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,fta . .m:.-. - ,..ia Man' ataadiea
2:COWPEBA MOORE.
""l uitVFM eelehreted stWtJT Ann
k$?"7Sa MACHIKKj manufactured at
Hj53 55 Mbiaaa la sucefal op.
lJ A MrHAKRElT
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ALEX.' W. WMELU
- . , ,
. H l.liufci.ii .
CO,
Wholesale and Eetail Dealer
in
Staple and Fancy D17 Goods,
113 8v snore Sfreel,- "
PETERSBCBG, VA,
. uur friend" in Nortli Carolina wilt tie
' Lead irfttiPtly fi)rvdil
Mftrchnrita
toe accommodated upon
inter"' v-
Feb 17, -1m
.T. SORWeoo,
1st of Warren ton, N. 0.
SSAFEU & NORWOOD,
ominission Merchants,
jo. 5 Wtt.b Sratrr, YORK.
.meM f Cow, Toharco, Kara)
SiirfS: Gri nnd till othrr Southern
' " Wtfcf KnMted
OrJr frcB Mrehnti. Mnitrr, Plan-
'n laj nkt pruBp'. mi 4 IndiTidaml
aCiJKS TO "
. 1 jj auf. ted. flwusborn, S C ; K LJiur,
.MM R!ei!i ai Mli R R ! Mcllwin, Soa
''. .... Johno, Martin 4 Tinhlll,
i I
7-if.
OiVIO BAIIROW,
1 WITH
siaple and Fancy Dry Goods,
cM f Bnliray,)
"JfEAV TORlv.
,rk I?, M, J aJV4i
T. DWIs. - CMUUtQ-JONK, Jli.
DAVIS & JONES,
GEOCEES, '
MTTIOX 4 CO.M31IS8IOX MERilWNT8,
r, ?G Fayetteville Street, .
rftl.EIOU. If. V.,
fSI'r iwtinllr na band a very Urce surply
tu -
FAJIIf.V OBOCKOIKM,
maiattiig el .
Bun, lard, -n-'"'"-"- v
Flour, Meal, (Corn, Copperas,
Buckwheat, Cheese,
Pickled Oytterm,
Chamoame. Ale
Porter, Bladder Snufl; ,) T
Soda and Butter Crackers,
Tea Cakes, Percussion Cape,
Salt, Fish. &.. &.
-AL80-
f o4 and Wilow Ware, 1
Hardware, ,
Powder and Shot,
SoafiofallkiitfU,
farming Implement of all descriptions, &e
We itiwtltaily toluit cogtiftDmnta ef
. Cotton, Cotton Tarns, Iron, &c,
' ' 'a4 ;" , ,
COUNTUY ntODCCE.
al wi;amestK (ha rxwlv purmnul mf prompt
vAVis me ivne .
fA. '-' BJ
I
Z, BB9IZER KELLOGG & CO.,
selloog . Brwakiziai,
v BANKEE8, BE0K1ES,
ISSUftANCE AGENTS,
!""' ' ,alKiiS0K0, K. C. ;
GO'.B AXO 6ILTSR. KXCHASOK. XBANS.
Sw. tttoeks ul Bondi booibt sod o 4 s
Kmiia rwsWsd sablsot to sigfcc ehcks aj with
Cttiwcifta, mad a all aMtibl aointa.
M tnsiut all basiatu aroatptlyaBd 00 natsoa.
tbknst. ' jaas, 3m
THOMIAS .&-C0., -
"Mf, . jjanktrs,-
Ko, 176 B ALTUIOEE STREET,
! BfLIUIOIlS,llD .
WI107 AKD 8 ELI., 0!T ..IE
aUs tarns, alt tt ditto iR,:,i..i-
11 - SOOTHr i BANKNOTES,
.SOUTHERN 8TATR JND8.
' COMPOUND LHTERESX NOTES,
GOLD AND 81LTEIL -; V
&h, Saudi, a., af oar awa Mariiat, a Ooaiait
1 nraoa ( and that tt Kaw York and Pitla-,
wpbia iVroafh rsli&bl, eorrupoadrata. ,
U CfcC(fo, withproatps rataxai, a all m
aloia.t Bortlgoiiii. and West, .
(rold Cinwy, f aof aaovat,
Ijytaiitaaw, Haw rk,, rbitadalphia, Koslon
" SMtlaa gHiM yffuWw Carrwwy, Jab-
'L-t on uiirproB. uimv' y,; ,
Bawtbrn Baak Hataa. A " ' , ? .
(t, gn, ThirtiM, ,ifferii ,i,.V
Oaa-Taar CtrUScataa. ...Wvr-'4M;tt-nT
, ? fa n" ; ji , "A'iCM"'''
. i jii.lsslaiipa1.4,tl'''- ':.Saw York. :
jUOOOMAV A MERRILL, f
mission ATerchaut.
!vWSIew Street, Xew l'orh. -y ;
TC? Am pajti4itkiTo m a ks tahces oh
JMigninasts lastora w S" racalft flf bills ef
l.'M'SaawBU C wrirHl U aayarad by Plra a4
- li,l,'""'8laf otbarwiaa diraotcd." .
e '" S ida' amagadWRt wtth-Mr. 1.-W,
jy. hM'.s'abi, itumas 3UVJajtJtkb...t.
t"a in ail ua hmew'Hil M ffsm
Wa aaUaUtba patraaaoa af kls friaads.
aataataud aoa wjtb Ua arm af Boaaatt,
"ai.ua, iau. . . . .
