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t I'ZZELL, - - Profkietoks.
ATBTTEVll.i.13 HTKRET
. C. Stronach A Co.'s Store.
ASM INYAKIAHI.Y IN ADVAXCE.
, . , ll.Y NKWH will be delivered to
'....rs at fiktkkn cents per -week,
itHM-!irrier weekly. Mailed at 7
" . iinin ; J-jOfor nix montliH; $2 forth re
!1' 4u'I.V N'KVS.lf. S2lwr iiniinrr
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,)t: licit t.'t!i')irMrtvof tickets of j
A C TJFULLLY L 0ATEl
if V
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M, O T S
ti,i t:'f t?ut --ide r-i"rt.
X: E D E L ' E A U
iH feita R5als4 Opposite Fortrs Monroe, Virgiaii,
roGKTUEll :A'IT1I
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iCKETS ONLY $5 EACH.
i u- now, attractive and beautifully-located
-i . nuhril Seaside watering place, named
DC L ' E A U
. ii:uapton Itoads, nearly opposite For-.-,-s
Monroe, A'irginia, in full view of that
..rirtss. Fort Calhoun, Chesapeake Bay,
V James Uiver, with a water view uusur-
'. tvMi in America, where every luxury of
v-a and' land is obtainable, was opened to
public for the flrsL time the past season,
h having proved a success unpar relied
i tiie history of seaside resorts, has in-'
l'Ktd the stockholders to make an effort
. i croat ly enlarge its capacity soas. toao
mimoiUte the reat public; to this end
Utv uave determined to offer Inducenieuts
rio u ui nat y character, in th& shape of n
CR4ND IJIFT CONCERT." !
. i h r.us of whiflithey hojo to be al.-lu-ti
. . xeouio their public-spirited niai
. uiJabie undertakiua oi making
v r k in; ii f. at: 1 1
nd 6tiu'ulc lub'Ji't rf the S:t'. . f
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v - .);. rivu-.euts to the public e
very v
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wher
. i.urcisay tioKet,lliey proj
pro
Ut if-
'i ll LS-T AI 'jLS-l--i-r.i'"-. T K
", tM purchasers bt ticket, by distribution
i.y lot, the follawiusinaniiicent gifts:
: iift in Greenbacks, of -.' $ 5.0(X
, ii Its in Greenbacks, of $1,000 each, 5,0w
i Gifts', in Greenbacks, of $oW) each, 10,x
r. beautifully located Cottage Lots,
" by the sea," 30 by tao leet, at.
- Vue de L'Kau, valued at t RW,
.flier beautifully located Cottage
JjU, 25 by 130 feet, at Vue tie
L l '.au, valued at $2U0 each,
-'Gilts, ip, Greenbacks. oilu0 each.
J ;:f's,' valued at
f l'K'-J
MMM TICKETS AT 15 EACH.
; :. Gin (id Concert will Sake place in the
NORFOLK 0EltA HOUSE, -o
Thursday Evenius, Feb. 20, ?73,
v-, iii iii itself be a full consideration
. lor the price charged for Ad-.
i ;;o distribution of Gifts . will take place
rniueaiaieiy Jiiter V,
tatre of the Opera House, and in full view
of me audience, under the Immediate su
pervision of the President and Uirt;ctors of
die Vue deL'Eau Company, and the fol
l'wluis disUnguished gentlemen, wbo have
kindly consented to be present and see that
the guu are properlylistrlbuted as adver-
! lloiTjohn RLudlow, Mayor of Norfolk.
Hon A S Watts, Myor of Portsmouth,
Col Walter II Taylor, of Nortolk, . .
Hon John U Vbitehead, l.x-Maj-or of
Norfolk, , -'-
James G Uolladay, Esq., of Portmouth.
The iioard of Directors is composed of the
iilowlnz gentlemen, whose well known
cuaracter lor integrtty, honor, and public
paterpriseare so well known as to guarau
tfee success, and a lair and Impartial distri-
Major George W Grlce. President Bank of
J.ort!inoutn, . .
Col William Lamb, President A'irst Na
tl jnal Bank, Norfolk, .r,
Gen V DGroner, General Agent, Boston
'Hpiain Nathaniel Burruss. bon A Co..
Washington iteed, Eaq of Peters & Keed
t G GUio', Esq., Superintendent Bcaboard
and Koanoke itailroid. ' ' ,
KobiM-t-j Nwiv. Esq.. of Ii J & W Neoly
iiVKiii purlin. Esrj.. President Alhc-
:nrle & Chesapeake Canal Company,
u- t i nauA' w.un.. ltpal FAate Broker,
William hi. White, Esi;, Attorney ut .Law,
l ife iS'strllintlon will be, by blindfolded
r-?rs.ns or children, from two wneeis, one
f whidi will contain gltu on printed slips
tied in envelopes of tho same size, tne
'.iher will contain tags, .witli. numbers on
ateiu corresponding with all the tickets
sold; after the corfteuta of .both wheels are
liioroui'hly mixed by revolving, the Pf''a
at the lirsi wheel will take a ivumber there
horn, and then the person at tho seconu
vfht-ei will take a gift therelrom, and the
t;iit thus taken will belong to the number
UK-en immediately before It , -his procehs
t. ill continue the numbers and giftsteing
publicly announced until the .Yf.'i",1'
....i.. or., i nnAirlfts are distributed.
