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15T P. M. HALE AND W. L. SAUNDERS. .-aWisliea Daily (except; Monday) and Weekly, Ratks of Subscription in Adyancb. BaUy, one year, mall postpaid,....., $ 8 OO six months, " I " ........... 4 00 three' " " ........... S 00 weekly, one year, mall postpaid,... s 00 . u Blxmonths, " j " 100 To city subscribers The Observer will be de livered dally ai iwemj ucuuj per weeK; seven ty-five cents per month two dollars for three months. ; - - . I ' BY TELEGRAPH. jiEPORTED BY TIIK ASSOCIATED PRESS. 1 THK HUSSIAX-TUUKISII WAR.! i i. I he Latest Dispatches from the Seal ; ( War. Losnoy, Oct; l.-The Standard ' 'cor respondent with the Turkish army, tele graphs from Plevna that Osman Pasha's losses from the Russian cannonade are ex ceedingly light, but on the day when he rdook the Redoubts on Loftcha road, he lost three thousand men. There are nowy Sept. 23(1, only 1900 wounded at Plevna. The Standard Bucharest special says Gin. Tocllebens' opinion of the -situation at Plevna has been laid before Irartil Duke Nicholas, IIe was understood to declare that siege operat ions on the most extended scale are requisite for the cap ture of the place. The Czarowitch visited CJorney Studen Saturday to relinquish the command on the left j flank, and resume the command of the Imperial guard." The secocd Turkish convoy for Plevna has returned to Orkani, the Rouniania cavalry having captured eight wagons of grain. Grand Duke Nicholas! has the liver com plaint. ' M ,!;" -: ii' This mornings Standard publishes the following special despatch. "'." . Sofia, (Sunday Evening,) Sept. 30. Trustworthy information has been, re ceived here that Osman Pasha has repulsed tfio Kusso-Ronmanian attack on his front and left, inflicting heavy losses. It is said he attacked the Russians on the J,ov:itz's road and recovered several , posi tions. This seems; to agree ;with the reports published in the Constantinople newspapers yesterday that Osman Pasha had defeated the Roumanians before Plev na, hut tltfiro is no more reason to believe one than the other. The titimdarrVs de tails resemble of tho3e the fight of Septem- vIx.t 11th to 13th remarkably. As the Impe rial Guard, numbering 56,000, is said to be due liefore Plevna by the 5th instant, ittis .highly improbable that the Russians have made general assault without .them. Lonoox, October 1. The first Turkish convoy which entered Plevna consisted of two thousand wagons. The number of - wagons in the second, convoy is not re reported, j - i A corespondent says of the Russians before L'levna : " They seem completely at sea ; they have no plan, no idea, no head. They are waiting for reinforcements which are., arriving slowly and which when all here will hardly more than cover their losses by battle and sickness during the ' last two months. I think history offers no such example of a slendid army in such an utterly helpless condition." . - i Suleiman Pasha is fortifying at Shipka Pass apparently with the intention of wintering there. . 1 Losooy, -'October. 1. A letter , from Ocn. Klapka is published, "iouchingthe ru- j mora that he-was one of the lcaclers of the movement; .from the Hungarian legion in Transj-Jvfinia' to act. in conjunction with the Turkish corps to destroy the Roumanian railways. He knows nothing of that af fainand if he had known of it, during his recent sojourn in Hungary he would hae Missuadetl , the country from such a psc- jeet. ' j- ; ' Paius, October 1.4-The Russian Tele. vrnPi'iic Aa&iieu rrints a Tluohfirnsf. Hia. patch which declares mediation impoa silili. A solution of the nueslion bntwepn Russia and Turkey mtlst besought on the hattlo-lield. Diplomacy may intervene later. Same (liqpntchi says: Gen. i Todle br.i succeeds Gen. Zotpff as chief of staff to Prir cci of Roumahia before Plevna. flic Indian. AVahiiinbton, October 1. The follow i:)g was receive. 