DAILY SENTINEL.
ttediiesclaf,' Fbrnarr tl, 1866.
CITY
A tVT) STATE tTTrMS.
Naw Adtertibkhemt. TOoseVwha -di
Icslre
Evergreens go tr the Carter House this room
Tng and buy cheap.' ,
. Bridge builders have a good chano offered
for building the Clarendon Bridge at Fayetto-
ine ftoud-ijoicTera 01 Tiwr"TrnimBgtJOB -too:
Msnchestr Rait Road, 'are called upon to
correspond with Mr. Drane, the President,
or with Messrs. Jump A Co., Nejr York.
Mr. A. W. Lawrence ha, two yokels, of ni;
Petersburg Iron Works offer great- induce
ments See advertisement.
The Stockholders of tl; Chatham Rail Road
Company are notified that the annual meeting
will' be held the 1st of March, in'this city, a '
- The Dtnly Keut, Goldsboroa goodjiaper
notifies the public in our columns of its success
and inducements.
CdirstT Jail. The County Jail baring be
come entirely insecure,. the military autbbritiee
surrendered the building to the County Court,
on yesterday. . "
Mail Hate. There p regular mail hack
now running rrom Mornsrine to rittanoro, on
Mondays and Thursdays, There is also a back
from Pittsboro to Kgypt, running three times
a week, on Monduys, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Col. Oeo. Burshvhead ot the Cherokee Indian
tribe In this iStale 'passed tlirough Wilmington
a day or two ago on his way to Washington.
lie resides in Macon Co., and the object of bis
visit to Washington rotates to lands sold to 'the
government !ome years ago.
The TniAL. The trial oftbentgroescharged
with the killing of Mr. Pickett, Is still progress
ing ut Wilmington. Mr. Cannou lestilied on
(lie fourth day. So new facts elicited.
ItctMe Goni;. Tlie severe ralnWeadaj
umt hiH-ji tbijuiagcJ, llie bridgc.n tht countrv
considerably. Wo learn thatthe Railroad bridge
on Jfeusc River liae been swept away again.
Consequently transportation will be interrupted
a-faiii with Ooldbort iand. thexust ..
The ailvcrtiscmcnt Irom.Hox 20t. (Hfod,
iniMlmlssaNf. ' ' - - - - . - " '
. GENERAL HEWS.
It is reported that the President denies hav
ing ordered recent milititry seizures of Southern
Methodist churches. ,
Xot a WATEn-Hvt1. At Willonghby's
Point, the tt,shermcn ut the 'form of AV. K. Tay
lor, Eso,., at ten o'clock on Wednesday night,
spread their net with care and hauled to the
shore upwards of eighty rock fish, averaging
about seventy pounds.
In England the Queen hus offered to confer a
title on Lady Palmerston, with' remainder to
the Right lion. William Cowpor, a son barn
prior to her marrisgo ith Lord Palmerston.
The offer ha beea declined.
- The Reconstruction Committee has taken s
great amount of evidenco unfavorable to the
admission of reprwrotatircs from the Southern
(state.
There is a generat displeasure in Washington
at Mr. Bancroft's attacks on certain foreign gov
ernments, in presence of their representatives as
invited guests of the nation. '
Collectixo Aoancr. Mr. E. IL Britton,
formerly, the Editor of the Daily Bulletin in
this place, is now located to Charleston, 8. C,
as a collecting agent. He effers his services to,
the public as a collecting agent for mercantile
houses or individuals who may have claims un
adjusted in South Carolina, Georgia or North
Carolina. Char.Ikm.
the circulation of the leading papers UuFaris
is as follows: Bied, 45.000; MmiUur, 0,000;
Pntrie, 16,000; Prette, lSjOOO; Opinion Ration
afo, 14,800; OotutUutiontL, 13,18; Matt, 9,106.
A yentH nf seventy -seven was 'damaged'' by
a inrv in Ohio the other dav to the tune of 3.
000, for not keeping his promise with a maidenr
of forty-three; - I
Negro suffrage and equality resolqtions have
been introduced inHerltfaTireiieBTasure. Res
olutions urging the punishment of Southern
leaders have been reported against
The Charleston Owrferststee-that the direct
land ta Wider the act of 1881, already collected
in South Carolina, exceeds the apportionment
required to be paid by that State by nearly two
hundred thousand dollars, r .
A Miss Btebbins, of Chickasaw conrityl lowa,''
has received an appointment as Notary Public
for that county.-- 8ho is the first female ever
having received such a commission, and is rep
resented M emiuently.competent
At a reception in. asuingiou-a rrpnner says
there were-present "warriors and naval heroes.
WUotte-faHMr mwiaei,;.amea3men
and jurists, twenty of whom at least are candi
date for the Presidency.'' ' .:.'
