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The North-Carolina standard., 1844-10-23
81, MARY',S SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, " G.
RI. REV. l.. S. IVES. d. D. VIs1TER.
REV. ALBERT SMEDES, Rector.

REV. ALBERT SMEDES, Rector.
THE WINTER SESSION of this School
will commence on the 1st December. A punctual
attendance of the Pupils is earnestly requested.
Terms, payable in advance, or before the close
of the month of January.
For Board, and English Tuition, per
session of months, 800 90
Tuition iL French, II 90
" in Music on the Piano or Guitar 25 90
with SO 90 for the use of Piano,
&c on the Harp, 30 90
with $40 for the use ofthe instrument,
Tuition in Drawing and Painting, Is 90
Pens and Ink, rs
Board &c. during vacation, 10 90
n. B. Beds and bedsteads furnished by the
School; pupils are required to furnish their own
bedding and towels. The clothing of pupils should
be distinctly marked with the owners name an tmtL
Mrs Smedes will superintend any purchases
parents NAV authorize their children 10 make IN
The CITY but no account will be opened at any
Store without the express sanction of parents, or
guardians. The religious services Of Sundays be-
ing held in the Chapel of the Institution by the
Rector pupils have rarely occasion TO visit the
City and the paine<t attire is all that they require.
Ex!ravagance 10 dress is opposed to the principles
and practice of The School, aud parents, who en-
trustthe care of their chGren's wardrobe, entirely
TO the discretion of ;he Rector and his assistants,
will never have occasion TO complain on this sub
ject
Pupils allowed to accept invitations in the
City, for the day, only once month and never
for the evening. They have opportunities of see
ing their friends at the soirees, which slaIedly
held during The Session.
Raleigh, Oct II, IS44 500 d.
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Trust sale Of Land and Negroes.


Ry virtue of deed of trust executed to US by
ED the late Cack Robinson, for purposes therein
specified dated the Sth day of March, lS4S and duly
cordedin the Registers Office of Warren County, we
will sell to the highest bider, Friday the first day of
November next, at the plantation known the Jones
plantation, all theIands of the said Robinson lying on
the north side of Roanoke river and about seventeen
likely Negroes. There is about two thousands two
hundred acres of Land good proIon of which superb
river bottom the upland is Of good guilty and well
timbered. This Land purchased, by the said Ro-
bnson of the late Francis Jones and Others and be
conveniently divided into two tracts suit pur
the fertility of the soil and its location, being in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Raleigh and CASTOR rail and
only about fifteen miles above CASTOR, combines advan
tages rarely offered in any country Those wishing
purchase requested to view the premises. which will
be shown by Messrs. William Allen Robinson, both
of whom live upon the premises by either of the SUBJ
scrbers. Bonds with approved security will be reeair
ed for the purchase money of the Landone half
the 9th February next, the other half payable the
9th of February 1916. The Negroes will be sold for
cash. The right to the whole of the property is ndis
putable but, selling trustees shall convey such
title only as is Vestedsin Us by said deed.
IN. MILAN,
o. D. FITTS,a
Trustees
N. B. All tue creditors of c. Robinson, deed, are
requested to furnish with statemen of the amount
balance due them before the 10Th day of Oet0bef
next those living at distance do by letter, ad
dressed 10 US at Macon Depot, Warren, NJ C.
N. NJ
O.D.F.
Trustees.
September 26, 1914 5Is-St.
Richmond Enquirer insert Till the day of sale.
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NEW DRY GOODS sTORE.

