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NyIyL~s oARDsS
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Supported ., the whale sr.Ssn n, sf viii aees.r
LITTLE ORioKEf
"''a iSi' TSIf. AID iS 'si sSFsusIAsrlo Aveusxoas
In ''' evening siss Ss@TsaS6siffS GsSsfs MiHfouELL
The ens,r. csmpsny In the east
90 "e '''' rmH III S0Sis GissAr SHADOW DANCE
a. i.TE s;5SETl s;ssiyST TsTys,SSs Ss 4HS9OHH
A.; iyg,S SsTs sSs srSas xs3 fuE rLsOaE
sfihssDiD NV M % SSssfsSi s,;l tarA sSS;is'n
SINGING Ar9 HD2isssEs 2hsSss Ao4tso.
STATS sEcuRsD, SIX DAYS IN ADvAsos
OLyMPIo THEATRE COMMENCES At EIGHT.
500 ' iHii sSsi X SaT TssSS$saA SsSSS ss4lsaA aAf
rHx GERS THRf FxTS At II Asr
sLxxrIso BEAUTY sas'5ra N n THE WOOD.
"s3 SsgSSsss 81 Ss' SstAnA.5shsD @ sy Asy sHsy,ous
THE GRAND TRANsFORMAT ALTON SCENE BY HAYES.
NEW Gs$ e Hos BAKER
aoRaEoys SosITTEss s AZ; AEPoINTSESTs, RrT ryvpors
A'D "GSRsttSs MRs' JOHN SHSas''0AA wooD. A''A0''
u; s sdsEsouE COMPANY
EVERY sIeH4 H41h FIJI tuaHsHAki SusTakR NOTICE
Keep tho grand
oomsd, snP will commence with the petite
KArEosRrEN Mrss hrhoiiorMrss LUCIA pEANR
Whose SSsf ssSsi i sdsssssSSI jss ass5; sa. S'sa
OLYMPIc rHEArRE
THE sLEEslsS hAsn sEAS1 sAxSrx x4TITHs N Te WOOD
Doors open At one-OommenOes At two O'Clock.
/" Proprietor and Msgsgsi ssTsRDx4 Mr.. Lester w'''''t
rhlrd nigh. this season Of
VERY nH' aErhaoTfss HssnFe EA5hAcSis dYafS Sa.xA.
and s sss n.w wn Syf y sas
s. IN Th No ; w Sss viii NJ ALAG S Mr. JSan H.
Williamson; Tr ward NJ. Sfoxns, Ms das.n. M:s Gsa:
I5$ss SPueoaur. successful Comedy HOW SHE
Tuesday, g LARRY Oh NOT TO MARRY ..d IcI ON
Es:; sfsSEs sSp IS Ss$Saus~ @, ..,
Mr. Lesisr WALLACE can only perform for limited number
Doors open at 7k, overture ats.
BsoADwAY rHEkEEE; kETEA NOTICE
production Of the great spectacular Drama entitled
SEVEN DAUGHTERS
va SATAN,
Msnd cs sIsos May - and every svs"as %
day,
j. u. McDONOUCH,
under whose direction the play viii be produced The
and incidents Of the play are the mos novel and startling
BBAUrTFUL TABLEAUx, zoUAvE MARCH AND DstLL.
In which
TWENTY YOUNG LADIES
will appear In full costume.
sTORXING AND CAPTURE
REBEL EARTHWORKS BEFORE RICHMOND.
Grand Ballet and Garland Dance led by
MILE AURIOL.
her 6rst appearance In ths theatre.
Local scenery by
Mr.. q. MAEDER.
The last Scene with mechanical effects pain
GEORGE vANDERLICH
aud produced at q cost Of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
pROADwAy THEATRE-ExTRA NOriCE.-IN CON
~ sequence Of the necessary preparations for the peodue
ten Of speciuar drama OF the Seven Daughters Of
saen Monday next May % there VIII be performance
at the Broadway theatre this Saturday evening
0EOR0E wOoD Manager.
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DRY GOODS.

