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BT P. M. HALE AND W. L, SAUNDERS. t-aWis&ed Daily (except Monday) and Weekly, Rates I OF SCBSCBIFTIOH IS ADVANC. t . : - : i 1 i ' ' s year, mall postpaid,.'.... 9 8 00 Daily, one year, six months, " " .. three " " " Weekly, on yearAmail postpaid, six months, To city subscribers The Observer will be de lvered dally at twenty cents per week ; seventy-five cents per month; two dollars for three months. BY TELEGRAPH. REPORTED BT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, I nussiAN-TcmKisii avak. I.atcvt Telegraphic Advices from tbe Seat of War. - London, Jnne 9. Several Turkish offi cers have been shot in consideration of losing Ardahan. The Montenegrin ac count says the Turks moved in two col umns, one going to trie relict or uoransko, and the main force, under aelim Jfasha, to Krestaz. The latter column attacked the entrenchments of General Vukvics with great gallantry,. but were repulsed, being twice driven back on reserves. The third attack was also repulsed, the Turks taking up a position opposite Krestaz where they still remained when the last courier left. In spite of this alleged third repulse of the Turks, the account proceeds to state that General Vukovics fell back on his second line of the Duga at 3 o'clock next morninjr, where lie lias- not been rmo- lested. . , It appears freni this report, which cer tainly does not unduly exaggerate the suc cess of the Turks ; that if Gen. VukovicsT position swere not actually stormed he is placed in such a position as to be obliged to abandon them. The account continues : "The Turkish loss in dead' in this en gagement were about 3,000. The dead were counted in front of the entrench ments of one Montenegrin battalion. The other Turkish column in going to Goransko was met by Gen. Socica and driven back to JIuralovitza, where it was encamped at the latest information.' As the defeat of this column would leave the rear of the Suleiman Pasha's army exposed it is probable he will attack Gen. Socica be fore moving on Gen. Vukovics again." From Vienna the news comes that Prince Nikita has sent reinforcements to the Montenegrins who were defeated at Krestaz, and that they have taken up a position at Prcrcisca Presjeka towards the end of the Duga pass, in the direction of Necsics, where probably another attempt will be made to stop Suleiman on his way to pro vision that place. But for this purpose only a portion of the forces could be spared as Turkish invasion threatens Mon tenegro from that side to which hitherto no attention seems to have been paid namely from Sienilza. The report of this 3rd diversion in favor of the Turks seems undoubtedly true being confirmed by Tur kish official bulletins and from other more reliable sources. "The Turkish journals assert that Hobart - Pasha has left Varna with the Turkish squadron to bombard Odessa. , . A dispatch to the 2fewa from Vienna states that the siege having been pro claimed in Roumania, telegrams concern ing mimary movements Henceforth will lw strmrwwl . . . tr-.. . , A Bucharest dispatch to the Times says one of the great causes of the proclama tion of the state of the siege was the un satisfactory working of Roumanian rail ways. All railway officials are now brought under subjection to the military authorities. The Times in its leading ar ticle, confirms its Paris correspondent's summary of Prince Gortschakoff 's letter to Lord Derby. A Vienna dispatch to the Telegraph says that the Russians do not intend to oc cupy the Bulgaria, but have made arrange ments for remaining at least three years in tlie village of Adrianople. The Pout says that Russian merchants in the Baltic ports are reported to be clearing the wharves and ware-houses by exporting mi gwua as iasi as possmie under appre hension of general prohibition of exporta tion. Late Reuter telegrams from .Constanti nople, dated yesterday, andiErzeroum .flated the sixth inst. contain the following: .Montenegrins are canonading