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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-04-30
VI EMORANDA.

Ship Europa, Crosby, repprts-5 months, % days from I'd
Gartown, having Ieft that PORT November =, 1902. Spoke the
following vessels (Lat., Long, and dates not siven( VII ships
Brunswick, bound here's Splendid. aud Morning star, each with
zoo bris sperm. Also. January 3Ist, of Staten Land, VIII ship
c W Morgan. Hamilton, hence, bound home.
ship Electro Ssson. rsPorts-9 months from New London,
via Nonganui, NJ Sailed FROM MonGanui, March %. The
following vessels were then in port: ship Bartholomew GosnoJ 3,
ship John Wells, and bark Washington.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

ACcIDENT.-On Friday last, when Capt. Dexter, of
the bark Hercules, lying OF and on, was leaving
port to join his vessel, a squall of wind struck the
boat, capsized her, throwing captain, crew, papers
and some other things into the water. One of the
shore boats happened to be at the time near the spot,
and a boat was dispatched from the ship Don OUR
Oic, then anchored outside. The unfortunates were
all rescued, and also, We understand, the ships
papers. Some purchases, however. which had BEEN
made on shore, were lost, as well, probably, as the
tempers of the boats crew. The strong trade winds
pre-. ailing last week, rendered such accidents as we
have noticed, likely to occur, and had there been
more shipping in our waters, our reporter would haze
had a q" good time noting them.
ACCIDENT TO THE " HAxXAH."-O Friday last,
while the schooner Hannah was supplying the clip
per ship Don Quirofe with water, at the anchorage
near the b~ell-buoy, through some mismanagement,
the schooner got foul of the ships bowsprit, which
protruded between her masts, and to extricate her
from this position and prevent her being capsized,
her fore-mast was cut away close to the deck. In
this position, nOored alongside of the snip, she re-
manned all night. Early on Saturday morning, the
Psie went out and towed her into port.
r We are under special obligations to B. F.
Durham, Esq, of San Francisco for his attention
to the wants Of the press, in putting on board the
Don QuirOic, a file of papers, when there was 40
prospect Of that vessels touching at this port.
Once before We have had to acknowledge a similar
favor performed by him, when the clipper Morning
Star passed this port in June 1862, bringing 40
mail, but a single file Of late papers. In each IN
stance the Captain had no papers to spare, but
those put on board by Mr.. D.
EPISCOPAL CHAPEI--we learn that a provisional
contract has been entered into by Mr. 5. johnson,
for the erection Of an Episcopal Chapel in Honolulu,
at a cost of $500. dollars. 1t is to be built on
the lot on Emma street, presented by His Majesty for
that purpose. |
THE EMMA RooKE.-This fine schooner having been
hove down, and her bottom thoroughly cleaned dur
ing the past ten days, was towed to sea By the Pee
on Monday, and resumes her place among her sisters
of schoonerdom, running on her old route between
Honolulu, Lahaina and Makee's Landing.
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DIED.

GRus-Drowued at sea, February IS, Lat. 81 81, S, Long.
Il >, e. W. from bark Fetisch. Antoine Edward Gros. He il!
RON the I" main t0Pgauant" yard.
WoLY-At Queens Hospital, April 81. Peter Wolf, a native
OF Denmark
WusOS-At L. 5. Hospital, April 9th, Edward Wilson
GLASCEY-At L.. 5. Hospital, April -. John Clancy.
MrLLER-At L. ;. Hospital. April 10, John Miller.
EvIyy-In this city, April 20, Thomas Evans, a colored man
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PORT OF
ARRIVALS.

iprii Il-Sch KesaglG9E., Haley, from Hawaii.
Il-Scn Emma Bp.k-. Wsthsrhy. from Nakena.
12-<ch Nli.eisi- Nafela, from Honolulu.
IZ-Wh ship Elphrats-. Hathaway from HlC.
Is--tu kItuea. NcGr-gur, from Hawaii.
If--cH Molss4i. from H1uDiu4.
16--ch o.seiki- Napela. from kahuiui-
I7-Sch k-kauluahi, Haley. from H1-oiulu-
17-Stm kLauas. NcGregHr r. from Honolulu
IT-Sch Ngttie Merrill. Cr4l-. from Honolulu.
Ssh Mauu0sawai, John. from Honolulu.
-2->ch kagG1i, Shepherd, from Honolulu.
Z-Scl HOikeiki. Nap=.s. from NoIokai.
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DEPARTURES rs.

April IO-Srh Kamoi. Shepherd. for KahUlli.
1I->-h hekaGlI0hi. Haley. for Honolulu
l3-Sch N1iEriki, Nal-ia. fr kaLului.
13->rn Emma Ep.k-. W-tLerhy. fr Honolulu
If-$-m kIauea. NrGreEOr. for Honolulu.
I5-Sch N1I1kai. fr Houoiua.
I.-Sch K.kau!lohi, Haley. Tr Hawaii
I1-Stu kiiau-a. NcGregar. fr Hawaii.
Is-Sch Net-e Merrill. Crane, for HIo.
Is-~ch NrIEeiEi, Napra. for Honolulu.
2I-Sch NauU1kawai. John. for Hama
Sch Kam.L Shepherd. for KahulUi.
Z3-Wh ship Europa. Crosby. for cruise.
2S-Wh bark Hercules, Dexter, for cruise.
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DEPARTURE .

April 23-Eaw VIII brig Victoria. Fish. for Arctic.
27-Sch NoIwahine. kuheaua, for Iau1lei.
27-Sch kamrhfmeia ". Clark. for NaHkO.
27-Ste4mer kHauea, NcGregor, for wiudwari ports.
27-Steamer Annie Laurie. Merchant. for Kauai.
2T-Sch Emma Rocke, Wetterty, for Lahaiua & Makees
Landing
2S-Sch KaIama, johnson. for ports on Kauai.
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PORT OF HILO.
ARRIVALS.

AprI 2O-Am VIII ship Gov. Troupe, Ashley, from home, via
Mocha. with IS bH- sp-
2l-Am VII ship BrlHsSick, Potter, e mos from home, IS
bi. sp.
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once Of the Literary Board,
RAixIox. 'March 2Sth. 1893

RESOLUTIONS WERE AD0P.
ted and ordered BY the Board to be Pubahed With
the tabular forth the Spring distribution
Rsousd That this Board apprsciatng the eendion Of
thu country and looking the future history " this
mOnweah do hereby urge upon all Boards OF Superin
tendenss School Committees and our citisens generally
perpeuate and increase in number and efficiency the
Common Schools Of the State and that they
upon give to the General Superintendent their warm
est cooperation.
Rssoseed, That the funds of the Board under proper
management ample, together with the School tax from
the people and IN every eho
year.
Resoired That is the Ut the Board that
the Boards Of SuperDtcndents and School c.uim1iees
shall annually expend the entire amount 0f schdO fund
the edit Of each county, in keeping up the SchOos
and that they employ competent female we'll as male
Teachers and especially when It can be done. wounded
and disabled SOLDIERS ut such as Will remunerate
them for their services.
Resoiued, That the assessments made Tor common
Schools those which or may be in
the enema shall be placed TO the credit OF said
counties the books If the Bsard and shall be dsbursed
to them lbs s.s,n Ms they can be propery used.
The President and Directors f he Literary fund having
made distrbut,on Of $oVO ordered that the following
tabular be published showing the Spring dis
trbutlOn each county.
The amount Of suid Spring distribution will be paid to
tse entitled to the application to the Treasury
Department.
shares fom the Counties out Of which they
were respectively formed there having been report
rom said counties Under the law Of the General Assembly
|. z. b. VANCE,
!. Fresidsnt es G6scio
r 4~RArsxr In
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF 4NORTH-CARO-.
LIMA. :
:. "A PROCLAMATION.

