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IMPORTANT SALT DrscovERY.-Salt within few
weeks has had what the prices current call an "np
ward tendency" There is an effort making to ia.
duce the impression that there will be dearth of il
this year as there was last The whole of which.
we have no DOUBT, has been set afsot by speculs.
tors and satmakers for the purpose of saving them
keeping the kettles boiling to the tune Of
at least twenty dollars a bushel Instead Of there
being any danger Of scarcity, there is every rea-
son to believe that there will be superabuadanca.
although for year to come do not sxpect prices
to fall below what will make fortunes for thoss vho
are largely engaged in the production of the staple
have information of one new source Of supply
tnst as our doors, which will be welcome news to
: fas public. We got t,from our well known towns.
mar Capt. Secer. It has been discovered that
there are the rcheat salnes .. the head Of Bon Sc
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Wien the Revenue Bill was before the last
Legislature Of this State. We moved to include ip
the al caloren tax, Confederate. as well as State
and County Bonds. The motion was violently as
sailed by Judge Person and others, as unconstitu-
,onal and wrong; but notwithstanding this oppos
ton, the motion prevailed by respectable majority
in the Commons though afterwards struck out by
Committee of Conference,-thus taxing Bonds
issued by our own State and permitting those Issued
by the Confederate Government togo free OF tax
disseminating against our own State; and at the
siu,e, taxing ono mans property and exempt
ing ano:her's from tax-a practice We shall ever
oppose a. unjust and impolitic But our main
purpose in noticing this subject at this time is to
call the attention Of Judge Person to the Virginia
Revenue Law; an abstract of which will be found
on our first page 1t will there be seen that the
Virginia Legislature, right under the nose Of the
President and Congress, taxed Confederate Bonds.
If any Of our people consider their taxes high, let
them scan the Virginia tax bill, and take comfort
Greensboro Patriot
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KITTRELL'S SPRINGS.

KITTRELL'S SPRINGS.
an THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE THIS POPULAR
u place Of SUMNER RESORT will be opened for the
reception uf visitors.
Owing TO the very great scarcity of provisions of all
kinds, We can. only accommodate q limited number of
boariers. We will every effort render guests
comfortable and promise spare pains or expense in
supply ing table with the best The market produce
Our rates Of board shall be advertised in due tipe.
'BLACkNALI. co,
Proprietors
who has hid experience in public house. She must
be in her department and in every way campe-
tent to fill the place. The best of references will be re-
quired. Nome others need apply. Write Immediately
and State how long and where have been in business
the price you require and the reference you give.
B.& co.
April 81, 1868. ss-tf
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TIVE SUBSCRIBER OWNING A MILL IN THE
Eastern part of Rowan County, N. c. and heretofore
kept the same as public mill und the Governor, out
of kindness to neighborhood, detailed my miller to
serve the country all around miller But, now, my
miller has been forced away into the army leaving les
women and children, who will suffer for The want Of
Miller and in consequence of this proceed
miller hereby give public notice. to The whole
community that my mill is no longer public mill, but
shut for want of miller, contrary The interests Of
many poor women and children. who will have to walk
veral miles to get grinding done.
will state gave up my first miller and then my sen,
who was killed Richmond, and only and last
taken away, aud it this neghbei hood will
Not be allowed miller other settlements are. Applca.
ton has been made TO the proper ocer-the Secreay Of
War-but no reply has been returned.
Ell. RUFTY.
Rowan TO-, N. C., April 81, 1868. s3-3tpd
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A SIGNIFICANT FACT.

