Kalrlfh Itlanufactatinf CoapMjr,
20
BALE HUI'EKIOB COTTON YARN, JL8T
,,,v,.,l .nil fflr Hale to Hie trailo.
! to It. X. 'i'aylot, Esq., Tressurer, or t
1 1 PULLIAM, J0NE8 CO ,
Win i1falc lliocers and Commission Merchants.
Raleigh, Jan 1(1 If.
A. Valuable Cotton Farm for Bent.
IX PITT COUNTY, N. C,
TYINO
j from
tireclivllic. 1 1 illllt'a infill nuow nui, uu me
i. itoad running
from Wilson Ui Ureenvuie. I
rrwk pauses through thu (Mm.
C.r further particulars, enquire oi Jiotww vovurr,
,,,,.v Hall, !.('.,
Ju. Joyner, Marlboro', N t
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WITHOUT KKOAKH To COST. j
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M or, m other words, what you ar willing to
' pav for llii' (loods. 1
m 1 am not a believer in carrying tlonU over ,
i from mm -M-awuf to another, therefore my
letcrniination ia to m il what yet n-mains of j
Z Mil Al WINTER OODS
at a sacnllci , and invite ail to an exaniuia- I
ii-n of tlu slock, which i -'till lari. and !
, Binlitav-. mime, of tut! J!liirl'U-eirs !" j
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II TV. tie t.. mfoi ih lli." fi&de aiil-).aill.Ml..foith
VV t arolina iinl Virmnia. that f art rirvnared to
furiimli itinn iLh tin- nica apirovi d I til I'lMZKIt,
oa iIm- mual aCA-omro'iiUtitiK ti-riuii. Wu will have a
t--k of Ki-nuini' I'ldll VI N til ANO, pnnhaii. (f di
rr. t f-om the Aiii-nt of thu IN ruvian tlovtrntm-lit.
aif now in ft"!-, for imnj'ihatr duhvi-rv, S"iTi
t..i. ItllAIU.tVrt M J'KK l'llOsril VTE tK t.lMK.
wliu-li won lor itM-lf wai-li an f-tivialili- r-utati'ou in
tht I' tton and Toharto rottutti-a of North Carolina
- I Virginia, limt Miamn), prnrinK ttaHf mpial, and in
'iiany iinfiortaiit reiijM-i-tit. auyi-rior to ttie I'uruvian
nnni'in W,-iriTi. n aiialvi of it an SKorUiiiod by
l'i Ilayi-3, one -f tin-iii.t t liiini-ut C '-mint in tho
--iiiilry
B . . . m mm
nraiius oi Anuijst'a unor ui ursia-l-)'s
Putrnt tupor-lhspht of
l.lme, h now sold l) Wm.
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l i.-nari-d animal lntl r, alt of Ammonia.
fattv nlH.tanrfii and llrtiutin SM SO
li I'lionphatioi of l.iiiiB. Mai;ni-iiia and Inm Srt.80
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ffoi d-d 4 1 in narla of Ammonia
-d. and. a mil bo aiM-u, nnarly
lilf of tin- Hon,- IMioHiihati' I- olilll.
Afir iiianjr wialyw-M of your Niii-I'liilhati of
l-iiiu-. msdr diitNii; tlo- lat U w moiitlm, I ha found
hi ijn.Uid orSiiialily full (Hal to that irf any ymi j
1,ih iti od ill f.irnii r ; .'r ; and I am aatmtW !
tint i.,ii iii.'lnil'1 tin- rri-i't pi in. iptt-w in tho mum- I
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h, Viiki':i:,V;., oml.o Wilkin. IhihfaJ. Norliuiiip-
111,34V ckvaltlin ad Win rvu tuuiiUt, ii C. aud Urtitinii;
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THE SENTINEL.
Wednesday Evcnla;, jM-aa, livf
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Issubancb Compajit. W call pecial atten
tion to the advertisement of the President of
the N. C. Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of
thia citj, in to-day ' issue. The members of the
Company are much interested ia its affaire at
present.
i Tirfc Crkm'Knt Monthlv. The No. for Feb
ruary of this monthly has been laid upon our
tahle by the publishers. The publishers con
sider it one of the best issues of the aeries. It
in published by WB. Smith & Co., of Raleigh,
and W. Evelyn A Co., Now Orleans.
Pai'ks.W regret to be obliged to send out
the Hentmel ofi-mch ioor paper, as we do to-day,
' but it was unavoidable, our usual supply from
the mill having failed to arrive in time.
