t uk n b rt,
AdvvtkfWiUts will be mmrtml In the Uuily
aaa-rian, at the following ralea pur square el
our torn, or Un minion hues.
iiequareuaeuuu...i LU
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aim or imnuTM.
leaa'thaa a week........
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Diiy 8.tlol 1 few a admaes
Dally, Six aon tha la ulnae
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VOL. IX.
RALEIGH, N". 0., TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1874.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
JOHN HIXAGCJ, XMitar
Memorial 6khkt.ii Tha Right R
cm4:tiir'BhhttinVtM'fAotM af X.
Carolina, delivered in. tk. Jubo't charob
laat aiiiht, a Memorial Beraton apoa IBM
Kev. U, M soon, IX D, itotujf Christ
.'Tub ('iCrua.--li Lla-r throughout pf.
the but compliment highly. Us fftonpe
picture ul the frees Qang, taken by out
Photographer Watsoe, Friend Mampt of
the 8outkmr think Mr. - Dead, af tha
Eafield 'ttflwt, tba haoilaomrat of tba
party, la which we cui acids, aa4 alio that
lha faw-hwk af tba party waaia tba mi
line, wa won't aay at ba doti, "oa tba
faooe." ' ' .
Th C adst Hop ifl Hiluboeo. Our
tbaaka for aa inT ttttea to ba pnatat at
a Bop Complimeataiy ta-tAafflcara and
Cadetaof tballoraaraad Qrarea icboal,
nttheMuooic Hail HilUbaro, N. C,
Wadoeaday afeoing, May 7tb. Wa will
hava to furago to pleaaant an oocaaiaa
only on aouaunt of duty.
Thennometer
Btora,My26tb.
Ai A. M.
" 12M. '
"8PM
at L Bransona' Book
77.
80.
83.
Tm BrmawBikMT FaariTai.. Bear in
mind tba Strattbarry Fcatival In night,
at tha Bitrrtngtfr 8tire, and" gi tha la
dica a call.
Pawing there to-day we noticed exten
di re, preparation! going on to make tba
affair all it should bi.
Tba room ia moat tai'efully decorated
and theacene to-night pramiast to ba
delightrul and eachaatiag.
Th Third Jcdicia', Distbict. The
Btata Executiva Commiitae hare Appoint
ed the fallowing gentlemen aa tha Dem
ocratic Executive Committee for tha
Third Judicial District- tha names not
baring baen heretolora published: ;
Wm. T. Dortcb, Cbair'n, Wayna conn
tj; Geo. W. Blount, Wileoo; Julia Q
Jackaon.OreenaiJpho F. Vr oaten, L-
noir. B. F. Askew, Jonas; Jaha H.
Haughtea, CrTta; James S. Long, Peai'
Uc . U: - , . :-
EiRoeciix AcciosnT. Last night Ssbri-i
na Rayaer, (col) linng en Eaat Hargett
Street, was badly burned, if nat fatally
bo, by the breaking of a keroaeoa lamp..
It aems a woman passire through tba
rosai with the lamp in bar band acci
dentally drenDed it. when she attempted
to throw tha broken burning mats out of
the bouae. but in her eicitcineot threw It
in tha Ian of tba other woman, Sahrina,
wbo was sitting on tha porch, tba llama
quickly ignitiog bar clothing, which waa
not DUt out until aha was badlv burned.
he ia In a critical condition to-day.
Bitti,xo flooA. -Our townaman, Mc"
Lian Potter. Em., has commenced tba
manufacture and bottling of moat deli
cioua aoda in tha basement ot Bimpson'sj
drutr store. Tba establishment is tba
most complete ul the kind in tba Btata
and wa teara his salea are rapidly on tba
increase. It ia put np in bottlea, and than
packed for shipment in cases to any re
quired number. It (a kept as fraab let any
length of time, at If drawn fr-.m a foun
tain. .
TBU TWIWtT FoOKTH JUHk CELEBRA
TION. At a meetiag af the Tarioot chart
. table organizations of the city held oa
yeetorday alternoon, a proper programme
waa after full consultation agreed upen,
aad tha celebration of tba Ftatiral of Bt.
John oa tha twenty fourth at Jans in aid
ol the Oxford Orphan Asylum. .
Tba Masonic fraternity, the Odd Fel
lowr,Kuigbia of Pjthias, Temperance
orders, and others are Invited to be pre
sent and J"in la the parade. : :
The President of the Agricultural Be
ciett. Col, Uolt. hu tendered tha use of
tha Fair Ground for the dinner and occa
sion, which offer has been accepted upon
tba part of Msj. Basil 0. Manly.chalrmaa
ol the Committee of Arrangement.
