1 ! T" . - . - j. i l . ;
rROPRtKTORS. .
The crops are suffering in this vicinity tor
the want f rain. ' .-
T. H. Port!" Eq. of the banking hiisc
of Soutter & Co., New York, is at the Yar
' borough House. . .
m - '
Wra. Washington, who escaped from! New
TJanovcr jail a year and a-ha!f ago' has
been recaptured. . ., : . .,
The Star says Gen. Rutherford declines to
be a candidate for a seat in the Legislature
rice Estt-s, resigned. . ; ,
The July number of the Carolina -Farmer
is out, contains S3 pages of matter interest
inn to the farmer. Published at Wilming
ton by Win. H. Bernard.
The body of Wm. B. Mcares who was
drowned at the disaster to the. tug Brandt,
July 3th, lias 'een recovered in Cape Fear
river, four or five miles from the scene of
tbe disaster. ICwas taken to Wilmington
amf interred. .
M. Grausman lias an elegant assortment of
light goods lor summer wear for gentlemen,
ami bis tailors make them op in the best
style, and better si ill, bis prices are reason
able. Call at his store on Fayctteville street,
and satisfy yourselves.
. We learn from the Wilmington Star that
mn.y order o&ccs have leen established in
the tallowing post offices in this State:
Concord, Hillslioro', Kenansville, Loots
bur, Trinity College, Warren ton, Washing
ten atd Weldon,
Sitrkms Court, Saturday July 10, 1869.
AH the Justice's present, except Judge
Dick.
The casa of the State vs. Prince, from
C'scmkee county, was argued. Attorney
Gcncal foi tbe State.
Lit tell's Living Age for July 10th contains
-V hat is man's chief end" from the North
British Review; Mr. Motley, frcm Satunlay
Review ; Country House em the Rhine, con
tinued ; several other prose articles, and in
poetry "Earth to Earth" ami "Those Isth
moan Games." Boston, Littell and Gay pub
lishers. James H. Abrams, charged with an at
tempt to commit rape upon the person of
Mrs. Eliza Jaue King at Wilmington was
tried last Tuesday. The Star says the jury
spent the afternoon and evening in deliber
ation, and had not decided apon & verdict
at one o'clock next morning.
New Advertisements.-' A valable rem
cdf. Brandcth's Pills.
Grant and Prosperity. Cbristodoro's hair
dye.
Important notice to farmers, families and
and others. Dr.TTobias' Venetian Liniment
for cholera and kindred diseases.
Auction sale at the Courthouse door in
Raleigh. W. J. Buslee, assignee.
For aale, cheap. Second hand M Hernng"
safel Apply at this office,
Peruvian Guano the genuine article, for
sale by Doaglas BelL
, m
The American Law Review for July con
tains: The limits of theexclusiveinnsdiction
of admiralty in the Unite.1 States; Bank
cashiers; James Otis; Of the jurisdiction "f
admiralty over contracts of man s insurance ;
Digest of the English law reports fur No
vember and December, 18G3, and January
February, March and April, 1869; Selected
digest of State reports; B-ok notices'; A
list of law books published in England and
America since April, 1869 ; and a summary
of events-7-a valuable number fr the legal
student. Address Littell & Brown, Boston.
One of the most singular freaks of nature
we ever saw has been on exhibition at the
Pist Office, at this place, during the past
week. It is a pig with a human face! its
hape an4 structure are natural up to the
, ears, but from the ears to the top f the
liead and down to the chin the shape and
features are those of the human, excepting
that is covered with hair like the rest of
the body and lias no nostrils, being obliged
to breath through the mouth. The pig is
boqt two weeks old. North Carolinian.
A gentleman who has just travelled through
1be oranties of Carteret, Craven and Lenoir,
inform us that the crops are in a promising
conditio, corn and cotton particularly.
Cotton btn recovered front the late spring,
-and now, looks well- At Mo,sely Hall,
Xcnoir aunty, the first cotton blooms were
seoq on the 28th of June. Our informant
counled more than one .hundred blooms
open m a space of thirty feet diameter in. nn
open eld in Lenoir county on the 8th inst.
Corn is in ta-jwl and silk and looks well.
There is no suffering for want of ram, and
evepvthinsr nromises that there, will be a first
rate com and cotton crop.
Tbe third small drawing of theN. C. Real
& Personal Estate Agency took place at
Tucker Hall last Saturday July 10th. A
crowd of interested spectators were present.
Tieket number 1,200 owned by a Mr. Harri
" son of Plymouth, N. C, drew the piano
Nanfber 1433 drew the top buggy. rEvery-t
thing passed off quietly and satisfactorily.
The extra ', Yelocipede quickly cane out with
the Bumberetltat drew the prizes.
The case of the University Railroad Com
pany . the Governor and Public Treasurer
will beWrguod before the Supreme Coujt to
day. The people await the decision, with
a great deal of .interest, as it will i cover the
validity of several millions of appropriations
for building railroads, the bonds for which
have not yet been issued, and ; win not be
issued if the acts of Assembly to authorize
tneir iwrae atelecleied unconstitutional. ;
ertiscmeilts.v
. TpOR 8 ALE Cn&Ar.--8econ'd Land Herring5
X- 6atevrA4)ty attfriaofflce.. ;v ; Jy 12-r-lw ;'
PEEXJVIA1T . GUAITO V!
cdJ U r'a.
1 iC-
i.o! js. .ji :.t ,:;fjH-:ini.nryi k
Cenuine Peruvian Cuano is
the best Fertilizer for the
' Production of Turnips!
I HAVE ON HAND A SMALL LOT
ol tbts (Juao, which J will sell in Jots to suit
purchaser, l j . . .'
DOUGLASS BELL.
Raleigh, N. C, Jnly 13. 463-till sept
...-NOTICE.
A 8 JENEVAH FOWLEU is not my lawful
J. wife, this U to notity all person not to deal
with her a sneli on my account, as no contracts
made by her will be settled by me.
JOHN W. GANT.
Raleijrh; July 9th, 1869. 5 jy 10 lw
8entinel piuase copy one week aud send bill
to this ofiiee. . t i ' "-AV-
NOTICJi. .
A DIVIDEND of 3 per cent on tbe capital
stock of the Ralcish & Gaston Railroad
Company has been declared by tbe Board of Di
rectors, payable lit the otflca of the Company, on
and after July 15, 1869.
