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Notice.

TENHE subscriber offers for sae delivered in Bal
IL timore and at prices corresponding with the hard
ness of the times, LEWIS H. MAUs portable Cast Iror
ITHRESHING MACHINES, ior threshlng Wheat Rye
Oats, and small seed, and cracking Corn in the ear fol
the purpose ofpreparing it for food for cattle.
The improvement which makes these Machines supe
rIor to any In in the Southern and Northern
country because of the body the cylinder being
in two pieces, with heads and teeth or points all
cast together, being solid nlGsS-thereby giving il
additional weight and obvating the danger spikes
flying out sometimes happens with the wooden cylen
DER which greatly endangers the lives the operatives
OF these Machines no fears need be entertained of their
for the reason of their having been
fully tried for three years past as yet no objection
has been made known to the Agent
Being the only Agent in North Carolina to dispose Of
said Machines, and living as do in section OF
country, feel 1t to be incumbent TO give notice
through the columns of of the public organs that
are so disposed) with said Machines
hey can be transported on wagon but more con-
Venleny on two from farm to another and after
irving at the place where the work is to be executed
canoe put up 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.
ana the two horse power, built after the construc-
ton and upon the same principle for $685. cash. deliver
ed as above stated WILL if requested by the purchaser
order at his or the risk, from Baltimore, said Machines
complete and ready for work. save the and braces
that proPe the horse power TO any point on the Rail
Road that ne or they may direct.
Orders for Machines will be forwarded to nv address
soon as the purchaser makes up his mind to buy In
order that may have them and sent to Baltimore in
for the buyer to get them home in due season.
municatons on this subject will receive my earliest al
tentioI, if directed follows:
DANIEL A. MONTGOMERY, P. M
.4Ibrights, W C.
chimes have been cast in Chatham county in this State
and that suit is about to be brought damages against
all nose making vending, or using the same, without
hrst procnrIug right for said Patent d. A. NJ
Jan III 4o44'~ 4S1- -6m.
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P0ETRY.
cLAY's soLILoQUY Nor HAMLET.s
by CHEEKS

BY CHEEKS.
To be, or not to be, that is the question:
Whether next s'Fourth of March, shall seated
With all due pomp and circum- -tance, upon
The presidential chair the base rout
Of Loco-focos shall defeat my purposes
To hit-to miss-no more Aye, if we hit,
To end this curs'd incerttud=, these doubts
We coons are heirs to-'tis a cnnsummafion
Devout1y to be wished. To hit-to miss;
To miss perchance the 'sspoils"-ay, there's the rub
For in the loss of them, what else may come,
When we have shufied of this 'lection's coil,
Must give US pause There's the respect
= That makes calamity of sta ndng thus
candidate with coons for who would bear
The whips and scorns of time, fhe T.ocos' sneer,
The honest mans contempt, the bitter pangs
OF scared conscience, rousng from its dumps
The insoence of worlsies, and the spurns
Defeated coons must Of the Locos take,
When he himself might his quietus make
With-three gin cocktails Who would be the fool
To grunt and sweat under this knavish life,
But that the thought of gaining the election
!, (T'hat unreaehd goal 6or whose attainment, twice
I've stroVe with might and an)-brsces the will
And makes me hope 'gainst hope. it may be SO
Thus interest does make rascals of US all
And thus the native hue of Patriotism
Is scklied o'er with narrow sel6shness;
And measures of great moment to the State,
With this regard, their currents turn away,
And lose the name of action.
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Valuable LAND For Sale.

TNHE subscriber, being anxious to remove to Texas
Il offers his plantation which he lives for sale.
The tract contains four hundred and fifty acres, lying
the waters OF Tar River adjoining the land of Gnstn
Perry, William b. Williams Boiling Melton and others
1t is suitably adapted the cultivation of cotton corn
and tobacco, containing three hundred and thirty
of woods, sixty of which low grounds that will
produce eight to ten barrels of the
also high land that will produce four six barrels
to the acre. There hundred acres cleared
most of which is ground There has been
some gold found the land. though having searched it
but little In fact, the land (or this country rich
we'll watered, and has comfortable DIV elng with two
large rooms below and above stars with excellent
out-houses and barns The purchaser by paying one
third cash. have time to make the balance by giving
undoubted security Call the subscriber Nash coun-
ty, N. C. LOUIS b. DUNN.
March IL, 1874. 4S9-ft
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ExPRESsIvE

