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THE MARKETS.
reasons, was

y 4 a3xz 4 NlLM1xGToS, February s..
CORY, There Is heavy stock in store-last cargo
sold at As cents Meal is now selling in lots from the
country to dealers at SO SO cents. sft.I T,r,.4t
-Four. Fayetteville flour has become somewhat
scarce, but do not know Of any advance since our
last 80. .skeT ..i i.
HAY No late arrivals-supply fair.
L4RD. Market well stocked-and sales dull at quo
tations. s.z,l.- *
LuMBEB The market is bare of flooring boards, and
some demand exists for the article. Wide boards and
scantling dull at quotations. .-,ss +r.
Naval sronEs-The receipts of Turpentine have
only been little 600 bbls. of hard and SOFT both IN
cuded. Prices of soft have been quite steady at So 25
The hard article is somewhat varied in price 1t has
changed hands at ST. 25, 81 80 81 35 per bbl We
quote for sales of 800 bbs this morn
ing $2 25 for sof and 81 80 for hard. In TAR no
material change has taken place. Last sales 81 l2t
SPrRr sTUnpEKrISE-Vario lots have changed hands
during the week-some fraction last weeks quo
taions We quote for last sales 273 cents gallon
and barrels ST. u.s. returnable and % cents per gal
lon barrels returnabe. Sales of No. ROsIN during
the week at 80 cents per barrel.
.t- .rH FAYErTEvILLE, February II.
There is change in produce this week. Cotton Is
much irmer and slight advance quotations has
been obtained, but sufficient to justify altering the
figures Trade is quite brisk - 81 CdrOLliG1l.
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REV. DIR HOOPER,s =
FAMILY SCHOOL, IN THE COUNTRY.

= Mar Lf5ttttOn Depot, Warren Co.. ~: G.
HE Subscriber having spent upwards of thirty Years
as an instructor in the Colleges of the two Caronas
desrOus to retire for the rest of his fe to moro
private situation He proposes therefore, open in
january next, at the place aforementioned 4 Select
eeeo9t 0r Boys, 6etaceen and Is gears Of age in
which their intellectual and moral cultivation can be-
carefully attended to, and where they viii be withdrawn
@ rom the usual temptations of our towns and villages.
ne subscriber hopes that his long in public
sltuaons have made him sufficiently known to the pub
nc 70 furnish to parents guaranty that their sons if
trusted to him, will be well taught and well taken care Of
He Is happy also to add that he to have the asss
tanee of Prof. }. Deberniere Hooper. for
many years past instructor in Classics Modern Lam
guages, IN the University of this State. tg p
Terms, 5000 per annum for those who study Mod
ern Languages $40 extra The first year there will be
for only ID 16 applications therefore,
should be early made. No boys fifteen will be TAX
en-, if sufficient number under that age be offered
All other particulars given in Circular which will
be sent to any one application the subscriber at
Wake Forest College, N c. till the 18th of December
next; after which time, application must be made to
him at Llttleton, Warren County, NC. = L.,8rde
w. HOOPER.
November 6, IS46 F. oh.y 1ea 573S -tf
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ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Va, March 21, ls47.

ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Va, March Il, 1877.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle-Dear Sir take pleasure iu
stating to you my experience in the of Wstars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry. own very valuable negro girl
She was attacked with difficulty of the lungs which
brought her in appearance to the brink of the grave.
consulted of our best physicians, who pronounced
her case ncurahe or that they could do fer her,
tried many remedies, but none did any good. saw
some account of Wistar's Basam and thought would
try it, hut had little faith in it. procured bottle,
which was administered according to directions and
saw she began mend and before the first bottle was
gone she was up procured second and she took that
and now she is think cured or nearly She attends
to her daily labor and hear complaint from her,
r. L. JEFFERSON.
For sale, wholesale and retail by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & Co., Raleigh, N. G.
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Alb. STITH & co.
General Agents, Commission Merchants, an
Anctinneers. Raleioh- N. g.

