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THE 'DAILY 62NTINTI
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wnousAXg CAisn ruces.
Corrected bj F. C. CimiSTOPlIEnS,
iLull itAlDedTor Terr dlrtr. , t 121
i :Uaned stained, or onhaary. 13114
(ioodordinur,- - j 14 141
- ljam mlddllnjr, - ' il' 14 U
: : QKHZKAL MAEKKT.
Uaorlng, domettie fi) lb. Vard 13al4.
Cottuo tie. s. tv i)
Flour, North Carolina, 17.30. , -Uorn,
8al0 ,.f
Cora meal, new 11.00. t'fl
Bauon, N. C box roand, ' lfialS.
" hanulCal7.- .
..- clear rib aidea, 13.
M 'long CU aides, 1SK -
' sholden, l(Ullc.
lard, Xorih Carolina, lCJalS..
" wiuitArn tierces. IT. y
. . -., ken, IS."
Coffee, prime ltio, S3.
gOOd, 22. '
M common, 20a21,
Syrup, 8 II 41. 4 '
Molasses, Cuba, SO. wi; v':
Hal Marshal's, &25,n . ,j ... .
" rans',
Nails, on basis for lOd, 14.00.
gugar, A HiaiJ. -
" extra CUt.
" yellow C lOlalOJ.
Iiatber, sole, 2730. -' ? -1
Uides, green, 7a8. . " - -
" dry, 13. . .
Tallow, 9al0. - ' ""
Totatoes, sweet, 75aW. -
" Irish, lUSaUO.' . ' ;
Osts, ihelted, 75a85. r
" sbeai; 41 JO. , - v . , .
Fodder, 41.75. -. " '
liar, N C, baled, good, ll.00al.23.
Chickens, grown, 30a 40.
Eggs,20a22.
Butter, N C, 2Sa30 ; N V, 4050. .
Beeswax, 2530. ' ' ' ,,
Kags, 2J. " . T v
lieei; on foot, Ca. . 11 ;
" dreessed prime. Rail." i .
IleaTT copper, per pound, 16c, '., v
light . - 12c, i
Brass, per pound, 10c.
l'ewter, per pound, 7c
! '
Lead, per pound. Sic.
Old iron, per 100 pounds, COc.
KlieeD tkiiii. Der ulece. 3500c
Wool wsfcitea, per pound, 30a3&e.
" unwashed 20a25e
CJ AVE YOUR UVEA ! TOUR
MONEY AND YOUR EYE
Torty.reaaw0i buy.oaj. GIlonf I
I'BATTB' AffTnAC. Ottii-"-Tr
We hare tills day reduced the price
or lTatts' Astral Oil to , , t j
FORTT CENTS PER QALLOX
This Oil is used in nearly
600,000 FAMILIES. ' - '
ilu been before the., public for
Twelve years and never an acci-
dut directly or indirectly.
DUSKS IK ANY?, LAMP.
Beware oT fis CWW WW 00$. l
JULIUS LEWIS A 00
' . Bole Aeeou tor N.
Fu3ur Bonding. MaUiyk. X. C.
MPOBTANT NOTICE.
The (bllowinir resolution of tho Board
of Aklermeuis published for) public In
lormanon : .u ..a , . v ''
vnsoivetf. -That the City Collector,
Chief of Police and Clerk of the Market
shall not take any City Scrip, or any
outer uuieDtenness or this city, lor any
... w ... . . W .1, V. AU A
Coupons, and tlwt the .City Treasurer la
hereby notified not to take such evi
dence! from any collecting officer of tho
city. ' This resolution does not apply to
the present Collector, JT. M, BorreU's
Avtonsl.in A frne 4 list mam fa v YkM
"...vnwMWfvyftvAiMH u- Mni - mwv n.aai nrv v
taken. Also, that the Clerk ghrejlua
said officers due notice." ' r . - -GEO,
II. WILLIAMS,
mylMtf . " -- - City Clerk. -
, 1 .
THE ONLY ICE CREAM SALOON
InthscUyiaat . .
f v HOSELEY'8.
Ice Cream and Water Ices' made to
. MOSELEY'S.