We trust there will ba a large crowd
from our sister towns present, and with
the turnout ot citixeoe tba day ahould be
ebaeiYed and made . a grand aad gala
celebration, r . ;
The followioK ladies compose tba com
mittee to solicit contitbutiona in behalf
- of the celebratU and paraoitally assist in
the affair: H
Mia. Q. Busbee. Mrs, QW.. WlJ
Miss. Blanche Fentresa, Mrs. X. Fasnacb,
Mrs. 3. B. BatchelorMisa. Beuie Blake,
Mrs, Uee. I. BiLgietarj, Mrs. A. it won
acb. Misa. M. K. Nixoo, Miaa. GrUlie
Bagley, Mrs. J. 8. Fi.btr, Misa. Annie
Cooke, Mrs. M. Qraosman, Mr. M. Bo.
aeobanm, Mr. R. O. Lewis, Mrs. B. O
Bmitb. Mrs. W. N. Mills, Miss. But Pea
cod. Mia. Mollis Mill. Miss. Man Hol-
den. Miaa. Era Briget, Misa. Kltia Uol-
den, Misa. KaU V. Fisher. Miaa. Mary X.
Taocey, Miss. Clara Kramer, and
Bykaa. . -
Personals
GuTcroor Caldwell, Treasaror Jenkins.
Col. Thomas C. Fuller, and others, who
went hither to attend Haywood Court
last weak, were apprised af tha contiia-
anoa of the suit, which called tbta there.
at Old Fort, and will return to tha cltyi
U.S. Carter, Eeq., formerly of this
, city.) editor of the Lancaster. (8. C
ZaeW. was tried at Lancaster laat Batnr
day for killing a man named Hickson last
year, and honorably acquitted, It being
cieariy aaewa mat tna act waa onintea
UanaL -,;'; v-( ;
Deputy Warden, Wm. IL Thmpn,
of the Peniteatiary, who baa bees quite
ill for tereral days past, wa are glad to
ieara, ia this BwrniDg considerably better.
-. Carrtfr fciwCiiurTCottt. Tbis
vanrs opens in Btti ropoutau Uaii ca Hon
dT next. The new Chief JnUice. Boa.
.Jtorriaoav Waith-wiiTriwdeaMaaeUted
with Judges Bond and Brooks, Hon.
KsTerdy Johnson, of Baltimore, Walter
atadd, of Pbilsdelnbia. knd ether dittin-
gulihed Attorneys will ba in attendsaca,
aw aa;a part ia tha bona luita,
Komwatim or Urn. Aihi Tba pr.
oaadinfl ot tba eotnarratira Oiatriet coa
raatiaa Which a at heri oa tba 30th laat,
will ba found ia aoothe ooluma. Horn.
Than. & Aaba aa rawwinUHt for C-
grcaa by aoelamatiua.
rraatdent, and Uea, i-A. 4. Uargaa, tba
nermanaat PraaidaaC niada InUnatinc
ramarkf ia tba oonTMtiaa. aa did . ala
J. TmhmF kit
tmjri ta mt tha diHaraat
tba wbaia Baata from Radical aa aagto
roia. I'aorfeUa jfrnmot,
Hokkttbb AT Knia XeOWTAtH. A
aerieue aflalr aoourrad at King's Moua-
taia Mine aa tha 17th lust. A aaa asm
ad JaaaaaHwasJabaa aaed Rufoi
Baaford. The pistol ball went ia orer
the left eye aad lodged la the beck of the
bead. The sua died ia three-fourths of
aa bear. Both whit and yeaog man. If
ia aaid that Banford baa a mother lirine-
at Tata's Factory.
nn letter from which we get the above
information says : j,"
"The mea were at tha keuae of J. B,
Fatla oa Saaday morning, aad were stan
ding ia the antrr. Elwoed took a box of
cartridges from bis pocket aad aaid to
Baoiora now would yon like to hare a
deae ol these. Ban lord nude a grab far
them. Elwooiaald no, yoa abanl hare
them 1 hare get one here yon shall
bare step outside. They both did so.
Banford kept close to JSlwood. El wood
said step back you are too close. As Baa
ford stepped back Elweod drew m pistol
from hi pocket and shot him iasi astir
without a word-mere-"
El wood waa brought te tbia city on
Thursday laat for examination before
Judge Logan, who offered him bail ia the
sum of 91,000. Until the bail ia given
Elweod remaiaa.ia Jail. CAarfam Dtm-
oont "
State NewaM-
Tae Tin aaya : Capt. Harding, who
baa purchased from the Government the
eld Confederate ram Neuse, will teara thia
morning for Klnstoa, for tha purpose of
blowing up tba same, the river being too
high aad tha current too strong for com
mencing operations before. We should
thiak it dsneeraus busiaast, but ba In
forms as that it la not '
JTbe CommiiBioners of Craven county,
have brought Bait against the Oammissioa-
ers of Pamlico to recover the sum of 130,
000 claimed to be due aa Pamlico's pro-
portlen of the railroad debt . -.
Thb Radioal Judicial Corraimoa.
As wa ga to press the Radical Judicial
Coeventiea ia aeaaiea at Flestaa) iaatiliha
the threes of delivery. It will eventually
put forth a candidate, we . sap pose, but
thus far hu made no pragma to that end.
