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BUsINEss CARDa

NOTICE.
>HE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore sx;ssios bssv,,,
= the undersigned under the style and 6,m of A. n
AcPhee'ers Co., was this day dissolved By mutual ena
Martin having dsPosed of his iassrsss. The Ss.i.
only.
A. ". MePHEEfERS
HENRY GHlSElIN,
J. W. MARTIN.
NOTICE.
ME UNDERSIGNED have this day formed Copsst.
u nefship under the style and 6rm IL
McPheeteFs 4 Ghiselis.
and will contine the wholesale Gruc~ry and C.mms;.e
business ut the old stand VI A. n McPhe<sss Co.. wills
Wharf,
A. ". MePHEETERS.
HENRY GHlSEl1N.
August 9, lsss.
We beg to call attention to above notices and to solicit
continuance OF the favor extended To the old hrm.
We shall keep always hand full and we'll selected
stock of all articles in the
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSlNESS
which We will sell On the accommodating and
all engagements Of f1osr, UAaf Cr.. Cksss. Nsssi
ors or other articles Of produce shall have bss and
McPHEETERS 4 6Hlsgt. n
Wills Wharf.
Norfolk, August 8, 1858. ss-M
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sIrUATION WANTED.

4 YOUNG LADY. (nshvs II The City u RaIeien) vee
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aud Richmond, Va, desrss si.uai,Ys . tsoea9. Hee
with French; sud also music % The P.sno snd 0sihe q
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BANKS'
CANDY MANUFACTORY

SHIP BREAD AND cRACKER
BAKERY.
POLLOK STREET
Newbern, N. C..
}. >. BANKS, AasSr.
Candies. Sugar Crackers,
Round Stick, Bsi.u do.
Braided. Water do.
Sugar Plums Lem do.
Sugar Almonds.
Burnt do Biscuit.
Peppermint Drops, Wine Biscuit,
Lave Dr"ps, and Milk d..
Hearts. Abcrncthy do.
Fruit Drups Of all na- Arrowrpot do
vors kept CONSTANTLY
on hand. Bread.
Pilot Bread.
Crackers. Fine Navy do.
Sada Crackers, Navy do.
Butter do.
~ All Orders with the Money promptly executed.
June IL. 1889. S-sm
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A CARD.

A CARD.
'nS r PROPRIETOR OF THE FAYETTEVILLE 10.
lie D i:kes pleasure in announcing 70 the public that
se,ii, Lines Of Stages from Warsaw Raleigh, and ts.
md uom High Point are now in good running order
P.sa..ng regular time This with the addition Of tour
poblc 9 eteamers TO- Wilmington. Gises The rnNang
Jul, na 1a opportunity Of visiting Fayetteville.
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WIN. PERClVAL,
ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENG1NEER.
Ralei.h, N. c.,
IN TIE ARCHITECTURAL LINE WILL. FURNISH
II Designs for Churches Public Buildings. Town Houses
Stores Villas &c, &c, with full practical working Drsv
inRs Specifications ond Superintendenee.
In the ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, 10 Prspsrsd.
with complete Of Field Instruments and e"mpesns
assistants survey locaie and make estimates r Canals
Railroads Bridges, Drainage Of Farm lands supply maps
Of same and superiniend their Conssruciion.
~ variety of complete sets of plans for Chareees.
Public Buildng Villas. Farm Cottages Bs'de &C. ess
be seen ut his Office.
Addrss Bas lo6, RsidgA.
June IA, las0. u u
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MILITARY GOODS,
SWORDS, sASHES, BELTS. EPAULETTES LAcES.
And every Description Of Military Gesass
ACCORDING sus
Latess u s Army ssd STATE Rssshsissa
SCHUYLER. HARTLEY 4 GRAHA4,
IMPORTERS AND NANUFACTuRERS
10 Maiden Lane,
NV Yoss. ,
June 30, 1859. Ny.
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HECTOR DAVIS,
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For sale Of Negroess
FRANKLIN 81. Ric1noxp. Va,
SELLS NEGROES BOTH PUBLICLY AND PRl.
- v.ely and pledges his best eorss To obsss he high
est market prices-
eli Negroes intended or his sass s 20 eso pr day
Juue "A, 1883. W.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORN AT LAW,
RALEIGH, NC,
viii attend the County and Superior Courts Of Wake,
Johnston and Harneit.
Office on Fayetteville Street. opposite the Lawrence
Hotel.
Faegh, March Is, 1889. 2S-n
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NREENS0OROrGM MUTUAL tlvg IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. nss Csss.
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may BE- tvssed fson seyaraslstsd ffvassm fsn&-
psrsmss,s Of he Ceapssy. Which ksys ssssssy Co.
ploysd. 49,
Poleiss Of tassrsses issssa ~ svPH.sss s~s h.
cs the lives of slaves. Zoe yvss term II yssS 81
modersts rste OF pfvuaams
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QUENT. BUSBEE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AB LAW,
nued to devote hereafter the whole Of his time to bis
ssiuu can always be found at his office in the Brick
Raw on Fayetteville Street-unless absent the Circuit
March l. 1899. 24-ly.
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~ 40 sre<c&tesA rsfENsuNo ~ Neueru
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, NC,
Gill attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
Ihnsrou and Chatham; the Superior Courts Of New Ham
- and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts,
.ud Supreme Court Of North-CaIolina at Raleigh.
Office the formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will.
a. Haywood, Jr.
Raleigh May %. 5s-sw.
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irregular movement.

The chief interest at the Stock Exchange attaches
to the Western railway stocks 1t is that several
ID the most influential members Of tho Board are
believers in the gradual recovery OF the best Of
these Western shares, and have been quietly buying
at low prces Adv!ces from the West state In
general terms that though, compared with former
years that section OF country is undoubtedly poor II
will still 10 larger business this spring than is frequent
ly suppozed Several Western buyers are already in
town and those who acquainted with the principles
which city jobbers do business, need be assured
still get credit heret to certain amount Last spring the
West absolutely nothing from IT, therefore, only
moderate business done with the West this spring,
will follow, matter Of course that the railway receipts
will show increase and that the few companies which
are in condition will again have profits divide
As the year advances too speculation s TO spring
up in reference the CROP Should the West have good
crop this fall the Of the revulson viii disappear
by magic, and the roads will be taxed to their utmost
capacity do the business that will OFFER These it must
be presumed the Considerations which inducing the
leading members OF the Board 10 expect rise ouch
stocks the Michigan Railway shares the Rock Island
and the Gaena. They aided TO very moderate ex-
tent by purchases from outside and far more directly by
the saee OF the bears Should events confirm
their views, should the business the Western roads
really show improvement and should accident =.
cur s quite certain tina. that large body OF capitalists
who never speculate in dull market, bit always specu
late IL a rising one, will presently make Their appearance
rapid advance and htfui excitement in stockssuCh
usually heralds the approach Of sprins.
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Fersov al Intelligence.
~ President Hlllar FILLMORE was n Cincinnati on The

Fersov al Intelligence.
Hnesidsns hllaF'. Fillmore was In CINCINNATI on me
- widow and .hree children Of Mr. Leopold wedcies,
10 u Newark, A. j. who lost in the steamer Aus
tn, recently up their residence in that city and re-
ssrned to Ser many.
house OF representatives,, who now retHes INTO private
NE, wio give few public addressso in the NORTH
ARRIVALS.
~ Evsrs. Mr. ws.hha,ns and wife Nome Mssy
Ey r. an, wife, w l. Hoale and wife Washnsp e On
Hqo,,ord y 9 andrews Roches;sr l. y s ee1 n.
SsI P.sa.d Mass Gresae Psvasnss NJ S SsS !.
n J. Biddis, New YORK; ). A. Wood. N. D.. Boston.
