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a.,.s,EN.E STORE.

A MONG THE NEW GOODS
RECEIVED AT THE ss-cENT STORE
..- THIS WEEK. ARE
A new SARATOGA TOY TRUNK,
New CHINA TEA-SETS, 90.
New BRITANNIA TEA-SETS. ....s.
New PANEL PICTURES, r.
New WALNUT FRAMES,
New WALNUT TABLES,
New TOY FURNITURE,
. New CHILD'S CAMP and r OCKING
CHAIRS,
New BLOCKS and TEN-PINS,
New KITCHENS and STORES,
New MECHANICAL ENGINES and HOSE
CARTS
New BOOKS OF POETRY AND PROSE, for
young and old;
New ROCKING-HORSES, CHAIR-ROCKERS
and SHOO-FLIES;
New sHAWLS and COUNTERPANES,
New UNDERWEAR for ladies and gentlemen
New CUSPADORES and TIN SETS.
Catalogues free to any address.
W. A. STEVENS,
DEF sos Broad street.
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HJ WALTER D. BLAIR Il CO., 90
MAIN STREET, offer at
LOW PRICES:
B0TAyIA ARRACk,
JAMAICA RUM SCOTCH WHISKEY,
RYE WHISKEYS of every grade and price.
VIC would mention particularly our
GLENWOODn (premium),
sd SELECT" (Dr. McCaw's certifcate)..
"ALLEGHANY,"
WILLS" &C., &c.
SHERRY WINE, of our own importation;
COOKING WINE, Of our own importation;
CHAMPAGNES, all prominent brands:
CIGARS, of our own manufacture;
RAISINS. CURRANTS CI1RON,
LEMONS, NUTS,
and other Christmas supplies.
FANCY GROCERIES.
best qualities and lowest prices
de 17-tDe25l
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at St. Georges church, on Wednesday
McBryde, assisted by the Rev. F. e. Murdangh, ID.
D., EDWARD DABNEY PRICE, OF Richm0nd,
and Miss LOU FITZ-HUGH. daughter of William
a. Little, Esq, Of Fredericksburg, Va.
Married. on 18th instant, by the Rev. Charles
MinnIgerode D. d. al 81. Paul's Episcopal church.
Richmond. Mr.. CHARLES f. BOILING and Miss
Baltimore and Norfolk papers please copy. y
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You think that that joke or that little
poem might have been omitted and youl
article published? But your article would
not 60 in the space thus occupied, and, be-
sides, that joke and that poem have been
standing in type for week. The foreman
did not wish to make us pay for setting
them up and then throw them away.
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W IN 5 r O G. k.

Look at the $50 fine GOLD LADY'- WAr,E
Genuine DIAMOND RINGS, $40. 49,. 80. L.,
$40, 1925, $50, sl75, 300. Each a., :.
cheap 1T double the price.
SOLITAIRE DIAMOND HAR-NISG>. !i5. sso,
s75, 800, sl5p.
SCREW EARRINGS.
DIAMOND STUDS.
Fine GOLD WATCHES for La!in; and r;eg,pms,
Every style In GOLD CHAINS.
Elegant STONE-CAME0 Pins antEAg.R,y,-
Fine assortment Of PLAIN GOLD aat orlc? ... rs
JEwELRY.
MISSES and CIiLDREN'S EAE-RlNG>.
Fine CAIIEO and every other ,:y. ot RIMS.
splendid lot.
\ large variety Of ROMAN GOLD LADIES LOCK.
ETS.
Also, GENTLEMEN'S LoCKET-. SLEEVE. All
BOsOM-DUTTONS, sCAEF-plNS. &r. e..
All Of which i'll be sold CiiEArr.! riINS EyEn.
rare opportunity tor those Sc"Nin. bargain, ~
Christmas presents.
s. A. WINSTOCK. Loan Brok,r,
No. II Fourteenth street,
del4-9t under Exchange lip;ni.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
STEEL ENGRAvfNGS, from Goupil's gallery:
COLLAR. GLOVE, and Ii A ND ERCHlEF
BOXES;
CARD-CASEs, in Pearl and Russia Leather;
LADIES' WORK-CASES and WRIIlNG-DEShS;
CHlLDREN'S P1CTURE-BOOkS-an immense
BOOKS in SETS, from So 10 $40 per set:
GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING-CASES. GIG AR =
CASES, &C.:
GAMES and BUILDING-BLOCKS Of all sorts;
Largest ST ock of PRA Y Frs and HYMSALS In city
FAMILY BIBLES, PUCkET-BIBLES, aud HYMN
BOOKS: -
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS. PORTE-MONNAIES,
&C.: ,
GOLD PENS. PENCILS, &c.-eniirely fresh stock
THE POETS and NOVELISTS-the cheapest and
finest. Our stock is full and fresh and our prices
as low as the lowest. Give US an early call.
JOSIAH RYLAND & CO..
Booksellers and Statoners 81 Main street.
de l7.tDe26th RICHMOND, va.
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ME- II. r. PRICE & CO.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!

BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
COLORED DRESS GOODS marked down TO cost
FANCY DRESS GOODS mark ed down to cost;
CLOAKS at reduced prices to close out;
SNOWFLAKES marked down;
BOURETTES marked down;
CHRISTMAS GOODS ut lowest prices;
Grand assortment Ladies' and Genllemen'$
sCARFS;
SILK and EMBROIDERED HANDKEICHIEFS;
TOILET and WORK-BOXEs;
FANCY and RUSSIA PORTE-MONNAIEs;
KID GLOVES Of all kinds;
LINEN SETS, In fancf boxes;
and hundreds of other articles suitable fer Christ
mas presents.
GRAND CLOSING-OUT SALE OF THE SEASON
CONE EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS.
NO HUMBUG.
T.R. PRICE & CO..
1101 Main street.
COUNTRY ORDERS promptly attended to.
de II
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We have an avalanche OF communica-
tons, selected articles, essays, informative
letters, &C., &C., which we shall try to get
from under as soon as possible. Be patient,
friends
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.
ITO. FOR CHRISTMAS
LOOK! LOoKlI LoOK!!l
READl READE: READ.
CAKES! ChKFsl! CAKEs...
TIE GREATEST INDICTMENT ryPp op
FERED-TIlE LARGEST VARIETY
EVER EXHIBITED.
All OF the best, and rs cbeap-as can be ror,.
the city. Be sure and call before buying save
ney and get the best
PIES PIES /, PEST.
Extra large homemade MINCE-PIEs. .ppr,
PEACH, CoCOANUT-, CHERRY. and cp.w'
BERRY-PIEs.
PURE MIXED CANDIES a, very low ,r,o..
and everything usually kept In arstr,.s<
can be found at
BRIGGS'S BAKERIES.
TOT Main and Gil Broad street.
Cali and sec my large assortment, Of ICrn
ORNAMENTED CAKES. Id, gRIccs ''
de 17-St TOT Main and 8 | Broad ..,c,,.
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nsr SHERRY AND MADEIRA.

