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Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-04-24

a BLOCK OF BUILDINGS RAISED AT ONCE
The following is extract OF Il letter from CHI
cago, Illinois:
snectacIe of Is fve-story stores and the immense
marble building known as the Marine Bank, COM
! nrisincr one side of whole block, which are be
mo raised five feet into the air, by means OF SIN
thousand screws placed under them. Ihe coun-
ellis had changed the grade of the street, winch
nIaced this block three or four feet below the
level of the street, and this immense block OF
| solid buildings, all united in solid masonry
! have inst been raised to the grade. Imagine the
! block of buildings on the square where i5roWn
Hotel is situated. in Washington, being raised up
bodily at one time, and you can have some idea
Of the feat which has just been performed here
The estimated weight OF all the buildings is com
,nted at % 600 tons and the work has been done
SO smoothly and skillfuly that not pane OF
nIass has broken, or a ceiling cracked. lhe pro
cass of raising is by screw three inches III di-
ametcr and of three eigIts thread 5000 OF which
we're placed under the buildings, with 500 men
each man of whom would command about ten
screws; signals were kept up, and every man turn
cd a screw at the same moment They raised the
buildings fifteen inches day. and IN tive days
tie cb was completed. Is 1t not a wonderful
feat I'
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R2ood viii TeEE.

ptoo1 hcoins to boil among the political editors
o4.+a and we should not wonder # g score
~aDof. :. affairs of honor" should be g an'icably
adjusted without compromising the n01o1 u J';' - .
cr party before the c2n'pa'2h Is e''0r" - -
hardly probable that anybody wants TO Au' ',''S
body, or that any blood VIII be sAou' o"1 nt;o ',
fairs on paper serves to give no'ofle'y'
whom # could rot be had otherwise.
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FAILURE OF ATENNEssEE BANK.

NASHVILLE Tenn, April IA Intelligence has
becn received here of the failure of the Lawrence
huroh Bank at Lasrenceburgh. 1t is a free III
stitutioa an,i its owners are not known, nor can
they be at present, discovered. The CIRCULATION
of the bant is said to be eonsiderabe-pro-
bably $3.50, ,O00-and very little if any OF 1t
viii be redeemed. The paper here is regarded
as worthless The notes have obtained quite a
circulation in this State, Mississippi and Arkan-
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= "a A b uhtNitN II'I!I Ut" sItU
q RGsD scrrber the NIGH, OF the 2hh ut. bis
ne gro man CHARLES. Said negro is about i've
E.ff 3 or 4 inches high about j. years old throws
his rirl,t foot cut considerably in walking. lie Is
well known about town. las an Old look lie for
.nerly belonged 10 Mr. J. NJ Clcmmors, vino live
near Newbsrf Craven county, and has probably
anade his wav hack to that neighboIho"d-
The above reward viii be paid t1I bis confinement
in lal that can get hin. or to: lis deiIFeIy !,
me- nj nrann.r Ran: the aettiona! al 5:S1 vii
be paid for whence nvict amy white person O
h;trho:inC said negro.
Inq~ch q yySt JOHN T IEWETT.
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ORIGINAL POETRY.
To EnmMsa.
On Ter sercntcezath birth-dGy.
EY EGLANTINE.

EY EGLANTISE.
s'Just seventeen, and DER thee maiden
Time has scattered brightest flowers,
And life thus far, with pleasure laden,
Has flown with velvet footed hours
The past-the happy past has been
To thee, as one bright summer day,
And memory er tile beauteous scene
May lnger long and joyously.
Just sev 4nteen, and may the years
Offuture. pass as brightly Ger thee,
And not "a lesspn-dim'd by tears
OF so1row. ever come before thee.
And as you float down life's dull stream,
May earth's best gifts to thee be given,
And when you die, may bright gleam
Ofioy, ilIume thy path to Heaven.
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s,un,ru scfIoo,. ExcURs1oS.-We learn that tire
.,i,drcn belonging to the Sabbath Schools Of the NJ.
+. Church, of Newbern numbering from 11O I" '00,
will be talk en- on nexcursi"n to Carolina Cl'y '"''
the terminus of tile road on the l*t OF NAY \ t' -
number of ladies and gentlemen are eApe'!t" % 90
company them and we doubt not but al J" ~
,.o,- FIVE time. We expect that our bachelor Re
-, ,;u bo along with some divinity in tor, VINO
~ +,s+ will ;tssisthm in making interesting notes
of thc celebration.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-04-24

