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BOARDING FOR MEMBERg.

.VENHE Subscriber, having rented the large House
"a south Of w. r. GALES on Fayettvie Street,
recently occupied by Capt. Lucas will be prepared
10 Accommodate with genteel board Is 10 Is MEM
bprs Of the approaching Legislature. either with or
without their Horses. Terms moderate
JOHN BUFFALOW
n. B. Good comfortable Carriages aud finr Hor-
ses, Saddle Horses. &c. be had at the shortest
notice, al ali hours. Horses will also he kept by
the day, month year, at a rea<onabIera rate.
Is' Large spacious lots for DrOyers.
October g 52I-di
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H:H. FJE.7s9T.VGS g. Co..
DIAPERS &. TAILORS
IMPORTERS OF
Cloths, CassIIlereS, VeSiiIgs, Fancy
Dress Articles &c.
q
ioPPosITE TIE PARK pnrsr,1xA

ioPPosITE TIE PARK PoUSTAIN}
Soi.lCIi attention froU, those visiting New York fo
- large assortment Of .NETT obs for Fail and
" inter #e9F, aeected 9Th vew of rendering their
t!ncS a. r't IL ilay draricty can hclJ,i in the
t1E oFeFcoatS Ctoa&s, &c.-FrcacE ard English Cloths
foT pr e:s and Froc Coats-saoos new styes Of Cssis
tneTs-8ch Pelvet, Aerno, Silk. and Satin Yesting-
"eE VIII oe made up 70 orter al prices 10 sustain our
rsa iFn rs pIeneeTi in the progressive thai
= sFsrt IG he cause of complaint st cash purchasers
arc 'Scn 'ar others eeiinquencFs The styieanei fisl
ahd in ihs - tAc sequel Of the extensive
N ad !hGn to The STOCK Of goods usually kent az the
i.adc tey nave always landau cx. crsiye assortment
81 afst qairty ready made Garments Comprising Overs
.aats t.aks Dfcss and Froctt Coats P1HfIte3ns
*; Fancy. Dress ertielesin greai yaliety
fo tse~ fotk' AaS .2s, Isl 5I5-l3t
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Iso The Reading Comm,

= t1IE.4P .a0VELS! ICTIE.fp .NOTELE T..
Il, .nofef hy Il. Hood, VIM, 9'
tlddltfes, IN prose and verse, by r. Hood TrT
ons aud egands ofstLe South of Ireland r. 'T'
l.fottonsl The ffe and adventures Of YaIcNi
gpS ltIiioqast by Hetpy Cockton Canjrrs"
the ess lion hy B. Dcsreale, Barrie; OPfii
" Samuel EorerzJGst received this lay with r,
thsfs, adfeF s2l al tite North Caroline Back St
=, -. - e TURNER 5, HUGHES
II ~ "a i: se4 t5toi t ) } ~ 81 4.7--s 5O6-r
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Hoods no. / Olisterss

y can furnish tho inhabitants Of Raleigh and.
Il the surrounding country, with the above
named article day fresler than from olii
er source Mr.J. w. STEVENS s is my agent in
Raleigh. in The Oystes business alone III orders.
will be thankfully Tcceis and attended 10 at the
times at 9Yh1. I. BAIN'sH H0 TEL.
THQS.W 0OD.
Petersburg q
Oct. t6, 1914. 520.3t.
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TOPARENTs.

A lady who has nad several years experience as
a teacher, wishesto Obtain the situation of Cover
ness IN private family. She will engage teacIz
the usual English branches. the piano and orna-9
mental works-she will give The highest references
and will require the same. Application (post pniol)s
to J. II. Post Office Baltimore Md. wilt receive at
tention. 531-3W
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NO IICE.