Emphasis is known to be of great consequence
in public speaker. Gesture is sometimes equal
ly impressive. An anecdote is related of an Eng
lish clergyman who was tormented with terma-
CANT wife. By and by, she paid the debt of ma
tureH Her husband personally oficiated at the
funeral His speech was devoted in part TO the
thousand ills which flesh is heir to-" and was
concluded by Scriptural quotation. Extending
his right hand towards the grave he said" There
the wicked cease from troubling"-and then pla-
cling the same hand on his heart, he added" and
the weary are at rest"
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CHEAP
OAA
Dry Goods, Hardware, and Grocery
TORE

lVbtHE subscriber has just opened large supply O
- Dry Goods, Groceries. and Hardware, Fayette
vile street, (opposite Mr.. D. MURRAYs HoteD wher,
he invites all to call and examine his stock he in
tends not to be undersold by any house In the place
His stock consist of the following articles:
Dry Goods.
| Calicoes, of different figures and prices,
Muslins-Swiss, Jackonet, Book and Checked,
White Cambrics, Irish Linens,
Vestings, Brown Ii men, Brown Holland,
Grass Linen, Furniture Dmity,
Tallor's Canvass, Gambroons, Ribands,
| Ripka Stripes, Dowlass,
Silk, Bandana, and Corah Handkerchies,
Cotton Do. Chdrens' Do,
Muslin Cravats, Fans black and painted
Cotton waddiRg, Spool Thread all sizes,
Ounce and pack Pins, Hooks and Eyes plated,
Brown Sheeting, Bleached do,
Bleashed james, Apron Checks,
Plaid, Domestic, Bed Tickings,
Wash Blond Lace,
Sewing Silk, Patent Thread Turkey Cotton,
White Hosiery, Do half Hose,
Brown and mixed Half Hose,
Suspenders, Tuck and Side Combs,
Pocket Combs, fine Ivory do
Boxes Knitting pins, Nankeen,
Cotton Gambroons, Roam Mixtures
Coat Bindings, Figured do, balls Twist,
Vest buttons, Betta strap do, -
Button Moulds, Parasols, Shades.
Hardware.
Trace chains, Long handle Forks,
Shaving Glasses, Shoe brushes,
Backing OF the very best quality,
Superior shaving Boxes aud Brushes,
Ink stands, Waters, Fishing Hooks and Lines,
Cast, German and Blister STEEL, Nail Rods,
A large lot Of superior Pocket Knives
Knives and Forks of all qualities S. to 80 cents
Coffee Mills, Candle Shutters, Chisels all Sizes
Augurs, Sad Irons, Tea Kettles,
Brass Kettles, Razors and Straps,
Sewing needles, Pocket Steeyards,
Chest and Drawer Locks, Sand paper,
Wedding Hoes, long Shoves, Hammers,
Files oil sizes, Screws, Awl blades,
Whip Brooms, Papers tacks assorted,
Plate Locks, Sifters, Sheep shears,
Gmlets Frying Pans, and many other articles in the
hardware line
Groceries.
Sugars all kinds, large lot Coffee. cheap,
Nails all sizes, Bar Soap, Shaving do.
Shot and Powder, Pepper, Ai!sPice, Ginger,
Snuff, Writing paper, Cotton and wool Caros,
Bar Lead, Cigars. Shoe thread,
Bed Cords Sole and upper Leather,
Candles Sperm and Tallow, Tobacco, Rasins,
Flour Meal, Salt Bacon, Lald and many other articles
in the Grocery line. +.s-.
CrOckery.
China sets, Liverpool and common Dishes,
Liverpool and common Teas, Plates all kinds,
Steak Dishes, Tureens, Wash bowls and Pitchers,
Fancy Mugs chamber very large milk and small Bowls.
and many other articles
MEMS ladies' and boys Shoes Of all Sizes qualities and
prices. Also, chidren's Shoes, black and red
And many other articles. too tedious to mention all
of which will be sold low for Cash. to those that paw
puncual when called The subscriber feels thank
u for the liberal patronage he has received and hopes
10 merit continuance of the same.
JOHN R. WHITAKER
Raleigh, April 3, 1874. 1872 if
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FNNHIS DAY OPENING, at the Store on Fayette-
n vile Street, next door above Mr.. L. H. Shows Dry
Goods Store, large and choice collection of
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS;
English and American Annuals for 1914, Letter Paper,
Blank Books sc. &C. which will SELL for few days
only so per cent cheaper than any Establishment South
Of Philadelphia. Among the assortment may be found
Europe, vols Prescots Conquest of Mexico, vols
Scott's Works, complete 10 vos Byron's Works. we'll
bound: Lord Bolingbroke's Works, vols; Addsons
vols with plates and Maps; Josephus, fine edition Also
the Works of Irving. Burke, Bulwer, Marryatt, DeIs-
rael Cooper, Hemans Landon, and many other popular
writer's together with fine of Quarto Octa-
vo, Pew and Pocket Bibles, Prayer Books, Albums &c
o. For furthcrparticulars see Catalogues
o. L. CLEVELAND.
Raleigh March 15 49O-tf
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Neofihe Whig party profess to be the friends
Of religion, law and ordef. If true to this uro-
iession, we cannot vote for men who set at def
Iance man laws and Gods laws, and rush to the
commission of crime over tie conststution and
their Oatbs
Nay, am not sure that we ought not if our
Wing leaders persist in pressing on US such a
candidate, to take the most efectual way to pre-
vent his election 6u coting for has opponent
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PEARL&TREEF FENTJSE
No. SO PEARL-STREET.