The wife 0 a Republican Congressman com
plained recently ot the crowding of negroes in
toe Congressional BaUery. Consequently the
negroes were put in a separate place, and Gree
ley is making an outcry about tt. r ' ,
The government it ts said, intends to remove
the Indians from Kansas to the Indian Territo
ry, and will purchase theVwesteni half of the
r 1. uanM.djm rAw 4ttaf hiimiM ' 1 .
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, Cliandlor,
it is reported, will make great disclosures of
cotton frauds inho South, upon his r turn to'
Washington.-s-'-; .; : u !
TheTtKl'EeV.'Jtser. B; itpatmk waathaflcit;
native of the United Stated, who became a Catho
lic bishop. He ws bore in Boston, and died
bishop of the city of his birth. N : " '
" Eirwro--Th boirer of Mr. N1elers rVentn
Flouring and Grist m, at Concord, explode.)
one day last week, injuring the bflilding consid
rrably, bqt killing no one.-Ctor. lkmotra. -'
f A, Boston distiller who tried tn cheat thegor
crnmitnt out of its revenue tax. has, settled the
matter by the payment pf fSO.OOO.f - . f j. )
On fednesday,'the steamer Africa, tor Liver,
pool, sailed from ' Boston with twmrtyiscfcn
passengers and 3O,0w f specie'-
CoTTOSWleaTrtronrthf
ilex." that, an immense quantity
ndeVailroad in-
riving at that city by the Bouthside railroad, in-
t
If
i - -.'....-i.. , . ' - j. ' '. ... 1
f For tba SsMbsL
; . Lonisburg. '
. The riniet littlcyiiiage of LouUburg la situat
ed on the romamfig stream Tar river, whose
crooks and benib,nd fiowry banks, divide the
eastern, portion of jourJSUte. JScat cidttages,
palatial rrsldcncoi, and lofty spires peering
thro"tall forest trees, or smiling behind sloping
lawns, rose bushes and houey suckles, characte
rize the villajje. Ilills crowned with celsrs,
fertile Istlds kind neighbours, and honest yeo
manry, bound this nest of precious ouls. A
mill stands hard by the village, whose wheel
turns the wholi; dav litn?. anil trnm whrM liuv.
Hiwt-awev4k4sUif.f UfekAiraishrdtbo.
thriving thnttv citizens. 1U dam clear, tall and
sparkling i iiold lw youthful fancy, as a lit
winaturv of the roar and torrent of Viuirara.-.
j..vmr vuiajre is ten mitea-rrom.anv railroad sta
tion still further f rom any navigable stream.
The toiwe plays, upon tlie bosom, oifihe Jar, and
a pretentious steamboat troubles senfe portion
of its waters, but our narrow banks iand rocky
stratum deniesi us this door hf trade and traffic
with tba outer world. Oh '. who has not heard
of our beautiful village eaten at U hospitable
byard sat under its pleasant shade, and glided
over its bills in light CRrriaecs, with its Kallant
J-sffldiiuid fair .Daughters, many who have, for
their pleasant homes and cheerful firesides, ate
indebted to the fortunate wind that wafted them
to our midst. r
At ono extremty of the village, on a beau
tiful eminence, are the seats of learning
male and female schools, whose intellectual
beams throw a softening, refining Influence
over the community, winch is depicted in
its graceful ladies and elegant gentlemen.
Over tho Female College, a large brick edifice,
with spacious grounds, handsome walks, snd
pretty surroundings presides the Rev. T. M.
Jones, former President of the Greensboro' Fe
male College. Mr. Jones' famed -talents need
no tribute from my humble pen. C(lder such
an experienced hand, his troop of rosy-lip,
laughing girls, can climb the hill Hf science,
made easy arid delightful by his gentleness and
suavitv of manners. The Male Academy is in
charge of! nnr highly esteemed and respected
citizen, Mr. Matthew Davis, whose experience
and reputation as a teacher, Mves him an over
plus of scholars, from home ami abroad. Afr
buv.is' school d;s not present that noise and
clatter, which generally characterize village
schools. I nder the most perfect discipline, his
pupils ijntirn-vir bout deport themselves with
a dignity And churauter which might well grace
.Vfljfuv- but suiiietinies, alas ! thc"eroiA
will ouW-thu exuberance of vonth will over-
ffrttrr-wiw4niftt night are
trai ten nv a law less nana, wuo sicai our garcs;
pimil out WW,"'mf:lmm ti4Mxl
morning the vilhtge awnkes, uabls to ritognuo
herself, in such strange attire. As each stately
landlord steps forth, and discovers he new
Juue of thinpvht. wonders if he is dreaming
if his vicion is clear, his miud sound,- and Tn
dismay, he could not swear to his own identity.
l!ut the Mayor's Court is jn our midsT. Ttipre
the culpiiis are arrftlgmxt, and there each in
jured iiicn, who is minns a gate, and would
have the bovs minus their heads," sit scowling
upon them. The law is enforced fines and
banishment? "aye threatened but the poverty
and disgrace of the offenders, plead mightily in
th'-jr Ingulf, and after much ftimlng and pres
sing they am restored to their former merit and
standing. 1
The tide of war, which for four years, baa
swept its waves of destruction over our fair
land; Raping the very foundation of our pros-
writy, and embittering every source of life and
joy, aid not spare us. 1 lie teiovea mentis, aina
voices, and lnendly greetings ot our noble
yontlis, and worthy manhood, which wo were
wont to meet In tlia streets the congregation,
and around the social board, are nowhere to be
seen. Their precious bonus bleach on some dis
tant battle-field, or repose in unknown graves,
tn a arrange land.
