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WING MASS MEETING AT COLUMBIA,
PENNSYLVANIA.

Correspondence of the Philadelphia Forum
COLUMBIA, July 26, 1874.
Mr.. Editor: Thousands of people attended the
meeting in this place yesterday, although the day
was oppressivey hot, and the roads dry and dusty,
which rendered it very unpleasant to ride any
great distance. Many were undoubtedly, by these
causes, deferred from being present. At about
noon, however, the streets near the river were
crowded with people, and the doors, windows,
and balconies Of the houses on either side of the
streets, we're filled with the smiling faces of the
fair ladies' of Columbia and vicinity. Delegations
from York, from the Eleventh Ward, Baltimore,
and from various townships, came in with beauti-
full banners, and before the procession was form
ed, the borough was literally filled to OVERLOOKING
The procession was formed at one o'clock, and
the delegations were greeted, while passing thro'
the streets, by the winning smiles and waving
kerchefs of the ladies, and many beautiful boquets
garlands, and wreaths, were showered upon them.
1t was indeed, triumphal march.
The intensity of the heat prevented thousands
from visiting the grove selected for holding the
meeling,which was about mile from the borough
There were, notwithstanding, at least 5000 per-
sons present, who were addressed by the Buck
eve Blacksmith John S. Richards, Esq. of Berks,
and John p. Sanderson, Esq. of Lebanon, stimuli
taneousy, and wound up with the richest, funn-
est, and most unique discourse, (half in the Eng
lish and half in the German language,) by Col.
Lindsay, OF Berks, | ever heard delivered, in the
midst Of heavy shower. Mr.. Muhlenberg was
most essentially used up by one who knows him.
COL l.. is plain, every day MAJ, of strong mind
and acute observation He is "a trump" No
other person could have kept an audience toge-
Their under the circumstances.
In the evening, the Hon. Mr.. Cooper and Mr..
Smyser, of Adams, the Buckeye" and Colonel
Lindsay, addressed large audience in Locust
street and at the Market House, where they we're
greeted with the smiles and applause of large
number of ladies'. You may set down Lancaster
county for five thousand at least, Notwithstanding
the Polk stalk demonstrations on the State Steam
Engines Your TREND d.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT .qUC7TON.i 4

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at AUCTION: 'F9
0N Friday morning, August q at 10 O'Clock, | will
~ sell at the residence of B. H. Warning First ward,
opposite the residence Of Mr. j. L. Edwards F street,
between 18th and goth Streets the whole of the fur
niture OF the establishment consisting in part of the
following, viz: Mahogany Sideboard, Bureaus, Cane
and Rush seat Chairs, elegant Mantle Clock Sofa,
Parlor or Chamber Carpets, Beds, Bedding, and ma
pie Bedsteads Andirons, Shovel and Tongs, chamber
furniture, &c. &c with large variety Of articles
used in genteel establishment.
Terms of sale: All sums over 800, credit Of 80
and go days. for approved endorsed notes bearing in
terest. WIN, MARSHALL,
jy3O-dts IA Auctoneers.
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81 MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC Il! !

~ MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC! n
iUARRET ANDERSON has this day received a
large invoice of Music; amongst which are, Pres-
sdent Iyler's Grand March, Texian Grand March,
Texas Quickstep, Baden Baden Polka, Polka Dance,
Polka Dance by Herr Deux Polkas, No. / and
Juliens celebrated Polka, Frelinghuysen March,
Webster Grand March, Wing Rally, Burdetts Quick
step, Nicholson's Quickstep, the Rocco Waltzes,
Wallace's Waltzes, the Georgiana Waltzes, Glen-
mary Waltzes, No. l and 9; the Washington
Waltzes, Miss Lucy Neal and other Ethiopian songs,
Watchman song, Tell him T. love him yet, Dream on
Young Hearts, Marion Day, Once played with
sceptre take not too rudely the rose May-ty Inc
Monks of old, He tells me he loves me! Oh as fair
as the poets dreaming--a song for New England,
,Twas ten O'Clock, Grace Darling, The manualof
airs, a collection of quicksteps and marcnes Ion
Pasuuae Fantasia by Herr, variations from the opera
Gustaye and variety of celebrated operatic music,
Gems from the operas--wth accomplishments for
other instruments, Andante by Thalburg Preludes
and exercises fingered in the major and minor keys
for piano by Muxco Clement, large collection of
songs, waltzes marches, qucksteps, galops, Sc &c.
Instruction books for Piano, Guitar, Flute, Violin.
and ACCORDION by various authors. Citizens Vocal
instructor. The Odeon, collection of melodies, de-
signed for schools and social music parties. sis
N B. Music received every few days. OrderS
for music and musical instruments promptly attended
to- Between 18th and 18th streets, Penn. Av.
jyl5-lO [lntel.l
m CATHOLIC JUVENILE BOOKS.
i HE Lady in Black, Berthe, Ferdinanda, Antonio,
Louis the Little Emigrant Henry and Mary, the Bas
ket of Flowers-all translated from the French.
Genevve tale of antiquity. showing the won
derul ways of Providence in the protection Of inno-
cence.
The Flowers of Heaven: or the examples Of the
Sants-proposed to the imitation of Christians, tran
lated from the French Of the Able Orsene.
Father Oswold: genuine Catholic story 80
large assortment of Catholic works and PRAYER
books, prayer-pictures and rosaries, for sale By
GARRET ANDERSON,
jyl5-lOt INTEL between 18th and 18th street.
r NEGROES WANTED.
l. wish to purchase any number Of negroes for the
New Orleans market, and will give at all times tne
highest market price in cash for likely young negroes
Those wishing to sell, will find tito their n.eres.
call at my establishment corner Of Seventn suee'
ami Maryland avenue, where myself or agent can 20
seen at any time.
Communications promptly attended aJ 70;
june 5-n lHO0' $500
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X THE JUVER.NILE REPOSITORY,
CONTAINING lessons and stories for the young,
in 2 volumes.
Sacred History, old Testament, from the London
edition.
The Adjoining of Good Works, letter to Sun
day class.
New Books just published by the General Protes-
tant Episcopal Sunday School Union.
N. B. Sunday school teachers and others will find
at the store of r. FARNHAM, corner of 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue depository Of most Of the
books, &C. published by the American Sunday School
Union and the General Protestant Episcopal Sunday
School Union. Jy3l
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DIED,
On the 29th instant, HENRY SL1cER, infant son Of
A. HI. and M. A. Young, aged months.
DIED,
A CARD.

ID A CARD.
LII. FINLEY HUNT, SURGEON DENTIST, respect
fully informs his friends and those wishing to engage
his professional services that he has returned to the
city, and will be pleased to them at his Office on
Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
y29-
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"a BRICKS BRICKS I! BRIcKsl!!

m BRICKS BRICKS Z! BRICKS!!!
i HE subscriber has for sale, in addition to what
he is constantly making, four hundred thousand
Bricks of superior quality and invites those in want
of the article to give him call, as he is determined
to sell lop for, CASH
Persons wishing to purchase will please apply to
Bates & Brothers Soap and Candle Factory, G ST.,
or to the subscriber who can be found generally
the Brick yard, short distance north east Of the
Aims House. JOHN BATES
jy22-eo3t (lntel. cost
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IT BRANDY.
j UST RECEIVED, on consignment S half pipes
Otard Dupuy, s. Co.'S Brandy, which will be sold
at New York prices. T.. F. SEMMES,
Granite Row, btw Sd & Al SITS. Penn. av.
jy3O-3t
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PRICES REDUCED.

