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THE DAI rr"i.nni ar tws Ni:uh PUIIMHIIINOCO. v.x S E. Martin.irl. peer Fayetteville SL. ars o icvumox i advaucs: tMf ma! L Boatare paid. f7 Oft tit nvoh, Thr mithJ .. -t n avalb. 4 3 25 1 00 T 0r Hobacrther. delivered ia any rrt of the City. Ktrwo UaU par wb. ir.?ro. W ESTY-TWO YEARS ;OF PRACTICAL .SUCCESS ! M A P K S MAPf 3 "utreenized Super Phosphate, COMPOSED OF ANIMAL MATTER. Pr qlfk Mvl atragf action and pr a iDni taptiiTtffltnl tf fha eoil lt baa do eoal. PRICES. ' rai l"3.3d, November lt fTT "in pr too. M A I i P PES II O 8 P II v A C ATE rr rnr pntto I'b erttw eJ only per leu, Fera!eb- A. C. PAJUMTW HE S T A on. R H Z o PHOSPHATE tit! n t f . i asM to b Ui bmt mi aaual aorea tol hrmtn. PRICE!: 5- . r J".-, t itrSi November Ut. nciD'l c tlnn. u , i v tU a (V rf ih idiot t-tl-u -... hD lU o tr our lilr, wiio owl m aa4 Ivu ram. IV. by A. 1'. SANDKRH A CO. W Couoty. N. D. ii. Iff I. rTx. A. C -o-r r. : i- t M Tia aA ih t'vr PtinaptiaUt i vxrt. Itmmnrlncnltli II U qn 1 --tt a rrtil'tr. an1 lt hum r .rcr : ronwaDUT I tall !l ' the K. J. IVEY. Jvjiinston Coonty . A. C NaDilm A Co : lc. 3U. 17 1. i jU : Aftar trylns flee al: UVrent t'i.'.offVrtt;iini I omhI I h Star f'bos I h'r. ar.t rreeifully aay t b'Dt it etual I-. r ht hr. than aay I ever oaed. I i.a.: t i; ictio. ?. r. RARsra. Johnttoo t'rmnly, IV. It. ISTt. IfeMua. A. C SsDtUrt A Co.: lirnU : I rmllrthlnk th-tr Phospbate Hhrhri trM'i'.r I tttr ol. anil cow it ! eqal to nr ; ami I p rr f r It to in I lo.Ltci any other kln I hav- ua L B H INN A NT. Itarnett Cv. N C. iv. an. is: i. ra A. C. Saodci a Jt Co ; r" ut : I h ntl the Plr rhoarbatc m nal qnanlltie and on ihe m aal Hh the Saaaa and can rterfo!lr re- err- n nd the Mar aa tq-ai In alt rrape'ta tr u e avaaaa. feb W-tf K. 8TKW RT Liqi'OK.i. H V o I R e are re' vine o d v. r n rr lfnl of fKttlMA W'UI-KY iidhw.rnn.un' y n t r-t t n- urr ! . ofOiKN and iVK WHKV-cv'tiff. rr.lin ti.l inr trl.l; It t K 3 NfNl Cl C S3 - a - m " - U Cat 0 2 J 2 - o a 3 j. MASIFAITI' KF.fnt , Nr"0 V R , A O K i HOME INDUSTRY. ' be Wave to eatl ITlm attention of HOtraF.HX M1IB.HANTS ;e oer aioek of Ootti Tarns. Rheetlnf. 1 r'.lU, Ties, i a' looades. 11 Ida. t heck. Ac. maoofctared by aa of lb vviy best Oot- We haw bad lone x o-rt.ne lb the 'Ki 'ri ora of the atiore od. and oor rnaebleery nelog ail n and of the renal Improved kind, we flitter oarec Ives that we can ewfopeie in Qf ALITT A!D PRICE with any eatabtUhtneit North or orith. Orders eWe1ed. and pfnmpily rfeltTsred ea car a Lbke place artlboul additional charge, A-Wrvaa HuLT M'KRE. Prop'ra. Ornlle FaU.ry, Haw Klver P. O , N. C. T. V. lfSL. A. U. MooBK. mar 4ra HISCELLA.1EOUS. H OUSE.HION, FRESCOE AND OR5AMf!tTAL PAHTIHG. Bavtag been encased In tbe peJntlnt ba loeae la all l i branehee for tbe past SB r". I rvass'ctelly offer my setf tcea to the pebtte. HOUME PAINTlO.rtei or oraaatcn lel. MIQX PAIVTINO in any style and to wbl'b we cannot b sarpaa-eL . rRCSCOKiNU, KAWOMtstJIO'O'LIV NO on ? las and OaU AJIXJtTAX PAXNT INUi speetaJty, i w. , . I rvlav all persons lb want 'of a1, per (or ob ta nay wetX la lh ctr. wotcJk'aaov anealeoateJ ca Fast side rarettevlll neat, door to tbe Miai Ntieol a- CH AS. A. KRACR ts I?? " r t: w 'SI'S? z. 1- - i . T"-M--'r -iV- a- C I V II . - - ! if-, f ,v- y r ' 1 1 -i f -1 lV 41 '...t- i . ! . , ,.-.r -r 1 on Kmnw insertion r H oo VOL, VII NO 31. LOCAX MATTER, E. O. WOODSON, City Editor. nrTki" aabarlUa liat el tae U A1LY SEVVn is Urcer taa that of Totarr Oallr la tkeStatr.aad ia dal Ikat l ar etaer Uailria Kaleta Adrrrttacrtkaoala! aaake a aete ol taia.aJ Pot.fl!e Dlrreterr- For la beneill of Ibe Pabllr, we pob tUh the lb! in wine Directory T the Poet- o9m of thU city : Weatraw Mall Is einawlat ..... . - SrlKWd at.-. EUaiern rl.iadat drllTrvd al Northern " cloaod at ' - " daltrared at. OT.r hoar" for daitrfrlni of mails from m. to aVJO p. m. Movr Orr1m are Issued and paid fram is a. m. ioiup.ffl. Letters rn a KeaiaUred from l:Ui to 4.0U p. to. Mo mails seat or received on Pundays. VT. M". KOLDKK. Poatmantr. SPECIAL CITY ITEMS. ron Salk I new Wilcox A GlUx Sew- Ins; Machine, never bn nad. and Juat re- relved fiom the rnaaIctry. For partle- nlar apply at Thi Niws Orrics. dec 17 tr lAjCkU RKIEra To day is 12 hosir ami 50 minutes long. Sales of corn in Newbern Moiul.iy at si Cfit!. Fish are rliean at J. O. Wil- lians.', the 1'eopleV Market. A nice lot of liam.o, white spring oat ami irtMi mountain butter, ju;t revet veil at A. O. Lee Jt toons', be al ver' i.ecueo ta. Reserveil seats or Mi Anna Dick- inon's lecture at Tucker nail, to- nmrpiw eveniuif. may be secured at Carmer's dntx store. A correspomlent writing ua Montptmienr county pars the ' from rheat ami oat crops are the best that bet-n eeii for many years at lai have is sea- pun. Fresh date, currant? and firs. sar liiiee, raHwuiuts, lentous, aprtles, pig hams ami npicl pi feet. Ju.t re- ceivid ut S. I) Harrison's corner of Fayetteville aud Martin street.. Tit'' "u'iiuif"ii! WootJ.