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THE DAILY XEWS. aATUBDAT. jmn w. orwn w. JUX l. CAlMOSr, E41tr. JORDAX IWJI. 'HE DAILY r.W UtaeOalv rT la Ike Cllf eT Ralelgk Tkat Take t Telegraphic Reports.--J JOB PRINTING TTm Nrsrs Job Department h Un thoroughly supplied with every needed want and with the latest tjle of Type, and every manner of Job Work can now be done with neatoee. dispatch and cheapness. We can furnish at short notice BLANKS, BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, CARDS, PROGRAMMES. HANDBILLS. PA M PH LETS. POSTERS. CHECKS, DRAFTS.. BSBBBBBSSSBBBSBBSJSSSSSBBBBBBBBSasBJ Tm Greensboro Tat riot pro poauJa m aerie" of questions, which we commenJ in all candor to the Patriot ilsel! for an answer. They are questions which will really tron tie no true North Carolinian. When mix, up with the conflicting in terests of foreign corporations, they may not be so clear. mJohto CWxtt," in the Vfi nel, bespeaks the kind consideration of the public for Colonel Boford, be Cinw he yielded to the solicitations of citizens of Johnston connty to re store the passenger coach to the freight train. notber evidence, that Johnston county is not John ston count v. Tho withdrawn! of the passenger coach did not concern the citizens of that county in the least. We rather think Colonel Bn fonl was governed by the com plaints in the Niws. and as a rea sonable business man, saw the mat ter in its true light at orce. and ap plied a remedy. DEDT8 Of Til ft aol'TIIERN' STATES. We call attention to tho article from the Washington Critic on the above subject. They are the views of a calm, dispassionate, disinteres ted critic, and carry the weight that always attaches to impartiality. The views expressed by the Nis and the Journal and Star of Wil mington,' are fully endorsed. The Critic goes farther than either of these journals have done, because they have ventured to make no dis crimination in the character of those holding the bonds of the State. The Critic is not so tender, describ ing the purchasers of most of the bonds as co-conspirators. This, however, applies to that class of bonds for which the Act of settle ment makes no provision. JOH3 3TO COIMTY." The correspondent of the Senti nel who signs himself "Johnston . County" does not cover up his tracks well. He comments upon an arti cle in the previous day's Sentinel which did not reach Johnston coun ty until the day after publication, and could not by any possibility have admitted a uotice in the Senti nel of Thursday afternoon. "John ston County " and " North State " have ear marks so much alike that we conclude them to be one and the same hireling writer, seeking to earn pay and cover his own venality under the imputation of corrupt motives in others. The exhibition of so much new born zeal in' behalf of Colonel Bu ford in the columns of the Sentinel, might awaken the solicitude of the editor of that paper for his consis tency, and make him cautious of the admission to the free use of its columns of such writers as " John ston County," or 44 North State." The public have been schooled too long in the system of the Sentinel to forget that Colonel Buford has been the target for tho daily attacks of that jourLal for two years past as the arch enemy of North Caro lina. They fail to see how he has been suddenly converted into the warmest friend by an act above all others the most outrageous and in jurious to its interests. And the same public will hear with some wonder the compli ment of Johnston County to the Sentinel for its manly defence of Judge Pearson," a gentleman who has been assailed without mercy since the troubles of 1870, as the embodiment of cowardice and in eSciency, as the ideal of an " ex hausted judiciary," and who now has only the negative merit of expressing no opinion whatever, in his place, on the gauge question, to entitle him to encomiums he failed to earn in the active and faithful discharge of duties since the time he first, fell under the displeasure of the Sentinel Truly Mr. Turner xnaj well ask to be saved front his friends, for they will involve him In so many rnooosisie ncies as to make it difficult to reconcile them. Tbe General Assembly of the Pres byterian Church In the United Stales -will meet In 81 Louis, Missouri, on the 2Dth day of May. , . - .. .. .. f . ..A V" casc The Greensboro Patriot ofi the 7th instant publishes extracts from a letter of Judge Tearson giving his present position upon the gange unestion. With all deference to the eincerity of His Honor, we beg leave to say weight v,f it lna not alter me of the original statement tfiat lint i vert Ci f the Jndcres of the Court expressed opinions inj the case. Judge Rodman must be left out of view entirely, for whatever his private opinion may have heen nn.1 wa hvo no reason to believe it was in favor of the decision his position ss an interested party pre cluded his action. Ilis opinion whatever it may be, was worth no that of anv rmvato m a-swe w -.