General Agents, Commission Merchants and
AnctiOneers, Raleigh, N. c. .....,....l.,
\ B. STTFH & co. would respectfully announce
IA to the public that they prepared, as
General Agents. Commission Merchants, and Auction
eers, to sell Goods Wares and Merchandise which may
be committed to their charge and for the
with punctuaity and promptude; also to attend to
all business in their ne of whatsoever kind that may
he entrusted to their attention and They solicit
share of public patronage, with the that
pains will be spared their part to give satisfaction.
REFERENCES:
His Exceency CHARLES MANLY, Raleigh, N G.
WILLIAM HILL, Esq. Secretary of State.
CHARLES L, H1NroN, Esq. Treasurer. e.
GEORGE w. MoRDEcAI, Esq.
DR.. JOSIAH o. WATSON.
MATTHEW SHAw, Esq. tsa.i--,- ...." -
Hon. ]. r. ]. DANIEL --.. Halifax, N. G..
February Goth, 1s49. 746-tf
..= [Register copy:l -.... -- .s
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coRpoRAT1oN pRodEEpfNas.

c 43 .FRALEnGHs February IT. 1S49.
At called meeting of the Intendant and Commission
ers held this evening Present VIM. d. Haywood In
tendant, w. w. Holden, C.. B. Root, w; H. III. Tuck
er M. B. Royster, g. w. Haywood, commissioners
The following persons applied for Recommendations
to the ensuing Court suitable individuals to retail
Spruous Liquors, by the small measure in Raleigh for
twelve months, and which, motion, accordingly
granted, to; wit: Jordan Wombie, recommended by o.
mepded by B. Sdth, and o. 5Burch; and L. F.
Smith, recommended by Jere. Nixon, Jno. R. Williams,
w. II. Mead. C. w. D. Hntchfngs, and r. w. Seawe.
The application of Elbridge Johnson, for satisfactory
reasons, wassrejected. b. b. SMITH, CLERK.
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Valuable Land for SaIc-

DURSUANI: to an order of Wake County Court. I
shall proceed to sell at public SALE ON Saturday tc
en oay OF APn next two hundred and twenty-five acres
Sen deceased lying Barton's Creek Said land Is
valuable on account Of its excellent and abundant timber
he sale VIII take place onithe premises Six months
quired. = VIM H. STAINRACK eSSuslySS'et
O'1 @"' Aof0' 746-ts.
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ECONOMY oF-CoNeREss. Itappears that Congress
has again contracted for its printing and to show its
economy, it has induced gentleman in Washington
city to take part of the job at Twenty-Five per cent
below the present ruinous rates! There are some
people willing to "work for nothing, and find them
selves,' and we advise members of Congress, who
work for SO day, and charge for extras under the
head of mileage and books, to give the job, the next
time, to of these generous 1t would be the
very of economy in our government, to have
Its public printing executed for nothing.
HOrfoH Eencon
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SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT. Mr.. H. Mil
OOurn planter, residing in the parish of Avoyelles
on the Bayou Beuf killed few days since at his
just completed his gin, and while examining some
part of the running gear near the band wheel, his
neck caught between that and the lever and his
head was almost completely severed from his body.
Mr. Milbourn was about fifty years of age, hard
working and the father of large family. His
friends were numerous, and deeply do they regret
his untmely death. " o. Picnyune.
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The following Testimonial to the value of the Sara
pariiIs is IRON the Rev Wright aged 76 years,
Conversational Minister sresldiBg atsW oburn 2
,WoBURN, Mass March SOth 1876.
Messrs. Sands Gentlemen. From what have ex-
psfie need and IRON the Information Ehave receRtlyre
ceived from number of persons OF high resPecabIty,
who used your Safsaparnla haye not the least
doubt but that tits most valuable medicine, and that
the numerous certificates you have of IFS e
cacy are fully susiaiDe by exPeriences its
no need of NV humble Efforts TO them, want
all who are afflicted by disease become acquainted
with the efficacy and power of your valuable edIc
yours. 'i s.' '.@14t So '' -. 80.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. by "A! !B -
d. SANDS Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton 81,
corner of Wftlfan New York. Sold also by Druggists
generally throughout the Unted States aud Canadas
Price 81 per Bottle ;six Bottles for $5 sssL =
For Sale by p F. PESCUD, and WILLIAMS
HAYWOODf& co., Raleigh e i+s'2 O. ioi o9l.2' 81
Raleigh, February q, 1649. > 2ate .o'l BIN. -
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The Mutual Fire Insurance Company of North
Carolina have published their annual report, exhib-
itng the condition of the institution. Itappears that
the Company is liable for 1900 risks and that in
surance of upwards of three millions of dollars worth
property has been effected, for which amount,
matter of course, the Company is liable The bus-
ness of the Company is continually increasing, which
8hews the faith the public have in the institution.
We clearly of the opinion that the institution
will be great saving to our own citizens, in the
way of insurance. This must be the case, so long
as it is managed correctly. Wilmington Journal.
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To OFFICE SEEKERS AND HOLDERS. Gen. Tay-
lor, on leaving Baton Rouge is said have declared
positively that he would dismiss from office,
except for cause, and he why he should
not renew the commissions of those who are not
liable to censure.
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DEATH OF Col. w. r. JOHNSON. The Charleston
Courier says that telegraphic despatch from Mobile
announces the death of Col. w. R. Johnson in that
city the 10th inst. 1t is stated that Col ]. was
walking about the day of his death suffering from
influenza but considered by any means dangerous
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ADVERTISING. A little man behind big rock with
platter full of pearls, at only cent piece, and
ing It is of the greatest importance to make your
self and your goods known. frog in the night at
tracts more attention than OK for he cries aloud
and spares not The profits arising from advertising
are not conceived by those who have not tried it.
To those who have, we need not say word for they
will never discontinue the custom.
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Public Meeting.

