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r- .TIIE DAILY lir.aMfft ! M ;l .: f OtlAIl : ZUXX II, lj '-.? I:, UM 0 UMCBIIT10a ' ' ' tHft BrwUnsI 1 jrowr ta sdvaacs . foil (Hi bkmUu ta iJniM i - rf-Werkty : " , l.f V I u.a,UU ' (.(Ml -fTb Daily Ssanam U MdsUvsrstt 'f 1 t pert Us Ctt rufwCm (mt '.week.- I- rpa tat3 ccrraTicw PAdti ll I ..Jti . . 1 mi iri' rift?? A ''!'' rf'lal fiml mi: ,! tU WCn ARD II. BATTt.1t, JW T .. . BtATO OAUEdy 3 .-.!. I The Chairman of the County Exefu- , , pve Committees of tiie Democratic wd ",- Republics Parties bar arranged ... following route . to be punned by' pa J Candidates for delegate! to the Convfcn- r . tion. Tko aiMakioi aa .to . Um WuU ba KMJla IVWkjThanday Wljr 15ttt ai Uockboro, Frklaj Mj ICth LaahMjr'a drift Creek, Fatnrday July 17, fWtk ' Cary, Monday July IWlUray, Whttt OakTuedny July 20th Ap Cedar Fork,' Wwloeaday, July, flat I'ollard'a. . - t .. . '-'i Oak GroT, Thursday July 22d 6ak Drove1' ""'. " -;;Kaw IJsht, Friday July 23d Lai't. . I Barton's Creek, Hatnrday July j23d Hutchison.. ii!-t r , ' - ' IIooM'a Creek, ' Jlonday Julyt tCth Kln2e Store. " " ' - ' KolefctUIe, )TedneadayA July $8th KolcaTllIe. '- .. little River, Thwaday July 20tl W, "C Moore.' V r,: : Mark. Creek, Friday 0ih' fobda Store; ' ' ' ; ' Bt Matthew's, ratunlay July fyowllji V t j I . ' 5UMary's,FonlAy Ausnsi 2d put I! x. LA. - lanlher Branch, Tuesday August 3d r ix II. ?AdanM.j - V" j" f Raleigh,"" Wednesday 'August fovejoy's Grove. J "' 4th ite . W. W. JONES, CVn Pern. Ex. Coni. W.W. HI11TJE,, " .Hep"4! BURKE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.' ' The cwvciUTon wef ' aordthi ' to' previous appointmeut, - and was pman IweJ 1y calling to the choir L. F. ff'ar- lio : ; Juuu U. llomniur nq wniiisii m i'owe apiwintoil secretaries. .' "? On hiolionvE!'. Jfoore, 8amueL'MC - DTateaud CiA.' Khuping weriap- pointed a" committee' to draft tesolu - lions ... .,. ,.z r, , k .While tsaid committee were but; Hi. C. Fl McKeesOB entertftined- tJteteon ven tion In' hi usual happy ifylor, dealt some j Jicavy blows., to; tbo ' aents of eonvonuon ssd swMtMsMf ' pit to vtdthlayt fio "tamRJaU as hidopendenta ,hplaye4.,,.o)s)ii ' Burk and ;waa for av united .froit m the the cause of Ctmvdntkm.f lrt de picted la glowing colors the : arvlqca of t,k our representfttlvea In . the last iguia- ture,- and- hopod . our good old ' '''would keep up to the ttandardof and true men. , Tle committee rcturucd and offered which were unanlmouly adopted s WukbKab,, The Legislature has , called ft Convention of the people to take into consideration the matter of amending the State constitution There- f AWH yhat tUaCottvenlloii wCl jtrocecil to nominate ft suitable person . to represent Burke county In that tody. ' J?Mor; That the nominee of thie Conventloa be Instructed to coepbrato with the conservative mombers of ssid . Convention who are the , friends of , constitutional,; reform and especially tliathe in all things observe the restrlc- tioaa proposed ( by the LegtsUtnrO, m amre bt i ;,Jbr re y'abjee ' BOch Call. 