Seated in the Methodist Church few Sundays
ago, we observed an item of benevolent character
among the colored congregation which pointed out
the easy living of the slave population and the hard
leader arose and said to his coored brethren, that
one Of their number was very poor-entirely dest''
tute of the necesssries of life, and was in fact in
starving condition. He said the suffering one was
. free person, and called upon the colored congre-
CATION composed of slaves to be liberal in contrib
uting Of their means to relieve the,listressed. Inc
hat was passed around and the change dropped IN
with q cheerful glee The amount counted up
nearly forty dollayx which was put into the hands
OF committee to be borne to its charitable MISSION
Then bow their eyes danced with sparkling joy as
they saw handsome collection given to feed the
poor and clOthe the naked of their own color.
How does this fact preach to the enemies Of slavery
Here, the slaves we'll clad, free of all care-happy
and contented are actually supporting the freed
ones of their race. While it reflects great credit
on their own benevolence, it also illustrates the
Southern doctrine that slavery is more friendly to
the happiness and purity of the negro race than
state Of uncontrolled freedom. Look at the gener-
atty of the free population. What are they! Ill
clad lean and bowed down With the harrassng cares
of getting enough to live on, they drag out a most
miserable existence. Whereas, their brethren in
slavery are warmly clad, we'll fed, fat and sleek,
and 60 forth to their easy abors with light hearts
and cheering songs. Why2 Because they have
the intelligence Of their master to guide them, their
wealth to feed aud clothe them, their kindness to
wait upon them when sick, and the gospel to make
them happy ia this life and in the world to
come. By the way, would it not be good thing,
if our colored people could ssno some of their
means to relieve the deep suferngs of their breth
rem, who have been stolen by the Yankees, and are
now wandering homeless, foodless and mssterless in
the strange land Of cmancipated happiness. We
regiOusy believe that Lincoin's emancipation pol
icy is the devils crainess to ruin their welfare and
exterminate their kind. Therefore, we are strong
in faith that mercful Providence has committed
the welfare Of the black race into the hands of the
South and will make those hands strong to do that
benevolent work. Fer they are not self sustain.
ing race but like the vine they flourish better and
climb higher in the sunshine of prosperity, by
having something stronger to lean upon than them.
selves GrScns6orv' Pltriot
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PILES, FIsTULA, TUMORs, 8
FIl ceratiOnS of the Womb SnermatOrrhPas .

phlHtlC AHeCtiOnS, DC. ,III
nR. J. A. CLOPTON, Of HUNTSvlLLE, ~
- will be in Raleigh the first of July, where be u,,
consulted for few days. He operates with perfect
for Piles, and guarantees perfect cure in every
Piles, where the Turncrs come down when ct st'o.
operated with perfect success few days ago, in o.
Al years standing. h.s tumors coming down as arg
large tea cup at every stool. Those who doubt m'!
dress Mr. Il. II. Berry. Monticello Florids.
year. one ofihem is known TO every citizen of Saso
Ladies Of the City and vicinity will be visited ~ y
homes He will be n Salisbury the first Of june u"
bor,ugh the 18th Of June.
March 20, 1868. 24-w&sI.
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oroo1 w. W.: x: RICHARDSON & co.,
STVCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCg AM
Raleigh, N. C.
loFF1CE ON FAYETTEvILLE STREET n
WILL, GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTIOy
sales and purchases Of State and Cu.fede,ale br
Bank and other stocks. collection of drafts and srr h.
ness connected with the different departments of the NJ
government. 'A
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and soH
REFERENCE.
o. G. Parsley, Wilmington.
W. A. Wright. do.
John D. Williams, Fayetteville.
W. G. Broadf,ot, do.
J. ]. Backwood, Charlotte.
w. X Lane. Wayne County
John D. Whitford. Craven County,
Hon Thomas Rufin, Alamance County.
Hon. ". n. Edwards, Warren County.
Hon: D: W. Courts, Rockingham County.
H. W. Guion, Lincoln County,
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
January ID. 1885, sw&svsr
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Rria az a. IRISH batdADE."-A communication from
Wa mea: Meagher to the Yankee Secretary Of
.ry r.lisss s tss om ms d command tsnpor
in tie Northsrn '1 nqu aa'y in the field" published
mat mat the three original regiments Of a hr!s
Na oytn, ssth and aad New York left the c;ty n
rev York fully aa50 strong, inelnd,nc two ,as.
fesles o. officers and 1sq men each" These en- 49,
Of o;o says the redoubtable Meashs 3. now ust
number Of missing 1,7l9. '0''' 1e
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=. CITY BATTALION.

HAVING BEEN AUTHORIZED TO RAISE A. CSa
" pany to be attached to Major Elliott's City bas
(23th Va Invite the attention Of All persons 70
chance of joining good company for special dut!
around Richmond This Battalion is permanently lab
ed in Bar racks at Richmond. $50 bounty aud gooa
ing given. Quarters and rat,ons furnished from w
enlistment; also, transportation.
Address WIN. n. ALLISON.
.ss.cs Capt. and Recruiting Ohce5s y.
City Battalion Richmond. nd
April Z, 1886. ssa. 2s-w&swls'p~
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MONEY LOST.