Strawberries and Ice Cream at
, , .OSELEY'S
Soda and Mineral Waters' at '
MOSELEY'S.
It's Uie place to get cool,
may 20. '
8
MOKE- '
OOOD CIGARS.
... runt MifiAL, , ' ,!
MALtroa riTOMITM, ;
' XXOAt TKXDKJL V.,'
, Bet Cigars and Largest Stock in the
One Dpor Itottkot TsrborMigb Boase.
pAINTS, OILS, OLORS.
Uardvart of mry De$crijt!cn,
CO ;
' i r Fm Rnti nrvn
... i ... . n-,.i... 4 7 '
i. t- 1.4. f juueizn. ji..
sy zi.zawsiu irri -
Tho City.
Fkduui. CocBT.-Judire Bond was
on the Hench this morning, som4 trivial
case were submitted, 6thers postponed,
and court adjourned to' ten o'clock to
morrow. - ,.,. u-, irt r
. - - -str f'.f
FifKKiUr. NoncK.--Tbe funeral
Matthias Masoa mfiut son of Bev. Dr.
M. iL Marshall of this cltj WiU take
place from- Christ (Episcopal) Church
eo Tuesday morning at tea o'cloc k
New Hoi'HK-5ntor A." 8. Mer-
rimon to contracting to., havo a tea
thousand dollar residence built, to , be
started this week, at tho cun Phflllps
place near 1'eaco InstUuto. i ' I ' '
J. W. B. Watson will build an add
turn to his residence tho . old Cfov.
worth place.' 4 ,., ,
Dixi In this cltr on Monday tho
Hth insL, at 3:30 o'clock a. nv, Mrs
Nancy Young, in the C3rd year of her
age. Tho Amoral services will take
place at tho residence of tho deceased.
on Newborn street, Tuesday the 15th
insU, at 10 o'clock a. m. j ) .v;s x-,
. . i'. v;U...
A IIorsr Badly Kickxd.I cream
colored horse that runs to the express
wagon was badly kicked this "morning
by his follow fat the stablt. Be broke
an artery in his foreleg. Ir Graham
put on a tourniquet and Pomeroy throw
the bono while Or. 'a E. Burke and Fab
I Haywood sewed up the artery He is
now all right-,, "f i s , j !
Jl.
Waktkd to Sn Ua Motheb. A
uruu&eu vnecro -wanaerea , into a.
boarding; house v in, thia " city last
Saturday night at eleven o'clock, and In
reply to several boarders as to what he
was doing there, ho replied he wanted
to see luV mothor. Uo wai handed
over to Capt Manley's police, and his
mother can find him by moonlight alone
In the guard house - 3-'r-, '
Sppkexb Cocvr.r-The Court opened
with the Fourth District to-da and
heard the following cases i ; 1 !
I Bladea.eounty Buncan.lIcTadKen.
Onslow .county:' P. A. and L. W.
Xfumphrey, Ex'rs., vs. R.v W. ITard,
Ex'rn t oiw. .Continued by consent of
counseL ' , ' "A '
Robeson county - niey ; B. Fort,
Jdnu-H vs. IT, J. Brown, Ex'r. Dis
missed for want of cse. '(." -
Bobeson county t lex. S. Rowland
Vf Thomas J. Jones, "Argued.
Columbus county i Leonard M. Long
vs. Henry J, Long tt ul Argued 1 . '
Brunswick county t State vs John
nsttenoa. Argued. 1
P.D. McBryde tt mI vs. oha fat-
tenon. Argued. ,
The Fourth District win be continued
to-morrow,;; - vv. , ' .
Pio-Nic ExcuBSiojr-There will be
a ric-Nlo Excm-sioa under the auspices
of Edentoa Street Msthodlst Sabbath
' School and" it" branches, to-Haywood
and return ' on Wednesday, lone ICth,
starting from the N. C. R, R.' Depot at
71-2 o'clock.-:, : . ;
Ample accommodations have; been
secured for all the friends of the School
who wish to go. .''w-J
Fare for the round trip (dinner inclu
ded) nota"!! tp--
Tickets may - be purchased at Mr. J.