-on" didn't go to Va vne Ci'iirt this wet-k. levause of the fact "Wavne Courtis uol in M-ion." We are, however, hearing frt iu him most happily every daj The weather aealn le balmy and prii)-like, and we dou'ot uot the farming vomtnuiiitiex are making the h-jt jH?.jhle use of ihe sea!on. A few weeks of such weather and they will have recovered from Ihe l raw- hack thev have sustained from the continued bad weather. At a meeting of the Oak CiM -itv fol- rieaure "lub Monday night, the lowing ollleers were elected : Tresd-' deni (trAii.-iiitIIavwi.HMl ; Vice-Pres ident M. T. Lt-ach ; Secretary O. K. Iiacli : I naurer J. I). hi ta ker : Kxccutive 'ouimiltee tirahain iIawiMM, J. I) Whitaker, (I. K. J .each, S. T. Ahe, C. llutchiugs, Albert Kramer, Jas. I. Johnson. A Pkoihjkd Frikndi.y Sfrm.K- MKXT OK T1IK Wl t.MINO rS MTNl Cir.M. Ml'Ml.K. aylhe Wilming ton A'.!- f' vetertlav : A f: r a i-on-ultation leweeii the Attorney .or the present contestants lor Hie n:ana::i m-nt of cily nt fairs an. I Hie lieu ; .;ird i.f Aldermen re- tentlv c!-c:-.l iii-h tik place yes- terd.iy. w i- b arn lliat n friendly suit for a HeTnement or the matter was tiniil'v ugreed ujo!i, the Attorneys for the new It ard agrttiKg to relin iiiih all the pains and! penalties wiciUi lJ)em) iitMMse any one hohl- io over contrary to law, alid that all rhe etnoluntcnts and ierquisies of the Mayor's office tdialT le allowed the'prrsent trctmibenf uiitil the suit in deciled, Lt wiu also agreed by the Attorneys for the present ineum- bent!, for the sake of a Peaceful et- Ueuivnt. not to take advantage of the I lecal uriuHns to th etiect that tli ir I - . . . . ... terra or ortlf u. not expire until Augusts- Ii other w ortla, the case is to gu up on its constitutional merits. It k uuderstood Uiat the nuit will le a strictlv friendly one In every rar- licutar. and that no counter tuit will c alU-mpU-d by either arty. . C'AKOLINA IIOUSKIIOTD MAOA kijce. The March number of tins te-rfotlical iu before us. having leen delayerl on account of the failure of iheartufm furnish in proper time tlie iHKirait ivf the Hon. W. A. Gra ham, which iflu-ittates this number. I he biographical sketch f this gen tleman by M;ij. Seaton fiales, of this vily, is exceedingly lute restiug, being the nuM complete lliat. has yet been written, and is marRed by all those graces w hich adUuich a charm to tho NrIliugof MaJ. O. The number cotUains much else that is well written, and we are glad to hojHJ that the luagaziue will estab lish a permaueut footing as a literary eriodtcal, and displace much of Northern literature that is lionablo. excep- Address J. A. rionitz, Editor, Goldsboro. l'ric, iW er year. Mb. Fab. II. Busbee at JIili hoko. A private letter to a gentle man in this city from a young lady at liillsboro, speaks of the lecture ob Saturday night lastof our townsman, Fab. II. Rusbee, Esq., before the ex cellent school of Mioses Nash A Kol lock at that place. Mr. Rusbee's sub ject ws "The Immortality of Force," and the fair correspondent writes that the speaker handled it iu a mas terly manner, his discourse proviDg both Instructive and Interesting to all whose privilege it was to Iiear If m, and the recollections of the leo ture will remain a pleasant episode in the minds of the young ladies of the nchool. This fecbool affords unusual advan tages to the young ladies of the State, aud we are dsed to know that It has universally met with good suo cesa. . , ' , ' Eveky One Required to Reois-' Teb. In consequence of. the change of tha Ward or tlt Hty by the new charter, an entirely new registration. I - . . . . . S requireu. un cxry wiwmuin In the city beotrtaio that he is regis tered by tbe 3rd Inst. -f u . 5 P. M. si.s a. vr 810 - Y. M. 9:15 A. M. atW P. M. Jkr Subscribers finding this notice marked are apprised that their term of subscription will expire within two weeks. All renewals must be prompt."cdi Hints to the Ladies. We clip the following from our Northern ex changes: Siyrina Plaid Suiiino$. These suit Ings as they are styled, though really only for part of drees, are .found in wool roods, the colors being the principal shades of pare browos and greys. No olive tints are seen, but a few blues are found among the dark er shades. . Th newest patterns have no stripes but bayadsre and few even or ttiese : but plaids, large and small, solid and broken, are seen in great variety. Most of these plaids are what they style invisible, where thevhange In- shading is so gradual that it is bard todeflueit. The range-ot color is richer in the browns : there we find light brown shading into a delicate. awn. which wheu trimmed with" silk matching It Is very rich. A novelty is Introduced ia plaid 3d with hair-lines of color, cerise, blue and violet. Those whose tate would lead them to adopt brighter colors than sombre brown and grey, will be pleased to find this change. It Is not possible to describe the great variety' which we bave-seen in these plaids hot there are some that will suit every Ute. lliey come in Dotn double and single widths. In