d PRICES REDUCED.
DEING DESTROYS Of closing my stock of Summer
Hats, will sell them at much reduced prices. My
stock on hand consists of White, PEARL Blue CASH
meres, Leghorn, Panama and Canada Hats Gen.
tlemen wishing any of the above articles will do well
to give me call E.GG. HANDY,
btw. Gadsby's and Browns Hotel.
N. B. have now on hand and am constantly re-
ceiving splendid assortment of Beaver, Moeskn,
Cashmere, and Brush Hats, to which ] would res
pectfuly invite the attention of the public.
ly30-3t
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The following toast was offered at a Polk, Dali
las, and Texas meeting held at Plainville, Conn,
on the 4th inst.
BY John A. Hale Texas-a land of freemen,
admired by Christians; may it be as strongly al
lied to this Union as Christianity as 10Th Demo
cracy"
If that's all the Locofocos expect, we don't think
that Texas will be Immediately very strongly
allied /" to the Union What say Amos Kendall,
Robert Dale Owen, and DR.. Duncan 2--Forum.
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The Wing meeting of Saturday evening last
was one of the most immense assembages we
ever saw. Senator Barrow, of Louisiana, appear
ed on the stand and made an able speech He
spoke in appropriate terms of the great and unex-
pccted Wing victory in Louisiana. AT each men,
ton of the name of his State, the most un-
bounded and Notwithstanding cheers burst forth
from the large multitude Jour.
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w..
NEW LUMBER YARD, on 9Th STEET.
TINE undersigned has opened Lumber Yard, on
i 9Th street, on the Canal nearly opposite Browns
and Gadsby's Hotels, where he will be pleased to see
all his customers.
His stock now consists Of as follows
EASTERN SHORE LUMBER.
Jolsts H. IA, 16, 10 to 80 feet
Scantling, Stills, "a, A, 5-4 boards
WHITE PINE LUMBER.
3d. GA and "A prime dry Lumber
S-4 ga and "A merchantabe do
ga, GA and "A select Culns
ga and "a common Cullins and Joists
CAROLINA LUMBER.
Orders IL by 10 and 10 by 10, "a and 80 feet
Sd dress floor boards, seasoned
ga undress do
IA and ga do
Shingles 8, 10 and IL inches
Carolina Rails "a to 80 feet long
Fence Posts, sawed and split Laths, PailiDgs
Ash Plank, g. 3, and inches -
Poplar Chair Plank a8
Large quantity Oak Timber, &c. s4 4
Having made recent purchases, my stock will ar
rive daily uu complete, and will be sold lower than
heretofore. a.
shall close my books on the LIST July, at the old
yard and render bill to each person, and do hope they
will settle the same by cash or notes.
je29-3taw4wif w. II. GUNNELL.
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CABINET MAKER AND U.NDERT.aKER.

CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN
HAVING removed to the house lately occupied by
IL Ambrose Lynch, Esq. the subscriber is prepared
to execute all work in the Cabinet line. He is pre-
pared in every way for Undertaking, having Cooling
Boards and Ice Coolers, which necessary at this
season Of the year to prevent unpleasant smell. He
has Biers and Pals for carrying Hearses and Carri-
ages furnished at short netce. II is his intention
TO keep on Hand number of ready-made Collins of
all sizes and qualities for those who may require i'm
mediate interment His establishment can easily be
found by inquiring for the sign of the First and
Last It'll street, between and streets, near the
Patent Office.
iy % PETER CALLAN
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TO NORFOLK, OLD POINT, YORK TOWN; and
Big Ship Pennsylvania.

