North Carolina Newspapers

WEDNESDAY, APJ ^BM'E? 8 PTIfO S . square, ten lines small type, or one inch four days KA LEIGH X ADVERTISEMENTS. UN ESS BSSJ EOTORT, P BIEEEPS. S E M E N TS. SUCCESSOR TO ^^borum & MCCLEAN, 1 AGRICEETERAE Unicry Rro’« Star Cotton Gin* • SHOE FINDING NORTH CAROLINA. AND AND OTHEK ElEA VY MACHJNES, CORUM J- AND OTHEli PR ICE e Cents, actnreport on, and must be paid in advance, A liberal discount nade to large advertisers. PERS. OVER THREE HU OF BOOTS AND Shoes, whi 1 cn copies, twenty copies’, one year ... And an extra copy to the ; RAI,HIGH, N. C. J LET RETURNED FROM THE NORTH NEWBERN ADVERTISEMENTS. PERF UM ERA POLLOK STREEl, NEWBERN DR. R. S. PRIMROSE. I J. P. BIDDING pRiMROSE A DILLINGHAM, timepaid for expires. Subscribers who do not All goods guarantied as clmap as other manu facturers. North or South. sept24-1y. pHAREES KE1D A SON, THE PROGRESS. PUBLISHED COMMISSION AND FOR WA RDING. NORFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS. J NORFOLK Io. 2, South Side Market Sqtiari RAIiEIGII, N. .. fob 26 tf SMPEKMENTS, j H'.I TPS CUFF- j IP LUAN. MA RUH ! PROVISIONS, WINES, WEDNES DA 1 aprii 1867, M'OTHKCM. MEUIClxXEb CHEMICALS, DAILY PROGRESS Prom Dick-nfs All the’ SOME BODY’S I UNCHURCH A DODD, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, HAT CAPS, SHOES, UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER, € R O € K E R Y, Bron for Farm i’ori^e^, &r ESTABLISH^!* 1822. Largest Stock of WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES. FLOUR. LIQUORS, Ac., &c 30 Craven Street, N IS W B M R , N. c. 1 , p ;t o kc e P constantly on hand a lar her oi Carriages, Rockaways. Buggies, etc., etc. W' 11 8011 °P en buggies from $145 to $225. /fl- .-T^ froin ^^^ 10 5325. Rockawaye from $165 to$300. Our stock of Carriage material is likewise very large aud complete, such as Springs, Axles, Spokes, Hubs, Shafts, Bolt, Bands, Trimmings, &c., &c.. all of which will be sold at prices that cannot fail to please, and to which we partic ularly' invite the attention of country dealers. 7 6 respectfully invite an examination of our stock before purchasing elsewhere. sept 28-ly. A. WRENN COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA A PPItOYED FERTILIZERS, ALWiL YS ON HAND AND FOR Ri) B BIN s ¥ C 0 WHOLESALE DEALERS —DEALER IN- WHISKIES. BRANDIES. WINES. GINS. RUMS. BITTERS, ^" Highest market price paid for RED OAK HOGSHEAD and WHITE OAK STAVES of all kinds. oct 3-ly. GROCERIES, _ &C., &c., &C. Particular attention paid to family trade, nected with the above is the largest Con- PROVISIONS, FRUITS, PRESERVES, BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT south ofBaltimore. Such as ALES, PORTER, CIDER, SODA WATER. SARSAPARILLA, &C., &C., &C. AT NORTHERN PRICES. Agent for the celebrated PETERSBURG CREAM ALES. ^” All Goods delivered free from 38 Market Square. [mh25-ly WINES, ^STABEISHED IN 183' BOOTY LIQUORS, SHOES, IGA RS. Highest Prices paid for all kinds ot Produce. Direct from M Perfumery, politely in vited to call and exiiin- rpH O M A S W . P E I R C E , GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT AND SHIP BROKER, TOBACCO WAREHOUSE TOWN POINT, Norfolk, Va. “Having given necessary bonds, any parties wishing to ship to me In the 1st, 2d, & 4th col lection districts of North Carolina, can do so by simply applying to the Assessor of their district fora permit, and the tax will be paid in Nor folk on arrival of the cotton. Persons wishing to ship per MELITA to LIV ERPOOL, can do so through me on same terms as through the regular agent, without charge for forwarding.” LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS. 08 and 6:1 Broad Street rp POWERS & co., MPORTERS AND WHOLSALE DEALERS TN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Agents for SMITH'S CELEBRATED PRESENT —AND— USE ine our goods and prices. Our stock is so large we cannot enumerate kinds and prices in this ad vertisement. FIRE ARMS. SOLD BY THE TRADE GENERALLY. A Liberal discount to Dealers. 