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tuFdaiibentinkl . pC,. piiMMIt BV V- - in f tobr,T - fcT4fB rClNTTH ATP BINDER. f . eatss or imnirmt, E . nnnUia In advance H.OO 5. 00 ;. twDao.1 Unau w0 bedsUra4 Jfe t part o tts UT as rirrsnw vim per aaek. r ' roB STATU CONTCHTTON FROM WAKa OOUHTT. j - R1CUARD n. BATTLE, Jal, ". BEATON UALKti, , v i ; ? rl Kim il josea,. ;, D. b. HOLLAS DT"- " T TaTbonend Corda of Wood -pi on. Cor j, MtU delivery cheap by If ua wtat a will rollar, war the War ick. A My Snit-elaee furntaber for, H. : , Treaty fine horses and male Jart received 4 far wle by George W Wynne Co , iumSMw .. . j , . : - - - ?...' i - i No cotton blooms -yet but Mrs. . A. M. Lewis has ripe tomatoes in hergar- An. - ' .. t t a .. Mr. AiBY.-Prot. Rich, thtt wkard, is wtuoislifaiz tiie natlTes Dal ton has rstablUhed stage line between MtAIrjr . will build a church at lit. Jiry.-Ve ' get from the JTatchmam ' " -- V s; wp II ' v'- '" I .: , CHAKtOTTB. August watermelons are in market Inlant child of Mr. and Mrs. A II. Tate dead. The serenth man has just been drowned in Fhirer's pond. -Mrs. rhillps, visiting Charlotte sister of L. L. Ftoces, is dead. TTe I ; get from Observer, i ; i ' i i mm an " ' " ''' WitmsaTOX Little daughter of C " E. Dibble badly bitten bj dog, dog sliot BUlwp Gibbons Is In , WDming- ton. A SO pound cabbage was in tnar - ket Tuesday. Berry Cleave Is presi dent of the Athletic club. Atlantic . Hotel, Beaufort, will get np yacht race the Till of Julv Wm take from ' Mar and Jovrual, S r-w'y 1 ' ' Cottox CoxaBcss. The .' Granges have appointed Jolin Gatlin, A. ;T. MiaU J. D. , JTliIlaker, Bj, C.Manly, Dr. B. P. Arrington and .T. Ful . chum of tlilg city, a committee to co operate wtth the Board of Trada and the State Agricultural 8ociety in making ; arrangements for the fotton Congress whlth convenes here ,th 13th of this SnrwwiK Cockt. Tho fvllowing cases from the Oth district were argued C.aston county : .K, l Rlijue vs. G. W.McKa m L Mecklenburg county t State vs. FI1- : liam Kbnwood. ' Butherford county: Wesley R. HTiit- aker vs. Harris II. Elliott. The Oth ilUtrkt continued tu-morrow. ' G rekshuobo. M 8. Moore has pur ' buildings on Davie Street. Paul Crutch- field, Injured by coupling cars, is pn duty, but with arm in a sling. Mrs. Hayes Is dead Ed. Glenn has returned home, on vacation front West Point, is jut 19, and measures six feet one Levi Hcott has gone to summer It at tsharon Bpringn, Fest Trginia. Mrs. H- R. all is in New York.-Jullua A. Gray lias a bcautifril span of matched sorrels brought from Kentucky. We gather tT&t(.V''T iT: XEW llEaiSTBATIOX FOB THK ClTT op Raleigh. The last Legislature In creased the number of wards from three to Ave, thereby rendering' It necessary ! for a new registration. The county comiuissloners have appointed Regis trar and the books are open to persons desiring to register. We urge upon our friends to lose no time In attending w mis mauer, ana see w u taai no frauds are practiced upon ns The fol lowing are the Registrars and the places at which they may be found t ' M.B. Barbee, 1st Ward Upchurch's coacb shop, iargott street. . v D. A. HTkker, 2d Ward Basement of old Cape Pear Bank. ' 1 ? J.J. Lewis, 3d Ward Courthouse, J. P. rraitie, 4th JFard r 11. W. Best, 5th Ward Best's storei Jl Ulsboro street '''-''V. -. '- THE LADIES. : A gay old couple hunting np dangh? ter t An old gentleman of ninety-eighi accompanied by his wife,- a lady of one hundred and three ''winters,, arrived In iiiui on me train mis morning in ciMvu vi wwiruaugnter. xney nad ab sorbed so much whiskey they could not remember their own names. Jml Adklnnon told them they would be cut on In the prime or life unless they left off drinking.