OhI 0OODss
IL ANnN sHKHTIn0a m &,
- rrHoss noRE or rHoss
.fam. LINEN sHEETNua
BRON NINE TO TWELVE sHILLIN0s A YARD
oper cont less tAaa they sold
In tho auction rooms tie iass wssk s.
DOTTED AND FIGURED
SWISS hUSLikS WHITE AND C0LORED seOTa.
500 Sfa DoLEARsss LLEEAkasswSkES wSkFT cHEAf-
-, .cx 49,, or FINE LACE vEIIA. -,.-
bLACx AND WHITE. EVERY STYLE AND SHAPR.
ThiAAhD WITH BUqLEy BEADS, STEEL. 20
AT VERY Low PRIOBS.
ALSO Ho6sEkKEriso GooDs
HOSIERY.
UNDERWEAR,
OOR9ErS AND HOOP BKIRT2
LINEN HANDRRRCHfBFS
EMBR0IDKRIES,
xrLIfNss9 fhissSss sns6ops
STRAW GOODS,
FANOv GOODS
PARASOf2,
SUN UMBRELLAA
YANKEE NOTIONS, AC, Co.
SPECIALLY
so SHETLAND 8HAWIA,
WHITE. BLA0K, SCARLET, PEARL. 90.
JUST ~ sHs MHlTh rHiso IsSS sos ssAwas sAAKn46oA
800 PuscHRR LACE sHAwIA
9O rUSCHER LACE MANriLLAS
STYLISH GOODS AT Low PRIoEs
1Ol and aOe Sixth Avenue near Fourteenth direct
N. b.-Seo our Advertisement In another column.
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VERY ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
valued about eiooQo somprislng everything neces
ssrv for largo four story house. for sale great sashcs
IN ios 70 suit Psnoforte rosewood Parlor Suits Psinfns
A "a, q 2ls West FowtAssh s'-ss>
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rURNITURE.

L,URNrTURB, MArrREssEsA BEDDING, LOOKING
N Glassos &c, chsapest al sREDEN CAMPBELL'S,
M Bowery between Stanton and Houston streets Gail and
save money Goods warrassed delivered free Furniture
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|
A = suRsHAMi ic ATSTIoNEER: ~
MAgEIrioENT HoUshHoLD rURNIrURB.
Superb Drawing Room Suits.
| Artistic Brouss statuary, saa 0ruA'o1 oAfp's''
o.swood and wanu. Chamber anu o'"''a
Dining Room Furniture Oh 'aAs '"'e A'o'A AVE
oS rs DAY s;s xs.' TIT ri'i
SALE H coxssscfsdA ass s,sTs AxFspes xE u 6:oLocx.
sosars *: ss.. r. sas
richly carved Ar Oval Back and Reception Chair
mssas nsq With 18th Plate os. Srsc.
% Rose and Sarsasr. s %0ta c.s"s
ss ssTs @ .ls Gsrps sa
0:'oasns, rch GIN Pier and xsnsi Mirrors CornOss o
sfs Sssss yssSss
Carved legs and case maze e CITY MAKER
os se .sS us :saa W, Ss:
70 ssnd this sss & take rS stages Sixth
aaSFsf.sEEFE
An the elegant Household Fnrnir. n, m.
pTa;.s sc.sins 1ouss wss Eighth sst~ssn SS
ss' p'se:ss :: sS' 70 s1sGa ss ssS.: ss az
sale the contents q the house. and mos. OF
%SSs and % a a the
persmporily. rain Or shine. offering Inducements
=, PAFLoR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
is covered In rich French satin brocatel reps
h Ssna and Poe.S vases o
namens elegant Brocate and Lace Curtains ane cosc.
1c II lss; STOOL
Sovhs VIII G%s1 lssnd 'SS Corners beautiful,
carved legs and with ali modern over.
rosewood and mahogany Bedseads, Bureaus
Sofas Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clocks Tables Bed Lounges
Table China Glass and Silver Ware cn.IsTs &C.
sale positive Deposits required.
Az q, ru LMSdNiFIcESF HogsEhoGp FURNITURE.
ISL WEST sFHTn srREsT Rks%S STONE House.
be sold this afternoon at ocIock precisely
COMPRISING P1rior Drawing Room, Dining Room Chamber
TX q ScsyE sTsy afsfgon PHgo
ELEGANTkS GANTkS silNy SAKyE& RoTNb c6SSESERs
oAATahNSHHY sTHiNWnY sTSSh soSs AxREss. AEP EGeyEE
Magnificent Etageres, Centre Tables Curtains Pier Mir
1ns sss. aad @
OF VoveI Tapestry and Ingram Carpets China Silver Cut
sss!snss S ssnss 's.
A YOUNG. .AuorIosEER,.LARaEs sALE o.
cicok Presey A. the residence No g waysrley place be-
Stool and Cover Also elegant rosewood and
px walnut rarior Suits covered IN the richest descriptions
rsaus Wsshstands Centre Tables elegantly carved Bed
Gs.SR s.d Raf s". GSeS Hair Spring Bed. snsmssa
Lace window Curtains, black walnut mahogany sofa
asn bottom Chars so'ss Lounges oocks Easy Cha
IN arst class house Sale perempory aud deposits
run directly past the ioor.
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THB TURF.

