DAILY NEWS
SATVmAY APRIL 19. 1S79
Brt f !w A"srtlit-
Mahtij Jfc Osborne. Local notice.
N. II. P. Vii-on Notice to tond-
holderS-
U. Wait , Hwo. Clothin Ac
M' ? r A. Ti'WLfA Special nolle.
I. i'kv-i D A iiox. Ina. Co.
W r. . Ixx-al notice.
LO' 1L RkM IS.
i . t shiJ in the Neuse
at
Milbunn caught on Thursday
i.-t The shad or.sou at that loi
int
now lie said to turlv Kn
I
Thnu T-lna!) ;uirinir lots
'in
the northern portion of tho raj will le
sold at the Court-boue door u-dav at
lo" clock. These lot were advertised
for sale last :aturday and the aie was
poMtponed UU to-oa.
a mMiinx of the State Board
of
Kducaiioo. was neld in Lh ttoveniors
offlM vesterday. Several matter of
important were dis. u-.ed and passed
upon. The Hoard adjourned to meet
aain next TuUr, when Onai action
uu certain matter will ls taken.
One of the beat farmer in Ala
mance conntr iMr. Kerrj haa brought
a lot of the h'nesf beevt that haa bven
offered for sale iu UiU market lor the
past year. The guesta of hotel and
LoarUiog bouses w ill stop complaining
about having to eat lough atea. Ilia
a pity that our Uriners can nut see thwe
nndcatUe btore Uiey aru laugh trd.
V hear, with-plaaaura, thtthe
member of the Uuay liee Hand intend
giving one of their etrjoyable eutertain
uitnu naxt Friday emng the iSth.
Jrrom all we can uuderatand of the
altaar, it promuKs to be something rare
said 'unique, aa the programme com
priaea quite a variety ol amusement,
rirsi, mere will b Motion ongs from
some of the amailer tueuibera of the
Hand, then an exhibition in Caliatheuica
t.T the older member, iihvwOwI by an
-old Kolk'a Coucert," given by tno
little our. There w Ui alo be a Laxaar
Uble, at which w ill be exposed for sale,
l after the exhibition and ouueert,) mauy
uettuiiful article of fancy work. Any
..r. HMirinir rvtmhmeDla will also tiud
aa abundant supply of everything to
suit tne taste ui uiuvk lunuiwun
epicure.
ImmIi MeUaa:. ,
A special meeting of the Maeona of
this city will be held iu the Moaonic
1111 to-dar at 10 o'clock, for work la
the different deirreea. All llasons are
rruetad to attend.
TbeCatballe recti at
At Metropolitan Hall ia meeting with
Uioal spleudid sucvo. The m-uiaers
deserve gTval credit for the ability with
which tuev have cotiducteU the vnter
tuujucnt." The uigutiy allcnaancti 1
erv lare. The enjoyment ia un
checked and the cuuufy results nioet
sallstactoiy. lo ulglil 1 the last
ol the aeru-M, and the apaciou hall will
nllcd to lis utuml capacity. None
w ho aileud will have cause lor rt-greu
Afc-sat IV.
Yesterday a Mr. Charles H. I-atta
was (miuk Mr. l'di't, ou lh wruer
of W limit.gtou and Morgan streets, a
fearful bull-dog rushed out ami altar
el him. ami rau aamal hiiu with ouch
toiem- aa lo kuock miu down, when
f the il-(; at ouce made ait eilort lo eize
huu by the lUroat, ana w a omy pre-.ii-i
bv the umelv aid of Mr. Ixjii.
H. AaUiS, who haptncd lo be near
by. We uudrlaiia Mr. l.ta wa.n
'.. rv much hurt bv i)i i-ul union and
f -.i" ucli MuUiJ lot I v allow nl
to a. in '.he ci'.y. 1 hey are not only a
t ii.ai.iv uat auaugerou aud lureaieu
inc u..n- to ue public it U a lalacy
ki.ii a ni-h tin ui-on tne uuthorilic ol
lui orl.iV nii w eil-go iriieU cilV, to
i . eiri.a wilt iivie n au uwesaity lor
avepin; such uga lor tue protec-tioii of
teroii3 oi proiftv. e uiiucrsiuiiu
there axe a nuimer of Uiem in the city.
mid thev ahoald l-e .ov.tj aUer at once.
'1 here aiiould bean ur.a.aui ia.vivJ,
outLawirtg them aud auuiorixing their
destruction by any one, if founU on the
'treeta, and the o.wuer nneti one nuti
dred aollar. aiid on Uiluru lo pay to be
I'Ul in the chain gang an . uiaUe lo work
it out on tne atrc-o, ami ine uog Kiticu
What latiuiiuu lile worth aacompaiw
with the fancied notion ol men about
theae tear I ul creatures? The live ot
our w ives and children are in constant
danger, ao long a-t ouo ol them reinaina
in tlie citv. e are tliereiore lor aiii
log the Uat oneof tnei.i, or placmgauch
fearful pen allien upon them and Uieir
owner aa will make it a dangerous
thing to own one. tjr lor one to be aeen
on tbe street.
TIIIEVM AOAIM.
T llsa
f Br.Hrathfn 1m Ike
f Nlaat Tb Wind
Baaaabe4 la -Tta Xmmmg
Lmdle shriek Wilb
:rr.
It would seem that there ia a regular
It organ I ted band of robbers in this
City, out tney are euuruuj grtru i
their buslneaa. r-an attempt, so lar
haa proven fraitle. On Thursday
nlffht the house of Mr. C. II. W eaihers
s merchant on Blount street, and one
of the old and esteemed citizens of
Raleigh, was settled upon a the place
of attack. Mr. Weather' house and
tors Join each other : his bed room
is
connected with his store by a - door
Just opposite hi room and ajro the kail
la the silling room ana steeping apart
menl of hU daughters, there is s win
dow on the south side of this room
A boat S o'clock in the morning the
thieve began their work. From tracks
on the front porch It appears thai they
tried the two front wiuuows to eriec
an entrance, but failing, they mounted
the aid feuce and creeping ou the top
they reached the aide window to the
room in which the youag ladies were
leeping. The blind were open bu
the window was faatened. They at
tempted to prize it opeu, but again
were thwarted. They were determined
to enter. Smash went the window sash.
The sudden noise awaked the young
ladiei.who,hrieking with fright, rushed
to their father's room cry ing,"a robber i
breaking In the house.' Mr. Weathers
prang to his feet, lighted his lamp and
ruahed out in the night, but th henda
had gone. After his family had become
quiet, ne Investigated the uremtsea, with
result ss shore related. Mr. Weathers
said: "no doubt thev intended to effect
an entrance to my room, to craw
through it snd reach the store, ateal the
monev In the drawer and pass out the
front door, which was locked with the
key inaide. They niut have been ac
quainied with th premises.