W. W.TASS, Treasurer. -Raleigh,
JulyB, 1869 461 Ira ,
DOTJGIiAS BELL,
GROCER & C0MMISSI0NT.1ERCHANT;
RALEIGH, N.'C.'
CONSIGNMENTS
!' , ' .. s
; OF 'T .
CORN, MEAL and FLOUR
SOLICITED. 4
GROCERIES! GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
TACON AND BULK SIDES.
LJ 50 Barrels ot Flour.
40
SACKS FLOUR.
1,000 Gallons New Molasses.
25
BARRELS OF SUGAK.
SO Sacks ot Fine Salt.
15
r SACKS OF COFFEE (all kinds).
25 Boxes of Soap.
50
PACKAGES OF FINE TOILET SOAP.
25 Boxes of Candles.
&c..
&c.
fcr.,
All of which I will sell at low prices for
CASH.
DOUGLAS BELL.
Raleigh, N. C, July 9, '69. 451 tllsepl
5 AAA LBS. PRIME WfcSlJMlw a.akl
,UUU just arrived and for sale by
w. n T W TITV
AH
r.ARRF. IXiT OF BLACK PEAS lor
sale
UPCUUKCU WUU.
GENTS FINE WHITE
SOFT HATS.
W. n. & R. S. TUCKER & CO.
June 19 435 tf
Banlcrupt Notices
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a petition
has been filed in the District Court ot the
United State for the Cape Fear District of Norh
Carolina by Kanweiler & Bro., in aaid District,
duly declared a Bankrupt under the act of Cou
jtreaa ol March 2d, 1867, lor a discharge and cer
tificate thereof! trom all his debts and other
claims provable binder said act, and that the 3 8t
dayt July, 1SC9, at 10 o'clock, A. M.,t the
office of A. W. Rioger, Register iu Bankruptcy,
in Wiluiiugton, N. C, is assigned for tbe hearing
of tbe same, when and where all creditors, who
have proved their debts, and other persons In
interest may attend and show canse; it any they
have, why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be irrantcd.
Dated at Wilmington, N- C, on tbe gtb day of
July, A. V. 1SU.
WM
july 13
LARKINS-Clerk.
463-Aaw2w
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE V, That a petition
XN bas been filed in the District Court of the
United Stale lor tins Pamlico District of North
Carolina by Benuers A. Etielt-y, in aid District,
duly declared a Bankrupt under the :ict of Con
gress ol March 2d, 18157, lor a discharge and cer
tificate tbereol trom all his debts and other claims
provable under said act, and that tbe 4th day ol
Angnst, 1S09, at 10 o'clock, A.M., at the oiHce
ofii. F. Lehman, Regirt. r in-Bankruptcy, in
New Be'oc, N. C, is assigned for the hearing of
tbehame, when and where all creditors, who
hare proved their debts, and othei persons in
interest may atteud and show cause, if any they
have, why tnc prayer ot tbe said petitioner should
not be granted. And that tbe. second aud third
meetings will be held at the same time and place
Dated at New Berne, N. C, on tbe Stb day of
July, A. D. 1869.
CHARLES H1BBARD, Clerk.
july 13 463 law2w
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a petition
has been Died in the District ;ourt of the
United States lor the Pamlico - Istrlct of North
Carolina by Job L Kineey, in said District, duly
declared a bankrupt under tbe act ol Congrws
of March 2d, 1867, lor a discharge and certificate
thereol from all his debts and other claims pro
vable und r said act, and that tbe 4th day of
August, 1869, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the office
of K. F. Lehman, Register in Bankruptcy, in
New Berne, N. C, is assigned lor the bearing ot
tneeame, when and where all creditors, who
have proved their debts, and other pei sons in
interest may attend and show cause, it any tbey
have, why tbe prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted. And that tba second and third
meetings will be held at the same time and plac .
Dated at New Berne, N. C, on the 8th day of
July, A. D. 1869.
' . CHARLES HIBBARD, Clerk,
jnly 13 . . ; 463 law2w
THE undersigi ed hereby gives notice of bis
appointment as Assignee of Nathaniel H.
Murphy, of Louisburg, Franklin count, who
has -been adjudged a bankrupt ut5dn bis own pe
tition by the District Coort ol the United States
lor the Pamlico District ol North Carolina. ,
' THOMAS HAMPSON. Assignee. ' "
- july 12 lawtSw PO Raleigh, N. C.
ON SATURDAY THE 81ST DAY OF JULY,
1SK9. 1 will sell at public auction, at the
Court Uoasc doer Ut Raleigh, N. C, for cash,
56a res of laud; also the Bankropt's interest
in 196 acres of land, on the waters ot White Oak
creek.aM in Wake comity, N. C, and the prop
erty f Tiiomas Leroy Jordan, Bankrupt.
" P. O. Auburn, N. C.
1 . WOTICE OF' ASSIGNEE. ; -.'
General Meeting of Creditors. ' .
In the matter of Joseph W. Baxter, Bank
rupt.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Tbat a second
ami ibird General Meeting of the Creditors
ol aaid Bankrupt will be held at Newbcrn, in the
Pamlieo District of North Carolina, on the 3rd
and 4ta days-of Augnat, A. D, 1869, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., Iiefttre K. F. Lehman, Register in Bank
ruotry in said District, for the purposes named
inthe27tb and 8th sections of , the Bankrupt
Act ol Mach 2, 1862. . , '
Dated at Kewbera on tue iu uay oi uiy, -a..
D.. 1S9 -'
July 13. , - .463-law3t. '
CIIFEES1TT OF IIOKTH C1E0L1SA.
riHE Fall Session of this Institution will com
X mence on the IStb 4ay of Augast prox. and
continue twenty weeka. ieparatory anu onn
Departments, aud a General Course ol University
Lectures, will be opened. Eutire expense, In-
eluding board. SS5 to $100. All the benents oi
tbe Institution are offered, free or charge, to a
limited number ol resident inttbe State. , Apply
to tbe President. . . ... -.T
- - fiOLOMON POOL.
jaly8 , ' i ,.46iMSUWtaiBagl8.
S'TF i NJ y o
DISPATCHES.
I have directed the reeoirnition" by the Secre
tary ut ihq Rational Exccujivtt Republican Cn
luitiee 'or the Executive CotumittueoJ jtho State
of Texa J cboscfi by itlio Houston Convention
wuldh uooiluated Gen. E. J. Davis for Governor
of that State." " - J ' i." j-..-.,-- . y.
