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WTI! it I xx-.il notice.
K. H. A5DRtw.t fc Co-Local nieo.
LAMM I BRiriX J-
-The ftirtnwi adl.dcoUr
Ul rjun U badly nwl Lj ibr .
aoi H efn a townsfolk fco.
After tb too cool Prinw' weather.
r, at U4 and I ha is re dly tor
rid. . -
Mr j u Mone lean- thi nrn-
York and HoMoo. wLi. li
clt'Sh will y" TiNV to F?1'
Tf ntifimin -J i" uiachiM.
UJlYe t uHhWi urelvble
. v- " iir of hore Rt 1W
10 pun iw i ,, ... i. -.a
.turner, tor it cut bo pull.. bV fe1
i ....iliiii" .-i.nilMXed atta I'l
benefit.
ThiwUM lor ufluwrPPear
. ; .1... i.,.r.V and thl SOH.HOU
nt.v nfthownri of pond are Hw'K
tVm with nh. W ith proper .-are.
i r
enjoy tldt lint
it a vear or two. w e cn
aporj U the full. ,
l-The authorities are earnestly k-
1 to hasten thecou-t ruction oi im .
ei-tern. Another thin that need t
SntionU the u o tha police t tires.
Thevsreoaduty. of M h.v
no order, a th-y l.ouM. to k.p w v
the .-row.U of i.lUr- w!.o r- - nui.an.-.
. ( "V Li J iw hmM. Mtoro on Kar-
iiu.ti uI v!erlav thai wi.v
" -s.w. ,I.n who would ruu a
r.Tiil h-v not onlv the thanks of the
mervbnt but their money
on of the .lu.l ditHllen i . rt.tnJy
Oenxled.
le.
Thre will
be a tevUl meeting
Raleigh chapWT. . i. "" "l
o'elock bv rUrof the t... 11. 1
llell'i Half Acre" nt up a fhoi.c
SlJnUv. hTey 'wVre proiiTpfly and
properlv dil of. S m.e were
fined, others made a"iuaiiite.l with the
inint riw "f "' K''r'l hoiif.
:vl all were made to know that thev
Iitsl iuavivili country.
Thi-r will be a Hjiai meetiliu' oi
llirwiu U-dge .No. U to-day, at 3 o cl. k.
at Ue Mao.U- Jlall. U U.ir tie re
nuuii of the.r onther memtcr. Mr II.
J. lln.wn. to the "ty,,;"".41"-
o.emn.of Wni. J. HIH !.odg-f .No.
jS.iUidvte.iung brethren. re resj. t
fully lnvile.1 to attend.
wl,t-
R. J. Wofwlevdeputy wheritl of I i:t
itMiav, stelay. bruiucnt wp to the
IVuiU-uti'arv Wright ltiount. tlored,
.-onrirted of tanvney and jentrrce.i to
tb re year imprison ment.
Jan.-KllingU!. deputy -hritl of
Korkiucham. brxuighl daw n John t r
rer. colored, under fMnten. of a y r.
for lantrny.
MarHle Deatav.
tn Teterday morning. 1 'ih int.. a.-.
Ihetraiu on llie It. A ..-V. 1- U"ad w s
ou itA outward trip. U ran oxer an oKl
colored man rwue,i Merrill William
aUfM Cooke. The a.-idint Uk place
-avwiaal B,ki.arii w - striding.
loxe7the Peidrennar-- Th Ihm1 oi
the oid tuaa wlrribiy inulilateil and
be llVeU oilv iut" Iltteeu iniliuli-i.
Curu KioOarton rpfeo-i to I.
ief lM li. ajsl tori. the
rwde. A jlryonrvte-l aAdt nn.r-
tem exaiuinaliou tK pint i.ier i
afternoon at 4 o rlm k. 1 he i oioiier af
l.mnl the engineer and tircuian to pro-
eeeti ct tbe tnu arfer liug rtsgni.st
iMi.k.x1iiLl-iott the tur v ut hi-
llest BM W lllt'WV.
I I i i t i .
Te MMUIM .
At the reiuel ol many irv.n
l In
lautifQl pantomime w ill l- related
ai Tucker Hail H-nigtit. Mr. Lew
.l)nM il a 1. m tfll IH Wants uil W ho
took part in ue ay befoio to oieet
tier rromutly at tbe Hall tbt-s moruing
al lu u iirvk for reheaisd. li. kei
have been reduced toiwemy tivemii!.-,
..,.4 mill I .wi ul at AllieU W MllaUis n
Wk iorl aKf al r rank, Huaru' drug
tiAtr'rtf-ir ho wi0 reserved wt
cau oblaia tlm at lleuftl s urug st..r
The uienil-ers or Manteo
No. n.. are heretiv uotiliel
l"dge.
to tueel
cvaii r4- vtJ
s Muv,-4d th laettntaabaof
uuig at
eel
to our Uetraed liro. Iieurv J.
liiow u.
Tte member- of ?eatoti tai laKlgv,
o.b4 aiiU uuuog breiiireii in the iiiy
aae Xraietuaily iuviuxl to tarii iau
Jty order of the V. .
J. C. biRiuit, (secretary
felh mr. Ilewry J. Braaa.
tin Monday night, at 11 o clock, after
an uluena ol aotuv iwtiglb, Mr. lieiiry
J. brows, oo ur Um li known ciii
n of Kaleifh, mm-d aw ay. He w aa
in hi bfctU Tear, and luuj for many
y ear wal, ovcUpieU tha houe in m Uu-n
ue lMd, uu is mt, Morgan street. 01 r.
brou naaa iwui oi V irguaia. ami
a a bora iu t'eirbur-. Jiw vaiud to
tbia Mala wben a laa and a4Ut-d in
Wake connty. He mamed Ml l.Voi
Laiu!, 1m urnra him. (."ouiing tu
Ibla citr. be brt began Ibe furtuUirr
iMislneM. hut auou aiunl unuetlaking.
Mr. iirowfii ikuJaTsiJiW a ad . n
eat meiatn oTaffntoA streVt -MtUo-
Lmi cUurcU, and waa a true aud worthy
Cbrtatian. feaUl in latgh aiu by a.,
wboknewbiui. The luuerai M-rKe
will be bold from rieuton treet
UiaNtrttUl ialternoou, iie. W.