vx1HEREAs, IT RAs BECOME APPiREET TO NE
w and TO oil who interested in the welfare IT the
among their eIowmen, from the cries which reach US
from the in all sections Of the land that starvation
will be the fate of many Of our
can be arrested md Whereas it is my beunden duty to
prosct the citizens State Of which have the honor
% be tie Chief Magistrate against the evils consequent
- Xew. .hesef're. l. zEBUL0N B. VAEch .Goyeraor Of
Carolina d. by and with the advice and so9sens
the Council Of State this ProclaatOn
all pesons for the space of thirty days from the oa.
hereof from exporting of the following articles oeyoGo
Bse Corr, Meal Flour Wheat. Poatoes Shoes Leather
Hides, Cotton Cloth, and Yarn and Wooden Cloth
From this prohibition the following persons are u" re
exempted All Quar,ermasters and Commissary Agents
Of the Confederate Government and Of State 81 the
Confederacy exhibiting proper evidence OF their omega
character Alss all Agents Of any County DstEe iTwn
or Corporation, of other States who shall exhloit
tory proof of their agency for the purchase OF snch
for such County District, Town Or Corporation tor
uses, or for distribution at cost and transportation
not for resale profit Also all persons whether
non-residents of the State who may purchase a"y
said articles for their private USE of winch. Deors ,he
Peace NAV be taken as evidence The exception is to
TEND to Salt made by residents ON the sea coast ana IN
their works. and to cargoes entering po'' VI ''S
State from abroad. "a.
ANY Of said articles that may be stopped :" transs"
from our borders are to be cnscated to the use OF zoe
State The Celonels of Militia throughout the ae
enoned to see that this =, sustain and aid
me Carrying ont object this Procanssion 10 dsssn
sd~s far al possible. to effect c,,n
SEAL: nor Captain General and Commander n-Cn,ea
-, hath signed these presents and caused the great
si none a az onr ty q" Raleigh this 18th day April
1853 and in the year Of our W.
BY the Governor: u. D. ~ 0NSD'
All papers in the State copy two weeks and send
bills to Executive Office.
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DAVENPORT FEMALE coLLFcp

LkNOlk, q. y.
(NkAR TIE nouNfAINs)
Rev. A. g. STACY, President and Professor Of No.,
Moral Science, sud English Literature. nalA1
Rev. GEoRGS F. RoUxD. A. B., Professor Of Mol.
Natural Science and Ancient Languages. enlGiis
:: 3. AoSrGoNERY. ESQ. Assistant in Matbem.,.
Mrs. T. AxELIA wILBAR Instructress in i',aNes
Miss EMMA RANKIN, Iustructress in Muso
Miss SARAH T.. RANKIN, Insiructress IN n
Branches III Ornsm.,
sr. G. F. STACY, Superintendent of .oci,, IN, !, ~
:, :, A. a. so.oaes, n. d., Lecturer on phr,:,
NOR THE PRESENT YEAR, THERE WIZ,
irregular collegiate tenn divided W.. " ILL b. ~
The summer session will cunnmrncs m u'o two sesi
close August the 3lst The secnnd sa:y. 'ne wi ~i
september the 'st, and end December ,ha 9 viii
| vance. -"" ''' H. payable s,rcki
Board SO; Tuition SIS; prepan,to,r ,.
ton No.! $i0 Secti.n No = H. n.y. department, T.,
sc e W.. ana Pastel Painting s.s Ane,snx, ~ pr
Eoh,s washing EXTRA Siud.nts to l,r" hansaags
iha' S Sues' pup" Cases, 1owes;etc 'nelfus
o;,,n "e ~"seee ~ Beautifully sual, IN a m,rn...
from the r.vages of the enemy
=" aS .or neal'h and comfort. No rrt , Ultimate ~
the e institution equal to he bst Fem, W" a
da,, r0r further particulars .nniss
rs". a. aDDeVe -. Those wn sya' The Ps
.t Us .n's year. would do well to por ~ pal
na.sSns .aes' convenience Breakfasnp in s. NE fac
Tha ps may dine in Leuor ON The same d 10 SALISBURY
resident Will Jake Charge of students a,s,.
z:'n ana conduct them to Lenar. "'''a'es'lI.
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Gu Stauaara.
sA.ll we know Each Other Theres

When we hear the music ringing
Through the bright celestial dome,
When sweet angetvoiees singing,
"Giadly bid us welcome home,
To the land of ancient story,
= Where the spirit knows no care
In the land Of light and glory "
Shall we know each other therel
When the holy angels meet US,
As we 90 to join their band,
Shall we know the friends that greet US
In that glorious spiritland?
Shall we sec their dark eyes shining
On us as in days of ycre? >:
Shall we feel their loved arms twin'ng
Fondly round us as before!
Oh, ye weary tempesttost ones,
Drop not, Eint not by the way;
Ye shall surely find the lost ones
In the land of perfect day.
Harpstrings touched by angel fingers
:. Murmur in my raptured ear
Evermore their sweet tone fingers
We shall know each other there.
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lori GUILFORp