'irH 'Hirnt ii it. al. . : tloqa to the present constttqUanj and ;1glng the people to act -while-the had (tin thoir power to'tiiroW'oIf the do grading shackle that had bees imOosed u'ikw tkW-'4"'A3,t;ifv A' j I ., Capt,J,f.-jinitV was called tapon m resnomlod, in his usual brief and ' imoreasire s vie. and said he had labored tlie last fivo. years togct' CnstljuUon and gel rid of this one, which bad boen rammed, down ' tu throaw ,rlti j the r hat-nnoL XfatJ-A'JC J Avr-rr' tranJo 'was . put forward for the nominee for th Con vention and was nnanlmously chosen, . he was called io! the yd4tid n4 Inter ! tained the ConvruUon (dt somct ne la v his tosunl forcible y..w .itte- -htj. j. . On motion theprocedlas i of the C onvenlion were ordered to be sent 1ft - the Raleigh Sxwmm. for publidatkm. The Convcnt'.on then adjourned j , ,': i r i L.F.WARLt'VChar Wat "p. TM-f i . f IT 'I L. Tho City. Law A Co. pf UontA, Ci" will adou open new Crockery Establishment in Wake county Is blessed with the prbs pect at ft spleatUd crop, j.bouuUIUl Harvest wiu Dncnien mines up wooucr- The acquittal of Tint Lee excites tonishment among those wh think Uat emoexacimeni oi we puoiie nmua m a crime. '",!. f j . ;. 11 . (it Ji .... ?'n -f.. "T. .S. at The CdUoo States Concrete assembles m UOstay next Tuesdny.rA taiufuct will be given th delegates during lite week'"i'"'''l". .fctft ,: . The JExecutlve , Committee , of he Cotuwrrative-Desaocratlo party of litis county meets ftt the Court House I to-1 morrow.: 'Iniportant business wlllj be transacted, vj" ' 1 he Boar j ix Aldcrrocn meet to-hi ;t4 to consider the question of ftssessnient ewa ivw ajvyw ew wieasi sy 'ftivv lumbia, 8. C where Radicalism ahbws in lull power. ? ' ti t T- .l ' I ; ' ' - ' ' i " ' "' I STATU EDUCATIONAL ASSOOA TUIftD AHKVAIi MKXTIXQ IM KAXlpH, 0- T, tjiT .lira, 1W5 i!ao Aiiuwiiw nnniH if V . . . 1 1 . . .. ... Association wui meei ,ia me House of Representatives Wi July 14th, at lOVcloek V as f AfLlrma of WnVAmn W ktav lency, Governor Brogden, .MMM. Itl TTlUl ) IW. LL D , rresideot of tae. AssoclaUoh. 'I Minutes otU9t meeting read by retary & ,uA'Mkt H tu'i'i ( Reporta from committees, t. general discussion. t ; i . Arnawoox, KEsaioic. I'L'i 'filitf EJucatlon," byMsJ , Rdbert Blnjjhani,' Bmgham School. t (IcnoraJ dUcuasIon, I. isig ;. :. !. -i.i V' ;;jLddrcss,'byBat. R,' I.Abeniety, . . . .,. lsi4et Iiotberfotd College TUVKDHAJ, JUI.T tilTII, IV Aa iresent conumon or nubile iswlruc MlLof Mmesflav. ceb BatUo' jdouin, North Carollnoi from' report ofltho aecuntr of the aame, The Tteaa- lane ouperuiuiuuen. , r,lneral discussion ' . . . n 1 . . f ...-x .. it i i Jb fhi 'Teacher Born"or'Mad4,ry Capt. Wj. T.V.B., Bolt ilarloa) Clreek Academy' Kjlctfcods.of teaching,' ' Uenerat discussion y Aaaocmttdn. Agricultural College, by ffoo. A'sx. Mclver. ' 5J' " - .t L General diacBasion. ) a: ua" m Jb I tutu The Evil of Easy Methods, bvlter.'l I x''f- ' r'TH TTi Jt Botle. ' " ' lii i 'i i 1 Industrial EducationoV i-'"-4 . (..uenerai (iisousska by: members orl Ansorlniln: ' "W ; -.1. . .' 