Vol. viii.
Tp SENTINEL
ADVEUTISIXO wmca.
Adi'etUaemcnis will be Inserted la the Daily
i il. at Um followlnir nu prr square of
aim rocu, or hi niituua linea,
.. Onesquaraoaeuuia, ....HMO
- escn subeiurail lusrjiloe
s iba week..
I ac.a-re.l week, S.V1 I a-iiutt, T tuoa. $31.00
I VmuRlli, JVOU I " jki.0U
Saw's, M.Obt " t 44 40.nu
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I t" 8n.(j,t ll". 4H.U0
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Aid ts the abort Kite (or casd) additional
quart aa touowai , . t i ,
fo- I tnanth,
' t moallit,
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7
8.00
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For T Bsontfce. 19.00
14.00I
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11 " 1UV
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for th Bead-Weekly stone, thre Hfths of
Tor to Woekl .3en6MlM Daily
rain.
for the Dailr and feml-Weekly combined,
slxtt per cent, on Dailr rales.
For Uia Dailr and Weekly combined, forty
per cent, oa uany ratea.
Tor tha Dally, Bend-Weekly and Weekly eon
btneat, nlnetr per cent on Uallv rale.
Special notice, nftr par cent oa Dailr ra'ea.
AdvertuesnenU la Local Columns, 25 eentt
per us. I
HOMK AFFAIRS.
Cotton Market. Reported by Lynn
AiUms, Grocer and Commission Mer
chant, South Market Street: '
Rauioir, Dee. 5.
Fiice of cotton in our Market to day :
IS in. 17 l-Scta.
4 P. JI. -
dales, - - - - 100 half.
Keceipts, - - 100 "
Tone of the Market, quiet.
10 GOOD FARMS FOR BALE
IN
i ORANGE COUNTY.,
For Cash or Credit For particulars
Inquire at tha , - t
SENTINEL OFFICE.
Nor 28. 1871
Frapp keeps op bis reputation (or
keeping on hand a supply of the finest
liquors and cigars. , Ilia restaurant is al
ways supplied with all Dinds of edibles,
- and thy are serred up ia tba beat st yle.
i Wi Call attienttoo to the adrcrtisement
of raluable prupetty Ar aale by Htnry
Hordecai. The land U aituited on the
forks ol Nfute Rirernd Crablrer. and
known to the writer of this as one of the
best traits of land in Wake county.
The regular monthly meeting of 1U1
eigh Hook & Luldi-r Company, No. 1, will
be held this (Friday) evening, December
0th, at 7 o'clock, at Firemen's Hull Mem'
bers are notified to appear in uniform. At
7 1 p o'clijck the tympany will parade
fur rxercise. -t- J- r
Aoricultdral CoaratHTiox. The an
Dual Aaricultunil Conrention of North
. X'anilina will be hld in Rileigii on 11th
: inst Jfany topics oi interest to the
farmer will be discussed. Delegate on
the N. C. rU'lfoid will be charged half
fare. Doubtless the lUlelgh & Oaaton
road will ofler the same rates.'
a a a. .
Col. Sueed, a member of the Confede
rate Congreas from Missouri, but now of
New Turk, is in the city. The Colonel
hail lo leave Missouri when the proacrip
tive constitution of that State was in bpe
ration, which prevented him from follow
iug any o ttielliree learued pMfuasions to
which beta adupted, to wit, preaching
teaching and the practice of law. We are
glad to know that his career as a lawyer
in his ad pled State has been a very
successful on.
IL & F. Blakdi's Patckt, Pobt-
ULI AND STATIOXAKT EKOIXES AKD
Mill. We would invite the atiomit a of
Plasters and others interested in improved
Machinery to the advertisement of H
tl F. Blandy. The Blandy Engine and
Mill is unequalled for aauracy, ipetd,
simplicity, durability, una mat qf mmag
mint. Tbey will saw from 8,000 to 20,
000 fret per day, and are warranted to do
more work and do it easier, with smaller
cy linders aui with 20 to 46IU. bat steam
priutirt to tit inch and mat,mort iteam
tuM any ethtr. Orer 3,000 are in nst
in the United Bute, Europe, Australia,
"'WfrtntrafiieTtcraTiRemBrrrmf
They hare taken the first premium at
every Fair where exhibited. Mr. W. C.
Morgan, Agent, ie at Ihs Yarbo-
roirgh tlouae and Wilt be pleamd to set
penohs desiring any informstioa. t
LKG1SLAT1VS 8UM31ABT. .
The Senate yesterday concurred in the
i llue propoaition to raise a Joint select
committee oo the matter of the sale of the
'Western U. O. Rilrod.
The resolution requiring the Stale to
pay therifTs for Conveying conviel to the
penitent lary pawed its final reading and
was ordered to be eiirojUil. .
The per diem qiieiMi' was piomptly
settled undar a suapention ol the rule,
and stHniIs as at Inst sea-ion. "-N
A good day's work may be placed to
the credit of the Senate yesterday. See
pruow dings.
jfijte a number of bills afid
olutiona weite introduced in the House
bing of much interest
panwigo of to ptr
Liuit ruaoluuoB for
v seen from the
pruccedingf Jo another w ,,U4 t0.
IIoiim has re enacted the law of 18"0-71
la rererence to the por ilirmnl the General
-Aiwruiuly, aoj Jmsied a jiiul reaolu'ioa
taking a roen from DeeeaVuer IB.
oiil Jiinuarv 15, IS? 3. resolution in
rtrtetvace to the pulilie priiVinjr wa a!w
4isp:d of. F.n deUiis rel'jrtnxr to
this Hi irter't cfuinn tlioul 1 be made.
LegitiUture of North Cirolina.
SENATE. .
TBt'HMMY, Dec. 8, 1872.
The Senale met at 11 o'clock, Presi
dent Jforvheed in ihe Chair,
Mt. Kiti of Coluuboa, presented the
petition or citiietis if Columbus county
praying for a prolnUltion nt the sale of
mtoaieatins; liquors within two mitea of
Pleasant Plaina Chqrch in that counij.
Referred, '
. Iteporta of standing cttmmitteta were
presrnted b V.efcaa. Alleu, Urandy,Todd,
Dunham, and Murphy. : .
