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NEW PUBLICATI MS.
Phillips Manual of Plane and Spherical
Trisonometry.
A MANUAL OF PLANE AND SPHERICAL
"A Trg, ,ihe ry with some at ITS Ap'i.cai by
Charles Phillips NJ. fote>s"r of Civil Engineering IN
For sale by
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wv EBSTER DICTIONARY THE ENTIRE
w work unabridged in volume cr.wn quartO, Ut
Az pages, c.ns:nng ali the matter Of DR. Webser's
orig nal work. his improvements up to the time Of his
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A. Goodr.ch of Yale College. 81. ..--- -.-. ...--
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SPRING TRADE. 1888.

SPRING TRADE 1855
Hal MILTON q GKA An
Importers and JObbers,
w I'LL EXHIBIT ON AND AFTER THE FIRST OF
w rch full and wei -Seieced stock of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS VIII ch will be disposed
Of at the Il west prices Merchants frum the South and
West invited to call and exumire the old stand Of
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
johnston and Chaham the Superior Cunrts New Ham
and Samps"n and the Terms Of the Federal Courts
ard Supreme Court IF Nurth.t Ill Ol.na Raleigh.
Otnce the formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will
q. Haywood, Jr.
Raleigh, May %. SO -sw.
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GOODS RECEIVED AND FORWARDED.
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VKYITH rHg FIRST NUMBER or rae STANDARD
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J. w. JOHNSON,
Attorney at Law. Raleigh. 81. C..

AtOThey at Law, RaIelsh, n. G.
EN71LL ATTEND PARTICULARLY AND PROMPT
w y to the collection of all kinds of claims. renewing
and d>cunting notes in Bank, hiring and renting prpe
~, and buyng and selling real estate Re
fer Charles Dewey, Cashier Bank of the State H
Jones Cashier Bank of Cape Fear. ". j. Hawkins. res
dent Rrle:gh and CASTOR Railroad, and q. w. Murdeca
President of the Bank of the State.
All letters enclosing money must be registered. Office
on Fayetteville ST., opposite the Market Square.
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June :, l,5s 46-6m.
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For Sale of Negroes,
FRANKLIN ST. RICHMOND. VA
CELLS NEGROES BOTH PUBLICLY AND
- privately. and pledges his best Efforts obtain the
lie has a safe and commodious JAIL where he will board
all Negrues intended fr his sales at 81 cents per day
May -. ls5s. 43-tf.
MILITARY GOODS,
SWORDS. sASl'ES BELTS, EPAULETTEs. LACEs,
And every Description of Mi itary Goods,
Ldtest q. s. Army nnI Stut Reg"h.tio"&.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTUkEKS,
10 Maiden Lane.
June an 1879. 55-Iy.
DANIEL O'DONNELL,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
=, MAIN STREET,
lone door ubooe N.su Cuxtonp House)
Richmond, Va,
rs PREPARED To FIT UP DWELLINGS.
u CHuKcHEs, HOTELS &c. with ATkR and GAS, and
keeps hand all kinds of in the above ne VIZ:
STATIONARY W ASH STANDS, BLOCK T1S PIPE
,Ta rsns r BATHS I asd
WArsa CLOSETS ] All kinds Of BR ss Cocks
KITCHEN RANGERS and PLATED oRk
SHEET LEAD and LEAD PIPE, GAS FIxruxEs &c
Ali done On reas.nab terms, md soarranted to
gioe ~uti:tactiou.
Particular attention paid to all kinds Of Hydraulics either
| in the city country.
REpERExoLs = Rev. Thos. E. Skinner. Briggs 4 Dodd
and VIM. Perc val, Arch,tec,, Rale gh n Z.
cB ALI orders left with Messrs. Briggs Dudd pune
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

Trinity BAY, Aug IL.
To the directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Co,
New York
The cause Of our not transmitting and receiving
intelligence through is, that the Instruments re-
quire great deal OF care in adjusting and getting
them ready / an doing this a. fast as possible.
You should not look upon the Gable as an ordinary
short telegraph line, that can be worked through
directly The Gable has been successfully laid and
telegraphic signals Are passed through it at our
pleasure. but we have encountered some little df-
heuliy, which it requires time and many expert
ments to entirely overcome, but we see no reason
TO doubt that We shall be able in few days to sur
mount all difficulties l will send you the earliest
intimaiion Of the probable time when the Queens
Message may be expected.
Signed DEsANTY.
NOTR-In addition to the above we have seen q
private despatch from q reliable gentleman at St.
Johns, who is in position 10 obtain the earliest
and most correct Official intelligence concerning
the Cable, which states that the instruments a.
Trinity Bay record with good degree Of success
the Communications from the electricians at Yalen
eis Office, but that owing 10 some unexplained
cause il has been impossible 10 send any ntelli-
genee to the operators at Valencia.
This is a state Of things which Often occurs on
q land line, that one ofice can receive correctly
from distant operator. and yet be unable 10 send
word in return, and the difficulty sooner later
Is found to be in the battery its connections the
instruments, and there is no reason to doubt that
the present difficulty in working the Gable will,
as soon as the electricians can compare notes, be
entirely overcome.
Signed REPoRFER.
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Dr. MAINS AouE BALsAx-This wonderful
compound is having an extensive sale in all
parts of the Union where ague exists. It is
one of the few medicines which are now sold
over the country, that are really what their in.
ventors claim for them And unlike all other
remedies that are recommended BY their pro-
prietors to cure all the Ills that flesh is heir to
this remedy is only recommended for chills,
fever and sgue, or that particular class of dis
eases growing out ofor the result of miasma, SO
common in our western country. The numer.
Gus evidences of its great curative properties,
and the high estimation placed upon it, renders
it the greatest discovery of the age, and it de-
serves the entire appreciation of all classes of
men. Those having occasion to use medicine
Ofthis kind, are urged to spare no pains to give
this trial it they wish to be soundly ,eured-
See advertisement in another column of this pa
per Sold by all good druggists. ltd&w
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REJOICING OVER THE SUGGEST OF
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
WAsHIyeToN. Aug I6

WASHINGTON aug 10
The intelligence Of the reception Of the Queens
message rapidly spread through the city, and this
evidence Of the successful working Of the telegraph
cable occasiOned much rejoicing. In some quar-
tiers, however. its authenticity was doubted until
spatch from the General Agent Of the Associ-
ated Press reno ed all doubts.
The frst intim iiiol on the subject to the Presi-
dent was communicated through Senator Biger
from information obtained from Washington AssO-
ciated Press Agency, when the President returned
TO the city from the Soldiers Home, and received
at the White House the message from Her Majesty
Queen Victoria He then prepared suitable
reply.
The Queens Message was received by the Pres
ident with some doubts as TO its authenticity, but
the matter relieved of all doubts by the follow
ing message from the Superintendent of the New
fOundland Line:
TRINITY BAY, Aug. l6, P. M.-The message
to the President purporting to be from the Queen
actually came over the Atlantic Cable from Valen.
tia, ireland, and Is unquestiOnaby authentic. The
Presidents reply will be sent as received.
Signed, A. MCKAY, supt
NASHVILLE, Aug, l6.
Tremendous excitement here arising from news
Of the arrival OF the Queens Message. Large bod
les Of citizens paradiug the streets. husc-bon-
ires-bells Tung half an hour.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l6.
The reception Of the Queens Message was an
nOunced BY grand display of fire works furnish.
ed by the Directors Of the Telegraph CompanY.-
Grt at enthusiasm prevails. The City Authorities
are making preparations to celebrate the event.
CoLUHBUs, o., Aug. l6.
There Is great rejoicing here on the successful
working OF the cable. Bells ringing, fire works,
military firing salntes, Fire Companies O1t, and
the Telegraph Building is brilliantly illuminated
with COO lights
Urea, August l6.
There was a general excitement on the receipt
OF the Queens Message. Cannon, and bells, and
cheers gave utteranee to the general joy, and bon
frs blazed in the streets Of the city. The Herald
ofice was brilliantly Illuminated, and the whole
city was alive with enthusiasm and rejoicing.
NEw ORLEANs, Aug. l6.
Queens message received. Much excitement
Disbeleyers satisfied.
ST. LOUIS, August l6.
Great excitement and rejoicing here on the re-
ceipt OF the Queens message. Telegraph Ofces
and o. & N. Depot brilliantly Illuminated.
VINoENNEs, Aug. l6.
On the receipt of the Queens message all the
bells Of the city were rung for an hour. TO-mOr
row sautes viii be fired and in the evening there
will be general Illumination
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. l6.
Great rejoicing over the successful working of
the Atlantic cable. A salute Of 100 guns will be
fired to morrow, church and FIRE bells rung, and 4
general Illumination in the evening.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l6.
A salute oflOO guns will be fred at O'Clock to-
morrow morning and all the bells rung in honor Of
the successful working Of the Ocean Telegraph.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FOREIGN NEWS.

ST. JOINS, n. F., Sunday, Aug. Is.
The r. NJ Steamship Europa, Capt. Leach, from
Boston via Halifax to Liverpool, arrived at this
port at P. NJ. to-day.
She was run foul Of on Saturday the 18th, at
1890 P. NJ, by the r N. Steamship Arabia from
Liverpool on the 7th inst, bound for New York,
The Arabia, it appears, mistOOk, the light OF the
Europa for Cape Race light
The Europa lost her cut-water and had her stem
knocked of. besides receiving other damage, aud
will have TO be repaired here
The Arabia, after boarding her, lay BY her for
some time and then proceeded to New York. She
4 not so much injured as the Earops.
The Arabia's dispatches for the press were not
put on board the Europa, but We have Liverpool
adviees TO the 1th inst
The steamer Fulton which sailed from New York
oath nit arrived At Southampton August 5th.
The political news by the Arabia does not seem
at glance TO be prticuarlg important or interest
ing.
ed with glorious enthusiasm, and deelarations that
the electric union of Great Britain and America
will lead 70 the unity OF all nations Ine announce
uent of the arrival Of theAgamem1on is not in Il
papers to hand but If We can possibly gather the
particuhrs Of her trip they shall be forwarded
The rebellion in Central India had been ehectual-
ly put down.
lord Corming's proclamation was that no hopes
of pardon need be entertained by any persons in
mediately concerned in the murder Of British sub
jects.
There was still expectations at Paris that the
credit Mobiiier would wind up its affairs and make
a fusion with the discount banks Of Nj. De St
Paul
Vienna sdvices report the concentration oi an
Aus;rian Corps of 80 600 men on the Danube,
Southern Hungary and on the points nearest 70
Turkey. on the Bosnian and Serrian frontiers II
| IA arain reported that Madame PccalOmini has
| been engaged by Barnum for America
Mr.. D1sraeli fayors the repeal OF The pa
per tax, il the Excheguer eau spare the tax re
sulting theEefrom-
Tbere had been large embarkmsntof Of troops iol
l India. ~,--.,-. - 4.
n o,T Coffor market Sales Of the week uHst o
"a a. kses Nonday the demand had been regular n
not xtensise and the sales were l1091 oals On
-. 80 Frosrf American descr ptious are u generi =
gnsst and lad hesa taken largely bg specuaois au W
sgo.atious for far qua ies authoIze By the Com
fee al brokers are for uplaus ~ Tor Meuis t-o1
Oyleaus 7zs an advance Of I'd On each Of the Two hls
| 1.rsed and , lGd the latter.
Nsnehsser Aug B-1arket eouiIuuss steady and u eI
1 "a ouifc a zoOd business beng done -,--.-
| Liverpool Aus-6-beei had decline4 -,ols Pei
Plrk-sfesdy but inactive a.. -
| I,scon-At Reduction Of Is per hundred Inc uenaAn
p,siars Nsrkes-Surar frm Coase ste dy; ~ hghel
sopd0u Markets-Sugar sciiye. Coffee steaoy le. y
srea.tg 10 demand, common Cole1a ". = =. -.
| ..e-ft, u the year. Linseed OF a3z3l- -.
Tsse-r.,sl Bfeadsfud Market--A Feiy ullsi
- bSx been receQed, but u fully unntelliole anu
T1ss fT epetiti0n has yet met WIta NJ response
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Ln
Grown AID BAKKR's Fax

Ist. Cotton is used Sc it ia purchased-On spools
without rs-Einding saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and perPlexity Of filing shut
tie, las in other naehines is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Itis very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
ouirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulA1, and viii net rip though every fourth stitch
be cut.
6th. The stitch Is Sc elastic As the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and Oihers interested in the saving o.
labor are invited to call at the sales Of th'
Subscriber and examine for themselves. Th'
above machines are freely shown and samples o
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of maehn'
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5OPer day
SAMUEL HoPKSs-
NOTthrop 4 SpAnglsr's Block
uh3ad6m:1es Superior St. up EtAirs-
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FvPTOSION.

BOSTON, aug ~
4 The boiler Of Dexter & Bros Cotton Mil, Paw
tucket. 2 L. exploded this morning, tearing the
building into fragments boy vas lSAsh s a ooI y.
The ruins seriouSly injured Amount OF damages
not known
The steamer Nellie Baker, which plies between
Boston and Nahant was run into at the wharf by
the Philadelphia Steamer Phineas Spragae, ssll1-
ing the former forward Of the wheel, ano eu.uns
wise seriously injuring her -. D,.u;.
The Damaae s $40, 900. Although the Nellie
Rakey WA erouded no one was injured.
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FROM HAVANA.

NEw YORK, Aug. 10
A letter from Havana says the rumor that the
United States as meditating the purchase Of Cuba
had caused great excitement there.
Yellow fever continued 10 rage. Capt. Albert
Gage is among its recent victims
All the vessels in the Spanish feet had been or
dered into port by the Admiral in order 70 escape
the autumnal hurricanes. All the sailing vessels
were rapidly getting to the northeast
The brig Lancy, of New Orleans, recently seized
at Havana as a SLAYER, has been discharged
Two eargOes OF coolies, numbering nearly 500,
had recently arrived at Havana under the Dutch
and Spanish days.
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U1sUINGTON NEWS.

WAsHIEGTOS, Aug 10
The New GrenadiAn Minister had an interview
with Secretary Cass this morning al ihe slAlS 2e
"a Treaty. as ratified by the Congress OF that
eou,,try. There is only one alteration therein and
mot "a rec a. heretofore and that refers 20 me hsIa
cosi de,Sot. but the treaty is accompanied BY two
propositions in the nature Of OfexPlAnShOn''
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REPORT
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRs, Aug. l6.
The ceremony yesterday OF laying the corner
stone Of the new Cathedral Of 81. Patrick, IN this
city, drew together an audience OF from 50 TO CO..
900 persons. The sermon on the occasion was
preached by Archbishop Hughes, who slated that
the subscription Of $1,000 each now amounts to
IO3 contributions Among the memorials enclosed
in the corner stone was a document in Latin, Of
which the following is a translation:
"PosTscRIPT.-Within a few days past has oc
CURED the wonderful laying Of the electrical cable
in the depths Ofthe Atlantic Ocean from shore to
shore. Thus is established instantaneous cOmmu-
nicatiOn between America and the European States
For the happy completion OF this work most credit
is due TO the inVincibe fOrttude OF our celebrated
fellow citizen, Cyrus W Field.
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n. H. sOLOMONsON

PRAcIICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAS,
the largest assortment Of the most approved kinds o.
PEcTACLES Allhs glasses, whether ion near OF iar-
ighsed ground under ms inspection b machine
Of consructiol with the greatest care, 50 as 10
the eyos in al curing HeakEcss, Bszzasss o.
Lazszaa0a Of the Eyes and impaTiHs strength Tor long
reading or ine sewing
q n. II. Solomousan would here inform the public
that he employs any the sale OF his Lenses
q Also. splendid assortment OF SPY CLASSES MI
CRoSCOPES, COAIPASSES, Se-, ksqi on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect natural
Ohiee 3, Superior street underths American Hotel
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THE ATLANTIC TELEeEAPH.-The news Of the
arrival of the Queens Message to the President
last night was hailed with the greatest enthusi-
Gsm in every quarter OF the city. Rockets were
sent up from the street in front of the Tele-
graph Office; and the Message was read in the
Theater amidst the Plaudits and scclamstiOns
of the large and delighted audience present
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CANADIAN AFFAIRs.

ToRoNro, August lG.
The Governor General delivered the following
speech in Parliament to-day. Hon. gentlemen,
congratulate you upon having closed this session.
am happy TO find that the subjects which rec
commended to your consideration have received
attention at your hands. The act abolishing i'm
prisonment ior debt and preventing preferential
assignments in Upper Canada, will tend 10 assimi-
ate the laws of the two sections Of the Provinces
A. must be Of benefit in its operations Our steam
communication with Europe has continued to work
successfully and have little doubt but that you
have done well in providing for regular mail ser
vice by steam during the season to Gaspe and the
Lower Provinces The appropriation for postal
line 20 the BED River, will open a continuous mail
route under the control OF the Canadian Govern
ment, from that settlement to Nova Scotia l am
glad to find that the customs tariff has undergone
your revision
Iregret that cannot speak Of the eommercia
crisis which has pressed in the country as some
thing which has entirely passed away. / earnest
ly pray that a complete restoration Of our prosper
ity may not long be delayed. l propose in the
course OF he recess to communicate with Her
Maiesty's Government and with the Government
Of our sister colonies, on another matter Of very
great importance. l am desirous of inviting thSm
TO discuss with Us the principles on which a bond
Of a federal character, uniting the provinces Of
British North America, may hereafter be practbe.
now release you BY prorUguing the present Par
lament.
We have been permitted by Sir Edmund Head,
to publish his telegraphic message to his home
government
TORONTO, Aug. i6.
To Right Hon the Secretary Of State for the
Colonies, London, England :-TGe Governor Gen
eral of British North America presents his duty to
the Queen and respectfully congratulates Her
Majesty on the completion Of the telegraphic com
municatiOn between Great Britain aud these colo
nies.
(Signed,) EDMUND HEAD.
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pbpsifialls & 5mrseOns.
MORTON M D-PLysopathie

u MOhlON, W. d. uySOpatulS
giisrv and Diseases Of Women and Chiluren DR. NOR
TON haEiag located himself in s place. Is ready 70 at
their private dwellings. DR.. NJ dscarts all bosons Of
description, either mineral animal or ald
The thstrucoas stimulates and tones up the system By
Ts- ssis 81 WITH diseases OF the Liver Lungs Kid
news spleen NeuralEia. Ind nafon kh-umatiSi telier
Acute Chronic Los Of Appee, perangemeat o. me
Gravel Scr0fuous Sengs and Ulcers Cancers, Fisiniss
Imuu tes Of the Blood Chronic OF long Standing
preston Prolapsus Utsria Haorage Sc request
Cd call. His Mole ol rrealaent also completely
Dr. n has also sale aud never failing remedy le
Fever sud A=ue, Cholera Choers- yssnteii ana
DiaTeea Coic Cramps, Loek aN, Fs and spasnis tfea
DIN also pTypard % t,eat success fully FEyE
of he types. together with all cher fora % acute
dsezsss This fiction or Imagination q tss BRAN,
but factS deda dace1 ron twenty years on nc hs9ln
New School system o. lraee and thooush lelans ~
the schools Of ply &c aud systems o. Psctce ana
graduate fromthe Oh and Res schools o. Msdi ne Il,
Dr. NJ will kse9 eonstsntly On hand ani loI STE 81
kiaisof 30 TANGC MEDlCIN IS snap and compounds.
uueiures aad sIups ueh As are usually s5pt IN boa9'
Indian Remedies and large nunberof Compounds pre-
pared hy himself Remedial Agents. among which are
MIX Weed enedy for the Dyspepsia, Piles,
ee-; AntiB lous ~ exc ier ne layeI sA..e
never an 10 cure; Eye-Water lsng remedy or
Weak SoraRd Ina1mea Eyes; Canksr Meeiess Tor ca
keror el SoreN0uth. certain and sPred cure 1
Ms RalSsm Of Wilu Cherry, Tor Coughs, Colds brone
Consumpe. and all Diseases OF the LunESi hhanlaise
use for internal external applications Sovereign ke
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