'U'i.iVi ' jI r UVUHM w-A.UO0Hp,UlAA WIW W IO named by IVealdent of the Aaeocuition, r..1-..J. 4.1. ..! ' :t " t Address by Hon. WV C Kerr, ptate Geologist; I , M M , ' j hy (Short, pointed paper occupying not more than thirty minutes desired, i ) All teachers - school examiier4 and ail outers interested m education ore in vited to.be present and partlclpafe m tne exerelscs.' Jlany topics not em- braced hi the programme wUl.bi ton- sklered. " Other essays will be read and addressci made in addiUoir.M ihose named ." ' The hotels of the city will entertain persons attending tne Association at reduced prices. i'WJi;.;; h: r 1 1 ne rsilroaas bars neen requested to give and no doubt will give return tick" ets as heretorore.,v 1 ; .T.ii;t. C-hm'n Ex. Com. Ed. Asso. Tan Cocbtb.-! be . Superior Court! adjourned to-day.? Except ' the Hay wood ease nothing of Importance was done la court t there were sone mo tions, confession of judgment, decree entered, Ac. , DIs Eonor, Judge Watts, lett en the evening train for Chatham. .There were. jio. argument In the 8a- preme Court toay, the calendar for. this '" week- having -been - exhausted. Next week cases from tho sixth, district win be called." . t - "Judge WaiU Will hold court la Grau- vllie week after next.;'; , l.,.:.; Xo : Cakd.datb. Cspt. ' Itan -. C, Longof Ctr.linra la In, ;tie Hty and (nforme ct ro!'vriy that he Is nbt an 1 v, 11 not 1 o a c ".!..!a for ConvcK'.ton ' a la: j...' i I treasures johns reply. Btati or Xobtu CarpwAo a 1. 1 7MHry Dtpattmttnt, ' , V ,v Raleigh July 6, 1875, VrafM Zi. fAlonl, Etq, Clairmait, Dear Fir fVeur noU' accompany resolution ftJopled by ft meeting of citizens of. .H'aJta county jhel4 ftv nn Otm nit. waa mralrr.-l at a (jm, when I could 'not prompt! v U- pond as yon requested, owing ' 3 elal duties'.' '.'". '-' -''VW.i I "The first resolution above Mfcr;: J to -;w"eiri. That the Treasurer be and .ho, Ja hereby requc-eJ to dlscontinua the exch?9 ef the llortse Bond! of r r .. I . , ... . ' Tl If rU.d.;C.4reLJ'! fthe TV l "J v. " T CA tiLfl.' -:rtfptU 'tr Uoof an exebango Uada la 18 with the fatKtiiiV PAfMtaJ pAinfMIt 7nA IabU I . . - . . ... , . ,1T . -H tiins VvaS MH MtlAai ikna tl. tk ainaaM JIab. serve ai an answer to said resolutloa,1 An ordinaac) of the .ConslUutional Convention, . ratified 11th of Marcji, 18CS, entitled "An ordinance to amend the chsxtcr of , tle ' Chatham Eallroftd Company," directed the Treajurer of State to deliver to the rteaident and Directors of aald Company the coupon bonds of the State to an amount not ex' ceeding twelve hundred thousand Hol lars (11,200,000) forth purpose of Ena bling said company to finish JtM The ordinance further provided that the Chatham Railroad company shouUl de postt IU tho 8teU Treasurer the row .Tboao or; onfr'"y or same amotu-t, dte, &c, ftn.j toN;aecnre the prnKipai-fttMl iutcfwlbT a ukh the State should .havi Uew vnoftv 1I the estate of said company. :v f;: w The require ments of the, ordinance were complied' with on the part of