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nOYLE's CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT

nOYLE's CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT
HS The patrons of this lucky spot received several
splendid Christmas presents in the shape of Capital
Prizes. 81 three No. tickets sold during the last
week, all OF them handsome prizes--among the rest
one of $4,000, one Of Sl7Oo, one of $780, of $1,000,
sc. This ought TO establish the fact even if it were
not already established, that the place get prizes
at DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, IA Pratt st, oppo-
site the Railroad Depot and next TO Bradshaw's U. s.
Hotel, where all the capital prizes hand and for
sale in the following splendid schemes to be drawn
this week:
TUEsDAY-Capitai sa,0Oo, tickets SGT, shares ia.
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, Capital of $4,000. Tickets S.,
shares in proportion.
THURsDAY-Capital Prize $l5,O0e Tickets s.,
shares in proportion
FRIDAY-Capital Prize of $4,000. Tickets only
81, shares in proportion.
SATURDAY $4,000, tickets $lI. saturday'sis a
superior scheme for paekages-go in for them. Risk
on package S. only. DOYLE has sold more prizes
in the package than any other vender in Baltimore.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who put
chase by the packags or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the PACKAGE single ticket, share, All orders, pee
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. BOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
II fRl Opposite b. s. o. z. K. Depot. 4
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NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
II REAT BARGAINS IN FANCV CO.

NNUht gshiNUhtNS Nv FHNO1 NUUHS,
IN DOLLS, TOYS and CUTLERY.-Such as Scis-
scrs, Knives, Razors, Fancy Boxes, Grace Hoops,
dressed and unsressed Kid Dolls; also. Doll Heads of
all sizes, Crying Babies, Birds with moving wings
brass and tin frumpcts, Whips, Violins, Pistols Fire
Crackers, Glasses, Cologne and Lavender Waters,
Head, Cloth, and Tooth Brushes; Jewelry Spectacles
DRESSING fine tooth, twist and side CO!abs, Needles
&c. sc all cheap for cash,
WIN {. HARRIS, No. 81 Baltimore-s,.
d25d Three east Of Ho,idayst,
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EN0R SALE. A likely negro WOMAN about 81
n years of age, with child months old, slaves
for life. The woman is good plain cook and just
from the country Also, likely negro gl, having 10
years serve-she is first rate house servant-they
will be sold low. Apply at this office. d3l-2t*
WATCHES, JEWELRY & SPECTACLES.
WYNN. ID. ELTONHEAD, from Philadelphia,
w manufacturer of Gold and Silver Spectaces
Spoons and fine Jewclry of every description OH
hand. Also, Clocks, of the best makes, wholesale
and RETAIL
N. B. Watches and Clocks REPAIRED in the best
manner and OH the most reasonable terms, at
No. 1879 BALTIMORE STREET,
d3l-u between North and Calvert SITS.
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CALVERT HALL.


THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY e, 1915.
kE AS. BAILEY respectfully announces to her
1TM friends and the public, that she will give grand
EOChL. AND INSTRUMENTAL, CONCERT, on
THURSDAY EVENING, Ian. ID; at CALVERT HALL,
on which occasion she will he assisted by Mr.. Mas
selt, Ba7itone, from the New York, Boston and Pha-
delpha Concerts; also by the following eminent Pro
essors who have voluntcerrd their services;-Mr.
ROHBOe'K, Mr.. ALLEN, DR.. j. G. WOOD, and Mr..
nopean, andam obiigato accompaniment 10 one of Mrs
Baey's Songs:
Tickets 50cents each, TO. be had, wish programme.
at the Music Stores, Mr.. Hubnson's Library and AT
the door on the evening,
The room will be comfortably warmed aad will he
open at half past g. Concert 10 commence half past
I O'Clock d3f-9t
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English Animals for 1915
American do for 1915
Illustrated STANDARD Poets
Family Bibles, elegantly bound
Bibles aud Prayer Books, in Velvet
Book of Common Prayer illustrated
Albums, Juveniles, &c.
Backgammon Boards, Chess. Maps, SC.
FRENCH Works, ILLUSTRATED.
Voyages en- Zig Gag, fun English calf
Voyage on il vous paira
Petit Careme ct Sermons chooses
Historic de L'Empereur Napoleon
Fables de Forian, iustrecs par GraMdville
Silvio Pellino, Mes Prisons
Oeuvres completes de Beranger
Oenvres completes de Madame dc Stael.,
Together with large assortment of illustrated
works of the best London and American editions.
suitable for presents, that will be sold low to close
wholesale or retail. d3l-ot
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HNQUITAI4.E LIFE INSURANCE. So