Ladika' Mkmokiai, bawiHo SoritTT. We
are requested to give notice that there will be a
meeting of this Society, at the residence .of the
President, on Friday morning, at 11 o'clock. A
full attendance is particularly desirable.
Small Pi. The Mayor of Charloite announ
ces that I lie Small Pox has entirely disappeared
in that place.
GoliihiioHo. Mesnrs. Jones, Murphy it Co.
Iiiivn faken i hsre of the Griswulil Uotel at
Uoldsboru. Mr. (Jranger, the late Proprietor of
the Oranger Hotel, has taught the "Derby" 8a
liMin anil is keeping it on the European plaa.
TIim'K Island Faitoiit. We had a call to
day, from Mr. Wrist on, one ot the active Opera
tors of the Itm k Island Factory at Charlotte,
and up are pleased to learn that the Factory ie
doing 'w ill. The Cassiincres, Jeans and Flan
nels ma-It- at this Factory, are of the best qual
ity, ami very superior in durability to those made
at rtic North, irur Southern merchant should
j;ive them general circulation.
Bkai tiki'L. We are indebted to our friend
the editor of the Goldaboro' AVsrs, for two beaur
tilull v i-xecuteil copies of thelord s Prayer, m a
Hpace Icmtlian a shilling. It is done with a pern
by Miss Van Loui Hutton, if we do not mistake.
We have no. glass strong enough yet to decipher
Gen. Grant's Opinion.
The Arkansas delegates on their journey
homeward, made at Louisville some statements
of tlu ir interview with General Grant, which
we find in the Western papers. The following
is from the Louisville Couritr, whose editor
ha-1 n interview with the delegates ;
lien, lirant said he did not feel called upon
to pronounce au opinion upon either the consti
tutionality, expediency or justice of the pro
posed constitutional amendment. He further
mated that he considered the subject ot suff
rage as one belonging exeliuittly to tht SUiUm, and
that it was one lor them alont to decide as their
interests or judgment might dictate. He
thought that il Congress intended the amend
ment to lie regarded by the Southern State as
the condition of restoration, torn ttidsnm
tunll fuite been furnithed that such was the
fact. In his judgment a joint resolution thovld
hare Ireen paued setting forth that upon the
ratification of the amendment the States should
have teen sdmittwl to representation. So
thinking, and IM-Iieving that the Southern
Ktitii-H Mould not accept the amendment or give
it rusH-rtlul consideration without some such
awursuce, he had urged thu polity upon kW of
the leading tneniben of Ctngrest at the comment
m-nt of the teuiun. I
llenerai Grant stated his belief that if he were
ealleil on to vote on the question of negro suf
frage in Illinois, he would tott againtt it, for the
reajuin that the numlier ot negroes there is so
KimiH thai they woutrl exercise but tittle potltl
cul influence: 'ut that if he were a citizen of a
Soot'uiTn State he would probably vote tor it,
in the hrlief and expectation that he. could influ
ence the negraet to tA at he pleated, and that
the representative power of the States, as well
in bis own pi-rnnal influence, would be in
ennsrd rather tlmn diminished thereby.
'lite 1nuisviHe eorrespoudent of the Cincin
nati Oatettt Radical) writes to the same pur
poit as to the aliovc:
He also hUti-U that at tlm couitiiencemeot of
Congrrss be urged upon prominent members, it
they iuti-udeil to make the adoption, on the
part of the Southern States, of the amendment
the condition precedent to re admission, they
might to pat$ a reflation to that effect, solemnly
plcilging Congress to receive the Senatora and
Itepresentaiivi-s into that body. II they did
not take some such step, they eovld not erptet
that Southern people to take a ttep that might be
preliminary to others that would lead them they
knew not where. On the negro suffrage ques
tion he was more decided, stating that he be
lieved that was a question that should lie,' left
wholly and entirely with Ike people, of the coral
Sulci ; that Congress, in his opinion, had no
riglU to interfere in that matter ; and emphati
cally declared if the question came up in Illi
nois, aud Ijc were there to vote, he would cer
tainly vote against it. But be said, smiling, it
he were in one of the Southern States, he l
lieved he would vote for it, fpr he wa satisfied
that he could inarch the negroes up to the polls
six! vote them as li pleased, and would thus
be gaining instead ol losing political power.
General Robert E Leet'a Estate,
Kiom the Washington Correspondent of th 81. Louis
Tunas.
