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~ yaxt 4, s.. 60
IS. l.d .,l1sS, s.. ,.hich xSs--;,,.,. hev,a eSf.
tan Il Euroray ~. ~, ,I.ra rev.r eristed
nation. "a fond 81 tif,.r ma thrt Il i almost
imp0mibleto INA ~ American abroad VIM
cata handleof sone kindte his name.
There Il unfortunately TOO much truth Ii
this satire. e II difficult to find among our
frae ;ndanordant and rov.i citixens. : Main
Mr., annh ,,a,.or ara Z . nhenomenop.
-, 81, 9. enc ,,,a,,
=. = sooAs. .tss- - - - s-.s..-.
s4n etess culaosa'y. nos - ~
Fer ourselves, We always icei great IesPecs
for this lonely man without title, and UNI.
formly take on our hat to him.
SUFFERING IN CiTiks.--ine suHeIlnks u
iaDorefs ana poor people N tne y oftnSln q
lies are supposed not to have been equaHed
In this country before. The sharp point Of
the pressure which curtailed work and dis
charged ouerativea. came inst "A the winter
aaA IN. .rd a. th;e tho most irving saaaon Of
~, -. 8. 49,, =. Iaet ,,;.hort a1nnI,vmenf
s-...-. m. n,.;,. $500 f-,r,
every CITY. Those manufacturing most, suf-
g., ,,,o.t In tho c;tv ne Newark. there ara
80, ---.-- 4.-- - - .,,s
'ooo PolsoAs '..o" : ou' :. .- =, -
helpless state. Inis Is single instance, SNOW
ing the general condition.
------
FINANCIAL ITEMs.-The New YORK money mar
ket was steadily gaining strength last week and the
specie In the vaults oil the Banks constantly increas
ing.
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To OUR LITTLE RxADERs.-The Dispatch
sends good win to its juvenile readers; trusts
they may b happy. and good and dutiful,
and that st. NichesAs, the kind patron Of al
GOOD boys and girls, may reward them with
aereat many pretty presents.
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The GERMANS have produced some very
excellent remedies for various diseases among which
BIT ERs," for sale by C. M Jackson-and used with
remarkable success In Liver Complaint, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, Nervous debility and general derange
this medicine
1--WE feel convinced that in the use of the German
Bitters the patient does not become debilated but
constantly gains strength and vigor to the frame-a
fact worthy of consideration. The Bitters plea
SAINT in taste and in smell, and be administered
under any circumstances to the most delicate sto-
mach indeed, they can be used by all persons with
the most perfect safety 1t would be well for those
who are much affected In the nervous System to Gem.
mence with one teaspoouful or less and gradually
increase. We speak from experience, and are Of
COURSE proper judge. The press far and wide have
the afflicted we most cordially advise their use."
Agents for this city-Messrs. PURCELL, LADD x
Co., and BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists.
= de 25--2w
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Fl URRAH!

Because RICHARDsON has opened the VIRGIN.
IA PERIODICAL DEPOT.
WHERE Is THAT2
No. MAIN STREET, between the Ola M=.e.
and ST. Charles Hotel, corner Shockoe Greek.
WHAT DOES HE KEPT zzszazz
All Of the Now York. Boston, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington papers, Magazines kc.
All persons wishing to subscribe to any Of Them By
leaving their names and residence at his store can
have them sent to any part Of the city or country
with the utmost dispatch.
his MOTTO is-A nimble dxpenee il better than
slow chilling. d 23-6tk
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mayors OFFICE,
December 2Ist. 1854.

MAYORS OFFICE,
December 21st, 1854.
deem 1t proper to re-publish the 5th, 7th, and
1lth actions OF ordinance Of this city passed the
21st day of March, 1851 now in force, that public
attention may be called to them at this tie espe-
cialy that it may be observed by those engaged in
hiring out slaves.
Section 6. No more than FIVE negroes shall at any
one time stand together on side walk or at or near
the corner of street. And asgroes shall neuer
stand on sidecalk to the Inconvenience Of sohite
persons haping to pass By.
