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SHORT-HORNED DURHAM
and North Devon GattRe.s

iIasszxnnsxA The uhscriber has the above
VIHx3 lock of Cue for sale; among which are
rom Is TO D DevonE OWS, in calf by a
half Devon and ha Is Durham Bull
Also, several fine Devon HEIFERS, some in calf
+ Also. 2 Devon BULL low fit for service. go.
Also, or 10 very fine half Durham and half Devon
Bull CALVES, goE5by one of the finest Durham Bulls
ever raised in the United States His ances on both
sides have taken the first premiums for mi butter,
beauty size, &c. at the Cattle Shows 10 the Nerth
have Certificates in my possession prove these cs,
ready Tor the inspection Of any person who maywsh to
see them The price Of the above cattle will be very
cheap cheaper than you can buy them at the North
and the is 4oTisk to rnn in their being acclmated.
They wfh be ready to deliver in Novembe: next that
being the best time to remove them. The Bull calves
will be fit for service in May June next. The price
Of the Bulls will not exceed $50 each, The Cows in
CALI and Heifers. will be esssay from 25 to $50 each
p have been improving MY toc o Cattle forsI5 yetrs
and think now have, in the Devon and Durham. The
best Stock of Cattle, for the practical farmer Amer
ca And while my neghbors haze been selling their
Cows and Calves for 10 IL dears Tbave been selling
tto good judges my half Devon Cows and Calves hrS5
to 80 dollars Col Yarbrough. proprietor of the Eagle
Hotel, Raleigh, &C., has purchased half Deyon Cows
OF me and can inform those who may Vsh TO know their
milking properties, &c. SETH JONES
Pomona Wake comfy, ~: GLIB miles Norh East
of Raleigh
July 10, 1874 .'f.-s+'- =, 506-eow-4m.
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State. of North Carolina, Beaufort county.

State of North Carolina, Beaufort county.
W illIam b. Myers jeremiah G. Perkins.
Original Attachment returned 10 Beaufort Court of
Pfras and Quarter Sessions September Term,
z.1544. Returned levied on land aud mills, and
served Defendants effects in Garnishee's hands
1T appearing that Defsndant is not an, .inhabit-
ant of this State: It is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The North Carona Stand
ard for six weeks essively for the said Jere-
miah c. Perkins TO appear at the next term Of OUT
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions TO b. held for
the county Of Beaufort, at the court house in
Washington, on the first Monday in December
mills, &c, aud plead, answer or demur or i1dg-
unent pro conIrsso will be rendered against hun.
Witness. Benin M. Sel6y, clerk of our said Court
Of Pleas and Q1arler Sessions, al Office Sd OcIo-
Der, 1874.
BENIN NJ SELBY, OK.
Oct. 9. 1914. S5,s24) $780,
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NEW DRK GOODs sToRE-


