DAI LY NEWS
lir.O. 4. JOKU.. Mltr Prop'r.
TfMAY. - - - Al(iUST JC. 7'K
The Cotton convention resolved to
ltition fonrt-iH in lavor of rautiii
more money to the Entomological Com
uiision, with the hoe f thu di"ov-
erin mean of annihi!:itinc tin de-
structire caterpillar.
TuLsluior Great Easier u. which
ha lonp Iwen lying at Milford Haven,
England, is to bo fitted up with new
loiler and machinery at a owl of ClOO,-
m a cattlo ship. It is estimate!
that she will rarrVJ2rtnbeal of rattle and
3o.'V) heen. She in to trade Wtween
London and port in Teiw.
Few persons are aware that the tido
of Chinese immigration is so diitish
as to le almost inperccptihle, even
under tho magnifying lens of Citizen
Kearney. During th last month the
number of arrivals at San Francisco by
va was 1 ,"!: and the departures 1,010.
This is proof ojitive that if the Chinese
come they also go.
Oi R Winston correspondent has hal
a conversation w ith Jiulo Settle who
has just returned from the North and
is stopping in Winston awhile. lie
nays the Judije is of the opinion that
Tilden and Grant will t the next
Presidential candidate?. Should this
be the eae it will be some satisfaction
to the Jude that lie has named the
next President, and his name will be
Samuel J. Tilden.
The ill-latel Northern Pacific Rail
road is eraduallv emenrine from the
disa.sters which overwhelmed it in
l.s, an-l is ieipjr pusnej lorwani into
the Northwest thisseason at the rate of
a mile j ds . Vill.4es are spriticititl
up all along the road, and the sales of
land along the line by tho rtuiro ul ami
Kovernment amounted to ,0,u
acre Ixsl year and will probably reach
this year, blowing rejorts of
the capac ity of the country as a heat
prow ing section are made by re-ent
visitor, and there seems to c a bright
prosjtvl for the railroad yet.
S.joi i;kk Ti:t m. says the A"'-
.m h't-f rj'tn, hxs irnne to Kan to
jjrou up with the country. Accordin;;
to the List count Sojourner is lui years
old. This plucky and venerable col
ors" lady apparently caine to this
world to stay when shew. is lwrn. ie
must have ieen I "m aloiit the year to
be born in. A ijic it many persons,
sinf-e distinguished, have leen l"rn,
have lived and disappeared since then,
but sjouriu-r still remains. he is
growing fresh e!ny t'eece on her
head and, as the phrase goes, is ienew -ine
her voulh. If she can on) v demon
strate Uie poiliiity of a person's liv
inc r;ht aiong tor several 1 eiitiine-.
more ir less, there will !ie a gootl ileal
of anxietv to cet tososs i ri of her re-
ctic for doing it.
1 11 y. coverii incut fias at la-T Jut upon
a practi'al e xpodicut Jor ciiliiug the
Indians. It is the intention to take
one hundred of the youths from the
more aavage tril, the Sioux and Ar-
raahooM, nd educate them in clvilUo!
arts at 'arliIe It,rra-k. Pa. When
thev are siitTicientlr e Incite! to h ive
bevome familiar with ti e ethics of civ
ilization thev arc to In returned to their
tribe? and their places are to le filled
with one hun Ire I more of the voungcr
red generation. The theory upon
which the cnvcrninent pursues this
course is that those w ho are educated
will have a direct influence in civil
izing those to w hom they will return
and learn thern the arts, sciences and
agricultural pursuits.
Thk Republicans in Ohio are having
trouble with their negro supporter.
The latter are demanding recognition
aud threatening to liolt unless they re
ceive it. To satisfy the Cincinnati ne
groes a negro was nominstM for leg
islature in that city, but taken down a
few davs afterward because it was feared
that he would injure the ticket. An
other negro, who is a candidate for
Representative in the Republican
stronghold of Cleveland, has been re
quested, to resign his pre-sent position.
mat or justice or tue peace. If he wishes
to run for Representative, ami fears to
do so. leal he might meet with tlte same
fate as his Cincinnati brother. In
Columbus the same question haw
broken out, the negroes demanding
two placos on the lolico be m use their
voto enabled the Republicans to carry
the city. These two josftions were
granted them, but the appointments
produced such dissatisfaction in the
white rank and file of the Republican
party that they had to be reconsidered,
and the two unfortunate negro oI ice
men were dismissed the fon-e.