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing to the
citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding country, that
they have rented the store Fayetteville Street next
door to Mr.. R. Smiths, where they intend carrying on
the Dry Goods business in all its various branches they
have recently received general assortment of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Among which may be found Bleached and Browp
Shirtings and Sheetngs Bedticks; Hamilton Jeans
Suffolk Drills /; Apron Checks, &c. &c.
Balzarines Balzarine Lawns Printed Lawns
Nous. D'La:nes; Chalays
Figd Silks Blk and Blue Blk. Bombazines; AL
pacca Lustres Fancy Prints;
Imperial Robes Cambria and Furnit Dimities :
Irish Linens /; Bonnets Ribbons
Bonnet Lawns Jaconett, Swiss, Book, Plaid and
Medium Musins ~
White and Colored Cambricks Cambk, Swiss.
Bobbinett and Thread Edging and Insertions
hosiery of all kinds; Shawls and Cravats "a great
Variety
And many other articles which we deem unnecessary
to specify.
The Gentlemen are informed that we have on hand
Cloths, Cassimers, Gambroons, Drillings, Vestings
Stocks, Bosoms Collars, Suspenders, Gloves Cravats
ScarEs, Ties, &c. &C. &c.
The public generally solicited to give call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, determined to sell at
Small AdUGnce. therefore great bargains may be obtain
ed. =. RUSSELL & ESKRIDGE
+,.,, - =, Next door to R. Smith
Raleigh, June 29tl, 1874 5O6ly.
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New ANIMALS! new Annual
1915.

FFVTIE Illustrated Book of Christian Ballads, and
other Poems, edited by Rnfus w. Grswold,
sDlendidly bound.
The Gift, a Christmas and New Year present,
with beautiful illustrations.
The Diadem. decidedly the richest Annual of the
teason, with splendid ensravings.
The Friendships Offering with superior engraV-
ings and elegant binding.
The Casket. The Hyacinth or Affections Gift,
Il beautiful Juvenile Annual, together with many
dther Annuas and Illustrative works, for sale cheap
al the New Bookstore, 4th door above X. Srnuh.
o. L. CLEVELAND.
Raleigh. Oct. 1S44. $40.
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CALL And SEE.
F,AMZL Y GROCERIES &c.

CHEAP EA1ZIL Y GROCERIES &c
VNHE subscriber has just received very large lot
= choice Family Groceries, very low His Stock
consist in part of the following articles:
IL 900 lbs. Superior Porto Rico and NJ OrIean ms
t5oGAKS. 40 bags Rio and LaguIre COFFEE.
Teas Large lot Bacon, Meal, and SUI erior Family
FLOUH, constantly on hand; Rice, MoIasses.
Lard, Pepper and Spice, Ginger, SaIeratus Loaf
sugar, Cheese, butter and water Crackers a Large
lot of Sole LEATHER, Shoe thread Indigo Mud,
fCoppefas, Candles, Smoking and Chewing Tobac-
CO, Shoe Brushes and Backing, Soaps bar and
shaving; Powder aud Shot, Lead, Large lotAxes,
all sizes IRON, STEEL, and many other articles
10 the above line, all of which will be sold as low
as any other house ndhe place sell TO make a
profit.
COnfectIOnaFies,
Candies good assortment, Almonds, Palmnuts,
English Walnuts, and other articles.
Dry Goods,
Large lot Of unb!eached and bleaehed homespun
very low, Caicoes, large lot spool Thread all Nos
and colors, Flax Thread all coors, KerseFs Ken
lucky Jeans, Suspenders from 1ocents 10 S Is Rib
ands, Laces, Side and Tuck Combs. Snuff Boxes
Sewing Silks, net lace Caps, Pins all qualities,
Flannel, Padding, and Buckram, Bindings. Cam
bricks, Linen, Negro Blankets, Needles, Pocket
Books, &c. and many other articles in. the above
line for sale cheap for cash.
Shoes.
large lot of Negro Shoes, cheap, Mems lined
and bouuJ Shoeteas. very low, Large lot of Wo-
mems Bows, and Children's Shoes, cheap, Cali
Skins and Lining Skins, and other articles in the
Shoe line.
-I.el, Hard Ware.
Mails all sizes, Flat Irons, Andirons, Saws
Hammers, ChZels, Plane Stocks and irons, Gin.
lets all sizes Sifters, Locks all qualities and kinds
Pad and Stock, States and Pencils, Lead pencils,
Shoe sparables and Tacks, Files all kinds, Coffee
Toasters. Razor strops Ink, and Inkslands, Curry
combs. Coffee Mills, Sheep Shears, Shaving Boxes
and Brushes Hinges and Screws, and number
Of other articles very low.
CrOckery all Kinds.
All of the above articles will be sold low for
Cash on a short credit 10 those that have paid
when called on.
The subscriber feels thankful for past encourage
ment 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, he has bought largely and for
Cash, and bought them very low, and such he
intends TO sell low. a.. =
Groceries can be had by the whole sale or retail.
JOHN II. WHITAKER.
October 2, 1914. 5IS-4t.
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J.C. & M. STEVENSON,
.MER CHANTS,

