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AiPOMTZl) BY THE ASSOCIATED PRKSB. J
"mSsiira congress. , ;
Wasiiisgton, MayJL4. Sknatb. Mr.
Cockrell- introduced a joint resolution au-
1 tboriz'iDg and requesting the President to
f open a correspondence with the Republic
of France with a view and for the purpose
ot negotiating a proper treaty ol recipro-
. city. and commerce with that Government
on terms alike honorable "and just; three
Commissioners ta be appointed on behalf
of the United States ; preliminary to mak
ing such a treaty. Referred to the Com-
miuee oa Foreign Relations.
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the Legislative Executive and Judicial Ap- J
propnation duj Jir. Jtsecc explained the
provision of the bill as amended, stating
that the increase by .the Senate was $94,
500. making the entire'suia of $18,541,000:
Among the amendments were $18,000 fori
mints, $37,000 for interior department, ad
ditional to that appropriated in the bill for
these purposes. He saggested what re
forms should be mide by the reduc
tion of the number of store-keepers
and gangers under -the - Commissioner of
Internal Revenue so that $100,000 annually
could be saved. lie thonght that bund
reds of thousands might also be saved by
readjusting the machinery 6f theJJustoms
Department; in numerous casea the ex
pense of collecting revenue far ex6eed3 the
receipts., lie -hoped the Committee on
Appropriations : would consult with the
proper committees of the ilduse so that at
, the next session of Congress they should
have data on which to acV intelligently
I He would prefer to .have teforms made
now instead of waiting till the Democrats
came into power. which.sthey expected to
do. ,V
Mr. Hampton rose to. a , personal, expla
nation. He said the Senatbf from Minnesota,
Air. YViodom. in his recent speech, stated
that he (Mr. Hampton) bad put into the
Democratic National platform of 18G8 the
'"plank declaring that threconstructon acts
of Va ingress w ere usurpations anduncon
stuurional and void. Mr. Hampton said
' h'i had time and again denied that he did
not, and had proved that he did hot,
before the KuKlux Investigating Com
mijee. He was satisfied the Senator did.
not intend to do him injustice. .
Dir. VVindorn jsaid he did not, but dur
ing the campaign he saw what purported
to be the speech of the Senator, in which
the- Senator said, " That was my plank in
. the platform. . 1 wanted nothing -else, for
when the great Democratic party had
pledged themselves to that when they
r had declared that these acts were' uncon
stitutional, revolutionary and void, 1, was
willing to wait in pa'ieuce until that party
would triumph and apply the remedy
in their own good time."- '
Mr. Hampton replied that he could not
. say whether be used that language or not ;
if he did it was was in the sense that he
approved the words, and repeated that he
did not put them into the platform.
- i Senator Thiirman then addressed the
Tunate, and alluding to the clausecf theap
propriution bilf relating to the trial by nury
and elections, he said : These matters had
not been made the subject of a calm, de
li)erate senatorial debate, bat of thb most
inflammatory, and unjustifiable attempt
to array one portion of the, people against
the other, and to make sectional division
in. .this country as permanent and enduring
as the continent itself. If these provisions
mijihtonot on their merits to pas-", why had
not tlfeir detect been pointed otfit and con
demned. One third of the general statutes
wire patfstd-on the appropriation bills
and pirl of the very election laws
-' sought tTy 'hi? bill to l)e repealed were so
( Lac-ed ;pet.kini of these election laws
lie vmkI ii re.jCuiriQ to Lim a picture of
their operation in-'iew York City ofa
crtg'- lull i.f men sweltering and, suffering
under the.-arbitrary and dictatorial man
tiate.t t a n arupt and con'emptible com
inbsioner of elec1 ious and . he cotild not
suppress Mhe thought that a transaction
lctd tak-iii place in this country that could
not have occurred in any other civilized
c.niti'ry wiilioutblo idahtd. He proposed.
i; ho i vt r. uoMff to speak upon the Consul
.l'in.-T, "I toatt instrument could ue men-
1 tin. t! . v. itliout offence, and first dis
, j ciiksk (1 1 be jury laws, showing that trial
by . jury was so dear to our ancestora
because it fali'dded the people from
op.u'ta.-ive Koyrnnient. Discussing the
tOj'c wifh great e;iri-estnefs,'Mr. Thiuraan
a:k 1 was the demand to return to the old,
. ; vuii-lrvlen puhs ol jiisiiet; and legal
nr iCi-dor .t a nntter to fire the Northern
j win 1 ; :n4 t all the demagogues north of
Mason and Dix' u's line declaiming against
t.lw d 'stu6 of t hb -.. Democratic party.'
He aunlj z-sd the;' laws proposed to be
repealed,- aud. argued ihaf, -that they
wcr-i in liie utiuost degrt oppressive.
and' they shut intelligence from the
jury box and punished those who
could not , take the iron-clad oath
lwicause . they had -; given - a cup of,
cold water even o any one who had op-
. posed the government; it the law was jus
ttaable in war, H was not so now at a time
. when all should unite in thepacification pf
the country andk restore harmony every
. where. Passing' from the subject of juries
Mr. Tburraan srx)ke of the subject of elec
tions aud their freedonj fronpolitical&.
i. terfcrence. and the necessity and justice of
repealing the. present laws which were in-
strumentauticfrox corruption and fraud.
House. -f The House reopened the morn-
ig hour with: the discussion of the bill to
amend statutes relating to the removal of
cases from., Stat to United Slates Courts
and Mr. OrthoLIndiaBai continued . and
concluded his argument against .the bill
and was followed by Mr. McLane, of
Missouri: in support of it. ! '
The pending motion was to lay the bill
on the table which was negatived. The
previous question was then ordered with
' the subseauent-tiErreement that this: order
would only-apply to thb first section of the;
diu wnicn provides mat gom coma snau ye,
a one doUar piece.for, a, t unit of 258-10
grains, and a quarter-eagle for ; 250, a three
doii&r'piece, an eagle,' and a double eagle.