single 75 cents and 85 cents ier yard. Ueoeiae. Debeige haa not appear ed in the market for a-H umber of years, until last season, when it was re-introduced with marked success. It is ail wool, loos in texture and an cxeelleut wearing goods, much cho sen for truveliug costumes. This seasou in addition to the qual ities seen last year, we find a tw illed debeige which is a little firmer in texture and a little higher price. Coming in single width about 24 inches; its price ranges from 50 to 75 cents. it comes in all the new shades, mostly gray 8 and nut brown. It is found to be a cool wearing goods, aod one which is not easily w ri u k led. .luitinQg. A numfer of plain goods are seen this Spring, and occupying prominent place among them is Camel's hair cloth, which is brought in qualities to suit the season. It is found in all shades of gray browu, aa well a dark blue and green. These come in single .vidlbs, j-j to 75 cents pt-r yard. In cheaper good we have .woliair and colored Alpacas, w inch make good common Mists for Spring and bummer, lliee come ironi lo ,o cents ter yard. Our attention was called to these . a iroods yesterday in walking through tbe exhibition rooms of the Messrs. Tucker. Col. Buck having displayed unusual taste this season in his pur chases. , 1 The North Carolina State Life Insurance Company. We in North Carolina are somewhat loth to take hold of anything of our on until it has received a stamp of value abroad. We then take pride in" it, and give ready currency. If there has ever been any exception to this rule, it has been exercised in favor of the North Carolina State Life, which, we are proud to say, came into existence under such favorable auspices, that its claim to confidence have never been questioned. We quote with uincu pteatiirc the following from the Atlanta Datiu Commoiiwialth : 'We would call attention to the North Carolina State Life Insurance Compauyof North Carolina. This sterling iwmpany has had unprece dented succew?, while it has increased rauidlv iu iU nv.:iiber of io!icy hol ders, the death losses sustained show great care in selection of its risks. From notices we have still, much . . i .i i: I criHIU is tiue ine ne ami eneiHeiiu Vice President, Major F. II. Came ron, of North Carolina, for its rapid grow th. He is known to many of our citizens, wiio congratulate nun in his management of a compauy meeting with success, and conserva tive management. This compai.y ts under the management in this. Mate of Mr. R. S. DuMieill, aud from the popularity he bf Karnrng forthe com pany, an abundant harvest is protn- M-eu bun. Since the lire 1ms uas re moved his office to 3:U Whitehall street." Mme. Rentz s Female Minstelf: '1 his Comiiany will apiKair in this city Saturday night at'lucker Hall. As a minstrel company, u is said to he a most excellent unair, antl the Can Citn feature will,, we learn, be excluded from the boards here, ad nothing of an immoral character will be allowed in the halls of tills city. We are promised, however, a ricbJ treat in the performanceof the female minstrels. The Atlanta Commonwealth' p tire SOlh tilt, says of this Company : . "The performance last night was rendered agreeablu arttf decent, by the attendauoe of an audience which behaved in a respectable manlier. Whether this was because it was composed of better material or through rear or tne ponce wo are un able to say. The Troupe ,1s In; mariy respects a tirstrate one, and possesses several first-class artists who are. In! every respect, on the stage, far supe rior to the performers oi tne tenio Troupe. Perfect order prevailed throughout tne penormance, nuu we saw nothing which we aeemeu indecent, though in some instances the young women were a little naughty." The First Gcn. We learn that Solicitor Strudwlck is In Greensboro this week with the view of carrying out the instructions of Governor Brogden. He will issue the necessa ry process against such railroad offic ials as may be reached by process of law, and bold them in the requisite bonds for their appearance before the, next term of Guilford Superior Court. We imagine the proceed ingd against the rebellious officials will assume no more striugent shape at the pres ent. ... 1 "" t - Wikb KnPERroR Cor rt. The Court was occupied yesterday In the conslderation-of the cases of larceny. Benjamin Turner. ,coloTed,was con victed of stealing a beef, and .was nent to the Bute's prison ror me brmnf two vears ."Phil. Lane'and I Ui4 U eaUP Uplift wiwi tVB vw fbr'ltealltig '$5. catupneii wss ao- quitted,- but Laoa was. ppsnvlctetl hidziaeDt reserved. . ' , i i.t; 1 - - : '" 1 . RALEIGH. N. C. WEDNESDAY The Construction op the.' 