200,000furnished’the U. S. Government. Army Revolver, Navy “ Belt “ Police “ New Pocket Revolver,. 44-100 in. Calibre .36-lOOin. Calibre Navy Size Calibre “ “ Calibre .31-100 in. Calibre Pocket Revolver,.. Repeating Postol,. Vest Pocket Pistol (Rider’s pt.) 31-100 in. Calibre .(Elliot pt,) No 22&32Cartr’ge Gun Cane, Breech Loading Rill Revolving Rifle,.... . .22. 30, 32 & 41 Cartr’ge ....No. 22 A 32 Cartr’ge (Beals’ pt.) No. 32 & 38. ...36 & 44-100 in. Calibre Moore & Niciiols, Wm. Read & Sox, Jos. C. Grubb & Co.... Poultney & Trimble,. . Heny Folsom: & Co...... Johnson, Spencer & Co. L. M. Rumsey & Co...... Albert E. Crane, mhl-Bin : trades-people, j houses that a i Mis& Sally Cai it to their own purpose Frank Arthur even, building Authors Quay of having got some. l’t this was untrue' but the story was la lieved bect use, m see, in tliose da atholit-in uuiiU d—was absent, Tocke 1. to the 1 1 and the floor was Some who had hurried round room last bolted on the ■0 was no ether outlet Three times, they say, be was on the | fro™ ^ point of being hanged; but the Earl of With a shout they announced their Limerick saved him. However thE . certainty that the Frenchman was still might be, Frank Arthur, being consid- | 111 ^usm caught in his nwn trap ered mighty “uppish” (that was the 1 they called nA a .— u_„ 1,%:^ word) frr a Catholic, was suspected; 0 P en do ° r and se5ze hi “ at last.— point of being hanged; but the Earl of j ered mighty “uppish and not himself alone, but all who were known to be connected with him.— Arthur’s wife was better born than him- Somehow, none oi them ventured to follow him through the hole he had self, and poor Miss Sally Carmody was a cousin of hers, and well known as So she, good old lady, was un made in the floor and ceiling. They knew he must be armed—they had abundant proof ofhis energy and des peration ; and the bravest man that ever (stepped might well be pardoned for 1 lint mlnnfincr 0 manno np rlnr.nn-.4- der suspicion also. Miss Bally being, as I said, reduced, j no t adopting a means of descent sure was obliged to take in needle work to ■ t-° be fatal to himself. O. AV. HILL, N o. I O € a in p h e 1 Il's W Si a r f WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Stores, Tin Ware, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware, Eamps, Ean- us, Eamp Chimnies, Ac., Ac , BATH UBS AND TOILET SETTS MADE TO ORDER. Hot. Air Furnaces furnished and put up’ in a thorough manner and warranted. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN [jyStf Snuff's, Soaps, NORFOLK, VA. Wholesale Agents for Lorillards Celebrated Snuffs and Tobacco jan 2-ly Marker Square apll-d&wly PANTECHENECTHECA This Ale is Brewed expressly for the SOUTHERN markets! And warrented to keep in any climate. ,- T. POWERS & CO., aug G-tf. South Front St., Newbern, N. C. NORFOLK, VA. Norfolk. Va. repaired. C. F. GREENWOOD. M. F R E EMAN WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of B.—Watches carefully and properly Wholesale dealers in Bootsand Shoes. Our large ; stock of Boots and Shoes specially made to our 1 orders for the North Carolina Trade. We will sell i with a small advance on Manufacturers prices. A I large stock of goods on commission will be sold j low. Call and examine our goods and prices be- 1 Tore you buy elsewhere. [apl-3m j KADER BIGGS, j^ADER BIGGS & CO. J. J. BIGGS. AND Cotton Factors, McPhail’s Wharf, Norfolk, Va. I Shipments made to Liverpool free of forward- | ing Commissions, and the usual advances made. ^"Special attention paid to the sale of Cotton I and all kinds of country produce. [apl-ly New York