the State and the company in an exchange of bonds and the execution and deli very l hi e.. u iu .u.. if I 1. --f TLkT KgB un ua nai auu inwiaM esuu. . iimwi mv vwm u miuu win ""I iwwida artha Mitimnt irn ' (it U Tk pressed terms and meaning of the iwdV I nanMi Uul fiiliAWful h .iafhr I ... . " . I , therefore, held them as a deposit. N It was also provided la tho same or dinance 'that the OitUiam Railroad company may at any tint Worama- tority take op the oondsof aald Com pany deposited with fle Public Tireas urer ny suueutuuog' m new thereof cou- V :'.v '..i ft.. 'i i m..i f . . ... pon Donus or uw Mate or outer jnacbt WJt,sXttaiwd.74v;wkv The General Assembly; at ha tanual iculopt8t)X pad act'enti tied "An SK,ooncerniDg 4he Chaiham Railroad, ftiiicnuatorr of certam acU. tad uthorI1ng change of tome," to I thalJif tt7BalcIg , and Augusta jRall- roatf company," mwnu.ut was provi ded as follow i The said Raleigh; and Augusta Air-IJne Railroad company may at any .'time hereafter discharge the bonds of Cbatltam Itaiiroaa conw pony deposited with the . Public; Treas urer in the soma manner and not ether- wlseVft" ' tiho ' Ctham Railroad company now authorized by law to ad Ute. labile Treasurer is hereby dlroctod to ntura to the aald Bal'eigh and AuguaU AhLine . Railroad con pony the aald bonds of said Chatham Railroad company on payment m- ' the manner above described until the whole amount of aald bonds of tho Chatham nallroad company; bcld by, the jStato shall have been surrendered.Mf i .... s In view of the provisions i of , law- au thorizing the company to take' jap Its bonds and redeem Ua mortgags,- the only question for me to consider was,1 what Is State kMlebtedness t . .' f l-1 i- I think on one bccaslbn " prior to ttte decision of lis 'Supreme Court,' January andugusta :JbLlne Ranrofcdl torn pany vs. David A. Jenkins hiWic Treasttref." t waa' enquired of ;by the l'rcsldent of the Company If I jwould accept ia exchange for the bonds pf the company and redcropUou ofjnortgage in connection, wita wee jods)'tte bonds issued W internal tmptevie'ment purpose during, but authorized under acta passed prior to, the war, (the bontls referred ta J presume in the resolution transmitted by you,) and my reply was that I did not foel authorized, to accept them jrt the absence of any' dlreci legts. tatien providing for theu1 fUndlugor re demption, thorh ; admitting at 1 the time that the coupons of a!4 jboivls Lil been funded by. my predecessor. Keep. I, tattle, D. n under the )ziZ.;z Act" tf llorch l I3C0, 1 y -1 ,1.l"M t 'I V art . iiiK'l ,y,,,' lm.ll .,..1 I 1 '1 ... if . ...... . .. . t ,U . : a la ;t P but I j,.'