So far there la no clue. This makes
the fourth attempt to commit burglary
In thia city within the past four week.
The operator are bold but their plans
are badly conceived.
Qaer Tklar ke Malt.
Gsrn aa poat-ofiices are soulogiual
garuen -n aariall scale. In the course
of a yer as Many as ),(XO lire ani
mats are se nt by post, and If crabs
irrsfs, Dcea.id small Insects sre eoon
tei, tue tod wu. oeamo .g the mill
ions. T!e Ixido aui'.ori;ie have
the prit4fv ol evcluditu): such animals
as may l uimel either dangerous or
disagreeable; but within the Lant six
months only thlrt'-uine packages of
living animals were rcfi-ei, among
which we re an alligator, done up In s
box considered a loo fragile; a lot of
dog, who persistent barking could
not be quieted, and s number of pig
eons tied op in a sack. On the other
hand, daring the same period, a croco
dile, cora of birds of prey, monkeys,
serpents, s leopard and four living
bear cubs were trans ml tied by post.
Yew ftaJl Ilerrtage
i WaUca's grocer store. .... s
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VTrUtOMBTTEM.
federal Caart Aeoulltal af Law.
Correapondence of the New.
ii R tUXSBORO, r. April li.
v.-. 1..1 Pnnrt haa nnv been in B6S-
iou near two weeks. Judge Dick pre
siding. The moat notable case in court
w as trial oi tne ruu -wju
for robbing the mail atW'eutwerth, as
alleged. '1 he oaae was aet for last t n
dAy but was pat oft till Monday. A
rather unusual apw-wm y '-
iuLf in ihra' court, in this case,
there being witneases from amongst
Uie beat aociety oj, iauiu ,
. . . thw smt tna (the cashier, a
ladv), from the groat houae of L. Kid
lev'A Soft. New York, and several la
dies from Wentw.. ... u.id hence the
nnusual ec'A .io, us 1 said, ol t,ccing a
fK.i-otadiesiu the court room
KIW v " - D , ....
dav M4er oa awui the hrat, I he case
i ..f ion- m ini in resneciabl V
C-l 11 !.- v"
coiiiiected, his brother being tne Kev.
t. K. La't of l'ittsboro. There was
strong counsel on both sides, viz.: for
the uruoner, tou luomaa uuiuu,.
V. iteid ami CoL Hovd. and for the de
fence. Solicitor Lusk and Hall and
Uregorr. I venture to say sucu a gay
. .... I... nux-or Kcwti witiiHMMed in Uie
court room of old liuiilord Insfore.
The evidence on the find count w as not
sufficient, hence the prisoner was dis
charged- mere are a large uuwwi o.
legal gentlemen present, and much
otuer busintahas ueeu done, (of which
1 am not laiiiiliar.l especially in illicit
distilling, block-auing, Ac.
James v . Kent inaue one ti ui ie
tlorta on this ciM. and his speech is
highly spoken of.
mv. it.
vi.h .f which has been killed or
a a "
...- r.i ihora urn minv fanners who
aay Uiey will have plenty, if nothing
kuls it uereaner.
I K i.i 'I'amntara rH-Ilt.l V CSV 6 S
festival, and net tod about W ; and the
m... i r K.trM k Mother Ctooae nartv
to-night, which the raui of the day w ill
prevent to a grt exMruw
Nr mkkii have arrived and the
spring trade has begun in eameat. M.
The Empress of Austria ia a great fa
vorite wtui Utc .Hungarians, among
whom she pre.ci pe..aing ner vaca
tions to being J ievu in lenna. The
truth is Uiai me ij'ieen Huds more
bunting iu llungn iau in Austria.
-ir V k ;iltrt- siuhor of "Pina
fore," is a tall, lank, raw-boned iScolch
law ver, with auuy n-ir and whiskers.
iiii.l.-, w iuuaIIv wrinkled with an
expression of gre-U nervous irritability.
aou hia temper is oi uie suonest.
vir krwukinff disresnoctfullv of the
Crown i'riuce in a public place ol" en
tertainment, a teacuer nas oeeu s.emcn
.,1 to tour mouina' imiri.oiiiueuU
(ivnuHUV. it should be remembered en
joy the"ieuigii prtence of a atrong
gov criiiueui.
M. Kenan, the French literuleure. has
a large head, chieny remarkable lor
tne smile nan goou-numoreu, nan
sarcktiic wnicu piays upon uis np
u'hi'ii iikt iiiK-rc.Hl is aiouscil. Tlie iceii-
eral exireoii is ouo ol comloruible
good will toward all men.
Tl,n itr of li.. SulLaii of yanzibr
has eoue lo lire in iierlin. where she
intends to give lessons in Arabic SSne
was converted to. Christianity ana leu
hi r unlive (tiunlry secrellv about teu
years ago. She married llerr Kucte, a
llamiuirg mercnaui, ana is now a wiu
o .
Mr V 1 ;illert. the author of
"1'iuafore," haa unueruiKeu tocoinieie
veuh hiuiHlt for ttopui.tr favor. Ilia
ivv play, tirelcueu," ias leen laun
ched upon lue urauiaiic sea 01 lxtuuou,
Mini 110.V mm 11 be expected inthiscoun-
trv. Acc-ounis varv- wioeiy a- to iui
tj ' : . . ... i. .
iserits.
A Bare Prodaellot.
16 Its original state.
Haiku it April 17th 187U
a Collord menn Hy the name of Ilranch
Ta lor laat night atoul pust b o ciok
dxauk 3 jt ol c ider w hilh was given lo
tun at A. C Wtinaiiia a tore cor lllunt
A l alarrua riia Haieigh n c it was given
to bin Hy. Maera vwoop and 11. H.
Ta lor ua iu a luiuil after driugiug it
Sal uow aud a quart of cider gush out of
hi o tooth auu then got up and cride
give me one niore quart and then he
Was Lakeiug Hy t ooper aud 11. IS
Taylor and Carried to the dore and wa
put out as he Sood in the Hain Saying
is am gowiug to cnurcu ana tneu
Smoke t cig4rs and Smoke theul and
alter dow iug all of that then ale 7 pies
and a glaa of J ef ley tnat Cost JO cts and
then di.nappear -i
Dinkey Jonks.
Eseaped Caw vie t.
Cliarlottc Ikemocrat.