C Palmer's Jewelry store on Tuesday
or of the Agent at the Depot on Wed
nesday morning. '. ''A;,-:
3To person allowed to carry. Are arms
or spirituous liquors, - r I ..
Should Wednesday morning be rainy
the next fair one will be substituted.
The 'following Assistant Marshals
WiU take charge of the train in advance
and preserve order during tho day, via t
Major l;W:tatatt G. .
Waltt, E. E. Gray, Joseph G. Brown,
R. JV, Eegt, J. M Toust, J. 8.! Wynne,
Frank: O.'fTells, W,lJt Thompson, F.
K ArenoVn, 1. A. Green and J. C. S.
Lumsden. J.jUJowbl'
Chief Marshal.
A lady well knowh foJFarbf society
lately cored her husband from stopping
away from home at night. ; She wrote
him an anonymous letter to this effect t
"Coward t We have heard what yo
Sfttd of the Comrflwne and the BepubU-.
cans. We will not be Insulted by each
a fallow as you. And though we are at
work till night, be sure that when we
meet you we will W revenged. Long
live the Republic. A Workman.'' The
husband took no notice of the letter to
his wife, but he is careful .not to go out
at nlgbt now butreemlns at home,
much to his wife's delight, who rejoices
1 at the savcese of her ttntmV-
StrvoAT sir Raxbioh. It s night,
the churches all over, and the different
congregations have taken the bed time
train to get oft at the lame old station
tOHmwrrowi"; We'elt like one asleep
and fancy is busy with the ' fhces of the
dead and goo. There eoroes one,'.
Cornea unbid, some muffled herald whis
pers the name to the
e'bearV'and rese
It looked , twenty
the face as plain as
years ago the tune the schoolboy "died.
Here's another, poor fellow, wtae and
pleasure were his ruin, and he-has gone
carrying his own ems, and knowing
enough to make r him a bad witness
against many that outlive ; him, vBut
here' comes an, angel's,"' the! face of a
woman; she who followed ., up a mere
youth with the whisperings of heaven,
when no man 'cared for bis souL and
the face wears the same smile it did
two weeks before death when she shook
the but farewell, knowing ; she was
going, and ready to ' go,' What means
thia review or tho dead, or la It not the
dead reviewing the living f Night U
the time and Uey come when least ex
pocted, yon Ue .thinking OTer the bus
of the day, when, by air that's
strange, here ernes ringing in the ear
the name of a man yon harnt thought
of la sbt months , and has been dead
twenty, years,. .What's that r Maybe
It's because the mind with thaT body Is
sleepy, and sleep is called the twin, sis
ter of death, and, the nearer we get to
sleep the nearer we get. to where th
dead walk j for no man. Is oyer visited
by the dead except m his' sleep. But
enough. a it ty'ii.
Bishop Jfarvin dedicated Person
street Methodist Church this) morning.
While there was preaching at all the
other churches the great crowd centered
there to hear this distinguished divine.
The church was packed to Its fullest
capacity, at least seven hundred persons
being Inside, while all around out doors
nemg msiae, wnue au arouna out aoors I
tUpeoplestoodonbeacliidc
. .. - .
John &247 Tv-riN rrTi Z
St. John xm24 Verily, verily, I say I
onto yon, Except a corn of wheat fiOl 'TTT i Zv
Into the Eronnd and die. it' bidethlww''Inetf
alone t but IfitdktthrWeth fordrmnch
ttW. la m - -asaaTwaaaWrTr'Bw wjeawsaa-a.a
Ytl1 TW Si-rvrinm In rhan-h I
and was taken home la a buggy by her
husband. After the sermon a subscrip
tion was taken up and fifteen hundred
dollars was subscribed which will pay
the church, out of Its entire Indebtedness
and leave money ahead. The Baptist
Sunday School got the new organ to-day
by subscription to' the Ultle Sunday
School paper 'IOnd Words."
