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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, for 81 only.-

John W. Creation Co.. II Cedar street. up stairs are now
ling Gold Pen for % cents real Diamond Pointed Gold
Tor the Pen sold for Bagey Pen elsewhere at 81 so for
p and he magnificent Bagsy Pen 81 onlysver Pen
Levi Browns Premium Pens he genuine now stamp
ed Lew Brown. A. ID. 1917 aud all cheaper either whole
are stamped, and be not deceived.
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Yesterday morning, MARY lNEz GREELEY, only daugh.
Ter OF Horace and Mary Y c. Greeley, aged months
days. "''
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral at their residence, the old Lawrence Place
Turtle Bay, East River, near Third Avenue at 10th
streeD to-day, Saturday at 4P. NJ
years, late Of the city of Boston,
His friends, and those of his brother William Buck
ley are invited to attend his funeral this day. Satur
day. at O'Clock, NJ from his late residence No u
Coiumoia street. New York. The remains will be
veyed to Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
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Dr.. HOnlcIk's Celebrated Lectures on the Pa
rental such intense the
South, Will commence here Tuesday These are the
same Lectures we understand that subject Of
three successive trials by the Doctors enemies and which
were so tr9mphanty indicated by the jury for
Lectures that the pr presented with the splendid Gold
Medal by 300 ladies' Philadelphia No doubt but they
will be crowded, they have every where else
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f3,297,563

Showing an increase the year Of 1850 1884, The Jan
uary return only made up to the LIST Of the month
The increase may this ground be fairly down at
f3soooO This however does not at all present the real
increase of business done in that port.
The annexed is abstract Of the produce of the
revenue Of Great Britain in the quarters ended
the 9th April 1916 and ls47 showing the increase or
decrease thereof -
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Married.

At st. Stephens Church, Thursday evening 9Th
instant by the Rev Joseph II. Price, Mr. D. f. ToWNrR
to Miss ARErHusA c. NoaRIs, all of this city.
On the 9TH instant, by Rev. Doct Patten Mr. GEoRor
w. WILSON, to ESTHER, only daughter of William q
Merler, Esq, all of this city
IOn Thursday evening, April 29th, by Rev Dr. Dewey
Mr. HENRY w. PEcKwELL, to Miss EMELiNE SANFORD,
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Anti-rent Nominations.

10y oPetIdI TI0TSe E1PTtSs'J
ALBANY, May 6-6 p NJ.
ALpANY CouNry.-For Judge-Edwin &. Ltchied.
For District .atorney-John J. Tyler
For Surrogate-Chares Boughton.
Yours. truly, W. A. C..
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sells Gold Pen for cents the 81 IS Bagley Pens for
Also magnificent Pen for So which the best and cheape
ia the city The trade supplied the best terms Don't mi
take the number, 90 Fulton street.
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trying to the human constitution than sudden changes of at
mosphere Heat raies the blood qqckens the circulation
those humors which should pass off by the skin are thrown
of inwardy causing colds coughs consumption difficulty
masm and many other complaints the usual results Of catch.
medicine for carrying off cold they erpe from the
body those humors which the only the
complaints but of all diseases Four five Of Wghs Indian
Vegetable Pills. taken night bed will in
lew days carry of the most obstinate cold the time
the digestive will be restored healthy the
blood 50 completely purified that life win be given to
Beware OF sugarcoated counteeits The only original and
genuine Indian Vegetable Pills have the signature Of William
Wright written with the label box None
Other h,a Is genuine and TO counerie, this IS forgery
Ohces devoted exclusively the sale Of Wrghs Indian
vegetable Pills wholesale and retail 298 Greenwich street
New York; 1863 Race street. Philadelphia: and 1873 fremont
street, Boston. ~
Genin gives notice In consequence OF altering
Is Store he Is obliged to fora few days. room in his
rear building the entrance which through the hall door
HIS customers Will find the usual full assortment.
j. N GENIN
2lt Broadway, opposite ST. Pauls
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Police Intelllgence.