Moasra. Clarke, Fsircloth and Seymour
went into the Convention with three votes
each. On Thursday eixty ballots were
token without altering tha relative - posi
tion of the parties, although Lenoir osun
ty manifested a disposition to trade trom
Clarke to Beymev, if Seymoar'a Iris ads
would suppert Loftin, of Lenoir, for Boll
citer. Yesterday tba Convention res
sembled, and it wa found that the terer
al deleeatiens remained firmly by their
oondtdatea, until tbeVne-hundredth bat
tot of thereabouls alien Lenoir chang
ed to Seymanr, giving him 4 votes.
Clarke V Pwrdtn C. Lenoir aflorward
changed back to Clarke.
The difficulty la hamonUiag upon tub
or candidate aeems to be that Faireleth ia
not regarded aa a aimea pure Radical ;
Boymonr ia ebjectlenable because be is a
carpet bagger, and the carpet baggers
whocoalroltbe Craven aad Pamlico vote
will not go for Clarke because he de
nounced them so bitterly at Trenton.
"Let oa have peace." Journal qf Cm-
ewre. ;
Judge Logan appeaed la Charlotte
Fnday, the Obttmr aays, ia his electioae-
ering pan la of Bald Mountain blue Jeans.
The speech of the Conaerrati re-Nom
inee for Judge, ia the Court House, oa
Thursday, ia highly apokea of. It waa
certainly aa able aad elequant defence 'of
bia Ka Klux - record ; and a triumphant
vindication pf the aclioa of the nomiaa
Uog Conreation.
Mr. Bbenck poaaeasea a fine order of tel-
enta, is an able lawyer, aad oae of tba
moat brilliant and forcible spaakcra in tha
State. His speech oenrertaj into tWj
aaumber of hi tnmitt, aa wa
auted ia the brief report of the occasion
in yesterday's paper. 1 ; ; ;: " rj:,
We eohOdently expect to chraaicle la
August next, the triumphant election of
our nominee, la spite of Mr. Sbencka
personal enemies, aad the doinga of Ia
depeadeata, BeU-Meminatod Candidates,
Dolters, Disorganixers, and the Republi
can Party.
. Meckieabarg, we are pread to aay, hat
aevar yet cast bar vote for a Bolter or a
Radical ; aad, if aha i knows beraetf, wa
believe the nerer wilt. The Indications
are now that the ConservatiTa Toteti of
thia county will rally aa aaasat to the snp-
port aftba regular nmloesa.CAarla
O&erreer. - -t"
The BlaUnUU Amrieo eemea out
Btroogly agaiast the nominee of the Caa-
Bervativea for Judge ia thia diatrict,
Every blow that it struck far the bolters
ia as much gaia lor the Radicala, and
heigh taot Logsn't chaacea for re eteo-
The Republican Convention of the 7th
Saoatorial Distriot HMt-t Haafa rilJa
Tuesday 19th Inst, aad nominated O. W.
B Lao ton, Wilson, an J S. J. Sharp, of Wash,
for the Senate.
A CoDtamtive ptpar will ba atarted '
ia IJantoQ U ba ballad tba CXoa
Btetrd. Chariaa A. Taylor, of Oxfard,
and Jtmea.B, Rodgan, of Tarboio, ara to
ba the Piibliahara. "
laara tuia CapU Jamta A- (Black walder,
af4lwaU towoahip, 'that a worm rery
Vtf.&f 1 ttt vnxmsix a 1 jottttn 01 if, a well 'as Vue chrpat. TC I
aeighborbond.
AcctouTAL Dnewatno. A colored
man by the name of Daniel Flllyaw, fell
evarboard from h-turpentine rait oppo-
aite Keaara: J, R..BIossnm '& Evans' dis
tillery,, ia the tipper part of the city, yea
terday forenoon, aad was drowned before
beould Le rescued Ia leai th.n hall
an hour aftarwarda hs wss Isund aud
drawn to the surface by means of grap
pling irons, but erery effirt ialtt to res
tore htm was unavailing. Jttnral
'' se
CHIEF JUillCE WAITE ON A DIA-'
PER CASE.
In tba United butos Circuit Court, yss
terdsy, belore Chief Justice Waile and
J udge Band, the important case submitted
to their honors was lbs meiiU of a baby's
patent diaper, which John B. Hemphill,
tompUinsni, aliped hnd been infringed
hy Cbsrls Outlier. The dhper is of In
die rubber cloth or cuip.itiou, with
short leggings, and made to button up in
front, resembling a pair of bubtailcd
drawers for babies. "The "" cein plaiaant's
patent improved diaper and tha d'aper
alleged to be an infringement upou it,
were exhibited to the court, and the mer
its of each pointed tut by the reapectire
legal cuuaasl, learned In the law, who are
engaged ia the case. A broad smile was
freqaeotlj provoked by (lie norolty ol the!
discussion of snub a subj-et belore solemn
jadgea, one nt them the highest on the
beach. 41'tar argument the Cbl' f Jus ice
held the aba'ruaa subfccl under consider
ation, and his ducition may bo mar's
known to-day This ia tha ttcnnd case
which tba Chief Juaiioa has been called
upon to decide since hs haa vuitod this
circuit, Bait. Run, 82ad,
. BPECUL' NOriCES.
