DAILY NEWS
WEDNESDAY,
- JUNE 1.
Weather Bport.
Wini5UToji, Juo IT.
Tor Ue South Atlantic State. lwr pre
urt, imilbfl loouUel lrd. Uhlly
hifbr stationary ternpermtur, and clear
or artlj ckodj cmlbr
tale aw
In this caao the Supreme Court on
jeterday granted the certiorari. The
application therefor kh mada by the
Stale and resisted by the counsel for
the defense. The cae will probablj be
heard tbia terra of the Supreme Court.
TherwaoaBetrleal Takle.
Tbe lh'nii"m'if. t I- Hriiion-i
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F- J. II Mini. Groceries.
W. II. Chow. Ixx-al noti-e.
M. IloKSBAt M. Pry Ku.N.
'HnkK' I ck. I I notice.
KfcXTt t KT STATK ITTKRY.
Hkllkh IlROH.-bo.-al noti.-e.
THOVa V. Gookk. Lithia Water.
Personal.
A O Hubbard. Esq., of New Heme,
F M Simmons, Esq., of Ctoldsboro, in
sltendance on the wion of the Su
prerue Court; Captain R B Saunders, or
the IlrowD Chemical Works. Baltimore,
the larjret in the world; Rev F M Fu
rafbv. of Wake Forest: Georjre P Green,
of Wilaon, Charles H LUrper, of the
Henderson Review, and M U L GalU
arher. of Baltimore, are at the National
Hotel.
Proinpt-
L(H1L BBIEI.
Revenue receipts to-day fTGiO.
Mr. Lincke opens hia swimming
set ool thia morning.
& Onrwnhtimer. of Richmond
Va.. baa Uken out a Mate lt-ene. thu
irt th- enormous aeallh in the
uuii'H -
Treasury.
There will lf meeting of Oak
Ne. 41. Knights of Honor.
at !:30 o'clock this evening
eras is requested.
The last monthly musical ami
i. .i f Vi form w ill l-e veil
iitararT rrv" , ,
kuTvenini at St. Mar.Vs cl.ool.
Ciauing at o clock.
t-.-. hmoni Buffalo I.ithii
. j .tx Aj-til in the Nkwh
fJl":",;. A more de-irabie health
rvaort doos not exist.
n .Mi inunh P. Johns'on. of
a r f.m now M. t . from the
Richmond (Va. district, is expected
to make a busine trip to this -itj
within a tew days.
r J. C. Brewster, who furnish-
ee the citr with oil. has had it aubnnt
U1 to test by the light committee.
Thee have reported that twentr cent
worth of the oil will last ninety hours.
Iet the iTood work go on. The
atdewaike in front of Heller Brothers
d tirausman a nave ueen rrirr-i.
and the brkks in front of the itore
D S Wait A Brother nave
nr. nmhAnUVI tO the Ul
r r ' w -
improvement.
Architects an ! builJcrs were at
work yesterdav on the weet itension
mft rawford a meat stall in the market
bouse. When finished the establish
ment a ill present the appearance of a
handsome cottae orntr with a bay
window facing the avenue.
Hr. James McKee. chairman of
tbe CountT BoArd of Health, baa noti
fied the "stall-keepers in the market
buildma- that they must rijidly comply
with the rules relative to keeping their
premise in a cleanly condition, and
will make an inspecting tour every
evening at & o'clock.
Mr. E. J. Hardin, one of the lend
ing fmilv irrocers of the South, makes
an important announcement anionic the
new advertisements this morning. He
la a business man of unusual attain
ments, and supplies an extensive de
mand for groceries iu this city and
abroad.
The Treasurer i fully into the
business of exchanging Umds under
the new fuudiiwt act. He has received
onlv a part of the denomination of
fliiuaud delivers them as demanded
by tboe who hve made deposit with
him of old lnds. The other denomi
nations are anxiously lo. k ' 1 for by th
Treasurer as he hoie to continue the
exchange as rapidly as poil.le.
of
taken
neelei
EtrartUn Is OxfsH fer the Beaeflt
eftke Orsbsa Asylan.
A train baa been chartered to leave
Raleigh on Toeeday morning J4th in
stant, at naif past five o'clock and re
turn aame evening; all who wish to go
should hand in their names at once, in
order that transportation may be fur
nished from Henderson to Oxford.
Tbe invitation is extended to all. The
exercises at the Orphan Asylum prom
ise to be of a most entertaining charac
ter. Speeches will be mavte oy several
distinguished gentleumu. For further
intormatloti apply to
A. P. C. Buy an.
W.J. Wikb,
(i. Rosenthal,
J. A. Bbiks.
Committee of Arrangements.
A wlnr Machine Bargwla.
A Bran New Home Machine for sale
at 25. Call quick if you want it.
Drawer 453, Raleigh P. O.
What are ttoe PrsfflU T
This ia tbe absorbing point that is of
chief interest in every bosines trans
action. By the combination system of
operating in stocks, Messrs. Lawrence
A Co., Baokers, N. Y., unite the orders
of thousand of patrons in various sums
into ono immense amount, and oper
ate them asamiarhty whole, thus ob
taining all the advantage of the largest
capitalist and bent skill. iron:s are
distributed pro rata among sharehold
er every month. In this way large
gains are secured in short periods, and
capital from f 10 or $15 to $.),()00 can be
used with equal proportionate success,
3) will make $1,000 in 30 days. fl50
will pay 91, 5(i0 profit, or 10 per cent on
the stock, and ho on, act-ording to the
market. A citizeu of Trov, made $315.
75 on investment of $50. Si any custo
mers are doing better. The new circu
lar has "two uiierring rules for suc
ccsi4," and full details so that anyone
can operate profitably. Stock and
bonds wanted, tiovernment bonds sup
plied. Applv to Lawrence A Co.,
Bankers, 57 Exchange Place, N. Y.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
YarroRui oh HorsK Dr. O. W. BUck
nall. Proprietor.