State Prison at Sing Sing.-By the politeness of Mr.
Deputy Sheriff Stanton below the list Of convcts
discharged during the month of April by expiration of
sentence, pardoned and by death
.4pril Pardoned.
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CITY AAIUsENIENTs.
BENEFIT OF MR.. FORREST.


CITY AMUsEMENTs.
DARK ra BENEFIT OF Mr. FORREST: o., M
1 s,, MI Forrest Diego dAlmasro Mr. DyOu
r Fl T4s s' f fSfd a. historical WILLIAM
sTs Miss Denny; Emma MIS- Hunt; ssscysTd 6ii Ms.
Boxes 81 Pit 50 cents; Gallery IS cents,
P bs. open =" ocOelts performances will commence
BowERY ThEiAf OF sRs j. saAW po0,.,o,Y
NJ Ef sssE My My
ks booh oSSs oS r.. bo e1s , LssGTis ssysa. The
vsss Mat1 1ass R.d Nj. shay MS
ss: Sss f f sas sassg s
eS, N Hrhh q III sa Evening May s.
e SsfSai fi:9R @s s s.: Ss%sSs
sS1 Bsr Sscnno ss ssrs s Soho sSa sis, GsS
os1 ss ss r:T HsrI
bo lt sr for e eG5s and 81 I'd Private
Rsa1sso Of I iScnfi5f LAM
Rossini's grand opera of sEMRAMIs, will be speedily
A NE .ICAN MUskUM-sPLENDIDp performances, this
JoTS b 81 TfA (! R ia & S1SS
ssS Ss $685.
h6 5ST' 1924 NJ, s S's A
ss ss' Children au sa s
LSEAa co or Of B,O.dw. AID Leonard
BEhr aSSGE ks l.
and Ike society SGs
he Week monday May 10TH and every evening during
They M1s win be assisted By Mis-. Maria and Miss JUL. Barton
Tickets Tna Is cents. No half price.
op.a b B pcsyfy heI las. & city a. they
| r S. oon ,ne following week mar
| BROADWAY HOIJsLN n NJ EilrS
sw,oa Benefit e on sau 9t G ETs
ss ssaepen .s
ist se"'n the celebrated venOqass vocasis and
fbA aosd%ay4b Helix hss N x
BY @s tss Whole sy Of h PcGI.
s %Sdss of The maternal FER and p.,ems
sAsa5id LkkES sdsa mMELoDEoN gows5y
achieved by McKee, 81 s sa FRI Fa
s% Of and a. #
Ms.esa battles, ' eo%%sn nehH
with Rd ss:s Dc Fl Gs9s Tysd
will pssad ns gsraa
I'M Ss sSs whole 81 sss to %
EkhE CONCERrs-At the Opera Hotel, % Chambers
and
ed talent only engaged. ms ttintrc
MINERyA ROOMS, 400 Broadwey-Mouday MAY Sd.
week iys a he sqs s sa
ssS
%oaGer ias OF a e" and demonstration Of
e ,m d every evening For programme
Doors att o'clock Prices of admsson-Parqueue 50
Children accompanied by their parents half price.
EATON, THE CELEBRATED PEDESTRIAN, who
sseuye Hours in Canada last Summer has the
s ss S h yas.s P fyfy %
viii terminate E.,a. Saturday evening" Nay seos
Mo ssf ao o The ns nse0"phe' this feat
ApmIs,Ioy-TicEeu One Shilling for which Refreshments
~ Tickets for the whole performances without refresh
menos, . cents MI tmsrc
A POLIO RooM--The SWISS BELL RINGERS, in
friends fsesron ' sstesdsd 70
RI Ii SssS
M &c Msy 81 s T ss I'D '
Doors open at ocIocT CONCERT to commence a, o'clock
CASTLE GARDEN j, oper during the day. affordrng
s me us IL sis ss
TS cS Sy r1 View e painting beu Al by Gapps
.sfp At times The outer fine view
o. se nap0 sad nartow' with the adjacent scenery
On sunday Eysning, Concert Of Sacred Music will b.
| Le{y MECHANICS HALL, No ara Broadway, between
Grand and BIoome streets which has been recently
vsasai hall. the s ssS.
| .4nd epery night during the meek,
cHRlsrYs VEIL III k MNyFk ZIP ORIGINAL BAND
Whose previous in this city were to an
onoa by any similar have the
a"' "f E% soNGs of
LAR Of programme every evening.
mence at o'clock mya iwrc
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AUCTION NOTICES.
s P. INGRAHAM, Auctioneer.

