Evening Visitok.
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The Evenirg Visiter Pu'clishbCo.
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Vit Mouth, W
Vusuie the City, 25
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
v Fatk of the Apostlf.8. All
the.aj.osth'S wilt" attaulti-d the
enemies of the Matter. They
were called to 6eal their doctrines
with their blood, and nobly did
they bear the trial. Tradition
cays: Matthew suffered martyr
dom by being slain with the
sword at the distant city of Ethi
opia'. Mark expired at Alexan
dria, after having been cruelly
dragged through the streets of
that city. ' Luke was hanged upon
an olive tree, in the classic land
of Gretece John was put intp a
cauldfoa" of 'boiling-joil, but es
caped death in a miraculous man
ncr, and was afterwards banished
to Pttmo8. Peter was' crucified
at Rome, with his head down
ward. James, the greater, was
behdaded at Jerusalem.' Jamc$
the less, was thrown from a lofty
pinnacle of the temple, and then
beat to cleath with a fuller's
club. r. Phillip was hanged up
against' r a pillar, at Heropolis,
in Phrvgia, Bartholomew was
flayealiye. .'Andrew was bound
to the cross, whence he. preached
to his persecutors fentil'hfe1 died.
Thomas was run through in th
body with a lance, in the East
Indies., jTnde was shot- to death
with 'arrows. Matthias was first
stoned, and; then beheadediBar
nabapf thc Guntiles, was stoned
to death by the Jews, at Salonica.
Paul fetter' Various' tortures and
persecutions, was -at length be
hea(lt)llome by the Emperor
.'Nero-J1' Simon Zelotcfc'wtw ...cruci
tied, mJmlea.
A LKriiiK to Dr. Giussom:
And itiixueaoli, Dr. Orissom.
TlmtYufter spakiii' to ye aloud;
Do ye mind how ye coned Mr. Ham
mond?; . . - , ;
And now, wo ghv y the W. '
It was u nate speech ye made, too,
As thhfeiakhsiiDg high o'er your
hefid,u . ' ,-.
And thefgonld on the end of it glitter-
e' ' " ..
Wheaipassed to the hands of a man.
May y e tyve tjUjhe.end of ycr life, tp,
Is tke.prayer of a son of the Green
! Isle : '
May yet fchattow never grow less, sir
AVhn'yoxT bore, may yon tlways Btrike
ile. U. Rett.
Election of Ofkickks. -The
followi;ig, members of the Rescue
Steam c Fire Engine Company,
No. 1 at their last; regula meet
ing were elected officers for 1880:
W. vWeir, Foremna; R. N.
Mitchell, Assistant Foreman;
T. T. Fentresp Recording Secre
tary ; T. W. Blake Treasurer;
W. Z Blake, Engineer; Ed. Me
Allister, Assistani ' Engineer;
Frank Braunan, JH-pBjsT pirecto-;
J)u ector.
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Wakk Cointy Commission
liss. The meeting of tho Board
of County Commibhiouers which
commenced its session on yester
day was the closing one of the
fiscal year, and therefore much
business was transacted. The
different county officers tendered
their official bonds in the follow
ing amounts: J.J. Nowell, Sher
iff, 105,000. John B? Neathe
ry. Treasurer, SS0,0C0. Charles
D. Upchurch, Clerk of the Su
perior ' Court, 10,000. W. W.
White, Register of Deeds, 5,000.
Win. II. Richardson, Coroner,
$2,000. The pressure of bnsi
ness prevented the formal accep
tance of the bonds on yesterday
but thev ivere no doubt received
to day.
The main feature of the meet
ing was the reading of tho re
port of Col. John B. Neathery,
County Treasurer, before the
Magistrates and Board of Cora
missioners. ; We have reason to
believe that this important docu
ment will be published for the
information of the people, it is
a clear and able statement of the
condition of tho monotary affairs
of the county and reflects great
credit upon Col. Neathery's ad
ministration as Treasurer. ! 'W.'
R. Poole, Esq., tho present ;ffi
cient chairfnan of the 'board; was
reflected for the coming, fiscal
year. '
"There, is always something
lacking in the composition of a
temperance mince pie. ;
"That's all that's in it," is a
newphral'eto birspoken witli-an
aggressive shake. . ,
"Vlie; markets;
City - Markets Wholesale Prices.
. . , VKE3.'OjKTED PAJL1' BT. , -m.a
Climiophers Sorrel!,, Groc$!i;ar
, i . tvilmington fetreot.