(Sfgnet) . r - WILLIAM CLAFFLIN,
:- i CUni'n National, Republican. Ex. Com.
original ot t he above Is in ' the -jiosstsswri
ol Maj. V?"B. Mot.rc, ot Texas,' who visited Mr
Clufflin wl'b special view ol securing
dorsemcnt. ';t;'V.,':.'
thi& en-
New York.
New Toek," Jnly 10. The steamer j "ITenry
Cbancey" brings Asplnwall dates to the 2nd. :
Tbo yellow lever is snbsidiut; in Peru.
It is stated that the claims of France and Ital$
against KicaraOgua has been amicably adjusted.
; Hew Hampshire.
1
,i Poetsmooth, July 10. The 4,Narragansett
bas arrived with three officers aud three meu alek
with the yellow lever.- All are doina: well. EtV
Ducr and one seaman died during tbe passage. ,
England.
, London, July 10, When the report on tbe dis
establishment bill was received Earl Clancarte
gave' notice that when the bill came np lor third
reading be would move three months postpone-
mcntv . y:-"':-.-'.-.-Vp:' "'''-:
;;, ' ,. Brest.- t t- '; "
Brest, Jnly 10 The Great Eastern will reach
jtliuai water to-day. . . . '.. " : i ' .1 L
Spain. ', 4
Madkio, July 10. The Governor of Catalonia
has been dismissed for failure to prevent Repub
lican demonstrations. '
Cuba.
Havana, Jnly 10. The government estimates
Jnly exienditnre at two millions. Tbe govern
ment bas einbarged five hundred and forty es
tates. Valmesada writes D Rodas that civil au
thority is re-cstablUhcd; in, the jurisdictions of
M.inzanillo, Bayanioa'nd Lairuari. Rodas accords
nx-e use of the teK-gruph to. the agents ot the
New York Af sociati-d Press. The steamer Quak
er City arrived at Kingston on the 29th and de
parted immediately thence. Destination is uu
known. !
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
. .-. Washington..
Washington, Jnly 9. Col. Robb, Collector
of Customs at Savannah, is here. The Secretary
of tbe Treasury l.as placed at bis disposal the
revenue cutter, McUulhx'h, until the Nansemoud,
"uow at Baltimore repairing, is scrvicable.
Revenue to-day nearly a milliou. j
The President has appointed John Dietrich
Collector of Customs at Valasca, Texas, vice
Wayley, suspended. ,
Distillers liceuscd to make spirits from grain
may distil fruit without increasing their tax,
attaching to an establishment exclusively devo
ted to fruit distillation.:
No fractional currency has been issued this
week. ;'
All spirits forfeited from having been left in
bonded warehouses alter the first ol July, has
been ordered to be sold. The Collector gets
five per cent commission. j
Cubans have the following : Letters received
from prominent Cuban officers via Nassau and
Key West bring dates to the first instant. Intel
ligence of the arrest of the Cuban Junta and
others in New York, produced a most profound
impression of surprise aud . regret. No other
uews could have caused such a feeling of de
spondency. Due ot the writers says 4lit came
like tbe news of the death of your warmest and
best friend your only friend. The feeling of all
seemed to be that we were alone' and must ex
pect uo assists uce.-- However, all seeing that it
is now liberty or death, for no mercy can be ex
pected from the Spaniards, will fight as enly
men driven to such 'desperation! can fight.'
Litona, who succeeded Lesca at Neuvitas and
Puerto Princiucls reoorted to have lost 200
troops by desertiou to Qucsada.
Deserters report that the disaffection among
the Spanish troops is increasing, caused by fre
quent changes of commanders of posts and quar
rcls of rcmmental officers requent collisions
occur between outpots without serious loss on
either side. The Cubans claim an advantage ol
position and earnestness on tbe part ol their
troops. The Spanish' 'commanders continue to
execute all prisoners immediately upon their
capture. Even those who are wounded are t x
edited on the field. Quesada iW 'iUicrto re
spected the rights ot prisoners. This policy is
iriviuir dissatislaction in his camp, i His loli.sW-
o o -
era demand retaliation. I
Public printer Clapp replying to the Commit
tec of Book Binders regarding tba employment
of apprentices -denies the right ol j any private
organization to dictate to the Government. Tbe
Journeymen Carpenter's Asoeiatiou in this city
have inserted the word "white" in their Consti
tution, thus excluding blacks from membership.
The conservatives ot Mississippi and Texas arc
not hopeless of securing an earlier election day
than that ordered at the Cabiuet meeting yeeter
day, and one which will not interfere so much
with cotton picking. It appears that Mr. Bout
. well, in Cabjnet council, thought tbe proposed
day would 6e idlest ot the season. I
Wilmington.
Wilmington, July 10. Weather hot.
Ther-
mometer 86. Wind light S. W.
Markets.
WtLMmoTOW, July 10.r-gpirHa ; s Turpentine
steady at 39. Rosin quiet at $1,65 to $6. Crude
Turpentine unchanged. Tar $3,20.'
New Yoek, July 10. Cotton opened dnll and
closed firmer, Sales 875 bales at 34 to 84Ki
Flour less active. Superfine State $5,35 to $5,65.
extra State $6,50 to $6,70 Wheat one and two
cents lower.' Corn closed dull and declining.
Whiskey firmer at $1, $3 10 $4 Pork firmer.
New $30 to $33. Lard quiet. ' Kettle to
. 19. Turpentine 43 to 44. Groceries steady.
Freights firm. ' v'V'l ' " ' . ' '
Money closes easy, good at 7. Sterling 9 to
10. ; , Gold firm at . 85X- ; Go ernments atock
firmer and higher. : . .i :
: Baltimobe, : July ; 10. Cotton f" nnchangcL
Flour firm. . .The scarcity ,rrtrlct Jmsiness.
Wheat higher. - New red $1,50 t '$l,60. ; Corn
firmer; - White $1,:$8 1o $5. Yellow 95 to 97.
Oats firm at 70 to SOJ. Provisions quiet.:" r
LrvBBPoot July 10. Cotton active; Uplands
12J. Orleans 12H Sales 12.000 bals.
On the 1st Inst, at the Pendleton Hotel,
; li:ttzanfcdCttr. bv Rev. G. W. Nolly, Mr. J,
in
R,
Clark to MhV Lacba. Morgan both
New
Kent countyt Va:;:J f;.''i : -i it'''
At8PauI's, Edenton,- N. C. on Tacsday
eveniug, Ju..e29, by Bcv. Francis y. Hllhard,
Miss Bbttib S. Wood tu OcxAViUS Cook, Esq.;
all of Edenton. .: . ' ' ' '
" Near TJleevilloVon Thnrsdaj-, 1st Instant, Miss
Mabxha .MEAOHtMviaged about 70 years. She
' was i for1 -many years a worthy and consistent
.niemberof Cedar Creek Baptist Church' '
On the 15th of June, near Elizabeth City, Mrs.
