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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

These hls ut ot thc lifti chs., md conmnnI y hp
and ereccd iiayi,aors The cabins elegantly lgrn,e
and nord sIyerio. accommodations for passengers lie Price
of pas>ac from New York Liverpool SlN and from I'
epool to Neyy York G2 ncun: stores and bcdiins without
Neither the Capnn will be responsible ioT any h.
iers parcels or packages unless regular bills Of adns are cn
d GRINNELI. NINTURN s. CO. IS South st.
= UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL. PACkETS-To
ia nil the 18Th ns;Ihe splendid tnsi sailing packet
DIADEM Capt Bar.ow. sals positively as above.
lrf regular day This ship hns excellent accommodations for
Cabin Second Calm and Storage Passengers Persons about
10 embark for the Old Country select finer ship Thee
wishing 10 secure berths should make immediate apgcn,ion on
board loo, Of Doycr i. OTTO w. i J; T TAPSCOlT;
a10 ~ Peck slip. cor south 81
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foR YERPLANEs, GRASSY rl

~ FlK M, ;E!.SI :; ~ ~
yJ'SING SOS ,lfA&&iI0tWN, NE eQEES lIljs
it and IN further notice, the Steamboat CURTIS PEt
Capt Wr II. feJk, wll elwe TIE Steanbeai Fer io%t o
Chambers. street EVERY MORNING ut O'Clock, tsun;
days excepted Returning viii leave NelncAs every AZ
,cno1n Sundays cxceped al o'clock touching Il" TIE o"t
For Passage or Freight, apply board. to THOMAS
IlULSE. lS2 lFcst-st. ~ \. mhi4
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r.,O DRESS THE HAIR pELlCl0u SLY;-,iG nl9k. Z
rlcar ruTA silt ,.lky and cenit,iu 3shl'ns Bottle
If on-,' Coral liar Eesort,c that vii make and Keen
il - long ruae be It, present cun,lcn - bad ~
M the si-n OF Ire Aercnn Eagle - tmh.usteet o ~
y Y. nL 70 En,nl,L Brnohlln. o! Ion
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a appIcd according the printed directions To change ne
liar lrGn Any other color 10 beautiful Auburn or iW
49, Enck without starnc irritating the An like other liHif
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ssSs n,rt jintbar l,l:ir,pn onG !.lih. SAID fam
.Jpartiy wioli. ti, water, and has 1T proportion 81
>i rlo,s-tEr upland for fertility unsurpassed wei wnteft
and wooc >iItln running upon through SAID af
sufficient f manufacturing mlng purposes lnc'S 10 eA
cect repair an apple orchard aud other ult tres, house,
barn grn,ary tenant house &c. lTn dock WHERE co't
lng vessel, had and unoad WITHIN % rods o sud tarin u con
tns ubou, 100 acres and will be sold cheap Title ndDntn
he Persons desirous OF purchasing arpy TO ~ Nii1
KlSSAAi 153 Fulton street, Brooklyn; j. H. SCt Di,th TO
East roni,yny, New York. ini-o I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

a FOR SALE or would be exchanged for property IN the
SssHF City of New-york n Farm at Plained Aewlereyi
Exahcihown Railroad where the leave three n> dag
for New YORK city. and arrive IN two hours beng de,Fno
the city from A. NJ TO T. M-and also IN the vicinity OF
couins - acres oflrnd all good fence ani condition.
md laid meadow: all the buildings N excellent cr'ef hl
built within aw years well arranged ur comfort conNen-
.lcc: the dwelling stores high containing eight rooms
rho, the basement The barn i well arranged ir caFHaRe
and room aud Ooed over thorough Frat AMI ornac-
ecs around the house, and well OF excellent waieT tcnr
In. door Tens accommodating. Enqate ot C. O. |! Al-
tho n-e,nsn. AZ lw'
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PnhIIc stock Erchange. April IO.
: 80 > PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,