Li lack. thpUr, i-onUut tii the ir-
AbMlTat
Tb market ia rw4rufLaaa Hemn as u
mitfbt tej although it waa gtt a tauh
anudoaoa tlUi carbUa mi - ywau rOa y .
It otrgtil to ba kopi awi and IrvJi
Uirougb even lb uoteal aummer day.
aaaacaflatMar tMilaaiai)t. A
walk Uirougb y tenia y by a reptrter
ilia not abvw my uxiicuiarlv tempt
Lug display a oi euibitr. egecabies are
aUia acarua, greu psuu art u,iioUsJ a
"A Q JM caMiia per pei-k; aweei jotatoof,
ilieata fa, f I, per bunel; Irisn (new
aearre, fr qaart; straw oerrrex abon
tlaatls a lu tZi mou acr quart.
kUUiet bruag (.j i cuia per lb.;
wbii erg ii at Iw (9 re 11 la pet,
doten. wpring t tiK ke are quite scarce
al Lii Ijcta. whiiethier aiiceators are
quotau at U) (.V cent eacli.
IWf aa luiwraoly abundant, and ia
raiitar oi medium quality , aa i uanallv
tw caae, at 5c. ami TJj renta ; lamb at
llcaudlifv; pork at lu; ttalatl:),
a at aauaaga al iZi. Th tuoal uiarkei
ia nevac gouU ml tiaia aeanon, and afi
vegetable- are a-arr, it ia rather rough
on the lorcrs of guod eating..
Tb tiaU market ia poorly aupplUd,
aiMi few ciuuawe tiala am ou aaie. The
snpftty kM ben' nort tbr some days,
tbw deajer aay. Koe had bring 7o
itou jfpalr; buck shad 0 eent r-er
pair. . axeb aod giber freeui water nab
xt wortlt a esaita par bunch. Trout
bciujr, at wen La. bi.nch, and herringa
lav amaua rice.
jrbou 1J0 yesterday monotaythe
.larui of itrtVwan siren by the bell, and
alo by the pillar of flame which ixxe
hiKlQiu the kT, and vod ciowd hur
ried tup IIllll(ro avenue, to a point
noitrlv onioite St. Mary', wliere the
rtre Was locaied. It bejjan in a nearly
om pleted frame dwelfinj?, Tvlonjriflfc
tn fr. J.'. tlli. TIm? buii.linir,wms
lUittO! ready for oocupuicy and waa a
HaiKlaome. iwa story structure, x ?uiu
it Lba firoapreaJ to 4L bulldiuf
ud wwt of It, and in the adjoining
Iota, Tueone on.ih cast was au J
raut two story dwelling, nearly new,
occupied by Mr. KlU. Both it and the
building flnt on tire were entirely do
troretL The building on the west wa
the lanre mausion of the late Col. 1. M.
Carter, wherein resided hU family. The
entire ea--.t ile of Ibis was dent roved
by tho fUuje. There wm greitt delay
in Ki lling to the arf.wiuK to the grvU
dibUii. aud lack of lionww for liie
engine aJid trmks. The C'heuiieul
enjrin wtw the lirnt on the w-ene, and
went frallantly to work at wliat te.ned
the lioele?v tkik of saving the Carter
bottle. They kept down the tire until
the Victor w'liieh next rame up. got on
goud Uwuu irotu Ui iairu ia O"
vanl of Maj.'K. S. Tucker, and put otii
the fire raguiiJJL ylCAlue ua-UJiuu:
llio tin roof, it wa tU'wU'i'U
1 1 wa iiimli'nij lo
foae the binTlturf aV-eu)KsJ O Air.
Kllis, though l-tt thv Resfuy an
Ur threw fTeanr,,iipTTn iTTHim U
let alone. The saving of the Car-
rr'lunwa whs UoktsI uihui as the oel
work vyr ctye tv Uialuruuif.
. 11 r. W.-tv, Vimrost;' Huxuf ry( tot tbo
N". t'l U-mije' VtV. nnr"l ttie? f heniical
eturiife i)ilip:Uiy and the Victors, ?Jo
esTJi toiaye the building and Uioy gal
laiitlv earned thsir reward. The prop
erlf a takiii out of tbo hou.ses, and
aoiite if tt w;is mncli dainugd. Tho
iosursiJtt' oil tlb C.irter pla-e, ( saved
.5fviM: ?t. in the N. C Home,
mm. I m.LuA in the Lvuchbnnr Kire. of
Vav. tn Mears. Liwreme V .Smith'.s
Ain'iicy. The lo?i was alKut 1.M,
arnl the coiiipaiii gave out bids lor
the restoration of the pecaerty af oiice
Work bgan ytarday airfi Ui Uu
u ill Ltti aoou raalucoU. - - .
The insurance on the burned build
ing uniH-cupied. wa.s ?1.0f. Tlio in
suraiioe ou the iiuuw of Mr. Kllis wa.
'.,iai; fl,U0 Ciich in the Lyuciiburg and
.vttisli Comniervial, through the
agency of Lawrence and Smith. The.
lonaoa ou both , these, are, of court,
toLaL The firemen won golden words
from the lookers on, for their energy,
and Maj. Tucker wm specially active m
tho work ol saving tbe jruierty.
1 1 r u ry Jerome Hn n.
The deatli of this most highly eslcciu
tsl citieu li.es Ih.s-ii a cause ol ileep l"c-a-ret
to the enure ciiiiuunuy. He was,
proiiuliwlit ana lliM ciA.srt aiTd Uic's
lut t.ii'iiifl maker, a urMUl tie follow cd
ijuiii- maiiyy eais in this city.
Mr. lirowu ua boru iu 1't Ursburg,
Va..Jui I lll.,Ill,aud 111 l.slo ius lather
tno ol lo tin?, i ity. w li.-n lie w .i I. Hi
tie years ol :it;i-, eoiiimg Iroln i'eleiT
oiirg 111 wagons. 'i'Uey arrivetl and
-iiupsi 011 tue uburt's ofth u on
1 he night of tue Lirge tiro of June, ilt,
irhx u Kurned the city n arly up, ie
truy hi? the projieriy oi Jului .Ni.irsliall
aiKioUicrs. Hi father waa a chair ma
ker by trade, and snii acuucd a large
Miuifs i. iiis honest urilit wr.lk.