~~>~>~>~~>~>>>~~>~S>.~>>- >e>e~.S>,>~>~~so>oo.-
TThlON OOURaR L. L-rROTTiNu SATURDAY. NAY
u a. AZ O'Clock r. H. Match for OW mile heats hest
SIN In bAruesa Daniel Pnfer names W. m Lady Wsrren
Danid haeo names b. "a. Pstchen Filiy -
lN SHAW 4 WHITE. Proprctors
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A uCTION NOTICE.
IA SPECIAL SALE OF
Consisting OF
wooLLeNs, LINENS CARPETS. s1LEcIAs.
CANVASS. GLOVES AND OTHER DRY GOODS,
SAyed from late hre In
UNITED STATES BONDED WAREHOUSE
WILL BE SOLD
THIS DAY SATURDAY, MAY a.
Catalogues and goods ready
WM. TOPPING 4 co, AucHoneers
M Cbprr
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CIGARS AVID TOBACCO.

fNfoARs AND TOBACCO PINE HAVANA TOBACCO
~ Wrappers and Tners By the single bale low for cash
psnss & &hcsgn: a. sinSs pieces Of M yards low as %
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

FANCY TEAM OF ROAD HORSES FOR SALE
handsome stylish and fast; Is hands high years
Say ssd N Ia. t black 20 white blaze ses Of
Mare 10 hands fast, double single Also few aice road
n Horsss gsed stsPpers AgRy at new Now York Livery
Eighth ave0us 80 ~ ' -
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

INoR SALE CnEAP-A BLACK MARE. 6yEARs OLD,
sound and kind; " q very fas, trotter Can bo In
Marcy avenue second housa from Finishing Broo4
ira, or apply 70 q. Wilson Tt Pearl street N. Y.
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AT THE UNITED STATES HORSE AND CARRIAGE
"A Repository-H. j. JORDAN 3 CO. will sell By auc
ton, on Monday nert May o. At o'clock At Tho 6ued
States sale stables Firth and Forty fourth street,
BY house the city for dsposng
Saturday Special saes made when reauired and
particular attention u paid outside the establish
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