Flour, Korth Carolina, . iii M 75a7O0
rbickens, .' 12 !-2al7 1-2
Corn " ' : ' ' ' t7 l-2a70
Com Meal, . : , - ' 70a72
Bacon, N O Hog, round, 9al0
" hams, liI2
Bulk Meats, dt;ar rib Hides, , 6 7-8:i7
" " .vhoulJcr . ,. 5 1-4
North Curolijia Pork, ' - Cu7
Coffct, prime Kio,. - v loa 17
" good. I in 15
Syrup, 8 Fi, ' ; ' 25a'2
Molas9!8, Cuoa, Wo. 85
Suit, Liverpool fine, ; . 2 00
Sugar, whit. lOall
44 yellow, Hi'J
Potatoes, Hwwt, 40
Iriah potatoes,' 75
Oata, fchellod, , , Vir 55
Fodder, t . . f$L,00
Peaches, peeled, 7"' ' por lb
,; unpeeled, j. , 4 !' -Applea,
m rtherjl, ptr bbL '& 504 00
" dried, 4i : 5
Cotton ti, new, pv buueh. 2 75
aplioed, - 2 U0
Bagging. 10i-2al2
Peas, per luwhel, white, new, 75a80
stock, new, 75
Eggs, pev dozen, ,15al7 1-2
"Tucker Hay, 1 10
Timothy Ha v, 1 15
Mixed, 1 10
Above are for large quantities. When
small quantities are wanted higher
pricjs ill be charged. , , '
COTTON MARKET.
Reported by COTTON EXCHANGE.
Raleigh, Dec. 2, 1879.
Middling, '.. ; ,113-4
Strict low' middling, ' " v ; ' : 1 1 5-8
Low middling, : - - ,11 1-2
Strict good ordinary, ' - ,ry. .
Good ordinary, - - ' -Ordinary,'
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Middling stains ; i ; - ; j'. .
Low middling stains, - ' .,
Good ordinary stains,
Iff. j. Hill,
GROCER,
Fine Condiments
Jtc, JUST RECEIVED.
Cros & Black well's Walnnt Catwip and
Pickles, Crosse & BLtckwell's Pot
ted Yarrmcuth Bloaters.Broolcs
Salad, Dosing Mustards
of every description," Lea & Perrin's
Vorce8tt-:it.lure Sauce, in all sized
. bottleb, Gordon & Dilworth's
Capers, &c, Gordon & Dil
worth's Preserves and Currant Jelly.
BgUThe goods of MessrH. Gordon
& Dilworth are everywhere
considered the best, equal-
e -
ing the best home made Jellies and
Preserves. -8 Also cheaper .Tel- '
lie9 of sundry kinds, Ferris'
Fulton Market Beef, fine
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Hams, small sizes, extra choice Cream
- Cheese, Edam Cheese, finest Mac- '
V qaroni, an invoice of English, ;
and Scotch Ales and Por
ter, crushed Wheat by the pound, fin
est Oat Meal, best Hew Buckwheat,
&6. Everything in the line of
Groceries and Provisions.'
j First oUv8 goods-rlow prices. .
! C. U BOSS&CO.'
LUNCI! MILK BISCUIT
Retail pn.ee 15; cents pej( . pound, -.'
The finest cracker in the world. I
am sole agent for this crafckrk and will
be pleased toinake close figures to the
trade. Orders by telephone or other
wise carefully filled, and all goods
promptly delivered and guaranteed.
8elO-6m E. J.HARDIN.
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IMPOETBD
Washing CRYSTAL
Fi -It IX AN'iN t AND WHITKNINa .
CliOTHKS. .
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'" Pir ..'.:, ,fot knowing; (he good qiud
itit t'.p f 'rvrt'ml can get a 'sample
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(:orn-r Wilra ijTin and Hni-gett 8t.,
Raleigh ', X. C.
nol7 1tf
IMPORTANT TO
Housclicopcrs !
. I, take this method of informing the
public, that" I keep'i at: ray store dn the
coVner of Jones hd Dawson trats,
(Uzzle's , Old Stand',) in addition to
the regular line of groceries, ,
JVsh Pork, Sausage, and .
FRESH . OYSTERS I
And can supply families at all times.
My stock of groceries will be found
fnwh and good. I keep
Country produce, Baking" powders,
Flavoring extracta, ' Canned Fruits,
Bacon, S Lard,
Meal, L E Sugar,
Coffee, O S Tea,
Cheese, V ,,. 8 Butter,
Starch, R,-A Pickles,
Pepper, U L Spices,
Jellies, ' O O Soap,
Mustard, L ' M Lye, .
Matches F &c, &c, '
Tobacco & Cigarp, Cakes & Candies,
Shoe. Blacking, &c.