- i y i .U'fcu-h l .thcc I;- :'a t . a ' f ... t, 1" . C. . j4Fcnilng Act of Ar-'-t t V 18CS, excluded Uiem from Its ojeraMo'ns. t i 5,,' " uRovicwi.j iU Ulo'rj 4i iVs'f poffwTcfcsce to.Cie ftAWstebt 1 1 nd no atatata i '..L!y anJ. ui.uvitUtkaIy re-cor-l;a2 tLe U. V la', i-stien ai In- dbtoaes of the Li! of mpiA vaUdly IA 'citci. fcpuis ua'Jl juift'of jrf xiarcn; I875 t-.::".cd actto. pnmlseVjiommuto a eti!.tii' ' debt,", .which ;-cest&Izs,ty provlal "That when any 'person , holding twnlngB.y cf trnJacf thet: tt Norul Carclliuv issued In of any act of Assemlly passed, sX fbttf. before the, twentieth day of Anno Domini, one thousand eight dred and sixty-one, (which date; em- brace "the bonds in qucsuou,) shall. surrender and 'dcfiyojif.'auch bonds', fo gethcr With all the unpaid conpons be-' longing to the same to the Treasi (he SUtc, tlmn In Umftase Hi the duty of Uw TreasurerMaad:h hereby . respired ,toue and dsllve the person so sarrendoring Buck; a new bond of tiim fitatiM A. Tho followkigt rates of exc. reference to the ;bond)1d onrlnatbo war' as referred to are set -forth to the jl " 4f. ,it:ni't ,4-,l,.H -fill. For tho bonds Issued sinceithe twenUsfbday" b'f Mayinno dominions thousand eight, luuvlred and slxty4ne, m pWuaupe of 'sta 'poased before said lawt rnuneit dat an rth bon(U de kOWM io the i C iat ham Railroad company, twenty-five pee cent, of the principal of the bond i so surrendered.'' tl' It thus appears that the bonds are placed ftt the same rate .a', the Mud given for the Chatham BaOroad mor, gage bonds in Ute original exchangs. ,f. Another act, ratified the 22d day pf March, 1875, entitled, "An act expl tory of certain acts and to enable holding bonds of the iite issued JTor Internal IS Improvements under beta passed prior to the war to, sell) the same," after referring ht preamljU to prevtotM lcgwwtIon.,in relation : to fhe rauroad company, as follows jj - j "Hoc. I. That It wa the true mtent aua meaning of too, ritaa and-aci above referred to to authorize and em power the Public Treasurer to receive aaj-oi tne aioresaia internal improva? mcnt bonds ta, execjiUon of the .pijovkv tons or said act d ordinance,1 I , Kee. 8 The IHiblk; Treasaru bd and hoV 'bereby 1 1 aulitorompoWered and directed to:rceett9jpyoi: t4 In ternal Improvement bond of tho State of. Worth; CaroVnft, hereinbefore dei scribed which may hereafter be tc tder ed tinder WprovtsTdaiof said ac and ordinance, and execution of tho solrie'I" It U clearly eett that'! have id dts- creUonary power wider tho maadntory provision of section f abdye glyei,'but that It absolutely require of the Treasi urerwho is a. mere ministerial jowctt the perfinuuice of, 4 plalo duiyhlcli he has not the legal right to disregard. I suggest that, if the act last Above mentioned Kail not bccn paed, tie re- cognitioB of the bonds ae mdebtcjlaess of'tho taU.'by. tho Fundmi"Aci:'of ITth of March, 1873. would have kiVen ample power to .ttt. Treasurcj' fo'sjecept them in an texchange with the railroad fompsjnyil I call attention to the language pf (ho deckdon of ilte tjuema Courf, 4wuary fililifilsrpitfU' Ii this communleatlirtlt LtWe; tlilnk itielear lUM.sne ii ww -treasurer , ougbt, to re- ceive1 the ptate1. ftond issued ' change lor tha CTtalham railroad bonds, as It wasone trarisactkm, and s tnat the InUraal ' Improvement bbmls issued during the .war are ' embraied In the same, section.. Of iho Funding Aet with the bonds issued to the' Chatham Railroad Company In. exduingt for its bonds, are Of equal value, audf are di rected to be lundod at theams'rkte. " ul'ma'be panioned for saylig; in, concluBlon that bf th discharge if thy uum-uu wuuea nave ever - nau. u Tiew tho interests of the btate. 