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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-10-11
William Shaw,
hOlesaie s. Retail Druggist

- EEVEVSs1FN g EsVVNtI EITUSSIS(
q" s1 wILMINGToN, N. c. PM
&, HAS just received a fresh and ex-
s. tensive assortment of Drugs, Med
HxEa icines, Paints, Dye Stufs, Win
8 dow-glass. Shop Furniture, &c.
&c. which he offers for sale at the lowest market
prices for Cash, approved security, warranted of
genuine quality for the supply of Druggists, PLY.
s'e'ans, and Country Merchants, which he will
have PACKED in the neatest and most safe man.
ner for transportation to any part of the country
Uf Country Merchants and Others are invited
to call on him when visiting Wilmington and ex-
anime his STOCK, where they will find prices to
suit the times. --+ = +a -
Store on the corner of Front and Market streets,
lately occupied by DIR. X. F. Purnen
Oct. l3, IS43. 4O-tf
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Notice.
CANDY AND C0ETEEGT IoNARZ
.N.a.V'UF.aCTDEaT r.
FHVHE subscriber takes this method of inform
IL ing the citizens of Wilmington and the
State of North Carolina, that it is four months
since he has established himself in Wilmington
in the above line of husiness-of which. offer
to furnish to any purchaser by the wholesale at
ten per cent. lower than the NV York market.
and which warrant to be fresh and as good as
can he manufactured liz any part of the U. states.
ALSO
Pastry, CNEses amt PgroaniFs
For Weddings or Parties. prepared at the shortest
notice.
LEMON SYRUP by the single bottle or dozen.
made from fresh fruit and suPerio. to any ever
offered in this market. Lemons, Oranges and all
kinds of FOREIGN FRUIT always on hand,
Wholesale and Retaik> All orders promptly at
tended to and carefully packed.
M. LUCIANO.
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DIDYf9pIIS Y[RY

Y.nSHY I'LL SY@ q
sa w. WARE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY.
and Member Of the american Society IF Deratas
Surgeons,
EDERFORMS all op erations upon the Teeth.
u Teeth inserted from one to full set, and
upon the principle of Atmospheric Pressure in
all cases where it is applicable.
Office, 3 doors below the south. west corner of
Front and Market streets, up stairs.
UT REFERENCE, the Citizens generally.
March l, 1914 S-tf
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KELLY and WcCALEB

KELLY and WCCALEB
A RE NOW OPENING their Fall and Win
IA ter Stock of Goods, which they offer to the
public on fair terms. They request their friends
and those who wish to encourage them to call and
examine their stock before purchasing elsewhe e.
as they are anxious to SELL Their stock consists Of
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots & Shoes
Hard Ware, Cutlery g. Nails.
HOflOW-Ware and MOne-Ware:
CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHEN WARE.
With a general assortment of
GROCERIES. sc. &c
Sept. Goth, 1914. 1-et
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Paints. Oils, Dye stuffs. sc.

Paints. Oils, Dye stuffs. sc.
N stock of ... -.,..
Paints, Oiss, DYE stuffs, &C..
consisting in part of the following:
Superior White Lead, Spanish Whiting,
IS black do. Chinese Vermilion,
Chrome Green,- - Rose Pink ....
Yellow, Copal Varnsh,
Prussian Blue Red and White Chalk,
Turkey TIMBER, Gum Copal,
Litharge, Glue, .....
Lamp Black, 10 bbls Linseed Oil,
Indigo, Logwood. Nader, Anetto, Paint & White
Wash Brushes, &c. &c.
Which will be sold at the lowest possible prices
by .-- .:. VIM. SHAW.
May "a, 1874 .. 2Of
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TUST received this day the following list Of new inS
k9D late Publications fresh from tie Press :
Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the 90
joining Counties finn the latter part Of the reign
Edward the I'd, the Coronation of Henry 4th. By ~
prose including his letters Journals &c &C., new Ed
tion. .
Pleasant Memories Of Pleasant Lands. By Mr.. l. b.
Sigourney. p .
Lives of American Merchants, eminent for Integrity
enterprise and public Spirit By the author Of "'
Young Merchant.
Young Peoples Library, containing Moral, rae,
Fatty Taless Humorous Tales, Tale Of the Times, Co
sulssdaughter, &C., &C. By the Author Of Peter f~
ley. a..
fhe Poems and Ballads Of Schiller translated BY o"
Edward Lytton BnlweF, Bart. ~
The Poems. Sacred, Passionate, Numerous, Of W
thahiel Parker Wiliis, vol Syo Call at the NGS
Carolina Book Store, and examine the collection. %
Sale By TURNER s. HUGHES
Raleigh, JaEy 3ss SOO-E
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SHORT-HORNED DURHAM
anas Novf i. .TJevom Cattle.