- Ws should not heeiute te recommend
to any Iriand of oura. Param' l'ra(('e
run; they aro actentlOcally prepared, and
are adapted to all the purposes of a good
purgative medicine.
Decidedly the best remedy that hsa
ever been jJiacovard.. foz. Jheumatism,
swoolen or still iaiata, flosh wouods,
apraina, bruiaee, cars and bums, hi Mn-
ami Anodyne LinimetU We use it, and
always recomemend it to eur friends.
The Timet aaya Dr. Ws'aole baa tost
du Desutirui ensstnut mare. Baa died sud
denly ia harness, it ia u posed from bots
or pin worms. If the Doctor had uaed
Shiriian'i Caeolry Condition PawaVhs
would, b doubt, have had bis mare to
daythey are death on worms.
Cbisped hand ara vary common with
theet who have their bands much in wa
ter. A few drape ot Joknton't Anodyne Lin
imtni rubbed over the hand two or tbres
times a day. will keep thorn soft and white
Fishermen, sailors, and others will do
well to remember tbia. , .t j
Cora aad floor ara ataple article; but
not mar so lb an Jolinteni Anodyne Lin
iment, where known. It is good tor chil
dren oradulu, for any Internal soreness of
the chest or bawata, aud the beat Liniment
prepared, under whatever name.
Dr A Johnson, one of tha moat eucceae-
tul practitioner of bis time, invented
what is now called Joaaiea's Anodyne Lin
iment. The great aucoesa ol tbia artlcU in
tha cute of Broochitia and all disease ot
tbioat aad lungs, will make the name of
Jphnaoa net laea favorably, If lew widely
known, tbaa that or Louis K.poioon
Aa Irishman called at a drag st&re to
ret a bottle or Jonnton i Anodi nt Lint'
ta lot the Khevmatiam,- the druggist
naked him in what part of the body it
troubled him moat, MBe ma soul," aaid be,
"I bare it ia ivery beul and corner er
For lost ef cud, bora all, fed water In
cows, loss ef appetite, rot, or murrain ia
ebeep; thick wind, broken winded roar
ing, and for all obstructions of tha kid
neys ia horsee oae onarwan itjaatwr Con-
nert ar several kinds of worms which
tremble keraea; the pin-warms (pointed at
both ends) are the moat common aad moat
dangerous. Sitridem't Cemkp Condition
nmUn will in a few days eject tba worms,
and the horse will begta to thrive.
Factories and macblos shops should
not be allowed to raa a day without
Jokntorit Anodyne Liniment. . Ia case of
a aaddaa accident, aa tm mediate net ol it
may Mrs weeks of suffering, sod herbeps
a lime, or stcw uia. Ms: ' s ' i
be all-gone foaling which people aeme
Unaea speak of, ia oanaed by waat of pro
pet acUoa o( the lir and heart. Tbeae
aaay ae aaetated, and ine dowsis regulated
by ittmnf furfU4 ruu ta small da
rannfe PurgatiM Yule, which are
now being extensively sold ia tbia State
are partly vegetable, aad are mild and
gentle ia their operation.' One in a dona.
Good qualities, certainly.
' Without doubt hundred of people
who will read, thiajtom are suffering with
Kidaey Disease in eotae form, wbicb
might be eared with -a. betttiseTtwo-" of
Johntm'i inaiyaa Liniment used : tetera-
aliy. Why not try it?
.Vetarlaary Sargaoaa all Aver the eoa'a
try ara raconunaadiefj gfrf,' Caaofry
Condition Tovden tot the followins troub
le ia hortei: lsm of appetite, rougbneae
of tbe hair, stoppage of bowels or water.
thick water, cough and colds, swelling of
glands, worms, horse ail, thick wind, and
beavasv
NEW ADVERTISXIUUITS.
GarrC
1. m
gentlemen, wtU be more satisfactory than
any thing I can say :
Nbai Cart, N. a, Nov., lth, 1878.
Tliis is to certify that I' am uainc ene of
tke Cary Oins made by VCJt. Barrotl. of
'ary, . C, and that I am well pleased
with itand would cheerfully recommend
it to any one wanting a good Gin.
. A. a. Y ATX.
Cart, N. U, May 22nd, 1874.
I take pleaaure in savins: that the fifty
awe Cotton Gin, I purchased from Mr.
W, M. Borrell, known aa tha Cary Oin dees
far beltrr work tbsa any Gin, I have
heretofore used, theugh coating f rom 50 to
100 per cent, leaa money. I think any uer-
son.iu want of a Oin will aara money by
purchasing the t'arj Uin, its ptrrormanoe
haa been entirely aatiafactory to us, I can
cheerfully recommend it to ethers.
a. r. paqb.
W certify that the Cary Oin has given
entire satisfactina to our nelgbbora, who
ave tried it, aud ws think it aa excel
lent gin.
II. r. Quaes,
II. B. Jordan,
W. O. Pake,
Wm E. Fell.
