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MARIN .
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Br. Barqnentine Nancy Holt, Swami
(37 days.. Liverpool, WEEK & Mebsue
Steamer Urbana, Priest, New YorS
bound t. Charleston, pus in on ssooun
OF weather.
October S.-Schr Ray, Dennis, New
River. Edvards 4 Hall, with nava
stores.
October 9. - Steamship R.beeos
Clyde. Oliver. Baltimore, A D. c.
FAUX.
Schr, Katie Edwards. Moore. ia,
Landing. Edwards 4 Hall, With naval
| stores
October 11.-Schr. Walton, Corbeat
Richmond, Me-, o. G. Parsley, 81.
Sour. Ffaucis Satterly. Davis, Hsv
York. Worth i Worth,
Schr. Daybreak, Blake, Ballast,
Me-. B r. Mitchell + Son.
Schr. Mary @. Collins, Somers,
Philadelphia, Worth & Worth.
Schr. VIM. y. Scull, Barrett, New
York. Williams & Murcbison.
Brig Sarah Gilmore, Clifford, Phil
delphia, Master.
October II. - Steamship Resuls-
sor, Howe. New York, 4. b. O.ssux
Schr. Mary D. Ireland, Fisher, { 4
days.. Philadelphia. AAsssr. With coal
to J. A. Springer.
Schr. Martha Maria. vsaais, Bel
fast. Northrop & Cumming,
Sehr. D~niei Britain. Carroll, Phil
sdeIphia, Worth & Worsh, Nth coal
for W. i W. r. r Go.
Schr. James W. HAig, Bale, q dsys),
Philadelphia. Harriss s Howell, With
353 tons coal.
CLEARED.
Steamship Regulator, Howe. Nov
A. d. Cazaux.
Steamship D. J. Foley. Price. B.lti-
more, A. D. C4zAu1.
Schr. Mary Fl. Hand, Hand, Eev
York, Williams & Aurchison.
Schr. Robert L. Ozark, Hudson,
Washington { d. O. }, G. G. Baker &
Co.
Schr larry Not. Timmons. Boston,
Harriss Il Howell.
Norwegian Brig Albsross, Teusel-
san, Ballast. Irsland, Williams 4 Muir
Gibson.
October 1f.-Schr, Sidney G. Tyler,
Barrett. Philadelphia, Hsrriss & How
ell,
October II. - Steamship VIM. P.
Clyde. Doane, New York, 4. D. Ca
FAUX.
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FIX POsf FS.
COAS rWISH,

NEw York Sch. r. T. Crlak-
2.025 bbl.. rO=in.
Sebr Mary A a.nd-2,0l1 bbls.
TO an, 80 bales cotton.
BALTIMORE D. J Foley
-l3l casks spirits surp-ntine, 33I
harrols rosin. 75 do. tar, 25 do pitch,
IA boss cotton, Is 10. yarn. / do
wool, - h1snals peanuts. II bats
:hpeting, 81 rh73a tar. pkgs. m1se.
~. 0DN f"et nf lnmhar.
EosToH. -Sohr. larry Not Is, 500
fee: !u.nher
New YoR,1. - c,team r Benefactor.
cleared Oct. 7. Il go bal S cNt:ou. AS
ob!s roern. 100 tb's. Cr,l,le turpen-
tine. 10 casks kaoiin, 10 h>.ss SheA'-
irg. 3 pkgs. wax. bale hides, 10
pkgs. m1se.
>Fw YoKK,-Scirr Sidney G. Tyler
., go irhlR rosia, 225, 600 sh'rgles.
New York -StesIner Wm. 2. Clyde,
SIT bales cotton, Il do. sheeting. IS
bushels PEANUTS, bales wool, IA do
herbs. 6 do. hides, 81 pkgs. mdse.
10, 500 feet lumber.
FOREIGN.
acknowledgements Brig Albatross,
1871 bis. rOGin.
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Postal Notice.

For the benefit of those who are IN
the habit of placing stamps on various
parts of IN envelope, we wound state
that the Department. sordered all let
ters to be sent to the Dead-Letter Office
which have not stamps on the proper
place-the upper right band corner.
The law appears rather stringent, but
it is law, nevertheless, and those who
desire prompt delivery of letters
should comply with its requirements.
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The annual Fair of the Roanoke and
Tar River Agricultural Society will be
held on the 26th inst, and continue
three days.
The impression seems to have got
abroad ii at none but North Carolina
bred stock can compete for premiums
at the coming fair of the association.
glance at the premium list will
readily correct this While there are
some premiums offered for native bred
stock the great majority are open to
the world.
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Josh +. James.
aug. 15tf, Chas. A. Price.
Commissioners Sale Of LaUt.