- j a t dividual. Judge Pearson said fcoth- in". It was wel' understood, in fact known, that be had prepared a .liacntinrr m-vinion which hei had -, -1 kept by him a long time. He ex pressed no opinion in the case at all on the hearing, and therefore cannot be quoted. Whatever opin ion he may since have expressed, is, k far ils concerns this case, extra judicial It carried no legal weight with it, however sound may be the reasoning. juage jjvuulu, ii. known, w.ns opposed to the change of gauge, and complained strongly f the decision beine made in his - nbsence. So it is clear that but two of the Court hail anv part in a decision which has thrown the whole system of internal improvements of the State into confusion. Wo rommend the above state ment to the Wilmington Journal, which inadvertently perhaps is strengthening the hands of j those hostile to the best interests of the State by making it appear that this important question had the full ac quiescence of four out of tho five Judges, when in fact two decided it. W . N. MEDASE. In our notices of members of the late General Assembly, one name arises so conspicuous for its purity, yet so delicate in its modesty, that nothing but a sympathy in that modestv has deferred our notice of W. N. Mebane, of Rockingham, to the present time. He never sought nrominence. He had none of that ambition to shine which impels a disregard to time and fitness for purposes of display. When he did speak, it was when there was occa sion for it And when he did speak, it was with no uncertain sound. There was left no doubt of his powers of mind, of his integrity of purpose, of his zealous energy for the attainment of his objects. Mr. Mebane was our ideal of the pure, incorruptible, conscientious legislator, always at his post,1 always vigilant for the interests of his con stituents and of the State,1 always fired by the warmest sentiments of State pride, but always honest, and having no toleration for duplicity. We recall two occasions in Mr. Mebane's legislative career in which he shone with distinguished lustre. One was the debate on the usury bill, which he opposed with a skill and earnestness which, in a body not already predetermined on its action, would have crowned his ef forts with success. The wisdom of this measure is to be approved by its consequences, but the arguments of Mr. Mebane were so clear, so sound and so forcible, that we look back and wonder that they could not impress all with the same effect His zeal in the University bill en titles him to immortal honor. No man worked more earnestly or more persistently to combat the adverse influences arrayed against this bene ficent measure. The eloquence of Mr. Strong had the effect we as cribed to it, but his influence does not detract in the least from the generally admitted instrumentality of Mr. Mebane in reversing the tide of disaster. His name too will be coupled in imperishable memory ith the reviving fortunes and future fame of the University of North Carolina. ANOTHER TRICK OF THE PENMSVLVAMA CENTRAL. We commend the following to such of our friends who are at pre sent under the infatuation that the Pennsylvania Central is the chosen vessel of salvation to the State. This is the corporation that, using the Richmond and Danville Rail road as a a cat's paw, has laid its un hallowed grasp on North Carolina. If it can be corrupt and dishonest elsewhere, no considerations of good faith will save our interests : In financial circles the principal events of interest have been the dis solution of the gold clique and the consequent return to reasonable rates for exchange, and the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's default in the payment of the guaranteed interest of the first mortgage bonds of the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Railroad. This latter event appears to be of greater public Im portance than Is generally supposed, as It strikes a aerimrs blow at the value Tlir DECISIO I If THE UAywo of the bonds of every leased railroad in the country, and more particu larly at all those leased to the Penn sylvania Company. If-thja Com nanv run unoti the flimsy preteDse set ud in this case, break the lease of the C., Cand I. C. to the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis Company, and thus release itself from Its solemn (ruarautee to nay the interest upon $15,821,0 0 of bonds, when may it not be convenient for it to do the same with Fort Wayne or any of the other roads which during the busy and active years of the past it so ambitiously "obbleo" up?'' It becomes of Interest to as certain the exact point to which a corporation may go in giving its guar antee and still not be held liable when It becomes convenient to repu diate its promises. It may be a ques tion if the Pennsylvania Company, aside from Its contract with the C. C. and I. C. Company, has not made ... , r i I i i r one who eacn muivmuai uoiuer ui these repudiated bonds. The follow ing is an extract from a letter dated at Philadelphia, Dec 1, 1870, and ad dressed to the trustees of the mort gages under which these bonds were issued, and signed by the President of the Pennsylvania Company, and ot the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati audSL Louis Company, to-wit : You are therefore autnorizeu 10 in form the holders of said bonds, and to elve such other public notice as you may think proper that the inter est on the said $15,821,000 of bonds will be regularly paid by the Pitts burgh, Cincinnati anu fou ioais Railway Comoany according to the tenor of said amended contract and lease. Yours very respectfully, J. Eixjar Thomson, Pres't. Thomas Ii. Jewett, Pres't. If the law be such that the Penn sylvania Company can relieve itself from the payment or interest, upon at least every bond wnicn nas oeen nurchased by the bolder since the rromulsation of the foregoing letter. then it would seem to be time the law were changed, and until it be amended it might be advisable for the public to leave severely alone the securities or roads leased tome renn svlvania Company. 2i. V. Tribune, 5th inst. The Presidential Outlook. The Washington correspondent of the Norfolk irgtntan, referring to the recent State electious, says : "These elections hav much to do with the Presidential outlook, which is much discussed and n crural over after elections in the States. Upon the basis of elections, since 1872 the electoral vote sums up about as fol lows: Democrats. 190; Republicans, 66 . divided 110. Total, 366. Thus there are 110 electoral votes to contest; if these are cast in accordance with the latest expressed will of their res pective States the result would be for the Democrats, :sju; uepuDiicans, , Cut conceding to the Republicans all the divided States the Democrats will have a ruajorityof 14 over all. What the Republican party must do if it would win. Is to carry some or uie States now Democratic, and making ud a total of 190 electoral votes as have been given, some papers com pute the result as Democrats, ,192; Republicans, 174, if compared on the basis of the largest vote ever poled iu each State would be as above, and It only takes 184 votes to elect. Evi dently, therefore the Democrats can not be beaten, unless they beat them selves. Can Grant be nominated? Yes, he has sure 16 Southern States ; 139 votes, and lacks but 43 to get a majority of the Convention. A Tofic or Rakk Merit. Tnere are many tonic, Dal few inaeart wwen pro duce any other effect than artioclal silma Utlon of the SDoetlt. Tbl. mo tr Iroui belnc benefit. U poalUY detriment, u the dlieeltve orttu are weak, becaote It Indaeea the Ml lent to eat wore than the etnl-panUted stomach can act apon, and thai aggravates lnoigrtuoD. mere in, however, a toDle which poeeeeses Uie rare merit of imparting both vigor and regn lrlty to the operations of nutrition. Hoe tetter a Stomach Bitter's provoke a whoie- acme appetite, became they enaoie ine toniaeb to rilnpoae or what It receives with aocb healthful rapidity that at the proper time for meal It H not torpm irom inoi- geated trailer, bat era Tea Ita lloiey tuate-oatx-e. It la the very ffcoi that It faetlliatea digestion that render . he natlenal atom a nle sorb a powerful eoadjotor of nature In Instituting: I nose recuperative processes which result in the recovery of the general health. Uninterrupted, vigorous action ol the phyalcal machinery inevitably result from the us of this supreme Invtgoraat and alterative. apl S-lVlr Iw rUK fe ALE OR RENT. AIt 0A I N s 'lining- to reduce oar stock, we effer for sle X tarrlagen, J Pbwtons, 2 Buggies. 