k Pi.B6o
copy and lorward bilU. '
NEW YORK D I R E C T .
MURRAY'S SEMI-WEEKLY U. S. MAIL LIKE,
THE FIRST. CLASS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LOUISA MOORE ......Captah, Woostii
CHARLES BENTON, Captain Etk.
LOCY Captain Wheh.br.
THE SiEAMSHIP
LOUISA MOORE,
W O O S T BR , Captain.
Is now receiving fre gbt at foot of
Craven street, aDd will Fail on
THURSDAY, October 26th, at 6
P. IVf.
For freight or passage, haying excellent accommoda
tions, apply to HUGHE- h DILL,
oct23-td Opposite GastoD House.
P S The Steamship Louisa Moore will be fol
lowed by the Steamship Chailes Benton, and sail
on Saturday, October 28tb, at 4 p m.
Gc
OOUsPEEU'N MTEAtlSIIlP LlMi,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
NEWBERN, NORTH CAROLINA.
KOB SKW TORE DIHEffJ",
The A No. 1 Steamship
ELLEN S. TSRRY.
CHAP1N, Master, will sail Omci loi New
York, on Saturday. Oct '21st, ai 5 o'clock.
V ror io.ij(Ut o. passage, having unsurpassed ncroujino
dations. apply at W. Li. Unver & Co's bi itk Store, toot
of Craven Street. W. ti. OhlYbK, A CO., Agts.
N. "B The Steamer EL C1D .ilL ollow the ELLhN
8 fRRY. aad fcaW from this port at 5 o'cl. ck n
Saturday, Oct. 2ntb. oct2i.lt
E. A, WHITAKLB, '
COMMISSION MB 11 C HANT
AND IKL!lR IN
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
KEEPS CNST.N I LY ON HAAIj A LAKOE AND
well seu-ctud ot .ck o
liuifer, P!oi?r,
Cheese, Tea,
Laid, Coffee,
itdCo.i, Sugjar,
Jb'iu, ivioiasses,
Wines, liquors,
Tub ceo, eai s,
Spit es, aiw
kC , AiC , kc AC.
He is constantly receiving consign j.enta z ;-tr-m
New Yoik and it;ier pi'Tictpal ujrkuts. '-ud he Las fi
celleut facili'.ie toi pt'-voas'iag &. te lowest ra'eaii tvi t
ai tides eouuijrated
His lacilitie. lor doia buia-'.s enbiLS hiai f' "Jr
THE LlSI hVMCLMc; IS
to city b-yets . tn l C-ULi;y Mec '..ants.
He is deiertniued t susiaiu Ihe hi:h r-pte rd nis
bouse it' i h
i hft.Sll.NE ANO CIIEAI'N SS
if ill - . -. t : i .- otiei 'jd u , ubiic, and ' hi
ain the c-ijti stice t i h iee p.'p m oit a
Ir. lidoi.u to the tj-.v arttc ri enu.u.-i a' o
.i i ' ji
r u rn
h:, r-
- eUp.ieU W H.
EVERY Ni-XES'AKY
A'. ElL a 1Mb LLXl .lt.. UK 1.IFK,
u.cid nt to or d- sr ab. i.i ti .nt keeping. at.d s I ?
QUICK s A L N : i L L P ,i U F I TS
rje i c.-p cu u; i) i .. v . L-.-s au ltu.t.-. I ' i a "rl'
.at e aud mail. - c ''
LADY5 OWN S.OK?,
T R. FEsTKlSS OLD Si AND.
No. 16 Fayetteville Street, f.aleigu, N C.
Tf iSSaKs. BUWt.N A HAN ii ALL. at a0T
JLtX named place, aunounc to the pubhc that toy
U juit received toe
Largest and Cheapest
AND Bfc&T -ELECTED
STOCK OF DRY GOOD
eve- offered to retail traders in the city of Raisigb, con
sisting of
DRY OOODS, - .
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND OAPS,
Boots and Shoes.
Ac., Ac, fcc &c
laoluding everything that a LADY can wish for, troa
Toilet Artielei up to a Silk Dress.
These goods were purchased during the recent .Ml of
prices in Northern markets acd oonseqaently wul t so.a
cheep. , y ,i
They werj selected with special reference to tae n
and Winter trade of this seetioD. '
Ser.ranU or children sect to the store vhh order! wit.
receive the fairest treatment.
COME ONE! COME ALL ! '
SBE FOR YOURSELVES.
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