Was taken up in Berlie county and committed to
Jait al Windsor Berthe county North Carolina on
ihe 10Th of August 1874 negro man who SAYS
ais name is=Jlm, and says he belongs 10 Mrs. Elisha
Parke who lives in the State of Ohio and she Jeff
him in the possession of Thonlas Joiner of North
sH'Ption county North Carolina her agent. The
owner IS req1est<eI 10 come forward, prove his title.
pay exp" nses and take him way or he will be dealt
with the law directs
JOHN FREEMAN, Sheriff.
Oct 1874. 52o-Gm
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shazvls, Cloths. CassiIneres, vcstInes, &c.
:, Fancy 5Merino, Paid, Thibet, and 1914 Back
pieces double wove Beaver CLOTH and
lew pieces Plaid French Velvet, also The Cash,
mere, Brocade and Silk YES TINGS, which will
be sold low. II. a. BADHAM & co. :
* Oct. g., 1871. 5I9- !
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state of N. Carolina. Reaufort county.

state of n. Carolina. Beaufort county.
Dempsey H. Latham rs. Jeremiah C.Perkins.
Original Attachment returned to Beaufort County
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Septen1-
Der Term, 1871. Returned levied on two horses,
two carry logs and chains, three oxen. three fats,
round andhewed logs, one canoe, and one buggy.
1T appearing that Defendant is not an inhabit-
ant of this Stale 1t il ordered by The Court thai
publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
ard for six weeks successively, for the said Jere
miah c. Perkins TO appear atihe next term of our
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions 10 be held for
the county of Beaufort, al the courthouse in WASH
ington, on the FIST Monday in December next,
then and thereto replevy the above named articles.
plead answer OF demur, or judgmentpr pro confesso
will be entered against him.
j Witness. BenjnM Selby clerk ofour sald Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at Office Sd Octo-
Der, 1874. BENIN NJ. sSEEBY. Clk.
Oct. 9, 1914. Pr. $5622 $685..
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lsiblcs and Prayer Books.

e LARGE and general assortment Of cheap Faml1
A libies and Prayer Books, Of every qualify and w.
fifty of Binding, also, large collection of Epscp
Sarks for Sunday Schools and private reading graf
YaFetYof Sermons Of the various denominations of Chris
hans, Hymn Bookseof all kinds and qualities, all 0
which will be sold al very reduced prices for he Cas
Call al tho North Carolina Book Store, Raleigh, n
TURNER & HUGHES
Ralciglfs July 10, 1874. 506-ly
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g notice. g g

The subscriber takes the liberty ofinlorn1inq ih.
citizens OF Raleigh that he has this day commenced
receiving Oysters daily direct from Norfolk.
In order to prevent mistakes his Oysters will not
under any circumstances be carried round the City
by servants or aEy else, TO be sold by The small
measure So the citizens will moi be disappointed
in any way in my Oysters. intend 10 effer only
fresh Oysters, and by this means should deceive
the public they will know where to find me and OBJ
tain redress.
will constantly have on hand Fresh Fish, when
the season will permit. Of this, however, will
give timely notice in the papers. -
JOHN WILSON, -
OnFayeiteville stsnearly oppositet the post-offce
Raleigh Oct.2l, 1914: 52l-tfsT 4
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J resBYterian PmDIica,jon. -

"a =. IiaNe NOW on hand, some of all Ihe RoI
" lished by the Board of Publication Of tb n ppS
with the New Iymn Pnat 'Gs y
ot hive own P:ices as sold in Pbs
hta: ltse WHO wish 70 purchase had best c,T
send N their orders to the North Carolina Book S,o.
I9s}, TURNER & lIUCHFS
: - - 20 % - - }S NtsS ~, Ae7f.e 50G.lr
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raUSEC-MUSKC.

4 tramer's Instructions The Songs of Norma cn,n.
~ plete and NUM- other and popular Sonps
and Marches, adapted the Piano Forte. Just rec ed
and Tor sale atthc New Bookstore.
L. CLEVELAND
August % 5I4-Ir
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81. M4RY,jS SCHOOL.
raleigh, ". c..
n. Rev. L. S. IVES. d. D. y1s1rEn.