AcC1sIAAN AND SeorT.-A correspondence Of the
New fesk Tribune states circumstantially tina, Nc.
Nlella6s reason for not reporting his plans &c. 70
Scott WIS that he had discovered ihatscetts odsce
out tst Scots son1n-lsw, Col. Henry L Sestt ~
exposed them to the Conederstea; thst 20 lsttsr
on being summoned to the White Houae. cpn f.ssed
it and instead of being PUNISHED, was place onti,e
nebired list with the pay and enoluments If Uclonel
.ofeasairy, and ,mmediatsly'went to Euroys, whsre
he is daiag all he can for secession. All th;a the
correspondent says, is the reason why Gan. Ecatt
viii act Hublish anything. -"
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400 NEGROES WANTED.

sUynE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE TERI
j hundred hands to work the grading of thsCs
ham .ksiiroad. :,
The line runs through healthy country. on highne
and I'LL hands employed on the rnad, viii be well ss
cared for We will hire either by the month or the y
Apply to US at Cary. miles west of Raleigh, OF an
wood; or Lockville, Chatham county, NC
! In CLEGG & CO., Contrasf-
REFERENCES. =,
KIP Battle Pres't. Chatham r. r. Company. Rsss
and ". j. Hawkins, Pres't Raleigh & Castor H. y
pany, Raleigh. j
Feb. IL, 1858. ~
a Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examiner, Ps "
burg Express, Charleston Mercury, Daily Progress, \
mingtou Journal and Fayetteville Observer. will esa
sert to the amount Of six dollars and forward bills
n C. Standard.
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o., CITY BATTsLION
Last CHANCE Fox Ce1SS..D,,.

psuS u b 81 AaUTHoR!zED To RAISE cov
TIN Vay invite the a,en,"u Of aII Guy Battalion
cba"na ot"rs ts."g snroLed5 and ostss ssset g
s srauud k Ing gsd ss = INT;
ed in Bar racks at R;chmvnd AZ" permanently station
my gwen Quarters and ratlous furnished f gOra Cloth
enlistment; also, transportation "eu from DAY d
Aaaress WIN. Fl. ALLISON.
Capt; and Recruiting Officer
April I, 1868. '", 30 Neammd, Va
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CHRISTIANS OINTMENT.
ME- MOST POPULAR AND EFFlCAC1nUS IN

CHEESEMAN'S OINTMENT.
TIME MOST POPULAR AND BFFlCAClnUS IN
theSonthern Confederacy il nlw prepared IN Wilson,
N. G.. by THOMAS F. CHRISTIAN.
The chief object the original OF THIS ONT
ment WAS for the cure of Itch 10 its various forms nas
however proyed itself invaluable remedy for letter.
Saead cutaneous diseases in some instances OLD sores
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 Tor camp ana
hospital use. 10 its application to over hundred eases,
Seen tssteS horse ies and Ndn aesssis1 ssre
backs md soudsrs In testimony of its curative powers
my aoNnt Of reliable certificates could be adducsd Such
sdeeped Of place. t1e ointment when tried, gives
simple proof of its in the of all these all
ments II can be used in any climate. either cold h
rainy clear weather without any danger to the patient
This ointment is put up only by the subscriber in to and
glass isrs with full directions and will be furnished to
persons In waRt Of it at from one dollar to fifty dollars
the cash Druggists will he furnished At reasonable de-
duction, by Purchasing large quantity. All orders
REFERENCES
CuARLEs F. DEEns. D. D, Wilsop:N. G..
=, w. g. JORDAN, Wilson, N. G. p.
T. Dr.. W. Fl. HooPER, Csswel Co., N. G.
Wilson, N. G., Feb. 10; 1863. ls-6n..
sHVHE SUBSCRIBER IS AN UHpERrAKsR ALSO.
and is prepared with NIL the Auds requisite for dis
inering and removing dead from any battle held to
any part or section Of The Southern Confederscy per.
SOFAS iosiIg frends relatives. tatbe sons or 6roaers
wishing them taken up and Inferred in their family grave
yard applying him will at short notice. receive their
friends 1T sny point they may wish them moved.
(, Feb. 10. 1885,. 80; :ls-sm.
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Ely LOST.