1 W aeons and lu fine Horses. apl S-tf WYNNE. YANCEY CO. F O It Ii N A comfortable and convenient DWEL LING HOUSK. In the central part of the city, near the Presbyterian Church. For particulars, apply to sprlS-Dlw. J. M. POOL. T7 c It It E N "Hons and lot on corner of "West and Morgan atreeta. Lot contains one acre; House contains lour lane rooms, two be low and two above, with passage above and below, with all necessary out houses. House palmed and repaired alnce last oc cupied. Apply to apl V-D1W- K. . I'lLLt?!, TESIRABLE LAND FOR SALE Vnr aale Five Hundred and Thirty Acre In Warreu county In hall mlleof Littleton Depot on the K. a u. k. k. wi;i be sold in tracts to suit purchaser. Address at once. Attorney at Law, de31-tds Kaielgh, N. C. O R R E fhe Brick Dwellicr. with store and base ment, on Fayetteville street. On the lot Is a ood well of water, kitchen and stable, all In flrstrale order. The property was formerly occupied by J. N. Buntinx. An- P'f f TALUABLE LOT IN RALEIGH V FOR SALE. On Saturday, the 10th of April. 1875. at the court-hooe door In Raleigh, und ra Judgment of the Poperlor ' ourt of Wake conuiy. we win sen ac puoiio auction toe valuable house lot at the intersection of Person and Davie streets. In the cltv of Raleigh known aa the ELOBI DOE SMITH lot. and containing nearly one acre of land. Tiim:-One-fifth cash, the remainder in twelve months with Interest at s'xper cent. R. H. BATTLE. lr. C. M. BUSBJ&E. mar U-lill day. QITY RESIDENCES FORSALE. vo on Halifax Street. 1 on Salisbury street. S on Newbern Avenue, with lots of from 1 to 7 sere, a small dwelling houses with four rooms on Blount street, lot Vfacre; one on Fayetteville street, lots acres. CITY LOTS FOR SALE. S3 OB Fayetteville street. SV) toRSO; 100 on Tar boro road, head of Newbern Avenue SoO to IIjO; U beaalirul lot on Ualirsx street, $JU to 1.251, 2 on Blount street So3 to 400. LAND FOR SALE. 33) sere mile from Capitol on nills boro road ; 60 acres K mil from city oa Hills boro road : 20 acres mile from own on Fayetteville and Asylum roads; 20 acre farm with good boons, near 1 mil fioca (Jupllol, all to be moid on easy terms. R. KING1 LAND, . Real Estate Dealer. Offlc Yar bo roach Hoaae. feb 12 U A LARGE AND leeted stock of Genu iWELL 8E aad Chlldreair Clothing, sheas for cash. ' . .J. R. KOQESS 00- Prauia Building, Wilmington gtj PORTSMOUTH " TTEST INDIA FRUITS. Direct Trade. ; VYiwwted Lo arrive dally, ths schooner S. 8. Lewii. direct from the West Indies, with a cargo of Oranges, Pin Apples, Bacaaas, f im tnii nocoannta. As It is our inten tion to establish a regular Importation of these Fruits, (and also to oner mem at less than Northern prloes.) we ask respectfully th aid and euoourageinent of. SOUTHERN DEALERS. i .. ! Address an oraers w WALKER BROI.. 15 High Htreet, Box 306, Portsmouth, Vs. apl 8-tf MILLINERY. TSAAC E T T I N G E R Is now In receipt of his entlie stock of SPRING AND SOUK MILLINERV, Ladles' Fancy. Furnishing icl Hair goods, a full stoc of NEEDLE GOODS, also PARABOLS, FANS. ' LAMA LACE SHAWLS and JACKETS; an endless variety of Baby Dresses and Baby Caps und Bonnets. Kid, Berlin. Silk an I Buckskin GLOVES. Diess trimmings, such aa Silks, Laces, Frtages and Cbaitona. Enongh children's atrioed Hocks to sanely every hlld In North Carolina with' one or two pair. My stock vu bought for CASH and can and WILL be sold low : all I ask Is a call. Our opening will be from now until the nd of the season. New goods will be added to my stock every v or two. MRS. OSTTINGER, asnsnal, can always be foand at her post ready to wait on her many friends and customers. apl9-3w NOTICES. rpo THOSE CONCERNED. I "The notes, accounts. Ac. due to the late firm or W. H. A R. S. TUCKER CO. must be settled. We will be compelled to place them in train or collection if not pmn im mediately. W. a. A K. o. TUtKhK, mar 12 Surviving Partners. TVTOTICE OF LOST CERTIFI- J.1 Cl TE OF STOCK; Certificate No. 922, for five shares in the CaDltal Stock of the North Carolina Rail road Company, standing In the name of Htm l M. Wllaon, has been loft, and notice Is hereby given that application will be made to the said Company to irsue a new or ds plicate certlflcat.- in lieu thereof. apl-Dlin HA ML M. WILSON. N o C E On Friday, the 16th instant, at 12 m., the building of a bridge across Walnut Creek, on the AHvlum road, will be let to the low- eat bidder. Plans and specifications made known on day or letting. w. o.UPrHURnrr. ANDERSON BETT8. NAT J. WHITAKER, sprl 6 DAWtd. Committee. TY TAX LIST I wll HI attend at my office on the 5b of April. 1875. for the purpose of taking the tax list for ine city riaieign ior ine year 1875 The books will be sept open during the first twenty working days on and after April 6th. ISTo. Those failing to list will be subject to double tax. JOHN C. GORMAN. Marsh 24th. 1875. Mayor. Sentinel and Era copy for 20 days, mar SO-till apr M N J O T E Bv virtue of a deed of trust executed to sne by Thomas H. Kainey, (aec u), i win aell on the 10th day of May next, at the Courthouse door. In Oxford, to the highest bidder, a tract of land containing about 2U0 Acres on which said Kainey s saw mm u located, lying on the waters of Glbbs' Oeek. adjoining the lands of David A. Stone. J. J. Burwell and others. Terms mads known on day of sale. J. 0. COOPER. Trustee ofThos. H. Rainey. mh27-D2wWlMay lu O T I C E Important Sale of Real Estate. In pursuance of a mortgage- executed to me on the 20th day of November. A. D, 1871. 