NoDRuNKs ON NSuNDAY.-The Mayor OF Charles
TON has instructed the police of that city to see
~ +bn ordinance compelling the bar rooms IN
the city to keep closed on the Sabbath DAY IS
rpidly enforced during the sitting OF the Coll'eh
ton. So then the delegates and hangerS-on ''L
Charleston must go without their Sunday Dl''efs'
unless they carry it in their carpet sacks.
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No TEIIING-Truly there is no telling what
NAV come to. We see it stated that
1,icbard IT. Johnson, editor of the Little Rock
TIC Demorrat. has actually been nominated for
c,o,,orror Of Arkansas What can the world be
COMING 70 when editors will stoop to be Gov
ernors Really it is huniliatng
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PIE NAIL.

Nothing startling by the mail last night. ne s
cves Of the country are turned in the direofi.n OF
(;,,,.1,stn,, and we may expect that every thing
abo,,t m Washington City will be duh and tame "
.:Yt .;''th, Convention agony is over The country
VIII certainly not be benefited by any legislation
dome by Congress between now ana the iSt CT
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I,PHou, CoURT-The trial Of the case of the
NEGRO girl for murder, moved from Wayne to Lee
noir, which was to have come off yesterday, was
continued, but for what cause we did not learn
There is a capital case to be tried to-day we
learn.
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,,su go to tg,e co.,,.,,sasisy :su.l E,aorI.

] ,r,.9cralIv that have been itvins: rs Agent for
the Book called Primitive Hymns, edited by Benz
Ilovd Of G;eenviIe, Ala and as the death Of Lloyd
is OF will be generally known, ! requested, and
VIII still act as gent or his books. Any person wish
;n.s them obtain them by application 10 me.
April II, 1860 WIN BRIAN " NHiiFOhp.
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ss- Dr. Gs&ssCOE sRooREE,

Tag a gr2du-
ate of the University of North Carolina and of the
Medical partuet ut the University of New York, J
after successful prtc ice vi eight years having per
manert;v located in Newhern respectfully offers his
professional services in all its branches lc citl-
zelps ct Newbern and the surrounding countiy Dr.
Ii. has heretofore given and viii continue to give
pecial attention the diseases of women and child
ren. When not professionally engaged he may be
found at his residence tor office 10 be built im3ncdi
ately) one square North Cthe Court House and ad-
joining the Presbyterian church lot
ia 1:3-G X YYtin
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49, lTk as. vvInsio,v ssn experienced 1ursc