The young lady six miles from hero-,
who was killed by lightning, it glanced
from a black Jack and tapped her "Just
behind the head as she stood In the
passage, no other persons In the, house
m InlitMl TW. V. ' Hint ttmvmnnA
wasUmnedlatoiri-n U 'found
the young lady dead and past all hopes
of resuscltationiand with but the faint-
est sign of where the' Ughtnlng had
touched her ih i I
Our rtnorfer has one side of his head
In a iWndtechleftjid-
have to suffice as a neuralgic report of
the day , fui " 1
Srd annual meeting of the Educational secies a large diamond oh her fore
Assoclatioa of North Carolina will be k.,, ; WDv dresses hJ ilack silk.
held in the city of Raleigh, commencing I
ednesday, July I4th, 1873.? ," jt
A programme of proceedings ' will be
published In a lew da ja . .r'
Papers friendly to the rAssocifttlon
will nleasa notice. v i !' 's
By order of the Executive Commit.
tee. Kt , " 'U .
Johw E. Dcoois, i
V ' ' ' Secretary,
Kotioi or Towskip Miamna.
There will be a public meeting of all
Democrat of good standing in Raleigh
Township, on Saturday, tho 19th day
of June, 1875, at the Court iouse at ft
'clock p. mM for the purpose of send
ing delegates to ) the general County
Convention to be held In the City of
Raleigh, on the 2Cth day of June, 873,
to nominate candidates to s the State
Constitutional Convention, . ,,, , " ..
, W.Jokk, '
J. II. Sepakks,
T. P. DBVKREVZ,
J. JT-Tatk.
Ex; Com.
j. p. n. Bww. ;V j
P4ald gingham suits will be stylishly
worn this year, i They cost from 111 to
$20 readv-made, and, are trimmed with
raffles' of the gingham. Black Velvet
Is not used with them. Swiss muslia
over dresses will be worn more for after
aoon, bouse, and evening dresses than
for church or street. . Cape of all kinds
will be worn stHL Slack ; velvet and
white lace are the prettiest trimmings.
s:-y
the
Wentworth has Mason ie' butt .
m0 MmmMmixtw. !t? H w '
. Spcliickens in I Ctoiwe lell from
the wagons' at M:etAf I
; ix-vpvi. fieM and j,r Turner Mprer
head have been nominated for'conven-
I thai M Il(ingbim;-vA i f
trlday nlgbts storm,' ''A Iremendout
storm or wind, acompanied by severe
lightning and loud thunder, with heavy
rain and heuY passed over the, city t last
night about o'clock, , The bafl foil In
cessantly for severs! mfnntes Jn .atones
nearly as large as a pigeon's egg.C The
rRtnto jt1 iwal ' irery rhld, and foe an
hour there seemed to.be: almpst a, eon-
UnusJ nash. we Star that aamagewM
oone io growing, crop, too. , storm
came from the northeast and seemed .to
have spent much of its fury before reach
ing this pomtDaNriUs Ae t ;
.Before the late President-Lincoln
moved to Springneld, or bad attained
to eminence in the tow, he .Wis' post
master In, a small Weitern; town.r Th
office was .a poor one, and 'he u
poorer.1 He was also hnpecu
lecuhious,
and
It happened that the agent of tho- Post-
office Department was in town to ol-
lect the little sum due the government.
A IneadV Uilnking Lincoln embarrassed,
came down to his office to loan him the
sum necessary to meet the demand.
Mr. Lincohv thanked him; and said he
did not need any loan.' While the two
were talking the agent came; in.- The
sum due was less than 1100, 'Lincoln
went to his desk and took out ah old
stocking, and turned the 'coin on the
table. . It, was counted out and met the
demand exactly. ' Well it might, for it
was not only the 'exact amount duo but
the identical money itself that Lincoln
had taken loj OM-fiwhloned rlxjdoU
bus. pbtaieens, . sixpenaosj bid-msh
. . ., .,. --i , 14f
aaoToa noil iuuuu saaonBi uosavmiacai vtw vaauesa
tion wnt towards-maklng him 1W
... . rrl ;.; ; f , , B .
I !,GlZa
lniJ " - " -; m t"'
ft)T the DMOt WUt CT " OVO ' WOSKS, OUTUlg
Luilness at 'Tortuiie-tollmg," "uncUng
hidden treasure," "uniting j estranged
lovers,' fcc, About tw- weeks ago a
lady, whoso name we lew obvious- rea
sons suppress, called to see this won
derful personage, and was induced, to
leave with her a silvrsick valued at
twenty-live dollars under a promise mat
by lis. use a huge amount or ntdusn
treasure could be pointed ' out ; to her.