'Act Concerning the City op Ral eigh." Last week, We gave place to the opinion of the Attorney for the city in the construction of tile Act amendatory of the charter ot the city, which opinion was drawn out by a clerical omission, -wbich appeared to have excluded a portion of the city from tbe operations of the Aft. Below will be found a communication from the Hon. W. N. H. Smith, which ex presses opinions diametrically op posite. v The legal character of this gentleman gives his opinion a, weight which carries conviction, with It, and will so impress sach of 'our Toad era as are interested in the ques tion : : ' ( , For be Dally News. Messrs. Editors : You have recen t ly published a letter, written by J. Busbee, Esq., the legal adviser of the authoritiesof the City of Raleigh, in answer to an Application from the L Mayor as to the proper construction ,ii.i(0 ursL secuou 01 ina nti.meuu; passed by the lien era Assembly, in this letter, Ihe opinion is expressed that all tlkafc portloti hi the city below the boundary of the First Ward east of .East Street and North of . Martin Street is uot included.Avithin juiv of the wards, and that citizens residing tbert-ifi, fcairuot participate' in the election of city otlicers and do not .bhaieiu the public burdens. Lettering entirely In tbe conclu sions arrived at, I desire to submit very succinctly the reasons for this dissent. It is a rule of construction, univer sally accepted, and applied to wri tings, founded alike in authority and reason, where there is au apparent repugnancy in its provisious, that the general Intent to be ascertained! from the entire iitstrument must prevail over a particular intent manifested in some of its parts, if they cannot be- reconciled. Tins rule rests upon tbe principle that every such writing has an object, and if practicable, to give an interpretation which wjll accom plish that object. It is especially ap plicable to acts of legislation aftccting public interests, such us is this amended charter. Let us now ex amine the first section of the Act, and the language used therein out of which the supposed difficulty arises, and sec If the exclusion of any part of the territorial limits of the city as existing at the time of the passage of the Act Is admissible. I. The very first words used are that tho City of Raleigh shall be divided into five wards ;'' not a jMirt, but the entire fit v, with its present boundaries, should be constituted of 11 vu wards. It io declared in express terms that the entire city shall be distributed into these five political divisions. The boundaries are not to be rw-tricted, enlarged or ' changed, but to remain as they then were. 11. The boundary of the First Ward, js UmsjUtjcrilnil : ''Begiiinihg-at the intersection of Davie and Wilming ton streets, thence Ji;u4. with the cen tral line of Davie street to its inter section with Blood vi nh street, thence along the line of Bloodworth sUreet to AlarUu- street, then East along the central line of Martin street to EusL t-titet, thence iSorth with the centra! lire of East street io its intersection with Jones street. thence East with the central line of Jones street to the vity line, thence with the line of the city, Eorth nnd West, to Wilmington street, and South with the central line of Wil mington street to the beginning." Then follows the description of the boundaries of the Second Ward iu these w ords : "Beginning at ' the. Intersection of Davie and Wilmington streets, tioice trith the bowidai iet of the - First Ward, east with Davie street, north with Blood woi t. Ik street, . cast with Martin street to the city line, thence jrviiu klnbjiriarw.sof ibe cUy, south and west to Ihe Fayetteville road, thence northwardly up the centre of said road ,h the centre of' j.nuh street to Rs intersection wjlb, Wil mington street, thence north, with the" c n t ral ' li ire 4 fT W i Ira i li gton :.s tree t to the beginning." It will be noticed tlit in detcii biug the cuioou boundary Hue be tween the two wards, the words used are not precisely the same in defin ing tiie limits of each. East and Jones streets are'mentloned by jiame as constituting a part of the dividing li. e in thedescription of one and are omitted In the other Ward. In other respects the definition is the same iu each.' - ' The beginning point, the Intersec tiouof Davie aud Wjliuiugtou streets, is common in both; ' Tire line of the Second Ward runs "(.hence with the boundaries of the Ural Ward East," and these. Kords. .bad there been io other, would have fully and accu mtery defined the line of the Second Ward But these additional words follow.' "with Davie street, North vi;h JUood worth s;ret, Jvtst with Martin street to the City line, 7 Svhich are an imneiTect description or the Iineiu - not naming. , U , the pt reels along which it runs until arriving at the city limits. Does this incomplete enumeration of streeU vhange the full and accurate description contain ed in. the nreceding Words and this too, where it results in excluding a portion of the city from every Ward? The description is accurate as far as it goes, tat it directs me line to run from M irtin street to the city line aud does not Jcicnuine how and by what route the citv limit Is to be reached. .Martin street does not ex- "teudtolbe' city limits-. It ,js inter cepted by . private grounds. Most obviously, to supply this omission, we mu$t go back and run this line, undetermined there, according to the previous directions of the act, and that is along aud "with the bounda ries of the First Ward' which is ac curately described.