Mrs JL Love, Miss Love, Bladen;
Mrs W A Robinson. Mrs Purm-11, Fay
eitevil'.e; Col Ivev F l,ewb, Ala; E A
Small. J A lirav. J A Ikxlson, C Ci
Yates. Greensboro; W K Iavis. Iuis
burif; E L Nash. New York; Norwood
tiilew, Wilmington; J C Wooten, Kin
ton; J E Tavlor. Md; Col L W Hnm
phrev, tioldiboro; P A Dunn, Wake;
Pride Jones, Hillsboro: H P Colev,
Charlotte; J M Wilson, Wilson's Mills;
Dr T II Avers, T II Perrv, Wake; W E
Weaver, t.eo A Kelliner, Baltimore;
B A Capehart. Oranville; Sheriff H C
Kearnev, Franklin; Pbiltpterj, Rich
mond; A Evans. Athena. Ga. Dr H C
Herndon. oxlord: Miss Lena II Smith,
Miss R W Shields, A B Hill. Jr. Soot
land Neck. Major T H Bla. knall, Kit
trell. National Hotel S R Street d: Son,
Proprietors.
W A Bridgera, Sparta; J E Cobb,
R C Lewia. Toisnot, J O Oates, Tarboro;
C A Winkler. Salem; D T Wood, R A A
A L R R; R B Saunders. N C; F M Pu
refov. Wake Forest College; Malcolm
Wyatt, Charleston; George D Green,
Mies Green, Thoe S Kenan. Wilson;
George Cole, Jonesboro; L T Buchanan,
Durham; Charlea H Harper, Hender
son: U 1- Gallagher, uailimore.
An I nfailina: Evidence or Good Taate.
The judicious use of some delicate
perfume Is an unfailing evidence of
ifood taste. The most polished of all
lands class sweet scents among their
most important luxuries. Dr. Price's
Meadow Flowers, Pet Rose, etc., are
the uems of all odors.
Haehlnery.
Brewster is agent for the sale of
threshinir machines, cotton gins and
evervthing the farmer wants, also every
article the housekeeper nee Is. Call and
examine his stock and see how cheap
his i;oods are.
Broke Jail.
The Cochran Enterprise gives an
account of the escape from jail in that
piac on Wednesday evening of last
week, of Ihomas, alms Spell, cuargeu
with poisoning his wife in Sampson
county, N. C. The Governor of that
S'.ate has made a requisition lor tiie
prisoner, which was granted by Gov
ernor Colquitt. But pending the arri
val of the sdierifl, he contrived to re
move the iron ring from his leg, and it
is ssid with the aid of asteelvard broke
down two dirs, and escaped in open
daylight. The villain has confessed
his crime.
As a Diuretic
In nil I diseases ef the kidneys the best
known remedy is the regular use of the
tunc us Buffalo Lithia water from
spring number 2. It acts promptly and
eile hi: illy, does not difier in taste from
oth : -satersand to those who sutler
froi i k.;i Inev complaints it is an indis-
pen ilMe necessity. For sale by all
nrirt class druggist.
-Errsh ArHsuls at I. T. Johnson's.
Richmond lolted meal, 500 lbs nice
white corn bulk meats, N. C. hams and
sides. A large lot of pens, ditterent
kinds.) Cuba molasses in obis and
tierce-, '20 bags coffee, different grades,
'20 bbla 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 run fas on hand yet.
1). 1 . Jooiison. "
Prime Timothy Hay,
Marshall's Li erpool Salt.
Clear Rib Bulk Meat,
Eger ton's Scotch ."suuff.
Sole leather Saratoga packing trunks.
valises, satchels and shawl straps, just
received, selling cheap at Heller Bros.
Shoe Store.
..rik KoJelali o
The Raleigh OMerver ww sold yes
terdav at public auction at the .-oiirt
bouse door aeeordinjr to advertise
ment. Mr. John C. BUke as the
purchaser at J.3. Thi purrl.w
made t.r Mr. John Galling ol tti vity.
Boone, of North-
arrived in this ci:y
hnutT Sheriff J. D.
iracton cour.tv.
eaterdav sub two convicts. George
iuu Jofin Williams and Mcs Vin
eont; both for larceny and re.-eivuig
stoleo goo.1. Tbev were ae-t.ten.-od
rb to two vears in ia reniieniuM .
Karl reott.
Mr. S. . Wt!.n. proprietor of the
Kaleicrh Nunn, mad? his apfH-ar-anco
tn the Nt oxTii-e yesierviay wi;h
basket of i-earhe-s. per and apples,
which were duly consumed. Mr. v il
aon shipped to"crt of peaches nor h
yaaterdar. aithouich he pay but little
attention to fruit-raising, his attention
being mainly o.-cupi-l ith his nurseries.
Good Results of Life Insurance.
Another practical illustration of the
value of Lite Insurance is found to ex-
st in the tact that the .Ltna Lite Insur
ance (.ouipanv inrouifa ineir iienetai
Akient, W. II. Crow, has just paid
OOu for a policy on the life of Colonel
Joel Latlin. deceased, and also has in
hand $o,onu to pay Mrs. Englehard for a
poi: y uon the life of her late hus
band, J. A. Eaglehard, Esq., Secretary
of Stale at. the time of his death. Major
W. H. Crow will le fleased to see
or Lenr fioin any parties desiring to
make a safe and judicious investment
in this old and truly worthy institution
whi'h has been managed by him in
North Caxoliua aud Virginia for four
teen vears.
Heller Bros, ttavejust received another
auppir oi ladies . misses . an l infanta
"1-1. .-r - i!. J I
jiii. ice quaiiirauu low pri es.
Ail
loln In r paatry.
Be the ue of Ilavorins Extrai-ts,
luaile from injurious artii-les, iu our
paMry and our creams, we encounter
danger. These evils may be avoidl
by U"m none but Dr. Pri-e"s Spe-iai
oring K traets, whi-h are free from
all deleterious su trwdtmes. They are
ninde from the fruit.
For sale it wholesale by
W. II. Dori.
Keceied To-llaj.
"(i dozen telephone shirts, .".
l,mi pairs shoes from 75c a pair up.