DY vtrtas. and Ia pu-saAaos Ell order .,
ID hs Sspsrisr Cosst Of New Han yer
county, nAA- In ths JAMS Knight,
tJustes, AM ktrh AID " Nau Aud wife aud
-th srs. parte, which u pStttt.-s for sale
and parton OF iApd,l vill. GA Saturday. sas
Sn'h dav ~ Ocsohsr. .as.., at ,1s '"loce A NJ.
at ErohsrGs Eornsr. In the civ + ~ila,rg
nm. 81 ~oss 70 ne - ne aif>.-t h'iN.r at
pubIie .-oron. tae following lots f land stu
ate IN said citv:
rna lot on IA. no tn ~-st irt-ra-- tea o.
Faurth SD 7rn stt str&ats. frontirh 80 feet
Harna't attee. sp1 ~ fec - Four's met
. ~ min h,ek ~ ira = -atern line 81 f'et.
inchfs.
One -th.rlnt. in n-di.tel7 wat # a a a 'jnin
ing the .hNv-. ~r.n''ns "a f'r+ ~ H.rn-tt .tr"et
AM s1nni-s bach on liz ea~fnrn lin 81 TAet. 3
nrAHs. Ard IN tts R"st,r1 Inc 1s1 fH'' Z zach
one htr lot inrnr+t4"ir - ~ h. last
M t ed lot and -r>'-d f'om l. nv 90. q
fH>t alice ffeni-s . H-r eft <et . feet.
sHf m i'sw-s'htn WE 1fA 'eAt.
one other Ioa w-si Of tha lat -euH0nrf. or
".rnrtt rtr--t, A. 'tot. >oi rorni1f ha-k Oh
i.- >a-t~Gn rfn- l43 fest, and or 81 ''t.rn line
40 feet
Owe other ct tn,m "A atAir -Ht7'>tne III. la-,
"a" - 10 on to Wect. : r'.t - 40 foot on {.
TT ,'r Ht. a. niut bs,k N ia eastern
In" 81 fact. AMI - its ~'st.rn lice $50 f"-t
on tla .nrntf lot .Ia m il It -. on t."
n~xi two % mt -tth.e Caet Ing Thn
6n't Is ~act~t 20 thrna last Il 'errtn-d arA
-nc-,-ihl- thr"aSh an ''4~y Wy common n al
- p an. t}o' th-s> cts An b. r-Ar
rav I'll q FIRMS 80 iir1 ctsk, ~. G. II
tso IN val fncr.s f SIX -'.d :9c'c- month.
II pr ant 'rt.es-t~ 1t,. "esSrv-d tn
p1yr1Ent of gurcaa mo1-r - c7r ,!.s-
DsRHf-TE - !LCR.
crarls'o-e-.
Get 9Th, 10th Eta. "a p - .0tA
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liere suit for a million and II hslf ac'.s
of lsud il Arkanaas, to present the
claims OF his wife and other heirs.
The action is based on thalegai defects
In tho will, in that the !and was not
devised to particular persons in trust
for the teststor's purposes. and upon
the consequent rights of the h.-irs-ilI-
lau
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The Novel Ct the Season
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Frons the Buffalo Courier
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and end en- Nsaanv, nee. 3o,-Is7s.
THIS School Is situated In the town of Gods
l. boro (the centre OF four RsfrnAdsH, and
from accessibility offers supeI iOr ad ~an ages
to p-reuts and guardians living in the sur
rounding countries or In the Eastern portion
no fears If sickn 81 need be entertained
by parents 'ending their sons % this pace,
red in the school during the past scholastic
year. No pa-ent. therefore, can e@asonablv
be deferred from patron zing this School on the
score Of the unhealthin"ss of the location.
rrefess~r r W Adams who has CHI .rke Of
the NJ I'll" NAUTICAL Department, IL an alumni Us
of Rando' phi Macon college, and has been
su nssful teacher of yonth for NAM years.
The course of instruction Is sound, thorougA
aud extensive AM seeks ia devs' cp and imp rove
th-m to THINK and by teaching thu m she right
USE of the ia ulties with which God has en-
dowed them.
The discipline OF the School, willis 1t r. mild
and parental, en- forces the duty of obedien c.
TO everv rule and regu A. ion A nsubor'itna-
ton md dsordrry condrct are wholly incom-
p.tIbl- with R,hola-tic trairinR ana mental
progress no bow VITO IL Indisnosed to Improve
his time or Is an injury to his fellows, will be
retained in the School
Moral AMI rel ginus instructios receives . due
share OF at-s.;ti,'n and consideration f,r
less the heart ard c,n~cienue be ms ructed and
emil ght md, m re >ecn'as leaning viii avail bu
| little in the formation of a correct and uprigh
character.
The four religious bodies being we'll -"pre-
sen ted in this place cv-ry boerier IS ~w-d
to tend that hurch o" Sunday which H. pa
rent NAV dcsgrare. Thswish an! pref enc
Of the parent sill be str ETY. observed, ~ aoth-
ing of a sectarisn character IS countenanccd in
| the School.
College for the active business of life.
The bui ding hitherto knnwn "a the re
male college " has be- cured by th- Princi
nal. aud will hereafter he used . schooi for
boys
i,.adly weapons, lurox eating arinks, pro~an
ity - every spe''ies Of gambling SIC strictly
uTOh ibIte,t
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w I INTER-.
Dissolution.

