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Land for Sale

II WILL sell en- reasonable terms, the whole. part
Il Of my tract of land lying in Sampson county, one
mile and half fIom Fason's Depot, on the w K K
Il. This contains 1895 acres, $50 Of which ls
highly valuable for working turpentine being covered
with dense growth of ourshns pines. But the chief
advantages Of this land the adaptation Of the re-
Inaader to the production of corn and cotton and tie
lss OF 100 acres cleared land which may be rented
for $500 per The place is healthy, the water
Esod the houses comfortable, orchard select and the
farm in excellent repair Persons wishing to examine
the premises will call upon Mr. Ireland for further
PARTICULAR enquire Of myself at Godsboro'.
w. A WHITFIELD.
May 8. ls44. 49S
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@sNOTTCE.3 &

The subscriber takes the liberty Of informing the
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 aEy else, TO be sold by the small
measure. So the citizens will not be disappointed
in any way in my Oysters. 1 intend 10 Cffer 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, 1 will
give timely notice in the papers.
JOHN WILSON.
On Fayetteville ST. nearly opposite the post-office.
Raleigh Oct 81 1914. 52l-tf.
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sADDLERY HARDWARE.
ALLEN PAINE No. 3l0,

> ALLEIN FAIIVl15 -INUs -OIU, =
Baltimore ST., Baltimore Nd,
Has on hand a general assortment Of Plated,
Steel Brass and Japan'd Saddlery: Coach and
Harness furniture, both of his own Manufacturing
and English ware Imported BY himself Also Sad
die Trees. Hog Skins, Buck Skins, Buffand Scar
let cloth, Buffalo Robes. &c.
ARTICLES FOR COACH MAKERS.
A general assortment of Coach Lace pamask,
Ra,.inetl's patent. Canvass, India Rubber cloth,
drab cloth, Lamps, patent Leather, Moss, Elliptic
Springs, Turned Axles, MslIeable Iron castings,
Oil Cloth Carpet, with great variety OF other
goods in both branches of business all Of which wall
be sold on pleasing terms. Dealers from the coun-
Iry are invited to call and examine his stock. Or
ders promptly attended to. =.f
Oct % 1874. 52S-lm.4
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from the subscriber, on the Isl in
slant, a negro man named BILL. &c years of age,
about feet or inches high, dark compile xion,
has an impedimeDt in his speech, and downward
look when spoken 10.
The said negro had on when he left, home
spun suit, "a roundabout and pants and cap, but
other clothes with him.
1t is thought he will attempt to pass as free
man, under an assumed name, as HHli1m Hans,
Simmons. He is known 10 visit his old haunls
in the nrighbrohood os his wife, who is owned by
Mr.. Jos. Dunn, DuPlin CO., and he no doubt ran
Ges at times in the southern part Of Wayne coun-
~ where he is, or has been, at work.
The above reward will be given for the appre-
hension and delivery Of said negro 10 me, at Mr.
G. w. Bannerman's residence, BIadrn county, or
lodged in Jail so may get him again.
COLIN SHAW.
Gravrly Hill Bladen Co., N. C. 52o-tf
Oct. 4Ih, 1914.
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FALL AND WINTER
1RAA,