A uteaaag wa received fnml the House
IransmittiBK sundrv'enirriawed bilia and
rea, lutions which will be noticed on their
pa-sage. . " ,
The Seoale concurred in the broroeitila
of the lionae to raise a select coinmitlee
of five on the sale of the Western N. C.
Railroad.
Also in the nirrosaed naolutloB in ie
gard to the supply of stationery tor both
branches of the Assembly.
, Also tlie tloute amenameot to the Sen
ite resolution authorizinir the Sccretarr
of State to sond a special meaaenicr to
certain counties for mining election ro
turns. . ...
The Senate also incurred in the House
resolution instructing the committee on
pubhs.huildinga, groonds, dec., to examine
and report on the condition of the Execu
tive Maosion and other public buildings.
And refused to concur lu the proposition
to priut the Uorernoi'a 'meaaage and ac
comanying dm umeqU in regard to the
Centennial .anniversary.
Mr. Aver Introduced a bill to lncorpor
ate Scltna Lodge, Ho. 8i0sF, A. M; He-
leiren.
Mr. Mills, a resolution in lavor of Ware
& Miller. . Referred,
Mi. Norwood, in pursuance of hi no
tice of yesterduy, moved that so much of
the Governor's Memaire a relate to the
public debt be referred to the committee
on that subject, and in doinir so took oc
casion to "define his ponition'' on that
floor as a Senator. He belonged, he said,
to the Conservative Democratic party; he
owed party allegiance to it ; he belonged.
also, to the State of North Carolina and ao
knowledtd a hiuber alleuiance to her:
aid be belonged to the United State and
to her he owed supreme allegiance.
ina rime Had arrived,. t continued,
hen party should be separated from
matters concerning tho country when
party should receive only what wa due
to party and when all oit a should give to
tha country what waa due to her. He
alluded to the kindly relation existing
between members of the Senale. When
Be" bams There lie expected to witness some
bilterhes of spirit, but up to that
hour not one t word of an unpleasant
character bud been . uttered. He
rejoiced to see that the times
were changing and that a bettor state of
feelinir had been arrived at. And in the
consideration ni
the Tuoitientouj qtiH
tiiMis yet to come before the Legislature
he could not believe tiat party feeling
would be permittedjo Interpose, lie at
luded to the qucatiirns of constitutional
amendment, education, agricu:ture and
the State debt, and asked if, a legit-bv
tors, thev dared to oo upon thej with
party spirit. He allm',"J the jnanncr
in ahieli the State debCV"1 ol Irettted
by the Governor in hia iti''S' and de
rlbedit -able and fu' "Iriotic
i'm. a i .... h . ...i u. ., ., I
beP Tpr comlon
with the Lxecutire on that sulil ot. Mr.
Norwood continued at some li"fth on
thiise consideration, and eoncli ed by
muring the reference of the pori oa of
the message alluded to to the committee.
The motion wa concurred in.
Mr. Ellis, of Columbus, introduced a
resolution in faror of A. McQueen, of
f tZZard lfo? the" ntEo7
Boas Strong, one of the Lowery gang of
ouilaws.1 Referred.
Mr. Barnhardt wa rep uted absent on
account of sickness.
Leave of absence li as granted to Mr.
Cunningham for throe days,
unfinished BrsiKBaa.
The unfinished business of yesterday,
the resolution providing tor the payment
of sheriffs for conveying convicts to the
penitentiary, was resumed, the question
oeing on tlie amendment oi r, nanug
limiting the number of guards. '
Mr. Morriroon urged the adoption of the
resolution. It was admitted that the act
of 1870-71 did not repeal the law pro
riding for the payment, out of the State
treasury, of the expenses of counties in
seuding convict to eh State prison, and
the question was narrowed down to tue
consideration of drawing so large an
amount ot money from the public treasury.
He-stated that instead of inwill to 140,
000 fccirig required, a Insisted upon by
some, ho bad made a liberal calculation
aud found that not more than 211,210, an
average (if f0 for each convict, would be
required, end be was satisfied that f 1,000
Would pay the entire sum.
Jfr, Worth insisted mat me counties
and not the Stale should bear this expense
to guard against excessive expenditures.
He had consulted witn toe iraasurer wno
bad made an estimate and thought
f 40,000 would be required, for which no
in hail Iwiffn muni n i'lw lirst fei
enue bin. tne i reauorer aiso iniormea
him that there would be a deficiency,
without this extra expense, of $100,000,
under tbe but revenue bill. H desired to
pay the aheiifis, but, f tbe State i requind
to do ft, the matter should be rekned to
ih Finance Committee that th amount
required may be provided for in the next I
revenue bill. r ,. J
Mr. Love said the question simply was,
are the claims jutt. The mode of payment
waa prescribed by law, and III resolution
Was intended mercy to make the Audi
tor do hi duty under tbe law. ;
Mr. Waring concurred witn Mr. norm.
He had heard of one cane in which a
guard of six men had beeof sent with two
convicts. The snerina snouia be paia,
but by the counties. , " -
Mr. Norwood said u waa simpiy a ques
tion of paying expanse already incurred
and did not prevent tbe General Assembly
from Itgi-latiug fur the future 'as might
sea m proper . 1 tie inooe oi payment
was fixed'uy law and tb objection of
Meaara, Worth and Waring were not perti
nent. ' ! ' - - '!
Jit. Wfctch concurred in Jhe new of
Mr. Norwood.
Mr. Flemming fallowed in support of
the-resolution. The State received tbe
benefit ol the convict . bailor and should
bear nil its cost,
Mr. Gudger said that under the decis
ion of the Supreme Court tto county com-'
missioners would be 'justified:' in Hiring
the ehargee under eopaideration, and he
srassatirhed that It the amendment ol
Hr. Waiintt. depriving sberitl ol discre
tionary poacr in Ktiardm; and keeping
convic a. were adopted, the rejonibilUy
of herifls hr escaf,, waa at an end.
ilr. Worth moved to amend by requir
iug a sneeu.1 tax of three certs oa the
100 of all real an. I DetanBal ratate and
one cent on each taxable poll, to be luvied
Kir ine purposes u i he reaulutioa. .
Mr. Love called tl.e previous question.
Mr. Worth's ameridment was r.j, cted.
ifr Waring' amendment' wa -lap re-
TbTesolatioa ihrti passed its averted
readme.
- ifr. ttudger moved a fusirwsois) of the
rnles to put tlie bill n its thirdyuadln.
Mr. Worth olijecied.