- riryi (Jfttf) Enter ttnte. - -si... ... . ,' - . i In Marcli. 18CR. Murr TL .Tnl. .n' f4, New York Fourth avenue car io ruuj aown town. ; It was dark, and the car stopped opposite the City Iall lark. slbs Jobes. thinking thai: was at the end of the route, and belnir wjs, dj uie conauctor, stepped out of the car Just as it was about to start (She was thrown down. dragged some distance by her dress, and f-eriously injured 8he sued the Jiew i org and 7arlcra Railroad Company f f 10,000.; A jury has awarded her Al v r.. t ? VOL. X. Thi Cokcxrt at Pkaci Inhti- tttb. Tlie spacious hall at the Peace last night was hardly room sufficient to accommodate the large number of mu sical TfaltfMsTtCarriages were rolling at an early hour and the streets leading to the lost! tote were, alive , with way farers. "I do adore one of Jfr. Bau- mann's concerts," said a lively young miss, as the young clerk she walked with stumbled on a rock and lost the rhythm of his pace. "Hep, hep, sirlshe cried, "catch the step, or I will tell Captain Manly," and thus they ' went, all for the concert ', The reporter was fortunate as well as honored in getting an altar seat, church folks would say, right by the stage and close to the side pf his Excellency Governor Brogdcn, while in arms length sat Judge Jtteade, Jude 8ettlet and Dr. Jacob Zfanry SmUh of Greensboro. In an Interim between the numbers the Governor asked if he was fond of music, and re plied, very, indeed, th he pUyed on no instrument, hut frequently tang 'sa cred music from an old collection of hymns. Judge Reade confessed he could not so much as ; whistle a tune, but was very food of listening to good music, and really the Judge in his quiet way seemed en rapport with the fet' fonnance-4- - tX'":X" . :; TH cosoebt. i;c 'rt Imagine a packed audience, all Intent on the stage, no restlessness, no whis pering, no gazing about at random, hut doable encoring most of the pieces, and with seeming regret U( come away when the last was over, then yon' have It success supply any adjective at pi ore, from grand and charming, to v na- ri vailed, parse It In the superlative and multiply by two, and then the half has not teen said. "Lucxetla Borgia, 4 pianos and organ, a mimic band of mu sic that made the blood course ; hot; it inspired the Governor with patriotic sentiment, for said he, "It is as good sir, as Perdval Smith's march in Mexi co." There i one feature in Ban- mann's concerts to be looked for in other schools, his girls warble like birds, there Is a pliability about then palates which mate's ontf feel they ougCt to be hung up" in cages, captivating, sir, it dcaptixaiaiheGownoiv he Inhaled a captivauon from on of. these spark lers, his eves told the tale. ; But come. let ns mention some of these young la dles, they did well, and the pencil is npt modest to call names where praise is so openly deserving. Miss Katie Tate of Greensboro and Miss Mary Ar rington, of this city In The Vow J" Miss Emma Graves of nillaboro, "When the Tide Comes In;" Miss ?Clara Yates, Charlotte, "The Storm i" Mbs Laura Holt, Alamance,' 'This Tem pest " Miss Minna Penkk, Ulamance, Come. Mr Bark is Moving s'h and Miss ' Isabel 1 ITUllams, ; Payettevflle. "Thou Woo Knowest Each Human Peeling." . The bon mot of the evening was "The Laughing Chorus", from Mar tial given by the vocal class. There Is a world of sentiment in the voice w Miss Scott, the handsome young lady teacher from Scotland J give a young man fifteen minutes on a starlit night to hear her sing, and he can't find his way home. . It is again in order to say that in the lost piece "Inflammatus" where Mrs. Baumann so , beautifully led the vocal class, going