The c., -Itnership heretofore existing be-
tween the un'r~rsiened unfFr the nam. and
styl- OF i:r ON & 10. is this Cay dissolved
b. m ituS cOnse..t.
tn. IN .!ness vii hereafter b. cnndu@te ed by
j. u. 4 E.. II. Bronson. vbO VIII rOndact tn 3
br-ines- at the o stand.
il. BRONSON,
oct lit w3t n. ROBIN son.
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THE ROANOKE NEWS-a Semi-weskly
Il New paper publ ned AT Weldon, Mo. by
Manning BRO hers, and ed ted ny II. F. L. &
W. L. Manning, will be sent OUT postage paid
evefv SATURDAY and WEbNESDAY tor
twelve months tor ~ 90.
II paid in advance the ROANOKE NEWS
will be rent, postage prepaid, balance OF the
year Tor ONE DOLLAR
A good medium for n tvUJ Using Ba>inesS
veTtise in All Eastern Payer.
MAN ING BROS, Weldon. ~ y.
n. b. Papers generally vii pea, make dis
notice ard VIC wall return The t:tver.
ROANOKE News.
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PRoFRssoR ice, the great weather
gauger Of St. LpuIs, predicts stormy
weather. between the nlntn and twenty
second 0i Octo5er. aud agaIo about
the sixteenth Of November. FarOlets,
river zen and sailors viii do we'll TO
slook OUT"
MEAT has advanced rapidly with
the past few days. 1t is not due -
scarcity, but TO the speculative spirit
prevailing among the capitalists Of the
North ala WEES. At Tie same tlcle,
cotton Is gong down, aud Sautaern
farmers are compelled TO by meat
which they could DetteE have raised al
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A LBEMARLE TIMES-Weakly, at Wind
IA sor, 81 peg annum. P. H. Winston, edi-
tor. Democratic in politics.
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r Il v L Z w

