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VOL. 2.
IIALEIGII, N. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1877.,
NO. 74.
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1ST TELEGRAPH.
f KEr.OKTED BY TIIK ASSOCIATED PKESS.
IcrsSIA.'V-TIICKISII AVAIC.
rlcjr"IM,,,,! Advice from tlie
Neait of War.
fccNDoxi August 8. The Time special
riateil Sliurnla, August 7, reports that the
Russians are concentrating their force on
J mi" Kiver. An attack on Itasgrad -is
tJiouarht imminent, i
Mine Thnei special from Therapia says
i'tlia officially reported to the English Em-
bossy that the Russians are no
liiasidfiof the Balkans.
longer on
The' Tim' Vienna dispatch contains
the following..: ' "According to official
news from Constantinople Mehemet Ali in
tends to convert Rasgrad into a fortified
(imp. The forces concentrated in the neigh
borhood of Jlasgrad consist of forty-eight
battalions i; of Infantry, 15 batteries and
tiKhty-tw68fiuadrcns of cavalry, altogether
WQ men. , ' - t ; .
The rn:Adpunople'dispatch states that
there is appalling misery among Bulgarian
and Turkish fugitives from Lski feaghra
and neighborliood. There are from 10 to.
15 000, of whom: five hundred are wound
ed, and many living -on the road from
exhaustion and itarvation. All are desti
tute of every neci-ssary of life. .
- An occasional correspondent of the
Tlum at Vienna tays.that the assertion is
untrue that the Kussians have asked Aus
tria's permission, to niarch troops through
Scrvia.- Jt is now' probable that Servia
will spontaneously take, the field to repay
Russia for past services. J
;. The news frornLlielgrade does not admit
of any doubt tliat cvery measure is being
taken to enable tlie Servians to be on the
frontier in a fortniglft.. Apparently the
fact of the Servian taking the field will
be regarded at Vienna altogether otherwise
than -had it occurred some days ago.
CountAndrassy wilraccord to Russia beaten
ninny advantages' he would have had to
refuse to Russia victorious: At most he
will occupy Bosnia, and thus bar the west
ern roads to the Servians.
The Tinm Belgrade correspondent says
it, is rumored that Austria, with the con
5mt of Servia and Russia, will occupy the
western part of Servia. Two high ' Aus
trian oflicials have; arrived in Belgrade.
The Timen Vienna correspondent states
tliat the iivjiev: between Emperors fWH
liaiu and Francis; Joseph will be purely
private. jo ministers-will be present.
The Manchester Guardian's Pera cor
respondent telegraphs as follows : Have
received dispatches from Varna, stating
that Dohrudscha i3 believed to be com
pletely clear of Russians.
I'auis, Aug. 8. Dispatches to the Jour
nal announce that the Czar, has just re
dossed the Danube. .
sotk The, foregoing may be true with
oit having;! any bearing on military, mat
tcif, asl'imce Gortschakoll anlthc stall of
Rusian Chancellery are at Bucharest. .-; 1
SllllItKCllfet.
V vsiiinutont; D. C, August 8. The
Sehutzenfest closed with : a remarkable
Kpeecli from Simon Wolf, President of tho
Verein. It may be remembered that Pres
ident i layea, I'ostinaster-General Key and
Secretary Schurz trent to the Schutzenfest,
mid that Hayes retains Simon Wolf as Re
con lor of Deeds, a quite fat office. A bou
'juet, with Mrs. Ilnyes's compliments, also
fokmtits way into the, hands of the Schut-en-Kaiserj
i .-'(
Kx tract from AVol f's speech : ' ' We, catch
ing the. spirit that should animate the Capi
tal of n great nation, have tried our
Ix st to beautify 'and adorn our park so as
to make it attractive" ansj a resort for the
1 tetter- elements, l! We endeavor to' make
our annual festivities a summer recreation,
a week of innocent enjoyment, mirth and
jollify, and if our wishes are not always re
alized it is no fault of -the Verein, but
rather of those ! who take' advantage
of the opportunity,'" and thus we
have been held j responsible for those
citizens who, at, other times and places
soem-to bq virtuous and sober, but who
will in the Sclnitzcn park throw off their
white robes and flaunt through the shady
luu.cs, arm in arm with their-fallen chris
tian sister, f So notorious has this become
that the Verein, in self-defence, will here-
ntter publish tho names of every respect a-
'hie person thus ofTcEding, for we have no
desire or ambition to be used as a means
, . for vieo or immorality.''. ' v-
Tramf er A pool u t men t Fain i ne.
lioxnos; August 8. Hon. Francis
I lunkett. Secretary of the British Lega
i ion-. at Washington has been transferred
to St, Petersburg; He will be replaced by
V ictor A. W. Drummond, at present Sec
ret ;uy of the British Legation at Kio De
Janeiro. 4 f : .