THIS extensive Establishment possesses advantaoes
to merchants and others visiting the city over all
other Hotels in New York is situated in the centre
ofthe commercial operations the city The Exchange
Cusom-H House, Post Office, and principal Banks are
within few minutes walk of this Hotel.
This well-known Establishment is now in complete
order; Its apartments large, convenient and airy
and as for the table, suffice it say shall not be sur
passed by any Its location quiet and out of the noise
OF the omni6uses. and within few minutes walk of
Broadway The Propretors, grateful to the public
generally for their liberal patronage, hope merit by
their attentions and exertions continuance of their old
customers and friends Competent servants will be found
in every department of this Hotel
j. NJ. FLINT & co.,
jan zS' 1e44.-4SS-Sm-p. sProprietors.
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Notice.

NOtlCeo
M AS taken up in Currituck, and committed to Jail
w at Currituck Court House, NJ Carolina on the
third day OF January 1874, negro by the name of
Dick, commonly called Dick Toler Dick is a stout,
able bodied fellow about fifty years age quite black
with good teeth formerly belonged in said county of
Currtuck, and was sold by Mr. William S. Etherdge of
said county, IN 1886, to Mr. Edward Wilson, of Virgin
Ia ana DICK says he was taken by Mr. Wilson to Rich
lima, by the name of Thomas Jones' The owner is re-
quested to come forward. his ttle pay expenses
directs. BENJAMIN T. SIMMONS Io;Lors
Currituck C. H., Jan.s17, 1874 4s26m.
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.ssEWe CROCHERI. ST,O1Y1g.

IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
al No 30 Pearl ST., second oos o6Ove FtltO Street
HNyHE E undersigned having recently commenced tbe
oEockery Jobbing business, hasnow opened com
China. GLASS and EaFthenWare,
newly imported. and comprising the newest shapes and
patterns which viii be sold cheap for Cash or approved
Credits Merchants visiting the City are respectfully in
yted to call and examine the assortment when such
ducements will be offered will make it their interest
to- become purchasers
HENRY STEVENSON. 27o Pearl Stree, NJ Y.
March, 1914. 49l-lSt
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

NHE subscriber offers for sale the following desIraO
Il City property: -.
The two Acre Lot, on Fayetteville street, on when
there is an elegant and commodous brick buIloDs
with all necessary out houseshe residence OF the la
Mrs. r. Williams. Also, beautiful one acre buaiuS
lot on the opposite side of the street And the fooWiS
Acre Lots, known in the plan of the City No. ., NO
&c. No So, No. b. Nos. 40, Al and Az Nos "a and 20
Also. tractof LAND containing about 24O acres I"V
miles west of the City, joining the lands Of the late Gsp
Hunter. LEWIS L. WILLIAMS
Raleigh, March IL, 1874. 4s9t
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To Turpentine Makers.