The litr Marshal tells us that he has
a list of ail escaped convicts from Hail-
road work, who were sent to the i'en
iteotiarr and Railroads from this coun
ty. The rascals, no doubt, are now-
lurking about Charlotte. No wonder
our citlseiia are seized on the highway
by robbers. The guards on railroads
ui the western part of tne Slate stiouid
be discharged for incompetency, and
city and countv authorities should
make better provision for keeping and
punishing convicts than the i'euiteu-
uary and its regulations now artord.
i
The ffr Eiods.
Roaooke News.
We learn that the fever to go West
lias attacked the negroes in W eldon.
and that caucuses have been held to
consider the expediency of moving
awar. The move was commenced bv
the return of one who had been West
fbr s year or two, and who brought
back w ith him glowing accounts of the
rich soil, the cheap land and other ad
Vantages.
The Cl sf IIis;a;tng.
Hugging sociables are popular in
some rural parts of New Jersey. The
prices charged are given for benevolent
purposes. It costs ten cents to hugs
girl between fifteen and twenty, but
you have to pay twenty-five cents for a
young w idow, five cents for a irirl be
tween twenty and thirty, and a dollar
tor hugging a married lady.
Not Yea Over.
5. Y. Tribune.
The negro exodus is not over, after
all. Several hundred blacks have ar
rived at St. IxMiis within the past two
or tnree davs, and the Helief Commit
tee is now at its wits end to know how
to care for those helpless refuiree.
oiiie interesting figures are given con
oerning the extent of the initiation
snowing tnat mere nave rj rived at n
Louis within these few weeks as many
as 6,tu blacks, who were Keeking a
home somewhere w here freedom would
not be a sham.
Death by Fire.
Koanoke New.
Mrs. boon living near Jackson, in
Northampton county, was burned to
ueatn on .Monday night. Her son ha
left the house to look after his stock
and hearing screams in the house, ran
in and found his mother's clothing in
flame. lie failed to extinguish the
. ft la. K
nre. ana ne uiea hl about 2 hours
suffering terribly. fbe cause of the
scvideut is not known.
Fsr I pward f Thirty Tears
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup has
been uaed for children. It corrects
acidity of the stomach, relieves wind-
oolic, regulates the bowels, cures dys
entery and dlarrluea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old
and wall-tried remedy. 'JS cent a.bot-
2.500 BosbeU Brown stuff at Martin
and Osborn Grain And Feed slore It Is
the beat feed for much cow. '
Tf nn tih tmnc am oka. call fbr the
"Town talk," only 5 cents, for sale by
M. Grausman. -
AC Watson's.
Fresh arrival of breakfast strips and
dried beef, family pickled or corned
beef.
Sprlos;18T Xew Cis-ods,
ii'irTiin novpr before heard of. I
have just returned from New York
where I have purchased a select stock
of Dry Goods consisting in Dress Goods,
... - i i . . . i
lawns, fique wni:e aim roiumi.
I ever lought. lileached and unbleach
ed muslins at all prices.
MOOTS, SHOKS AND HATS,
: viriaiv 1 to vi I fnn hand mnfle
(Jailers for Gentlemen all styles both
hizh and low cut w ith box too and with
out box. Heautiful French toes. J. S.
Turner's hand matte gaiters ior entie-
a . i . : a I J 1 ,.i w
men nign cut wnu miu nuuu. w..
iioir'n liaml-ind iraiters for iren-
tlemeu's w ear. T. Miles A Son's ladies'
shoos, morooeo and clotn. .vines la
dies' kid button ttoots. Miles' ladies'
kid Newport Ties, which are beautiful,
i .. ...i.i.'t ir.ii ii iIimd I L-PAn a full line
l 11 OUUI.Itl v - - - . l'
of all qualities and pri-es of low price
tnoes ior geuiieiuen aim ituui-s.
nioe line of
XlaaeV and l'blldre Ith.
T hive a tine line of chihlrens' white
no-heel button shoes.
Mv Clothing Department is very at
tractive, and prices more attractive.
I am also agent for Devlin A Co., the
leadinz custom-made clothiers of N. Y.
measures taken and suits made toorder
lkn't forget the famous Boyden Gaiter
for gents in all styles, and my Clothing
uepanment up sums, cn
Leslie cut paper patterns. Catalogne
Free. Very Respectfully,
J. 1. UULLKY.
KmnlitthA i-elehrated -'Towntalk" 5
cent cigars, for sale by M. Grausman.
Very Law .Prices.
1,000 fans, from 5 cents.
1.0U0 hand kerchiefs, from 5 cents.
1,000 pair hose, from 10 cents.
1,000 parasols, from 15 cents.
500 straw hats, from 15 cents.
7,000 yards domestics, from 5 cents.
7o0 shirts, from 125 cents.
Coats, from 50 cents.
Vests, from 50 cents.
Pants, from 50 cents.
A full stock of ladies', slippers, from
50 cents, at Woollcott's Open Front
Store, Wilmington st. -
If you wish a good smoke, call for the
"Townlalk,'" only 5 cents, for sale by
M. ( rausiuau.
At Wataon
Another supply of that tine Milwaukee
latter beer in Itottles, famines sup
plied. Tobsrr and sran.
The lest and finest assortment at
Watson's
The Celebrated Seven Nprlnr Iron
and Alam 91
This is decidedly the most useful, be
sides being the moat efficient Family
Medicine ever placed witnm tne reacn
of any people, its reputation extends
far and wide, and its great popularity
is due entirely to its own merits. lor
relieving Sick and Nervous Headache,
it may bo trnlv said, to have no equal
Dvsnentics find it just the remedy for
their troubles. Mothers and daugh
ters have long since discovered in its
use a "panacea" for their worst ills;
and now we have the testimonies of two
eminent ministers of the gospel, from
Southern cities, setting forth its specific
e fleets in other more dreaded and
troublesome diseases.
Kev. John F. Mayne, Theological
Seminary, Columbia, S. C, writes:
"Am atliicted with that terrible disease,
Diabetes;' am using the 'Seven Springs
Mass' withai-onsiderabledegree of re
lief; is the only remedy I have yet
found to suit my case ; want to continue
its use until a cure is effected if possi
ble. Send worth of the enclosed P. O.
order immediately.
Jno. F. Matnb.
Columbia, S. C, Jan. ii3d, 1S70.
Kev. J. D. Parker, of New Orleans,
I-i., writes: "Having tried effectually
the 'Seven Springs Iron and Alum
Mass.' for Diarhea, Kidney afflictions.
Ac, I take pleasure in recommending
its use in thee complaints, in my
case it affords immediste relief.