. u tne --nil of t-eliiuarv, l!Ctl he was
ioir rii-d lo Lu-s ) recent wile. Allan Ly
ifla Jauo Iaue, and daughter of.Vir.
.Nutli.uiiol latue, who died many years
ago. ne sdii urvies hiui. lheir
tuametl life lia-s liwti one of unalloyed
jeait auii happiue. Ttiey bae raisoil
4 large lamuy ol 1 hildien, all of w Loin
tiae ie-n Uiarrioil oxc-,u three, a un
til ul aoai and lo sviwi tiaughlers. As
a ntisoauu ana laluer Lie Was lirm, ami
aliei liouatei ite olvd to hia lamil V. Aa
1 t hrisUaii, he came as hear oeihg
1 I MS i .t- 14 til l l.lil. 10 UH'liai
nan s loi 10 If. In is.-f, his I'hrisiian
lie wa nearer like the .i(Hlle-s njnkeil
l in the liioie than any iwiii the
riir i vir knew, lie waa a l Mbisi 1a
111 the trucsi sene ol Uto Word. Ulitu
111 Uie lone hour ol tho night Mould he
. heard lo e veiaiui: "1 allow that my
ICouueuier iieui," alia inany oilier
'-eauilul ex irevsioii similar lo the
alse. He k ma jrw.41 and tiiC
H-st i-oi tioii ot im 1 1 1 a to tiife adVsiao-
lut ui oi U10 ( nninaii religion.
lie wo one oi the niont proiiiinc-nt
KiU l i-iiuwi in tin- city, having beeu a
nc oilier ! Utat toheoiuiil lusiiiuiioi
tiOC atsjiit l"t. lie w .is a member f
Manivo lHlj.,.- oi this eiiy al llie lime l
ills de.tll., uiii as ul .i, Ute Kncaiup-
ilenf. !
About I'. e u-amaxt) hejoiiusl Hiram
llge Ala.soin aud wad groatiy 00
iotsii.t tho ntumlr ot that aiu ient
irder.
A goml and great man ha fallen. Hi
placo cannot o' iilnu. hir hearts ait
aait, .1 hf wuoieioiaiiiuiuly isiu mourn
iiiif Ox er the tirs ot s. good a man.
l uarralar lr.ll.J. lire w 11.
The fiiii-ral of Mr. H. J. lirown, w ko
dieit last night about II r .xk. afier
a long and painlul illness, will lake
plai e io-djy. Tbotuneral services w ill
oe ueiix eiesl al the Kdentoli st reel M. K
t nurt-h at 1 o'eloek. r riends and
relatives of the deceit-Mil ui v in ileil
to attend.
If you nooil gxXKi rk or pine mhI
ei it of Martin A t Sborn. i ak af x.;.im
pine 9JL.ni. leli erel by the cord. On
nana hii, Jiio luiliels tetsl out.
1 heap.
I-aat May tbe pheuouienou callei
"biod-raiu" txrurrtil in the Jebel
Nrkra, a summit of the Hist, at the
western extremity of the Alias range
in Morocco. 1'roles.sor Urun, of (nio-
va, baa gin account of his obaerva
liotis of tho wonder producing circuiu
tam e. I he "rain appeared ou tbe
rocks in the form of bright red its.
It c.nsintc I of a mixture of silicoous
aaml aud very lino lime, with abun-datii-e
of unicellular algft of the species
ProtoorxsMis fluvialis, and cintaiiuug a
large proportion of per oxide of iron.
The ideal hotel must unite three
things : A perfect table, luxurious
riMiin aci-omuiiMlations, and alfjniivc
uea to the WAiUt ol 'the guela. When
n tte!e ts- rrrrtTfsi morlerHtion ln"-rii-e.
the aiiracUou ia al most irresistible.
Such is tr rxcellt ncr the character of
the ueilraled New York hotel, the
"M. Nicholas.',,. All elevator makes all
parts of the house easy of accent, and
the location is central and i-on v enicnt.
1 haken.
niie oincr articiivs oj ifn ir kind arc
largely ad ultcraied. Dr. Price' Crenm
1 1 .1 it
it.iKing f-owucr noi.is us unshaKuu o
silirm as the purest, lst aud most re
liable in all particulars that consti
tutes; perl ec reaulta, it ctuinot le an
proacbed by any other llakiug Powder
in Ui market
W.aealaaw Hata
'ienuine Mackinaw Hats at SI.
e-io. al II. It. Andrews A o s.
ient aud Halters.
i0 and
Cloth-
W t I esu I e tare.
Meaara. Iaalta A My atthae 011 hand
wid to arrive i
RiUKa4 ki "I.. A M." Paniilv Flour.
ft - .
.U0 " "XX"
w bhla. rata4iS4X sad Oranga Flour,
to sa ks N. C. Flour.
."ul bushels corn.
MO meal (Virginia bolted).
JU.tCO rbs. hulk C XL aides.
Aonu ' Lacon uwl shoulders.
l.unu " iwi a-iSOri ajui unmn vasmtl
hams.
la. N. C. bams and shoulder
K) bbU. new crop Cuba molaae.
i-t New Orleans
16 " "Oneen llee" Svrup.
Ion. bokt twi ami lie res- lard.
bags Klo CulttML
JOhM.-re1lrw jrurfif. '
13 - .V." and "f?- amrar.
tinuiulatod ' "
All of which w ill ba aokl Low. Sen
or aample and price Hat. Iairta A: M v
alt, Wfmirwjile H meet s. B
i .. iWrwr mmXtS-"tt2!; c
OneV MUler'a " safe (Xo.7) tooi
sh new ; only been in use two-years ;
will be sold at a greatly reduced price
Latta t: MfATT.
At WalvooV
Fine large salt herringi, pickled
beefi N. C and snrgsr cured. hsiiiH and
sbouldetoatft mattl... sugars, of all
grades. graand tobaeco, all of the
Tery beak -.
At WatsWa
Fzeelleot pickles, chow-chow, pre
pared mustard and catsup by the mea
sure, and a good supply of canned
goods generally, all going very cheap.