Two years ago tlte w hole country w as
on a grand strike. Husjnessi and trade
were prustrato I and tho prospects of
the United States never apjearel
gloomier. An unusual num!er of
strikes have been announced during
iue past mouui, Dili uie news is no
longer regarded as gloomy, but as an
evidence of returning prospe-rity. The
strikes of IT7 woro a contest of the
laboring classes agaiiiM a pro fitted re
duction in wages, nei eitat.sl by t!i.
hanl times then prevailing. Tin
strikers of to-ilar aro, for the mtst par:.
demand of laborer for increased
wages, a return to the prices faid a few
years ago. Two of these strikes wi re
announced last Friday that of the
weavers in Fall River and the do. k
men in Chicago, both of w horn demand
ed an increase of ,v jer cent, in their
wages. Judging by similar move
ments iu the North these strikes will
De successful. Kven if they are not.
they are evidence that the shrewd and
sagacious w orkingmen of the North
irc uo iviuimu), I'luijiiiiv ami aro
determined to secure somo of the ad
ran tages of it.
SjTTLER ar pouring into Kaunas
by car-loftils, H(f"n-lo.N andhorHO
loaJs everj day. Hora iJreoloy om u
wrot from leaven worth to tho Tribune
that Kansas vroahl eventually bet-ome
the fourth state in the union aHsiiiing
her precedence orr all but New York,
Pennsylvania and Uhio. It is a fact
that the wheat product of K annas, from
the report for the last year. Just made,
already exceeds that of Ohio, tho niim-
bor of bushels produced by Ohio in
17S leing 'J7.ii ami the numW
for KaiiHAs leint XI .(MUoO. Ohio Wa3
also led in tho matter of corn, and Kan
sas became the heaviest gTAin-produC
imr State in the country. Tho value of
farm products for hvt ytr was t the
rate oT lm (lr every man. woruan an
child in the Suite. The immigrants at
thi tiuia strike for Middle and West
ern Kansas, tho advance lino of settle
menta being .Vm miles west of tho Mis
souri river. What was a few-
years ago deemed unproductive soil is
now paying, though the limestones
arear are undoubtedly the uiot sought
for It will surprise many to learn
that there recently arrived at Salina
Kansas, u large number of immigrants
from the fertile valley of the Shenan
doah, though the Salina people them
selves w ere not at all surprised, (jiov
St. John's efforts in behalf of the col
ored people have not, however, been
crowned witlt success, and manv of
them are vot at Topeka w ailing to be
employed or for something to turn up
Til : Iouisvillo f'iirirr-Journal ex
ands over anew era about to open to
the cotton-growing interest, through
two late inventions one for picking,
the other for ginning and spinning cot
ton as it is brought in from tho field.
These will dispense with living pick
ers and ginners and balers, and with
tagging and ties. The thread they
produce from a long fibre unimpaired
by the sharp teeth of the gin saw, un-
dried by sun exposure, unmacrated by
pressing and compressing, and satu
rated with tho vegetable oil from the
seed we nro assured will 1 ) incom
parably smoother and stronger than
factory yarn, either English or Amer
ican, and must supercede the latter.
The increased facilities for gathering
the crop furnished by the mechanical
coltonpK ker removes the grand ob
stacle to an indefinite increase. With
tho mechanical appliances, which the
( jk t it 1'-J "ii t it' 1 1 is confident have been
secured, "the Northern States," it
says, "should they desire, may remove
"the great bulk of the negro population
"without serious prejudice to an in-
"dtftiuitc expansion of the cotton in-
lustry; and cotton shipped in the
"form of thread will have double the
"market of the value of the raw lint."
tiy.s. (iiaM does not say that he
would not accept the nomination for
the Pi csidoncv, but in u mn versation
with the N'iceroy of Tientsiu, w ho ex
pressed the hiie that he would again
be President, he said it was a place ilis
tastefnl to him. a place of hardship and
responsibilities, and shouhl be tilled by
a younger man. The Sherman organs
have seized lifwin this utterance as a
positive declination to permit tho use
of his name, and are using it toadvance
the pretensions ot their chief,
Tht language wiil bear a diiicrcnt
interpretation. rant ha.s no iilea ol
n juiinating hinis. If. His rule is to ap"
pear anxious to retire to private life and
to ha e the iiom iuatiou forced u pon him
w hiie aifecting to object to it. He could
s'op all the talk almut a third term by a
p siiivo word, and that word he refuses
to utter, l'.videntl v the Sherman men
are premature. The fact that they show
niiicli aii ity to hav it understood
that lirant is odt of the race is proof of
his strength and their fear of him. At
the proper time all the "old man's'
friends may be expts-ted to rally around
his con Talon. ' The interview at Tientsin
will not check the boom.
