DJlLY NEWS
SATURDAY,
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Waathr Report.
AMi:urx,Jiiiie V
For thJuith AlUntlc fclllmt fel
low r.1 by r1ine nmfer wirm "-uth
wnurlv'wlnjt. icrnerwl! hlftlnic to i-der
northi b' partly eUuid or I iJ) went her.
Thrrmcuiflrlral Tabic.
Tti !irmooeier al I flranwn a tk
or. mn(rJ follow ytenly :
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latlt I Adirrtlirmrnlk
IIi.l.LKR Hrh. no', ire.
W. C A A. II. Stkhn ai'II. For sale.
H. II. PofK. -Tilvi-o.
National Sikuiul I.v-titltk
Loral notice.
IAH AL RKICFW.
VHir next-lbor
neipltlor meet
Voll DOM .
And gA.t for L rt-.it h
an. I inoj.
hi-
brow,
A tul li u(. In evM iil ambles slow,
An-I fail' hnn.elf ith ht h.ij-eau.
Then irroan. with mel m holy phi.
"MvfVM '. how mw fully hot it i V
Then to the mul fountain ir'.-,
An with t!ie froth on the end of hU
ne.
With jjm.'eful motion wink hi c- -Y
&d ! this in uc ur ' llwre he
he !
Improvement hve Uvn ntlo in
Mnin'n iopuUr suction hotic,
A drummer' lii-enne w indued
to the Taylor Msnnf idurinif Co.. of
Wtxnini"er, M.I.. rMtenUy.
Ten thouun.l lolUr worth of old
bond were rei-efted for cx hnc by
the Stat Treasurer yetenlay.
- TheMeepIe of the Ss-oiui Presby
terian rhurch i now 1-eitur rnvi-rH
with tin which will soon le painted.
Meer. FTIllncfon. Royster t
heon of the uict complete archi
tectural building atablihiuenU in the
South.
The Fire Association
phi on yesterday made
with the u:e Treasurer
f PhiUdel
it niit
of Ini'ed
tsts bond.
Tte Friend of Temj-eraiii-e h.-v ,
' tk intoK1 hi-ky nn.l von
will ?ee. . Jr.r vt that !!fr he
looked onre he didn't We an tiling hut
the bottom of the gla.
Commencement KTfriei of the
Bptil Female Seminary Unriu Mon
day nifht at the Salisbury street linp
tist cbureh ami will omtinue Tueiav
nibl at the School Chapel.
OhIv three pace- of the Yarlro ich
Houe re'i!er filled with arrival yes
terday. A stranger looking over the
"Traveler - .Mourn' miht imagine
that "mine host." Ir. Iila.kn.ill was
superintendent f the census as well as
publisher of a ('otumeni.il Iirectoiy."
A spirited nmo of bae hall !-'
tween the Teumfh ami Junior CI til
'Mmooffat the IUptt drove ester lay
afternoon. The came atf rcted o tii i
erable attention, nd from the n..Ue
ruale one si.fe or the other mus. have
reeelve it ,lue merit of applause.
The nre tol : Teunis h 9; Jui iir
Mev.r. Yeartan, I'ettv A Jues
hve a evisilty at present in the line
of ploves that'will atlrai't irentral at
tention aa 4xn as known. Itv referring
to the advertisement it will be eent!iat
the"Ire top Lisle thread gloves' is
the j-evialt v referrevl to. These gloves
extend well up the anu and are beo-m-in
leservelly i-opular as thev arerool
and do not stii. They are of v arious
hades and nnno: fad to please. T!ii
firm is doinc its lt to supply the
wants of customers and in iiiseijue:Ke
therejf i meeting with a fair reward.
p rente Canrt.
The jutis were in u n . 1 yester
day, and no arguments were heard.
l'Mlld huiM 'trenll anrl.
Hut two casvs we re arcu-l. Harriet
J. For vs. Charles Iewev, assignee of
the lUnk of North Car.l'iia. and M . s.
Kmma 1114 k nail v . the um, on m
appeaj frnin the l!Htri."t oiirt. ex put -in
pnof of deU. In Uth cane's t!ie
deeree of the evurt below w .is af
tinned. Pfraal.
Iler. I. Hoe. of Hi. hni .t d.
Km a part of yesterday in thi itr at
Institute." on a visit to Hev. l'ru
ry I-v, 1. D., his uncle. F.tlorU were
made to have him remain in the ei:v
and preach at the Presbyterian Chur.-h
SunJi. but an eifrarement at llaiu
den SyJner College, Va.. preenteI.
ytr'm IIIlrj of North Carolina.
Messrs. Alfre.1 Williams A Co.. K.tl
itb. publishers of "Moore's N.-hl
lftstonrof orthrro4iiia." hav e an-i-d
with the State Hoard of Kdu.uti.m tt
furnish the 1 1 istry school e-liti.n to
pupil in the piibltr wbooli at Mr,m',,
rent per copy, by mail, rwist ai i.
Ulher .-hool m the .state will l. j.u,- !
plleii at the same prW. Full elo.h j
t Library edition f I. sr copy v mail, !
pu4 puu. .very .North ('amlini.in
outcht to read this hook.
C ert at Ike rveaf. Unm b
awd Kllnd
Iwatllwte.
There was a large audience preseut
at th hall of the I nst it ute last ev enitur
to listen to the entertainment given bv
the pupils of the Institution. In every
rwapect the eoneort and exhibition w.Js
ucrwi and was appreciated hv the
audience. The exercises were inter
persed by re-.l and instrumental
music by the blind, and by lgn-ssHk -inic
by the deaf and dumb. The selec
tions were good, arvl the ren.lernig of
rh piece waa o.sl and mould have
4oxe erevlil t lho who have the use
of their eye.
Those who were present were highly
(rratitied by the performances of tho.V
who took part, and highly plea.se.1 th it
this Institution gives such giod in
structions to our deaf, dumb and blind.
