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ROCKS STATIONERY. ETC.

a. u.RsRAvEwgrrg r. :. HOWARD.
WHITE d HOWARD.-The under
w dsrsigued take pleasure In announcing 70
the public that they have opened Al the sptcions
mi II mt rooms OF the Presbyterian COMMITTEE.
~ Publication, No. loii Main street, large and
yariad assortment of EVERY ARTICLE usually
found in =
hitch 70 would DO pleased 10 show to our friends
No rains viii he arared TO give satisfaction 10
-, en- liners Tho stock consists 81 every article
nsiiy IN be- found In first cltss establish ment
usua t " Iic;,aJ WHITE HnWAkD,
car - ''4'' No lOli Main street
THREE NEW BOOKS.
NiCopgMUs WITH JESUS. BY Rev; J. =
OTIS An isro voinma. 2 20 pages. DehutiiuiiS
bound In English cloth Price, ,5c.
DIsC0rRSEs US REDEMPTION. By pev ntnsr
Robinson, d. D. svo., Isl pages. cloth. fhce
sTUpIFs OK THEPSALNs BY Rev. W. $ PLY
mer, u D. Large 3vo., loo pages, ciotn
Price IS.
Quest 81 Purchasers ph
: For snla by tie Presbyterian G rnmlttee oil PUB
tiea''"h' IVA VAN w. HkRGR We WHITE,
fa2A Superintendent.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT
ID JACOB EZbEIELs, IL MAIN sTREET.-He
has just received the following articles at greatly
reduced prices
BLEaCHED COTTONS at l2ic., worth l5c.;
UNBLEACHED COTTON, yard wide, at lgsc.;
CANTON FLANNEL> good quality, 25c.;
PILLOW CASE COTTON, fun width, SOC,
worth Toe:
BEAUTIFUL BALMORAL SKIRTS, $50, all
cuinrs;
FAST Color CALICOS, I5c good quality
PLAID POPLlHS, all colugs, ," 10 35c.;
HICKORY SHIFTING, tsc., worth 2jc.;
BED TlCkI%G, l-c., worth 2-sc.;
WHITE pAMA5k, FOR tAblr-clo'hs. 75c., one
aud three quarter yards wide
LADIES .UBIAs, all colors, Soc;
CLUST LACES, very cheap
REAL LACE COLLARS At SOC, f5c., and 81
CAaBRIC EDGINGS and IAsEkFlAGs al loo.
and upwar.s;
besides many articles TOO numerous to mention.
EZEkIEL'S CHEAP STORE,
do 81 Main street.
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La M4

yTIRGTNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
v CHANGE OF scHEDULE. ON and n,s,
I,HUspY /. 1881 the Day PsssPSDsH Jkna
for stanton and Jackson's river VIII IeaVspni"i
lSuniavs csesptedI 1t 100 4. y. 80,
A MONT fsSEyGt TRAIN for 6ordorsvllie,
connecting with trains on tho Orange ana hi"hAs-
dr "A m lrOaf u0r'h n south, seven th's Week
will Leave IT 7.30 y.
The sec mmodatfon Train Is disconiiuned.
TICKETS sold 10 Lynchburg and I'll rfc'ral
,,i,,. IN The s,,u, west altn, ~ Lexington WIN.
chester, and other points IN he Valley.
Freight recaip'ed through 70 al points on Tho
ncsS-s railroads.
Tho FREIGHT TRAIN connects with the NIGHT
TRAIN nj Dor tonsville On TIL ssDAYs THURS.
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, and by 1t passengers
can reach stanton By "a NJ.
n n. wHTrCOsB,
de29 General Superintendent
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n n. wHTTC0nR,
General superintendent
VIRGINIA cESrRAL RAILROAD
n.gn IN hor II f.Ya 4

70 ~ -TIT -sEfaEEzzr crHIr-z-
az - ..-..:,;:
last FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
i RICHMOND AND LYNCHBuEG The y,r.
gin'A Central and Orange and AleSaniria rail
roads heva arranged schedule for / DAILY
FREIGHT TRAlS BETWEEN RICHMOND AsD
LYSCHBURG. Goods Leaving Richmond At I A
". reach Lyrehburg same night. Goods tezylna
LyuChburx at7P. u reach Richmond next day n
Up. II. Through receipts given
III ID WHlTCOMB,
de 3 Gnnnral snpernlnnhant.
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VALENTINE IL FRANKLIN,
l2es MAIN SIRE. let,
RICHMOND, VA.