fs<CsSI- -FE as. $t tEnsioNF sfn cNrcFIElcCu N"Esc
49, and Fcmae Physician, has Soothing
Syrup for childran eethiEg, which greatly facilitates
the process ofteehing by sottenng the gums 1edi-
cing al! inlun,natio1-v aIlay AL PAIN is s.re
to regulate the bowels. Depend uoniJ, mothers, ii
will give rest yourselves. ana relief and health to
your infants Perfectly safe il all cases. See adver-
tisenlent in another column. d&Wly
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leti,}. one of the most conservative papers in the
South, says:
fling down fearlessly. alike to the most fiery
and furious abolitonist and to the coolest fsyct-
oloeist and philosopher, the broad and PLAIN prop
osfion. that there is not the face OF the earth
= number of the negro race, equaing the number
of slaves in the South that can compare taE'ra6ly
with the latter in respect to the degree OF CIV
those who talk so f]ippantly about what they
know 50 little of, take up the proposition FuEth
IN INV desirable qualities Of the head or heart, to
an eGual number of slaves in the South. If these
are the grand results Of the social institution OF
the South. hat Go all the twaddIe and income
rent fanfaronade Ill temper and abuse OF the
South for it amount to? fthe people of the North
and " est will not have free blacks longer among
them and il they driven to the necessity OF
deyisinr the most absurd schemes TO get rid OF
them, why, in the name Of common sense do they
seek to increase the number Of the class OF persons
whom they Go not desire aud will not longer toler
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XATh9se Lend, 81isae. Paint ita OH and and
Chrome Saxon and Imperial Green Verdigris. 7 M
er Terra i e Sienna and Vandyke Brown nOIi DIS
Iaoan and Ioainasz Varnish Artists Goors III Coiop
sihie Tubes Brushes ii great variety II neral Piat
'0y, grT %, g y ~ GU. = JAS. Il. GARNER.
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THE BoNNETs--A year ago, says the Boston
Post we predicted that 1.-THE little bonnets of the
present day were sure to be followed by the large
scoop shovels which used to hide the fair faces ct
the weafcrs fifteen twenty years ago Ed
tors like poets, prophets ct 051cto, and the
fnlflmcnt of our vaticn;tion is already foreshad-
owed in the spring fashions. Not long ago you
couldn't see wonans bonnet for her face; pres
emily YOU won't be able to see her face for her
bonnet, but
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-04-24

A<ogfiER DEClENsIoN--Covc Houston
has written letter, which appears i'll the Texas
napers declining to allow his name TO go before
The Charleston Convention. lie says that any
movement for his election to the presidency must
originate with the people.
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HOyaTEs.EIS vVE8As4EB,
= CI.OCK s. MAICII MAkER. 20

p CLOCK & WAICH MAkEK, s11g
Keeps constantly hand excellent as ~ y
sorl1s,nt OF Watches, Clocks Iewcry, Pia sEs..S4
ted Ware sc, &c. Those wishing alyot the above
articles will find ii their advantage to call and ex-
anime bis Stock.
Watches, Clocks and Jeyelry repaned with neat
ness and diSpatch ON the most reasonable terms.
-..-' JONATHAN NFiALEY,
Craven street, Newborn, \. e.
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No REL NtON.--rha n. {. Advocate denies the
assertion made in some Of the papers that the
McthotlistS North and South agitatin9 the ques
ton of reunion ofthe church I he Advocate says
that no proposition OF the KIND ha5 been maze a ana
rnnu,l;ates the idea that the Southern Methodiss
desire TO be under the ecclcsiastica Jurisdiction
Of an abolition society. The Northern church
Will not strike out from the Discipline all which
relates to slavery and the Southern church can
not consent to a reunion upon any othor terms
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sazASsas NE a1sz.g.ogss.s...- i....-on- con

pEAEs5% a - II "a. ID - = - =. persons con
tentp!ating purchasing atfAAe OF hi-l-'l-
pE0N would secure Themselves from Imposition bE
aakins such purchase through me, az | VIII L't
act as AGENT fer the sale Of any except The best n
atfunents. assure all such, that toe instrument
will not cost them anv more when bought through
me than when bought from tne manufacturer. IT
any Should think tp the contrary viii chang" tIrui
nothing tor ad vice respecting tile purchase o II
nnn hicipsteon.
Second land Pianos t:.kesi in ex"arec, | h4FH
now on hand two Pianos which ! am artloriz"d IL
sell cheap. Also, "a very ine toned :Te ccta}a me-
lodeun.
Piunos tuned and repaired
Wayne Female Goilege, t30ldsbol"
march t--diw- wifi.
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A@.,.a NDEEs9E,