Section Z. Any negro who violates the preceding
section may be punished by stripes
Section IL. The word negro, In this or any other
ordinance, shall be construed to mean mulatto a.
well a. negro.
Ihope the object of this notice win be understood
by all concerned and that there will be no necessity
OF applying the correction provided by the 7th for
a violation OF the 9th section
JOSEPH MEYO, Mayor.
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LAID ovER.-The charge against Jerry,
slaveto William Noel. for attempting to cut J. Ro.
senhiem with knife last Thursday afternoon, will
be Investigated tomorrow morning If Mr.. R. i well
enough to attend court.
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The OPERATION OF CRUSHING STONE IN
THE BLADDER SUCCESSFULLY PERFORMED
The facts we are about to state, will be inte-
resting to the many persons afflicted with
gravel, or stone in the bladder. Mr.. LOGAN
WALLER, of this city, has been for several
years troubled with gravel; about eight
months since, q calculus or stone formed in
the bladder. too large to pass away, and it
steadily increased until as was ascertained it
was seven-eighths of an inch in diameter
After suffering severely, and gathering all
the information he could, both as to cutting
and crushing, he decided to resort to the lat
ter. Having obtained an excellent hthotrap-
tor, or instrument for crushing, from the
North, he trusted to his friend, DR.. GEO. s.
NEWMAN, Of Orange, to perform the opera
tion-in technical parlance styled lithotrity.
It was accomplished with the most complete
success. after three operations Mr.. Waller
assures rs that it was done without pain. and
he has not been subjected to any inconveni.
ence whatever, not having lost an hour from
his business. This is certainly . most graft.
tying result, and win be highly interesting to
all afflicted with stone in the bladder, or who
are likely to be, from having the disease of
gravel especially is it SO, because, the ope.
ration OF crushing stone in the bladder has
been, by many, regarded not only as painful
but dangerous. x DIR. Newman considers it
one OF the easiest and safest operations the
surgeon can undertake.
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CLEARING OUT AT COST, FOR
~ CASH.-PRINTED. MOUSLIN DE LANES.
In order to clear out our entire stock Of Printed
Dress Goods, We win sell them ct and under cost
CLEANING OUT PRICES
1000 yds Printed De LANES. ct cts, richly worth
one shilling
1000 yds fine grade ditto, at II cts.
1000 yds handsome fsd gold medal do, ct 1s3 ets,
richly worth S0cfs Ass y s.
1000 yds very handsome Plaid valsneias, ct 81 cts,
ell wool, valued at so cts.
1000 yds. all wool Plain De LainsA At Is cs, very
cheap - ~ - q s
1000 yds. dark cold Calicoes, at S cents
1000 do. DO. do at64 cts
1000 yds. Furniture Calicoes, at 81 cts
Ladies who are in want of Holiday bargains, viii
please give me early call.
CHAS. A. GWATKIN,
de S Opposite Exchange Bank
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)TTCE.-The public Is hereky notif;ed

7
~ not TO trade for two Netss in the poassuion Of
9. r Hunt-one bearing date December 18th, 1854,
tor $500, drawn By me. payable 70 George r. Guy
Robert Hill; and the other bearing date Dec. I'd,
1851, for $780, drawn by me payable to n B. @. 3
Gill four months afker data, endorsed By b. & C.
been fIanduleniiy obtained b. I'D g: Hunt
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ieu.ssn TnzAxs-7 hs ,sisl q George ". Grsea.,
saan ie6isnnsst ~ ths murdsr 81 IS ~. e.
nsneed = chirsso on he lssh inA.
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$Tfk FOR PHILADELPHM.-The
"A No. steam ship PENNSYLVANIA.
Capt J. Bsymore, ID now ready to receive freisht
and will leave on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 9TH at 10
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
dations. apply to 81. e. TUTTLE, Agent,
de z5-St Rooketts.
FOR 6ALE.-For sale privately, .
small framed house, with three rooms, situsted
ON 1th street. North Of Leigh. The lot il about u
feet front and $50 feet Deep For particulars apply at
De a5-sts n. w. WALTON.