She was directed to call for i the, watch
at the expiration of two weeks, r; At the
appointed time tho owner of the - watch
called to see. the : fHSreat European
Udy,' he bird had
Mirj.ssw-1Pi,-.
I to probable that she will try to prao.
tlce tlie , Imposition npon others to some
neia--w prevea wuku,;
Powible, We puuush the tonowwg
to . ebon ana,: wica age wec
forty-fiTO aad.flftyj lalrticobplexlojitf
1DOCK Uir muQ wnuiaivu ruuui wt-mjwm
fiha wears a Ianre number of irlnea, and
a lbrtune-teller answering to4hto de-
scriptioa to wanted Jn, this ykinity.-
Norfol Ism V
X V: PERSON AIm,.
The Richmond . Grays .eelebrftted
nfJfm
A curiosity at a Fair In Reading,' Pa.,
was a cake .wlikh measured! 0 feet in
' diameter,' and welghedj 130 pounds.
" Commodore Vsnderbllt is eighty-one
years old' JHe says be has always been
a temperate man', anil does not feel a
day older', "CiT'oL, :A 't
A pigeon, captured In a VHood' du-
I rmgth eje of, Paris, was acnt ;bv
Prince Frederick Charles to his mother.
It recently escaped front fts, ceptivity
and returned to to its, former! owner in
the Boulevard Olchy, who has present
ed It to the plgeonnler, MiliteW A :A,
- An AUanU (Ga) ttantAw.offered k
be one of twenty men to rive each one
share In the Atlanta, cotton 'foetory, to
tbe widow or Stonewall scuson, wuo
lives m ChartoVte, K.' ,C4 end there .to
no doubt the other nineteen wHi come
to tano.y.! ,4 ,
: The Khedive ' of Egypt," desiring to
give Lieut.' Coionel Lo4g (a rormer
Marylanderf dn expression of his" satis
faction tor the gauanf conauct, courage
and firmnesa which he exhibited in tu
eagegemant which took ptoce at Keba
Rega and M'Boole on the. line of the
equator, bJ conferred njoa ' him" 4
grade of colonel and the. cross of the
order of edjiheh.''6 , ; J
FIXE PRINT.
fc f , WAiuqpTY,, June IX ?
The headauartera of the I National
Grange' of tlio Uwns i o Husbandry;
which, ,cre since , tlie oizarlon of
thebodylnlUrfbeenhilrashuigw
ton will prpbabjy bo.reuioveJ to Louis-
vdle, Kjn to fbort timcyft
annual session,.. o( the Natlotml Grange
ln Charleston's.' uary tost,
tUexecutlYnimittef; wi i i)iarged
with the selection ; of, a ( nev point for
headquarter j$ ocjtodJa.toiejDf he
five ..HTeitcra.Statcs named! ,and 'the
ehangel was to be made withtpsix I
montha from she 1st of afarelllnsL ''.The if
eomtaltteevit to unuers,tood, lav evUtVi
due toVestkaaUon, .selected Lonisvule
as i wia must eiguie wcsuodm aiioougn
tt waa. expected thajt Lpd would be
chosen, -i Kentucky stands ,J?p. S as re
gardai tiieinijmber ograngeL having
LM9.. (Indiana leads .the list with
t,0ZT granges. Missurt.hka 2,020,
Iowa 2,004, IlUnola 1,58 i, and Ken
tucky 1,559. Tho ! to tol , dumber of
granges in the United States to 23,500,
with- an : estimate aggregate! member
sUp 01,500,000, The oflkJal Ustory.
of the order, Just published bjr the Sec
retory, jihows , that i, the totk receipts
front 18C8toiJ871ttocluslye were, less
than 000, while, the receipti tost year
were 121081." The ordef ht present
has $09,000 torestod,to Government
boads, and 119,000 to cash U deposit
at tho financial agency la New York.