e. CIEFY. This Society will hold u stated meet
ing on THURSDAY, 9th Janrsty and any person de-
sirouS of becoming member of the same, ean do 50
an application to either of the undersigned officers
The terms of membership only 25 every three
months: the benefits al the death Of member, 81
t:om each menbefite be paid to- the widow, orphan
children, or whomc9cver he may viii it,
The advantages resulting from, neal eship in this
Society are worthy of serious consideration 10 men
desrng to make some provision fer their familiesater
deGta; they here offered nducem not 10 be at
tain sd in any other way so cheaply
DAVID PARR, Bond ST near Pitt
k. B. WARDEN, Asquith ct. opp Douglas.
DAVID z. PhRR, 10 Baltimore street
JOHN w. WOODS, 1874 Baltimore ST.
WIN. q. CUNNINGHAM, 257 NJ Gay ST.
j. r. SIMPSON, 254 N. Gay-st
REIN HASLUP, 81 N. Frederickst
d3l-Gt J. X. FOREMAN, Gay, near Aisguiih-st
VALUABLE WORKS-SuitabIe for New
v YEARS. Presents, all elegantly bound, on sale al;
WATERS & STEVENSON'S,
Rnltirnore
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II Al EAh, w HEN SCHOOlFl btiD Il co. expect
to deal out the gold hanGUomey They sold yesterday
10 Nos ~ 30 is prize Of S 1000, sold to gentleman
OF this city Nos y 40 50, q prize of 800, sent to
Chambersburs Pa; Nos. y % 50, prize of 500
sold 10 a citizen. -
Nos. Md. Cons. Lottery cabs la6, drawn Dec. Both.
lowest prize S4, are
10 SO 60 6s ii 10 70 % l8 % 10 o. Is
Draws TODAY, the beas ,iful scheme of Md. Con
Dosidated Lottery class So
II
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Whole tickets s2S-shares in proportion.
QB- Risk on package in this splendid little SCH !
only s. so for % qua ter tickets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Consolidated Lottery /
l26, drawn Dec. 30-lowcst prize 81:
40 So 60 60 IL 10 ~ % Is % 10 o.yl
GI3- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY CO., No. 3 CalYcrt-sfA
1t Baltimore, Marylbp'
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13
MARRIED..

In this town, Tuesday evening 9Th inst, BY
Rev. Adam Gichtist, Mr. Robert Stuart,
chant, to MissC a harne Nurchson, second dsugh-
ter OF the late John urcEison, Esq., all of this place.
We acknowledge with pleasure the receipt Of the
ample FEE, and beg leave to say to young
friends upon their entrance into new relations
May JOY be yours and many long years,
With all that TO this life endears.
In Fayetteville, Thursday night, IN inst
Mr. Elias N. Fort, to Miss Pherehe Newell, all of
this place.
In this county, the 2s.h u't.. MIR Archibald
Men i'll, of Robson, 10 NJ SO Isab lila Mcneil.
In Onsl"w county, en- the 18th u't., James Fl
Foy, Esq, TO Miss Catharlne Honse. On the
2ls1 ull.. Jacob King Miss Sarah " hie. Ga
the 26h u!s., Or John Shack eford TO Miss India IA
Humphrey, daughter of William Humphrey, ESQ.,
all of that county
In Moore county, the cath u!t., James Gaines
Esq aged about 81, revolutionary soldier, f~ hich
completes his 9Th :narriage,l to Mrs Sarah Kidd
aeed about 60.
IA Guford county, On e9,h ul'., Mr. Fields Lane
to Miss Jane SapP. Also, on Cd inst, Dr. Geo
Swain 10 Mrs A ana ]. Rich.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

A MISTAkE.-The last number of the
Coon sprint in this town. says that ssvarious
attempts have been made within the last few
days TO revise and modify the present Tariff;
but they have all been voted down.
Did not the editor know that such as not
the case? If he had said that several at
tempts to instruct the Committee Of Ways and
Means to revise aud modify the Tariff in their
report to the House on the subject, he would
have been correct; but The a.ticIe in his last
paper, would lead the public TO believe that
the subject Of the Tariff had actually been be
fore Congress for discussion and final action.
We hope he will set the matter ght before his
readers, as be is either mistaken, or has mis-
represented the matter entirely.
The propositions to instruct The Committee
/ of Hays and Means we're voted down be-
cause the majority have every confidence in
the committee, and do not wish 10 embarrass
them by n,ruclious. So says the Globe which
onohl 10 be good authority.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13
TEST QUESTIONS.