TUNOKFOLK, OLDPOLNI, YORK TOWN, .71VD
Big Ship Pennsylvania.
The Steamer OSCEOLA
HG.S.sFs7 Ale-A42.a:.1t>~ Will leave Washington,
August 9th, at 8 o'clock,
and Alexandria at half past 8, A. NJ, on Pleasure
Excursion to the above named places. She will ar
rive at Norfolk early next mornings and leave again
at 10 O'Clock for York Town, which she will reach
about O'Clock, and remain sufficient time for the
party to visit Cornwalls's Cave the Battle Grounds,
and to reflect that he stands The spot where the last
blow was given for our freedom. She will then re-
turn to Old Point giving the company an opportunity
for bathing and viewing the fortlfcation and parade.
She will then leave for Norfolk, where ample time
will be given next day to visit the Pennsy lvania,
Hospital, Dry Dock, Sc, and leave for Washington
the same evening Thursday at 5 o'clock.
Passage and fare, W, lady and gentleman $40.
rs The Marine Band will accompany the party.
u JAMES MITCHELL,
jy3O Master.
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BEFORE AND BEHIND. - The Murfreesboro
(Tenn.) Telegraph gives the following as spe-
cnen of the manner in which the Locofoco NOM
nations are presented by the party in that neigh
borbood:
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THE NEUTRAL FRENCH OR THE EXILES OF
ID NOV.A SCOTIA,
10y Mrs. Williams, two volumes in one. For sale
at the Bookstore of r. FARNHAM,
jy3l Corner of 18th st. and Penn av.
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f NOTICE.
For Piney Point, Old Point, and NOrfOIk.
a 81 = The steamer OSCEOLA, for the ba-
lance Of the season, will leave Wash
ington for the above named places on Tuesdays and
Saturdays at 8 O'Clock, "A M. Returning she will
leave Norfolk on Sundays and Thursdays, at 5so'-
clock, P. M.
Passage and fare to Piney Point, 80; to Norfolk,
$6. The Osceola will stop at the usual landings on
the river, to take off or land passengers. y,
July Is JAMES MITCHELL, Master.
r GRASS CLOTH SRLRTS, SC.
i HAVE this day received the following goods: rs
$50 grass cloth Skirts s8t b 4f.
90 pieces new style colored Bereges, for dresses
Handsome Balzarnes and Lawns, a large supply.
100 pieces Swiss and Book Muslins gAs5r
$50 dozen ladies' white and black Cotton Hose
/ case superior Irish Linens
large assortment of Domestic Goods of every
description sg
The above goods were purchased at auction at
very low prices, and will be sold at moderate adj
vance. X. g. WASHINGTON.
jy15-3taW2wf
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For President
GEN ANDREW JAcKsoN's
Friend, James X. Polk, of Tenn.
For Vice President.
GEORGE NJ. DALLAS, of Pennsylvania.
This reminds us of sort of currency much in
vogue here some time ago, which read somewhat
as follows
On demand the subscriber, whose Office is on
The CANAL BANK,
Promises to pay John Smith One Dollar &c.
Cincinnati Chronicle
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A NOTICE.
LII persons indebted to VIM. H. FALEs, of the
late firm Of FALEs & GLOVER, will please make pay
ment to r. l.. GLOVER.
july l6 VIM. H. FALES.
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DURHAM CATTLE AGAIN,

Mk7RN N will exhibit, and expose to
- public sale to the best bidder at the Fair
tx n and Stock Show of the Mecklenburg
Agricultural Society, to be held in Char
otte the last Thursday in this month very superior
Bull Nentume.
who was imported when about month old with his mohs
er about four years ago by the Hon Henry Clay Arh
land, from England, whose statement be seen re-
garding the purity of his blood; which animal cost in
England hundred guineas and purchased Of Mr.
Clay by the Hon. Edward Johnson and Others sof Ken
lucky, from whom he procured by the present
er at a cosl of $3.50 in June, 1872
The admirers Of Stock requested exauliGe this
distinguished animal. which in Kentucky even took
every premium at every fair where he exhibited,
pure bloOded and of excellent points. He unites also
with these, from his distinguished Importer and former
owner, the two great parties which recently agated the
nation.
He is sold by his present owner because by his numer
Gus calves he is already oVerstocked and he wishes that
others may receive the benefits Of the best blood in this
country who will have leisure and time to attend
to il.
For Neptunes pedigree, tho Turf Register
Of ls42
He will be sold TO company, to individual, by
PAUL H. KING,
Manager Of Col J. H, Wheeler'S
farm at BeaItyS ford
Nov. 10, 1874. 624-St.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINs!!

4t0o doors beIOao Williams, HoyncOOd 8' Co
TUST received direct from New York, bought since
- the decline in Goods in October and November
A large lot of staple and fancy DRY GOODS;
coats and sack coats; GROCERIES, hardware queens
SALT mems and boys fur hats and caps; large ot
of ladies' bonnes, the latest style; saddes brides and
marngaes together with every article usually kept in
dry goods establishment; which will be sold Is pef
cent on prime cost-no mistake. Call and see.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange for gOods and
produce sold ON commission.
Now the election is over, want to purchase 1000
pieces of FURRackoon Otter, Beaver, Muskrat, Mink,
Rabbit. &c-for which the highest prices will be given
in goods cash.
CALEB MALONE.
Raleigh, Nov 49,. 1s44. 524-4t.
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CALL and SEE.
CHEAP FAA1IL Y GROCERIES, &c