0sT' ON THE NIGHT OF Tue 2sD OF MARI,
ranauu b"k containing the following VA .s,H nen'
recoeced certificate from the Treasurer M s ara
Issued i!th September 1852, to Samuel j. Cr,w t
ogo eight per cent bond some $50 in Sat-, s%T% sa
notes fnndabe in six and eight per cent bonds:
fedeate BILLS and between forty and sxy uo'aF e
bank bills Ny name, Capt John E. MURRAY Ga u e a
N T. volunteers, was also sin the book ais, ,,,..
the book relieving me Of my command in said rey1npe,
thereby warn all persons from trading tor the sho,
ANY inflammation concerning this loss NAV b e 1s.
the Editor Of the asdard and satisfactory revs,d
be paid for the recovery Of the memorandum box S,N
and money. JOHN, a. NvSR S; AST'ps1
Big Falls, N C.
April 10, 1868. s6-wkswstS
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why al this attempt 70 excite odiuls against the.
course that the President Is ps+rsainyi Why bring
q pressure upon him, 10 make him change it r.
For ourselves, we like plain stTaigh sail
ing. II We defer to the President wede to him;
if We do not, we do not pretend to it. This may
make man an. awkward courtier," but at least
it best COMFORTS with an honest bearing aud man
lu natriotism RicAnaotd Sentinel
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV ARD.
zoe, 600 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE Al
AUCTION.

TIME FLoRIDAs ATLANTIC AND GULF CESTal
Il Railroad Company has z''o,,v' acres Of LAND. Vhi
was appraised in sos and e,'nveveh to two Trhsisr
secure The. payment Of Free. Land Bonds issued b.
Company; which I shalt offer sale at Lake Sii
Wednesday the 18th IF May. 1858
These lands are valuable for purposes Of cuI;iltt
tpany Of ,hel) Others for timber, turpentine aud N
situated in the most heathfnl portion of the State !
nfS-r great inducements to persrns disposed 10 ns1
nnueS in lands. Private sales will be made nn,illbs
Of sale: WM- y. JEFfRtfS
Agent of Trusea|
March a. 1881. 26-w&SMi!
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Hepk was diaing with Mr. Crosse, ut HI London.
th, uwn open; they Rere merry party, ana were
td.xing and laughing loudly when some Wie Who
was passing by threw penny piece into The Teen,
VIII, Y, fell on the table close by quaztsr Of lamb
that We host VAS 'carvigg.. "Ahs mistAanaa. L
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., PILES, FIsTULA, JUNIORS,

UlceratiOns Of the Womb, Spermat0rrn1a, Sy.
.phflitic Affections, 30.
mr.. j. A. CLOPTON, DF HUNTSVILLE, Ala,
II viii be in Raleigh the first Of July where he may be
consulted for few DAYS eoperses with perfect
for Piles aud guarantees perfect in every Of
Piles, where the Tumors curne down when at stool He
operated with perfect success few days ago. in case Of
large tea cup at every stool Those who doubt may ad
dress Mr.. H. H. Berry, Monticello, Florida ~.
Dr. operated some desperate cases in Salisbury last
year. one Of them is known every citizen of Salisbury
Ladies Of the City and vicinity will be visited at their
homes He will be in Salisbury the first Of June, Green's
borough the 18th Of June.
March 81, 1868. 24-wAswu
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w. r: RICHARDSON q Cos,
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION hEhch ANTS,

w, r.: RICHARDSON q Coz,
STOCK BROKERS AND CO6iMISSlON hEhehA STSs
!, Ra1eigh, N. c.
:. foTYIce ON FAYETTkvILLs. sTaEEf
uRYHLGIV PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
" sales and purchassaof State .nd osnsde, a,s hond
ss eonscs with ths different departments Of the State
assE note. Of eli southern States boaght and sod.
, : !*tt.F. RkyERsNCx8 - Ia
o.G Parsley; Wilmington. =
wa. Wright do.
JoAa D. Wliiams Fayetteville. i.
" G.. RroAsdfGot,s do.
J. J. BlackStood, Ch.rletta -.
W.K Lane. Wayne Couuty. -:
john D. Win ford Craven County = 4,
Hon. ThosAs I.l,iin, Nxaa~aee County.
: Hon. ". n. Edysaz1ass Warren Oaunty,s.
Hon. o. W. Courts Rockingham County:
H. ". Qiion. LinHom County,
AaA 1tissss Of kel.sh, esssaiatJ. - y. :
n ,1s4sL e-~eaRs0.
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A5O REWARD,