The subscribers take pleasure in announcing g "a,
citizens Of Raleigh and the surrounding county a
they have rented the Fayetteville Street
door to Mr. R. Smiths where they intend carrying or
the Dry Goods business in all its various branches The,
have recentYsFeceiEed general assessment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Among which may be found Bleaehed and Brown
+ Shirtings and SheefingS BedtietB Hamilton Jeans
Suffolk Drills Apron Checks, SC. &c. s.s.l-s
Balzarines; Balzarine Lawns Printed Lawns
= Nous DPLa:nes Ghallays
I Figd Silks blk. and BIua Blk. Bombazines Al
pacca Lpstres !; Fancy Prints;
Imperial Robes / Cambria and FurniE Dimitiss
Irish Linens; BOnnets Ribbons; s ks4
Bonnet Lawns Jacone(t, Swiss, Book, Paid and
Medium Mus!ins; - '5F9'- -'Szs-,v
White and Colored oambricks !; Cambk, & Swiss,
Robbinett and Thread Edging and Ilseftions
hosiery of all kinds Shawls and CFavats "a great
varietyl ss ,-f- 3D. Sss,$,r.zf - ,.rs
Ind many other articles which we deem unnecessary
2 tospeeify. eg1g,cE,n sltl.f$ .twt -
The Gentlemen are informed that we havefen hand
Cloths, Cassiners Gambroons, Drillings, Vestings,
Stocks, Bosoms Collars, Suspe6ders, Cloves Crayas,
SeaFfs, Ties. sc. SC. sc. -ais.---s
The public generally solicited give carl be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, aswe determined TO sell
Small 9drGnce, therefore great bargains may obtain
ed RUSSELL ESKRIDGE.. :
~ 3 A,-.-... Next door oR Smith
Raleigh, June 29th, 1874. 5O6ly.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from the subscriber, on The ist In
slant, a negro man named BILL. 26 years of age
about feet 4 OF g inches high, dark compftxiSn,
hrs an impeachment in his speech, and a downwstJ
look when spoken 10.
The said negro had on, when he left home.
sPuHsuit, "a roundabout and pants,) and cap, but
other clothes with him.
1t IS thought he will attempt topass as afree=
mans sunder an assumed name. as WiIlion, Hoy.
or Simmons. He is known TO visit his old hauH,s
in the neighbrohood OF his wife, who is owned bv
Mr. Jos: Dunn, Duplin Co., and he no doubt ian
ges at times in the southern part Of Wayne coun-
ty where he is, or has been, at work: =
The above reward will be given for the snnre-
henslon and delivery of said negro TO me, at Mr..
G. W. Bannerman's residence, Baden county. or
lodged in Jail SO may get him again
- COLIN SHAW.
GTavsily rave u HI 1sI Baden Co, NC. 52o-tf
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Woods No. / Ousters.

can furnish the inhabitants of Raleigh and
the surrounding country, with the above
named article, one day fTesher than from any 9th
er source. Mr.. J. w. STEVENS is nv agent in
Raleigh, IN the Oyster business alone Ali orders
WIN oe thankfully received, and attended to at the
shortest notice The Oysters will be found at all
times at VIM. T. BAIN'S HOTEL.
--t. THOS. WOOD.
o - Petersburg, Va.
oc'' 10 1854. 52O-3t.
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e @NOTTCE.a

The subscriber takes the liberty of informing the
c'tIzrns Oi Raleigh that he has this day commenced
receiving Oysters daily direct rum Norfolk
In order to prevent mistakes his Oysters will not
under any circumstances be carried round the Civ
by servants or aEy else, to be sold by the small
measure. So the citizens will not be disappointed
IN any way IN my Oysters. l intend TO offer only
fresh Oysters, and by this means should deceive
the public they will know where to 6nd me and OBJ
tain redress. 2..-
! whlcOnstantly have on hand Fresh Fish, when
the season will permit. Of this, however, | will
give timely notice in the papers.
JOHN WILSON.
On Fayetteville St, nearly opposite the post-ofice.
Na'ISh. Oct.SI, 1914. 52I-tf
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: New AI1I1uals! New AnnuaIsu
-. FOR
34S.

NfiE Illustrated Boob of Ghtis.isn Ballads..snd
splehdidly bound. 81 - 7''.~ =
The Gift, Christmas and New Year present.
with beautiful illustrations. =.
The Diadem, decidedly the richest Annual of the
season, with splendid engravings.
ings and elegant binding.
The Casket. The Hyacinth or Affections Gift
beautiful Juvenile Annual together with manv
other Annals and Illustrative works for sale cbean
al the New Bookstore, 4th door above R. Smith,
Raleigh. Oct. 1874. { S9o
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NORTH HrCAROLINA
Literary, scientific and Military
sEt x -s-IT sR6VgAVH E.VH Vo L11fF 81