1 at the .War Department this morning: :,,.-. : . "Giik aoo. OctolKT 1- Information lms licen receivel by telegraph from the department of Missouri that leads t the Mief that the Apaches of Ari zona, who recently fled from: the reser vations, will be obliged to surrender before long. Two Apacho chiefs hnve already consented to surrender. All the available troops in New Mexico are operating against tl'l'lU.. . . P. II. SlIKKIDAN.'f Thr Indian .council closed to-day, the government insisting that the Iudi ans move to the 'Missouri river, where their supplies are.-. Next Spring they are prom ised permission to move ou the reservations they have selected. 'riu lumiiic in Indiu. London, October 1. The Times Ma Mras correspondent reviewing the actual effects in tiiat presidency of famine and diseases consequent on the famine says i 1 he registered donto n x .i ----- .".o u! me present year up to the end of junc were, 370,000 above lie average. This according to the opin- 11 t,d'Sla,Ctr ' 1Cm does not present' more than i of the actual mortality, and we have further to add the deaths which have occurred s.nce and have not yet been olheially reported. . The correspondents conclusion is that ; not Jess than 750,000 : persons have fallen victims, and even these Jgws vnll probably be largely increased ,fr ? famine, and its after wave of suiiermg luis hnaliy passed away. ! rtcu or the Suspension ol Uic ; Ilarnwtable Hank. . r0ST0NV Oct. 1. Another result of the tremor amsed by the suspension of the instable Savings Bank, has been the -pension of the Savings bank at Hyanis, ;c,husetts. There "had been a run Pm the bank for several days, and upon y 'll ! was deemed advisable , that ff?1,!011 suspended until the present distrust has subsided.' The bank aJ??0dltandinS and most of its loans 1 firi ? the last rePrt the had depositors and the agsregate depos-screnCaj-iy jf a million. ' - j ; 7:' '' Marine. .-' . , of venS311 0ct-1 A Norfolk dispatch tharl Sc833'8 a Gulf 6teamer from m; s-a' ,for Neiw York. with " Sa irg0 and fourteen Passengers, nihor1' ts.m reports fearful Pi ii ni,tbe .coast' heavy .northeast cliaPPing seas. No wrecks re ath of Cardinal Sfovosa. Sfovi -Caihal Sixfe Riora heated a p ef-d' 67 years. . He" was , citfdinannTSl6. ; . i . . j Collision. p ferS'l VrTwo freight, trains eWn2 f he T Road. ! Two trump Thm f jd a ride stealing - 'P wrned. Loss $150,000. i . : 'i fflilil ' j " ' ': : :- .1 S it '-j.-' ,',.'" "-.;-'.' : - - - - - i VOL. 2. Washington Items; Washington, October 1. It is confl dently stated th Senator Wallace, of Pennsylvania, isS opposing Randall for Speaker, and it is -somewhat more loosely stated that the Pennsylvania delegation, except one, is solid for Randall. The California tragedian, John McCul- lougn, opens his Southern tour to-night at Richmond in "Richelieu." Traveling with McCullough are Messrs. Levick and Law rence, Miss Eleanor Carey, Mrs. Allen ana otners, under the general . management oi jonn i. jrorcLfj ( . i .. Pay-roll Clerk. P.! R. Goodrich of the Interior Department, is reported irregular to iue extent or a.MUU oy iorgerj. ,churz tried to conceal th0 matter, but the unfor tunate young man wrote a letter to his chief mat a woman had been hounding and blackmailing him j for money. ., The jury - inj j the . case, of the United States vs ! Ex-Senator and Ex Assistant . Secretary of the Treasury Sawyer, Gen. R. I D. Roddy, Hayes ex Commissioner of Customs and IV W. Brooks, of the late firm of Parkman & Brooks, rendered d verdict of guilty. The parties except Roddy, were sent to jail to-day. Roddy