I. T. JahmaoBK.
Wholesale grocer and commission
merchant, Wilmington street, 2 doors
north Market, Is conatantlr. reoeivlutf
consignment of epgs, chickens. Iriwii
Ktatres, N. t Ha-6n, and all' ; kinds
countrv proiluce w hich healwaytlellsto
btt attvantage and remits promptly.
Give him a trial. II is stock of grocer
ies is large and well eleced, and he
offers special inducements to persons
buying in quantities. Write to him
f o r p r i cos . . .
Cuba Jfolasses.
one ftrrmi rf Cuba Molasses -on-HianieiL,
will lnold cheap. Call at once
fox a bargain '
. pt,AMoBiso.
VAM IHI.i: t'lTY l,OTSl FjB NALir.
4n Tsiifsdir. Juie5Ui.lTVt 12aw.
1 will sell on the prejnl8ti, lr lots to
suit pn n4ia.se rsf tuatvluable prperty
in the citvof llalill lying on the west
side of ifalifat street, aud bouadod on
tho south bv.lho Kt f Mrs. M. S.
Slight and H H. 1 1 d lyings, Hsti; 0,1
thM w.l bv fcaHsburv street; I on the
north bv lots of .TJjCMai
H. S. 1 fudging. Ku'.: o;
f ivjf.Muarun, r.sq., ami
od tut? Piist by
Halifax street. -'' J
Term of Hales One-IOrtli Caah.
residue in three eqiial install iqents on
a cetiit of i, 1J ;tnd 13 months, ros
Ktirolv. fb intorest a r cent.,
notes qired frleferrtl payments,
snd title rmre I'm'! imrt hasj inouey
Is all paid.
Sale made tu punuau 01 luugmeni
of Wake Superior Court. Judgment
Roll No.S.I.tS.
S. F. MordX,ai.
May Gth-tds. Commisaloncr.
lirt.OuO feet pine lumber.
JW.Onrt heart pine sawed shingles.
J.noo bushels Ijolted ineaJ.
2," bushels sorn.
J ear loads baled fodder,
o .. .. .. hay,
and a varietv of horse and cow feod on
hand, and more isuning. For sale very
Inwbv Jones, tJt.vn A Pow ell,
etteville ati-ei-t. Raloigh, N. C.
Standard.
P;it:ips-o Flour.
Patapsi-o Ital.in Powder.
47 Fav-
Bolted Virginia Mal.
orange lirove Kxtra Flour.
Prime Timothy Hay,
Marshall's Iaverjxol SalU
Clear Bib Bulk Meat.
Kgerton -oU h Snuff.
For sale at w holesale )
W. H. Iip.
Cliuraa
phuded ill May,
Ma
Julv.
ybe
June
and
I- or sale
bv W.
11. Dodd.
flMojonr Interest to Know
thai Payne Bros.arenow making the I est
bricks 011 this market and selling them
lower than the low est. They can afford
it as they give the business their undi
vided attention and U-ing practical
1 11 en know how to make theiii
economv and of lxt nihility.
by
Tbev uso Uie well known and long
triod 'Crab Tree '.iv" w hich is unsur
i.u.vswl iii the Slate of North Carolina.
We guarantee our brick and w ork to
live perfect sittisfaction. For further
intonnatiou -all on Wayne Allcott,
Agent, corner Will, and HavieSfs., or
a'lr.s, I'aynk Bkos.,
P.O. Box 7.1, Raleigh N. C,
Itoer. Ale. Porter and Mineral Water".
Mv facilities for th. delivery of the
aliovejn i-ttlca r kc, are superior.'
to an y in the Ft;Ue. i Pricos as low- as
ihe lwest. t'ountrv orders solicited.
M. Bills! Raleigh, N. C
City Jtotling Works.
' lite .Manhattan.
Tho most reliable, oay tilting and al
together satisfactory shirt you can wear
is the old reliable Manhattan. Always
kept in stock al a very low price, by
l. s. Wait A' Hko.,
Raleigh, N. C.
Bargains never lefore heard of. I
Jiavt iL riUir4iod from Now Tork
Artiere I liave purchased a select to k
trf Irfy-Otirsfs consisting lu Dress rxi Is,
Lawns. Pique white and colored.
Prints in great varietv aiid Prettiest
I ever bought. Blcaclusf ami unbleach
ed musiiiis al all prices.
HOOTS, slIOKs. AND HATs,
in great variety. Boydens hand made
Jailers for ientleineii all styles lxth
high and low cut with Iwixtoe and with
out lxx, Beautiful French toes. J. S.
Turner's hand made gaiters for Gentle
men high cut w ith and w iihout box.
lleiser hand-made gaiters for gen
tlemen's w ear. T. Miles A' Son's ladies'
shoos, nioriM-co and cloth. Miles' la
li kid button booU. Miles' ladies'
k.d New iort Ties, which are beautiful.
In addition to these, I keep a full line
of all qualities and pricos of low price
shoes for kei tlemeii ai.d Ladles, and a
nil Mne of
9fje' al Children Nhaei.
I have a fine line of ckiklrena' white
no-heel button shoes.
My Clothing Department Is very at
tractivo. aud prico uioi extractive.
I am also agent for Devlin fc Co., the
leading custom-made clothiers of N. Y.
measure taken and suit madetoorder
Don't forget the famous Bovdeu Gaiter
for gcnUsin all fetyles, and my Clothing"!
Department up stain. Agent Frank
Ix.Iie cut puer patterns. Catalogne
Free. Very Respectfully,
J. 1'. GuliIky.
I'abaard ol narg-alaiM!
Who tries his best to please hi.s friends
And in his labors never ends,
Bartrains he'll give vou when vou oall
For No. 10 ! all and all.
Of other houses you hear them talk;
In Favetteville street just take a wa
lk
,nu oniv asK lor No
i.
Kept by the mont intrenious of men
And wtien hi friends by chance drop in
Th'ii forth he come Ixrd what a
grin.
And to their wondering eves displays
fMu h JieaiM of braet ud window
' Vaades 1 1
His pictures are exjosed to public view
And a rariety of cord to Muspoudthein
too, ,
1 1 is looking glasaes and toilet cases
Will help adorn your forms and faoes;
Picture frames ana mouldings too
In great variety, black, brown and
blue.
His window cornices and lambreouins
fine,
Will make your rooms and parlor
shine.