- y = =
a N ACADEMY of the above denomination is now
- opens and under the tuitonol the following gen.
tleHsen: bszs6 = s.st p 1sAatsfEe -
The Classics, tfnll Collegiate course, Mr. R. GRIP
Military Tactics and Mathematical comprising Arith-
metc, Algebra. Geometry, Logarithms, Mensuration.
Frgono%eiry, (Plsns and sPhesc.L) SorCeying Cyl
(late Principal of the Portsmouth Military Academy
French Extra } Mons. .AdTLLY
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy with fuii appSra-
tus.l Jhr. s. ~. B0TSF0RD
Terms FeR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Classical Department, $2o 90
+ English dor lFa1 e Is 90
The Cadets certain portion each day generally
occupied in idle and useless amvsenents, will be dr
led in all these Military exercises in similar
Institutions throughout the United States, for which
there be no ezErG charge. s s>s..
Parents who are willing to establish School Of this
characterize well calculated to improve the body well
the mind of their children. win be good enough TO
leave the with Mr. Gray, at the Office Of the
Register, where further particulars may be had. =
September IL, 1874. - =. ttt 6l6-E
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state Of~N. Carolina. Beaufort county.
Dempsey II. Latham rs. Jeremiah c. Perkins
Original attachment returned TO Beaufort County
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Septem-
Der Term, 1874. Returned levied on two horses,
tive carry logs and chains, three oxen. three 6ats,
round and hewedAogs, one canoe, and one buggy.
1T Appearing lha9 Defendant is not an inhabit.
ant of this State II Is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in, The North Carolina Stand
ard for six wrecks suceessivey, for ,hessaid JrFe-
miah G; Perkins 10 apFear at The next term Of our
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for
the coqety Of Beaufort al The court house in Wash
ington, on the f:st Monday in December next,
then andthere replevy the above named articles,
plead answer or demur, or judgment pro confesso
will be entered against him.
Witness, Benin NJ. Selby clerk Of our saId Court
Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at Office Sd Oclo-
Der, 1874. BENIN NJ SELBY, elk.
Oct 9, 1914. Pr. $5,624 5la-6t.
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold at the lAre residence of Joshua
w Jones, Decd, on Tuesday, the 18th of Nov.
ember next, on credit of nine months, TRACT
OF LAND containing between two and three hun
dred acres, adjoining the lands of Seth Jones, ESQ
Wm; lodge and Others. Also, SEVEN Ne
GRoES nne Man, one Girl, two Boys, one,Wo
man and two children one yoke of Oxen, one OK
Cart 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-
Further particulars will be made known on the dav
of sale by
CYRUS WHITAKER, Ex'r.
Oct. IL, 1874. $50 52I-st
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miscellaneous Lifera11.o

! ME 11sta Encyclopedia Of Geography, comnri'i.
81 sIPSa Of o 6S 1s9st.s Es5 a! y hs%
an a9o systematic plan; by H. White R a,S'0ry on sns
u u Arts; i1s Manufactures and Mines: hv "a DicOnr
b Ws 1on. with u hundred engsVDe, andrsT
the Horse BY yIrs s. sESaa. agether y h
aPopular lctionary Of Arts SSneyelopedia America
o..ea 6y Erancis Leiber Catter and and Literap
TE.oe; 0y Skinner, with great varie,1 nia YoGas C
StonN olaneo1s Readings Call at the NoTb OF other Mi
store and examine for yourselves. worm Carolina Boz
2 Raleigh, July 81, 1914. oNNER & HUGHES
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SPLENDID COLLECTI0N

OF MEDICAL WORKS.
HoRNER'S Special Anotomy, Devices Praci,,.
= Il Children, Do. OH Families, Dungson's Hunr
Physiology, Hasse on the Heart, Lawrence on the E.
PhiiPs on Indigestion, Graham's Chemistry, Copdr9
Children, Ellis Formulary, Alisons Pathology, Va
sons Practice, Cooper on Hernia, Prout on the Sicm,
also, new Edition Of Gums Domestic Medicine y
great variety of other Medical Works al reduced Dr
for sale at the North Carolina Book Store, coner oF
etteville and Morgan streets, near the State HON.
Square. TURNER & HUGHES
Raleigh, July 10, 1874 5O6.IT
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To the Reading Coomu,,;,

CHEAP NOVELS! CHE-AP .WOVEfSS'
'NOLNE4 HALL, "a novel by T. Hood, WIS. ii qt
oodltes' In prose and verse, by T. Hood Ts s %
IONS and Fairy Legands of the South of ireona @ L
T Trol,0n Croker the life and adventures of VsOI
he Nes Sae FGsnealG9ust by Henry COckOp, Cang
Samuel Lover Just received this day, with ''rrs ma
th7rs and for sale at the North Carolina Book S-a
R,leieh, July 10, 1914. --0GMLS 56si
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BOARDING FoR MEMRERs.

