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tor, thirty inches long and fifteen inches
diametcr, on which is to he secured vanc
three feet long and twenty inches wide.
The ventila,ors and vanes Ia he framed with
iron and covered with copper. Around The
la terms To be iron Iailings, the posts OF
which to be ono and three eighihs inch
square, connected by three IRON ratings one
inch square; the railing posts To run up
parallel with the caves of The lanterns nnd
The upper ratings TO be four feet from the
deck.
The lanterns To he constructed and fin
i.hrd in the best and approved manner
The wood worn pfthc towers, The lanterns,
vcntila,ors and vanes To be painted twice
over, all the iron and copper work black,
the putty on the sashes and woodwork white
to have one complete eleo,ricn! conductor
made from copper, three quar,eys otan inch
diameter, g. painted the points silver, to
extend FIVE fee, above The vane, and five
feet from the house, into the ground y suiii-
cicnt depth, A square, five feet, ou, build
ins, OF wood, To be erected, six feet high (;
framed with two pieces oftimber each twelve
feet long and crossing M the centre aud to
he covered with boards aud shingles aud
whltewashcd throughout. The whole Ia
be completed in n workmnnlke manner by
the first day c! September next.
Separate proposals will be received for
fitting up the said light houses, within if-
teen days after they shall hc built. with sew
en patent lamps and seven sixteen inch re-
Electors, in each lantern, To be placed on
two circles, fnnr on the lower aud three on
E the upper tin butts for keeping oil, aud
all the necessary apparatus IN the sam,
; manner as the light houses of the Unitee
States have been fitted by Winslow Lewis
+; with The addition of the patent apparaiu
for conducting the heat OF The lamps to tn
y oil therein the said relleo,ors to have srv
I'm ounces and twelve penny weights of pur
silver in each reflector. The whole To b
approved by the Superintendent of Llgh
houses in Rhode island, or such other per
son MS may be designated by him. In tn,
proposals for building, the terms TO be sta
ted FOR building the dwelling house will
hard-burnt bricks in lieu of split undrcsseo
stones walls Of ighieen, instead oftwcn,y-
four inches; in case this mode should be
preferred, the use of salmon and other in
ierioi bricks will he prohibited. Payment
to be made when the work shall be com
pIctcd and approved.
Those who are disposed to contract, will
please transmit their proposals to the Col
lec,or of the Customs ut Newport, on or be.
fore the fifteenth day of uprl next.
WIN. LITTLEFlELD, Colt
Spp'T. LIGnr-llousEs.
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ins in as so,ns u: their Chiefs promised.
Another summer campaign may, neverthe-
less, we trust, be ayoided.
ANOTHER INDIAN MAssAcRE.-The Tai
lahassee Fioridian Of the 4th instnnf, saws
"On Wednesday night last, party of In
dians, supposed to be from 80 10 GO in num-
ber, attacked the house of Mr.. Wallace.
who keeps ferry over the Ancila He
attempted 10 resist them, but his gun would
not fire. He finally threw himself into the
river and swan to the opposite side. His
wife and two daughters were nhumanlv
murdered by the savages. Lieut.. Banner
man, who was posted near the scene of out
rage with a portion al the mounted men
from Leon county, promptly pursued the
enemy about four miles, hut finding them
too strong for him, returned for the purpose
of obtaining n larger force.
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The fate of Henry Barlow, late of the
Commercial Bank of this city, has been at
length, definitely ascerlained. The agent
sent out by the Bank, has returned, and
states that Barlow died at Marianne, near
Columbia, in Texas, on the 30ih June last,
of The fever Of the and in company with II
resident of the country, after an illness OF
abou, four weeks.
His identity was nscertained by disinter-
ring the body, and 10y various articles which
were known to belong to g., such as his
pencil case, silver snuff box, &c.
tie had purchased farm on the Brassos,
had commenced an extensive plantation,
and had sent $4,000 to Cuba for the pur-
chase of slaves. He is supposed to have
taken with him into Texas only 3l2, 900 or
SI5 5,000.-Atbany Augus.
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DISTRICT OF NEWPORT.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,