fN<c.%g@ \ y s'kdFEE.
,3Ez-g5 RsaEsE1 OF Commerce al New ;seEEs q.
The Books of Subscription t" the Capital Stock OF
this Corporation will be continued open hereafter
under tie direction OF he Cashier ut their Banking
House on Pollok street. j. Y. GtEGN.
Newbern, \. c., jan 4 Wif Cashier.
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ay- JOHN y. yxSEEHN<Sg'GsN,
;IzeSEy ATTORNEY Al LAW,
Office North side Of Broad Street few doors East
of the Court House, NEN BERN, y. {.
jan g. lS6o-d&wiy.
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JOHN T HkWETT I.
HTG1acA. socazTE51TI.E MEnIcAI

vEEDECA. s0CaETT.-TIiE MEDICAL
vi SOCIETY Of the State Of North c troIina will
Mold its eleventh annual meeting in the town of
Washington BE svlort County, at o clock, j. M-,
ON fine 3th Wednezdaysin April. 1869.
Tam authorized 81 state that there will be Steam
Rnaf leaving Noyvbern at clock, Oil " ednes
dav tue 25t wtich will reach Washington the same
day in time for the nesting Those who may take
s rr+ ,7r1s. st GodSbOro on Tuesday tie 24t1,
md take the rainto Newbern ats clock m that
dav where they viii remain until next morning.
7'he arrangements respecting return tickets viii
be rived by the different Rail Roads Companies
heretofore
march %, 1860 Hvte
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PoIITICAI-Ed. Graham Haywood, Esq, made
a political speech at Charlotte on las5 Friday
night Itwas mainly directed against dd calorcm
The Democrat speaks highly of the effort of Mr.
HAYWOOD.
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xzrEx, &. SagE'ESs sszsE7,

4 II. e. . SEa a ., =
Wy (;ENEHAL CDWNISSION NERCiJiAI
EAST FRONT STREET, NE"bFRN, N G.,
Aren't for SMITHS LINE New N"rh Packets.
Goods receiN ed and forwarded.
Feb = 1866. .w6m
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Al zaIeEaIaa.

Mr.. Everett is in the field again with his Wash
ingson oration 20 help raise the necessary Inos 10
keen the Mount Vernon estate II repair
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sli.sI Naiys,r Wi.s...

BATCUELON'S WIGS ANO TOT2ETS
surpass all, They elegant Hight, easy and durable
Fitting to charn-ro turning up belitG- nC
shrinking of the head; nde:sd this is the only Es
abshment where shpsc things properly under
stood and nl;de.-l6 Rond Street. New Iori<.
march II d&wIv
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AAIDSk

\ new Print which szces every 'rin; il The country
f,r n.r,sti,,n of execution and design n H ndoel
coIdr< our Prints cheaper than any III market
and meeting with extensive sale.
Orders promptly attended 10.
I3 wis
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-04-24

QUERY FOR LAWYERS
If, in a shindy or rout.
John Doe should tear piece from out
Jack Roe's unmentionabes.
Query in such case as this,
What course would each pursue
Should Jack Johnsue,
For breach of the peace
Or for a peace of the breeches
RafeEana.
SFvsRD-seyy WHY won't friend Potter fight-
Does he think il Is not right
TO enter into such arrangements =
HAZE indeed sir, I really cannot say
But [ think this piece of Potter clay
Is averse to Pryor engagements
iSaea4emah Ne7cs.
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OT!NY-s IF il is true, lis has often been ass 5sft-
cd says the Aberdeen (Miss) ConseTyaflEc,
that the doctrine oi Mi Douglas IN Ieg'fd - nc
'lcrritnrirs is 2 short cut to all the ends of Abon-
toSn, why is 1t that there exist such an uneon1-
promising haired among Abotiouists an(! Black
iepnblcans towards MIR. Douglas! Ii, as IS Char
ced, his doctrine will accomplish their ends soon
er than their own, common sense would urge
tben, 10 endorse MI Douglas at once Bat n"
the editors and orators of those parties heap upon
him ali the abusive epithets they can select, and
manifest the most intense hatred for the man
why is this ii the charge we have mentloheo Is
true? Win the editor Of the Sunny South, OF
some other editor Of the Mississippi press please
answer? Give US a reason for it, neighbour
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)ney was in better demand.
Tn1;AJL'l,I'I