NHE Subscriber, having rented the large House
IL south of w. R. GALES. on FayettvilIe Stree,
recently occupied by Capt LUCAS, viii be prepared
TO Accommodate with genteel board Is to is Mem
Ders OF the approaching Legislature either with or
without their Horses. Terms moderate. :.
I'd JOHN BUFFALOW.
=. Good comfortable Carriages and 6ne Hor-
ses. Saddle Horses. &c. be had at the shortes,
nouee, al au hours Horses will also be kept by
the DAY; month oryear, at reasonable rate. !
October 81. so1e1,
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TO MEMBERS.

MRS. STUART, having procured the room,
in Mr. FENTREs's new brick House adjoining her
dwelling on Fayetteville Street, is prepared % 40.
commodate 20 Members Of the approaching Lesis-
aIure--the loc alton issyery con yenient 70 re- g:
oil, the rooms are ne md pleasantly situated and
by her own well known exertions to ,DIsas. he
oaIders, she hopes to receive a. liberal pairops
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1874. 520-3t:S
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= LATEST STYLE. KH

SupeTfne French, and English Cloths Cassi-
m+tes and Vestngs are now being received and
opened, Gy the subscribers. Their goods were Sc
tected, by one Of the firm, in N. York and bought
entirely for Cash, which enables them TO cfTer,
greater Inducements than heretofore. They would
therefore, most respectfully invite teir customers
and friends and the Public generally 10 call aud al
low them the pleasure Of showing their extensive
assortment, whichconsists of almost every article
OF genuemeu's wear. And will be sold very low
for cash or six months credit to punctual men,
Also general assortment uf
READY MADE CZO7HyNG
both Of heir own and of Northern Manufactures-
in the best style and warranted.
Call at thei: we'll known stand on Fayetteville ST.
SMITH & BlGGS.
Kaltlgh, Oct; II lS44. 520-6u
H Star and Tndrpe ndent. will insert six times.
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Bibles and PRAYER TookS-

A LARGE and general assortment of cbeaD Fan1r
~ Bibles and Prayer Books, of every quality and v,
rlety Of Bindng also, large collection of EpscOpi
variety of Sermons Of the various
tians. Hymn Books of all kinds and qualities, aM
which will be sold al very reduced prices for me Cad
Cali at the North Carolina Book Store, Raleigh, N G.
TURNER g. HUGHES
Raleigh, July 10, 1874 5O6,y
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Presbyterian puh,,o.

w lshed by the Board of Pubiicat;an al, the Books
teran Church, together with the New Hrun ,ne nPre
"nich we offer at their own p:ices as sofa in
phia' those who wish to purchase had bnlt ,n Fhi
sena IN their orders to the North Carolina Boo
Raleigh, July 10, 1914. OGHES
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NOTICE To RrmnERs

VIE undersigned Committee appointeo bv the
n County Court of Wake, to superintend the build
ing OF Bridge across the Neuse River al Rogers
o1ge' on the road leading from Raleigh to L1usbnre
NJ" on saturday, the 9Th day of November next atthaf
place. out 10 the lowest bidder the building Of
same further particulars made known on that dsps
- ..-.,5 x ALLEN. ROGERS. ST. .
SETH JONES' $50
October 9, 1874 ts1o = = % - -
0ci,Register times - !. -.
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL.
RaEeigh W c.