ITO, FOR CHRISTMAS!
GIFTS THAT ARE USEFUL!
GIFTS THAT ARE PRETTY!
GIFTS THAT ARE CHEAP!
SILK SCARFS 25c., Soc, 75c., and 81;
SILK HANDKERCHIEEs 25c., soc. 6Oc, and
75c.; .s. ..
SILK BOWS Csc, Soc, and 75c.;
Handsome LACE sCARFs all prices;
Beautiful LACE HANDKERCHIEFs;
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS In boxes;
COLLARS and CUFFS in profusion;
LINEN SETS in boxes;
LADIES' GLOVES of every materlal
GENTLEMEN'S GLOVES of every quality;
CHILDREN'S GLOVES of every size;
GENTLEMEN's sCARFs all KINDS;
LADIES' SKIRTS,
SHAWLS, ~..
CLOAKS,
NUBIAS,
SONTAGS, &c.
Be sure to call and examine our goods before you
buy your Christmas gifts, and We will try our best
To suit Won. COURTNEY 6 POWELL.
del7 Broad street between Fourth and Fifth
V,HE PLACE FOR GOOD BOOKS.
PRESBYTERIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY,
1901 MAIN STREET tUP-sTAIRs),
id. sLEIGHT, SUPERINTENDENT.
HYMN-BOOKs. BIBLES, &C.,
ELEGANT GrFT-BOOKS,
DEVOTIONAL BOOKS.
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, #
BOOKS for the old, BOOKS for the young,
BOOKS for the gay, BOOKS for the poor,
BOOKS for the lhoughtle9s,
BOOKS for the Borrowing,
BOOKS for the ignorant, BOOKS for the wise.
GAMES, NOTICES,
and finest stock Of
BEAUTIFULCARDS
In the city. Atrip to our Sky Parlor" Will pay.
de l7-6t 80 ssy.sy H.. '<s @"aes
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COUP-HOUSE.-The ladies Of the Chris
y tan Women,s City Mission have opened o SOUP
HOUSE Mt No.t1414 Franklin street, where SOUP
can be procured from lilo o'clock ut three cents
tir Quar-, or sruer quantities 81 same rates. Per-
sons desiring tickets for distribution can purchase
them of Mrs. PATTON. Third and Franslin streeIs;
Mrs. WILLIAM Fl. PLEASANTs, 2604 FRANKLIN
street, at the soup-house, Or ut this office.
do .Rtk assr-
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ne GRACE (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH
corner of Main and Foushee streets).-Scrvices at
IL A. n. and P. il. by the pastor, Rev. Fl. MEL
VILE JACKSON.
After evening service collection will be taken up
for the benefit Of the Sunday school,
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GT COHEN BROTHERS nave just re-
ceiyed 8 cases of ANDROSCoGGIN BLEACH
ED MUSLIN, which they offer ut Shc.;
Also, a large stock OF all kinds of FLANNELS;
so dozen SILK HANDKERoHIEFS at &c.,;
80 dozen CHiLDREN's HOSE much below ralne; ;
Also, a large stock OF GLOVES OF all kinds aud
qualities; $3.50. 81. 81 FL; ii 50
DRESS GOODS Mt lower prices than ever knoHn
:, before; Ssst ~
10 dozen BALMoRALs, reduced 20 near half their
former value;
All kinds of goods now opening at GREAT RE
DUCTION. ac Il
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READ THIS
ANDBE
CONVINCED OF THE FACT:
so dozen good SILK HANDkERCHIEFS at SOC.
apiece, the real value being 81:
SO dozen SILK HANDKEROHuEFs at 81 worth
90 dozen SILK SCARFS from csc. to s1-the
largest aud prettiest stock in the city.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
40 dozen LIGHT and DARK KID GLOVEsat soc.
e5 dozen zen Kid GLOVES at 75c, 81, and s1.25, 10
81 dc dozen sg'' GENTLEMEN's LIGHT and DARK
KIDS at 81 pair, the real value being ~. AS
we have i very largo stock we oiier them TO re-
duce the stock.
large line of mems; misses and ehildren,s SKIN,
SiGRrY pn ad one a'V Of the
largest ever exhibitel-from lOc to 81 pair
comprising ts al and ali esaa
siItched, embroidered. initial, &C.. from sc. to
full III i Hntse Of wooLLEN KNIT GOODS such as
sHAWLs N TIA GoMNp99RRTTs sG6RtEs
LADIES DIE and CHiLbREN's FURs-A large line at
very low prices 10 close them out, as they must
GESTLEMEN,s FURNISHING GooDs;.A null
pe Hf s WHITE sHIRTs ySEkKsslsus
KER CHIEfs, STiPED and SOLID SOCKS,
| GLOVES, Sc, at extra low prices.
| 100 dozen DOLLS ut very low prices. This Is one
Of the largest assortments in the city-at prices
lower than the lowest. Call and see them:
| We have lots OF other goods suitable for CHRIST
MAS and HOLIDAY PRESENTS TOO m nnm me-
| rous to mention. which win pay you TO call ano
examine before you buy. Call at
| TH!tLHIMER BROTHERS.,
! COL Broad street.
! SPECIAL NOTICE.-Great reduction In the
prices of DRESS GOODS. which we wish TO close
out. 200 pieces of GALLOOE az 16ac; ysrc
| you wish TO get bargain. ,n,,,,,
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THE r"CLIMAXn DRESS-SHIRTl is
i the hes, oNE-DOLLAR SHIRT in the mar
ket; 1600-linen bosom, best Wamsntta cotton ;
iaundrtcd and completely finished. Exact measure
Inent taken FOR all orders oftwo dozen and upwards,
and perfect satisfaction ensured. Obtained only at
- t1-7SE7-El ~ ~ L, W. CORBRT'S,
y de17-ltxn - Gle Broad street.
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MI FRENCH BRANDY.