1 shall nell at public auction, on th premises, on FKIDaY. THK 3JT1I DAY OK APRIL NEXT, that valuable Hotel property at Morehead City, known as the MACON HOUSE, and celebrated as one of the finest Summer Resorts ' n the Atlantic Coast. Tei ms h room mod all D k. .MUrtlDOKA J. GARDNER, by her Attorney, G. V. STR NO. apl-eodul Journal of Commerce, Kswbern, cop and send bill to this orace. yESTERN N. C. Notice to Holders RAILROAD, of Claims. The undersigned Cornmluioners. ap pointed by "An Act in Relation Uihe Western North Carolina Railroad." rati fied the 13lh day of March, 1874, to purchase the claims embraced In a decree of the District Court of the Tnlted States ?or the Western District of North Carollua. res pectfully request the holders of said claims tofl.e. with the Governor of the State, a statement of the amount, of said claims, together with the amount whloli they will reauire for said claims In the first mort gage bonds of said company, bearing Inter est at the rate of set-en per centum per annum. payable seml-ansuauy and due at niteen payment of publie due to the State of North Carolina; said statement oe niea by loiitUjUAi. lath or Armu isra. C. IL BROGDHN. R. F. ARM FIELD, J. L ROBINSON, Commissioners mar 20-tll April 15. A1 N ACT TO ASCERTAIN THE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE DIFFER- M' COUNTIKH. CITIES AND TOWNS OK THIS STATE. AND TO PRESCRIBE A STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS. The General Assembly of A'orf A Car olina do enaol : Section 1. That all claims against the several counties, cities and towns oi this Slate, whether by bond or otherwise, shall be presented to the Chairman of the Board of countv Commissioners or to the chief officer of sale c ties and towns, as the case may be. within two years after the matu rity of such claim or claims or the holders of such claim or claims, sliall be forever barred from recovery thereof. . Provided, Thst claims which ha veal ready matured, ana become due stun be presen ted on or before the first day of January. A. li., 1877, or the holders thereof snail be for ever barred or a recovery thereof. Section 2. That It shall be the duty of the unairntan oi tne itoara oi uouulv Commis sioner of the everal counties or the chief omcers oi the several cities and towns, to cause the nature, amount, date and time of maturity of all claims so presented to be recoruea in a do -k to oe Kept for that pur pose, and to be called "The Registry of Uiaims." Hectlou 8. It shall be the duty of the Sec retary of State to publish this act for lx consecutive weeks in the Daily News. cr. "iuu peuuuei newspapers, pub lished in the City of Raleigh, the "Journal or Commerce," published in the City of Newbern, the "Dally Journal." pdhlithed In the City of Wilmington, the "Charlotte Observer," published in the city of Char lotte, the "Greensboro Patriot," published In the City of Greensboro, the "Asheville citizen pnoiisnea in ine town of Ashe ville, "The forth Carollua Gazette." pub lished in Fayetteville. Section 4. This act shall not apply to any county whose debts are already niit.ni and ascertained. Section 5. This act shall take effect fro aad after Its ratification. In General Assembly read three t'mea and ratified the 2Und day of March, A. D., STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, 1. jrrivm nicsnuT or T ATE, Raleigh, Marvh 29th. 1875. I hereby certify that the forevnln? trne copy of the oriclnal act on fl! in tl.t- offlce. WM. 11. HOWERTOS. mh30 D5w Secretary of State.' CLOVER AND GRASS SEED. 100 boahel fresh Red Clover Seed. . " " Orchard Grass Seed. Arriving this dav. WILLIAMSON, UPCHURCH THOMAS. jmu ir-u ; oa rayeueviu atreec IK BLLS, PEARL HOMINY li) AND GRITS. ., .1 . . , ; 1 Tiereea Carollna Rloa, ' ( ' : 4 Barrels Navv Beans. ; Jnatreceirad. W. O.st A.B.8TRONACH, nicKORirr H ALL & PATTERSON ' Hickory. N. C. tAr.-n thank for Dftst natronaee. and .ir a continuance of the same. All orders for butter. gg. fruit, vegetables, grain and ether mouutsln produce shall be filled with D'atness snd despatch. We have an eve to shipping good qualities. Inquiries promptly answered. Ja i 15 till apr I7 '". '. ' HOTELS. a11 A N G E HOTEL I take this method or Informing ray friends ard the public that they can find m at the. GRANGE HOTEL, f .rm-irly City Hotel, where I will take the best care of man anu oeasi. , dec4-tf SIMON HAYS, RATIONAL HOTEL "DeCghtlkllj Situated, text to Ctpiiol Squire, RALEIGH, N. C. A NEW HOUSE. Fine Rooms. Well Furnished and Pitted op in the Best Style. A TTEN TIVE SERVAN TS. -Th Table daily supplied with the oeet this and other Markets afraid. 