THE subscribers take pleasure in informiDv ~.
II gems OF Raleigh end the Surrounding corn,I e Ct
they have received their extensive supply of Foro that
Domestic Dry Goods, adapted TO the lsn AID
Fall and Winter Trade
well selected, and general assort',.-.
embracing almost every article usually kept in n a
establishments: we enumerate IN part: "NlG
Broad Cloths, Cas- Ladies Fancy Graves.
SimereS, Silk and Worsted NJ.
Sattinetts, MoleskinS Vienna Hoods Sill =.
Beaver and Pilot Cloths. dies. A Tn.
Kentucky, Va, and Glas-
gov Jeans. CaShmereS, Ain
White, Red and Yellow cas- Pae'
Flannels. r
Bedticking. Apron checks. Cashmere D'La,ns. -
Brown and BIeached Do sans. Ie'
mesties. Chusans, Mousell;D..
Cotton oznaburgs, Suffolk Second Mourning Gssi
Drills. res. ulne'
s%.I Plaid Linsnsy. Gala n Pads Blk and Blk Bomban.
Towels Chameleon and Broc,Ss5
Table cloths. Silk, Worsted and EUeeS EHOoeS
Russia and Bird Eye Dia- Hosiery "O'ON
,rlRaf RSr1 linen. ca%6rsk nimit and Funiu.
Bishop and French Lawns. Silk Lacets Shawl NJ
Plaid, Swiss and Jaconett Thread and Bobb;naMnIS nS
Muslns. ces. " La
L. c. Hdkfs (plain and Green Baraze, B,n T,.,
hemstd) Bonnet, Cap and No".
Garment and FURNITURE Ribbons 'G
pIast nd WHIT Morrn;rs NlnpS and Frnga
oiack ana "hl'e mourning Cam6'k and Swiss Edginn
Prints and Insertings. S's'
Cashmere and scotch Kid, Silk Cotton Glove,
Sha~ls. Bracelets, Necklaces
And many other goods which we deem unnecaoo,u,
specify The Public are invited TO call and
Stock before supplying themselves elsewhere a. we @
determined to sell at the l0uest possible price, r
RUSSELL & ESKRIDGE 'I
next door above R. Smib,
Nov 6, 1874 Ess
G5- Register copy times
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sABOWL OF PUNCH

JUST RECEIVED at the North Carolina Book
seventy illustrations, by Cruikshank Leech, Esq,
price SO cents. A 3d. the "Ing'.Isby Legends" ," OF
Mirth Mavels, by Thomas Ingolsby, with ensrav-
Tags, by Cruk -hank Leech, Esq, price So cents
Tales Of Glauber Spa" by J. K. Paulding, Bry.
Agent Of the French Police, written by himself in
vols. at so cents. Eleclrotype ManlPrlali0n,"
by Charles V. Walker; illustrated. Al>o. Nos. 8
and of, ,Harper's Pictorial BibIe." price p cents
.aumLer TURNER & HUGHES.
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To the Reading COmEn unity.

CHEAP .N'OVELS! CHEAP .NOYELS, &c.
FE\ULNEY HALL, novel by 7. Hood, Whms and
I'll Oddities, in prose and verse, by T. Hood, Tradi
lions and Fairy Legands of the South Of Ireland, BY T.
Croiton Croker. the life and adventures Of Valentine
Vox the Venriloquist by Henry Cockion Caningsly
the New Generation, by B. Desreae, Barney OReirden,
" Samuel Lover. Just received this day, with many
th,rs, and for sale the North Carolina Book Store
TURNER s. HUGHES.
Rileigh, July 10, 1874. 5O6-ly.
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VVHIIE Illustrated Book of Christian Ballads, and
l. other Poems, edited by Rnfus w. Griswold,
splendidy bound.
The Gift, Christmas and New Year present,
with beautiful illustrations.
The Dadem, decidedly the richest Annual Of the
season, with splendid engravings.
The Friendships Offering with superior engrav-
ings and elegant binding.
The Casket. The Hyacinrh or Affections Gift,
beautiful Juvenile Annual, together with many
other Annals and illustrative works for sale CHEAP
al the New Bookstore, 4th door above r. Smith.
o. L. CLEVELAND.
Raleigh, Oct. 1874. 500
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ST. MARY'iS SCHOOL,
Raleigh, ". C..