" EidarEHNrii siG7ir or uR z. EDDY,
. THREE IhMKNSH PTBOES WILLIAM FTIsfx.
Mr.. II Eddy. william Te4l-.Jnck ahsunn
Mr. n kddy. Jack ShebImrd 0iAaos At New ferS
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JTOR sALE-A FINE, BRIGHT DAY MARE, IeiS HANDS
syears Old ong TAN aud sound kind snd gentle
in every paviicular well suited for carr coupe Ar
ply 20 T. BBRTiNE No. East Thirty eight street, be
tween and NJ A. N.
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" BIGHTKRNrii NiG7fr or Mr. r. EDDY.
THREE IhAENsB PIBCss WILLIAM FTIsfx.
Mr r. EDDY. william Ten-JAck
Ar. r. Bddy Jack shs6fMrd A 0iAaos At New fssf
w SATURDAY. NAY n
rosirIvBLY THE LAST hIoHv
ras aS1r s. LAor
This evening vii be presentei, for
THE LAST TfMH,
Tom Tsyiors adaptation from French o. of
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
AND
SiN0ULARLY THRILLING DRAMAS
. 80 OF our day. with ith
nd bea lul scenery and splendid lncsdleG
MIS- ~. \ exos w owsAkL.ck Mss ADA CLlT0H BpM9
wALcOr. HANf.y 10.
SPECIAL NOTICE
The management has sincere pleasure In annouAsknE -
Mf8S HOSMRR
who will appear Monday 29th,
CAMILLE.
seats may nov be secured for x0adAy
E'oxs OLD BowERy THEATRE.
u Lessee. Director Manager .............Q L. 0Oa
MISS FANNY HERRING
IN NINE DirfERRNT cHxRAcrRRs.
THE FEMALE DETECTIVE.
rne Female Detoc,y. y....:.....:. Mlss Fanny Hsvta6
M,ies "a SS5eoppseen Miss Fanny Hsy1pe
JACK SHEPPARD AND His poo
Blackskia 6by the celebrated dcs, fsis3s1S
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tOHsES, CARRIAGES, &c.
A UOFiON N0IiCE.-R r. HAzELI. AUCrlONEER
IA BYJ. X. HALSEY 90.
Ha vtu ssu v
THIS DAY CSATURDAY,, MAY n
At IL O'CLOCK: Ia front Of store s. Beetman street
HOteSFS CARRIAGES, HARNESS. 40
compneng III partOne sorrel Pony, one Brewster Coal
box Wagon and Harness. c0mpsts one ct one dark bav
HORSE one sorre Horse Horse and two pair Bsys
together with Harness. Blankets Whips &c.
Terms cssh 10 current funds. Particulars at sale.
j. X. HALSEY 4 CO.. AuctionserA
s. BeekmAn street.
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hand Carriages Harness. &c, comprising Park Phae-
brets coaches Koctaways hne top and top road
LOR'S, ~ Cedar street - - - - '' y -
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p n CARvALHO, AuCTI0HEER. q liberty
~. sseet-Ths day (ssturdayh Nay "a s sales Rooms a.

~. slseet-This day tssurdayh Nay "a s Sales Rooms Al
81 O'Clock
500 OIL PAINTINGS AND ENeRAvlEes vh-Lana
scapes Portraits Interiors; Cattle Peees Animak, FRUITS
Flowers, National Gallery Of upsoo Generals. &c
IN J. FOSTER WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ON
n. Monday, 2oth Inst, ~ 101s A. q 3l5 Henry street.
the Household Furnure csnssoe OF Kitchen, PATes and
Bedroom Furniture.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. SO.

E'oR sALE-JUsy IN gRoS .rHB COUNTRY. A vRKv
stylish pair o. osy Horses year. old 10 hands III 4
30 together 10 about K minutes Gan be seen today and W
morrow g. i1 East rwensy-fourth streel Inquire o
The New York herald., 1865-05-27
SPORTING.

DOArs.-COPPER FASTENED LAP AND sMOOru
ID WORK Boats on hand at ss per foot meaiic Life
Boats. second hand Tor sale cheap; at STEPHEN RO-
BERra' Roat Building shop foot 81 Hon street. Harlem
river, N. Y. = - -'
The New York herald., 1865-05-27

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
" THIS SATURDAY, MAY r.
LAST GRAND MATINEE.
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY IN THE WOOD.
Doors open at one-c0mmences Ut two O'Clock.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-01-31