'and hate en deavored to execute the lawe as I un derstood thenv or was legally advised in reference to them, ahd I dVnot de Tiate irom uuu course m obeyir statutes directing the exchange ot'jliooils wun ute rauroad company,,,,,, s ."" - Vour obt servant, n .i i sUljA; Jemki "BtatoTreasii a - M XiM " ErCATIO!TA 'Awt6nAtr.Th 3rd annual meeting of tlte "Uiational Association of Nortii Cnroliua Will be held in the city of lUUclyh, oonini ;ucmg WedaesdaTr Jwty Hrfi, 187V A progtamm cproeocdUigs rill be Pild;hc4luafowa4ya.7 . lVtpera fiiendly to the 'AfMociation will plenae notice, i O liy-ordiMr of U.e Kil-cutlvo Ci mmit toe. . , . ' . -" r ;. t Joiih 11 DtseoaW i- r t t -"S -Jt'J I lit rer. .iit" y. J "Mil . I . A)NVENTidN Throe e.r.tor ioW WeK nobttfAl ro? (uVcnflorfby'-ttb tiUmocnW aiw (fKci'jj ts t,:ni.jiiTl . i Major Marcus. Erwio favor Com wc?f m t hi.ji;TII .lunffor ,onr una having Ju returned . faJor ilnreus, Erwio fyor CnybftJ j from the North, where he ha been pnr- tion.: .To' is a'lleUtUU'ah.:iut:he is th W'JUTnefy'.'cucij' is' rlcauAnv ' Jt, jE4 a'ilarB.apd J,; (Jood wjfp, mo negroe are the IjepuVlican. npmVi? foB ConvenUon Jn Uall.LTwPt.Wcn preserved mummies would donbcf ef . John Cray J3ynuia, a badecla red himself esttodopdt .candidate for Cotruentlwh, BWkicounty j IT den'i know .any etmty that can put. dare didstee, unless it to , Orange or .Mjck- fcttVurg.,!. ,t ,tl, ,,l(j. fc. .i 4ii 'Thw' WBaUnAon' Echo aavsior the BBAmlBlataMt lift 1 ISWOf tAnBTMafw a f .WfWi UnPVtal pwmhsiwvsi aa' a avwr 'wvaewawj' e- wswr l alrcftdy bll' known to the public of North forolhm'atf va-f&atteman oTrare ability and worth.- global -King ktjfe .S&titfffl Clever dsjcntkiiianj ever dnereOv fiifmcr. hlchly esteemed foi his exfcel- fenti Judgment and hard practical tei IWIs Very rVrkrliul the' ticket Will iftWW aMBuncombe,', ' correVpondcnf of the ciiariowe ypserrer, says i i ou may,pe sure Uiat' the couun ties west of the Blue IliJ-o will' do' their whole duty In,' tlie pnmmir niopnnn s na sprv wtfmw. amon TuTJ -"-, f. jv7? if(7 iTTT uiiiBi iaa.iB ish ii iiiiiii win i liiiiiiimi.nii togeerthmgs, Joycly, .tfWWP,-!, If ta t-S I .til .! RNdtiAVidirf.The Boston ! Pf lot thinks1 that tht year-wm be tt,mo-' rabli iMf.lA' - 1..4,fi.- t.z.f"--.U 'iiiji Fourths one Juno IT, when the ..' 1 t.i..wiJA:.';.Lii and South clasped hands and togetherwitb their Vim ' oh the slope and looked with love into lMk omerniBy'and'aair the ' pictui mo opposing line of blue and TBV meltmgr'iway' Kkfe,' th'e , ifaiokc iftherepectiUiyMiidiiBdul'fl 'irwlr! battl6;k the; nnrei' slueUn MWh . I J CTIAJIlTnQMAS, iA,t fn 1.1--aj WiW- .ni J eaaa awsvaaa iiiotsi wan mid airo nuiunuia amnuan umenf of ' town. The! Massachusetts stands beside the pahu UVUU. V.IV.UI. VII UUIllWIUUHIIII,. ..u fe ' out oi tu nanus ut wo pouuciani are determined io ' oaco licrcafle'H live in unityl it 11 Kill. .if I rlF i Rev. B. Crftvew of Trinity Coilc'go declines the domination for Cotiveiitlbu', because he believes that no minister of 0ie gospel .should be a politician. He says tho pulpit, the hustings, an the rwtrunj; W unltoT In Interest, bu nbt i ji-mwa. HA M.M m... ...1 i ...,L..