North Carolina Newspapers

THE RALEIGU SENTINELv war, weekly and. behi-weekly. ofldfl om tf Vsrift ttrtam-v- STATE PRINTING A BINDINO ESTABLISHMENT. V io.r;.f, , i . t:duar, ''.'. itiMcmirtuw.;.'' ;.'-'. Daily Sentinel 1 year to sdraU"S........IS 00 Itally B'S mouth In edrence,.... ...... 6 00 genii Weekly . " 08 WW Send 1 " 00 TiiaD4ii.T8axTi n.wUl be delivered In any part of the City at Fifteen Cents a week. LEA A I' B S I N S ' U lkMly GEMIHK WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE The City. Tun poured lata the sheriff's office to-tlay quite livelily. . Baltimore commercial tonrtats are beginning to swarni in this region. Our Light Infantry company U e I ccted tkU evening from Wilmington "Led" Astray," at Tucker hall, to-morrow evening. Hall's troop. It's food. Go. ri- , f:.. .:.;" v;- ... . J. MeCallum, of Raleigh, w wgi tered at. the Gaston house, Kewbern, yesterday.' ' 1 ' ' l&lomon Pool, ex-president of the University of North Carolina, wsa in the city to-day. The Mechanics' Building and Loan Association meets la the court-house at 7.o,clockthtoeyeping.;;:.;;;": Cotton receipts yesterday, 238 bake. Market to-day rather steady at 12. Or ders few and light Trade very dull in all directions. Lome of bnmt-eork entertainments wfll be glad to hear that Skiff A Gey Inrd's minstrels will pat in en appearance hare before long.' Ball's , combination will : repeat .the play of "Two Orphans' this evening. Oo early, if yon want a eomf brtable and and desirable seat . u" The Sociable at the Good Templars' lodge last evening, was largely attend ed and waa a very pleasant affair. The music was especially good. . Wm. E. PelL of Cary, is in the city to-day. He will shortly eonnect him alf with the jewelry-house of E Jward Famiacb, as traveling salesman, ''-' W. 8. Manon'a new boose, on Eden tou Htrei't, is rapidly approaching com pletion. It will be a substantially eon- Law A Co. havs in tLia city as hand some a china establishment aa can be found anywhere in .the south. They : run a large house in Atlanta, freargis, as well as here. John S. Manix, of the Newbern Times, and late membor of the state, convention, is in the city. He's sa goikMobking and elever a little radical, at thTa is in all tha Old North State. Miss Faille A. Pell, of Cary, has been dangerously 111 with peritonitis, for the last two mouths. , fche Is now thought to be past the crais of the riirease, and on the way to recovery Barber Dunstoo still lathers ; and shaves undtr the lUleigh National bank. Ilia hand Is steady and his blades are keen. Hair fi taxed and parted in the middle, when desired, with neatness and dispatch. J. Cv It: Little, formerly storekeeper at the Raleigh A Gaston depot, and now a member of the board of aldermen, baa lieea appointed agent of the North Caro lina railroad,' to nil the place of Geo, T. Jones, resigned. - Excellent selection. ; mtm ' Taa Fnui DKPABTiMirr.Our Are de paitment ia now fnUy organised. The board of fire commissioners consists of one member from each fire division of the city. They are B. F. Jones, 1st di vision J W. H. Bsgley, 2d; John B. Neathery, 8rd; W. J. Hicks, 4th. 1 J. IL Green is -chief engineer and T. Lm WsaMriateitt Suoht Tamole. J. A. Green, sheriff of Harnett county, called on the auditor to-day to arrange for the settlement of his state taxes. X. M. McNeil was re moved from the sheriffalty of the eounty in July on account of a' defalcation of some 18,000, ' and Mr. Green was sp pointed to nU the place. There was a little lack of an exact nndorstanding as to Mr. Oreeu's responsibility In the matter, so that he failed to make a fun -settlement to-day. He will do so, as soon 'as the amount ia ascertained. Mr. Green reports the people of his eounty generally doing well, and he has had no trouble whatever in collecting the taxes. . i emwMs.nasam.BBssasMamaBaWsa Hcrrau For Us 1 Raleigh trium phant Our flag was there. Our young heroes have swept the field. Compe tition fled at the nod of their plumes. Victory, sweet bird of the golden crest, perches on their banner. 8,000 specta tors threw up their hats and waved their handkerchiefs. Men cheered and fair women ' scattered approving -smiles. Glory enough for one day, and n little left over for to-morrow. Raleigh Light Infantry carries olf the prize at the Wilmington fair, over the Norfolk City Guards, and the Wilmington Light In fan try and Light Artillery, and receives the magnificent satin standard. Grand banquet given them at the Cape Fear house, last evening. Hurrah for Capt Manly and our handsome boys m grey 1 VOU XXI. - RALEIGH N.t O. FEIDiAJV, NOVEMBER' 12,' Dkleo ate. Governor Brogden has appointed Miles P. Fegram and IL C. Eccles, of Charlotte, delegates to the great houthent Pacific railroad conven tions that meet In Memphis, Not; 19, and St Louts, Nov. 23. ( . Hokom. 8cott ' Brown,' our noted prince of lalher-and-s havers, has Just received from Secretary Cleapor of the Wilmington loduttrlal Asso latlon,' certlQcate of hU selection by the board of directors, a the representative of Wake county, at the fair U be held Dec 27 The association to composed of colored cltlretir, and Scolt will maks an excellent delegate, - Don." O, ' IT. Dockery, late member of the conTen tion from Richmond county, Is to, be the orator of the occasion. ' ' ' Police Court. Acting Mayor Stronach bad time this morning to loaf and contemplate, through bis Justice mill window, the beauties of autumnal crimson and gold, as displayed ia the insane asylum groves. Only two eases came before him, both plain inebrieties. Alfred Flowers, a darkly-tinted and not ever-fragrant blossom, bloomed oat 7.25 worth. . V''.-V' Wm. Hicks, of the same dusk type of beauty, was reduced to a similar Hickstremity, was fed out of the Same 4 State Aobicclttbal Society ApPOIiCTMEXT or THE EXECUTIVE Committer. The premiums awarded at the recent fan- ait being paid as rap idly as the claims are presented to the secretary and treasurer. Both these officers are energetic gentlemen and displsy commendable seal la furthering the interests of the association. The executive committee for the ensuing year consists of this long and distin guished array t .Messrs. W J Hicks, W O Upchurch, Waller Clarkt Thomas U Briggs, D M Carter, W R Cox, John Nkhols, N 8 Harp, A Creech, t J Young, Julius Lewis, John G Williams, John 0 Blake, D G Fowle, J D Whit ford, R 11 Jones, R G Dunn, G W Blacknall, P E Uinea, James McKee, Jesse Taylor, W C Stronach, Joel D Whltaker, Dr McCallum, B F Arling ton, W H Jones, Dr E Grlssom, John C Winder, P ' A Wiley, or Wake coun ty ; 0 B Densoo, Dr T W Harris, -of Chatham ; Wm Johnston, W J Yates, S B Alexander, of Mecklenburg ; J J Davb, Dr E A Crudup, of Franklin j B A Capehart, Roger Gregory, of Gran ville i Jacob Parker, of Warren; Pierce, of Nash ; Dr Baker, of Edge combs j J T Barnes, H G Williams, of WUson W E Best, of Greene ; Dr George Klrby, " T A Granger, of Wayne; Runnel H r Rounlree, of Lenoir ; George Allen, of Graven F W