2. &. BROWN. Proprietor, Late of the Borden House, Salisbury, aprl-tf DRY GOODS. 6 A LW AYS AHEAD, IN TIME jCJl. ANi)flIVl!.K 1II.11LNU' In Desirable Goods at Popular Prices. JUST RECEIVED. We wonM call especial attention of the ladles to the beautiful line of PLAID CAMELS HAIR, CLOTHS AND PLAIN DEBEIGBS, which we are now opening, the most ele gant, cool and decidedly popular and la&monaoie iaorics ior opriug un inn-. 75 DOZ. LADIES' B LEACHED sna brown BaiDrizgan nose, extra iengins, silk clocked, and LadltV striped Hose all the stylo. V. H. K . . lULft.HIi. A SPENDID LINE OF LADIES' Handkerchiefs, ro'ored borders in vatlous des'gus. monograms, initials, hemstitched clear Lawns and Lac -. LadleV colored Linen Cellars and Lund, neat, tsty and tiishionabla. All the above tooJs to ie had at the lowest figures at the Cash House of api i-ti W. H. R. S. TUCKER. 1875. 1875. HEW STOCK SPRING GOODS. Money lost every day by not buying your Dry Goods at PETTY & JONES, If our customers will but call and exam ine onr Mock of SPRING GOODS ai d then compare our "t ash Prices" with those else where they win oe convinced and satisnea t hut we are the, leaders in low prices. WE HAVE OUR PRICK and that is lower than any house lu the State. Our Black Gros Grain Silks at $1 to 52.75 per yard, usually sold ironi S1.2j to $3.50, Japanese Silks and Cloths from 25 to 75 cts. real value 30 to uu cents per yard. Black Iron Grenadines, Suit Linen, Silk Pongne, Glace Mohair, Silk Fantasca, Challies, Lenoes, Dress Lawns, Plaid Poplin :or PolouaUe, and all other goods of t':e LATEST STYLES for Ladles. Our white goods department is complete. Victoria Lawns. Jackonets. Organdies. H lis Muslin, l-ace stripe Pique, Tarlatan, rrencn NansooK Marcelline, sort lmsh Cambric, Printed Pique, c, Jfcc. l. ju yards or Hamburg Kdslnss and In- sertlngs, from 10 cents lo 75 cents. Large stock or Kibbons lower than ever known before. Ladies Linen.. Collars and Cuffs latest styles. Spring Casslmeres just opened for Gentle men. Five Cases Soring Calicoes. Bleached and Unbleached Cottons at the lowest Price. Coals Cotton 75 cents per d.-sen. uur stock of Spring Goods com prises the choice styles of the leading Importers and having no old or auction goods to mix in enables us to sell our customers the latest styles of goods at the lowest price-. apt-3tn JfK'iTV sc JUNia. Biblical Recorder and Chistian Advocate copy. N E W SPRING GOODS JUST ARRIVED. D. S. YVAITT & BRO Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IS READY MADE CLOTHING m For MEN. YOUTHS and CHILDREN. Latest Styles and Prices Low. The celebrated MANHATTEN WHITE SHIRTS, which are acknowledged the beit Goods and most perfect Fit that is made. A full line constantly on hand. Gents and Ladies Hose, Gloves. Suspen ders, Handkerchief. Neckties, Hows a.d silk Scarfs, The latest novelties of the season. Paper and Linen Cuffs and Collars, Ladies Leather Belts. Hamburg Edgings and Insertions, Cashs' Rafflings and Flute- lnus. Lanes incck ttnns and Collars. Stamped Yokes and Bands, Ac, DOMESTIC AND FANCY DRY GOODS. PRINTS, PRINTS. PRINTS. Black Alpacas Corded .Tackanets, Striped and Figured Lawns, White Pique. M ul Muslins. Checked Muslins. Nansook and Linen Lawns. Cor. sett Jeans, Cumb lea and Linens. HATS. HATS. HATS. Newest Styles and Cheap. BOOTS AND SHOES. Our Stock Is complete In this line. Miles and ZeUler's Goods just in and speak for themselves. Other brands which also give satisfaction. To Ccnatry Merchants who bnv in the City, we would say give us a call snd we will sell goods for cash as cheap as any blouse m tne uily. or this sldeol Baltimore and New York. To our numerous friends and patrons we again return oar thanks lor past favors and as our stock Is much larger than ever be lore, we feel confident that we are prepared to do tne best tba can i e done in this city. 1). R. W A ITT A RRO mhSl-3m 54 Fayetteville St.. Raleigh. N.C. R ECEIVED TO-DAY ttbis. Finest Early Rose U ed and Table Potatoes that have beoa in the market this Season. P--T W,,C. A. B. STRONACH. 