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NO MAN need now despair of being cured of
the PILES, for Remedy is presented that WILL
NOT FAIL. Apply at DR., JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS
VEGETABLE MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20
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where will be found THE BEST AND MOST COM
PREHENsIyE SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED. apl2 It
hF-LADlES' SUPPER, sc. The Ladies of ST.
Andrews Church purpose giving supper in the base
ment room of the Church. on the Evenings of 22nd,
23d and 24th inst The proceeds to be applied towards
reducing tie Church debt As no pains will be spared
in providing whatever is excellent and delicate, the
ladies' hope their efforts will be appreciated, and the
laudabe object in view promoted.
Tickets to be had at the book stores of Mr.. Bruner,
Charles street, and of Mr.. H. C0bun, Baltimore st.,
and at the door of the Lecture Room.
NJ b. The will he open for the reception Of
visiters throughout the day. apS
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LETTER BAGS Up At THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Bremen Ship Tippecanoe, soon.
For Macao and Canton-Barque Inca, 2Oth Inst.
For Bremen-Barque Louise, Both inst.
For Rio de JaneirO-Barque HPbe, with despatch.
For Kingston, lam-Schr Martha Elizabeth, with
despatch.
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NORTH CAROLINA. Kenneth Rsyner, having
declined running again for Congress, the wings
of his district have nominated w. w. Cherry,
of BERTHE CO., to succeed him. MIR. Cherry has
been several times wing elector Of President.
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gold sLAW CUTTERS. Another supply
j of Siaw and Beef Cutters, convenient article
for family use-iust received and for sale by
ALFRED II. REP, 1886 Baltimore street,
apl9 second Tin store above howard st.
A autobiography OF JOHN COUGH.
brated advocate of The Temperance Reformation-for
sale by PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers and Stationers,
,ule3t No. Isl Pratt street.
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. The Directors of the Baltimore Manual Labor
School for INDECENT Boys, solicit proposals for bald
ing two story frame house, 46 by "a feet, on their
farm, about six miles from town; plan anu speclh-
cation for which NAV be seen at the office of Charles
Gilman, No. 70 Fayette street, where proposals, in
writing, may be left for the next ten days. Ihe pay
ment will be cash on completion of the work. IL
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C3-UNIVERSALlST CHURCH-Second Lecture.
Rev Mr.. SHRIGLEY will preach in the Calvert street
Church TO MORROW (Sanday) at II O'Clock; and
at y O'Clock, p M, he will deliver the I'd Lecture Of
the course Subeet-'Tota depravity destroy man s
account ahiity-Adam no better than of his de-
scendants, sc. The public invited. 1t
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Nh RS. MCPHERSON. No. 80 North Howard
I'VE street, has just received striped satin Berase
sha"ls anu scars aps 2w
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GE-Ihe prevalence ofa torpid, iroaay and !ehrrste
influence over the system, though unaccompanied
with pan 81 positive sickness often the PRECURSOR
Of a serious attack OF illness. This thea is the mo
ment To ward OIL the threatened evil. How may this
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ever experienced the effects of
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Containing no ingredcnt but such a. long experience
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Prepared and sold by DR.. John NJ. Williams, at his
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MARINE LlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, APRIL Is 1915.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On the 10Th instant, by the Rev. J. c. Thomas, D.
Thomas R. SEwArL to Miss REERCCA MAuLDlN both
OF Cecil county, Md.
AT Washington, the l7h inst by the Rev'd Il.
Myers, RICHARD BARNES TO Miss ELIZA WILSON, both
OF Montgomery county, Md. On the 10th inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Pyue, Mr. CHARLES ALBERT 10 Miss NEsal-
ETA CoSsTASTIA BAcHE.
DIED,
On the l7thinst WILLIAM 5. Lonely, aged - yeas,
10 months and 10 DAYS.
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Schr Comet, Bonney, Trinidad, Johnson s Travers.
Schr Eagle, Guy, York river, uaster.
ARRIVED,
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is eternally barred. Not in submission for you
have declared thar you will not, and ought not to
submit. Not in rebellion for that is the MAJOR
Of all " rank and pure absurdities." And you are
equally hy sterical at the bare eniop OF Nuinca-
ton and a Southern Convention. Where, tnen,
is the Femedy? That is the question. But you
seem neither to be, not to be. Holding as you
do sir high commission in the confidence OF the
people il is duty which is alike due TO Yourself
and them to come out with your expose" and IL
luu1ine their benighted minds upon this momen-
tous subject by the coruscating rays OF your own
genius.
If it be true, as you have expressed it, that null
lifcaiion will moi take in This State, (God grant
that such malign influences had no agency in form
ing your present convictions,) il is because the
1Orongs. and informed of their rights. But more
Of this hereafter.
The regret-sincere and unfeigned regret, that
the writer feels at this mark of your Inconsistency,
is not a little aggravated from the circumstance,
that, al this Orange meeting, YOU found in low
ing association with Black Cockade FederalIsts,
Adams, and Clay, and Tariff men-men who have
never entertained any sympathy for the people, or
the peoples rights. That you should have partici-
pated in their counsels and orgies the expir-
ing liberties Of their country, is TO the writer a
source Of the most poignant modification.
The writer disclaims entertaining any unkInd
or hostile feelings towards Judge Manguu. He
has heretofore, more than once, received an earn
If in the recurrence the chronicles uf the times,
the writer has done him the smallest I'M Justice, he
will cheerfuly correct the error, and stand ready
to make the anende honorable.
October 3d. 1892
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THE MARKETS.