MRs. JAsIEsoN.-.The London correspondent,
says: Few of the public knew under what clr-
cumstances Mrs. Jamesons works were produced
--at w hat cost of iil-remunerated but most con-
scientious labpr-and what holy and seit-sacri-
iicing purposes the proceeds We're Employed tor
MANY many years. Mrs. jameson was the almost
sole support of her mother and her sisters anu OF a
sisters child besides. No one ever bore a heavier
load OF sef-imposod obligations, or carried thaS
load more ulcompainingly. She moved under II
as if She never felt it. But it very heavy for
I'll that and it has broken her down at last. hef
almost incessant labor during the latter years OF
her lif, was Iiyhtencd by an annuity OF i 100 (l1l
addition to :; pension OF the same amount, Wh'ch
annuity she owed to the determined Kindness
of her friend, Mrs. Proctor, (wfe OF th2t sweet
est Of singers are kindcst Of men, better known to
tie world by his tic 1lAie oi Barry Corn"ai),
who raised he req;tired for the purchase OF
this annuity by her unaided efforts ltonl
Among Mrs. jameson friends and presented 1t t"
the u1suspectirg and astonisheJ doncc as " birth
day Gift 1t is eell that such acts should be KNOWN
cspeciay when done so unostclitatlously ana
! hrtyc1v.
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BorH LOOKING WELL.-Messrs. Ellis and Pool
both arrived at Raleigh on Saturday last, and the
eCourt Journals speak thus of them, Says the
Standard:
"Gov. Ellis is in excellent health and spirits,
and much gratiied at the prospects before him."
Says the Register:
"He (Mr. Pool} is looking exceedingly well,
and is in excellent spirits.
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SENSIBLE RTaARKs-The New Orleans BnI-
etin one Of the most conservative papers III the
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,zazEzEE DAYS LATER: from ga ss d q e:
ARRIVAL OLE THE ARAGO !!

NEW YORK, April 1S.-The Arago from South
anlDton has arrived, bringing dates to the 4th
I.icerpoot. April 4th.-Arrived out the Ameri-
ca Anthaaeian, City of baltimore and Wander
bilt
Warrants had been issued against Sayer and
Heenan to keep the peace
\ Conference OF the Great Powers was pToba.
BILE.
There has been q revolutionary outbreak in
Spain General Ortega with 5000 men had pro
claimed Don Carlos King.
Austria protests strongly against the recent an
neXations.
Money was in better demand.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. April A. Cotton dull, with little
enquiry prices weak, with slight decline IN
some cases. Flour dull but firm; Southern POS
Ohio 27s 6da29s. Wheat qniet and steady red
los Sd a los 9d white l0s 9dGDl2s Sd. Corn qui
ct yellow 33s Gda34s: white 35s03"s: Pork
firm. Bacon steady. Sugar steady Coffee stea
dy. Rice dull. Rosin steady. Spirits Iurpen
tine dull.
American Securities firm Consels 94s @943.
SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATICC CONNLN
TION.
COLUMBIA, April t6.-The Democratic ConVen
ton here have affirmed the Baltimore and Cln
cinrati platforms, and endorsed the Dred Scot
! decision. Their proceedings were conservative
They adjourned sine dc to-day.
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Cax,r Go.-Capt. John Walker, one OF the the
delegates to the Charleston Conven5on 1lo,.l 1
Of sickness IN his family has appFized MS d,
ternate Of this fact.
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ITOrS'FON ON PIATFnRNiS AND IARrIES.-ln
advance of the meeting of the Charleston Conven-
ton Gen. Sam Houston has written for publlca-
ton a letter IN which he declares off from thaC as
se1nb1y aud lays down his own ideas of Ire8lden-
tiaI nominations. Ills theory is positively beau
tiful and he cxpounls it with a single-hearted
fcryor which ought to show how remote he is from
all share in the political wickcdness OF this de-
generate age. Conventions have become, III his
view of them, the engines OF crafty politicians,
who under the pretence Of giving expression to
the popular will, Design ana manage as to con-
troll it. Platforms the special horror Of the
General. They are antiquities drest up fer the
purpose Of guing the people III different sections,
with opposite constructions. Norris he any better
pleased with platforms which declared opinions
not to be mistaken anywhere This makes a creed
Of orthodoxy to which al! must submit OF be pro
scribcd'' Ambiguity is fraud, and directness Is
tyranny. To compromise amy opinions or meas
ures in order to union Of action, upon enc
cantlilatc is an unmitigated evil, which is prepa
ring the way to demoralize the people and ru1
! the republic. 10 declare any principles, and re
qgre adherence to them. is TO create party, ant
make the President elect the candidate and repre-
sentative Of party; and this is making too! allt
not fn Executive. and this is also a torerunHer o
public decay. With principles and without prln
ciplcs Conventions are the ahonllnationS. allt
! platforms and parties are the bauc OF the country
/ " o. FirUuUHC.
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s'Searching long in vain,
Non'I sDv her features down a Leghorn lane.
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NE.EeDEsEsT, AgsfzSEsss%as * f'N.,
DRY GOODS NERtjiE&T$.
80 s. So Chambers street NesF b o"ss,
Would uut y the trade t:at hey are "l,-niI mcuhIy
III new and beautiful patfefns The
" i n 5 u T r p R y T. $
aIs lie
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A1E.,. q ...sN 5 e..L...r.l W. ass:L1Ot Sc
WILLIAM II OLIVER & co.
{, o d IL LSSLON u L 4 e II !! n I. s
a.rscssEtur:tf ksnts!cuneHts, E'a~GEm@-,