TO Turpentine Makers.
A am no longer Inspector of Naval Stores
n and the Inspectors have discontinued the selling OF
hearticle, now offer myself AGENT for the sale
of Turpentne and Tar shall feel grateful to those
my friends who have heretofore favored me with their
business while INSPECTOR for continuance of their con-
6dence in the Agency line, and will say to the Tur-
penne makers generally, that should they favor me with
heir patronage, exertons shall be spared in
ting for them the highest market prices.
Commissions, per cent.
JESSE BOWDEN.
Wilmington, n. G. March 5, 1S44 49O-3t.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. IA, for 1914.
TO be drawn at Alexandria, D. C. Saturday. April lS
SPLENDID PRIZES.
prize of $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000,
81 OOO $780, 81 900 81 ,747, 25 Prizes of 81 600, rs
of $500, Is of $500. 200 prizes of 5000! sc. &c.
Tickets $lO-Halves $5-Quarters 81 So
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets $50
Do do of 25 Half do 65
Do do of 25 Quarter do 81 50
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State Of N. Carolina. OnslOw Countv
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb Term 49,
William a. Williams vs. Jno B. Pollock
Original Attachment
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
B. Pollock, the defendant in this case is not an St
tant of this States 1t is therefore ordered that pubcat;
be made in the North Carolina Standard for sx H~I
successfully, notifying the said defendant that he he
appear before the Justices of Court of pleas al
Quarter Sessions to be held for the said County At n
low Court House. on the first Monday IN Nav newt t
and there 70 repleyy and plead to issue otherwise JUDI
ment oy oeIaull Will be granted against him.
Witness, JASPER ETHERIDGE, Clerk of orr -,
Court at Office, the ls Monday in February 1874 lu
JASPER ETHERIDGE. G n n
& March 10, 1S44 {Pr adv $50 400 o. ~
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TO Country Merchants.
WOLF 81 JUSTISS,
81 BOlIimgbroOk Street,
eE@3NASS Petersburg, pa.
Would call the attention of Country Merchants who
intend purchasing their Goods this in Petersburg
or Richmond to examination of their Stock, which
will be found large and well assorted having been
leced with great from the best Manufactures
Norh embracing every quality and style of Fur Silk
Panama, Leghorn, Palm Leaf and Wool
HATS.
They think it unnecessary to enumerate farther but
will say, that they believe fherassortmen to be as good
and their prices shall be low as any other establish
ment of the kind in the State.
March Is, 1874 49O-5t
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@. @. n ELSON.
FAsHIONABLE TAILOR.

Gone door North of ]. c. PALMER's Jewellery Store
FAYETTEVILLE STREET,.
RALEIGH, W: C.
g tbs charges will be regulated by the times Cur
TING done at reduced prices
Dec. 6, 1843. A75tf
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REMOVAL.
~ w. J. RAMSAY, Watch Maker
S and Jeweer, takes this method
[F1 ! of informing his customers and
NIX /N4Y the public generally, that he has
10 sJ#sAS removed his establishment to the
Nv | 1AzES brick building of B. B. SMITH,
INN g ~ opposite Mr.. T. H. Shows Store,
14Azhls<zz=A where he will attend in person to
repairing all kinds of Watches Clocks and Jewellery,
and warrant them to perform well.
Gold and Silver Specacles, Pencils and Thim5les at
New York cost for CASH.
March IA, 1874. 490-3t
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Store, Where she Invites her
ends and customers to call Having reduced the pri-
fs of her present Stock, she will sell great bargains,
certicularly for CASH.
patriarch IA, 1874. 490-3t
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go-Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates o
Packages In the above Splendid Lotteries will receive m
most prompt attention, and account Of the drGc"S
will be sent Immediately after it is over all who may
order tickets from US. Address,
]. G. GREGORY CO. Managers,
Washington City, D. C.
March 20. 1874. 490-3tp
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Carriage for sale.

Carriage for Sale.
"A Very neat and newly made BarOuche for SAFE;
lA which will be sold cheap either for cash or goo"
March g. 1874 4SS-u
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$4,000 |

$50 000l
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Glass No. Is, tor 1874. To be drawn at Alexandria
D. c., on Saturday. April 27 1874
GRAND SCHEME.
prize of $50, 900, of $40 0OO of 900, of OOU
of $4,000, 10 prizes of 81 5OO 10 OF $500, 10 O$sOO
10 of $500! SC. &c.
66 No. Lottery-12 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $10-Halves $5-Quarte1s 81 80
Certificates of package of % whole IL ckets $lIV
Do do % half tickets So
Do do % quarter tickets ~ "
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state of N. Carolina, OnsIOw Coun1v

State OF N. Carolina, ORsIOW County
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Feb Term. 1871
William Cooke 0s. John B. Pollock.
Original Attachment
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that b
B. Pollock, the defendant in this case is not an nbsb
ant of this State 1T rs therefore ordered that publication
be made in the North Carolina Standard for six weaL
successfully, notifying the said defendant that he be and
appear before the Justices of Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, to be held for the said County at ne
low Court House, the first Monday in MAY next then
and there to rePevy and plead to issue otherwise udg
ment by default will be granted against him.
Witness, JASPER ETHERIDGE, Clerk of our said
Court at Office, the Ist Monday in February 1874
JASPER ETHERIDGE, C. c. c.
March Is, 1874. (Pr adv $51 4eO.6t
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State of N. Carolina, OnslOw COun1C