The strange in Washington down Louisiana
uVciiuf, with his fuco to the west, see before
him, when he gets to the front of the City Hall,
on the South side of the Potomac, and on a
commanding eminence, an edifice which, at the
diBtani e of three miilcs from the point of vision,
resembles a Greek temple. Tuiijn Arlington
"House", lh'fi" rcsirtewo In-fore the wr otGsn. R.
E. I.i'e. The Arlington estate was on ot the
largest, handsomest and most valuable ia Vir
ginia. At an early period of the late war the
mansion, was stripped ol everything valuable
that could breamed awlty by soldier Irons
Pennsylvania 4nd New England. Picture, mir
rors, s'tattiarv. r are and costly books, old china
and silver plate, were allgobbled up, aqd sent olf
to the "loynl" North. These articles are now to
be seen in'dozens ol houses in the States I have
named,
,. 8k; ATI no Exth aoumisa h y. Two Richmond
.youtua,.ou SiUiuday, made a ek,atiug exciirtion
to Drew ry's BlulT, and returneii a they went,
the totjil distance being about 10 miles, only 4
Jiours being occupied Ui th trip.
RAXZIGH MONEY MARKET.
CORRECTED BY JOHN G. WILLIAMS &
rsucaa of mortb caboluia bahk notes.
Bank of N. C, (Gold 85) (Silver 20) 0. B. 37
" Cape Fear i
" Charlotte 24
" Lexington at Graham 20
u Rox borough 40
" Wa4esborough 24
Thomaaville BO
" Wilmington 21
Commerce
in
" Washington
" Eayetlevilin
" Clarendon
" Yancey ville
Miners' and Planters' Hank
Farmers' Bank, GreenslKirouli . . .
Commercial Bank, Wilmington. . .
Merchants' Bank, NtwUrn
Greensborough Mutual
Virginia Bank Notes, alxiut
. li
III
4
:;ti
ih
4 il
.1 I
2.'
South Carolina "
Georgia -4' s.1
Gold i:t:l
Silver ia.
Old Coupons . . . 45
North Carolina liailroad Coupons V-l
Old Sixes TO
Exchange on New York
RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
BTTISO RATF.H M. c. BAKE MlTKS.
Bank of Cape Fear 2D
Charlotte 21
Commerce .... 1 1
Clarendon 3
Fayetteville It)
Lexington 10
Lexington at Graham, 20
North Carolina 87
Rollxiro Zfi
Thomaaville 3"
WadeslKiro 24
" WUmington 21
" Washington 5
" Yancey ville T
Commercial Wilmington 21
Farmer' Greensboro . . (Old) 26
Merchants', Newbern 4'i
Miners and Planters' 25
Virginia Bank notes, average 2"i
South Carolina " .... 21
Georgia " "20
Gold ...183
Silver Via
Old North Carolina Coupons 4 'i
North Carolina Railroad Coupons 92 J
North Carolina 6', eleven Coupons on ,0
Exchange on New York, J.
TEXAS L,AD ACiE.CV.
W. L. ALEXANDER. Ol ITMAN, TEXAS,
Attorney-at Law, and Real Estate Agent
I7Vr the Purehsno snd rtalu of improved and unim-
J proved Koal Kiitate- Hrlei tini iitiin-paymi nt
of Tales, snd furmihinff snrh information as may l
obtaimd from lublic HAVordwfr othi-r s.Hirr-i.
llsviiig travi-lod exteDsivi-lyui Ti-ian duriu lh lant
five years, snd by close olur-rvation having U-i-oiih-thoroughly
aAquauited with the intrinsic value nf
Landa in Eaetern and Middle Texas, I with eonrtdenee
offir my 84.rvu4s to the 1'iiblu, fei-luiK sure of kiviii
satinfactton.
Now is the most ppipitious time for tlioe di sirous
of securuifi homes in Tt-iaa. Tliubi-iit Lands an lie
bought at aatonialiuiKlr low ralV s. We offer iui)irov
d, aud ummproved Lands, aituatA-d in the timbureil
or prairie country. Don't di-lay till the prire of linds
bi?M3onies biL-li. ami until the farseeiiiK and enter
prising have secured all the liest, as n-gards fertility.
oonvsulenre io market, abundanco of gisnl water atui
isalthful locahty.
Mv fees srs moderate, and in proportion to il o
Tort rsimired of me.
REFEREXCES :
Ho. Z. B. Vasc, Charlotte, X C.
Hos. W. A. Obaham, HUlshoro.' N. C.