| RI. REy. L. S. IVES, D. D. V1s1rRR.
Rev. ALBERT SMEDES, Rector
| THE WINTER SESSION of thi. School
will commence on the 1st December. A puuctua
attendance Of the Pupils is earnestly requested.
Terms, payable ia advance, or before The close
OF the month Of January.
For Board, and English Tuition, per
session of months, 500 90
Fution IL French, - .s II so
s. in Music, on the Piano or Guitar 25 go
with $3, 90 for the use Of Piano,
on the Harp, - -. 80 90
with $40 for the useofthe instrument,
Tuition Idt inspfawing and Painting, IS 90
+ Boatd, &e. during vacation 10 90
:, N. BssBeds and brdsteads are furnished by the
School ;papilsaare required to furnish their own
bedding and towels. The clothing of pupils sf1otId
be distinctly marked with the owners name in fuH
Mrs. Smedes will supeTiateEd any purchases
parents may authorise their children 10 make in
the Ciiyf bat no account will be opened at any
Stote without th&Pxpress sanction Of parents or
guardians. 1+ThesfdIgious services of SUNDAYS be-
ing held in the Chapel of the Institution 6y the
RecIof, pupils have rarely occasion TO visit the
City, and the painest attire is all that they reduire
Exs1aVagance ia dress is opposed to the prinenfes
aRd practice of the School, and parents who en-.
trust the care of theirchAdren's wardrobe entirely
TO the Discretion of the Rector and hisoassis,ants
VIII never have occasion 70 complain on this sub
,ject. 80. 49,. -. -. ..-...
Pupils are allowed to accept invitations in the
City, for the day, only once a month; and never
for the evening. They have opportunities of sees,
ing their trends al The soiEees, which stately
held during the Session. ~. :, r. - :
+. THE pocket money of Pupils must be placed
in the hands of the Rector In making purchases
for their children parents whave respect to the fol-
lowing regulations. The ordinary dress of Pupils:
in Wiater, will consist of such articIesof M eTino
Mouslin de Lame, Calico, or Giugham, of dark
colors, as they may have in their possession The
dress Of The School, to be used on Sunday and
other special occasions, must be of Merino. or
out trimming. The dress for The Soirees must he
of plain white cambria with no other Ornament
than blue or pink ribbon. Bonnets must be of
straw, with dark blue ribbon, in Winter, and in
Summer, ribbon Of lighter color. The ordinary
dress for Summer, must be of Calico or Gineham
the dress for Sunday, of plain white Cambric
Lace in any form, Artificial flowers, and Jewelrv
Of any description, are entirely forbidden.
Raleigh, Oct is. -s 5S1-tf.
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TO PARENTS.

A lady who has had several years experience as
AIeaeher, wishes obtain the situation Of Cover
n'ss ia private family. She wilI engage to teach
the usual Engi>h branches the piano and orna-
mental wotks-she will give 1he highest refesenees
aud wiii require the same Application (posf p0id)
teflIisn- 53I-3w
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IOard fer Members of the IegisI.111,-e

3Oafd Ter MembeFs of the Legislature
MkSA The subscriber takes pleasure in an
fILh nouncing to:the members elect Of fie
EtlH approaching General Assembly. tba,
eA4zA having been at a considerable exnenss
in fitting up two additional rooms to his former es-
commodate from 30 to 35 members Of iha, Sos,'
The location and character Of his house sarss a
well known, tha. he deems it unnecessary 10 sav :
word on this point. For the convenience sNS Z u
commodation Of those gentlemen who board with
If they wish it. ~ .-as -. AAots ses,
His terms, as usual; will be moderate. X
f. Raleigh, Oct. 8, 1874. - So = SIon
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BAEHS & MASTERu Y
LIBERTY STREET Ton,
l1setscee1 C,iLiiGna and Nassau 9,
g. So ~, ory, z NEW PORK, ""eetO
WooLD call fhe attention of MeroI
w ing New York, to their exten.;dnts about =;
eign ana Domestic DRY GOODS ,Dbio stock Of III
sale on liberal terms, consisting in they o.
'%asz0reOns' % new article for dresses VI 10
-g35 Chameleon Lusfres do do
'9!p0ccG Lustres. black and colored
InOuset"a de LGiues, Crepe de Lo;o<
= Casan'eres d'EcosSe, GAilsans. -1raies, Ta;t,
HoaseTy and GLOpes, an extensive r'so'as,
Negro Kerseys. Efnseys, Kentxek,. assortment,
atska'aneLs. from low priced to supeES 1e0n'
tsysntS, OF the newest and richest st,i
sro'oT and Reached Shirtings ong sgoy,Sss. Ss.
Saosd G. S.s ass;srs. and aSrsaa of all kinds
Linens, L0rc'es, Diaper. Cro,S 'esE'ngs,
of Asoa, A,so, large assortment of White cood.
6aee Striped G,d Check .Nnslos 1gf G1u1' 1.
August 81, 1874.
- '7s. 5Ia,.
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ROUKS-BOOKS!
new BOOK STORE.

