THE COUlUEll.
OKU. S. BAKER, PKoruiETori.
Lor I5BUKO Ja.v. 22, 1 75
Church Directory.
NU-TilODLST KUKCII - heV F. ; L
Jteid Pastor. Services every SabbAth
at' 11 a. w 7 p.m. Lecture every
ediict'day e vening at 7 ocIock. t . o-ii-
' ammiyi service 1st T-'ubbuth in each
CiKmtliaVll a. ;hi fcktbbath fell ol
rverj'abbatjt at H p. inj rhwa d'-
tnectHig :rt Hi... i'x. o:r.gi-1 on V riday
bel'o e the l.t tM;;itlj m e;. i irioiii;.
: at 7 p in. jir-'ou.ie Ai.' " eiy
meets' at the. hurcii on .Monday filter'
the 1st S.tbbatl. in each jnontii at';3
J5' ' " . . I
JJapt;st Church -jl ev. G. . Xe !
e 1, Pator. 1st a:,d 3rd SabbatliR at
II a m. lomniu "ion service. In bab
iAtJifr iii Feb- May, A i, and Now
T Paul's Eiih opaiX'hui ch Rev
1 M. II Vaughn ti. Recto., unday school
t 9 a in- e vices anil heruion 'at
11 ., except on ?th .tu day, , whe'u
the hour will be. 7:30 p, m
The sacrament of baptism will be ad--ministered
at any 'service .alter 2nd
lesHon'and 'n cae of lieccessity, t
any hour of day or n gW; The Holy
coiiiin union w ill fr.Tadnii.iifct.ercd on 1st
Sunday of each month hoir. will
meet at tlie church, on tdneaday and
, tr day at 3 p. m. , . ' r
Service and s riiion at Frank-lintOU,
in the Male Aead ray. on the at and
Crd Sundays at 3:3.0 p. m , and oithu
th Miiiday at 1 1 a. in.
SPECIAL ITEMS. j
We. Will eend the Courier, and
odey's Latty'i 'Book, with beautiful
Oil chromo "Rescue,'' 12 , mouths for
$ 1.50. ,
VVanTiwU. Ev rbody that owes me
a dollar to xonie forward and sett e
o that I r:fn p.iy those that I owe.
1 mean what I ;iy. T
P. L1FT)N
Vr. Y. T. i.lii'ton iiifitnns hp,' that
l;e will be wi'li us throw li hristma
lo make a .'pecialit f making Pie
i nrrs. j .jve'hiiu a irinl v. Idle "spend
ing your hrfct mas .money.' !
r-'i
T-f
1
hare a hir-jre anl Varied Stockof'
(J .' lund, whkh 1 ViITsell very
Vhcsp fr "CASH. O.iir and", exam ni e
atid 'l lli'nik you will b . satisfied that; jl.
am iifiV-iii ii ly (iuod exceedingly low.
' T. N. CAiiLLLK !
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We liar q receive. frmn j. A. (iodej,
the pulli.sl:c'r nf (Jodeys ljdics
k. hmitifitl chroino, CntitlcJ, ' TiVe
lteicvie" This cbrtJino - is MSit to
ererv fuhseri I er to' the Ij.idies book
fur 1S .)
Ldifs liool
p..
l,C? t'l in;-e
to
una Cui;;:iu:.
:We w'ouh'. respectfully . cull y )uv j
ttutitn to the next iclt and cheap
. tch.5, Jeivelrv-"l'na9if;iid!,, Silver
Ware, ClicLs mid fatrt'y goods, af
Youngs,. Marb'lo Front .r.;v-lr) Store,
corner Syoamoie c Bnk .tieets,
Petersourg, VaM. Solid 18kt". plin
(loid Hi tigs for rengagement and wed
Ling purpose?.' Youngs, Celbrated
-Perfected Periscopic Spectacles aiSd
Kye (JUsses, will improve and benefit
jour eye-sight. '
Call aud see them when you visit
Petersburg. V ;
MALLOEiS
I shall in future 6e"fl fer Cash only.
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Mallory's Extra Floua per barrel
$5,50. ' 4
Mallory'a Best iZx.tY warrantod,.
so,2-. .;...(:'' - '
Mallory's- Family warranted $7,50.
iNails per keg $4,25.