Kerelmer, Z B French, of New Hanover j Dr SB SatchweU, of Pender; W A Faison,' O T Murphy of Sampson ; J M Rose, Oeorge Lawrenoe, of Cumber land; Isham Faison, of Duplin ; James Norwood, H A Beams, James Cain, of Orange; David Kerr, of Ahunanos Robert Sloan, f of , Guilford ; E ; A Vogler, of, Forsyth; OF. Lowe, DrW B Mearee, of Davidson ; Alfred Young, Cabarrus ; A H Boyden, of Rowan ; S 0 Shelton, T L Clingman, of Buncombe ; DrWm Battle, of Anson ; 'OH Dock cry, of Richmond; I Graves, of Cas well ; Dr T W Harris, of Chatham ; G W Garret, L B Manning, J C Randolph J H Parker, W H Shields, of HaU- IaxTJJeateei"S"lV Taylor,-H B Laasiter, J N Wynne, of Hertford; W A Harney, of Pasquotank ; L M Blakely, Jease "A Perry; of Beaufort ; Dr. J it Worth, of Randolph; P C Carleton, of Iredell ; J M Brower, of Surry j J M Gentry, of Stokes; Jno H Cwige, of Gaston j DrW B Council, of Watauga ; Martin Walker, of Ruther ford; DrR W Lore, of Haywood J L Robinson, Rev C D Smith, of Macon; WW Rollins, of Madison; J W Bow man, of MitcheU; T O Walton, Major JW WUson, of Burke ; W F Craige, of MoDoweU ; Jonas Cline, of Catawba ; J M Clements, of Davie ; W A Graham, of Lincoln ; David Worth, of Ashe ; A A Campbell, of Cherokee J HSliard Baxter, of Currituck ; J G Jacobs, L H Boyos, T M Mason, of Northampton $ W J Bishop, J H Hardie, B A Norfleet, J Etheridge, . Thos Thompson,' Burgess TJrquhart, John Faison, of Bertie ; OoL TJ Vanghan, Of Hertford J J Martin, Dr. Watta, of Martin. . . . i . i . ' 1 1 BlHItOP LYMAN'S APPOIimiERTS.'-- ; Nov. 27, Flat River, Orange county, Nov. 28, HUlsboro, '; JZA ' Nov. 30, Salisbury, Rowan county. - Dsc. 1, Concord, Cabarrus county. '." ) Dec. S, Menroe, Union county. " ' Dec. 5, Wadesboro, Anson county. Dec, 7. ' Rockingham, Richmond coonty. . i t . - Faurrs o Avebtitho. Mr. Atkin son, of Johnston , county, hitched his mule in Adams' wagon-yard, and the long-eared kinsman of much American statesmanship was stolen. 1 He adver tised in the Sentinel describing the ani mal, and soon received a letter from a oitisen of Rockingham county, saying inclsasio phrase, "Here's your mule." ; - rogue, tbe Hilkboro tin man, adver tised a large lot of hie wares in the Sen tinel. A Petersburg man saw the notice, went to Hillaboro, and bought him out Ber. Mr. Tinuin, of Orange eounty, read an advertisement of a stolen horse, in the Sentinel Going on his gospel circuit ia Chatham county, he discovered the steed and, had it restored to its wner. ! : r.: ;vl Last week, J. A, Temple, of MDbur nie, bought la Harnett county,' a dog named Heck, for 3. The new pnrchsae strayed or ran away, and was promptly advertised ia the SentineL A man in Harnett read "' the i advertisement, cap tured the fugitive, and now,, tiod to a stake in the back-yard of the Sentinel ofiioe, he nightly serenades the moon while awaiting the coming of bin owner to retake hint home. Comment is nnneneessry. . Deateo SLuoa Oruoa. Our whole community was startled and shocked to day by tidings of the death of Major Oeorge W. Qrioe, president of the Ral eigh Oaeton railroad. He passed down the road to his home yesterday, the very picture of health ( and, this morning at 7 o'clock, with scarcely a moment's warning, died under aa apo plectic stroke. Major Grice was born in Portsmouth ia l82v His early educa tionwas received at Elisabeth City, ia our state ; one of bia preceptors being Edwin M. Stanton, afterwsrd Lincoln's secretary, of war. He was four years mayor of Portsmouth, and once repre sented Princess Anne and Norfolk coun ties in the Yirginia senate. : He served In the Confederate army through the war, and at its dose was chief quarter master of the department of Georgia Alabama and Florida. Uewss President of the Union Car Works at Portsmouth, and furnished the equipment for what was then known ss the Wilmington, Char lotte k Rutherford railroad now the Carolina Central. In 1CG7, he found ed the National Bank" of Ports mouth, of which he remained president, until the 29th of last September, when he resigned to accept the presidency of the Raleigh A Gaston and Augusta Air line railroads. At the time of his elec tion to this position, he was president of six different corporations. He was in Portsmouth arranging to move his fam ily to Raleigh, when he died. Although he had been among ns so short a time, he bad made many warm and sincere friends ; and bis sudden death has spread a general feeling of sorrow through all our community. The sympathies of our people go out to his bereaved family, his widowed wife and orphaned children. May the God of the afflicted bind op their wounded hearts, and ena ble them to feel that "all is well" with him who has only "gone before. " " MMMMM. VMM All over the world Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is making its way, and every place it ' roaches conmimptiTe people are more seldom met It is truly a blessing to humanity, and only ooets 25 cents. - .;-t. see 1 '. O wearisome condition of humanity I" Bow many wretched homes in our hind HovrrnMjhcarVbroke lids t ; Life with many signifies a mere onerous existence. -:An are subject to disease, but when health is removed the hope Is nearly gone out Sickness Is usually Incurred through exposure or carelessness. Especially, Is this true with those dlseses peculiar to woman Through ber own Imprudence and folly she Is made to drag out a miserable ex istence a source of annoyance and anxiety to her friends, ' and any ' thing bnt a comfort and- pleasure to herselt Exposure to the cold at times when she should be most prudent, and overtax ing her body with laborious ' employ ment, are both fruitful causes of many of the maladies from which she suffers. Gradually the bloom leaves her cheek, her lips grow ashy white, her vivacity departs, she continually experiences a feeling of weariness and general languor and altogether presents a goatly appesr nee. What does' she need bbould she take some stimulating drug, which will for the time make her "fee! ttlter," or does her entire system demand repa i ration? She requires something which not only restore to health the desessed organs,- but will tone and Invigorate the system. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scrlptlon will ; do this. It imparts strength to the deseased parts, brings back the glow of health, and restores ! comfort where previously there was on- j ly suffering. - . Every invalid lady should send for "The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser," in which over fifty pages are devoteU to the eonaideration of those desesscs poculisio Women. I twill be sent post-paid to any address, for $1,50. Address, li. V. Pierce, M. D. World's Dispensary, Inffalo, N. Y. Agents wanted to eell this valuable work. . i l "r TAB DROTSJ tsS T Greensboro! is putting , on inflated wholesale airs. f ;f , Newborn fire did $18,000 worth of damage at the foot of Hancock street. . ' A. H. Tate, '"of Cliarlotte. has lost three children in two weeks, with diptherfo. Speclsl term of New ninove'r supe rior court begins Dec 8, Judge Henry presiding. - t , . j. Ex-sherUr 1. 1. Moore,' or Granville county, has nearly recovered from his late illness. (. iif Hike Fiddler, aged 71 years, bong np the creaky old fiddle of life, in the Stokes county poor-house a few days tlreetuibcro to damoring lor " artesian wells. If shell only hash and behave herself, well send her np some of our big bores. ' . ; -, .' . - ,...v; Aunt Sally Lowe, of Surry county, over whose gay old head 82 summers hsve scattered their snows, goes fox hunting and enjoys it as keenly sa any of the boys. - - v - ( last Tuesday morning, two nigger prisoners la the Oxibrd Jail piled the jailer in a corner, and now. enjoy the beauties of nature, with none to molest or make them afraid. ;s " " NEWS AND NOTES. ' N trace of any of the Waco's pas sengers. ., .. . -' Spaia and the Vatican have hoisted the snowy dish-rags of pesos. The Oceanic house ' st Star Island, New Hampshire,' has been conflagrated. The French assembly is" cussing and discussing the electoral law, ia reel old Arkuuswlegialature style, r; ; . A lively little' gale went rp4morting, along the Hudson; Wedneeday night, putting several steamers ashore. - One more floater from the Pacific wreck has been picked ap. He says the steamer was struck by a ship under fuUsaiL - . The young southern woman, who slew herself ia New York the other day, was Elizabeth Roane, and is supposed 1 9 have friends in Richmond, Virginia, . . Strychnine in Chsa. Mseaeys wen at LonisviUe, Kentucky, strnck-nine Uvea if they had that many out of his wife, son and daughter. Death, instead of truth, lay at the bottom f his well, which waa not welL tub casus or akoszw jonxsox. This statesman and patriot has passed away, but his deeds will Uveatter him. What a commentary to his lame on the ad vantages of an American cltixenr Un lettered and unaided, relying upon him self, he advanced step by step from the lowest station lu hie, to the highest o flics in the gift of the American people. AH this was accomplished by unswerv ing integrity, dauntless courage, and persevering research. By the exer cise of these principles, it is In the pow er of any poor ana friendless Vy to attain the same grand result. The same success to attainable in the commercial world as in the political, as to proven In the case of Dr Tutt's Standard prep aration. He, conscious ' of their value labored patiently, and to day no medi cine has taken so 'inn a holt on the ?ibUo estimation as his Liver Pills, hey stand on the dopmost round of the healing bidder.; , ... ; . m"esv'"""YC ... In Greensboro,' Nov.' 8, Mrs. Julia A Gilmer, widow or the late Hon. John A . Gilmer, aged CS years." a ; ' ; WHOLESALE CASH PRICES." (iorrectcd by F. C. CHRISTOPHERS, i Market Square. - j '" : f' ODTTOU. " ' Badly stained, or very dirty, : 0) ; Cleaned stained, or ordinary, j lOall Good ordinary, 4 i .,1. "J 1U12 Low wM&itas,.Jj,lLltM i.l,p:f ;.OEIIBAt VARXKT.1 V . . Leather, sole, 27a30. ''j,.,V:t Hides, green. 6a6,t j .. " .dry.lJ, ,, , !. Tanow,6a8.' . . fagging, domestic 2) lb. Yard IS 1-2 Cotton ties, fitaCic . .1 . Flour, North Carolina, $Ca7 i Com, 90al.l00. ,r:rrl v--.r Com meal, OOal.00. u Bacon, N. C. hog round, 1: 15al7 .. " , ., ' hams 16al7. H -rf w si " : ; Wes. clear rib sides, 141-3 ; " , V.;, sholdera, 10alle.U Fodder, new ll.OO. ) :. -i.t f .?- Hay. N C, baled, good, OOall.00. Chickena, grown, 2025. . ' Egga,2n2a, J v,.- -.f.." v. - -Butter, N C,30a3S N Y, 40a50. i t Beeswax, 25a30. ;'v Rogs,2i. -f.K..-r ' . Beef; on foot Ca8. ' ' . dreessed prime, Sail. ' - i v ncavy copper, per pound, 16c. Light " " 12c Coflce, prime Wo, 23a2l. , good;'23. ' ' common, 21a22. 1 SjTUit, S U 38 t w r-vM : Molasses, Cuba, 50. ' -c l- V". Salt Marshal's, 2.20a2 25.' t"vansM2.2.''., . Nails, on basis Tot 10d, 14.00. gugar, A lljal2. ,t " extra C, 11. - " yellow C, lOalOI. ;- 7 ' Brass, per pound, lCc , ; MASONIC. -J New Mssonta Works. Unl qae sn4 highly Important. Heed tot contpMe vat Vtrae. Areals ' Wastpd. KlUDlM to., ruwuoers of Bianuani . Masuole Works, (31 Broadway, Mew York. I aov UMf . 1. i !' "l. .I-''- -ii f ! !.'!! i J, tr AiV w! Kyyo r 1876. No. 85. SPECIAL KOTICE. ACAR1T." To all o are sufferhig from the errors sad iadiscreUoBS of youth, ssrvoss weakness early decsyj loss of nsnhood, t9., t will seid redps that , wfll ears yoe, , T&tt iT CHABOB. This gnat resiiay wm, dissevsecd by a salatioaary la touts) America. Send a sU-addnisse4 envelops to the Bv Jossrs T. Isnaa, etmtiom D, WU Somtr, JF,m Tr cwr. r f".r JV aov IMeodAwta f.iiK." n -.. v. t NEW ADVERTISEMENTS- I. PORT ANT ANNOUNCEMENT! We are sow receiving oar second stock of WINTER V DRESS 'i GOODS t Tbe Utettsad ssost deslrabW 8TTLE snd tabrles el the sessoa. Newest shades la Ceshsaeres and Csshmere Cloths. . . i( All wool Buiuags saa camera nsir vhhiw and Senrea, v ' jA Isssssstsajsaeffi 4 NEWSTTLE PLAID pRESGOODS. lUantirnl Vl.lif anttlnm In mrtml" Tarietv st eatrsssely low prket froa SOeenU ap. ' Mlack an&Cdort&SiO ; t? Attention Is called to a ssost stecsnt as sorted stock of Black 8Uks-CsahDmanlsh, offered atbasthsa cost of Importation. ;f BLACK DBESS GOODS, ' all sua warp Alpacas, puts Mohair and best Black Alpacas, Black Cashenere Drsp !' Kt TarnW Clotha, and the choice quali ties of MOCBXIKO DBX8S GOODS, sad aB departaaeats are folly stocked. ' We esa duplicate aay Mil boecbt la New Tork darins; the ssoath of September at from Ten t Tweat par cent lees tasa New Tork Prices. . " n'., . WinATBiTCgT BBCKITED 10 eases stsadard PRINTS a bargain, f bales 74 8DIBTIXQ, ) As low ss wbea Veottoa sold at Sc. IS bales 4 tSHBETISO,) before the wsr. . SO bales Korth CaroJIaa PLAIDS. bales Kos. 1 sad l O8NABUB08. 10 eases Kentaeky leans and Cassbseres Us beet bargains arer offered. S eases BLEACniNGS, of all leading brands, el xO per cent, leasthaa Beptember priots. ' A a M ft. h... mm4 milh a TAT latteruig (ucceea, we trust our attempt to . Keep Down High Price t mm M.H.IU ttta nroumt nlMaant ndalloaa with our Mends, sad add new ones to the COMI TO SEE CSI . Sol letting a call from all marehanU intead dT to purchase or reptcaiah their Winter Stocks, weesM assure then that we arete a ssluoa to otter tasattae ; tatrr aro L&aossrr Stock to SxLncr Fbom To as Fotnro n ths Statc. We are dohtf a Square Bmtlaess oa a Cash Principle sad guarantee Fair Dealing. W. H. K. S. TUCKEB. ' octS-U SANDERS & CO, AGENTS FOR THE STAB AMMONIATED SOLUIiLE PHOSPHATE airo ! ; MiPES MITBOGEIIZED SuTER - PHOSPHATE.' 1 -V, U- ALSO DEALERS IN G ROUE HI Its:; j If yoa have eol lua for aalr, carry or send It .0 tbeat ss they ; boy , large! oa New Tor ordem sad ley Mga 'pAt4'': ' ' -v; .'Ail-; 'Wv.i .' - : j,0 ' iai R ALEIGH SEnNEL,. " AdvtrtlsemeaU wlB be Inserted hi ths Inuj Sbstissi. at ths foUowln rates persqaarsof one inch, or tea ailaioa lines. , t !- " One squars one time -- - - ' Lw' " . each subsequent Insertion lea than S week t square, J week .................... so t " 9 anU. ! m i " woo 4 h am i. , a,.