' Onr aoblo dead ! oar noble daad 1 1
- On tame s alernal eaaipiaK irreaad,
Tlmfr silent tests are apraad
And (lory tresda ith so'eniB naad,
The bivoaae of tb" dead."
But still, there is "life in the old land yet"
Signs of resuscitation are seen In every depart
ment tBe merchant, the mechanic, tho fanner
and the man of letters. With renewed energy,
every survivor 6f our snbdued, but heroic Com
munity, have put thcif shoulder to the wheel,
and I predict an earlt. auccess, which will be
more cTatifvins, even than the prosperity of
1881. -
Mr. Editor; I give this passing notice of onr
selves, to let you know that we are still extant
are a worthy tentind on the post of tim
watching with intense interest the ship or Mate
hoping soon to land safe and sound in the
arms of tho old Union, where, under the folds
of the stars andstri pes, wo may be on duty for
ever. Very respectfully.
Slyvania, Feb. 13, 1880.
AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE CLERK OF
THE COURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER
SESSIONS OF CHOWAN COUNTY TO
QUALIFY THE SHERIFF.' ELECT . OF
SAID COUNTY. ,
Jk it enwtedly tin Gnernl' Auembly of Uu
State of North Carolina, and it it kertht tnmettd
by th authority of tit tarn. That the Clerk of
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, of
Chowan County, tn the presence ot a majority
of the Justices of said county, be, and he is
hereby authorized to administer the oath of
office to the sheriff elect of said county, and take
BBds;o,fee, apgroyed by said Jnstices, re-
qUireu OISiteriil m lliapii:r uuc uaiiuTO Kia
five, section thirteen, of Revised Code.
''saiijiB!i.'-.Tbat- the madstratcs.
wheri assemWecL.to Uke thetionds of the Aiet-i
iff elect, shall have power, and are hereby au
thorized to levy a tax for county purposes, acx
cording to the provisions of chapter twenty
eight of the Revised Code. -. - y " : 1
A nd,' P it jMhr nhrt3, Thaf jtliU act Shall ,
be in force from and after its ratification. '
. S.F.PHLLIP8,
, v -: Hpfatff Hmtt Common.
YV-'-1 "'- -- "' THOJtAS SETTLE, '
.-.f -.- . Speaker f the tkwtUk ' r
i Ratifietl February t, 1866. i ,.-,. -.. -
I, R. W. Best, ,8eVretrr of State, H and for
the State of North Carolina, do hereby certify
that the forccoinsr is a true copy of the orlgiBal
bn file in this office,. "J '"V ' ,
Given under my nana -toe zotn osy oi t eo-
fi ,fJ: -. ifrxiretfiry of sw.--
.iXAMlw.''The New York 7mms,.ob-
niehting upon the siourrilotia orrridiekaajfor
it f difiicult to say which adjectivw better de-
nrriltes them renriiries rftade by Thad. Stevcas"
the other day in regarrl to theelatSye ffierjt of
the Federal snd CoafixloraU dead, declares that
these remark drew trnm one of the ffioet-pranj I
inent brave aofl patriotic general omcers or tne
war, this comment t "Such ntteranoe hsve no
lono'r tlitf merit of being told and fearless.
Tne pnvaM soiaicr wnouaa .tuuguv aou uicn
nihcraldeI, puts sucfi rhetoric to shame. None
butf cowards fcsnrrt fallen foea; and God pity the
petereburf U.fnWre,rt-ou)i eonntrr If web passions are to I
A Whfal oomrnent Let us have the'name'J
, . ' 1
11 A. ? I I I .C.
8v tbw AnerteM Trlentpa Ca,apan(.
iasesi'M-j j.."ijtu
" "a '' Congreaa.
J-
. Wasbisotos; Fck SO.
8K.tATB.-Mr. M 11 offired" resolution to amend
the Constitution by rondJring the President in
elleglble to an election the second term, and
supported it ia a ,erK udinin canstic
terms to the President, who be said had ditvel
oped a policy agreeable (u every enemy of the
country. ' -. .
: Mj, MTitsoa offered a wAoTiifioii littivnWair
adoptedinstructing the committee on recon
struction to enquire W the late rebellious
Btates had confrt'rjned to the requirement of
the Iresideat's reconstruction policy.
1 Mr. Davis of Kentucky, read a long argument
to the Frcedmcn's bill, sustaining the veto of
the President
' Mr. Turnbull followed, opposing !tlie veto
The vote was taken on the vetoed bill. Ayes
SO, nays IS vote insufficient to secure its pas
sage. ...
IIoi RK. Mr. Htovcns from the committee of
reconstrjiction reported a joint resolution de
claring that no Senator or Representative shall
be admitted to either branch, of Congres until
Congress shall have, declared said States enti
tled to representation. r MrsGr)ndei obtained"
i'ui.ij I -j. 1 . i' ii
mittee, declaring the State of Tennessee enti
tled to representation.