,m m li ,i,:i'fe'.
iaui
Leonard A.CO. iegan Jthto
anAATmLeonard
belonging tto thL..: crivato) Sibrary of I
Bon. Dante) Webstar The
cV
alogued for sale are
as being
alltroia Mr.; Webster's library, .and. as
having all befongsd. - to bim, except, a
few which were the property hf. bis son
or other - members of .the fcmily. ;A
manlier of the books have fx Web
ster autograph, though the larger part
have no such additions to their value.
The average prices brought jthls morn
ing were lair, though. thore; wis gener
ally little competition on those volumes
The highest price paid this morning
o , ...
was by Mr. Cariefon, who bid In three
volumesall there were in the library
of Audubon's 'Birds of America" at
1225 per volume. ' A httle nearly worn-
out f0lumertalled'An Exposition of
die Weaknesi and Inefflciedcy 4 of the
Government' of the United! States Of
North America," Which ' was. started at
15 cents and ran ' up rapidly to 12.25,
most of the 'bidders seeming to look
upon the possession of inch k book by
the great expounder of the constitution
as rather i good joke. Asnkll 24mo.
volume, containing theeonstitation, tiie
artfeWconfcderati
nUVH VI AUUVjnjuwuvof tv w wv
ster'i Initials, brought t2.3n ';Wil
scn Anierican''Ornithology'' W nine
volumes, sold for i 50 paVvolume ;
Dodslcy's Anmml'' Registe i7$f to
I82t,"- seventy4even;voIumesvsoid fo
"Exchemier
cotrtiBflningtwo autographst8yld for M j
Ttiuon'i TEssavs." with an autograph,
brought 16 1 "Barber's Connecticut nd
New York Ilistorical Collections," each i
nimnii with an autACTaoh. sold for 45
eacbrs a Bible in tw volumes, illustra
ted with Uorne'l descrlptlona and auto-
graphs of. Mr. Webster, sold to , Mr;
Ttrforll3J)1ifcrVoIunieS
of NBewditch," with .Mr. (Webster's
n.,Aa kn ilia ivleaf. to his own band,
sold for 85 25. " The sale to; to eontteue
tlnj Atya mnt-a. . Jlotwm-Jaitrncu. ;
Tyweoa"cdlU'r: with si tks edges
folded, will i better sad wear fonger ftsn
say outer.. rrov t kws- i
k.-;i-
ifon. Alexander H. Stephens has ao-
ratifjMl an tnvltntlon to deliver a
Fourth of July address at Atlanta, Ga
on the 5th of next July." ' 1 '""'"'
MEETING OF "TUB TRUSTEES
. OF TILE UNIVERSITY.
"i: . ,Bawuoh,N. C,Iay 22.
The Trustees of the University of &
C, will meet at the Executive Office to
Raleigh on Wednesday, the 36th June
next at 10 o'clock A. M. , I i a iw
Besides other important easiness .six
Professors wiU be elected for the respec
tive Department " of Agrieultaref of
Engineering and the Mechanic Art, of
Natural Science, of literature, : of Jde-
'JjXj Cciialrman- Board of Trustees,
23-ta -i,' ,wecre.tory.lt
JUS? BECIVED,
u 600 pieces new; and handsome Prints
at Send 10 cem pwyttdf
Coats' Snoot t ottoa at 70, cents per
dozen. t ommpn pool wttoa at MJ
cento'per down,' and "hopeJ ItwUbe
caoaper ti.i.t.
Jo IdAwIm
tf'TJ
(wT4E.,LADLESvL
ho thus to
I snar for maltn imiMpfiU u 4Wn'
bas'been togaged tlveU..eAbroi
ilering a blanket for her poodle ilog.
Iron ' her
iwjprhi'e jriding out Thursday eve
ning and, sustained very painful injuries.