r. 80 > PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
ll-L:FOR ALBA NY.-Dniy. Sundays excepted;
$50, Through direct At O'Clock. p ~. from the
SieamJoa, Per between Conrtland aid Liberty s;;
The Steamboat KSCKERBOCkER. Capt. !. T. 81 John.
on Monday Wednesday and FRIDAY evenings OF 4
The Seap,boa, ROCHESTER,, Capt. A. Houghion, lue5-
day. Thursday and Saturday evenings at
At ) o'ciock-Landine at intermediate places.
The steamboe, NORTH AMERICA, Captain NJ H. Itgea
dell Monday Wednesday,, Friday md Sunday evenings at
The Steamboat CT R'IS PECK Capt. w. II. H. Peck, on
TueSday. Thursday and Saturday evening" ats
Passengers tnkig tbs ne ol boats VIII arrive IN Albany IN
ample take the tram oi cars Tor the East or
West. ,
~ The above boats are and substantial nre fnrn shed
with and elegant State Rooms and for pee. and accoin
Inoda,lons are unnvalcl on The HUDSON
For passage freight amply on board, or TO -
ml21 L. c. SCHULTZ. mt the Office OH The Wharf.
* t'--7-.9 tFOR ALBiNY.-The Steamboat WEST,
'CHES,rEG. Captain Wm. Il. Mullen viii
7S=, leave the per 100, of Cedars,. This Afternoon
III 3 o'clock.
For passage freight apply 10 the Captain board or
STORRS < STEPHENSON. .JNes' st.
New York March II. lS4i. .
The above boat has been Ieed and much improved by add
ing an additional number Of state Rooms Her nccono1a
equal to any boat on the rlver. inhl3
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80 - SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ir ltNEW.YORk 4 BOSTON RAILROAD
N-r.ff-z--a LINE rin Norwich and WOlcCsteI. In.