The section was. agreed to. " ' i y .
The question recurred on the'second 'se.q
Uon whtcli " provides that th silver coins
shall be a ' dullarnsr mnitra' half dollar; a
iHinrter dollar- and a- dime ; " that the
. weight of the dolia shall be 412J grains
Troy ; the weight of the half dolartet
hajf f this,-and thet weight of the quarter
. and the dime one-half and one-fifth re.
Bpectively of that of the half collar. Also!
J that the silver; dollara-ln the Treasury
when reduced in welghtVDy natural abra
sion, not more lhanr oneer cent; shaJi be
recoined. ; This section, .after Bomo dvecos .
Clin. ' . J ... ' J. U-J. U:-J I
oiuu was agrceaHO, anu me iuicu ocvatuu,
which provides that any "owner of :silver
bullion mav- derjosit the samel at any mint
to be. formed into bars lor into standard
dollars of 412 graira for WS iberfl,waA,P'.yw L
- ;;.;.;. i j " u-v-'t ...
taken up and the House soon afterwards
adjourned.
- A Conference ot Workingmen.
. ' Nkwcistlk- on-Tyki, May 15. At the
conference between tbe committees of the
masters and miners yesterday two arbitra
tors were appointed by each side, and an
Umpire, to whom the dispute concerning
wages in the' Durham coal mining district
will be left for settlement. , .
TThe strike of the employes of ten iron
manufacturers in London, which began
some months ago under the auspices of the
Amalgamated Society of Engineers, has
completely ' failed. A similar strike at
Belfast, Ireland, resulted in a like manner.
Fire and jlrrctbi.
. STvPKTRESSTTEa May 15. Several con
flagrations have occurred in the East Rus
sian towns causing great 'distress. Seventy
arrests have been made in Orenburg, on a
charge, of incendiarism. Pour males and
six female prisoners are under going court
mailial at Kieff, including three Noble
men, and one Prussian subject and a daugh
ter of a Privy Councillor. Atnong other
arrests are a titled lady and a leading Ni
hilist. The streets of Kieff near the Court
House are to be closed during the trial.
meeting of Insurance Men.
Atlakta, May 15. The eighth annual
meeting of the. Underwriters' Association
of the South will beheld in this city on
the 21st, 22d and 23d of this, month. A
strong effort will be made at this meeting
to correct the existing demoralization in
the master of rates throughout 'the South.
There will be a full attendance of the
members of tbe Association and officers of
the companies interested. , ;
Shot for Mutiny.
Washington, May 15. The War De
partment has been informed of the shoot
ing, at San Antonia, Texas, yesterday, of
a soldier of the Twenty -second Infantry,
for munity, by Capt. Lawton, of the
Fourth Cavalry.
Workingmen Moving:. .
London, May 15. The Allan Line
steamer Polynesian, from Liverpool to-day
for Quebec and Montreal, took sixty cot
ton operatives from Stockport for a cotton
mill at Dundas, Ontario,, There were 500
applicants for the sixty places.
Entrllfch Weather. .
London, May 15. The weather is in
clement. A hail storm, accompanied by
thunder and lightning, occurred yesterday
with much rain and high cold winds
throughout the night.
Official Vlvit.
'Norfolk, May 15. Gov. Garcelon, of
Maine, to-day visited the Navy l ard and
the receiving' ship Franklin,' and : was re
ceived with the customary salute.
' CJone"tBerlin.
New Yosk, May 15. Hon. Andrew
D. White, the new U. S. Minister to Ber
lin, sailed for Europe this afternoon in the
City of lirussels.
LOTTERIES.
9th:
GRAND DISTRIBUTION
41 i I
By authority of Commonwealth of Kentacky.
Drawing and details and suDervision of prom
inent citizens of Kentucky, in the city of Louis-
Saturday, May 31st, 1879.
NO SCALING t NO POSTPONEMENT I
DISTRIBUTED
. TICKETS ONLY; $2. -p;
GnparaHeMSBccessof the Popular Drawisgs;
Rpadthe following attractive list of .priaes for
-V the MAY DRAWING : . i ,ni -it
1 Prise.......... $30,ooo
100 P'a'aflo e'h $10,000
200 P'z's 60 , " lfi.OOO
600 P'Z'S 20 12,000
1 ,W P'Z-8 10 " 1 0.000
1 Prize 10,000
1 Prize.... ... 5,00(
m P'z's $1,000 eli 10,000
2o Prizes $500 each $io,oi . .
9 rnzea $300 each, Approximation Frizes $2,700
9 Prizes $200 each. Approximation Prizes $1,800
9 Prizes $100 each, Approximation Prizes $ oo
1,900 $112,
WUole Tickets, $2 , Half Ticket
27 Tickets, 950. 55 Tickets 1UU.
Remit by Post Office oney Order, reglst ' red
letter, bank draft, or express. Full list of draw
ing published in Louisville Courier-Jaw ual and
New York Herald, and mailed to all ticket
holders. For tickets and Information address
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO or
T. J. COMMERFORD. Sec'v. Caurier-Journal
Building, Louisville, Ky.
apr-a-xe-5-wK -
my-d-l-S-6-S-10-13-;5-17-20-22-24-2T-29-W-6-13
20-27 . ,- : i- ; i .
M AXtTFACTURIXG !
1532 Main Starr eotv
- t r.RICXIMOPill VA.
'. FOUflDED 1829. . .