5on parasols from 15c up.
l.ouo yards panLscloth Irom 10? a yd. up.
." ilo7.cn handkerchiefs at 5c each.
IU shirts at 25c each.
LlX pairs drawers at 30c each,
at Woolleott's Open Front Store,
Wilmington street.
For Sale.
Two frame dwellings on Swain street
One third cash balance o longtime.
Apply to Martin ot Osborn.
Eor Kale by Mnrtln A (Kborn,
iV bushels of Richmond meal,
".("" Il's Tiuiothv hav.
oo busliels of corn, fodder, etc.
Ale. Porter and Mineral Waters.
My faeilities for the delivery of the
slxve in lotiles or keirs, are sujeiir
to any in the State. Prices as low as
the low-t. Country orders solicited.
M. Hii.i,s," Rnleiuh, N. C.
City Botling Works.
For Kale
Two hundred and fifty pounds of live
ireese leathers. Thev are nice and will
be sold low. Apply to lttta tV. Myatt,
Wholesale (irwers and Coiuuiissioii
M 'irliants.
Murage Room for R iit.
Will rent for the balance of the year,
our Basement and third floors; fine
rooms for storing cotton, Ac.
J. R. H. Cah.mkr,
MauaKer Oak t'itv Grocery.
Ocean View Hotel. Osborn Pool
Proprietor, Beemfort, 3f. C.
This house is now open for the re
ception of summer visitors. A gooti
liar, bathing houses, etc, are attached
to the house. Sailing boats in attend
ance for the accomodation of guests.
A steamei will also laid passengers at
me hotel wharf, and take excursion
parties to any point on th harbor. Tiie
a i. i .... ' v i.a
vaoie win be suppaea witn me ness uie
market and water afford. Terms of
board $1.50 per day, f 10 per week; $30
per montn. e win not "Dioiv our
own horn;" but will be pleased to have
otners do so for us. Goldsboro Mail,
Messenger, Winston journals, Tarboro
Southerner and Durh?m Plant copy
one month.
Attention iallea.
We call the attention of the ladies to
our beautiful new styles of visiting
cards. Entirely new and very elegant.
Samples sent through the nostoffice on
application.
Toereatest Blessing.
A simple, pure, harmless remedy
that cures every time, and prevents dis
ease by keeping the blood pure, stom
ach regular, kidneys and liver active'
is the "greatest blessing ever conferred
upon man. Hop Bitters is that remedy,
and its proprietors are being blessed by
thousands who have been saved and
cured by it. Will you try it? See
another colum n.
For I'pwarda 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 diarrhaea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old
and well-tried remedy. 25 cents a bot
tle. "
100,000 feet pine lumber.
1200,000 heart pine sawed shingle?.
2,000 bushels bolted meal.
2,000 bushels corn.
2 car loads baled fodder.
2 " " " hay,
and a variety of horse and cow feed on.
hand, and more coming. For sale very'
low by Jones, Green fc Powell, 47 Fay
etteville street, Raleigh, N. C.
Boy'sKlrsw Hals
White and colored, the cheapest in the
city, at R. B. Andrews fc Co., Clothiers
and Hatters.
t'nniM
Maybe planted in Mayv June and
July. For sale bv W. H. Dodd
Bo v ink, Mississippi, April 22, l7Ji.
The following correspondence will
explain itself: A. Waddill, Esu.,
Lynxiibtru, Va. Dear Sir: Observ
ing a certificate from you in reference
to the " Iron and Alum Mass," of the.
Seven Springs, in Washington county,
Va., in relation to its efficacy for Liver
Diseases, would you have the kindness
to inform me whether you used the
"Mass" or the "Water;" also, 'a de
scription of the symptoms and such
other information as you may deem
pertinent. I am a long-time sufferer
with Liver Complaint, and naturally
feel very anxious or the subject of a
remedy that will afford me even tem
porary relief. Your early reply will
greatly oblige, very respectfully,
William Bakr.
Great Redaction of Pjrleea : . ,
I nronoRA to trive. to the natrons or.
K " CI r .
the Piedmont Nurseries, the benefit of -j
the traveling agents commissions on
my Nursery Stock, consisting of Fruit
Trees, Ac. and have reduced the price
50 percent. AbDles and PeacheS.'first
class, three to six feet; fine improved
Fruits as are- grown in North Carolina, d ,j
and readv for inspection, neierenc
triven to any Nurseryman in Guilford
county. Peaches and Apples running
from the earliest to the latest varieties.
Trees will be packed in good strong.
boxes or bales, and delivered to Rail-J
road Depots or Express Offices without
any extra charge for boxes or delivery
I will furnish at the following low rate:
Peaches and Apples in any quantity,
iniDroved fruit. 10 cents- each. Pears
Plums, Apricots, Nectarines, Quince,
Crab ADules. Fiffs. Cherries 33 cents
Ornamental Trees. Roses and Flowers
will be sold cheaper than can be sold
by any n ursery in North Carolina. Cash
to accompany the orders. Any one not
having cash may fill out note, signed
by purchaser, to be paid when trees are
delivered at depot specinea uy pur
chaser. Note to accompany trees and
paid when trees are delivered, pur
chasers pay all freights on same, irees
will be shipped in November and pur
chaser notified when to meet tnern
Persons ordering will state plainly
where to shiD. Name the depots. Let
ters of inquiry answered cheerfully.
Orders solicited aud satisfaction guar
anteed. Send in orders at once.
Very Respectfully,
M. C. Dixon,
kmm?h ATiosa mm
Patapseo
In i and 1 1-6
W. H.Dodd.
Family Flonr
bbl. Sacks. For sale
RALEIGH HAKKETs.
lie ported
Cotton Market :
A VERA, Cotton
by PARKER &
Brokers.
Raleigh, N. C,
Middling
Strict Low Middling
Low Middling
Strict Good Ordinary
(food Ordinary ,
Ordinary
Middling Stains ,
Low Middling: Stains
Good Ordinary Stains..
June l(j. 1S79.