"WHPPEDl"-We learn that Mr.. Pitchford, of
Warren, said in his place in the Senate on Friday
last that he vas not original secessiOnist; that
he was opposed to the war at its beginning; and
that be foresaR we would be Dhipped Mr. War.
rem replied with much force repeating this express.
sion of Mr. Phchford which The latter did not deny
or qualify Is it possible that the Senator from the
secession County Of Warren admits that we are
uhipped? We have never said that TO be whip
ped is to be sbHugated and to be subjug.ted is to
rest supinely 10 provincial territorial condition
or restore the old government. Is Mr.. Ptchford
prepared to return to the federal Unione If he is
then separate State action, so much denounced IN
Warren and other secession Counties, will be IN
dispensable. If we whipped. or rather, as we
are whipped" what does Mr.. Pitchford propose
to do?
Since the above was written, we observe that Nj
Pitchford has explained himself in the Senate VIZ
thought his first expression was rather strong fol
Warren.
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TO THE PURIIC.

nave seen an advertisement in the SkIH|G-d By j. P
HuAnlS; IN relation Ia my SON Henry NJ Rosemond which
would not notice IL the statement read only by nv
htlSonrs who know all the fcts but Justice to myself
anu " my son. IN te estimation of persons who do not
En'" 'h" iacts require that should make this statement
apPrentlced my Ia Mr.. Adams and he CONT acted
10 board lodge and cnthe HIM in IL suitable WAY but he
was lodged aud clothed in The very shabbies manner and
winch was compelled to do whrk for The family dams
was not IN tIe contract as had put him with Mr. Adams
10 earn The trade of shoemaker At eueth finding that
my sun WAS so much imposed upon and So badly treated
directed him to leave MIR. Adims He did not leave of
his own accord, as Mr. Adams states Nv son was very
Prona6e TO Mr. Adams a shoemaker and was willing
that De should stay until his time out if he had been
deeent and justly treated; but felt bound at last when
G9nd there was hope of decent and Just treatment TO
ie MN to leave Mr. Adams has broken the contract as
can prove necessary, in court of justice. want no
quarrel or difficulty with Mr.. Adams but am determined
% 10 see thst my son has Justice As long be remained
with Mr. Adams he faithful ard ooedient to hin as an
apprentice, as bad told him TO be- and Mr. Adams really
mas no ground to complain of either nv myself
nave specimens of the clothing something that called
clothing that Mr.. Adams required him to wear which can
De seen ut my hOuse have nothing more to say.
jOHN ROSENOND
WaksGe. Jan. a. Iss5. Sat,
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true men, the Conservatives of the country. Like
their prototype and forerunner Lucfer, that "s son
of the morning" they have made an uprOar which
has torn
"Helrs concave, and beyond
Frighted the reign Of Chaos and old Night"
But
"EIim. the Almighty Power
Hurld headong faming from the ETHEREAL sky,
With hideous ruin and combustion, down
To bottomless perdition; there to dwell
In adamantine chains and penal fire."
Come independence or come restoration, these
secession leaders will deceive the people again.
They will never sit in the chief places enjoy
ing and dispensing hOnOrs Like "that old ser
pent, which is the Devil"-once Lucifer, that "son
Of the morniDg"-they will have "seal set upon
them, that they should deceive the nations no
MORE" So mote It be-
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CONFEDERATE TAX NOTICE.

q WILL ATTEND WITH THE ASSESSORS AT MY
Z clce in the city of Raleigh from Monday the thir
tccnh to Saturday the eighteenth of February laatO
receive the following due the lst day Of January,
l+6A, tn the Confederate Government viz:
lSL The taxes ON incomes. salaries and profits
End The additional tax Of ten per cent. profits made
Gy buying and selling from the ls day of January S64
IL the lst day Sf January, 1865.
'srd THO uf truaty fro per cent profits exceed
ing twenty-five per cent, made from the st of January
Is l. to the st of January 1885, by any bank banking
company insurance, canll navigation importing and ex-
porting, telegraph, express. railroad manufacturing or
other int stock company of any description whether in
cUrporaied or not.
4h The tax quarterly sales for the quarter ending
the 2lst December, 1864
5th The tax licences for the year 1885, due from
persons engaged in the following named trade busne
occupation, viz bankers aucOneers wholesale and re-
tail dealers pawnbrokerS dIstills brewers, hotels inns
taverns and eating houses brokers' commercial brokers
commission merchants. tobaccOusts theatres bowling al
leys, livery stable keepers cattle brokers' butchers BAKERS
peders apohecares photographers lawyers physicians
dentists, surgeons and cUnfectiOners.
All persons in arrears very respectfully requested to
make payment.
RUFUS H. PAGE,
Collector for Wake County.
Jan 81, 1865. 9-St
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-01-31