Mr. Stevens said there was an earnest dispo
sition until yesterday to enquire into the condi
tion of Tennessee, to sen. whether that State was
entitletl to rercsentat!on, but since there has
been a change, and it is wholly out of the pow
er of the committee to proceed further without
surrendering tho rights of the body to the usur
pations of another person. Much exoitemeut.
prevailed during the proceedings. He deman
ded thei foto- on th previous Question. The
motion to adjourn for thi purpose ofsfaving off
a vote had been prevailing all day. House still
In session to-night no prospect of adjourn
ment. HTk.lt.
rrWfrtpsfWtojuUw
nrwteof reeeseataiiiM antil declared fit
by Congress, "pasWd the House to-night by 109
to 40.
From New Orleans.
Wahhinrtok, Fell.
SO.
New Orleans advices state that Gen. Crewtotdi
the Rio (jrontle filliliuster had escaped from Fort
Jackson. His w hereabouts are unknown.
Dexter, the Treasury agent at Mobile, has en
tered suit against ssvcral . military gentlemen,
laying his damages at five hundred thousand
dollars. , Petroleum has 'been discovered in
Western Louisiana.
Foreign News,
Washington, Feb. 20.
The steamer Monrovia has arrived at Port
lands tv "V1-.
The Spanish Governor, at Cadiz, has been no
tified by telegraph from Spanish minister at
London, of several vessels lying in the Mersey
under Peruvian colors, designed to prey upon
Spanish commerce.
In the Spanish Chamber of Deputies, a
speech was offered setting forth the increased
financial dificultics and stating the necessity of
balancing the revenue, as it is impossible to
raise taxes. ... .y
Mr. Clay, the American minister to Russia,
has been entertained with' a banquet by the
merchants and "corporation- of Moscow.
The speeches on both sides declared that the
most fraternal wishes were entertained for in
creased commerce between the two nations.
Few York MarkeU.
Feb. 20.
Cotton firm 45cts Gold
The Cure li Thorough. I
Keaaeib Hrue, Kq. Clerk of Columbus County
Ci.art, write. Anil 8. 1853.-J " ! Ihstlie lattar part
of the yer IWi 1 mnr w verily afflicted with diseased
liver, and ininjr i.ulil" while la bad the pais would
become eseraeiitiin that I wai compelled to set
oat of the ld sad tt up nntil the pain would abaide.
pnieared a law boxei of the Southern Hepatic Pill',
nd the frit dde ve ma sraat relief. I coatiaaed to
aa the I'ille fur two sacks, sad hove sot offered
from liver diseaie eiore. I have reaom mended than)
aaennlimrWaad ssvarat parenae are in wait of than.!
' fif Fr le by fli Druggieta. v Diraetloaa aceom
eany awh hot.- Seat to aay part of tin Uaited atates
tor J pat doses. A4draaa !
Feb ft, 151, Im
lUltiioora. MJ.
EALEIOH MONEY MARKET.
CORRECTED BY JOHN OX WILLIAMS A
: jn- mAnea o tt vrnxt iff n
men or hobtb cakouka aajta xotks.
Bank 6f Not.h Carolinai-
80
Cape Fear. T;
Charlotte. ... . . . , .. . .
Lexington at Graham .
Rbxboroogha.
Wadesbo rough .r . ; .
Thomasville .
Wilmington ... .
Commerce. ..........
Washington.,
Fayetteville.
Clarendon......
.Aris
i!!'-r-4b
..... it
10
io
.....
; . ..
9
y.'A "8
Yanceyyille. . . .
... . , ... . .
Sliners ana riantcrs mm..., u
Farmers' Barik,Grvermborough...i,..r.i.. 18
Commerciul Bank Wilmington. . . .i . . . . 10
MerehanU' Bank. Ncwbern.Tr.-i . . '. i. . .V M
20
Oreensborooch Mutual..
5.7
VlrgiWaTJank Note, abont.
Bout Carolina
S3
. 20
183
Hilver . . .i;t..m .f
Old Coupons. ... . M. ...... 40
North' Carolina Ttaflroad Coupons . , , r 00
Old Sixes. X, t . .... ?T
Exchange on Jtew York e. yiiii, ...... r . .
' JOHN HUGHES, '
AITORSrr AKO COtTKSBLLOB At LAW,
Liverpool ,elt.- '
' -.q
PACKS Oroaod Alois Sakaa eaie'a
. "; '',:. r ftXEfpWlSS0kk:
w.W !( i s lav - - - -
TE
l-ufmr;
i The Tariaian Ho.
.kljethronedjfl!
TJE WORLD OF FASHIO!? .
CSLCTIN9 THStk OITKIT FtOV THEIR
kj friHh arrivals afQaoda, coofi.Hloj at
New Broadcloths, : ,
Bearer Cloths,
Caasimerea,
J'
2 ! Eeady-made Clothing, ';
. Hata and Capa, -,.,'-:'
Y ,Y,.-r...' 8pledio. OvercoaU,
Collara, ..-' 7 rr-
' CtwitaV':6 --. ,,,
.- 4 .1 , Gloves, '. ' ' "-' "' "
Eoaier, -';'.'l;.V-'i
- Valise t, - .