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Lynch nrRH, Va., May 12, 1S70. Wm.
Baku, Knq., Bovine, Mississippi Dear
Sir: Your inquiry in regard- to the
"Liver case" which was effectually
cured in my family from using the
"Seven Springs Mass," is before me.
The case referred to in my certificate
was that of my wife's sister, who is
now in her .soth year, and has been a
member of niv family for the last 27
vears. She had been afflicted with
Liver Disease for 30 years, sometimes
almost living with pains in the back,
breast, and heaviness of the chest,
heart-burns (intensely), sick stomach,
vomiting, Av. I procured a few bottles
ot the "Mass" for her, ami very sxjn
after ;he began the use of it, her health
coiiimeiM-ed to get bet:er, and she con
tinued steadily to improve, and at this
writing, so old, seemingly in as good
neaiin a.s a erson wjio nad never )een
afflicted with these diseases. She at
tributes her cure entirely to the efficacy
of the "Seven Springs Mass." I regard
it one of the greatest family medi- ines
we have access to, not only for nch
diseases as alove indicated, but for va
rious other complaints for which tt is
recommended. Hoping these answers
satisfactory, I am, very truly, A. Wad
dill, Proprietor Lynchburg News.
For sale by Wm. Simpson, Pescud,
Lee A Co., and F. H. Heartt, Raleigh,
N. C, and Druggists generally.
LANDRI M tV LlTCHFIKLD,
Abingdon, 'a.
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Toneof Market, dull and declining.
CITY Jf A HK.JETS Wholesale Prices.
Corrected by CHISTOPHER & SORRELL
Otficlal Report of Grocers Exchange.
.. Ralbioh. N. cX. June ie. 1B79.
Flour, Xoith Carolina. . ,r. .-5 76 tt$6 00
Chickens 15 - JO
Corn....
Com Meal
Bacon, N. C. Hog round... .
" ; " hams
By!k Meats, clear rib sides.
" shoulders
Nor? Ir Carolina Pork ..
Coffee, jiiuiie Rio j . .
- 50 jd
syrup, S. H
Molasnes, (iba
Salt, Liverpool
Suar, wnlte
" yellow
Irish potatoes 1
" North Carolina. .
Sweet Potatoes (seed)
Oats, shelled
Peaches, peeled
44 unpealed
Apples, northern per bushL. SI
dried
Cotton Ties, new
" " spiiced
BiiaiiiiZ
Pork....
Peas, per krti-hel, white
stock
KB
Butter : ;
Beeswax...
Rags mixeJ
" cotton
Fcks tter
Mink . 7-3
lox 90
Coon 3.5
Above are for large quantities. W hen
mall quantitias are wanted' higher prices
will be charged.
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no 1 25
50 (ni 55
75 (.' SO
45 C 50
6 per ft
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t arn -hrHirtr keen this well-known
brand ofCoffee regularly In Stock. It is a
good roasted BOt ground Cortee, already
Elazed and requiring nogz to clear it. Tut
up in $1 packages, mil weight; retail price
tc per "pound." Samples free on applica
tion. f -f - -
' A' FCIL IdlXE OF "BOASTED COFFEE
of. every kind; best quality, freh and at
low prices.
' 1 :
Green and Blacjc Teas
of every description . We sell Teas, only
from the original hestKeep no mixed
Teas, but will mix them to order.
Smoked Beef sliced or shaved to order.
Best Batter reeeived every M-eeJc by
express, retail 25c. per pound.
Everything in Staple aud Fancy
GROCKRIES. at low prices and delivered
promptly.
iunel8-tf-
J. Hardin.
New and Fresh Goods
-AT-
M. R0SEN6AUM S
BROWN T ABL.E LINEN DAMASK
BLEACHED "
HALF BLEACHED "
TURKEY RED
Nine (1) different qualities in all.
'arkin nntl Waiter llothi
Uiutch the same.
to
TOWELS, CRASHES
supply.
and QUILTS new
RECEIVED MONDAY BY EXPKEiSS,
Hamburg Edging, Parasols, Pans, Tor
tion Lace,
all very eheap.
a bargain.
juue l.s-tf
Call early or you will miss
Respectfully,
M. ROSENBAUM.
D . S. WAiTT & B R 0
Wholesale and Retail rlcn,., u '
Ready-Made Clothing
Dry Goods, Hats, Cap, Boot, sh,.'.
tions, Hosiery, (iloTes, Trunk; ' N -and
Valine, K
25 Favette Ile ilini. i'ml,tt
FOU TIIELAJUiS:
I have a very carefully select! u ,
desirable good- to which I invlu-11, "
tlon of the ladies of Raleigh It ,. '
In part of t,""I'r...i
Children Ready-Jfmlf olh,
IMllee KeadT..m,!Vu,(
Embroideries and Trimming an.t
eral assortment of FANCY AKTji V I
LADIES' AND CHILDBEN'S WEas'"'
My prices are verj" nas .nal.le
certain I can make It u the udvur,. :
the ladies of Raleigh to favor me win T 1
patronage. " .r
MADAM F
Cor. Martin and Salisbury
-a tf '
may22
4-4 PRINTED CAMBRICS
Dress Goods
At 8Jc per jard,
12 FOU 81.00. .
Light Colored alpaca
; Hamilton Mills-l-x-. per yar.l.
The - Cheapest.
Soft-Finish
Cambric In
State.
SOME EXTRA BARGAINS
In Wbite NhInabimI Orsandlo fiiHl,i,
Lawns ! Lawns
Every Style and Color.
6'i cents per yard, worth HJ en..
$15,000
FOR
$1
June
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS
T wr It
Colonel John MclXnM to'.d Nti'
reportr tut month inc th: he
wa for Merun for rrdent nd
Fcnton. of New York, fur Vice Rrfau
denl. Tbe reporter tnd a not of il in
the lorl column of this rpr l the
time. In few dj ll luivdie
Courier -Journal h.ilt. then the Nash
ville American. New nrlMci lN tn--rt.