r OST, ON THE NIGHT OF THE 23D OF MARC
IL last. at the North Carolina Depot, Raleigh, msD'
rand1m book, containing the following papers as fss9
recolected A certificate from the Treasurer, No. a
issued 18th September. 1882, to Samuel j. Crawford
81 AGO. eight per cent. bond some $3.50 in State Trss
notes, fundabe in six and eight per cent bonds; tWoe
hundred dollar, three fifty, aud Some twenty dollar Cr
bank bills. Ny name, Capt John &. Murray, Co. Z, u
N. c. Volunteers also in the book als,, paper
the book relieving of my command in said regiment
hereby warn all persons from trading for the abV
Any information .cdncerning tSs loss may be eil ~
the Editor Of the Ian.ard and satisfactory reward
be paid for the recovery Of the memorandum ho"s
aud money. JUN A. MUM a VI
April 10, 1868. 30-wasSoP@
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zoo, 900 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE A
AUCTION.

VIVHE FLORIDA, ATLANTIC AND GULF CESTR1
l. Railroad Company has 100000 acres of LAND, VIII.
was appraised in 1859, and conveyed to two Trnsess
secure The payment Of Free Land Bonds issued BY u
Company; which shall offer for sale at Lake City,
"Wednesday the 18th Of May, 1868
These lands valuable for purposes of cultivate
(many of then) Others for timber, turpentne and
situated in the most heathful portion of the State
oner great Inducements to persons disposed to inv
OF SAFE. WIN. o. JEFFREYS
Agent of Trustees
udrcu ~, 1000. 26-wSSWu
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NOTICE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE. OF GRANVILLE
ID County Court, held the lat Monday ia August,
1852 shalt sell on Saturday the I'd day Of Nav, 1888 on
credit ct st MONTHS 70 the highest bidder the land be-
the lands Of Kittrels Springs B. .Si.ns and others
Bond aud approved security required title held until
= -: - syAHEs F1LLHR, Admir-.
APpt 10 1865, es4l=>-- a : ao--WksWtd.
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April 10, 1868.
500 REWARD. ,,,o, j

ID ANYWAY FRJM THE NEiGHBORH00D Y.
IL Henderson, n. G, in the month of July last, pes
boy SOLOMON, 20 years Of age feet or inches NY
Of speech. He is supposed to have passed himself a
free boy and gone u as servant for some SOLDIER W.
probably in camp Said boy belongs to the estate o.
T L. Skinner deceased. and the subscriber VIII p
fir his connement in is;I SO tbat she can get him.
ELIZA F. SKINNER, Exesn',.
Oxford, N. c., April u, 1868: 3s-s
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,,

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
ID UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON Sr,
~ day the 2sth of January last, my negro bow NAM
ANTHONY. He is ola whitish yellow complexion, aba
to wesght about 40 pounds He has heavy head 81
and talks short when questioned, and has down ooE
No doubt be is trying to pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered TO ma
Prospect HILL Caswel County, or confined in anv ;sis
get him. F.A 1AkNsst
. Caswell Co., March OF, 1862. ss-w&swtt
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w WANTED.

WANTED.
q nAA TO 5000 LBS. OF Fonnrn
SrONS which will paw the highest msrLa
delivered In Raleigh, or will haul it myself
20 or 80 barrels Of CORN. Apply to
). G: BROMEIL
Raleigh, N. c., April II. 1883. IL 'h ~
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NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING, AT I'M,
u term, A.. d. 1888, Of the Court of P,e Ing NJ
Sessions Of the County Of Lenor, N c., an, md
ministrator Of the estate of DR.. Sanne f"%S,,ied
ceased, late Of the County of Craven, r. Gihapns
notice to all persons ndebtedto the said dec.aereb
immediate payment. and thpse having claim sed,
deceased to present them for payment within
recovery. r>"o IN bar Of
Also at the late residence of said Samuo,
tne County of Alamance, n c., on Mondax f. Chapn
seventh day of April next win, as his aS
pose . public sale to the highest bidder tha
TO- the s ssss VII
furniture. Do &C. will also, at the ssmS
the remainder Of this year, few s,.S same tina
GOO GOO sSsas ah.h For all ten dsan
s sppsused se saa1 sum fS credit of 81.
Until the terms are fully Rs i ssnps5,y will will not
-A'smance Co., N. c., March %, 1854 'AhlNS,
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN DAVE