up, np, up, her voice frolicking with the high notes like a bird on the wlngi a distinguished gen tleman present remarked that she t was blessed with the finest voice he had ever heard, y -y;. '. , DB. HOOB MAKB8 A 8PKBCH. r : 1 In a rest between parts a call. from the audience was made for Dr. Hoge who was sitting on ' the stage.; He gracefully acknowledged it, saying there was but one thing he could talk about, it was in all our hearts, and that was music ' Xfow perfectly astonishing that from eight little notes was made all the combination of sweet sounds, and all the musk this world had ever heard, and for aught he knew those eight notes were the basis, for the grand anthem the choristers of heaven chanted in praises before ; the EIng. J7e , told the class of young ladles, some thing ' on hunself. ' He ouce at tended a concert at St. James . Hail in London, and they had seat to Paris, and Brussels and Venice, and secured the best artiste in the world, but he hoped not to fall in the thermometer of the young ladies' regard when he told them that he sat bored under that mu sic, and Just when thinking how to vary the performance by going out to get Ice cream and a cigar, he heard a low sob close by him, and looking around, there sat an Italian, his eyes wUe open, his mouth open and his ! heart pen, tlao; whole man thrlUedj !1 . 1 '.! . 1. RALEIGH, N. THURSDAY. JULY 1, 1675. through with that music, and the soul in tears, while he had been perforated and bored tojdespair, and he then thought what a great source of enjoyment the Italian had which was denied to bun The doctor said he Judged the merit of all music by the nearness it approached "Annie Laurie." The grandest music In this life to him next to a congrega tion in full praise to God was the surf of the. sea as it sounded against the shore. V' as-"'i.- '' i , CORRESl'OSDEXCE. The following- correspondence '-ex- plains itself, ;;The" county convention lately held m -Wake fur numbers and respectability has seldom; bees sur passed. , ThUf resolution was passed with grwai uutmlinlty. The Attorney General thinks he can do nothing. Tliere is one man who can do something, and that Is Dave Jenkins the Treasurer. One of the Jawklns men has said that Treasurer Dave will reply defending the bill One of the' many editors of the A'ca defends the bill on the streets but is silent in the columns of that, cheap k .hIm Innnukl v - i u t J : RaLsaaa, June SCth, 187$. s - Attorney General, Str t At a meeting of the citizens of H'ake county, h which every Township was well and fully represented, I was (by the unanimous vote of the meeting) directed to forward to yon the following resolutions as expressive of the sense of the meeting; Z 'Is-ZZ? WHKBKAa, We have reason1 to be lieve that a fraud has been, or will be, practiced upon the Treasurer by the passage of bill by the last Legislature authorizing the exchange of mortgage, for State Bonds.- : Tkrtfrt Buolcedt'Thal the Treasurer be and is hereby requested to discon tinue the exchange of the mortgage bonds of the Raleigh & Augusta Alt Line Railroad for the depreciated Bonds of the State. U Rewired, That the Attorney .Ceoeral be requested to take steps to prevent any further exchange of the bonds aforesaid by which the State if not de frauded is gr- orerwawiedi'"?' That the Chairman of this meeting U and hfcia hereby sjithorizedajadx quested ' to communicate these resolu tions to the Treasurer and the Attorney General ' ' ' ' ' ( f Respectfully yours, . - i ' GREEN ILALPOBD, f ' Chairman of meeting. Attobkkt Gexeral's Offivr. Rauaon, N. C, June SO, 1875, Green ff. AIWIteM y i Sib Your communication of the 20th hut, transmuting a copy of resolutions