The Sa-nate reluaed to suspend the rale.
1 he House rewiluiii n to rie a (oiot ,
select committee on the repnrt nt ih Hn.
W. il. Battle wai tabled.
On motion of Mr. Seymuar the rah
we.v aunpende I, and the reaoliition to pay
ne.ins lur convey .nx c-nvicta to toe pei -itentiary
waa put spui its third reeding.
' The-resol aton ptiiwe.1 81 to 7.
Bii.ij, a, oa seoiixo aaauisn. i
The bill to Inc irp-iraluUwNnrlvtCi'Kt-I
na State Life liuorw.ee Company p;ued
a hkuuu nHuiio.-
I lie bill tor tlie reii.'l of the SorM rior
Onurt Clerks of Franklin eounty was laid
pn the table. ; ,
Also the bills for tin protection of
homes and mules from the prevailing epi
demic. The bill In relation to 31 In in tr aud Man
ufacturing Companies was put upon its
second reading, the substitute of the
committee ws adopted and, thus amend
ed, the bill p issed. !
". ' :
The bill to re enact the law of 1870-71,
in regard to per din and milage paaaed
it several reading under a suspension ut
the rules, the rote on-the 3d reading be-
ing mi ia. irar Dpeakers f 7, r rin -
cipal and Reading i lerks $0, Member
", Enrolling and Engruadng Clerk (3,
Doorkeeper $3 per day with the milage
provided for in that law.
Ltave of absence Wi.a granted to Mr.
Allen till Saturday ; to Eppes, coL, fn.ui
Friday tiU AYonday; to Mr. Waring from
Friday till Jfonday.
On motion oi Mr. Gudger, the Senate
adjourned till 10 o'clock to-morrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
: Thckadat, Dec. 5, ISTl
Pursuant to adjournment, Mr. Speaker
Robinson called tlie House to order at 10
. m.
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
Mr. Raid, of Randolph, was allowed to
record hi rot for A. 8. Merrimon for U.
8. Senator. . , ...
: Jfr. Jones, of Orange, presented a me
morial from certain eitmsna and ladies of
Durhapr to-prohibit- the sate of Upiifl
within two mile of the town. The me
morial waa appropriate!, referred.
- Mr. Watson presented a counter memo
rial from certain alliens of the same place
which wa likewise appropriately referred.
Mr. Brown, from the Judiciary Commit-
Countiea, Town, Ac, Mr. Joyner, from
the Uommittoe on Emigration, and Jfr,
Brown, of Mecklenburg, I'rom the Conv
mittee on Propositions and Grievances,
submitted reports. '
By Mn Bennett: A resolution empower
ing the joint select committee to revise th
report of Hun W. fl. Battle in reference
to the codification of the law to mi ploy
a ciera : pinceu on caienuar.
aZtlZ , , V1
reaoJution in relerence to drawing lurort
iion in relerence to drawing juror
Federal Courts in this State ; placed
under.
ll 8t.fi Placed
Bjr Mr. Marler : A resolution instructing
the joint committee on constitutional re
form to examiue and report upon tlie bill
to alter the Constitution ot the State with
out delay ; placed on calendar.
Mr. Jfonng, from the Committee on
Engrossed Biila, submitted report.
uj nr. ciianiora: a Dili to re-enact
'.'"P 1" 4 h
dar.
By Mr. Jone. of Orange : A bill to pro
liiliit tlie sale of liquor, within two mill
of the corporate limits of Durham, Orange
county ; referred.
By Mr. Perry, of Bladen : A bill to levy
a special tax lor the' county of Bluden ;
reierreu.
Mr, Morrison, from the Committee on
Enrolled Bills, submitted a report,
CAXKKDAIt.
Ths resolution to instruct the Joiut Se
lect Committee on Constitutional Reform
to inquire into the propriety of amending
article 0, section of the Constitution so
aa to allow the exemption Irom taxation
therein named in soy kind of personal
property, wa taken up and adopted.
Tb Senate resolution instructing the
Principal Clerk of the Senate to commu
nicate with the Secretary of the Univer
sity requesting a statement of the number
of officers in payment of the University
together with the duties actually per
formed by such officers, wa lakes up and
adopted.
1 Oo bill to amend chapter 20 special
laws of 1808, waa taken up and passed its
several readings, w
The bill to prevent dam or the placiug
of obstructions across the French Broad
River was tukeo up, amended in accord
ance with tlie recommendation of the
Committee on Proposition and Grievance
and passed it several readings.
A,li.u..anA:ft,,.PiU.-Au-. incorporate. jH
North Carolina Medicinal Association waa
taken up aud passed its sereral readings,
and waa ordered, o be sent to tbe Senate
foC concurrence in the Hone amendment
interred on ju second reading. '
The resolution fair tbe purpose of giving
citizen ot the ftnte the benefit of the
exemption Iron taxation provided for ia
article 5, section , State Constitution,
declaring milch cow to be agricultural
implements and of mechsnics.wu taken up
and, on motion of Mr. Afarler, waa post
poned lor two week".
- The joint nailuti, ia instructing the
Committee on Pub ic Printing to let out
1 the contract lor the public pr, Ming lo the
lowed rrpontible bidder waa taken up. '
Mr, Jfaxwell moved a relerence to the
Committee on Printing. " . x
fk,Mr. Gormai Jnioved lu lay the nsolu
tion on the table.
The yeaa and nays were called on the
motion to table and the House refused to
adopt the motion by a rote of yea 10,
nays 89. It'
, Mr. Craige moved to Indefinitely post
pone. Mr. JoU A, of Caldwell, moved to post
piHie tor-two week.
After a long debate the question recur
red to inditiuitely postpone Th ysu
and nata were called and the Hi
adopted the motion by a Vote of yeas 60,
nay 9.
A message was received from tbe orn
ate announcing tbe concurrence of (bat
body m Hie proposition to raise a joint
Select C m iilile ou Constitutional It
Mi ill and aamed Meaait. Meminoo, Hunt-1
phry and r-.ywour as the Senate branch
ol said t.a,u,raittey
Ou mm I'm of ifr. Stanford the rule
were u mii-d and the but to re enact
chapter 18, laws of lbTO-'l waa taken up.
rleigh; n. a, frida.y, December c,
(The law in regard to ilia ran dikm of
the General Aaatmbly ), ;, ... , . ,
Jfr. Win-low ITcrtH ul..tltu(e giving
uienibvr and "IhciTS ot the Uav-ral A
wmlly (3 per day and 10 eetil volume.