POLITICAL .VOIW.
Charles Foster thinks the Union in
more peril now than it was in 1jm1, At
least, he s w illing to enlist now. Chi-
C'l'J" I nit'-.
w e suppose loose political news-
papers which occupy themselves in
gratuitous mind-slinging belong to tho
free soil party. Huston Itt.
It is said that a new (rant newspaper
is to he started In Washington. It Ls no
trouble to start a newspaper. The
trouble is to keep it stai ted. (ttriuHfiti
t im iiiri-cml.
.Mauager Kom 11011 siist or stars for
the hio circuit has been republished.
It is painful to observe that it still
lacks the name of tho "Montague" of
Uie Republican stage, Mr. Roseoe
Con k ting. (Jincinnatt Enjui ; .
1 no Joston 1 ran.icrijr cannot sep
. ...
arate puns from politics, and commits
this afroeitv: John I. Raker steps
ahroa! the liutler craft with the pleas
ing consciousness thai the J. I. It. hootn
come before the main boom.
Indiana proposes a candidate for the
r.nglish mission m the ersin of Ren
Harrison. As a iliti-al leader he rat
tle? around so in the shoes of the late
Senator Morton that his ftolitical asso-
ciateTcnii sfnire him as well as no.
The fact that Conklhig is a bitter en
emy of Sherman's gives some of the
latter's friends uneasiness, for the
moro sensible of them do not pret-nd
to nnderrate Conkling's strength. It
is ::oted that ( onkhng did not give
ll iyes warm supiMjrt, and Haves lost
the State.
The friends of Secretary Sherman
think that he will have at least four
Southern States pledged to his support
in the. National Republican Convention
next year. 1 hese States aro Virginia,
North and South Carolina and Ala
bama. Thev have strong hopes in
tte -rgia, I eiinessee and Arkansas.
1 os; in Tsier-' enerai kov savs no is
"w illin ' to irratitv the curiositv of the
jMople to sis the Postmaster-eneral of
the I niteil states. Is lie sure it isn't
a curiositv to see the man who declared
that Tilden was elected and then sac-
rilied his coiiv 1 :i.ns for the sake of
being PosliuaMei -lo neral '.' Jiutt-nt
l'ut.
It t'.e 'hicago Tribunr considers J.
t. Rlaine the leadim? man for the
Presidency in l.s0, what does it pro-
fose to do with all that literature it
produced against him in X7n7 vN hen
those charges shall be satisfactorily ex
plained, it will be time enoutrh to talk
about Mr. Rlaine as a candidate for the
Presidency, and it thev are to be met
at all, it is full time to begin. Cmnn -
n iti (.'ii:ctte.
Iielinrtrit Irc-.
If tliere i io dlitir in North Carolina
that should cet married, we thii.k 'ai-
t.iln Shotwell, of the Farmer ami AIc-
rhamc, is the man."
This is timely. Any lady (thorough
ly North Charolinian) with $10,000, or
more, at her command, should filo her
:-plii-atiii!i before tho next thirty days.
Tlmr l; There In.
Huntfor Commervinl.
There is a prciudice in the mihlic
mind against junketin? at the nubliii
expense.
ftettle i) rest MUlake.
From tne Baltimore Gasette.
Jndee Settle ls bolnnincr tr. thof
he madeamisuke for nominating him-
self for Vice-President on the Orant
ticket when he went to Washington to
get contrdl of the government patron
age for North Carolina. The stringent
civil service reform rules of this ad
ministration won't allow, it tfeedr
Grant men very liberally on govern-
inent patronage.
An IowaMflwart" on the Raiapivye
The Northern rival of the Okolona
States is. the super-stalwart Iemar's
Sentinel of Iowa, which, last week war
bled:
Alabama, Carolina,
Mississippi, Arkansaw,
Come, ye stalwarts, let us twine a rope
to smash their cursed jaw;
Take their lauds and stop their voting;
Ret us grijt 'em on the raw.
Severe on Uie New York Time.
Springfield Republican.
The New York 77 cooly publishes
the editorial indorsements from rural
Republican papers of its "mathematical
demonstration' of Democratic fraud;
but it carefully refrains from any edi
torial reDlv to'the papers which have
knocked the bottom out of its sensation
by showing that the same process ap
plied to Republican .states proves " un
precedented" uepuDiican irami.