MEL CHANTS,
NEwBERN, ~ C.
TWNENDER their services as Commission Agents, for
IL the Sale, or Receiving and Forwarding of Produce
and Merchandise of any description to those persons
siding in the Counties contiguous neighboring to the
Neuse and to the Merchants of Raleigh, Smithfeld,
Wayneshoro', Goldsborough, and Kinston particularly
The Navigation of the Neuse, by steam. as far up as
Waynesboro, being now, hope, permanently esa6
lshed is thereby rendered practicable to deliver Art
ces at Waynesbolo' from Newbern in or days; and
we invite the attention of Western Neghhors to the
facilities, afforded them. by tis line, for communI-
cation with this and our Northern and Southern Mar
kets .
90 All Consignments and Orders promptly and faithful
ly attended to-
REFER
6aAHIos ca. = g %xrsos ESQ., Raleigh, N. C.
April Is, 1874. 4966n.
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state Of N. Caroline. Beaufort county

Charles E. Jarvis Vs. Jeremiah G. Perkins.
Original Attachment returned to Beaufort Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions. September Term,
1914. Returned levied on land and mills.
1T appearing that Defendant is not an inhabit-
ant of this State 1t is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
ard, for six weeks successiYey, for the said Jere-
miah G. Perkins to appear at the next term OF eur
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for
the county of Beaufort at the court house in Wash
ington, on the first Monday in December next
then and there to replevy the said land, and plead
answer or demur, or judgment pro confesso will be
entered against him.
Witness, Benin M. Selby, clerk of our said Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at Office Sd Octo-
Der, 1914.
Oct. 9, 1914. (S5 623) 51e-6t. .
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TaiIOF's Prices Reduced

THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens sn
the public generally. that he will make chiIies at
the following prices viz TO making plain Cloth Goats
81, with binding or cord "a 80; '4aaking HoIRespuF
Goats, with binding $2; pian 81 6O fhAking Pants so
to % cts. Vests the same cutting Coats so to go cts cut.
ting Pants Is 10 20 cts. cutting Vests the sa1ReG I;
All wishing to give him call, will find him on viii.
mington street, Cup sars opposite Jno Kanes cOrner
is determined every eort to please those who
s. E. NoRTHINGToN
Raleigh, May 40, l544 60O-tf
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VOLUME xT.--EUMBER S2I.
TERMs-sa FER ANYUMI,
PAKaBEE IyN .aDYaNch.

j tse~s -! EMOe Mills. "a.
have disposed of half of Euoe Mills 10 Mr. John
r. Lyon. who will carry on the business pAtur the
nrm OF LYON HOLDEN, where every ryatIention viii
and Flax x-seed. Flour, Oil, &c. for sale.
!f@ fluiltOn MILLS and Eact6rf. ~nA.t.
Are going into fnll operation. under tie rrn,Of BARs
NE II, NEWSOM HOLDEN. Persons Wishing
employment in the Factory llFdoseliio maa auTicas
tion soon. - THO w HOJDENT
August 81, Is44 6l6-tE
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PROSPECTUS FOR
THE G1ESTRECTDE.HYOCR.AE