Mr. and Ma 5umjHon, teachers of
music, have a warm place in the hearts
of tbair pupils, and are kindly remeni
berd by the many friends who know
bow much they are interested in and
now wen tney nil the powuion th.
hare been honor. I with.
TU Svlatatlac Sxbs frvjeet.
i
The public w ill be pleased to learn
Uiat the movement for the establisU
menl of a aw imruuuf 4 hool and batli-
Ing piace sem to have met vritb pop-
l . t a " .
uur approval, a r ovular organization
has bn formcsl. with Mr. P. F. Pes
cud aa President, Samuel C. White.
Secretary, P. T. C. Lincke, generai
manager, aji.i an executive committee
fomjHd of Colonel W. 1- Auderaoti,
L7T. Jiran .Mchw, ttoveruor W. W.
Holden. K. W. Best, F.p. Capt.Un t!
V. L. ir. ;rtrge W. Bla. kiiali, W.
H. I'nuvroae. llsj.
The looabty cie-:ed i the jxmd in
the old Mordecai grove w here it adjoins
Oak wood cemetery, w here the branches
unite. Here a mJ w -n l constructed
that will Is; amply large enough to a. -commodate
all and with a g'dl.tiom.
Th jfTounds will ln iucUms1 n,i furl
ntshedw ith all isn v euiem t nd the
Dtmurr appliances to prevent axl
dcots, "d polt- regulation will le
aLabltahed that w ill prevent th pre.
nc Of improper and disorderly char
acters. The committee has fixed thetfrmsat
$3 for adult and t :) tor children for
th season, which extends from Jun
lith to September 1st, whicu also in
cladrs taitlon. ToevsDiug jt each
wek will t dv wtel exclusively to
childxto. and parents will be In v ita J
0 w lch the pnrsjsa nxade. The totr
list for subscribers may be .found at
impion"s drugstore, and if a suinoient
number are enrolled to justify the ne
rossary outlay the pond will he imme
diately constriieted ami everything in
readiness by the appiintel ilay.
np f llie ltnrsi oi ie -
men.
The Hoard of Aldermen met l;,st
evening. Present His Honor, the
Mavor a:id a full Hoard.
The reNrt of the Street Coininission
er was re-ei vel. amendel and adopted.
Application of Charles I. Friel for
pertni.Hion to build a bako oven w :is
refernsl to the Fire Ciiimi.sioners.
Petition for street lanijs on eerlain
streets was referral to Comtnittoo on
Liirhis.
Petition from tlw Fire I cpartment
for an a-proiiriation to ai-t them in
detr.iv inir ex penvs In reteiv inir visit
ing eompanies on the Fourth of July,
was read, and after several amend
ment and some debate, the amount of
the appropriation was fisl at floo.
A petition was rweived from I. H.
Craw fonl to allow him to extend his
stall in the market four feet, the work
to be done at bis own expense, and
grn".-d.
Resolution to extern! the market
hours from soYlovk p. in;? to to -elude
the months of June, July and
All1ls,. was jviissed.
A mo: ion was offered by Alderman
M;i;,un to ad journ but was w ithdraw n
in order t" allow Alderman Kicks to
offer a resolution, amending the eitv
ordman. -c prohibitinjr the hu ksters
from buying previous to 8 o'clock u.
rn., uiakiuK the hour 7 instead of f a.
m. Tikis eause.1 ensiilerable deb;e,
when Alderman Hunston Miijrjrested
that Alderman Kicks put his amend
ment in writing and then iuovh1 an
atljournment until : '" o'clock on l'ri
dav ev enin next. "arried.
A Xew Invention.
William K. Tanner A Company, of
Kn luiiond, Va-. are furnishing a spark
extiisirnisher, th it is pronounced by
thes'veral insuratit'e agents and mc
ehaniral tiicin4sjn present a erfe-t
Mici ss and the In-st contrivance they
had seen. They commend it most
hitfhlv, and signed the fillowiii paper
as to its etlicienry.
We, the umlersitrneti. representir r
the everal insurance -oinp.inies and
Fire I'epartment, Ac, of Kiihmond.
Va., visited this niht the Metropolitan
Iron Worksof William K. Tanner A" Co.,
to w itness ail exhibition of their Patent
Premium tpark-K.xtinuuisher. We
would slate tiiat the severest tet was
appliod by exertimr the full swer if
the emrine in drivinr a ie-e of in: -cliinery.
that the tire was kept constant
ly H'irred in order to cause an increase
in the volume of sparks, and that the
rv-ui: was a thorough and most satis
factory v indication of the men of this
Spi -k-Kxtinuuisher, as not a sintrle
si.ark esi at'1 from the smoke-stack.
I he test hav ing In-en made at night, an
escaping sjark would have been plain
ly visible. Asa further test of the full
efficiency of this Sj;irk-Kxtiiiguisher,
a lare bundle of dry cotton vvastv was
su-s nded iinmediately .on top of the
smoke-sun k of the engine teste ! on this
oi-casion. and remained there several
minutes without igniting, though the
stack was only about twelve feel high
K II. Iog lie's fn lubneeu I'aetory
al llurhiuu.
Mr. K. II. Pogae. an enterprising t iti
reu, formerly of 1 1 iltsboro.. has recently
eris-ted at lMirham, a magnificent three-s"'-ry
framed factory, 4'.x i fect, whose
daily capacity is six thousand pounds.
He is a gentleman of fifteen or twontv
years' ex perien. e in hainlling tobacco
and i- well iiiahi.ed to conduct a first-
class business. He handles only the
best raw material, and ucs great care
in selee! jug such leaf as is udapted to
the manufacture of standard tobacco.
Hi ii'tof .rr Purl) tm has been noted for
the manufacture id' smoking tobacco,
but Mr. Pogue w ill put up all grades of
pi ug and t vv ist tobacco, and it is deter
mined that iMnham shall also, in the
future, have a repiAalioii as a uianufac-
turrig center oi chew lug lulu
Mr. Pogue" s "Sitting Hull's sin . king
tobc.-o" is a very u I.r standard
brand, fast growing in popular favor,
and i e-juul to any now on the market.