Spuz. " The Russian force from Ardahan has reached Ardanudsch. The Governor and four battalions of the garrison of Arda Imu have reached Erzeroum. The Gov ernor will be court-martialed. ' There has been a skirmish with the ad vance of the Russian right wing near Na riman. Muhktar Pasha has sent a force to cut the communication of the Russian right and centre. There is no news from Kara. The Russians attempted to cross the Danube in force between Nekopolia and Sistova on Friday and were repulsed. ; Constantinople , June 9. Mukhtar telegraphs from Erzeronm, June 6th, Kussians have retreated from Olti to Pcnek 1 here had been no engagement. London, June 9. Berlin dispatch to I all Mall Gazette says, German iron clad squadron is now on his way to the East. Leen ordered to proceed with greater speed. A second practice squadron consisting'of seven vessels, is about to be formed. Admiralty js' preparing to tnust additional seamen. No persons lia- 1 iu vA0uuo . ii. ",v oci viuc m me navy are permitted to I leave their districts. XVCULcr, XlOtn JreSin. I i I ajo : rierr oenonye has announced that he would Internellate the Dnromm garding the principles of its policy in the Kast namely, whether a convention-ex mwn Austno-iiungary and one of -uc wiigt-renis, ana whether tion or occupption is intended. annexa- The Mobile & Ohio llallroatC ,u0B"-?? June 9. In the Mobile & ""oRMiroad litigation Judges Bradley and Woods have made an order that the tnree stuts for the foreclosure of the first mortgage snail proceed as one cause. This rtecree consolidates the bills of Morris Ketchum, W. B. Duncan and the suit brought by the Swiss bondholders, i The argument of the question of the lien claimed by Alexander Duncan on the coupons of 1864 was ' concluded rda7 and the decision will be render-, ea Monday. In reference' to the Tennes see branch of tho litigation in Memphis w has been rejudged that the European "ond holders, represented by Moran Bros., wew lork, are entitled to protect their "".icsisaa parties defendant in the suit njUgnt by the substitution bond hold- ana an order, has, been entered: v. ouieuuing tne record accordingly. Heavy Ilkln Fal. f? BM-Pm8' renni ! ' June ' tb During jorty,gnt hours ending at 6 o'clock fell mrninS 131 inches . of,' rain fcii anci bayous, creeks and rivers iC node Trains are . delayed and it is (W, V" crP8- i uplands are badly jamaged by the unprecedented rain fall. " nver is higher than ever kn r known. Jack onvllle and Lake Citr It. It. WArCanwtr. t mi , -rrt " 1 I 1 . M. T2La 1 uno . -1 ne ; r loriaa Jane 9.-The n:t 7 w"tubu irom . "irai Kailroad from Jacksonville to Lake tWi! "Jt-n ior turee years has been in ,.c nands of a receiver, was to-ni?ht ta. eof;0- company by order of the II On.. J . i : ( 't-' ' ' ; " H , ' J" : ? ' VStvxV -I I ll ' ' "- UK ADVERTISING.' Washington Item. , Washington June 1 9.-Frank Rich ardson, of the - Baltimore I Sun, who has kept a close track of Louisiana affairs, tele graphs to his paper: ''Another ecandal in relation to the Louisiana Returning Board has just come to light. When the mem bers of the Board were here last winter in custody for contempt of the House of Representatives certain sympathizing Sen ators and members raised a puree amount-l lng to $1,100 for them. The money was put in the hands of one of the white mem bers of the Board, and it now imnpam that. neither of the colored members got any part of it, although they were compelled v wrrow money to get fiome." - , On Bit Louis I Souer is being pressed by Kellogg for Ringgold's place. The colored delegation here jstiongly ' insist upon Ringgold's retention. Cockrew's position, in which he is yry strongly for tified, is attacked by Charles H. Thomp son, whose endorsements are formidable. Wharton and Leonard are! still on a very ragged edge. . i i ! - Washington, June qj The protest presented by. Minister Mariscal against the execution orders of Gen. Grd was follow ed by a personal interview with the Secre tary of State. Mr. MarisQal