F Petersburg, June 80.
The transaciions in produce the past week have
been TO avery limited extent with very little varia
ton in prices,
Tobacco We have no change to note in prices
since our last We continue our quotations. Lugs,
rs to So 50-Common Leaf, rs to S5 90
Good, SO to So so and S-Fine, s SO to SIG.
Colon. The sales the past week have been
very small. Sales about so bales at 6 cts. There
is very little coming in, and holders do not seem
anxious 10 sell. All prime lots will command cts.
Corn. Demand moderate: sales Of about 1000
bushels at $2A per bbl small lots sell at 20 to
So 25.
Hheat arrives slowly. There is good demand
and all that has arrived brought 95 cents. The
quality of Wheat we have seen thus far is very
good.
Flour. The stock Ct old is quite smalt-su-
perine rs 10 S45, and Family, 5 so TO So.
Bacon. There Is better feeling in the Bacon
market, and prices tend upward. We quote Vir-
ginia, hog round, at y to u; Western Sides. "a
to 81; Shoulders, 81 10 It.
Apple Hro.Cls: Market well supplied. Sales
at 33 10 35 cents.
Hhiskey. Hbds ate selling al 221 to g. and
barrels al 23a TO "A cents.
Sugar. No change in prices P. Rico Il TO 81,
ST. Clex 9 to 10I, N. .. st TOT.
Wilmington, June 81.
With regard to our markets, we only say
that business seems 10 be at a stand, except, per-
haps, in the retail way, The dull season has ap-
preached and we find some difficulty in being able
10 make any remarks worth attention, under this
head.
Norat Stores. Last sales are reported at So
379 for YeIIow dip-Virgin, as to quality, So 374
Lumber and Timber. We have no reason to
change our quotations for either article. and we
understand that there is little or no demand for
either. Journal
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Fourth OfJUlyo
PROGRAMME