A-'B. Pxkssb, aged 41 years. -. '
In Edenton, on the 2d nit.,' Sabah Jans Simp
bon, in the 23d year of her age.-- - ' "
TTAf ING KECENTLT CHANGED HANDS.
JtL i now under the management, of the an-dereient-d
who is 'detennined : to apare no ex
uenae or pains in Tendering a. .first class Rail
Uoa4 Htl. ' ;. V: ' ' : -'
' .:- ', :' HIS TABLB y
will be supplied with the best the market aflordo.
and every attention bestowed noon passcntrcrs t
render tbcm comfortable and; to favorably im
im with the character of the hoao:
lllValluS, Or , nsnvua yi , o : uran nig p
.if-Hnmit eummcr retreat are invited to Compunv
Shops, pleasant village supplied with the purest
of water.,, ; -i -T90iI4?T,9x- '
may 18 r i-am.
B OYDE N ;H OTrSE,
&ALISBUBY, Nr, 0. ;
THIS HOUSE IS 1N.TH0 ROUGH REPAIR,
and I am determined it shall be kept second
to no Hotel in the Slate.' Wtth ten ycure expe
rtenca as a Hotl Manager, I feel "confident that
I can give entire satisfaction. My .tyHjv -j-,'
;'. TABLE,, ;ii' J
W 111 at all times be supplied with the best HiatJ
this market affords, besides JHCJCSii C1SU, OIS-
TERS and GAME (in season) trom JMorioltc, new
Berne aud Wilmington. The
' - ' ROOMS P-zf'j' v
Of this House are well arranged and ventilated.
The Beding all now and in perfect order. ''
I! , servants ;;; ; .' ' ,
Polite find attentive. - Guests may? rely; upon
good attcution to their every want. : ; 4j
in connecuoa wun ine uouse is a guuu ;;
where Carriages, UaefcaBuggiea atfd liorses can
be had at all times, and horses wcH groomed at
moderate prices. A large and handsome twecty-
tour passenger v-
T I. , i
v is, OMNIBUS ',;;
to the Depot oh arrival ol every train, to convey
guests to and from the House,re of charge.
boston ice. ' ;, ..;
A full supply lor the Season.. - .
A call is solicited ; i" :,
: i' ' C. S. BROWN, Proprietor.
J. J. Bell, 8op't. - June 28 ($10)
A N D B I L LIARD SALOON,
Fayettevllle Street.rnear Tncker's Hall,
RALEIGH, N. C.
TTAV1NO PURCHASED FROM MR. J P.
tl iPrairils his interest in this well-known and
popular establishment, the undersigned f wishes
HIS oiu inenas aua pairoiis nuu nn; uuih; p
erally, to call upon- him. , The House: will be
kept lathe finest style, and nothing will be lelt
undone to make it a first class .establishment.
I .THE RESTAURANT
.will .be supplied with all the delicacies in season,
served up in the best manner. , ,
. ' THE BAR
will contain a large assortment of the finest
wines, ules and liquors, and the pnblie will be
waited upon by polite and gentlemanly attend
ants; Feeling 'that his past reputation is the best
guarantee lor the inture, the undersigned hopes
to receive a liberal share of patronage.
! W. R. PEPPER.
June 16- - 443 lm
TTNITED STATES HOTEL,
CAPE MAY CITY, N. J.,
Will be opened for the season Saturday May
29th. In all first class appointments, equal to
any and yet affording to families all the comforts
of a home. President Grant expects to visit
Cape May this season and will stop at the " Uni
ted States." Address,
AARON MILLER, Proprieior.
June 19 . . 445 lm
KE E I COO L I
Icb Cream , and Cake,
H Nol 15 Fayetteville . Street.
i Keep Cool! 1
Watbb-Ices asd Cake, '
FENTRESS' OLD STAND (
Ladies are respcctlully invited to call. Families
supplied at short notice.
Also afresh supply of Confectioneries for sale
by N. S. MOSELEY, Agent.
july2 456 1W-
7 ' WANTED I "
A '' SECOND HAND STATIONARY STEAM
JX Engine, fifteen or twenty horse power. A
saw mill engine. Make application at this office.
JulyS. ; 460-10d.
. RICE t RICE ! BICE I
BAGS RICE. FOR SALE, by " V
, TJPCHURCH fe DODD'S.
10
I DIVIDEND NOTICE,
Raleigh National Bank of N. Cabouha,
Ralkigh, July 1st, 1869. '
rpHE Board of Directors have this day de
JL clared a Semi-Annual Dividend of seven and
a hall percent, (free from U. S. and 8tate Taxes.)
pavable to stockholders or order; on and alter
Tuesday, July 6, 18G9. -
julvi 5t r P. A. WILEY, Cashier.
! i - ' - ! Fbom 4 to 850 Hobsb Pow
er, including the ceieDratea
Corliss Cut-off Engines,
81ide Valve Stationary En
gines, Portable Enginea,c.
Also, Circular, Mulay and
Gang Saw Mills, Sugar Cane
MiHe, Shafting, Pulleys,
&c., Lath and Shingle Mills,
Wheat and Corn Mills, Cir
cular Saws, Belting, &c.
Send for descriptive Circu
lar and Price List.
WOOD & MANN STFAMENG. CO.,
Utica, New York.
Feb 13 337 d&w6m
j j NOTICE.
PERSONS WISHING TO SEE THEIR
iriends in the Jail of, this county w 111 be
allowed to do so on Friday, of each week, and at
nn iit.hnr lime. T. F. LEE,
I Sheriff Of Wake County.
June 18 444-lui.
ABENT WANTED
New Prica List for Agents.
Agents ' can - make from-10.00 to
$35,00 per day, selling Blake's Dol
lar Patent Chair-Springs. They
make a Spring and Bocking-chalr
ot any common cnirH ,uj( m-
tacnmgioiii ioiwini
legs. They fit any chair
and cannot get out ol or
der: they will last a life
time. Tbe old-fasbioned
rockers are dispensed
with. For tbe bowaeaad
office tbey arelndispenba
ble;' Ladfa pronounce
t hem uneqnaled for a sew
ing chair. It you want an
Agency, call and see sam
ple, or send for Circular,
with terms etc." wouia HKe to sen Hie ngui io
manufacture in. the Southern or Middle States.