'MISCELLANEOUS ...i M c O ALL U-M At the N". O. State Fair, 1874, our HOPE EN GINE recelvedthe Or O L D M E D A L 1 as the best steam Engine for general use, and tne SILVER MEDAL as the best vertical Engine. We refer to the following parties who have our Hope Engine in use: Wro. O. TJp ehuroh of Williamson, Upchurch A Thomas, Raleigh. N C, Col. A. W. Shaffer. Com missioner in Bankruptcy, Haleigh, N. C. ; Messrs. Farmer A Co., Goldsbero. N. 0. ; R. E. Best. Green connty. N. C; J. C. Wooten, Jr., Kinston, N. C. We manufacture the celebrated ' E F J I And several others, and are agents for the celebrated prepared to LefTe! Turbine Water Wheel, the best Wa'er Wheel made, which we will se'l prices. We manufacture Saw Mills and Mill Gearing, and mill machinery of every kind. For full description and price list address McCALLTJM, WYCKOFF & HOPE, RALEIGH, N. C an 16-tf JNO. CAYTON. UNDER THE STYLE OF C."5rTT03sr S O UTHERN ilfiriHC 31. II IX One Door Ea.t Corner RALEIGH, N-C Constantly on hand all kinds of American and Italian Marble ments and Tombs; granite work for building and graveyard purposes. All Monuments and Tombs executed In the finest style a None but First Class Mechanics employed. Parties desiring to purchase should visit us before purchasing North or elsewhere, as wecanfurnl8h work much cheaper. All Address all messages to my i-iy s T N D RE MINGTON AND CAROLINA ELWELL IRON HOES, WINSTEAD STEEL HOES, SPADES, SHOVELS, PLOW Trade supplied at bottom prices. mar 7-tf BAKEKEIs. A TTEN , T I .0 JST The attention of the trade, both city and country, is respectfully called to the fact that they can purchase their CAKES and CRACKERS by the barrel, fresh at all times, at north ern prices at WALKER'S CITY BAKERY, ' Fayetteville Street, opposite Market, RALEIGH. N. C. 4-Call and see me. -C mar 23-tf 8ADDLKRY. gOMETfiINO NEW. We have just opened a Saddle and Harness Store on Martin street, one door east of Dodd &. A.vera'4 store, wfiere we are prepared to manufacture all kinds of work in the Har ness and Saddle line, as well its to repair Trunk, all of which will be done promptly and gut. ran teed as represented, having ful experience in the business. We shall keep on hand a supply of Saddles, Wagon, Cart, Dray and Buggy Harness, and all other articles pertaining to this business. We invite an examination of our stock. E. F. WYATT 4 SON, fel 10-3 in Raleigh, N. C. EDUCATIONAL. s ELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Ladies Established in this city, April I. 1873,at Mr. Linehan's, Uni n square, near Lovejoy's Academy. All the branches that include a thorough English ed' cation will be tanght, together with Fiencb and Spanish, Crayon Drawing, Oriental Painting. Gre cian Painting, Pearl PInting, Roman- crystaioiype, i!.tcniDg.Gniiding, Silvering. orui'Ziug, vrj hiuiiei uuu nur., uecaiCO- manla Composition Work.Tussue Fldwersi iMusiin flowers, wax Fruit and Flowen Coral Worn, Shell work. German-rais Work. Taplstry. Hamburgh Wranerht. Work, and plain sewing. The teacher if this school will at all limes respect the re ligions belief of her pupil", her only am being to advance ihe children in virkae aaaV. .1 -. n .a i.i a ... . . T ' 1 wcu Jiuui !7 LU u a. Ill , 1 ruill Uatll 4 p. m. Terms, So 00 per scholastic mofth, paid in advance monthly. Piano mf sic. painting in water colors and oil, will frm" separate charge, yet not without a vlv to meet the circumstances of those Vwho patronize thtj school. Brxik-kepni V, BOeCiailV. M IHS IWUilRMt MISS OSBORNE. mh 20 tf Sentinel copy. Teacher. gUGARS. SUGARS. SUGARS. 50 Barrels Standard A. B. C. Sugars for sale by R. F. JONES A CO. C o N ,0 .000 Pounds Clear Rib Sid a. m1 ninni. ders for sale by . R. p., jonkh a fxT j -MISCELLANEOUS.-- :. Wf Y f! K O F F & HOPE, 1 MANUFACTURERS OF THE HOPE ENGINE, RALEIGH, N. C. is: plo furnish the trade at low figures.' We are at manufacturers' Shafting, Pulleys ROB DUNCAN & JDTJlT3J-lr- CTLUIlt? V V Vi-iw Morgan and Blount Streets, Headstones, Moan. woik warranted or no sale. CAYTON A DUNCAN, P. O. Box 303, Raleigh N. C. 11 D G O O D S Handled, Steel Cotton t - Hoes, every one Warranted. FORKS, TRACES AND HABMfcSS, GARDEN TOOLS, Ac. Ac. T. n. BIflGf.S & SONS, Raleigh, N. C. CARRIAGE WORKS. O T 6 G R E ErT r o to S Before closing our bargains elsewhere for carnages, Bn IT you want save money go to GREE R'S To the GFtl.K & Thokahos Patented Dcmp Car?' especial attention is called. Koc farming purposes generally, and where convenience and expedition are de sired , it is if surpassed. Call and suit and decide fory-Aurselves. Repairing, paint ing, ttc, pntkptly dene. If ROBT. GREER. Hargett pet. 1st East City Cemetery, Kaietgu X C. febl-lm (restaurants. TF O R PEPPER'S WHITE FRONT. iT Restaurant in the City and Uie h;ried and Attractive Bill of Fare. fcALS AT ALL HOURS. I) "PFP."who1s still alive and kick- lipens the new year with increased ana -oveil facilities for pleasing his m am id s and customers, at his