Boston ... .Philadelphia | y> Baltimore; A MISCELLANEOUS. ATENT MICA ROOFING FRED. GREENWOOD. SI E D 1 8 4 7. E. REMINGTON & SONS. Ilion, New York. - ^ew Orleans J THE NEW YORK ROOFING COMPANY £Es- T Ca n° I tablishedl854,) are manufacturing under Letters ... St. Louis I p a tent,THE BEST ARTICLE of COM POSITION San Francisco | ROOFING EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC, I It is ADAPTED to EVERY STYLE of ROOF, MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOT SIERS. CALL AT P BI fl T T SI I E M ’ S STORE, AND PROCURE IN TIME DR. SMITH’S celebrated I STEEP or FLAT, and can be readily APPLIED I by any one. I The U. S. Government after a THOROUGH , TEST of its UTILITY, have ADAPTED its USE in the NAYY Y'ARDS and upon PUBLIC I BUILDINGS. j The ROOFING is put up in ROLLS, and has I only to be NAILED to the ROOF to make a . Double Fire and Water-Proof Cov ering. I We particularly recommend its use upon 1 BUILDINGS, STORES, CHURCHES, FACTO RIES, MACHINE SHOPS, STEAM ¬ BOAT DECKS, &c. THEY ARE THE GENUINE. THEY ARE A SURE PREVENTIVE MEASURE FOR CROUP WHEN USED IN TIME AND THE i ROOFS. It forms a ' BODY EQUAL TO THREE COATS OF ORDI- i NARY PAINT. I NvROOFcan RUST UNDER IT, and OLD j C. F. GREENWOOD Watchmakers and & BRO., J ewellers. FINE GOLL AND SILVER WATCHES, DIA MONDS, PEARL AND OTHER RICH JEWELRY, SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE, Spectacles, Clocks and Fancy Goods, No. 27, Main Street, Norfolk, Va. S^“N. B.—Watches and Jewelry repaired the most skilful workman and warranted. jan2-ly W. M 1 E E S DEALER IN by Gents’ Furnishing Goods, No. 11 East Main Street, Head of Market Square, Jan 2-ly W O M B L E C O. No. 2 Commercial Row. NORFOLK, VA. Importers of and dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, House Furnishing and House Builders Hard ware, Mechanics’ Tools, Farming Utensils, &C., —ALSO— Agents for Machine Belting, Gum Packing, Eir gine and Hydrant Hose. Hoe’s Circular. Mill. Pit and Cross Cut Saws. TIN, IRON, or SHINGLE M . WHOLESALE ONLV SURE for the same. . LEAKY ROOFS may bo made permanently WA- i TFR-PROOF and DURABLE by its use. I The PAINT requires no MIXING, but is ready AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Saddlery, Harness, Trunks, Ac. N’T B.’’ to be applied with the ordinary PAINT BRUSH, ij Price £1 .00 per gallon, which will COVER j TWO HUNDRED SQUARE FEET. ja21y] NORFOLK, VA. GAYLOR, MARTIN & CO.. P SI I L . TSI I E M IS THE SOLE AND ONLY AGENT IN THE UNITED STATES FOR THESE BEADS. EACH STRING WILL EE ACCOMPANIED WITH A TRADE-MARK. Also Manufacturers of BLACK LUSTRE VARNISH TARRED FELT AND ROOFING PITCH. Discount to the TRADE. CIRCULARS and PRICE LIST furnished. RIGHTS for COUN TIES SOLD at LOW RATES. Address TIIEMICA ROOFING CO., 194 Broadway, N. Y. ALL OTHERS SOLD WITHOUT SUCH AVOUCHMENT, WILL BE COUNTERFEITS AND WORTHLESS. THOMAS II. COATES HOUSE CARPENTER, GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE \ BUILDER, RALEIGH, N. C. resole Agent for the State.^3 jau29-tf IMPORTERSAND DEALERS IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BAR IRON AND STEEL, WAGON MATERIAL, HOUSE FUR NISHING GOODS, FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ TOOLS, EVERY DES CRIPTION OF HARDWARE, FOR MILLING PURPOSES, MILL BANDS, GUM AND HEMP PACK ¬ ING, &c., &c., &c. Cor. Main St., and Markel Square, mh41y] NORFOLK. VA. THIEM is the sole agent in this city and state 1867, SPRING TRADE. 1867. for Dobbins’ ELECTRIC SOAP, which, if used i according to directions, New and Fashionable Blocks for Bonnets ana SAVES TIMS, MONEY, LABOR AND CLOTH | for Bonnets »n.l NORTON C. NEWTON. ^EAL & NEWTON IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF DRUGS. OILS. ING. Try it, ye housewives, and no longer use wash boards or machinery. It makes the hands soft ' and white, and will not injure the most delicate i fabric. Call at Thiem’sand learn particulars. I febSO-Sm g A C O N. 4000 lbs Clear Rib Sides. 