- All Springs made by us are warranted Steel,
therefore beware of others that advertise. All
ordem tshould be addressedljto our only office,
i 1 GEO. K. GOODWIN, 012 Broadway.
V AIso, head-quarters tor the Magic Comb (or
coloring Hair brown or black. Sent by mail upon
the receipt of ONE DOLLAR. Jy 7 10d
. i f i . A.I i a. a. & .
CaiTED STATES DISTRICT COFRT.
PURSTJ'ANT TO THE AUTHORITY vested
iu me bv Act of Comrress. I do hereby ap
point special terms of the District Court of the
United States for the Cap Fear District Ift North.
Carolina, to be held as follows: At Sallsbnn.ia.
the county of Rowan, to commence oa tbe fiist
Monday In August nexti and; at Morganton, In
the county of Burke,. on the second Monday in
A llmiAt. lipvt.
Ordered that this- he published weekly in the
Stasdabd, a newspaper in Raleigh, N. J., Jor
thirty clays . . G. W. BROOK,
,J District Judge.
June 24,.1869. : . ' ' ' . - 449 wlm ,
LBS. PEAJIL STARCH for sale by '
7 '..upcuurcu & dodd; J
, 1,000
. BRANDRETH'S PILLS. -
oTbcy remove all a& accumulations irom the
,, bowe s, and purify and lavigorate the system.
'Alt whoae health ta not pericct owe it to them
' selves to take a lr tloBcS ofUrandreth's Pills,
becaase the seeds of decay are constantly eiadi
eated byHbclr use, and the principle of lifecon
finned, thus giving a vigor of bdy and mind to
period .wheik we have been used to Joe he lalter-
' Ing step and the enlcebled Intellect. ' ' t
General Paeat tln' distinguished liberator of
. Venezuela,1; says''he"has'ilised heiu as his only
uo'dlciuc for tbirtf . years, with the most salis
, iuctory results.'"' ; - y'-'y ',' 1 .:,
': For Cosliveness, Dyspepsia, and as a Family
, Medicine, they are uuri'vallcd. . ..
. Daniel L Tenney,- Esq?, Castor House, New
York, cured by Brandreth's PtlU of Dyspepsia
and Costiveness,' wheu all other means used had
failed.';, . ', ' '..'i- . :v
..... .
. A gentleman, whose lather died of consump
tion at SO years, was also at tacked, when about
31 , bj the jd'iseas& lie had coughi night aweats,
ttjidgencr4 di!biJityi; P"uc-tor8'rf!CJ'n!Ppdcd eod,
liver oil, but he wastid away. At last he deter
mined to use Braudreth's Pills. In two months l
they made him a sound man. jnly 13 lm ,
iGRlSi ;.
-.' Business revives under the new Regime. Other
than geuenil causes have"; boWeverIgiven a tre
mendous impetus to tbo Bale of i - ; '-' ;
'p l Crlstadoro's ' Excelsior Hair D ye i
The ehemtsta have eome out la two leading
'sclenfific Jonmals agalnst'the lead' and turphuf
poixott for t he liead (lor that is their proper des
ignation), with . which the country is infested",
while Dr. Chilton, the first analytical chemist iu
America, annouuecs to the world that '
Cristadoro's.Dye iiTItterly oisonlesa,
and that he know it to be so, because he has ana
lyzed it. , , ., . y
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE as
a Dresolng, acts like a charm on the Hair after
Dyelhgt Try it. ; ; d july 13 -d&wlm
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
FARMERS,' FAMILIES, AND OTHERS CAN
purchase no Remedy equal to Dr. Tobias'
Venetian Liniment lor the euro of Chelera; Diar-.
rhcea, Dysentery, Croup, Colic, and Sea Sickness,
taken internally (it is perfectly harmless; see
oath accompanying each bottle) and externally
for Chronie Rheumatism, Headache, Toothache,
Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns, ' Swellings, Bruises;
Mosquito Bites, Old Sores, Pains in Limbs, Back
and t'hest. The Venetian Liniment was intro
duced in 1847, and no one who has used it but
continues to do so, many stating, if it was Ten
Dollars a Bottle, they, would not be without , it.
Thousands of-'certificates can be seen at the De
pot, speaking of its wonderlul curative proper
tics. Price, Filty Ceuts and One Dollar. Sold
hy the Druggists and Storekeepers throughout
the United States. Depot, 10 Par Place, New
York. ; july t3 lm
From Dispensatory of the United Statcs.l
,'.; VIOSMl CIWUTATA BUCHU LEANE3. v
JVopertie Their odor is strong, diffusive, and
somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterish, aud
analogous to mint.
Medical Propertie and Unes. Buchu leaves are
gently stimulant, with a peculiar tendency to tbe
Urinary Organs. , - . .
They are given in complaints of the Ur,na,y
Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of tbe
Bladder, Morbid Irritation ; of the Bladder and
iTrrthra.: Disease of tbe Prostrate Gland. a-d Re
tention or Incontinence ol Urine, from a loss of
tpne in the parts concerned in its evacutioa. i ne
remedy has also been recommended in Dyspepsia,
Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections and
. Dropsy. . . - ' ', ' , ;
Hembold's Extbact Bdohd is used by per
sons from the ages of 18 to 35, and from 35 to
55, or in the decline or change of life ; alter Con
finement, or Labor Pains; Bed-Wetting in chil-
Iii affections peculiar to females, the Extract
Buchu is unequalled by any other remedy, as in
Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity, Painfulncss
or Suppression of Customary Evacuations, Ul
cerated or ScirfKus State oi the Uterus, Lea
corrhea, or Whites. .'"
Distant of the, Madder, Kidney, Oraoel, and
Dropsical Swelling. This medicine increases the
power of Digestion, and excites the Absorbents
into healthy action, by which the Watery or Calr
carcons depositions, and all Unnatural Enlarge
ments are reduced,, as well as Paiu and Inflama
lion. ..'.'.. ' P
Hemboi.d s Extract Bcchp has enred every
case of Diabetes in which it has been'giveB. Ir
rltation ut the neek ot the Bladder, and. Inflam
mation ofthe Kidneys; Ulceration of the Kidneys
and Blacder, Retention of Urine. Diseases ofthe
Prostrate Gland. Stone in the Bladder, Calculus,
Gravel j Brick-Dust Deposit and Mucus or Milky
Discharges, and tor enfeebled and delicate con
stitutions of both sexes, attended with the fol
lowinf teymplonis: Indisposition to Exertion,
Loss of Vfower. Loss ot .Memory," Difficulty of
Breathing, vVeak Nerves, Trembling, Horrorof
Disease, Wakelulness, Dimnt$s of Visiou, Pain
in the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body,
Dryness ofthe Skin, Eruption on the Face, Palid
Countenance, Universal Lassitude of the Muscu
lar System, &c. ' " : " .