Valuable AhNVS rVh SALE IN UAV1E
COUNTY, n. q.
II HAVE TWO YALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND FOE
sale, lying in Dave County, few miles below Oak
Hill, OF Haus Ferry, near the Ysdkin river.
One tract contains about 3aS the other containing
about 500 adjoining each other. will sell them
geher or separately. This land lies in healthy section
country and we'll adapted to the raising of grain and
bacco Any person wishing to purchase, 20 ard view
the same and call to address at Lexington
N. C.. A. HUNT.
. Dec. 2, 1852. y1-tf
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Quartermaster,s D,.,

Gaartermaster's DepartmeI,
All pvpsov, hAltIeH, N. C., April 9Th, s lisa
a LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS Ac,, ,s'o
tlemen, ar I will present them iumet;at.l.
en,, sod IN future parties will present tbs. i
readered on 1.-The the of the goods Bills
before be o sn are on houses Co. must be presensd
W. ". PIERCE
April II, 1863. MAJOR andQ H. C. s. Il
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300 NEGROES WANTED.

SUU N ftI RUES WANTED.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THREE
Il hundred hands 10 WORK the grading of the Chat.
ham Railroad.
The line runs through healthy couptry on high ridge
and all hands emllryed the road will be we'll fed and
cared for We will hire either by the month or the yea r
Apply to US at Cary miles west of Raleigh at Hay.
wood, or Lockvil.e, Chatham county, ". G.
l. n. GTEGG Il CO., Contractor
REFERENCES.
K. P. Battle, Prest Chatham r. r. Company Raleigh
and W. J. Hawkins, Pres't Raleigh CASTOR r. r. Com
pany, Raleigh.
Feb 10, 1883 sl3-tf
Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examiner, Peters.
burg Express Charleston Mercury, daily Progress, Will
mingon Journal and Fayetteville Ooser Fcr will each in
ser to the Of dollars and forward bills to Office
n. C. Standard.
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WANTED.

ENTITY SHARES OF STOCK IN The "BANK on
E. NORTH CARObINA," or "CAPE FEAR BANK
Persons having stock fr sale any of the
lima Banks will please give us a call.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS 4 ca.
Raleigh, April "a, 1883. 3HatnJ
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April 7, 1868.

w: F. RASON, NJ. ID, Dentist.
(oFfICE OVER Mr. PEScuD's)
M b. PERSONS CALLING ON THE ABOVE Dr.
IL ring his absence, will be notified of his return
through the Post OlHce, Raleigh, n. C.
Rale,gh March 81, 1868. Az
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BANK CAPE FEAR,l
WILMINGTON, April 18th, 1863.
D = sEMd HNHUSL DIVIDEND OF S PER CENT.
A has declared by this Bank, PAYABLE Stock
holders LIST May. J. H. BUR-. Cashier.
April II, 1868. - 83-4t.
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$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
ID ANYWAY FROM THE SJTRScpIppn
- 18th Of October, negro boy IVES Said b VA "
oaGk about 80 years Of age, feet or inches f
WIN pay the above reward for his apprebens;on ae
may get him, or for his delivery to me at Oak ds, '
JAM 81, 1853. ""AHAg
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
CREECH & LITCHFORD.

NEW AUCI1ON AND COMMISS:ON HOUSE.
CREECH & LITCHFORD.
XN7E HAVE THIS DAY FORMED "A CO-PART-
w nershp in the general Auction and Commission
Business, viz: for the sale Of
Goods, Wares and Merchandise, Real and Per-
sonal Property, &c.
Our store is large and conmodious, fronting Fay.
etevle and Hagett streets in the centre of the business
part of the City, and universally conceded be the best
location in the place for our business.
Both of having been for seventeen past engaged
in the merchandise and auction business atter
selves that we can make to the interest of parties to
make eonsenments to for either private commis-
sion auction sales.
We refer the entire business community of this place.
j. j. LITCHFoRD.
Raleigh, N. c.. April 81, 1853. 3s-tf.
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No'iH-CAR0LINA POWDER N..\
-un URING COMPANV MANuP,

miles west Of Charlotte upon the r.. .L0CArE,t
nov IN .ull operation with good sunni" " "a
S Sn from any section of the Sou.beyg o. material
n rosd rss and sporting Powder as aso ord
will be promptly filed. A Ado psners for Blasting
D. w. DAVIS, prs,t
March 81. 1868. Charlotte, r.
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CHRISTMAN,s OINTMENT.