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US. NAIL STEAMSHIP

%TA IS. NAIL STEAMSHIP
ROANOKE. Capt. SKINNER, leaves ON
TUESDAY Afternoon, 26th inst, at O'clock for
NEW YORK via NORFOLK.
Freight received TO DAY Monday at IL O'Clock.
18th inst.
No freight received unless engaged at our Office,
South side of the Basin. -
Passengers erequested to be ON board before the
s6th inst. 80 "a 80,
Of Basin.
Passage to New York, including meals and State.
room accommodation, only. $40
o.eeIose passage, onIy..... Observation-Disclosures.
this ship for Norfolk, eharsedthe
de 25-2t LJJDI,AM A. w rsoN
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E The CABIsET.-One Of the New York He
RAIDS Washington correspondents renews the
statements about the discord in the Cabinet.
According to him. Messrs. Marcy, Cushing
and Davis are at cross-purposes, with rival
aspirations. Messrs. Dobbin. Guthrie, Camp-
peil ana McCielland are attending 60 their
departments without expecting more. Masers
Marcy, Gushing and Davis, be saws. ara :,
triguing against each other. Mr.. N. nrot.ss.
says the writer. that he never had anvtb;rv
70 DO with the appointment of sthe French fon
Soule; that he opposed it as he did that Is
Gckies and Saunders. Davis is renrasar,aa
- friend Of Soule. While these biokar;no.
among the leaders are going on, the vritsr
says Mr.. Forney and the Kitchen Cabinet are
in soms way controlling them all. These
letter writer's sometimes foreshadow events;
but with regard to many Of them it msy be
said that liar win mot be believed, though
he tell the truth.
PRICES o. LIVING. The New York Herald
ssys ne question l. constantly aaked there.
hen N1M hour. rents, and coal fau9 Whv
sooeaa ieeor e me only- commodity that the
hard tints sssm to have .deprecIstedfs TIA
qusssioas aFs certainly vsy pertinent.
q ssonthaner." one Of the W..h,....,.s
corrsspondsnts Of The Nov York HersM
thinks thst Con. Stoclton'a letter vim seenrs
him The nomlnatlon Of tie Kaox Nothinss
Tor the Presidency.
49, ap-... s.-- ~. - 81 fsss z. e
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49, CHRISTMAS AT SADLER'S
HOTEL.-The Proprietor of Sadler's
YA Hotel takes this method of informing the
- public that no free egg-nog win be served
ct his house this morning.
Between the hours of IL and IL O'Clock to-day.
hopes to meet his friends and customers.
GEO. e. 6ADLER.
de 25-H Main street, opposite 1st Market
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FrREs-0ne night last week the store
house Of 4. Z. Essho. q Boar Swamp, in Hsnrico
county. wns 1T Oh fre ard burned 20 tho Rround =
We lndsntand that Mr.. =. lcst mosf Of So pork
which had heen paaked in this house. From WIZ
Ne hsve. leernsd, thu impression preyails il ~
netfheoshoo9 that the house wa frSt entered md
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EslE FOR BALTIMORE AND
=. =. hPHILADELPHIA-Ste BEL
Freight received to-day lMONDAY) at u o'clock.
and up 20 the hour of O'Clock p. M, TUESDAY
the 26th inst, for the above places
sufhicient number of hoRsheads are ensseed for
this Trip. LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
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MILITARY ExCU RsIoN.- The Young
Guards are actively preparing for their excursio5
70 baltimore. They win leave here 10 morrow
evening, and We improve this laa opportunity o
wish them pleasant "Trip and . safe fafurn. The
suembers q TIE company will Gnd uOtico which
VIII interest fhem, n another column
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b. FREE LUNCH.-The subseri-
Der invites his friends and the public to
"YW FREE LUNCH at his Oyster and Re-
freshment Saloon, at the North corner
Of Broad and Sd sts., THIS MORNING.
de IS FIR. SCHEFFER.