4 oiHaratl ve Cotton Nta t emen la.
Nkw York. June .
Net re.-cij.ts at all L". S. iort.s
iiui mg vv ci'ii , iii,'i;
Nt p-ceip'.s .it all I. s. j.orts
same week l.tst vear.
Ti-lal lieceipis to this date,
same
I is". ear.
K.xnri lor tin week,
" same week last
Total exports to this date.
" " same date
4,'t:l
,1.14
4.l7ii.::pi
1 4.'j;i7
year, 'a7f-0
.1 i. 1 is
last
3.1 !'..:--,
vi.ir,
Stix-k at al! I. S. jorts;
Sts k at all Mrts same date
last ye r.
t k at all interior townsf
Kame
la!e last vear,
sts k at livrpoolt
same late
last year.
Sto k of Auii rii'.iD iitlont for
lin-.it Hritain.
Stock of American alloal for
i:4'i.!'7.i
l,ss
2n,.1sii
.1U7. noo
treat nrit.iins.iuie time la.st
vear. Ica'.i'
That Jetf lav is is going to publish an
autobiography is an announcement said
by his assistant to have been entirely
uuau'hori-l and onject u ral, atid it
h:i.s imposed iisn ltli of them an oner
ous ati. unns-.-ssary burden of or
ieioiiirtiv. The assistant adds tha
if Ir. Iav is should publish such a work,
"jl will, no doubt, le made known at
the proper time aiul probably in the
usual wax."
The editor of the Pahlonrga Signal
was shown last Thursday ev ening bv
Messrs. C. M. Moore and" K. V, Mulh'
nax a nucget of pure cold vveighing'JI
enny weights and Is grams, which
they found at their" mine rIhiiiI three
quarters of a mile front town, on what
Is know ii as the Tan-Yard branch.
NvrtovvT. Ilun:i. s. U. street A Son
Propri-tors.
Jones Watson. Chapel Hill; James C
McKiiunjoii. Halt iuiore: John K Miteh
ener. Franklin;. ui; Mrs II Tomlinson.
Fianklintoii. Louis Silherstein. Isii.rc
Pa.Uusou, Timiiiiu. Daniels, New Iterne
l apt II P ;uess. Miss Kula Iiurhain.'
MrsS A Page. Cary; Hamilton T Jones'
For est v ille; John 1. Palmer, New Heme,
Charles M ormick, N CK K: W .1
Winga'e, W.ike Foiest College; Win T
Hruiitmorid. Norfolk. Va.: Miss Geor
gia II Coggin. liurhai.i; fol John 1
Whitford, New Heme.
Ia.k at our Five Cent counter.
Heller Bros.
Indies, don't forget that besides the
various articles displayed on Hellers'
5 cent counter, that Shoes and Slippers
are ifoing very cheap. Slippers 4iH ts;
Waiter lavta; New jvorts at yocts and
91.Z.K iKirt forget the place. Heller
Bros., No. 31, Fayetteville street.
National Nnrslcal Institute.
Two of the Surgeons of this notable
Institute will visit Kaleigh, North Cur
oiina, June 6th and 7th, IsTy. stopping
at the Yarborough House. Thev will
have with them a tine outfit of'bnues
and surgical appliances, ami will be
preared to treat all kinds of Deformi
ties and Chronic diseases, such as club
feet, hip diseases, spinal disease, pa ral v
aia. piles and fistula, catarrh, private
disease of the eye. etc. Kor full par
ticulars, address" National Surgical In
stitute, Atlanta, lia.
Ijuge variety of Infants' sandals just
ceived at Hellers' Shoe store.
rts-e
Attention Farmers! Don't buy
wooden-bottom and naner-aoltst Itro-
ganswhen vou can buy the Virginia
lenllentiary hand-sewi shoe at
Heller Bro.-the best .bo to plow in.
Price reduced to l.J5.
Trunks. Satchels and Shawl straps in
large varieties, very cheap at Heller
Bro's. Shoe store.
Infants' and Children's shoes, sandals
and alippers from iJOcts up at Hellers
Trinity Normal School.
The Normal School at Trinity College
w ill commence on Tuesday, J uue iHtu,
and continue four weeks. All arrange
ments have leen made and the school
in all particulars will be equal to the
best in the eountrv. To teachers who
stand an approved examination upon
the studies nreseribed bv the State
Hoard of Ldiication certificates will be
given, good in any part of the State
without an v further examination. There
will be Us-tures on vaiious subjects,
and every means will be used to benefit
teeclieis." Kindergarten and object
teaching will he taught and illustrated
bv :iii.ioiriate material. Hoard, in
cluding furnished room. $1.54) to $2.00
per week. Ample room for those who
dsiro to board in aclub. No other ex
pense. One fare on the railroads.
May 1K79.- H. Ckavkn.
The Very Latent.
Plated tea spoons at 35 cents nor set
Can any one beat this? Iaw's Silver
uml China Warehouses. Kaleigh and
cii iiioMc X. C. Our buvor is now in
New York.
Iluv's Straw IlntM
White ami colored, the cheapest in the
. itv -.u 11. H. Andrews A (V.. Clothiers
anil Hatters.
White .lin k vests at 7.1 4-ei U $1.00
?I..Miand .oiat K. H. Andrews, Cloth
iers an I 1 1 alters.
Particular Notice.
Hnsiness men and others in need of
Book and Job Printing of any kind
hrmld remember that the Nkws Job
otllce is the place to have it done neatly,
cheaply and at the shortest notice.
l iiween.
While other articles of their kind are
largely adulterated, 1 r. Price's Cream
Baking Powder holds its unshaken po
sition as the purest, best and most re
liable. In all particulars thatconsti
sntes perfect results, it cannot be ap
proached by any other Baking Powder
in the mai Let.
tor Sale.
At Watson s a lot of four
and a half
gallon kegs, also a lot
all as good as new will
than cost.
of brass cocks,
be sold for less
Triiim !iantl .
Dr. Price'.s Special Flavoring Fx
trii is iiave stood the test of science and
practical use triumphantly, and now
are taking precedence over all others.