p INGRAHAM, Auctioneer
FURNITURE SALE-Ths day at 10 o'clock az "a Broad.
Way by catalogue, large assortment Of second hand
VIZ Busse ply and Ingram carpets and rugs oil cloths
mahogany chairs sofas, glass paor and dining tables
BOOK cases French bedteads beds WARDROBE
chd French bedead cradles rocking lamps gran
does CHINA dinner and tea sets divans
marble top centre tables and wash stands tables hat
stands pictures, elegant Chinese d. painted ON glass 200
dozen china plates assorted dishes &C. suitable anu
boarding house keepers, in lots to suit ma tier
u Will sell this evening" ha.past O'clock at No 2ea
an invoice OF pleasing paintings also variety Of
'aney MucIes, lewelry, sc. m8 lt.r
R: VAN DYKE, Jr, Auctoneer
DEkEMPTORY SALE OF SPLENDID ROSE WOOD.
Mahogany and Black Walnut fashionable Cabinet Furni.
lure to pay cash advances at the Apollo Saloon No.
at q past 10 O'Clock the most extensive OF elegant
antique and modern style cabinet furniture
ton this season.
b. The quality Of the wood, workmanship and general
style OF the furniture such commend of
families and strangers and dealers The will be absolute
and without reserve to commence with invoice of rich
girandoes, elegant trays For full particulars 81
Courier and Enquirer and catalogues are how ready
m8 lt~r '
RLEECkEK MALLABY will sell at auction on W ed.
- nesday the 18th instant at 10 o'clock their cabinet
warehouse, NO. "a Beekman street. magnificent assor
rosewood city made Panoiores The above articles can be
examined from now until the day OF sale. mi 80"
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Sr "a IL Asl SHOWING THE TRUE CONDITION
York the morning q 49, ."e '''' Of Ne"
Loan. and Discounts. n.so ~. u. .sssse,,lsoa
this Bank, .'' e" u.t7u
Loans and Discounts to Brokers' 4seses 70 2s77,see
Illinois Bonds ooo,
Illinois I.% State Bonds with comptrol' ,.ose. :.
New York State 6 pcr cent, do , ,So 00o 90
Sserdsi,s, 1'' per GEMS a' 20 100000 90
Specie, gold and silver. 629,7o5 10
iii. o as City Bank: on hand for Es '"' %
RI shannge' -. -. 72,s9a 90
Due Due from City Bank. sls,ses S '''' W
Due "o" No""''y DahAs anu Dahk
IjIinoi:: and Michigan Cana, Loan i2o2' Gu s5s29
peiinSuent Notes. a lana, LOAN O IA u
lJndscoyered diGrrcpc. - 49, ''s 81, o.
o"'''eeN ''"e'e"''''' Nl %
11ARu1r,rs s',as'o7i IS
Profits ao5s So y &c
E ise% So%p girs Notes received s,,
DO do do on hand. 5000
Do do do in circulation. ISL 1874 90
Due Due pe sasass5 OF or ,hs unsd States 49,
b%e CITY BsaHs 1852 % 1913 90
:, os.-a-- :,
Ter, but not yet issued. 00"'''''
mo,., Signed, p IoH HAApDEiN, Vice Prest.
NYrSv s,FNn.v p.st,, IN ~ :. rlen, oas,.er
he new 'as s s sSd
son$sa,o1 Of seSacw s% . FS,o'
s 1sas, with %ss 4, via I'd
Throughout Europe and America ''0'" anu ''''
%@s sunday % S & oss ssf ' mss 3
I'd se TO si e.ss i BsIOm wishing g The
ms ! IVA. .
spots taken out and the color reo1ed and pressed N ns
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The amount Of notes in circulation was f2O, 4O3 425
being an increase of fo4s4s5 and the stock Of bullion
in both departments f9s67 o5s, showing decrease of
t379,s57, when compared with the preceding return
The customs revenue Of the port of Liverpool continues
steadily to increase The following is the account for
the quarter ending 9Th April as compared with the cor
responding period Of last year -
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:, IotaIs' Iv3I2l SI0,062
showing an increase upon the quarter 49,. 46,635
The receipts for the last month would no doubt have
been greater but for the prevalence of adverse winds
and the difficulty in procuring vessels carry produce
to Liverpool The following is comparative statement
OF the receipts for the year ended 5th April ls47 as
compared with the preyioua wear
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emaining in prison April 30th