Mr. I r!j4e moved to aniaad Hi substi
tute U. Riving clerks 16 p-r day. t
Mr. Udier nt wd to aiufo.i tlat origi
nal bill li gitin pr, s l.n(r tilfloVrs $10
pir Uav, oteiaui-r ft per day aud clerks
1 10 per day. . r
Ttic Cli.ir m.el t at Alf ilulti's
amendoieut to-ik pr,e d nco aud ih -'"e
beinu takeu U a rejeo el
The queatinx rrcuru ,1 up i lie Cuba's
tmenilnietit to the sjIjS i ute. .
Mr. Settle uried to lay Hi .- wh.i mat
ter on the tab e; kt. ; '
Mr. Craims aaaradmjnt in uat to a
Vote and i ej. end v J
The oilealio reeurtin umm th -i1uU-1
tute of Jfr Wliu it put Uli .vol
and Jlui.
Mr. U uoeit off ,( a subMiiu e giving
greniil i i , g uffiorra. fl per .day u 1 15 M M
O I
uliuae, luembeia t aud ldcenta mileuge,
Cterka U and 10 cea Uineaict aod
Dtairkoepen $4 ami 1.1 out Mt ba".e.
ifr. Bulger moved to aujind the sub
titute by giving preaidinjC oIHjc $10
per day. '
U 8 nnford called the previous que
tiuaand the Call was tuitaimd. The
quesiioa recurring upon Mr. UadlW
aaieodinent it waa put to a rote and re
jected. Mr. .Bennett substitute wa
voted down. Tb original bill then
1 Defied ita second readme
Under auspenamn i the rukt the bill
came upon ia third reading
Mr. Lui kcy offered an amendment
giving meuibeta and doorkeepers $4 per
1 ay.
Mr. Stanford called the purioHi ques
tion and the call wusuatained. ,
Hie nuestiou rwurrina upon M
Luc. key's amendment, it w.u voted down,
and the original bill paused ita third read
iug. .
1 By Mr. if oore ; A bill to amend the act
concerning the government or conntlea
reierred,
Ixave of absence' wa granted to
Messrs. IfeXuill, and Bryaut of Halifax,
colored.
On raotiou f Mr. Johntton, the use of
tlie Hall was granted to Miss Jennie Pat
terson lor Mondav night.
On motion of Mr. Perry, of Bladen, the
rules were suspended, and the resolution
adjourning on tlitSOth of Dec., 1873, to
January 6lb. 1871. wa Ukea up.
Mr. Settle moved to amend by all iking
out ' 6th of Janutry, and inserting "Jan
nary 18th." V
Th amendment was put to a role and
-adopted.'-"" - .-.'..r-
Mr. Brown, of Mecklenburg, moved tn
mend by stnktngout "Uecixaber tU"
ind insert "December 19th": carried.
On motion of Mr. Mo, the "ISfb of
January" was stricken out and ths "ISth
of January" inserted in Ilea thereof. The
f As the matter bow etands the General
Assembly will take a reoes trom Decent
tier lRtu, 187JJ, until January loin, 1078.
Oa motion of Mr. Bennett, Ibe rules
were suspended and tho resolution
to empower the joint select com
mittee, to a horn the ft-vieal f the report
of Hon. W. II. Battle in relerence to tbe
codification of the laws wa referred, to
employ a clerk, was taken up and adopted,
Mr. Johasvou moved to reconsider the
motion to lay oa the table i he motion ta
reconsider the Vote by which the bill 1
inference to per diem passed its thir
reading. He said that the House had re-
enacted the act of 1870-71 without
changing the enacting clause so as to
make it applicable to this General Assent
bly. As the matter stood it was a nullity,
Various points of old r adverse to Mr.
jolinaton's right lu make the motion were
Blade, but the Inir ruled in bis tavor.
'Pending the debate the House ad
journed. ,
Tucker IIai.l. Oa Wednesday nl.'lit
the Katie Putnam t oinpnny was greeted
by a fair audience alto appeared tn enjoy
the two pieces lhat were performed so
exceedingly Well. In what we have writ
teu heretofore w hr leeii guided by
thorough coiiaetliiiiuess, and . tbe
staiidnrd of coiiMMiisoR barn bad be-
fore U ha been rather New York than
Raleigh. We t. past what we said in our
last Issue, wo believe It is the brat stock
compsuy taken altogether that ha visited
this place, and even in the larger cities
where you will see better company oik-
yod w I see an inferior company twice
or thrice. I
Ou Wednesday night tike excellent or
chest ra played aome rery beautiful airs,
one of which w rtc gniied aa classic
" East I.ynuo " fa perftirmed with touch
pirit, but it is a painful story too full ot
prolonged waiting and too suggestive of
hysteria. Tho graceful, versatile, charm
iug Katie Putnam lundertd Madame Vine
and Lady lral:l with Uucnnimon effect,
and showed conclusively that she could
interpret tlie deep amnions til the human
Iretrrw-frftTnrlr
d it ion ( th,"-) Joyous, spriglvtly, in
some, clisrming'y natural character in
which she isW far a we know, (uprenu.
Mrs; Nash wa exceedingly happy in her
presenUtioH of Hi s Coloey. Francis
Lev ison waa welt done by Mr, Browne,
although be had scarcely scope enough
for a full diauiny of his fine hislriouic
power.. . . '. , v, i . y - '
Jfr. 0. stun, Mr. Aibtoa andxlittle Dot
Ashton, esptiiully, p riormed their parts
wiin uotanj aiiuapiru. iu Reiner ll was
a very successful r presaniation of a story
full of paibosaiid sorrow. He warctieu
with 'exceeding lot treat the minutest
points in the aet.ng of the hailing per
Kilmer. There were many lighia and
shadows thai were tK delicate lor those
tastes that teael in the glaring and the
bizarre, Jin lo d some of tbe mat exqui
site wring, trout reason of it peitect
fidelity to nature, waa lost upon the larger
part ol the audience. Thete are several
of tin; company, aud partVulnrly Katie,
Browne and Ryan, who bare rare talent ia
individualizing cliaieter.
The atierpiu.a, the "Laughing Hyena,"
wa aery cuiusing and capitally present
ad. Ryan and Aslitun played Uteir parts
S A('Cl.