- oa r a-.t"-J fm f - '. ...... ......... KEW A DVERTISEMENTS. By , IA , Covtrnmr , 1 ..' nnnf a tr a TTnV ' ' r'.U4'A' 'ExsooTiva Daraatwssvr-n ,, 4 r . Bauiws, N. 0, Nov. 10, 187. , TTTHEBEAS, THE FEOFLE OF NORTII -W i cuolkis hsve been shaadaBtl bleated wit tha I svor sad protection ot utvtae 9i,Une. whlrh bu crowned the Dast with Uniw and sanaral nronerttr. niesefved te ns- the enjojrment of ivil sad religions llbertr, exempted as from the rsvsgeSofwsr, peMUttuce; famine, sod ' other calamities which hsvascouigedotberpeopUsssnd ststef, pcrmltUng no evil to befall ns but suck ae BJwisckl4totheeomaKMk of man: Now, therefore, ss H becomes as, a chris , Usa neopie, te reader tbsnks te Almtguti Uod ur thess sad aombrHees olher blemnat, showered upon m m His grea merer, I, Ct'KTM IL BKOtiDKN, Ueveraor of North Carolina, ia obedience to law and ia con formity with aa honored precedent, do ap pomtaad set apart i.it..-t: - 'THCEfiDAT, N0TEMBEB S5tb, UTS. ' 1 t v.-ift ; " ' -r- ' ' aaadavof Dubllc Thsskseivbic OuXMSBOSi ths Bute. - - . . . And I do earnestly invite taeciergyoi eroy denomination to opea their respective houaea of worship, and the people to abstain oa that day from alt panalts Inconsistent With ttie sacred duties of ths oecastoa, and with dt voat hearts to enerable- in their respective ssactnarles, and oflsr the prayer of tbsnks- giving, and unite la the songs ot praise to film who has glvea aa peaes and plenty, and -Mkul .11 tk. HirilfM ui Miaalnira we enjoy. Let grsutude bupire oar hearts . .b li ! i .in I ii . AmA I OfninK tae poor anu uu iwiuihw mwg let ae add to our devotions deeds of charity and works of love. And I especially neoss-' mend oa that dsy of thankagivmg and re Joktag, that donsUons be sotlcited in all itiacea of public worship la this state (or tha benefltofthe needy children of the Orphan Asylams at Oxford sad Mars HOI. - ' With gratitads for the mercies of the past, let as seek wisdom from above to guide as la the future, that our feet nay be kept la the paths of rectitude, sad; tint our dsys may Ims blessing to ourselvss and those with whom we associate..' , Dons st thi city of Raleigh, oa this the 10th dsy of November, Anno Domini one thousand eight handred and seventy Sve, sad in the one hundredth year of American Independence. . V a H. BROADEN. By the Governor : , J. B. Nxathut, ' ' Private Secrctury. novlO-ltawtd rp HOKE li 11 ALL. TWO NIGHTS ONLY 1 Friday and Saturday, Jtmreut and Saturdm orrl'J ami li THE EVENT OF THE SEASON. Hall's Combination, from the Union Squaro Theatre. New York city, (Mr. T. A. Hall, Manager.) This bril liant combination el distinguished Dramatic Artists, numbering 80 pe-sous, will sppear In the greatest dramatic success of the age, entitled . , ; , THE TWO ORTHANS." . Produced with sew and appropriate scenery, rich sud eiegsnt wardrobe, new mechanical Setts sad a cast of characters unexcelled hi this country, Including, aa It does the names of accompllabed artist sad established me tropolitan favorites. Admission SO snd 75 cents. Reserved seats 1, now on ssle st J. K. 11. Csrmer's Drug Store. aovO-tt AGENTS WANTED I MsntLS aso DifLu m Awaasan for llQLMAN'S . f . NEW riCTOmiUBLEl 1SJ0 IixcsraaTioKSi Address" for new cir culars, k. J. 1IOLMAN A CO., m Arch Street, rhlla,:f i ,- - A PSTClIOMANCF.orSOCLCHAKMINQ." . How either sex may fascinate and gala the love and affection of any person they choose Instantly. 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