o
When Lawyers disagree Who is to Decide?-Two legal
practitioners Of some notorety around the Tombs by
the names of Cornelius w. Terhune and James Hunt
met yesterday in the vesbule Of the Halls of Justice
when Terhune suddenly seized hickory cane, silver
mounted, with ivory top value 81 So from the hands
Hunt and carried it of in triumph, cracking the head
of bystander, as he went, by way of a feeier Hunt
Immediately proceeded before Justice Drinker made
affidavit that the stolen which resulted in the
magistrate issuing warrant for the arrest of Terhune
However in short time after Terhune returned the
cane to the magistrate, stating that it merely
joke The magistrate thought different and held him
to bail in the sum Of 500, to at court.
Ipioient .4ssauh- Officer Villa, Of the Fourth ward
arrested last night man called James McAnaly, a
charge Of violently assaultng Bunhard Greesor, and
firing pistol at him in the street the of Mott
and Chatham street Justice Drinker held the accused
to bail in $780, in default of which he committed to
the Tombs for trial
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leading departments Of the Bank Of England at four
different periods 4.

The actual circulation of the Bank England for the
-FOUR periods mentioned in tho above table, was M an
uexed -
CIRCULATION OF THE BANK or ENGLAND.
Ar, Oct 10. FEB. 90 Afa,ch a. 9pr;I m
No,es issued f29078l33 255s465 2i,3203i0 232G $40
votes on hand. 83o5,7S5 3976325 4s76.oI5 2s32 sic
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M FLoRICuLTuRE.-Russell's new Azsliss, Veto
8fcADl and Washng0na, in flower; also, beau
iu collection Of hardy Araiias, with yellow vaegated
flowers and sweet scened 100 splendid varieties Of CT
nearIas Geraniums Rhododendrons and Of
Pillar Running Roses Pccotees, &c These produc-
tons have all been raised from seeds by w. the
den, Henry street opposite Amy street. South Brooklyn
bouquets lastly made up 10 order. MI ltsrc
~ DAilLIA CATALOGUE FOR lsi7.-The subscri-
STAbers have this day published their new Dahs Csa.
logue. which IL included choice cutiyst-
ed by the first IN England imported without regard
10 the plants sent out az as low lower than
London IL moreover undenablc fact that our
lection enrchss annually other in this country
strong healthy plants ready Tor delivery from So
dozen 81 each None cultivated by but what
quality flowers be the original what
Also superb collection Of Verbena for bedding out
OF which under and the dazzling
delicate white coors, delivered IN pots flower at
81 50 per doken 81 for So they may be the ground
at aud viii be Of beauty from June No
vcmber
Also the fine Peiun,as Besut Para and Lady Alice
Feel p cents each Hebe iich mulberry, vened with
crimson purple 80 cents This the best Petuna we have
ever had In Amercahlows ~ the ground all he season
J. NJ. THORBURN CO,
Is John st, and i65 Broadwss.
- few baskets containing each half dozen Dahss,
~ per dozen, be and sale the aud
a lar specimen Of the whole stock. m7 3ts-r
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HATS HATS HATS,
~ KNOX, with his accustomed bFsyi,y. would csll U
bNhc attention Of lis fr-ulf 20 his styles -
~ STRING FASHIONS, which ready ?, his store,
No l2s Fulton He would with his usual philanthropy
invite his esabis hcat, ics- hey Obtain
hats OF aaequal quality, and at lower prices, hsn " any
Other store in the city. my5 d.-f
- LADIES WHO WISH COOP shuEo
~m.s moderate prices can find NJ J, NllLLsk ., xs
canal street Ladies' Slippers Tyss and Buskrs 81 s"o
Buskns shlags lar Ladies Ga,'e Boots = 70 i na
49, aud made order 20 shilli'vs euuato nnv ~ INC
Misses aud hild eos Garter Folt ad Sfoss OF ~
prtes Ladies VIII please call cnl ,senne AZ =. ~ "a
Thamo =, .,,ss, '"' '" ms Nssrc
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STATEMENT SHOWING THE TRUE CONDITION
~ Of the American Exchange Bank Of the Civ Of New
York, on the morning Of The Is, Of May Isi7.
RESOURCES
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REVENUE OF GREAT BRITAIN.
Xenrs E., al 1~..:I