March q, lS6.S
- this Office until Thursday the 23d of March inst.
for the supply of ralions to tho petty officers and
men OF the United States Revenue Gutter NigilanI
for the term year from the first day of April
next The ration for the Gutter Service, is the
same that is allowed in the Naval Service omitting
the liquor and consists of the articles enumerated in
the following table. to wit
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The raiions to be Of good and Wholesome quality
to be approsed by the Collectors and the difeTent
articles comprising the raiIons, 10 he delivered OH
board the CUuor IN good nnd sufficient Casks and
vessels 10 bn provided by the contractor. aod the
contents thereof distinctly marked on each.
II is TO be understood that the contraetoT will be
bonnd to furnish. upon ressonable notice, as often
as may be required by tho Captain Of the Gutter,
with ihe appreciation Of the Collector, (not exceed
ing the, upon average, one day in each week.
such fresh meat and fresh vegetables may be equiv.
allen, to the corresponding psfts OF the ration allow
ed in The naval service.
WILLIAM LfTrLEYiELD.
March 3. Collector.
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% N N r I S r r. z.

Ey GOURAUD, NJ. D., SURGEON DEN
TIST, has the honor TO give notice TO the La,
dies and Gentlemen of Newport and its vicinity,
that he has returned from his down East to his
old stand at Madame L. PERRO'S, in Farewell ST.,
nearihe Liberty Tree, where he will be happy TO
give his attendance those who may be in need of
his sll IN the .rt of Dentistry from the grating OF
single tooth 10 complete seit with all the improve,
ments Of the age accompanied with upwards OF
30 wears practice The ease and comfort experlen-
ced ny ali his patients during his perform inces, is
the bes, recommendation he can offer TO those, the
bad state oc whose Teeth require some aitenton-
Porcelain or Mineral Teeth inserted as usual, ifom
81 to So each gold plate extra.
March 18th.
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BY WsI. LOWE AUCT'NR.
Court Of Probote, Neuport March 6, 1897.

Court Of Probate, Newport March 6, 1897.
NIPPON the Petition of JONATHAN I. ALMy, Ad-
" mns,rator on the estate of SARAH Dill
LINGUAM late of Newport, widow deceased, sta
ting that The Personal Estate of said Sarah Daiing-
ham Is insufficient, TO pay ihe first debts aud funeral
chaises OF said Sarah, by the sum olhiteen hundred
aud cish'ytwo dollars and sixty cents; and praying
that he may in his official capacity of ADMINISTRATOR
be authorised aud empowered TO sell at Auction,
certain Lot of Land with dweing-house thereon.
standing situated in said Newport bounded Wester.
ly on lhamessreet, Northerly OF Coddngton.street
partly, and partly ON land Of Stephen Goddard, aud
Sou,herl partly on land Of William Norris. and
partly on land The heirs Of Allen Nonon.--Ii 10
ordered, That said Petition be received aud the
consideration thereof referred 10 Court of Probate
to DO holden at the Siate-Iouse in Newport, on the
first Monday in April next at9 o'clock A. NJ and ha,
previous notice thereof bp given, by publishing
copy Of this Order three weeks in succession in the
Rhode Island Republican, Ior all persons interested,
10 appear at said time and place, and be heard.
A True Copy witness,
Mch g. II. II. ROWLAND, Probate Clerk.
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Court of Probate, Nenport March 6, 1887.

TGNilE Administrator on the estate of SARAH
r. DILLlNGHAM, late of Newport widow,
deceased, presented his frS account on said estate
for allowance e.-Ii is ordered that the same be re-
ceived and the consideration thereof referred 10
Court of Probate, to be holden at the Stae-Honse
in Newport on the first Monday in April next, at
9 o'clock 4. NJ and that previous notice be given,
by publishing n copy of this Order three several
times in the Rhode Island Republican, for all per-
sons interested, to appear at said time and place.
andbe heard A True Copy: Witness,
Mch :. IL. Il. ROWLAND. Probuie Clerk.
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y [ c . Z.

