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UYS1 PUBLICATION

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NOTICE.
TVllE BOOK AND PIANO FORTE BUSINESS o. Z
i r. NASH will in future b. CONDUCTED By
j Ia, = ! S. sSgI IT.: t T.; t S
Under the 6rm and style Of
E. p. n lash & co..
With all the advantages sejnyed BY tho hose hssf.e
The attention will BE- given tn The srsressa ssd
sale II Piano P"r'rs which offered ups ssss ssd
liberal tesms-.OT TRIAL"
Mr.. RICHARD RICHES,
wbo has had charge II the PIANO DvIarusus ns The lsas
four years, will c,n;iuac with
- Prrs,ns indebted To the busieess Of Z r. Nssh
will make payment to
z. r. NASH CO.
Corner cAuk and syeau@sv Sta
Petersburg. We.
December :, 1858. Iul-ly.
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WESTERN RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

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Engineers Office, Western n. Ri
FAYEr1EvILLE, n. C., Feb 8, 1859. I
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Eue-
- rer's Office If the Western Railroad until the 18th
day # FEBRUARY, for the graduation and masonry If
TX niles q" their Rad furnishing the cross,es FIR IS
miles, and r. the laying Of 25 miles Of tack-and until
the 5,h If FEBRUARY for the superstructurs of the
Bridge across inwe's Little river-(s feet long.)
G"d references will be required If Contractors a to
their ability tn carry out their contract.
Plan proes and Specifications Of the work can be seen
At the Cmpanys Office in Fayetteville and after The
". A. KUPER.
Chief Engnr. and Supt.
The Western Railroad Company designs placing the bal
Of the grading and supesructure at their rad to
lep river (6H mcs under BY the LIST dsy Of
April but would receive Proposals for thai also on the 18th
if persons should be disposed to submit prpposals
based upon approximate location.
WAX
Faye tevile, Feb. 3, 1852 17-t25Feb
p F. PEsCUD HAS BEEN APPOINTED
l.. Lyons Pure Ohio CataWba Brandy.
This Brandy is manufactured rm the pare Juice If the
Ca"woa Grape and is equal any Brandy made in any
part Of the world and excels in p.rty and favor the
Brnndes now imported and being afforded ut about one.
half the price Of imported Brandes il il greatly preferred
Mr. Pecud has the reports Of varous Assayer Cbemsts
and Importers which he will show those who doubt the
purity ii the article. J. JACOBS
Appointing Agent for the United States
having had great trouble in getting Brandy that could
recommend for medicinal purposes have consented to &C
ply on hand. p PEScTIN
January u, 1859, InNtf
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Dissoluiioa Of Copsstsesship,
VnalIE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE tx
u lSrlNG under the and asm II ROySrE7.
JONES MOORE. Is this day Dissolved BY mutual
sent. Jss~vh Juncs James A. Mpose s.ae sash.s
ind 10 the ii the late hru IN scssrus n ss
business AL pcrsus Indebted 10 said hrm uill psssss
cUme Eorward aud settle.
JAMES ". RoYsrER,
JOSEPH joiner
JAMES A. NUURE
Raleigh July I, 1883.
JONES 4 MOORE,
ID ETuRN THEIR THANKS FOR 1uE LIB.
II EkAL pairusgr bestowed upsu the odd Grm. and
respectfully that they have associated themselves
in business the I'D stand. where always Be and
cheap and full sN.orsmeut Ut sy Gs.vrss fhys osps.
tai being limited they c'mt<lird .. sdu,s the Csss
pSs, which will Be hsrvsf,ss strictly sdheryd VA
JOSEPH JOXES
JAMES A. MOORE.
lust RECEIVED
- IL Bbia Foxes celebrated Craekess.
JONES MOORE.
July IL. 1855. SIT
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VALUABLE srEAA MslL ron aAts,

VALUABLE SrEA0 NtlL FOR SALE.
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NIsCRILA1E0UH
HODGES BNOTHERSs
% HANOVER STR EET,
BALTIMORE.
= TIT 2. E~o.S H,,askonael

IMPORTERS OF
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
EnBR0IOeRIEs,
WHITE GOODS
HandkerchiefA,
SHAWLS, CRAP IS,
LACES,
And . numerous variety Of other
articles, and
wH0l.EsALE DEALERS IN
AMERICAN
PAMGT GOODS
NOTIONS.
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K89ON1NE OIL
~ SUPERIOR QUALITY on h lsy6 s.ssssssiy q
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
2oR6A, 40. q. t&sA EFT
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4 CARD.
II SHALL CONTINUE rHG PRACTICE or yur lAw
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SOAPS soARll-t U lEouIaR BOT 4 YsiAt
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AHsA 80
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NORTH.CAR0LlNA PORN D00K.-fnis