A the suggestion of several of the citizens of Ra-
N leigh hereby call public meeting to be held in
the City Hail. Saturday the third of March next at
three o'clock, p M to take into consideration the sys-
tenn of Internal Improvements proposed.
w. DALLAS HAYWOOD,
Intendant.
Raleigh, Feb. 81, ls49. 746-
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RATHER DAMPER. II. Patrick Private, u. S.
Army writes to the Union from Monterey. Cafor-
MIA, the 21st Nov, that Irish Yankee, who had
arrived with his chemical apparatus, had demonstra
ted to all gold-fnders that nearly three-fths of their
gold is but worthless mineral, principally iron,
copper, and their compounds. Out of supposed $780,
600 in mineral, Patrick only got $23, 900 in money.
Still there is gold " in greater quantities than it is
usually found.' They are nearly destitute OF pro-
visions-and the suffering and privation are very
great-yet by prudence and caution fortunes may be
made. Rich. Eng.
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$3,775,5123
2,O4O,O
64,15S
$5,s79,72O3
Total

A BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcT-LABoR Why man of
idleness, labor rocked you in the cradle, and has
nourished your pampered life without it, the woven
silks and wool upon your back would be in the silk
worms nest, and the feeces in the shepherds fold
For the meanest thing that ministers to human want
save the air of heaven, is indebted toll and
even the air, by Gods wise ordination. is breathed
with labor 1t is only the drones who toll not; who
infest the hive of activity like of corruption
and decay. The lords of the earth the working
men, who can build or cast down at their will, and
ing their trophies, wherever art SCIENCE civillza
ton, and humanity known. Work on, of
toll thy royalty is yet to be acknowledged labor
rises onward to the highest throne of power.
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Rev. ]. N. MAFFIT. At last accounts this gem
tleman was in Camden Arkansas, delivering lectures
on Woman as she is, was, and should be;'' and
charges 25 cents for admittance: We would rather
pay four times that amount to hear faithful lecture
on Maffit as he is, was, and should be. -...
Tttskegee Ala. Republican,
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Change appears to be written in the face of yam
kee. He is never contented. If he is boot-black
clam digger, ten to that you find him at the bar
or in the pulpit If educated for the ministry he may
be found teaching at some conspicuous corner. 1t
his father puts him to a mechanical trade, he will
not be any ways contented, unless he sets up for
himself some mercantile business. To-day he is one
thing and tomorrow another. He will dig gardens,
saw wood, teach school, or preach, edit a
newspaper if necessary for support but he will not
be idle. Scientific american.
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A GOLDEN Rock. .. A runaway soldier in Califor-
MA dscovereda rock of gold that weighed s99 pounds
and as he afraid to leave it, he mounted guard
upon it, and the last account he had sat 81 days
and had offered 1927 900 for plate of beans and pork;
but his offer had been Indignantly refused, and the
poor fellow only laughed at for the niggardliness of
MS offer, by parties going on; where the article was
Said to be more abundant. Scientific AmericGn.