In this town on Wednesday last, Mrs. Sally Eas
ton, widow of Mr.. John +. Eas,on.
On Thursday morning very suddenly, on board
the Revenue Gutter Vigilant, Lieut. John l.. Bar
ker of New York, aged 80 years, Sd Lieut.. of said
Gutter
On the l0th inst. Mr.. Benjamin. Luther, aged G9.
At Portsmouth on the llth inst. after short i'll
ness George Dennis, worthy member OF the So
elety of Friends, in the 65th year of his age.
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Reported for the Journal OF Commerce
SEw-yORK CATTLE MARKET March |;
Al at E b

On MonIay morning last by the Rev, Mr.. Free
man, Mr. ira Tucker of South Kingston, to Miss
Elizabeth P. Brown, daughter of Mr.. George
Brown, OF Middletown, r. !.
At Mddletown on Sunday evening 18th inst by
the Rev Mr. Taylor, Mr. William Peckham, to
Miss Ann S. Barker, daughter of Mr.. Cyrus Bar
ker all of MiddetUwn.
At South Kingston on Sunday last, BY the Rev.
Mr.. DWolf, Mr.. Joseph Crandall Of this town, 10
Miss Mary P. Northup, daughter OF Mr. -------
Northmn of the foTmer nlace.
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HERDS GRA.s ~ CLOVER SEED.
6IHARLES n. TiTLEY has for sale on C or
u signment, Herds Griss& & Clover ) eed, ofthe
first quality, for sale cheap for cash only.
March y.
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JUST IsECEEV ri

a - Il sNA~o A>S L-GCs
.4Rd for sale at very reduced prices, By
Jas. 4. NEWTON & 90.
eSQe % s5s' '@Sp do 'paTsf pnfebod.
p quarter boxes raisins,
10000 Spanish SC gdrs,
so bags shot,
% Laguira coffee.
10 tierCes rice,
400 loaves sugar,
25 bxoeS brown sugar,
40 baskets champ aigne
20 chests souchOng tea
20 bbs gin (Curtis,)
) alco lol,
5000 Principe segars.
25 boxes plug tobacco,
ID chests gunpOwder tea,
D cases canlsers do,
5 boxes white Havana sugar
100 dcmUOns,
20 chests y0nn; hyson tea,
30 kegs lard,
1000 lbs. dried apples
90 boxes brown soap,
10 coioTed and white do.
81 Jars Maccabo snuff
bbs. smoking tobacco,
100 drums Sultana ralsins,
% boxes citron,
) prunes in fancy boxes.
30 boxes pipes,
1o lemons,
10 oranges
10 bags peanuts,
20 drums figs
bbls. Cayenne pepper.
so hams
. bbs. Newark cider
20 boxes starch,
20 dozen mats,
l. " broOms,
II bbls crackers.
100 casks raisln.,
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ENOUND-At TIA; head of LonG-Whar neal
' the Steamboat Office, a small sum OF money
the loser may haze it by proving the Bill.-Appy at
,bis oa;ce March B.
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FEMALE SEMINARY,

MISS CHAMPbiN proposes to open a Schoo
lVA for Young Ladies IN Mll-Sreet next door to
the Unitarian Church, the second Monday in May
The branches taught will be History. Natural. Nor
al and Intellectual Philosophy Chemistry, 6 come.
Try. Algebra and French.
The year will be divided into three Terms the
first, commencing on the second Monday IN May,
will contnue sixteen weeks-tbe second. commsu-
cling on the hi I'd MONDAY in September, aud the
third on the second Monday in January viii eoniIn-
ue fourteen weeks each
The bills are to be paid one week before ihe close
OF each term-No deduction will Be made from the
regular tuition except in Of protracted sickness
No scholar will Be admitted unless the teacher
shall approve Of her attachments.
Those who may wish for further information are
referredto RIv. A. II. DrMoST,
REv J. Wssr,
EDWARD w. LlrTos,
WILLIAM GUILD
Newport March 22d, 1887.
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RTMOyED.. REMOyED:!
JAMES ID. SEABJRH
MERCHANT TAILOR,