1 Tierce Sugar-cured Hams, just received at mh29-tf " UPCHUCH & DODD’S Hata for SPRING AND SUMMER, 1867. I am now prepared to alter and make Bonnets and hats in all the latest and most fashionable H,vles MRS.J. B. FRANKLIN, nih4-tf Opposite the Court House GLASS Head octlily] AND DYE STUFFS of Market Square NORFOLK, VA. , FRESH SEPPEY orrummte. Citron, Pickles and Canned PearlieF. mhl5-tf at UPCHURCH & DODDS. E A P 5 s § MERCHANT No. 30 Main Street. ANOTHER ARRIVAL of Porto Rico Sugar In hhde., Crockery Ware, ^ iS “ing Tackle, Heavy and Japanned Fire Dogs, confectioneries, Toilet Articles, &c., &c., at mh29-tf UPCHURCH & DODD’S. TUST RECEIVED. ^ Plow and Clothes Lines, 2 and 3 Hoop Buckets, Bushel and Peck Measures, llour aad Sugar Buckets, Fainted Tubsjltarket Baskete, &d, 4c. mhlS-tf at UPCHURCH# DODD NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. Always on hand Fine Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. jy 10-iy IN STORE- 50 bbls Irish Potatoes, dec 8tf. At W. S. SPARKS'. WM; II. THOMPSON, Watchmaker aad Jewelry, T Plated &c., &c.« &e., with all articles usually found in his line, lie- pairing done neatly, and with dis; atch, with his own hands. feb26-3m B. P. WILLIAMSON A CO., Commission Merchants, Auction- Faye... “Cs and Grocers, DEALERS IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ROPE Raleigh, Jan. 1, 1866-tf. and BAGGIN & WHITEEAW TO CITY OR COUNTRY MERCHANTS a large stor well selected and assorted and we guarantee wholesale shoe bon as any jobbers. V e take pleasure Orders solicited, decS-tf Noll sc and to sell our goods an low ^\j 20 Soulla From Street, wtiolesale dealer i^ GROCERI It PROVISIONS. DEA LEES H WINES, But, just as the crowbar was about to Meri,."- .v.ov.Z She was very skillful at her needle, and numbers of fine ladies be put into requisition, there was a cry support herself. used H? mount the stairs to her lodgings of “Stop ! stop !” from a female voice in to entrust her with work they were par- the crowd, and presently a little wo- ticulayabout. One would think there man , greatly flurried and excited, came could be nothing very dangerous in this 1 elbowing her way towards them. poor gentlewoman. Still beingrolated 1 general, honey to Arthur’s wife, she was watched, f 1 want mat nr^ ticuWabout. j wont break open “Oh, e ye my little room? I have the key somewhere—only wait knewit. ... .... ( stantdread of a fellow lodger, who oc- 011(1 Ku^t! , And the little cupitd the rooms on the ground floor, i searcher fumbled desperately ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLES Wilmington Street, Raleigh, N. € MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, ETC, Constantly on hand,and MASONRY of ever; i kind executed on notice promptly and at fail clear- j rates. my24-tf. her I - . pockets and in the bosom of her dress, 1 ^y* vhofollowed the calling of clearstarch- v °wing the while, as well as she could I . immediatelv below her. This woman er, was an acric^ close communicative little body—ver; odd in her ways ATSON’S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY LIQUORS, CIGARS, WO OIL WILLOW, and COMMON CROCKERY WARS. speal She was 'what the ! vent St smashed I' little place from being I PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES, ALBATYPE£ ^^ Cotton and Naval Stores bought or received on consignment. , 1 sept 10-tf. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. neighbors called “a bitter Protestant, , consequently, she was employed by all I s ° b'fuhtened and so confused that it the Protestant ladies of Limerick nd all other Sun Pictures made at. Watson’s Gallery, was, moreover, a weekly pensioner in( | j was not until the general, losing all pa- I O f I tience, had again called for the crow - j with neatness and dispatch. . . STRANGERS VISITING some religious society. By Miss Sally. ! ^ ar ’ that the key at length made its . appearance in answer to a despairing ; The citv are advised to call early and avoid the looked unon as a s»v and dreuiwa 1 and ! dive int ° tlie depths of a capacious ! pressme when they are about to leave for their 1OOKUI upon a spy, ana aicaaca ana j 1 1 homes. Views of some oi the public buildings the little Protestant clear-starcher was side-pocket. I f0r8ale It was snatched from her, the door i my24- ped at the door, and a lady of modish was ^ un g open, and the men poured in. , appearance having inquired for ^[i.^, ; lu a moment every crook and cranny ! j-j^ Sally, alighted, and ascended the stairs ! was ^^acKed in vain. There was no j to her room. She had some very fine I trace of the fugitive, and they were : nrir -a work with her, and concerning this she i completely id fault. Tae window shut, ■ , r , ITT , a had a hundred instructions to give. Miss ! and bolted ° n the inslde > Precluded any WAT CHES, Sally remembered afterwards that while I ldeaot esca P e 111 that Direction: the, JEWELRY, she‘was talking about, tl.p—v +ho lire cheerfully burnm e m i^o , AND TRINKETS lady's eyes kept glancing here ana ul,d l’y proved that he ; there rather curiously. But as this was 1 ™« M not ’y" 0 ascended tlie Chimney ; , by no means unusual in her fine lady j 00 y as n oyherc in the room, yet was ' visitors, it caused her no uneasiness at plun toail beholders the aperture in; • the ceiling by which he had got down. ; avoided accordingly. One day a handsome carriage the time. Iler customer at last depart ed, and Miss Sally resumed her occu- And louder than the cries of the angry ' pation, suspended during the rather ; so ^ d ’ ers were those of the little clear- ; tedious directions to which she had to starcher, whose apartment had been so M A II L E K West Side Fayetteville q^HE PLANTERS HOTEL, THIS FAVORITE RESORT OF THE TRAVELING PUBLIC IS STILL IN FULL BLAST, AND ACCOMMODATE ITS PATRONS ON REASONABLE TERMS febS-Gm Agent. hearken. The visitor’s sharp eyes, however, had not gone a-pryingin vain. Inside the front room there was, as I have often seen in those old houses, a little room or closet, without any window, only lighted by means of a glass door con necting it with the apartments with out. It came out subsequently that the fine lady spy had seen the shadow of a man inside. In less than half an hour the whole street was filled with soldiers, and up to Miss Sally's room they came to secure their prisoner.— They knew he had not had time to escape; they also knew that from the closet there was no second outlet: so, when they were in the room without, they were sure he was trapped. Into the closet, then, they thronged, General Duff at their head. But the room was apparently empty. It was without furniture, save a mattrass, a chair and a table, on which were the remains of a meal. In one corner was a little heap of firewood, but not large unceremoniously disfigured. The 1 i would-be captors were baffled by the : ! devil himself! Respectfully invites an inspection of his goods from all who are in want of gold or silver ware, either for ornament or household use. His stock of watches, gold and silver: Fin ger Rings, Breastpins, Lockets, Bracelets, Fob and Neck Chains, Thimbles, Silver Spoons and Forks, Spectacles, &c.. Ac., are oi rhe best make, latest style and finest finish—and all articles sold ^EATON HOUSE. LOUISIANA AVENUE, Between 6th and 7th Streets, WASHINGTON: D. C. nUhed, and contains all the modern improve- oct 6-lv JOHN II. SEMMES, Proprietor 1 will be warranted as represented. But the evil one had had no need, ■ ne i.