wEEK ENDING THURSDAY
october II. 1878.
TIL home rade for the week shows
some lmpIOv, ID, Mt IN volume. wish
more than the usual frmness and 1uo
tuations Of prices. Tue crops are be-
ginning to come forward more freely
as the season advances. especially COT
| ton, but other products of the soil
| have been retarded by the extreme low
prices which nave prevailed. An i'm
pruvement Of tone in sho market as
| present w.!i probably increase she vol
ume of receipts.
The naval store trade has been &C
tive aud buoysnt. spirits Turpentlne
has advanced from 323 ceuts to IS
cents, aud Strained Roeiu from 81 35
TO 81 AS per barrel other branohes OF
the trade have also been looking mp.
Cotroa il coming IN more freely, aud
prices are considerably better than
when We last wrote.
The export movement for the week
show also a marked increase in ship
gents, both coastwise and foreign,
principally the Latter. The shipments
were as follows:
Cotton, 2, 2S2 bales; Spirits Turpen-
tine, 529 casks; Ro-in, II 900 brls.
Cruz Turpentine. 15O bis; Tar, AIS
brls; against - Cotton, 532 bales !;
Spirits Turpentine, 3, BOB casks; Rosin,
II PIT bbis Crude Turpentine, 26
brls Tar, IS brls, for last week.
The chief features OF the IN Arket, and
the charges Of prices OF most Of the
leading products aud manufacture, for
the week. were AS follows:
COrTON.-There has been more
activity III cotton this week thAn last,
owing to the Increase OF supply aud
to the more important fact that prices
are better and that the tone Of She
market is frmer. TIE rec .ipts thi.
week have more tnan dOub ed those OF
last, week, and every days receipts
show an lucreas . Il Is plainly .v.-
deht that producers III the Interior ara
shipping their crops TO market, which
fact Increases the Ira auI creates u
lively appearance aluug the wharf. A.
yet there have been no sh pmeuts for
etgu, but Two vessels are up aud WE
shalt probably be able to record the
inauguration OF the foreign nado III
our next. As regards the market.
there was very quiet DC ear J IN
the week, Which, uud r the III i'uenc,- OF
better sdvlcas grew irmer from day to
day.
The official quotations to-day show
en advance during the week l cent on
middllugs and upwards. Tno lower
qualities are nominal with . very light
stock. The sales for the w'"k foot up
500 bales. Tie receipts FOR the
WEEK w., J 097 bales. Elk ,,rt< 2 1872
bales Stock III yard and adoas 1.413
D4ties.
lie general cotton movement for
sc / w&S Il. fDiirws:
Fer the week eadIng the tota ce,e p
Lave reached lO2, 4J2 bales, a.;nius; -,
Z6o bales st week, AZ, 81 bal t..e pre-
VOTE, H.. k eud 81, 7OJ ba IS thr..,.
wee K. sine + making the tot, receipts
zsnce tho frat IF Scptemr T, 1875,
Z65. sos ,a!s-z against ISL 80 Ds!ss f,r
tie 'alle p"-oa,- 1874, showing 81
7ucreu~c ssLco September /, 1915, Il
81 lib Eaie-.
The exports f,r the we..k ondirg
tlI5 eyrn.nr reach tia. Of J3 N7,j
'54tcq. Of vnl i - $50 were IL HteaG
i}tItAin, 3, ~, i" France, aud 1856 10
tia rest CT tic & 1T Gcnt, while the
s;Uck>, as Eln4e Up thi. evening Ire
now 2U9. 424 bales.
The following are the official quot,-
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THE FRANKLIN COURTER-Jou:shurg.
i N. c. G. S. Baker, editor and PROPRIETOR .
Weekly lat 81 pei annum. Democratic in poll
tics.
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TINE SOUTHERN HOME-Charlotte ID
Il II. Hill, editor and proprietor; r. A Shot
we'll, associate editor. Weekly, 81 year.
Democratic in politics.
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WYILSON ADVAHCE-Perry G. Villa ms,
w editor. Weekly, at 80 a year. DE mo-
cratic In politics.
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THE CHILDREH'S FRIEND, Published
l. az the Oxford orphan asylum, Weekly,
81 90 year.
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ions tO-d day

KOS' N.-The general toEc of tie
market has been stronger, and more
cheerful feeling has prevailed, with a
greater amount Of interest shown by
buyers. The market has advanced on
strained duI!ug the week, from 81 35
to 81 45, and at the close continued
firm with good demand existing
from the export trade. The supply of
tonnage at hand is light, aud affords q
drawback to trade, but in spite of this
there is a good demand. Futures
were III enquiry to some extent, but
the transactions were not large The
market closes to-day firm at 81 IS per
br. Tie sales for the week were 1000
bra. SIR ioed, at 81 3J9sl 373@Sl 40
@Sl 45. 1000 brls. ID" at 81 40,
aud 500 brls. t" K to IN" at So 2J to
So 90 per brl.
The receipts for the week were H.
342 brls. Exports II, 900 brls. Stock
yard and nh1at, 81 ,995 brls.
the following are the official quota
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A sHEvILLE, IN. c. CITIZEN, Asheviue.
aoS on egon Of me es she
lished circulation in " eEtFVn North Carolina,
than any two papers combined Special at
fention always given to the material develop
mant of the State, and OF our mountain Sec
ton in particular. The very MANY and unsur-
paced sdvani ages OF its section constant
subjects for discu ion in ITS columns.
The very large and constant advertising pat
ronsge 1T has from the home Inerch ants and
business people, il the hest guarantee OF 'sIhe
Citizen" as IN advertising medium,
The following are it@ editors: Robt. NJ. Fur
man, Editor; Wash. NJ. Hardy, Associate Edit
on.
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"TILSON PLAIND EAIER-R. ". SIM
w dietary, editor, Weekly at 81 90 year.
Democratic III politics.
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SHELBY BAhEER-Shelby, N. g Pub
- nshed every Thursday morning. Durham
81 webb, editors. democratic in Eoii lies.
Subscription 81 50 for one year; 50 cents for
SIX months.
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THRISTIAN ADVOCATE-Organ of the
~ Metho list Church in North Caroline. Raj
eIgh, \. Z. Rsv. j. q. Bobbitt, editor and
proprietor. One We IT So %.
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JOHN D. RELLAMY, Jr.,

n t u rney a l. a Nv .
ONCE On III arkes >tI eet- near Northeast Corne-
OF Second STREE,
WILNtNd1 ON, N c.
VIII IRA cuice IN ell the Couftso of the Sta
rcmpt attention siven TO tae collection 81
claim oct 1mecd
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WOODY & cuRRIE,