RI. REv. L. S. IVES, d. D. VIsIrER.
Rev. ALBERT SA1EDES, Rector.
THE WINTER SESSION of this School
will commence on the lsi December. purcIual
attendance of the Pupils earnestly requested.
Terms, payable ia advance, or before the close
Of tie month Of January.
For Board, and English Tuition, per
session Of months, 500 90
Tuition iL French, II so
in Music. on The Piano or Guitar 25 90
with S300 for the use Of Piano,
on the Harp 30 90
with $40 for the use of the instrument,
Tuition in Drawing and Painting, Is 90
Tens and Ink, IS
Hoard &c. during vacation, 10 90
N b. Beds and bedsteads are furnished by the
School; pupils are required TO furnish their own
bedding and towels. The clothing of pupiIs should
be distinctly marked with The owners name in fasH
Mrs. Smedrs will supeTinIend any purchases
parents may auIhoTise their children 10 make in
the City, buI no account will be opened at any
Store without The express sanction of parents or
guardians. The religious services of Sundays be-
ing held in The Chapel Of the Institution BY the
Eector, pupils have rarely occasion 10 visit the
City, and the plainest attire is all that they require
ExIaVagance in dress is opposed TO the principles
aud practice of the School, and parents, who en-
trust the of their chdIen's wardrobe entirely
10 the discretion of The Rector and his assistants
will never have occasion 10 complain on this sub
j1cI.
Pupils are allowed to accept invitations in the
City, for the day, only once q month; and never
for the evening. They have opportunities of see
ing their friends the soiIces which are staledIy
held during the Session.
THE pocket money of Pupils must be placed
in the hands Of the Rector. la making purchases
for their children parents will have respect TO the fol-
lowing regulations: The ordinary dress Of Pupils,
in Winter will consist OF such articles of Merino
Mousliu de Laine, Calico, or Gingham, of dark
colOrs, as they may have in their possession. The
dress Of the School, TO be used on Sunday and
other special occas sionS, must be of Merino or
Mouslin de Laine, Of dark blue color made with
out trimming. The dress for the Soirees must be
of plain white cambric with no other ornament
than blue or pink ribbon. Bonnets must be of
straw, with dark blue ribbon, IN Winter, and in
dress for Summer; must be IF Calico or Ginqham
the dress for Sunday, of plain white Cambric.
Lace in any form, Artificial flowers, and Jewelry
ofany description. are entirely forbidden
Raleigh, Oct. i9. $50 L.
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PRESBYTERIAN Publications.

AA] E have now on hand. some IF ak the Books pub
lishcd by the Board of Publication of the Prcsby
eran Church, together with the New Hymn Book, all
of which we offer atheir pices sold in Philade
phia. Those who wish to purchase had best CALL or
send in their orders the North Carolina Book Store
II TURNER s HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, 1874 5O6Iy.
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CAFlITAL S3OO.0OO.

THNHE New-York CONTRIBUTIoNSHIP FIRE
IL INSURANCE COMPANY, office No 81 Wall
Street, insure Dwelling houses, houses and Build
ings in general, Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Ships building Ships in Port and their Cargoes, and
every description of personal Property AGAINST LOSS
OR DAMAGE By Fire.
J. SMYTH ROGERS, President.
r. w. MARTIN, Secretary.
b. ~. STONE, Agent,
RALEIGH, n. G..
May 1914. 499 I2m-eOw.
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lust received This day the following list Of new and
% late Publications fresh from the Press
Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the .d
joining Countries m the latter part of the reign of
Edward the 3D. the Coronation of Henry 4th By Sir
John FrOssar. The works of Lord Byron in verse and
prose including his letters. Journals &c. &C. new Ed.
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.
Young Peoples Library, containing Moral, Tales,
Fairy Tales Humorous Tales, Tale Of the Times Con-
suls daughter, &C., sc. By the Author Of Peter Par
ley.
Edward Lytton Bulwer, Bart
The Poems, Sacred, Passionate, Humorous, of Ma
thaniel Parker Willis, in vol. 6vo Call at the North
Carolina Book Store, and examine the collection For
Sale by TURNER q HUGHES
Haieieh' July ZS. 50S-ly.
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SPLENDID COLLECTION
OF MEDICAL WORKS.

OF MEDICAL WORKS.
LIE ORNER'S Special AnOtomy, Devices Practice
II IL Children, Do. OH Families, DungIisons Human
Physiology, Hasse the Heart, LawIcnce the Eye,
Philips on Indigestion. Graham's Chemistry, Condc on
Children, Ellis FoImulary, Alson's Pathology, Wat
sons Practice, Cooper HeInia Prout the Stomach,
also. new Edition of Gums Domestic Medicine, and
great variety of other Medical Works prices
for sale at the North Carolina Book Store, Fay
ettevlle and Morgan streets, the State House
Square. TURNER s. HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, 1874. 506-1y.
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Healthy Location for Sale.