1 Having the: largest stock of Machinery and
implements south of New York, and the largest
experience in manufacturing of any house tn the
ontry, we solicit the patro-;age of Farmers
and the trade, confidentof onr ability. to offer
superior totduoements to' purehasers Among
our; fmeciaities are 4 , . : ',-SiV..- ;v-
tHE CilSESTKRESBEa AMD SEPAkATOSL ':
Va a -vmt r ARMras' friexd plows,
THEfftailA Wi 8I5HMM8 HpRJE POWERS.
9 , mpmmmm-f - " ' "
, . A , .. E . . . 1
And many other desirable Implements,';.!.' t ;
tarwriteforacbpy of . ohr -catalogue before
1 iif-rrrA
Sill 210
; f .11 y.-n : - c ', - ?
miii
COURT NOTICE.
NOKTnLw.aBerior Court.
, MABCH 29, 1879. '
Before CHA8. D. UPCHURCH, Eng.,
Clerk.
Andrew Svme, Adm'r d b. n."J .
of J,J. Jackson, dee'd, '
Against ; "!'
1 Lnla Wynne, et ala. - ' J ' ; v.' :
. Br virtue ot an order in the above action, on
Jane id next, at- -S o'clock m., we will
proceed to sell at public outcry, to the high
est bidder, at the Court House door in Raleigh,
the lot at land mentioned in the pleadings, sit
uated on the northwest corner ol Jones and Har
rington streets, and adjoining the lots of J. W.
Crowder and others. , .
TERMS OF THB SALE. One-fourth cash
balance in one, t vo and three years. Title re
tained until full payment of purchase money.
W. S. MASON, ;
ANDREW 8YJBV '
Commissioners.
Sale postponed for want of bidders,
myl-im ... ' - '-
A CERTIFICATE FOR (40) FORTY SHARES
of the capital stock of the Wilmington A
Raleigh Railroad Company, now the Wilming
ton & Weldon Railroad Company) numbered
lt97, and standing in the name of B. F. Moore,
has been lost. j -
Notice is hereby given that we, the executors
of tbe said B F. Moore, shall apply to the Presi
dent and Directors of the said WilmiogtonA
Weldon Railroad Company for the Issue to us of
a ddpllcste certificate for said shares.
The public is hereby warned not to buy or to
trade for the said lost cestiflcate.
JOHN GATLING,
' B.F.MOORE,
V. B. MOORE,
Executors of B.F: Mo re, Deceased.
Raleigh, N. C, April 19, 1879. , apl 21-d4w.
BUblNESS CARDS.
ANTHONY PAPE. C. A. MAX WIEHLE.
i WHEELER, PAPE & CJOM
WHOLESALE
Druggists & Oiemistl,
439 MARKET STREET,
ap3-d6m PHILADELPHIA. :
JOHN AK.T1STKOXC,
Bookseller. Stationer. Music Dealer,
AND :
Blank Book Manufacturer.
tr Orders for School Books SoUclted.
FayetteoiUe St., opposite State Nat. Bank,
KALEIGH, Pf. C
OCt:t6-lT
f . B. MEARES. Jr., of Hortl Carolina
." WITH j
CO.,
; MANUFACTURERS OF
CLOTHIHG WHOLESALE
507 and 509 Broadway,
NEW YORK, ;
rrr-Goods manufactured exclusively for the
SOCTMEKN 'rKAITJE ; Janl-ty-pd.
FOR SALE
MORTGAGE SALE.
T Y VIRTUE OF THE POWER' CONTAIN ED
aJ in the Deed of Mortgage, registered in Book
42, at page 415, of the Register's office for Wake
county, I will sell at the Court House door in
Raleigh, lor CASH, at 12 O'clock M., on
.Monday, the 9th Day of June, 1879,
The HOUSE AND LOT on Dawson street, ia the
city oi itaieign, wnere J08.ii. ureen now re
sides, containing about one-naif an acre.
DAN'L G. FOWLE.
' ! Mortgagee.
RALSicni, May 7, 1879. I my 8-1 m.
"MORTGAGE SALE. BY VIRTUE OF A
111 - mortgage deed executed to me by Burt
Wbitaker and wife, on the 6th day of March, 1
1873, 1 will sell at public outcry, at the Crurt
House door, In the city of Raleigh, on Monday,
the 2d day of Jnne, 1879, at 12 o'clock m., a house
am. lot m the western ward of tbe city of
Raleigh, on the A&ylum road, adjoining the
lands of W. H. & K. S. Tucker, J. H. Green and
others, containing about of an acre. Terms
or saie, casD. w. w. will lis, mortgagee.
Hinsdale & Dkvkkkcx;
Attorneys for Mortgagee.
Raleigh, May 2, 1879. my'Mmo
WOOD anft LUMBER
IN ALL QUA LITIS S AND PRICES, IN KKEP-
. . j i.nu wnn iiiu; Tuira, at .
WHITAKER'S YARD,
i't Harsett Street Station.
n h7-3ni. ;
Sweet Potato , Plantings
Twenty th usand SWEST, POTATO SLIPS
of the tjnest quality, now ready to set wit.
Apply io v C. L. HARRIS,
i, . ijok ::tH,
ap'-a;-tf. aleigh,.N.
C.
HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
-1 a Cotton Facto y in Gaston connty, N. C on
the Sou h IFork of the tiatawba River.1 . The
property Is weii improved. The fall of water on
toe snoai is aoout to ieer, ionneen oi wnica is
utilized. The mill Is run by a sixty-six inch"
Turbine wheel ot the most improved maae ana
S
will riv sufficient power to ran
and nreparat on. together with twisting machin
ery ror same. ncKer is in a nouse 100 ieet irom
Mill, and is run by a 26tf inch Turbine of as
good make. ; The mill is not b topped once in ten
. years by higtt water., xne power coma oe im-
proved to run l ti.ooo spindles and preparation
Three d fferent railroads within easy distance.
Long hauls saved. Cotton grown abundantly by
planters in tne vicinity, - on the property is a
:.Grist:and FlourJ Mill,
Together whh Saw TiIl aud Gin.' Also aU neces
sary tenemeut nouses, ana cotton house, sure
ana Darn. - ,. -
... The mill consists of about 3,000 spindles and
1 preparation for making warps and Bfcein,' either
single vr luwuic, -. . e. i i. . . - .ir ;
: 'i enns uair caso, na,Diance in inree, ioor,
andfive veara' time, with Interest at 7 per cent.
Der annum. Or will, sell 'one-fourtn, one-half.
: or three-fourths and retain balance; or will
lease, for , an .indefinite period to a satis'actorj
party. .- . , ., r. :
For further' particulars call on or address
u. wilson, Jr., trastonia, uastoa county.
BuUdmg a good bnck one, and will hold
spindles. . , , i y. .. .t.. apr6-6moa r
B3ICK & RUBBLEETONE WWL
T" AM ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF. DI-
X rectors to sell at lowest market price, for ,
cash, any bricks , or rubble atone belonging to
this Institution.' Any person wishing to buy
either brick- or ton4 will please .call at this I
office.
f i IrW J. HICKS,
Architect and .Warden KorUi .Carolina State
Penitentiary." ,- y r;, 1 apM-im-
; xCr14, OAJJllir
Stt A H II ATLANTIC AND NORTH CARO
JtVIUVI lina, First Mortgage Xizht Per
Cent Bonds." - - ' ' "- - -
I Anoiv at Ciuaen'a National Bank to i -
arMW!i K'li ia. Ol .yV.. Jfi,lANDEKSOW,;
i
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
DURHAM WHISKY.
Labobatokt f Statb Absatsb & CimrrsT,
. , Richmond, VASept. 7, 1878.
' I have carefully tested a sample of DURHAM
RYJB WHISKY, eleeted by my sell from the
stock of Messrs. Ellison & Harvey, and find It
free from adulterations It is an excellent arti
cle of whisky, and altogether suitable lor use as
a beveraue or medicine.
- . , . W. H. TAYLOR. M. D State Chemist.
This superior Bye Whisky, now so popular in
different sections, a" d -endorsed by ever 300
dealers (many of them drnggists)4s offered to the
trade upon its merits only. . There are many fine
whiskies on the market, and we have nothing to
pay against any known brand. We simply claim
the DURHAM to equal th best of them, and we
are satisfied a trial will convince all Judges of
this fact .EIXISON & IIARVey,
apria-3ml" ' ICicUuiend Va,
D;O.QAVBS&eO.
RECTIFIERS AND WHOLESALE
Lipir Dealers,
. 1323, 1325 aid p caiy Street :
RICHMONT); " VA.
apri2-3m.
DYSPEPSIii's.
Bishon D. S. Docrffett-YSonthern Mcth.
It Is an excellent corrective of indigestion. I
nave used it with prompt beneficial results,
Kev. Dr. juangum. Prof. Univ. or n. c.
I concur with Bishop Doggett in his estimate
of the Vest Pocket Cure. '
ev. Drs. Jeter. Broaddus. Dickinson. (Bap.)
It is endorsed by the direct personal testimony
of men of national fame and of strictness of
speech. It is not too mach to say that no medi
cine ever had such support in its favor as a spe
cinc The word of any one of the eminent divines
wno underwrite tnis antidote to dyspepsia nas
deserved weight. Their united witness, joined
with the experimental use and approval of tne
preparation by well known physicians, removes
all doubt. It is beyonil qnestien a wonderful
therapeutical agent. Editors Religious Herald,
Va. r !
Rev. E. Ai. Yates, P. E, North Carolina Conf . i
It has benefitted me. 1 Send another package;
Rev. R. L.- Dabney. L.L. D.. Ham. Sid. Col., Va."
it is nigniy esteemed nere Dy tne regular meai-
eal faculty and the people. Is is excellent for I
iuuircsii ju ana naiuieni cone seuau ve, nopi
riSc, torflc, Bllghtly aperient, without nausea. '
Editor Kichmond Christian Advocate.
This remedy is of tried virtue. . I have seen
dyspepsia cured completely by it. It seems to
be an antidote to our "National disease." The
irgredienta are not kept by the apothecaries
and have been difficult to get. ,
Price 25 Cents per Bottle,
SOLD BY AIX DRUGGISTS AND BT
WILLIAMS & HAYTVOOH, and
PESCUD, LEE & CO,
marl4dAw3moi , UALCina
SEE
WHAT A LARGE QUANTITY OF GOODS
CAR BE HAD i
For a Little Money.
BUNTINGS at 12, 16, 22, 25, 30, 35 and 6oc. a
vara i ,
BLACK CASHMERE at 16,25, 40, 60, 60, 65,
75, 85, 9 c, $1 and $1.25 per yard the cheapest
ever offered.
BLACK SILKS At 75. 90, $', $1.25, $150, $1.75, $2,
and up to $3 per v'd: good bargains in au prices.
BLACK ALPACAS at 12X, 16, 20, 25, 30, E6c,
and up to $t per yard ; never were as low. .
BLACK GRENADINES at 5, 10, 20, 25. 30c., and
up o$t per yard; great sacrifices will be made.
A large lot of FANCY GRENADINES ate, 10,
i2i and i5c. a yara.
PRINTED CAMBRICS, superior quality, at 8Xc.
per yard, worth 12 vc. i
DKESS GOODS ia great variety at 6. SK, 10
ami 'lyco. per yard.
LAWNS in great variety at the lowes? prices.
WHITE OUlLTSat!. 75c. l. t L25. $2 and $2 50.
MAKH KILLED QUILTS at $20.worth $4, at$3.)
worth $5, at $i worth $8. I
OIL-CLOTH, two yards wide, at 75c. a yard,
wortn $i.5. i
OIL-CLOTH, one yard wide, at 25c. a yard."
WHITE, RED-CHECK, aud FANCY MATTING
at extremely low prices : also, great bargains
in CARPET-.
GENTLEMEN'S WHITE SHIRTS good cbtton
and pure Irish linen at 50c.. worth 75c j
GENTLEMEN'S wnitE SHIRTS Wamsutta
cotton aud pure Irish linen, at oc.. worth ft 60.
LUHES' UNDERWEAR of every description at
extremely low prices. We offer extraordina
oniinary li ducments in this line. We have
Ja-'ies ta this 'lepartment to wait one stomers.
PUR-K LI NKS TABLE-CiAjTHB, two yards long,
a $ , won n i.5. , i
WHITE aad TURKEY-RED DOILIES at 60c;
per dozeu. woih 75c.' '
SILK b u IRTS for gentiemen-at $t.6, worth $2.50.
im coljlaks aad c L at a at ioc. a set,
woh s c.. '- -'- ;i
XTOLOKFD E5TBROTDERED COLLARS at 3C,
farru-rl7 sohi at 26u. .? I
RUBBEiiDRESSING-COMBS at 5c, worth 10c.,
at loc. worth 25c, at 15c. worth 4.1, at 25 worth
60c. !.
CAKPET-W ARP. best uualty. In all numbers.
uunsnis in8ii Qualities at trie lowest pnees-
UMB BELLAS and PARASOLS direct from the
manufacturers. - i
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS In great
variety at the lowest prices. 1
A large assortment ot LACE and SILK SCARFS,
BOWS, and HANOKEKCHIKrS, at
I.F.VV ItlCOTHCICS.
, - . lun and ltd Main Street.
aprl2-3m. - . . Richmond, Va.
EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND
BALLARD HOUSE,
Corner' 14th and Franklin Streets,
riohiiosid;
LJkli CAREOGT05, - - Proprietor.
' Capacity S00. Popular prices $3.00, $2.50 and
$2.60 per day. " . ,- - apxl-3m.
CHAS, A. SALDWIX.
W3 F. JKNKIN8
BALDWIN & JENKINS,
Saeeessors to iiardaer, Crltoa A BaMwla,
wm:m shoes,
-i;tr4 wholesale;
St.
RICI1VOND, VA,1
t
apUd?nt
iMISOE L LA NfiOU
EURCELL HOUSE.
nojifolaa, va, ;
BiT; ;JAHES, -. Proprietor.
tar: Rooms elegantly furnished. Passenger
jtie.yaior,, (, . -
tyA30 aad 2.0tt per day, according to
location,
r4Jan23-ly
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
fWIlSl
For Suiier
i
We beg to call the attention of the trade to our
exseuent assortment cf ' . n
PORTS- AND SHERRIES.
CLARETS. ' - HOCUS. -
( ATAWBA - SAUTERNES.
Of aU grades; FWRRIGNvAIdD UOTIES
Xic; which we are offering at HCnuciiD
rnivja. aiso , ..'(.'
Biacnerry and Glner Brandies
; ; of superior quality. .. Our stock of
Tirpivtotih8ye;ldslies, ;
FtLTS'Appla asi Feicli Srandies,
la not to be excelled in any market. We sell
OJLY; AT WHOLESALE
and td the TRADE only, and respectfully solicit
continuance oi weir c us com.
E. Courtney Jenkin3 & Co ,
(Successors to JENKINS A STEGAL),
DifitUtere' Agts Wholesale Liquor Merchants
113 ouin it ourteenin street,
aprK-3m. ! Richmond, Va.
TALBOTT & SONS,
Slobckoe Machine Works
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
. j- MANUFACTURERS OF
Engines and Boilers. Saw Mills. Grist Mills.
Shafting, Hangers and Pulleys, Turbine Water
Wheels, Tobacco Factory Machinery, Wrought
iron wwi, Brass and iron castings,
n; rrri t
iaiului e.uu AAiioauiu ajiijjiuod
A SPECIALTY.
Machinery of Every Description.
Repairing promptly and carefully done.
t"3end for Illustrated Catalogue.
Brancb Office, R 11 EIGII, N. C.
STRONACII 3c ALLCOTT,
I Manufacturkbs' Agents.
INSURANCE
NOKTH CAROLINA STATE LIFE
Insixira.iice Company
s -
(In corpora ted In
RALEIGH, ; N. V.
AwcUi....
i6J,270 70
SnrplUH to Policy Holder 175,394 29
F.B., Cameron, President
W. Ea A nderfrn. Vice-Jf resident
W. Hi Hicks. aee'v. and Treat
Dr. Eir Burke Hayvood Med. Director
Prof, E i. Smith, . Advisory Actuary
luconly Homi Life Insurance Company tn
North Carolina. One of the most successful
Comnaaies of its aare in the United States. ' Has
already issued between two and three thousand
policies. All or its funds invested at Rome
among bur own people. All losses paid prompt
ly andia cash. Rates as low as those of any
flrsi class company. Has thksk dollar of as
oeu lor every hollas of liabilities.
w Agmta wanted m every county in tae state to
rk ior this most excellent, ana armij, eBtao
.ishod ihome ! tnstitutioa. , ror - ir.torniauoi
address; I
NI C. -STATE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Kaieigh. N,
' FRED. A. OLDS,
Camoronj'Hay &, CTq.
tface over Citizens' National Bank.
S be c i a I Agent
. ii- , FOB ,
RALEIGH, Nm C,
Fop the Companies named in
Cameron, llay Co.'s adver
tisement.
i ' -. : ' aprI6-3mos-
CAMERON, HAY CO,,
' I 'l 1
j GENERAL
Firs:- hmim
Office, 'Citizens' Hatl EankEnildir,
I RAL.E1GII, X. C.
Total Assets Eenresentei, $96000,000
Among the Companies represented are -
th
followUi4rlz : ? : v. -
Virginia FJxo and Marine Ins. Co. '
Liverpool and London and Globe.
i St. Paul fire and Marine Ins. Co. '
Home Insurance Co.- of New Yor."
Seaboard Fire Insurance' Co.
London Assurance Corporation. .
Hambursr-Bremen Insurance ;.. Co of
Germany..
Royal Fire Ins. Co. of Liverpool.
a Special attention siven to the Insurance of
I Cotton, stored or . transit, and. t Kills, Facto-
iies,c- , - i 7 aec2-u.
$28:
! REtTt ICJ9U-ST0LEN FROM i
Stables oa night of the 21st, one dark
ihesumt sorrel HORSStwo left feet
I white, star In forehead and. average size, gait
naturally loping but dolL
t
K.)HrMCGTJIRK,
rOCt26-3tpdtiw,
!S r0 Battleboro. N.
C.
-4-
TEACHERS RSJ&SItS
darinff the Sarin? and Summer.! For full par-
titmlAra miUrt-am J ! McCURDY A C.. Phlla-
deiphialPat,j .y : j . mj5w4ti
1
Use
km
-t-
PROFESSION CARDS. i
-
J R. rURAELL, , '
ATTORKET & COUNSELLOR AT li,
or-Practices in the State and Federal Courts.
Prompt attention to all professional business.
umce, no noor u. . postomce iiuuaing. ,. .
mhgr-ly. - - .-.i , . - - '
Jos. B. L-Wiilitcaslcr,
Attorneys-iat-Law,
Practice in the Courts o:
1
the State and in the
Federal Courts.
1 apra-tf
JOI1N C.TROIJ, ' j '
MoMMCODJMIltf
Fa YETTEY1LLE. N. C.
IVClaims collected an; where In North Caro
lina and remittances promptly made, -t
Refers by permission to Bon, W. N. H. Smith,
Chief Justice Supreme Conft. Honj R. P. Box
ton, and Messrs. SMerrlmoni Fuller k Ashe.
mh9-6m. . . t
W.' S. Mason. : , i T. P. Dbvbkkux.
ASON &DETEBEVX, ; ,-.
Attorneys lat Iaw,
. ...
Room No. 4, Bagly Building,
Oor. Fayetteville andj Martin Streets,
imleigh; iv. c.
P actice in all the Cour
iru,
btate and Fed. raL
mch7-tf
SA9ISO, tAKE,
AITOBBEY aii CCDSSEllCE AT Ilf ,
TaylorsyiUeV N. C.
...
Will practice in the Courts of Alexander and
adjoining Counties.
- laspectai attention given to collections in au
parts of the State.i mchll-3m
JACOR BATTER,
; Counsellor and Attorney at Law.
uocki inouM. n.w.
Will be in Nashville everyjMondav from 9 a. ni.
to 8 p.m. i
CIRCUIT Nash, Edgecombe and Wilson.
decll-5mpd j
3
n : r
W. T1JICERLARE,
ittcr&ej and Gcunsellsr al.Uw,
,li0UIBBUE,O, IT. o;;t
Circuit : Franklin, WakejGranvllie. Nash and
Warren. ! seST-iy.
J. C. Li. HARRIS, V
ATTORNS Y-llT-iiAW;
Orncs South of Court Ebuss in old Sknti-
! : NKL UUILDINu.l .
Practices In all the Courts' of tkc State.
Bept 26-tf V f ' ; ' '"
b. gtvyjv:
ATTOB.NEY-AT-LAW, -
Practices in State and Federal Courts. Collec-
tions promptly made.
aug 9-tf
: JOHK U. KOKIKfl, I
ALTBin M. KOBIMfl,
Of Chatham, i
Of Orange. .
A fOItIIV &. MO
R1S
INO,
JJJL
Attoriicy at Law, '
nuRHAmj c. ' ';
t3T"All business entrusted to them will receive
prompt attention.
feb2'i '7-ly.
R. T. GRAY.
E. K. STAMPS.
'S, , .....
Q.RAY & STAM
Attorneys v
RALEIGH
tar- Kef er to the Banks aud
bus'ineas men of
Raleigh. I
my 9-1 v. pd
-T
7 R. GORROX,
Att o r.n e Vv$i-tt Lay.'
Ctirrltuck Court ill onse,
janl7-tf - ; . ...
T.
tAi A R G Ot
Attorney at Law,
firi-bACaiGES IN AN V crURT.
Office . x jsinlding two iloont above Yarbor'
i .
House, iave teille Strcei, Haietgn. N.U
lanl-ir; f r -
UJ A. GlL M 4 M. ! i JOHN .UATUU6
ATTGRtEY il ; UW,
j . : RALEIGH j j,' C , v . ;
PkBCtiCf;' in State ant 1 Ieral Colu tW
Jyts tf
4-
AW 8. MEKKIM0S. TT
ii'! Li. .. 8. A. ASH
T'l 1,1
AC
Attcrr.c ' cyiseaors at Law,
ka.i.h:ic3 ii, ; c
Practice la the Slate and Federal Courts wher-
t ever tneir aervices may oq reqasreou
decSOtf . . j r .. . . ik
U, BLSDS02. ' I j;b. BL8a0$ ,
i Attcrners ai Law, ';
' RALEIGH, C. -
wPractice in State and Federal Courts. '
t VSneclal attention civ eh to the-coUecUoo oi
claims and the settlement rft esttfce. '
Oiflce in ADAMS' BULLJXCxGj corner MartB
ana w umuigion Bcreew. i , i . jam-iy.
. 1 -
Wilminston, N. C, Business Cards.
" BOOKS, STATIONEBY. ETC-
Ii ttlNSBERGER .3 and 41 Mai ket su
JDOMMISSION MERCHANTS. '
WORTH A WORTH Ii
Water tt
Water SL
. , n . .
KEKCHNER it CALDEit UltOS, j, ... . ,
-4m
. COTTON D3
v.. Si
.Water si
LILLY A BROTHER, .'.
i
rv
I
FUBNITTjaE.
F. A. SCHTJTTE.....
.,.26 and v
i8 Sooth- Front etc
",1 OEOCEB3-nWJioleBfaeT and Betan."
ADRIAN A VOLLEKS... .Ctor. Dock A Frmt sta.
GEO. MYEhS;. ...... 9, 11 And 13 sooth Front at
john u.iia.xtit..i.....j.'....jsortn water si
i 1 i. "
HARDWARE,' SASHBLINDS, &Cv
H. JACOBI. . .. . i i , V. i : i if South Front W
, ., , M . T : , : -
.. . - PERUVIAN QUANawJg,! f
W. a. McRARY CO..
Water et.
r -r- SADDLES. HARNESS. iETC. " '
MALLARD A BOWDEN...' jB, South-FiobJ t
EIY1P1R E 3 H O U S E r
I. It DOLBT,"-! proprietor.
BOARD 2 ITR DAY
. oca ?t,u y
Contracts fur arivertliir for aay iac or. ute
may be made at the otrtct of T? serve,
Observer Bnildlng.;FByettnn Ktr-t.' Raieigl ',
North Carolina..
-
. I RAILROAD .SCHEDULES.
Westeim .pjilroad.
"- Faytostillk, March, t, 187H.
On and after Mondays Marolts, 18T9. trains go
ing np the rad will leave v. - . . '
Fayetteville at.... .... so a. m.
Little River at.4..,...i.. . i.y -
- Spent Spring at..............'." 745 u
Swann's Station at.; . &so
Jonesboro at...,. 9.05 -
Saniord at ........,,.... 9 as
5 A2TeatgyPh,v; 10.10
Return trains will leave
Egypt at........... ..........,....11.06 , m.
. Sanfordat ........ ..,,. .11.40
f Jonesboroat.........:..:.t.v.;;.'..li.80a; m.
- Swann'8 Station at, 1.00
Spout Spring at .. 1.66 " .
- Uttle River at. ........ ... ...... S.85 . .
; Arrive at FayettevUle. .......... 8,10 p.m. -
L. O. JONBS. Snperlnw-rnt.
11 11 j " . 1 1 " . . v; j -i 1 -
EAROLfflA' CENTRAL "RAILWAY H
. ..Office General JSttperintendent,
Wilminqton, N. C, May IT, XSISi
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER i MONDAY, 20tU JNST.,
the following Schedule will be operated on
this Railway ?.,''
VASSSKGKK, VAIL AND SXPKKSS TBAIM : !
(Leave Wilmington at......... 6:30 p. m.
No. l. Arrive at Hamlet at... 18:40 a. in.
lArrive at Charlotte at. s 6:36 a, m.
(Leave Charlotte at...... ...... 7:80 p. in.
No. S.-? Arrive at Hamlet at.,..,....l2,-l5 a. m.
- (.Arrive at Wilmington at. 4 .... 7:46 a. m.
TRI-W1CKKLT FREIGHT AND AOCOHMOTlON TRAIN.
Leave Wilmington 6;30 a. m., and Charlotte 1M
a.m.,on I'uesdays,- Thursdays anSaturdays.
Leave Laurinburg 4:00 a. m. going East, and e.uu
a. m., going West on Monday a, Wettnesdajs
and Fridays,
SHKLBT DIVISION MAIL, FKKIGHT AND FASBKKOEK
AND KXPRKRS,
No. 3,
No. 4:
. t 1 IV
fueave Charlotte at...., v.,-.. :35a. m.
lArnveat Shelby at.
..10:60 a. to.
j Leave kelby at.
..12:46 p, m.
1 Arrive at Charlotte at. - :oo n. m
Trains Nos. l, 8. 3 and 4 run daily except Sunday.
Passengers for Kaieigh make close connection
at iiamiet, arriving at Kaieigh at 8:45 a. m. -
Passengers for Statesville and Wester u N. C.
R. R. by No. 1 Train arrive af Kt,atesvili neit
morning at 9:15; arrive "Headjpf Western Road"
at s:b p. m., and Aauevilleijaje evening.
V.O.JOHNSON,
1v -, OMiml 8noertnT.nrt nn
North Carolina ' Railroad.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
, ' i No. 8.
Date, Dec. 29, 73. No. 4, No. . Dally
-, :: Daily. DaUy. ex Sun
Leave Charlotte - 3.20am .45 pm ...... .. ..
" Salisbury 6.?4am 9.00pm. ......
" High Point T.OO am 10.24 pm .........
A rr. Greensboro- 7.43 am 11.65 pin . ..
Lea'e Greensboro S.oo am . ..... ll oa n m
Arr. HUlsboro lOJ6am S.-.4am
44 Durham 10.69am v. ...... 6.18 a ui
44 Raleigh i li.ispm T50am
Lv. 4, 8.30pm 5.49am .... ...
Arr. Goldsboro . 6.55 pm 9.55 a iu
No 2 Connects at Salisbury with w. N. i",
R. R. for all points In Western North Carolina.
Daily except Sundays. At Greensboro with the
R. A D. Ii. K. for all points North, East and
west rAt Goldsboro with W. A W. R. it. lor
Wilmington.. . ,
No, 4 Connects at Greensboro with the it.
4D.K.-8. for all points North. East, and West,
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Date, DeOi 9,''T8. No. 1. . No. 3. Daily t
; - DaUy. Daily, ex. Sun.
Lv. Goldsboro 10.10 a m 8.20 pm - '
Ar. Raleigh 12.40 p m l0.se p m
' l 4.l0pn .wt,... 12.25pm t
Ar. Durham 6.33 pm. silpra '
" HUlsboro, 6..T pm ......t... 4 SJ pui i
4 Greensboro , 8.35 pm 9.16 p m
Lv. 8,56 pm e.STani. r
Ar. High Point t.ai pm 7.80 am r...
44 Salisbury 10.46pm 9.14am ....
- " ihwriotte 18.60 am U.U m .....'... .
No. 1-j-Counects at Greensboro with Sulem
Branchy At Air-Line Junction with A. A c. A.
I RailToad for all points South and Southwm .
At Charlotte with the C CiA.lt. it. for all
points South and Southeast.
No. 3 Connects at Salisbury with W. N. C.
R. R., daily, except Sundays, for all points in
Western North Carolina; at Air-Line Junction
with A. A C. A. L. for all points South and.
Southwest. At Charlotte with the C . C. A A.
k. ruior an points soutn and southeast.
.SALEM BEAFCH. , j
Leave Greeensboro da'iy except Sid'y 9 10pm
Arrive Kernersville - - i , i m.so p ni
Arrivesalem 44 .-."Yii " ll.lOpiu
Leave s&iem " e oo p m
Arrive Kernersville " 44 ;'r " 6.4op m.
Arrive Greeiinboro ' .41 ' b.oeoni
Connecting at Greensbore with trains on It. a
u. and o. it. it.
SLEEPIKa CAES WHGDf CHAKGB
; "Run both way m on Trains Noh. 1 and 9, between
New xortc aud Atlanta via Kichmond, Aireens
boro and. (Jh.arlotte, ami b th ways on Trains
Nos sand 4 between New York aud Savannah
via ltieninona, unariotie and Augusta.
taThrough Ticweta on sale at GreeuslicV
'ft " ' M"ivtj'iwii.uttiiuui .IHi VUIU lUtiV, 1UU
at all principal points South, Southwest. West.
North aud East. For emigrant rates to points iu
Arkausas aud Texas, address c V
if J.K.MaMURDO.
Pa latnrh 1. -n lu . mri U,l.t.(iii,vaiifl lha.lnt... .....t
Gen. Passenger AgttntTf
RiohrRonil.
1 aleicli
& AusuHia Ai'-Liue
JLV Railroad
Company. i
- C'Jb'ANGE OF SCJfEDtJLE.
; SDPEKlNtENDfeKT'N OFFICE.
, Ralegh, N. C March 11, 1S79.
On and after Thursday Alar :h 13th, 1S79
trains on the Raleigh A Angnsia Air-Line ltaii
road will run daily; Sundays excepted), as fol
lows ! i
Leave -
Leave . 1
Kaieigh...
7 oo a ra Hamlet.
245pm
a 33
4 02 4 ;
4 45 4
6 34 4
6 411
7 1 6
7 sa
7 .6
8 .9 -P
45
9 12 '"
Cary......j, .V 7 40
Hoffmai . ... . .
Apex......... 8 0S' 44
. cw Hur..... s 36 ' "
Merr? OaAp... 9 on '
Moucnte. .... 9 24 "
Osgood. ...4. 9 62
Sauford .,.. 10 V0 '
Cameron.-...: 11 13 '
Wanly... .
'Cameron
Sanforu..... .
-Onsuod.i.
1 Jiencurc......
' " Merry oas&...
m Ne- liiii
, Apex
:Cary,.:;
Manly t. Si 12 14 p
Keycr !- "
iioflmaaw.. 1S
AlllltU . . .. - . , tj
Arrive at
Hamlet..;.. .i 15 ""s Kalelah..
9 45
tx)nnectiiir at f anfunl with
train
Weatern. Railroad foe Pavetteville. and at Ham
on
let with trains on Carolina Central Railway for,
Wilmington and Charlotte;
, --...- .JOHN C. WINDTtt, ;
- ' - - Sapertnten-nf. .
aleigh- & Gaston Railroad.
L'HANhE QY SCI1EXULE.
' StrFKRn4TimXNTfl Omct, I
.1 :fij 5taitignrN,.u.,;MaMill7t8:9 f"
On and after Thursday. March , run.
'trairts oa the -Kaieigh A?iGastou Raiiroflii wiii '
ran daUy LSuadays excepted as fulioTVa :
Ieave Leave
Raleigh.;,. w a nxweidon S5 p m '
Xievm ..i-S Gaston 4 0 4-
Forest VtUe. . 8 42 MtLietnii - u .
"Wake. .yi 46j 4V iia(iu 5 1 i
IfounpsviUe $ . a ,M - fWarreaKn... 6 13 '
Frankllnton-.i ftia -'Ridgeway.... 6i.s -
Kiuitiia..... 1 43. rij iunctioo.... i
Henderson. 10 u. 14 f Middjebur.. 6 U) .
ilKldleburji."4'-'JHender8on.. ;
Jnnctioa-...10 3 .i44;4.Kittrella.,..
Rldgeway.lAle4l v Frankiluton.. 7 3
Wairentoa.M M fYoungsville.. a s "
acrf Hi 4 Wake ; 44 44 :
Littleton. J-ll 43 FerestvUle ... 1 4s
Gaston. j.. ., 12 08 pm Neuge.. 8 v4
Arrive at ' ' ' Arrive at
weiaon.,. j.. Kaleigai..... 8 25
ACCOiLMODATION. TRAIN.
-7rjeaTe"Raietgfrat...., lo.oo P. M. t
v Arriva at Wedonat....Mi.. 6.00 A.M.
' JUave Weldon at.... io tm p. m.
. -Arrive at Ualeigli at. ( (00A.M,
Mad train connects at Weldon with tlio nail
traina of the Healo.irU uod Koanofce and Fi U ra
trnra Raijrmds. . . asii . WlNDEK,
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