I-l-, IIN'''1
S-zrssitz-d LINE via Norwich and Worcester. In
weekly.
Tie Steamboat WORCESTER. Capt. !. II. Vanderbilt,
will leave New York from cr No. Moth kTcr. foot OF
Battery Place every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday alter
noon, NJ . O'Clock. =
Railroad Cars Boston immediately on tie arrival OF
the Worcester at Norwich. whence Passengers are Forwarded
without change oi cnfS baggage.
rs Tie extension Ra;crd the Depo, below Nor
wen now complete. obviane c obstruction by ice ~ the
1hnmes River. -
For further information inquire u ao Ui.icc on Tie w ta
nf of d. Il. Allen 81 Peck Silp
tnIl boot oMneis. -
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rs.s FOR SIifA Farm containing sooces-le ,:ood i9nh
...t,bu iiule ir.u r miIroed ln tie f"nnr Z a Eoei
firr .ni or, buj.iiurS. 7iar.,' the Farm good !hc
au an ts ri.ls, ii liz : nth Fay inquire the pan''ei
y,,t,,cr, , " nuS !mt
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l., FOR SALE--ln the village o: Permont. Rcckand
- co.. y. Y. within uIlnutc walk oi the Enc lsniosa
Is po, the paaSan, Manson. lately occupied oy John
Mannr. deceased The house rev. oilt q nrcS, ana
well carua iar private residence soaiiDc house, AMI
nishc m the modern style; between and acres !and all
under good cultivation. with number OF excellent sTlit tres
gardens barn. &c. with living sprng OF wafer COMMAND
ing beautiful aud extensive view OF Iappan Fay ieFRS
easy-mat!e known application 10 MRS. MANNING on
the premises. ,,.,,
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NOTICE, OF application to- the discharge oil 81
~ insolveu from h,s debts The pfo'tsi2, -
the thst sre!e first ttle Vi tie hh c'1ps, o. IN 80
Dad ,at Of the ieyi,eI sratltes lkA WcOD-Hoss t h
publhed March Th l2it-cfeG 4pl4 b5fr ter
Fcea.,ick 1.llnadse Recorder of the citS o! NV &
az h:A Office No Il Ns,.su -lresti 10 The cay OF &
On tl.- 23h day Of A3r! A D. 1871 10 O'Clock IL ne %
OF that tay- ,-- ahs It12.
NOTICE OF application !or the di.char5e OF ~
1t z.olven, tou h.. lebt passS,t % ths .ioti'ibr In
tho thud attic.- the hrst e ol the filth fspsf Si
cord . ut OF lie reyl--d statutes. JAMES r. ~
SnH-Ne!ic 6Ist pubiishsd- Au'h ith issi eil' in,
.rr-,- ., fsre Hon Ie".rick 1aim.t;r. Rreotcei.
it i New Yos at III. oiie No IS Nassau .t'ert ~ str
saidc.y OF New York the thst day OF aiay b,
10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF that diy. -.e NM,
~ Amencaa Pig and Refined Plate LION. %
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HAYNES HAIR TONIC.-E,ey body praise JAlSHs ts
Ain roN,c and ior the bst m The world because
Is the ONLY hope that the bald headed lave o once
more reanne the iu flowing Icks o hair win mhfh ms.ns
adortl t heads IN YOUTH which does to the admiration
OF all who use directed Try It. oil oi you VINO need
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PhllndeIphm. Tr'1c Il per bot.- ~ - .-,.-n, -np.I
Sold wholesale and retail y y u y " S-i.'pH; ss u'-
md - It I!ne!Mny. llilPl IN
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- = pH II Sii,1 M J., CaIyar, IiI;yr ~
,S--5s.st-y:--S. Point, CuClspunc and Cornwall!
lhs steamboat II HIGHLANDER. Capt. K. HSrircp, WI
epye the pcr foot OWareu 81 every Monday, JhuTSduy ana
Saturday ut O'Clock, p. VI. =,
Returning vii leave Ncwbu.gh every Monday att y. NJ.
md Tuesday and Friday at5 z. NJ.
For freight passage. apply 10 the Captain ON board ing
gage and freight of all descriptions bank bulls specie put on
hoard must bc at the ri, thereof unless bill OF Ia
dinc or recount be signed iOt The sumo. uo
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IL TO L;T-'Thc three story basement House
1:.:sj No. loo Franklin Two psor per glasses Nos
for the hail aud entry oil cloth VIII Be lsi
win the hons. Bquire of WI II: HARRISON, corner OF
Chu.ch anu Fulton SIS. or OWN. II. OSDERpONk. No
: Nassau 81 rDhs rudd
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= -'ESf,r
Fnr sale nj the sisn of the hmeUcan Eagle q Chatham ~
,rd ~; ilrnndwny The only dcpots the city wher the
genuine ZONES Italian Chemical Soap and Jolcs Coral iiir
is sold. D. III
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II i DESIRABLE pRoPERTY-For Saie 4 snail place
<S containing e Of hand with hnn~e and other
provemel,s. The place ycTg pleasantly situated ~
Innyi. about mics west Of Newark, en- the Oh Phae
mia rnnI ard within hours r!c from New UTk by the
Rsjroad aud siace Il eSahIc place for person doing b
rcS. in the cy. ior retired senenan For further par
uGntI ,nEli In. NgM HINTON, % Maiden-lane.
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- FOR SALE ~ THECrTI OF NEW ARh-N house
- and y, Of Lard si;aieJ % Scc1 btonG : IL
I The flonse i y feet front by q deep, ~ sore nigh
win Iarre pazza the aHwe!l finished Throughout
Also coed StahS Fiit-e &c. attached to ne premises.
o William and Washington streets az oi Nli.LitM -
pnit -,f-Tr - 1In
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PASSAGE FROM DUBLIN CORK. MATER
rs FORD. DERRY, ,CoLER AiAE BE-. FAST, NE'f-
Na1SRI DROGliEDA &c.-PerS1IS wishing ~ send Tor
their friend, have them brought out from o Tie above
ports in rst class American Packet ships. the most reason
aud without Their experiencing unnecessary
detention. Mr. w 1apscott OF the firm will be on i
Knot give personal to the passengers engaged
y The subscribers agents here and rely
tn the WISHES nnd comforts of those whose may he
engaged by them will have all due aud proper attention. For
p"'' 'A'' 1i''''' ''' w Il j. i. TAPSCOTT.
AZ their General Passnce Office 43 lccksp corner OF South
street where no prils may he obtained for large small
s m ygbl on demand without discount other cnIge,
nj the Nationa or Provincial Banks of Ireland ci eir
branches throughout the Kingdom. -
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Trust sale of Land and Negroes.