The subscriber has the above
~ S4 stpcl Of Cattle for sale;among Which'are
Tll from 15.to 20 Devon COWS, incalf by.a
f9sSs.e.s - Dfne half Devon and half Durham Bull
Also several fine Devon HEIFERS, some in calf
Also Devon BULLS, now 6t fpr service.
Also, 8 os 10 very 6ne half Durham aud half Devon
Bull CALVES, got by one of the finest Durham Bulls
ever raised nhe United States His ancestors on both
sides have taken the 6rst premiums for milk, butter
beauty size sc. al the Cattle Shows to the North
have Certificates in my possession 10 prove these acs
ready the inspection Of any person who may wish to
see Them The price Of the above cattle will De very
chesp-cheaper than you can buy them at the NORM
and there is risk fnn in their being acctuated
They will be ready deliver in Novembe: next that
being the best time to remove them The Bull calves
will bet for service May Or June next. The price
Eofshe Bulls will not exceed so each. he Cows In
calf and Hcfers will be Iesssay from SD 20 SO each
have improting my Stockut Cattle for as years
and think Lnow have. in the Devon and Durham. the
best Stock of Cattle the practical armerin Amerl-
ca And while my Heighbors have been seliiagfheir
Cows and Calves for 10 dolats, have been selling
Ito gqo judges my half Devon Cows and Calves for %
to so dollars Col Yarbrough. proprietor Of the Eagle
Hotel, Raleigh N. c.. has purchased half Devon Cows
and caninform those who may wishto know theil
milking properties, SC. sgssA SETH JONES'
.Pomoriu, Wake comfy, nc e., 10 miles North Eas
Of Raleigh. e.
July 10, 1874 .sss 606reow-4m.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

THE Undersigned beg leave to call the attention OF
their former patrons and those who purchase their
MEsrIc GOODs in the City Of New York, TO their ex-
tensiVe assortment of Brown SheetDgs and Shrtings
where they have exhibiting all the leading and known
styles of the above goods in which assortment they will
see Indian Head, Stark Mills LaurencezC., Cabot A.,
Chicopica D., Brunswick Portsmouth, Oneida, and in
fact every heavy style of Brown Sheengs sold in the
New York Market. and also they have adopted EN-
TIRE NEW PLAN OF conducting the business, receiv-
ing their goods direct from Lowell and other large Manu-.
featuring places, and selling them entirely cash and
prices corresponding. We would particularly request
every Merchant that comes to New York to buy such
goods, TO and examine extensive assortment
(heing the largest in New York; before they buy their
goods, for feel assured that offer them such
inducements that will them considerable amount
of money in their yearly purchases and more parcu
arly would We request Judges of goods examine our
stock on their next visit to the city.
HUNTINGTON, CAMPBELL & co.
Agents, to various Manufacturing Companies,
% Liberty street, New York.
NJ B. Cut the above notice ont and bring it with you
that you may forget to call.
July 20, 1874 6O0-4t
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Warrefi Land for sale.