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VESSELS FOR CALIFORNIA. According to a list
in the New York Tribune, hundred and thirty
vessels have sailed from the United States for Cali
fornia since December last. These vessels carried
out over EIGHT thousand passeneers.
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$358,500
100000
Total
$I,97S,5OO

Total $I,97s, 500
CNumber of pieces coined, 3,915,85O.1 ..a
The deposites for coinage amounted to, in gold,
$Is3, 1850; in silver, 81 ,659,774. as..
ed during the year for coinage in gold, $780,
799; the coinage amounted to 1864, 4,33O-composed
of, half eagles 64,472; quarter eagles 1878.
AT Dahlonega, Georgia, the amount received du-
ring the year for coinage in gold. $274,473;
amount coined, $27I,7523-composed in number of,
of half eagles 47,465; of quarter eagles 1871.
The deposites at the four nints during the year
amounted in all to $5 ,539, ,598. t
In gold $3,413, ,092
In silver 2,I26,5O6
The coinage amounted to- -.E '
In gold S3,775,5123
In silver 2,04O,O5O
In copper 64,159
-.... .... r-.. 3D.
: Total &5. .a7a 1904
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Last Call.

LII persons indebted to w. & A. Stith are request
n ed for the last time to call and settle their dues
N. L. STTFH, Assignee.
February goth, 1s49. 746-3t
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Judge Mclean had been nominated in Caucus by
the Wing members of the Ohio Legislature, to sue
ceed Mr.. Allen in the United States Senate. He
has in all probability, been elected.
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Anew Post Office, called Clover Orchard, has been
opened in Orange County, on the jamestown route,
between Lindley's Store and Snow Camp-Peter
Foust, Esq. Postmaster.
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COINAGE OF THE MINT.

The report of the Directors of the United States
Mint, which has Just been laid before Congress,
shows the coinage Of the Mint during the year ls4s
to have been as follows:
At Philadelphia, in gold, $2,79O,93O
in silver 42O,O5O
in copper 64,l58
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opened on Wednesday fast and everything indicates
determination on the part of our citizens to build
the Road, as an evidence of which, one of our mo-
MED men (himself able to take the whole stock has
declared it shall not fail .<~ Fay. Cdro.
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" = = s5g1'f2
Acres. By whom listed Where situated.
80 Bowie QeiHdo, .f Lellans Creek. go
$50 Henry FAUCET, Blacksmith Spring Branch.
100 George Holder, Upper Little River.
100 GeorgciV. Holder, Reedy Branch.
100 T. Holder, NJ L. River.
100 VIM. H. Kean, Fish Creek
1es Alex. Morrison, Sr. Lellan's Greek.
25 Daniel r. Mum, do. s..'..
63 Daniel Mcdonald, CampbelTs Creek. .-' ne
266 Arch. B. Patterson, Lellan's Creek.
lis Daniel Mclean, Cults Creek.
GAO Archibald Jones, Marsh Branch =. d q. Z
1s5 r. M. Whittenton, Black River. . .s Z
81 Bryant Parker, Stoney Run. aass,
393 VIM Reaves E. of Black River. -.1 .a.'st
l20 Gordon Smith, Joins Blackman Lee. 5'
100 Samuel ]. Wade, E. of Black River.
ALEX. JOHNSON, Shift.
By James A. johnson, Dep. Shift.
February 81, 1s49. - -.-..t 746-2t.
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WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, g. CO. !

WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, g. co.
AND DAPOTHECAREES.
Il EEP constantly on hand large and we'll selected
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, 0IES. DYE. :
STUFFS, PBRFUMERY, WINDOW AND aea
PICTURE GLASS, AND DRUG GLST;S, .2ei
Glass WIRE. ------
Raleigh, Oct Is4S. sFEs sssEaH zea e
Also, WINES and BRANDY. of the hest onal;t,R
for Medical purposes, and superior SEGARS and no.
BACCO, &c. &c. which they offer for sale upon the
most accommodating terms. wv
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.s FAYETTEVILL an
Commission and Forwarding House.
L n Z

A NY article sent to my be sold forwarded
shipped to New York. shall be strictly attended to-
and account remitted sold or shipped
will sell it here in Wilmington, send it to New York
directed and those sending to may assured at
all times of the highest cash barter trade as may be
wanting. :. ]. R. WHITAKER.
February l, lS4H!' 746-4t.
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Henry CLAY. The Hon. Henry Clay, now so
journing in city, will not, understand, attend
the sitting of the Senate called on the 4th March
next but will be at his post if his health permits, at
the commencement of the regular session in Decem-
Der next 1t may be interesting to his distant friends
to learn that the distinguished orator is in the pos
session of all his vigor of mind and body and looks
as if he had many years of good service in him. A
paragraph in of the papers states that Mr. Clay
administration of. General Taylor. We understand
that this statement is unfounded, and that Mr.. Clay
stands wholly uncommitted to the course he in
tends to pursue in the next Congress.
NetU Orleans Della.
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ASPARAGUS.E z

= A ASPARAGUS
Giant. o.
BEANS. = =
Early China Dwarf. :,
do. six-weeks tyelEow5 :
do. Mohawk,
do: Canada. .Skss
do: Refugee, or1000 to one
do. Royal White kidney.
do. Red Marrow, Oh Il I
do. ValentiRe Dwaif, ,,,..
do. Rob Roy do,
do. HORTICULTURAL Pole,
do. Dutch Case Knife Pole
white .25t
do. Large LIMA, do. v..E4
do. Carolina, do. o i
do. Dutch Runners, white
do. Large do. tsearIet y
BEET.
Early Flat Bassano,
do. blood Turnip,
do. Orange do. i''' ss'h
do. French a mbcr Sugar
do. White SIlesia do.
do. Long Blood, Hes
do. Mangsl Wsurlzel,
do. Swiss Chard Silver
a. leaves used for greens.
t..l.. % BROCCOLI ss.g..s
Large Purple Cape, .e h.,
do. White do. ...-..-
CAULIFLOWER,
Early,
do. Large Late,
'- CABBAGE.
do Early Sugar Loaf.
do. Early Dutch.
do. York, ~
do. Drumhead [Battersea,1 J
do. BulIock's Heart,
do. Large York,
do. Bergen, .
10. Drulnhead,
do. Mammoth. (new)
do. CromwelI's Superb,
do. Fiat or Late Dutch,
do. Green Globe Savoy,
do. Drumhead Savoy, new,
10. Green Glazed,
CABBAGE. a
Turnip Rooted,
CABBA GE 1-s-a,a
Red Dutch (Gor pIckling,)
or Collards,
CELERY.
Large white Solid,
DO. Rose-colored do.
do. Silver Giant, (new,J
CORN.
Early Hawk,
DO. Canada,
10. Smiths White,
DO. Sioux or Dutton.
20. Tuscarora,
DO. Sugar, Il.
DO. White Flint,
CRESS.
Curled or Peppergrass,
10. Broad Leaved,
DO. Extra Curled, .(new,)
DO. Water,
CUCUMBER.
Early Green Cluster,
10. Frame.
10. Short Green,
10. " hite Spined,
10. Long Green Turkey,
10. do. [Keene's]
10. Small Gherkin, for
pickles, -. ..
CARROT.
Early Horn,
10. White Field, =
10. Long Scarlet or Blood, i,
10. Orange, s
MARTYNlA.
v Markenoes for picking, ,
EGG PLANT.
Large Purple, ta-.t.
10. White. (ernamental,)
= . LETTUCE. .
Imperial Sugar Loaf, .ou 4
10. Early White Head,
10. .GurleG Silesia, Oh.
10. Large Green Head,
10. DrumlIead,
10. Ice Head, --.--.
TO. CosS, = , .sts, 2
10. Royal Cabbage Head,
$50 a0ytll! 1,gE1 / GiEearly.1
LIE TTUCE. -2r "
Extra Cabbage Head: 20: II
Also on had a large Kari
his Catalogue. .s.rr q ~
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A letter from Mazatan says: t'You may think
the accounts of the gold discoveries exaggerated,
but l can assure you they are not. The following
fact hesitate tell you because il ncredi-
BILE, but it is nevertheless fact. friend of the
French consul, and the consul has reported the
gold region He dug four days, during which time
he got forty pounds @ gold! There plenty of
Jumps found weighing from to two lbs. each, and
is said that there is piece in San Francisco weigh
ing 25 pounds. Indeed, an acquaintance assured me
that he held it in his hand.'
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Total