10. loj LIZ IHhHis-pTRttI,
Repeeyuiiy announces TO the public that he
MAS removed from the Store recently occn.
III pied by him. TO The store nesi door north
Of the Office Of the Newport Mercury, .hers he Of.
ferF for snle fasonabls assortment OF Broadclobs,
Ca.smercs. Sattnep, and ve-,inys, and oil other
goods usually kept by Merchant Taiors-~here
garments Of all descriptions will be made TO order, at
the shortest notice, and warranted 10 fl.
1F Particular attention paid 10 cutting.
" J. D. =. hopes by str CT attention to his busi-
ness TO meet the wishes OF his customers and to mer
Il the patronage Of his fclow.ci,izens, which he very
respectfully sol,ci,s.
March d
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THIS DAY.
MARYLAND STATE LOT'RY, Class X.
Cap, $4,000 Tickets s..
ThursIfy March 23d.
DELAWARE STATE, ClIss ~, Ex.
To be drpwn a, Wilmington Thursday March 23d,
Cap. G5,Oo0, Tickets S@l
Friday, oath.
LITERATURE, Class I2
Capital 5000, Ticket. S2
Monday, 9th.
GRAND CONS'AD, Class l2.
Capital SIS, ,ooc. Tickets 81.
Tuesday 2-th.
DELAWARE STATE, Class l3.
Capital Io,co5, Tickets 50.
"Wednesday 29ih.
GRAND CONS'AD, Class IL.
Cans. $4,000, 5000, 5000 2.6iS, 10
ofI5OO, 10 Of 900, &c. Tickets -.
For Tickets and shares in Lotteries under the
Management. Of Messrs. ~. =. GREGORY ~ CO,
please apply TO B. - SohEs
March u No. 1874 Thamss-St
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CLEARED.
Sloop Commodore, Wilcox, Hartford.
Do. b. d. Jones, Wes:, New Bedford.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
CLEARED.

At Linton Dec. 18Th, Ship Annawan, Ra,hbone,
OF this port.
Cleared from New OTleaas 9Th inst. schr. Poca-
hontas, Wade, for Campeachy.
Cleared a, Boston 10th ins;. schr. Concord Carr,
for Havna.
Cleared at Charleston 9.h inst. schr. Agnes,
Swazey, for New Orleans.
AT Havana, Is, inst, schr. Commerce, MeSser,
from Wilming,on, n. c., dicg.
AT Havre Feb. tn, Ship VIM. Engs, Vaughan,
from Charleston Sailed 5.h, Palestine, LitileIeld,
for New-Orleans
Brig Chiefain, Cozzens, for Providence, sailed
from Mobile Sd ins,
Brig Canonicus, Bigley, for Glasgow, cleared at
New-Orieans 4th insI.-Sch'r. Mogul, from Ha-
vana, arrived same daY
At VALPARAISO lno date) Ship S,onington, Law
ton, for N,w-Loadoa in a few DAYS with 1900 bbls
sp 400 VIII. oil.
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SUGAR.MOUsE MOLAssEs, Tor sals BY
- sHEFFIELD g. BLEI,.

NEW ORLEANS MOLAssEs, prime quail
~ ity. for sale BY y NEWTON & co.
Nsreh 9.
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MALAGA RAIsINs, superior quality. at the
lVk low price of 20 lbs for one dollar.
march Is. j. II. NEWTON, " co.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, March l6.
Schr. Mary Maria, Conant, from. Lincolnville,
Ne fol, New York.
FRIDAY, March IL
Schr Turk, Nickerson, from Portsmouth, for
New-York
Sloor Gipsy, Besse, from \ Y, for East Green
wich
SUNDAY 10Th.
sloop Candacc Brown, from y. York, for Fail
River. -
MONDAY ooh.
Sloops Meridian, Pitman and Marshall, Chace
from Fall River for New YORK; Orion, Willard,
from Bris,ol. for do.
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CARPETS AND RUGS,