passed at a meeting of citizens of Wake county, ever which yon presided, was handed me on Monday ; afternoon the 28th, Inst V Your accompanying note requested .' that I should - answer the conunumication as. speedily as possi ble" and I do se as far as my oflVtal duties and the gravity of-lha. matter hava Mtrmttted. l . The preamble and resolutions are- as followsj' " . ! Whbbb aw, We have reason; to be lieve that a fraud has been or will be practiced upon the Treasurer by the pas sage of the bill by the last Legislature authorizing the exchange f mortgage for iState Bonds, therefore, - i?oIrei, That the Treasurer be4 and it hereby requested to discontinue - the exchange of mortgage bonds of the Ral eigh As Augusta Air Line Railroad for the depreciated Bonds of the State, , i Reutteet, Toa the Attorney-General be requested to take steps to prevent any further exchange of the bonds afore said, by which the State if not defraud ed is greatly overreached. . - ' " s That the chairman of tins meeting be and he is hereby authorized and request ed to communicate these resolutions to the Treasurer and the Attorney-Gene- rat" " The bill referred, to is, I supposo. iouse JII1I 422, and may be found on page 828 of Laws of 1874'75, chapter 245. ' ' '," -J. " I have examined the Journals of both Houses and the manuscript act in the office of the Secre tary of State. The Journals show that the Bill was passed and - ratified, and the enrolled copy in the office of the Secretary of Hate bears the signatures of the presiding oUicers of the Senate and House of Rep resentatives, It seenu therefore to be an Act of theGenera! Assembly, and I do not know of any steps that I can take to prevent Its execution. , , - -,t , I will take Into consideration any sug gestion that may be made to use. Indi cating any steps titat I could Like lu the matter. : . Vr-' ..'' Very respectfully, ' ' v - Your ob't servant ' " , T.L. ILaBanovB,. AUorary-GeocraL Afrs. Evs Joyce, of Oswego, has sued Mr Albert Quonce for l,00O for'; at- tempting to. kiss Iayal.a-U4.- Information was received in this city yesterday of the death of Mrs. Mathews; of Madison, sister of Pey Keinper Kcbjnond Inquirer, 3 '. y j ' The authorities" of r Ne ? York are moving in tiie matter( of establishing' a house for the special . treatment oi pun- stroke and cases of accident t v - ' i Mr Frsucls Gallon, has been com paring school boys In town and country, announces, that at the age of fourteen the average rural pupil is an bch and a quarter taller, and seven pounds heavier titan his illy Spusln,; arYt t Tlie tld mansion formerly occupied by Lieut Gen. Scott still stands In Ells abeth, N, J., and It Is now proposed to buy it for a public historical library and depository of old MS , relics, books f "a rendezvous for future generaUoos " The . '. Burlington, (Iowa) . .Hawkoye says t "A Uttle tephyr struck Ployd county the other day and nearly turned it upsidedown. It blew John Barney's house ever, with Mrs.; Barney and the children in it rolled It over three times, Jammed, it' against tree and - torf .it to pieces, ana tne mmates were omy slightly bruised. Asa postscript to all this we .would say that Mrs Barney, who b somewhat deaf, never desisted from , her knitting all, that time, and when the final crash came only looked up and said, "Come u don't knoqk" li t . PERSONAL. ;T; Wadesboro has shipped seven thous and bales of cotton this season. - . The farmers In Edgecombe are using I reeds for lonz forase. I ? TtM irost or May 19 kiuod all me cotton on the loose swamp lands In Pamlico. . , t A bill Is before the Congtess of Peru I ' - . --r ----- T asking for a million of dollars to pro mote immigration from Europe. The potato bug lauglied wildly; at Paris Green and othcrpolsons In Orange county, Indiana, and went on ealingi ILPagbf tiua' State'carrted" ff the Greek prize, and IT FTIIlett M' mathematical pristo-'af'Ritrn7o?iifl ahd Macon College. ' " r -- - ' The Paris Fiyore says the only chocc-! late sold la that city which is made of I cacao without adulteration is the choco late of six francs a pound, or $1.20. 