Savannah New. and others.
iiit'a bn.l Ixittotn aud luw heeled
h-c. in calf and goat akin, comfortable
and .wv to the ft Kit. A full avortment
at Heller Hrt.
It ta true that arhool Uk rn It
bought on aa gori term In Kalettfh an
at any other pl-e n the l'i)itel utea.
Alfred WiUUma A Co.. Raleisrh. will
nd their new catalogue of aHiool
book freJuce.1 price 1 free to eterj
teacher In North Carolina who will
write for it. and thev will fnrnUh ary
thin( tn their Une. wholesale or re'ail.
proropUv and at l.el price. Trv
them.
Ta Pareell Uie.
A correspondent, who ha l-een ""ilo
Inc" the aeapcrt of the State, wri'.e:
W'e have jut flnUhed a few 1ys m.iv
In Wilmington and oaturally
tapped at iKe Jnatly ppular "1'urcell
llooe, We aunl It ail we -ould
virUh for In everr way. Kverythlnu
eiean, neat, and cv-in fortable, the table
we'd aoppllel. and aervanta attentive.
Tbere haa recently been a change in
tbe proprietorship, Mr. Howell Cobb,
tba aen ior member of tbe firm of Cobb
Broe., having" purchased the Interest of
hla brother. Mr. Cobb baa had con
siderable experience tn the hotel hui
nea and la extentivelv and favorably
known by tbe "travellnn public," and
we be peak for hlra (which be richly
deaervra aucceaa."
While in New Vfrk thi winter or
aprnnf. you tieet not pay twice for
meal that tou only get once. In other
w ords, an the Graud Central Hotel, on
Ursula ay. la now conducted 011 both
plan, the AimTicm or fLW, and
the Kuror-.tn 81. "0. and upward, per
day, wbirh allows you to take your
meal at the eleteant !letaurant. at
tached to the Hotel, on moderate Prices,
or t take a rin only, and pay for the
uica you iret.
Virginia penitentiary v wts bropans,
the Iki plow lue, reduced in price to
f 1.65. at Heller Hrm.
hams and ahoulden
rop t ula uiolaanes.
it to
preeae Cewrt.
Court met yelerday morning
o'clock ; all the JustU-es preeenu
Appeals were called as follows:
Tbomaa Jones, adminialraior, ra. A.
Vlc. Cameron tt al, from Greene; ar
gued by II. t'. Grainger for the plain
tiff; no counsel for tbe defendant.
YVyaU F-arp tt at, rj. W. H. Richard
son ct at, from Wilson; argue.1, on pe
tition to rehear, by Gilliam A GsMmg
sad Geonre M. Hmede. for plaintiff, sud
Bosbe A Buebe for defendant.
Samuel Rowland ta. Calvin Rame.
frocn Wllaoo; anroed by Conner A
Weodard for plaintiff, and Lewia A
Strong and II. r. Murray for defen
dant. Clara A. Dixon . Joaeph Dixon tt
ml, from Greene; argued by Kaircloth
A Sim moos for plaintiff, and Dortch A
Son for defendant.
Court adjourned uutll to-day at 10
make's Ire.
Nothing ia more grateful to t'.c
parched tongue or over-heitel LmkIv
than a drink of oold ice water, or iced
tea. Blake ia the place to try it.
Leave your order early.
I-viics' slipper, from 4o cent up;
! Newport from i) centaup; infanta'
alipjM?rand shoes from 20 rente up.
Our ? cent gaitra a. goo. I as iiuallv
elhnj- at l. at Heller Rroe. Shoe
IIuue.
Another lot of ueful houeho!d arti
Heller's ." r-nt counter.
One Australian Trade.
Since the establishment of the Pacific
line of Meainer, the trade between the
I'nilcl State and Australia has in-crea-ed
wonderfully, and Hall's Ral
am. for ongh, coll. ami all lunr dis
eases. now a rcrular artideof exnort
to that country, and one of their ataple
medicines.
VVIae and Cake far I.Tfnlnr.
Alfre.! Speer of New Jersev. it should
be known, i oih of the tno-t extensive
prc-iucers and dealer in l'ure Wines
and llrauJics iu the United States. He
make a superior Tort Wine, which
took the highest premium at the Ceti-
irniiMi, niiiiKii as if(T H i on ItrupC
Wine. It ia sold by Win. Simpson,
dmjxist, Raleigh, N." C.
'halealeHtore.
Messrs. Latta A Myatt have on hand
nd to arrive-
i.sh.1s "I.. A M." Family Flour.
50 " s'' '
2. bbls. I'atapttco and Grants Flour.
4o s.u'kn N. C. Flour.
TH bushels corn.
S " inoTtl (Virginia bolted;.
2'. on A h. bulk C, It. Bides.
" h.f -on and shoulders.
" (iuivaied ami uncanvaased
hams.
lbs. N. C
U bb!s. new
V New Orlenna
3." " "ljueeii Ree" Syrup.
Z,'JK I ts. bucket, tub and tierce lard.
43 bjvifs Rio Coffee.
'i bbl. "yellow " suar.
Ij ' "A." and "C." upir.
f ' Granulated "
All of w hich w ill lie sold low. Send
i-r sjunple and price list. Latt.i A My
att, Whole.iie i ro.-ei"M.
( onl !
W - :.. than ever known. There
.i itu aiivmiiv n tlie 1st of June.
There will be another the 1st o' Julv
it is exjiected. We have just received
several cargoes just from the mines,
and offer it for the next fifteen davs,
delivered, at so per ton of 2,L'4i
pound, cash. Those who prefer can
pay for it now and have it delivered on
short notice, when they chouse, within
the ne v! '. days.
Jonks, G it k k n tt Powell,
47 Favetteville street.
ur t entral Depot, Italeigh, N C.
For Kent.
A dwelling house in the city of Ral
eigh. Seven rooms, in good repair
with necessary outhouses. For particu
lars applv to W. H. Pace, Attornev at
Law. "
It la to your Interest to Know
that Payne Bros.arenow making the best
bricks 011 this market and selling them
lower than the lowest. They can all'ord
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" w hich is unsur
passed in the State of North Carolina.