Hor. D. L. 8WAIK, Clisrwl Hill, N. C.l
JtM. H. Btam, Nacogduidies, Toiu.
F. 11. SaxroM, Kan Augustios, Texas.
Oct l-w3m
NOTICE is hereby given, that application will be
mad to the N. V. Railroad Company for a tjupii
eats csrtiflcat of stock in said corporation, in Iia-u of
ods that has bMii lost, bslonging to ths saute 'f L.
O B. BRANCH. Dso d.
Jan. 4 win
FOR SALE.
1HB BANKtSO tiOV'B AXt) LOf OP TtlH BASH
1 of
Caps Pear, iu thia City.
Apply to J. (1. Hnrr,
Utah., Wilmington, or Is
W. U. JONES,
BalaleXOststMf
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Pitt Cocntt.
i'ovbt or auitt.
0o. W.
Wootsn and oMiars
vs.
I'etitiou for aale of
Ind tor partition. hld
Deesmbsr 2Htli, ISoT.
Uairs al Law of D.
tD, dse'd.
Woa-
In this causs, it appearing that N'eedham Ward,
FIMOt Bowdeu and wife Ixhiumi, the eliildren of
llaiiiuitj McKenzis aud his deceased wila Mary Ward,
ths ohildrsu of - Uileapie and hi deceased wife
Mary Jones the children of Ross and his dee d
wifs Bailie Jones, the children of Josiah Join t, due d,
the said Marv Oileapie, Ualllo Ross and Josiah Jones,
being th children of Klls Jones, dee'd., defendants,
are non resident of this Mate, it is therefore ordi-rtd
thst publication be made, for six weeks, in the Ral
eigh Sentinel, notifying said defendants to appear at
the next Wirm of said Court to b held at tin) Court
House in (jroenvtlle. on the nrat Monday of March
next, and plead, answer or demur, or said petition
will be taken pro confeuo snd board accordingly.
Witness lcis Hiixiasd, Clerk and Master of said
Oonrt, at offloe ia Oreenville, liiia the 7th day of Jau-
aary, 1SS7.
Jan 11 ww 1XCI3 HILLIARD, C. M. E.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, '
Pitt Cocntt. (
COSBT Oa- Pl.BA A Ql'ARTER SbsIOK No
TRafBBB TctlM, I860.
Elieabeth Maning,
Reading Bamers and Jan I I'd it ton for
' hi wife. ' Partition of
tl. Land.
Asarish C'ohurn and j
Piney hi wife and other, j
IT appearing (o ho satisfaction of tlm Court thai
Tuomaa.Whitelmrat, Jans Whitehurst. William Whit. -hnrst.John
Robert Whitehurst sn Oeorge W hitehurst,
(th L4 foi infants,) defenilants in thia case, are
nonreidQU of this Htate, it is ordered by the I 'uiirt
that publication be made for six successiva seeas in
the Raleigh Hentinet, notifying the aaid defendants ot
the filing of this petition, til ppf and answer at he
next term nt this Court or Judgment jat o eniteslo will
be grante! sgsinst lbm.
G. A DANCY, C. C. C.
Deo ltf-wOw
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, )
"Madisos Cocntt. )'
Li Eqcitt Fall Tbbm, 1860.
jAlia Njcieu UtiMKCi M. Au.t.v el. !.-..
It i ppears to lbs Ceurt that the defemlaiits. Las.
reaceM. Alleo. W. 0: Anderson and wile IVir, m,
Abar Il4loowib and wife Jovca'Jainea W. VUM ,
AlleaC Baily, Mary M. Itailv, llarcsa Hsily. V 1'
Bs'ly.LeVlJ. Hsdv, El:sh.lh Iltly. Marcsiet ,
llallr Martha K Uatly, J. M. Haily, A--lia Aiider
eee, drMi Carson snd wife Joyce, Wiley Jttai y ,
Jr- A- Do wue sod John feck, are Qua ri-nnlents ol
the Atate of-North t'sroljua, it is t herefore onleied.iliat
piiblioatioa be made Tur-pis MuueeMclt-e wwhIis in tlm
trnfiniW, published In tt-e city of Iteletitli. cominsn'l
iog them to appear at the next term of llos Ouil in
he held at the Court ll 'Ure in Marslmll on tlio till
Hooday after the 4tb. Nosilay in April iiem , tlien ami
there to aoawer the bill of Complaint in this caii.