EUsT received and for sale by VI. HALL,
% three rs. Double Super English Carpets-six
English Tuned Rugs TO match.
March ID
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fr Persons having unsettled accounts with the
former concern Of VIM. c. COZZENS & Co sre
earnestly requested to bring ,hem in for settlement.
Feb. :.
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AUCTIONS,

STOCK AFT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, March cath.
Al 10 O'Clock 4. H. if fair, if not the first
fair day after, at the Farm in Middle
fopn, occupied 6y. John Austin.
Z Cows, pair of Oxen, 20 Sheep,
EsFIMxTE u Horse, 2 Shoa,s 100 bushels OF
XkSO clean Oats ore OK cart, one horse
W M wagon, one stack Of Oat fodder, a
qnaiury OF Hay, farming utensils. &c, &c.-Con.
ditions made known at time and place,
PETER BARKER. Aue'r
Mlddetown March l7.-22,
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YrTHE Manufacture Of wOOLEN GOODS,
al Portsmouth, X. T. will be continued by Edtcard
~ Lawton and IN. e. Co-sess, under the firm Of
4. w. LAwTON s CO.
Newport, Feb lst le5.
L. w. LAWTON.
VIM. e. CCZzENa.
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NOTICE.

NJ IISE.
HSIIE Banking room Of the SAVINGS
ii BANK, Newport, is removed from The store
Of Henry Bull to the office of the subscriber No g.
Market Square, where those having business with
the Bank will please 10 apply.
Feb. Ist. HENRY &. MARTIN, Treas,
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H4JANTED,-Two Apprentices to the Family
w Bread Baking business, Good encourage
ment will be given Apply at thus office, or to
MANCHESTER a. WATSON,
March 8, tf New Bedford Mass.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-05
Public Notice.

I'm conformity with a Resolution of the
IL Stockholders Of the Bank of Charleston, S.
G. adopted by general meeting Of the same,
held on the Cd of February last, providing for
an. increase of their capital in conformity with
the provisions Of the charter of said Bank, from
Two to Four millions of dollars
Public notice is hereby given, that the Cash.
ier of the Bank of Charleston, S. C. will, at its
Banking House, in said city, receive on the 5th
July next, the first instalment of twenty-five
Dollars on each Of the existing Shares in the
capital Stock of said Bank, from share holder
in person, or from his agent, or attorney, duly
authorized, and from no other person whatever.
The transfer books will be closed on the LIST of
June next for the purpose of making out an
authorized list Of the Stockholders.
In the event Of any Stakeholder declining, or
neglecting to subscribe for his or her portion OF
the increased Stock, in all cases the privilege
of the new subscription shall be sold at Public
Auction for the benefit of the Stockholders
generally, at the discretion of the Board of Di-
rectors.
The second Instalment on the 5th of Janua.
ry, 1888; the third Instalment on the 5th of
March, 1888 and the fourth and last install
ment on the 5th of July 1888. By order of the
Board of Directors.
]. HAMILTON, President B. C. S. C.
May 10 26 t5
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p ROSP CT Us
Of THE
OF TIE
soy-=:::55E.E PREACHER.