J. D. Parkkr."
n-1xna T a Vol. 1 I th IKTQ
For sale by Wm. Simpson, Pescud,
Iee A Co., and F. II. Heartt, Raleigh,
N . C, snd Druggists generally.
LA N DRUM A LlTCUriELD,
. Abingdon, Va.
9Iake Voar Own Fertiliser.
With ten dollars worth of chemicals,
which I w ill furnish in proper propor
tions for one ton of fertilizer, added to
such materials as every farmer has in
abundance around the farm, he can
make a ton of fertilizer equal to the
best high priced fertilizer on the mar
ket.
It is recommended by leading farm
ers, such as Mr. Win. Grimes, J. T
Ieach and others whose testimonials I
have.
Wm. Simpson,
Chemist, ltaleigh, N. C.
TheTaeker House.
This hostelry has not long been
opened, but has already made itself a
lavorite here and with the traveling
public. The fare is good, the looms
lavorable, while the location is very
convenient. These many advantages
are appreciated.
Beer, Ale. Porter and Mineral Waters
My facilities for th delivery of the
above in bottles or kegs, are superior
to any in the State. Prices as low as
the lowest. Country orders solicited
M. Bills, Raleigh, N. C.
City Botling Works.
Parlor Bagatelle Tables.
I am State agent for the sale of M
Redgraves Parlor Bagatelle Tables,
which are now so fashionable in private
families and saloons North.
M. Bills, Raleigh, N. C,
ITnbeard of Bargains!
Who tries his best to please his friends
And In his labors never ends.
Bargains he'll give you when you call
X - i , ... .11 .ii
r or o. iu is an aou an.
Of other houses you hear them talk;
In Fayetteville street just take a walk
And only ask for Jso. 10,
Kept by the most ingenious of men.
And when his friends by chance drop in
Then forth he comes, Lord what a
grin.
And to their wondering eyes displays
Such heaps of brackets and window
shades.
His pictures are exposed to public view
And a variety of cord to suspend them
too,
His looking glasses and toilet cases
Will help adorn yonr forms and faces;
Picture frames an J mouldings too
In great variety, black, brown and
blue.
His w indow cornices snd lambrequins
fine, W
Will make you rooms and parlor
shins.
Perforated uiottoes, and white holly
baskets.
And every other sort of stuff,
Of which he hopes to have enough.
So now he bids you all adieu
And wishes a happy new year too,
And not forget
C. C. Clawson,
No. 10 Fayetteville SU
Call at Watson
For your groceries, tbsy are not only
cheap tut the best. '
Fresh Arrivals . T. Johnon.
Richmond bolted meal, 600 lbs nice
white corn bulk meats, N. C. hams and
sides. A large . lot of peas, (different
kinds.) -Cuba molasses in bbls ana
tierces, 30 bags coffee, different grades,
20 bbls nice vellow sngar, 300 sacks
flour. We offer these goods to the trade
at prices that can't fail to please. Give
us a trial. A few chufas on hand yet,
D. T. Johnson.
. Jnst the Plaee.
Loader f ha tailor has won an envi
able reputation . in his business, and
deserves it, for the stvle, ht ana maie-
rial of nls suits are not exceueu..
When to this is added moderate charg
es, it is not surprising that his rooms
over Tucker's store are often visited by
customer. Pay him a visit and in
spect his stock and you wiu te pieaseo.
with priees and goods.
: -
"Clond compeller" from over the sea,
Rising like Venus fair and free ;
O'er some poet's reverie,
leopold s "Raleigh Delle" anu .un
tie Maimee."
For Nale
Two hundred and fifty pounds of live
geese feathers. They "are nice and will
be sold low. Apply to Latta & Myatt,
W holesale Grocers ana commission
Merchants.
Ice cream at Moseleys.
Fresh cakes and bread at Moseley's.
Send your order for ice cream, cakes
and bread to Moseley's.
All are-invited to call at Moseley's
for ice cream, cakes and bread.
- Prltehard fc Brooks.
ITuv0 annthnr lnt of that filficrant oak
and hickory wood on hand, cheap for
- w1 A Too car load of bolted meal:
salt, potatoes, bnlk meat, fresh eggs
. . . f 1 1 i
ana cnicK.en?4 sugars oi au graoes, coi-
fees and teas at prices to suit uie nam
times.
W. V. A A. B. NtronaehAprlI 17tl,
400 bushels white WPstern corn.
500 bushels white bolted meal.
4K) bushels white and clay peas.
Ojkj bushels ship stuff andjbran.
10 barrels extra ami family floor.
v nr diitlv rHceivintr seed-sweet DO-
tatoesof best varieties and can fill orders
for same at lowest market price.
HKASONABLK OOODS.
Family Roe Herrings, No. 1, 2 and 3
mackerel, Ferris pig hams, Fulton
market beef, broiling beef, dried beef
for chipping, French prunes, line sy
mtw Kinj-lwh Itthmd molasses, desserts
and fruits, Shaker's, lried Oorn, hand
picked bean's; 'oat' meal, cracked and
crashed wheat,- tapioca, farina, pearl,
tiui-Uv (iruh'iiii Hour olivpoil Snjlllish
" .. .. . . - w . ; , x
olives, canned peaches, csiuned pine
. 1 ,
appie, urieu pcH:iiu?, orieu appiea, can
ned corn, canned tomatoes, catsups,
sauces, Crosse and Black well's pickles,
domestic pickles, Springfield hams.
roKKKK AT 10 CKNTS PEU POUND.
We are to-day turning out of pur mill
a ground coffee, of good strength and
flavor at 10 cents per pound, which we
guarantee to give satisfaction.
Just received, a fine line of gunpow
der and uncolored Japan teas. -
Head Stones and Monuments.
largest and finest stock in the State.
Cheaper than they can be purchased in
New York, Without freight. Come
and see and be convinced. Rosendale
anil Portland cements constantly on
hand.
Wolfe's stone burial case on exhibi
tion at Henry Brown's, and marble
vard on corner Morgan and Blount
streets.-- Cayton & Wolfe.
Raleigh, N. C.
Ulvru up by the Doctors.
"Is it possible thnt Mr. Godfres is up
and at work, and cured by so simple a
remedy f '
"I assure you it is true that he is en
tirely cured and with nothing but Hop
Bitters; and only ten davs ago his doc
tors gave him upand said he must die !"'
"Well-a-day ! That is remarkable ! I
will go this day and get some for my
loor George I "know hops are good."
The Greatest Blessing-.