Ve 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. ltaleigh N. C,
Mtht Shirt.
Best quality, cut long and well made,
at 11.00. The lowest price in the citv, at
R. B. Andrews A Co., Clothiers " and
Hatterx
Only 8- For
lilue Flannel Suits,
at R. B. Andrews A Co.
Hatters.
of fast colors
(otbiers ami
Prejudice Kills.
"liN von ve.'.rs our daughter suffered
on a bed of misery under the care of
several of the lest (and some of the
worst 1 physicians, who gave her dis
ease various names but no relief, and
now she is restored to us in good health
by as simple a reme.lv as Hon Bitters.
that w e had poohedat for two vears, be
fore using it. We earnest Iv hope and
pray that no one else w ill let their sick
su tier as we 1 id, on account of preju
dice against so ivhI a medicine as iiop
Bitters. "The Parents.
False Impression.
It is generally supposed by physi
cian and the people irenerally that
Iysepia cannot invariable be cured,
but we are pleased to say that Green's'
August Flow er has never, to our knowl
edge, foiled to cure Dyspej-si and
Liver Complaint iu all its forms, such
a Sour Stomach, Co-stivenes Sick
Headache. Palpitation of the Heart,
Indigestion, lutd taste In the mouth, Ac!
Gut of the dozen bottles sokl last
vear. not a single failure was reported,
but tho:isandof complimentary letters
received from Drug-ists of wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any
ease. Try it. Sample little 1(1 cent.
Regular size 7i cepla.
Haunted .Vie.
Debt. iovertv and sutlerimr IihiihIiI
me for years, causeil by a sick family
and large bills for doctoring, which did
no good. I was completely discouraged,
until one year ago, by the advice of mv
pastor. I procured Hop Bitten and com
menced their use, and in one month we
were all well, and none of us have been
sick a day since; and I w ant to say to
all poor men, you can keep vour fami
nes w en a year with Hop Bitters for
les than one doctor's visit w ill cost.
A Workingman.
Irecriptiott Free
For the speedy cure or seminal weak
ness, loss of manhood, and all disor
ders brought on by indiscretion or ex
cess. Any druggist has the ingredients.
Address Davidson A Co., 78 Nassau
street, New York.
Gnn and Loeksmitn.
Brockwell A King, near the rear ol
the U. S. Court House, on Salisbury
atreet, are prepared to repair in hrst
class style. Breech-loading and Muzle
loading Shot Guns and fire arms of
every description. They also repair
Uoor Ixx'ks, Trunk Locks, and locks of
all patterns. Umbrellas, Parasols, Flu
ting machines, and everything in th
line of small hardware," either brass,
steel or ron. Sign ami Bell hanging a
secialt5 Grdern from a distance will
receive sjecial attention. Keys fitted
tt residences on short uotice. All work
warranted. ,
Marble and Oranlte Monuments and
Tombs.
The finest work in the S mth. Work
set up in cemeteries die - r than will
be loaded on cars North, i.- cby saving
double first-class freiiii., .iiv of break
age, Ac. All kin!s of cement for sale.
Wolfe's stone burial cases to be seen at
Henry lirown's and marble yard, cor
ner Morgan and Rlount streets, Raleigh,
Cayton A Wolfk.
Would nn Irredeemable Currency be
as goo.1 as gold? While there is
a very large, class of intelligent cit
ir.ens who believe it would, we
regard it our duty to all alike to
say that as a cure for old sores,
cuts, bruises, jams and slashes, there is
nothing like Carbolic Salve. Be'vare of
counterfeits.
C. Welkel A Co.
In order to be abreast with the times
m every respect, thia enterprising Iirm
are receiving a ally samples olall the
most fashionable and seasonable goods
now in the market. Select voor sam
ples and they will send for'the goods
and make them up in a style that, for
elegance and finish cannot be surpassed.
Tnelr charges will be moderate and
RuitabJeto the times. All goods now
on hand will be sold at very reduced
E rices for cash only. Call and examine
eir stock. You needn't buy unless
toy like,
New York, June 17. Money at3(o,-.
Exchange 4.57i(o4.S7i. Governments
steady at 1.03J. State bonds dull.
Cotton net receipts 3 bides ; gross
3o3o. Futures closed easy; sales 19,
(XH) bales ; June 12.3oCo.l-July 12.40;
August 12.. -J v 12.64; Septemlier R'.25jfc
12.2d; Oelooer 11.63(11.54; November
11.12(0,11.14; December 11.04(11.05;
January 11.05(o, 11.00.
Cotton nominal; sales 514 bales; mid
dling uplands 12 7-iti; middling Orleans
12 9-lti; consolidated net receipts. 1769
bales : exports to Great Britain
bales; to France bales; to the Corlti-
nent --.
Flour quiet, strongly in buyers' favor;
Southern Hour dull; common to fair
extra 5f4.75(h,5.0 ; good to choice $5.65
(o.iJ.75. Wheat, heavy ; ungraded win
ter red Sl."S(a,l.lt); S'o. 2, $1.17(a,L17i.
Corn ungraded, 39(g,43, active. Gals
heavy; No. 3 nominal at 37J. Coliee
active and unchanged ; Rio, in full
cargoes, li(o.l4; in jobbing lots I2i(a,
15. Sugar iirm with fair trade for Cuba;
Muscovado 6(a,G 5-16 ; fair to good re
finiiig, quoted at 6i7-16; prime 6i
9-K: retimed fair demand and Iirm.
Molasses quiet, prices unchanged.
Rice, fair request and quite firm. Tal
low, fair trade and steady at 6i(a o-lo
Rosin dull at $1.30(a,$1.35 for sprained.
Turpentine. "weak 'Pork opened weak
and closed lirmer with moderate trade ;
mess, on spot, is quoted at $9.35 for old ;
fl0.00( 10.25 for new : July delivery
9 ; August $10.00(a,fl0.2o. Lard
easy ; prime steam, on spot, 6.40
6.42J. Whisky dull, $1.07 bid ; f 1.07
asked. Freights quiet.