One arm wa fractured about the wris
besUoa; palaAili eoatUBioSls about the
head.' ' l-i .ttv.j log: A I
iadV reiurnlrjgte&lonp
twh hi cuuicu, uociarea uiae "wnen
he saw the shawls on "those Smiths,
andtiien thojiht of tiielnss her own
i?jpitVF, '1SwirU wamU far
I the eoitoolatlbn ht ' religfot Ifie dkl not
, At in Auction . pf .household good"
on uarrtsonave, yesterday, when a
woman had made a bid en an old bureau
worthabout ;2i,i,boy. slipped around
toenother woman and whispered t
, "You Cjb tliat woman over there with
A blue bow on?f; u
a rod, ns;cO i buy anything at this
tto.?.-'t iJ.ii.?;i mdi .
iS The woman with the red nose pushed
her. way into ..thsv crowd, and run the
price of tho birreaa aw toI2, and as it
waa knocked down to her she remarked :
'I may have and nose, but no cross
eyed woman : witit, a; bine, bow on can
bluff wMHiiJnm Pjm.i:'A't:
. At the rcre'ilA Chatoe' Cemetery,
TJJL.tST
, f . , ' A.i
etio inscription whkh-'ekMee thusly i
His lnconsombl widow dedicates this
Monutoctit'to huV mcmor, and contln
oes the same buslneils' at the old stand,
1C1, RueMoulfotard1 A Parisian paper
relates that a short -'time ago a gentle
man who had noticed the above Inscrip
tion Was led by 'curloBlty to call at the
address" ISaicated ; paving expressed
his desire to seVthe widojr Cabocbard,
he wMj immediately, ushered Into the
presence pfrlj i . WUioriabiy-dressed and
full-liearded mgn,Ijrfc aikea Jwbt IK,
Ihi wluow'Ciboa-jl came to see
bcesheto,, I Jgioir iw .
wish to see the lady in person." "Sir,
t'amtiewiyQlu". I don't
exactly understand you. I allude to the
relict of ,the t late Ptono , Cabocbard,
whose monument I saw yesterday at
Pere to Chatoo."., seek I see," was
the.smOto. ;Jojinder.Mlllow me to
inform you tha t rre, Jlwchard to a
myth, and therefore , never., had a wife.
The tomb you have admired cost me a
good deal of money, quite a small for
tune indeed,' and although no one is
buried there-; It proves a first-rate adver
tisemsnty and I have no cause to regret
the expense., Row, air, what can l sell
NEW ; ApyEBTJSEMENTS.
MOKTOAOK BONDS OF TH1 NORTH
' , CABOI4NA RAILROAD CO.
I win redeem at par principal and Interest.
Fifty taeoMad dolUrt, or say kss sum, of the
llortinm Bonda of Us. Nortk Carolina Rat).
road Company, now oulstaDilfn, If prcsmtrd
at Slats MaUoaal Bank Kalctrfa, at any time
between, litis nd tbe 15th of July next.
Vf. A. GRAHAM, Trustee of
. )ub tl-tdr a Ainklng Vend X C. B. Co,
"DIAX'O and' OROANT tuning
XT - AND REPAIRING.
' By E, 'tt WHrtAibtB Baleigh, N. C.
20. years44 experience. ' IjisUuiueuts .
thoroughly; renovated, i Kefcrrences in
wake, Johnson Moorellarnettands
Orange. . ;
City Reference t Rev. A. W. Mangum,
Rev W J. W.Crowder, Kkh'd Battle,
Jr4 Eaq., Col J. F. IL.Kuss, NatL.
jurown, Jiqv, ., ,A. .
GREAT BARGAINS '
ii'K i i, a ,'tJ luJ wtjJii'"'
,V i ff ' .'x-'it VXJ tATt Uw
' Just arrived, a full assortment of la
dies' corsets French woven and Amer
ican, from 0c to 12.50. !
s m W AUV tfr P A UllUiat.
"AnotheV 'case of :,tt'oief . extraordi-
naryiowVprfced " etrlpedf mques at
Jectai.aj'f'j'v ?
T'-'lSEJr LAWN3 f LESEN LAWNSl
AJ. . .v ,i k. ufyti-JW mV . .
We have thto day received a beautiAil
lot of Linen Lawns, which we are sell-
To arrive per Express, the fashionable
and much sought after Jfackinaw straw
haU for, gentlemen. ' .ul. -'
W. IL & R. S. tUCKEB.
Wo are doily toreeefpt of goods hall
the line, of our bustoeseL which always
enables us have fresh foods and tow.
cash prices to offer' Wout customer",
. . . . . ,. .m . a ant I
which aceountofor the':
Jil-
eiai public has
patronage
bestowed npon us.
jY i
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