- This Construc tion does no io violence to the.langusge la'.deflniug the Second employed Ward, and is not in any just sense repugnant. It simply supplies an omission arid renders the whole har--nvonious aud consistent with the in tent every where apparent. , It is satisfactory to know that no evil conseq'uences gioy out of a mere clerical Inadvertence, which 'we know from the history of this legislation, was the occasion and cause of omis-. sloii of worJs that were in the act. as drawn and as passed by the General Assembly. the process of transcrib ing it, and the force iind operation of the act has beemiti bo degree changed- - "mi. Tho conclusion is unavoidable that this part of the territory of the city is LWAtV the hotmdariea of tha Second fard, and the residents thereof have lit the municinal riahUi and are euo- Jett ' to aU the rhiinicipdl ' burden of Jett 'td aU the' municipdr burden I of residents of Other parts of the Ward.- J, : MORNING. APRIL 7, 1875 The Fatetteville Miutaby. Adjutant General Gorman yesterday received a letter from Captain J. 23, Smith, of the Fayetteville military stating that they would visit Char lotte via the Cape Fear River aiid tbe Carolina Central Railroad, free trans portation being tendered them the whole route, and that they would reach Charlotte on the 19th of May. Captain Smith expressed the hope that the N. C. R. R. would extend the same courtesies to the companies going over taat road. To the Press. TheThird Annua! Session of the North Carolina Press Association will assemble in the City of Wilmington, on Tuesday, the Ilth day of May, 1875. A full atten dance is earnestly desired. Joseph A. Engelhabd, v ' 2 President R. T. FctGHuar, Secretary. t-The Press throughout the State win please notice . Leptfor Wilmington. MaJ. Jno. 11 T-w 1 . v . jj-uuam ten yesteraay morn mg. ror wtiminetoo. in com nan v with his parents. Through the kind ness of Col. Bridgers, he was fur nished with that official's private coach, which enabled him to make the trip without a change of cars. We sincerely hope he may soon suf ficiently recover to return to this city." Flag Presentation. This after noon at 4i o'clock, at the Capital Square, Col. T. C. Fuller, in behalf of the citizens of Raleigh, will pre sent the Raleigh Light Infantry with the beautiful flag to which we allu- -Ueu yesterday: Tne ceremony will be an interesting one, &nd the ladies are Invited to attend. Personal. Besides the Hon. M. W.. Ransom, we notice the presice in the city of the Hon. J. J. Davis, Col. Robt. Strange, and I. T. Dortcb, Esq., late member of the House from the county of Wayne. Mysterious Affair in Virginia, Sir, Spencer A. Heath, a nursery man, was found dead in bed at his residence, near Fairfax Courthouse, Va., .on Tuesday morning. The Alexandria Gazette, says the wife of the dead man, who had been away since Saturday, made her appear ance some time after the body had been discovered, and took possession of a letter that was found on a table near the side of the bed upon which the corpse lay, and the contents of which were not known. She also, it is said, opened all the drawers in the cabinet and ransacked their con tents. It was also said in the village that she had left her husbaud some time ago. and had only gone back and lived with him upon his agree ing to give beta deed to half his property. It was further reported that the deceased had '. stated to peo ple lie had seen on.Sunday, that I e had just eaten some cake his wife had baked, and that it had made him sick: Queen Victoria compliments Miss Eniily Faithful, editor of Women aiid Work, in this style : Her Majesty "the Queen wishes Miss Faithful every success in the-laudable undertaking by which new branches of Industry are opened tu the female portionyof her subjects. ' : Three priests have just been sen tenced in France to ten years and twoyears imprisonment, respectively for having org&uized an agnecy for the sale of masses. .They procured, the celebration of mass in any church at a fixed price. Cot ton S e e'd C h e a t h a m's Champion Prolific With proper cultivation will produce from two to four bales per acre f is at least four weeks eailier than the old kinks, hits opened 500 to 500 bolls on a sin gle stalk. ... , ; : rack ages containing iaJO, 70u and 1,600 seeiM are worth $1, $3 and $5 respectively ; six1 .500 seed packages for $25. We are authorised to give two seed for every one short in any of the above packages. Call at our office, No 5 'Wilming ton street, and see specimen stalk. ' Address nil orders to A. G. Lee & Sons, Local Agents mar 171m Raleigh, N. O. NEW ' A D VEKTlSEM EiTS. A NICR LOT OF HAMS JUST iXX. if chived from Eastern N. C, and few uidftii.claliy for table use by . A. G. LEE A SONS, - 250 RUSH ELS WHITE Spring i ats for sale by A. G. LEE A SONS. A LOT OF FRESH MOUNTAIN Hutier iu kits, fail and