PRICE :
ForWSawGia, $t70"
Far 53 Saw Oin, 160.
For 69 Saw Oin, 150.
For 45 Baw Oin, 140.
For 40 Saw Uin, 180.
For all under 40 Saw, ... 120.
Persons wanting Gins will pleaae send
n their orders early in tha season ao that
may not dc crowded la the rail. Bend
n your ordure and I warraot you will be
pleased. I do all kind of repairing.
ADDRESS, W. M. OOKRKLL,
may25dw-tf. ,r Cary, N. C.
27 Years Old.
Six Reasons Why
YOU SHOULD INSURE IN
LIPK INIIIRA N CB
COMPAIvY.
il CHESTNUT STREET,
I III LA DEL I'll 1 A.
1st. Because it i one of the oldeat
Companies ia tbe Country, and paat tha
dar efexnerimenta.
2nd. because every policy-holder it a
. i. .
member el tbe Company, entitled to alt Its
advantagaaaod privileges, baring a right
to vote at an election lor trustees, and
thus haa aa influence In ita management.
ttrd. BueaUM it ba aa tares a percent'
age ol assets to liabiUUea as any ii.'e Iii-
suranca Company in the Country, ' -
4th. secaoao by ecooomict,! aiaaage
moot, its ratio of expense to total iocome
a tar below tbe average af Life Compan
ies (see umciai inaurance Ke porta)
5th. Bocauae it hu declaied mora
dividend ia number, aad of a Larger
.Average fercoatage, tbaa aay Company
in the United Statoa.
For example : Policy No, lS.ler $5,000,
haa been paid to tha widow af a I'hiladai-
Shia Merchant, upoa which twanty-tbrae
ividendt had been declared. Averaging
tllty-sevea per cent. U id these dividend
been used to parch aa addition to this
Policy, 15,048 more would have beea
realixed, making the Policy wertb $11
IHO. ;,. I i j -Hi'
OUi. Becaaae it ia liberal ia ita mana
gement, prompt in its eltleuienU, safe ba-
vond a contingency, ana ita rates are
low as aay Bn-eiasa uompsny la tba
Wuatry. -
Pbibcifai. rEATUBia. email sxpenaea,
absolute security, large return premiums,
prompt payment ot losses, and liberality
to tbe matured.
SAMUEL a HUIT, Preside.
,. SAM'L E. BTUKKd, Vtea-fnseeat, .
. H. i. 8TIPHENC, Id Vtee Freatdent,
iki WI1K M A WlK. Actuary,
UITMUV illSYIV IuhIu.
vnur muisiuititMi i
IDtf! a. PkutL I Medical Ixamtaers
W. H. FlliCU, Oanaral Maafger.
WANTED:
Active Local aad District Airests with
direct contract for tba Pena Mutual Lift
Insurance Co.of Philadelphia, for N. C
iiddre, w. u. riAUU,
may 25-tf V Oeal Maaager.
Orange Sporting
- AflJ
BLASTINO POWDERS,.
-xfjftPOWDElar
Pot ap te Kstellle aa4 Woodea Eega.
I4rW)! JtSfiB SJQ FUWDUCiV
Magaaiae beyone the City Umlte.
JU'eiKh, V. C.
JUUC5 LEWIS A CO. Ageote.
Towier deUverai abroad or any where ia
in e.ty free er charge.
SVa IB siLa tmtAvr trom tha InAe
Ti 11 ill
PETTY AJONBS.
... :. Mbew 'ul lliUr mI r-l
: ';And''H'atW,;:P
atlka, from ii to JJenC ii'igurad Lisen
Lawaa at 80. BeUd and figured Pacific,
Lawns at very low prlcea. Oraaa Cloth
aad ladia Seer Backer suitings at ptiat
which defy cmnpetitioa. ,iU ats', Bpool
Cotton, white and colored. Several cases
Latest Patterns and Styles Calicoes at 74
to 10. 3-4 unbleached shirting- at 5, 4
Unbleached ehirting V to 12 1 S. Bleach
ed 5hirtiog at to 8, 4-4 Bleached SuhV
ing at-9 to IS !-. r . a
Tbeae with our already large and baud-
tome stock of goods jnake a aplemlid as
sortment, and having had the .advantage
iu purchasing at life lowest prices ol tbe
Season, we offer eur goods a lo aa equal
quality can be bought ia the 81 ate.
All wiablog to buy either to sell or lor
personal use will save meney by examia
ng eur good and priona.
FIFTH AND LA8T COSCJJS (J-J
. ik aid orraa i
fi'BLic tfiutt lEjiTwii;;"
l.'.'.H )'
JULY SI,
1ST4
i Witt
. -.; - '-n v'-J-'il.i. 0
In announcing the Fifth and laat ef tha
series el Gift Concerto given for tbe bene
fit ot the Public Library of Kentucky lbs
ruitaea and Manager refer with pride
and aleasure to tbe four which have been
already given ; The first, December 18,
1871; tbe second, Decembers, 1872; the
third, July 8, 1878; and the ioortb, March
Stat, 1874. '
Under their charter, granted ny a spe
cial act of the Kentucky Legislature,
March 16. 1871. the TrueeWwe are author
ed to a-lra ONE MORE, and ONLY
OME MORE Gift Concert. With the mo
ney arieina from this Fifth and LAS!