The National Intelligencer seems TO look
upon the votes given in the House of Repre-
sentatives upon The various propositions TO in-
s,ruc, ths Committee of Ways and Means, as
"test questions," showing that the present
tariff is approved. 1t is not surprising that
the editor of the National Intelligencer should
hold ont this idea. He wishes the present
tariff to stand, and Mr. Clay has declared him
self in favor Of it, 1t is verv natural then,
tina, the editor should eudeavor to impress the
public favorabiy towards Mr. Clay's policy.
by assuming, under any shallow pretext, that
the democracy Of the House have promptly
given in adhesion TO it.
The supposi,ion that the existing tariff ''1ciH
not be touched at the present session." be-
cause the House have not reiterated the order
to the Committee of Ways and Means 10 per-
form the duties prescribed III the rules provid-
ing for its appointment. aud implied In its
very name, Is ve,y singular, considering the
circumstances of the Government. The pro-
hibitory or protective character Of the present
tariff renders it wholly inadequate to meet
current expenses, aud the Secretary of the
Treasury issues Government paper money
to supply the daily deficiency. Ia this state
| of things, Committee of Ways and Means
is appointed TO devise ways and means to
save the Government from the bankruptcy
impending under the burdens of The Federal
expe nditures and its aboriive tariff; and it is
supposed the committee will not do it's duty
under the rule insi,uting it, aud the necessity
dema nding it, because the House has not
thought fit to repeat its order, before the com
mi,tee has had lime to comply with the first
command embodied 10 the Fundamental law
under which it is organized.
The organs OF the democracy understand
the motives Of such sGuibs as the lntell'gen-
cer's- Globe.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13
SUPREME, COURT.

The Supreme Court of North Carolina
commenced its " inter Term, in this city, ou
Monday last. The following persons have
obtaiDed license 10 practice law
In the Superior Courts.-R r Bridgefs of
Iarboro' Il Fl Leary Jr, Edenton; j n
Washington, Newbern; J Ii Coleman, Ash
vile; VIM B Pope, Halifax VIM + Brown.
Caswe; Benz T Atkins, Cumberland; G
Meares, Wilmington; f Heart, Hills
boro', II w Covineton, Richmond county
1. the County Courts.-J A Moore & W
Stedsnan, Piltsboro'; W L Dortcb, Nash; 3
NJ Baxter, Currituck; Z B Gordon, Gates
W F Martin, Elizabeth City; Chas de
Choiseul, Henderson CO; JOS McCiees, Tyr
sell; w 2 Bynum, Stokes; S IeifuIr,
Washington; Geo " Brooks, Elizabeth Ci-
ty; Israel Cox, Randolph Roien, Chero-
kee; } N Houston, Iredeil; D Fulton, Ra-
elgh ; I. Bridsers, Edgecombe: X
Nash, Hsboro'; E c Davidson, Meckien
burg RdLeioh Regisier
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13
Arrivals * Departures of the
MAILS.
Post Office. Eayettev n. G.

The LU UMEKION MAIL arrives III O'Clock
Sunday, w ednesday and Frida evening $, is ci"sed
and departs al O'Clock, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday mornings
The CARIHAGE& SALISBURY Y NAIL AZ.
r'ves at P NJ on Wedne esdays and Saturdays.
IS closed and departs a 6 A. NJ. on Nj ondays anJ
Thursdays
The eELIZABETHTOWN MAIL arrives by 3
O'Clock on Sunday. W ednesday ,ar. d Friday morn
ings, is closed and departs al U oc.ock, Mom-
day, w ednesday and Friday mornings.
The WILMINGTON AND CHARLESTON
| MAIL, ria. w ARSAW, and CLINT ON arrives
! on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat'day, bou, !
q. m. land departs on Sunday, Tuesda! and Thurs
day, at 6 O'Clock, P. m
The LAURENCEVILI.E MAIL arrives hy S
O'Clock on Tuesday even.n4,is closed snd dcpar; 5
nj O'Clock on "Wednesday morning.
The NORTHERN y M ALL arrives daily lex
cept Mondav} by : O'Clock ne morning, epd
departs daily Except Sunday at , O'Clock u =
evening.
The SOUTHERN MAIL arrive. daily by !
o'clock in the afternoon, and departs daily 8
o'clock he morning.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13
DIED.