The Wilmington Journal is of the opinion that
the rumor ABOUT peace commissioners to Lincoln is
all "bosh," especially when coupled with the
statement that such men as Stephens, Boyce, Leach
and Glmer have been appointed. The Journal
thinks the Confederate Congress would not sem
trust the public honor" TO such men. Well, Mr..
Stephens is one of the commissioners, as the Jour-
nal has seen The "puSc honor" and the public
liberties were nercr safe in the hands of the orgi-
nal secessOnists. The apparent failure of the Con-
federate is largely owing to the fact that the
political opponents of Mr.. Stephens commenced,
and have carried on the revolution in their own
way; and now, when an effort is being made to
close the revolution, Conservatives are insuted by
the declaration that the "publc honor" must not
be entrusted to their hands. The original seces
sion leaders, like the abolitionsts of the North are
possessed of and governed by the demon of destruc
ton; they have talent only to pull down and de-
stroy,-they can neither preserve nor build up.-
And now they stand over the ruin they have made,
helpless and powerlcss, with their hands dripping
with human gore, unwilling themselves to attempt
the work Of peace and carping and snarling at the
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-01-31

We publish to-day the able and statesman like
speech of Mr.. Hanes, of Davidson, delivered in the
House of Commons of this State, on his resolutions,
looking to a Convention of the State and of the
Confederate States for the purpose of making peace.
The great reputation which Mr.. Hanes has won for
himself as the writer of "DauidsOn," and many
other articles which have from time to time appear
ed in the Standard and Progress is more than sus-
tanned by this speech. We bespeak for it general
and careful perusal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-01-31
LINVILLE.
For the Standard .

Fnr Tue NIandard.
CAMP NEAR HAMILTON Jan. 81, 1865.
EpIroR STAHDARD Please insert the follow
ing list Of field officers
N C. BRIGADE, JUNIOR RESERVES.
1st regiment, F. S. Armistead, Colonel; Q. W.
Broadfoot, Lieut. Colonel; W. Mex Clark Major
I'd regiment, J. II. Anderson, Colonel; w. F.
Beasley, Lieut. Colonel; N. a. Gregory, Major.
Sd regiment, j. W. Hinsdale, Colonel; W. F.
French. Lieut. Colonel; A. B. Ellington Major
lst Battalion, =, Colonel; -, Lieut. Colo
mel D. T. Millard Major.
Very respectfully, j. G. MILLER.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-01-31
ORDINANCE.
EPE IT ORDAINED Blythe CoSIIIsSIoSERs OF
Jan. 80, 1861

EpE IT ORDAINED Blythe C0MNIsSIoSERs OF
HD the city OF Raleigh - :. = - -
That IL shall not be lawful for auy.Sae bay or con-
tract to buy any meat prsvlsus OF 6ef article in the
city market without the wrten pefassiuno his or her
owner or manager nor Tor any slave buy
buy any meat provisions Or other article said market
with intent 10 sell the agn sell br offer to
sell any article purchasedp saih market a6diany slave
ped not exceeding thirty nine ashes the discretion of
the Mayor.
Sec The said Ordinance shall 90 info effect the
LIST dav of February and it shall be the duty Of the Clerk
to the in The cy papers, at the Court House,
Post Office and other public places
WM II. HARRISON, Mayor.
j. j. CnRISToPHERs Clerk.
Raleigh Jan. so, 1855 s-9t.