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ISAAC PROCTOR, MERCHANT TAILOR, (Sue-
10 his afrons public generally, his return from the
Northern cities, and that he is receiyng his Fall and
WAaF supplies Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings Fur-
sing and Ready Made Clothing which, being bought
principally cash. is enabled to offer at very low rates
He has store, the old stand opposite the Post
Office, -..s :. 49, -s.s; -.
uperpc black blue brown dahlia and other fancy Cloths
of various goods. ,
St,perne French English American Cassimeres of all
prices, plain and fancy. as@ 4
Superine Snioni Doeskns for Pants and Oyefcoats.
Sl,perfise black Satins and Grenadines. ..4 i
Plain and figured and fancy silk Vestings.
rich silk Cuttings for weddings and PARTIES
Plain and figured Plush Velvets, very rich.
FuRStsHSG GoopsA complete assortment, consisting in
part Of 80, -a. tss @s-
Supertine plain and fancy dress Shirts
% 3-ply Collars, large variety.
Canton Flannel, 6leached Drill. stss
Merino and silk Cnder.shirts and Drawers.
Silk cotton and merino plain and fancy Hosiery.
Gloves, very superior kid, black white and fancy.
Cavat black and fancy and rich assortment for weddings
q and parties. - rs-
Stocks black white and fancy and without ties
Suspenders, Dressing Gowns &C.
In fact everything for gentemans complete
outfit.
With thanks to his patrons for the lib
e heretofore extended him. he hopes by
strict attention to their wants. determination TO please
to merit its continuance. ...: .-...
Gentlemen furnishing their goods to be manufactured
rely upon receiving the and attention
though sold by himself
The Paris and London fashions just received.
Cutting and repairing done promptly ut all times.
He viii remind those indebted months time Is allowed
pune a Those in arrears longer than the
above time will please call and close their accounts either
by cash or note, and obiige ISAAC sPROCTOk.
Raleigh Oct 18th, 1853 ----- ~
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WDROPOSAI.S FOR A LOAN TO TIL COUN.
visions of the Act of Assembly incorporating the Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroad Company, the County Of Ora
subscribed TO the Capital Stock of said one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
In order 10 meet the nstalnens which may be due and
may hereafter due said subscriptions the
said County proposes ncgotiae loan or loans TO be
cured by the bonds of the County 49, -,
hearinterest the of sir Aa
conference.-the the Merchants Bank of Nesybern or at
the Fulton Bank New York ut the option of the holder
These bonds will be redeeable the first day Of July
thousand eight hundred and and not before
without the consent Of the holder The bonds will be issued
with CouDos attached which will render the collection of
the interest simple and s..<s =
The security upon which ae sad bonds will be based.
will be the real estate and taxable polls OF The County OF
Craven. The present assessed cash Gtne The real esote
of the is million hundred and Thousand
eight hundred and twenty-five dollars and the aaaaOer 81
turd1le polls three tholisad five hundred aud eghtywo
Proposals for said loan will be received and all other ne
information upon thssubject will be furnished by
the subscribers ON applications to Them at Newborn.
GEORGE GREEN, Agents for
GEO. s. STEVENSON, ! Craven County,
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$50 Reward.

$50 Reward.
I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber, about the last Of
u June rIy boy HINTON. Said boy is about years
old. !. or feet high light complexion has weak eyes
marks recoliectcd purchased said boy of j. C. Moore
he purchased him of Dempsey Sora in this county. will
give the above reward for his delivery his
inclnent in any jail, so that l get him.
Fl. r. NELSON.
Rogers Store. Y. c., Nov. T. 1854. tf.-p3t.
lust TO HAND.-5Op fts, Of those justly ce.ebfa-
g ted family hams.
s bbs. Mercer Potatoes.
= doz. Buffalo tongues.
Dried Beef do.
Rasns, Currents Citron Almonds, French Candies &c.
Come and
r. MAILER co.
Nov. Q, 1854. lnl--
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Very respectfully.
WIN. j. CLARKE.