SOUTHERN PREACHER.
THsflE Editor Of the Biblical Recorder propo
IL scs to publish monthly periodical, of2l
pages octave, neatly stitched and covered, con.
tanning Sermons by li7ing authors and adapted
to the state of our churches in the South. Des.
ttute as we arc in the Southern States of preach.
ing and of preachers, it has been thought that
publication, such as proposed, containing ap,
proved dscourses on doctrinal and practical sub.
subjects, would be found both acceptable and
thing has been repeatedly suggested by judicous
of ascertainng the wishes Of our brethren ge.
nerally on tho subject. Shoald the proposed
work 60 into effect, it can interfere in no way
with any Of our religious newspapers, We shall
expect to see it circulate freely through the
Southern States. 1t will be commenced as soon
as sufficient number of subscribers shall be OBJ.
taincd, and continued as long as circumstances
shall require. Twelve numbers will make
volume, which may bo conveniently bound and
preserved
TERMS.-For single copy, 81 per annum
for 6 copies sent to one address, S5; for l3 CO.
pies to one address, $40; and for 26 copies to
one address, S20-.Payment TO be made within
three months from the time ofrecciving the first
number, otherwise, 25 per cent. will be added to
the advance price.
Baptist Ministers, Postmasters, and response.
bic persons generally, who may feel disposed.
are requested 10 act as local agents, and to make
their returns as soon as practicable. Editors
with whom we exchange in the South will con.
fer favor, by giving the above few insertions.
% Letters to be addressed, post paid, to 7.
Meredith, NEwBERN n c..
Mach TX 1907
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We do no, no;icc this rs anoycl express.
ION, but as indicative OF the low sense, which
many have, Of their personal unworthiness
in the sight of God. In their feelings and
conduct there is no reference TO his CORY,
and of course. they are yet dead in tres,
masses and sin Tie natural affections
however cultivated, and however lovely in
their exhibition. arc not holiness; and the
s.rictcst morality of conduct,wherc the heart
is cstrangcd from God, is not religion.
When weighed in the baance it will be
found wanting, and will avail its possessor,
if he have rested upon it, no'hlng.
How often DO we hear men appeal to
''IIeaven's high chancery" in vindication of
their conduct, or of the purity Of their
motives; forgetting that in that court, they
are 'alrcady condemned" The whole
tenor of their conduct and conversation
shows ,,at they are the children OF disobcdi-
cnce, "upon whom aJidcth the wrath of
God" On this subject many arc strange.
ly ignorant. and fatally misapprehended,
it is 10 be feared, the declarations of Holy
Writ. The hope of him who hath not fled
to Christ for refuge, will perish. He canot
ansuer for one Of 4 thousand Of his sins,
and in the great day of final retributon
he will be found, like the guest without a
wedding garment, "spceches.-Southern
Churchman.
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Establishment

OF THE JOURNAL OFFICE FOR SALE
nWING to the intended removal OF one
" of the Editors and the wish of the other to
devote himself more exclusively to the duties OF
his profession, the undersigned offer for sale the
establishment ofthe North Carolina Journal OF
flee. The office is we'll found in Job, newspaper
and ornamental type, the list of subscribers is
tolorably large, and they doubt not might be great
ly augmented by little exertion. TO any per-
son desirous cmbarking in the business it offers
inducements not inferior to any in this State, but
to practical Printer, they know Of no invest
ment he could make of his money that would
yield him more profitable return.
HYBART & STRANGE.
Fayetteville, 30th May, 1897, 80 If.
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Drug Store.

TVHE Subscribers have removed to their New
IL Store on Front Street, opposite to that Of
Taylor & Punch's where they have and will con.
tinue to keep, full and complete assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Surgical Instruments,
and Shop Furniture Also:
Paints, Oils, Glass, Dye Stufs, & PeJumery
All of which they propose selling on the most
reasonable terms; and particularly so, to those ma
king large purchases.
Any article they may not have on hand when
applied for, will be procured on short notice.
POWE s, MALLOY.
March 2lst. l9 If.
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Neao & cheap Goods.

V11E Subscriber has just received and open.
IL ed an unusually large ndextnnsive assert.
ment of seasonable Goods, carefully selected by
himself in New York, in Sept. last. Those
est to call and examine before buying, as ke
general an assortment as any in the place; and
he is confident that he can sell as low as goods
can be afforded in this market. Merchants from
the country will find his stock so large as to
merit their attention. He cordially invites all
to call and Judge for themselves. It can at all
events, do no harm to como and see He cannot
neglect this opportunity Of expressing his graft.
tude to his friends and the public, for the liberal
share of patronage with which he has always
been favored. D. B. MARN.
Nov. 2Ist, 1886.