In the House of Commons the appoint
ment oi .ur. w m. ii. Smith, one of the
joint secretaries of the treasury, as succes-
ui.oi iMgnt lion. ueorgeAVard Hunt
h irst Lord of the Admiralty, deceased was
A Keuter telegram from Calcutta says
V..V, oiuiuu ig luuifasing in jiauras.
" lajor 1tnnhl(4 Restored Willi llactJ
; fay.
v ashinotov, Aug. 9.-Maj. liunklce, who
was dismissed from service and sentenced
to the penitentiary in 1872, on the findings
i wmt iiiaruai,; approved of by Belknap,
lias been restorod with back pay, amount
ing to, 11,000.- The' proceedings were
megai, as the findings should have been
approved by the President. ' It is claim-
w also that Riinklee convinced President
; Hayes of his innocence.
Failure.
!.RW Iorkv Aii.: fi; i,TnKinh A. 'But-
oi
e, dealer in laces and fancv dry eoods.
n:i8
fiiilp.1
Liabilities
$38,000. Assets
r
Jpbn II, Stephenson, B. Stephenson and
Amos Tennev. comDOsinr the National
Company, havtj been adjudged invol-
-uuiry -Dankrupts on the petition of their
I'rL'ilitnro ii
Another Insane Verdict..
CnrCAGO; jL t August 8. In the trjal
iror. rike for the murder of S. S.
Jones, of the j Religio-rhiloaophical jour-
m March last, ithc Jury brought
Q a verdict of jtcquittal. on the ground of
insanity. 1 Tike was rernaaded to jail to
await transportation to the Insane Asylum.
Uostos. Auir. 8. Wm. II. AValcott.
extensive brick manufacturer, was arrested
pn Danvers, Maas.y yesterday charged with
,'urgery walcott acknowledged the crime.
uount thought to be $0,000.
'. tT '' : j- FOrffery. '-:- v.
in I'urvim or tlie Wed Fiends of Hi
ITei.en'a, Mon'taxATekeitoky. Auz. 8.
-f-llr. AlcCormick, of Messoula, writes to
ii.ov. I'otts on the 6th inst.,' as follows:
A A - - rt ,
a uuuner arnvea irom uen. iiowara a;
0 o'clock this evening. He left Gen. How
ard Saturday morning last, and thinks
that Oen.; Howard will camp near the sum
mit between the Lolo and the Monroster
to-night. 'He i3 distant about fifty miles
from the mouth of the Lolo. The courier
reports : that Joseph with more than
one-half of his fighting force has gone to
the .' head of Bitter Root Valley by the
way ;of . the Elk City trail, and will form
a junction, with Looking Glass, and White
Bird near Ross Hole He says Howard
has 750' men and 450 pack mules, and is
moving as " rapidly as possible. Advices
from the upper Bitter Road Eay the In
dians will camp to-night ' in Ross Hole.
Gen. Gibbons is following them rapidly.
Other advices say that the Indians
were still at Doolittfe, sixteen miles above
Corvellis,' and that Gibbon was expected to
strike them on the morning of the 7th be
fore they broke up camp. Tlie Courier
says the hostiles have Mrs. Manuel with
them as the property of a petty chief called
Qucosenilo. Her sai history is familiar to
the public.
1 Official advices from ' Winnepeg repre
sent Sitting Bull's strength at 1000 fighting
men. Sitting Bull makes no secret of his
intention of renewing tte war on the Yel
lowstone. He is accumulating ammunition
by theft and otherwise.
North Carolina Crpp Ueport.
i Nokfolk, August 7. Thirty-seven re
plies from twenty-five counties in North
Carolina and Virginia report on the cot
tn crop as follows: Seventeen replies re
port weather favorable; twenty unfavor
able on account of excessive rain and cool
nights; eleven report weather favorable;
seven about same, and eighteen less favor
able than last year owing to too much
rain; twelve rerxrt stands about the same
ts last year, and twenty-five less favorable
owing to coldand backward spring; twenty-
two replies report blooming and boiling well,
fiiteen not boiling well : four report the
condition of the crops about .the same as
Ijast year ; thirty-two report the condition
ten days to two weeks later than last year
the plant being full of sap and growing
rapidly. The' plant is reported larger than
last year at. this time, owing to the very
hot weather and the heavy rains of the last
two weeks. A few letters report shedding
of bolls and rust.