1 ' A flock of singing birds took wing from New York for Europe on Saturday. Among thera were Mr. Myron W. Whitney, the Boston basso ; Mr. .Fred. Packard, the tenor Miss Hattie- Glen, the contralto Miss Parks an,d Johnson, and Mrs. Ayer of Chicago , : j . On Friday last Dr. W. X. Taylor, analytical chemist, of this city, received a dressed duck to 'be examined. ' The duck, which had been running about the yard, was caught and killed, by a farmer near the , city for" his table, but when dressed, ready to b cooked, it was found to be filled with rSchin or some other species of worm aboiiLtJghth of an : inch long. Etchmomd Puputch. V -. mmm RELIGIOUS. . , t Rev W. M. Robey,' A. M , the popu lar President of Davenport Female Col lege is spending w few days In the city He will preach at Person Street Church next Sabbath morning and evening . He Is said to be one of the most popular pulpit orators in the State. : ' ' i Father Boehm, the oldest - living Methodist clergyman, preached his cen tennial sermon in New. York on Sun day.. He was born in Philadelphia, June 8, 1775, and began to preach in 1800 as a traveling clenrymaiu At Uie conclusion of the sermon Bishop Janes addressed the audience, alluding to Father Boehm's remarkable mental and physical preservation f ,. - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 jqj OKNER ORATI'8 SCHOOL, J The Fall mmIoo of 1873 ombi Fourth Man- oaynirfmy. - Cataloraca aent on application. June Ihiu E - TA a 1 v k nrr rt WiUetale emd Retail Shoe Xanuftw ? THOMAS VILlE, N.C.y J We have a large'stock of our meni women's, boys', misnes' and childreu shoes, which we sell at wholesale or re tail, next door to "Citizens' National Bank, Martin St, Raleigh. ... y , , -' When tou want irood slices, all haul- made and of the very best stock, call on us and wry tne' 1 : ' .. ; SOUTU CAROLINA 8110 K We fill orders from our store In Ral eigh, or from our manufactory iuThoiu- asvuie. ..aiercuanu vtsttuig our city to buy shoes are reouestcd to examine our stock. , M At I'll iv i" iv r n . . .. . 1 J' ceA'7 WHOLESALE CAlsH PRI Corrt-c'lod by V.;fc O!RIST0PHI13i - Market equare. ; l .- -fj ',:,! s -f V, COTTON. lj rj. Badl v stained, or very dlrtv. - 1 1 Cleaned stained, or ordinary, , , 13a3 Good ordinary, ' - ' 13aU IjOW middnnx, ,..- i aia ,i ii eEBERAlr MABKKT. Ragging, oomestie 2 jb, .Yard 13Jtl4i Cotton Uea, 8c. , , , ,.. . Flour. North Carolina, 17.00. 1 Corn, V5al.0O. ; - i j . .- - i Corn meal, new 05a II Jxi, f -t. Bacon, N. C hog round, 15al7. , , - " bams liiialT. . ,, j" 'clear rib sldcs,"13j.' - r:iona C R sides. 13. ; i" slmldenh lOalllfr Ird, North Carolina, lbjala. western tierces, u. "'"''.keri, IT," t-tvf " Coffee, prime luo, 23.-rt!- 'm.. "5 v:gooo,sit. - . .; ,.' common, 20a21. , , 6yrup,8H40 . , t f Molasses, Cuba, 50 - r- Salt Marshal's, t23. , . , ; , Evans'. 3.'. . -1 . Nails, on basis for 10.1, i 1.00, , MM. A fll.l ' -' . " f., ft V yeUowClolalOJ.'. Leather, sole, 27a3it'. :, -, Hides, green. 7a, " dry, U- ' Tallow, OalO.1" f " Potatoes, sweet 75a90, ,,,;Ji jJt Irish, l.Stel.W. Oats, shelled. T5a5. 1 7 Fodder. L75. ' - Hav. N C, baled, good, tlQaI.23. Clikkens, mwaL30a35. Eggs, 18a20 , - w Butter, N C 25a30 J N Y, 40a50. . , Beeswax, 25a30. ". ' Ran, 2---.--"--. "' 1 - Beef, on foot, 6a3.