Un li
vrrseuile
L'lit (Fridarl the brilliant and
. .- . ; o ,. . - i
fit, wlien (lie will appear in her great Inv
peistwiHtioo r abenon, wuito tlie Jtith
mmd lia(K-r pronounce the must consuni-
mate rcadeiing of that charactl-r of any
that hstj-v-r'lHenoirered belor a Rich
mottd audience, ftirpnssing M"gie
Mitelieil um. 1'hoae who fail to see1 1 lie
playing C this company are di privuig
themservea of very great plewtra,.
LATE TELEUilAPHii; .NEWS
MAUKETA
Xw Yo, December 4. Cotton aleji
dy sale S,07 bales; uplands 19 11;
orleana SO. Flour quiet and unchanged
Whiskey M. Wheat shade ttrtner; win
ter red western Corn Inactive
and nochauged. Rice T 1 4 18 I I Ik
dull. 1-ard weak. Naval quiet. Freight
Arm. s .
Cotton Net receipt to day 232 ; gr
351. ' .
t orrictioo Yes:erday's saArs tf eiUoi
9,yu inatead of 10,000.
Money 7 and a fraction comntUaion.
Sterling quiet. Gold 19 5-8.12 7-8
Govern uiefl is closed Ire. Bonds dull,
bat TinnsnstV atn ng.
Wii.msoTon.Dic 4. Spirits turpeiitii.e
firm at 50. Rosin, n i salea reported to
day. -jl .:. ,...,.,..,::.'.,..
Crude turjxn t7nestea.lv, 3 24 for iiairtfi
tar, market sti ady at 14.00.
: '
Baltimoiiis, Dora in Iter 4A-Flour quiet
and euch-nTf.l Wheal Orm and uu
rhaiip d. Corn firm, in g d detn ed.
Oats oniier, tlita., 1'mvisjona very quiet,
buss 13 1 2, shoulders 6 I 4 an 1-2. Lard
very dull at 8. Whiskey S 1 2a04.
WfLMrsoTOK, Dec. 4. Odtoe firm ; low
mid-Jiingw m 13,
Bai.timobb. Dec, . Cotton firm . mid.
dlisgs l.
XonroLK. Dj. 4 Cotton firm : low
uiktdliugs 18.
l.iviRrooL, Iec I Cotton nponed
firm : uplands 2 7 8: erloans 1088.
Latkr t.'otUin Brrti ; uplands 10 : or
leans 10 8 Hales 1.1.000 bales, (ipocu
latlon and export 3,000. Upends ft
December 9 8 4. BreadatufTs ouiet. Cum
berisnd cut 40 and (.
Evitni.wo Cottoa closed unchanged ;
uplands lor February 112: Orleans for
January 10.
FROM WABHINOTOXX
Wamiixotok, Dec- 4 The Senate
elected Anthony, Prtsident pru tern., and
adjourned. -
Tbe House is cotis'dering Washington
affairs.
The Commissioner of the Internal Roe
enue, Mr. Douglas, with tb Ex Coiniui
doner, MT. Roil ns, Superviaorr' Fulton,
Totlcn sod other, aueared this morning
befirr tbe Wy and Means Committor,
warmly pressing the new bill of th Com
miaaioner f.ir the abolition of th whole
jstem of siwwMirs and asaUtjiiit assossiirt,
Ind luipMihg the duties of thine tdlicers
on the collectors and di ntity(,Jlctoir,
The rleerctirry of tfisTr.-Iry, l.r. Bout
well was also present . n he uine buine.
The indication ar lhat ihe bill lu i-u li
st auce will be reportJ-d by th committee,
and will be passed by tbe Joose.
eat the three Liberal RepuUlican Chair
men ot House Uommittee's, Bank,
Blair and Farnaworth. Both Republican
organs of this cily to-day express dissatis
faction with the coutinuauce of these
gentlemen in their official positions a
chairmen of committees.
Th ilepvUictM attribute the Vote of
Ihe ibuso last Monday against acccDtinn
Ihe reeitrnation of Bank to the annum-m
of Mr. James Brooki, and censure th
Republican member for following hi
counsel. There is a warm feeling on the
subject, because the action of the House
la regarded as aa implied censure on (lie
Deflate in tne caao ui Mr, Trumbull, Sum
ner aud others. It is probable that
Trumbull, Kenton su i Rice will haw the
chairmanship of their respective commit
tees.
House. The H .ua commutes uu Ih.
District of Columbia directed to escrtaiu
and report the d bt of Ihe district, incltid
lug all liabilities inclined by tbe B ard
of Public Works and tbe sum required to
nunn trie wore, unuert .ken by tlis IJoird.
Itoosveit who m ived the resaluliou.
declared his conviction at the completion
ol work it would cut twentv million
liara.
A bill Was lutl o.l
h lucid lau
lopsuf Wa
tborixtng the
was relened loiliu tJumiuittee on Apprn-
rnttiMii. Adjoumeii.
The electoral v-'lat ol Oe. riri wa cast
yesterday, 0 votaai lor tiral Brown tor
Presideut, 8 for Qrcclcy aud 2 for Charles
J. Jenkins, ot Georgia.' Tbe rote tor
Vice President, wu divided between
Urown, A. Colquitt aud N. P. B aukt
Judgment tat tbe Kslloug-Wannoutb
case wiu oeHuuerea rrtuay. '
The electoral Vote of Peunsylvaui wa
yes'eniay cast ir Urant and Wilson.
IT INew lorlf "Times" characterizes
the President's meaaage as a seunible. un
pretending, lucid and butiueaa-liks docu-
menl, free from Sectional or p liltn al bit-
ternesa, - '
A trans er ot the franchise of Ihu Oila
Railroad to the Texas Pacific Kn.road
Was cnsuium ite 1 yesterday.