Hbmbold's Extrac Bpchu is Diuretic and
Blood-Purifying, and cures all diseases arising
Jrom habits ol dissipation, excesses and lmpru
deuces in life, impurities of tfie Blood, &c, su
persedlng Copabia iu HffocUons for which it is
used, such as Gonorrhoea, Oloets of long stand
ing, and Syphilitic Affections in these diseases,!
used iu counection with Hsmbold's Rosa Wash.
Sold by all Druggists aud Dealers everywhere.
Beware of counterteits. Ask for Hembold's. Take
' no other. Price f 1.25 per bottle, or six bottles
for $6 50. Delivered to any address. Desciibe
aymptoma; in all communications.- . - ;
v H. T. HELMBOLD. "
v j : ; ; 594 Broadway, N Y.
None sregenuine unless done up in steel
engraved wrapper, with lac-simile of my Chemi
cal Warehouse, and signed " -L, ;
junelO 2m H. T. HEM BOLD.-
SUGAR t SUGAR I
A A Barrels of Sugar of different grades at
40 "DPCHURCH DODD'S.
; ERRING BUT NOBLE,
Self-helf for Young Men, who having Er
i wir a hotter MANHOOD. Sent in sealed
leiier envelopes, irec u v""'rV rVixr dt P
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, Box P.,
. e e ..i... rm. Annnn,
HOW-
Philadelpbiiu p
; rope i 'rope t ;ROPE t;;1 -
NE HALF. ; ON EFOURTII, , THREE,
O eighths ad five-eighths Manilla Ro)e.i . -One-murth;
three-eighths and live-eight lis Jute
lioperat UPCHORCH DODD'S. v
COFFEE I COFFEE I
- . $ ,
Sacks of Coffee at
' . UPCHURCH & DODLTS.
30
JOHN JONES, j m
Barber and Hair Dresser, '$1
COUSEft HABOBTT AND WILMINGTON STBIKTS,
Raleigh, N. C, it'.:.
RETURNS Hlsi.THANKS toth tpubllc fbr
the generous siiptort heretofore extended
him, and solicits a continuance of the same
. March 1, 1869. -, -: t V JWt tt.
SOAP I SOAP t SOAP I , ,
Boxes Rosin Soap at . ,a-'
. - UPCHURCH & DODD'8.,
80
TO BOND HOLBEB
- - OF THS
Atlantic
Karth
Carollaa Eailruad Camaaif.
'XT
INTEREST on the above Bonds, duo July 1st.
r869.' wtn be paid at the Eulibn National
Bank. Citt of New York, on fresehrttlrtir: . -a,l
7" : K. K.BTANLEY, Presd't '
' - . Atlantic A N. C. R. K. Co.
Newbera, N.'P. Jtine 28, t9. - jnty 3-10t ;
TRINITY COLLEGE. ; .
rpHE Fall Term will commence August 4th,
X and close December 17th. Entire expense,
including all contingencies, $85 to f 100. Cata
logue furnished oq i appUcaUons .rtlrJ
:J 1
"VIUUbb C4C2curik? Grocer
- BALEiQH. N - Gh
APPiS-drie' k X . -.yjy;--:?. .
t '
R AffyN" urr Dooml.'.........k.....:..'.i.--
BEEP per pound. .u.t.nM,i
BUKSWAX in ponnd. .........,,...., .
BLUK STONK per pound... ........... ; ,
a u
an -
BU2i9
UAIiUUlsa aaauHHUue, per
C1IEESB per ponwl.. ....... .......
tJIIIOKKNS apriS) apleeu..'.:.v. V.4..
COKFKK pur immimI..... ..w
" ,
COTTON YAltN pee Mtie
....... t
COTTOS--per pooBa..., ......... ..j.
CORN par .bushel j.
EfJO S piv dosea 1 ..... ....... .
FLO TK per IjaireU . . .... t. k.
t ;
rKHWKti per unnureu, nw, ...j ..
HEKHIrfG-pen. barrel.... j.. .10 Wi9 60
L AKperponnd.w-.,..i.j..i,
MB Alfpr luahl....'ii. . ... ;.. ... "t .iJ.i W j
MUIXirRi--wa-barrel,.w,. i. ...v..-..
NAIL...- V. ..,..... ?. jt?
n is oer hondred......!...... 100
18X1
ltRK -per pmind.-.i. .........-..".....
PRAst jnL ner tiUiiheL.t..-u..........
. 77. r . . 7 . - . 1 on
PEACnE3-4lried..:.,.;..-.;...y...... "" 00
PKPPKU black.'; ... ,
POTATOES irit-hvpecbnsaiel..-.. 1 0U1 60
RICE per pomid. ........,.-.;-.... j. 15
8TARO1 per pound...,...,,,.,., .....j... f
RPTPRnr nnunil . . . . ........: . . . i . .
SHUCKS per hanttred i... ,
8 ALT per sack ........... ............ .1 . ,. '
SUGAR crushed.,.. .............. -.f t -
.r y best hrown...ii... ..... ... I, 17)i18
. I! .r ; 1 "tW
i browu... ..,,...... i.. , j
HALT per bushel... 4.-! , i
BOAF-T-turpeutine. ., ,.t..y. 'J ,; '
SODA-pcr pound. . .... . ,-. -1 1
SHKETfNO -4. . .. . . . : . -. . fe . - . f . J
TURPENTINE per gallon.. ' r.,j.... ; . 40 i
CHARLES HIBBARD,
uoiiiiiussioiier of f Deeds,
v. : NORTH CAROLINA;
; NEW TORLq
PENNSYLVANIA,
;; :;' fENNESSEyrt.;::,
CONNECTICTT.-
t
'A
',f '
Residence, ; New Berne, N. C.
may 19.
418 6m.