Thev are iutlv entitled to the reputa
lion' thev have acmiired. for their
strength, purity and delicacy of flavor.
Prime Timothy Hay,
Marshall's Liverpool Salt.
Clear Kib Hulk Meat,
F.gei ton's .Scotch Snutf.
For sale at wholesale bv
W. II . IODD.
English Irap l"Kle Sacks.
Comfortable and elegant. Price $-1.0
at K. H. Andrews A
Hat uts.
Co., Clothiers and
As a Iitiretie.
In alll diseases of the kidneys the best
know n remedy is the regular useof the
fame us Buffalo Lithla water from
spri'ig number It acts promptly and
eile luidly, does not diller in taste from
otln : "vat'ersand to those who sutler
fr i i k. i 'neyVotiiplaints it is an iiulis
tnil.le necessity. For sale by all
tirst class druggist.
I"nlienr1 of Bargain!
Who tries his best to please hi
friends
And in In
Bargains he
labors never ends.
give you when von call
For No. lo is ail and all.
Of other houses you hear them talk;
In Favettcville street just take a walk
And only ask for No. 10,
Kept by the most ingenious of men,
And when his friends by chancedrop in
Then forth he comes. Lord what a
grin.
And to their wonderinz eyes displays
Such heaps of brackets and window
shades.
His pictuiars are exjxsed to public view
A ii I a variety of cord to suspend them
t.x.
His loking glasses and toilet cases
Will help ad-Tii voiir forms and faces;
Picture frames ainl nioiiidings too
In great variety, black, brown and
blue.
His vv in. low- i-orniees and lambrequins
line.
Will make your rooms and parlor
shine.
Perforated mottoes, ami white holly
baskets.
And every other sort of stuff,
4f vv hich he hopes to have enough.
So now he bids you all adieu
And wishes a happy new year too,
And not forget
C. C. Clawsom,
No. 10 Favetteviile St.
Machinery.
HrexTstcr is agent for the sale of
threshing machines, cotton gins and
everything the farmer wants, also everv
article the housekeeper nee Is. Call and
examine his stock and set' how eheaj.
his goods are.
iieiier nros., n.ie received a ouaiiti-
ty ot new articles on their live cent
counter.
Wanted.
A lady of many years experience in
teaching, desires to obtain board in ex-
cuange ir instruction in music, or
teac hing other branches, a few hours
daily. Kefcrence given. Address
"leacher, care of editor Nkws.
Oeala Directly wllli alnre.
in extiacting fruit llavors. Dr. Price
deals directly with nature, and leaves
the use of artificial extracts to those
who have not the chemical knowledge
to extract from the true fruits. Ir
Price's Special Flavoring Kx tracts are
conceded to have no peers in the mar
ket. -t
a
It Is lo jour Interest to Kuow
that Payne Bros.arenow making the best
oricKson tins market and selling them
low er than the low est. Thev 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 well 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
tniormatinti .-all on v avne
Allcott
Agent, corner Will
and Davie St's.. or
i i... ". ... " "-"t
"""'i 1 ATXK IJROS.,
P. ). Box 75. Kaleigh N. C,
Freh Arrivals at D. T. Johnson's.
Kichmoiid bolted meal, 5oo irs nice
white corn bulk meats, N. C. hams and
sides. A large lot of peas, (different
kinds.) Cuba molasses in bbls and
tierces, Jo bags collee, different grades,
I'u bbls nice yellow sugar. :i0 sacks
flour. We offer these goods to the trade
at . rices that an t fail to please. (Jive
us a trial. A few chufas on hand vet,
I. T. Johnson.
I. T. Johnson.
Wholesale .-riK-er and commission
merchant, U llmington street, 2 doors
north Market, is constantly receiving
...nsignments of eggs, chickens, Irish
potatoes. N. C. Bacon, ami all kinds
country produce which he always sells to
lest advantage and remits promptly.
ive him a trial. His stock of grocer
ies is large and w ell selected, and he
offers special inducements to perso .s
Uiyiug in quantities. Write to him
lur prices.
Ocean View Hotel, Osborn Pool
Proprietor, Beaufort, X. C.
This house is now open for the re
ception of summer visitors. A good
bar. bathing houses, etc., are attached
to the house. Sailing boats in attend
ance for the accomodation of guests.
A steamei will also la; id passengers at
the hotel wharf, and take excursion
parties toanv point on Uih harbor. The
table will be supplied with the best the
market and water afford. Terms ot
board $1.50 per day, 10 per week; $30
per month. We will not "IAw our
own horn;'' but will be pleased to have
others lo so for us. Goldsboro Mail,
Messenger, Winston journals, Tarboro
Southerner and Durham Plant copy
one month.
Kor I pw arils of Thirty Years.
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup has
been used for children. It corrects
acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
colic, regulates the bowels, cures dys
entery and diarrhoea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old
and well-tried remedy. 25 cents a bot
tle. WlioIesaleStore.
Messrs, Latta Myatt have on hand
and to arrive '
300 sacks "L. A M." Faniilv Flour.
iO 44 44!W 44
oo 44 "XX" 44
25 bbls. Patasco and Orange Flour.
40 sacks N. C. Flour.
700 bushels corn.
900 44 meal (Virginia bolted).
20,000 lLw. bulk C. It. sides.
2,000 44 bacon and shoulders.
I,0ti0 44 canvassed and uncanvassed
hams.
4000 lbs. N. C. hams and shoulders
40 bbls. new crop Cuba molasses.
35 44 New Orleans
35 44 "Queen Bee" Syrup.
2,200 lbs. bucket, tub and tierce lard.
45 bags Kio Coffee.
2J bbl. "yellow" sugar.
15 " "A." and "C." sugar.
6 " Granulated 44
All of which will be sold low. Send
lor samples and price list. Latta it My
att, Wholesale Grocers.
Look at the
nice and useful article on the Five cent
counter at Heller Bros.' Shoe Store.
UH), 000 feet pine lumber.
200,000 heart pine sawed shingles.
2,000 bushels bolted meal.
2,000 bushels corn.
2 car loads baled fodder.
2 4 hay,
and a variety of horse and cow feed 6n
hand, ami niore coming. For sale very
low by Jones, Green A Powell, 47 Fay
etteville street, Kaleigh, N. C.
Mackinaw I lata
Genuine Mackinaw Hats at JI.50 and
$2.00, at K. B. Andrews A Co's. Cloth
iers and Hatters.
VALl ABLE CITY LOTS f'OK MAI.K
On Thursday. June5th,l7,Rt 12 ni.
I will sell on the premises, in lots to
suit purchasers, that valuable property
in the city of Kaleigh lying on the west
side of Halifax street, and bounded on
the south by the lots of Mrs. M. S.
Speight and I). S. Hudgings, Esq.; on
the west by Salisbury street ; on the
north by lots of J. B. Martin, Esq., and
D. S. Hudgings, Esq.; on the east by
Halifax street.
Terms of Sale One-fourth Cash,
residue in three equal installments on
a credit of H, 12, and Is months, res
pectively, with interest at b' per cent.,
notes required for deferred payments,
and title retained until purchase money
is all paid.
Sale made in pursuance of judgment
of Wake Superior Court, judgment
Boll No. 3,15J.
S. F. Mokdkc vi.
May Gth-tds. Commissioner.
('hnfaa
Maybe planted in May, June and
July. For salejiv W. II. Dodd
Spring: 1H79 Xew foola.
Bargains never before heard ot. 1
have just returned from New York
whero I have purchased a select stock
of Dry Goods consisting in Dress Goods,
Lawns, Pique white and colored.
Prints in great variety and Prettiest
I ever bought. Bleached and unbleach
ed muslins at all prices.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
in great variety. Boydens hand made
Gaiters for Gentlemen all styles both
high and low cut w ith box toe ami with
out Imx, Beautiful French toes. J. S.
Turner's hand made gaiters for Gentle
men high cut with and without box.
Hciser's hand-made gaiters for gen
tlemen's wear. T. Miles A Son's ladies'
shoes, morocco and cloth. Miles' la-
tl i - kid button boots. Miles' ladies'
kid Newport Tics, which are beautiful,
in anflition to these, I keep a full line
of all qualifies ami juices of low price
shoes for M'i ilemen ai.d ladies, and a
nice line of
Misses' and Children Shoes.
I have a fine line of childreus' white
no-heel button shoes.
My Clothing Department is very at
tractive, and prices more attractive.
I am also agent for Dev lin A Co.. the
leading custom-made clothiers of N. Y.
measures taken and suits made toorder
Don't forget the famous Bovden Gaiter
for gents in all styles, and mv Clothing
Department up stairs. Agent Frank
Leslie cut paper patterns. Catalogue
Free. Very Respectfully.
J. P. Gullky.
'. Weikel A Co.
In order to be abreast with the times
in every respect, this enterprising firm
are receiving daily samples ofall the
most fashionable and seasonable goods
now in the market. Select your sam
ples and they will send for the goods
and make them up in a style that, for
elegance anu finish cannot be surpassed.
Tneir charges will be moderate and
suitable to the times. All goods now
on hand will be sold at verv reduced
prices for cash only. Call ami examine
their stock. You needn't buy unless
you like.
(joinjr Cheap Going Fast.
Watson, the Fayetteville street Gro
cer, is really selling at and below cost.
To secure bargains call soon. No hum
bug in this, he is determined to close
his grocery business at once.
Well I'nlerstool.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is
regarded as one ot the most successful
and creditable products, and it is, if the
opinions of chemists, physicians and
all classes of consumers are worthy of
acceptance, the purest and Best Baking
Powder ever placed in the market.
m30-2t.
A Ciood Thins:.
Brewster is agent for Dearborn's pat
ent Window Blind Attachment: it
makes an awning out of your old blinds
that is wind, rain and sun proof. lie
either sells or has them put on. Call
and see model or send him your orders.
The best definition of a perfect hotel
is an establishment which unites the
lnxury of a palace with the comforts of
a home. Eong effort would fail to give
a more concise and fitting description
of the 44St. Nicholas"of New York, for a
quarter of ii century known in Europe
and America as pre-eminent among
its rivals. Never has it stood so high
unuer ine management ot tni- pres
ent proprietor, in point of ( v.(.;, per
fection of tiltinurs and com e:iieiuM nrl
devotod attention to the tastes of guests.
The old patron Dutch Saint, whose
name is honored from the extreme
Orient to the Ultima Thule, never had
a more striking illustration than in the
nonor ot irivunr name to the 44St. Nich
olas" hotel of New York, an establish
ment associated in the minds of tens of
thousands with the most profuse and
elegant hosnitalitv. Still in the van
this hotel unites "all the best features
of the present with the charming
traditions of the nast. The rednotlnn
of prices in connection with the excel
lence of accommodations makes it tha
cneapest notel In the country.
BALEIGH MARKET.
Cotton Market:
Reported by PARKER & AVERA. Cotton
Brokers.
Raleigh, N. C, June 6. 1879.
Middling 12:
rinct Liow juiaojiug
Ixjw Middling
Strict Good Ordinary
(rood Ordinary
Ordinary ,
Middling Stains
I.ow Middling Stains
Good Ordinary Stains...
Tone of Market, dull.
.. ..12
....11
...11
.11
Middling and strict low middling in good
demand.
CITY MARKETS Wholesale Prices.
Corrected by CHISTOPITER fc SORRELL
Official Report of Grocers Exchange.
Raleigh, N. C, June 6, 1879.
Flour, North Carolina So 75 ($6 00
Chickens 15 (a 20
Corn 0
Corn Meal 55
Bacon, X. C. Ho round 7
44 44 haras 7
Bulk Meats, clear rib sides 5-
65
60
8
9
6
o
7
15
13
snoutaers
Nori h Carolina Pork
Coffee, pi i me Rio
44 gojd
Syrnp, . H
Molasses, Cuba
Salt, Liverpool
Sugar, white
44 yellow
Irish potatoes
44 44 North Carolina.
Sweet Potatoes (seed)
Oats, shelled
Peaches, peeled
44 unpealed
Apples, northern per bushel.
dried
Cotton Ties, new
44 spliced
Baeging
Pork
Peas, per. bushel, white
44 44 " 44 stock
Eggs
Butter
Beeswax
Rags mixed
44 cotton
5
6
14
12
25
as
65
35
70
y
i
1 00 1 25
50 55
75 $ 80
45 (at 50
8 per Id
3 44
81 25 I 50
3 4
4U
3 Vol
11 "
4 I
12
6
90
90
20
22X
85
15
15
20 a
1
Furs Otter 15.00
Mink 75
Fox 90
Coon 35
Above are for large quantities. When
mall quantities are wanted higher prices
will be charged.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS
New York, June 6. Money at 35.
Exchange 4.87i4.S7J. (jrovernments
steady at 1.03J. State bonds dull.
Cotton net receipts bales ; gross
. Futures closed steay; sales llo,-
000 bales ; June 12.92 12.94; July 13.17;
August 13.35 13.36; September 13.06
13.07;; October 12.10ft 12.13; November
11.53(11.55; December 11.4111.43;
January 11.42(511.44.
Cotton dull; sales 220 bales; mid
dling uplands 13; middling Orleans
13A ; coesolidated net receipts 1,044
bales ; exports to Great Britain 2,903
bales ; to France 120 bales; to the Conti
nent .
Flour quiet, strongly in buyers' favor;
Southern flour dull; common to fair
extra ' J4.75fSn.j0 ; good to choice $5.oo
fa.G.75. Wheat, heavv ; ungraded win
ter red ?1.10i.l5; No. 2, ?1.15i1.15J.
Corn ungraded, 41 (a; 44, active. Oats
heavy ; No. 3 nominal at 3(3. Collee
active and unchanged ; Rio, in full
cargoes, lH14i; in jobbing lots 12i
15. . Sugar firm with fair trade for Cuba;
Muscovado ))(a,G 5-16; fair to good re
fining, quoted ut 0(u,7-16; prime 6J
9-16; refined fair demaujd and -firm.
Molasses quiet, prices 'nucharlgedi
Kice, fair request and quite firm. Tal
low, fair trade and steady -at 65-16-Hosin
dull at $1.32i($$1.40 for strained.
Turpentine weak Pork opened weak
and closed firmer with moderate trade ;
mess, on spot, is quoted at $9.00 for old ;
JlO.Oufu) 10.22! foi new: June delivery
$9.s-; . August d0.00:?10.05. Lard
easy ; prime stea'ra, on spot, 6.25
6.27i. Whisky dull, $1.05 bid; 1.06
asked. Freights quiet.
Ka LTiiTORB, June 6 Oats steady;
Southern 3940; Western white 3o
36; do. mixed 3335 ; Pennsylvania 35
(0,36. Rye quiet at 6061. Ilay dull ;
prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland ?12.00a)$ 13.00 per ton. Pro
visions lirm ; mess pork $9.50
$lo.75; bulk meats loose shoulders 3J ;
clear rib sides 4j ; packed 4i(oi5. Ba
con shoulders ilky ; clear rib sides
5J(a,6; hams i'Jfaloi. Lard, refined, in
tienes 7. Butter quiet; prime to
choice western packed 1416; roll
1 1 (ft 13. Eggs steady at 1 1 12. Coffee
quiet; Rio cargoes 10i(j,16. Whisky dull
$1.06(0,1.06. Sugar 88i.
Wilmington, June 6. Spirits tur
pen tine firm at 25. Rosin steady ;
strained $1.05 ; good strained $1.10.
Crude turpentine stea l' ; hard $1.00 ;
yellow dip $1.60 ; virgin $2.10. Tar
steady at 82. Corn quiet ; prime
white" 55.
Cincinnati, June 6. Flour in good
demand and a shade higher; for
family $5.106.00. Wheat stronger and
in fair demand; red and white $1.08
$1.11. Corn quiet at 38 40. Oats firm
at 32(0)35. Pork quiet but firm at $9.90
fo,3 10.00. Lard quiet but firm ; current
make held at $6.05. Bulk meats strong
er shoulders held at $3.60, short rib
sold at $4.55; cash sales $4.60; buyer
J une and seller July $4.604.70 ; short
clear held at $4.75. Bacon in good de
mand at full prices shoulders $4.00
(q. $4. 12; short rib $5.25 ; short clear rib
$5.3.")(o,5.3?s; Whisky active and firm at
$1.01. Butter steady and unchanged;
Sugar steady and unchanged. Hogs
active; packing, $3.40(3.00.
June 6, Cotton Middling, low mid
dling, good ordinary : Galveston
strong at 12i, 1Z and Ilf cents; net
receipts 136 bales. Norfolk quiet at
12 cents ; net receipts 287 bales. Balti
more dull at 13 1-16, 12J and 124 cents ;
net receipts bales. Boston dull at
l:l, 12 and 123 cents ; net receipts 336
bales. Wilmington firm at 12jJ, 13
and 125 cents; net receipts 2 bales.
Philadelphia quiet at 13g, 13 and 12
cents; net receipts bales. Savannah
quiet at 12, 12J and Hi cents; net re
ceipts 10 bales. New Orleans dull
and e:isy at 12j, 123 and llj cents.; net
receipts 62 bales. Mobile quiet and
steady at 123, and cents ; net re
ceipts 100 .bales.
Liverpool, June 6. Noon Cotton
eusier; middling uplands Oi ; middling
Orleans 6J; sales 6,000 bales; specu
lation and export 1,500 bales; receipts
1,.K) bales, 1..500 American. Jb utures
buyer s offering 1-16 more ; uplands and
low middling clause for June delivery,
6 15-16, 6 27-326i; July and August,
( 31-32; August and September 7 1-32
(iy7 1-16; September and October, 7 1-16;
October and November 6J.