Itvuoiiit lon of 7Iemp1ii 'li:uulcr
of Commerce.
Memphis, Aug. 8. The Chamber of
Commerce last evening appointed a com
mittee to memorialize the Secretary of War
to place four or more snag boats on light
draft work in Arkansas river to remove
the snags which have wrecked many boats
during the past season. A resolution was
passed asking Congress to repeal all duty
on cotton . mill machinery, -and also tlie
adoption by the general government of a
judicious system of levees, outlets and
cut-offs for the reclamation and protection
of lands on the Mississippi and it tribu
taries, and inviting the co-operation of alt
towns and cities from Cape Girardeau to
Port Eades in this memorial.
Arrival of (.en. Martinez Ccmpol M
Havana. Aug. 8. Gen. Martinez Com
pos arrived at Havana last night privately.
No official reception was given him. The
General had a severe , fall from his horse
near Santiago de Cuba some time ago, but
lie received no serious injuries.
It is supposed that the insurgent chief.
Gasper, Bettancourt, has been killed in an
action in the jurisdiction or ruerto rrin-
cipc. .
JHurdrcr Sulcidcx Tlie
Act of Life.
Coo I c t
Sax Francisco, Aug. 8. This morning
Leslie Hanks who killed John K Daily
yesterday was found dead in his cell in the
city prison, lsy some means unKnown ne
had obtained possession of a Springfield
rifle, a number! of which had been stored
in the prison. Placing the muzzle against
his breast lie pulled the trigger with his
foot. He left a note saying that his sui
cide was the coolest act of his life..
A Crew of A'egroc .Mutinied
Maiitua's Vixktakd, Aug. 8. -r This
morning a crew composed of negroes of a
coasting schooner, at ancnor on uas
Bluffs mutinied stole what money was on
(board and decamped in the vessel's small
boats. They lauded at the Bathing Beach,
smashed the boat and departed. . The Cap
tain is endeavoring to work, the vessel
round to Vineyard Haven. ;
Suicide of u Weal 111 r La,dj-
Phovidexce. R. I.. Aug. 8. Miss E. Ti
Biirke. a wealthy lady of Cleyeland, Ohio,
was missed from . her room, in uaniana
Beach Hotel this morning, and her body
was found iri-Uie Kater bhe probably
lumped fpom the second story window of
thfi hotel ana arownea ucrsen. dug was
in poor health; m r
Maine Ueonblicau Convention.
BostosI Mass.. Auz. 8.- An Augusta,'
Maine. disnateh savs there is great iuterest
manifested in the State Convention, ;which
meets there tb-morrow. The attendance
will be large, and a lively discussion may en
sue on the resolutions. It is thouenttne ma
jority will fayor strong Republican fesoiu-
uons, ignoring me Aummisiruiiuu tuu
policy. : . ; . ' I
its
Washington Items. ''
WAsmNGTON, August 8. Jon F. Win
ter appointed consul .to Rotterdam.
Rear Admiral Leroy sails October 1 5th
to relieve Admiral YYorden coirimanairjg
the European squadron. . ,; .'".' j . '.;. .-
Kev and Devens accompany Hayes to
Bennington, Thompson and Schurz nly
remain at their posts. -
Virginia-Convention.
Hichmond August lrCol. Wni. Laird
was chosen, itempoiary i chaumanii Aue
1 i; . Un.Ant tvb
preliminary proccecungn ore raiiiwt -y
degree that may be tailed boistertrjs, w ith
a fair 6how. of their becoming frantic.! 4, ,;; ,
: . . t 1 . K
Drowned While Bathingv
Skagratb, "August 8.-Wm.' G. Ben
nett, of Jhi
adeplfla,was drownpd wMle
bathin
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
nJIISTEAD JONES, . i
ATTORNEY & CCUNSEIXOR AT- LAW;
RALEIGH, N. C.
Practices In all the Courts, State and .Federal
; Saomce in Adams Building, on it artni street
;jan2S-ly. ,
A
fiUICUITURAL ClIEniCALS.