General Commission Merchants
rincess aud Moth Water streets,
WILaIEGt ON, N Z.
W. will coTdu toir bns nfss vi the deter
uinasien essab ish fiTst-G: So strictly com
rpiss..i, h ..e Snd give entre SKA sfaction to
all who may favor MS With IheiI pstrsnag.
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Terms, per Session of 20 Weeks

Terms, per Session of 20 Weeks
H<.FIN VANGF-BALsNGE
FIRST OF OCTo8ES
tuition for prin~r depa-tment....- SIS 20
. H;g'.rr Pngltsh -. .-....... 20 o.
ra,.t................. ..e.. % 20
!zanUed cla><ss win attn ....... sc q
aud With Latin a. d or sek. as 90
Germ Al. Frer h /. and b ,ok-ke~p ne, each
e.tra .. 90
BOARD iucl"dtEg 'uel ana lights IS "a
Incide ntal expensea Observation-Disclosures. &
Each ftudel:t will furnish, toe his Own are,
.,air Of blankets, pair of sheet, pair OF pl
low cases M his towels
Ne heSuction Ircnl tuition and Board in ccsc
Of tiisulissi withdrawal, and o!i- in caAes
Of protrart sick aes--
For farther p4rtiouisrs address
III. FETTER, Principal,
u!v 24-dEwtf GOLnSRnRO NJ.
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~THE NOUNrr Ar~Y VA Oh Z An Prh-
: :i-:ted by Fgr.n. = ( j t1n- I. . r. \.
:. @iIi:e cj;t1s pa4'a i5cni crs-i- - 90
lies
Sut s"Eipticn rates: II months, :. 81, rig
months, 80 cents.
n He NFU1p LEA 81 live Drmpcratj
L Wteksy r'talsh-d every Tuesday, by bow
81 Britt, al Cx ord. Gran Viil.' County, \. G.
Persons wishing TO secure the -.@Ae ~ Of
the Tic6est Sc Ciions Of : or'h Carolina will 90
we'll to advertise in he Leader.
IL IS the organ II the CONSERVATIVES Democratic
Party in the county.
Rates as low as possible. address Blow s.
Britt, Oxford, n. Q.
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TNBE CAROLINA HOUSEHOLD MAGA-
L ZtNE-Goldsbor3. Julius A, Bon .tz, ed
itor. Monthly. at 50 year, one OF the finest
literary works in the South.
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'LNlNG SESSION.
~, .

'ENING SESSION.
p, re-assombled ut $50
'oent Kan.om III the
!. ' y moved a suspension Of
Eof 'taer to consider the
|q.tv F q, the contestant from
u nurry. Motion with
! is,a ger, rep. asked to read a
| y mo, 1!iASelf and a number of
|5gt,tt.1as sgaiuSt the action Of
/ o [ 4o (being a document
F. !. Page i'll lengthy
| Pr -. l.cted to the admission
b. ~. It was wrong, griev-
/ tbs & u That at the hour Of the
|srser..C Convention a prot st OF
Gl ,,1f :, against any thing hing # that at
si9D "a qlu7lng the session Of this
',rv @ fa d be offered by any
aaa ,n lar minded man IN the
p tot1H HNt admit that such cor.
rs snr wanting in fairness
seq,., rPflFed at the con3uc,
sttis Ian from Meckielb9re
seeIvaa' moved that the pro
moved the previous
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T1hE WILMTNGTON JOUR Nal. published
l. IN Wilmington, y. C, by ENGLEHARI,
& SAUN DERS. The Journal is the oldest
daily in North aroina. being now IN its
tive ty fifth year. 1t il staunChiy Democrat i'll
politics, and its services are acknowledged by
the party throughout the State of nastim
able value. The journal is valuable a cCm-
mel cial authority, and on all the topics 1T the
day, is enliven ed with the --latest inform ton.
It is published daily, for one year 81 o.;
months, Si.I0. The weekly is published at
$500 per year. Address,
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Wilmington