- RI. REV. l. S. IVES, D. D. VIsITEn.
Rny. ALBERT sSMEDES, Rector.
s THE WINTER SESSION Of this School
will commence on the Isl December A punetual
attendance of The Pupils IS earnestly requested
p Terms, payable in advance, or before the close
=of thesnontll Of january.
For Board, and English Tuition, per
80 session of months, Sl0o 90
Z tulllon. n french, u SO
. in Music, on the Piano or Guitar 25 90
- willis S3 90 for the use of Piano
on the Harp 30 90
with $40 for the use OF the Instrument,
Iuition in Drawing and Painting, Is 90
lens. ana INK, Is
Board &c. during vacation, 10 90
N. Is. Beds and bedsteads are furnished by the
School !; pupils are required TO furnish ;heir own
bedding and towels. The clothing OF pupils should
be distinctly marked with the owners name in fa,U
Mrs. Snedes will superntend any purchases
parents may authorize their children 10 make in
fhe CIly, but no account will be opened at any
Store without the express sanction of parents, or
guardians. The religious services of Sundavs he.
ing held in1he Chapel of The Institution 6v The
hecier, pnpilsr have rarely occasion TO visit the
City, and plainest attire is all that they REQUIRE
fxravagance IN dress IS opposed TO tle principles
and d.pTacuce OF the School and parents, who en-.
trusi the care OF their clGTens wardrobe entirely
10 The discretonof the Rector and his assistants
WI never yesoccasion TO complain on this sub
jedi sS5szs 49, - -
tsupils are allowed to acceptinYitaiions in The
e. = - nm NY once a month; and never
for hey have opportunities of see
ing theirfrIends The sorees which are staIedIu
held5during The Session -. s13
= II q pocket money Of Pupils must be placed
g The hands Of The Rector In making purchases
tor their children parents wilbaye respect foihe
regulations: The ordinary dress of PuniIss
Ia Winter. Will consist OF such articles Of MeIino
Aiops sim de Lame, Calico, or sGinghann, of dark
ceots, assthe may have in their possession The
dress Of tlie Scd0oi, 10 be used on Sunday and
DINER specIaf Soccasioils nlifst be of Merino
de Lame, Of dark blue color, made With
out lrinniHg q he dress for The Solrees must be
ofsp White cambric with no other ornament
than blue or pink ribbon Bonnefs must be of
ssras, wit dark blue ribbon, IN Winter. and in
Saolane rbhun Of lighter color The ordinary
SON f,er: must be Uf Calico or GingIam
the d. ess for Sunday. Of plain white Cambrc, i
Lace IN any form, Artificial flowers, nd JrWeiTy
of any desc ption, are entirely sfsrbidden.
z asslsh, Ga, Scott
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Attention wings and Democra1s

USF received this day the following list of new and
e1 late Publications fresh tron1he Press. -
. Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the ad.
Joining Countries "n the latter part of the reign of
Edward the 3D. tothe Coronation of Henry 4th Bv Sir
John Froissar The works of Lord Byron in verse and
tion.szg- - ~.@oEs = -
Sigourney. =. .O. 80 - -
Llycsof American Merchants, eminent for Integrity
enterprise and public Spirit By the author OF the
!oung Peoples Library, containing Moral, Tales
Fairy Tales, Humorous Tales Tale of the Times Con,
suts daughter, &c., &C. Blythe Author of Peter par
ley - - se'ei2'tr e,e ar
Edward Lytton Bslwer Bart 'NN y tt Sts
!, The Poems, Sacred, Passionate, Humorous. of Ma
inanlel Pafker Wlills,in vol Syo Call at the North
carolina BoolStoreS and examine the collection. For
Sale by ~ .z1 TURNER & HTjGWES 9 ~ =.
ttesaalei,sn' 1uiy1 20. .5US- ".
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MR.. tE MRS. BIJRAEsI1 LIS
FEM ALE SGHO OL.

THE Winter Session VIII Commence on Thurs
day the ] lth Of November Terms for Board and
Tuitiol as herelofore-payabI- in advance. For
particulars address Mr. & Mrs BurWel.s Z
October ID, 522-3t.
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Harper'. PictoriaI Rihlc.

'E<HE 4h and 5th numbers of this splendid work is
received this day. and Tor sale at the North Carolina
Book Store. TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 81, 1914. 5o9ly.
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NOTICE.

"ILL be sold at the late residence of Joshua
w Jones' Decd, on Tuesday, the 18th of Nov
ember next, ON a creditof nine months, a TRACT
OF LAND containing between two and three hun.
dred acres adjoining he lands of Seth Jones, Esq,
VIM. Hodge and others. Also, SEVEN Me-
GRoES lone Man, one Girl, Two. Boys, one Wo.
ma n and two children one yoke of Oxen, one Ok
CaI the Crop Of Corn, Fodder, &C., and all the
balance OF the Estate of the said Joshua Jones
decd; Bond, with approved security will be re-
CURED, before the right of properly is changed.
Further particulars will be made known ON he dav
of sale by s
CYRUS WHITAKER, Ex;r.
Oct. II, 1874. 5gi-st
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MONEY MARKkT.
Sunday, january as-6 p.

SunOayy january $50 Fs HAs
Some time during The present week, the banks of this
city and state will make up their quarterly report to the
Comptroller The last report showed among their loans
and discounts TO brokers and directors the amount of
49, 999 devoted to the individuals coming under that
classification for thepupose of speculation The report
about being made will exhibit different result We
officially informed that several of the banks in Wall
street. that last quarter reported having loans to directors
and brokers' will not report this quarter the loan OF
single dollar to those parties Wehave doubt their re-
turns VIII show such result but much doubt that
such state Of things really exist The loans and dis
counts to the gentlemen composing the clique called di.
rectors and brokers'" will under some new head
The whole discount line of the banks will probably be
included under the simple head loans and discount This
would certainly make better appearance and deceive
great many innocent stockholders who look upon stock
loans with an evil eye. The next report will also show
smaller supply of specie in vault with increase Of cir
culation and deposites.
The Fulton Bank Of this city will soon leave the Safety
Fund class, and continue its business under the general
Banking Law. Its present charter expires in March
after which its issues will be based the depose re-
qured by the Free Banking Law.
There are in circulation great number Of spurious
quarters and five franc pieces The latter have the OBJ
verse the head of Louis Philippe, and the reverse
rs Francs 1885," Some have the year 1910 on them.
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The above quotations exhibit regularity than
have noticed for many weeks. The sales through the
week were very limited, and were made between those
who make these operations regular business These
brokers' principally of means and hold with
their own capitals and the money they command,
very heavy amount Of stocks For the purpose pecula
ton many fancy stocks areyet too the good State
and Railroad stocks have reached point low enough
keep for better prices. The great abundance of
and the low rate f interest compared with former Pc
ods enables Of capital to take the benefit Of the
temporary depression in securities and lay in supply for
an advance.
The movements of trade during the past week have
been very moderate In the early part received very
favorable advces from Europe that have created very
firm state prices in this market without creating much
activity The news was particularly favorable to cotton
notwithstanding which there has been but very little
change in prices and tring additional Sales American
provisions reported in very favorable forward
dition, both as to prices and demand.
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throw conflicting reports abou. the crop into the
Liverpool market for the purpose Of creating high
prices-Thc advance had reached I'd up to the depar-
tnre OF the Britannica few days after might have
altered the complexion Of the whole market The
next arrival may bring accounts that will destroy at
once the fair snticipations made here. The Liver
pool market at this Is very sensitive, and the
slightest uniavorable report from this country. will raise
prices rapidly favorable would depress them
The cotton market Of the world Is in uncertain
state than has been known for years The most extraor
binary periods of speculation in 1875 and 1926 which
caused the terrible break down and ruin of 1927 and 1928
During those years. the first that experienced the period
cal revusons that have since swept the face Of the
country the whole Union from end to the other
FRUSTRATED The manufacturers at the east felt the full
force Of the blast and ruined by its effects. The
recovery slow until 1892 from which 1887 the bu
sness Of this country carried along in general
whirlwnd In the of the ements at that pc
riod the United States Bank into the field cot
ton Spectator In 1885, the bubble became ripe and the
result every knows too we'll The whole aspect OF
the commercial horizon at this moment, exhibits symp
tons Of another similar to that we have passed
through The elements still'n exstence-it only
quires the opportunity to set them again in motion The
banks stand ready and individuals plenty enough dis
posed to others to ride wealth bankruptcy
The future is full of danger unless the parties holding in
their hands the power, move with judgment
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Wind pass THROUGH by keeping close 70 the PaIos
s: &. ss
Nsw LSa, CgsE If .s, s %
M'1 I'd %%,s':
% sf s on day b. 6d & ": 81
ns. S .' vii Be ssssssd 1873 above III. level
tHs from s'sI
s'scip;sc.as instead Of iosioss
~ a.is seeoda
q" soa The s. viii vars o% n aud Of The
eepsss o. g Of The duration S c OF sa
new Ii.h III House bear. % ds and miles. BUT
9 ship vessel; When hauling from The % " % Tor ne
S.,:S1 Ps:, ,s:a q Tf &.
appfoaslss the danger,
sa e .y e. ns f ss s9 a 'sss
v k. oG.Oa are Msp c called for Or ,bom,
comprised Thin the FOL owing bearings From the Nor'h
a ss ttn D.: low or m lo 1s sw the
The Light HSu MsSs .s 80 ms - Of sx %
East India House, London. 18Th Dec. 1913.
Hesyl1us h.ssos fixed Ss shown
"aed ii. gh, above the level Of the and
LioaT Of MGnur TAsef CAr,noA,-o the first Nov;
Ta"gr near Fksusrg on the shore Of &
elevated gs feet level Of tbs aud visible
| the dAance II about Is miles,
WhaIemen.
Sailed from Wespo 18th inst Ca,herwood Boody, Allan
| tic Ocean.
Swedish herm brig from Rio Jauero for NYork Dec IS.
herm brig Of Portland from Naanzas for Boston. Jan %
Exchange Of and for Portland from Natanz Jan 49,
ss Babbidge st Marks for New York. Jan q, lat 30 So
lou 10 40.
Science, of sedgwick. Jan iS. off Torusas.
Foreign Ports.
TREsrE Dec lin Margaret IIugg Hugg. for Palsr'
MiHAGoANE Jan Stu port Larch Alln. for Boston,
LoAsDo. Oct la-In gert, vin.ase, Frye. scuua 8.
PRINCESS ISLAND. Africa about Oct 25-No American ves'
Bsnss err Sept
| Home Ports.
an Moro SBMs WEIGH N sS the Juno fro"
risia Cuba North America sharsoa zion Machas hav
~ s1s tia Columbia H Nosan.
p?s .i@a "a IAN Ior., crowe Nys.
SG%sd sees. .,s
ton; E%r.S snow Ms,ss,s; Pa%s;;s o;ts. Ho~s. wi:
ali H. + {sis r. s. VIII.
asaas MaasI GSs;s.ion r. ss; Black Hawk 'rrsshs"
Passed BY ab Ut ncoa sssteidsy Wsks PIksS Gesrssow
PC for Boston Art s'h pm Huron Ds"p. . En'csn G
Rolsad Bre%l Boston for NYork Crescent, i@ Cutler Ne
EDcAnrows. Jan a5-Beow. Granville. Nycrk for Boston
In iiamto1 Marcia. eIg Sid all those fore reported
Nav nrproHp. Jan @s-Cld Co.pea. Reke,.on; M.annas
Cand ce, Brghman Baltimore; Henry Gibbs Lewis. New
BSIsrs Jan 2sA ar Zsnos Rs%iov';G r5o,ideace
sta,ra. Ba' bdge. 10
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- Al ID 81 q lLD-ST. NEW ft'hk
THE HOE" Priv ing Press Machine aud Saw Manpfe
ARD H. ii II and KOBERT HOE continue to y".ou'ae.
getly reduced prizes Printing Presses IL draul
Pe,cs, Standing Presses seifnkug Machues Chss.s Ca
es aud article for complete P,inng Once
supply which, including typs ink, &C. Trey keep cen
saniIy on hand
Hoe Co.'S Patent Single Cylinder Press has been recently
much improved in ia particulars, with svew 4"
adapt fra rate hook print W. az eic,ient pa
work considerable number OF these nachines ar nov
daily oper ton ia this city aud elsewhere d"iag the work
The nts ~ h-ir u, uble y-der Press only
gre y increas- its speed but render the ch more du
rsbe AID less Ii be Z" get out OF order IL " the only IN,
chae ad n ted 20 the most ffpid newsi priDt
hev also The manufacture Of t, tstent WAhoRon
aud Smith Pessss which .xrnsveIy uteu w pint
on OF Prntcr. TO their New NJ oh Gard Pres. with
which bow 800 cards hour ia the style
This mac me very simple not ate u get out oil order
Its mixing a pa,atus 10 selEsctinr.
The HOE" 90 also nnfactpre Cylinder job Press Of
large f)oscap which qars BOYS TO aeGd IT. who
the time drive the michire with heir iee Itw.I
print from 1900 1000 Impressions yer hour and do good work
The HOE" 20 a,sure their friends aud Pnter generally
thai rams sh be sared 10 maiatun the reputation q
esabl shent aud that all ode e1trused TO them will
receive prompt and care ul attention
Editors aud Pubshefs will be supplied with Inmates ~
style and quantity OF work which they desirs 70 90.
Hoe TO also manufacture Cat Stcel MIL PIT, Croscut,
Circular and Other saws supply If which they Keep con-
stanty on hand.
Jobbins sad Machine work ia general.
B-Pubshen OF NewspsI cs IN the United stues or
the l of next Jaly lend Of ther paer 20 Us
cont, IT, viii be emit led TO the paymeLt Of their bills on
New YorL Jan a7h. s,i j'et1Srw
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baltimore Cattle Market.

The market has been well supplied with Beef this week
and all found ready sale at former prices On Monday the
offerings embraced 600 head The extremes Of prices paid
ty the hoof which is equal 50 so 90 net There
very few in market Supplies Of Live Hogs have
sold in parcel at 81 Is per 100 lbs Those now
in market held at 81 37i The supply Of killed Hogs
100 lbs the last named for very prime quality in small
parcels. sale Of handsome lot OF 5000 lbs at 81 III
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Foreign Markets.

DEMERARA, Jan. 3-There was a fair demand for P p
Lumber. Two cargoes from Wilmington, ~ e., had re-
Gently arrived of which had been previously ordered
Der, dull of sale nj SIG Is per Mthe market being
well supplied The Oseoa, from New Orleans. had ar
rived with cargo of Pork, Beef Flour &C. which arti'
cles were selling the following prccsPork Sl2 per
bbl Beef mess Sl3; prime none in markeD Flour, S7S
barrel.
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Married,

On Sunday evening, January 2sth, by the Rev. John
Knox, ID. d., Mr. GaRREr s. VAN WAGNER, of Paterson,
N. j., to Miss EUNicE ID. THOMPSON, of New York
At Marblehead recently, Mr.. SAMUEL w BARTLETT to
Miss JOANNA SPARHAwK after courtship Of IA years Mr.
EBENEzER LIE CRAw to Miss MARY Brown, after court
ship Of /, years MIR. RALPH DEyEREUX to Miss MARY
CREEsEy, after courtship Of years.
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EOrelUn InNVyOrt ntlOus

BRlMEH-Ship New York; pkg + Kohnstamn-3 do & w
yor%ick-s Al lker1a WencEe-a Motz 4 PcIzIii,
che hausen-l Meyer stucken-aW Gortenbacki Gardner
Cob < co. Bos on-5 II Sand-5 John Naper-n Mecke
Par-I Croder co-5j Hen. Chez UnkaIt-2 A Vozen
co-s ,;psu%e-s ,ioron Il 'tgs. co-4e BALM
Brothe ST w Towt-2 yezin-a e ID w Lendahl-2J
l. Meckle-42 L trun initial u col3 Victor Duckwz-2
Nayser-2 Lying I.yen-2s Ernenputseh15 Or;
box 7i7 bar, iron Oerchs Kruger23 chests bales 90
bxs 6 use order.
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On Sunday morning, January !alb MARriS WYMss
| aged IS years
The friends of the family and those of his brother Mi
cheal requested to attend his funeral this (onday)
afternoon at - o'clock from his late residence IS Muber
|
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UI3- EAST INDIAEHAIR DYE, warranted lack. ana
the hair any shade from light brown. 70 JET ~ I"
not u ain the skin. To b had only sa II Coursian
oo- WHO WILL NOT HAVE 1T 1-oldridge': Balm
of Columbia will keep the head free from dandru and
causes luxuriaut growth of hair the hair IL falling
out it win be to stop Immediately; Il bald will
restore the hair il is a pleasant perfume No gentleman
or isdv should ever be without it To be had Court.
landt street; 2 North Fifth street. Philadelphia.
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STRANGERS BEWARE.

IN this Of Qussery md Humbug most inrorsnt 10
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atsd; he appres the xens and sngers that ihre Is
Dr. fvaus in .s old stand aud hat he has
Whatever with any other Office. His charges moderate his
consultations strictly private.
N B-Ob'eve the numbn' mistakes often dangerous
1888 PeaIl street
Medicines and directions to any part Of the Union
by particularly stating the case. and enclosing I'VE dollars
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