Livi - a AiVKatiaBMsr.-A medlclns that
has done more than all Ins p y rtntlon of
ins ptannaeopiiia to protect Uia nunan Sya-
tem stalest lh bodily Ills superlndut'ed tb
uuucaiuiy iioruuuius, is certamiy worthy
of unusual confidence. It la mainly en ae
cuu'U o llstxiraordinary preveativs proper
ties that Uuststler's btonaek Batters Is so ex-
eevdUig-ly popular la lncaliliue nuct to th
vlaiuttioa t anasmat'c (even and ether ol
sasos praducel by empolsuaad air. A family
that ha escaped (leanest da lug S sickly sew
sua ta tonsaqaeBo of using the BLlert a
safexuard, la a living advertisement ot tbe
virtues of tbi preparation. The whole aelgb-
Uorbood naluw taw faeU ( could u't bars
believed, It,' ajs one, "l scareely credited
tbe ativertlaemeuU vbutone must beikve
what ua sees,'' says snothsr "Tl is ths vsrjr
thing w aaed la Uile BBholeome sw Uoa ot
country," remarks a third. Ana tb result is
that Um bud ct vf seK-defsnse, the first law
of nature, Induces Hires fourth of that com-
sanity t obtain a supply of the great Vega-
table antidote before th next skk.y Seaao
sets in ia winter, wh a ths tyaiem requires1
extra vigor and elasticity ui enable It to bafBa
the cBeeu of damp and cold, the Bit era will
be foond particularly terVieeaM. Khrama
tisia will aot be at to fadea epoa mate las
sad aarte lhat ha beea braced up by this
cxeellest Wvlg.irsBt aod nervfaie ; nr will
lb atvarlila ot Uo season, whkb lure such
disastrous effeet oa tht pulmonary ereaus of
th feebia and delicts, bt likely to exercise;
th.-samt setoward lnOui-ne la esses where
tb stomach and' tlie external urtse ol tl
body (wkleh always sympatlilie with tha dU.
geative oWaoa) have beam tuned sad stimula
ted by a Ursa ot Ut restura'ire. TU at of
iodia-eauoo ud trrega srilios oi the bowels
hka proceed from sudden sbsngea of weatber
may always be avertsd by s tliaely as uf Ui
Ittev.
dr-deodlw,twU
1872
CAUTION!
LIA PERKINS ,
ftrtetnkin Uin.
Havers ar eaotlowad to avoid tb numerous
loon Various aa liMllalloas uneresl lor SaSs
JOHN DUNCAH'i BtiNS, New Tor ,
Ag nu fur Uss lialted at tea.
-L
The llli Utt FlHi irj Iti
Are auny. bat a ma idy lor them all Is far
slshed by asture. Tuura Is a ooubt Uiat for
every dUaaae thers H aa anlidote la the vege
table ktnzaooL. Tse sbuslifluecs were ill
vtetlms ut saanr aa leathsoine aaaladles, ye
liter toaad t ba wilds ot thaw lorasi raiaa.
dias sura sad pewertul. Actios; ea this baiter
Dr. Thu s Barsapsillla ad (ueea s Ueilcht
is onere us puune as s most aiiy eoeeaa.
trated vta.ble eoa, pound, possessing extra
oedlBary Hwsr far 11 is ear ot Hheuinatism,
Nearalcia. acralttla. L'Kwa. awelbur ot the
Ulaada, Krupliona ol Uia rkln, k'eauat Dw
aaae, Llvar a empiatut, a,-,mUary ayiba.
tos e nl or naen ui v, n it is a in si now
aitul aitsrallY" aod blood parill -r, and at Ih
same Uttisso hanulesa It may hs used by all.
WaU-h oat tor t hill sad Fever, and prepare
the aystern for r'ung It attack by asiug
ut. ait uvev rins. i
Dr. Tali's .WI s Is used In Panpe sad
Amertra. I
die t-deadlwAalt
A.IEU.
In Edeatoa, N. i ., oa ta i5ia Wuvsetsur,
IKT-J, Mrs. MsrgarM akiaaer wifeot Wat. K.
,klnasr, Esq., In the tit yaar of her eg. '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
w
A NT K D
A sltnsUoa as 1'XACIIER" bv a raUa.
niaa with eullsglala edaeatioaand eiperience
fur particulars address "I'eachar" iiametli
ally. r"aclu P. O. - .
aec e st" . . . i , . ; x i ,
TTKACTiVIAlICTION lALKS.
, Baturday, De. T, 1872.
Will he sold at Towlea' Auction Wars
2
louaeea wumlnrtoa Btreet, ssle to eo
leueeattOU a'elook. a larva eoilactloa
exealleot Faraltura. bonslstlua- at two eo
pietessuei wottax lamitura, oae nearly
avw. Twq flns I ars a Parlor l-ouktu liluM
I Bureans, S Cotug bedsteads and stst
trsuaea. Wash BUads, 9 Bae Rocking Chairs,
Can Bssted Cheira, Baliles a rib with Hair
Mattresses ana Pblows, I saw Carpets, Wuv
U ,. . .1 ... A U A A , . 1 .
-v- Miwn. wj., ireuuiUB SOU lav TS11CIT
of ilousahold articles which must be (old, a
the parties Inkad to remove at once from U
city.
Also on Good Oflle Deck, Cooking sad
Beating Slaves, Ve.
'Alt At. lUVtXKS,
dee2-2t - Aae'V
s
ALE OP VALUABLE COfTON FARM.
Tha sale ot the valuable slanbttlon ad-1
vertlsed to be sold ea the 16m Nov. w(t I
tn iB'inest ot eertsla partiea pastponeit.
will enar it ter sale oa 1 nesuay Ui 17lh De
kt lb Court Houss in Ralenrlt. -
To peisaus ilestnng a flrat nt ptAntAItoo 1
tais ib a rare apponunity to purchase. l
Terms ; ma fourth cash, the balanca hi
three final pavments uf one. two and thraa
years, wiua in ie rest iron dale payable annu
ally. 4e e-tds I
I he bptetaelaa is msnuraetiired from
''Miuu.e crysial Pebbles' mailed togslber,
tndara called LMamoud oa aceiantet Uwir
hardness sad brilliancy. It ta wall known
teat ppeclaclss cut from Brasillaa ur be Ich
p bhks srt very injurious to Um eye, because
uf their polarising liglik Having beea Intau
with Ihs polarise, ip. Uie duunuud bnaes have
haua fuuud to aduiU tifuaen r leal, leas
heated rays than any other pebul. Tbey art
ground with (rest setei.tnte acearacy, ar iroe
iruai chromatic abbaraUoaa, aad prodaee a
u,is.uib.bs ana Qiatmeiuess or vwoi not be
fore attained ia aueciacle Mauafaetururf br
ihs ipfiicw Cptlc.l Msnufseturliig Company,
New York tor sale by reeiiouslbi agents lu
svsry city lath Uuhw
II. Mahlar, Jewuier aad DpUclan, is Bolt
"' "i a, u., irotn wuoin uiey
cau only l oti.aiu.j. o pidulsn etnploysii.