Sslt Liverpool per sack $2,25.
Irou pei Ih 4 cts.
Sides lUtail 12 cts.
vSho Iders, 10 cts.
A FULL LINE OK GKOCEIUE3 AT-J.OW'
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. ; TMCES. ' "' . .. i.
If goods do not come up to repre-
ncutation, they cau be returned nd
. the money refunded. Cash raeu can
save mtey at " . , ' v
mallqrts !asii store.
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We will send the ComfiER aad the
Louisville weekly Courier-Journal,
postage prepaid on both papers," for
one year, far- S3.o0. lhe wceklv
Cottr er-Juunml is the great family
paper of tire Southwest. . It will,
on December 31. 1874, distribute
, impartially $10,000 iu. valuable : pres-
" ents among its subscribers, and every
subscription cent through us will be
r.L i i i-
milieu wa rcgisaereu auu numuercu
receipt for this distribution.
"Valdivia a taie. of the South, a
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maffiuuceut serial storv. will be com-
lueuced in the weekly Qourier Journal
. earlv in November. Send us 3.0 aud
et both papers.
SELECT M'UBIC
Miss M. T. Kino will open a scLxt
ilusic School ,oii Mondav. Jan, 11th
f ....
Terms made kiown ou 'application.:
i Jan. 8th 1875; " A
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STATE; AND LOCAL
Dr. . E. King I)entlt, will 15e ia
his office zi the Eagle Hotel, until the
lstMarthl
Tlie jropulation of FrtnUlin aceord
io the census, of 1870 is, Whites 6750.
Colored 7528, T..l:,! 14278.
-A verv uU
:rer.ti:i loiter,
"Louishuri;
will be . iowM in our pa
per this week. We hope to hear from
our eorrciK)ndeut again.
. rt'-ad the. column adv of Mr. K..W,
Fu!!, r." ;t is w.r.s. it t t')v. A !' he
ll lllf :fUl
reM & IIarri. wh.t-ii
first time thin week.
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LouisBuna Fkmale Seminary.
'The spring session for 1875 opened this
week auspiciously, Room for 6 or 8.
more boarding' pupils. See full partic
ulars under our dvertisinj; head.
Married. Clifton Hag wood
In Rolesville n 'tht 14th inst.. at the
Baptist Church by Kev Wm. Koyalh
Mr. Y. H. Clifn tu Hha C. A. Hag
wood, all of Wake.
The County Commissioners held
session, during the pat year, on 37
day, making "a cost t ttie County of
$370,00., amount paid for cleik and
thj?r ofFicers $111, amounting in all
$181,00.
.,
Mauuied Thomas Briggs
Wednesday, morning, January 13th,
at the residence of the bride' father,
by Tier. T. II. Pritchard, 1)1).; 6aptV
J. J. Thomas and Evvie N , daughter
f T. II. Briggs. Sr., all of Haleigh. ,
. All good -people take their home
paper, and believe iu it as they be
lieve in their church, their court houses
or, tbeir post-office.' It is an institu
tioii. It interests every oue, from the
minister or lawyer to the school' and
apprentice boy.
The County "Commissioners,' refused
to 'enlighten the-".people of Dunn'.
Sandy Creek,, Gold Mine,, llayesville,
Ftanklinton, " CcdarTlToclN 'Fieemani
and Cypress Creek Tovrnsli pa, as to
the dis.positipu of the county money for
the year 1874, ' .
,V negleefc-;
ed tii 1 at-mi
!v,
or
.'iC's;s., W-luro -oi;aw.
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iiayo. a
( iooI
very attractive F-tve'c t.t
(Ivot-evies &v.J::.. v.Iu' Ii
") " t.11 eh
i 1:
;.s.)' j i-f'J::lV!
to f urnivii I ;..(':;' vi;i Wi:jniii : Phs
pl.af'.'; at h ct 'i i ;in !:.-t oi:'r. I
j-here ij a n;a;i v. this coiuuv, v.Lo
says tl:ut he hag laid flat of his back
2i
jCrtr.- s U iWig teh ?tni. In
;ur e niV'-iVai o i wuii l:;m about what
liad '.earned ai ont theni in that
1 cmc til of t i -lid, we e i nv to the ronclu-
si in t!s;it h. would ;h:ve mde Uio' e
huhtiug'-' i."iV'V" or 4p,ssmi:s,..thai." lie
had m'adc;hy studying the stars.