Ry virtue of deed of trust executed to US by
Id the late Clack Robinson, for purposes therein
spced dated the 9Th day of March, ls4S and duly
corded in the Registers Office of Warren County we
will sell the highest bider, Friday the first day of
November next, at the plantation known the Jones
plantation all the Lands of the said Robinson lying on
the north side of Roanoke river and about seventeen
likely Negroes. There is about two thousands two
hundred of Land good proton of which superb
river bottom the upland is Of good guilty and well
timbered This Land was purchased, by the said Ro-
bnson of the late Francis Jones and Others and may be
divided into two tracts to suit pur
chasers The healthy region in which this Land lies,
the fertility of the soil and its location, being In the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Raleigh and CASTOR rail road and
only about fifteen miles above GastoD combines advan-
tages rarely offered in any country Those wishing to
purchase are requested to view the premises, which will
be shown by Messrs William or Allen Robinson both
whom live upon the premises or by either of the sub
scribers Bonds with approved security will be equr
ed for the purchase money of the Landone payable
on the 9Th ebIuary next the other half payable the
9Th of February 1916. The Negroes will be sold for
cash. The right the whole of the property is inds
putable but, selling trustees shall convey such
title only as Is vested in US by said deed.
NJ MILAN,
o. D. Fits,
Trustees.
NIB. All the creditors of C. Robinson, decd, are
requested to furnish with statement OF the amount
or balance due hem before the 2Oh day
dressed to s a Macon Depot, Warren, N. c.
N.
o. D. F.
Trustees.
September &C. 1914 5IS-5t.
Richmond Enquirer insert till the day of sale.
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TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH,

ID the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road, cautioned
ID aganstrePresenations calculated to induce them to
leave the regular Line at Sledge, (near CASTOR and
take the Stage to Weldon and Portsmouth Rail Road.
By keeping to Castor, they procure tickets from
there to Baltimore at the rate from Sledges
to Baltimore and in addition, have choice of three
lines:
l. The Mail Line daily, through Petersburg,
BaItimore-the fare BY which is So 90
2, BY the Petersburg and City Point Rail Roads
and James River Steamboats,, 1ia Norfolk,
Sundays Tuesdays and Thurdays, from CASTOR, 9 90
g. By the Petersburg and City Point Rail
Roads and Steamboats,, direct to Baltimore,
Tuesdays and Fridays, from Castor, 100
For all of which lines, the agent at CASTOR will issue
Tickets through and give all further Information about
them.
N B. The Rail Roads on this Route have been lately
rebuilt with heavy iron.
Office Greensville R. r. Co. E1An
August "a, 1874.
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PROSPECTUS FOR
THE TDECNOCR.RT.

HNHE Undersigned propose to publish in the Town OF
to be entitled the DISTRICT DEMOCRAT, devoted
to Politics. Agriculture, and General Intelligence pro-
vided sufficient number of subscribers can be obtained
to justify them in the undertaking They deem 1t un
necessary TO enter into minute detail of their po-
cal tenets, but think it will suffice say that they
opposed to the political measures of the mscalled Wing
Party believing them to be subversve of our Consu-
ton, dangerous to civil liberty, injurious to the well
fare of country and peace and prosperity
tion With such belief we will oppose by every fair and
honorable MEANS the election of Henry Clay OF Kentuc
KY to the Presidential Chair, he is the head and lead
OF that party, and has pledged himself to pursue the
Federal policy and carry out to their full extent the
inous measures, and dangerous political experiments of
the Moreover having openly pledged himself to
tampeT with the Constitution, under which have lived
long and prosperously, and to destroy mutuate
that power (he Veto) which is now and was created
for its safeguard, cannot keep from viewing,
every other other true Democrat, his elevation to that
seat which he is and has been seeking for many
years. by every means in his power, era in the
political history Of our government that must be regar
the consequences that must Such being opn-
ions with regard to Mr.. Clays political character,
shall hoist at the head of columns for President and
Vice President of the United States the nominees the
Democratic National Convention, James K. Polk of Ten
nessee, and George NJ Dallas of Pennsylvania; and shall
every fair and honorable to their eIec-
ton To do this, earnestly solicit at the hands of the
Democrats ofthe 9TH Congressional District reasonable
and competent support being more numerous they
better able to support press than the opposite party
and yet in the District where the Democrats have
joEty the Wings support newspapers, and they have
not single one with the exception of one small sheet.
Taking these things into consideration, we humbly
submit whether Justice to themselves, the and
principles they profess and regard for the credit Of the
District to which they belong does demand their
hands some local vehicle of information political sub
jects.
TERMs-$2 per annum payable in advance, or 81 so
will be charged if payment be delayed six months Per-
sons forwarding six subscribers with the subscription
money, will receive a copy gratis.
1t is designed to issue the first number early in the
month OF on an Imperial sheet (about the size
of the Raleigh Regster) Persons wishing subscribe
will please forward their names Immediately.
Address COLLINS g. STROTHER,
Sept 8, 1874. Oxford, Granville N. C.
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W.W. n. .TE.V.N.E.V'GS s g. Co.,
.-. DRAPERS & TAILORS
IMPORTERS OF
Cloths, CassiIneres, Vestings. Fancy
Dress Articles, sc.