Concert, the Library, Maseunw and ether
depart menu are to be enlarged an it. ta
llowed with a fixed and cettatBuufil
iacame. Bucb an endowment mod it ot
IbuL aa sill aneare heron'! peradveutuie,
not only the mainieoaooa qi.iaiir suku
cent establishment, bat i its tcoautant
growth. , ; ' -i-n '!"
TIE FIFIIC1FT C0SCRt.:i i,
fof tb bOrpoaaB marnQdaed, IhdT'whica
la noatlvelv and uneouirocally aanonnced
aa THE Ij&b a - it titvii-trv auir - v r.i
BE GIVEN UNDER TIII8 CHARTER
.... I . 1 1 11 It T CULM)
AND BY THE PRESENT , MAW AUK
bikhi, '..Tw.:iiii.'H 'U-'ai
Will cemeoff In the pulo. library uan,
at Leuiaville sty.,
. ' rrtdaf jBiysi. isM; :;'.;!
At this final Concert evervthhig will be
urjon a scale corresponding with ita in
creased ImDortaaoa, Tha musiac will be
tMHiarcd rii offineana DonoTstioir m
one hundred performers selected for their
fame la dinareat lauds, ana me unprece
dented turn of - '
$2,500,
ft',
f .. . .... .
divided Into twenty tboutonr"girt 1JJ
be distributed among the tickot-buidcrt
..- ii 1! HMD ! '
List of Gifts. 1;
Una Grand Cash Gift l'..STO,0nt)
OneWraadUwh trt Htv i'"i
Onetirmndtak UHt ,
Oaa Uraod Cash Olf t su,la)
One Orsad Caah Ulft , itt.WO
t (jaaa liitta, m, oaeo,.,,. vw.vuv
lOCaahOifta, 10,0 each...,-. V
CaaaOifta, 10,(MW h ...... J-W.O
21) Cash iifU,r 6.00) ach....i. lW.OUK
iif , 4 000 aach. ...... VMMVO
SOCaah tiltta, l 8,01 each.. , d,0UI
tw Cash eVtlte, tjm aarh... .... : lOB.w)
100 Caah OUU , aaebf...,r W.osi
240 CaahBilta 6" echBu,j J'-."
6O0 Csak Gill, -f loO each. W," W
19.1 uo Cash Uifta. I M eaoli!..... mMwm
arand Total .00v Gifta, all cah.(..B,O0,0u
PrlcoofTlciidts;!
.:4r.?."..-s bn
Whole Ttcaata ...... .
Ilalra. ......
reath,orach Coapoa...
II Wki.t.Tlrltiitj far.....
- S5 W
, it'1
UOJ w
UU Tickete for .,,..wUm,uu
Ticket are now ready lor sale, aad art
dert accompanied by caah will be prompt
wailed, r.:1.?.;;.,., ' -' "
Liberal oommissioos witt be allowed to
aatiafantnr areata, "i nn.. A I
Circulars containing rait 1 panicoiars
lurnunao wnppw". , .,
V TUO. E. BKAMLETTE,
'., . A treat and Maaager, ,
Pablie LIUary Baildutg,' Louisville. Ky.
-- AM t Is
CURES
llhenmatlsm,
Nenraljim, '
Sore ThroEt,
lloarsenesn,
Barnv Soreness,
Bolls, Womidf,
nfem, Bralsefi.
fneAdacKe7
"Tiles
Tovikathe,
011 SorM
All He morrfcagO, - -i
Diarrhoea,
etc
' Seal da, ; Imene
'A
GA.i A T b a L e o r: v
QABJEN HOES.
FORNEXrWlJAYt, A
FORNKXr SO DAVB,'
Garden
Uardea'
lloos 15 Olrfa.
i -t.it;, Hira ad Conta,
ii
WananteJ Bteel.'
' ,
;V B'Wa,ra.,tedBleL.,'fl
Garden Uoea 30 cents,
brvatiBargAiiu,
Croat Bargains,
f UsVJcn rfucs vim, '"' ;
'""CaltKwlyV '':""''
Cainiafly'" ''SiM'
'M!fti.n 40 c.nta,4; "!
;'id B' llova 40 tt;nta,
Kxtrwnely, Low Prwxa, ' 1
I Hi -I:
Kxtfsnely
UaiiUn Ho 45 cent,
U.vten UiM-t 45 cents,
--85:8307 45r and 50 cwiliT
Call aud bay great bargains at w -
vtl,I.;,..iI!f,il'.lL BlUUOSifc b03.)
U havajiut vua sad; -myantire"Stoek e
Spring and Summer Ooods, bought at tbe
owva min reaenea usi npnng, ana am
able to offer rondsot the aameqaaltty aa cheap
aa any one la Uila or arvr other market, :r'
KEEP
i , o (j- - i"f ' ! :v ,. .