Uo aot buy a pa r uuiost you as Ui trad I
ia ra. docbdtwly
AML'SEMENTd.
T
C C K E It II 1 I L .
B EX B F I T
and last appearance but out of
THk TALXkTKD roTKO AHTISr I
KATIE PUT KXA M J
oa whkh tecssloa she will appear ia her I
vrm impnrnmmtum of
FA.U'UO. THE CRICKET
in which shs hat Ml EQUAL. Incidental to
ths character lha Psaoea Btuow Oases I
au lum MSI ruts KBSTIVIllMt,
Admission I (t rxi I
uauery ut
ao sxira caar.e l.ir Herrd r'tat. ,
uuv se-tft , 1
0"
AT WORTH
FEMALE
INSTITUTE
AN
t
KNUI.lBft, fltKNCU AND OKRMA
(rUAKDIH'J AND DAT
CII'KlL,
Fraukl.u Street, Uaitiuma,
A. K. UASSOJf, I'rineqmi,
I So
Md.
J.SS.
Mrt'C. ICUNgeLDllKCUT, Fias-ZY's
Formarlyof Bell llama Inslila ;
! Columbia, Bi-9 I
tag IT U - r
O UIB
II
Ha l D
Keapeclfully leader Ills services to thos
reqniriug n kngiuenr, Mill Wright; Baw
Ureaser or Hswyer. Mlllliur and Annculiural
Machinery aad Power Presses of all kinds pet
p end warranted. Pisa aad speemeauoos
tarnisbed oa reasonable t rms at eborl nolies
Also Asenl lor Kiikard't tlieuia ktis-io, a
U 1st Mills, (tha best ia thaaurid wsrraaudj
rower snu nana tora Btieiier ana oiuker v
Davis palftBttin Jet Pump witliout valves,
for all kiimt of puuiplux pile t46 snd S.LY
mvsluabie lur wills.
i.cfeisto lion, llsuiel U. Puwls snu (as-
park A- Co.. ksleieb, N. u. . J '
vtilisra Off-. v Huilnifton, ti. C,
J. Bsrluw, C'la)bin, M. C,
AUdn-rt
Lulu a. hicii),
aepXl-wlBi Vsrj. ,,0.
Assisted by i
Monday, Nov. tJMh,
fOK IYel'l'HIA. Indlemtloa. doonjaaloa
of tnU And ginersj(lt,tlily In Una Various
binns; alto, ssa preventive sKam-t P. ver and
Aku, and other rntnraiiilent f evert. The
Heiro i'ttosoliorsuai fc.il til at Call.ala. made
by Caswell, ilaiuu-d ., Hew fork, and
sold by all U-ot'iii.u, is ths bent tonic, aud a
a tome ffr lanac-nu recovering from fever or
other SH-ktMlss, il bat aoefjusl.
TIUJItHToN'a IVOR- PKARL TOOTH
POW lak.it. 1 ue b.t srlli ls known rorchfsn-
smk ano preserving; tit leelb and rnias. feold
by ail lruKn',sts rues aa and 1W eeaits per
boltle. P. ; Wi' Co., New vfk.
TJIAMUND IPEOTACLk.
L
Raleigh Market.
CAREFUl.LT REVISED
REi l KH KVKKY
AND
DaV.
COR
i.ia, DecenibeiJ, WA
APPLES t
Oreee..
rlei.. x
PEACH E9 :'
(ireea.......
Dried........
BUTTER..'. ......
BACOS:,
X. C. llsms.
fcid,ie.... .
--' ahiwljer..',,
21
tt'aa'srndbonlda'
'S.4.. .
Hulk rhonWirs..
nUU-s
Hulk Mue . ..
2AI.U1S
COTTUS : '
Low Middling...
Uood Ordinary..
Ordinary . ..
ClllCKENt; .
CHEESE:
Eastern Cutting
COB ................
COKM MEAL -, ....
EGO ............
M.C. VLOUB,.
LARD
T1E4.......
SOLE LEATUER.v..
tPPKR LIATHKR...
93
.- U
2
ttuuiTe
a s a a
kaitaftal $imiltt$m
(Smporiunt.
Tishor Duildinrjr
RALBIOH, A'. C.
TUB riNBST BKlBVTlO.f OF FIRST
PLATED WARE In all 1U varieties.
TABLE CU1LERT of ontfflaU and Deawestle
Maaaiacuir.
COOKIXO lTl.VSir.3 and tit other Bona,
Purniahirig Good of Uw newest and matt
approved patterns, wmt asslllUis old
substantUI, wslldrlait sppllsutas el the
past .
JJlXII'i Marvin V Co.,
Wish thslr frlendi tat tlis pabll to under.
s.anu uiat m wm proseeanofl Ol ueir uuslneat
they sra eminently alive to the progress of
wa uiuea, awu toey propose io eoullnua the
lURDWABk awf H QUI. It rL'kSKIIlSQ
' aVSI.VlSI A T THK SSW Pl.i Ct
Ons vary latgs teals aad respectfully in lie
in iiwiwtius si war iwi-i, .
dee 5 If . ...... j . .., ..
APPLK!ATIO!l WILL'BE MADE To THE
(lenerat Asseiahly at Its present session to
aiueua uia ensrter oi me -susoi neiii sisu
afaebiruig t;oiupsny. dees In
N
O W I K ' T O R E '
HE0
r-Lri
K1.1E
(litKKN
it
whi-E
winrg:
WHITE
WtilTk
t'AltPKf WAlia1
U-AKI.'k.t.ik.AK.i'..
CAKl'Kf WAKr
ST
HAKDWlkK DKPOT Of
I'. II. UUlUOl ds W)N!l.
BOV23-U
'JLlttiANT HOC'K AND LlT l RAL
EIOII 0K BALE.
Ilavlna- pun based tha ehwatit imiwrlv
Iniwn at llLkw 1LI), late tha nsaidenee of
Mr. Kiiia-slanti, tHuated oa Newtwm Arnu
just outside of the rily limits, 1 will sell the
sain en aoeomai ousting unaas fcoin a- to
pries sad eredit, 1
I sin willing to tell tha whole, or of err,
including the dwelling hnnse.