NO. 231 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Opposite THE PARK FoUNTAIN)
SOLICIT attention from those visiting New York, to
- large assortment Of NEW GOODS for Fall and
Winter wear selected with view of rendering their
stock rich quality and variety befound in the
city, comprising Beaver and Med Cloths, Tweeds Sc,
Overcoats, Coaks, ,&c.-French and English Cloths
for Dress and Frock Coats-varous styles of Cass
mers-Rich Velvet, Merno, Silk, and Satin Vesting-
which will be made order at prices to sustain our
reputation pioneers the progressive reformation that
aYerng the of complaint that cash purchasers
are taxed for sde1nqdeuces styIeand finish
of garments will compare with those of any other
establishment, and in this is the sequel Of the extensive
patronage elicted
In addition to the stock of goods usually kept by the
trade they have always hand extensive assortment
of first quality readynade Garments, comprising Overs
coalsC Coaks, Dress and Frock Coats Pantaoons, Vest
&c. Fancy Dress articles in great variety.
New York, Ang. %, 1914. 515-l3t.
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NEW STORE.

TN THE STORE, next door TO Williams Haywood
ii & Co.'S Apothecary Store, we have opened large
nd elegant assortment Dry goods new fashionable and
also full assortment of Shoes of every description
nd quality-as we'll Gentlemen's fine Boots Hats
nd Caps together with all kinds of Fancy Goods such
Is Combs, Brushes and the like. In a word have
every thing generally kept, except Groceries and
Queens Ware-If you want Cheap Goods and Great
Bargains come to US before purchasing We know
lines upon very slight pretensions. word with you
nd you shall be the judge whether we can do what we
promise, To sell Cheap Goods we must buy them
Cheap and 10 give Bargains must buy Bargains, and
n establishing business in this place we were well
ware Of the strong Competition and the necessity of
elIing goods cheap but one of the Firm living Norh
Dry Goods business we confident that, this would
give advantages possessed by other Merchant here
We therefore unhestatingy say that we vii sell goods
cheaper than ever before offered in this Market.
H. A. BADHAM, & co.
Raleigh, September l9, 1914. 5lS-tt
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CALL AND SEE.
CHEAP F4MIL Y GROCERIES &C.,

CHEAP Fd MIL Y GROCERLES 9'c.,
vHNHE subscriber has just received very large lot of
d choice Family Groceries, very low. HIS StocK
consist in part of the following articles:
5000 lbs. Superior Porto Rico and N orleans
SUGARS. DO bags Rio and I-aguIre COFFEE,
Teas, Large lot Bacon, Meal, and SUI error amhy
FLOUR, constantly on hand; Rice, MolaSses;
! ard Pepper and Spice, Ginger, Saleratus. Loaf
Sugar. Cheese, butter and water Crackers, Large
Hot of Sole LEATHER, Shoe thread, Indigo Mud,
|Copperas, Candles, Smoking and Chewlng oOac,
co. Shoe Brushes and Backing, Soaps, bar and
lebavinp Powder and Shot, Lead, Large lot Axes,
Ian sizes IRON, STEEL and many other articles
in the above line all Of which will be sold as low
as any other house in the place can sell 10 make
profit.
Candies good assortment Almonds, Falmnuts,
English Walnurs, and other articles.
Dry Goods.
Iaroe lot of uubleached and bIeached homespun
very low CaIicoes large lot spool Thread all Nos
and colors, Flax Thread all coors, Kerseys, Ken
lucky Jeans, Suspenders from 10 cents TO l. Rib
ands. Laces, Side and Tuck Combs: Snuff Boxes.
Sewing Silks, net lace Caps Pins all qualities,
Flannel. Padding, and Buckram, Bindings. Cam
bri, Ks, Linen, Negro Blankets, Needles, Pocket
Books, &C. and MANY other articles In The above
line for sale cheap for cash.
Shoes.
A large lot of Negro Shoes, cheap, Mems lined
and bound Shoeteas. very low, Large lot ot Woc
l
Skins and Lining Skins, aud other articles in the
Shoe line.
Hard Ware.
Nails all sizes, Flat Irons, Andirons, Saws.
Hammers, ChzeIs, Plane Stocks and irons, CHM
cts all sizes, slers, Locks all qualities and kinds
Pad and Stock, States and Pencils, Lead pencils,
Shoe sparabes and Tacks, Files all kinds, Coffee
casters Razor strops, Ink, and Inkstands Curry
Eombs Coffee Mills, Sheep Shears, Shaving Boxes
Ind Brushes Hinges and Screws, and number
bf other articles very low.
CrOckery all Kinds
All of the above articles will be sold low for
Cash or on short credit 10 those that have paid
when called on.
The subscriber feels thankful for past encourage
nent and also feels confident he can increase his
custom, if those IN want of Groceries will only
give him call and examine his stock, particularly
Family Groceries as he has bought largely and Tor
Cash, and bought them very low, and as such he
intends to sell low. ,
Groceries can be had by the whole sale or retail.
JOHN r. whitaker.
October q 1914. 5lS-4t.
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SALE OF NEGROES.

THE undersigned. will expose to public sale at
the Court House in the City of Raleigh, on the
18th day of November next, it being the first day
of Wake County Court,
TEN VALUABLE NEGROES,
belonging to the Estate of the late Joseph Peace
Among these Negroes are TWO likely WOMEN,
aged about "a, and FOUR likely BOYS, between
the ages of five and ten. A credit Of six months
will be allowed, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
Raleigh, Sept. 81, 1874. 517-ts.
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u We are requested to an
nounce 10 the Members elect of the approaching
Legislature that Mr.. G. G. McCRUMMEN, Of Moore,
is candidate for the Office of Engrossng Clerk.
October 2, 1914. 5f6-tf
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Bearing the Polk and Dallas flag.
':Ciay's coat of arms Pistol, Sc.
Algerines-Black banner" Rhode Island u
Greenbush- hickories and banners-a
a large choir of juvenile singers.
Wynantskill-with banners and hickories
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aPersonalIy, could have no objection to-
he Annexation ofPsxas" HtArg ClaO.
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TERMS
ruE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD

Il II II W -
|ruE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT
THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
Those persons who remit by Mail postage paid) Five
Dollars, will be entitled to receipt for Six Dollars,
or two years subscription to the Standard-one copy
two years, or two copies one year.
For four copies, sly OO
" ten &c ~ 1S 00 0O
" t,Denty" -: 80 w
|The same rate for six months
person procuring and forwarding FIVE subscribers,
with the cash 15), will be entitled to the Standard
one year free of charge.
not exceeding fourteen lines, will
be inserted time for One Dollar, and twenty-five
cents for each subsequent insertion -those of greater
length, in proportion. Court Orders and judicial i'd
vertisements will be charged twenty-five per cent
higher than the above rates. A deduction of SS 1-S
per cent will be made to those who advertise by the
year. O- If the number of insertions be not marked
On them, they will be continaed until ordered out
e,ters to the Editor must come free postage they
NAV not be attended 10.
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The subscriber has ON hand

The subscriber has ON hand
6OnA SACKS OF SALT. large supply of up
'%UO per- Sole, and Harness LEATHER.
Sugar, Coffee Shoes, Lard and Bacon, which will be
bold low for Cash J. WOMBLE.
Hargett street.
Raleigh, 9Th September, 1874. 6lS-4t.
o. Register insert times
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RPersons Wishing to purchase

81 6ISO1IS WISLIIIIS 10 pUICndS6
a superior article of LINSEED OIL, at mode
rate price-by the 10, 20, or 30 gallons-will ap-
ply TO Mr.. JOHN r. WHITAKER of Raleigh.
THOS. w. HOLDEN.
July a. 1914. sos
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70 the Members Of the next House of
CAn1n1nU1s

Commons.
THE undersigned most respectfully announces to
the Members Of the ensuing House of Commons
that he is candidate for Assistant Door-keeper to
that body. He ie true Whig, but will, If elected
keep enough fire to make both sides warm
JOHN G. MOORE.
Raleigh, Sept. 25. 1874. 517If.