Perforated mottoes, and white hollv
. , IsWkoU..,. ; j J '
And ererA- frThnr nri nfai ' -
Of which he hopes to have enough.
So now he bids vou all adieu
And w ishes a happy new j-ear too,
nil not forget
C C. Clawhon, j
No. 10 Fayetteviil St.
ite4.
A tady of tmrtlvlYvear. -iHn. in
t
teaching, laire"to Luin Uard in ex
cnamre lor instruction n tnn.in
teaching other branches, a few mUr.
uaiiy. rveierenee given. AM
leacher, care of editor New.
; 4 Aa m fltrUet
In alll diseases' of the kidneys the best
known remedy is the regular use of the
famous Buflalo Lithla water from
sprit ig number 2. It acts promptly and
elfer tu: illy, does not differ in taste from
othf i waters and to those w ho suffer
from k.ulney complaints it is an indis
peu:ble uesitv. For sale by all
hrst clas.s druggist.
i T . i i For Krut
A dwelling house in the city of Kal
eiah. Seven rnnmsj in fifood repair
with necessarv outhouses. For partieu
lars annlv to W II. Paw. Attorney at
X - " W J m
PariilniTr Entire.
Business men and others in need of
Book and Job Printing of any Kind
should rpmnnihpr that the Nrws Job
Olflce Is the nlaceto have it done neatly,
cheaply and at the shortest notice.
Xo Time IJke the Freeul.
'ow is4he time to buy jroods cheap
at Iaw- s "china and silver" w arehouse.
We must reduce our enormous stock
oefore the dull summer months, and to
oarties wishing triple-plated casters
toiks, spoons,- ttc, china, cutlery or
glassware we liave special bargains to
offer. Call early aud get prices or send
tor price list before buying eisewnere
Una aixl lcksnaitna.
Brock well A King, near the rear of
the U. S. Court House, on Salisbury
street, are prepared to repair in hrst
class stvle. Breeh-loading and Muzzle
loadimr Shot Guns and lire arms of
every description. They also repair
Door rjocks, Trunk Locks, and locks ot
all patterns. Umbrellas, Parasols, rlu
& ! . . . . C . . An . . . . . 1 ak.a ...I l S . , . w i n tl.-
llllg iiineiiiiioB, atiu cvw j vuiii vu-
line of small hardware, either brass
steel or Vrou. Sign ami Bell hanging a
specialty Orders trom a distaueo. will
rweive special attention. Kevs fitted
tt residences on short notice. All work
warranted.
TlaeUrealett Bleasf rajr.
A simple, pure, harmless remedy
tlutt cures every time, aud prevents dis
ease by keeping the blood pure, stom
ach regular, kidneys ana liver .active
is the greatest blessing ever conferred
nrn man. lion Hitters is tniw remedy
and its proprietors are being blessed by
thousands who have been saved and
cured bv it. Will you try it? See
another i-oluinn.
K. tVj all.
Has 011 hand and tg arrive.
22,000 lbs. C. R. Bulk side and shoul
ders.
l.uno bus. prime white com.
200 bbls. family Hour.
Too bus. Haxall Mills bolted meal.
.V) sacks Marshall's Liverpool salt.
25 bbls. New Orleans molasses,
10 bbls. sugar house molasses.
20 bbls. sugar, from granulated down
20 sacks ooflee.
. 20,i0d pound prime'Timothy hay.
Karlv Itose seol potatoes.
Orders rilled promptly for seed sweet
potatoes.
Above luinied goods I bought right,
and will le s4d actxmliuglv.
L. R.Vyatt.
Wilmington St., opposite Market.
C. Weifcei ft Co.
In onler to be abreast with the times
in every respoct, this enterprising lirm
are re-eiving daily samples olall the
most fashionable and seasonable goods
now in the market. Select j our sam
pies and they will send for the goods
and make thorn up in a style that, for
elegance and finish cannot be surpassed
Their charges will be moderate and
suitable to the times. All goods now
on hand will be sold at verv reduced
prices for cash onlv. Call and examine
their stock. You needn't buv unless
von like.
The Celebrated Seven Nprlng Iiaron
ani .iuin jiasa.
This isderidedlv the most useful, be
sides being the most efficient Family
Medicine ever placed within the reach
of any people. Its reputation extends
lar and wide, and its great popularity
is due entirely to its own merits. For
relieving Sick ami Nervous Headache,
it mav be trulv said, to have no equal
Dyspeptics rind it just the remedy for
their troubles. Mothers and daugh
ters have long since discovered in its
use a ''iianacca" for their worst ills;
and nrrw ve have the testimonies of two
eminent ministers ol the gospel, from
Southern cities, setting forth its specific
effects in other more dreaded and
troublesome diseases.
ReV. Johu F. Mayne, Theological
Seminary, Columbia, S. ( ., writes:
"Auj atllieted with that terrible disease,
'DialieteH;' am using the 'Seven Springs
Mass' with a considerable degree of re
lief; is the only remedy 1 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 iui mediately.
, Jxo. F, Mayne.
Columbia, fs. C, Jan. 23d, 187i.
Rev. J. D - Parker, of New Orleans,
I-i., writes: "Having tried effectually
the 'Seven Springs Iron and Alum
Muss,' for Diarhea, Kidney afflictions,
Ac., I take pleasure in recommending
its use in these complaints. In my
case it affords immediate relief.
J. D. Parker."
New- Orleans, La., Feb. 11th, 179.
For sale by Win. 8i'iipson, Pesciul,
Lee A Co., and F. H. Heartt, Raleigh,
N. C, ana Druggists generally.
Landrtjm A Lttchfiei.d,
Abingdon, Va.
Fresh Arrivals at I). T, Johnson's.
Richmond lslted mel,'' oOO tts nice
white corn bulk meats,-X. C. hams and
sides. A large lot of peas, (different
kilidii.) Cuba- molasses in bbls and
tierces, 20 bags coffee, different grades,
20 bbls nice yellow 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.
Rrnnawlrk Rllllai! Table.
I am general agent for this State for
the celebrated Brnnswck and Balkas
billiard tables. Speei il inducements
offered to saloon keepers.
M. Bills, Raleigh, N. C,
City BotlTng Works.
At Wataon'a,
fresh isupf ly of sugar cured should-
A
ers
Only ror
lilue Flannel Suits,
at R. B. Andrews v Co.