''- Eandkerehiefi
ere., fte., ' e., Oct,
pf Call aad laipeet Oaadi sad Oaratanta.
r
Fine Merchant Tailoring
y still earri-d oa. bat apoa a Uraar k(a teas aver
An Kntlro Suit of Clotlio
made mm, mt any moment' ts II hort' notiet.
1 Their OnS, are ail aa'w the have a splendid Cat.
4er. and 'Needtamaa wheae werk will earn bare fa off
ably with say exaeated la, Europe or "in Ibis eauntry,;
jaa nr. tu. ......:.,....'.
its tfect la Miraculous.
IT is Sa entirely aew eientiflf dlioorrry, romblalnv
ll(.otli49WrtMj..,nd Jtnratlvo agenlf
la thavtfrt'Mt sraVii. - '
yre tis-m nwm eaaanaaca V uetu, am tie. to
tax 1t win da all wr claim tor ii that wa tttr ' . ...
01,000 HEWAUD','
if IVeMlciliaa Hair Rewawardoea nutKivsaalla
fiwttioo in all eaaeawba used iaatrtct aecordanf with
oar lntnictioB. . ' . . . r.
IIALtVt
Vegetable Sioilian Hair Eeuewer
baa proved Nself tn '0 Ilia most perfert preparatW
lr tne utr ever eirarea to ids puoiw.
It ie a vegetable eompouud. and eoniaiu so loiuil
one uroDerues whatever.
It la not a Dy. it strikes at the roots sntl Dlla the
lanae with sew ma aaa coloring mailer.
Bit Will leeier Cray Ilalr I lta ailalBal
Calar. .,
II will heap Iba Hair froae fallUg aal.
II eleaaere Ibta aeal, aad aaakaw lbs Hair
eafl, Iwalraaa. mmi ellhea.
Ilea epleadld Balr-Dreeeiaa.
Ko aaraoa aid or voaaa. henld tail to use It. ' x
It la raoommeaded ana used by the arei Ulrdlcal
aaiaartiy.
rr Aek for Bafl's Teretable Sidlian Raw Braaw
Sr sad take another.
at.- r. HALL a iea rraarlasara.
Kaehua. N. H.
CWrVld by eU PraceW. Williaaw sc. liaywovd
ana V.W Femad. Kalelsh.M. " '
Feb. Id 16.,-eod dr. Wi8m. . .
ipLOWSI .PLOWS I X PIOWI 1 1 1
M Hamaal W. Collie. Co Cast Steal Plows.
M Oriffiag m. Co.'s No SO plews.
,.7S .t.4.-ata u op ,6. jdo :. . ,)..
Si do da da 18 da
54 Self Bharpnsrs I '
55 Xo 0 plows .' :
59 No 1)2 Elliott At.
M X It . , . do , ,
so Noittf do' ;
HMU flow B'dta-all aiaaa.
- Wa keep enBataatly oa band all axt-a rutloe fur
the abova,Plmrs. -
We would aepacislly oall tba atUat"a efear firmer
to lha ftnt tamed plow oa tine art, which can beaeea
at oar store oa r ayetteville 8irert.
v B P. WILLIAMSON CO.
Feb H, iM.tf. ..,.,.,..,,,.
OATlOZEN No. 10 " Wuitlimore's" A Csrdijaat
"raeaivad,-
'B. P. WILLIAMSON A CO.
Fab 15, 159, tf. ' ,
: s ., BED SaEETf.
150 pair Bleaehed Cottoa Sheets.
. lite plaid Coaatarpaeea ia Korea
B. P. WILLIAMSON A CO
Feb IS, 15S, tt"
-i'W SnEETlKO. -r.-r-T-.--
5B4LESU30O0 yards 4 4 Sheetine; arHylng St
B P. WlLLlAMSOif A CO.
.FeblMSMf - r . - - u. ,,,
. . iOAPAMO fJADLEf.
2S buses AdioHintine landlee, - - , -1
. ttt da Brawn Heap, ':,,
54 dosaa Faoey u. very aloe, ia ateraat .
11. r.XWILLIAMlNU.H lU,
V15,l5,tf
V A.s A.a.a ya-a a. i.a.a w-i
(A B0XK4of thiaeelebrmted Hanfr, daily exported
Ol.a . V. W1LUAMHO! A CO.
gim
CAfsTIXOS.
ALlrkiada of Plow aad Mill Caatiaf t, furnished, ap
oa ihurt nolioaat our Fnendry. - -
. i, w "v , i. WILLIAMSON 4 CO.
Pekl5,L3!t.tf ;: .
. ' VI.aE.
K BASKETS Cbamnaeaa Wine, la
laiWait
B. r, WU.UAMoONA CO.
Fab 15.1,f
C1XE
etared
EO TOBAX. :
Q K BOXES Msmjfacti
Tobaoco, from eomuioa
eWVtstair, WStoraat ,
, -vi- 3 3, p, WILLIAMSON A CO
ebllS.Uf,tf ' " , V .
llCOTCIM',V-;'':'i
Q C DOZEN bItiiiti Wa'1prlr Wtola; IB
ew store at - .
J JTab f5150ftf
B. P. WILLIAMSON t30.
s . srxl"NTLn SCALES.-
StfrJlEX Oawaaar eValea, n rarra at ' t y
, B. P. WHJUAM80N A CO.