BEST OFFER YET !
'iV'e will furnish the following Chemicals, suffi
cient to make a ton of Fertilizer, for $10 cash, or
one hundred and twenty pounds of ootton, pay
aide the first of November next i
Nitrate ef Soda, 50 pounds.
Sulphate of Ammenia, SO do.
Soluble Bone Phosphate,. 200
do.
5?ow ready for delivery.
MeMlCKIN & GCLICK.
March 20 tf
T T O . J . IB H O W V ,
Of ortl Carolina, with
E. S. J AFFRAY & CO.
T3IR,15r GOODS,
50 BROAD W AY, TIW YORK.
July o-'im i
E. H. POCUE,
Tobacco Manufacturer.
IIIL.LSBORO, C.
Offers to the trade the followine brands of To
bacco :
ANTELOPE, 11 and 10 inch., 5 and 6 to a.
LEGAL TENDER, 10 and 9 inch. 5. 6. and S
to lb. I
RED BIRD and GEN. BRAGG, 11 ine.h, 5 to lb.
DIAMOND and COMET, 9 inch, 8 to lb.
OLD RELIABLE and GOLD DOLLAR, 12 inch,
to lb.
'OUR FRANK" and LITTLE ELLA. 0 inch. S
and 10 to iti. in is 1?. caddies.
' 8rN-CURED" !ind"l'Ui;l E S BEST,'-6inch;
tolt in 7 tt caddies.
turtle best assortment of MedUira and Fine
Tobacco in the State.
rrSEND kor Price List.j
ji!y 4-3m
g 1 1 1 u i;:v fei i $ o rio
FEMALE COLLEGE,
;ilF.F.SUOHO, N. c.
The Fall Session of 1ST7 will becrin on the
FOURTH WEDNESDAY .in August. Charges
per .Session of 20 weeks :
Joard, exclusive of -washinjr and liirhts. 75 00
Tuition in regular English course, 23 00
.Monerate enarges lor extra KtuMies.
For full particulars, apply for catalogue..
N. 11. I). WILSON, l'res.
aug2-liu ' P.oard of Tmstees.
ThomasviUe Female College.
DAVIDSOX COUNTY, N. C.
rpHE 21ST ANNUAL SESSION BEGINS THE
J last WEDNESDAY in AUGUST. That thi
Institution offers superior educational advan
tages is fully proved by its steadily increasing
i&tronago tue past three years. Some of these
advantages are its peculiarly quiet and healthful
location, the habitual enthusiasm in study of its
pupils, careful attention to their manners, mor
als, health and comfort, a full corps of tried and
earnest teacners, an extensive auu carefully ar
ranged course of study, diplomas for selected
tBriks and for an Kinrush eouraa suitwa to pu-
pds nmitedtu tiihe or weans, are for the full
course, and especially great iv reduced
rafvH.
Fur Catalogue, address
U. W. KEINHART,
Jy 3l-waUwdtf i'riucipui.
CHOWAN BAPTIST
Female Institute,
riUIIS IS ONE OF THE OLDEST
AN1 BEST
JL luruistied female schools
in the South. Its
large property is mainly the fiirr of the public; it
lias a full corps of aole and experienced teachers
who are aUavaed to the school and who are will
ing to servte L ou moderate salaries; hence it
can and does offer the advantages of a Urst-class
school on terms corresionuingio the diminished
resources ot our people.
Whole charge lor. the scholastic year, for
boaru and literary tuition, in full course, Inclu
ding I .atin and French,
Driiamental branches alone are extra.
Next session begins
Ifct Wrtlnckdaf in October.
For catalogues .address
jy i3-at pd. a. Mcdowell, rres.
NOnTH CAUOLINA.
IIapiy IlQine, X. O.
THE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE AU
guet, 1st day, and close December 19th, 1S77.
Board, including all expenses, is from $6 tot 10
per month. Tuition ranges from fl to $4 per
iiKHun. t orrpartM-uiara aJ(irss
, , . It. U ABERNETHY,
julylO-tf. ... President.
HOLLINS INSTITUTE,
. . .Botetourt Springs, Va. -
TP HE Til I RTT FI FTH AXNTJAL SESSION
JL will open on the 19th of September. Pupiia
are receivea ior a single session, or a term oi
years, including vacations.
This ia the most extensively equipped school
for girls and young ladies in Virginia; it is also
of longest standing, having witnessed the rise oi
ail outers.