-.- I. . . I U UWVUBaiWU,.fUlU Ull UllUI llS JCt OUt tcussion, anu no man nas yei sue - ,d in ' ddihg; god'work hi ii (oi .Thesd- are irood wordsTlltlV them.1 twitrAflkiittlr' ' Bnwllke' Dble Of irblir iif '!lnT;?rhd (nrf. ssnrtuol iBossionjl! this RobbhU,' Esq., 111 be nominated In his ptaco f . 4" ' ''' ' w iA'Wnmi ii. i ma HaWniaa.. ih.h I ww ff -yHOLESAL VA$I ruig: Corrected by F.' &" OTUISfrOPiniR, ' " " llarks: 8quaroi'ii'J t it n! fl rmt--4-p4f rta.11 v atnlno.l ' or ra is! i .''.s.i i - .rri-rT? t Cleaned staincdLor ordiuary!rT0.3al3) . uooaorumary, ' " . Alt Low tnlduiuuf. B.in&iit j. MUfftli ur t,BEBAlli.KAIKBT. . -n-., Ragging, domestic lb.. ; Yard I3Jal4. MHonuev-ao---i.w, Floor; North Carolina; tTMT Com, SSalUlOu Com meal, new 9$a tlJOO, , . Bacon, N. C. hog round, 15al7, jv. itaitia ibiaii. i ff-M h M-ji lonz ij It 8ldosl3. i u ant, jNortn Carolina, iuialt(,' , weKtem Uerces: t7.T ' 1 j'-? il4i uv. i-eifg jj,". : t.i x (VTeo, prime lilo, 23 i.if , 11 gOOOtt. f i-,f, ,,,, M9 common, gUaZl. , rrupHllJV. Molasses, Cuba, 60. , . . gait Marsbal'a, 2,25, , "jf - t :i7 WaDVoa.bin4Bl!w'i0A' fMV Leather, kotc, 27a3i,7; ",, Bidca, Jjreenra.l a-JJj M-K'.a. . 1 aavavaaMiMaaaM Potatoes" siroeii T&OO.". ; it -llfilrkiB, 15aUA;t uaesi snsnea, jMiunn ; ihmf, 15.' l"n f OliJtT, fj.i 3..- vi i.y ... HyCbulodi cowl Cukikena, grown, -40aJ5r.-r ! K 17. O ;tA I Butter, K C, 25aM s N T, 40aio, Rags, 2J. Boei on foot, caS, -;t , Tdrassaed priauvoJ U -A Heavy copper,, pen pound, JCc ( Light " " 13c. ltraan, periC3.1, 1.V. Pewter, per pound, 7c. !"!, per poittidv 3e 1 rr is t; y. ' f ; -iTU : tL ka' laOf - 4 . : . a inrTiT.S a : i-li ' II .(hiaiuArt one Uii....u,.,.M..., :. f LB " " " ach snbseqasst tasertloa ' uj.:jiuxxuj..va.. .......... t sqssrs, t wa.lt, J.M 1 w Mra, T naa, tita le '--io 1 w-ii --'uLm Vf f ! I" TO) r t i rhw f r1 f iwirf rriyciifOjVEikWiAN Eypu. on vmMutggfwiM m au uteiaaisneM svyies and-miat, belonging! to pnr bilnesa, m onier .to rernir tite broken In ues aju I Uie Various d( iartinenbt, 'we 'are enabled to 'cr to our 'cttntomers and the rjuldkathn-jgreater-lndttceaecnto thai bwmmhnM.M U v BJack and boloted sjlksjl .U J ; I , y ; ' .,TwJlwnB anrmnsl dfi T i mnsuns,, .7 flto rtuungs"--'-"'!'. , , VbliDf prj ,0 ( andihnenjlalwn.. w . 1.'; ' - - . I , '. iJ . TT . " Irish liWnayJaT Hi - jaconets. x uian im I'll isuseloMi for ds to atehtion fiirtW nlarly price to our goods, as Jt only re- qinref one trkd to, custoniers to con vince themselves that the 'Tuckers" eannot1 and will- not be' 'tmifakMd in low prices by any &oae la i itlii city or elsewhetej.ibehTg, alwayp Aipto the time. i , . :. . Til fiiivrU Jhl ,yhwi a m a XMj7ueninUaote'iiiMrnernf wil m mm . . LnewlrfornisliedJB thanamhrnmtslvU 1 .ffliWlW" , 'Arraiim'cnW'lwVe Tcn 'mitle for 1 IMnilaia and rWrHand -i .... 