., rabis, U9 u : : -
cony v oR 1 1 cxmx 1 1 1 ,
500:
, BC8BIXS fr. arrlv4or to-day at '
n r. wUiUiMHun a cu.
Feb 13.1SB.M
ItatOn. : '
KAAA FOCNDS of Shooldara, bright aad dry. fcr
aJVVVsslewy
lTIOMI
ml m u ii.aa vri
Wllmuigwm, fee 2, 148, tf
Ta
Wlvrrwnr, llrtiaj, Aj-' 4 ;f
' . , : . ' ':'. ' -T: wow ores
0HE1OIXI0H D0LLAE3 1 1 ' -
All to he sold at l ive Dollar each, without
regard te tarue,
AltIB NOT fe BE PAID rB
VaUl vim jlviBi.- trhat mu are to ricrit!!
1 T "i'I LI d Silvttr Watrhee were diulrib.
A i tjij vte mou)t ( peiruas nd Pirklaas'
eV Va. dnHuaf the montli ef Jsuuary,, IHuti. . i.ead
iiimn.ent l.v llir. l'rM. .ptiklnif af the Una l tba
me-t itnoiUiieatrv. aiunnri ' A meat' industrious "
iid-Jn;Hii?TWr
.aaf, (fiv all wtio ctaal with them iwrfart atlelaa.
ti.in.' lluxktrk. K. , Jmtrnal .1 Ktijof f bbxb rev
utatioa Itw hunmsble deaiiap and tba uu I'.y of I lieu f
K.H.d" Xowl'alt. N. Y.. Tiif. " Perfortly rolia
hb. and will ia all tley pwr.iM.." Nyack N. T. Crry . '
J t. K'ncil lilvh f.sr hoaeety aouV dear,
dealing." t'iBhkillN. V. Journal. " Houoreble ed
fair dsalini; iwn,"-Mtapletoa N. T, Jimmat. "Una
ol lti nMiut nnd miMl reliahln nmii In buiioeea." .
Cani j iirte N V ttodsi. " Keep I heir word sad aaa
hwavtably bv tbrir psii..n." Lyoru N. Y. fim
A" K..lid"tildlluntinu Walehes, a:MSita5w
M .to Caerd Uold Watebea , S50 to tka) '
' 5H0 Ladiei' Ennntelwl Wairhea I'lfltoil
'4H rtiaaW flmrtrr LadHM' Sets 3D" to 71)0 -
I ,Wn Iliamnnd H.ilitaira Rio(r : T5ta50 ''
1 ,iw Ilpflvv Kilrer Ilurrtir-g Walehes " 75 to 150
1 ,10 Opea f see Hilver Weloliee 90 to TS
I Utt bilver and Hnhaay MiMloal Boaas lKlsaSue
. l.WS) SJvor Iiiains Hod
75 ta 35tt
I .AtSl Silver T aa, rompl.te '
S.WKI Hilver Uiu aad Halvars ,
S,IK! Bovenhsmber Krvnlvera '
S.Msr Patent Hingis Barrel Pistols
W.tSKI Itlrbly KrainSd (HI Paiutias
'J.yni Klegaiit Har1 Opera Glaeiee
U.Otitt M'imiiiorh PhottigraiiU Albums .
d.iaaj C'laatalU'amoad ttlaaw 4.
'J ago. Ladies' Oval Braratete
..Vm (inld Cluinmif difTeieot dealraa
3.5'HI tii. id T'Miiihlee. aliaeed
Id i fsignrt end Plnln Uold Kinirn
lil.lt' fl O ntlemcn'i Searf Pint
I'J Seal llrftool ea snd Ear lirojis ,
IV tl tlold L kele, (li.uhle glsiia
lilt OA (l..ld !' aad Gold (tolilera
5UaVSI
7iteI5S
15 to Sou
vita T
75 ta Till
a ta TS
15 to M
si to 1110 -14
to i
to
.ia,M
i t ,7i
,lH 50
5 to 35 .
5 to 35
10 to 75
5 to Si
it tn
lata as
10 to vi
to to Hi
5 to
5to ti
I ft 0 t) Meti Ntn'tiiaiidsleeve Hutlota
5 tm Silver Oiibleta aad Dilnkina Cot-
5 ismi Keta TfS, Tnhle and l)ert Ppoom
.! ra. Tsblaanrl prsteit F .'kl
S.et-0 beta T a.l'ab a aadLleeeert A lives
.iist HevclrintKilvrfVtote
2.5t Silver Cnke and Kiait lketa '
I 5.0 Wine Hold re sad other artieiea
to n
lu imir.ertinti-ly tliMe o hH above wiaumnoeat
tnok, MrtlfieaUn snrlnr the arllrl. are pUe.d ia
waled euvelciiie- and .aelt a.fpl. Ilnldnrs are eetts
tied to the artielvf astned oa tliclr certifteste apoa
nnvinc-nt f $a whetlinr tt be a beaatiful WaUih, or a
Mnaio.il Bus w.ntli g.'iOO. rir a plain Wold Uinf, worth
STi. The rotutn of any of our cerlittfintee enltllea yoa
111 the anient nauied'thareott, upon payment, irraapeo
tiveof its worth, and a no artietk valued lees tbaa i
n nsmed oaany eertilteste.rt will at onoa be saaa thai
this I ' - . .