II this coupty, the 3lst ut, a:t.r pro ractcd
Illness, John Men, i'll, Sen.
On the 7th ut., Co! John McN.iH fprnc,y q
Moore county, II. C., and late OF Autuuea county,
Ala, aged about 55.
In Stany county, on the 9Th ulf-, Mr. Thomas
" add H. Sen, in the 75d year OF his age.
In Wilnin in otun, on the 9Th inst. Mrs Elizabeth
Harriss rect of the late William Harriss, aged g.
years.
In Kemper CO., Miss Oh 29th October, Mir Danl
McPhaul, Formerly resident OF Eobeson CO, n. c
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13
GUN SMITH
ESEk5L-SEhGN- = *

(.Nert door to T.. u. OrTeu ana y. II. 9. u.
MARTINEZ
THE Subscriber has take n this stand to omen his
shop. where he intends carving on the GUN
SMITH BUSINESS in all its branches. He vii!
also furnish Rife Guns suitable for the times, and
will warrant them to be good He will mend and
repair Gun locks and Pistols, and put Locks on
doors of all kinds; mend Umbrellas, Walk ing
Canes and Pocket Knives
n B. The country people can be accommodated
by brin eing their Guns TO market with them, they
can have them ready to carry back with them:
' F. A HARPER.
+4.Observcr cory. 2e9'".
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

New JERsEy.-Tt is said in the Newark
Post that Mr. Webster has purchased for
$25, 900, the Weehawken House, formerly
owned by Judge Bergen, situated about two
miles from Hobokeu. II so, We presume he
intends to reside in New Jersey for objects
connected with his legal pursuits.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

WHITE OWIS.-Ihe following we find
III the National ulci!igencer, which reminds Us
that y..ung lad, son Of Mil. A, A,Nsxon, shot
q White o.. on lsiday the 9Th, measuring Z
tive feet from tip 70 tip Of she wings. That
was a sofsner, and should be sent 10 the Mu-
scum
A WnlrE OwI-.-Au extraordinary, large
aad splendid bud Of the above description
was shot, in the neighborhood of Washington
al pennoukey, by Mr Edward c. Beent, OF
the 10Th nlt., and has been presented 10 'h'
National Iustitutc.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

are aware that Slnte Temperance Conyen-
ton IS 10 be held III Fayetteville on the 22d
Of february next, aud We have been desire d
10 state that j; is expected that Dir john Haw
Lecturer, will be present, aud addiess the
toHyent!on-
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13
1T WON'T DO.

In the last number Of the Coon ssprint in
this town. is published string OF extracts from
The Presidents Messages, to prove that all our
former Presidents were high Tariff men from
principle.
We all know, and no one denies, that in
the infancy Of our Government, and Of our
county, every patriot was for fostering and
encouraging, by ever, legal means. our in
fant manufactures patriotism prompted such
a course al that time, and constant 1Uar made
it necessary that it should be done. Ii was
done from motives Of policy and a sense o!
It's necessity and the benefit TO be derived
therefrom. But now, we have had nearly a
! 80 years peacc-our mechanics and aftlza rs
have become skilled aud learned in their pro-
fessions, and can compete with the world,
and should we have 4 war, should not be
| dependent upon any one for manufactured
articles
Then where is the policy-where the bene-
fit 10 be deriYed-where the principle Of equity
aud justice OF taxing the people now TO pro-
,ect our manufactures Times have changed
consequently the policy Of the Government
must change with them.
Il is useless aud s' humbuggeous y 10 bring
up these extracts now, to prove that those
great men high tariff men from pfiuci
ple All we ask is tina, the people in readps
those extracts will recol!ect the times in which
and for which they we're written. Let then
recoiiec that.
Mr. Calhoun voted for the high tariff o
1916; but he did il 10 pay Off the War debt
and il is not 70 be argued from that, that Nj
Calhoun is . high tariff man. Therefore
such arguments s'wnnt do"
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

sYe call the attention Of the ci'izeus 10 the
advertisement Of the Lecture 10 be delivered
hy Mr. Cotton, on Tuesday evening next, at
MIR Hardn's School Room. No one who
knows The Lecturer will fear hat he will not
get lie worth oi the fee.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