. :;' NOTICE. : -r. 1
T WILL sell for cash, to the highest bidder, at
1 the Court House-in Mocksville, on weanea-
.w.iAM. Hav nf.lniv next. K. Johnston's ioterft
i m pr.- or Imid Iviiiir on the waters ol Red
Fork. Desha county,' ArKansas, laujoumog iuu
lands ofMr. Bolton, jnge r leicnerwnu wm.
A. A. UAlttflJM, Assignee.
June 26 - ' 4:l
Chatham Railroad Corapaay,
RxiEion, June 24th, 13C9.
npiIE NEXT ANNUAL MEETiNG OF THE
..JL StocKhoiaers oi tue uuaiiiam xuninwu com
pany, wl 1 be held at the office ot tuo company,
in Raleigh on Monday, July 19. vm. ,
: - Treasurer aud Secretary.
June 25 ' 450 td
Special Newspaper Advtrtieiug aud General Col-
wm. a; hearne & co.,
Special Agents for the North Carolina Press, and
tienerai Agenisior me otH-eiiou vmiu
of every description throughout the ;
State. Office. GOLDSBOKO'. N. C.
Are authorized Agent for the Nosth Carolina
, , . btanoako.
april 24 ', . ";. ' ' . .:; '
897 tf
RALEIGH k GASTOJI ! R1ILE01D,
. Raieigh, June 20th, 1868.
THE next Annual Meeting of tbe Stockholders
' of the Raleigh & Gaston Railroad Company,
will be held at the office of the Company, In tbe
. w t iri. KU'.fi
City ot KaictgD, on l nurbaay. uiy kjw,
.n...mniinrnt 11 oVloek. A. MJ
The transfer books will be closed Jrom 1st to
15th July, inclusive. ' ; ft- a -1' ,
J W. W. VASS. TreaB. A Sec.
Inn23 , I "'' 447 td
DISSOLUTION. r;
rpHE Law Co-partnership of Phillips Battle
1 naa been aissoivea oy mmuai cooncm. :
8 F. PHILLIPS, -
R It. BATTLE. Jr.
Ralrfrh ' N O.. Dec. 15. 1868. 293 U
-
LAW CO-PARTNERSHIP..
rrtTF. nntrRl!med have entered iuto a co-part-
'X nership for the :practVce-ot itlie. Law In the ,
- -WILL H. BATTLE,
- ' ' '' V : KEMP P. BATTLE, '
. r : . , - R. Hi. BATTLE, Jjc
Raleigh Dec. 15, 1808. -gati
TO ALL XONCERNElV.I'i ?C '
From and after this date an oberVrtco of the
T.aw in nm rd otbe navment ol Cost sand Fees,
before the istiig of prtKex, iTJhel performance of
ojfietal utreice oy ihewiaerwtea,yiui ue rcnuircu
trom all persona. ' -
N J. RIDDICK,
':. "'""? f Clerk 8. Circuit Court. ;
. -S. T. CAKKUW,
TJ. S. Marshal lor N. C.
Raleigh, N C, July 1, 18(59. I JulyS-lm
::' : DR. RICHAU'S !:;r;M U
GOLD BN REMEDIES.
Ask for no other, take no other, aud you will
save time, health and money 1 1 '
$1,000 REWARD for any case 61 disease inauy
stage which they tail to euro
, rr RinnAir'a Goi.tikn Balsam No. l. cnres
Dicers, Ule rated Sore. Throat . aud Mouth, 8ore
JfiVCS, dlTaneous oromn HjruyuvnB, wf
ofed Blotches, Soreness of the Scalp, Scrofula,
&c. ; is the greatest Renovate Alteratire aud
Blood Purifier known, removes all disease from
the system, and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
Dr. Ricuau's Goldbn Balsam No. 35, cures
Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism In all Us forms,
whether trom mercury or other causes, gives
immediate relief in all cases. No dieting neces
sary. I have thousands of Cl'rttflcatea proving
the miracuMus cures effected by these Remedies.
Prlceot either No. lr No. 3, 5 00 pur bottle,
or two bottles tor $9 00. - ' . ':!1a.
Dr. KiOHAti's Golib Artidots, a sare,sjeeay,
pleasanfaud radical cure lor
nientmaeeouipanted with lull dintctlomw .Price,
W Rfcs Goln Elixib D'AMOtJitv a rad
icai cure?Nens or Generatpebllitnli. old
oTyoung; imparting energy with-powerlul d-
feet.
irnce, i.w -
On receipt of price, these Remedies win be
shipped topny place. Prompt attention- iaid to
..ir!j.rnnninrlintA. None irenuine Without the
name pf "I)r RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES,
D. B. RICHARDS aohii proprietor,' blowa' in
glass of bottles; . I " t
Address ; - DR. D. B. RICHARDS,
:-i tt- No. 223 Varick St.i New York.'
x; . .. ) . Clrealara seqt .
OfBce hours from 9 A. M. to F. M. ' ' '
July 3, 1869. y ; t I "' 4T dly
ER09I TnEV 1 ST OFi-JULY ,TO THE
.15th of AUGUdTr.lwa:.. J:Mm y. ;r
Gaana aa4 ther FertlUxeti "
' V r,.,..- ... - ' - ' i
will be transported at tba following ratea, via :
From Portsmouth to. any ntjn he?N. C.
Railroad at $4.08 m r ton ol 2.000 lbs. j. ; .
From Baltimore fo.ii per nu, j
From New York 6.00 per ton. J
J , , W. A; 8M1TH, Predent
July 3.
458 lm.
sr.CUNDUS . NULLI
Of-
T3R0F.
JACK MO W ATT: J i eradnata of
Philadelphia, New Yorh, ete. aiwl lata or
..nul Hill lu-lnu- thorouiru masiT: oi me
phiiosopliy ff Boot inakmg.Bd the etuuia vf
Calfskin,-is prepawd to exeeuta all-anl,anv
order In bis profession. 5; , -u . 'ih '
N. B. Repairing done according to the latest
d?W!VlJAclMOWA
" . . over D. C. Murray's Store,
july 7, 1869. . 1 tai-rita..,
RortQ Carollaa UnJ Company, :
'l- , .i Ralxiss, :Juiy3,ii9
Ta'jW ESSRS. EDITO R3 :Ava af : rceelVtiijj M-
JM tew dally, making Inquiry as to the onn. e
tlon of tbo North Carolina Land Coropuay, With
the "aaenc y In this city that la carrying; oa the
Lottery business. ' . -. '
T,r . ... ti..n K mthlt. vninnillv. that
bnr C4muwny Is j ad tfUilnei organlxa-
non4 coidueLd uuou antlyd
rr . GEORGE LTTTLE, President'
; R."W. Bmt,. Secretary, , , , . ;a(L - t.