AATHE Subscriber having resolved on NOV
ing TO the South, offers his plantation where
he no resides for SALE contaiaing BY late survey 1860
acres There IS upwards Of 100 acres of low grounds,
not inferior any in This section of the country, in
high state Of cultivation and we'll dched. aud between
and 500 aeros in OgIns forest, which heavily tins
bsFed and Of the best quality for making fine manufac-
turing tobacco
This tract will compaTewith anyn this section of the
country in point Of fertility beauty Of stuation health
and convenience of Improvement, having on it ex
ceIIent dwelling house, containing good rooms above
th4basemeni story, and excellent dining lately
fitted up below with all necessary closets Sc with all
convenient out buildings, particularly the barns All
of the buildings have been put upon the plantation in
the last years Il deemed unnecessary say any
thing further about the advantages this plantation pos
sesse5 presumed that any person desrous Of
chasing will view the premises and am determined
SELL Ihopeal all who may be disposed purchass will
call and for themselves Should it be desired,
will sell with the plantation all the crop growing
upon il, Corn, Fodder Oats and Tobacco, any part OF
N with the stock Of Hogs and Cattle, plantation tools,
&cs This plantation lies the western part of Warren
county, 10 miles from Wsrrenton, and within one mile
and half of the R. & Rail Road. Twill take young
negroes in part whole payment for it, and give pos
sion the lst January, sooner, If desired. -
sa JNO. @. YANcEY.
p S. Address, Ridgeway. n. C..
August 2I, 1914. SIP It pd.
o. Warrenton Reporter will insert four tines
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

The Subscriber being determined to migrate to the
tract of ND which he lives coniaininr four
hundred and thirty acres The tract lies in Nash county
within one mre of the franklin line, adjoining the
lands of Gustfn Perry, William B. sWlliams and Others:
the land Is well adapted to the cultureof Cotton
and Tobacco having sufcenr cleared land on il to work
ten hands to advantage nearly three hundred acres lies
IN woods which is OF the very best qnalifytere being
about one hnndrsd acres of Tar River low
fertile and lying In ridges, that the bottoms only are
subject to De destroyed BY innundation which Is NOT
very often most OF The cleared iand is esh and the
plantation IN good repair, we'll watered and the bui
ngs comtorable But the best Of all yet; vegy vaua.
bic GOLD MIND has recently been discovered on the
pEemses: oy very experienced miner; and have
y-one grans and many smaller in any branch ON
the tract, and yet the subscriber viii sell low and
good time he will either take Negroes sell ON credit
OF Sne Three years with good security or he
VIII exchange with any gentleman who owns land in
either Alabama Tennessee, (western district Missouri
selves. Tssss OIJFS D %DfJNN
(Resisters weeks.l
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NOt1CGo
NHE subscriber Row offers saIe delivered in Bal.
IL tmore, and at prices corresponding with the hard
of the times LEwIs II. MAUs' portable Cast Iron
THRESHING MACHINES, for threshiDg Wheat, Rye.
Dats and small seed and cracking Corn in the for
the purpose ofpreparing it for food for cattle.
The improvement which makes these Machines supe-
Tior to any in the Southern and Northern
country is because of the body Of the cylinder being
IN two pieces with heads and teeth points all
cast together, being solid 1assthereby giving it
additional weight, and obvatng the danger of the spikes
flying OUT as sometimes happens with the wooden cylen-
der, which greatly endangers the lives Of the operatives
ofthese Machines fears need be entertained OF their
performance, for the of their having been
fully tried for three years past and yet objection
has been made known to the Agent.
Being the only Agent in North Carolina to dispose of
said Machines, and living do in remote section of
country feel It to be incumbent on me 10 give notice
through the columns Of of the pablo organs, that
the farmers and others may supply themselves they
are 90 disposed) with said Machines.
Theycan be transported on one wagon, but more
yenienty on two farm to another and after
irving the place where the work is to be executed,
be put and set IN operation in less time than f
teen minutes With four good horses and eight hands,
these Machines will thresh Of good Wheat four hundred
bushels per diem.
and the two horse power, built after the construc
lion and upon the same principle, for 95. cash. deliver
I'd above stated will, if requested by the purchaser,
order at his the risk from Baltimore said Machcne
complete and ready for work saye the levers and bras
hat prope the horse power) to any point the Rail
Road that he or they may direct.
Orders for Machines will be forwarded to my address
the purchaser makes up hs mind TO buy. Inc
,rer that may have them cast and sent to Baltimore in
ime for The buyer to get them home in due season.
nuncaons this subject will receive my earliest at
entioE, il directed as follows:
DANIEL A. MONTGOMERY, p M.
.4Lbright's, " c.
n B.-I will take occasion to state that these Ma.
hnes have been cast in Chatham county, in this State
md that suit is about to be brought for damages against
III those making: vending or using the same. Without
irst procuring right for said Patent. D. A. NJ.
Jan. IL, 1874. 4SI-5m.
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EWVHE Encgelopeiia OF Biography comprising com
l. plete description Of the Earth ! h8 Hugh MntEays
Fl R. s. r. Elements Of UnixeFsal History. on new
and Systematic plan; bY n White B. A. "A Dictionary
Of Arts, Mnnulact1res and Mines; By AndteW 0Fes "a
D. iIlustrated with IL hnndred engavlngs The Horsei
BY William Youstt. togeher with general History q
the Horse; BY Us. Skinner Encycopedia AWefieauns
popular DfctonaFy Of AEs Scieneies aud Literasure;
Edited by Francis LeibeE Ciater and Youats Cattle
Doeor BY SkiRner with great variety Of other Mis-
eellaneous Readings Call the North Carolina Book
Stoteand examine isr yourselves.
TURNER & HUG HE.
Raleigh, July 81, 1874. b00-iy.
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TT WILL sell reasonable terms my tract Of land J.
Il ing on Neuse river, in Wako county, twelve nil.
East Of Raleigh. This tract contains s74 acrsS which
the Subscriber is confident cannot be surpassed 10 P
of quality, by any tact Of land now offered for Sse
Wake county and a. such, invites all wishing to pu
chase to examine the said land, before they think Of Pu
chasing elsewhere, for fear they mar lose bargain
think they cannot bep being pleased when the qualify
and price Of the land known. For further infoEp'
ton, apply to A., T. MIAL
July IL, 1874. - 6OT6t.p.
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HiIIahOrOuRh Academy.

NHE undersigned, the Trustees of the Hillsboro
Il Academy, have the satisfaction of announcing "a
the public that they have secured the services Of Mr.
JOHN A. BINGHAM anC Mr.. JAMES n. Non WOOD, who
joint princiPaswill succeed Mr.. William J. Bingham
the present able head Of the school, who retires from
his chair at the expiration of this session.
These gentlemen have been brought up among us
And from their high moral character, their experece
and known qualifications both scholars and teachers
the Trustees believe they may cheerfully and heartily
recommend the school TO the undiminshed confidence
the public.
The Trustees promise their cordial cooperation in
maintaining and advancing the present reputation Of the
school, and the correct department aud thorough nsruc-
ton of the students
This institution IS designed to be strictly preparatory
to the University and permitted to refer to the
President and Faculty with respect the character and
qualifications of the instructors.
The Fall Session will commence on Thursday the
18th of July next
JAMES WEBB, THOMAS CLANCY,
FRED. NASH, EDMUND STRUDWICK
CAD. JONES, ST.. JOHN w. NORWOOD,
JAMES PHILLIPS, JOHN u. KIRKLAND.
JOHN TAYLOR,
May 8, 1874. 499,9t.
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ROLESVILLE
on HER FEET AGAIN!
VMNHE subscribers now opening, in the Town o
IL RolesVille, an extensive assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARD WARE, QUEENS WARE,
HATS and SHOES,
with all other articles usually found in establishments of
the kind-purchased in New York and Philadelphia-
which will be sold low, for cash or approved credit
o. Trade will be given for Raw Hides and Tallow.
FLEMING s. NEWSOM.
May 1, 1874 49s-is.s
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new BOOK STORE.

hand
PRAYER, bicad
Trau t AaM haE Practice PsxonsA An
Graz ord I'VE an Li dPe
&c bound ms the an
,Londn dAmeic l erPspr.
hd,whe lam making
Goods hypkd dbrware to
warrants
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JC, & M. STEVENSON.
MERGH.d.NES,

~. &sNEWBEKNs N. q
serYicesas Commission Agents, for
/ the Sale, or Receiving and Forwarding of Produce
and Merchandise of any description 10
siding in the Counties contiguous or neighborlng to the
Neuse, and to the Merchants of Raleigh, Smithheld,
Wayn eshoro', Goldsborongh, and Kinston particularly
The Navigation of the NeTse, by steam as far up as
Waynesboro'. being we hope, nty esa6
listed it is thereby rendered practicable odeyer A-
cles at Waynesboo' from Newbern in or days and
we invite the attention Of Western Neghhosto the
facilities, afforded them by this line for comnun-
cation with this and Northern and Southern Mar
kets.
baAH Consgnments and Orders promptly and faithful
ly attended to.
- REFER TO
: CHARLEs DEwEY, Esq. I poleob NJ C.
Da. J. o. WATsoN, Nals's"' ~ -'
: April l3, 1s44 496-6m.
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A CARD.
Mons. CHARLES e. MATLLY.
A NATIVE OF FRANCE

1NHA = OH HNAIyCE1
Respectfully informs the citizens of Raleigh and its
vicinity, that he has to settle permanently IN this
place, (f patronized) 10 teach the French Language
He will either form Glasses give private lessons to
such as may pi efer them.
MI. Mai y has taught his mother tongue for several
years with great success both in France and the Unit
ed States. as references he can show will testify.
Terms, $40 per quarter of eleven weeks three les.
sons week OF an hour each. Glasses Of FIVE or more
pupils will be taught for eight dollars apupil Tuition
be paid in advance. For iuther information apply to
Mr. Mailly at LItchfor6's Hotel
July 81, 1874 bOg.6t.p.
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NOfInR.

NOIl0ee
TE7 AS taken ND in Curruck, and committed to Jail
Nv at Curriiuck Court House, N. Carolinas on the
third day of January, 1s44, negro by the name OF
Dick, commonly called Dick Toler. Dick Is stout,
able bodied fellow about fifty years ofages quite black
with good teeth formerly belongedn said county of
Cnrrtuck and was sold by MI William Etherdge, OF
said county, in 1885, q Mr. Edward Wilson, of Virgin
ia and Dick says he tsken by Mr. Wilson 10 Rich
mond Va and then sold to gentleman from South Caro-
lima, by the name of Thomas Jones The owner isre-
qnested forward, his title, pay exoenses
and take him away or he will be dealt with the law
directs. BENJAMIN u. SlMMONS, JulloT.
Currtuck c. H., Jan. IL, le44. 2-6m,
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Notice.

SAMUEL and Hardey Davis, who emigrated~ from
twenty FIVE OF thirty years ago and Allen Floyd who
emgrated from the County about Eve years ago.
the State of Alabama informed that they are entitled
to- Tract of Land. situate ia Wake county,, which Il
would be greatly their interest to look after Further
information be obtained by addressing (post paid) the
subscriberat Hllsborough, N. c.
MARTHA SIMS.
July 81, 1874. $685.
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BUYERS LOOK OUT.
JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
100 pair Ladies superior KID SHOES
ALSO
Is pair Ladies Party shoes childrens assorted
and Misses ditto all of Philadelphia best make.
10, 200 lbs. assorted Spun Cotton, of Morehead's
best quality.
Family TEA, good or no charge-Drawings of same
furnished. And many other GOODS that are desirable.
Prices to suit the articles. As do not expect to Ledre
soon. nor sell off to close, my customersmay expect fair
dealing, and should any article prove not it is sold,
they have the privilege OF returning it.
T. H. SNOW,
At his old stand
August 2l, 1914. 5I2
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A LARGE and general assortment of cheap Family
n Bibles and Prayer Books, of every quality and
rety of Binding also, large collection Of Episcopal
works for Sunday Schools and private reading, great
variety Of Sermons Of the various denominations Of Chris
ans. Hymn Books of all kinds and qualities, all oi
which will be sold very reduce prices for The Cash
Call at the North Carolina Book Store Raleigh N. C..
TURNER g. HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, 1874 606-ly. {
o. Star will please copy. -.
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July sI,1s44.
SPLENDID COLLECTION