Increase on the year l533l68
Exclusive Of f960o00 received loan of co 600 0o0
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.s9ZGF 5For the North Carolina Standard
Death, ON afI1e Paln Horse

l'his Is work Of foare calculated To fill the miad
WIN conflicting emoIions of wonder, pity, and
horror The conception is awfully solemn and
nnpos'ng.. 4 ihe- Principal hsure, occupy ing The
centre OF the desgn-Ihat terrible mpeIs alton of
the King of Ferrors, upon his Pale Horse, career
rn@ onward in''his lmpe,uous course,s sternly re.
Sardless OF poor human sofering, and hurting pale
disease and grim death at every slep-bas called
!"rIh the niighIiest efforts of the artist We should
Imagine that West, like Leonardo De Vf1ci IN
painting his magnificent picture of the ,Las Supper.
reserved his principal figure for the last effort of
lhe pencil, when after long days of toll he his
granu design elaborated upon canvass. 1t was
only when his conception was nearly realized and
alone wanting the finishing idea, that he could ap-
pruach the terrible subject a.# @@
How 'ouchIngly eloquent is the mute appeal of
lhe husband: whose dead wife and child lie directly
IN the path Of the Horse and its remorseless ider.
Upon his knees, with bis left arm supporting the
pale body. hisright hand lis raised in an mploring
manner, and his beseeching counrenance is tuIned
foil upon the relentless King. He speaks not.
The suffering is too great for mere words Iocon-
vey It's depth, His appeal is more eloquent, from
being mute. But The Rider regards him not-he
sees not his mploring loOk-he not for suffer
ing hnmanity-but onward, still onward he speeds
upon his direfuI mission. This group is the most
lmpressivey touching Of amy work either OF ancient
or modern art. 81.
Immediately in front Of the Pale Horse, we see
two stoui-limbed men, stricken down apparently by
his mere presence, with their countenances xpres-
sve OF the most exquisite pain. They are already
victims-no shadow of hope is left.
On the right is group engaged in deadly conflict
with Wild beasts. One tossed upon the horns Of
an ,infuraed bull another ivd with fear at the
approach Of fierce lion and still Others meeting
with The stern defiance Of the strong. brave man,
the onward rushing of the maddened beasts. This
group makes striking pyramlda finish TO the right
hand division of the design. "'-..a l. .'a.rT.
On the left, is represented: riding upon White
Horse, the King o. Kings, bound upon his mission
Of Peace. ln-his hand are the bow and arrow, en-
bltmatc of the simplicity of his truthful weapons
OF warfare. BY his side rides stern warrior upon
Red Horse, with uplifted sword typical of the
wars which have been the means employed in the
advancement of Christianity.
There are other 6gures-other prominent ideas
IN the design which we would like 10 sketch, bot
we have already been betrayed into more lengthy
notice than we had intended.
The painting can be seen tonight and to-mor-
row, al tie Town Hall. Mr.. Morris will deliver
an explanatory lecture upon the numerous charac-
tiers. Commencing at quarter before o'clock.
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The Massachusetts Democracy.