HaUeis.5.
of fast colors
Clothiers and
Patnparo
and I 1-0
Family Floor
bbl. Sack. For stole
W. H. Dodil.
Tery Iaw I'rlee.
1,000 fans, from 5 cents.
1,000 handkerchiefs, from 5 cents.
1,000 pair hose, from 10 cents.
1,000 parasols, from 15 cents.
f 500 straw hats, from 15 cents.
. 7,uo0 yards domestics, from 5 cents.
7.50 shirts, from 25 i-ents.
i Coats," from 00 cents. .
? .Vests, from 50 cents.
Paula, from 50 cents.
Ar full stock of ladies' slippers, from,
J An t r. n. X 1 ' Il ..... i I.- A
"Y run, HI If UUUUUU S H5ll J" I out
Store, Wilmington st. 1
. For Bale j
Two hundre and fifty pounds of live
geese feathers. They are pice .ind will
be sold low. Apply to IiHttu t Myatt,
Wholewala GrK-ers and Commission
Merchants.
Brewiater
Is agent lbr, pure mixed paint, any
" . -. 1
color. 0 chemichl Or soft soap paihtTl
but a pure paint that any painter will
like and warrant to be equal, to the best
pdrCistaoU and; i0" per. cent cheaper.
Agent for WadswOrth's dryer. Davis.
VPJWW.SM s- Pure reen seal lead.
Co'a.. premium
cpaefc vfrnjsh pil brushes and every-
l""" . '
Vtt. .prices. .Saah. doors, and
bands of yellow
pine as cneap as com-
Marble aavd itaai Warka. r
A very large assortment of Head
stones and Monuments on hand tin
shed Over one hundred sets lust
received, plates of the latest designs
received monthly. The cheapest place
in the State to buy. Wolfe's Stone Bu
rial Case at the yard and Henry Brown,
undertker. Marble yard cor. Morgan
and Blount Sts. Raleigh.
-Cayton A Wolfe.
Mght Shirts.
Best quality, cut long and well made,
at $1.00. The lowest price in the city, at
R. B. Andrews fc Co., Clothiers and
Hatters.
KALKIUH .tlAKKDIX
Cotton Market :
Reported byPAKKER fc A VERA, Cotton
Brokers.
Raleigh, N. C May IS, 1879.
Middling
.strict Low Middling
Low Middling
rttrict Good Ordinary
Good Ordinary
Ordinary
Middling Stains
Low Middling Stains
Good Ordinary Stains
Tone of Market, rirm.
..12
. .11
..H?4
.10
CITY MARKETS Wholesale Prices,
Corrected by CHISTOPHER fc SORRELL.
Official Report of Grocers Exchange,
Raleigh, N. C, May IS, 1879.
Flour, North Carolina
Chickens
Corn
Corn Meal i
Bacon, N. C. Hog round
" " hams
Bulk Meats, clear rib sides..
" " shoulders
North Carolina Pork
Coifee, prime, Rio
" good
fyrnp, S. H
Molasses, Cuba
Salt, Liverpool ,
Sugar, white
" yellow
Irish potatoes
" " North Carolina
Sweet Potatoes (seed)
Oats, shelled.
Peaches, peeled
unpealed
55 75
15
(d6 00
(a- 20
60
5
65
60
6
V
6
7
7 fe
5(?
6 m
(4
1
15
13
14
12
25
S3
S 35
ul 70
1
bo
7Vj
1 00 01 25
50 b$ 55
75 a 0
45 50
8 per tt
Apples, northern per bushel., il 25
1 .50
dried
3 i
Cotton Ties, new
" " spliced
Bagging
Pork
Peas, ier bushel, white
" " " stock.
Eggs
Butter
Beeswax
Rags mixed
" cotton
Fcrs Otter
Mink
Fox
11
4
12
6
90
75
15
15
65 (Q)
20 e
22J4
137,
4
.S5.00
. . . 75
... 90
... 35
Coon
Above are lr
filial I quan titles
u i 1 1 be charged.
large quantities,
are wanted higher
When
prices
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
New Yobk, Mav 13. Money at 3
Exchange 4.b7i(ou 4.871. Governments
lirm at 1.03J. State bonds dull.
cotton net rei eipts luia Dales ; gross
3,818. r utures closed weak : sales 109,
000 bales ; May 12.43fg, 12.44 ; J une 12.54 ;
July 12.71(3(12.72 ; August 12.8412.85 ;
September 12.olCa.12.o2.; October 11.70
1 1.71 ; November ll.'52(aill. 33 ; December
11.21 (a 11.23: Jai u.rv 11.2311.25.
Cotton dull; sales 323 bales; middling
uplands 12 7-lti; middling Orleans 12 9-Id;
cmsolidated net receipts 4,211 bales;
export to (treat Britain 3,600 bales.
t. x'iourtirmer,in instances 5 10 higher;
Southern notir nrm but qniet. Wneat,
spring, w ithout decided change ; win
i( 1 lower, with moderate business ;
ungraded winter red jl.i 8 a 15. Corn
about lower, fairly active. Oats
fairly active and a shade easier. Coffee
fairly active but steady ; Rio, quoted in
cargoes, 101(5,14; in jobbing lots 101(a)
15. Sugar firm with fair trade for Cuba;
Muscovado Hf$fi 5-16; fair to good re
fining, quoted at 6(a7-16; prime 64
9-lti: relined fair demand and firm.
Molasses quiet, prices unchanged.
Rice, fair request and quite firm. Tal
low, fair trade and steady at 615-16.
Rosin dull at $1,321 f 1.35 for strained.
Turpentine weak Pork opened w-eak
and closed firmer with moderate trade ;
mess, on spot, is qnoted at?9.00 for old ;
lo.oo(a10.221 for new ; June delivery
&1.S0; A.iist $10.00(a)$10.05. Lard
easv ; prime steam, on spot, 6.321
6.371. Whiskey dull, LlMi bid ; $1.05
a,ked. Freights quiet.