Total $3,265,I3s
Number of pieces coined, s.691 ,444.1
The deposites for coinage amounted to, in gold,
s., ,594.46O; in silver, $466,732. ..
At New Orleans, in gold $685.
in silver 100000
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NOTICE.

I'm the first Monday in March next will sell for
cash, the Court House door in Fayetteville, the fol-
lowing of land, much thereof will pay the
due thereon for the year 1S47 and all expenses
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LocK-MAK1NG IN RALEIGH. Mr.. Joseph Woter-
ng enerprsing mechanic of this city, has estab-
lished here the Black-Lock-and Gun-Smth busi-
ness on large scale. We had occasion to visit his
shop day two ago, when were shown large
Lock for the Franklin county Jail, just made by
himself, out and out and do not believe better
one could be made any where. 1t is so constructed
as bid defiance to all false keys and picking in
struments and when the key is turned its tremendous
spring, which acknowledges power but that speaks
the prisoners within, in language not to be mis-
understood, and says to them, you are Mare!' Mr..
W. makes locks of all sizes and qualities order,
good terms they be obtained from the North
and we have doubt faithfully executes his work.
We make this statement to call public attention to
his establishment, because think home industry
should be encouraged. Raleigh Star.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

Warranted Fresh and Genuine--GrOwth of 1873
FOR SALE3BY HENRY D. TURNER,
BOOKSELLER, RALEIGH, N. C. "a -,
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FINANCES OF WAKE COUNTY. ;,

From the Report Of the Finance Committee of
Wake County, submitted to the Court in session this
week, it appears that for the past year the whole
amount of taxes collected, for all purposes, was
s1o,9O3 &c. The amount collected for School pur-
poses was $1,975 49-for support of Poor, SI,ss4
a6-for County purposes $4,19s 56-and for the
State, $2,29s IL. Polls subject to tax, 5,722' and
Real Estate valued at $s,1S1 ,4o5. Total nett re-
venue, 1851 43. .,,., a.. 8
The rates of taxes each poll and on every hum
dred dollars worth of real estate, for the year 1949
,uere az follows
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We have received, from the Messrs. Howerton, of
Halifax, Va. some Smoking Tobacco which is de-
serving of double puff-one in the pipe and anoth-
er in the newspaper. This Tobacco is mild and
pleasant, clear of grit, and well cured 1t may be
obtained at the Drug Store of Mr.. P. F. Pescud, in
this City.
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On Monday last, John p. Robertson, Esq. was
elected County Trustee. ..+