OF MEDICAL WORKS.
HORNER'S Special Anotomy, Devices Practice on
IL Children, Do. on Families, Dunglisons Humsn
Physiology, Hasse the Heart, Lawrence on the Eye,
Philips on Indigestion. Graham's Chemistry, Condc on
Children, Ellis Formuary, Alison's Pathology, Wat
sons Practice Cooper Hernia, Prou the Stomach,
ALSO new Edition OF Gums Domestic Medicine, and
great variety of other Medical Works reduced prices
for sale at the North Carolina Book Store of Fay
etteville and Morgan streets, the State House
Square. TURNER HUGHES
Raleigh, July 10, 1874 6O6.Iy.-7
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no tho Reading COInmtl1lify.

CHEAP.NOPEES! CHEAP Jsf0VELS. &c.
WNULNEY HALL, novel by r. Hood. w hims and
Oddities. in prose and verse, by T. Hsod, TEadi-
tions and Fairy Legands of the South Of Ireland by +.
Crofton Croker the life and adventures of Valepne
Vox the Ventroqust, by Henry Cockton, Caningsy or
the New Generation, by B. DesreaIe, Barney O'Reren,
1y Samuel Lover. Just received this day. with many
th.rs and for sale the North Carolina Book Store.
TURNER & HUGHES.
Rhsigi4. July 10, 1914 506-1y.
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WILL sell reasonable terms my tract Of land "
ing on Neuse river, in Wake .connty, twelve miles
East Of Raleigh. This tract contains s74 acres which
the 10 confident cannot be surpassed in point
of quality, by any tract of land now offered for sale in
Wake county, and such, invites all wishing to Dur-
chase 70 examine the said land they think of pur-
think they cannot help being pleased when the 0uaIity
and price Of the land known For further inioIma
dnn. apply to A r. MIAL
JulE IL, l044s 107-af,
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Notice.

N0t1cCs
kDORSUANT to an order of the Court of Pleas ,,,
n Quarter Sessions made at July Term 1874 IviT
sell to the highest bidder for cash. at the Court H'
door In Yanceyvilie, Caswell county, North Caroin
on Monday the S0th day Of September next. one NaT.
Man who calls himself Henry Meridith ChristopSS"
Hill and who represents himself to be free msU a's
was committed to Jail as Slave on the I7tb dsv ~
April, l84S. JOHN K. BROOKS,
Yanceyville, July 1st, 1874 S! SCs.i,
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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 Iaend carving on
the Dry Goods business in all ts various branches hey
have recently received general assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Among which may be found Bleaehed and Brown
Shrtings and Sheetings; Bedticks Hamilton Jeans
Suffolk Drills Apron Checks, &c. &C.
BazarInes; Bazarine Lawns; Printed Lawns ::
Mons. D'La:nes Challays;
figd Silks; Blk and Blue Blk. Bombazines. A l.
Pacca L4ustres; Fancy Prints;
Imperial Robes Cambria and Furnt Dimities :
Irish Linens Bonnets Ribbons
Bonnet Lawns {; Jaconett Swiss, Book Plaid and
Medium Mus.inss - go
White and Coored Cambricks Cambk, Swiss.
bobbnett and Thread Edsing and Insertions - ,
Hosiery of all kinds Shawls and Cravats Ia great
Variety y 90
a nd many other articleswhch we deem unnecessary
TO specify. = y -
The Gentlemen are informed that we have on hand
Clotns, -Cassimers, Gambroons. Drillings yestings
STOCKS Bosoms Collars. Suspenders, Gloves, Cravafs
ScarEs, Ties. &c. &c. &C. :
the public generaiya solicited to give us call be-
lore purchasing elsewhere determined to sell at
SnGH 7d01ce therefore great bargains may be obtain.
CO. RUSSELL ESKRIDGE.
Next door TO R. Smith