is in Europe and not on trial. The defence made many excep tions which will b heard in the general term, . which commences to-morrow. The convicts will be retained in jail here until the exceptions are heard and the cases finally disposed of The parties are con victed on the count of consDiracv to nasa a fraudulent claims on which $57,000 was paid to Roddy. The unfortunate Sawyer, then secretary, only' received one thousand dollars of the plunder. The penally is not less than one year j imprisonment at hard labor, and fine notpess than one thousand dollars. The jury? made an exceptional recommendation fbr toercy in favor of Sawyer, who it wa4 not proved had received any share. This js the famous Parkman, Brooks fc Co. cottfira claim of Memphis. Hon. John II. Caldwell, of Alabama. very prominent for! Clerk of the House of Representatives. islatT the National hotel. I he present staff of the Natfonm Re- jniblican .embraces! "Messrs. A. M. Clapp, editor-in-chief : ' Ni Davidson, managing editor; Charles L. Flannagan, A. B. Tal- cott, II. P. .Godwin aud Jos. Y. Potts, Associates. The business department is under the management of II. H. Clapp. Saturday nearly thee columns were gener ally read and discussed. The following is an extract: k'We cannot consent by silence on that point that 4ur attitude towards the present National Administration shall be misunderstood or misinterpreted. Having devoted our best abilities and efforts to secure the elevation of Gen. Rutherford B. Hayes to the Pi esidency as the rep- resentative of the Republican party and its . pronounced principles it will be our highest pleasure to sustain all his, measures ind policies ' that are in harmony with republican principles, usages and traditions. To take any other course would in o$r judgment be inpon sistent with politicil good faith, and Ren der us remiss in.dufy. To expect more or less of us now woild be- to impugn our political integrity,- jand question our good sense as republicans. We shall favor and advocate all public improvements by hich the entire State commerce may be promoted and strength- i ened, and the; resources of the entire nation may be .developed into wide spread prosperity. We shall not contend for a tariff for protection but -for revenue. We are in favor of remonitizing silver and making it a legal tender of equal value with gold for all Irlebts due the Govern ment and the peoj lej we shall advocate the issue of greenbacks backed by the Na tional faith to an ainount equal to the wants of business $nd trade, which shall be received the satne as gold and silver for all duus-to the Government and indi viduals. : ! WAsniKGTOS, dJ C, Oct. 1, 18H. The Treasury Departmpnt has - advices" that Fred E. Grossman, Icollector of customs at Fernandina, Floridi, j has died of yellow fever. It is stated that he Secretary of War, in his annual repprt, will recommend an increase of the : Lrmy at the discretion of the President to k; maximum of 40,000 men. . . ' . Washington, October l.The Silver Senator Sharon, of Nevada, writes that he wilL not be; ablb to attend the Extra Session, on accounf of private business r one Republican vofe lost; Judge Upton, o ' Oregon, qualified to day as second. Cohaptroller of the, Treas ury.' ' - : . It seems very likely that nominations will be withheld until after the - adjourn ment of the ExtraSes8ioh and then, they will be submitted to the Special Extra Session of the Senate. . . i Morton, of Indiana, Republican, and Dennis, of Marykjjnd, Democrat, ! will be absent on account jff sickness. The probabilities are that the Republi cans will have a majority, counting Cono over and Spencer ith them. The Senate will be very- close! The Life and Health insurance agents are of opinion that the probabilities favor a Democratic majority on firet'CalL i . : Washington, Oct. 1. 