Why not send Key.
Port Huron Commercial.
Whv don't the Republicans send our
Post-master. General Key to make
speeches atrainst the danger of Confed
erate brieadiers running the country?
Are they afraid that he might forget
himself and repeat his opinion or tne
manner in which Hayes obtained the
Presidency?
A Promising: Klftit.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
We observe that the newspapers are
befzinning to kill Washington Irving's
coachman, This is a promising sign
that George Wasington's body servant
has finally and surely petered out.
llUsffUonfons.
IN HENDERSON.
For sale my Stock of oou and Fixtures,
eoiuprUintr Shoes, Hats. tTotnlnn aud
Kaucy liood, all new. Also the handsome
new store house cau be rented, Tiow yvu
pled by the Keller.
Arranjteinenta can also be made Ifpre
frred. with Mtlsfactorr letter of character
and hus.siuesa cauaelty to purchase a half
interext In this buoluess. This is a paying
business. I makti this change to complete
my arranirements to enter Into another
ln orouslneH. AUiirei,
BCSINEW.
au -M-xl P. O. Iiox S.
FOR RENT.
Two Store Houses on Martin street be
tween Wilmington ami Kayettevllle street
in the center of the heavy jfroeery trade.
FTHoiitt ciiiteiiilatinr ifolnr in businena
this full or ohiinninK their place of buinesii
will consult their interest by examining
these stores before renting.
Posttusiou irlvenon the first ofSeptembss.
Apply to
AU. JOIIM K. WILLIAMS.
Drug Cferk Wanted.
ne who has had two or tliree ywirs ex
perience In the drUiT btislnefss, has no mili
tary aspirations, noes ni tine iots;o in
any way, doe not it rink any kind of in
toxicating drink, will look utter his em
ployers interest and attend strictly to busi
ness. A voung man that can till the above
111 and i honest, can get a good situation
n a flrt class drux store. .None need'applv
who e.innot k'Ivc siit isfaetory reference.
Add less,
QCININE.
aui: t-illw Salem. N. ('.
THE NATIONAL HOTEL
STATK HOl'SF. SQI'AUK;
RALEIGH, N. C
STREET & SON
Ohiiiti ind I r p r I e t r.
Ke;ievel .mil Re-established.
o
Superior and Special Accommodations
For All Classes of Travel,
may 19 tL
ST. JAMES HOTEL
J
Opposite Capitol Square,
CUUXKK TWKLFTH AND BANK STS..
HICHMOND, VA.
Terms Per Day $2
This House Is most centrally located, be
ing within three mjuares of either of the
m-MtM, Iolmct'o r.xi-MHne or W arhouaes.
r irktH-luw I ulIta :oid l.xnit.s.
A. U. MIMJKE. I'roprleto
Formerly of SL Charlea Hotel,
mar lA-dtf
BERGEN & ENGLE'S
LAGER BEER.
TliU Celebrated Beer took the first prem
ium at the Centennial Exhibition, Phila
delphia. nl flrM grand prize nt Purls Ex-
1 1 n t . h"ir a'.i' in l.tt!fi, half and
quarter barrel.
Send for price list to
M. W. IU'RIv. Agent,
July .U-d tin Norfolk, Va.
HU5ccllnncou5.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
W1I1 1ml-made to thoe anticiptiting buying
Karmliig: Iiiipleiurnt. and Improved
Marblnfry. We sell the Beat Oinninc
Engine ever made. We are Manufactu
rers, A cents for all kinds of Machinery and
we will make ft to your Advan tc to
buy from u. Our (Jeneral
Commission Department
Is complete, conducted by clone personal at
tention and thorough system. By our ex
perience we are prepared to guarantee
the very
If IU II EST MARKET PRICES.
On Arrival. Prompt Keturna with
C'heeli te Balance.
We are authorized to fell for cash or make
satisfactory arrangements in barter.
100,000 Best Hard Brick.
50,UX) feet good Lumber.
50,000 Laths.
10,000 lbs. No. 1 quality Hmoklug Tobacco.
One fine two-horse Phieton. Second-hand.
Little used.
One forty-saw Carey Gin. .
Stronach Allcott,
Manufacturers and Owners' Agents
and Machinery Dealers,
uly2S-tf ALEIOH N.C.
BtcMcaL
Ch Years Before the Public.
TH IpTTETTU IHE
CELEiBRATED
LI VER PILLS
FOU. THE tUROr
Hepatitis, or Liver Conplalat,
A J SICK HEADACHE
P,y.ixpt:ms'0i i- diseased Liver.