A simple, pure, harmless remedy,
that cures every time, and prevents dis
ease by keeping the blood pure, stom
ach regular, kidneys an
d iiv
er active,
is the greatest blessing ever conferred
Upon jiuu. Hop Bitters is that remedy,
snd its proprietors are being blessed by
thousands who have been saved and
cured by it. Will you try it? See
another column.
I'or Rent.
The three desirable houses having
about 20 rooms, on McDowell street,
belonging to the estate of J. Fisher, oc
cupied several years by Mrs. Pullen as
S ' boarding house. Possession given
1st of May. For terms apply to
J j Womble, Agt.
Cheapen! Ieiuons
In town, at Watson's.
C.ood Roasted coffee,
Fifteen cents per pound at
Watson's.
Fine Tobacco and Cigar.
At Watson's, Fayetteville street, op
posite the Market.
Molasaea. syrup, Sujar.
Of all grades. Best sugar-cured hams.
Patapsco and Orange Grove Flour.
Rlciimond Meal, Hominy, Grits, and a
general asaorUiHuit of. (Jtooeries of the
best qualitj', very cheap, at Watson's.
Wm. Wool loot t has just received from
a bankrupt stock, a lot of hats, boots,
ssocs and clothing, and he will sell them
cheap for cash. A case of spring cali
coes just arrived at Woollcott's.
Electric Belts.
A sure cure for ne: vous debility, pre
mature decay, exhiustion, etc. The
only reliable cure. Circulars mailed
free. Address J. K Rkkvks, 43 Chat
ham St., N. Y.
Brunswick Billiard Tables.
I am general agent fcr this State for
the celeurated Brunsw. ck and Balkas
billiard tables. Speci tl inducements
offered to salt Mn keeperl.Tj x
M. Bills, Raleigh, X. C,
City Botling Works.
It is to your Interest to Know
that Payne Bros.are now making the best
bricks on this market and selling them
lower than Ihe lowest .They can afford
it as they give the business their undi
vided attention and being practical
men know how to make them by
economy and of best quality.
They use the veil known and long
tried "Crab Tree Clay" which is unsur
passed in the State of North Carolina.
We guarantee our brick and work to
give perfect satisfaction. For further
information call on Wayne Allcott,
Agent, corner Will, and Davie St' s., or
address, Payne Bros.,
P. O, Box 75, Raleigh X. C,
IR. Wyaft.
Has on hand and to arrive.
22,000 lbs. C R. Bulk side and", shoul
ders." 1,000 Uns. prime white corr.
200 bbls. family flour. . '
300 bus. Haxall Mills bolted meal.
66 sacks Marshall's Liverpool salt.
25 bbls. New Orleans molasses.
10 bbls. sugar house molasses.
20 bbls. sugar, from granulated dowii.
20 sacks coffee.
20,000 )ounds prime Timothy hiy.
Karly Rose seed potatoes.
Orders filled promptly for sed sweet
potatoes.
Above named,. goods bought r right,
and-will b sold accOrdingrv.
.-,Vl.7,f j;,1j$;VYATT.
: Wilmington St., opposite Maaket.
- - Tontna rind
It to your interest to call at Watson's
grocery store and examine his stock
and prices, he will not be excelled in
either prices or quality of goods.
Poetry.
Alone, I've yet one solace left,
Which cheers my broken heart,
And in that thought a thousand hopes
Come springing into birth.
How beautiful the vision seems,
Amidst life's troubled cares,
To drink a glass of good champagne
And smoke Mendel's cigars.
From the Capital Cigar Store, op
posite the Postoffiee.
Standard.
Patapsco Flour,
Patapsco Baking Powder.
Bolted Virginia Meal,
Orange Grove Extra Flour.
Prime Timothy Hay,
Marshall's Liverpool Salt.
Clear Rib Bulk Meat,
Egerton's Scotch Snuff.
For sale at wholesale by
W H. DoitD.
RALEIGH MARKETS.
Cotton Market:
Reported by PARKER & A VERA, Cotton
Brokers.
Raleigh, N. C April is, 1S79.
Middling 11
Htrict Iajw Middling..... 10
Low Middling 10
Strict Good Ordinary 10.,
Good Ordinary 10
Middling Htalns
Low Middling Stains.... 16
Good Ordinary Stains.. . . .
Tone of Market, quiet .
CITY MARKETS Wholesale Price.
Corrected by CHISTOFHER & SORRELL.
Official Report of Grocers
, . - KALfiliH, X. C,
Flour, North Carolina
Exchange.
April 18, 19.
. . $5 75 6 00
15 (a, 20
60 ((! t5
55 (a 60
7 8
7 fr. 9
irVJa. 6
cmcKens ...-.
Uorn v.
Corn Meal
Bacon, N. C. Hog round
44 hams
Bulk Meats, clear rib sides...
" " shoulders
North Carolina Pork
Coffee, jtrime Rio
good
Syrnp, S. H
Molasses, Cuba
salt. Liverpool
Sugar, white.
" yellow
Irish potatoes
' " North Carolina.
Sweet Potatoes (seed) .... .
tats, shelled
Peaches, peeled
" un pealed
Apples, northern per bushel.
dried
Cotton Ties, new
" spliced
Hanging ,..
Port
Teas, per bushel, white..
" " " stock. .
Eggs
Butter
Beeswax
Rags mixed
" cotton
Ftrs Otter
Mink
Fox
Coon
Muskrat
Rabbits
Above ;ire for lare-fl ouan
6 7
14 (q 15
12 Li
2.5 (4
33 (q 3.5
. 1 "5 (a
8Uf 9
. 1 2.5 1 .50
50 (tii 55
W ( tvS
45 50
8 per lb
3 "
. $1 5 1 .50
3 6 1
3k
11 12
4 (i
0 90
65 0 75
10 t 11
12 15
20 to 222-
$5.00
75
90
, 10
3
titles. When
aruall quantities are wanted
will be charged.
higher prices
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
Ntw York, April 18. Money 4(iy.
Exchange 48(5. Governments strong
and higher. State bonds inactive.
Cotton net receipts 421 bales; gross
421. Futures barely steady; sales 122. (XK)
bales; April 11.80a) 11.82 May ll.'Ufq,
11.92; June 12. 08(g, 12.09 ; July 12.24;
August 12.3612.37 ; September 12.09(
12.10; October 11.54(c 11.55; November
11.14ll.li; December 11.0711.09.
Cotton steady; sales 1,228 bales; mid
dling uplands iljj; middling Orleans 12;
weekly net receipts 2,608 ; gross 15,323;
exports to Great Britain 7,729.