examlue at t17-iw A. G. LBIS A SONS. LWAYS AHEAD, IN TIME AND NEVER BEHIND" In Desirable Goods at Popular Prices. JUST RECEIVED. We won II call especial attention of tbe ladies to tbe beautiful line of PLAID C VMELJ. HAIR, CLOTHS AND PLAIN DEBEIGFS, which we ate naw opening, the most ele gant, cod and decidedly popular and lasbiouable fabrics rr Hpring sui-ings. W. H. A It. ts. TUCKER. rjQ DOZ. LADIES' R LEACHED ana orown Balbriggan Hose, extra lengths, ail clocked, and Ijadie' striped Hose all the style. , v t. -. v ' ' . ..' W. tt.a .B. 8. TUCKER. i ; : s "-' ; i t-'r 1 . y- A SPENDlDLiNKQF pADIES1; Handkerchiefs, colored border In yatiAoi designs, mooogrsms. Initials, hemstitched clear Lawns aod Lao -. n V , Laxie' colored Linen Collars and Cufis, neat, t sty and laablonable. . All the above goods to be had at the lowest figures at the Oash House of . i pl7-U .Ui iV.E,R&.IWKiar. AMUSEMENTS. fj U C K E R HALL ONE NIGHT ONLY. Satorday, April 10th, 1875. Tbe Original and Famous Had. Renlz's Female Minstrels and M'ile MARIE DeliACOUR'S PARISIAN CAN-CAN DANCERS, compose! of SO BEAUTIFUL YOUNG iiAvitssi ana a corps ol Koecialtv Artist. iorming an array of talent never before exoellc . ... tea on the AMERICAN STAGE. Notwithstanding the enormous exoensss atiacbed to this Company, there will be w an v ah in t-tucjis. seats can be aeenrea at uarmer's Urag store. Door open at 7 o'clock P. M. Perform- uc iu cvmmence u t r, m. Carriages can be ordered at 10 30 P. M. M. B. LKAVETT, HARRY PHILLIP3. QaMaaP Business Agent. a pi 7-it T'UCKER HALL JL THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 8th- First Southern tour and first and only appearance In Raleigh, of the Kloquent and most popular speaker in America, MISS ANNIE E. DICKENSON, who w.ll deliver her thrilling and popular sketch ot "JOAN OF ARC." Which is creating a profound sensa tion everywhere. ine sate or reserved seats will begin sir a ays in advance at J. R. H. Carmer's Drutt Store, Admission - - - 75 c. Reserved Seats. Gallery, ap3-6t 1.00. 50 c. BLACKINGS. H. A. REAMS & t.O manufacturers of Reams' DURHAM The only Blacking that will POLISH OVER OILED SURFACE AND Preserve the Leather ! tvarrantea to Jxceu ju Uciers or Money Refunded! The only blacking that will polish on oiled surface. It is guaranteed to preserve the leather and make lt pliant.. reauirinK less quantity sod time to produce a per- rect. gloss than any ouier. the brush to be applied immediately alter piitlinu on the blacking. A peifect gloss from this will not soil even white clot lies. We guaran tee it as represented, and ask for patronage strictly on its merlin. in testing our blackine use a brusli that baa no other on It. Prices as lo- as other Blackine. Liberal ariangeiaenls made with merchants and wholesale dealers. Below we give testimonials of those who have tested our Blacking thoroughly and spesk lor themselves. 1 hese testimonial) are from gentlemen well knewu to the pnblic. Respectfully, U A. itEAJH A CO., Manuf ctuiers, Durham, N. '. ew York, Dec. 15, 1875. Messrs. H. A. Reams a Co., Durham, N. C : Gentlemen I have used the B'acklng manufactured by you, and pronounce it unsuipassed for preserving the leather, producing a bettor polish tkan any other, with less labor. Respectfully yours. GEO. F. BROWN. Durham, N. C. Dec. 4, 1871 For twenty-live years I have been using Mason's Blacking. When offered ny other have Invariably replied, "Mason's is good enough lor me." Repeated trl!sol Reams' Polish have convinced me of its superiority over my hitherto fvorlle. W. R. HUG UK. M. D. New York , Dec. 8, 1S74. A s'ngle trial Is all that is necessary to convince that "The Dm ham Boot apdtuioe Polish" is the best Without doubt it will soon have the largest sale or any Blacking made. J. HOWARD WARNER. Wake Forest College, June 17, 1971. We have used the "Durham' Boot and Shoe Poiish" and think it superior to any Blacking we have ever tried. Indeed, we believe that it is all that the manulactur ers claim for lt. W. G. PIMMONS.' L. R. MILLS, Professors W. F. olUge. W T. WALTERS, D. D., W. T. BR OKt,b. l. Rev. CH AS. E. TAYLOR, Rev. JAMES PUREFOY. W. M. WING ATE, I). D., President Wake Forest College. Dnrbam. N. C, Dec. 3. 1871. The Durham Boot and Shoe Polish is a marvelous Blacking. It is superior to Ma son's or any French Black'ng 1 have ever used. . F. TOML1NSON. Durham, N. C, Dec. S. 1871. I take much pleasure in saying tbatl am constantly using Reams' "Boot and Shoe Polish." and that I can unhesitatingly re commend it to tbe public as superior to any Blacking in use. No gentleman's boudoir is complete without it. J. 8. CARR. Durham, N. C, Dec. 3, 1871. Hiivtog used the great and unequa'.ed Reams' "Boot an I Snoe Polish." we feel that we cannot too highly recommend.it. It Is all that the proprietors claim for It, and its merits mu-it soou endear lt to the patronising puhlioi. W. T. BLACK WELL fc CO. umar 13-1 rpHE ALFORD COTTON AND I , HAY PREteS The simplest and most powerful Press In use. ' I s great power comes from the com bination of Screw, Gearing and Crank or Pulley. Arranged to work either by Hand, Horse. Steam or Wat-r Power. Price ($175) On Hundred and Seventy-Five Dollars. For sale by WILLIAMSON; UPCHURCH A THOMAS. ! anlt-tf i ' Agents, 6S Fay ettevUl Street, lyjILL. FEED, CHOPS, BRAN. Jj we are prepared to fill orders tot smy onanlltv Mill Feed. Chops and Bran. CIiods iresniy , grounaoi nye, uaut ana voni. Nothing so good or cheap for your Horses and Cows. .'