Witness, J. U N ELSON , t'lerk snd Masiei in Kiiitv
for th Cootrty of H sdnme, at 'ma-tr-MrstiaU tl'
4i. stesav after he ih JHesday ia September A.
J. U. NELSON, C. M. E.
JJe3i-w6y
' 1 , ' 'I
TETEOrtF-HId.
" Wednesday Womlng DlepMchcia.
Washington Matter.
Wasiiinoton, Jan. 13.
Assistant Surgeon II. T. Tilley, Chiet Medi
cal officer of the Freedmen's Bureau for Ar
kansas, and Col. M. K. Hog an, filling the same
position ia North Carolina, have been relieved,
and will lie mustered out
Fenian Sentenced to be Hung.
Toiionto, Jsn. 23.
Thomas ('arrow convicted of Fenianism has
been sentenced to be hung on the 15th. of
Muridi. (lend, Matthews was discharged.
United Bute 8enator from Wisoonsin.
Maoissvi, Wis., Jan. 23.
Howe has been re-elected Senator.
Congressional .
In the Senate, a memorial from the Chamber
of Commerce at Memphis, asking aid for the
Southern Pacific Railroad, was referred to 'the
Committee on tho Pacific Rail Road.
A petition was presented trout Maryland
miiinst the bankrupt bill. Tabled.
TheTaritf bill was discussed. And after a
short executive session the Senate adjourned.
IIoi'sk. Leave ol absence was granted to Mr.
t wdihurne, of Illinois, for balance ol the se
si- 'ii.
A I'ill to tjunish obstructions to Railroads
cjrryingthe mails, was referred to the Post Office
Committee.
The Judiciary Committee reported, recom
mending its passage, a bill declaring valid cer
tain arts and proclamations of the President
lriuii '61 to '64. It shields officers from act
committed in the discharge ol duty, and de
clares that all officers shall be presumed to have
acted under orders. Recommitted.
The same Committee rcixvrtcd a bill declar
ing it tube a rule if all the United Slates Court
thst persons guilty of treason, murder, bribery,
or other lelony, or had given aid, comiort or
counsel to the efletnies of the I'niled Slates, or
had engaged in the reliellion, shall not be al
lowed to practice in the said courts.
Mr. Boutwell spoke in favor of the bill, say
ing il live .Indges of the Supreme Court did not
have sufficient self respect to adopt rules to ex
clude rela-l traitors, that it was time that Con
gress should step in and make rule for them.
Fire in Vicksburg.
Vicksbcro, Jan. 22.
A lire broke out aliotit 2 p.m., in Watermev
ts ( onlectionarv destroying five brick and six
(mine houses adjoining. Loss three quarter of
a million
Southern Relief Meeting.
New York, Jan. 22.
A Southern relief meeting will be held at the
Cooper Institute Friday night. Messrs. Beecher
snd Greelev will deliver addresses.
Markets and Financial.
New York, Jan. 22.
The market is extremely heavy owing to the
impeachment question. Gold 135. Cotton
lower, middling uplands 34f- Flour improved
5(i10. State 94 a 12.40. Ohio 11.90 a U.15.
Western DilSJ. Wheat dull. Corn dull.
Pork heavy ; new mess 19T; old 2J. Naval
stores tiuict ; liBJaTll for Spirits of Turpentine,
IJalO for rosin.
Haltimohe, Jan. 33.
Cotton firm ; uiuldling uplands 844
Our ADeriioon Dlspatctae.
Congress.
Wasiiinhton, Jan. 28.
The House remained in session till So'clock this
morning; forty ballots Yea and Nays were
taken, which is only a third as many as during
the famous light over the Kansas-Nebraska bill.
The majority finally yielded. Mr. Boutwell
proposing to adjourn to 1 1 o'clock. And that
lietwcen flint hottr'tunl noon should be at the
i!is'i.-;il ol Democrats who wished to debate
iliclii1!. .NopromUc however, was made on the
part ol the Detuoerats that they would allow
the v.tre st iinnir.
Washington Matt era
Wasiiinotos, Jan. 23.
stiiiiisti r (ieiieral responds to the de
llu lloii-e, had been made by repor-
Tin
lll:illl
inothat (en appoint inents, which had been rejec
ted l. the Smite mi. i twenty in it hich the Senate
faileil 'to iicl."
The Presiile.it Iiuk approved the bill fixing
the time id' nieetiii',' of Cungrea.
Sonic o the New Lii'I.itid Railroads refuse to
revive tlif'ir niail c.iutracts at the former rate.
The mails will be transported by horse in
several instance.