just arriving, direct from France few octaves
of the OLDEST and FINEST BRANDY that can
be pur chased For sale by OSCAR CRAM,
de 14-2w No. IA Governor street.
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wFIRST PRESBY E RI A
CHURCH.-Rev. T. L. PRESTON, D. D., will preacl
at IL A. nj. and AZ T. M.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Go to JOHN +. KOHL ER,s, 7l5 Broad street,
and buy your presents. He has greatly added to his
stock and sells them in these hard times at very low
prices. You fnd there FINE GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES, FINE GOLD OPERA, GUARD,
CHATELAlNE and VEST CHAINS, SCARE IRE:
CROSSES. LOCKETs, BRACELETS. GOLD
THIMRLES, DIAMOND. STONE CAMEO. AME-
.THYST, and 1S-KARAT SOLID PLAIN RINGS,
GOLD and sILVER-HEAnED CANES, STER-
,LING-SiLVER and SILYER-PLATED WAhE,
GOLD. SILVER. and STEEL SPECTACl.tS and
EYEGLASSES, French ami American CLQCkS,
etc, etc. Give me call. JOHN 4. KOHL
FESTIVE FIRES FLASHING WITH
II FINEST FUEL, to flush Tie feeling and MI me
heart with hopes Of ha!ss9n oays ~ n ne ReW y es
and blazing BRlGHTHOPE, and Sparkling
SPLINT, and easy-igniting A y TH Z a CII y
de II j. b. WATKINS. +
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OHRTSTMAS GOODS.

See what you can save al WIN>TuCK,> ?.
there before purchasing your Christina, gr.,c,.
In these hard times II bchoovcs every che f., a..
and ONE THIRD at least can DC saYcd hY pafcl..a,
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MAJ HEADQUARTERS

Gy HEADQUARTERS
FOR
HOLIDAY AND CHRISTMAS GOODS.
TIIALHINER BROTHERS,
COL BROAD STREET,
where they are opening and sciag the cheapest line
of NOTIONS. FANCY GOODS, &C., In the City.
Give them call
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~- COHEN BROTHERS ARE OFFER
ING THIS WEEK
THIRTY-FIyE HUNDRED YARDS
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
which have just been purchased at great sacrifice.
These goods have verv recently been landed In this
country, and are OF the best and most popular man-
yfacturers In France. They embrace IL part
'GUINET'S and BONNET FINEST QUALITIES,
the most superior goods ever offered in this city.
de IL
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HOLIDAY ODS.-ATTENTION is
LII called to our most attractive line OF HOLIDAY
GOODS, which will be found very desirable. Our
nrices are lower than before and buyers should
examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
WEST. JOHNSTON & CO.,
Booksellers and Stationers,
and Dealers In Pianos and Organs,
do17ot OIL Main street.
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B0SOM-DUTTONS, SCAEF-PlNS. &C.. g..
All Of which Hill be sold CHEAPER riIAS EYEr.
4 rare opportunity tor those Sc"Hins bargain, Ns
Christmas presents.
8. A. WINSTOCK. Loan Broker,
No. II Fourteenth street,
de l4-9t under Exchange lo;0.
CHR1<TNAs CLOTHING.
None know better where 10 buy thetg uIcr -orE
for presents, IN the way %:
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
than those who have been In the habit Of b!a!
of me. But now invite those. and
all new customers, 10
'A'N N'D Dv N~"'''"
"f
LARGE AND VARIED sToch.
PRESENTS FOR TIE coURTlSG sos.
-,.,, wa, nun. rovs
' 40 Wv
FNhSSN1S 70" ''N"''-' ''
and at prices which Will EQUAL any mouse '' ~
city. Call and make 4 selection a. '"E "'' ,.'''
'is"e' House" 49, ',
1 :, 3232. orrnco,Ts
HOLIDAY OFEkCoAls'
IL ... -.
de Il Ed. SPENCE ( Soy:
HOLIDAY SUITS.
DC IA E.n: SPENCE ( SOY;
HOLIDAY CLOTHING.
del4 +: i. sfAAGt- 1 -
HOLIDAY SHIRTS.
de14 Ed. SPENCE 4 - -2A-
HOLIDAY COLLARS.
del Ed: SPENCE I .9H:
II oLlohA Wv
MIA E.B. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY sUsPBNDERS.
II -. E.H: SPENCE ( soy
HOLIDAY NECKTlES.
Dc Il E:n: SPENCE { s2S:
HOLIDAY HANDhERCHlEfS'
ds14 -. E: D: Spence W.
RI oAi
M eS5a 0v7Rd :: .: Spence -
II
es = 7-7;,;nnE11
= :. = ,-7;s
IL , spvx,y & son
- - - - :, HOSE
III .ox
es = z777nrnyFaP
HOLlDA1 oNbIn N
as - c,vFs
L. E.B, SPENCE s son:
dc Al :: :. -
HOLIDAY CLOTHING.
III ,p. . son.
.. II
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r w. DENNIS, corner Ninth and Broad
81 streets has on hand this season the most varied
and largest stock of CHROMOS, ENGRAVINGS,
N0TTOES. FRAMES, CHRISTMAS and NEW
YEAR-CARDS that 1t has ever been his pleasure to
offer and socis general examination OF bis goods.
All in want will please call early so that tDey may
the week. W. DENNls,
dc I7-Gt corner Ninth ana broao stree'S.
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LMANACS, CALEN AIRS, AND
II .,.. . DIARIES, 1873.
RANDOLPH e. ENGLISH, 1902 and 1904 Main
street, have the VIRGINIA and FARMERS AL
NCALENDARS with the only correct Fire-Alarms,
for free circulation. CARRIERS CALENDARS,
IOc-the best kind made. DIARIES for pocket and
counting rooms. 25c. to 80.
BOOKS Tor old and young, and many FANCY
sent,tion de 17-d&w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28
scARclrY an MoNEY.