™ 8 sold and silversmiths of ripe experience , - . • -1 . - , . ’ as assistants, and is therefore prepared to do a even were he so inclined, to interfere in j kinds of repairing promptly, and in a workma i the matter. The little Protestant clear- j like st yl e - starcher had contrived very cleverly to v f w . outwit the soldiery. That she was odd in her wn vs was eArtnin - for while eve. I Of all kinds, _will be done reasonably and at the , * I shortest notice ry man, woman or child, except herself, - - decl5-tr enough to conceal a man. mo- was in commotion on the arrival of the military, she remained at her wash-tub, rubbing away and listening to tiie up roar and blows overhead,as if nothing at all unusual were the matter. There she was, when the ceiling gave way, and the poor bunted Frenchman, pale and covered with dust, stood before her. She never cried out or even spoke; she just looked at him a second, then pointed to the window; he sprang out, and hastened off in the direction she indicated. The little woman dusted the windowsill where he had left the prints of his feet, shut the window, bolted it on the inside, threw some fresh fuel on the fire, and mingled unobserv ed with the people in the street. CLAWSON. —AND— ORNAMENT A L PAINTER, Rale £2,11, j OPENS THE NEW YEAR WITHTHIS DEC- i hiration : that every respectable I MERCHANT, ME CEA NIC, TKA DESMAN. T^XCELSJOR CLI’B HOUSE, HILLSBORO’ STREET, Next Door to the Exchange Hotel, Conducted on the IE U R O P E A N P I. A N. I HOT MEALS AT ALL HOURS, and at the | shortest notice. SUPERIOR WINES AND LIQUORS. Constantly on hand. T. F. LEE, decl-tf. Proprietor. MISCELLANEOUS. yHE PUBLIC LEDGER. PUBLISHED Except Sunday, —BY— and Edwin Whitmore, ment the soldiers were taken aback— next moment they were reassured. There was bricked-up fireplace in the room; and round it they.all gather ed. At that time there was a tax cal led hearth money, and people used to build a sort of wall of bricks around a fireplace, that the inspector might see when he came that they made no use of it. Aye, and maybe, when he’d turn his back, the bricks would be taken down until the time for the next visit. However, as luck would have it, Miss Sally had really no use for this fire place; I suppose it was as much as she could do, poor lady, to keep up the fire in the front room. And it so happened that the bricks were well and firmily built, and even plastered over, and they reached to within a couple of feet of the ceiling. There was just room tor a man inside, and down there, as the soildiers gues sed, the goor fugitive had dropped.— lie bad only a few minutes notice of their coming, and, catching up a hatch et tha was in the corner with the fire wood, hehad just had time to clamber up and gain his temporary place of re fuge when they broke in. With a throbbing heart he listened to their threats, their cries of anger, their oaths. He heard them asking if it would not be best to shoot down upon him, and kill him in his lair. But Gen. Wherever the Frenchman h DO CTOR, and ALL OTHERS, WOITMORE BROTHERS, Duff bawled out 110 ?—not for a hundred thousand poundal He must be taken alive! Ite cannot escape us; pull down tiie brick work, and he is ours!” They then set to, and worked hotly; and what with the knocking and hammering, and crushing and shouting, there was such an uproar as was never heard before in poor Miss Sally Carmody’s lodgings. The bricks being solidly built and plastered, it was not as easy as they had anticipated to tear them away. And when at last they did effect their purpose, their purposed prisoner had again baulked them—how was plainly to be seen. was saved, When he jumped out through the window he made off across a garden, on through other gardens, out into a field where some men were