RALEIGB, n. c. November l, 1853. z
nr j. ) PERRY Dear Sir. III accordance with the desire
of the friends late fcni Doctor W. r. Scott with
whom have been associated in the practice of Dental
Surgery for time past have determined to deliver
to his Office, runlentS and fixtures until his
tors app ned and in taking receipt for the same
feel assured that You will give entire ZION
late friends and the public generally; because
of the fact thai he proud OF his late pupil
that he had perfect confidence you skillfu and
cessul DENTIST, and that he intended resign his
prctice in your hands, owing L, his tuilipg eye-sght
Wishing prosperity and hoping that yen Will reflect
credit upon late preceptor AID partner in all your
operations remain your sincere friend
T. T. PESCED.
Raleigh. Nov. /. 1854. If
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THE STATE FAIR!
HARDING'S EXHIBITION!!!
EH l.. HARDING WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
Tie tlpse contemplating visit to the annual Ay,
cultural Fair to be held October that he has selected
with reference their Lwants and wishes the
LQrY.st and most cdriet assortment Of
REAL Y.MADE CLOTHING
that ii has been his pleasure to exhibit
He would therefore, suggest the two important consider
of and econoy while they purchase
from CLOTHING EMPoRIUN RALEIGH
good garments be made order, at tsc prices
as be sold elsewhere.
EDWARD L. HARDING,
Fayetteville Street,
Raleigh, n. Z.
September il, $50. So
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CERTIFICATES.

RALEIGH, Nov. 3, 1854.
DIR. L. S. PERRY, SayYon Dentist,
SIR: 1t affords pleasure state that have of
heard late friend, Dr. VIM. Il. Scot with whom VI
associated in business speak of full and
knowledge of The theory Of Dental Surgery and express
his great satisfaction with The operations and work which,
during the present year, you performed under his
know he perfectly willing leave the office under
from The practice of his profession leave you
hope you Will continue the business feel confident
that will give entire all who may require
your
Very respectfully,
iWM j CLARKE
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~ LEASON'S PICTORIAL BOUND.-I HAVE
M Volumes l. H. Ill, w. of the Pictorial, elcgeutly
bound in CLOTH and with gilt edges forming superb and
most attractive parUr i'll the shape f series of
books of 4l pages each and each volume containing
iy 700 ehgravlngS of and current all
the world of scenery in all parts of the globe of
famous cities beautiful villages Of pageans at home
and abroad of fine maritime views and, in shert. of
infinite variety of interesting and instructive shbecs with
title-pages and indexes
Besides the illustrations, they embrace in their
pages of original tales sketches, poems,
and noreettes American authors. with
ccengv novel and elegant for future reference and
present enjoyment both III regard to reading matter and
illustrations For sale by
H. D. TURNER,
n. C. Bookstore.
Raleigh Oct. 70, 1854. %
n AMIDST LANDs!! LANDS !!!-FOR THE
IL IMMIGRANT AND CAPITALISTS Persons in
search If homes in Texas respectfully
invited office.
We have sale. than hundred thousand acres
Of land parts of the State Titles guaranteed
Land located claims against the State coi
lected and adjusted
Office on Congress Avenue, City of Austin, Texas.
As we bay land commission strangers will find it to
their interest TO purchase through US.
RAYMOND, FREEMAN & co.
HeII Estate Brokers, C1!tectiny an.f LtnG Aqent9.
October ID, ISL 81
INVALUABLE TO MOTHERS.-THE CHILD,
H. treatise tie diagnosis aud treatment of the diseases
medicanents and upon the birth. nursing attendance and
education of c 1rep we'll the frequent diseases
from their infancy to the period of puberty ilustrG
ted for the Mass by descrplio Of of cases gath
BY DIR. J. I. ScHoSwALD OF Wing tn, y. c. For aeby
II. ID. TURNER,
\. c. Book Store.
Raleigh. Oct. 1854. 81
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u s. = Full STATISTICS
(cAREruILr COMPLIED ron THE sfANDARp.1
Government of the United states.