5 p. m. Sales American, 6,500 bales;
uplands low middling clause, July and
August delivery 7 1-16; August and
September delivery 7id; September and
October 7 5-32d.
I,alics Please Take Notice
That Heller Bros., have a new supply
on their five cent counter to-day.
Newports, nice quality, at ninety
cents ana one dollar ana a quarter just
received at Heller Bros.
Gent's calf ties, just the thing for the
present warm weather, light and nice,
very cheap at Heller Bros.' shoe
store.
New supply
Holler Bros.
white kid slippers at
It is said that Gill keeps the best of
Beer on draft, ice cold. Try it and see.
Ale. Porter and Mineral Waters.
My facilities for thb 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.
Citv Botling Works.
For Rent.
A J welling house in the city of Kal
ejgh. .Seven rooms, in good repair
with necessary out houses. For particu
lars apply to W. H. Pace, Attorney at
Law. -
For Sale Cheap.
Two 50 gallon oil stands, with pumps
and measures complete, at Watson's
' G rocery Store.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR-SALE!
A fine blood bay "mare, Ave years old, fast
trotter, works well anywhere, thoroughly
gentle, not afraid of cars, guaranteed per
fectly Pound and h bad tricks. , .
Also, one banker pony three years old!
works well In single or double harness ; has
been ridden. some, but is not . well broken
to saddle.
Will sell either of the above for cash or
on time, at reasonable price. ' '
W. C. & A. B. STRONACH.
"Italian Insect Powders "
If you wish t rid your house of flies,
Itaiiu Insect Powders are guaranteed to
do it in a few minutes. .
W. C. & A. B- STBONACH,
Juie"-tf Manufacturer's Agents.
MANUFACTURED BY E. H POGUE.
MSEMARK. UtIRnAM.Jf.C. RCSISTMCa
J. J. THOMAS, Arcnt,
Junc7-ly Kahjigu. N. C.
4-4 PRINTED CAMBRICS
Dress Goods
At 8e per yard,
12 FOR S1.00.
Light Colored Alpacas
Hamilton Mills 10c. per yard.
The Cheapest
Soft-Finish Cambric in the I'nited
Cambric in
State.
SOME EXTRA BARGAINS
In White Swiss and Organdie Muslins,
Lawns ! -Lawns !
Everj- Style and Color.
6' cehts'per yard," worth 10 cents.
A fine assortment
Qurtain Lacg
with
L A M B K K Q U I
to match.
L A C E
N
COLORED-DAMASK
And Table Covers. Fruit Cloths Nankin
to match.
Iong- and Short,
Wbite and Colored
Lace-top Lisle Tireafl Gloves.
Yeargan, Petty ad Jones.
june6-tf.
WE CONTROL
THE MACHINERY
(Ginning Engines, Threshing and Mowing
Machines) of C. Aultman & Co., Canton, O.,
for this section. We have a
Complete "Threshing Rig"
(Separator and Cleaner and Horse-power
all mounted), now in Washington, N. C,
we will sell low for cash.
We only sell the best fully guaranteed.
Stronach & Allcott.
CATAWBA CO-. N. C.
This desirable watering place will be
open for select visitors 20th May, 1879. The
Springs are situated near Hickory Mation,
on the Western North Carolina Railroad.
The bracing mountain atmosphere, with
the health restoring properties of their wa
ters, renders these Springs a most desirable
resort for invalids and pleasure seekers.
The mineral waters embrace Blue and
White Sulphur and Chalybeate. It is the
best and most extensively fitted up water
ing pLice in the .State, and can accommo
date three hundred persons.
A good Band of Music will remain at the
Springs during the season, and all the facili
ties afforded lor amusements usually found
at lirst-class watering places will be ottered
to visitors. A good supply of ice constantly
on hatd.
Conveyances will meet the trains daily
at Hickory fetation, to convey visitors to
the Springs.
BOARD S2 per day ; $30 per month. Re
duced rates for families. Invalids can have
the advantage of four different mineral
waters, warm and cold baths, Turkish, hot
air, vapor and medicated baths if desired.
DR. E. O. ELLIOTT,
June 5-dtf Owner and Proprietor.
NOTICE.
By authority vested in me by Act of Gen
eral Assembly of North Carolina, ratified
the 13th day of March, A. D., 1879, and enti
tled "An Act to secure holders of policies of
Fire Insurance in North Carolina," I will
offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
at the Court House door, in the city of
Raleigh, on the Kith day of June, A. D.,
1879, at 12 m., three or more Western Nort h
Carolina Railroad Bonds, (First Mortgage)
to pay Judgments in favor of W. O. Long,
Ellis & Alexander, and Collins, against the
Farmville Insurance and Banking Com pany
ofFarmville, Va.
J. M. WORTH,
June5-dtds State Treasurer.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA WAKE
COUNTY :
Rachel Smith,
against
Zachariah Hampton, J. J. Lockhart and R.
F. Morris.
H. J. Smith, administrator of the estate of
Rachel Smith, dee'd., hereby notifies the
above named defendants that, on the 22d
of July, A. D., 1S7, at 11 o'clock, A.M.,
before the Clerk of said County, he will
move to be made a party plaintiff to said
action, wherein Judgment has been ob
taineu; and for said defendants to show
cause why execution should not issue.
, A. J. SMITH, Administrator.
8. G. RYAN, Attorney.
THE KENDALL
Patent Shingle Machine.
Makes from 20,000, to 30,000 perfect, shaved
shingles per day. from the bolts, with three
hands and four horsepower. Makes shin
gles faster, better and cheaper, than can be
done by any other means. Simple, strong,
direct cuting, not liable to wear or breakage,
it is the most Valuable wood working ma
chine ever Invented Patented February
7th 1S79. For sale, by State rights only.
Address,
A. w. Toukobb, Agent
Kaleigh, N .