n ANYWAY FROM The SUBSCRlSEs ~
H 18th of Octobcr.a negro boy IVES SAG usi
,black, aivut % years 1T .ge5 .et ans;or s
win pay the above rewardfo his appssIn aS RIDE
ford County,,N. @. ih"NAe I'D
Jan: 81, 1868.
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yALUABLEIANDs FOR SALE IN p''
s,OlINTY. N. e.. vnr

HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRAILS scu miles It below
Il sale, lying in bavie County, rev ;r n'' II
Hill o, Rauls Ferry, the Yadkn r,' ether cont,
One tract contains abaut sas acres the iii sell ths
about 500 acres adjoining each other Sa in healthy
Of country and we'll adapted to the raising sn 20 and
bacco Any person wishing to purchase 4 iex
the same and call to sedre or address n'' A. BuS3
N. c.. vi
Dec. 2, 1859. 1
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NOTICE..

RY. VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF GRANvIu,f
- County Court, held the LIST Monday in A a,N I
s62. shall sell on Saturday the I'd day Of Nav 1875
credit of six montbs to the highest bid the land
"ngng to the estate Of Green stanton deceased iuiu
the lands ofKAtreIrs Springs, B.. v Sims and o,Se,s
Bond and approved security required; title held unit
the purchase money is paid.
JAMES FULLER, Admit
April 10, 1862 S0-w&swid
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n ii was ordered BY the Board hat for the pre-.
sent, .e SUN allowed tor publishing distribution be in
creased $50 for spring and BIO FIR fall Distribution
1t further ordered that the above be published in
Raleigh Standard, Tarbur,ugh Suuherner, Wim: nkt"n
Journal, Fayetteville Observer, n G. Argus, Western
Democrat Greensboro Patro'. Asheville News, Reader
sopvlle Times Salisbury Watchnan and Milton Chrunice.
These papers will please copy three times and for
ward cpv Of advertisement The Secretary. who will
then forward check for the *2o allowed.
April Z 1853. 29-St
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TIME.

: Time .aas e past; thou oanst not II rscalt:
: 1sss q thou hast; employ the portion anal:
8 frsa;s future Is not, and may never be, =
Tiue pressxt il the only time for thea
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7sFiFFY nOLLAR RS. REWARD

,ES0R THE APPREHENSION OF A N hsnps
E called DON CARLOS. belonging to Ia Is ssa
mons, Of Martin cn,,n,y. N. G. Said negro !. must
plexion, has grey whskers, and had IN w ha PA
heavy pair If boats He RIM away from 'l aaub =
ks,isc,ad ahsut the 2tttof Msrch, and no ,av h
to- make hi, way To the enemy We vii pH re "
ward II lodged in any jail in this State n
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DESIRABLE TowN PROPERTY FOR

DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOK
a SALE. -.
honse and lot in Greensbornugh, e. The lot con-
tsns two acres we'll improved The dwelling isa COM
modous we'll built house. good repair, with all neces-
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For RENT,

FOR RENT. Am ri
VUVHAT WELL KNOWN HOUSE AND L a,ir NJ;
i Eastern part OF the City Of Raleigh recen" ioDs
by Mr.. john Hutchirs. The heuse CONTAINS .r to
all the necessary oI:hnuses. For terms. aPPuu no
dersigned }. T. L. ~
Raleigh, March y, 1868. -
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WANTED,
q nnA TO 5000 LBS. OF FODDER. FOR
e6eOUU which w,lmy the highest market price,
delivered in Raleigh or will haul it myself
20 or 80 barrels of CORN Apply to
~ " w !. G. BROMELI,
Or NJ. Ii. BROWN.
Raleigh, N. c., April II. 1888. "s 1T.