ne subscriber has just received very large lot o
choice Family Groceries, very low. His Stock
CONSIST IN part of the following articles:
50oo lbs. Superior Porto Rico aud ". Orleans
Teas. Large lot Bacon, Meal, and superior Family
FLOUR, constantly on hand; Rice, MoIasses
Lard, Pepper and Spice, Ginger, Saleratus. Loaf
Sugar, Cheese, butter and water Crackers, a Large
Copperas, Candles, Smoking and Chewing TObsc-
co, Shoe Brushes and Backing, Soaps, bar and
shaving Powder and Shot, Lead Large lot Axes,
all sizes IRON, STEEL, and many other articles
in the above line, all of which will be sold as low
as any other house in the place can sell 10 make a
profit
COnfectiOAaries,
Candies good assortment, Almonds, Palmnuts,
English Walnuts, and other articles.
Dry Goods.
Large lot of unbleached and bleached homespun
very low, Calcces, large lot spool Thread all Nos.
and coors, Flax Thread all coiors, Kerseys, Ken
tucky Jeans, Suspenders from 10 cents 10 $l, Rib
ands, Laces, Side and Tuck Combs. Snuff Boxes,
Sewing Silks, net lace Caps, Pins all qualities,
Flannel, Padding, and Buckram, Bindings, Cam
bricks, Linen, Negro Blankets, Needles, Pocket
Books, &c. and many other articles in the above
line for sale cheap for cash.
Shoes.
A large lot of Negro Shoes, cheap, Men'sIned
and bouud Shoeteas very low, Large lot of Wo-
mems, Boys, and Childrens Shoes, cheap, Calf
Skins and Lining Skins, and other articles in the
Shoe line.
Hard Ware.
Mails all sizes, Fiat Irons, Andirons, Saws
Hammers, Chizels, Plane Stocks and irons, Gin,
lets all Sizes Sifters, Locks all qualities and kinds
Pad and Stock, States and Pencils, Lead pencils,
Shoe sparables and Tacks, Files all kinds, Coffee
Toasters, Razor strops, Ink, and Inkstands, Curry
combs, Coffee Mills, Sheep Shears, Shaving Boxes
and Brushes, Hinges and Screws and number
of other articles very low.
CrOckery all Kinds.
All of the above articles will be sold low for
Cash or on short credit 10 those that have paid
when called on.
The subscriber feels thankful for past encourage
nent and also feels confident he can increase his
custom, if those want of Groceries will only
give HIM call and examine his stock, particularly
Family Groceries, as he has bought largely and for
Cash, and bought them very low, and as such he
intends to sell low. '.
Groceries can be had BY the whole sale or reia
JOHN r. WHITAKER.
October q 1914. 5ls-4t.
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JOHN NJ. DAVIES & JONES,
1O6 WILLIAM STREET