! )IN in the ri0dn side, under the
1 u jc o; the ribs, increases on pres
111 c ; suuictiuies the pain is in the left
Jide ; the pat'ient is rarely able to lie
on the left side , sometimes the pain
is felt i-.nJjr the shoulder blade, and
it freqii--'iitl e.Mends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
fcr rheut.cuisin in the arm. The ston
ich is aticctcd with lost of appetite
mil sickness : the bowels in general
. . . live, -.m i -times alttrnative With
i.ix , tlu li.vt'. is iroublci with pain,
iccoinp.mied with a dull, heavy sen
$ .tion in Cic 'auk part. There is gen
erally a . -oil-. .derable loss f memory,
.KLoiiij.iii..d with a painM sensation
of hav.... 1 :lt undone something which
ou-ht to have been done. A slight,
J v cua..a is sometimes an attendant.
I'lic p .'. t complains of weakness
and deb i t - : he is easily startled, his
feet are cold 01 burning, and he com
plaiii3 ol 1 pri:kly sensation of ihe
skin; his sprits are low ; and alihough
he is sati:i. d that exercise wuld be
benefit '.:.! to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fnititude enough to try it.
In fan, he distrusts every remedy.
Several ol die above symptotis attend
the disease, but cases have occurred
a here tew oi them existed, yet exam
ination of the body, after tkath, has
shown the i.ivkr to have beep exten
sively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER
Ur. C. McLank's Liver Pills, in
ci ok Ague and Feer, when
1 ken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be" used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advice all who are afflicttd with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For al bi!;ous derangements, and
as a simple purgative, they are un
equaled. BEWABfc OF miTATlOy.
The jen.;;n': ire never sugar coated.
a red wax seal on the
ression Dr. M:Lane's
JUi,
1
. ..'clan-it's Livir Pills
: . ;.uurei of C. McLiNE and
: k . on the wrappers.
u;.o- aaving the genaine Dr.
m.'. i.utr Tills, prepared by
Ih-i.s., of Pittsburgh, I'a., the
be-
Flk
C. Mi'..
Kielliill
niarl.rt bein full iinitatiou;. of tlic
name Mv Liittr, pel!tii differently but
tame jrouuiicintioa.
ECrETINE
-WILL CCK
SCROFULA,
Scrofulous Humor.
VscurrrjrE will eradicate from the cyatem ct
ery taint of Scrofula ami Scrofulous Humor. It
permAiieutly rureil thousands in Boston and
riciaity viio had been loug and painful sufferer.
Cancer, Cancerous Humor.
The marvellous effect of YEGETfifE la case ot
Ganctr and Cancerous Ifnnior i-liallenKel the
moat profound attention of tlie medical faculty,
raatiy of wliom are prescribing Vxoetixb to
tielr patient.
Canker.
never failed I
Canker.
VmctIxe has never failed to cure the most
IaAsKiblo case of Canker.
Mercurial Diseases.
The Veqetijtk meets with wonderful success
In the cure of this class of diseases.
Pain in the Bones.
In this complaint the Veotett-e Is the great
remedy, as it removes from the system the pro
&ucing cause.
nplaint theVEOTrma
removes from the qyi
Salt Rheum.
Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Heatt, &e., will cer
tainly yield to the great alteraure effects of
Vkoktink.
Rheum, Scald HeaD
o the great alterat
Erysipelas.
martin has nerer failed to cure the most
inveterate case of Krysipelas.
Pimples and Humors on the
Face.
Reason should teach us that a blotchy, rough
or pimpled skin depends entirely upon au Inter
nal cause, and no outward application can ever
ear the dafecL Ykgktixe is the great blood
pari&sx.
Tumors. Ulcers or Old Sores
Ar caused by an impure state of the blood.
Cleanse the blood thoroughly with VEaxTiXE,
aud these complaints will disappear.
Catarrh.
For this complaint the only substantial benefit
can be obtained through the blood. Vkcetixs
is Jie great blood purifier.
Constipation.
Vegetixe does not act as a cathartic to 4a.
bilitate the bowels, but cleanwes all the organs.
CTiKoimjf eacn to petiorm me luncuons devolv
ing upon them.
Files.
estored th
g and pain.
VeQETINK has restot-P.! tlioimlnria tn TnonltS
who haye been long and painful sufferers.
Dyspepsia.