.-r f WILLI A MSON. U PVH U KUH a THOMAS, oees-u ., Ajrenia tor w vivy jauis. , N. C. PRICE J FIVE CENTS. ! TAILORS. rilHE REPEAL OF THE TJSURY -; ' It A. W ; ' 7 '.' ' !. ' Jv-.: ' .. !' . i " il "i will doubtless be the first question that will attract the attention ' of oar next Legisla tive Assembly, bates that to a long ways ahead, It becomes necessary to learn some thing exciting for present use.- Henoe we announce the fact that ' WeiM, The Irrepressible Mertliaitt Tailor, has Just returned from stock of- the North with a FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS, ! DIAGONALS, STRIPED, CHECKED AND PLAIN CASSIMERS, i SPRING AND SUMMER SUITINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. LIGHT CASSIMER3 FOB PANTS, VEW . INGS, &c, 4i., ' " ': ' ' ' ' ' ' 5 the like of which Is creating even more ex citement on Fayeltevllle Street than ! THE CHANGE OF GAUGE did on Incline of the North Carolina Rail Road. He has in Store and now on exhibition. the largest and most attractive stock ever offered to the RALEIGH PUBLIC before, and alt In want x would do well to rush has already com- call early, as the menced. The Manufacturing Department is com plete in all its branches, with ths best workmen in the Stale on the bench. Orders from the Countrv resDectfullv so licited and satisfaction guaranteed. a pa 3m FERTILIZER. QUANO! GUANO! GUANO! I e are now ready to receive orders for the following well known Fertilizers : ,1,000 Sacks Patapsco Guano. 1.000 " jWalton. Whann A Co.'s Raw Bone Superphosphate. 1.000 Hacks John Merrvman A Co.'s Am monia ted Dissolved Bone. 1,000 Sacks Vegitator. ' 500 Watson A Clarkes' SuDernho- phate. i 600 Sacks Zells Ammcnlated Superphos phate. om Bacss uuananavi uuano. 500 " Acid Phosphate (to use with cotton seed;) oOO Sacks Agricultural Lime. WILLIAMSON, UPCHURCH 4 THOMAS. feb S- tf 53 Fay ettevl 1 le Street. GUANO! GUANO I We are agents for RNOWDE A PETER'S AMSONIATED SOLUBLE BOXE PHOSPflATB, And also the . Sea QuU Arrunonialed Dissolved Bone Phospriate. i These fertilisers have received the ful lest rec mrnendati'us of some of the lead ing saricultural chemists of tbe county. aud have been used with great success by many planters. Circulars and testimonials can pe bad O't application. PARKER, B ARBEE A LATTA, , Kalelgh, N. C Jrfn U-3m G E N U N PERTJVIAJ3" GUANO. IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES. By Instruction of the Peruvian Govern ment, the'r Aeents here have advanced th &riee of GlTANAPE GUANO, from Kept ent er 1st, W4, to sixty-two dollars and fifty cents. (Sti-2.50.) Gold, per ton of 2,240 lbs, gross, establishing at the same time a new scale of discounts, tbe lowest being of 50c on parcels from 50 to KM) tons, and the highest, ft-70 on 500 tons and oyer; as usual, they will not sell in lots of less than ten tons. UNDER THIS NEW ARRANGEMENT I AM ENABUCD TO FILL OR1 KK.f FOR LOTS OF TEV TOS AND UPWARDS, AT LTT8S PRIOR THAN' TH E AGKNT8 OF THE PERUVIAN GOVERNMKNT. I Wil.L,, AM HEHKTOFOWK. HUPPLY QUANTITIES UNDER TEN TONS AT THE SAMii RATE AS CHARGED BY THKM. Circulars containing testimonial-, refer. enc'-s and full particular, mailed free on application, R. BAI.CAZR. No. .53 neaver St, New Y rk. P. O. Box. 129. de30-tf. INSURANCE. Q.LOB E MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Company or NEW YORK. PLINY FREEMAN LORIrXJ ANDREWS,. .;..Presldent . Vice-Presiden t. Secretary. HAS. M. FREEMAN.. Assets' Snrplns $4,506,800. 1445,608. VARIOUS KINDS OF POLICIES 1S8UED 1 - k , Reserve Dividend Plan a Special i Feature. POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE after annual payments. ' Dividends declarea annually and paid in CASH TO - POLICY-HOLDERS. Agents Wanted for Raleigh, Wilmington and Charlotte, with whom liberal contract will be made by W. M HUTSON. General Agent lor North Carolina, JanlO-DSmi Raleigh, N. C A LBEMARLE INSURANCE J . 4. COMPANY, 0 B ARLOTTE8VILLE. iVIRGINIA.' Established in;1854. Cash Assets, -. - t25Q.O00.OO. Old Dominion Insurance Comp'y RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. ' Organized in 1870. 