Baltimore, May 13. Oats steady;
Southern 3wvi,38: Western white 34
V; do. mixed 32134; Pennsylvania 34
(a,36. Rye quiet a' o8(a60. Hay dull;
prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland $12.0O($14.X per ton. Pro
visions firm'; mess pork JdO.SOfe
$l .75; bulk meats loose shoulders 3j ;
dear rib sides 4$ ; packed 4Ka51. Ba
con shoulders 45(o,4$ : clear rib sides
51(3)6; hams i10i.;Lard, refineit, in
tien es 1. Buner quiet; prime to
choice western packed 15(a,17; roll
UCu13. Lggs steady at 10(a 11. Coffee
quiet: Rio cargoes 10jf(a16. Whisky dull
1 07 1.071. Sugar 8,8.
t.'i.NcuNNAn, May 13. rlour in good
demand and a shade higher ; for
family $4. 7 5 (a, 5. 50. Wheat stronger and
in lair demand; red and wmte fl.Uo(a
$1.09. Corn ouiet at 3738. Oats firm
at 3lrf53. Pork quiet but f rui at 9.75
(a,gl0.OU. Iard quiet but hrm ; current
make held at $0.00. Bulk meats strong
er shoulders held at $3.50, cash sales :
early at $3,471 to seller Jane short
rib sold at $4.60 r closed at $4.75 : bid n
.short clear held at $4.704.75. Bacon
in good demand at full prices shoul-
'ers $4. 121 fa $4.25 ; clear rib $o.l2i(a)
r-2 ; clear sides $5,371 (g, 5.50. Whisky
1 tive and firm at $1.01. Butter steady
and unchanged. Sugar steady and un
hanged. Hogs active; packing, 3. 40
(.3.60.
Wilmington, May 13. Spirits tur
pentine steady at 261. Rosin steady ;
jstrained $1.00 ; good strained $1,021.
Crude turpentine steady ; hard $1.00 i
yellow din $L60 ; virgin $2.10. Tar
steady at 82J Corn quiet ; prime
w'ite 02.
Liverpool, May 13 Noon. Cotton
puct; middling uplands b& ; middling
rleans b lo-lb ; sales 8,000 bales : specu-
ation and export 1,000 . bales ; receipts
050 bales, all American. Futures
uyers offering 1-32 less ; uplands and
ow middling: clause for May and June
delivery 613-16; June and July 627-32
Kb 13-lb; July and August vi ; August
and September 6 lc-16 6 29-32.
Cotton futures, closed hrm.
May 13. Cotton Middling, low mid
dling, good ordinary : Galveston
nominal at 11 j, Hi and 11 cents; net
eceipts 200 bales. .Norfolk tirni at
; li cents ; net receipts 5- 2Jtales. Balti
more nrm at 129, 12 and llg cents ;
net receipts . . bales. Boston quiet at
121, 124 and 'Hi cents ; net receipts 400
bales. Wilmington firm at Hi, 111
and 1 1 cents ; net receipts !4 bales.
Philadelphia steady at 12, 12j and 11J
Bents; net receipts bales. Savannah
firm at 12-, 11 and llg cents; net re
ceipts 594 bales. NewJOrleans quiet
and firm at 12, 111 and 111 cents ; net
re ;eipts 163 bales. Mobile quiet and
steady at llf, 111 and 1H cents; net re
ceipts .43 bales.
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By ROBT. B. LYNE. r
Real EaUate Aetlaaeer and Ajrent,
1212 Main Street, Richmond. Va.
GRAND
Hotel Property
In Richmond, Va.. with Furniture. Fix
tures, Horses, Omnibuses, and everything
Complete for the Business, Fronting Capitol
street and capital Square, on Mnth street.
The Loveliest spot in the South,
ForSalea
PDlCAlCQOl
Bv request of Messrs. Hunter A Pendleton,
owners of the "St. Claire Motel," located
on the northwest corner of Grace aad Mnth
Streets, and now doing a lartje and rapidly
increasing business, withJ'a Amputation
equal to any Hotel In Riehmondrl shall sell
by public auction, upon tbe premises, on
THURSDAY. THE 29TII DAY OF
MA Y, 1S79, ATllO' CLOCK, M.t
the Hotel as above described, with a front
011 race street of 88 3-12 feet and on Ninth
street ltf3 4-12 feet with a depth of 130 feet on
its north line, and a width on its rear of
T.i 3-1-2 feet. The Hotel is a partly four
stories and partly three stories above base
ment. Contains sixty-tnree rooms. J.ne
Frame Dwelling adjoining, and fronting on
Ninth street, which included in me saie
contains seven rooms, kitchen, laundry
Korvunts' ananments. stable.carriaae-house
&c, Ac, situated in the geographical centre
or the citv. in Iront of the State-Capitol
square, with an elevation insuring health
ful air and fine views of the surrounding
country. This is justly considered the
Moat Desirable Position for wt Hotel
in Richmond, locoted as it is on one of the
great thoroughfares of the city, where street
cars are Dassine every tew minutes, and
within a few squares of the post office, custom-house
and all publio places, and yet
withal, in a quiet and delightful locality,
where property is steadily ana conwnuauy
improving in value. The sale of this qrop
erty should commend itself to men of capi
tal, and to hotel at large, who may desire
now to secure permanently the location the
best and most desirable of all other for that
business in Richmond and in the entire
South.
The Furniture is comparatively new, and
Is of good modern style sucn as is usuany
found in a first-class hotel.
The fixtures, fcc, required for the Hotel
business will be included in sale such as
China-ware, tc., Ac.
The owners have concluded to sell posi
tively on the dav named. Parties may at
tend exnectiner to see the sale made on the
dav named. The terms will be made ex
ceedinsrlv liberal, and will be annouced
fully (xl day and hour of sale.
ROBT. B. LYNE, Auctioneer,
N. B. This advertisement will not in any
wav interfere with the business ol the hotel
and our friends and patrons will be made as
comfortable and taken as good care of as
heretofore. HUNTER PENDLETON,
Proprietors of St. Claire Hotel
Heavy and Fancy Groceries.
SEA SOX A liLE G OO PS.
Extro Choice New Orleans Molasses,
No 1 English Island Molasses, 4
Finest XX Sprup and Silver Drips,
Ferris Smoked Beef Tongues.
Ferris Fulton Market Beef,
McFerran and Shalloross Mnenolm Hfiins,
Shakers Dried Corn,
American Pinhead Oatmeal.
Watergate Irish Oatmeal.