, . sBHr r na r : i.r.,
deej-tf
KaletKh, N. C
yATCHEi, JEWEI.BT. -V
'bteruno SILVER ' '
AND
TRirrxa platcd wanit axo clotu.
I htv )ust retained from New Tork snl
have parriiamd a larxa assrtmrfit of the
above. My store Is full sad eoaspleu. 1 have
as large a sloek at belor the war. hew,
lush ionahle and hamisonia.
I My assoitanent of ecis srvemIp) t A!j
kinds bora bO eenl to 1 to suit ail satiw. I
want tits inenilier uf lite ileiiUlstnre ami vlai
turt to mill t net nm al n v old More, same
alaee lur Zl year. Watches and Jewelry rs
aiiii'd. Bptaal" attetliion paid to rejoiiu;
hna Watches. Jewels set ami new pieces
mad for ail We cbea. Work wsrrsnbd 11
months, 1111 sell cheap tor Cai-il. Ihm't
,K-l or pass by the lug watch Bear tlis Cap
WI and
' JullM C,
PALMER,
nov 35- !
NO. 75.
V V u
UTii,t served s4 Prlm-il r,iki hi
is last Senate ot Nortk Carolina, an n i ,tn
r of
the
s-.otr. a familiarity with ail tuo dimes of
ai paiuofl, anmutnee mynvlf as a emul
ate forre alretlun. and resurcUuily soikii in
aid of aaeratiert elect
.. ... CAPT J. J BOBI.V4..
ep 17 !
A
KKTB WANTED.
THE MA8TES 81'lRITi t)F TilK
WtJltl-D. and TKE TREALRE HtiUS"
Of AMiRlCA.
ra aatT auau or ta rasa.
. ArvaU report sales of X to 1,) eopuw In a i
few hours or data. Pros--tus lre. A-Mrea
u J. W. (HKUi-l'bt .,.
Sew fork. :htesgo, Uneinaad, t. Loui
New Orleans,
sept H5 dawani v
V
ALUAtJI.E
LASlt; fC'K UALB.
Oa Wednssdsy, ths EHillTEENTII dsr
Of neoaeabar next, at Uw tat reaidencsof
Ir. J. Uriraton Biiiltti, llt c'd.
ws will, by virtue of certain m,wtgsge to the
81. Annu.tlue Normal eckoul, 1. a. UMkcs
and others, sail al paolio aue.lon all 11, Uud
belonging to ths estate ot tbe daceaaed, ro.
sitting of
THE VALUABLE RESIDENCE,
with lu appurtenances, aboat 95 acrus of .
laud near th
w. B. ronNor tbb citt o halrhiii.
Beveral atasH lot bt th Eaatern ntrt of
Raleigh, tnd about () acres of land r , miWa
W est of Kaleinh, uinuur th laud ot Janea
Dodd od others.
Ih sal will bt ia nanuts ta suit. ,.
ebawera, . . -
a kKMB wr-Oaa-third cash, the remainder on-
a credit tor ta montha . '
At the asm time and ptae the Administra
tor of said J. B. Smith will Sell the nuusiu,ir
of the personal affect of the estate.
WM. H. BAtTLE BONd,
' "' Attorneys, A,
nor ikt-tals. '
mm AND RELIABLE.
VACCINE VIRUS..
At
aordO-tf
BtMPiON'S
Drug tilore.
JRB. J0BN8OM AND HI.NES.
The endeeslirned hsvlne folmed s partner
ship for Ih prscUca of their prulmi,,n in all
usvanoas nrancnet, rttsiwiruily onr Uieir
services to the eitlscns uf KsleiU aud of Ui
surrounding oousu-y.
lr. Johnson will alwavs b tottnd st his
well-known oWe en ltiUiH,to' r-trer-l, who
Dr. Illne may ba fsund for tlie present at the
Ysrborougb liottst or at Dr. Jomii'm i otttce.
t'H AH. E JnllNi.N M. Ii,
- - Pkll-H as ilih M.
SUIelgh, Dee. 1, lttTi.
dec 2 Im.
For Salo To-Day.
1(10 Sacks tf. C Plonr.
) Umbels ( lay Pins.
7TS0TJ Buanels 'Whait Brand.
So bushsU While Corn Wwd.
Bushels Winter and Kpniuc. lists
'JO Barrels Early Rosa Potatoes.
44 Harrets U hit and Brown lia-,
14 Holes Meau
HI lloaei Cheese.
10 rirkins liathsa Puttttr.
. 6 boxes Mseetrunu
V
80 Bags Coilo.
nor if
W. C. BTIIO.SACH.
H
t)"R P iWDEUS-POVTZ't.
At
UOV ffl If
irux blure,
13 M
1101' 8 APKERVfi-CIMt fALTiOF
rwiir. A7r.v(.f v.
tit I. It Kit, VI 1 HATB O r Ml A A."-1 A
A..XO MAOAt.lA AtKHIhS r
At rlMfrtoN'lJ
nur 80-tt Unix Blare.
A DM NlafKAfolt S
-ALb.
I will tell In Th inaavllle. ou the X ,th of
Decern 'aer nest bl ba highest biiLIrr, tha
eha'.Ud pioirly In ana about tha Keuiaie Col
lect, via litre Punoa in g,njil outer, the
Llbraiv, Ulohe c , tii the llil, Puriii'ure.
(eoueialing of fihee's, Rialik'tlN t.'ottiforta.
Matlresae., AC ,) CliallS. I shies luule r,-
KiteUea Warn .ookogHiuve Wtish keiu,,.
lulls. c Alan suiue corn. Hluvat Uais and
lly. Ternia c li
It W. THOMAS, Ailtn'r.
LAaT CALL.
All Uo Indebind to the estate of 1. W.
Tiioju.a, dee'd, must eonie forward s.tid iu.,lve
synieut or Uiey wilt hsio to p ,y cwal
ti. VI. 111IJAIAJ5 AUII, r.
dce4-dltawSi j
II
K R I
S A F E 9
11 U T O X V I It & ,
.Boftrotfa Mam. Nov. I!, infj
tr 7, Niv Tork t . ,.
htm dtteKmr-d .feiwmtw of tii.fi
niu, mw liJ iiuiM of yar 'i.uujHiV,
ittj(-ST winch ww wtfl ttnni-trj U rveow. iimti
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