: is taken regularly
rtain and speedy ci
If VEGETIJf E is taken recmlarlv. accordlnc to
directions, a certain and sneedv cure will follow
la use. '
Faintness at the Stomach.
TBOrriXE is not a stimulating bitters which
creates a fictitious mMifp but a irpntle tonl.
which assists nature to restore the stomach to a
healthy action.
Female Weakness.
VEOxrars acts ritiWtw
these com plal au. it inTigorates and strength
aas the whole BTStem- acts nnon the aecretiva
organs and. allays inflammation.
General Debility.
InthlseonmlainttliA sond ffwtinf thVnTt.
jyxare realised immiktw ftr
6 take it : as debility denotes deficiency of the
weod, and Tianwi acts directly upon tin
Ycgetht U Sold bj all Dmggiits.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED ITNTII. FRIDAY AHGUST
22U 12 M FOR
100,000 more or less, best hard Brick.
loO Bbln. mnro rr Imi tvpmt. Rrutunriiilp
Cement.
'M Bbls. more or less best Portland Cement.
BidS to be ewlnnivl 'PrnnnanU for fl1nitih.
log material to tmlld Cisterns" andto be de
livered to the Clerk of th Board of Alder'
men.
The above t haaivmvH t. tha
be designated horeafter Within the City
a lu i mA
O. ROSENTHAL, )
ALFRED CI-CHURCH, Committea. .
N. DUN8TON. )
aug lo-Ul
Sdraof Notice.
Tin. Twentv-savienth Session
of Miss
wiltcom-
.Frances A. Haywood's School,
'mence on Mwnday, August 25, lei 5).
Payment monthly,
aug 19-1 w
Mt. Yernon Instituted
4 9ft. Vernon Place, Baltimore, Md.
English, French, and German Board li g
and Day School for young ladies and little
girls. Mrs. Maky X Jonks and Mrs. B.
Maitxand, Principals, assisted by a. large
corpe of professors. The twentieth annual
seaAjoA will commence Sept. 18th. For cir
culars address the Principals.
June 12d3rn
BEDFORD COTTJVTY, VIRGINIA.
On Va. k Tenn.'TEt. R., 15 Miles West of
fLynchburg.
A school in which young men and boys
are prepared for a University or lor business.
High and healthy location, full corps of
teachers, thorough instruction, liberal pro
vision for the accommodation and comfort
of students. For catalogues containing in
formation, address.
W. S. ABBOT, Principal,
July 25-dandw2m. Bellevue P. O.
Richmond Female Institute,
VIRGINIA.
J. B. Jeter, D. D., President of the Board o
Trustees.
Miss Sallie B. Hamuer, Principal.
This Institution, which has been so lib
erally patronized by the people of the South,
wilt open its twenty-sixth Annual Bessiou ,
September 22.
For information address the Principal.
July 15-deow2mos.
Winston Male Academy.
Wlustou, N. C.
Classical, Mathematical, Scientifical and
Commercial.
Fall Session begins the 1th of August and
continues 20 weeks.
Board and Tuition to suit the times.
Winston, for social, moral, and healthful
advantages, has no superior. FOr full par
ticulars, Address,
J. A. Monroe, A. M. Frincipal.
July 2 Otf.
Fii3 Graat uiS30er.
PU3CLL LADD & CO.,
Richmond, Va.
mayn-dfewtf
FURNITURE
Furniture! Furniture!!
On hand and for sale 'M) suits of Chiimiber
Furniture, in prices from $25 to $100. Also
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, Safes,
Chairs, and every article usually found in a
well stocked furniture store.
Furniture in Great Variety.
Parties lu want will consult their interest
by paying me a call.
Orders by mail promptly attended to
WILLIAM DAFFKON,
1438 Alain street. Richmond. Vi
Mattress and Upholstering Rooms, 16, 18,
'a. North KitteentJi street
Keptia-dlv
Ci ul utreetfrom Sixth to Seventh
RICHMOND.
KNQINKfl. portable and stationary, SAW
MILLS, QRIST-MILLS, BOILERS, CAST
INGS ofBRASS and IRON, FOROINOS ike.
M ACHIN ERY for Gold and Coat Mines Bias
PnTnaces'. Ac.
We call Bpecial attention to our IMPHOV1
Eli POKTAtiiiK JsmNUIk. lor. agricuitura
and other puriosea. The Boilers of our
Agricultural Engines are provided with our
Patent premium Si akk katia u u ishkk
a device by whieh the 8iark8 are forced t
nass downward over a reservoir of water and
effectually extinguished without the use of
wire gauze. Our is the only arrangement of
this kind which alford" free access to the
boiler tubes for cleaning from each end.