The Democratic State Convention of Aassachu-
iets held few days since nominated General
CALEB CUSHING as candidate for Governor, and
appointed Mcssrs. Chester w. Chapin and Benja-
min F. Bartlett Delegates at large to the Demo
cratic National Convention of 1848 Gen. Cush-
ing is doubtless the strongest man thai could have
5ecn brought forward by the Democracy for the
pOst of Governor, and every lover of the Union
and of the country must and will hope for his
success. ---' sfeH-,.-
series of important Resolutions were adopted.
The following Resolution was submitted in Con-
Tention and laid upon the table: .... ,-....
"ResoLred, That the principles of 4 sound and
consistent democracy demand of the democratic
arty firm and unwavering resistance to any fur
her extension Of slavery in the territory hereafter
lequred by the United States"
Remember that The above Resolution, which
bstantidfIy reiterates the principles of the VIII
not Proviso, was laid upon the table BY the De
nocracy Of Massachusetts. .ss t......... --....
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No News from Mexico.

Is it not strange-is the inquiry from all quar-
rs-tkat we get no news from Mexico2 We
haze received the Charleston Courier of Satur-
ar last, but it contains nothing but the following,
which we copy from its New Orleans Cores
roGdent
The brig p. SowIs, arrived yesterday from
H,sana, brings Us papers of that city to the 10h
I., which give some interesting Mexican
a,ms. though the dates from that capital are not
IIer than the 29th ult., already received here. 1t
Gems that the armlstice took effect on the 29th
at. and that Of course The negotiations had scarce
II commenced. Congress was to convene at
Qaeretdro instead Of the capital, and II was sup
vosed that the change was owing 10 their deerihI-
nation TO refuse their sanction TO any treaty OF
mace agreed on by the commissioners, unless most
Onorabe 10 Mexico. Ii was known that eight OF
ne neighboring States had formed league, based
upon a determination TO refuse making peace and
10 prosecute the war TO the last extremity, aud !!
was supposed that ex-President Paredes would
be placed at the head Of The contederacY. he dc-
counts altogether breathe most warIke sPIrH and
confirm our aPprehensiOns that The capture OF Mexi-
TO- which is of virtually in our hands, brings
Us no nearer a confirmed peace than were
dOre."
Surely we shall receive important intelligence
ia a few days from the seat of War. ..........
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N- L. HARDING, would respectfully inform the
IL citizens of Raleigh and vicinity, that he is now
receiving his stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
IN G. and will in few weeks be in receipt OF as large
and complete an assortment as ever opened in this
market His clothing has been manufactured in very
superior style good materials expressly for this mar
ket therefore those who wish to purchase iaHhonaole
and Well ctohing at Northern prices, will do well
by giving him a call.
Just received a lot of black Cloth Dress and Frock
Goats blue black Beaver Over and rock coats Rough
and Ready, and Blanket Over-coats black Doe-skin
Cashmere and Cloth Pants Fancy Cashmere and Sa-
net Pants black Satin, Merno, Cashmere and Velen-
ca Vests under Shirts Linen bosom Shirts, Drawers,
Scarfs Cravats, Collars. SusPenders, Gloves. &c at
the store Fayetteville Street, one door above the
corner known as B. B. Smiths.
Raleigh, Sept. %, 1877. 67S-5m'
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Death on the Pale Horse.

THIS great moral and instructive Painting GO
feet in length by II in height) the fame of which
is extensive civil'zarion and its thrilling exc
cution exceling every attempt al art, will be ex-
hibi,ed ia rae following list Of places in the follow
ing order: ....... -.,-.
Sept 29h, and 3oth, and Oct Isl at the Town
Hail. in Raleigh.
Oct. 2L, Saturday, in Smithfeld 3; 5th, Tuesday,
Chapel Hill; 9th in HIll>borough 7h IN Greens
boro' 9Th at Salem; 9th in Hokrsville; llth in
Lexington; 18TH in Salisbury; l3ih Concord; l4th
in Davidson College 10Th Charlotte; 10th Lin
colnton 18Th. in Morganon; 10Th Marion /; goth
Rutherford j 2lst Limestone; 22d SPartansburg
S. c.. &c. -:....... ......
life characters and the text will commence at half
past O'Clock. P. NJ. Doors open from TO 6
o'clock Admttance 25 cents, Children II l-2 cts
RaieiIh. Sept. 90, 1917. 673-