, DKT GOODS,
' NOTTrtStt'. rANcf ' .
I f.
I.
avn aimra ian ti at
BW AND FHEsIi boowhi at tha !.
prices aad toU fur a small .proat, thereby aa
alillng my rutomera and nubile to supply
themaalvti at aatiafaetorv prices
, Tbaakfal for Bast (svms 1 Bon to marit '
eontinuaoee of Uie am bv clote atteeUou
iiilt
a. D,, BSWBOM,
s t i .
ao lft-dint
0 L '12 EC T -
l,
i i i, ii u
i :1 t Io roferuAice to the.,,, .
OOIi IiO'.tf
HANDLED: COTTON HOBj...,
that 'tit the only IIOEmadtof ' '.' i ;
T..lid Cast Bteel-Nok Rolled Bteel.
Ufa ...1.1 I. aaf BTAAt J t at WW .
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we warrant every 'UO perfect in
8tock,Tmper and FinlaB.'
4lardwre House of -
a ap 17-U ,., tiVUV& LEWIS ft CO.
CtUHEKHL; iODlOlAL iND
BKMAXOIUAJUONVEMTlOMa.
DemocrsstoConsi'rvatlva Convention
Oawlm. will be held Edenton on Thurt-1
itir mn nm linDiminiiinHi 1 1 nni i hi n. -i
nt.s,rweja a-.r atnanl I U ft
present tha District in the 44th Coneress I
a tna uanea oioioa. i..- ,i . .. ,i
. At tha sain time and ulae Coarentloni I
win ue ariu to nominate cipuiuaiea iur I
Judge1 and Hollcitor of the first Judicial
tKencr, and caiidraatbt ror tbe Senate lo
the Aral Hen atonal Diatrict 7 ' -
Tba Ceuntiea la tbt District'are reaueat-
ed to hold tbclr primary meetings and ap
point delegates to attend thess Uonveo-
tions. ." " " " f. ' :'
.in. v' I ' - W. F. MIRTIN. i s
Chui'n of Cong. Ex. Commltte,
H. E. HAXmiL .
- - t?hrh1q of Judicial CommitUie, j
, , Ji. A. U1LL1A1H,
Ck'mn el Ben Commit toe.''
maySdll, . .
&
XC-II. A.uUe vrst dtv O o
(uijeTaiut ad eaT voasisasaa.)''
i
'T Would rotpectfulty call tba (ttenUon of
WH'ir eoaeroa patron aad um puollo Ken
orally to Umu-Btock of Spring audEummer
louiroir. for Men and boy., tba moe tof
which ha base uoaMfarlured ky oar New
fork Partner, ilnae Ahe aocllue la Good
which enable n to sell much lower than
aeretofore. Call ana aaamln oar stock and I
thejlwill not care to look elsewaare before
parulwalag '
i it 1 Vt n.'.rf; ii' prHsaa,i7.
A aarga an! sUraotlve Btock of
1,1, i ,. ., """""""iniwii.
UM.t,r.nl.l.ln, flrtiulj
),( ti. li. it(u a; a Anukewb Co.
n 11 i;. 1 "est Boer to Tucker Halt
Anrll tnA. 1M74
t All the Utaat Keveltlea U Hut luat re-
satraaatui: . .-.- .- . t :) t
' ' K. B. ANORKwd A CO. ,
ie Y Ctolhlors and Ganta rarnUhera, '
..;.lf-f1 ir-'i.ir..W Fayattovtlle BU'
sah'i. watrs.
w. w, BAVie, wit a. w aorta,
1 nr,:,
WUOLEHALB DEALERS IN NORTH
fcv'ERS ICS,3
(hrrica At lea House oa Quaxi Sraaat.
,1,-riO. box Mt.' r j
Ilsviog three Ice' Houaet End superior
facilities, ara prepared to aliip Ice ia any
qtiantiiy via : BeoiteanLak Roanoke Rail-
roa1, or by Uivrr or (Jan a: uoata,witn dia
fiatcb and at lowest: ratea. TERM CASH
maySdlm. . ' "
. ; ,'f n.' I' rs.1:.
LBOit JONXLtRTATIOM Bldtt At9'
ent oa ro-etpt at it eta. L nlqos PriuUngand
NMUhlng house. So Veraey Stroot, New
Xork. n .-);.;;.!) .' ""V. .
.PilUAtr.iO at aiarverand -Coatrolcr of I
SttMi Engines and Machinery. Satisfao
y refereoofr given. 4 '
Apply at this office." - ,
atwd,W-lw, ' :i
iXToTTr ' Pnnitn
l.li.f IJUUUd.
; S.F.Bubim'tSewTnrhiat l-
Hsa beek teetej at TORE, Pa., by
Pk M, JETtatQIlZr tt XL
and at HOt TO EE, Ma., by M
JA3. EMMER80N.H.E, rj
rrlp U 1 r. f
t,lt pi BatoUL, H, CJ J ,.