'There will be a full attendance of j the -Senate, with every member faithful t(Jj his party. The roll call will show 40 Republicans and 33 Demo crats. There are thfree vacancies, one from South Carolina anil, two from Louisiana. ; " ' - Wreck Ashore. : ' --' WAsnisGTON, October 1. The signal observer at Fort Macon reports part of the side of a brig or schooner and portions of a wreck have com ashore at Cape Look out. Nothing hassbeen found to designate the name. Lisrhi looking for bodies, a Cincixxati, Oqt, l.-fhe two upper floors with contents, of Armour & Co's packing house at Union Stock Yards were burned. Loss onpuilding $10,000. The stock damaged is Estimated at $3500. , Yellow Fever. ' . : . - ! , .. Attgcsta, Oct. -jl.-i-It is reported that there were four deaths of yellow fever at Port Royal yesterday, and that a number ofcitizens have left the' place. - Debt Sjatemenu Washingtoit, Oct. 1 The debt state ment shows decrease $3,882,524. -.s Coin in tresury $119,1525.43.; Currency $14 "Jill? A 1 - i & .' ' Strikers lies n me Work. WiLKisBABRB, U'a.,. Oct, , l.General resumption of operations this morninr at the mines of the J Lehigh & Wilkesharre Company. - , . i S 4 J RALEIGH, N. MOKE STRIKERS, Laborers in Kansas on a Strike Xheit Kileader Killed. ; Lkavbnwoeth, Oct. 1. The laborers on. the Kansas Central Narrow Gauge Railroad at the end of the line near Cir- clevuTe have been on a strike for three days past because they were not paid their wages. Early Saturday morning a party of twenty citizens left the city on a special train for the scene of d sturbance at Hol ton, where they were joined by Sheriff Williams, of Jackson county, and a pose of fifteen men. Leavenworth men made a part of the Sheriffs posse. The train pro ceeded to the end of the line beyond Cireleville. Here a large body of the strikers were congregated, - many on horseback - and headed by- Hartnian. The party was greeted with all kinds of abusive epithets. Hartman,, especially, was very abusive in his language, and; de monstrative in his actions. Capt. Tough,, formerly United States Marshal for the western district of Kansas, who had been selected leader of the posse, commanded Hartman to halt, and was answered by a pistol shot. The posse was then ordered to fire over his head, which was done, and Hartman answered with two shots from his revolver. The posse then under di rections, fired upon Hartman. He died the same evening. The train returned to Cireleville, where it was met by a great crowd of strikers. A warrant was sworn out against Capt. Tough, who was arrested, but released on . his own recognizance. At Holton the train was confronted by an other body of the strikers, who took pos session of switch and declared that they would not let the train pass unless the posse surrendered Capt. Tough to them. This was not done and the train backed out; subsequently ther posse left the train and marched into Holton and took up quarters in the hotel, which was soon surrounded by the armed strikers, but finding that the posse was well prepared, did not attack the house. Capt. Tough was again ar rested the same night, and released on $10,000 bail. NegTO Shot. Cincinnati, Oct. 1. Hon. Cassius M. Clay yesterday morning shot and instantly killed a negro named Perry White. Gen. Clay had employed White's mother as cook, 'but finding she had been robbing him of silver plate and other articles, had discharged her. Yesterday morning he started from his farm 6 miles from Richmond, Ky.,, to visit a negro church in the neighborhood for the purpose of hiring another servant. While on the way he perceived a loose horse in a pasture