Merchants OF Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tsnue,ses are invited 10 examine our stock OF
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS. such As Buck
Gloves and GauntIets, MeTno Gloves and Gaunt-
lp's, Fancy Wooden Goods, Hoods, Sontags,
shawls, Nubias, &c, &c. F.; WOODEN snd Cotton
Hose ana Half Hose and a full stock Of NOTIONS,
snch as Belts and Beltings, Combs, spool Cotton,
Fancy Dress Buttons and Trimmings. In fact,
everything II The NOTION AND FANCY GOODS
LINE, and at prices as Low AS ANY NORTH
ERy MARKET
orders respectfully sol!cited-they will be
promptly and faithfully executed. -
MANN :. VALENTINE,
oc lots Z. A. FRANKLIN.
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GABLE DISPATCHES - IMPORT
ANT NEWS The Atlantic cable J. work ng
finely and improves every day. The company has
generously reduced the rates, and We have iol-
lowed in heir wake and reduced Ia" prices ~
FINE and WELL MADE CLOTHING by buying at
extremely low prices for cish, ard are -elirS the
same at a small nut remuncrative prpht to the con-
sinner Call and examine our stock, and Sc for
Yourself cur FIFTEEN DOLLAR SUITS can
be excelled-rhe price, aud quality, and style
cons id-red. CAN and see Us. ~ -
WILLIAM Ira SMITH co,
d. 2g-,s liz Main street.
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rREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD
AT HIRsH K CO.'S.

We have determined to sell the balance of our
stock OF DRESS GOODS at prime cost also all
WINTER GOODS on hand. No humbug
\. HIRSH & CO.,
fal s27 Broad street.
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FURNITURE. ETC.

ID ECEIVINa ANOTHER SUPPLY
II Of those beautiful p2rloI Suites, Rosewood
and Walnut In Beocusie and Plnsh-slyles Of
Qneen Elizabeth, Louis XIV, Napoleon III. ;, and
otbs hns and chole. patterns,
fRENcH a CRENSHAw,
corner Ninth ana Main s,rsats tup stairs).
ryts
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STEAMERS

DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
- PoINT, AND ALL LANDING o. sTs1
OF JAMES Rive on and AFTER - ~
tho Tenth Of SEPTEMBER tie x.xz4K.sssa>
GEORGFAN.A,....... Captain u. J. HIrL,
JoHN sYLvEsT ER, :, C4pt4.i. z. {. GIFF4Hn,
cept sundayr ats o'ctock 4. NJ, for CITY POINT,
NORFOLK, r9ETSAoUTH, and ALL LANDINGS
Passengers by these boats will arrive At CITY
Point IN time to connect with the earn tor Peters
burg.
Fare 10 City. Point. %
Ware 10 Horfolk.......r.,,...,.,. 2 80
Fare ID Norfolk second class..,........ 400
The GEoRGEANNA leaves Richmond MONDAY,
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURS.
The JOHN sYLL ESTER leaves Richmond TUES.
Day THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. ,z
DAY, and FRIDAY.
FRElGHT rsccived at all honrs and forwarded
to Norfolk, and from thence by steamer 10 Boston,
Baltimore, principal landings On Chesapeake bay,
and all landings on james river, IT Reasonable
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. h. TATUM, Agent.
ne Its odce At steamers wharf.
/ EOR NEW YORK >sSfa
a TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPA ssSsasxrss5.
! NY. -Tne splendid new sids- wheel stearlsbI .
! HATTERAs, ). ALEXANDER commander, ALEE.
every Tuesday and FRIDAY; leave New YORK
/ eysry WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
! These SHIPS are entirely new, and were balm
expressly tor the rorts.
they have splendid SALOONS and STATE.
/ ROOMS, and tao FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS and
/ ATTENTION gEo unsurpassed
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regu'sfJ
ST New York, on the Company's covered plsf,
within forty eight hours
| Shippers are invited 70 notice that tns-gfoat
! damage and loss By handling, and exposure RON
frequent shipping 40 on other lines. Il avoided
by this routs.
Freight for points beyond New York " II be Tor
-aFiea with dispatch. ard 90 charge made except
srtnal expenses ino1rTsd.
These ~ Ups discharge cargo In Jew York ~ pier
10 80 North river, and the ComPAny's steamers
| FOR Wilmington, North Carolina Charleston, Sa-
| vannAh Mobile aud Ne. orl-anS, leave from he
same pier. Goods Tor these points can 10 lsanS-
/ fsrFsd without expense or exposure.
| Insurance Is very low 10y these ships, and tns
| economy In time, insurance, and coHdiNOn IN
| which goods are delivered makes this he cheap.
sst route from Virginia. Insurance effected st
! loves. rates. when ordered.
| AGENTS:
| LIyI3CSToS, FOX SCo..
III Broadway, New forh.
SAMUEL AYRES = co.
Richmond. Virgins.
JOHN n. WEST,
Guy Point and Pstsneazs
III wgBB,
| Norfolk. Virgins.
| FOR freight or passage, apply TO
| SAMUEL ArREs 4 Co, Agents.
| once corner OF Cary and Virgins streets, oppo
site the Tobacco Exchange. DE- Ats
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WHITE FUR TRIMMING Just rs-
w csivsd by PowHArAS wESlGR,
no Mia ais Main slrsst, sssssgs9a sless.
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NoRrH-cARoL1NA BANK NOTES :
Married.:

In this City, on Wednesday evening, the 15ta
instant, by the Rev. j. K. Howell, Mr.. L. N.
NOVEL; to Miss EMILY G. AMIs.
BY William H. Hood, Esq, at his residence,
Eagle Rock, Wake county, on the morning of the
5th May, 1867, Mr.. BERRY HNNANT, of Johnston
county, to Miss KATE CHAMBLEE. former ward of
said Hood and daughter of the late John
Chamblee
At the residence of the brides father, on Sun
day morning. the 5th instant, by Jas. W. Dalby,
Esq.,, Mr.. E. F. SUIT to Miss MARY W. Goss, all
of Granville county, n G.
In Moore County, at the residence Of Archibald
McCallum, Esq, on the 7th instant, by John M.
Null, ESQ.,, WILLIAM MCLEOD, ESQ.,, to Miss
MARY JANE McCALLUM, all of Moore county.
At Wakefield on the 18th Of April, by the
Rev. Bennett 7. Blake, Mr.. F. H. JARMAN, OF
Jones County, to Miss BETTE K. FOSTER, daugh'
ter of A. J. Foster, Esq.
T At theresidence of DR.. Jno. Leach, Johnston
Co., on the 18TH inst, by the Rev. J. B. Bobbit,
Capt. R. H. HoBaooD, of Granville, to Miss
MoLLIE s. MAYNARD, daugter of the late Rev
R. G. Maynard.
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Special Notices. )
Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THoRsros. the great Engiish
Astrologist, Clarivoyant and Psychometrician,
who has astonished the scientific classes Of the
Old World, has now located herself at Hudson,
Y. Madame Thornton possesses such won
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son, N. Y. ,
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uIndians in the Woods .,

We had the pleasure Of seeing in the City
on Monday number of friends, and among
them Messrs. Peck, Neff and Hancock, of Will
mington, DR.. J. L. johnson, E. T. Blair, DIR.
w. H. H. Conner, L. G. Morton, W. F. Hem
derson, and that sterling old patriot, George
Riley. These gentlemen have visited Raj
clgh no doubt on important business. They
have the good of the country at heart, and
have spared no pains or expense to serve
the country. We are always glad to grasp
loyal men by the hand.
We know the Junior Editor of the Sentinel
can not bear the sight Of the old flag, but We
wonder if, by putting on a strong pair Of
glasses, he could see any thing that looks
like " Rel String"
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Death Of DR.. samuel c. Bruce.