q 4
There il no doubt bnt the present com
dition u all kinesnf business and inJus-
Try i fearfnlly depressed, aud It behooves
every family Il look carefully % their ex-
peises Winteris,c coming on when chill
dreilare liable 10 ctolp, whopping tough
etc. Coughs and Colts viii prevail evely-
where, ai:tl Consumption, with other
throat aud lung diseases, will carry NJ
many diseases should not he
neglected. Doctar's biIlsar expensive,
aud We would advise our people touse
.BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. Itpeyer has
faied. One bottle ut 30 cents will keep
your Whole family we'll during he winter
Two doses will relieve nny case. SOIL Us
all towns in the Uailed states, and by
your Druggist, ID, .. liooker iliilsDpro,
aud stephen A. White, Mcuanesyille.t
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SALISBURY.
The .4nlatems--, succesym Rendition Of
Iuischon.


10 the Editor offhc Neus;
Your correspeadent happened At Salis-
burynn The evening of the 1871, int;
when Fanchon was reproduced Us the
amateurs oe That very pleasant tow. II
il quite impossible for an entertainment
81 this characterized be unanimously voted
a success. unless II possesses real merit.
lie Is free TO say that he was never more
entertained, or delighted, 10y Any repre-
sentation ofthe kind, Miss Rowzee, In
the roteof '.Fanchon," was splendid
success. heing, ns sllel was, lively aud
piquant, as well as sef-poss essed aud
clever. Il Is indeed almost dangerous for
u young lady lobe gifted with such res
niarkable histrimic talents. The reinen-
brance oftl,e sad, sad fate Of one u Sorll
Cardinals brightest daughters CAME ffesl.
10 your correspondents mind rs he looked
upon the remarkable success Of the princis
lal character of this play. 4. would lie an
injustice u others not 70 add that Fan
cl,on 81 success was in large degree de-
pendent upon lie happy rendition OF Inc
parts OF those by whom she was 81, well
sustained. Misses Shobrr and Coffin
deserve TO be specially mentioned The
aiter's excellent acting your carfesion-
dent could moi but associate with old Meg,
thu favorite part oftlie noted Charlotte
Cuslin,at, In Guy Maunering. II Eel! to
the iot Of Miss sllol,er 10 personate two
characters In the same play, This she
did III the most graceful and beautiful
nanner. Tile deiic,cy, tact and vivacity
ofthe miepart was only equaIle'i ~ -tae
quiet. n,atrenly dignity 81 the othrr.
The orchestra, composed rs Il WINS OF
tie meinbcrs Of the Salisbury Brass Band,
Was very line. Ia fart, Il Is the best Ia
Tie Stnte. Altogether the evening was
a most enjoyable one.
The entertainment, n your eorresron-
dent WIS Informed. WAS Conducted under
the auspices of MIS-. shDher, the slegnnt
aud accomplished wife ~ the Hon. +. +
Slober, The proceeds 10 be appropriated :"
Tie benefit Of Tie University. TO know
that t,,e glorious women nfour State are
lending their efforts 10 restore the pros
periiy Of nur beloved Alma Mater curnot
bur give to rs the comforting assurance
lIlal she viii again take her place among
tile noble Institutions Of our country.
Feb. both, 1877. +.
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Some months ago this gentleman living
a few miles North ~ town sustained sii
Injury. which II The time lhrenieped his
life, but which was a1seIioFaled ty care
fol neaical attention, and u was hopsd
that he wouli ultimately recover. On
Tuesday last. however. he dir'l'
Mr. Manr was n farmer and " H'an Of
most attractive character aud few met,
lad warmer friends. a. was shown ~ the
strung attachments made during his
hcalill. aud The uuirmil,ing attention lie
r-eeivsd o. aiihapds ,lurIns has lons e'nl-
fineuirntto sick rWlis'
He.wHs about GA yearr ~ axe.
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4 s.sl-a ,,ss-e aaa Captured TA,er