was assured that his anxiety about tha order was nnt justified so far as he entertained any fears that it contemplated a demonstration against Mexican territory,! looking to the acquisition of any part thereof. There was a special Cabinet meeting to-day. . - i J ; . D. G. Potts has been appointed Post master at Petersburg, jVa. ( Gen. Jack Wharton has been appointed Marshal of Louisiana vice Pitkin, sus pended... ' r ;-, j, ' . Benjamin Long has heen apppinted. Sec retary to the President to j sign land war rants. .. ... ; i : j,-.:, ,;;.., ; ... .. . , The Star says Secretary Sherman is in favor of the remonetization of silver for all purposes for which; United States notes are now used as legal ten der. . He does not favor the use of $ilver in payment of Custom duties.; .) j,. . A patent has just been- granted Loring Pickering, one of the editors and proprie tors of the Evening Bulletin and Morning Call newspapers of San Francisco, for a method or rapid telegraphing of fac-similes of stereotyped plates. It is claimed that by this process an entire page , of a newspaper can be transmitted by, tele graph in, from fifteen to twenty min utes delivering the copy directly from the instrument in sucu j form that , it can be handed immediately t the printers j in other words, the copy will be a substan tial reproduction of the1 Original, except that it may be given in a large-sized letter if so desired. The Stereotype plate re quires no preparation for the purpose of Telegraphic transmission other than the "ruling of all its depressibn' or spaces be tween the faces of thej letters with a non conducting Bubstance which may be quickly applied, the faces of the typo ueing ieit clean Dy j means of an equally simple process;. ' The plato thus prepared is placed upon a cylinder ar ranged to revolve rapidly so as to present each successive letter to the fingers at tached to a travelling frame. As the cyl inder bearing the plate i revolves, the frame gradually advances by the opera tion of a screw, and thus each and every line is successively presenteld to the fingers or magnetic points already mentioned. Necessarily the the circuit is open when the points are passing over the, non-conducting surfacie, j but as often as the metal type presents itself to said fin gers, the circuit is closed ; and the corres ponding magnetic points or pens at the receiving station, . ' make ! the record there' in the same letter; as the original de lineated in a series of fin lines, either upon chemically prepared or 'ordinary pa per fixed upon a corresponding cylinder at said receiving station. Chas. O. Shepard, Consul at Leeds has been promoted to Consulship at Bradford. Mr. Wilson of Iowa, a friend of Secre tary McCrary succeeds! at Leeds. , The Secretary of Staite has information from the federal authorities at New Or leans that there is nc foundation for the rumors of a Cuban expedition from that port. - The Cabinet meeting to-day was to con sider the propositions; of the Syndicate, and resulted in accepting their proposition, which was in effect the placing of $23, 000,000 4$ and $ 25,0Q0,00O 4 per cent, bonds. j t ' Senator Ferry is not jseriousry sick.5 The Mints of the countrvt will remain idle from the 1st to the! middle of July for repairs.."1' j ' ' New Yorkj Items. - New, Yoek,, June 1. The IForWsays what, ex-Controller Connolly's son-in-law did say about . the' latljer's alleged offer to comDromise was this: I "Connollv told me . i - , : iUitt B wuuuu wee me j uuy oi. anew x ui k. ''1""J uaiuuuu uuuip uc gaii avcut, 1 .1 1 ! J . ' i r j uuu iiiatr iiu uiu uoi care u ne never saw the city again J-. ff;; Vcii.--.;'". Bank statement loans increase 1 mil lion ; specie decrease i million; legal leuuer iicunatae of crease J- million ; . 