CARTHAGE, May 9th, 1857.
MEssRs. W. w. HOLDEN u Son: This note will
bring you the sad intelligence ofthe death ofour
much estecmed and worthy friend, DR.. SAMUEL.
&C. BRUCE, Of Carthage, N. G..
After lingering for more than two years, with
fatal malady, he fell asleep, on Sabbath 5th Of
May 1867, we hope to awake again in that eternal
Sabbath which shall never end.
In his death the community has lost member
of great social qualities, and wholc-sou hosptali-
ty.t His ears were always open to the cry OF the
needy, and the poor the objects of his munif-
cent liberality. 4-s5
Dr. Bruce was o man of enlarged patriotism,
schooled and educated in the doctrins OF Webster,
Clay and their compeers, and was adevoted friend
to the Union and the Government. He was born
in Hillsborough, N. c., in 1902. Studied medi-
cine with Dr. Taylor, of Oxford, N c., and set
tied in Carthage in 1924, and practiced medicine
successfully for many years. lie was appointed
Clerk and Master in Equity in - by Judge
Strange, which Office he held up to his death. He
leaves widow and two children to mourn theil
| irreparable loss. (CoM.
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Read the Certificate of
Rev. r. T. FIuaIin.
To DIR. HosTETTER: +:

To DIR. HOSTETTER:
Dear Sr:-This is to certify that was taken
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PEELED to walk the floor incessantly. Twas nearly
deprived of my reason, and hope had entirely left
me, all the efforts made for my recovery having
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wife prevailed upon me to try your Bitters. A
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R. T. FLUALIN.
Hudson, Mich, August 80, 1866. l9-wlm.
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CURE OF INFLAMMATORY RHEU.
MATISM.

CURE OF INFLAMMATORY RHEU.
MATISM.
SING SING, Jan. IS, 1867.
DIR. BRANDRETH For some years have been
subject to attacks of indammatory rheumatism,
which usually come on every three or four
months My physicians were OF the highest repu-
tation. By their advice took colchicum, citric
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am respectfully yours,
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The Hon. Demas Barnes, says :-"Isell more
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BRANDRETHs PILLS are sold by all drug
gists, and at the principal Office Brandreth House,
New York.
Observe B. BRANDRETH in white letters on
the government stamp on each box.
May 9, 1867. NClm.
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-Four men were killed and twenty wound
ed in Mobile, and for what reason2 Not
because Judge Kelley uttered radical opin-
ions, but because in Mobile the spirit of Re-
bellion is still unconquered. But the other
day one of her papers boasted that Mobile
was the last city to surrender to the United
States In spirit and intention the riot diff
fered not one whit from any battle of the
war, and probably only want of opportunity
prevented massacre as bloody as that in
New-Orleans. If citizen of the United
States cannot address meeting in Mobile
safely, then Alabama cannot safely be admit
ted to representation in Congress. There is
but one way to decide this difficulty deep
and broad line must be drawn between 10y
atty and treason, such a line as Gen. Sheri-
dan has drawn in louisiana After the ex-
perience of Newt Orleans it is not creditaIle
10 the military government of Alabama that
this riot should have occurred. That Judge
Kelley refused to speak again is not surpris-
ing; he should have been protected at first,
and after SO narrowly escaping with his life,
he has wisely declined to offer himself again
as target to the Rebels of Mobile.-Neo
York Herald.
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Wants,
ASTROLOGY.

AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE RY THE GREAT ASTR0IQClST.

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ished those desiring them. Write plainly the day
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enclosing small lock Of hair.
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April 6, 1857. 6-tw&w1y.
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EDUCATION OF THE FREEDMEN.-A report,
received from Colonel N. A. Miles, assistant
commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau for
the State OF North Carolina, shows that there
are one hundred and forty-six freedmen's
schools in that State, forty-six of which are
supported by the freedmen. The whole num-
ber ofpupils in the State are ten thousand
two hundred and eighty-eight; teachers one
hundred and seventy-four, fifty three of
whom are colored. Eighteen of the school
buildings are owned by the freedmen. There
are one hundred and twenty-four Sabbath
schools with nine thousand five hundred and
seventy -one pupils. The freedmen paid tut
ton fees amounting to 1858 4s during the
month of April
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RALEIGH. n. g.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1857
Great Meeting at High Point.