Flour dull. Southern Hour quiet
Weak, common to ; fair extra 410440;
good to choice do 550650. Wheat
i(ile. lower, moderate export, un
graded winter red 97(a,$l.ll ; No. 3
do. $1.00(a$1.07. Corn; a shade lower,
very moderate trade, ungraded 44i(oj46.
Oats slightly in buyers lavor but dull,
3-Jj lor No. 3. Coffee in moderate de
mand, rirrn ; Rio quoted in cargoes at
lli(45; in job lots ll$(eld. Sugar uu
changed, quit; refined quiet. Molasses
quiet and unchanged. Rice in moderate
request a:id stea iy. Rosin quiet and
firm $1.40. Turpentine rirni at 2:i.
l'ork a shade firmer and quiet; old mess
spot 9.40; new quoted at 10.37i?10.5C.
Lard a trine better and very quiet,
closing strong; prime steam spot $t.52.
Whiskey quiet, very tirm $?1.7i bid,
$1.08 asked. Freights steady.
lUinMORE, April 18. Oats firm;
Southern 33(u,36; Western white 32(34;
do. mixed 33(gfXyi; Pennsylvania S2(a,
o5. Hay firm, prime" to" choice Penn
sylvania and Maryland $12.00(,12.14
per ton. Provisions dull and weak ;
mess pork $10.50( 10.75 ; bulk meats
loose ; shoulders 3$ ; clear rib sides 5 ;
packed 4i(g.5J ; bacon shoulders 4i ;
clear rib sides 6; hams 9i(g,9f. Lard,
refined, in tierces 7L Butter stead3',
prime to choice western, packed 18(20;
roll 13(cl5. Co flee firm and quiet;
Rio cargoes, ordinary to choice 1016.
Whiskey dull at $1.07(0,51.07. Sugar
steady.
Wilmington, April 18. Spirits tur
pentine quiet at 27i Rosin quiet,
strained 51.05 ; good strained, .$1.07.
Crude turpentine, steady ; hard $1.00;
yellow dip $1.00 ; virgin $2.00. Tar
steady at 82J. Corn dull, prime white
55.
Chicago, April 18. Flour dull nom
inal. Wheat dull and a shade lower
for No. 2 Chicago spring fresh; 91 i'or
regular; 88 for cash and April; 932 (
93J for May; No. 3 do. 79i. Corn lower
and weak for fresh; 34 for regular; 311
for cash and April; 3o(a,36 for May; 304
(5-36i for June. Oats dull and tending
downward for fresh; 24 for regular; 4
for cash; 21S for April; 25 for May; 25i
for June. Pork steady, in fair demand;
10.10(a$10.12i for cash and April; $10.25
(o.$10.27i for May; $10.37i(a .$10.40 for
June. Lard steady, in fair demand;
0.324(3 $0.35 for cash and April; $0.42 j
(4,$6.45"for May; $6.50(g$0.524 for June.
Bulk meats steady and unchanged.
Whiskey steady ancl unchanged.
Cincinmati," April 18. Flour dull
and unchanged, family $4.00 (a, $5.50.
Wheat quiet, red and white $1.00(g,$l,06.
Corn firmer, quiet at 37438. Oats
easier at 28(0,31. Pork dull and nomi
nal, held at 10.00(q, $10.25. Lard quiet;
steam $5.90 bid. Built meats dull, a
shade lower shoulders 3i ; short ribs
4; short clear ribs 4J. Whiskey quiet
at $1.02. Butter dull and drooping.
Sugar steady and unchanged. Live
hogs dull; packing $3. 35 (a 55.
ijyKRPOOL, April 18 Noon. Cotton
firm ; middling uplands 6g ; middling
Orleans 0 7-16; sales 12,000 bales; specu
lation and export 2,(00 bales; receipts
6,5H)0; American 6,250. Futures steady,
uphnls and low middling clause f;r
May and June delivery ts 11-32; June
and' July 6 13-32; July and Aucrnst
6 15-32(0,0 7-10; August ami Sej tcmber
6.
1:30 p. m. Futures firmer, more
buyers at last quotations; uplands and
low middling clause for June and July
delivery 6g a6 13-32. '
April 18. Cotton Middling, low
middling, good ordinary: Galveston
steady, 11, 10! and lOf cents; net re
ceipts 487 bales. Norfolk firm at Hi
cents ; net receipts 832 bales. Balti
morefirm at Hi, ili and 10J cents; net
receipts 115 bales. Boston firm at 12,
115 and IU cents ; net receipts 990 bales.
Wilmington firm at ' lli, 103 and 101
cents ; net receipts 1 bales. Phila
delphiafirm at 12, IIS and 11 cents;
net receipts 22 lales. Savannah tirm
at 115-16, 11 1-16 and 1011-16 cents;
r.et receipts 858 bales. New Orleans
firm at 111, 11. and 10 cents-j-- net
receipts 1,108 bales. Mobile firm at
10i, 11, 10 and 10$ cents; net receipts
150 bales.
TATEMENT
Showing the Condition f tne ,
Union Marine and Fire In
surance Company,
OF GALVESTON, TEXAS.
ASSET', DECEMER 31, 1378. '
Loans on bond and mort-
ga,e (duly recorded ana
beinK first liens on the
fee simple.)
- S 2,500.00
Account of stocks and
b .Pd o the United
states, aad of this nd
other States, also all
other stocks and btmds
absolutely owned by
the company.
Stocks, bonds and all
other securities, (ex
cept mortgages) hy
pothecated to the Com
pany as collateral secu
rity for cash actually
loaned by the company
Interest due and accrued
ou stocks and other
securities,
Cah in Company's prin
cipal office and belong
lng to the Company,
deposited In Baab,
Frera ums unpaid
All other assets, detailed
in statement,
16S.782.9-2
,903.50
447.78
1041. W
8,7&U6
Total Assets', " $12,851.96
' - U ABILITIES.
Losses unpaid, inciuding-
those resisted, t 8,213.97
Beserve, as required by .
law, i 33,115.8
All other claims, 135.00
Total Liabilities.
Surplus as regards policy
holders,
Capital stock paid up,
Surplus as regards stock
holders, Total Income.
4l.461.Xl
201.S87.H3
2U0,00i l.OU
1,387.63
1W.047
115,H02.9o
Total Expenditures,
NORTH UAKO
INA BUSINESS IN 18:8.
191,y-2.98
Risks written,
Fremiums received, 3,050 1 1
I o-isespaid on risks taken, uZAi
Losses n urrei, 2,i22.47
P. F. PESCUD & SON,
Agents, Raleigh.