. Thus the public will readily see there can
no fraud, collusion, or knowledge ol
MKtt gift any number will get.
should the tickets be not all sold wl ieu
'n.u. oucert comes otr, the presents will be
'istrlhutcd In proportion to the number
ViVs hoped tiie p"ubllc will promptly re-
puna iu this etlbi t to establish upon a Urm
ifeis h dtligliUul resort during the heaicu
TICKETS ONLY S5 EACH.
'M ...u-.-ency Gifts will U paid liicash at our
uikni ' ilouse in tho city of Norlollc, on
l i . .M.ntatkon of the tickets entitled thereto,
vuhoutdisiount. : . , . lw,jfu
I-
Iniliwr rwirtlCUiarS HUU iu mv,i-f
, who have under
i.du ih" eiclusAvHanc al management
A nils huiieme, and who alone are hor;
!.-d to upiwlHt agents for tho sale of
ltlJRIltJSS, SON & CO.,
i: ;ikM sand Financial Agents
Vuo de L'Eau Company.
N O It F O L K
VA
Tickets for sal at.
citizkns;national bank,
It a LEI O H . N. Q
lT 1 HE Ju-AILY . EWS.
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EVENING EDITION.
Site galcialt aitjj
FIUCAY.:..
.JANUARY 3. 1873.
r 5T Special Notices inserted in the
Local Column will bo charged Fif
teen Cents per line.
SST-AII parties ordering the News
will please send the money for the
time the paper is wanted.
Messrs. Grlrtln and Jiotluian, Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No, 4 South ytreet,
lUltimore. M., are duly authorised to con
tract lor advertisements atom lowest rate.
Advertisers in that City are requested to
leave their favors with this house.
LOCAL MATTER.
E. C. WOODSON, City Editor
Post Office Directory.
HALEIOTT.
POST OFFICE
MENT.
ARRANGIE-
office norr.s fuom 8 J a. m. to 7 r. m.
Time of Arrival an Closing tiie Mails :
Western Due at 7 a., m. Close at
5:30 p. 31 " ' ''
E:stern-Due at 6 v. r. Close at 0:30
a. m. , g ' .
Northern via Weldon Due at 3:20
p. m. Close at 9:15 a. M. . '
Northern ri$ Greensboro Due ut 7
a.m. Close at 5:30 r. m.
Fajetteville nud Chatham Eailroad
Mail Due at ft S9 a. m. Clo?o at 3:00
p. m. -. ,
No mails received or sent oh Sundays.
Put all letters for mailing in letter
lox, a a that is the last place we look
tor them before closing a mail.- It is
not certain that a letter will leave by
first ontj4oin;r mail; when it is handed in
it general (J.tvorv window, or to a
Clerk, .
Orfice hours for 3Ioncy Order and
Registered Xettcr Departments from 9
A.-'M. tO 1 P. M. V
J. Roueus,
Postmaster.
"I.-oCAIi lJmErs. ,
Emancipation Day
quietly.
passed !! 'very
" Among the beau. no hues iu a cravat
are admissible but blue and black.
The new. year opened gloomily
far as the weather was concerned."
!
as
Yesterday was moving dayt and a dis-
intie ;Tniortt;'j nad or
it. . .r ;
Chicken and turliey thieves
mining depredations, nightly
tern Ward.
are com-
. in Wes-
N A house containing six fooms con
veniently located, can be rented of
Alfred Upchurch. See notice.
A good house can be rented of W. S.
Mason, located on corner of Salisbury
and Martin streets. See the notice.
A little white boy, living in Eastern
Ward, while playing with a companion
yesterday,. fell and dislocated his left
shoulder. - '
We heard that some mischievous
urchins .yesterday blew the horns off
the William Goat of Sheriff Lee with
rire crackers. ...
The National Hotel re-opened yester
dav, as per . advertisementv under
favorable auspices, ana gave us guebis
a tine dinner.
Tiie new year callers had a merry
- 1 1 1M "1 At. ...aMA
t mp vstprflav. i 11 uav inev cic;
disnortincr themselves on the strpets
with last teams.
I J
Thfi Board of Countv Commissioners
meet to-morrow. We hope they will
fix up Walnut Creek bridge on the 1' ay
ctteville road.
