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THE RALEIGU SENTINELr , rcausas UAILT, WEEELT XHV i'MI-WTIKLT STATE PRINTINQ A BINDING ESTABLISHMENT. -. aaves or tvwtcuimom. . -Dally rVntlaeJ t year In advance,.......! 60 Ittllf Ms month In advenes J 00 wad Weekly " 00 Weekly BeoUnnl " " .............. t The Uili mTlBL will he delivered la say part of the City t Fifteen Cents a week. REASONABLE ANNOUNCEMENT The present vara spell" will mom demand for our beautiful PLAID ARD PLAHt LIMNS, SUMMER MOHAIRS, ' PRINTED LINENS AND LAWNS. All of which we are liow ruoeiving a fresh snpply. AIm for ths gentlemen a fall stock of the fashionable MA CKJNA W "lIAT " . , . v . in several stylea, amV the straw and colored ventilator Summer Hat, . A ease of new (early rammer) Bilk riU at $3.00 ' f Iprl4 V. lltR a TUCKER- JTEVEll BEFORE EQUALLED t The Largest Stock on Record; C. IfEIKEL Mima Itrturnt. He ia still at the old Stand with a larger -j assortment of siiixsra- goods THAN EVER. U. a CENTENNIAL GOO Da , rOURTH JULT CEHTENNIAL GOODS- m im mi 1876- Look at my latest Fashion Plates and choose your style. Ji:..i::;:CArMERE3, ' " .... ..,.-....,..,gOTriN0i In rot anything yon want. Come and ana ma T Vmimb T m am ft wsaM 1 t - "ir miwi auvw a v miasm vwsm i WtIKEL'8 ESTABLDJHMENT .. ia at the old place, one door south of the Southern Express office, , , , ... a V I gnaroato aB my fits. apr 13-Sm 01 WEIKEL.' 50,000 B8VLINDI-D FODDER .... 4 at 11,25 per 100 lbs. 2S,000 lbs splendid Baled Oats at 11,25 'per 100 lbs. i 1 , .. - GATTI8 A JONES' . ' . Qrsla as4 Feed Store yOR&IaVILLI ACADSMT. , The 33d SMion of my School will opto July 10, 1878, sad continue firs month.. ' Initios. Board and Washing Per (Session 75.00. " " B. C PATTOtf. Principal. Juno 8-deodlm Morrisville,M. C UKITERSITT OF TIRGIHIA. - SVKXIR LAW LECTURES (nine wwkfy), begin lth inly, 187, and end 13th Sep tember. Hare proved of signal as, 1st, to stadeats who design to partus their studies st this or other Lsw-sehoot ; 2d, to thoss who propose to resd priTstely ; snd Srd, to prse titiooers who hare sot had the advsaUge of systematic iastrnctioa For circular ap- ly(P. O. Unfrtty of Vs.) to Jons B. Iisoa, Prof. Com. and Stat. law. June 6-w4a. Agents, UAKI NO EN(JAGEMET3 TILL TOU SEE OUR NEW BOOK, Which la thrilling interest, sterling merit, citrines snd cheapness, hss absolutely bo equal. It is "The Thing" for the Centennial period takes oa siaht. i oe norta Amencaa Kenew says rt is "de terring of unqualified praise t we anticipate for It as extensive popularity": the Dubuque Times ssyt "Just such a work as thousands of the Americas People will be glsd to pot the Detroit Advertiser calls tt "pre ferable to sny yet published." AMI ACTIVE MAN OR 0MAN of rood sddress Insured urjre promt and Steady' Work for a tear. For full particulars, sddress J. B. FORD i fcO, Park Place, , - - Hewtork. A OENT81 80 ELEGANT OaCHROMOS O. Bonnted, sixa 8x11, tot $1. Novelties ssd Chromos in every deseriptlon. NsTlOKAX. Csaoiio, CO., Phlla., Pa, t w. VOL. XXIL THE OJLT V, IDST OFFICE DIBECTOBr. For the benefit of the public, we pub lish the following directory of the post ofliee of this city i WesUrn mall cloaea n :i5 m. M nrrivea 3:22 p.m. Eajtcrn " cloaes 3:03 p. m. m uTes 11:45 a. m. Chatham " closes - 3:00 p. m. " " nrrlreo V-.45n.ro. R. X O. R. R. mail closes 0:30 a. m. a. ; " arrives 3:18 p. m. Through northern via It. AO. II. 1. clones 0:30 a.m. Tlirough northern via B. A G. . It, It. arrives " . 3:43 p.m Through northern via Golds bore cloaes - 3:03 p. m. Through northern via Golds boro arrives 11:15 a.m. Office hours for delivering mails from 7:30 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. Money orders are issued and paid front 8:15 a. ra. to 4 p. m. Letters can bs repitered from 8:15 a. m. to 4 p. m. Office hours on Sundays from 4 p. m. to 6 p. m. ri W. W. IIoldkx, V. M. LOCAL DOTa If yon steal these dots well dot yonr ia. ,,V ; v.. Gov. Brogden returned from Trinity this evening. . Bev. F. M. Jordan, of Orange coun ty, is in the city. Federal Court meets to-morrow in the House of Representatives. ' Hon. Josiah Turner speaks to-night at Metropolitan hall at 8 o'clock. ; Throw a feather bed on that man. He is telling what he did in the war. A large number of delegates for the democratic state convention next week have engaged rooms at the different ho tels. . The young man with a pale necktie on and his hair puffed bobind got here a day too late to be examined for his law license. . ..: . . ... . . Sheriff Gentry, of Stokes county brought two negro convicts to the peui teniary yesterday, seutenood five and ten years. Two school concerts next week: Wednesday night at the Baptist Female Seminary, and Thursday night at the Pesos Institute. Mr. Gordon, delegate) from Elixaboth City to the democratic State convention, has been at tho Txchangs several days, and will remain for the convention. A large and f lhionable andienos of ladies and gentlemen crowded Com mons Hall last night to hear Mr. MoGehee'a address on Governor Gra ham. ' "- ; " Mr. " Griffith,' of Bocky " Mount, went to sea the Centennial, but it was such big show he felt lonesome and turned right around and tame home. lie wouldn't lum on his heel for another etitennial.i , '"" There ia a dog-catcher stripling in town the dogs all know and hide from as soon as they see. - It don't set the boy back though. Bos parents rejoice the same, when be tells them, "Mother, l'niatwotiier"dollai;IkUled another dog to-day. J-Z IS i Ma. McCishss Last Nioht. The sddress delivered in Commons Hall last night on the life and character of ex-Governor-firaLanx byMontford JIc Gehes, Esq., of Terson oonnty, will be, when in print, the handsomest paper ever presented the people of North Caro lina.' It was necessarily long because exact and truthful ; an even, beautiful following cf the lofty Graham from his first step into public life up to the dsy of his death. Such diction audi such pure and classic style as framed the ad. dress are uncommon in these days of political gas and gab, and the large roll of manuscript like a beatitifulljr carved and polished piece of work, stands with out a fleck or flaw upon IL It will live and be read in the state so long as the memory ot William A. Graham is dear to the people. s i r 1 Federal' ComtT.--The following cases were disposed of In the Federal Court to-day: . .. United SUUs vs William Britt; In dictment for conspiracy under act of 31st May, 1870, and 20th April, 1871 murder, demurrer to indictment filed and sustained, and prisoner discharged. UaitedjStates vs George W. Watkins ; continued on affidavit till next term. Mr. W. is tobacco manufacturer from Granville. He gave bond for appear ance, Three cases against Adolphus Mitch ell, tobacco peddler from Granville. He was called and failed to appear aad judgment was entered on his bond. ' Court adjourned till 10 o'clock to morrow, and will meet in the Ilouaa of Representatives. RALEIGH, N. C, FRIDAY JUNE 9, 1876. Tun Mso! a Ciublotti. The Grand Chspter of Royal Arch Masons of North Carolina held its annual oonvooa tion ia Charlotte this week. It was the largest meeting of tha body aver held In this state, and reports indicate great r prosperity of this branch ot masonry, The following are the officers for the ensuing year t . - : "a -Thomas 8. Kenan, Wilson, Grand High Priest 'r" ' Charles W. ; Alexander, Charlotte, Deputy Grand High Priest. T, ' B. Hyman, Goldaboro, Grod King.'' ,' f T. A. Green, Newborn, Grand Scribe. John Nichols, Raleigh, Grand Treas urer. ; : ' ." " D. W. Bain, Raleigh, Grand Secre tary. '. i ,; ;,.;" ',;r- .' Bev. Theodora Whitfield, CharlotUv Grand Chsphtin. : ! " ' ' C. M. Tan Orsdell, Wilmington, Grand Capi of H. .. -i 8. E. Allen, Winston, Grand Prinl Sojr ; ' ' ';" :;: ";...' E. A. Wilson, Greensboro, Grand Royal Arch Capt. ' F. M. Johnson, Farmington, Gr. Mas ter 3d vail, a Douglas Wait, Raleigh, Gr. Master Wvsil' ... - ; Joe. SalomonskJ, Elixaboth City, Gr. Master 1st vail The next annual eonrooaiion will be held in Newbern. The Grand Council of Royal and Se lect Masters also convened in the sama eity the same week.: Tha following are the officers for the ensuing year : C. M. Van Orsdell, Wilmington, Most 111 G. Master. J. B. Neathery, Raleigh, Dep. Orand Master a E. Allen, Winston, Grand Pr a W. John Nichols. Raleigh, Grand, Treas nrer. ' D. W. Bain, Raleigh, Grand Secretary. M, M. Kata, Wilmington, . Grand Capt. of Guard. ;' E. A. - Wibn, Greensboro, Grand Conductor of Council. Wm. Murdook, Salisbary, Oraud Steward. ",-. . The next annual assembly will bo held in Newbern. v . x ' Court Court nnt at 0 o'clock. All the Justices present call of cases from tha 2nd District was resumed. . ' , John Hawkins vs. Jane Savage, Ad ministratrix, front Edgecombe, argued by J. L Bridgers, Jr. for plaintiff, and W. H. Jobnstoo for defendant.iJ David Braswell vs. Bennett Gay, from Edgecombe, argued by Fred. Phillips for plaintiff, and W. H. John ston, and Howard & Perry for defen dant.'"'"" r7""""7:r:: ttt. J. D. Biggs & company vs. J. V. Perkins, from Edgecombe, argued by D. M. Carter, H. A. Gilliam, Mullen A Moore anoT Howard A Perry for plain m. and G. H. Brown, Jr. and W. H. Johnston, contra. 1 Poole A nunf vs. W.G.Lewis, from Edgecombe, argued by Howard A Perry for plaintiff, and Fred. Philips and Battle,, Battle A Mordecal, for de- fendant-w--w--.4r-,.l, -... Court adjourned until 9 o'clock. to-morrow at How it Wobkb. A gentleman from Greensboro informs u that the prohi bition liquor law which went into force the 2d or May, by the voico of the peK pie at the ballot-box, ia working charm ingly. No attempta are made to vio late it. The effect on tha morality of the town is quite manifest. THR CotJNTT CHVENTIO!f. The County Convention meets to-morrow a. 12 o'clock, in Metropolitan hall. In dications are there will be a large at tendance and full representation. - DELEGATES TO THE hi" ATE " CONVENTION. Rooms op Dkmocbatic-Conseb- tativc Ex. Committer.. . J ! EaUigk, JV. C May 24. 1876, In pursuance of the call of the rttele Democratic-Conservatrve Execatlve Committee, delegates to the Slate Con vention will meet m Metropolitan ball, in this city, on the ltthof June at lies. By arrangement with the varioae railroad companies hi the state, with the exception of the W. A W. II K. company, which declines any reduction, delegates will be permitted to return free upon producing a certificate from the secretary of the convention that they paid full first-class fare In corning to the same. W.lUCox, 7 - t Chairman. - 1 Nothing Is more generally required- all over the world, than a safe, perfect ly harmless and reliable purgative medicine. Alt purgatives sometimes prod pee pain during their operation, but It. Bull's Vegetable Pills are far less liable to gnpe than other medi cine, which is as effectual. Ask your druggist for thera. Price 25 conts a box.. ,' , . ft IS Wm rf r -J V4 .ft II II II 11 11 WAKE F01.EST COMMENCEMENT, . j '" WKDXZSOAT. " " ' " A mass-m ting was held at 4 o'clock p. m., for tl purpose of discussing the merits of ft Students Aid Society s recent organization whose purpose is to assist worth;' young men in the attain inent of an e: acation. The meet' g waa called to order by Dr. T, H. Pr tchard. ' . ' , Mr. Jan. T Denmark,' the originator of the society ; was then called npon to explain the p m of operation the sum and snbstan ' of which ' was, that the society was t receive its support by voluntary cor.tributions from the peo ple.' The money thus received would be loaned out to worthy young men who sought an education, with an interest of eight per cent with good security,-. After answering many questions con cerning the society and its work, Mr. Denmark took his seat, after which speeches were made by Prof. Taylor, Rev. J. P. Hnfbam, Rev. Dr. MeDow ell, C. a Soarlioro, Esq., Dr. T. H. Pritchsrd and Dr. a C. Bitting. These gentlemen expressed themselves as highly pleased with ths plan, and rec ommended it as one of the means of dis pelling the gross ignorance among the whites of the state. " At 8 o'clock p. m., ths College Chapel was thronged with students and visitors to bear an address before, the Alumni Association. The orator selected for the occasion, Dr. T. H. Pritchard, was introduced by C.C. BcarboM, Esq. ; ; The address of Dr. Pritehard was de voted to the EngUsh Isngnsge, and was an interesting dvrussion of that topio ia respect to its history, characteristics and destiny." The speech, evinced ex tensive research, and was pronounced by Prof. W. G. Simmons, one of onr learned men, the best thing the Doctor ever did. I am sorry I -can give von no extracts from it. Wishing to nse it ia the future, the Doctor declines to have it published. ' ' ; ' " ' ' T"CR8DAT. This is the n at day, at least to the curious and li ve who attend for a good time jf lUilie 3irn day because four young men romrrence their csreer In world ; bees. their orations are to be delivered anil the degrees conferred upon them ; rnd lastly, because at night the finishing inch is given by courting, Olrting, and the Hke. And so at 11:30 a. in., the exerclnes ofjthedayarjommencjed8UnleyU brass band of Raleigh, renders good music, while a large , crowd assembles in the chapel to hear the address of the graduates. - The exercises were begun . with prayer by the Rev. Dr. McDowell, Mur- freesboro, N. C. The salutatory was then delivered lu Latin by MrTTTT1. Bland, Fender county. ' The next speaker, Mr. J. B. Lewis, Pender county, was then Introduced. He delivered an exquisite address on the subject, "Talent a Dangerous Pos session." From the subject, "Pleas nra of Communing with the Wlte,'! Mr. J. L. Britt, Wayne county, next de lighted his audience with a short," elab orate address, full of good sense and sound reasoning. Mr. B. F. Montague, College Hill, "What Man Has Donet Man Can Do.' This was a good and practical adJreM, and delivered with spirit. The Materialistic Nature of Our Civilization," the subject of the next speaker, Mr. J. T. Bland, Pender county, was treated of In a polished speech, evinciug much study and care ful preparation. - Dr. Wingate then introduced Mr. J. B. ; Towers, Pender county, who de Hvered the valedictory address, after which the di grees were conferred, and the president of the college, Dr. W. B. Wingate, delivered ashort, advisory address to the graduating elass. The Demockatic Cokrervativr convvmtion of thr 5th congress IONAL District or North Cabo uxa will be held in the court-house in Use city of Greensboro, at 11 o'clock a. suoo Monday, the 12th day of June next, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Congress, and one for Presidential elector, and also of ap pointing two delegates to he National Convention at SL Louis. " ' . " M. 8. Bobbins, E. B. Withers, " ' J. I. CALEB, ' Ex. Com. 5th Cong. Dist. : May 20th, 1876. , , f The new Atlas hotel, Philadelphia, Pa., conducted with special, refarence to quiet and pleasant "accommodations, at small coal. Ja Hf . Mr. Tennyson lias headed the sub scription for Walt Whitman's poems In England. . ' A. ..v.; : WON- No. 94i f IWS AND NOTES.- . The Nevada State Fair Association is to be turned into a Jocky clut, Out of 52,405 primary school teach era in Prussia, only 3.WS1 are women. Santley, ths famous English baritone, will1 retire after the present musical season.s ..,M4vv.,.,: ..,;r ; Professor Tyndall on his wedding day received a pnrse of 315 from the members of the Roysl Institution, Lon don. .. -. 'Lady Smith, widow of Sir James E. Smith, once president of the Linnsssn Society in England, is' 103 years old, and in perfect health. ; Mr. George Williams, the founder of the London Young Men's Christian Association (ihe oldest in the world), has arrived in Boston. " ' A recent marriage notice ends with the singular expression, probably added by a waggish friend : May their future troubles be little ones." A Paris fashion journal declares that in leas than five years knee-breeches snd six-inch skirts will b j the fashiona ble street dress for ladies. - 1 Ernest Cooper, a member of the Bri tish centennial commission, died at the residence of the British commissioners in Philadelphia on Thursday. Barry Sullivan, the English-Irish tra gedian, bsa received more than $140, 000 for performances in this country. He sails for Europe June 7. Wendell Phillips ssys when he hesrd Fsnny Kemble play "Lady Macbeth" he determined never to go to the thea tre again, and he has kept his word. , A Brooklyn girl was asked by a vsry tbia eentleman If she didn't think' she could learnto love him. "I might if you were stuned," was Uie laughing reply. Rhode Island sends to the centennial a policeman who measures six feet three inches. That comes of living hi a small state, x Not having room to spread, be fl0,00.'; '), i ; ' y' '' It is related that two young ladies in Marysville, California, presented their clergyman with a turkey stuffed with dollars. His wife will take the stuffing out of that tnrkey. , It was Lord Houghton who, when a lady,- more beautiful in her own eyes than those of the world, was boasting that she had hundreds of men at her feet, remarked in an undertone, "Chiro podists." 1 In Paris there is an attempt to revive the old Greek costume for ladies a picturesque garment, without very much of a waist, bore armed and looking like nn oat bog falling looso from the breast to the instep. One of tlie attractions of the Paris Exhibition of 1878 is to be the largest balloon ever made. It will contain 18,000 cubic metres of gas, and is to be twenty-three tothirty-fournietresin diameUr. The car will hold fifty per sons. ' s The honor of the best centennial joke must be accorded to Dam Pedro. On learning the number of revolution s of Uie great Corliss engine per minute, he said : That beats our South Ameri can Republic.?! . , , . Cincinnati hotel keepers are in great glut bexeoTwpnhrn-bef that money wilt flow like water when the republican convention meets there Is likely to draw an immense crowd of professional politicians to the spot. But it will also bring pickpockets, . . Paraguay is In a most deplorable con dition. Misrule and revolution have resulted in famine prices for staple ar ticles of food, and the country is being rapidly depepulsted, some of the In habitants goiug south to the Argentine republic and others seeking refuge in Brazil. ' . , It is reported that the intrinsio value of the chicken feathers thrown away every year ln , the ' United States is equal to the money we pay for cotton. tL nlnma nf tha feathers, if separated from the stems, forms a down which, It is stated, sells In Paris for nearly 12 per pound. Visitors to Uie Centennial Exhibition are now reported to be increasing every day. . People are gradually becoming impressed with the fact that they can not invest a few dollars better than by making a trip to Philadelphia. The ex hibition Is pronounced to be worth double the price oi a journey to r.urope. The balance of trade is now against England. The London News remarks that during the first iour months of this year our purchases abroad nnve ex ceeded our sales by about 00,000,000, Of the one hundred and forty blast fur naces In the Wolverhampton district only fifty-eiuht were in operation on Uie lautot way. . Several "tobacco packages recently opened in English factories nave dis closed great frauds in packing, and the fact la causing mucn lnuiguauoa iu mo English tobacco trade. Just where the frauds were committed is not evident, but the manufacturers abroad seems in clined to exhonorate the growers snd charge them upon tha American ship per; ; ; - A late number of the Savannah News savs that the news throughout the In terior continues to be very encouraging as regards the crops now ia the ground, aad though planters are experiencing very bard times lint noWjtbe prospect of a much larger crop oi gram wan usual makes a healthier feeling in the market; and If present expectations are realized tha coming fait trade will be very much better than the last. THE RALEIGH SENTINEL. Ad vertlseoents will be taserted In ths Usui tssTissi. st the following rates per square of oe. lech, or tea Blnkoa Uoes. One square one time ' ' IL0O ' M M each subsequent Insert Jos leas than a week 1 tA 1 square, t week-.... ........ ........ S AO 1 saoath B 00 R saontha It OO ' l0O - H 'e s s e es woo a ....fc..,. cr .....as oo 7 IHUI M ' M r A CALL FOB A COUNTY CONVEN - " , ' TION, -. . V ' As chairman, I am Instructed by tha executive committee of tha Democratic - Conservative party of Wake county to give notice that there will be held a touvtnlion of the Democrallc-Conser- vaUve voters of the bounty at the court house on tho 10th day of June next at IE m., for the purpose of sending dele gates to the state, and congressional district conventions and to consider the propriety of nominaUng candidates for publio offices. I am further instructed to call npon the chairmen of the various township committees to hold meetings in their respective townships on the' 87th day of May, in order to appoint ' delegates to Ibis convention. w. w. iioxxs, uim n. OBITUAIT. -..'X':;., Died at the residence of hit aon In law. . Capt. W. L. London, ia Pftttborn, os 80th ultimo, ioha 11. ilaughtoa. Esq. ' Mr. -llsaghton was born in Chowsa county in August. 110; was rradusted st ths L'niver- slty of North Carolina with honor la 183, along with Hon, Thos. L. t'tiagman, Hoe, J. 1 C Dobbin, Hon. Thos. 8. Athe and MeKsrs. , Cad Jones. Thos. B. Kill an 4 Michael Holt : studied is with tLat eminent Jedge and . . courteous gentlrmsn, K, K. Heath, of F.d.a ton, obtained his lireose, and practiced Intba court, of TjitpI, Martin and Waihingtoai eoonties. In 1U38 ho removed to Chatham, and practiced ia the courts of Ciistham, Randolph, Moors, Harnett and Cumberland counties, y. .. Having made large purchases of real estate la Eastern North Caroline, Mr. Haughton in the winter of 1857 and ISM, removed to Row. , bern and Drosecuted his profrsslon. In tha counties of Craven, Joees, Carteret, Green aad ramlico. la every court. In which the deceased practiced, he attained the front ' rank la