We learn from correspondents and from
friends who we're present, that the Mass
Meeting of Republicans at High Point, on
Saturday last was large and highly enthusi-
astic. About two thousand persons We're
present.
The meeting was organized by calling
Rev. Mr.. Tussy, colored to the chair, and ap-
pointing Rev. W. J. Williams, colored, Sec
retary. Mr. Tussy addressed the vast as
semblage in fine style, explaining the objects
of the meeting, and dwelling especially on
he blessings of liberty.
Some excellent resolutions (Which shall
appear in our next,) were then adopted, after
which the meeting adjourned till the after
noon.
The meeting was addressed in the after
noon by j. Henry Harris, ]. W. Holden, A.
w. Tourgee, Rev. G. W. Welker, w. f.
Henderson, and John II. Boner. Proceed,
ings in full in our next.
The Republicans ofthe State are moving in
admirable style. They are determined, II the
State should not be reconstructed under the
Sherman act, that it shall not be their fault
1t is matter of special qualification that the
colored people are so unanimously and en-
Enthusiastically with the Republican party
1t is now apparent to all that the efforts o
the rebel leaders to entrap the colored peo
pie into their support, have proved ridicu
lous failures. The colored man knows wei
who gave him his liberty, and upon whom
he must depend in the future for protection
to all his rights.
Keep the ball rolling. Liberty and
Union, now and forever, one andinseparable.
Under this sign we conquer.
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DIXON, ALBRIGHT 4 Co.,
PARAMOUNT FOUNDRY,

Chatham Co.. N. C. 4
rTNHE ABOVE NAMED FIRM HAVING DIS.
j SOLVED copartnership, by mutual consent.
they request all persons indebted to them 70
come forward and make payment. The above
named firm is now known By the name Of Dixon,
Durham, Griffin " Co. We are prepared to make
Castings OF various patterns, such as
Grist and Saw Mill Castings,
Barke Mill, and Ample Mill and Factory Castiugs,
Mole Boards OF various patterns, and ara manu-
featuring Horse. Power and Thrashng Machines,
and Straw Cutters, and Molasses Mills, and will
repair Machinery. Terms, cash or barter The
proprietors are mechanics and the most Of them
have been engaged in foundry and machine shop
for several years, and having 10 our employ prac-
tical mechanics we feel confident that We can give
general satisfaction.
All orders or letters sent to our address, at
Snow Camp, Alamance Co., N. c., will be prompt
ly attended to.
April 81, 1867. 15-w5t
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Col. J. d. Whitford.

We are glad to learn, from q reliable source,
that the rumored removal, by military order, OF
this gentleman as President of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad, is without foundation.
1t nav be true that certain persons about New
bern, desiring to make their new born "loyalty"
paw have endeavored to effect this object, but we
have no idea that General Sckles will give his
approval to their partizan schemes Wilmington
J0uFnel.
We had not heard of this proposed re-
moval before Mr. Thomas was turned out
of this office on account of his loyalty, and
Mr.. Whitford was put in on account of his
disloyalty. The organization of this Rail
road is bitterly hostile to the national gov
ernment. No truly loyal man can get en-
ployment from this corporation. One of
the main tests for employment and office
under it is, does the applicant sympathize
with the dead Confederacy, and does he hate
the Republican partya
North Carolina, in all its qualifications, is
still substantially under rebel rule These
rebels control every thing. They hold all
the offices, they manage all the corporations
and they have unlimited power to tax oul
people to raise money to be disbursed among
themselves All their interests, and all theil
sympathies and repugnances are, therefore
directly in the way of reconstruction. In
the first place, they do not love the govern.
ment well enough to reconstruct it volunta
rily; and in the second place, they do mo-
want it reconstructed, because they know
that when the work is done they will hav
to walk out of Office, and go to work lik
other people for living.
Our only hope hereafter, as heretofore, i
in the Congress. That body is true to tn
Union and to Liberty and Justice. 1t vii
be obliged, in order to reconstruct the Union
TO ABOLISH THE EXISTING REBEL oRGANIzA
TIoNs. This must be done, or the UnioI
may never be restored. 1t will soon b,
time for the loyal people to move in thi
matter. Congress will re-assemble in July
Let memorials go up by thousands to tina
body, imploring it to deliver us from rebe
rule and thus enable us to restore the Stat
to the Union.