7 Cash Assets, - - $325,000.00. i Esch Company ' has ' tlO.OOO' deposited wit h i be Treasurer of this nute for special tecuiity of our Policy Holders. L WHENCE A WINSTON, , i General Agents for N. C. mhl6-2ni tf Office to EayetteriU st. ; T A DIES' UNDERWEAR' OF 'JLi sverjr description. Also Ladies' and urlidreu's Dresses. i f ' J. R." OGEES A DO ri .iT t Prairie BniMlog. WUmlogtQu&t. j t A 'RRIVED : AND f IN STORE. . . J.;.; Wia A. B.BTRONACH. On qnare.thrM months. One M bare, all month a - On aquaxe, twelve months -'YYr toner dvrtfatiihaifHtTVi m. .tract will be mad. Tew enrra per line churgeA tar Jlrat,lnerUon artjwra oxirn for all aubaequent tnaertiona for aaverUa. menta not a penally eontraetea ff. aAdver tiaemenu muat-.ba aononedjMt7 toth . baalnesa of the adTartUr rr-rr LLER. PRACTICAL IgTALLER, i - catawba; v v j . Orders solicited and vromptlv filled. Address , , J. R..CLIE, mh23-lm , i , OsuwOa. N. C. PKOFiiSSlONAJ CAR OS. TO;:vXltK7i' ft.. ? ATTORNKX Vft;-I.AW, Pimi5Uea m the State a-ndTsaeralOoorU Collections made la any. part of the Htat Offlo la Yar bo rough House building. nMHf. 1 -. . ? : -1 i;o.ln D W A B D' W ifi F O V Attorney at1 X&W, '.' BMITHFIELD, ' JOHNSTON (30UNTT ' - f L. rt 1 a ' NORTH CAROLfNA.' 11 Jan Mm 1 l' -' il i !:l-rtf , B. H. Bush, BAk'LTWiXXiAita, D U K)N.:& V i L' lT A M 8 , TTORjrEVS TJ-ir, . ROCKY MOUJiT.r N: A t Practle la the Supreme Court of th Btau and in the Federal Court at Raielgb mhl-tf. i i 1 , . i .t:::s,)t DOARDINU HOUSE. r H O W E L L H' 0 u s E BLOUNT STREET, Bet een Uargett and Morgan, RALEIGH, N.'ctj'at Mb arf, 17 . -) i'jr,;:oji -si To the public, I respectally, Jtanoanc that from and after this day I will run my House as a PRIVATE BOAROINQ IOU8E, Under the same name aa hereiofor'el I return my sincere tbaakstA my many friends and patrons for their very1 liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, ou ps. and respectfully ask a continuance of their ia vors Complete aooomiuodatloAS suaraa teed at moderate rates.' t ' B N. HOWKLL, , R. P. Howxli.. ' Proprieter. Bufiness Manager, j : iu mar 21-if -z -,. I , :z. ni . ,j BILLIARD II ALLS. E W BILLIARD LJlALL, !l -.?.!! . Over Harriaen aid Bashford's Hare gett Street Saloon. i This Is to announce to the Public - that ! i'TCrif RUFUS R. KING ; ! ' :- .. - Mill' " Haa opened, an attractive .BILUIRn HALL In the Room up st Mrs oar (Harri son Bash ord'sSaloon 6a , , - Hargett Stjtv0, and baa Placed therein twoioT OOLLKN. J LDER'S BBT piKW YORK-. h-i-.Iu..- i ' in frIiti- BILLIARD TABLES)' 'i , . ; . ' Where lovers of the 1eau tl Tut game can spend agreeable pastime to J.btr. vsoflnli pleaSurt-. , Tbe Hail has been elegantly f apered and otberwlae Improved; and presents to the : eye everything that ts pleasing. It will be : open both day and night, and being only a few de-irs from our main thoroughfare, Fayet eville Street, Is easy of acoeaa and possfiiee every convenience, f 'l.i mh!7 lm . RUFU3 S. KING. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. A. G Lks. K. H. Lbb; ' . Clbm R. Lef. A STRICTLY COMMISSION HOUSE, - i A. G. LEE & SONS, RALEIGH N C. iJ . We give our entire a'teallon tohndilng zocdsn CJvfMISitON, and tberefore cu handle to advantage consign bb en taor fiprn, ! Corn Meal,: ;i 7 Chicked, Hay. . N. C, Flour, . . .Egsm,i j Folder.. Bacon, apdalllh flltick, or Green Par tr,1' mw?oet4 of Oats Betf , . ... 'n the far Pease, N. C. Hums. , , or srdep. All of which we sell for cash, and arp there fore able to make prompt rerurn. ,We so licit consignments from' Wes era ' North Carolina, aud tbe State generally. t COTTON . IS . OUR SPECIALTY, and we are prepared to pay the- hlgbea Market price, or mII to ad van tags any lot4 oonxigned to us from nir frleod4. ... We nave taken the Ageur y for la . piedmont dvkn'O'P manufsrtnred at naltlniV' and' sdKpeper, Va. AFE'tllUZKR OF THE HIGH KMT STANDARD. Wecare tnlnytAlntro,luce It tills eir by selling a small quantity to each of our mendt. and are art lrrrfMHl to give a written guarantee that. H will equal any GUANO sold la this market' . ALSO AGENTS FOR ' The ORCHILL A OUNO and Th'W OUTH SEA GUANO.-aea aivertlsement In' another column. ' i ; The SCnOFIELD COTTi "P'RES'J, th best Invented. ;';d The DIAMOND COTTON CHOPPKR.- Er- A- G LEE A RONS; feb 17 If P 0'-1" lUielgb.N.a ; ILLIAMSO, UPgHCRCH A WH0LK9 ALK GKQCIR8 ... AKB .: ,htUl1 Commission Mcrohanti No. 53 Fayetteville ti - RALEIGH. K.'Oi'-': XCELLENZA COTTON .FER- riLIZERv- I-' Holcble Sea lalaod Guano, :i .r i ! Empire Guano, 1 1 Bradley's Hea Fowl and Phosphite. Genuine Peruvian Guano. ! Zell's Acid Phospbat for vompostlng. bend for circulars. fob 10-tf "W. a A A. 8. STEONACH. I T?ARLY tfKBDi POTATOES. Ii 40Brela Early Roif and, peer ess I wia oes. Every be-ret xrarrenied pur seea, reeeiveu lo-uay. , ., i A. rVl:m6NACH. ; feb SMf W t;. a JUST' RE C El VE D i 1 '-"J it .I'ft'r .ir.-h ; Thieecar loads Fodder, bright and new. j ; On a ca load Shucks. 1 i . i ."ut J 1 Two lion ired dosen Eggs, all comslgned and must be sold, i j . . i j McMACKIN A FAISONT i 'U i . i- a ' i -. . . .i.m -.1 I-.I..H...I. ONE OF THE LARGEST stock of Hoiery and Handxerchlef iu usot(7 ids vui onn at a. - 7 . . i. R. ROGKR A CO ' av . s a va a J lirtii. S ua i - tTwrw oaiiuiuu, vr TruiiuKivu ois, i f AT& ... ' O ATSV. . OATSjj iQATS. Bushels nice whlU seed oats Jostr eelved on couslgnment and for sale by T 1 Nf; ASSORTED ' ' BTOCK OF V CONFECTION8V 'yresh stld tale. AJrrtytogtOaNJtfQrrjJlfJ'l. at ." A !i : X'.
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