1. .1 O.I U1UUVU f VIVpVi71i0 1 111 ; reserve decrease Ji million, fi ; ,m v Charles Becker and indicted for fonreir of Frederick Elliott, a $o4,uou check, and passing it on the Union Trust Com pany, was taken to tbe j Supreme ; Court at Chambers this morning on writ of habeas corpus Both were i brought " into court handcuffed- When inside the building the manacles were removed. '' Almost in stantly Elliott sprang to the door and dis appeared in the crowd, j : Up to the present he has not been recaptured.- 5 v ' ' - " -;. r I. A Committ of Inqalrjr. . : :i -? 'Columbia," June 9.4-The General As sembly passed a joint resolution' raising a joint commission to sit ; during the recess. It is general and the inquest will include the inquiry of how J; J; Patterson got into the United Stales Senate, i The .Commit aion has the power to send for persons and papers. 1 The Legislature adjourned sine die at midnight. a,ui : j :; ; . t- An fnaocentiriaa Hang. CmcAGd,' June 9. A confession has Just been made by two criminals, confined in the Uhio penitentiary, which 11 true, proves that the .wrong man . has been . hsnged for the murder of a young . girt named Mary Murray, who was waylaid,! outraged, and murdered, near ...Fontiac, Illinois, in 1869. A younz man named Wiley Morris arrested, tried, and convicted of the crime, his last moments upon the scaffold, IVegr ;IIanar ... T? mrrvmvr .Tnna Q Tanh- Ploamnto colored, was'hanged; at Dinwiddle Court :! iiouse, va., yesieraay, ior the. murder 01 1,,,., Ann Lundy, colored, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. - T7OR KENT, . . . oN?,? ?jettevine Street, known as the North giivu m ViilC't AUUJ? SO - ' i f t- ju JKt; - ; ; , ; ; j s HOGG A MORDECAL .BINGEAM 'SCHOOL, i r a''v MebaneTiUe, If. C. ' - rpHE 167th SESSION WILL BEGIN ' . ; JLHtlx .Tilly,' 77. kiX c.e? to 13,- Per Ses- 3e6-im.i .- .. , v Maj. R. BINQ1TAM, 8npt. , PEOPOSALS FOE CITY BONDS. Ojjux Cmusioner Sinking Fund, . . City of RaleighN. 0.,'May 28, 77 -rSe.(U,roposals wln be received until WED- INi-HJiAY. 13th Jnil 1ST7. at 14nVlnb nvnn . . T l - v ...v. iv innfuj iui i S0 tnecUI of Twcntr-flTe II un- n ' i m oiibeCtif of m fo ? ueu uncter .autnont or . Section ii w -V,ro 5rer oi me city, Known &9 the Market lion aft Rnnd ' . s .. 1 ?i!l3 wm Pened In presence of tne Mavor and Treasurer of the city and the Commissioner uc "e"1 reject any or all bida. Bida mast be directed to the undersigned, and "'j v. iw tt uui ur it pan oi ine Donas. W. E. ANDERSON. may -tfi i - Commissioner. GOOD ADVICE .in tne fanavespearian play of Damlet, Polo- nins gives the following advice to his son Laertes a mere youth that was about to depart on a ton through France: ' " Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy, but not expressed in fancy; rich, not gaudy, for the an- ,1 his was souna advice, no one can deny tt therefore I call the attention of the general pub lic to the fact that I am prepared to fit up 1 and NOT as costly as the purse can buy. My stock of "' ': ' - ENGLISH AITO IEENCH Scotch, English and American , GASSI MERES, TWEEDS, Is LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE, and j BARGAINS, neuKeoi wnicn were NEVER OFFERED BE FORE, are now offered. Only the J ; MOST SKILLED WORKMEN employed; - RST lUmSSSMiXQS. 'i une l-itm. . Eelightfully Situated neit to Capiiol Sare, TtvVT.lICill, TV. C IN THE BASEMENT IS THE BEST SALOON A N D SILL iap.d no OH- I J" T.H K O 1 T "V C . S. B ROWW Proprietor. an vtl rpHE BUFFALO LITOIA WATERS rCOUlJAK MALADIES OF WOMEN AND ; OTHER FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE Some of the most eminent medical men of the conntry pronounce these waters , ; ; ; ; WELlr-SlOH SPECIFIC" .;. : . u ' ' ? in most el the ' , J ' PAINFUL MALADIES PECULIAR TO WOMEN. IN ' " - DYSPEPSIA, - , AluUAvnuvjixA ...... ,.r 1 . f LIVER AFFECTIONS, CHRONIC DIARRFI02A,' -i,-, PARALYSIS, ' c . ! j f ,-., . t .. GOUT, - - . . - , - RHEUMATISM ; ' :.. AKO IH PISEA8BS OF tHS ., J , ,f KIDNEYS AND BLIDDEE, they are second to none of the celebrated miners waters of the world, and in some of the diseases here enumerated they have accomplished benefi cial results as remarkable as any of record. whether of mineral waters