his profession, and was regarded by his hretherea. ss an Industrious, sealoos and . K1- I. . In UM he was the Whig candidate for (jongress sgainsi lion. . iwddii, i in lb44 he waa a member of the House of Com mon , la 1050 and la IhM of ths Beasts of North Carolina. At the bar, on the stump, and tat ths (ieneral Assembly, he was a man of mark. In social life, a cheerful temper. hopeful .anguine disposition, and kindly nature, were his most . distinguished 'raits. As a husband, and father, he waa affectionate consilerste. and tender slmost to a fault. In early manhood, he became a member' ol ths Episcopal cnurcn, ana nis numois ana steadfast faith In the sure promises of God's word, was his stay and support through years of adversitv, and his anchor ia the aour of death. Ills sickness was protracted, aad his sufferings very great, bat he bore tbem with patience, and retained bis cheer-, fnlnest up to a few days before his destb. J ' 111. S.im1. hah. a.i.t IiaIUva t tit hm ritl In the commuulim of the Holy Csthollc . , church, at peace with Ood, and In charity ' with ell wen. rr-: . WHOLESALE CASH TWCES ti-rected by - ' CH RISTOPllERS A CO. r. c. Salsiob, June 0, 1870. OEKEaSL MAKUtT. Cotton Ties, 0J cents. tlour, North Carolina C.00(jO.SS. Corn XXaHbnnt. Cora Heal, HSgUO, ' Bacon, N. C. hog round, 14 15. " " hams lbwlo. Bulk MesU, Clear Rib aides, 11,(310. " Hhoulders. 0 cents. "LsrdiKrtn Carolina, JT,, nesleru tierces, it. " kegs, 17. Coffee, Prime Rio Oood, s(('2-j. " ... Common. &)f. Pyrup, 8. H. 2tktf3H. ' ' Molasses, Cuba 40i4o. - 8att, Marshal's S to. r Evane. S 10. -Nails, onbatU for 10s, 13.65. 1 isr a. ia. ExtisC, 11. YeUowt). Leather, Red Solo 115-7. " Oaktanned, 40. . Hides, green, ft. s i d-v. 10. TsuViw6(g7 PoUtoos, swe, t 80HK) cents per bushel. " . Irish, OOfrttU) . OaU, shelled, 6o. " sheaf, from wagon, 1.35 cents ' baled 11.00. . Fodder, baled. 1.85. Hay, N.Cbaied, good, ROtOO Eggs, per doten, l&cta. . , i Butter, N. C , 8530. Reeswax, 2S. Rags, 8. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. O T ICE. v ' Btoles or strayed from the subscriber oa the evening ot the 7th Inst, i no large else stud mule ' nearly black, with a white spot on bis tump a out the size of a quarter ' dollar. Any information so that I ran get hint will bo thankfully received, and the capture aad conviction of the thief liberally., rewarded. . B. D. PLEASANTS. je8-dt s .' ' Orncs o BurtaisTSMDSST, . i PsTSHssuao RaiLaoan Coup sr. V Petarsburg, Va , November S4, 1 75. J HANOE 0 SCHEDULE TO take effort 8L JiD A Y. Notcuibcr 25th OOINO BOt'TIL o Leave Petersburg at6:80 A, M. and 8:17 P. M. Arrive at Weldoa at 9:59 A. M. &U P. M. UOINU NOHT1L ,. Leave Weldon at 7:33 A. M. and 4 P. M. Arrive at Petersburg at 11:44 A. M. and 7KT? P. M. Trains connect at Petersburg and Weldon with trains for all southern and Borthern points. Tickets sold to all southern, south- western, Borthern and eastern points, aad baggage checked through. . t : ' H. T. DOUGLAS, febl8-dw-tt ' Reperintendent. . , Samaritan Nerrine. THE great Nerve Conqueror, cures EplleptlcFlts,Convuisioos. Spasms, 8k Vitus, Dance aad all Nervous Diseases ; Uie only known poertlre remedy for F.pt-..-ptlertt It bas bees tested by thousands' snd "has never beVn -known to fall in a single ease. Trial ' package free, Koclvos - lamp for Circulars giving evi dence ot euros. Address, . : DR. 8. A. RICHMOND.- - Oct 15-lSm : Box 741, 8U Job, So ATEST NEWS I SAVED HJJ BACON I Uavtnr salted two hundred hoes, we are prepared te All orders for home saad bacon of all kinds at F. C CD KISTOPHER8 A CO.'S, ' .. ; . WUnungloa straet, pear City acaJesj A ; 1 ' J
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