BOO OkS AT REDUCED PRICESH
Carolina
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Attention Wings and Democrats.
TUSf received this day the following list of new anG
- late Publications fresh from tie Press
Chronicles Of England, France, Spain and the ad.
joining Countries frum the latter part of the reign
Edward the 3D. 10 the Coronation Of Henry 4th BY Sil
John Froissar. The works of Cord Byron, in Nsse and
ptose including his letters. oernas Sc &c., new Edi-
ton.
Pleasant Memories of Pleasant Lands BY Mrs. L. H.
Sigourney.
Lives of American Merchants, eminent for Integrity,
enterprise and public Spirit By the author Of the
Young Merchant. d 4-<.s-> ~
Young Peoples Library, containing Moral, Tales,
Fairy Tales, Humorous Tales Tale of the Times Con-
sus daughter &C., Sc By the Author of Peter Par
ley
he Poems and Ballads of Schiller, translated BY Sir
Edward Lytton Bulwer, Bart. - ;:
The Poems, Sacred, Passionate, Humorous of Ma.
thaniel Parker Wilts in VOL Svo. Call the North
Carolina Bookstore, and examine the collection For
Sale by TURNER & HUGHE,o.
Ratelgh' july 20. 50S-ly.
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J. C. & M. STEVENSON.

ME r CHANTS,
NEwBERN, N. c.
VENENDER their services Commission Agents for
u the Sale, or Receiving and Forwarding of Produce
and of any description to those persons
Neuse, and to the Merchants of Raleigh, Smith6eld
Wayneshoro Godsborough, land Kinston particularly
Waynesboro. being now, hope, permanently estab
sted it is thereby rendered practicable to deliver
cles at WaynesboI0' from NewbeFR in DAYS; and
invite the attention of Western Neghhors TO the
facilities, now afforded them. this lne for conlnun
cation with this and our Northern and Southern Mar
kets.
% AK Consjgnmens aud Orders promptly and faithful
ly attended to.
REFERTo
GnATIGs 6n E DEwEI: @ Esq. Raleigh, N. G..
April Is, 1874 4s6em
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!, E ':d5=.i.l Persons wishing to purc6s,
rIue 1 prIee1by the 10, 20, or 30 paIIon, al mod,
Ply 70 Mr. JOHN R: HrrAKER, Of PInsL"iL FAILS a.
July24, 1914. @.a noH' W. HOLDEN
Sno
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BLANKETS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
&c. selling low al the Raleigh Cheap Cash Sto e.
one door below Williams, Hay wood & Co.'s A DO,
thecary Store. Raleigh, OcI. 9, IS4i>5l9
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WE have on hand (and more expected) large
Sattine1S, Kerseys, FIaMncIs,
and Woolen Goods Of every description which
we will sell lower than any Que else in town.
a.- Fl. A. BADHAM 6. co.
Oct. 8, 1874. 5I9.
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Select Classical and Mathematical
sc HOOfL&

IE0HE subscriber, having resigned the charge of the
select School, twelve miles south west of Hsborougb
and the same distance, neary-from Chapel Hill
His lee ding motive is to educate his in the
ence to this object
For details apply to h-post paid-at Hillsborough,
till November next, when the school isio begin
w. J. BINGHAM
Hillsborough, May 8, 1914 5OO.t-m'5m
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MUSTCLMUSIC.

Harper's Pictorial Bible.
HVHE 4th and 5t numbers of this splendid work jus
received this day, and for sale at the North Carolina
Book Store TURNER & HUGHES
Raleigh. July 81, 1874 Ts 5O9Iy.
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NEW STORE.
MACKIE & LEFERETT,
On MISfICN MIh(EkNIS.
1O7 WATER STREET,
BELOW WALLSFREEF;N NE W-YORK.
IMPORTERS and. Dealers in Scotch, American, and
English Pig Irou Tin Plates Banca Tin Lead Spelter
Sheet Zinc, hovesand Spades, Horse Nails Wrought
Nails, Trace Chains. Engiishs American, and Russia
Sheet Iron, TIM Sauce Pans and Tea Kettles Sheet
ing Copper, Cast SteeOn Wire, Rivets Ears, Handles
&C. SC. Fpx'saleIatselg lew prices .f
N. B.50Q dQz low priced shosesa and Spades
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Sept, 49, 1s44. 5I6-I ISt.
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