| 106 WILLIAM STREET,
| (Corner of John sIreet,) NEW YORK,
Ia such extensive arrangements for their Fall Trade
that they enabled to present greater inducements
than ever to merchants visiting this market the
for the purchase of Goods their stock mainly
Of their own Importation Manufacture
CRAVATS AND SCARFS
Plain and cured Black Satin, Armures, Corded, BaIa-
thea, Fancy and ColOred Satns of entire patterns
Silk and Mohar, figured and plain Plain Black Italian
and Corded Cravats, all sizes and qualities.
HOSIERY.
Silk, Merino, Angola, Woolen and Cotton Hose and
HafHose.
MerinOI Cashmere, Wooen, Berlin and Chamois
lined Cashmere Buck Beaver, and Kid.
Silk and Cotton Gum Elastic, with Buck Silk, and
Linens Ends, Cotton Knit, Buck aud Morocco with
Elastic Ends. Also few Entire new Styles of our own
Manufacture.
UNDER-SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Merino, Lambs Wool, Angola, Saxony, Cotton, Sha-
ker, Knit and Flannel, sc. (Manulacture all qualities
of Silk Shirts and Drawe Silk of all qualities
own Importation. To those of our own manufacture
we would especially call attention as being something
very superior.
Ladies' Silk and Merna Under Vests.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEF
Twied and Plain rSptalfeld, British and India Cor
she, Pongees, Printed, Corded Damask, Linen Cam
Oric' Plain and printed &c, SSns
Mems. Youths, and Childrens, Cloth, Velvet Gla1.
Silk and Muslin.
STOCKS
Satin. Figured and Plain, and Corded Silk. Mohair.
Bombasin. Plain Bowed Plated Cravat and Opera Ties
sc. sc.
LINEN COLLARS.
Square, Round and Byron Stitched, Plain and corded
all linen and with Cotton Bands.
LINEN BOSOMS.
Stitched. Plain. and Rufled, all qualities, with wide
and narrow plaits.
SHIRTS.
All Linen. with and without Collars latest style :
Muslin with Linen Collars and Wristbands, with and
without Collars, ofa great variety Of qualitieA
ColoIed French and other Muslin.
OILED SILKS.
White, Plaid, and Fancy Colors, ofvsrious widths,
and warranted not to adhere in any climate.
SiLh Purses, UMBRELLA, DTessing Go,cns, Cap and
Stock Trimming, Suspe1der Buckles, Gum Elastic
Webb, all qualities.
Together with every article that is wanted in the Gen
lemens Furnishing Line which they engage sell
as favorable terms any other establishment
DCaps, Stocks, Linen and Muslin, and Silk Shirts.
made to order Wholesale and Retail.
JoHNM. DAVIES JONES,
p6 william ST., corner of John.
Aug. 2lst, 1874. 5I2-3-m
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Auction Auction Auction (!

beg leave to inform the citizens of Raleigh and
country, that on Wednesday evening the 18th
Inst, at candle light, will commence selling at
Auction the following Goods: Dress and Frock
Goats, Beaver and Pilot, Cloth Frock Coats Broad
Cloth, Pilot, and Beaver Box Goats, Pants, of ma
ny kinds, Vests do, Hats, Gaps. Shoes for Farm
Hands, Cone Lanterns, Castors, Clocks, Looking
Glasses, Soaps, Thread, Knives and Forks and a
hundred of other articles and things besIdes-at
the 2nd door below Messrs. Stiths.
J. BRANNAN.
Raleigh Oct 18th, 1874. 521E
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NTfsceIIaneOUls Literaturee

HVE1E Encyclopedia of Geography, comprising com.
IL plete description of the Earth; by Hugh Murray
F. R. S. E. Elements of Universal History, on a new
and systematic Plan by H. White, B. A. Dictionary
Of Arts, Manufactures and Mines; by Andrew Ore, Nj
D. illustrated with IL hundred engravings. The Horse;
by William Youat together with general History o
the Horsei by j. s. Skinner. Encyclopedias Americana
popular Dictionary of Arts, Seiences and Literature;
Edited BY Francis Leiber CIater and Youatts Cattle
Doctor; by Skinner, with great variety of other Mis-
cellaneous Readings Call at the North Carolina Book
Store and examine for yourselves.
TURNER & HUGHES
Raleigh, July 81, 1874 s00-ly.-
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holders in the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road
Company, WILL be held at the Office of the Comp
troller in The City Of Raleigh, on the 4,h Monday
of November next. APunctnal attendance, either
in person or by proxy, is particularly requested as
The COMPANY is expected to come before The meet
ing. =. r. IL IL SN0O1t'
October % 1874. ,
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RICH FANCY AND MILLINERY
GOODS.

D1 eet from .Ne1O York and Philadelphia.
M RS. Ramsay respectfully informs the Ladies
1XA that she is in full possession of her Fall and Win
ter GOODS, which of the most fashionable and rich
styles These goods have been purchased since the
great decline, which will enable her to offer great in
duceme purchasers She invites the Ladies to call
and examine for themselves Also, the latest fashions
for Dresses Dress Caps and Head Ornaments. Her
sortment is much larger than usual and embraces too
many articles to enumerate IN an advertisement
October %, 1874. 523-t4.