A NATIONAL SALUTE AT DAT-BREAK.
Diuine Service at Sunrise at Pres6yteriGn Church
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
To be formed al the Court House, at 10 o'clock.
and march 10 follwing Order to the Presbyterian
Church, and enter in reversed Order:
ANDREW J. POLK, Chief Marshal.
d. K. MAcRAE, Assistants. J. H. CLINcH.
j "a Wake Cavalry.
Raleigh Guards.
Me C ics' Association. A
Sons of Temperance, and Temperance Societies.
Governor and Heads of Departments.
Judges of Supreme Court.
Members and Ex-members of Congress.
Clergy.
Intendant of Police and Commissioners.
Strangers.
Citizens.
COMMITTEE of Arrangements.
Chaplain.
Orator and Reader.
Fayetteville Street will be illuminated and cit-
zens will please, 10 promenadins, go down on the
right, and return on the left.
At ST o'clock, P. M The Mscklenburg Declara-
,on of independence will be read, in front Of the
CAPITOL prefaced BY an Grafton, by Thomas Mar
ANDREw J. POLK, Chief Marshal.
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ThesHavana correspondent of the Washington
Union, under date June Z, l845, thus notices the
arrival at Havana of Gen. Santa Anna:
His excellency General Santa Anna, ex-Presi-
den of Mexico, Grand Cross of lsbella the Catho-
lie, and grandee of Spain, came passenger in the
steamer, in company with his young wife, her step
father, and his nephew. No individual has &C.
ioyed so distinguished reception since the memo
rable visit of his royal hghness the Prince de
Joinvile. On his disembarcation from the steam
er, the state coach of the caplain-general was In
waiting to convey him and his suite to the Oulre-
Ia of his excellency where he will be entertained,
during his soiourn amongst them, with the great
est distinction. Santa Anna has been banished
for ten years; his property is not 10 be molested,
and he is to receive half pay. Venezuela is TO De
his fnInre residence.O
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DIED,

In this City, on Saturday last Mrs: Melinda
Lumsden, wife Of Mr.. William Lumsde1; She
was member of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and died in the full assurance of the enjoyment Of
brighter and better world beyond the grave x.
Al w arenton, on the 18th June, Mr. Samuel
H. Lonsmire, IN the 32d year ofhis age.
In Caswell, on the 1st June; Mrs Mary c. Tay-
lor, consort Of James Taylor, in the 39th year of
her age.
In Chasleue, on the 2Sd instant Miss Rosaunal
Willlamsoas daughter OF the late Robert William
son, Esd 6fBineoln county.
In Rowan m the 18th June, Mrs. Ann Eliza
Atwei, consort Of Capt. T. s. AtwelL aged 3D.
In Burke county, on the 22d June, Mr. James
Biies, of Salisbury, aged 81.
In Salisbury, on the 2elh Juue, Mr.. John Beard,
Sen. aged 78. -
In GIilford, on the 25rh June, Mrs. Mary Springs,
in the 55th year other age. Also, recently, Camm
Moore, in his esd year.
In Greensborough, on the 24th June, Thomas
Chalmner, infant son of John A. and Mary Gret-
Ter, aged about fifteen months.
In Henderson county, on the 21st june, Rev.
John SingletaEy, aged SO.
AT Chapel HiIi on Wednesday. the 18th nlt.,
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Mr. Anthony Peltier, aged 72 years.
In Orange County, Miss Sarah E. Holloway,
daughter Of Mr.. Nathaniel Holloway, aged i9
years.
In Granville, on the 18th of June, Mr. William
Barnett, in the 39th year of his age. Also, Mr..
William Meadows, aged about 38. Also Mr.
James WilliamsFa aged about 25.
I'm Ashe Couhty. on the 23rd Of June, John
Wagg, IN the 92Dd year of his age-a worthy
Patriot Of the ReVoluiioD-he be was a firm Whig Of
'76- but utterly opposed to the doctrines ofIhe
Wings of 1886, being ever warm and consistent
Democrat CTn6s
Al the residence of Ms Maria Cotton in Ber-
tie county, on Wednesday the 18th instant, after
a protracted illness which she bore with Christian
fortiiude, Jane L. wife Of Kade. Bggs, of Wind
sor, N. c., aged 10 years and months. Calmly
she has fallen asleep in death, and her spirit has
been borne to better world.
Mrs. b. was 4 member Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, and adorned the doctrine of God
her Saviour, with pous life and godly converse
ton. This amiable lady. however, while in the
midst of youthful hopes and all the bright anticpa-
lions Of future happiness, has been suddenly torn
from Us by the insatiale monster death-leavng
an a1ectiOnate husband and tender ba be- together
with a large circle of friends TO lament her loss
Write blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
from henceforth yea saith the spirit, that they
may rest from their labos and their works do fol-
low tbem." Com.
G Register is requested by correspondent to
copy.
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General Jackson and his SLares. The Gin
cinnatti Gazette of Wednesday last publishes the
following Interesting intelligence
.,a..,a, so, NASHVILLE, June II, l845.
Gentlcmen:, attended the funeral of General
Jackson, and took my last look at the old man.
Every thing was as simple as could be wished.
There was one thing that struck me very forsibly
he has always been charged with being tyranical
but if the evidence of his siaueS is testimony to
the contrary, am witness that there was sor-
row, universal, among what suppose must have
been some seventy or eighty. You would see
them Standing around the Hermage in groups
OF fifteen to twenty, dressed in their Sunday dress)
in silent griefthe tears rolling down their dark
faces. The house servants were Immediately a.
round the foot of the coffin. Poor fellows When
the reverend clergyman (Mr. Edgar addressed
hmselfo them, the domestic character oS their
deceased father and friend, there was one gush of
gricf-thoush silent-and l. as usual, sent forth
my shower.
The body was placed in coffin covered with
black cloth, with silver plate in the form of
shield, and simply the name of "Andrew Jackson"
upon it.
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SUPREME COuRT