A.rscssEtur:ti implements, z'a~GEss:~,
FertlzcrS Lime, Ce.IneHt Plaster, Man bic DnF ani
Hair iuilders Hardware, Irou ard steel, Nails, lt-A
i,.ntI,cr and Kuhbe, Binding Packing, Paints, OIL.
l;gi7hc+ Pot Ware Karseys, Osnabmgs, Blank kCt-,
Shoes and Hats,
Rope. Canvas and Blocks:
AGENTS f.r Clemens Brown 4, Co.'S Celebrated
Double { Gyiit;,jer Gins, Anti tleti"n k"IlcIa,
Cotton plouGiis and Swerrs, Cotton
Hoes Cotton I5aGgIn4 and Rope.
Particularly tttcrJiol gwen /" ThT sale az
G'otios. and other Produce Liberal Ca<l Advance
.,.a,, on ~;.Ine - \ supfIy "f Roses Phn-io
Peruvian or Hptatcd GUANO, constantly on
ttTd.
N.vbrrn .Iin I9w,,mi3
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Or CLUBS Ten ONLY sl25 D TO CLUBS

GRAND SUNDAY SCHOOL CELERRATIoN.-On
the first of May the Sunday Schools connected
with the Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist
churches of this city intended making an excur-
sion to Kittrell's Springs, where a sumptuous
feast for the children is to be served up. The
day will be spent at the Springs in singing,
specifying by the boys, &c The Sunday
Schools from this place will be met at the Springs
by the Sunday School from Warrenton, Hender-
son. Franklinton, Oxford. Re, and the elebra-
ton will doubtless BE a grand affair. President
Wilder, OF the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, has
very kindly consented to run two extra trains to
the Springs the day of the celebration. one
from this city and one from Warrenton. He in
tends to make every preparation in his power to
accommodate all who may wish to attend the
celebration. Persons not connected with the
Sunday schools desireing to attend the celebra-
ton can secure tickets for the round trip upon
the following terms: From Raleigh 81 %, from
ANarrenton, S1,0o; from Henderson, or Franklin-
tom 90 cents. Tickets viii be issued at the in
termediate station at proportionate prices.-Reg
tSter.
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