Healthy Location for Sale.
INTENDING, during the present month (November)
il to remove to Stanhope, in Nash County 1 will sell
on accommodating terms, the Premises where I now
reside. The Tract of Land contains 270 Acres, lying
Raleigh, and Immediately adjoining A. J. Fosters Grst
and Saw Mills. Little River. The Land as a body is
good, containing good proportion of we'll tlmbered
Woodland, with several fresh fields. The Dwelling
House is commodious, containing rooms below and
above Stairs, with Pazzas, a Pantry and excellent
Cellar There is good Kitchen, Carrags-house
Stables, &c With never-ailing Well OF pure water
just TO hand and an Orchard Of we'll selected Fruit The
Mills being advertised to be sold in Raleigh Monday
the 18th Dec. to any person wishing to buy the Mills
there now an opportunity of buying Land and plea
or to Augustus J. Foster. Wakefield, Wake County.
VIM MARTIN CRENSHAW.
Wake Co. N. c. Nov. Is, 1914 624-4t
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LOOK ATTHIS

TUST received from the North. several ease. fash.
- ionable HITS large and beautiful assort.
ment of CHLN.d AND CUT GL-dSS, Of the latest
styles and Paterns Customers will please CALL aud
examine, as am determined to have no agent at the
NORTH T. II. SNOW
al his old stand
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ShaWIs, Cloths, CaSSinlereS, Vcstin9s, &c.
Mtrino SHAWLS, at four dollars.
pieces double wove Beaver CLOTH, and a
few pieces Plaid French Velvet, also the Cash
mere Brocade and Silk VESTINGS, which will
be sold low. II. A. BADHAM & co.
Oct. g, 1874. 5I9-
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BLANKETS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
&C. selling low al the Raleigh Cheap Cash Store,
one door below Williams, Haywood & Co.'s Apo
lhecarY Store. Raleigh, Oct. 9, 1S44-5l9
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..OAK CRY" HALL.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
@ ONE Of the Subscribers has just re-
turned fIcnit Boston New York and
~a Philadelphia with the LARGEST AND
S BEST ASSORTED STOCK Of BOOTS AND
SHOES brought TO this Market, and which they
now opening the Old Stand formerly occupied by WIN
White Esq sHaving been selected with eye TO fash
onable TASTE we'll for durability a for Cash. they
will fit all and sell Osc for Cash 10 those who call at
Oak City Hail.
They will also, make to measure Boots and Shoes on
the best and latest sles Leather and Work warranted
0. L. BURCH & CO
N. B. Two first rate Workmen will find constant en-
ployment, no others need apply. o. L. B & CO
Raleigh, Nov. H. 1874. 525-.tf
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Bibles and Prayer Books.

A LARGE and general assortment Of cheap Family
a Bibles and Prayer Books of every quality and va
Iiey Of Binding also, large collection of Episcopal
works for Sunday Schools and private reading, great
variety of Sermons Of the various denominations Chris
iians, Hymn Books of all kinds aud qualities, all o
which will be sold very reduced prices for The Cash
Call at the North Carolina Book Store, Raleigh, n. c.
TURNER s. HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, 1914. 5O6-ly
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BATES s. MASTERTO,

26 LIBERTY. STREET,
(Bet,ceea William and Nassau Sfreefs)~
l NEW YORK, s3 -
NNo oULD callthe attention of Merchants about visit
w gNew York, to their extensive stock OF For
eign and Domestic DRY GOODS, which they offer for
sale on liberal terms, consisting in part Of - st1
.MezOreOnS, a new article for dresses
.ArlottGs do do @ 3
Chameleon LustTeS do do
alpaca Lustres, black and colored
.Mouselin de LGines, Crepe de Ldi1Es,
CashnaeTes d'Ecossc, ChuSans, Idisds,s,
Hosiery and GfoDes, all extensive assortment,
Negro Kerseys LiaseyS, Kentucky Jeans,
F7GaneLs, from low priced tc supeIfne.
Prints, of the newest and rchest-styles,
BrOwn and Bleached ShiTtings and Sheetings,
Spool Cotton and Thread, OF all kinds,
Cloth, CGssineres, S0tinefs, and VeStings,
Linens, Loac,,es, Diaper, Crash,
Also, large assortment of White Goods, consisting
of Juconets. Cambrcs Stciss and Soft 1flls Tone and
Lace, Striped and Check .Nusiias, Bishops Latc1s,
Book .MuSlia Dimity, &c. SC.
August 2I, 1874 s. 6l2 Sm
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MUSIC-MUSEC.