Raltimokk, June 17. Oats steady ;
Southern 40(o)42; Western white 39(g,
40; do. mixed 37(g,38 ; Pennsylvania 39
(a. 42. live quiet at tX)tSl. Hay dull ;
prime to choioe Pennsylvania and
Maryland ?11.00(a.Sl2.00 per ton. Pro
visions firm ; mess pork $9.50(
$10.75 ; bulk meats loose shoulders 44 ;
clear rib sides oi ; packed 4i(aoi. iia-
con shoulders 4J(o ; clear rib sides
5i(o,(5; hams 10j(allJ. Lard, refined, in
tierces 7. Butter quiet; prime to
choke Western packed 10(a,12: roll
10u,12. Eggs steady at 13(aU4. Coffee
juiet; Rio cargoes 11 (a, 141. Whisky dull
xl.OuUa.LO4. teugur 8(o,i. .
Wilmisotos, June 17. Spirits tur
pentme firm at 24. Kosin steady
strained Sl.OTi ; good strained $1.10.
Crude turpentine steady; hard $1.00 ;
yellow dip $1.0A ; virgin $2.10. Tar
steady at 75. Corn quiet ; prime
white 00(0; 01 .
Cincinnati, June-17. Flour in good
demand and a .shade higher; for
fatuity $5. 10(g, $o.00. Wheat stronger and
in lair demand; red and white $1.11 j
$1.15. Corn quiet at 3S(a,39. Oats firm
at 3((i:;Si. Pork quiet but firm at $10.25
(a, $10. 60. Iird quiet but firm; current
make held at $0.1o. Bulk meats strong
er shoulders held at ;i.80, short rib
sold at $495j cash r sales ?4.92j buyer
June and sellei July $4.95,5.074 snort
clear held at ?o.l0. Bacon in good de
mand at full prices shoulders $4.12
(a, $4.25; short rib $5.38 ; Bhort clear rib
$5.5(g,5.75; Whisky active and firm at
$1.01. Butter steady and unchanged;
Sugar steady and unchanged. Hogs
active; pacKJiiif. c , .' ..".
Liverpool. J :i:-c 17.- Aooii Cotton
dull; middling upxauus o 1-16; midd'g
Orleans ; sales 0,000 bales ; specu
lation and export 1,000 bales; receipts.
2S,3oO bales, 18000 American. Futures
uplands and low middling clause for
June aud July delivery, G 15-10; July
and August,- ; August and Septem
ber 7 1-32$ September and October. 6
THE K EXTl'CK Y .STATE LOTTEKY
is drawn in pursuance of an act of the Gen
eral Assenioly of the state of Kentucky
Fl)H THE iiKVEFIT OK
EDl'CATIO.VAL I S I JTl TIOVN.
THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE scheme Wi I.L
BE DRAWS IN" Pl'Bl.K' AT l OV;NTIIS, Ki'..
UNDER THE Sl'I'EK V i.SI -N OF iVOKN CCil
3f ISSIONEKS US,
30. 187
SCHEME :
1 Prize of S15,0)0 is
1 Prize of M.nOO is...-.
1 Prize of -V" is
1 Yizes of 2,5W a re , . .
2Prizetsoi 500 are .
lo Prizes of ;"o0 are
5o Prices ot iO aie
loo Prizes of ou are
200 Prizes of 25 are
400 Prizes of 10 are
I.uoo prizes or o are..
A tine assortment
CURTAIN LACK
with
A M B It E H V 1 S
LA C E L
to match .
COLORED "DAMASK
And Tal-le
( overs. Fruit C
to match.
iotlm Vi k
I.onr iiil Short,
W hile and i'olored
1
Approximation Prizes aini'gto.
515,000
s.ooo
5,0oJ
X' MX)
5.000
5 m
S.y'r 1
5,000
5,(NII
2,925
Lace
-t
OBtislBTtaflG
loves
Yeargan, Petty ad Jones.
InneC-tr.
l.sy-i Frizes amounting to S67,!r2ii
TICKETS, fll
Club rates upon application.
CEHTIFICATF. .S TO
BOX I) FOR h.i YMEXTof PRIZES.
By the conditions ol this act the managers
were required to execute to the Mute of
Kentucky a bond in the sum of one hundred
thousand dollars.conditioned lor theprompt
payment of all prizes, and the faithful dis
charge of all duiie.s imposed by said act, as
seen by the certiflcate of the County Clerk,
as below stated.
SIMMONS A- DICKINSON, Managers.
State of Kenti cky,")
Henry County, ss.
City of New castle, J
I, Vi. W. Turner.Clerk of the County Court in
and for said County and tate,
do hereby certif that the bond
to the Commonwealth of Ken
tucky in the penal sum of
fl 00,0( W, required to be filed
by the Act for the benerit
of the Henry Male Academy
and Henry Female College,
passed by the General Assembly
of said Commonwealth, and ap
proved Dec. 9, 1.SX, was duly
executed, delivered, accepted,
and approved, and that s.iid
bond is ou.y lil"d in my nrfee as
Clerk of said Court.
Witnes- my official signature and seal of of
fice at Newcastle, Hen. v Coun
ty, Ky., this )th day of March,
A. D. 1H79.
f ' ) W. W. TURNER,
, Seal. County Clerk
hftw Prir.p.sRiilAiriflvl
L.ROSENTHAL & CO.
Have male t!ie ex pt riment of pur.lm- ;
a stock so complete n to inclu.- 1 In- uu -1
novelties .
Kens, Youths, Boys & Children's" ClotbL-.j
We offer this ...a-011 to the xnsuin rv ,
line of i.ini-n Ulsters, l)rap d Kte suit .m l
Gossamer Coats. Also, a full line of
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Henry County, Ky.
Address all orders to
Williamson A Co.. General Eastern
A rents, 599 Broadway, New York.
List of drawings published In the New
York Herald. -Htm, Staats Zeitung, Philadel
phia RecxnrdjPhiladelphia Sunday Dispatch.