"july 3 - 457 d&wlm''
Raleigh Sentinel,' vCharlotta- Democrat, WiT
mington Journal and Star, ;Nsw Berne ;TiK,
ao4 A&hcvinc' New cpjr one wouUt, ; , . . ,
L
ll .T.
i
Tmli s4ppJror
r . . . ..
LADIES. AND MISSES .: ,
HAND MADE WALKING BriOtS ?
' ' LACED AMD CONG KES3 GAITERS.
f ' PKliaROSE, PETTT A Kiwioit. ;
HAND' MADE CALF GAlTXrvS, t
, . . . . . -
PRIMROSE, PETTY A NXWSOM.
TEAL HAIR TTUHX, CUK1
PRIMROSE, TETTT A NEWBOM.
a good assortment of
u j ri a a viwtjtm-
v' ' ' '" 1 ; w a
i '' ' V-r For tba Season.
a'y PHiMROSE, TETTT A HEWI0M.
! ! a minm .ill U . T, ATT 1 T. 1 MM
I'KlMKOaJE, rJCTTX HIWBUa.
. ,
1 .y
" '' Uityr .
ORDERS WILL receive prompt tlenlloa.
Raleigh, Vune 28 t ; 879-4aa
1 At K. tf
i4 I
AND EE W S .
V,
, if
i it '
.i .'.r;
.,'.'
-Vi t ' f.
IE
.' AND - i ,;
.it ;) H -Kr- "A t"'.
LOW PRICES,1
I- '
'-,
1
';i
OF r IKS TBI
Largest Assortment A
or
BOY'S CLOTHING
j i; IX THE CITY," '
& T YLIS KHz O IX Tr ,
( I.
... - i ' ... ., . r r
27 Fayette villa ftreet,
.r
RALEIGH, N.
O.
IT7
yE, WOULD CALL ATTKNTIO K TQ OU
1 'Fine Organdt Mufilins
Price :.45c . Worth ...TSa.
W. H. A En. TUCKXB CO.
Raleigh, June 8, 1809.
v435-ti
Tl ARGE
STOCK.;
J- '
4
:0 i.
DOMESTICS,
, XJNEN8,a
Atatill lower prices.
1 W. 11. te K. S. TUCKER A CO.
Ealeigh. June ; 1889. ; iOtt
. I LADIES HANDKERCniJEFJi;
f - DOZ. 8ALLU8 LINEN nEM'D BTITCffD
JIandkercMela, at S&e. mcb -S ' '
A , Great; Barf aln. ( . ' ,'
" '. wl'll A R ft TUCKER tO.
i Raleigh, June 8, 1809. .... , , t 4rtf
1 fy. ir J-. HARL vLENOCf.i ' .
5l AAA YARDS MARL LENOES. Prlea
'UUV 25 to 8U cents, worth 40 to 0o.
7 v v - u w. 11. ft R. 8. TUCEEE A CO.
Raleigh, Juno 8, 1899.
' T.AnlFJi KID GLUTLI.
V) D i Ladlea Two-Button KM O10T&..
JdO ow and fresh coiora. , r .J "w'k'JU
, , . W. H A R. a TUCEIE jC?i
Raleigh, June 8, 1809. " - JSL.
NAILS t NAlL I . If AIM I
4A Ee Old Dominion Nsltojt.
V.- HEAL I . MUAlti -
rrrr
'-.,'.'1
200
nlw.l flna whlb MmmI at '
, - UPCHURCH & bODITt
JHOLASSETI MOLAtnSf
- A Hogsheairfor MoloaMM, new cm, at 1 '
J O v- i t CPCHURCU DQDD'K
JUSTREOEiyED.-
1 A A WHITE STRAW eUNDOWNS,
NEw STILES AT ... y...... Tta .
- ; - i W. H. A R. S. TUCKIE A Ca
June 19
PHILLIPS : A I MEBRIHOX '.
ATTOR N EYS ' AT, LAVV
. ' ' ' ', Raleifk. If Cm; .rn
:v. miLLiFB. ' 'i a..a.'faania.
oec v . ..
VINEGAR I .TIKEGAR I,
r Barrel aeNalae Ayvln ynrpt at
UPCHURCH DGDD
J
R EVENU p, LAW O Fiji 0 U,
" -i
'..Vt
Corner Elavanta asd Bank Strwrts, ,
r niCIIMONDf 1 VA'a 'y l
ATTENDS ONLY TO REVEHUI ClT
In the aaverai United autea Crt ta i
IVth and Vt Clrra'ta (Vlnrlala. Narth o
Booth Carolina, Grorgis, Florida. llaUma, Kuw
lipplaiidLoaUlana,)aad tha Drf-anaiesU l
Wasblngtoa. .-..
Mn WaavwIlI ai tha Tartoraujrli r.ai
.Kaleigh, during the aesslos a4 th Vvart
to attend to North Carolina caaea.. ! " ' -
jane 11' ,-,-k-s ' 439 sat
iu. ' . ,i. .'. "'t.i.' t '
'Charlotte Femalo; iKtito,
TniE iiErf Session 6r TCii irrrrm.
'"X tloa will rooimcaea Oa Iba lt i'j ' Oetm
ber.i.rxt.and continue until Xl Jane lo'.wla.
A full rorpaoT Teaebef la all braacbrs aaaay
lanahl im Arat elasa FmuOe Behuolar tsa Umm
employed lor tbe enuin eftlon .:'..
V Foe OaiaJogaeeooialalng tall pwtclaaU
Expent, Course of Study. Lernlailon. Aa
.a;nilj.to , . BEY. B. BURWELl A HON, , ,
-.Jf. : t- . . Chart!, V G .
;Jnly..t,:i;V ..:. .; ' ? ;
- . HENDERSON FAIIi, -VpBE
KEXTilEaiTLAR VimNOCF THE
1 Ceutml Agricultural todrtj fill ba l.rtd la
tUiwrwlMiUM4arto.y.tU. c t
Jnlr. Aa' butineaa Of trH ir -rit-
f mp lot oakleratU)B a tbat
of It .mcrobrrs, Jrom.-UrauvW,.,
I 111 !! . ill v 1 I aM-- v--w- W I - -
tr ;4ii
Eiecuilvs V
C QLICJTO. ?Ul3 ? ! V I
1U1
. )
Leaner
StyM
GlQlMl