WNHE Undersigned propose to publish in the Town of
to be entitled the DISTRICT DEMOCRaT, devoted
to Politics. Agriculture, aud General Intelligence, pro-
vided sufficient number of subscribers be obtained
justify them in The undertaking They deem it
necessary TO enter into minute detail of their po-
cal enes, but think it will suffice to say that they
opposed to the political measures of the mscaIled Wing
Party; believing them TO be subversve of Constu
iion dangerous civil liberty Injurious to the well
fare of country and and prosperity
ton. With such belief will opposeby efeff fair and
honorable MEANS the election of Henry Clay OF Kentuc
ky TO the Presidential Chair, he is the head and lead
that party and has pledged himself to pursue the
Federal policy and carry onl to their full extent the
measures, and dangerous political experiments Of
the same. Moreover having openly pledged himself to
tamper with the Constitution, under which we have lived
long and prosperously, and to destroy mutuilae
that power (he Veto) which is and was created
for its safeguard, cannot keep from viewing, as must
every other other true Democrat his elevation to that
seat, which ne is now, and has been seeking for many
years, by every means in his power, in the
political history of government that be regar
ded every true patriot with fear and for
the consequences that must Such being opn-
ions with regard to Mr. Clay political character,
shall hoist at the head of columns for President and
Vice President of the United States the nominees of the
Democratic National Convention. James K. Polk Of Ten
nessee and George NJ Dallas of Pennsylvania; and shall
every fair and honorable to their cleo
on. To do this earnestly solicit at the hands of the
Democrats Ofhe 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
oritS, the Wings support newspapers, and they have
single with the exception of small sheet
Taking these things into consideration, we humbly
submit, whether Justice TO themselves, the and
principles they profess, and egard for the credit Of the
District to which they belong does not demand at their
hands local vehicle of political SUBJ
jects.
TERMs-$2 per annup Psyable in advance, or $2 80
will be charged if payment be delayed six months ReE
forwarding six subscribers, with the subscription
money, will receive copy gratis.
1t is designed to issue the first number early in the
month Of October, Imperial (about the
of the Raleigh Regster) Persons wishing to subscribe
will please forward their names ipmediately.
Address COLLINS g. STROTHER,
Sept. 8, 1S44 Oxford, Granville CO. Nc.
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LATE ARRIVALS OF
NEW >-a.S
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
I.nlEts .':,
Furnishing Establishment.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN M. DAVIES s. JONES'

JOdN NJ DAVIES q JONES1
1O6 WILLIAM STREET. 4
lCorner Of John street,) NEW YORK, a.a
RESPECTFULLY annouscs, that they have made
that they enabled to present greater Endorsements
than to merchants visiting this market te present
for the purchase Of Goods er stock mainly
of their own Importation or JMdnufacfUre
/ CRAVATS AND SGARFIs. -.
Plain and figured Black Satin, Armures Corded, BaIa-
thea Fancy and Coored Satins Of entire patterns;
Silk and Mohair figured and plain Plain Black Italian
and Corded CraVats, all sizes and qualities.
HOSIERY. s.... mr.,
Silk. MerinO, Angola, WOOlen and Cotton Hose and
Half Hose.
Merino Cashmere, Woolen, Berlin and ChamoiS
lined Cashmere Buck Beaver, andKid
SUSPENDERS.r Ices =
Silk and Cotton Gum Elast. with Buclu, Silk and
Linens Ends, GbtGh Knit, Buck AUDI tMOFTOcco with
Elastic Ends Also few Entire Styles OfOur OwA
UNDER-sH1RTsA AND DRAWERS.
Merino. Lambs Wool. Angola, Saxony, Cottons Sha-
kerr Knit and Flannel. sc. (Manuacnfe all qualities
of Silk Shirts and DEawerse Silk of all qualities Of OUT
own importation. To those, Of opr own manufactypa
would Especially call attention being something
very superior.
Ladies' Silk and Merins Under Vests.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFG
Twiled and Plain Spital6eld. British and Tndia
she, Pongees. Printed. Corded, and DamaSk, Linen
brio. Plain and printed, &c.
Mems. Youths and cAildfe'. Cloth, Velvet, G.....
Silk and MusIin. ;Fr,,:X&
STOCKS. :'.i .'..,.
Satin, Figured and Plain, and Corded Silk, MohaiF.
Bomhasin, Plain Bowed Plated Crayat, and Opera Tes
LINEN COLLARS. NJ, :
Square, Round and ByFon Stitched, Plain and corded
all linen and with Cotton Bands.
LINEN BOSO11S..,;. II
Stitched, Ps!n' and RuHied all qualities, with Wfds
and n'FI0" pl1f'; q. ..sHttRsrs .
All Linen. with and without Collars latest style
Muslin with Linen Collars and Wristbands, with and
without Collars, ofa great variety of qualities.
Color ed French and other Muslin.
...e OILED SILKS T.. ,at
White Plaid and Fancy G6EoH, OF fniouS widtf1;
and warranted not to adhere many climate.
Six Purses, Ujs6reH0s, DTessing G0ecns Cop and
Stsek Trimming, ,SmsPessdeT Buckles, Gum EEdStic
Webb, all QssG1ties. "A .a4.t
Together with every article that 10 wanted in the Gen.
tlemens Furnishing Line, which they engage to sell on
as favorable terms any other establishments
eoCaps. .Stochs. Linen and MpsliD. and Silk Shirts,
made to order. Wholesale and Retail a -.
JOHNM. DAVIES l. JONES:
100 William st. corner OF john
Aug 21st, 1874 BI2.3-n
Roanoke NaTfea7iOn COnTTanE
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State Of North Carolina, Beaufort county.
u;u; d NJuo.. go Jorenoiob q Perkins

State Of North Carolina, Beaufort county.
William B. Myers U.s. jeremiah c. Perkins.
Original Attachment returned to Beaufort Cour, of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, September Term
1914 Returned levied on land and mills, and
served Defendants effects in Garnishee's hands
1T appearing that Defendant is not inhabit-
ant of this State 1t is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
ard for six weeks successiveY, for the said Jere-
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions TO be held for
the county of Beaufort, at the court house in
Washington, the first Monday in December
next, then and there TO replevy the said land and
mills, &C.. and plead, answer or demur. or judg-
ment pro confesso will be rendered against him.
Witness, Benin NJ Selby, clerk of our said Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at Office Sd Octo-
Der, 1914.
BENIN M. SELBY, elk.
Oct. 9, 1914. $5,624) 519-6t.
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shawIs, Cloths, Cassimeres, vcstings,&

Fancy Merino, Plaid, Thibet, and 1914 Black
Merino SHAWLS, at four dollars. =
pieces double wove Beaver CLOTH, and a
few pieces Plaid French Velvet, also the Cash
mere, Brocade and Silk VESTINGS, which will
be sold low. H. A. BADHAM d co.
Oct. g. 1914. 5I0-
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s.
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TIE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD

THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
is PUBLISHED wEEKLY,AT
THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, IN AID HANCE.
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' On M M
ten '' ~ ~ 80
tncenty" "O Wv
The same rate for six months.
person procuring and forwarding FIVE subscribers,
with the cash ($l5) will be entitled to the Standard
one year free Of charge.
ADVERTISEMENTS, 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 JudOS0l i'd
pertisements will be charged twenty-five per cent
higher than the above rates. deduction of SS l-S
per cent will be made to those who advertise by the
wear. o. If the number of insertions be not marked
on them, they will be continued until ordered out
Letters to the Editor must come free opOstage or they
NAV not be attended 10.
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ALEXANDRA LOTT ERY,
Class F, for 1874.
To be drawn at AlexanlriI, d. c., on Saturday
10Th October, 1914.
16 drawn Nos in each Package of &c Tickets |
GRAND SCHEME:
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A CARD.