NIramer's Instructions; the Songs Of Norma com.
" plcte and numerous other and popular Songs
and Marches adapted the Piano Forte Just received
and for sale at the New Bookstore.
o L. CLEVELAND
August - p Silly.
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RODK&-ROOKSy

DUUMN-DUUA
Just received at the New Book Store by the
last train Of Cars, a fresh assortment of sc CHOOL
and dMISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. MUSIC, sc.
&c. OIL. CLEVELAND.
Raleigh. Aug. 20, 1914. 5l2-
% Register and Star will copy.
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Harper. Pictorial Bible.
THNHE 4th and 5ih numbers of this splendid work jus
4 received this day. and for sale at the North Carolina
Book Store. TURNER s. HUGHES
Raleigh, July 81, 1914. 5O9ly.
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REMOVAL,
T. R. FENTRESS,
MERCHANV TAXYAOR.

In the new Brick Building one door above tie
residence Of Mrs. Stuart and opposite the SHI'
| of Mcssrs. WIN. & A. SIith,)
YFTTE VILE STREET,
Raleigh, N C.
CALL AND LOOK FOR YOURSELVES,
Al IA beautifn! assortment of French and English
Corhs, CassImeTe<, Yestings. elected by lhe SUD-
scriber 10 person, OF the latest styles and mpG'
tation. and purchased such terms in the n"
York Market " i'll enable him 10 offer
GREAT BARGAINS
10 any W no may be disposed to Patronize him.
The citizens of Raleigh. Members Of the Legs
lature, and strangers visiting the City, are respect
fully solicited TO examine his Stock before pureh
ing, as he is determined TO sell as low as any es@
ishment in the City.
Having made great reduction in his priceGG
manufacturing, and having purchased so as tote
able TO sell uncommohly low, he can now furnish
Il suit of clothes at moderate a price as Is nov
charged at the North and as Ihi, is said moi nlhs
way of puff, he invites all TO test il BY judging O
themselves. He also pledges himself that in regard
TO style and workmanship he will rot be SURPASSED
by any.
His Stock embraces cloths of all colors and
qualities both French and English; Black and Fan,
cy French and English Cassimeres, Vesliugs@
every fashionable description, and all quaIities'
so, large variety of FAncyarticles, c"mPrlsIng
DIdCh anu HduCt otOSAS1 OlNSh auO IoHCy
satin scarfs-and cravats, black hos skin, sk and
fancy cashmere gloves of all sizes, Spial6tld, ChF
ma, POngrc, Satin and Linen CambIick Handler
chiefs, silk caps 81 k and Merino under shirts anu
drawers, Byron and round and square linen Collars;
Cotton Shius-latest style, Cotton drawers hdn
hose, white and mixed, gum elastic SuspendeIs,
Six and cotton, buckskin Suspender-ends. CoaL
tassels, together with all articles in the gentlemen,
furnishing line, which he engages 10 dispose ol a''
VERY SMALL ADVANCE.
Persons furnishing their own materials may re,' ~
assured that the same attention will be gwen n n
them as though purchased from him, and they WIZ
be made up with the same dispatch and PfO~P
titude.
NIB. The subscriber has on hand an assorlme"
Of Ready-made Clothing made in his own houseI :.
Truly thankful for the liberal encouragement DC
continues 10 receive, he assures the public ina. ~
eor, on his part will be spared suit various la
and TO give satisfaction TO all who may iaVO' '"'
with their patronage. uDrss
Raleigh, Oct. 81, 1914. oSI--
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MARKETING.