State of N. Carolina, OnslOw County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb Term 1s..
George P. and Richard H. Grant vs Jno B. PolIocl,
a. Original Attachment
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court tbat
B.PollOck, the defendant in this case is moi an inS.L
tant of this State 1t is therefore ordered that
be made1n the North Carolina Standard for six weo
successiVelys notifying the said defendant that he he S
appear before the Justices of Court of Pleas S
Quarter Sessions, to be held for the said County at
low Court House, the first Monday in Nav next th
and there to repevy and plead 10 issue otherwise iS
ment by default will be granted against him. Jung
Witness, JASPER ETHERIDGE, Clerk of our s.id
Court at Office, the 1St Monday in February 1914 iu
JASPER ETHERIDGE, c. c. c.
March Is, 1914. (Pr adv. $5l 4sG-St
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State Of N. Carolina. OnSlOW: COunty
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb Term 1874
Gardner Shepard, Administrator of Thomas Mashborne
os. John B. Pollock. Original Attachment.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
B. Pollock the defendant in this case is not an inhab
tan of this State 1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the North Carolina Standard for six weeks
excessively, notifying the said defendant that he be and
appear before the Justices Of Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sefsons to be Leld for the said County, at Ons
low Court House, the first Monday in May next then
and there TO repeyy and plead issue otherwise udg
ment by default will be granted against him.
Witness, JASPER ETHERIDGE, Clerk of our said
Court at Office, the 1st Monday in February 1874.
JASPER ETHERIDGE, C. C. C.
March Is, 1914 (Pr. adv $5) 1906
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state of n. Carolina, OnsIOw Coun1-

state OF II. Carolina, OmSIOW COuntv
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Feb Term, 1874
Alfred Shepard Us. John B. Pollock.
Original Attachment
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Job,
B. Pollock, the defendant in this case is not an nbab
ant of this Sate 1t is therefore ordered that publicat
be made In the North Carolina Standard for six weeL
successfully, notifying the said defendant that he be
appear before the Justices of Court of Pleas and
Quarter sessions, to be held for the said County at %
low Court House, the FIRST Monday in Nav next tbn
and there to repevy and plead issue otherwise wd
ment by default will be granted against him. 'N1s
Witness, JASPER ETHERIDGE, Clerk of our ,.;d
Court at Office, the Isl Monday in February 1874 N'O
JASPER ETIIERIDGE, C. G. r
March Is, 1874 (Pr. adv $5) 4eO a.
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$4,000! S2O,Oo0l sIO,oOOl

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
CLASS FOR 1874. To be edrawn at atAexandra, D. G.,
on Saturday, April 20, 1914.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prizes of $50 900, of 500 900, of $40 OOO Of &c.
600, of 900, of So 9I5 so of 81 OOO SO of $500,
SO of $3.50, I3O of $2OO &C. sc. sc.
IS Number Lottery-13 Drawn Ballots
Whole Ticket only $l2-Half Ss6-Quarter $3-Eighth
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state OF N. Carolina. OMSIOW County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb Term. 1874
George W. Davis John B. Pollock.
Original Attachment.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
B. Pollock, the defendant in this case not an inhab
tant of this State 1T is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the North Carolina Standard for six weeks
successfully notifying the said defendant that he be and
appear before the Justices of Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions to be held for the said County at Ons
low Court House, on the first Monday in May next then
and there to replevy and plead to issue otherwise udG
ment by default will be granted against him.
Witness, JASPER ETHERIDGE, Clerk of our said
Court at Office, the Let Monday in February 1874
JASPER ETHEkIDGE, C. C. C.
March Is, 1874. (Pr adv IS -49O6t
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WILLIAM y. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Raleigh. N. C.
NOV. 1913. 473-Iy.

Nov. 1913.
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REMOVAL.

MRS. RAMSAY respectfully
informs the Ladies that she has
removed her fancy MILLINA-
RY ESTABLISHMENT to the
Brick Store, next door to B. B..
SMITH, and in the same build
ling, and opposite Mr.. SHOWS
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fHE subscriber has just opened large supply of
II Dry Goods, Groceries,, and Hardware on Fayette-
vile street, Opposite Mr.. d. MURRAY's Hotel) where
he invites all to call and examine his stock as he in
tends not to be undersod by any house the place.
His stock consist of the following articles: