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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing TO the
citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding country tha
they have rented the store Fayetteville Street mex
door to Mr. R. Smiths, where they intend carrying
the Dry Goods business in all its various branches They
have recently received general assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Among which may be found Bleached and Brown
Shirngs and Sheetings; Bedtcks; Hamilton Jeans
Suffolk Drills Apron Checks, SC &c.
Balzarnes Bazarine Lawns Printed Lawns
Nous Dizziness Challays;
Figd Silks; Blk. and Blue Blk. Bombazines AL
pacca Lustres Fancy Prints;
Imperial r obes Cambria and Furnit Dmities ;
Irish Linens Bonnets Ribbons
Bonnet Lawns Jaconeu, Swiss, Book, Plaid and
Medium Musns
White and CoIored Cambricks Carnbk, Swiss,
Robbinett and Thread EdIng and Insertions
Hosiery of all kinds Shawls and Crarats "a great
Variety
A nd many other articles which deem unnecessary
to specify.
The Gentlemen are informed. that we have on hand
Cloths, Cassmers, Gambroons. Drillings, Vestings,
Stocks, Bosoms Collars. SuSpenders, Gloves, CIavas,
Scarfs, Ties. sc. sc. &c.
The public generally solicited TO give call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, determined sell at.
Small .4dvance, therefore great bargains may be obtain
ed RUSSELL & ESKRIDGE
Next door 10 r. Smith
Raleigh, June goth, 1914. 506Iy.
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MR.. & MRS. BURWELL'S.
FEMALE SCHOOL.

HILLSBOROUGH, n. c.
THE Winter Session wnl Commence on Thurs
day the l Ilh of November. Terms for Board and
TuitIo heretofore-p1yabl- in advance. For
particulars address Mr.. & Mrs. Burwe
October I5 522-3t
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SHORT-HORNED DURHAM
and NortI, navor, r~.,4fIo.
NOrth.DeVOn Cattle

jEszxwRo The ubscriber has the above
V8MSE8N stock of Cattle for sale; among which are
NV from Is to 20 Devon COWS, in calf by a
EesSsSrSvSSsSfne half Devon and half Durham Bull.
Also, several fine Devon HEIFERS, some in calf
Also. Devon BULL now fit for service.
Also, oF 10 very fine half Durham and half Devon
Bull CALVES, got by one of the finest Durham Bulls
ever raised in the United States His ancestors both
sides have taken the first prem ums for milk butter,
beauty, size sc. at the Cattle Shows to the North
have Certificates in my possession prove these facts,
ready for the inspection Of any person who may wish to
them. The price of the above cattle will be very
cheap-cheaper than you can buy them at the North
and there is risk TO in their being accmated.
They will be ready TO deliver in November next that
being the best time to remove them. The Bull calves
will be fit for service May or June next. The price
of the Bulls will not exceed $50 each. The Cows in
calf and Heifers, will be esssay from 25 TO $50 EACH
have been improving my tock OF Cattle for Is years,
and think now have, in the Devon and Durham. the
best Stock of Cattle for the practical farmer in Amer
And while my neighbors have been sellingthei
Cows and Calvesfo or ~ dollars have been selling,
Ito good judges my half Devon Cows and Calves for 25
to 80 dollars Col. Yarbrough. proprietor of the Eagle
Hotel, Raleigh, N c., has purchased half Devon Cows
of me, and inform those who may wish to know their
milking properties, &C. SETH JONES.
Pomona Wake comfy, NJ c., Is miles North East
of Raleigh
July 10, 1914 506- eow-4m.
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HarDer's PiCtOriaI RfbIc.

VV'HE 4h and 5th numbers of this splendid work, in
I received this day. and Tor sale at the North Caron;
Book Store. TURNER & HUGhES
Raleigh, July 81, 1914. 5O9ly.
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NEW BOOK STORE.

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New Goods New Goods |! New Goods /!
FOR FALL & WINTER, e
AT THE RALEIGH CHEAP CASH STURE.
Before buying elsewhere, purchasers are request
ed TO examine our stock and know our prices.
Remember, it does not put unt OF humor 10 have
people to examine without buying.
Fl. A. BADHAM & CO.,
door below Williams, Haywood & Cos
Oct. g, 1844.-519- Drug Store.
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MUSEC-MUSEC.

NJ NIUSIC-WUSHCs
4 Nramer's Instructions the Songs of Norma COM
~ plete and numerous other and popular Songs
and Marches, adapted the Piano Forte Just
and for sale at the New Bookstore.
L. CLEVELAND
August % Silly.
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CAPfTAL s3OO.OOO.

FENHE New-York, CONTRIBUTIONSHIP FIRE
Ii INSURANCE COMPANY, office No. 81 Wall
Street. insure Dwelling houses, and Build
ngs in general, Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Ships building, Ships in Port and their Cargoes and
every description OF personal Property, AGAINST LOSS
OR DAMAGE FIRE.
j. SMYTH ROGERS, President
R. w. MARTIN, Secretary.
D. ~. STONE, Agent,
RALEIGH, N. C..
May, 1914. 499-I2m-eow
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K0EK&-BOGKS!

IL 1ADOU AAkS6
Just received at The New Book Store by the
iasI train Of Cars IA fresh assortment OF Sc HO0L
and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. MUSIC, &c.
&C. O. L. CLEVELAND.
Raleigh Aug go 1914. 5l2-
I+ Register and Star vii! copy.
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ExceIIent Lfkenessea

DACCAAcEAG AHHcmeSSeS
AF the Hon. THEoDoKE FREL1NctiuvsEr ;,.f
" received at the N. O. Book and for sale nv
July, I944.-50s- TURNER & HUCfIES
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FOR
1915.

New AnnuaIs! New AnnuaIs 1!
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BOOK BINDING.

RLANK BOOKS Of description and
Books
N. .C,June A0N-DN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02
MORE PROOF THAT
CONSUMPTION rs CURABLE

A REMARKABLE CASE NOW FIRST MADE PUB.
had complaining several years. wheI resulted in d.
s asS Y a sna %
gradual debility which resulted such weakness
and bowels very eos,ys She could
her cough was troubesome prevent her seeng had
day burning in palms of her hands and soes Of her
5:
chill. ana ss,su,.ns sws,is which aes..ed her debility
ssayhiaE for her We tined every ,sney could hear
Of consumption believed that her use was BEL ond
The reach Of remedy Many times have thought she
1sy ts
% a iss sS ~s by
case Of Peter STR kr Beekman we him. and he
se snss my virtue
aa 5 %s h. ts 81 # W aud ss; 81: ss
GoG several bottles she appeared to be worse i podussd
s@an who urged sa' .Ha wos With
Iseass she SG9ssatsa g whsa suddenly
This continued for fey dys aud thea ceusd aud
The syrup produce, inecriaabe sensation ia her
ss hG S S Msua * and VI.
peni, asse and bringing to head After .evera
somsths give Ssa and brought Up nearly va
quart Of ysiiow matter As this sub.aed her cough
.pd consulted Of pe yellow matter. In few day. srp,
Te cough ssdna improves S To d.
proved .t,enE returned ,.t 81. csad he'p her
salt pevouy she ieeble to entirely helpless
having be carried bed fom another Her appetite
turned and she felt had Translated
teuce about three months since she began
about the hoase and this remains eatirry fire.
the feelings Of gat tude e or having beea directed
TO 5CHENCK'5 sUL NO NC tlUP, which has b.
Of who the aud whose loss
would have been rreptrabc to Ate she alb ut h
I'D in her 'sr b,r ond MANY
tbe neis .of- also sifi what they 'hat
her almost aiiracous Mrs Tucker is y
that aiLte' with Mpon hlyirg
ball. asd Ga ho... Obi
cchsnca Pulmonc syrup TIE hest an only dy
her and others which other remedy could.
EPHRAI Y TUCKER,
jersey City, JAN 90 1914 No 43YorK St, Jersey City
Neu Jersey. Hudson County. SIS.
Personality appeared h,re subscriber Mayor of Jer
City, Epr1m Tucker, who duly
law his oath, did depose and the facts abov
stated and BY him subscribed ia relation 70 the effected b.
T My % of j
Jersey City, January 20, 1914.
Jersey City. January 30, 1884,
Mr.. ]. II. ScHE.cK-
Dear Sr-Mrs Ephrism Tucker is reasonably known to me
aud believe her statement worthy OF all credit
the signature OF her know she i'll
now enjoyment Of mortabe h-,lth Yours
NJ. LUSk, Pastor of the X. d. Church
Jersey City.
Prepared H. schenck and for sale At his principal off
No SO South Sixth door bel the
Chs.nat. and At his Labo 2l Race Pnlade pha
Also, for sale at No tsa Cou andt street, door beow
the Of Greenwich street. New York the only place
the city where the genun. can be had.
Also for sale ct GO Cornh street. Boston, and G Broadway
Albany.
The above Offices exclusively for the sale Of Pamonic
Syrup. J. H. SCHENCK.
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DOCTOR JORDAN'S PRIVATE SPECIFIC
PACKAGES

EOR THE CURE Of secret d,e.ses offer advantages not
possessed by any other advertised remedy, TO wit
They thing for internal and
nal 2d Appropriate rmcdI's for symptom. 3D..
They ancd by the Monitor treats. upon
nalsd win fail directions and advice It'll The patient ef
fcs safe and without
exposure 3h. One package effects cure; but "
other they supplied without charge
patient to loss tme other
venence And lastly the Monor points out the only mode II
pre- ention
SC No 2, for Yenereh disease, in all s No g.
for FIuor Aitus, or Whites
The Monitor alone so cns The packages complete 81
each. Securely forwarded 20 post paid rem,ttauces.
Sold only at Drug store 90 Prime. Of Marion,
few doors e,st OF Nibo's.
s, WHY. o. JaS,n ne :. ccn,nTstSn Of
f28 imsec
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DIR. HOUSEMAN'S


GE r MAN COUGH PROPS,
pREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN DAVIS city
of Hudson COLUMBIA County, N. ", and for sale this
city. wholesale and retail by
JAMES 8. AsPINwALI.
06 William street. General Agent for this city:
and by most Of the principal retail druggists New York and
Brooklyn. Perhaps and valuable medicine
than this was never provided for the afflicted No resort has
virtues but It mas been long tred aud is great ecacy
perence BY i: own merits and INTRINSIC e1ceenes it. has be-
has been II use without eIaggea;on be Pronoanc
ed an nabls remedy for colds coughs asthma Influenza
whooP1g cough Group worr: hsamo or raising blood
ing To consumption and general debility Numerous testmo
healing oalsam showing that such ha. been its effects
efficacy onoveIbe if used first of any
the compsn named 1t acts a. 4 complete preventative
and their further arrested In this climate where such
complaints common owing to sudden changes Of wealth
who places right herth should be with
out tins medicine A timely Of Il viii ave immense bills
Tor n-dica attendance, ead, what lil prevent the
irgushng saferags of protactsd ue and often
I'VE itself En'cacios a. II mild pleasant and always
harmless; pueiy vegetable cosyound aud may be
with safety all kiuds az weather under all crcum.
stances. 1t acts mild eXpec, ora.t, the
time gentle tonic. It's only restored
sands who labonng under temporary Illness has
produced great health OF
tionay feeble elect mpar, gor
system, while II we,iress
Pnce fifty cents bottle vi tour RI In eodsec
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mAGNIN'B
LUCINA CORDIAL,


TOR the speedy aud certain Of female irregularities i'm
potency, barr.nness hnor abus iacpent consumption
constitutional debility whether the result of mprudence i'll
accident.
The produced by this wonderful medical discover
~ IN rars has been nearly eqaaiet BY a introduction
America, Numerous testimonials have been received from
those whose constitution wreck bur who have
been invigond by this incopsrabe Cordial Others who
haA uned Their health by their folly
n hit cordial III. mans Of e all other
side has ole been FRED happy and the impont
and the deb ated have again exued the elasticity and
Of byRone days.
Ire agent Of one Of the interior villages New York
case which by teuse II two bother Of Lucna Cordial
couple afer four of bitter dsappor men be
life.
The for the city of A., New York. sold bottle to
gentleman who had afflicted with the urethra
for eleven few days he rs,nmsd and said he had
rived Tar benefit from the bottle medic
treatment for eleven He ipmedtely bought DO
more space irbld as 70 name the man. cases to winch
at liberty 70 e!r This universal satisfaction which
this inestimable Elixir has gveu single complaint
ing been made Of the least proofs Of allied
excelie zee.
Price 81 per bottls.
Sold at e2 Nassau street, New York 90 North Pha
de!pnia Smith Fowls. lsa Washington strest, Boston.
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M f. DIG A l. Al ID


@ssds' ws %,"S
%' y all % s AND i
~. been recently published much improved and ENLARGED
to- hat
sss' ~S 'o' many reasons m"
The rs y Or sey xas , e ss
The various forms Of bodily mst, weakness iaeapssity
can srdis s p,sS ss
"a to ay
H assistance Of whatever That portion Of the work
hsSit youthful Sdsssfstioa whence results
To III % h found sS %.ss AND wh1s
sexual debility has made threatening noads upon the health
s nS S9s not s IF S
. how Nv. who in T this his
ward physc how the attenuation Of the frame
often s.sms.a when
practice. alike des,rpctiys 20 the mind and body,
For sal. BY anthoI residence, ii Barclay st, near
Broadway and the following agencies. which are drug
se Ne e with william. s. co., a. Of SSla
.s S g. W.I CO.., Of
Dr. Churches Dpes.ar,, No iss Bo~ery cor Of Spring
Dr. A. w. Whites. No As Delaney of Suffolk
It viii be sent in sealed envelope to those who may desire
Consultations by mail will receive share of Dr. Gs careful
The Book will he by mail receipt Of dollar and
the postage will be paid out Of what remains the
price Of the book fe28 lmsec
M; ALIENS BALSAM OF HOREHOUND, LIVER
- WORT, aud PLEURIsY ROOT-Coughs Colds,
Pain 10 the SIDE Papitatcn ofthe Heart shornes Of BREATH
and Consumption to vanish unde' its In recent
Pc HAM nsEtf rsMSL
10 Viii
restore the natural condition Price 81 per boz
WARDS VEGETABLE HAIR OIL, for the restoration
and growth 81 Hair swing health and beauty and preventing
badusss will the hair gradually dark and make
" n NJ
DIR. AfKINSON'S VEGETABLE GOLDEN ONT.
ped hands salt beum, etter scald head,
in children and cracked lips. Price so cents
box.
HERCULANEUM PILLs-Thsy seem to have but one
unives that is to search out disease, and
where Stated how long has eAsd, whether IL be
abce,s pying the lungs heart liver spesn
ulcer the trunk limbs Price
81 80 per box.
All the above for sale L. NJ Guion 1T Bowery,
Grand street. n8 3msec
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OLD LANE LIVERPOOL PACKETS

These ships surpassed in point elegance comfort
BY any vessels in the trade
The commanders well known OF character and
experience and the srctest attention will always be paid
promote the comfort and convenience OF passengers
Punctuaty regards the day Of sailing i'll be observed
heretofore "
Ihe price Of passage outward now fixed at
provided with the exception Of wines and liquors. which will
be furnished by the Stewards # required.
Neither tn captain of these ships will be
sbe for letters parcels packages sent by them unless
regular bills Of ladng signed therefor For freight
sage, apply to
GOODHUE & co, Ga South st.
q, II. MARSHALL, SO Burling slip, NJ Y.
i29tf and of BARRING BROTHERS Co. Lpool.
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JUDICIAL QUARREL.-Ihe Quebec papers mem
on disagreeable circumstance which took place
on the bench at Quebec, between the Chief Justice and
Judge Panet II said that the Chief interrupted Judge
Panets when delivering judgment in case. in which
the iormer differed from the majority the bench and
applied the term arrogant to his colleague Judges
Panct and Bedar left the bench and retired IL 49, howe
ver denied that Sir made Of the words at all
We orbear comment the facts may have been nicer
| rectly reported
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PRIZE FIGHT IN NEW ORLEANs-One OF these
dsgraceful affairs off yesterday, rs miles be-
low the city, in the Parish Of Plsquemine. The parties
Tom O'Donnell who resides here and Bill Ford,
who understand is from New York They fought for
$500 aside After hammering away at each other during
80 rounds, O'Donnell who understand had the adj
vantage throughout. declared the victor. A large
number Of persons present who conveyed to
the ground in three steamboats, which chartered for
the purpose Ne,e Orleans Tropic FEB. u.
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Z Destructive FTRE.-A fire broke out at Terre-
Haute, Ind, the 10Th ut., in the extensive pork
house of Joseph Miller which, before subdued
destroyed property TO the amount Of more than S25 O0O
Jacob Early with eastern partners) lost 900 hams.
$4,000 shoulders and 10000 sides-estimated at
$4,000 Alexander McGregor lost about half of hogs
cured in various ways-say 500 Mr.. Joseph Miller, in
buildings of various kinds Including dwelling house,
less than $4,000 Mr. Steenberger Of Lafa ette lost
small lot OF pork In the buildings, beside the above Mr.
Dudley, lof Oho) Mr. Sanford (of Iinois and Mr. Mat
lock- (of Putnam county, had large quantities Of pork
but all was saved
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SUICIDE IN PHILApELPnrA.-Las evening, Ro-
binson Gordon, of Dayton, Ohio who was taken
to the Hospital, aving made attempt his life the
Merchants Hotel, died about IL o'clock The deceased
came to his death whilst in state OF mental arrangement
philadelphia Times, March |.
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FIRE AT ST. GATHERINGS. We learn from gen.
tleman who in from Canada last evening" that
raj buildings loo ated in central portion of ST. Caharne
were destroyed by fire night two snce-Bp6ao I'D
rertiser, FEB. ~.
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To tho Public.

10 the Fu0llCs
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-puo.
shed every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor 81 70 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance $50,
THE WEEKLY Neutrality-suspicious. every Saturday
norningprce Ct cents per copy, 50 II per annum-
postages paid, cash in vance. -, :.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circuialion u
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast mas the largest circulation 81 any PSPeT IN t.s ey
or the World and is therefore, the best channe' Jor
vance
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR or THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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THE LUMBER TRADE OF BANGoR.-We Learn
from the Bangor Gazette, that the amount of saw
cd lumber and timber shipped from Bangor last year
amount than has been shipped any preceding year except
ing ths year ls42 when Il was about the The
uc OF the exports in lumber last does probably
fall short of 81 500, 600.
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WYCKOFF'S DINING SALOON.

TT may be generally known to merchants and business
sen who obliged to dinner lunch in lswr
Of the city, that Tor slxnce thsy obtais ctn
good suosanal meats ia the basement OF
establishment for some months, and is much
price, according the demands Of the eonsume
But accordance with the wishes Of those would
bne and plenty he has adopted tina siraenny Plate
system snd II calls IN this line numerous, can
money this rate. Try Mr.. WyckoH once and
return tn the place is certain. f2o 3tsec
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JACKSON RACES "Wednesday, Feb. l4.--Jockey
Club Purse $l5O-Two miles and repeat L.
Coch's oh vagrsnt, by Trustee dam imported Wager
years old, Niilton) Ii J. s. Bren (shegog French)
Scroggins, 80; w. F. Dilons m Miss Bailey, years
DID, by Mermon dam by Bertrand 332 Time 3 5iI, 3
50, 357.
Thursday Club Purse $3O0-Three Mile
Heats L. Coch's m Sally shannon, years old, by
Woodpecker dam by Bertrand, tAi,on) /; Z. Dorse,
(Shegog French's) IN; Ann Hayes; years old, by
Levathan dam by Pacific, 2 q j. s. Brien o. Cofins)
Polly Ellis years old, by Trustee dam by Ogles As
car dis. This interesting and well
Polly Ell let down in the second mile. not inform
ed what the time wast was fast race. will give it in
my report oil the next races.--N o Ttopic, FEB. n.
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NHcKENNY's BLEACHING SALTS-ioo Casks fresh,
l lately landed; and regular supply Of quality ,qua,
any in tha market always hard aud for sale favorable
terms, by OEOkOE McbHlUE, Jr
If,ssc "A
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DISTRESSING CASUALTY IN SPRINGFIELD. On
Monday afternoon maiden lady by the name Of Miss Luz
creta Bliss aged 80 years thrown from sleigh and
died from injuries received in about hour. She
pious and estmable lady boston paper.
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Price Two Cents.
u. 3. Circuit Court.


FEE. ao.-IS EeuirY-Matin H. .7rnasirons vs. Ed
uard a. S. Hansnbeck and Eieuheros d. Comstoek-This
was bill filed the Equity side OF this Court against
the defendants for having violated patent right granted
to the complainant for cleaning and polishing table
knives and cutlery. The case had been submitted IN ar
giment to the Court and yesterday the Court gave the
decision granting the injunction sought Tor by the com
painant restraining the defendants IRON making manu-
featuring selling or offering sell the machines Tor
cleaning and polishing cutlery, for which the complain
ant holds patent
John Cook for complainant A. Crist for defendants
FRIDAY, MARCH Immediately on the opening OF the
Court Mr. HorFMAN the u s. Attorney rose and said -
The Court aware Of the melancholy intelligence
yesterday received from Washington-a calamity by
which the most distinguished of landthe most ss
mable OF our citizens and the most gallant OF our navy,
suddenly hurried from life death There is
business of pressing character before the Court and 1t
would be more in accordance with my feelings,
nected and the other officers OF the Court with
the State Department to refrain from proceeding with
public business to-day. would therefore, move that
the Court do adjourn.
The CouRr acquiesced in the proposition, and inquired
Of the Bar there any objection to the proposal OF
Mr. Hoffman.
Mr. SrURrEy,Sr said he that the Bar desired
the adjournment proposed and cheeruly seconded the
resolution.
a The Court then adjourned until II A. NJ satur.
dny morning,
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-The largest and mes,

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-The largest snd nest
sp,eadid assortment Of Watehe. in che city !, 70 Be
descriptions q Gold ard Silver Watches of the newest:
Switzerland he is enabled offer larger assortment and
Tpch les, prices RETAIL than other house the city
Gold watches low 320 70 x25 each. Watches and
ewey exchanged bought All watches warranted keep
good time, or the money returned.
Watehss sad ewelr repaired in the best by the
best wokmen, and much lower than other place
Gold and Silver Pencils od Chains, Keys and Sterling
Silvvr Spoons, for sale very low.
g e.. ALL y. importrr OF watches and Jewellery,
fA ms Wholesale and retail 30 Wall At