returns his sincere thanks for the
l. beIalIpatronage he has heretofore received, and
nformt the public that he continues. TO carry his
business in the best manner, and in all its branches
The following are his prices:
For best Steak and Roast for Cash. payable at the
end of thei Session Of the Legislature, FIVE CENTS
per pound.
By the quarter, for Beef, two and half cents, and
three andsa .haf per Pound-payable as above.
Mutton and Shoat will be sold according 10 the above
rates, and the very beFt will be furnished.
The Subscriber is prepared to slaughter Beeves and
Hogs at as low price as as any person whatever.
WILLIAM A. HARRISON.
Nov I6, 1874. 525-tf
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Excellent Likenessee
0F the Hon THEoDoRE FRELlNoHuYsEU inst
" Teesived at tho N. c. Bookstore and for sale hv
july, le44.-506. TURNER & HUGHES,
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HH.H. .NH.1GS q Co.,
DRAPERS & TAILORS
IMPORTERS OF
Cloths, CassimercS, VeStinEs, Fancy
Dress Articles. &C.

NO. 23l BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
(oPPosITE THE PARK FoUNTAIN)
SOLICIT attention from those visiting New York, TO
- large assortment of NEW GOODS for Fall aud
Winter wear, selected with view of rendering their
stsck rich in quality and variety belund in the
CITY comprising Bea and Micd Cloths. Twerds Sc,
Dr OYercOats CIoals, ,&c.-French and English Cloths
for Dress and FrOck COats-var"us styles of Cass
Inors-Rch Velvet. Merino, Silk, and Satin Festing-
which will be made up to order al prices 10 sustain our
reputation pioneers the progressive reformation that
is sVerting the Of complaint that cash purchasers
axed for others deinqurnces The style and finish
Sf garments will compare with those OF any other
Establishment and in ths is the sequel Of the extensive
patronage elicted.
In addition to the stock Of goods usually kept by the
trade they have always hand extensive assortment
q Hrst quality ready made Garments, comprising Overs
GOatsCOakS Dress and FIOck Coats, PAntAoons, Vest
&c. Fancy Dress articles in great variety.
New York, Ang %, 1874 5l5I3t.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
BOOK RTNnTNG.

yof
l'1 @ 4'e TURNER HUGHES
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COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING.
Valuable Situation for Sale.

Valuable Situation for Sale.
HE Subscriber wishes 10 sell his FARM in Chat
ham County, containing five hundred and fifty
Acres North Fast Creek, lying the Stage Road,
formerly owned by JoHN MoRINc. and long known as
place of Entertainment and is OF the best stands
for that business in this country. There large
story House now building, another small House, and
good Kitchen agood Barn and Stables and all other
necessary Oulhouses.
Persons down the country and all others wishing to
buy good healthy situation would do we'll to come and
examine for themselves Immediately as the Subscriber
intends to sell the first fair opportunity, and
West. ALFRED MORINE
Sept. 81. 1874 6ls-5t.
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\ The ubscriber has the above
EA stock of Cattle for sale; among which are
~ from Is to 20 Devon COWS, in calf by
fne half Devon aud half Durham Bull.
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NEW STORE.
s MACKIE & LEVERETT,
COMMISSION MER CHANTS.

1Uf WATER SIREEf1,
BELOW WAELSTREET, NEWFYORK.
TMPORTERSa and Dealers in Scotch, American, and
English Pig Iron, Tin Plate Banca Tin, Lead Spelter
Sheet Zinc, Sboves and Spades Horse Nails. Wrought
Nails, Trace Chains, English, American, and Russia
Iron Kettles Hooks and Hinges Braisers, and Sheath
ing Copper Cast Steel Iron Wire, Rves, Ears Handles,
&c. sc. For sale at very low prices.
N. B. 500 doz. low priced shovels and Spades.
Liberal advances made on all eonsignments.
Sept. 1S, 1874 6l6-1St.
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In the new Brick Building one door above tie
residence Of Mrs. Stuart and opposite the SII'
of Mcssrs. WIN. & A. SIith,)
FAYF'TIE VILE STREET,
DoJo;nL A
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New Amnuals! New Animals !!
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May, 1874.