There livs in the vicinity of Han 4
over, iNew Hampshire, a girl of such
exquisite beajuty that people -come
from long distances just to get a peep
at her, but unfortunately she has in
incurable passion for hunting skunks
and a close 'approach to her person is
far from agreeable. 'S!ie makes mosey
out of her strange vocation, however,
haviirr sent 9G2 skins to the Boston
jwarkct last year.
Titk ScNNT-Snuk-ii. Thik is the
name of a new literary paper just sort
ed in Atlanta .a , by Jno.. H. Seals,
with an able corps of assistants. The
paper is a modle of neatness in its
make up, and it columns are brim full
of choice reading. Every depaitment
of the. paper is iuth6 nandd'-of able find
competmit manager Ve wish the
enterprise great success.
We have received from Maj. Seaton
Gales, the Sec., of. the N, C. Fire In
surance Gouipany, a statemen of-the
condition of that Company. It shows
that it is in a' very prospering condi
tion. Assets on thd 1st January
$1 83,1 6G,1 2. This Company is strictly
a first-class, and 'knowing the Company
well, we can with confidence reccom
mend it to those who wish to insure.
We understand tl a the Dinner sta-
tioti o.i the R'& G. R Road is to be
changed from Kittrells to Franklinton.
We congratulate Mrs. Tuckei, and hope
that the chauge will prove the means of
filling her pockets full of money. And
we must abo sav that the passengers
will cert.iii.ly not. be worsted for while
Capt. "Davis, at Kittrll4cccps one of
the txst hotels m the State, vet we must
yield the pal til to n?TuekerJ for the
' In the name of ths "people of
United States, and in the name of
f the
my
Weeding. Stat, and in the name of
the God of justice, I again enter my
solemn protest against tuis interference.
Geiitleraenof the House of Represen
tatives, your Legislature has beeu in-
vad d aud taken possession of by the
military .forces of the I nitedStates,
Luder these circumstances . I douot
consider it ray duty to longer remain.'
-Protest of Speaker iraltz in the
"Louisianua Housa of Representatives.
t
Citizens of Sand rfeek, Dune,
Ilarris, Freeman?, Franklin t on, flayes
ville, Cdar nock," Cvreigs Cflclindi;
Gold 3Jline. jou are as much entitled,
a I!uisl)urg to know how the county
Co!i!iiitfioners sjKeut your money jn
387-1 The law plne.es all on an equal
footing, and says that th Conimia
hners STIALX. furn:.h you with a state
iiifid of thf arc'juiitx audit! by thetu.
Vet ti.fy in'the face of the pliu writ,
ten latf, vote to enppresp this state
ment, except s far as LauiaburgTown
ship is concerned. '
Fclliow-citizetjs hf Dunn's, Harris,
'rf -, F'aiikliir;, Ita e-vit'e. Oe
.as Hi K.i v Cj p e' " "r-ek aud (JoUi
M .ne ; do jtm knot any'liing about the
indebt'f;e?s of tie Cot.ity? do you
kuuW hvw your money-was spent in
1874? The law provides that the
courAy Caaimissiouers s'uat enligten
yfiu, asto the above questious. Yet
t hey iu the face of the law, (which was
read to them in open seskion) refuse to
ivethis i formatioa, only to Louis
burg Township Why this difference?
The law does not make any difference.
It is a right you have.1 Claim it.
A ATodel Carriage Factory".
If you want a gooJ, honest, faithful
job of work done, and will go to Mr.
X. S. Harp's at iJaleigh N. C. Vie
think ve can afely g security, that
you w ill get if . M r. Harp em ploys
the best workmen, aud uses none but
the. very best materials. . Prices are
moderate, and. every job warranted as
rjpresented.