ATTVIUIXT COUJXaELLOK AT LA1
f : , .. BO. 4 WAU. ST., bbw tons s , , ;
Wilt attend promptly to all professional beat.
boss eolraated tohluC Kufnrs to the i;hlef
i tuUea and AaooctateJaskweaofiiieUupriuus
Court of NorVb Carolina, aut to ilia whole
North Carolina bar. fob la-U
MfLLINERY AND LADIES FANCY
UOODS. ' . - u ,
Mra. Harriet Andnwa on ni.
Street, a fow doors NorU of tha Htato Na
tional liank, has retamed from 4 ho North
and has oa hand a splendid aawrlinentof
Millinery and Ladle Fancy Good vof the la.
test deatrrwand unnortation.
Tba MUllnar lhiuartinaiit la imW th.
chancaot ladies of Bijwrio'njo, and. the puUlic
ara assured that every thing odurod for sale
at thia eotebUaumeot Uwarrauted to be ot the
wst nau ana material, veil and oxamtiitt -tha
pleudulaUn-k, which la ollsrad at the
vwv uuerai raw.
MK4. HARRIET ANDRRW8,'
!ap W dii w ' ' 1 " 1 ulpof ina .
BW GOODS
FOR' 1874.
. ; l UAl-B AND. STllNs; j "
Mouaattxlu .Exiloiloa
LliESLS lilt 1SB TESfLB OF FAJICY
; OTILL ALIVE. , , .
i. ' ciijBcii , ..
Isthere with his corps of polite and exiH-rton-
aa UNUSCaLLT ATTRACTIVE Block of
Spring and Bummer rum,!
reoenUy purchased Ih New York, 'and maav
i Dross Goods, White Goods. M i ,
Ltntut If tiJLatw..Kt. , ii -
a ui
- -HwituiviHMB. V.f lUTCta. .
illkklfSfW Virln,H ftl.l.
L Jilil?J'i-l?TL,r 42 r!n LAttOB and well
I aanuiti u. aad sratrracea every thing that la
- H,.iwimi ia uio . i ...
o , n r, - a o o i a
Dress-Goods
will find It to their Interest to cH and exam.
"l, oerure pnrcliii.. elaewhnrr,
aathevars new and will ba ani.l iiviiiil
fKlcEE. .
Mv.tork ofPIir.'K via u.,-..
OAtfeiMEKita Twkit i .Nffir.T.V 7 ."i
I k I IV ,KJ Ml A I. E... .
'""u.n,wn never mora eouiauto.-.-.
taanr of them belmr i-l,. ... .... ..i.TTTZ
I sr than before the war. L
yaroccoi , j , .ri..,-
S Shoe a And II .a t a-)
tor Ladles, flrata' and Mi.iu.ia ltfM tmtkA aaesatl '
aMortcd, and person wantiiur irood. wana
- .
gtZ,C. Z l'"
11 trflltaVII in that tii.ti.'i lf TVt IVTV t Eff
i L ' J ..
CHANTa to exaniTi,n.i.u.b - i m
tbeta ioolal indacmnii rJ i,ink t ...
" nf.
ap v-a-wotwaw
.A. CRSRCa.
DC
CiFrtiiiEiiPiiisE
Tht on! Reliable' Gift Distribution in the
a' . ... -j (! -!i;.eouury -,,-,.
-$100,00000;
I mn V ALU A ii I. Jfi U I V T 8 1
to bt" distributed "w ' '
I Tj ! "' Tj H T lJ lil R
I t M - f
44tu SEMI-ANNUAL
ft U Droun Saturday July 4CA, 1374,
lot Crand Capital Frlze, $10,000 la Cold !
One rf.T $3,000 in Silver t
FivaPriaet 11,000 f -n
Five Prizes, 300 2 Grecubackt ! ' '
Tea PriEea,ttOO jj ( " " ': . f H
Twi Family Carriagrt and latched Dortci
with UlTcr loDRtcd narirst, wotrtt $l;-
U :-. ' ami tata -uu.u.
IwolBuggiea. Ilortcs, &c worth $000
Twe Fine-toned RoikwqpiI Piauoa, worth
1330 each t .- -f t-i
Ten Family Bowing Maoliinoa, wortlt
$100 each t i v .
1500 Oold and Silver Lever Hunting
Wutchee (in all)' Worth from 10 to t iuo
each ' " " ,: -
aVuwJev ef Cifle 10.000 1
IrtnttWairtfiT Sftl Tifatfs, to Jiuai
LiDc.il rrcuuutut will be paid.
Single Tickete 3 fix : Tiokeis fit);.
live!
TelT3 T icketa, i0 ; Twentj:l"i .
CTroulara-eontdn!ns a fall list of prl.ii-, is
auerlptioB of tbe niaunar ot drawon:. ami,
oiher U)funaaU.m l re(rtf to tfile InaUl- '
buliim, will be wnt to any (nieoriina tln-fii.
Ail lUers must bs stMri"s'l txiiia oprita,
L. i. BlNIi, biilM,
101 W. Fifth St. CiN(iiN.All,0,' ;
MiJ 22 1.