Pure Apple Cider Vinesrar.
Triple Strength French Vinegar,
Choie Cucumber and Mixed Pi k!o.
N. C New trimmed Herring.
N. ('. New Roe Herring 1 Winston-. .
Extra Soda anil Milk Biscuit,
Fine Assortment Desssert 1 'akes and Uis-
cuit.
Choice line Green and Black Teas,
Fine line Old Government Java and wh te
Coffees.
TO ARRIVE.
1000 lbs. Genuine Southampton Hams,
2,000 " Magnolia Hams,
30 boxes Extra Large Oranges and Lemons.
W. O. At A. B. STRONACH.
UNPRECEDENTED A TTBACTION
Over Haifa Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
This Institution was regularly incorpor
ated by the Legislature of the State fir .Ed
ucational and Chaaitable purposes, in lntis.
for the terra of Tweaaty-live Y ears, to
which contract the inviolable faith of the
Suite is pledged, with a Capital of $1,000,000
to which it has since added a reserve fund
of 3.30,000. Its tirsnil ftingle Xiaaaaber
Drawing's will take place monthly. It
never scales of postpones. Look at the fol
lowing Distribution:
URAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
during which will take place the
109th Grand Monthly
AND THE
Extraordinary Semi-Annua I Draw in fj.
At New Orleans. Tuesday. June 17th. 187V.
Under the persona! supervision and man
agement of ,
General G. T. Beauregard, of Louisiana.
and Gen. j. a. HAriy, 01 Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, f 100,000.
ir Notice Tickets are Ten Dollars hly.
11 " 1 ea, tf. 1. rutua,, Aril tun, M,
1 Capital Prize
1 Grand Prhse
1 Grand Prize ""
2 Prizes of 10,000
4 Prizes of 5,000
20 Prizes of 1,000
50 Prizes of 300
100 Prizes of 300
200 Prizes of 200
600 Prizes of 100
1100,000
50,000
20,000
20,000
2t,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
40,000
H0, 000
10,000 Prizes of 10
100,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation prizes of 200, 20,000
100 Approximation prizes of 100, 10,000
100 Approximation prizes of 75, 7,500
11,279 Prizes, amounting to $522,500
Gen. G. T. Beauregard, of La. '
Gen. J. A. Early, of Va. 1
Corn's
Application for rates to rates to clubs
should only be made to the office of the
Company in New Orleans.
Writa for circulars or send orders to
2W. A. DAI PHIX,
P. O. Box 69, Xcw Orleans, La.
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tA medicine, not a Drink,)
COJTTAIXa
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Idneya, and Urinary Organs, Nervousneaa, Slec
neaa ana ea?ecUlly Female Complalnta. 1
lOOO IX GOLD.
Ill be pld for a cmae they will not cure or help, oe
Pasrthlnc Impure or Injurious found In them. !
ak your druggist for flop Bitters and try them
ore you aleep. Take no other.
rr CoyeH Cun la the sweetest, aaf eat and bead
Aak Children.
ttom Hop Pad for Stomach. Lfrer and Kidneys aJ
ID. L C. fa an absolnte and lrrealBtrbtfl en re
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GINNING AND THRESHING
MACHINES
A SPECIALTY.
Repairing- Promptly and Carefully
Dob.
TcUbotfg Patent Spark Arrester,
THE INVENTION OF THE AGE.
Talbott's new Patent Spark Arrester
is really the only perfect and reliable
one, and is superseding all others in
use. The great efficiency of this A Trad
er is attracting universal attention, arid
is being endorsed by the best mechan
ical engineers and insurancecompanics.
Its prominent features are :
It does not destroy the draft.
It does not interfere with cleaning
the tubes.
It will not choke up, and requires 110
cleaning.
It requires no direct dampers to be
opened wben raising steam (damper
being objectionable, as they may be lt,;'t
open and allow sparks to escape.)
It requires no water to extinguish
sparks, which, by condensation, de
stroys the draft. . -Besides, when water
is used, if neglected, the efiicieucy i
destroyed ,by evaporation of the water,
and the boiler is kept in a filthy con
dition. It is simple and durable, and can be
relied upon.
It can be attached to any boiler. '
No planter should be without one of
them. Insurance companies will in
sure gins and barns where the Talbott
Kngines and Spark Arresters are used
at same rate as charged for water or
horse-power.
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price list.
STRONACH it ALTjCOTT, Manufac
Hirer's Agents, Raleigh, N. C.
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The Great Discovery.
Richmond, Va.
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The co-rrtnerii!jip'hieret6fore exist
ing between rJctwanl J. Hardin and
Van R. Moore. ' ujier thu uanie-jind
style of Hardin 'MAerp, dissolfi.
.Mr. Moore navmg sold his interest to
.vr. n:-irx:in.
EPWRHJ. HARW3r,
VA jrC MOOWkT
EDWARD! J. HARDIN,
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Will continue the business, as successor
to Hardin & Modre,l al tjhsamo fore
in the Holleman ItrtiWIng, Fayetttille
street, and will afi'er-at all times a full
and handsome stqek. o( rat-claj Gro
ceries and . FauaijSarfclfj I fr,ter'
description. Prices marked down to
the lowest point.' ATI gtfods guaranteed
as to quality and promptly delivered.
K. .1. HAKDIX.
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FO II SALE.
Two desirable lots for sale, situated
north of Knnis' printing office, east of
Capt. J. J.Thomas' residence, bounded
by Salisbury and Jones sts., situated in
a very pleasant and desirable locality.
For terms apply to Mrs. Sallie K.
B.-own. '
mav 10-lt.
No, Not Phantasmagoria,
IM'T SCIJSTANTIAL.
Well Matched Horses !
FIXE DRIVKBK,
A N'P SA DDI.FRS Always ForalcBr
W. C. McMackin.
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Farm Road Wagons,
Top Riirg-ie,
PliacloiM, c
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Sprtag Wagon always ia Htr.S
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WE AIIEXOW
Suppressing the press, which baa become
so oppressive, by selling
BUTTER :
in KiU at 10 cents Per pound ;
Honey at 12 cents; Er at 15 cents ;
Fodder 61.00 CWT.
W. C. WcLlacKin.
inon white pine.
May
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iu. 723 Chestnut St. PJUtodetohia, IM.
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