4k.. I traveUint Dnblio on ea&archnl .of the i nnugton.ana jiaigett stsceta formeriy anfl aU I the Carolina Ilouse, ho been Qioroughly ...and Clio I rci''reu remicu, ana m airnsitect ' O I tnaon kmtlrelT ewi and -havimr Wen r!r I trauu, and polite and gentlemanly Por ted I tin wlU ftttend.'' vt ,ii'f i s " The tare and Accommodations lat this I House will not . be snnftaeL bvt nr in I ' A litwnLl atiarn .f (mMI'WlU.. I. I ltJft.BatT-a.Mpi iMlronrletor. ? a . (; ATTOBNEr AT 'tAWv lUl..OJli)(l.5aijM j IX' ho iiii4(i,.t(i ... 2f.".w .IW! - oliTraoF-iarowM; Mh f Csuuwuesont M nrintloa,,'l,' . 99ml ,.ytA .l lany , nnij yxt.feiGii Rfolf Bcft6bt;''J'11 - x Ik -W-W.uZ'j-'! iEQU8,If Jbathb- - I - , , wjn 1 , , . . . imaviuivii. -T S&ffi?tl3L f VimMUslomfnmtft . f procured for the School the conmtodious f AvenUtt. WellrkROWn ln.Kalftk'hiaa tho 'Cbf-ou ptaoe, nom, recently.owned . ihd .handsomely' refitted . By Col. R iCIngshmd;'1 U Ih 'iBesideaoaiittoamgotholn Doychool ihey propose taklna a Umitod number of JW,' SiFhfacr tojj' conduct to bonrd in their own fomlly. ;' ' , . J The tralnfntfbf tll scW as hereto- forol wilt-be ftilL thormch ondaarurale. propariBg Usj pupilp foejcouoge-or for CohTvp alsli.'.U1 Will 'ilrovWe,! ht all uetooxtracnta'as'niav be"rftiulred. The afWactpali ftwm&UtM BtartvlY.-- necessary ior iitenr to f asy tnafc wnlist tho School Will con tlnun tn hei 6n Christian prhtcinlcl), It will bc"entire Yf wtthtfut dcnomkiaUotm) aim r bias. i xortirauanii awl our nftimiau.m i sjLi 1 J ii i.' i.i, .?r , 1 M 1 KKKS IIH'Jl'. 'BP GWfejPWiR. cor. . -T . ' 'TIeTaUiowDb'i'if)n the WthfiSAugBBtVf la lrt4t Jl Charge fBCoOftWeirryVreeks: 0onra leactiuaw MisraanugijtuuiigiiU) course, 42J.00. ' Cluuves pr extra ; studies, moderate. f " Su" " ? ForXoTaTt)lll rbnmlnlns particular. ' appiy w ,,'rr: wivmn,' iveuienu 1 ml A i t Wi I .rj . . II . . . Bi.. . . A a a as a tuiff rittitiniiiJiKifti kjiini a i 'h a) J--). . ...- ii . a n . -nir nni-Baiii on waru,rusiees 1 .W 9Hfcwif;r1J7,.iij tTT; T, Of WSH ,Cto.o .nftrrtiwcrlbrd aa Cmw- miaaiuuer. I ul oq liitiilny the Sn4 dajr of AMMBSt. l4.ahul.1lHI at lb VourtlioiMMdnnrinthe C'HV Pt l lrtgh the folloMnif dttlw!i ttrAitfrty tO-Wtft Hoai ttot ktrUi.LUr kyUf,, Vaindnl aa (vllnvs, Bflflonlns t th HHith Kelt SonMr MlUrp ttand W wJirrpii -rtimrfnr tb-m 131 faut BHnh lutVi4lBtnV7t, lknr Weal to the a A (t. R. It, 0or Nurlh Mh Bail-' KattJt ilarpU MUrUoNulaiiiK. tun-" UlniiiK one-hail M-ra nMrent !, bviiia; tb prmcnt rexldnme rrf I. O. Wary.'- 5 Tl-rmaof ftak QnfftsirUsali.twiMir pay' al.le twrlve nujutlia aftrr day ot aa.d With la Kfeai Iforn dny of aal"H r 1 " ' i x t.ii4 witiiJ KOK'XLL. t. SS.M In nln 1 wtr 4 Iron, per 1UU ixKSKto. iJrt. ,c rr ? sliiw, per piece, 35aultei .ti .i. xni "i n "i r-'i s i ',,.. - . . !' tiff ;.' t!.e Tv!:'0 of t:.e Attsrr.fy' Ccner&I : l.tluiyStaiA, i .uui IS...! iiJJ ,4 ';1 1 ua ,')J7f vl t