"ILLIAM T. Balm, residing within fifty
w hundred yards of the Capitol respectfully informs
the Members of the approaching Legislature, that he
BOARD, some fifteen or twenty of their body His
charges will be moderate, and he will spare pains to
please and render the time Of all who may patronze
him, agreeable duing their stay Early applications are
desirable.
Raleigh, Oct 4, 1914 519f
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SALE OF NEGROES.

THE undersigned will expose to public sale a,
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 VAL UABLE 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.
w. w. HOLDEN, administrator.
Raleigh. Sept 81, 1s44. 5I7-ts.
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wN. 4. JE.V.V'E.trG!S r. Co..
DRAPERS & TAILORS I:
IMPORTERS OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesfings. Fancy
Dress Articles, &c.

NO. 23l 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
seckas rich in quality and variety beonnd in the
city, comprising Beaver and MilIed Cloths. Tweeds &c.
tor OYercoats, Cloaks, &c.-French and English Cloths
for Dress and Frock Coas-varous styles OF Casis
mers-Rich Velvet, Merino, silk, aud Satin Vesting-
which will be made to order at prices 10 sustain
repua pioneers in the progressive renFmaon that
are taxed for others delnq1enees The and finish
of our garments wilLcompare with those Of any other
and in this is of the extensive
patronage elicted
In addition to the stock of goods usually Kept by the
trade they have always hand assortment
of first quality readypnade Garments, omprsing Overs
Cloaks Dress and Frock Goats, Pa ntaoons Vest
sc. Fancy Dress articles in great variety.
New York, Ang %, 1914. 6I5-I3t.
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New Goods 1! New Goods !! New Goods -!
FOR FALL & WINTER
AT THE RALEIGH CHEAP CASH STORE.
Before buying elsewhere, purchasers are request
P Eu 10 examine our stock and know our prices
remember, it does not put US out OF humor to have
people to examine without buying.
Fl. A. BADHAM & CO..
n. 1 door below Williams, Haywood & Co.'S
oe' y iS44.-sl9- Drug Store.
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BLANKETS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
&c. selling low at the Raleigh Cheap Cash Store,
one door below Williams, Haywood & Co.'S Apo
thecary Store. Raleigh, Oct g. l844-5l9
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9- Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
Packages in the above splendid Lotteries, will receive
the most prompt attention. and official account of each
drGOing sent Immediately after it is to all who
der from US. Address
J. G. GREGORY CO. Managers
Washington City, D. C.
October I6, 1874 500 3tp.
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S| We are requested to an.

S@ We are requested to an.
nouhce to the Members elect of the approaching
Legislature, that Mr.. c. G. McCRUMmEN, Of Moore,
is candidate for the ofh:e of Engrossing Clerk
October 2, ls44.s 51s-tf.
To the Members of the next House of
Commons.
THE undersigned most respectfully announces TO
The Members of the ensuing House of Commons
that he is candidate for Assistant Door-keeper 10
that body. Hell true Whig, but will, if elected,
keep enough fire TO make both sides warm.
JOHN c.. MOORE.
Raleigh, Sept. 25, 1914. 517If
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BRIDGE BURNT.
THE Subscriber has received bis Stock of
FRENCH. ENGLISH, IRISH & AMERICAN
FANCY GOODS, and is daily receiving other
goods in his line, and only asks CALL.
T. H. SNOW.
Raleigh, Oct. 2, 1914. 5ls
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WE have on hand (and more expected) large
to of t-.-
Sattinets, Kerseys, Flannels,
and Woollen Goods Of every description, which
we will sell lower than any else in town.
H. A. BADHAM & CO.
Oct. g, 1914. .-' 5l9-,
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Besides Prizes of
$500, Sl5o, 800, $50, S7O $50, $50, $40,
$25, $50, Sl5, $12, $40.
Price Of Tickets.
Whole Tickets S2O-Halves S1O-Quarters
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Roanoke Navigation COmHany
THE Annual Meeting of the Roanoke NsyiRs.
tion Company WILL be held at Weldon, NJ G.. on
Tuesday, the 22d day Of October, instant.
A. JOYNEH.
October 3, 1914. Sl9-9t.