or medicines. This claim la emphatically attested by those whose statements dery unpuiauon or question. Testi monials sent to any address on application. The waters are put up In cases of one dozen half-gallon bottles at $3 per case, invariably in advance. . , , - ,; ? ' ' THOMAS F. GOODE ' 1 Proprietor Buffalo Iithia Springs, Vai ' I IirnmniiT TmnTnmnn ttt 1 riTmnTrrm MUiIUbAil f MR IMS WAlUulUUiilii ru. II. C. VALEiriTKrE, Propretor. i Office 41 Pari Row, Nnr Yom. ' i Warerooms 63 and 4 Duanb Bnmg "isf T, ; ; NEW AND SECOND HAND ' .TYPE, P2E33E3, ESGINES, Etc., ; , 01 Every De script ton. not 1 eoda I I 'A I 1 T Tt BMons. p TO i -mi mm. RALEIGH, N. ; O,, SUNDAY JUNE 10, 1877. j NEW-' ADVERTISEMENTS iVEVY 31st, lST' THE ' ATTENTION OF TTIB LADIES IS called to nnr sponnrl arrival a w a otttk SCITINGS or BDNTlNGSw i Verj deairablp i I s W. H. & R. S. TUCKER. v T AHIES UNDERWEAR A -M 'nU lines, nice assortment. SPECIALTY. W. H. & R. S. TUCKER. T A DIES SLIPPBR EVERY" STYLE KIND W. H. & R. S. TUCKER." I KID OLO-ES, IN 2, 3, AND 5 -m-M AJUttUU. Oil B1Z.CB Wil ll(IOrH ... W. H. & R. S. TUCKER. A fUL,l SUFFLY. IN PRHTES ANn PIT. leniH. TUKUIIUN LACK th mnet fnghinn. inu uuw ui use. W. H. & R. S. TUCKER. f -a-j vunnu iiAyia, tiu ii Kitu and Stnpeo. Lil JN KN ! LA WNS ami P1Q CLOTHS., Cheap. w. may 81-tf H. & R. S. TUCKER. 75 Barrels Good 2J0RTH CAE0LINA ; :; rLOUE for sale LO-WPOR CASH i.. ".",r at ' J GATTIS, JONES & ELLIS,',; 53 Fayetteville Street. Ralei&h. may 30-tf i i .) JgOITXD CORN MEAL ! FINE WHITE BOLTED Richmond Meal, FRESHLY GROUND, , Constantly received at wholesale, JL O W FO R C ASH at OATTIS, JONES & ELLIS may 30-tf COM, OATS, II YE OR ANY KIND OF CRAITJ; FORAGE, and the most for LEAST CASH, call at GATTIS, JONES & ELLIS. may SO-tf; IT07.ISTH3 TIH23, Ami Tailoring Fayetteville Street, l the place to order your SPEING SUITS of CLOTHING, iiv nan reinrneu irom Nfw Vnrk with o 1. ... ... GENTLEMEN'S WEAR Ever offered to the Raleigh public. FEESCH AM) ' ENGIM CLOM . DOESKTN, FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GER- ? : MAN CASIMERE3. f Black and Bine Flannels I '- Of very Superior quality. - YACHT CLOTHS, LIGHT CASIMEkES FOR f PANTS, SHEPHERDS PLAIDS " In short, a full Une of every thing to wear. Prices in accordance with t&e times, and whni I suits, or even any garment is pnt up at at a much I lower price than ever before offered. ; - - - lyOnly the most skilled workmen employed, tw itemember the name and nlar.e. T. n LOADER, nearly opposite Tucker Hall. - Mch 30-tf. . TH0S. S. STEVENS0I?, .'. i j -. !' -' ...-.. ... Mir Sl!in li hi Fitlif, :. ;i 1 - - -. And Dealer In ' S, BYDRACIIC RAMS. RAKGLS. Lead, . Iron and Earthen Pipes, FATETTEVILLE STREET, . - IHolleman Building,) . RALi:iGII, : 3V. C. '-AVater Closets, Bath Tubs, Wash Basin!!, Bath Boilers, Iron and Lead Pipes for conveying hot and cold water through houses; Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures, houses fitted up with Ho and Cold Water ; also with Gas Pipes and Fixtures. Steam Work always oa hand, -such as Pipes, Cocks. Valves, Steam and Water Ganges, Gauge Cocks! Hand and Steam Pumps, buildings heated with Steam. Estimates given for puttiiigup Hydrau lic Rams and Pumps of all kinds. -s . v Orders in the city and from a distance will have prompt attention and satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. ,j . - , ' i.' . .THOS. 8. STEVENSON, i . , P.O. Box, S8, Raleigh,' a. Merclant NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. W. C. Stbonach, - A. B. Stronach. Y. C. a A. B. STROIIACH. E 4 Martin Street and k 6 Market Sqnare Best Arabian Vocha Coffee, 35 cents. . ; , Best Old Gov. Java Coffee, 30 cents. . , Best Po. liury Rio Coffee Vt cents. ' Btt Maraicaibo Coffee 2.1 tiu " ' ' BestSavandla Coffee arjtf cents. ; i - : vi. "OB ua uuijrr conee 'sc.t cents. . Best Santos Coffee 27i cents. ' Best Rio Coffee 25 cents. ' ' ' Common Rio Coffee 20 cents. ' u 5 .v ; 55 Sacks all grades very low at wholesale, : 18 to22 Cent. ; ,n low ios ougar uurea iiams 12 cents. auuu los Jireafcfast Strips lav centa. 