The culty, composed of ladies and gentle
men of high social posh ion and of different reli
gious persuasions, is numerous and able they
have no other calling or profession they reside
at the Inrtitute, and, with the pupils, compose
one family, the school being almost exclusively
ooardiug. . , , ,.
The buildings are of brick, recently construct
ed, with extensive porticoes and verandas. The
unproved grounds are beautiful, embracing
many acres, with walks, shade trees and shrub
bery. 1'ne mineral waters of these Springs and
this mountain climate have fine effect in the de
velopment of health: hence, with rare excep
tions, pupils return to their homes improved and
invigorated in physical constitution.
The courses pf study embrace the whole range
of female culture, and the Institute has borne
the reputation for many years of the most -curate
and elevated instruction. Music, in all it
branches, is thoroughly taught. For board and,
tuition a single charge of fto is made, payable
in three equal instalments, at intervals of ninety
i.'ays, the lirst being due on day of entrance.
'Board" includes room-rent, lodging, fuel, wash
ing, servants' attendance, table fare and medical
attendance. "Tuition" covers Instruction in all
literary branches, including Languages, Ancient
and Modern. For Music, Fainting and Drawing
only, are extra charges made. '
i For further particulars, apply to the Superin
tendent, i . CIIAS. L. COCKK. . J :
ii -,. , Botetourt Springs, Va. v.
Refers to the following patrons; -' ! : .
,i - CoU J. M. Hbck, Kaleigh, N.C.:-' r-,v.
Col. Wji. M. Kino, F'aikland, N.' C ' ;
-1 ; COL J. B. Pkkkins, Pa tolns, N. C. ' " "
i ' ; !Capt. M. Thomtpon, Smith ville, N. C
J : i .i II. ScbLtt, Winston, N. C. i . . ?
jjIS tt ; i
Eitlerforfl College,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.'
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OiMMMJO
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rhnr tha Ammnnitioa n'arajfn 1 m n-vr ma i ... j - t .i
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that characterizes the publications made npou the subject by pa: ties acting in behalf of other In
terests, the following , -
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is published for the information of all concerned. Copies thereof and any additional information
des red may be obtained on application to the unt ersigned.
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Rate of Freight between Northern and
Wilmington and AVeldon Railroad
2d, and iuce that date :
rgR 100
BETWEEN
NORFOLK
OR
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AND
215
S ' '.
Wilson
75 70 60
liiack Creek..
Fremont..
I'ikeville......
Dudley.......
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Faison's
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90 80 70
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ii 401
i'ikeville,. . .
Duilley, .... ...
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Faison's
1 30 1
1 65 1
1 55' I
ClassiflcaUon used Atlantic Coast Line Six Class
with vxceptions of Circular B, April 15th, 17C.
-OXHk0-
FREIGHT RATES BETWEEN G0LDSB0R0 . AND POINTS NAMED.
I IV i: 1" IP JZ J 1 J U Ij Y 3d, 1 K 7 7 .
First Wass.
second"
Third "
Fourth " .-
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Pork and Beef,
Fish V --
Corn, Wheat, Meal.. ........j............
OaU, .U. . . i-. -i-
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Guano, L. C. L.......
salt, L. C.L.'..;..; j.j....
Salt, CX. L., SO sacka....
Molasses, L. C. U,
Molasses, C. L......
Molasses, .
Spirits Turpentine.. i ......... s.- i .
Iron Band Bar Hoop, O. L. Nails....
Coal, L. C.L.,. .IJ...-
ceal, C. L.,.
Cotton, 454 11.,. ......... ................
Agricultural IJone, L. C.l,....
A gricultural Lime, C. L.,'.
Flotir... .. .U :.;. . . . . . i . ...
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PEACE INSTITUTE,
lVAIEIGXT. Cm
'' TBK SIXTH AWrPAt OT3STOK COWOTNCKS
THE I3th SEPTEMBER, 1877,
and continues to MIDDLE of JUNE, 18TS. .
Instruction in all branches usually taught in
first-claas female schools, ly experienced and
accomplished teachers. 1
For circulars and catalo?ne, giving full par
ticulars as to terms, Ac,, aodrem
, . 4 IUEV. K. BURWELL & SON
-u'-11 - ' lUleigh, N. C.
- jnlyt8twftn-wtoi ' - - u
1,
Et. Rev. Thoa Atkinson, J.
Ht, Rev. Theo. BLiyxoarif D
.D.j tors.
Ssv! Bennett Snidei M.; .Eectcf.
Jirs. Kate DeEoaaet Mor c, Ladf Superintendent.
Jl- The 71st Term of th school will begis 'm
V SEPTEMBER th, 1877.
'fob ci rcula u ad d r ess t he KECTOR.
"Julj7-3ia
St. Mary's
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SO 90 1 00 1 00 1 15
70 SO SO1 90 1 00
63 75 85! 85 95
60 65 70' 70 75
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40 50 60 50
30 40 40 40
25 , 3 30 30
IS 23 23 23 ......
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1 15 1 30 1 30 1 30
60 65 65 65 .
30 85 40 4f " 43
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8 60 ""-
1 75 2 25 3 OO S75
3 25
8 50 ' '.Y.'.l'i'.'..'.'.'. '.I'.'.'.',
60 70 75 75 W
C ;
r.r loo
Per bbl.
Per bush.
Per ton.
Per Sack.
it
Per 100
44
PerW.
Per loo
Per ton.
Per, Bale.
Per ton.
Per MA.
-A.- POPE,.
General Freight Agent,
I TRINITY COLLEGE.
The Fall Term begins SEPTEMBER 5th; and
nds January 4. Whole expense for everything
excepting books and clothing, $75 to f&l.
send for catalogue and examine the special
advantages offered. ' . ; 'T
. aug 2-daww - ; r ?J; B. CRAVENJ
COLLEGE,
; i . ST i.TES VILLE, X. C. :
FA IX SOs-SION Open Aug". 29. 1S77.
Boai4 and JEngiiak. Tuition $t5.ta per session
oi twenty weeKS.
; For circulars with full particulars, address :
lit AtKS. . H. GKATj PrineijpaL
ij!;'-v:-' :'::" BEfEltXX CE3 : f, ,
All frtenda and pupils of the late Professor
mucii-u, oi me university oi ixortn varonna.
jy25-6mpL 4 , ... -..,.
-.' -,! i, .'.'.'.i
FEW ADVEKTIS5MENTS.
Am
'1 liNJJ
BELOW POST,
For SO Bays Only.
OKDER TO CLOSE OtfT MY STOCK OF
SUMMER CASSBLERES, PANT GOODS,
VESTING8,
AND
Summer Suitings Generally
I will sell, for the next thirty days,
SUITS, OR PARTS OF SUITS,
.' As above, '. .', r "
AT AHD BELOW COST,
FOR CASH ONLY.
NOW tlio TIME
TO .
Call early, as
I Mean Busin ess.
C. WEIKEL,
Merchant Tailor, Hollouian Bnildingr,
June l-3m.
I'Ott liEXTi .
rMlK HOUSE, COUNEU OFl'A YiiTTliVILLE
A ana Cabarrus streets, recently occupied !v
J. i. Hill, immediate possession given. For
terms, apply to .). J. THOMAS, Kaii-iuli, or E.
H.rui., siuunucia.
aag. 3-tf. "
IK. KI4 II AKI II. LKWIS,
(Ite Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear in
the Savannah Medical College.) Practice limited
to the
rzrrz jvtst j:.vi,
! - -
Raleigh, N: C. Ortlce in tlie Yarborongh House.
Keferstotlie State Medical Sotn lv. ami the
Georgia Medical Society.
up 4-iw-iy
B. F
MOOKE.
JOUN GATLINO.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
KA LEIGH N. 0.
ii Slate ami Federal Courts.
Practice
Jji$ tf
GOODE HOUSE.
Corner Mii n, and Coinmcirt Ftrect,
NORFOLK, VA.
o Jinn ff 'ii :V Tiiij
z r "f'zi'jj.' - vwm
JESSE C."JAC0(.TtS,
jy 27-dlwAw5m Proprietor,
15EAUFOUT, IV. C.
The nndersiffneil havlnglrasfxi theaitove POP
ULAR SUMMER RESORT for a term of vcars.
will hav it thoroughly rwiovated. repaired, ani
opened for the accommodation of siu-h guests a
ne may sec lit K accomiiHMiate, hj July Int.
i77. A HAM) OF MUSIC has hwn encaged
lor the Season. FAST-SAILING BOATS to be
had at all times for sailing and fishing parties;
RATH HOUSES for both ladies and 'gentlemen.
SI RF BATHING, as good as any upon the At
lantic Coast. TEN I'INS, anil other amusements.
tor the young. 'HIE TAULE win be supplied
witn an 1 ne luxuries 1 rem not n iami and wawr
In fact, the Proprietor determines to GIVE SAT-
isi- ac 1 iO to all who may visit' aim.
lermw, Si.,)U iH'rl:i) . special contract1
ma-te wittr panics wisiunz to remain lonirfr tnau
one week. ir. k. HAfiifV,
Je23-2iu. I'roprietor.
CENTRAL HOTEL,
LOCATED III THE BUSINESS PART OF THE CITY.
CHARGES MODERATE.
A FIRST CLASS HOUSE,
Ks?lj EdtlsiisiSefwiiisld,,
W. E. PATTEHSOH, Proprietor,
MIDDLE STREET, ' ' .
Carriages at the Dqxit on Arrival of Trains.
Jnnel2-2m. ' -
1 i-
Ml EQUAL TC
Bslightfullj IhM &s:t to C.piiol Squire
in the basement is the
BEST SALOON
. . . , . . -i . - - . . .
C.SVBRO.WN
, Proprietor
r K
ftpSG-U;
ATLANTIC
HOTEL
NEW ADVERTISE3IENTS.
lT07.IS,TSaiTlks,
f Fayettevillo Street,
i I the place to order your
SPRING SUITS of CLOTHING,
lie has retnrned from New Tort with alariro
and one of the most attractive stocks of
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
Ever offered to the Raleigh public.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CL0THS.D
DOESKIN, FRENCH, ENGLISH" AND GER
MAN casimeres.; ; i
Black and Blue Flannels
Of very Superior equality. j
YACHT CLOTHS, LIGHT CASIMEltES FOR
PANTS, snErnEitDs PLAIUS,
. j.
In short, a full line of every tiling to wear. j
: Prices in accordance with the tiroes,! and whole
suits, or even any garment 1spnt up at a much
lower price than ever before offered, i j
, rsrOnly the njost skilled workmen employed.
fJRpmembcr the name and place, T.
I.OA1IK1I. nearly oiiposite Tucker Hall.
McU 30-tf. ,
II.
G
1: o . 11
. II A I ti II ,
IJOOKSELLETt AXl) STATipNKK,
MAli KPT SQU A liE,
FAYETTE VIULE, N. C
KecpH constantly on hand a full supply ot
BIBLES,
i'UAVKH AJND
- HYMN I(K.)KS,
AND ALL '
M O 1 1 O O JL. HOOKH
In gencnil use.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
WHITING PAPERS, ENVELOPES, BOX PA-
PETKKIES, I'KNS, INKS, 1,'KNCILS. Ac,
FANCY ARTICLES, !
WORK BOXKS,
WRITING DESKS,
AC. AC,,"C. '
Orders solicited. and any IkkiIc Dialled. Dom-iire
paid, on receipt of the catalogue price. '
Onlor forn-p"i'H iu;iimi m..-
Jau 14-tf . f, . ..
JNCOURACE
IKiIE INSTITUTIONS.
SECURITY AGAINST FIRE.
THE
NORTH " CAROLINA
KALEI0II,V N. C. .
TniS COMPANY CONTINUES TO WRITE
Policies at
iAiit i ovaries,
on all clasfiek of '
Insurable Pro pe rty.
;l;ALULOSSES A.iiKr :f i
PROMrTLt ADJUSTEW AM) TAID.
i : THE "HOME" 13 H
RapiSly Growing in Mlie Fa?or
TO
. I
. !' , '
Carolina
Insurers of Property ia JTorth
fff" Agent in all parts of the State,
This Company takes risks on property of everj
character on the most reasonable, and not with
stanuing the large number of towea it tu sus
tained in the past four years, Jt has , never failed
pay pnimptly and ou time. Itstnottois: '
PROGRESSIVE I J ; PEOSPEhoUB
PROMPT!
AMPLE yRESEUVK AND
firrnvrna ",;
GOOD
Premiums Cash I
; policies iiBEiijii.
i 1 !ii
fy-GUARD YOtB OWJUXTRESTS BY .
snUKG IK TILE
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iR H, BATTLE, Jr., rresUknT.'
. v;. u. itutn- Yice-Presidont. , ,
" ; ' JOH-N DEVEKEUX, Hecretarr.
PULASKI COWPJUt. SupcTridi'
mch io-tf ,
Mercian
Home Insurance Co.,