He respectfully asks an examination
of his work before purchasing else
where, as he feels satisfied that ho can
please the most fastidious. '! '
Mr. J. R McVey the well knowa
Drover from Kentucky, has presented
Mr. W. S. Mallory . of Franklinton
with. a pure blood", cotswold Raf, which
arrived by express Monday. The ani
mal i 20 mouths old and weighs as
he stands one hundred and eighty
pounds. . His wol measures' over six
Inches tn Ici'gih, and will shear 10
L pound.-., lie will be -kept on exhihi
tion ajt.taiikliiiton.,a few "days, fter
which 'ha can ' be seen at the h.me
fain, of (il. W. P. Green. We think
tills iy the largest and heaviest sheeji
,hat has uvr been in Fraiililiu countv.
if not in ti.e. t:iic. . .
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' Lotiirtbu! ,T, Jah-20.
Cqlton
131
lu;g, Jan. 2o'.
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Peter;
Cot:oh,
orivik.
CoUon
Cotton
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Sew A dverUsiiments.
EAGLE HOTEL
Louisburg, N. C.
I'koimue'oh.
o
, The present propri tor- has leased
tlie Eagle Hotel,, (formerly occupied
by .lames Den t) to a number of years.
e' is prepared to accommodate
regular" and transient boarders, has
nice rooms, we 1 furnished and fitted
lip in the best style. ,t e has alsb large
and convenient rooms for .ales'i-(e to
display their samples, -' he table is
daily supplied with tlie best the hi r
r et aflords. He will spare nopains
in manin 'us boarders comfortable,
and hopes he will receive a liberal
patronage from the public.
Ja . Sth 1S75. ,
DISSOMITION.
The Firm of King, White & Shaw,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
either partuer will sign the name of the
firm, iu making settlements ofthe busi
liess., A 11 persons iudebted to. us are
earnestly requested to come forward and
make prompt payments. Those who
cannot pay in full before March Court,
and desire longer indulgence will be ex
pected to settle up by note with gockl se
curity. We return our . sincere thanks
to the public' for the . liberal . patronage
bestowed ou usJ "
: JQHN G. KING.
- -r THOMAS WHITE.
: )L W. M. SHAW.
Jan. 1st 1875 4-w.
I most gratefully return my thanks to
my friends -and the public generally, for
the very liberal patronage to the late
firm of King, White & Shaw, and
earnestly recommend my successors to
fyour fawn
Jso. O. Kin.
C0PA11TXEU8U1P.
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The ua.Krsigncd, Succ-S5o:s to K;agt
zy er uo.;er ill? Stye n 1 F.rtn ot
for the purpose ol contuesi i; s.er:trl
mercstt ite tuui.s in L"U-sburg !r
UASti, or vn ?ioi, by sptcial i ref-
ment, w h PKOMl'T PA.YI.nG CUS
roMELt crlr. TUBktui lor ia
pa ro ag-, e .trust by strict periil
t tiou o biMiuess od iitrul Ut..
,ing. to mrr t a COutiuqai.ee of public
TUOilA- AHITfi
Wm. ii. 6 HAW.
j XJ - V V XU XV, X XXJJU I
; LOWER I
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rices reduced to suit
every pocket.
I AM CLOSING OUTI STOCK
FOR 31 V SPRING TRADE. AND
AM (0FFKKIXG. SOME SPLENDID
BARGAINS IN
clothing;
DRESS GOODS,
FURS,
HTS,
B O O T S
B
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T
S
s
n
6
S
S Ed E S'
o
AN ELEGANT LOT Of
FLOUR,
BACON
i
AKD
other
Croceries.
o
As I tried 'the Cash System with
gratify ing success last year, I am fol
lowing the same plan eveu more closely
this'year.
CASHICASHI
CASH!!
PRICES
DOWN !
DOWN!!
Down!!
Every thing you buy ywMl be war
ranted !
COTTON
Wanted in any quantit j , and of every
quality at highest price in Goods or
Monty.
Special high prices guaranteed to
those who wish to settle their accounts
with th Staple.
it 117 11 IT I I 11 IS
ii, Ut I) 11 li U li I
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TELE GEEAT
FERTILIZER.