Hue GatawDa Sjrags
NOTICE I
North Carolina Railroad Company,
Secretary andTeeasurkk's Ofk'ic-
COMPANY SHOPS, N. C, 31, 179
The Thirteenth Annual Meetinir ,,r ,,
Stockholders of the .North Carolina n ,T
Road Company will be held in Cl.arl '"
N. V., on the second Thursdny of juiv
and the Transfer Books of Stock of nal.i i
pany will be closed from this datfe uiit m ""
ter tbe meetinir. ' 111
W. I. Thornbiirr
Sec'y. N. f. It. k.7
June 3-d5dw3w
The Macon Houe
I AT
MOREHEAD CITY,
entirely new management and owners '.in
Persons seeking "'I1
w vB.'.aa. LUC l.ll in I 11 itn ...
HEALTH OE PLEASURE
will find this an agreeable and beulthv .
Sort, With REASONABLE TERMS.
The proprietor promises to spare no imi,,.
in making pleasant the stay of those u i
favor him with their patronage.
0,!aected with the House are (im.i,
BOATS and reliable and experleueed 1 1,
men. 'fa
New and convenient Bath Houses ami
lite and attentive servants. lseb-and i"-
" , JOS. B.DAVIs
may30-lm
WILL YOU SELL tlie FARM !
Chapin's Farm Agency,
RALEIGH, N.
Dr. A. B. Ohanin M :..-,
1 " " " -
North Carolina Branch of Ueorg n
Chapin'a Farm Agency, Koston, Ma.j
Special attention given to the sale of
Carolina Real Estate. No charKe mad, ,,
til a sale is effected. All property ilici i
our hands for sale will be adveriKcd ,,
popular work. The South Illustrated frei .fr
The Charleston News nnd Courier ni.i
"Everybody has heard of (ieo. H. ( Iiain'i, .
farm agency ,and few are unacjuainto.l wul,
tbe success which has attended lu odhJ
tions." f "
The New England Farmer savs: "(;,.
H. Chapin has advertised his farms toil,
amount of SoO.OlIU during the past year 1
commend him to our readers.
The Aiken, S. , Review says:"X0 rn
has done more than Ueo. H. Chani n in u
cause of Southern immigration. Our iUIL0
is thronged with Northern people in s,,, tl
of Southern homes, and good salt s arc l , h,
made. The "South Illustrated" is doiii,' h
great work for us."
The New York Tribune, the Boston Her
ald, Journal,Traveler,(ilole,ai)d Alvirn,r
speak in the highest terms of L"hapin'b 1 aiiu
Aereney.
N. B. SMALL FARMS f particulars , um
wanted at uiirc
omce Fis r Building
liALKI (ill,
may 25-tf
Bragassa's
Bragassa's
Bragassa's
CO N F ECTIO X E R Y ST( ) R K
CON FECT I ON E R Y ST( ) H E
CONFECTIONERY STOKE
16 Fayetteville Mrcet,
16 Fayetteville Htreet,
16 Fayetteville street,
HALE
3 ALE
3ALE
NEW
BANANAS, LEMONS AND CHANGES
JUST RECEIVKD.
may 16-tf
JACOB S.ALLEN
CONTRACTOR 5 BUILDEE,
RALEIGH, N. C .,
(Formerly Betts fc Allen.)
Contracts for Buildings
In any part of the State, large or sum II.
wood or brick. Thankful for the very lib
eral patronage, heretofore extended to tbe
old firm of Letts & Allen, he hopes l
proinpthess and fair deuliug to merit u con
tinuance of the same.
-HOI'S ON HARRINGTON HTBF.ET, where
it crosses the Raleigh Si Gaston Railroud.
Rkfeksby i'kkmission to SamC. White.
Cashier State National Bank ; John ('. Blake.
Cashier Raleigh Natk nal Bank; Col. W. K.
Anderson, President Citizens' Nalicmul
Bank, MaJ. J. C. Winder, Superintendent
Raleigh & Gaston Railroad; MaJ . II
Baglcy Clerk supreme Court,
may ildtfni
B.F.MONTAGUE
ATTONEY AT LAW,
Office over J. p. Gulley's Store,
KAMCIGII, N. C,
Special attention given to" Collection
Claims, and Remittances promptly made.
Reksks by I'kkmission to state Nation
al Bank: Raleigh National Bank ; Cilit nx
National Bank; Chief Justice W. N. ii
Smith, and Judge G to. V. st-r." I'' it-h
N. C. may 17 dtf-
T, J. FOSTER &C0,
Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars
General 'oiiimiioii Merthnnt,
No. 112 Km pi re Block Broad Nlreet.
To1mc-con h Mpeelalty.
Rome, Oa., April 17, Jx7.
april 2-tf
Valuable Property for Sale.
Eighty buililini: Jo's In the city of Greeim
boro. Fine Kl'na'ions. low prices, ao
terms. Now is the time to buy house In
this pleasant and growing city, which U
sure to become, at an early day, the railroim
and manufacturing center oi"the State. K.,i
terms and particular-;, apply to J. I. While
Postmaster, Greensboro, N'. ( '., or A . .
To urtee, iak ih, N
WALTER Ci.ArtK,
ATT0U Fy 'l TAW
KAl.rrUlH N ().
Practlc In th Hnt nnd Kir! Cnnrti
Collections made In aty pit .T tu St&ta.
Office lu Eapley BuiY .i,. cciuer Fayette
vile and Mart .-n ctve?t.
rtec2ttlT
TXTAXTEI) AKXTN-Athome or to
XX travel. State wh kh pi lei red ; il
amount wanted per month lor v I vices and
expenses. Business honorable, permanent,
and easily operated Write u. SLOAN
CO., 806 George .street, Cincinnati, O.
may XJ-did
FOR SALE I
20 Best Ginning Kngliien,
lO best fcMwOIIU Engines,
lO bet Factory Knaliies.
810,000 value Farmi.ig Machinery and Im
plements. 100,000 feet best Lumber.
500,000 best Bricks.
1U0.OU) Laths.
20,000 lfcs. Timothy U0
20,000 ns. North Carolina Hay.
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
Stronach & Allcott.
ONFEGTIONERY
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