THE MAIL from the north failed on
Thursday last. On Friday, Thursdays mail
arrived, and on Saturday anohe: failure &C
cured Therefore, if our patrons find dry
seading, they must attribute II IA part to that
oCcuFEeuce.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

MARKET. The weather has been rainy and
iiss grecable during the past week. and but little
outdoor business transacted. Cotton continues to
advance. and has sold generally at fiom 81 TO 8.
and heard Of one small lot SO 80 per 100 lbs.
Thursday morning opened bright and clear. AID a
considerable number Of wagons arrived, loaded
with cotton the most if not all of which sold at
the above prices.
In regard to Other articles, believe the mark et
stands il did last week
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13
CHARLESTON MARKET.-Jan. G, 1874.

CHARLESTON MARKET.-Jan. c, ie44
Cotton The excitement which has pervaded the
U Upland mark ct for some time past, has subsidized,
as the operations in the article throughout the week
lust closed do exceed $500 bales, which, il must
be admitted, is trifiing enous Tor the SEASON. In
the present state Of lie marht qu0ati must be
considered nominal. The receipts Of the week are
9437 bags and the sales were made at g. 8, and 8
Riee.-There has been active demand for rice
since last weekly report both for foreign ship
ment and the home market. The better qualities,
however, have not been much sough alter, and pr-
ccs are fully an Of a dollar lowe
Grain.-The receipts OF Corn since Our last have
been II, 500 bushels, from Mary nd, North Ga
rona, and Virginia, of which 22oo brought ~, the
balance were said a. prices ranging from A. to As
cents per bushei 220O bushels North Carolina
Peas sold at 40 cts.
Flour sold at ;. to + nddlln: is held at a 4!
extra brands 3 per barrel.
Salt from 81 so to ST. 35 per sack.
Sugars from z. per b.
Moasses.-i5 Is hhds. Cuba. ard i72 hhds and
3s5 barrels New Orleans were sold from the wharf
at prices ranging from 26s TO p cts. per gallon
Courier
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13
Wilmington 5farket--Jan. 10.

The latest sales Of turpentine reported were from
as TO / 80. OF tar IS to 80 cts. Not much Of
either article has come in within the week pasr,
Timber continues of ready sale mi, brings s to
DIS, shipping, 7. Sales OF lumber are frequently
boards 81, scantIing Al. r Q hid slaves dressed
have brought 10 dis. Shingles worth from to
dig. per thousand, ordinary qualities.
Corn.-Ths article is in demand here the mar
ket being almost bare. Sales on plantations the
nechbo rhood have been made at SO cents per
bushel.
Bacon.-New comes to hand rather freely; s TO 7 j
it may be quoted al for hog round Pork is worth
4 to Al
There have been some sales OF rice at s.
A cargo of Cuba mo'asses on the wheri is held at
about "a cts.-C -Chron,ce.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13
PRICES CT rem T.
FrAYET TEVIELE.
Corrected eeehiy tor !Ae .NvfiA Cu,vitu

FAYE TENILLE.
In order TO obviate any mistdke, we state that tn
prices in the hes below, quoted for II produc
-om h country, q! the prtces at which II IL ssd
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13
News by Mails.