I will Bell as theap as the cheapest.
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' I respectfully invite you to give me
a call when in need of anything in the
rocery line ., .
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ArHvedand Opened
300 Ladies Black B aver Cloth CloakH
from $2.00 to 30.00.
New lot rlamburg Edgingtt from 2 1-2
cents to 5 cents and upwards.
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Large and superior lot Linen Huck
aback Towel from 10 cents to 25.
s .i ;
Linen Towels tied frirge at $3.00 per
doz., very cheap.
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FiPasePf
New designs and. colorings, selected
patterns from 5 cents to 8 1-3 cents.
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i ...ri . f ill ft BOHlk'1 '4H
NEW tifiE OF CHEAP DREGS
Q00D8. n
Also, 300 yaids Black, Anstralian
Crapes at 25 cents.
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Deiialc assortment of .Ltlioti and
' Misses Hosiery in m-w w'tyies.
Ladies, Gentw, Mif s Kloves. in Tier
lin. silk, wool and kid, 2, 8, 4 and
5. buttons."' 1 v
We call special attention to our spies-,
d-fd 'assortment of Blankets white,
,brown and gray at. ldl prices 10 1-4
to 13 1-4.
Dukth Quilts, Creimantown Quilts
Buggy Robes and Blankets "and
.Comforters.;.
Our third purchase' of Gents hand-
"made, double able .Gaitors, best and
, cheapeat goods ever offered. .
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Mrs. L. JSRAXSOX
h 's moved li-r bn.trdiiur bonne fmra
'Ui'Mmro .tuvt In No. 1 Fiiyelteville
i r it, tioo.l roorrn mil convenient
to loiaincHs. SUo will board by the
h or wci k :t r-MMia-.lik. riitea.uo22Ct
TY the Liidi-(. Merchnn's, Clerks
aii"l l'Yi'i;..N a g od iu.itntion.
MOSEL JiY S
DINING ANI
YSTESSALOON
A first clatss plaoo to take your
A r..l. r'.. .....1 C.- .l i
jiuuin, j imi vi'uus nififrs lo en
joy c pleasfint timo villi tlie Bivalvew
and other things kept in a lirht class
place. Oystern every dny .
A stw for 25
A fry for 25
..OtCofffe 10
' Beef steak 25
Ham'aud Eggs ' 25
Birds 25
Onler s solicited -and your patron
age needed to sustain a place that Ral
eigh '-light to boast tf .... All I ask is a
visit to Moseley's saloon.
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Pescud.Lee&Co
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WHOLESALK AND BETAHj
DRUGGISTS,
Cor Martin and Fayetteviile atreets,
opposite the post office.' Drtigs, chem
icals, dye stuffs, etc., sold at lowest
market rate. ' 331 4
Horses & Buggies
To Hire,
Parties wishing a gosd nice " turn
out,'' single or double teams ; also,
saddle bora. Charges moderate.
f'il.1! nn W T7 T.VnV
?.62-2w. llountSt..
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MADE
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BEITS & KING
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f Mb.t respectfully calls the attentios
ot tue citizens of llaleigh to their choice
amt well seWted stook of n
is-!
all of which tftey are peliing at bottom
prices. ' Ali t. ey ask is a nal, and .sat
isfaction guaranteed." ;t '' '
Don't forget the place,
N0S. 9 and 11 HARGETT Street.
For Rent.
The house and lot formerly occupied
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by;,Mr. J.uW. Watson, on the corner
J : " ' i ' ? j : ' .
of Newbern avenue and Blood worth
streets. 'vXhe hpnficontains nine" good
rooms. On the .preHiiees is a good well
of water1, gardew, stable, amd all other
U(3o)iiasary outhouses. For terms, &c ,
apply to THOMAS L. LOVE,
no25Jw ,!-. j : v W!ilmingt6n street.
A. W: FRAPS,
- V holcsale and Retail Dealer in
Wines; Liquors.
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III
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Agciu't for Smidlapp's Live Oak and
Silver Star Rye; Tom Cooper's
'T N C. Corn and Rye Whiskies.
THE BARze
H. Foreign aad Domestic . Wines,
i and Liquors, Ales, Porter and
E . Lager Beer. The' best Billiard
Room and Fifteen Ball Pool, on
Carom Tables,, in the city. .
BThe ' Bai is in the rear of the
Wholesale Department.
A Sodft Seltzer Watfer and Beer
JtjL bottled every day, and a full sup-
Rply kept on hand to supply the
trade.. ocl3-3m
Tone of market firm.
no21-lm W. H. LANCASTER
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