The officers ot a large number of the best
insurance Companies pronounce tola spark
Extinguisher nerfect in its ooeration.
New styles SMALL LOCOMOTIVES for
hauling lumber, and other artlcren upon
tramways ana narrow gauge railway?
The best Planters regard our GINNING
ENGINhS superior to any m use. bend, for
Illustrated Catalogue free. Other things
Detng equal encouragesoutiiern institutions.
Repair work solicited ana promptly done.
Hhaiting, fuiieys. sc. tor Gin nouses..
"Manufacturers of Jones' patent Tobacco
Bump Maciiiues to work by hand or power
WM. E. TANNER & CO
K. R. B AUG IIAM, Rich Square, K u
Gen I Agent it Eastern North Carolina.
Gen. .I.J. Whitehead, Agent
Raleigh. N
Jas. If. Baugham, Agent,
Ju 27- Scotland Neck. N. C.
Souse PuilUino.
Jacob S. Allen
RALEIGH, N. C,
(Formerly Belts A Allen )
Contracts for Buildings
In any part of the State, laree or small
wood or brick. Thankful for the very lib
eral patronage heretofore extended to the
old firm of Beits & Allen, he hopes by
prompthess and fair dealing to merit a con
tinuance or tne same.
lHOP3 ON HARRINGTON STREET, where
' It crosses the Raleigh A Gaston Railroad.
Retkrs by pkrmissioi to Same. White,
Cashlerfctate National Bank ; John a Blake,
Cashier -taleigh National Bank ; Col. W. .
Anderson, President Citizens' National
iBank; MaJ. J. C. Winder, Superlnteedrnt
iKaietgn sl- umiod Kanroaa; Maj W. Hi
Bactby, Clerk - uprexne Court .
BM7 2i4n
BelleToe
HigH
Scnool
mm
BU1FMS0 LIT H I A SPRINGS.
THE.
MECKEENBURG
GREAT TtiNJC AND
GREA l J- MERICA N
THE
GREAT
TWO
FIFTY -SAW
WILL BE
APPLY TO
Eminent uaenusis uiiu. rujDu;aio . r
are free from adulteration, richer, more effective, produca better
results than any others, and that they Use them in tho.r 'hh
families. . ; ........
iamuies.
DE. PRICE'S
STEELE Sl PRICE'S LUPULIN YEASf GEMS.
The Jie st Iitxj Ttop Yeast in the If orla.
STEELE & PRICE, Manfrs., Chicago, St. Louis, and Cincinnati
FOR SALE.
One 80 House Power Engine. Tallbott.
Gowl as new. Sawmill attached if neces
sary. One 50 Saw Cotton Gin (new) Crutcn
tleld & Faarar. At a Bargain. Address,
J. McC. ELLINGTON, Apex.
, , . ,
FOR SALE.
A lot of old work for which the charges
for repairing have not been paid, will be
sold at auction, September 1st, 179.
KING HROCKWELL,
aug3-3(lt .Lock and Gunsmiths.
Grocery Store for Sale
AT A liARGATX.
Parties desirous of changing their busi
ness, otter for sale their Groery Store,
m.--,tnA i m wii-niinfton street, iiniiiediatelv
in the business center. A nice store, two
cwioc .inii i.)s.fmi'iit Rent moderate and
can be leased for any length of time. One
ot tne very Dest sianus in ine iii .
For particulai
.ciui ess,
(iKOl'KRS,
'are News ( Ulico
ansr S-dtf
Wood, Coal,
Wood, Coal,
Wood, Coal,
Lumber and Brick.
Lumber and Brick.
Lumber ail'd Brick.'
J. D. WHITAKER,
Foot Hargett Street, Raleigh, N. C.
Iune9.tf.
ifsifSiifw
MAMUfACTURCDBY E. H. POGUE.
DURHAM.N.C. ruustcsco.
J.J THOMAS, Agent,
ltaleigh, NC
June7-ly
miscellaneous.
BRICK, LIME, PLASTER.
BRICKS Fine Press Pn vine Silmnn and
Building.
LIME. Rockland Virwinln Vtl' Vnrb
and Washington.
PLASTER. Red Beach and Windsor
fillft' Piaster Parim.
CEMENT Rosen'dale, Portland and Ro
man. HAIR. Superior South America Goat.
LATHS. Marble Dust. Coal Dust. Tar.