- J t --.; 44 dreessed Drhne. 8all. -. neavy copper, per pound, 16c. - ugh ..urvv trur? f Brass, per pound, 10c. . ' -t ' Pewter, per pound, "c . . f-. Lead, par pound, 5Jc Old Iron, per 100 pounds, COc NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.1 JO JNSTOX COCNTTj I Is Hiwin94 Tmtac M.' TSenlteii. ' Admlnl.tr.UH-i tf Hsadsrss Orahsai, 'i. ojnUut BrjitLt Urssaia and Tsoraaa tirabsm ot 11. ri ifaot (Aaatixsna, aasouars- i Sintxoss toa Ksusr sso rVrmo t j ' M&ksKsu. aatATS Asts.w ! 1 in ui, AAwtr f jhmio Lamttg greeting : lom. ara fetrsnv Commanded lu unnuu Wt.lUm Oiuhaai, FrerteH- k Witiu aadli'a msKariCWsvas; mmMiftfmim sia who v. . T.- wayns, JtriKMiuraaaa ThooMS Omh.irt, Mary th . uj B Mbw 6rahaai tka dafa'adaatt abi aal. If lby a found WiUila jew cat to appear; ai UiaodleaortbaCiofkoitaa ra.Tererior VoturX for Uts eoenty t Juhaac,' within forty ra d ija, att-r IW t-v.w e( thm aauntaf on than, aictuiV- uf Vie ity o' saeb aer-vt-a. and snawen lb nuianblal. mow : af vhlck ia n-rved wits tbin uauw ut jUt tbaattaknKleaUit f th fu( to anar the said eompbtit nlUdaiUMt' Una tba tlalnUtt will apply to taa Uul -or tb icU it da-aandrd la ttia eoapl t'nt. " ' " t - llaraof fail, sot. "Mi o IbU asm a ina aka dna latnra. . , , , , . j ia a-Mifr sir band and re 1 - t said uoni yaif bi aa or mjlj, i vj t H. ABKl 500 pieces new and handsome Prints at 8 and 10 cents per yard, i f Coats' Spool Cotton at 70 cents per dozen. Common Spool cotton at 12 cents per dozen, aud hope it will be cheaper..-. - l. je ld&wlm . A CltEECILI VTEW GOODS !',pfc. J1UUYING PlllCES LOWER THAN EVER. ........ C . One of our firm ' having just returned from the North, where he has been pur chasing Roods in all the different styles atict qualities belonging toj onr jbusmew m order to repair Uie broaen linos in tlie various dei)artmente we are asam enabled to oifer . to our .customers' and tlie public at large greater Inducements than heretofore in . . " j. , . i LADIES' DllESS GOODS I Black and colored silks.. ,'SV; Dumiucr bum, gTxuamucn, ? ., ; ' f i Figured lawns aud muslins. 1.1 111 .wi.. -j r ifohalr suitings, ., - ; : jiuiiHio suiongs, ... ' . AJnea suitings, . 1 1 -, v.-Zebra' suitings, a 4. Plain,' printed and corded giass loUw and linen lawns. i J l BLEACHED GOODS : V; , . ) Jrlah linens, - - i -: t i- Vietorla lawns. in better qualities and cheaper .. than ever ottered. s .. , ,t n i 1 It Is useless for us to mention rartid-1 many prices to cur goods, as it only re quires one '. trial to , customers ' to-convince themselves that the "Tuckers V cannot and will not be surpassed in low prices by any house In , this city or eisewnere, neiug . always up to,, me y.II.AR.S.TUCKER. I PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING By E. A. Whitakeb, Ralolgh, N. Cl 1 20 - years- experience. Instruments thoroughly renovated. Rcferrcnccs In i m ake. Juhnsou. Moore. Harnett aud City Iterercnce : Iter, A. vi. Hantnim. ; Rev. W.J. W. Crowder. RIch'd Rattle. I JrM Eaq., CoUJ. P. II. Rues, Nat L. my a-tf .,,u.w,t,,w.,v,sf,,,, 'l . t . II lu., It - ao,1 Itwir'" . 1. .CI: fs, l.SotK-r-j ! u't ill" 11 if .i.r YOUR LIVES ' YOUR f?j . MONEY AA'ir YOUR KYE!. " . ii Ctatt, 49 Celts, 49 Ceils. Forty CcnU H1, buy " onr Gallon of 1TIATTS' ASTRAL Oir " f f ' . tJ i i il 'it it :.. M B ' - . We have this day reduced tiie ' price Of JYatta' Astral Oil to. ' . -- ' TORTY CtVTS FEU GALIOX. -t!t r , s , Tills pH is used Sp nearly t R ' ' fcOOiOOO FAUILIES.' ; T 1 ' w viii wll vs. a wn ;t rlw been4jofore tlie - public for ,s Twelve yenrs and .never an acci- ; Uent directly or indirectly. - BVRNS JX"A'Nr . , - '( ! o i ''-'. t' si r ' i ' 1 .Beware pfjjSp Coifed W( OiUt JUljTJSLEAVT& m; ' . "m Hole Agents for N;C ,,Jtuiier uuiiiting, jtnuuH,-n, v, . . Sheen skins per piece, S5aGuc, Wool washed, pjsr pound, 30a35v " unwashed 20a25 . , tr , QUiCVLiU JiXWJ$ t , :,iBoltiiigtc. t r rr. wi 4 . ,' - .'