NORTH.CAROLlNA PORM DOOK.-ftllS
II day revived. By H. D. furpes. asv and compisss
edition " the North Csrulina f.sm Bob. impsusvd end
greatly enlarged. c'assiaine "a pages. rysI lana.
bracine many firms not k,snd % asmss snes pssssa
.;ns a,ms Of nj ,hass ss;i ;ussssnss,s ma 1870
have occssan and furnishing sls guide Jasss
Of the Peace Sheriff. Caesks Coesssbss Cosuesss SsApo
Commiitecs &C. &c compiled from III bsss susrcss b..
ing improvement al works II The kind smssy 10
use, and intended cpmpaeSpe 10 .Csssvsrs ysssis;
which sdded the CuesttusiUs II Moth ssA
of'he United States Of he principal uss II
The State, spd oG the Couass titl NJ sdrssa Ae. fs
nshed ss The unparalleled law price II Oss u,as sg
mail sxtn charge q 10 essis wu b qei1 10 sssss
the possee bss.l dsepass thoas 1ke hsy 10 ssll
again. Published md so'd Wholesale md s.ssil y
n. D. 1CRXE2
81 Ne Nossk- Candies burk SsGsA
And b J. h IPPlNCUIT 4 CO,
cd HAYES HELL
PAi)s6sepAiA
Asdb 4. q DAAYES CO.
. No. Ysst.
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GREAT INDICTMENT,
WINTER DRY GOODS SELLING AT costs
LANDECKER & KLINE
a RE ENDEAvORlN0 TO MAKE ROOM FOR 4
"A large Stock Of
Spsiss and Summer Cseas,
and hesrsv. in .res elrsr The msisdss II their
WINTER GOODS have In The cuoeiusus ell sseA
AZ Cess Price,
rather thoa keep anything over ill another ssssna &c
they deem quick sixpsner better than slov shias
BY adapting this they gill b enabled keep
sisnty On hand Fashionable Sscsk ol G.ssas.
Their present stock Of WINTER 0OOus smbr.ss Ssias
FSsaeA asd ksgisA Nssisss. fsis ssS Plaid: eVwns.
toe: !iaxls s.1 Csssts; Ears: Hosiery. etc.
Tnisrr DAyS!
~ ovERCoArs SOLD At COST
They frvl c,ufdrui that this their part vi
prove cmincnily satisfactory 10 their eussomee oil
enable them Z" keep supplied with 0csds suitable 10 ~
Their FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT viii ss 81, times
Be kept supplied with svssyshius 'hsi he ld'ss nay
desire.
Raleigh. Jan. 4 1859. s-1
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HOOPS! HOOPS:!
Ii ZOO Skeleton lla.p skirts At q &c.
Just received by
W. H. 1 r. s. TUCKER
Raleigh Jan. "a, 1889. ls-M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-02

ANNIvRRsARY OF BRITISH EMANcIPATIoN.-
The anniversary exercises Of the colored popula.
tiou of the city celebrating the Emancipation Of
The Slaves Of the West Indies, was held last night
at Forest City Hall The Hall was tasteiully dec
GRATED with evergreens for the occasion, and the
tables Of Refreshments were arranged in a tempting
manner.
The exercises commenced with prayer, when an
address was delivered by Rev. JAMES c. WHITE.
Mr.. WHITE being introduced, remarked that he
should speak, not of the antedeluyians, the Egyp.
ians, or Sandwich Islanders, but he should merely
address few remarks to those who were present
on topics with which they were Immediately con.
nected. He should not speak particularly Of that
great act by which 100000 bondmen were set
free great event though that was, but Of matters
nearer home. He Thought that colored people
over estimated the difficulties under which they
live, and the disabilities under which they labor.
He knew that they had great difficulties to contend
with, bat they had not suffered, aud were not sui.
fering to-day half as mach as white people have
suffered again and again. lie ventured to say that
those there, or the slaves if they could Judge and
see the relative situations would not change places
with many of the whites who were prosecuted for
their religious belief They should look these diff
eulues in the face and not be 80 easily discour'
aged
] They should combat their own prejudees while
they complained Of those Of the white population
They were preiudced against each Other and
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YBsTBRDAYAFTBRNoowsREPoR7
OVERLAND MAIL