near the roadside and the negro, Perry White, endeavoring to conceal himself behind the animal. White had threatened Clay's life, and wras known as a des perate character, and upon perceiving him Clay immediately leaped down, con fronted the negro and ordered him to throw up his hands. The negro obeyed, and Clay talked to him roughly, and or dered him to leave the place, and telling him that if he moved trom his position until Clay was remounted, he would kill him. As soon as Clay started for his horse the negro rushed after him, but Clay turned suddenly, fired twice, hitting the negro in the neck and breast. Gen. Clay then rode to town and delivered himself to the au thorities. The feeling of the community is entirely with Clay. White had the rep utation of being a bully and , a dangerous niaa. lexical! Affairs. Galveston, Octobor 1. The News' Fort Clark special sayg Col. Shafter cross ed the Rio Grande yesterday with six hundred men and two Uatlmg guns to ex tricate Bullis from his dangerous position. One thousand Mexicans left Piedro, Ne gros, Zaragossa and Ville N. Veva to day. Their destination is unknown. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' WOllTIl & WORTH WILMINGTON, H. C, OFFER. AT LOW PRICES 1000 TONS GRATE AND STOVE COAL. 2000 BARRELS L1MT3, PLASTER and CEMENT. 500 . , FLOUR, ALL GRADES. 150 BOXES SMOSEB and DRY-SALT MEATS. 100 BARRELS SUGAR. 300 HOGSHEADS and BATtRELS MOLASSE& 75 bags -coffee. '. 300 kegs nuls. 500 packages soap, candles, Lye - ' . soda, matches, candy, snuff, . tobacco, ' Ac., 4c, Ac. i seit n -tr KADEK biggs. Established Sol. asa eiggs. SXG-G-S & CO., GEKEIIAL'COUUISSION UEECHANT3 AND COTTON FACTORS. ' Biggs' Wharf, - - NORFOLK, V 1. fcLiberal advances on CoBsignments. tSpecial attention paid to the sale of COT TON and all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, and prompt returns madeJ fcP-BAUGING and TIES forniatied on liberal terms. Be23-w3m. F. A. SCIIUTTE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer . IN ALL KINDS OF PARLOR, . CHAMBER, DINING, KITCHEN ' ; f and OFFICE FURWTUpf OlA.El OP ZEj TS, i ; IVos. 26 and 2";' , j SOUTH FROaJT STREET, i ! r and Jf o. 11 and 15 Wilmi ngto h TJi vc , K sept S5-3m C., TUESDAY, GjCTOBER 2, 1877. NEW AivERlTSEMENTsJ m 877. ! WE ARE AGAIN PREPARING TO PRESENT 1U UIK UtSlUMtKS A1N1 TIlEi PUBLIC GENARALLY A MAGNIFICENT TOCK " - -OF- V.J ,. FALL AND WINTER nun "c a rvu vaou, uave ail me advantafirea wMch . f ' Emerience! Enro and Catiiai i can givens. Our CASH PLAN with I l o w i S ices HAS BEEN A SUCCESS.. j The people appreciate it and our hnsiriess im proves. We will be prepared ia a lewi days to present fan lines of all kinds of goods id all de partments. I it We have received specimen cases of ; j GENTS' FALL STYLE OF ETS, AND AN ASSORTMENT OP; 1 Kid and Undressed Kid Gloves, I t S Ladies fteck Ties, PriZltS AND A FEW NKW STYLES JpgJsi RjQS 7. H. &R. S. TUCKER. sept 12-tf New Men ! New Firm ! ! ! i'!.:r.' NEW GOODS ill ! . ; , :,; ! And " ! ;l 4 ! NEW PRICES. Yes, we mean newprices that is to tay, e have on hand a llrst class lot of Ihe j Very Best Goods p"'" ' i i -For Gentlemen's Wear; 1 i : ! ! Emlracing every novelty of &tyje mat wej will put np in suits to order it prices: j LOWER THAU EVER BEFORE Offered in this ma-'ket. , We cuarautee satisfaction ftoth in fltaiid work manship, i i Our motto is : "LIVE AND LET LIVE." Call and see us at the ; , OLD TUCKUlt STOM3, 4 r one door south of the Southern Express office, ! j - i i FAYETTEVI I.E1E STUElrr. L sep 20 tf i LEWELLEN & MESLEY. II You "Will rianlc, TItIPtflC I j PURE LIQUORS IK MODERATION. 1 We havej always in store a i Full d Chi:; M il Mi In this Unc, j Iacluding the well known and excellent Roljertson County Tenn. Rye Sammcrdean Virginia Valley Rye Bis For which we are sole agents. 33 " AND Cabinet Whiskies. CHOICE OLD COGNAC, OF PLANAT Sl CO. SHERRY WINES. Of Moreno le Mora ana itadojpii; jl " PORT WINKS, OfWM. JOHN GRAHAM. ! , CLARETS,; Of JULES.MERMAN 4 CO. 1 t (i CHAIPAGNE . Of various approved brands. IMPORTED " FISH " GIH, Pure and genuine for medical purposes. BEST NEW ENGLAND RUM. 1 p I ; " N. C. APPLE BRANDY. ' YOUNGERS AND! BASS' ALE. 4 - ' GUINNESS BROWN STGUT.j ' &c.,f? "&o.9 fec.', ' 1 &b. , , We buy all Foreign ' I " i ' Direct of Importers and Agents. We cater only for a first class " : LIQUOR TRABH And purchasers can rely upon the Genuine Char acter or au goooa bought oi us. ..., ij I Orders from a distance promptly and carefully filled,, in boxed Demijohns, or as may be -desired. : I f n,::h HAKDIR 5 GRIMES.; f L TRAD Merclant Tailoig. uuluhi THOBOCCHBRED STOCK FOB t - :; ,;. j . SALEi ;n:n.;'.4 r;-. My thoroughbred BERKSHIRE BOAR (Aaron Burr) in fine working order. Also 6 Sows. 8 half Berkshirea, and s Cheaters, will be sold separate It or in a lot. v v, u,t, ..ij,,.. K. B. SATJNDEKS, PebX7-tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. : f.ClA.B.StroEacIi EECEIYED THIS WEES ; 60 boxes selected Cream Cheese. : 66 boxes London large Raisins. 35 boxes Cases and Crackers. 10 cases Horsford's Bread Preparation. 1,200 lbs. Plain and French Candies. ' 8 cases Schipps Cocoanut. , 1 case Excelsior Corn Starch. . 1 case Sweet Oil. 20 bbls. Peerless Irish Potatoes. 60 boxes Scotch Herrings. gross Gillet's Cream Yeast. W gross Ralph's Carolina Snuff. -l gross Nelson's Gelatine. ' 8 gross Mason's Blacking. . 8 Tubs Fresh Goshen Butter. BROOMS, WATER and WILLOW BASKETS. Special for City Trade. , English and Alderney Condensed MUk.' ' ' Canned French Green Peas. . French Pickles Glass and Kegs. Genuine French Sardines. 5 packages Breakfast Samp and Hominy. Cross & Blackwell's mixed Pickles. Ground Java and French Breakfast Coffee in 1 lb. Tin Jars. Choice thin Breakfast Strips. Pig Hams and Shoulders'. '5 brands elegant Toilet Soaps,cheaper than ever. CONSIGNED. 500 lbs CHOICE MOUNTAIN BUTTER, in 20 lbs. Kegs, cheap. 2o bbls. FATJERESII MULLETS, cheap to close. W. C. & A. B. STRONAC1I. septl9-tf HO! FOR THE FAIR WEIKEL, Be Mercliant Tailor, Hollemaii mmg Fayetteyllle StfJ HAS JUST EE0EIYED HIS FRESH SUPPLY of FALL GOODS, And is now ready to put up to order the Most MmWi h Mil, If yon wunld lo la timo tor your "" FAIR WEEK SUITS, qALL EARLY. THE OLD ESTABLISHED EmpriM of Fashion Is better prepared than ever before to render Full Satisfaction to Customers. iS-REMEMBERji) WEIKEL'S IS THE PLAGE. aug28-tf. . BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. THE UNDERSIGNED II AS TTfTS DAY sold and transferred to Mr. W. C. McMACK IN, all his interest In the co-partnership busi ness conducted by the nrm oi MoMACKIN Sfc GULICK, which is thereby dissolved. 1 Mr. McMACKIN will continue the business at the same stand on s YIcIiee Square, , and I take pleasure, in asking for him the pat ronage of my friends and acquaintances who desire the services of a COMMISSION MER CHANT. W. B. GULICK. Raleigh, N. C, Sept. 8, 1S7T. CMicsui coatmssios bpsihsbs. I shaU continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS at the stand heretofore occupied by McMACKIN k GULICK, and respectfully solicit consign ments of ; , COTTON, ? rLOUE, GRA1IT. . HAY, AJNLl COUJfTBY PRODUCE GEXEEALLY, to the sale of which I will give Btrlct personal 7 attention. - COTTOU is maae a specialty of my business, and .1 shall be able to nxato qniok sales and prompt returns. The usual commission of 50 cents per bale will be charged. I shall continue the sale of MORO PHILLIPS' PHDINE. and of other Guanos, and also of AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. sept9-tf ; TREDWELL -.ft MALLORY, I I .; - NORFOLK.; TA., BELL COTTON FOB COMMSSION OF ; Fifty Cents a Bale , . i ; i j WK GCABAXTEK M ' FULL 3IARKET PRICES . : PROMPT RETURNS. sel-3m. :..-: '"i'itit "-wi BY A LADY, A FITUATHJTx AS 1 EAUilKll ina achool family. She la qualified to give thorough Instruction in all the English Branches, ami the rudimentsof Music, and. would also be wllllnir to act as amanuensta, elocution ist, or secretary. She would not object to a place ia the country. .'. ; : r Refer toW.E. Anderson or Rev, Dr. Mar- Shan, itaieign, rt. v. Address M. R. A. Bepl3-wlm P0X 450,Baleign,27,C, NO. 120. 3e W ADVERTISEMENTS. Fall aai Wislsr.' 1277. Tie Latest and Newest Styles. R.LOADER, I X Oil FAYETTETILLE STREET, Would respectfully inform his patrons and the. public aeneraiiy, that he has Just received a full and complete-stock eff Fall; and Winter Goods, -.."j.i EMBRACING: EVERY NOVELTY OF STYLE AND '.' . - FASHION. The Very finest ENGLISH, FRENCH and GER- ssjun LOTHS AND DOESKI1NS. CHEVIOTS,' r DIAGONALS, SCOTCH, . -FEENCH and ENGLISH CASSIMEKES, In short.! the most attractive lino nf rirJa ' .. . . ....V. Wl vVWUOtUI bi-ought to the Raleigh Market. Remember, I employ only FIRST CLASS WORKMEN, And will not be undersold. tSai8factkn guaranteed in every instance. Oill and see me. T. R. LOADER, VtRTHlVT Till no Sep 22-itf Fayettevllle Street. TX-I12 .11 LllMIULUIJ Are Again Moving. Mm oi your Wheat- and Get jour Flour. Gat ttis; Jones & Ellis. CORPJ WAPJTED. THOSE HAVING- GOOD WHITE- CORN, Oi- Good Wheat : r sale, will please send samples, stating quan- GATTIS, JONES & ELLIS. FRESHLY GROUND WHITE BOLTED i COTZTX MEAL For sale at wholesale Very Low for Cash. . GATTIS, JONES & ELLIS. Sep 22-tf. EDWABDS, BE0UGHT0N & CO., RiMiis i mm lfealeigli, TV. O. Hav ing: recentlr FurnisHed our With a supply of NEW TYPE, LATEST STYLES OF PAPEES, CARDS, fec, we invite the patronage of Himinc rtfen j throughout tne btate. Our Hook Binderr Is complete and 1b charge of JOHN ARMSTRONG, Esq., the most skilled .Bookbinder in the State. W keep on nana ana mate w oruer LEDGERS, .DAY BOOKS, RECORD BOOKS' Ac, feo. ' in every way equal to any made. limmt - Periodicals, Bound 14 any style, and OLD BOOKS rebound. Our establishment Is the ' LAEGEST AND MOST COMPLETE of the kijidl In North Carolina, and our past suc- cess and the large increasing business we are now conducting, proves that our work Is equal to any done jortn or soma. If you iwant Primintr ! Kindmff of any Kina doqe with despatch and In the best style. send 1 your orders to EDWARDS, BROTJGHTON A CO., . iUNTXKS AND UIKBERS, Raleigh N. C. sep to-jtf H. POCUE, Tobacco , Manufacturer, IIILLSBORO, C. Offers to the trade the following brands of To- bacco : ANTELOPE, 11 and 1Q inch., 6 and 6 to ft. : LEGAL TENDER, lLj -10 and 9 inch,' 6. 6, and 4 ... w a. RED BIRD and GEN. BRAGG, 11 Inch, 5 to R. piAN'andCGMETO Inch, 6 1 V. OLD RELIABLE and GOLD DOLLAR, IS inch, 3tott. ;"OUH FRANK'' and LITTLE ELLA. Inch. 8 anq ly w in 19 A cauuiea. '8U35-CCBED" andMPOGUE'S BEST." inch. 1 - I I 'tTTbe best assortment of Medium and Fine Tobacco in the State. , 4 , ' j twsmrD roBPsio List.j mi WALNUT CREIiK MILLS m Printing Sopartmeni RATES OF-.ADVERTISI?fG One Square (l inch) one day,. " ."" two"" . " " " ' three . . . four '. " M U . " . " M six '.. $1 00 1 60 S 00 S 60 8 00 S 60 Contracts for advertising for any space or time may be made at the office of The Observer, Observer Building, Fayettevllle Street, Raleigh, North Carolina. ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR RENT. ) A NEAT COTTAGE WITH THREE ROOMS and kitchen attached, situated on Saunders R. W. Sept 2 Hlllsboro street. Onices For Rent, IN THE MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION IN the city. Well lighted and well ventilated. Apply at The Observer otilee, or to 1 julyl5-tf JEFF. FISHER. RMISTEAD JONES, ATTORNEY & CODBSEUOR AT LAW RALEIGH, N. C. Practices in aft the Courts, State and Federa " umce in Auttin ijuiiuing, on Marxin stree Jan28-lj, - 4 B. F. Moors. John Gatlthg. ATTORNEYS AT LAY, RALEIGH, N. C. Practice in State and Federal Couits. yi-tf W. T3. GWYN, VI11.1L.E, TV. C . Special Atteation given to Collection, of Claims. aug 9-tf R. KICII VltI II. LEWIS, (Late Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear in the Savannah Medical College.) Tractlce limited to the EYE jVIST EVI, Raleigh, N. C. Office in the Yarborough IIouso. Refers to the State Medical Society, and the Georgia Medical Society. ap 24-dAw-ly DR. GEO. W. GRAHAM, '' iAM:ir;ii, iv. c I'ractioo -Llniitel to Eye, Ear & Throat. sopt C-KV wly FORSALE, 5nnn acres of heavily timbered UUU laiulH. lying on the line of the Nash' vi'le t liattauooKa railroad, between Cowan and Catching' stations, in Franklm county, 1 eun., and known as Mate tract No.- T.9S8. The title to these lands, from the State to the present owners, Js iHjrfi t and will be guaranteed. A bargain. For tui -us apply to A. U. LUSK, Attorney, Nashville, Tenn. or E. J. HALE A SON., auglO-tf - n Murray Street. New York. GOLD LAND FOR SALE. TnE SUBSCRIBERS ARE AUTHORIZED to sell two .TraciN of Iand. one of 600 acres and the other of 1 , 1 00 acres, on both of which gold in considerable quantities has been found, though not workectf systematically. They mdjoin oud of the most productive gold mines in North Carolina. Terras liberal. , , E. J. HALE A SON., . ..... , Hrp Kyw Trv ' Printing Office For Sale A GOOD DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER wanted at RUTHERFORDTOX, IV. C, and the RIGHT MAN can buy a first-class coun try ottlue, well supplied with all necessary ma terial at a low price and on easy terms. . Dor particulars enclose stamp ami address L. V. EKW1N, Ju31-tf , Rutherfordton. N. C. SIMONTON STATES VILLE, N. C. FA 1,1. SESSION npsnn Awe. 20, 18r. Board and English Tu.tion $S5.oo per session of twenty weeks. For circulars with full particulars, address Mmj. K. N. GRANT, Principal. KXFERKNCBS I All friends and pupils of the late Professor Mitchell, of the University of NortA Carolina. Jy 25-Cm pd. - - NOHTII CAnOLINA.' Happy Home, I?. O. THE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE Au gust, 1st day, and close December 19th, 18T7. Board, including all expenses, is from $8 to $10 per month. Tuition ranges from $1 to $4 per month. For particulars address ' R, L. ABERNETHY, . JarylO-tf. President.' St. i, OR-A-IjEia-H,, 1ST. C. Bt. Rev. Thos Atkinson, D. D., Visl Rt. Rev. Theo. B. Lyman, D. D. f tors. Rev. Bennett Smedes, A. U.t Sector. Xrs. Kate DeBpsset Vearr , Lady Superintendent. The Tlt Term of this school win begin SEPTEMBER 14th, 1877. , FOR CIRCULAR ADDRESS THE RECTOR. July 7-sm . NOTICE TO THE HEECHAIFFS AND BUSINESS MEN AS YOU nAVE THE CHANCE OF SECUR ing the trade of the Pee Dee section of this State, (the new aectiorr Jurt opened out to Ral eigh) it will be well for yon to go to work at once. The first thing to ao Is to advertise in the "PEE DEE HERALD." Prices low. For furth er particulars, address COL. E. R. LTLES,' ang 16-tf , , , Wadesboro, N. O. .. TO HAVE ROOD III? A TVTII TIT V I.tvitn MUST BE KEPT IN OUJJKlt. AT M rLIVFR DU&BHEAW! eoNSTqwniN MMtltflftlNlfll El FOR DISEASES OF' BIU0USNES8.J tnv!orix;i h TV UVER STOMACH CLEMS THE 1 I M kNkJS BOWELS . r m. tot PaaphleU addrcs Da. SAMroRD, New York. FEMALE COLLEGE Rninerfortt oi Barfs SCDOO
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