500 lbs Breakfast Strips 11 J cents. Mnrray & Ferris Hams 15 cents. -Bacon and Bulk sides, Hsims; -; Strips and Lard at very . -close fig u re s ' wholesale. , i -. RECEIPTS. lOOO lbs Sugar Cured Hams. 400 lbs Canvassed Hams. 200 lbs Southampton Hams. 30O lbs North Carolina Hams. 1800 lbs Breakfast Strips. , 6000 lbs Clear Rib Sides. 2000 lbs Leaf Lard, t lOO lbs Smoked Beef. i 0OO lbs Coffee. I . Patapsco Flour. Fresh Oranges. , Fresh Lemons. ; : Parties rio But Wholesale Cash Bills ; Will do well to examine; our stock before order- mg irom the North. , . .. Eiamine M or smi for Price list PURE GOLDEN MILLET. We have on hand a small lot -i- ,'x , PUKE GERMAN MIEEET, which we willfurni8h S2.25 per bushel. to fanners or others at w. c. ju2-tX r A A. B. STRONACH. SPRING TRADE, 1877. i " PEESH AEEIYALS AT J. P. GULLEV'S, DEALER IN N DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES '. asd mt ; . ; , CLOTHING ITayettoviHo Street, ' RALEIGH, N. C. 1 Case 9-8 Cambrics at 10 eta., Prints 5, 7 1-2 and 8 1-3 cts.. . Bleached and Unbleached Domestic 5, 6, 8, 10 and 12 1-2 cts. These are PRICES TO SUIT THE DULL TIMES. . Fresh arrival of our , ; f Famous Hanit-Mafc Slioes for Gentlemen, Which are undoubtedly the PRETTIEST AND BEST EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. Price, 3, S to ftr.SO. Beautiful stock of . Xsxdies Fine Slxocs. Am agent for Frank Islle'v IjuIIm Journal Cut Paper Patterns. Stock on iiauu. AND fJK' TWt3i of Tour Koaey THK J. P. (JULLET. apr 19-tf. WARM SPRINGS. WTESN 1 NOETH ' CAE0LHTA1 Is now open for the reception of ' Pleasure Siekers as r ell as laialiis, This lovely place IS situated in the beautiful valley of the French Broad. i We have a good BAND OF MUSIC, ATTEN TIVE SERVANTS, and every accommodation to be found at a first-class watering place. For descriptive pamphlet apply to W. II. HOH ERTOV, '.J - Proprietor. ju 1-lm milE CAROLINA FAU.TlEIf The undersigned will resume the publication Of the - ;. -) . .. -,i CAROLINA FARJ1ER : on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, with Mr.. Hamilton McMillan as As sociate Editor. Tbe Farmer will be issued monthly, in mnr. azine form, with handsome cover, and will con tain thirty-two pages of reading matter, adapted to the wants of the Farmers and Planters of the two Carolinas. ; Th typographic excellence which formerly distinguished it will be fully maintained. . . Terms of subscription: One vear. ft. an? m months. S1J)0: three monihH.50cnta. Thtraviii be no club rates. Sabscription payable on re- ceiotof first nnmher The n.rl fri.nla nt tho FARMER are requested to send in their names. ''-. WM. H. BERNARD, -juS-tf , Wilmington. N.C NORTH CAROLINA STATE, UFE IiisTtrance Company Incorporated In 1872J . ' " ' " ' RALEIOn, N. C. ' Paid up Capital, - (300,000.00 F.'H. Cameron. - ' i 7ja'An W.E. Anderson' . ,; Vic-PrtiAen W. II. Hicks, ' ' Setfu. and Treat. Dr. E. Burke Haywood Med. . Director. Prof E. ,B. Snuth,-r r ; Advisory Actuary. The only floxr f ffe Insurance nnmmnr tn orth Carolina j ,.- of the most successful Companies of its ac in the United States. Has already issued between two and three thousand policies. Ail of its funds invested at home among oar own people. All losses paid prompt ly and in cash. Rates aa low as those of any first class company: Has threk dollars of iL sets for every ixmaak of liabilities- t .? i , Agents wanieq m every county in the State to work for this most excellent and flrmiT Us lied r bom - institution. For informs ion address - - ; ; , ., v t N. V. STATE LIFE INSURANCE CO " FeOltf- ' - Kaieigh, N,a . NO. 24. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TUQKISY -"ftPlfi, OX-TAIL SOUP CANNED PIGS' FEETw CANNED PIGS' TONGUES. ' . - t j CANNED BONED TURKEY, CANNED TURKEY AND TONGUE. t : CANNED OX-TAIL SOCT. MEAL. S00 Bushels Bolted Meal," cheap at -Je88t '' W. 8. A A. B. 8TE0MACH'S. ' 'lKS'S TONGUES.. - I50.KD TURKEY, In Hermetlcally.Sealed Cans, Ready ror tne Table ! vv ft hmk xrxpnimn whACA ., - also ; ,;;.,, j : The Best, Simplest and Cheanest stPrn , Bent's Boston Water Crackers, - very inoice Italian Maccaronl In One-Pound Packages. -FULTON MARKET BEEF. J ust Received and in Fine Order. PHILADELPHIA HAMS, &c.f &c. HARDIN & GRIMES. je8-3t. ' . 'he Most Attractive RaleiKh Store in is .1. H1GGS' Wholesale anfl Mail Heayy aiifl Fancy Opposite the New Post Office. I A ri LAKGEST AND BEST FIRST- - . v..o vuvcij ui mc vnj; ana . . . !..'.. GUARANTEE SATISFACTION " vct quamy ana promptness. ' All I ask Is anTexaminatiou and a trial to be convinced I give a partial list of articles, as my stock Is - e v- .v .uiuuciuc, uu ujsk an order : TEAS- BLACK, OOLONG, Y. HYSON, IMPERIAL and G. POWDER. COFFEES i jaa, lau v x HA, and RIO. Good ROASTED SUGARS A mu i k, l. aoa UKAIN t LA TED, BACON ciJiAii K1B MUES, N. C. SIDES, N. C. HAMS """ui-iJiiM. JDesiWAIt VASSK1J II A. MS. linKF LARD 1 . m ana Drled I Best Kenned LARD A "c ungues. Bl'lSClALTY. FLOUR AU lXif ?JAL RACINE, ; BALTIMORE a, w i Aftvmii an patapsco, MOLASSES tvi,vE.A utiir, STKUP and CX'HA CANNED GOODS rresn Peaches, 2 and 3 lb, ; Tomatoes, 8 anil 3 lb' u "vi'irt ,f u"'P,t,n ntl Appie, uorneti . Be?' DevUed Turkey, Tongue and Ham, Roasted Beef, Chicken and Mutton, Mock Turtle . for soups. ' Also, , Vegetables. iAHmivn, tTean salmon, Sardines and Musurooms. BOTTLED GOODS Pickle, Gherkins, Chow-Chow; Mangoes, Lea Jellies and Orange Marmalade. MUSTARD BUTTER BOX and FRENCH MUS- ALWAYS on HAND, TAKD. CRACKERS Milk, Soda, Cream, and Albert Biscuit, Ginger -SPICES- Grain and Grfund Pepper, Mace. Cloves, Ciuua nion and Nutmegs. -CONFECTIONS ; ,'. Oranges, Lemons, Cocoannts. Currants, Raisins . . ui.n, j us, outisiieii Aimonns, Enir lish Walnuts, , Filberts, Pecan Nuts, German Chocolate . and Bakers' Chocolate. ' CANDLES SPERM and ADAMANTINE. TOILET & LAUNDRY SOAP A fine lot of TOILET, SOAPS which will bear ln- . ppecnou du oe soia cneap. STJiKLLNG. BABBITTS CHAMPION . and : ( EUREKA Laundry Soap.. . , , Corn Starch Tapioca, and Pure Starch. A Choice lot of '' : FOREIGN AND MESTIC WINES. .' s' , . ' LSO . - : Ooolclna; Wlnes Champagne Cider by Vie gallon for families. Fine Cigars and Choice Chewing Tobacco, iDo not fail to call and examine my extensive stock. I have experienced clerks who will be pleased to see their friends and old customers: SALESMEN:. K. B. If OSXLKV, J. T. BECt WITH r. B. AXDEK80N. Accept thanks for past favors, . and I hope to merit a continuance cf same by strict attention to business. Respectfufty, , mch 0 1y JACOB HIGGS. N X I C E , STONE t'nLN.1"6 P?8- - j MOULD STONE CURBING for Cemetery lota. Cheap aa WOOD. - m tanuiactnrera of the STONE BURIAL VAULT. Sr?"1!-"! oahna by myself and U. 1 niiovh ' indertakpr MARB ARB STOME TOMBSTONES, . -.Mantelpieces, dec ' Yanl and oface' on 'Fj"prrvnjJt Stkiit. next door to Standard offlc . . . ; .,-. - ' Respectfully, fbS-tf W.O.WOLFE. , Contracts for advertising for any sp'acebr time may be made at the office of The Observer Fisher Building, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh North Carolina. ; . j , , . T NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. U. RICIIAUI II. LEWIS; .Office Houn. : 9 a. .u. to 9 pim. i s ' Keferstothe State Medical jam, Oeorgia Medical Society 0cety, and the - api!4-dAw-iy . ., , : . RATIONAL nOTBAR AND BILLIARD TJie best of Wines and Liquors Ahoayson I J-iana. , , Two Snne'rlor Carom Ttiiiiani t.u i J . Mg nm.. . T 7" tu. urn,". WALKER MOORE, r i Propiietor. mch T if. rpiIonoUGIIBIIEO STOCK FOII My thoroughbred BERKSif tr itunini Brr) in fine working order. Also S Sows, 8 half Brtahires, and Clicsters.wlII be sold separate- R- B SAUNDERS. eb!7-tf A RMISTEAD JONES, & CCUKSZLLOB AT- LAW : ; ' RALEIGH, N. C?. " i!Seg V1 aJJ. the 9art8, State and Federal.