sr' LOUIS, July 81,
The Overland mail arrived lest night Reports
indicate the election Of Mayor Dodge delegate to
Congress from Carson Valley.
The loss by the Gre In Weaverviie on the 5th.
amounts to 100000.
Much excitement prevailed In Nevada and El-
dorado counties in consequence Of extensive gold
discoveries on Walker River. East Sierra Nevada
The bark Messenger Bird, which left Rio janet
70 mysterieusy some months ago sas at Tahiti
middle Of May, from whence the captain shipped
two hundred thousand pounds Of c. iIoe 20 San
Francico by ship VIM. Smith, which was seized by
the sheriff on account Of real owpers. II was re-
ported that the captain bad already realized $780,
600 on cargoes entrusted to his care. It Is not
known where the Messenger Bird proceeded from
Tahiti
The sloop-of war Warren left San Francisco on
the 9th, for Panama,
The f. Smith Times soys the Creek and Che,
rokee Indians are in open hostiities in oouse-
quence Of murders committed by the former. -Four
hundred Greeks are armed, and arc awaiting the
movements Of the Cherokocs.
The ST. Joseph Journal Of 30th learns that a
band Of so Omaha Indians was attacked by a
large party Of Sioux, about a hundred miles from
Decatur, Nebraska, on the night Of the 23d, and
had u killed. and II wounded The Omahas took
five Sioux soaps.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
The only harmless and reliable DYE kHO,On.

The only harmless and reliable DYE kROioR.
The Original aud best In Tho worldl
A 3. others mere limitations and should be avoided
Jou wish 10 escape ridiCule
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the least
iuIury TO Hair skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardod to WIN. A. Ds,chelor 1893, and 5000
applications have been made to the Hair Of his patrons sf
his famous Dyes.
VIM A, BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be Distinguished from nature aud is WARRANTED
not to uie in the least however long be continued,
and the i eject ofBsd Dyes remalej the Hair invigor
ztod for life by this Splendid Dye
Made, sold applied lin private roomsl At the Wig
Factory, No, 2{3 Broadway N. y
Sold in all cities aud the United States by Drug
yists aud Fancy Goods Doaess
r5 The genuine has the name and address upOn steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box Of
WAI. A. BACHELOR,
ionl7 No 233 Broadway N Y
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FROM wAsHINeTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug l.
The construction Of the Washington National
Monument, after suspension Of several years is
about TO be resumed. Systems to raise funds for
the prosecution Of the work have been put in oper
alton, and il is proposed to request the Posmasers
throughout the country to give aid to the enter
prise by placing boxes within their respective
offices for the reception Of contributions, aud for
warding the returns to Washington. A few cents
month from the thirty thousand Post Offices
would suffice in few years to raise the shaft to its
intended height.
The POstmasters Of many Of the principal cities,
including those ofNew York, Washington, Boston,
Brooklyn, Baltimore and Charleaon, have already
expressed their readiness to lend il cordial CO.
operation. The Postmaster General has written
e tier to Lieut. Ives, the Engineer in charge Of the
Monument, in hich he says II is the privilege of
Postmasters and others a sOcated with tue postal
service in common with all other citizens to give
to this enterprise such support as their judgment
and feelings may prompt as citizens aud not as
officers, that their influence will be invoked, aud
doubt not that in this laudabe endenvOr wOrthily
TO illustrate and perpeluae the fame OF the father
Of oGr country, they will yield to none in the
promptness and earnestness OF their co operation.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August l.
Col. Sim johnson, one Of the editors Of the late
Washington Union, who several months ago was
appointed Consul to Havre, has rendered his res.
ignaton. The Office, however, is not open for
competition.
So numerous have the applications for stua.
tions in the Census Bureau already become, that
10 order to facilitate responses thereto, printed
forms have been prepared stating that no addi'
tional clerical force will be required until next
year.
Secretary Toucey has returned frnm his north
eTn trip. A letter received from Secretary Floyd,
who is now at the Virginia Springs, states that
his health is slowly improving.
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SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.

SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.
New YORK, Aug. /.
The steamship Northern Light has arrived with
dates from Aspinwall TO the 23rd ult
General Lamar is passenger on the Northern
Light
The U. S. frigate Roanoke and sloop-of war St.
Louis were at AspinWal
The dates from Valparaiso are to July lst
Chill had agreed to pay fifteen thousand lndem-
nifty to owners Of the American ship Franklin de-
tanned al Talcakuano In 1882.
The town Of Aucud hod been nearly destroyed
by fire. Loss S50,OO0
Callao dates of July 18th state that the attempt
ut revolution in South Peru had been put down,
and an amnesty granted.
Gen. Castella and Dr. Wieta are reported as de-
feaed by the Government troops.
| The adyices from Bolivia are not interesting,
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUsTQ, 1888
TWAVELEIlls IiEtlIsTEH y
DUpAuTU pup.
AnRIvALs
NNW ApYERTIsEmFNTs.