From Norfolk sc the steamship RoanoaeID o0lmnn
Sss;e n ssSs c.s NJ T .as ksGs
msrdy 1 s1o asa M IN he serae
From s, CroY IN the schr Fnehanrs sMr VIM 3rasher of
,Arcoklyn d; August Dunlop, OF 81 Croax
From New orlesps IN steamship CahawbMrs Hepdebol,
md f scy wa nSh lay w nHa Ms
sssl. s' d tras. b schiller
For Savannah IN steamship AngusN pessaq Mrs. n sn
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S % sssh bss ssass
nnSG' M ana sf ss Huon ss ssis Geo a idsd Miss
Posi Miss AdlAri, Pipson Dr w Bacon, Somner
Joseph.on, Jpo May, Jn0 Olnsead IL sparks M X
SPARKS Van, EcheIt NJ s-hnsiilEoher CLARK.
Gbs0n Mrs Wheeler Miss Wheeler, Taos kdnonds,
trowo, MIR and Mrs Jas Mcintosh " Folsom Sashough
J Kochman J j Land Q williams, smith, Miss Flatch
era J Pi,tnan and Mrs + Lord, VIM FAIR, II Dun
tter Misc N Cahi Hiss semss Cbas Roberts John
Go1, Mr Mrs Jas acfonad X Forbes. q " Forbes
% Poole, Estarook, Mr. and Mrs DaInenbsnn n, Jno
Philips, Il Hcamynsn, Y German, Montgomery, Ny
MIS- W Judson l. smith, Grubb Chas tiodstein
Bred Lubs, Kaufman, l. Norhouse Mr. and Mrs D. u
Aelnofh G l. johnson, @ l. jones' h II Harris, ID
FP0k, a W Clark, " Cor, q Loyets Cohen. .
For Southampton and Hare 10 the steamship Fulton NJ
and Mira Gardner and three children Miss Gardner Mr.
Startling, Miss Starting MISC Beecher miss
6to Mise Stowe, BanemOn, X Anderson Kerr
7SehgnaIn, & Haslam, syses. Pa ferLdse, L as
Aello, HaysnA; Keller NY; Garcia, Lewis, NY;
y Derupy, France; Namerich a Edoirt, Jordan, VIM
Rosyle California: RrIdorf. A Burin W y Johnson
Smith NY; Nm Monte Marx Fernandez Havana;
II Deiepeh PARIS Bendelo, Mr. stnrzensgger. NO; l.
IOsaT Children, Guent Mrs Bcuard. Choppe,
faner Mr. DnboucLet Filter. A Richard, Mr. and Mrs
Eauly and three children. Vile l. Dlvesne.
Savannah the Steamship Hunts, ille--Geo Barring
<op Chs Gorckscn Jas Catln Lewis Sheppard, Geo
Happ G Manning. Spaniel. Thos McIAin Mrs
Howard and child, y Aet.af II N Powell, John Lymao,
Emeny Comstock, Harris Eppington Samuel BI shin ski.
Volt Capt McCarty and Two servants John Walsh
xaho wife and two children, Geo II Geib
For Richmond, &c in the steamship Janesown-D w
DAVIS Nichols Jr Daniel Nichols, III Broerman Mrs
Cope, II II Dikemap Charles Duncan A W Colgate, q
BrOeker Walter Coles Chalmers Mrs Cohen, Mrs II
Campbell Mrs Boutwell, and daughter, Ieahers Ro.
SIrS and lady Mrs Franklin Wes-snd Is in the
Oeeraae
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Provisions have likewise been more scive during the
sast week and small advance 10 price has been realized
n many descriptions.