- i Jan2i-ly uumug, on iianin street. JURHAM MALE ACADEMY, It. W. IOVEJOY. of lyivpln'a eigh, N. C, will open a ' j '"u' In DURHAM, on wmmv thl It will be a Classical, MatQematicaT and ' busi ness School. Strictly a busing., TSLZT 8 1 may 3l-8w ,, li. W. LOVEJOY. ' FORSALE. A very desirable HOUSE and LOT on r.nrnpr of Martin and Dawson streets, Just west of Nasi Square. For further particulars enquire on the ; premises. ' . i ' may 2-8tawl m-pd. ' rpo THE BEREAVED I T JOHN CAYTOR. of Ralelfh. offersT his fine stock pf 1 MARBLE TOMBSTOMEs' 'or LESS THAN COST, 'or the next thirty days. ix you want cneap work now is your time. apro-2m j V. GOOD OJ?JbllIt,. . The subscription list, title and good will of the Fayetteville Wide-Awake l!.S1re.d for 8ale or lea8e- The Type, Press and Fixtures can be rented on reasonable terms. Address ; U. I. McDUFFIE, Emtob, ' AFHiLljttb.lSH. ; : ., "W.N.C. 25 ELECANT CARDS all styles with name.10 c. post paid. J. B. Uubted. Na. Bau, Rens County, N, A maj 29 daw 4w , REVOLVER FREE Seven Shot ltnvol. yer with box Cartridges. 138 Woou Street, Pittsburg, l5a. may2ft-daw4w . 'i . , "! BOOK See this.'. Onlv tl.BO mnttui t-Annfi-oH to mart canvassinr for uarit TWAIN'S NEW SCRAP KtKllC. A nnl. wit I. stamp to John K. Hallowell, 189 East Rlglith ' "ISS Si??- CANVASSERS U th: Hid, Sat Ui hi BOLIKCER Tl'RBISE -WATER WHEEL a 1 Only whee iwun ugh isnur -Siting gates. Does not clog in tne wneei or gates, nor get out of order, , Built only by the inventor. O. J. BOLLINGER. York, Pa. . B. Davimon Agent, Compauy's Shops, p. o., Alamance county, N. Cj. may 29-daw4w TRIFLING WITH A COLD IS ALWAYS DANGEROUS. USE ! ; -n-;.- WELL'S CARB01IC TABLETS; jj JHRJATJLUMCS, CHEST aud MUCOUS PUT VP OtiLiY Hi hiAm nOXES. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ' C. N. CRITTENDEN, IJSlxth Avenue, N. Y. ' may S9-law4w CHROMQ DEPOT tes8- : Importer and Jobber of American and toreleil C'hromoii. Panel Ktatnnrr ami Flowers. Business Cards fn Chromos, Crosses, Mottoes. Gems. etc. : also W. Tjithnin a On'm ebrated edition of txil Chromos in black ami white mats. Send for Illustrated Catalogue and , Price list. Orders sent Mr mnfi on m.-Mnt nt price. Gbobok Whitk,338 N. Eighth 8t..Phila. , mays-daw4w ' i The Tip Top Package I the larRmt ni neatsouinffoat. READ A aw a u i.ut. w . . . . . i ineoat. READ AND fK K. aw dm .ww uvuluoe. Pencil. Pen-holdw. Gold. Xfct en Pen, Set of Elmraiit Oohl Stena Sleeve Button, Gent' Lake Oaargm Diamond PI, Ante- thyst Stone Klnfflnleld with gold, .Amethyst Stone Seerf . Ladlee' Flowered and Silvered Hat Fin, Ladle' Fancy Set Pin and Drone, eold-ntat Collar Mntton. Uffnte' Ool'l a waicn cnain ana eet oi Three Ood-Dlted Stada. Tht ntirt Let ttnt otttTid ftr BO cents. EXTRA OJtDJNjt RY IHD UC EVENTS TO AGENTS bride, Clinton Plaoe, New Yoric The Black Hills. BT H. N. MaOUISK. WhO haa arkPnt 1 9 Vcxara in this region. Latest accounts of Gold and Silver prospects, Agricultural and Grazing resources, Ciniate, Hunting, Fishing, Indians, and Set tlers' Adventures with them. Minino- ami Wiirt Western Life, the Waterfalls. Boiitno- noble Scenery, immense Gorges, etc. With 81 nne illustrations, ana one map. Price Onlv 10 cent. Sold by AU Newsdealers, or sent post paid for 13 cents by - DUN NELLY, LOYD A CO., ' ' may 20-daw4w , Publishers, Chicago, 11L .. BIIIFORD. CR07 CO.. WHOLESALE! GROCERS, . ..WIUI1NGTOX. Nrf C. SALT and MOLASSES a Specialty, . A0XNT3 FOR I , ' t i. IMPROVED COTTON TIES, If K' Freight always Obtalnrd. apr 27-ly ... . . ' . A i -1 IOIlt,I2, OF NEI.MA, N. C, ) -. WI1TH WILLIAM DEVRIES & CO., i importers and Jobbers of l .- FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC- DET GOODS AKD GEOOEELES . 313 W. IALTIMOSE SHEET, . . Between Howard and Liberty, febSl-8m ' ' j ' Baltimore. PHILIP sshtdbbhgee. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I MR!nWKr1 PIANOS, , - -ia- flflWHtra- Aim b ORGANS, SHEET-MUSIC, ' " ' . i. . . CHROMOS, &o. BooLlnndcr and Blank Book Manufacturer.' - ') 39 and 41 Market Street. ' WILMINGTON, iv;c, ,', ALL OKDEBS PROMPTLY ATTIsDlD lO, - apr 3-sn
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