The Nebraska and t'wlorado Vetoes were con
sidered by the Cabinot yesterday.
Kentucky Senator.
Three unsuccessful ballota for Senator from
Kentucky to-day. Senator Davis h with
drawn. The last ballot stood PowetH.9; Har
ding 4t, lirestow 4M.
Markets and Financial.
Nkw Yona, Jan. i8.
Cotton dull, 84 a 34 J for middling upland. -
Gold $1,34j.
Confederates.
W AsniM.ioN, Jan. 28.
Mr. limit well's bill making a rule for United
States Courts excluding lrin prsctica Confeil
eratei'and mhers, passed".'
mm. . - -
The colored Methodist i linn li on 1'ederal Hill,
I yuchburg, uasopeiK il on Sunday, when Bishop
Early, and others 4l the clergy, olliciated, st
tl e reiijut of the official no ml'iiit.
x .. - jl l. i.Lj.-j li -iriuT-rm
STATE OP NOIU11 CAROLINA, )
(JllASVIl I K COUNTY. (
ColIlT of I'l.KAS AS1 'IjCAIITKII SlCSSIOKS, Nil
VKMHItlt I'kKM. l.'Dll.
K. 0. Miuigum, j
it. 'v Altnefiment.
-.bll'ersikn lliifliej. Jr. .)
K: 11. M'lingtini i Co. tf
n. Attachment.
"Jefferson Horner, Jr. S
Moizc A Maiigum, j
ri. " Attachment.
Jt-mTson Horner Jr.
TT Hppeannu
thu ili feudal
to the salisfaidioii of the Court, that
isut in the sUive cases, resides bevond
limit-H of this Ktate. It is therefore on motion
ordered liy the Court, that sdvertini'tiient bo made
fornix weeks sucei'HHivi'ly iu the Raleigh ' Seninei
notifvini; llm said dertndaiit, of tiling of the said at
t.ieliiiM'Uls, mid that iiuIchs lie sppenrs aud pleads to
tin- Mann judgments by defau't tlnsl, will te granted
agiuustliuu, and. the .proiHTtx. levmd uikvi, Will be
sold to ljL.JY the I'l&iiittfai (tbts.
Wutieos. At U Urill-V t-LA.Ni)l-1, Clsik of said Ooml,
the first Mondav in November 1W.
Pec 19 ww 4, LANDIS, C. C. C.
lUAIlGrK STOCK OF GOODS AT COOT FOR CASH.
NO HUMBUGGrERY
TUB LARGEST CHEAPEST, AD !WOT UESIRABI.E STOCK OP
HOODS IN THE CITY.
FOB THE rURIXWE OF MoVISd TO OCR NEW STORE, BY THE 1ST. OF APRIL NEXT, WE WILL
sell AT 'aT, CiHHineiu-ing Monday the 2UL day of January, oor FNTIltB STOCK OF OOODH (which
has been lately purchased at the recent deelinir" iu puces. I
Such an opportunity has been rarely offered this community of buying their goods st New York laloa
We will sell our Stock of UIHiHH AT C08T, in goodfaith, as it is our intention to move into oar New
tore, with an Entire Sew Stock in every department.
W. II. at R. 8. TUCKER at CO.
N. B. Finite do nof ask for rvejtrt on goods which will be sold st cost. OCR TERMS ARE CASH.
W. II. .Ml R. S. T. t CO.,
ATTKNTI)! Of IT BR' HA NTH is requested to the sbove Stixk. You can now replenish your
Htock at Cost prices.
Raleigh, Jsn 19-tf
W.
Special jNotlooa.
4 FINE LOT OF LADIES' FUBfl. 26 per cent, lea
Xa.thi
ban coat, at
Jan IS lm
M. ROSENBAUM'8.
1 Artri PAIR CHILDREN'S COPPFR-TOED
I.UUU
F Shoes, at 11,00, at
Jan IS lm
M R0SENBAC1TS.
3
CASES OENTH FINE CALF BOOTS, at 13,50. at
M. ROSENBALM 8.
Jan 15 - lm
IIARDIXO'8 t'LOTIII.VG
Is well known to ahV our ciSjpens. B. B. AndJ-ewe
A Co., are his successors and are keeping up the re
putatioD of the old house.
Baldwin or Wu-misotos "City Clothing Store" is
connected with Harding, in New York where all the
Clothing sold by R. B. Andrews A Co., is manufactur
ed. Habdiho, Baldwin A Co., New Tork.