FRANKLIN PIERCE President n Is Salary
WlLls4I MAner of NewYerk, Secretary ofstac '- SS
1rrrrpsss It's ~ M;ssissnr; S, s S SNN
JAMES G. DoBBfs, of NorthCaroiina, Secy of Navy S%
J,.rs - .,.n.-s, - d 90, Vi u IoF, SOFA
r. -, I,1sl,,re IF uI,,sa,tH ,t ~ S,Om
y " ,''o' e "eneral, S,Qg0
UNITED, STATES SENATE
THs following is believed to hn list Of
States Senate, after the 4th of March, 1862 ''eu
democrats in Ronan-Whg s in Italic-those ,,.rl,
+. S. are Free-SoileIs or AboIitioniss1
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l.. s. PERRY.

DENTAL 5 RECON,
EDARTNER Of and to- the late DIR. William R.
Scott, having taken charge Of the office occupied by
his late VIII continue The business and hopes Ivy
closely attending to the duties of his profession merit
the confidence OF all who may favor with Their at
ronage.
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WUST RECEIVED, AT +. MAILER & cos,
e. (nex door to W. l.. Pomeroy.)
EnP THE AHIES

TUST RECEIVED, AT +. MAILER cos,
% mex. door TO w l. Pomeroy.)
FOR THE LADIES.
Reticu'ss all prices,
Berlin and French Baskets Of all styles,
Wurk-boxes, Rococcu style
Pearl plate and other Desks,
Leather and painted Port-folios So
Gard Cases If pearl, shell and paper mache,
nk-S stand Of Terra Gotta. At =, &c:
Perfumed French Bracelets DC. Sc.
FOR THE GEN fLEMES
Cigars of all the leading Brands, comprising:
cia Evdenca &c To persons bnying by quantity
allow cost price with cent lis sn p.,x
buying y The ns d M hpSs
Walking Canes Of all Styles les "''' - - ''
FOR THE CHILDREN. -.
China Tea and Dinner ses fine Knives and Forks India
Carriages DopnoeS Backgammon Board Chess pf-
Crying Babies, India Rubber and Tin Toys, d. &c:
MISCELLANEOUS
Clocks in Mahogany and Iron SO hours and day
White blue and canary glass Candlestieks; STYLE
the most celebrated makers and Iton supe
Eior Razor sroPs Al articles tor the Toilet
Strings Flower F Fos f fiji Il mUSrsMEs
Game bags Powder Flasks. Powder Horns, Shot Bags,
Walkers and D. Caps Shot Daponts Rife Powder
a qaap to
- - F.MAHLER & co.
CLOTHING CLOTHING! CLOTHING
10000 Worth of Ready Made Clothing.
NITcHEL!, & MONTAGUE ARE NOW OPENING
A in Raleigh, at the Store next door to Mr. Towles
and opposite the Post Office aargeand varied of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
cheap can be sold in any Southern City
Their stock comprises thing properly belonging to
The Ready Made Clothing and Gentleman Furnishing Blu
sincss Department follows;
French Black I'ress and Eoek Coats from $40 to $50.
English ditto from - to S2s.
-t0aetscan and GefDtan ditto from 81 to $lG.
Edney Dress Track I6ats of desirable color.
Goth, Jsrteds Sack half iSdcks,
and FfCcks, from So to $I2. --1
0reoto of suitable style of goods in market from
"a to &25s : .=.-z- s. s
In large and varied assortment may be found Zata-
ons all tastes black and French Doe
skin also. French English American fancy and solid col
ors St rich plus velvet fancy silk for parties, black
satin from 81 to -. go ssre5z8
Also. shirts, collars, black and fancy erayats stocks
scarfs. drawers, &c. &c. 81
We respectfully solicit call, are determined to
give good bargains and st well please customers
saie'gh. NOV. II. 1875 lG3-StssF
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In all the States except South Carolina the Governor
voted for b. the people, and if mas majority of all
the votes the States in which majority required
tho Legislature elects the office of the
candidates voted for by the people.
= And fees With the use of Il furnished house.
Including 81 5a, Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
Including 300 Superintendent of Indian Affairs