Pittsburgh Dfspatch and 'Mitsviile Com
mercial. All out-of-tov n tlcke holders are
mailed a copy of the fficial list is soon as
received.
The next following drawing Julv 15, lh7t.
Wanted
A rent In
Above.
ju 17-dit&wlt
at onee ;ood. Kelinble
Kvery Town. Addrenw us
Including the best moke in the country.
There can be found In our stock a complc'
line of Fancy Uotxlit. and Fur, V ila ,.i
Straw Hats and Gentlemen's Furiiiidiln
Goods. We have added to our stock a lint i
Ladies' Linen Suits and
Ulsters i
We invite public inspection and are atiiil
times ready to give quotations of prie-.
Buy Uig largely for cash only, as we do,
three stons, we claim that our price are if
low as any house in this Stete.and cuht.i
mers would do well to call on us beforr pur
chasing. L. ROSENTHAL k CO..
may 27 Raleigh. N. C
21-32; Octolier and November
Futures closed quiet and steady.
June 17. Cotton Middling, lowmid
dling, grxxl ordinary : Galveston
dull at l'-'i, 11 and115 cents; net
receipts o7i bales. Norfolk quiet at
l'2i cents ; net receipt 'Ain bales. Balti
nioro il ll -.t Vl, i2J and 11J cents:
net receipts bales. Boston dull at
13i, 122 and 12s cents ; net receipts 5uo
bales. Wilmington Iirm at 12J, 12J
ami Hi cents; net receipts 13 h-a.es;
Philadelphia quiet at Li, 12f and l't
cents; net receipts 7 bales. Savannah
quiet at 12, 12i and IU cents; net re
ceiuts lo bales. New Orleans dull
and easy at lUi, 124 and 11 cents ; net
receipts 92 bales. Mobile quiet and
steady at 12$, 112 and Hi cents; ret re
ceipts 224 bales.
WE YOU SELL! FARM!
Gbapln's Farm Agency,
RALEIGH, N.
Dr. A. B. Chapin, Manager.
North Carolina Branch of CJeorge II.
Chapin" Farm Afeney,Boslon, Mass
Special attention griven to the Pale of North
Carolina Keal imitate. No charge made nn-
111 a saie is eneciea. ai nrooertv n:,of-. in
our hands for sale will be advertised in h
popular work. The South illustrated free of
eiueiise.
The Charleston News and Courier Bav
iiveryDoay has heard of (left. H. rhnin.
farm agency .and few areumtmniAint uhv.
the success which has attended its operations."
The New Enerland F.-irmer sava-
H. Chapin has advertised his nirms t.. thA
amount of 50.(X0 during the nast ivar u
commend him to our readers.
The Aiken, S. '., Review says:"N"o one
has done more than Oeo. H. Chanin in th
cause of Southern immigration. Our village
is thronged with Northern THonli in 'Qr.h
of Southern homes, and good sales are being
made. The "South Illustrated'' i
great work for u.s."
The Xew York Tribune the Rrmtrm rr
aid. Journal.Traveler,Globe,and Advertiser
speafc in the highest terms of Chapin's Farm
Agency.
Nv. B. SMALL. FARMS Darticulaj-l, a.
wanted at once. 1 , ,
Office Fia r Building
may 25-tf- RALEIGH. N. C
A KIM,KX!II OPI'ORTl'.VITY T' '
win a fortune. Seventh Grand Distribution,
l la.-u,(i, at New Orleans, Tuesday, July Mil,
lS7y lioth .Vionlhly Urawlny
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
This Institution was reg-ularly incorp")r
ated by the Legislature of the State for K l
ucational and charitable purposes, in 1
for the term of I wentyfl ve Year.
which contract the inviolable faith of tin
state is pledged, with a Capital of Sl.tdKi,1""'
to which it has tsiuce added a reserve lin. I
of S15H),W. ItH Cirand Ningle XnmUer
Distribution will take place monthly on
the second Tuesday. !lt never scales or it
pones. Look at tbe following DUtributlon:
CAPITA L PRIZE, $100,000.
1'jO.uuo 'iici. ts ;.t two dollars each. Hal:
Blatchleys
HORIZONTAL
ICE CUE AM
FREEZER.
Sizes, 3 to 40 Quart
k'tf.t.y.hiaoF FAMILY SIZES:
3- lnart....85.50 -Qunrt... .8.flO
4-nart 8-50 Muart . .. $10.00
Cash Discount 20 per cent.
The most economical freezer in the world,
will produce three quarts of flrest quality
Ice Crearn, consuming less than four pounds
of ioe and five mtnutes' time.
C. G. Blatehley, 440 Market Ht., Phlla
mayS-am-r
1 Ickcts. one dohur
LIST OF VIU2.EH:
1 Capital Prize
1 Grand Prize
1 Grand Prize
2 Prizes of $2JhX)
5 Prizes of 1,000
20 Prizes of .xi
100 Prizes of 100
200 Prizes of ."
5th) Prizes of 2D
1000 Prizes of 10
:u),o(Ht
lO.of"1
r,uo"
6,oini
10,ixi
10KHt
lll.lKN'
lU.UO"
10
APPROXIMATIOX PRIZRS.
9 Approximation prizes of 20,tn-i
9 Approximation prizes of 200, l,x)'
9 Approximation prizes of 100, you
1S-57 Prizes, aino'inting to $U',
Responsiblecorresponding agents wan' l
at all rroniicent )NinU, to whom a lib. ral
compensation will be made.
Application fof rales to clubs houli
only be made to the Home office In
New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for fur
ther information, or send orders to
.VI. A. IAI PIII',
P. O. Box Xew Orleann. Ij.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawlnff
are uader the supervision and management
of Generals O.T. Beauregard and Jubal A.
Early.
Wood, Coal & Lumber
OS IIA.VD.
500 CORDS OAK & PINE WOOD
lOO.OOOfeet Lumber.
TO ARRIVE:
500 TOXS COAL.
J. D. WHITAKER.
Foot Hargett Street, Ralelgh( X. C.
June 17-tf.