! j . c ; At Hard ware House f j'-v -v JCWIW UWU4 iSK, ' v , QASII, DOORS AND BLINDS.' j ... -' - i - , ...i : iii iun. -. . ;. Largctt $lock U tkt Stall. 0 I PRICK LOWKB THAU TO XOWKST. , ; All our goede are thoroughly , vseasonedv,. ;! ITrite for prices. ' , . ." JULIUS LEWIS ft CO. ' .- - - CI OPARTNEEflHIP TOltUKKLT KXIST J lnjr under the name and style of Ellington, Atkins & Co., was dissolved .ntbe 2Cth day of April last by mutual " " consent. Jr, U,- M. Shearin having purchased air. J. McC. Ellington's eu tlre interest in tlie ' Machinery, Con tracting, ' Dressing 'and Manufacturing business; will continue Under the name and style of the firm of Atkins, Thomp son Mieann. , xna unnmsneu cou- - tracts Will be comleted bv the old firm." AU persons indebted are request ed to make immediate tKiyiitenis," aud those hav'uig claims will lileaao present J. mcC. ELIaNGTON, GEO. W. ATKINS, -ATKIK, TJWMftJOJT ABILTJim, Successor to Ellington', Atkhu & Co.i Contractors, - Builders, Manufactures, and dealers inliroftsed Luiuljerv Doors, Blinds, Sashes, Frames, Moulding, Brackets, Stair-rails, Balusters, Scroll work,' Turning, Jlantels,! Sui." Thank- I ing our friends and the public generally tor tne liberal patronage neretoiore ex tended us, would most .respectfully so licit a continuance of the samej " Apexy N. C June 21, 175. r If 1MCI UXXIILIXXII! "' , Nw reeaivuig from Depot, dljreet from the klhil, S car loaus of Ma. L Kock Lima which mill ba sold cheaper than the eaaacat t dauiaraana eontractors In. lane q nan li lira. . ' Kvl, Indian Kock Lima at 1.6U. No. 1. KiTcrton. beat In tbs marfcnt in Alto kvt ceutantly on band konndaia Uy drunlic Cnunt, Calclnad and Land Flaatar and iKricttitnralLhne at loweat caah rtca. .Jf yjta M. Towuut, HAVX TOU TBIiD 'h iil a:- 'fr vJ LV h '' -w.-'ie rr ,'fAKB TOO; .'. Weik, ' Htrvon, irM iitated ! " Are von so 1 ins Bid that an 'fcjertkin' re- oulr-a mora of aa ellort than jimv ifteal aapa bin of naklu't ' loan try 4 E BTBEB 4, 1 be VMdtrM tonic tsd lnvbroiatv, wheh' ajts ao hanvtt-lally " on the 8sertsUv ora aa to inip. rt rUot to allthaflialtoicca. -. -' - V' . Mi ' r 4t is noalclioUcappetUwrt which t-julata fur S abort time, ou:y to I t thu. siiflerer fail .. to a lowar depth t mlawy, hut It la a taur tabla touic ctlni dctly on the. 1 and apleen.' ' f.--' :, -:'...-:. ' -- - ' , It tagnlatea tba Bowels, qdtcts tha urram, and gives such a Leal thjf loole to lii aliol tiora aa to soon mase tha Invalid feel I ka a wwp:raoiU' . n ;. - - lUoparatiou la not vlolont, bnt la caarac tarisad by swat nee liaovssf. tha patira a- -pH oi.ee. no asdUt-a thana, ao naikd r aulla, iUtvraduaili bUtruntil-a , -- . , r Void ihilrt.su, lika the Arabs; - . ' And ail atly ateal away.h . .. , , Thla I no now and nutrted dlteovcry, bnt -baa I e i Joar eatd nit) wondarint r mo ial malts, ndia prance erd by iba hiKhrai sileistnoiluca,"banjoaiitowerfnlt nix and alwr-t T ka n Ask f nr drntrzUt for It. . , . ; . sals by ' H. F. BltDKB aV f.,' 7 ... Maw Toik. 1:. :. ;.. --' - rpa BKX Vi WATCB XKUiaK' .r i Priei 4 l-2".irw Posr - . l'iqiM l -17f .moo S50,tsj i r f"t 'ii:;v i'i 'van i -:V v-.-... ..;.-! ; "!;'if' I'- -II l.jf ' . . . 1 , - '.. , - . - ' Sample Eng'toe to hi so D at cat AU rr, IriU iiJCCirca!r. - - ' - -l- " ,j Aa, w .-! hi VUt'S LEWU A CO..o .xasylS-lf - - n-WAp-nu.
Daily Sentinel (Raleigh, N.C.)
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July 1, 1875, edition 1
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