Wanied-A Small Dwelling House.
Pelton & Breed-For Dunkirk
luaham Bragg-rhe shippers Guide &C.
Cutter Son Embroideries, SC. at Auction.
Cowles & Co. Watches Jewelry, sc.
Pelton q Breed For Ogdensbursh.
Go. Greeufeld-Removll
Hawks h Bro.-Poriodicals.
Allen 4 Co--Forest City House.
Elisha Taylor-Noiios
Pet,r Daly-Sirayed or Stolen.
o Cutter \ Son-Furuturs at Auction.
l.. C. Thayer-Auuouncemont.
Merchants Despa oh-BuS Netice.
McGuire-Bus Notice.
Hostettsrs Bitters-Spectal Notice.
Holloways Ontment-Spocial Notice
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FROM nOsTON

BOSTON, aug. l.
A convention Of Colorcd men, to consider upon
the best 10 pursue during the next PresdCn-
ta canvass, and provide measures for the advance
ment of the negro race in lis moral social and
political condition, Is now in session in this city.
Deegateo from all the New England and several
other States are present. The sessiOnw be con-
tinued for three days
There was also a ooored military demodstraton
To-day, commemorative Of the West India emanci-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-02

New HOSE CART FOR ENGINE COMPANY, No.
s.-This improved vehicle is a credit to Mr. Jacob
Lowman, the manufacturer, and is pronounced
by those who ought to be competent judges Of
such workmanship as one of the best in town.
We have no doubt that this active and enterprlsng
fire company will do efficient service with it when
occasion requires a display Of their abilities
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-02

CoRREoTIoN.-In our article on the Eclipse in
the daily of last Saturday it is stated that the spot
on the sun "change every day according to the
motion of the earth" 1t should read, Gin conse-
quenee of the rotation of the sun on its axis.
We make this correction for the benefit of those
unacquanted with the subject.
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Do THE FLIES TUOUBLE You Go to Fogg,
Ellsworth & Co.'s and get one of GRbcTts patent
fy traps. They are very curious and ingenious
contriyauce, wind up like a clock, and will keep
your house clear OF flies By all means call and
examine the machine. You will also find there
wire covers Of all sizes, from Is cts upwards.
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MEXICAN NEWS

NEW uRLEANs, Aug J.
The steamship Indapola has arrived with dates
from BrazOs TO the 9Oth, and S72 600 in specie,
There had been 230 deaths by yellow fever at
Reynosa, aud 20 at Tampoo. Gen, Degollade was
at Tampico eotively preparing for new campaign.
Garcia was at MatamOras recruiting. Juarezs de-
cree was enthusiastically received at Matam0ras,
There was a report that Santa Anna was at the
Capital, but II was generally dsbelieyed.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DE. Checsemnn,s Die.

he combination Of Ingredients in these pills is the
ult Of a long and extensive practice They mild in
ther operation and ce2iu in correcting an irregularities,
Painful Transformations removing all obstructons wheath
from cold Otherwise headache pain in the side pal
ptaton of the heart whites all Affections hyster
les fatigue pain in the back and limbs Sc disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement Of in the treatment Of
these irregularities aud distractions which have consigned
msuy thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
loved to PREMATURE GRAVE. No female enjoy good
health unless she is regular AMI whenever an obstruction
fakes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efec.ual remedy known ~ all COM
paiuts peculiar Femas To all classes they are uva
uabe inducing i0h certainty periodical regularity They
are known thousands who have used them different
periods throughout the having the sanction the
mos eminent physicians IN America.
Er ct directions st tlng pheH and wlen ey should not
Be used with each BoNtue Price One Dollar each Dor
taininq 40 Pills.
ua,le pamphlet, to he he'd ffse Of the Agents Pills
sent BY mail promptly by enclosing price the General
Agent SOldby druggists generally
Il. u. HUTCHINGS General Agent,
No 1865 Chambers ~, Now York
Sold in Cleveland by WN, FISKE and GAYLORD l.
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For DErRoIT-Steumlr May Queen, Capt E. r. vIoRR
at O'Clock
FoH BUFFALo-Steamboat Western Metropolis Capt
W. T. PEAsg, at O'Clock.
FoR BUFFALc-Steamboat + 'rester Capt. J. p. WARD
at O'Clock
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MERCHANTS DESPATCH, Fast Freight Line are
now receiv ing at this point average Of six car
loads per day, mostly Louisville and st. Louis
freight This old, reliable, Fast Freight Line, is
fast supersedng all others u the transportation Of
merchandise from New York aud Boston TO the
West aud Southwest. Cars are run from Buffalo
to Cincinnati and Indianapolis without unloading.
Goods by this line are not detained or allowed
to lay at any point for want Of car loads but
are shipped regularly same day as reeeiued Time
in transit from New York to Clevelaed 2 / aud 3
days, and from Boston TO Cleveland 4 days The
lowest current all rail rates given and oassidca-
lions same as Railroad freight including -four
The freight is sent in cars hired eTelusiUsiy for
this Dispatch, on Emigram Passenger Trans
aud their ol0n agents attend to tho unloading and
foriOarding of the same at sBsry point Of ranshP'
meHL New York Office, l97 Broadway Boston
Ofhes, 55 State street, Cleveland Office No. p 10
Johusons Marine Block, foot Of River and Front
streets. aug2;2l3