Rosin, Slates, c
J. O. GAMAGE,
Norfolk, Va.
July 31-dtw3m
SMITH'S WORM OIL.
athkns, Ga December 8. Hf78.
-fi. few nights since I rave my son one
doae of the Worm Oil, and the next day he
passed sixteen Urge worms. At theaame
t: me I rave nnt tn m v iiitiariri f,.,, n An
old, and she passed, eighty-six worms from
wur Hiuiieeu incnes long.
, M W. F. PHILLIPS.
WOrm Oil for sale hv Tlmrtrlatm nnmllw
Trepared by E. 8. LYNDON. Athena. Oi
:aich 2, 7l-eodly
ML- :
COU in i i.viAuiiNm,
ALTERATIVE WATERS OF TltR
CONTINENT.
BARGAIN I
NEW'
COTTON GINS,
SOLD CHEAP.
T. H. BRiaGS & SONS
Extracts.
UNIQUB PERFUWia.5 ar: iue v,ciu8 ... '--on
TOOTMeHE, An agreethle. healttful Liquid l -i.tifr.te
LEMON ! SUGAR. A Substitute for Lcmoi.s.
EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER. Fr. m I ur l; t
TALBOTT & SONS,
Shockoe Machine Works,
RICHMOND VA
MANlTAfTlKKKS Of
Portable and Stationary Engines ai,.i
Boilers, Saw Mills, Corn am! Im it
Mills, Shaftings, Haulers ami I'ul lev-,
Turbine Water Wheels, Tobac-o I-":t-i -ry
Machinery, Wrouiii Iron '"ik,
Brass and Iron Castings. M.tiiin i i
every descriptitf n.
GINNING ANDTHRKSIUNi;
A .SI'Kf'IAI.TY.
Kepalrinji 1'romjttly aud riinlulli
Done.
TalbotV ' a patent Spark An ci. i.
THE INVENTION OK TH K Af.K.
Talbott's new Patent Spark Arrester
is really the only perfect and reliaNe
one, and is superseding all others irr
use. The irreat efliciencv of this Arrest
er is attracting universal attention, aii'l
is being endorsed by the best median -icaLenirineers
and insurance companies.
Its prominent features are :
it does not destroy the draft.
It does not interfere with cleanini.'
the tubes.
It will not CuOKe up, and require n
cleaning.
It requires no direct dampers to I
opened when raising steam (damper,
being objectionable, as they may be le.'t
open and allow sparks to escape.)
ii requires no water to extinguish
sparks, Which, by condensation, l
stroys the draft. Besides, w hen water
is used, if neglected, the efficiency is
destroyed by evaporation of tho w ater,
and the boiler is kept in a filthy con
dition.
It is simple and durable, and can In
relied upon. ,
. It can bo attached to any boiler.
No planter should be without one f
them. Insurance companies will in
sure gins and barns where the Tul l.)it
Engines and Spark Arresters are iist-l
at same rate ss harged for water "i
horse-power.
JUS" Sehd fort Jbistrated-rireiilai s an l
price list.
STRONACH dcALLUUTT, Manilla--turer's
Agents, Haleigh.fN. C.
Branch IIouNev a Charlotte and I.dI.J,
o . j
mav8-tf i
Oh, They are Coming!
I will haveachoice lot of PINPj AITI.I
this evening, which I will nell cheap.
BANANAS, BANANAS,
ORANGES, ORAXCKS,
LEMONS, LEMONS
A Frewli jMt of
Plai
Fit ESI T CAKES
Of every Description.
J. A. Bragassa,
N-tf 16 Fnyettevllle itr. i.
Tiit: hi i
Under Skirts
A N U
L2AWE23
For Suini"''r
We have y t "'
fered. r r i '
75 cent! ' '
thy mail
receipt of
R. B. Andrews Co.,
Clothier nnl IlatK-rx
NOTICE.
The corporators (named in swiloii I. --"
ter 89, of the Jaws and resolution "' .'
State of North Carolina paused by tin- ,'
eral Assembly, at its sesuion of Iht;. ' v;i
act to Incorporate the Cotton and i", , r
Exchange of Raleigh, N. C. In accor-l
with said act do herebv open books of '
Ksrlption at the office of Moore a Thonip'"
Raleigh. N. a AVH
French
Ganfl
All parties holding Bondr .ind Coupe""
1 City of Wilmington, N. C.
WlllpWse sendXprJllnanclal Circular
.; . HERYBAVAGE, Treasurer
' aug9-dim tw