CHRISTMAN,S OINTMENT.
"HE'MOST POPULAR AND EFFICACInUS IN
the son,hsrn Confederacy is now prepared in Wilson,
NC, BY THOMAS F. CHRISTMAN..
meu for the cure of Itch in its various FORMS 1t has,
however, proved itself invaluable remedy for letter
cadbea cutanrous diseases, instances old
Of twenty years standing also Rheumatism So speedy
has relief been found in its for itch and letter. that the
army has of late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital use. In its application 10 hundred cases.
each of itch and letter. failed of cure has
been tested horse flesh and found certain cure for sure
backs aud shoulders In testimony of its curative powers
any Of reliable could be adduced Such
is deemed out of place. the eminent when tried gives
ments. 1t be used in any climate either ctd hot,
rainy clear weather without any danger to the patient
THIS ointment is put only by the subscriber in tn and
glass jars with full directions, and will be furnished to
persons in want Of at from dollar fifty dollars
according to size of application accompanied with
the cash Druggists will be furnished reasonable de-
duction, by purchasing large quantity. All orders
promptly attended to. :. =
REFERENCES. -
GzA = 4. +: D.E MS, D. D. Wilson, NC.
DIR. ". H. HooPER Caswell Co., NC.
Wilson, N. c., Feb 10, 1858. Ism.
TNHE SUBSCRIBE Is AN UNDERTAKEN ALSO,
and is prepared with all the fluids requisite for dis
nerisg and renovipg dead men from any battle field to
any part section of The Southern Conederacy
sons losing friends relatives fathers, brothers,
wishing them taken spd inferred in their family grave
yard by applying to him w at short notice. receive their
friends 1t say point they may Wish them moved
Feb 10 1893 l3-3m.
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FOR SALE.
~ ohfh-CARoLlNA PER CENT BONDS
p.,o;., .. W. R. RICHARDSON { On
~ W. i'"'' lG-W&swN
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$50 BALES or CoTT0N

1OO BALES OF CUTTON
foR SALE, HALF A NILE FROM A RAILROAD
the l9terlor and under shetsr-a good and safe in
Appy4to Il. K. RURGWYN.
April IA, 1858. 3f.St
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Wilmington and Weldon r. X. CO..)
SEcRETARY's OTFIcE,
Wilmington. April 9Th, 1883.
Dividend No. g..
1IyHE DIRECTORS HAVE THIS DAY DECLARED
i Dividend of Ten (0) per cent the Capital Stock
of this Company, payable and after 18th May merit
Transfer Books will be closed from list To 18th May.
-... l.. II. DgROSSET,
Secretary.
April 81, 1855. . S3-1wtd.
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H. A. BADHAM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RALEIGH, N. C.
~ Orr1cE-Brici building nssr tie Court House.
Oct H. 1882. SIT.

Oct. II, 1852. Su-u.
NJ. T. HE'S,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CLAIM AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
RICHMOND VA.
H1LAIMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AGAINST THE
u Confederate States Government settled with aecura-
Attends ali the Courts held in the City of Richmond.
Address Box Ito, Richmond, Va.
JAM ~, ls6s. @S.
JOHN G. WILLIAa;s Il CO.,
STOCK AND MONEY BROKERS',
RALEIGH, N. G..
CONTINUE TO CARRY ON THE BROKERAGE
Business a. their old stand as Heretofore IN ali It's
various branches.
Feb. 20, 1853. lo-om.
MRS. II. w. MILLER,
VNlLL BE PREPARED ON THE FIRST OF NEXT
w November, to receive BOARDERS, both with and
without rooms.
RaIeieh, Sept 80, 1862. 7s-ly.
COUNTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT ALL MAR
~ ket rates. 4. A. WHITAKER,
Hargett street.
GLUE GLUE.
THE BEST IRISH CLUE,
MANUFACTURED BY
THEM e TRAPS.
RALEIGH. N. C. -.
Oct. %, 1852. .-..- s7-tf
JACK WANTED.
"A WELL TRIED YOUNG JACK WANTED BY TIE
"A subscriber, who will give fair price.
Address, stating age, size, qualities and price -
H. K. BURGWYN,
. Raleigh, N. c.
April ~, 1885, 30-5tpd
Wilmington and Weldon r. X. Co..,
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NOTICE..

Raleigh, N. c., April 81,
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PEWS FOR RENT.
nm FRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF MAY NEXT.
~ in front Of the Church. at IL ~ will be offered for
rent the following pews in Christ Church Pews and
and numbers 2, s, q, 43, 45.
Raleigh, N. c., April TO- 1863 3n-td.