Among the imports, dry goods have been as usual the
MOST prominent The import entrcs Tor the week. as we
showed yesterday are than double those OF the cor
responding weeks of either Of the two past years The
srsae continues TO report active demand, the Euro
pean spinners is said will and 1t difficult 10 supply the
orders from this side time. There has been advance
IN prices since last week. but all parties bave been kept
busy in fulfilling previous engagements Groceries and
general merchandise continue 70 yield handsome profit
" the importer Teas quiet prices Sugars have
been active during the week. advance Of about 4 has
been realized on fair grocery New Orleans other descrp
soDs are steady previous rates Tie stock hand on ls
inst, was down at IA $50 bids 1859 boxes and 10 3
bags Hides have advanced, with handsome demand
Gle stock estimated al 40 00 against 22 1865 date
year. Leather is in good request al previous quota
uons The stock called "a 500 hanlock and 400 oak,
aeainst 225 900 henock and 60 200 oak time last
year. Coffee has been quite firm, and the receipts
have large and there prospect Of fresh cargoes
for some time to come, fresh advance is expected
Wool continues 10 be IN fair demand OF the higher
qualities very scarce, and command rather higher
prices. Freghts quiet, without change Of note
TIE following tables will present view Of the foreign
trade OF the port during the pas. week -
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sl7 10 Sls TO- Bacon dull and heavy with s.'s
Of 100 hhds heavy short mddles At exc Cut were
lees bnoyant Sales Of 100 hhds and eroes made
Lard was nrn, with sales Of about 800 bbs a. H.
12kc. Butter selling at 16c 26c. for Sate and At
12c lsc. for Ohio Cheese was ii &c. llc. and In I'D
supply.
Ricr-rhe market continued 70 rulc FIRM, with sales Of
800 casks within the range Of $40 o Kc.
SrCAs were quito active and firm, wIh sales OF about
1 200 800 hhds, including Cuba musCOvados In the
range at 6kc ss4c, and New Orleans at exc S14i,
the latter figure for chocand some lots Of Porto Rico at
2. t. The sales also embraced 900 bags Calcutta and
$500 do. PeTnambucos st p t., and 100 boxes white
Havana were cold al SIC. q 954c.
WHisKgy.-Sales Of 400 bbls. were made at 275lc.
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Total. .............I7O7 Sspi 134 4l8ol 20 90
Tue exports Of iolr and grain from New York for the
we-s emo Dg March 70 British provinces and other
place. ,it5 bbis. nour ard l2,fl4 bushels corn.
Cotiih The market uriner The cargo OF the Rol-
noke Whch Arrived yesterday, comprising 400 bags Of
no was sod at u No. 200 bags OF 81 Domingo were sold
at eslc, 70 oags Of iaInca al II <c and $50 ats of
Java al "a &C.
Co1oS.--1he market was again Grrner and the sales
among ue largest ever made N this city IN single aay In
This market Ihey embraced 400 bales closing s. at
1214 for middlng upItsds.
FREcHr---To Liverpool 900 bales of cotton wore On.
gagged at 3 32d 3l6d., coo bbls rosn a, ls Cd zoo
boxes cbeese, Der steamer az 305 ana 10 toms clover
seed per steamer as o0s. There was nothing new u
London or 10 the Continent
BAy.--sales of 500 bales were maie a. zoe a 75c
LINE active with sales OF about 900 bbls common
RockisDd at 65c
MoLAssl,s.--Ecw Orleans 6rm a, 3ec. 40o s1lcs
Of 200 hhds and - terCes Cuba made o. 60 c Is
hbds Porto Rico st T., supposed " have been in The
neghborhoot Of &c, and 10 nhds CUDa do D. t. be.
hevcd 10 have bcou at about Zoe.
PnoyI1OSs --P0rk--The market was heavy and prices
inclined 10 dtoOp Zoe Gales embraced about 800 Dbs
at tl Is SI5 20 for new mess sl5 SIX sg 40 for old
90, t3 10 SIS 10 10Y prime, and sl5 for thin moss
Boet was steady, with sas Of about 800 bbs, including
country prime at SO IS 81 37k. country mes a IS
~ on ana 20 81 og repacked Western and at
s4< }I@ ~ seiee q % bbs beei HAMS wsro made