-o-
I KAvT DUKt ft
-SUPER PH0SPHATI
I SWOANI SUMMTOO f
. 200 US. i
MUnCTUICS S :'
TALTtW, YYHAKN &.(
1 WILMIMTXH(,DCX
o
525
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SUPER PHOSPHATE,
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1500, Bags
of the aboT p po?-r FERlILTZEfr.
fresh from the Mai uUctun r?, in GOOD
DRY order, in STORE aud lesHy lor
iielivery- -
In oider thst none msy be disappoin
ted this yep-rMn securing a supply of
ibis highly successful ilanure, we ro
quest our. customers to ca 1 and get it
at once. -
A PRICE'TWO DOLLARS per ton
less tUnn last year. Special contracts
wilt be made with those desirirg to
purchase lor rot.on.
While & Shaw,
3Iaufacturerg Agents.
Jan. 15 6-w.
hM P ORT ANT
ARMOUNlEMENT.
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Having finished taking an Inventory
of tne LARGE BTOCK of Goods par
cb Bed of the la c Firm ot KLNG
VVHITE & SHAW. We are now pre,
pared to off r to the CASH TRADE,
many very decided ba gains.
Especially in
Mens Ready Made Clothing,
'.' Ladies' Dress Goods,
jdies and Gentlemen Ilats.
JUtts lor Mea and Boya wear,
' Boot 6 und Sjs of all kiads, - k v'
Hardware, Crocket y,
Ilarnes' , badd e, &
Among the goode jut received, we
iff r '
A n- w lot ot CPcf-f.
A Large lot of CUittou Goods.
100 Barrels Flour.
Boufi t very low, and shipped at
special low fre:gln.
Rio and Laguayra Coffee,
C-iiiid Extra C-Sugar,
:i Bulk & Bacon
Shoulders.
.
. Bagging
and Tics.
All for Sale at lowest' rates.
White & Shaw,
Boarding and Day
SEMINARY,
Fes Torus E?dic8
LOUISBURG, K C,
The eighth session of the above Pemi
nary will open promptly We u.. sday 13
January lS7i, aud contjuue (ill- twem-
ty weeks " .
TERMS, ,
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TJoard per session including wash
i-g, ights, Fuel and Furnished
Room?, $ 75 00
English Branches in full 12 SO-15 00
French, and Latiu each, . 5 0o
3iusicon 1 iano, 20 00
Gu tar, . 15 00
Jo charge for use of Instruments.
Ko extras or incidentals. .
Board one half iu advance Tuition
at close of Session.
Pupils who live iu the County going
home Friday' eveuing, and re urning
1 ouday morning, charged correspond
ingly less. . '
circulars sent on application.
Miss Cordelia a. Crenshaw,
i Principal.
- With first class Assistants
A GOOD 8CilOOL IS A HEALTHY
VILLAGE.
Catalia Male Acade
my. W ill be reopened on Monday, Janu
ary 11th, 1875, - - ' "
William J. Krxo, A. M. Pkiiccx?al,
TERMS per Session of 20 wssks :
English Tuition, 10 to 1 5 Lan
guages, each extra, $ 5 Hoard, ex
elusive of washing and lights, $ 50.,
half m advance.
Address
Jno. A, Harrison, Ch. Bd. llanager.
Castalia. Nash, Co,, N.C.
wiLLLiiisox, urciiuu ;u
L THOMAS, ;
WlIOLEIlLI OBglII
, , AND '.
Com mist o nM ere h a n t $,
. No. 5i Fayertevilla Street, r
s
RALEIGH, X. C.
Opposite Metro poli tan Hall.
jSlE w
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- e flS1 ' r TEPKT- HARRIS & S. T. WILDER Laving consolidated
a the 18th Ircember last, tre now doing business under th. natu and firm of
WILDER
TERRELL
5
Ar now preptred to oilsrr.-eat induiemanU in DRY GOODS and GRO
CER1I-S. . - f
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All persona f.ndebtei t5 either, TerreR & Harris or S. T. Wilder, arc
earnestly requested to make immedlito settlement ; either member sf ths new
firm ait authorized sa give receipts for accounts.