OPINIONS have been delivered by the Judges in
the following Cases, viz:
BY RuFFIN, G. J. Love D. Edmonston, from Hay
wood, affirming the judgment below. Also in Bat.
tie e. Howell. from Hay wood, affirming The iudg-
ment below. Also, in den ea dem Love o. Willbourn,
from Buncombe, Affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Watson D. Robinson and Siler, from
Burke, reversing the judgment, and awarding a
renire de norO.
BY DANIEL, J. in EnIoe and others D. Quinn and
others, in Equity from Haywood, affirming the de-
cree. Also, in Deayer .. Crouch, in Equity from
Buucombe. dismissing the Bill. Also, in Wells o.
Wells, in Equity from Buncombe, directing arefer-
ence. Also, in State .. Debetry, from Montgome-
ry, affirming the Judgment below. Also in State
p. Mitchell from Franklin, reversing the judgment
below. Also, in State .. Hunter, from Macon,
affirming the judgment below.
ny NAsH' ;: In Deaver .. Aeith' from Bu1com6e,
.. Alpress & Co., in Equity from Buncombe, af-
filming the decree.
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have wrnng from US to devise new taxes, and to
increase many thai already exist Under this
system: the country has already been reduced to
a state of great distress and depression. Cotton
has dwiudled down to nothing. In 1900, the
venerable Capt Morris, (now of Biloxi) received
four eentss per pound freight on cotton from
NatchhE tOs p Philadelphia, more than our planters
now realize from The cotton itself Greater dis
tress and depression may be anticipated in years
to come, unless this monstrous spawn of British
political economy be abolished The proper
remedy is the ballot box. Let our citizens Law
aside the servitude and prejudice of party and sup
port men only who advocate free trade and tar
id for revenue only; and that revenue brought
down to the most economical standard
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Nron the New Orleans Jeffersonian.
A PROTECTIVE TARIFF.

From the adoption of the federal constitution
down to the present time, $500, ,OO0O 900 have been
collected from the people, in the shape of duties
on imported goods. People do not get the col
lectors receipt for the amount they thus pay, and
hence is difficult see, in every case, the quar-
ter from whence comes the burden tha. is pressing
us down. But it is tax which every man who
purchases and consumes, must pay. 1t keeps up
the price of salt, leather, coffee, blankets iron in
short all the necessaries of life Reducethe tariff
duties to scale barely commensurate with the
necessities of a frugal administration of govern
ment and we should buy these staples at a CORES
ponding reduction of price. England has all
along imposed duty on our cotton, grain, tObac-
CO, and rice. (which must be deducted from the
nett profit of these stapIes) in retaliation for the
tax we impose on her manufactured goods. The
evils of this system have long been born by the
South. We have been taxed to the eyebrows to
foster Northern capital invested in manufactures;
and now, when all Europe is manifesting dis
position to review and relax the restrictions on
trade, what spectacle do we behold at home2
Why, strong disposition to aggravate these evils;
to deepen the extortion; to hold onto all they
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PTJBLIC SPEAKING.
THE RIGHT SPIRIT.