. Je I.attrrr, bits eiralc,i.rarwara. Valtl
ate Tra.arlla, wklrfc mUT wAalaae . ,
I led la rrca ty the wtl rIIdlaT -'-ev-ir.-
l-er nay one wiiinnn in invest la lha aoava enter.
prise ran reciltve ,a eampla psnknire of a halfdueeeN
rertifleatra,. nsmihg some of the above artieiea, by .
!: a'A!it!a..meluu. buarivg their aridree.
CertlAeates not to be paid Kir unless fully attxfsetri'y.
V' rlii fhi M.st s umj benmvinee.l ol ouriiBoertta
and the getuimaass of oar's!"1. Call on or Address,
- PARKINSON & CO..
Dit lfT3'C(
t)tENT.10.0007Vt;iVJ
V kb4 tHf sitmr r. . .
PIIILADI3LP1IIA.
stor ptsct. I oact.N sTjt
NEW VORKr I BOSTON, J
aooacsa rt MveMTsa
- E.FRANK.faMER.U.O.PRESU..UMB.Ct
Tbaaa iavaatleas stand approved as lbs "beet" by
tba moet rnlaest ulsatlSo aad Barftaal Saatatlas a .
lha world, the Investor ievkni baa keaerad with tba
sward of FITV OoLD AND BtLVKK MKDALS (a
Flrit Prts ") lacludnf the UreSt Mi dale af tba
World'l Kihlblle a ta Loadca ad New Terki alee
he moat llonrary hepon af tba fffaat Boelery at
urireoiii of Paris, f'rl" his fata Is alaaasbavstbs 1
rNUI.I H AND FnkNCll. ,
Dr fa mar gives peraenat sttonMea Ia4ba fcaeiaass
of bll ft lanoa, aided by man ef tba brsteaitlea
tloaa and yraatestaspericaaa, Me ii specially mmia
lonad by lha laevernueiit and baa tba pair aeee ef
tba prsmlnedt 0(Roer- af tlia A 'my aad. Nary.- ftlx
Major Omers'i end mora tbaaa lb mead Wh die
Uafta'sbad oOt art and aulilwrs bavs woru Iks PAb'
sift HUBS oa aetlvadaly hila Hill greater nam-
bara af eminent eiyl aaa are, by their aid, tUiag ua
pi ruat poiitioas, sad eteeiaa.iy eeneeal tasir me-
fiirlana ' ' - . . ,-.
Ad'I'S and Pampbleta Ontls. ' .. :
- Toaveid tbalmpuiitioa of Piratifal Copy lets, aprty
a'y to PR. PALsiAH, as above direoled, ay e kss
, UliU 11 TAXLUU, ,
'.: ; Newbera, W. a :
Ds. S-10-t.tf. , ; ' "T- i a ' r '",
. o. PAasLtf, It 77 r I
oh jeuot, I I RIM
snavsAVAoa
O. G. PAUSELEY & CO.
Commission Dlercliants,
Lrv WILilWOTOK N C. .
ga licit Cnsl(iiuauts for Hale er Mlpmentt.
Cotton X arna, :m-rx- -v. . . --
. - j s Dotnetio,Y "
Naval StJtca,
' Ad atber
cS3
: COTJSTEY PE0DUCE. .
Bave always Is Store aad are raoelvln eoaitank.' - t
ly, eeatiraeteou, Tor sato at toweet market raua, e(
Onnny Bagging, Onnny Bagi, .
Bale Eope, Mess Fork, . , - ,
' .Sog&r, Coffee, Molasses, v T
-H..-.rionr, JBntter cjieede
r eaaai, mat !, mlMm a,,,!, Tedala . finfOBa
Cfnckeri, Kackerel, , , ,v . r
Piokled Herring,: ' -
, Smoked Herring, , fc ? ' '
' : Codfish, Saili,
f .. rs-t-y-'- Powder. Bhot,
;.-t ' Window Olasfc PainU
Linseed, Kerosene, Tanncri", and ;
Inhrioating Oils, in 5-gai, cane & hhla.,
Whiskej',1 t y. :: - :: -'r-:. . : .
Jamaica Earn and Gin t ,
Soap, Candles, - - ..
' Starch, Salt, Lime,
'-V. 1' IOU AOtRTI KR n;:,.,,
E. F. CfMS'a Super rnosphulf or Lime.
; 30O Bhds - Naw Crop, UolasSas, dirket ;frem
Cardeats. dailv azpeotad. "
v -To errlvu during Febwary at Mark !.V
3,000 Bii Ceffaa direct from Rio Janeiro' wf j
BOO Hhnf Bsgar direct from Ports Riso. ' - -Jaa.
MMuSm.: .--- - '--,--'
A". II. D. WILSON,
life, Fire and Marine Iniurance Agent,
"AND.
Broker,
GREENSBORO, K. C
CFKCIAL ATTKXnON gfrea tn fiUmg orders from
atoekhnloera ana uabUira ot Uaince,
wha whh.M
prejiara to meet their ri
va habUillea,
a as 11, i, id, pa
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