Wa also Under out thauks.fr the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
ns, ana we hope by itrfrfr Mtentiou and honest dealings to merit a continanee
of the samt.
V . S.TT. WlLDtR
x Z T. TERRELLw
i R. R. UAR5I5.
PLOWS ! PLOWS 1 1 PLOWS 1 1 ! PLOWS ! !!
lare lot or Cotton anil Turning Plowa,and
Points always on hand, and for saie a
' WILDER, TERRELL & HAUHrdC .
FE UTILIZERS 1
tN0.1 PERUVIAN GUANO, SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO ; LISTER'S
STANDARD SUPEH PHOSPHATt OF LIME. WHANN'S HAVBJIlF
iUPEB PHOSPHATE OF UME, PUBE BONE DUSl m 01SSQLYCD
BONE. LAND PLASTER. . . ;
v . ); '- ' . ' :' ,. :
Tbfl above Fertilireri have been tried yer liter year and no one ce-T tlw
the risk of rxperimenting w th new and unrr.ed articita Tacy are pat apoa
the market upa th m t favorable terms. .
PRICES
Soluble Paciflo Gusno.Cash $50. -
Listei's Standard Super Pho.-phatc, Cah $59.
Whaun's Rawboue Sup.r. Pbojphate Cash, 52.50.
SPECIAL TERMS : '
We will sell Soluble Pacific Guano andListei's Standard Super Phosphate of
Lime for a bale (400 pound,) of Cotton,' per Ton, and Vhaaus R Bne Su
per Pliojphute ot Lime for a bale, (425 pounds) of Oatton, per ton of
pounds
PAYABLE NOVEMBER 1st, 1875.
We cuarantee all Fertilizers sold by u to be FREE fnai ADULTERATION.
S&" Send in your i nlers .early a. id they wilt nave prompt attentioo.
WILDER. TERRELL & HARRIS,
: v. I.OUI3BLRO, N. C.
"W A E D & 33 R O
Franklinton, N C,
Are dittrmincd to cloe out tbeir L1RQE ftnd ASSORrEO STOCK of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
c:
T THE LOWEST
If you want o U CHEAP CALL ON THEM. Any kind of jprodoc
. i taken at best price, " , u . '
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W A R P 1 BR 0
Farntlinton, N. C.
..ft LTV DAVIS,
SUCCESSOR TO DAVIS & RRO.,
WHOLE SALE - ,
GROCER, 5
Makes a Specialty of
FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR, SYRUPS J
SALT AND PROVISIONS, ,
and keeps sll othi goods attached' V
the bi)inejt '
IROX FRONT BUILDING,
Corner of Water and Uummerc
streets,
NORFOLK, VA.
Sept. 18-6oi
& A1?KIHDOn.
Wholesale Dry Goods
Merchants. !
: No.;45
Roanoke Avenue
ISORFOLK Va,
Sept. is Ly v " J ;
HAWKINS, & CO.
Collon Factors
and
Commission Merchants.
Ko. AZ WJjomhtrd Street.
BALTIMORE.
Liberal cash advances made npou
consignments. Bagging and 'lies fur
nished at lowest istes.
Sept. 11 6m.
fi em;
HARRIS
.r.lr 1873 5J0
N.v. lr1875, 55.00
Xor. 1, 1875, 87,5i
POSSIBLE FIGURE?.
ESTABLISHED 1847.
y. H. filorris 4 Sons.,
COTTON FACTORS ASD
Commission Merchants
23, 25 ud 27 Commerce St. .
' -V Norf.JkyV. .
Will make liberal Currency advaa
ces on produce or bill lading lu band
Mr. A. M. Xobie, of N. '., Is coo
nected with our house, and will to
pleased to reeuive the patronai of
ills frieuds.
. V. 0. WOLFE,
DXALIB IV
Msrble, Stune, . Ilewlstnta,
louuiB3tv Tombs, GraalU
. Wbrks Ac, - e. ;;"
i2Vof Morgan and Blount Streets,
RALEIGH, N.C.
Work done on tr most ratonabt
terms.
. Rout. C. Stoke, Ajent, l
spr It) ly. Irmisbury, If. C."'
Jolin Armstrong;
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