Thomas A. Baldwin A Co., Richmond, Vs.
Haaauoa 1 Co., Petersburg, Ts.
Mikson A Co., Wilmington, N. C.
Goods received by" fef ery Express,
st R. B. ANDREWS A CO.
Hrpvy Over C'eiafa
Kealawawa Heaver,
faster sleeiver,
IVrrsich DisrekJaie.
Made by Harding, Baldwin A Co., New York, just
received at
R. B. AfcREWS&CO.
Oests, Ft ssiBHi!o SToaa.
Dec 12-tf
tVoSPF-! S1 tiiT I ' 1 ,
HT" Its EflTect Is Mlraculowsl
IT is aa ealirely new scientific diaeovery cotnbininff
many of the most powerful and restorative agents
ia thetvfe'iiA'V kinfdom.
We hsve anoa eoufideDee in its merits, and are ao
sure it will do all we claim 'or it tltnt we offer
&1.000 RHWARI)
If tl-e aiclllasi Hair Reiewcr does fiotgiveaatla
faction in aU cases when u d iu atrii-t aceonUnce with
oar inatruetioua.
IIAI.IM
Vegatabjie Sicilian Hair Eencwer
haa proved Itaelf to he the moat peid ct preparai ioe
for ttie Hair ever offered to-the pubHr
It is a vegetable eempoand. aad contains no miuii
oua properliva whatever.
I i nut a Dye, it strikes at th roots and fills the
glauda with new life and coloring matter.
II will reaiere lry Hair le lis rlalaal
Csler,
llwlll Itrrej iheHeJr frvaa rallla
II rlewnars (be eealp. mm swahes Ibe Hatr
mmfl, laalraas ass ellfcra.
Ill a ealraaiii Hair.Dm.lax
No person old or young, should tail to use it.
It is rerumratouded and used by the Ares Mretlcal
aalbarliv.
tW Ak for Hull Vegetahln Mil Uisn Hair Renew
er and take no other.
K V II ti l. A ., ri.ariet.r.
N i-iiiin. N. II.
Willinm. .V Haywood
C
rv- Kotd by all Dra):i
ll.
and P F
Peaeud, Ksl'leh
Feb
io-nod A
.in
DIRECT TRADE.
T
HE FINE NTEAMKll
PERUVIAN.
2,000 tons, coiiiniaiidi'd lv June oh lilo-. or, will a ,il
rrrom Norfolk, for Livei iol direct, on Wciluwday, 30th
January.
To ensure shipment, notii-e nuoit l. iie'i innnedi
atniy uf freight intended for her. 1'or iunli.-r artic
ulara, enqmrs of W. 1 lil.Y.V il.l- .V LIU)..
A;eiit, ViTtolk.
or A M. ! i HKl.II'.liis,
Jau il ;tw lial.-igh. V C.
(. -St- Marj's School.
fPHE FlFI'lEl'U Ti:i:M II. I. C 'M MI S
lio
1. Wndiu-ailav, thu Iotti inwi
tm, till.
TrtTto is Koi in-i. f .' : Kren,
h lie I.
Millie, t-ill, I'eiia and ill,, 30 ;ls.
.Tan 15 -ll
s
UOKINO and ("In -w4nj
T 'hi
at
K. U lilU'l.l.li
DecU-lf
MH4.0,
lif adder,
and other
Pe St;ilf?, now in store.
11 I.I.IAM, JONES A CO.
Wholeaale Orocers.
it I
IX t Ii7-tf
Zcll's
ti'P I'hospliHtp Bono
LIME,
Those Fcrtiluers are rev-onmieiuled a bving equal
to any in uSc, and are offl-red ui any ipiantity at the
tost of trantqiot'tatloll atmve HsltimoTe pru-ea.
I I L1.H.M, J(iMiEA CO.
Nov 8-tf
con aai.tr.
J11IE very hot
Dec 10-tf
old Apple llrantl
Tlm.
1TI.1
JONES 4 CO.
OMOYM! III(IV O.MO.8!
ClK Bl'SHE! s,.,ni.,l ui..l
5t) n I'
4i-et, on 4oneignuii4nt.
II.I.IAMSUN A CO.
Jau 3 if
" 'KEASO.V.' ""-""
.1 ; hausagw -Cittwa; Vavimia ttixea
J. BROWN,
With IUrt A Lewi.
HO t'wee M
Pv" 13.if
II. He 11. H. TUCKER CO.
SO BOXES MACY'S
Adamantine Candles, In 301b. Boxes Also ia Alb.
Cartons. Theae ar th beet Candles known te
the trade.
PULLUM, JONES CO.
Oct 27-tf
Bacon Slds.
CI HEAP to close eonsignment
J . I' I' LI. 1AM, JONES A CO.
Dei! 23 tf
ANOTHER smval of best Familv Flour
ri u.uM. JOSES A CO.
Dec 21 -tf
CANDY 1 CANDY I I
Jl'HT in time for Christmas ; Fine Fancy Bourbons,
Ladies Cream 8tieks in S lbs. boxes.
PL'LLIAM, JONES A CO.
Deo 21-tf
a OK I4LI.
SYRUP by the barrel, and another lot V. 0. Buck
Wheat Floor.
Dec U-tf PULLUM. JOKES A CO.
For Sale.
FINE N C Buck Wheat Flour,
A large lot of best Cheese
Family Flour of the beat quality.
Clear rib Bsxxin Hides.
Collins Family Flour and Whit Heal.
-AL8C-
Raisins, and large lot best Madeira and hrry
Wine, Cooking Wine', Ale by the Cuk, or Keg or ia
bottles.
ALSO
All grades of Sugar, Coffee and Tea.
PULLUM, JONES A CO.
Dec 5-tf
Mate-he matches,
Tilths Gross.
1)
PULLIAM, JONBS A CO
Dec 23-tf
mail per atom
AND best family Flour, lust received and for
. hy PULLIAM, JONES A CO
Dec 28-tt
Wholesale Grocers.
COCKADI CITV ALB.
IN large quantities, for sal by
PULLIAM. JOKES A CO.
Dec 28-tf
. Wholesal Qrooers.
PEEIVIAN 61AN0 81 BSTITITE I
BTJGrH'S
RAW BOlfE 8TTPEE-PH0SPHATE
OF
LIME.
Manufactured under tho formula originaUd in ISM
and patented hy
UAUGII At, HOIVH.
Sole paoraiiTOB, at Tan
Delaware Stiver C'besBical "vTarke,
, rUILADELTHIA, V. 8. A.
This old estshiiehed MANURE is msnufaotur.d
from Bones thst hsve not been burned or steamed
and it eonlaina all their original organic matter, li
is active in its operatiou, aad is a fertilixer of great
duraiulity. It d.- not exhsnst the soil like Pernvisu
Guano, but on the contrary permanently improves itt
Previous to lttfil it was introduced Into "the
I rsoutuern Htates to considerable extent, and again in
1H65, where it haa been use. I with remarkable aueoeas
upon
Cotton, Corn, Tobacco, and all Crops.
A trial will convince anv planter of it merits.
' Pamphlet containing well-known Mouthers evidence
I funiiahi-d upon application to New York or Phiiadei
I phia office. '
f Mold by Dealers in all th principal oitiee and
towns throughout Iho United Slates and British
j Provinces:
! BAUGH & SONS,
, oi uirrlrrriai,
mm. Km. Aoalh Delaware irsaac,
PHILADELPHIA.
( BAUQH BSOTHERS & Co.,
UtNIJtAL WBOLKaALJI AODIT,
Ikl fi'.IA'. STREET, KW T0MK.
roa sal ar
JA.HKS M. TOtVLKA
Jan.t-ilwAawKin. Raloigh, N. C. -
For the vmtj aa
certain Cure r IH.
. tertnltteat Fever. r
V Chill and Ferer.
Remittent Perr,
Chill Fever, I)uh
Aue, Periodical
Ileadache or Bill
Ueadache, and
for the waole class ot ttiaeaae origuaatiiif in Uiblarv
derntigeiiM.ui, AiS4od by th auhsruvef BUM,aui
COUUUil'S.
Thu 'remedy haa rarely failed to our the severest
esses of China and Fever, and it ha this great ad
vantage over other Ague nuKhciaea, that it eubdnee
the complaint without injury to th patient. It roa
tain no quinine or other deleterious substsnee. nor
doe it produce quiniaui or aiiy injurious effect what
ever, basking brothers of th army and the west
trv it and you will endorse the assertions '
Prepareddiy i. C. AVER A CO., Lowell Vtaat. sad
sold by '
Williams oVHaywood, P. ?, Pesoud, Eal
eigh, C, and Pealers generally.
FOR RENT.
rnBE Hoose and Lot ow HHkkore St:, tuseara aa lira
1
'JilU property."
5 Aehra
Isfg)
i .mum
D 2r-tf