digging potatoes. These seeing him running, and his dress all torn, guessed SHOULD ENDEAVOR IN THE OUTSET TO MAKE THESIS. SIG& ! by proxy—that is, by leaving their orders with him. I In addition to the branches of work aivcauy J enumerated, he is prepn^A to furnish how it was, and one of them gave him i his jacket, another his brogues, another : his carbeen, and they rubbed, clay over bis hands and face, and otherwise aided They put a spade into his hand, and set him to din with them. By-and-by M A R K T RUNK S. For specimens of workmanship, he refers thejob* already executed. ORDERS from the country for house, sign and other painting, are solicited, and they will meet with prompt attention. Jan 1-tf the soldiers came to make-inquiries, and | J were sent off on a wild goose- chase af- ter a gentleman without a hat, whom ( they said they had seen running in an ■ opposite direction. The soldiers never found him, and the fugitive got safe I back to France. It was not rightly 1 known what he was; some said one i thing and some another; but from , what General Duff cried out when the : soldiers waited to fire down on him, it was believed it must be somebody of ; great consequence. The poor people j said it was the King of France. QEIOICE VIRGINIA HAMS. A prime lot just received and for sale low, by DOUGLAS BELL. mch 28-tf Market square. pALTIMOKE FAMILY FLOUR A few barrels now on hand, which I can recoin- ! mend to lovers of good bread. DOUGLAS BELL, mch 28-tf Market Square. p ESR FUMEH. Y AND TOILET ARTICLES. An assorted stock just arrived at mhV-tf "UPCHURCH & DODD’ Q N IS R O W N —WITH— 55 A RT & I.E W S S DEALERS IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, IRON, STEEL, CARRIAGE, MATERIAL, PAINTS, CROCKERY- & GLASS, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, No. 44, Fayetteville Street RALEIGH, N. jau7-6m* ^HAVING! SHAMPOOING 1 1 AND HAIRDRESSING!!! SCOTT BROWN & ALFRED PATTERSON | are again in the field with RAZOR and SCI sons. HAIR NO. Tennessee. THE PUBLIC LEDGER TEN CENTS PER WEEK, By mail SIX DOLLARS per annum, or FIFTY CENTS per month, in advance. The PUBLIC LEDGER has the LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION ofany paper published in the State of Teunes- Our Job 55 c partm e n t is complete and is the largest establishm- io of the j kindiu the Southwest. We employ none but Ca- ! pable Workmen, and turn out the best of work at j the most reasonable prices. j febl4-w6m WHITMOKE BROS. CRISPER COMA With starry eyes, and radiant hair. Whose curling tendrils soft, entwined. Enchained the very heart and mind. CRISPER COMA. - Ear Curling Ue Hair of either Yr into Wavy and Glossy Ringlets or Heavy Native Curls. By using this article, Ladies and Gentlemen can beautify themselves a thousand fold. It is | hair, and at the same time give it a beautiful, j glo-sy appearance. The Crisper Coma not only j curls the hair, but invigorates, beautifies, and : cleanses it ; is highly and delightfully perfumed, GENTLEMEN MAY RELY UPON RECEIVING ! and is the most complete article of the kind ever and DRESSED in every style, by accomplished artists. ENTIRE SATISFACTION ATTICS ESTABLISHMENT. ‘^‘’Remember the shop immediately under - ma will be sent to any address, sealed and post- i paid for $1. — 1 Mcg. Fentress' Boarding House, on Fayetteville ' C. CORNED ROE HERRINGS.! Street..^ mh26-tf An extra quality of N. C. fresh Corned Roe Her rings, for sale low, at mh29-tf UPCHURCH & DODD'S. DALES COTTON YARN mhlG-ly are now on band and am da AGGING AND ROPE for sale at mhlS-tf UPCHURCH & DODD S. JUST received by the Raleigh Manufacturing i i Company, anci for sale to the trade 1 pared t0 pen j n quantities ,, wilier I am pie- nit purchasers at janlS-tf PULLIAM JONES & CO, Wholesale Grocers. mch 28-tf DOUGLAS BELL, Market Square.