The following Resolution, among Others was
passed by the democracy of Harrison county,
Mississippi, on the 10Th June. 1t brcathcs the
right spirit:
Resolved, That we have full faith 10 James K
Polk and his cabinet, and hereby tender him our
schooners, pilots, seamen and rifles, the sinews of
our arms and the produce of our labor, whenever
he feels called on TO repe by force the arrogant
and unfounded claims of England, Mexico or any
other power, on Texas and Oregon.
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~ We are indebted to the Hon. James Buch-
anan for copy of the "Report of the Commits
sioner of Patents, showing the operations of the
Patent Office during the year 1914" This is a
most valuable work. Our thanks are also due TO
the Hon. Edmund Burke for copy Of his pow,
erful and unanswerable Report, and the papers ac-
companying it, in the Rhode Island case
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g GreenhOac's Oregon

WNHE History fOregon and California, and the 9TH
IL er Territories on the Northwest Coast Of North
America: Accompanied by Geographical View and
Map Of those Countries. And number of documents
as proos and illustrations of the History BY Robert
Greenhow Translator and Librarian to the Department
OF State of the United States, sc. sc,
Tie above splendid work on Oregon, &C., has been
received and IS for sale at the North Carolina Book
store. Raleigh, n. c. i
June 50, is45 a7ss5 $50.
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They may not frank any thing else, nor receive
The privilege of members elect to the next Con-
gress, to send and receive, free of postage. any
letter, newspaper packet, not exceeding two
ounces in weight will commence thirty days be-
fore the commenceuient of that Congress.
Ihave the hoE,r 10 be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant. w. MEDILL,
End ASST Pm. GL. !
Hon Dawn RI1n
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A Large lot of SALT and Family Gro.
IA ceres just received and for sale low by the subscrf
beE JOHN r. WHITAKER.
July 2nd, 1916. b56-3t.
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LAW SCHOOL.

TTNHE undersigned proposes to open Law School ia
the town OF Hillsborough the first day of July
next To young gentlemen who are desrous of engag-
ing in the study oil the Law, he will give instruction dur.
ing the time he is not necessarily attending his
J. L. BAILEY.
MAY 20, 1915. 656-6t.
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MARRIED..

In Boston. Mass, Mr.. Thomas S. Hutchns, OF
Newbern, in this State, to Miss Ann Gault of the
former City.
In Greensborough, Alabama, Major Allen c..
Jones, formerly of this State, to Miss Carharine,
daughter of Col. John Erwin
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PRICEs NEDUCNU.

FENHE Subscriber seeing the great eort made TO sell
IL Goods by Merchants OF this place, (nOt exactly in
the regular way, Selling off to Close, Sell
ing off at Cost (kc.,) has determined TO SsIt
his entire Stock of good Goods at such discount for
Cash will Suit his Customers. He also returns his
thanks to his old Customers for their very patron
age and thinks he hazards nothing in saying that, al
an impartial examination will satisfy the Customer that
they are worth what they gave. There greatipduce
ments for business men TO come and settle here and
TOR Country Merchants, and those who think Of doing
business to come and purchase from Raleigh My as
soItment is a general one.
Call at the old place, T. H. SNOW.
July 2, lS45. 556AtE
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For drop-letters (not to be mailed) each
For any printed circular, handbill, or adyer-
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These regulations, it has been seen, do not ex
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letters from themselves as under the act Of 1893
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Posr OFrIcE DEpARrMENr. D

AppOintment ODlce, June 8, 1915.
Sin: am authorized to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of your letter Of the End inst, addressed to
the Postmaster General and to state in reply, that
after the Isl July next, under the late Post Office
law, members Of the last Congress may frank
of 1888, until the meeting Of the next Congress.