STATF OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Off cb of Secrbtart of ptatb,
rNSCTRKCE Dbpartmbxt,
Raleigh, April 18, 1879
In com; liance w.tfi Section Eight of ' An
Act Coacei uiug 'iisurujc," ratified March
12th. :877, I certify that the above is a Uue
extract fo"1" tfe sworn ftft tnent of
the Union Marine & Fire Insurance Com
pany t V cetuter 3tst, 8 8 now on ille
in uii 1-apartment, and the bt t u.eiit is
here yapp roved;
WM. L HACNDEHS.
Secretary -f State.
jjoticexo Bondhoiiers.
Int erest upon the past due rirst mortgage
Bonds of the North t arolina R ilroad com
pany will be pid at the National Bank of
tireensbbro ou or after the first day ol
May proximo. Holders of these bonds will
please present them and receive the inter
est due upon them. N. H. IV Wilson,
Greensboro, N. C, Trustee.
Apr IIS 1S79,
Special Oiler.
Will be sold low to close out consignment
3 tons I .and Plaster.
5 tons (vste r Shell Lime.
100 Barrels (iold Medal Centennial Build
ing I.inie .
Monie & Towles.
D. S. WAIT & BRO.
Nd. 52 Fayetteville street, Wholesalo and
Retail dealers in all kinds of
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
Clothing, Manh:it;;ui Fine
White Shirts, lry Goods.
Notions and Uen is t'tir
nishing Goods.
E. 1 GHKEX,
Attorney ajid Counselor at Law,
WARREXTOX, X. ('.
Practices in the courts of Warj-eii and ad
joining counties, and in the Supreme. Court
of the State. ,
Orders on collections "strictly compiled
with, and remittances promptly made.
Refers bv permission to: Warren Savings
Bank, and Old North State Insurance Join
panv, Warrenton, N. a prd
FRED. A. 6 LD8,
Wil H
Cameron, Hay & Co.,
tottice over Citizens' National Bank,)
Special Agent for Rnlrtgh, N. C, for the
Liverpool & London A iObe Fire 'Irwurunee
Company; Queen, of" Liverpool ; Koyul, of
England ; London Assurance onrnoraUon ;
Home, of New York; Franklin, of ITiilaileL
phia; Manhattan, of New York; Nlagaralot'
New Y'ork; Virginia Fire and Marine , lr
giniaHome; Colambus Insurance Company,
of Ga,
Over Xlnety 3IIllion Assets repre
sent id.
WHAT I KNOW ABOUT VEGETINE.
South Bostov, May 9, 1870.
H. R. STTwrn, Esq. :
Dear Sir I have had considerable ezpvrlenea
with the Viormt. For dyspepsia, general
debility, and impure blood, the V egktine Is su
perior to anything which I have ever used. I
commenced taking Vkqetixk about the middle
of last winter, and, after using a few bottles, it
entirely cured me of dyspepsia, and my blood
never was in so good condition as at the present
time. It will afford me pleasure to give any
further particular relative to what I know
about this goed medicine to any one who will
call or address me at my residence, 386 Athens
street. Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKEIV
t 386 Athena street.
Dyspepsia
SYMPTOMS. Want of appetite, rising of food
and wind from the stomach, acidity of the stom
ach, heartburn, dryness and whiteness of the
tongue in the morning, sense of distension in the
stomach and bowels, sometimes rumbline aad
pain ; costiveness, which is occasionally Inter
rupted by diarrhoea; . paleness of the urine. The
mouth is clammy, or has a sour or bitter taste.
Other frequent symptoms are water braah, palpi
tation of the heart, headache, and disorders of
the senses, as seeing double, etc. There is gen
eral debility, languor and aversion to motion :
dejection of the spirits, disturbed sleep, and
frightful dreams.
Gained Fifteen Founds of Flesh.
South Berwick, Me., Jan. 17, 1872,
H. R. Stevbks, Esq.: -
Dear Sir I have had dyspepsia In It worst
form for the last ten years, aad have taken
hundreds of dollars worth of medicine without
obtaining any relief. In September last I com
menced taking the Vkgetixe, since which time
my health has steadily improved. My food di
gests well, and I have gained fifteen pounds of
flesh. There are several others In this place
taking the Vegetixe, and all have obtained
relief. Yours truly,
THOMAS E. MOORE.
Overseer of Card Boom, Portsmouth Co.'s Mills.
FEEL MY8ELFA NEW MAN.
Natick, Mass., June 1, 1872.
Mr. H. B. Stevens :
Dear Sir Through the advice and earnest
rrsuasion of the Kt. E. S. Best, of this place,
have been taking Vegetine for dyspepsia, of
which I have suffered for years.
I have used only two bottles, and already feel
myself a new man. Respectfully.
bu. J. W. CABTJ2J.
GOOD EVIDENCE.
CiNcnwATi, Not. 26, ism.
Mr. H. R. Stevens :
Dear Sir The two bottles of Vkoettjtb fur
aished me by your agent my wife has used with
great benefit.
For a long time she has been troubled with,
dizziness and costiveness: these troubles are
now entirely removed hy the use of Veoxtixw
She was also troubled with dyspepsia and gear
eral debility, and has been greatly benefited.
THOMAS QILMOKE,
229 Walnut street.
RKI,IA11I,B EYTDamCK.
Mr. H. R. Ststvkws : . J
Dear Sir I will most cheerfully add myteett
mony to the great number yon have already re
ceived in favor of yonr great and good medicine.
Veotije, for I do not think enough can be sale,
in Its praise, for I was troubled over thirty Tears
with that dreadful disease, Catarrh, and had
uch bad coughing spells that it would seem as
though I could never breathe any more, an
it Z v.. a ... aw.A i An mI tn thank
i God all the time that there is so good a medicine
as Veoetike, and 1 also think it one of the best
medicines for coughs and weak sinking feelings
at the stomach, and advise everybody to take the
Vboetime, for I can assure them It Is one of the
.best medicines that ever was.
Mrs. L. (JORE.
Corner Magazine and Walnut streets,
Cambridge, Mass.
APPLICATION.
Chahlestown, Mass., March 19, 1869.
H. B. Stevehs:
This is to certify that I have used your "Blood
Preparation" (Vegetixe) in my family for
several years, and think that, for Scrofula or
Cankerous Humors or Rheumatic affections, it
cannot be excelled; and as a blood puriiler and
spring medicine it is the best thing I have ever
need; and 1 have used almost everything. I can
cheerfully recommend it to any one in need of
uch a medicine. - Tours respectfully,
M&S. A. A. DINSMORE.
19 Russell street.
Vegstta ia Soldi all Sroggiste,
ImportrinMo Wholesale
AND
RETAIL BUYERS!