SUDDEN DEATH FROM EXPOsuRE.-We
are indebted TO the politeness OF Gen. Paul
Qua,,Iebum, for the following notice of a
Coroners Inquest in Lexington District.
" i'll the Fayetteville North Carolinian and
Observer have the kindness 10 copy it, that
the melancholy intelligence may thereby reach
the father of tine deceased! Should il be de-
sirahls TO him TO write to Mr. Harvey Boles,
at whose house the death occurred, we pre-
sume Leesvie is the nearest Post Office to
him, but are not certain. 1t is however near
est to Gen. Quattlebum, whose well known
poiieness and uEbanity assure US he would
take pleasure in answering any inquiry ad-
dressed to him
s.On Saturday, the 23d Dec, l was present
at Corouer's Inquest held over the dead body
of one James Brewer, aged about % years.
It appeared from The testimony, that he resided
last year in Henry county, Alabama, and left
there on the 10th Of the month, in company
with Mr. Joel G. Reece, both intending to
visit their relations in North Carolina. They
travelled in Jersey Wagon, and camped OF,
at uign,, without even bedding TO protect them
from the chilling rains aud blasts. Expo
sure. and perhaps a too frequent use Of stimuli
ants TO expe cold, brought on CONGESTION Of
the bowels and brain, which ended his earthl'
| career Oh Friday evening, at the house of Mr.
| Harvey Bowles, in Lexington District, S. c.,
on ssThe Two Notch Road" leading frcin
Columbia to Augusta, 25 miles from The for
| mer, and - miles from the latter place.
He left horse, wagon, gun, pistol, and
| the rise of Sl20 in money. out OF which bis
burial expenses were paid. He was decent
Iy inferred in the burial ground of nelghbor-
ing Church. His father is supposed to be
living in Cumberland county, n. G., about
40 miles from Fayetteville; but Mr. Reece
| could not tell his address. 1t is hoped that
| the above sad intelligence will reach him
through the columns Of the public Journals
| Columbia South Carolinian.
! A NEW SET OF PHILosoPHERs.-We
have received the first number Of paper caiieo
the Communists, published at Mottyi'le
Ouondago county, New York, the organ OF a
new sect of Philosophers. Their principles
10 guessed from the following extract:
1ual the world around
re- the commor
and selling
and parties
oiiticians
'rosities
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13
~ SHIP NEWS. :,s:= A=
.a1x zase1zxx .SE::sszzzk e
F,fTETTETILLE.

Arrived, on the Tin, Steamer Cotton Plant,
with goods for J II s J MARITIME. G McNeill,
Rockish Co, T Hawiey, E w Willkiugs
FL Branson: B Rose, E l. Winslow, Gaid-
ner & McKe,han, Simpson & Mclaughlin,
E Fuller, j D Starr. Boon s. Breeze, Fl l.
Myrover & Co, Hail s Hall. Z I Ha:gh s.
Son, S Hinsdale, P P Johnson. II s. E }
Lilly, W j Anderson, j c Thompson & Co:
j r Gee, w E kirkpatrick, G Schwa,z
'nan, Jno Brown, Jones & Dunn, A j Eram-
bert, Fl Efambeft, E J Hale, T w Blake
and D Shaw, of this place: aud for Fl A
London, J Fl Hill, Jesse Thompson, ID l.
Swain, Owen HadIey, j & A c Blum, i
Belo, c B Wheeler, Jenkins & BiIcs, j Fl
Enniss, Prof Phillips, Blum s. Son, Salen,
Co, VogIer & Gather, Il Allison, j II Bit
ing, Salisbury Co, w r Biting, aud W
Thomas. Of the inferior.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

OLE bt Ii, said 10 be The greatest vio-
lipl- now living (Paganini IS dead is enrap-
turing the people Of Charleston with his ssor
deifi performances on ti1a, instrument. I,
Is said that be eau make any sort Of noise
stance, the angel sigh Of lovely woman TO
the rav!ngs u Il mad GuN
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13
LECTURE.

THE Rev. Simeon Cotton i'll deliver 4 lecture
before the Fayetteville Library Institute on Tues
Price of admi,,ance IS cts, for gentleman and one
lady gentleman and two ladies 37} cents.
The proceeds 10 re applied TO the establshmsat
Of permanent public Library in Fayetteville.
Will the public favor the Society with their a,ten-
dance7 JNO. NJ ROSE, Ssc'y.
JAN I3 1874
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

o. \ family on Staten Island, y. l., The
vile and child "i Capt Housesnan who was
absent al The time) murdered on ur about
The first inst, The house robbed and then fred,
and burned down. 4 sister of Capt. House
man. ua'ned Mrs Bodine. and her paramonr,
ed, and will doubt be convicted Of the
crime. Waite is said to be Of wealthy paren
,age. bot has fallen; and inc always
ms been Of rather bad character. Considera-
bic piunder was obtained.