An editor savs : "We are living at this
moment under an absolute despotism
We suspect he married the
woman..
wrong
A cotuiortablc dwelling, on the corner
of Person and Davie streets, near Person
street Methodist churcli, is tor rent. See
notice elsewhere. I
The four horse carriage that conveyed
four of our young married men on their
New Year's calls, came to an anchor at
7 o'clock precisely.
Ti,n nlnum Xrttinnal Bank lias de-"
clared a dividend of 6 per cent, on the
capital stock,. in the last six months,
payable on t he 0th iot. See advertise
ment. .:" . " " ;' - '
Our News Editor, Mr. Sy tne, was es
corted home the.other. night by a squad
f rWrs The only remarkable thmg
abouMhe cciurrence was the rapid time
made.
T?amCp A' Co.. clothiers,' announce a
heavy sale of goods.caused by thd-great
reduction in their prices. As will he
ihn ar?est sales mauc
becu, vuvj ----- a
in the city.
" nirtcknarl. tiie whole-souled landlord
nfh.;- well known Yarborough, gave
the .News office a New Year's treat
vebtcrday, in the shape of tine wine and
delicious cake. Do so some more. Doc-
ter. 1 ' ! .
.- On the corner
of Hillsboro ana ihc-
Dowell streets is a
large bank of dirt
thrown out on the side walk, ana pe
destrians who arc compelled to pass this
locality have cither to tKc . mo. muu-iu
the middle of the street, or do worse by
rroingover inu .uuuu..
" Stop 1 stop ! stop 1 that engine 1 stop
the 1 Chockayoxie. - v; . (
engineer, who wasmoyiago
local freight yesteniay morn
the Raleigh and Gaston ai'ruau
:-Li mklmn?. officers dwcll-
jfan-s out-houses, &c, were all on me,
- lunaks. dismounted from his
engine, and anxiously inquired 6f Major
Vass. " What is the matter' "Our
bbv has a tooth," said ; the ,exciteu
ATior. Cant. Stone is not a cussing
man. but lrom the emphatic manher m.
hich he blowed Jus Horn, ana ins
abrupt and hurried departure from the
ri... ,fti,t. nimt tiie Dutchman
scene, u imAig -
RALEIGH. N. C. FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY & 1873.
The Anniversary Celebration.
In accordance "with the published pro
gramme, 'the frccdmen of the City met
at Metropolitan Hull yesterday at 10
o'clock, and commenced exercises of the
Anuiversary celebration of the emanci
pation proclamation ol Piesideut Lin
coln. The exercises were opened with an
appropriate song bv the choir, the
daughter of Geo. W. Brodie, the cashier
ot the Freedmen's Savings Bank," oper
ating at the organ. Both the instrumen
tal and vocal 'musio was capitally ren
dered. W. Hufus Davis read the emancipation
proclamation. The Orator, Chas N.
Otey, was then intnxluceil by the Presi
dent of the day, Chas. N. lluner.
Before the commencement of the
oration quite a number of white gen
tlemen, of both. political parties, entered
the hall, who listened attentively to the
long address. ,
Otey is one of the best colored orators
we ever listened to; the speech was an
able and well written document, abound
ing in good advice to his race advice,
which, if followed, would greatly tend
tend to the cultivation of kindly
relations between the races. We
regret that we have not sufficient space
to give this excellent effort a more ex
tended notice. We really think that
the colored people of the city should
have it -published for general circula
tion. At the conclusion of Otey 's speech,
the town clock sounded two, when we
were strikingly reminded of our New
Year's turkey, and left the. hall.
f Stall Renting In Metropolitan
Market. Yesterday the annual rent
ing of stalls took place under the super
vision of J. C. King, Chief -"of Police
and Clerk of the Market. Thy follow
ing is a complete statement :
Butclier' Stalls. No." 1, Talbott
Smith, $325 per annum; No. 2, Wil
liam Yearby; $-175 ; No. 3, Alvin No
well, $210 50 ; No. 4, John Stills, f 420 ;
No. 5, II. W. Smith, $360 ; No. G, S.
Cooper, $300 ; No. 7, C. Moss, $341 ;
No. 8, Talbott Smith, $470. ,
JIuclsUr's Stalls. W .D 1 Smith,
.No 9, $218 ; No 10, Wm Green, $280 ;
No 11, Wm Hicks, $235; No 12, Niok
'Alford, $300 ; No 13, Wilson Donald
son, $110 ; No 14, Atlas Cole, $131 ;
No 15,; Benj. Hiler, $155; No 1(7; Francis
Jordan, $140 r No 17, Charles Hunter,'
$165 ; No 18, Spencer Hackney, $150
No 19, Virgil Rix, $155; No 20,
Thomas Donaldson, 100; No 21, Paul
Lioek, 182 ; No 22, W.: Bell, $160 ;
Jones, $141; No 25, Nklc AUord,
$195.50; No 20, Alexis Long, $17o.
The sum total of these rents loot up
nearly six thousand dollars, and this is
exclusive of the two basements, which
rent for abou; $600 per year. These
rents exceed greatly those of last year.
We oiler, free gratis and for nothing
the following advice to a mead that
lives on our path home : If you have
occasion to use a wheelbarrow, leave it,
when you are through with it, in front
of the house with the handles towards
the door. A wheelbarrow is the most
complicated thing 'to fall over on the
face of the earth. A man win ran over
one when he never would think of fall
ing over anything else ; he never Knows
when he has got through tailing over it
either, for it will tangle his legs and
arms, turn over with him, ana rear up
in front of him, and just as he pauses
in his profanity to congratulate himself,
It takes a new turn and scoops more
skin off of him, and he commences to
evolute anew, "and bump himselt on
iresh Dlaces. A man never ceases to tall
over a wheelbarrow until its turns com
pletely over on its back, or brings up
against something it cannot upset. It
is the most inoffensive looking object
there is, but it is more .dangerous than
a locomotive, anil no man is secure with
one unless he has a tight hold of its
handles and is sitting down on some-
thinw. A wheelbarrow has its uses,with-
out. doubt, but in its leisure moments it
ig the grcat blighting curse on true dig-
njty. , - . -
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The Small Fox in Franklin. Mr
Rogers and son, have aiea wnn tne
small pox in Franklin county since our
last report. Dr. Wr. M. Crenshaw, a
of Louisbur2, is
domiciled with this ttistressea iaiuiij,
ipft. his own family, home and
patients to render all the aid and rebel
in his nowet- to the poor unfortunates.
It is believed that through the efforts of
Dr. Crenshaw the disease will not
its nresent locality. We
c;ivuu v . - i ,
rax, tliink that the CountY Commis-
sinners should reward the self sacntic-
whir.li this ?ood man has
vTiii.itrd tor the vvellare of his fellow
citizens, in a substantial manner.
Personal Intelligence.
Tlnn Thomas Settle is
at the Na-
tional. '
James E. Graham, Nova Scotia, D. R.
Onodloe. of Warren and J. II. Tucker,
ol M;ssissippi, are at tne laruorouyii.
J . . ., IT , 1.
Douglas Bell, .Esq., the State Ageat
for the Globe Lite Insurance company,
returned to the city yesterday. ;
Capt. John W. Blount, General Agent
of the Lile Association oi Aiueuoa, tun,
lor New York city yesterday, on busi
ness connected with his agency. .
Gen. A. M. Scales. We learn that
this gentleman has moved his residence
from Wentworth, Rockingham County,
to Green.sl)Oi', where ho will continue
t pracf.ee law. The General iT well
known and popular throughout the
whole State, and we trust that success
will attend him wherever he may go
within its borders.
Small-Pox in Wake County We
regret to announce that this malady has
.., r..rl in this county. Mr. Henry H,
tiV....p a sick with it at his father's
Sidney IL Hester, E-q., some tenmiles
irL: of this city,:in Wake Forest
township. We suppose that measures
have been taken to. prevent it spreau.
Newsiana. ''
Baltimore has one of George Wash
ington's family clocks. He hadn't but
seventy family clocks, And they 'are get
ting scarce. ' ;
The married ladies of Hannibal, Mis
souri, have formed a "Come Home Hus
band Club." It is about four feet long
and has a brush on the end of it.
Fashion reporters announce tfcatsitin
dresses are to be worn no longer by
brides. They couldn't well be worn
any longer than they have been with
out tripping up every one in the room.
A Mrs. Day, of Springfield, 111., lately
gave birth to quadruplets. The broken
hearted father says Solomon was." quite
right when he fold we do not know
"what! a day may bring forth."
Livingstone Benne.tt Stanley may be
great as an African explorer or,- to
state it just right, an explorer of Africa
and a finder of stray missionaries and
missing Scotchmen possessed of geogra
phical tendencies ; but he is a sad failure
as a lecturer.
A popular speaker in New York said
in his sermon recently : "After Benedict
Arnold shot Alexander Hamilton he
was a doomed man." The same
preacher will perhaps next Sunday tell
his people that Booth shot George
Washington.
A Kansas man dropped a little note
to a neighbor's wife, inviting her to
meet him tinder the palelsilver moon.
The husband cot the note first, and
kfcpt the appointment. Two doctors
have been at work on the Kansas man,
in whom they fountl a rich lead mine.
A. Q. Cumber gets off the following :
What fruit resembles a portion ot a
lady's dres9? The apple for Eve par
took of it an t created a hustle in the
Garden of Eden.
Tenderness of heart should not com
pel a milkmanwhen watering his tired
lrorse to do the same by his weary milk
cans, even if they have ridden about
the city awhile.
An old man's advice to a voung man,
is .don't love two girls at once. Love
is a eood thinir, but it is like butter in
warm weather it won't do to have too'
much on hand at once.
The bravest man yet discovered is a
fellow who heard a noise in the cellar.
and carefully
avoiding disturbing his
wife, crept on the roof with a pistol.
and remained there all night.
Old Mayo .dosen't believe in chest
protectors He says he fell on his lace
the other irrht, and hurt him ju'
inraij x . iue on.
Dobbs mention that the young pwi
who went about sighing for "An angel
in the, house,'r got manied recently, and
now he sighs more than ever.
It is suggested that in building rail
roads the rails should be heated red
hot, so that the workmen will lay them
down rapidly.
Virtue has been given a new start by
the burning of a rake factory out west.
Our barber 6ays there is one chin
that's never shaved an urchin.
! Bedclothes Three sheets in
the wind. .
Old Dominion Magazine. The De
cember number of thi3 excellent peri
odical published at Richmond,. Va.,
has reached us, and the choice matter
with which it is filled made it a wel
come Visitor, me contents emuiaue
articles from some of the most popular
writers in Virginia, which will be read
with interest. 'Gertrude ot Wyoming,'
by T. B. Balch, D. D., is a pleasant
storv ot Virginia nie in iormer aays ;
"The Nightingale," transiatea irom tne
French, is concluded : Hannali Marsh
. if- .1
rnntribntes ouite a r3adablc ittle
romance "entitled "Buried, but not
Dead : the conclusion of the interest
ing storv bv Mrs. N. F. Ogg, -'Carrie
Clifton," is given.. A chapter on -vaiar-
bles," by Wm. N. Nelson, is decidedly
erood. and brines to mind the happy
dava of bovhood. A short Christmas
storv, entitled "The Little Red
Break-
fast Cape,' byJMary Wilkinson,and lT
Iron Captarn,' are both excellent. ,
very interesting sketch of "Home," a
The
A
and
its author, John Howard
I'ayne,
also
good reading; and the
said of a review of Geh.
same may be
Wisc'&
"Seven
Decades of the Union."
Mrs
Wallace
concludes her charming story of "Mrs
JnrW niavton's- .Post-office" in this
number. In addition to the above will
i . 1 .. . - ..... ... f f n r t rrtnf rn
Oe lounct some swecu uicvo uvj ,
"the' Editor's Table," full of reliable
items: book notices, an d useful house
hold recipes by Mrs. Judge Clopton.
We hope the Old Dominion will meet
liberal support during the present year.
As it has great merit, we recommend it
to the reading public, lhe subscrip
tion price is $2,50 per annum.
A Healthy Old Ciiai There is a
man in Alamance countv who is 79
vears old : has been married four times,
mf '
all four of his wives are dead.
He had
eight daughters and one son, the son
liavin"- died an inlant. liis eigni
been niarriecU four of
whom nre living anjd four. dead. His
eight daughters gave birth to 73 chil
rin.n t'nrtv of whom have married, and
i,.. nnrlv 400 ' c u (lrcti : ot the
w.., -, - . .. . . .. ,
children, nearly ali ate young, nut some
j - .
hnvf. m:i'rrmd'. ami raised some ou cnn
dren "several i whom have married
and had about 15 children. Five of
these have also married, , and raised
about 6 children. To sum up, tliis
man had 4 wives, 8 daughters and 1
son : 73 jirand-childrtn, 50 great, great
irraud-children, lo
reatj
great,
creat
I t ..... . - fl rrriinf rr fft" f-
IT-
nppiM t
Teat ,ri and-ehildren. lie is just
olci enough lo tnairy ugain, auu nioua-
bly will. ; : - v .
Wilmington Stkeet. This thorough
fare is in a wretched condition. The
sidewalks.are not one ..whit better than
the middle of the street, particularly
O . - o ... . . " .. J I...
tire western sidewalk. Upon this street
a -laro-e amount of. business is done, and
it bids fair to become the business street
of the eitv.- We trust the Board of
City Commissioners will give this mat
ter their attention at the next meeting
Musical "Reunion. On Wednesday
evening Prof. Grotz entertained a num
ber of musical friends at the Piana
Ware Rooms oi. Mr. Pirsson in thi3 city.
He performed on one of Pirsson's grand
square pianos. His rendition ot com
positors of Meldesshon, Mozart, Beeth
oven, Chapin, &c, were executed in a
style which only genuine lovers of mu
sic and artists con properly appreciated.
Our talented ama'eir friends, Messrs. V.
Royster and William Simpson, were on
hand with violin and flute, and added
much to the. pleasure of the evening by
their excellence performances.
Mr. Grotz is at the head of the musi
cal --(department of the EChool of the
Misses Nash & .Kllock, at Hillsboro. -The
- thorough manner in which the
Professor instructs his pupils reflects
grert credit, both Upon himself - and the
good judgment of the ladies in secur
ing the services of such an accomplished
musician. :
Police Items. Yesterday Montford
Haywood and John -'Freeman, "both
colored, were interviewed by His Honor
Mayor Witaker, for indulging in a
fisticuff in the street. Montford having
been proven the aggressor was made to
contribute $5 towards paying interest
in city bonds.
Mary Ann Moore, a dusky damsel of
some unknown number of summers, was
arraigned for sacrligiously cutting the
door ot Tupper's church. She was
cautioned to sin no more in this direc
tion, and allowed to go on her way re
joicing. Classes in the German Language
As will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns, Mr. August Doepp,
of this City, offers his services as an
instructor of those who desire to obtain
an accurate knowledge of the German
language. Mr. Doepp is a gentleman of
culture, .and in every way competent to
fulfill his contract in this respect. He
also possesses the advantage of speaking
fluently, and thoroughly understanding
the gramaticai construction of the
English language,
ment.
See his advertise-
Hor at tiie National Hotel.
Wc are informed that the young men of
the city are going to give a dance at
the National Hotel on next Wednesday
evening. :Now a dance at any place is
a good thing, but when'vou haxe the
magnificent dining room of this hotel
as a ball-room to whirl your partners
be present and want to , see the room
'full
ovojfltiwillf? '
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Vaccination is all tho rage here now.
For the Daily News.
Rev. II. York, p.. D.
At the close of the winter session of
Ruffin Badger Institute, in Chatham, a
pleasing little occurrence took place
The Rev. Dr. York, for five years, had
presided over the Institution with great
success, ana resignea ins cuarge io as
sume his duties in Rutherlord College,
where he was elected Professor, of Logic
and Rhetoric. Thi3 veteran educator,
though having completed his 70th year,
is still as hale and vigorous as ever.
Late in the evening J. H. Boo the,
Esq., Principal of Yates Academy, and
a former student ot Kumn uauger, m a
neat and eloquent address, presented
the venerable Dr. with a magnincent
gold medal in behalf of the Trustees
and students, as a mark of their high
esteem and respect..
The medal is the work ot Canneid
Brothers &Co., Baltimore, and bears on
the obverse the inscription "B. lork.
D. D., from Ruffin Badger Institute,"
on the reverse, a cross upon a book, and
the date "Dec. 15th, 1872."
It was a well merited compliment to
one oi ixorin anumas luusi- gmcu
sons and most zealous educators.
Amicus.
The Arlington Hotel of Washington
D. C, for the third time since its open
ing, has undergone a complete
embelisbme-nt.
It was' originally fitted
up m grana
style, with every con-
veaience,
elegant-e
and luxury that
experience, taste" and
judgment could
desire and money accomplish. Dur
ing the summer succeeding, -it was
beautifully frescoed and- renovated
-throughout. Within the past two
months all the chambers have been
covered with the new style of cor-
ruscated gold and silver paper, lhe
House has Ijieen re painted, re-carpeted
and a number of the rooms re furnished.
From the constant efforts of the Messrs.
Rocssle, to beautify and improve it,
"The Arlington" is now far more
luxurious and magnificent than when
first opened, and is beyond question
what they deBigned it should be I'M
Hotel ot the Capital. " " 0v.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NO. 2, 83 7 ,
THE BEST, CHEAP MACHINE,
Makes the Lockstitch alike on both sides
and v iil not ravel.. , , , . .
Will -Jo any work the high priced ma-
Agents w'an'ed in territory not already
taken up. '.-
Every Machine Warrantedor five years.
Address, D. G. MAXW ELL.
Atlanta, Ga., or Ch trlotle, N, C.
General Agent for Nrth and South Caro
lina, Georgia and Florida. jan3-Lm
rp H E II O M E S II UT T L E
NO. 230.
TELEGIljiJPIUV JIEjrS.
Presidential Vote of
New Year's Way at
Louisiana
the White
House. Etc. - ,
Washington, Jan. 1. General' B. B.
Simms, with the vote of the Electoral
College ot Louisiana, has arrived and
delivered his packages. It is understood
that the vote which he bear3 for Presi
dent is blank, and that for Vice Presi
dent will be counted for Gratz Brown.
The reception at the White House
to-day fully equalled in the splendor ot
its details that of any former occasion.
The ceremonies commenced with the
reception of the diplomatic corps, which
formality was executed by Secretary
Fish. v The -Ministers' were resplendent
in lull court c stume, and many of them
were accompanied by the ladies of their
families. They were headed by Blacque
Bey, the Dean ot the corps, followed by
Sir Edward Thornton, and all were
presented in th order ol their rank.
There wereialso present, of the foreign'
legations, Baron Ledroer, "the Austrian
Minister ; Cdlonel Freyrrej the Prussian
Minister, arid lady ; Count Corti, the
Italian Minister ; Senor Marisal, the
Mexican Minister ; M. Kurd Van Schloer,
the German Minisier ; Counsellor
Borger, the Brazillian Minister, and
lady ; Admiral Polo de Bonable,
Spanish Minister ; Baron Offen berg, the
Russian Minister; Marquis De Noilles,
the French Minister ; Senor Martin, the
Columbian iinister ; Senor Dardon,the
Minister frorn Guatemala ; Mr. Delfasse,
the Belgium! Minister ; General Golloff,
the Generalj Agent of Russia, resid
ing in New York ; Mr. Steror
sen, the Swedish Minister; the
Chevalier ober, the Portuguese
Minister ; Mr. Preston, Haytian
Minister; Jjr. Westonburg, Minister
from the iNetherlands ; Mr. Mori,.
Charge d'Affairs of Japan ; Senor Gon
zales Errazebs, -Charge d'Affairs of
Chili ; Senor Dardon, Charge .d'Affairs
of Denmark.) '1
The Ministers were all accompanied
by their Secretaries and attaches, and
many of them by ladies. The Rt.
Hon. Russell Gurney, British Claims
Commissioner, and lady, were also re
ceived with the diplomatic corps.
The army and navy was largely rep
resented and presented a brilliant ap
pearance. Jhdges of Supreme Court
and of the Court of Claims, 'Members
of Congress, yeterain soldiers and oldest
inhabitants paid their respects as usual.
,t. At 1 o'clock the public reception took
place, and thf entire ceremonies tcrmi
4 '-m-'
- Filth Avejnue Theatre Burned.
New YonK, Jan. 1. The Fifth Ave
nue on 24tb Street, adjoining the Fifth
Avenue hote
, burned to the ground
matinee performance this
soon after thej
p. ra. The
audience, which had as
sembled to witness the olav of "False
Shame," had scarcely more than dis
persed when the fire was discovered.
Weather Keport.
Washington, ; Jan. 1. For South
ern States, E&st ot the Mississippi, eas
terly to southerly winds and cloudy
weather with) rain from the Ohio Val
ley to the Gu4f.
NOON DISPATCHES.
Loss of Diamonds Grant Making'a
Scape Goatol the Attorney General.
New York, Jan. 2 Mrs. Gilbert and
Mrs. Davenport lost their diamonds at
the Filth Avenue Theatre fire. Musical
instruments, music and library are lost
Mr. Daly had no insurance. .Loss over
a Quarter or ia nniiiou. vaiuaoies iu
the sate u-ere lost. The Theatre belonged;
to James Fisk's widow. Subscription
have been, started lor the burned out
Thespians, t
A Herald Washington dispatch
says : It j&ppears that
,. '
iiitornty
General -Williams has been usea as a
"cover lor usurpation by Federal bayonets
in the Louisiana trouble. Heis allowed
to be made the target ot attack in order
to shield President Grant personally
from, the odium attached to the high
handed action Of the Government. At
torney General Williams has merely
executed the jorders of, his chief. He
has done nothing of his own volition in
the matter. The dispatch signed by
him and addressed to Pinch back,
recognizing him as the rightful Gover
ner and the Kellogg faction in the State
House in New Orleans as the Rightful
Legislature was dictated by President
Grant himself. It is even aid that it
went against! his legal conscience to
carry oit the instructions of the Presi
dent.; . S .v - ' '
rbreign News.
London,
Jan. 2. -The
log of the
stea m-sh i d -M i a u tso t a, 'which a
arrived at
Liverpool Tuesday iast, from New York,
shows that heir cargo of cotton was on
lire when the vessel was five days out
from the cotton port. One hundred
and fifty baled were destroyed.
Emigration Convention.
Macon; Jan1. 2. The State Emigra
tion Convcntibu is in" night se3i;)ir. The
Hon. J. F. Long !i5 been elected per
manent President. Two hundred dele
gates are present.
Boutwell Ahead itf the Massachu
setts Senatorial Race, '
Boston. Jan. 2. The organization oi
the Legislature indicates that Boutwell
will be chosen Senator to succeed um-
ner. ,. ..
l'oreisn. Jiarkets.
ijjNnoN.' January 2. Console VlaMj&
Fives W. . "'- -1 ' -
Pakis, Januarys. lteutes aiaSo.
FiiAKFOKT,jJailuary 2. Conds&oJ. .
LtVEKFOoL. January 2. Noon Holiday,
Ereadstnffs quiet.
Xew York Markets.
Nkw Yoak,S January 2. Cotton quiet;
sales ar.0 balus.- Uplands wy. ; orleaus 21.
Flour linn. Wheat lirm. i.orn steady.
Pork quiet, $12;50aS13.C9. Lard quiet, steam
7y&7 Turpentine dull at 69a60. Rosin
quiet at titaS-i 05 for tmined. -Frwighis
-dull, quet. ; , . ' ,
tlntat Vrt to.S and iuttttsi per uay.
Exchange, long short 10. Govern
ment bonds dull b firm. State bonds dull
anditeadr. r
DAILY NEWS.-
RATES OF ADVERTISING. ,
One square, oae lnsertiOH.M........;.$ l do
One square, two lnsertions.........:...... 1 CO
On square, three insertions.. 2 00
One square, six insertions........... ., 3 50
One square, one month 8 00
One square, three months.... 16 CO
One square, six months... 30 00
One square, twelve months,.,... .v 50 00
For larger advertisements, liberal con
tracts will be made Ten lines solid non
pareil constitute one square.
RE Alt ESTATE EXCHANGE.
JfifGl?!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,.
Under Jlahigh National Bank. '
Land buyers may.rely on rurchasins dim
rom tn Troperty Owners. No Middle
men or Agents allowed to Speculate
or charge an advanco on the
r .: ' - . . '
Owner's price of Farms, Ac.
IIOCSES AND BUILDING '
O TS F O H S AIs E
I.
malS tf
"1SJORTH CAROLINA LAND
C O M PAN Y .
' KSTAEL SHED
TO
PRO XL O T E T II E S A L E
USDS, 1XD EXCOrRAGE EMIGRATION
jro n tim cjm n o 'Jl M Jrjt
v OFFICE: ,' . ;
llaUigh, JTorth Carolina.
This Company has been in successful op
eration over three years, and continues to
Buy, Sell, Lease or Rent Real Estate, upon
commission or otherwise, on the most fa
vorable terms. - j :
Parties having lands to sell, will find it to
their interest to call at our office, or corres
pond with us, as our facilities lor selling
are increasing every day.' ; -
Large tracts are rendered more saleable
by being divided.
This Company is favorably" known at
home and abroad, as the large number of
emigrants it has introduced and located in
this State, falls attests. .
Parties entrusting business in their
hands, have the best assurance,' that t hey
will be fairly reDresented.
Address all communications to the North
Carolina Land Companv, or to 'William
Scott, Secretary. GEO. LITTLE,
WILLI AM SCOTT. . President "
-' Secret arv.
nov 7-tf
MERCHANT TAILOR.
TJI It ST I NT HfE MA R K E T
WEIKEL LEADS
VAN,
Tll. LARGEST STOCK OF GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS EVER .
BROUGHT TO RALEIGH.
C. Weikel takes great pleasure in inform
ing his many friends and patrons that he
has just returned from New York, with the
largest and most attractive stock of geods
of every description ever brought tc this
market. My stock embraces in part, ( .
French, English and German '
BROADCLOTHS,
" ' ; DOESKINS,
VESTINGS, &a
ENGLISH MELTON, ." " """
ENGLISH KERSEYS,
SCOTCH AND "ENGLISH CHENIOT.
Reavers of all Descriptions,
for Suits and Overcoats.
To all of which, I invite a careful inspec
tion from the public.
In the mechanical department of my
Wnnao -n-ill h fniinrl nnlv thft Tfirv host
woritmen, and all work turned out, I au
l confidentlj' guarantee.
jy Orders from a ai stance respecttiuiy
'solicited, and persona attention given to
the same. sepiia-u .
AUELSlOR COTTON GIN
H
w
C9
OD
ft
n
I .11.
V
P.
ft
nvi.s Cim, manufactured by O. VV. Masny,
Man, Cut.., will picx lasier ana cieaner
than-any other,-and will-not break. The
roll ts rat proof,- and is fuiiy warranted to
i-.crfoi'Tn' we'll in .every respect. Send in
your oruers cany, :: iuv Mrmuuu i
K Apply to R i:.kmitii,
HcotiAiid Neck, N. C.
Agent for North Carolina and Virginia .
Local Agents Wanted.
Jnne 1-tf.
rpHE REGULAR ANNUAL
Meeting of tlio rttkhoi.i;i of tin Bank
will be -held -on - the MX-ond iuesday of
Januaw, 1873, bring. th 1 1th d:y-of.the
month, between the houroi'P)aud lo clock,
at their banking w.wt -in this city
.T
A 1 S r, K
1 havo lor sair, at iu.v pj.Uiiauoii.
wool, Davidson couniy, N.C , live thorough
ured NOKTH !EV.;N; 15U rLH; I rom twelve
months lo two years
old. Prices .from. $25
to S10 according to age and choice. Address
me at Haw Paver V. ., aiu nnce wumj ,
c, " 1 IltKS. M. HOLT,
no lS-2m . .-''' - - -.'
h N U AX M E E TING
The Annual Met-ttng f the Stockholders
of tho Noith Carolina Home insurance
Company, will be held fit their office in this
city, on Tuesday, the Nth day of January,
PJTd, at 11 o'clock, A M -
SEATON GALES,
dec25-td -Secretary.
J U S- T RECEIVE D
-ToTibls new Sack Hour, .
50 boxes Cream Cheese. , .
50 kees Leaf Lard.
At FOOL & MOKINGS,
Oct 23 Wholesale Uroc,
ifeiJ .mi--
. I
whipped dm Bon ior.
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