Having done a Lrpely Increased and
Extended .Business during the past sea
son, we will otter for the
Spring and Summer Trade,
A larger and more varied stock of
Dry iood, lint. Ha, Trunks. Xev-
tions, Ac, fcc, tuan ever before.
Our JIR. TE4ROAX, so favorably
known at a practical mwiness man and Ju
dicious buyer, ha been lor home time paat,
and will be lor ieveral days yet, in New
York, making our purchaser.
W e have already received a splendid as
sortment, and have ou the way and to ar
rive many additions, including
A NICE LINE OF TRIMMED ANI
EEADY-MADE SUITS
FOR LADIES.
We buy direct from th Manufacturers,
Importers and Agents, and are -prepared to
sell for the lowest prices.
h L. II. YEA1WAJ!, PETTV 4 JOttES.
april il-tf
i- Christian Advocate, Biblical Recorder
ana Chatham Record copy.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
The firm of M. llosenbaum A Bro. has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
M. KOSKitfBAUM,
J. ROSKNBAUM.
The undersigned have this day formed a
copartnership under the name and style ol
Geo. isloinuii & Co., and are authorised te
collect all debts due the late firm of M. Hos
enbuum & Bro., and will settle all claims
against them. (JKO. SLOMAM.
J. iiOSKNBAUM.
April lo dlw.
NEW BUTTER
?'e have received the first shipsnent, for
this season, of
New Northern Butter,
DI3ECT FROM THE DAIRY,
Fresb, and of Flue Quality: and svll
Itec -lverSupplit's Every VtVeU.
A LARGE AXI) COMPLETE STOCK or
EVERYTHING in the WAY
OF, GROCERIES,
AN1
FAMILY SUPPLIES,
OF Till: BEST Cil'AI.ITY.
e- We never allow ourwelve to be
undersold.
HARDIN &. MOORE,
HOLId;!lA. m II.DIKU.
ap 1-tf.
Spring Announcement!
Ve be; tf announce that oui stock of
Spring and Summer Goods is coinpl -to, nnd
art pr'epiired moif so now than ever to oiler
g ds ut exeeedinsily 1 )' price. We quote:
l'rints from 5 eeuts up
Soli 1 Colored Del line :it V eents.
I'iques, Bleached and Browu Itomentles
from 5 cents up.
We are selling u Oumbric eipi-.l to thel.ou
dal j (unbrieat 10 cents p.-r irJ.
L. HMOs' Linen Suits an l I l.ters, made up
in the very l itest sol sold from up to
Parasoli of ai! sizes and iiu.dity from 1.',
cents up.
Our Stock or Shoos
for Ladies, Misses and Childjen, and aNo lr
Gentlemen, is com) 1 -te.
Our Cloth (ii); Ueparlinent
is lirger than ever, and we arc exhibitiiiK
some of the prettiest line of these good ever
brought to. this market, uudseliiiii; them at
unprecedented low Ma u res to suit the Iraile.
A full a.s.iortmeut of
Struw and 31 nek limn Hats, also Fur
aud Wool EIrX.
We are Agents for the s. l of the cele
brated '
Pearl Iress Shirts,
the price of which is only il.wi, worth 1 .50,
and considered by every one that ever tried
one to be the cheapest shirt ever offered to
the public. Don't buy any Shirts uid syou
se- them stamped " I'earl.''
- orders from a distance promptly attended
lo Uv addressing
L. "ROSENTHAL 4 CO.,
Xoh. 50 and 54 Fayetteville Stree
' And Exchange kU"i
ai 1 17-d3m Ral-5lglWi. (.'.
J. J. THOMAS,.
OFFERS
Guano and Supplies
FOR FAUMEHS.
In stock and arriving:
2ih)(i sacks Allison & Addison's Compute
Cot tan Manure.
2xo .Sacks High Orado Acid Phosphate J
Sulphate Ammonia and Nitrate Soda.
hulk -M eat.
Corn Meal,
O its. Hay. Flour,
New Crop Cnba aad
Xeu Orleans .HelSMtaea,
SUG AR OF ALL GRADES, OOl'FEE, PLCO
ANDSMOKINO TOBACCO.
All of which will te sold low for
Cash or on Crop Time !
Personal Attention given to the sale of
Cotton, and for thoe who may-wish to hold
I have ample storage room and will muks
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES
with low rate of interest and Htorage
charges.
J. J. THOMAS,
Cotton and "oinmission Merchant,
No. H Martin Street,
mnrch 7-tf. RALEIUH. St. C.
.'IT"V PBOPKBTV.
FOJR SALE.
Bv virtue of authority given In a mort
eatres executed on tlie th day ofl-eb. iv
7j eveldence by said mortgage, as rerdel
in Book 42, page 51rt. of Registers Oltlce, of
Wake count v, I will sell at the Court House,
door in ltaleigh, on the mh day of April
l.V7lJ, at public auction the lands consigned
iii said inortages consisting of several val
uable lotes in tne city of rtalcigh aa fol-
'"ist'LiOT. On North side of Franklin
Place street adjoining property of Kingwloy
Jc Aliley, being part ot the Carter B Haari
son property, with no improvements and
contalng 1 acres, more more or less.
2SD LrfiT. An eiicliMied lot Just outside or
Northern limits of the city of Raleigh, on
the corner North of the property of James
E. Lawrence, with no Improvements and
containing l- acre, more or less.
3KJ. IaT. An enclosed lot in the Asrth
ern part of the city of Kaleigh, near t n
Raleigh & jastou Rullroim track and near
theiiachine Sliops of said company, with a
twufstory frame dwelling house in gooU re-paii-said
lot contuinliU i-7 acre more or
,:4TH Lot. An enchsed parcel of land, sit
uated near the Machine shops of the Kal
eigo & tiastoji Kailroad Company, lying
aloag the trak of that Company and being;
a corner lot just ruit ol the "Kouud House
Iwttli one sury frame hd use-said lat con
tuiniiiir 1-7 acre, more or lejs, ,
raXt. Ai. enclosed parcel of land,
North of, and adjoining the above a 1th )
story frame dwelling house said lot ooi
tairiing liacre moru or Hum.
liTji L, t. Situate at the corner of Ln
MaliKbrny streets just South of the carpen
terThopsof the llaleigh & Gaston Ballroaa
Company with no improvements and con
taining 1-1 acre.
TLne of sale 12 o clock M.
Trms of sale as per mortgage, cash, ui
arrangemenu can be made upon paymcu
oi one-third cash to pet time on the balance.
Fr further particulars apply tc
W , H. PACK,' Attorney of Mortsaee.
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