well known WILMINGTON ST., WHITE FRONT. Just received at his Sample Rooms, BtTMGARDNKR'S three year old Rye Whiskey. THE GOLDEN SHEAF FYE, from Augusta County, Va. LANAHAN'S IMPERIAL CABINET, a superb article. j BERRY FOSTER. OLD RYE and other Good Brands. PURE NORTH CAROLINA WHISKEY. CORN- OLD NASH COUNTY APPLE BRANDY. " OLD TOM " GIN, a superb article. ALES, WINES, CIDER. ! ... Etc.. Etc., 1 LAGER BEER; .Etc. . COTTON GI1V8. Q T t 0 NfcTf- 8. , . We are.Sole Agenu In tWi ecUon TAYLOR iN , for ti), which is acknowledged by thn.. used It to have no sunK;0". boh., dentlv recommended by us to n , of a thoroughly reliable m.M.,'11. ' .. prepared to furnish this oTa. , manufactured, upon liberal t short notice, Any person wann H It AT ONhr iu. " Gil should order have It here in time. me. " 1 REAL ESTATE UURe BUREAU RALEIGH, N. C. All kinds of property boaifht on commission by ""a anu febl2tf JR-JCIXOSLAXft uu rrtiKXM JtKAL Ksi 'Tate KJ AUtJLI, OFFICE ON Fayetteville St. Opposite the. Mar We offer for sale a larse number of Lots, valuable Farms and Pine very reason oie term. Call and see us. MA I J C. WlVr.p.. feb -1-tf JOHN Hiviirj GROCERS. R. P. II O W K lT i GROCER Commission Merchant Corner Morgan and Blouut Street. RALEIGH, N. C. Consignments solicited turns made, mar 12-tf R. a lid prompt P. HOWELL, JUST RECEIVED TIITS DAYa nice lot of Fresh Egs and MounUii Apples on consign ent. Also a nice loti Northerh Apples, cheap byjhe harrel tcil bushel at R. P. llOWKLL'H mh27-5t Corner Morgan and m on mm. w. C. Ii. STRONACH grocebs lAB-coMnssiox mm IF-i .... Smoked Broiling Beef. Dried Deef Tangoes, Sugar Curled n)U(lrn, Breakfast Strips, Uncanvassed Hmrn, Canvassed linuis, f ulion AlHiktt fUt! No. I. 2. and 3 Mackerels, Family Roe Herrings. Tab'e and Stock Peas, Navy and Hominy Rpsdr. Goshen aid Country Jintlir New OrleanS Molasses, Gold and Ml vtr Dripn, C uba MvilasscK, mh27-tf Junt Received. iissoi,i; nos. DTSSOLUTIO X OKI ( ) - l'AUT NERSfllP x We have this day. by mutual coiiNtut, dissolved tlieco- partiifisliip lierclnfurrri. luting between n. All pei sons iri(le''teil to the firm il please make lmiu. ilintc p ymeitt. Allc counts against the fli in iiiiinI lie rfn tvj on or before he 1st f May. Dunston will ie lound under llio I'.ulc ji National Bank ; lirown will remain at the old stand ntir Julius Lewis' Hard wan-Store. i DUNSTON 4 B1'.0X. apl tf Hnrbtm. I S 8 O L IT T 1 OX By mutual consent, the firm of THOMP SON A WHITAKER is Hits day diso!vi. All persons indebted, Will p eafce cuinr .'to ward at once and settle their account. A. A. THOMIS0.N. . J. D. W II ITA KIT. Raleigh, N. C, Feb. 22, b. T O THE P U H L K Having pprchased Mr. Tliompsou'i In terest in tho business I shall conlltint M keep a LARGE AND FULL STOCK of Goods belontiug to a first cIhm Grjfrj Store, at the old Staud, NO. 4. MARTIN STREET, where I shall be pleased to see ray manf trlenrls and nutrnna. nromlslnu th til 0(u always as cheap as they can be had lu fttn niaraei. Grateful for past patronage, and li"f ing to meet a continusnce of the kin. I am, respectfully, J. D. WHITAKER. f. b25 tf Raleigh, Feb. B, 7 RICHMOND. A. .1. Rahm, Of P Rahm's F.agle Machine Works. J. G. Huhtih. Of Jas. nunter AMD, Iron & Hlcei Workfc A 1 M & HUNTER Steam Engines, Boilers. Saw Mill And Machinery Generally, CAKY STREET, between 121 h and l-i RICHMOND. VA. ManiiriicturerK' Agents fortlio sh!-ofI proved Machinery, Einjliieem' and J' chinists' Supplies. novll " GINEH. HAW MILLS and other M At "H'A EttY of our own unproved build. we keep constantly on hand or ,,ul', , order, we have now for sale the loll"-" second-hand Machinery, all in pefcici "r der, which we will sell at very low tiure-, via : , 2 double HOISTING ENGINES. :uht power, with drum and other li'il,u gear complete. .1 4 -home Stationary Engines, good " 1 Flue-Boiler, 2tt leet long, ii inch' "H ter. with two flues II Inches iron front and other flitlugs t"r . 1 150 horse power Siatloncry Knl ' 2 Tutmlar Boilers, SO-horse power racti. 2 30-horse power Ststlonarv Engines. It-horse Portable Engine, with as H1 " of our own rna.lt e. ' - , 1 16-Horse stationary EDg.ne. wltn "r vertical boiler. - c Several steam Pumps and Fan I!lnie various sizes. . ,. Engines tor threshing, grlndlns: nn" nlng. mounted on wheels or not, as preferred by the purchaser. WL E. TANNER 4 J . MetropeMtan Work". feb28-dw6m . Rlchmoul. pARASOLS ! PARASOL "Jnst received, a large and well rsfrlJ stock of Parasols for sale cheap. r u uiuirKM A rv.. Prairie Building, Wllmlnso" Lv, ; jyj ACHINERY FOU'Lt I ... .. ! -.. . . , ;n ,, i ' : I)r-. f i -1 - : h.vm . t ii-;.!! - ,
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