Gu SATURDAY while inan calling him
ssif Joer.Ylor arrived III town m,doiiered
al,orse fvF sale n vrowd collected on the
street. the horse WAS put ~ at public
vendilr, and knocked down 10 John Riley
for so IN cash aud note for $50.
ssliorlly after The sale. AIR ID. &. PnIks
received a teiegrnm informing him that u
horse had been st.leif NJ Kernervillr.
fapgthe County. on Thursday night, aud
thai Che thief had been traced down the
rva,l rs Ear ~ AIebanesvilIc. and that he
would probably Inss through, or stop 1t
liiIlsLofo. suspicion al once attached 10
TnyIoF and he WAS arrested w ons 81 the
stores, and upou GIFcuu,sisneiale yhlsnee,
Joslresi III jail. Riley EucccsdsI 10 having
Its r,oney returned 10 him. ~ 20
Ti.s owner % Tie siorss. air y. ". Sspp,
vie nollded VI iI,s aIres:, aud he resc',rd
here on Su.s,'ss's Mall train ~ cmipany
win ellier king 81 FonytIe. Ne
resiiI5 proved properly. aud aIso.Identi.
fled the ,uen - opsh had employed on
hsrfesiou< Monday ~ work FOR hlm
Tie maii WHO isOf Tie genus tramp, gave
hlsuamees John sYlIIlams.a worker IN
lt.lss,ca. land reptisslnftl tIinthe had heel,
rn,ploscd "a Blsakwsil's lnslury n Dur
llalsS hft Hhpr. who W. manufacturer
rlnalrydhlnl aul "a co,nmiseralien Cor hI'
desIitati'm lie fspaII die kindnc~ ~
bfyakin9 llls lock " the stable sls1r ais
r.nfyiuv ut lhe Isotse, and some vtlle
Athletes
Taylor alias Williams. was takei
charge ~ ~ offleer KIng, aud was carrie,
tp tie lusJ On tllclelufn mall traiu.
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We would like tobe ~ the Richmond
depotio witness the delivery ola box we
saw ut the Depot here on Sunday lnorn-
ing--a box af eggs. put UP without pack
ing Of any Description and barely Kept In
the box by stats nailed across the top. aud
,aarlsrd III plain lettsrs with Care"
ON yea the care that that Is provertial on
Iail roads, aud where the improsen skill
~ il,e baggage smasher is emuIaird as u
fiur aft. Handle with care a box Of loose
eggs Ia q trip OF two haDdrei and forty
nliles
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A l.snslea-ernsge smnrs..

There will lie meeting 81 the Orange
Guards at Tile tuuit, House, ut | o'clrck
d. N. Saturday March srd 1877 1t which
time re-elrcilvn pf officers. both com.
n,i.riuned and noil-commissipurd. will Le
held. M ia sa
Arrangements wlllalso he made 70 gvt
arms aud equipInenls ipr the Company.
Let every meinler and those desiring 70
ioin tile SPECIALIZATION attend.
l,ysorler 81
II =. JOxEs
Captain.
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am ron rnE uxl,rnsrrr.


We transfer tnOur columns cummuni.
caiion!In lie Raleigh NeEy descriptive 81
4 dramatic enlsrlalnnient lately given hy
The indies u salisbury for tie benutit u
the University. We DO IL Cor the purpose
81 aronsIng the emulation Oft tie la'lirs 81
BllI.Isas generally foremos: 10 aIch lau-
dal,le Undertakings. always equal TO the
highest ciiorts of lhrmost perfect defines.
than s,fabafacier OF e''s,ume. 81. lIi'
One Of Tie iluest tributes ofthis Kind
paii tai.e revived Institution OF learning
was ~ The lailes,d HiIIsboro. We hope
the recent example of lhr laoies Of Salisr
bury will sllnulaie the Indies Of u ilIsbur'
vi lpa-lio equal lbe'us Aha when the
SEASON of Lent isoyer, aIlcail participate ~
preparations for demonstration which
will give nnlbnnnded pleasure % The com-
nun.,yand add anotlrr wreath mlhe
lsrors already won ~ the IiiIlsboro
ladies.
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This hBe Magazine --ihe number Tor
.aarch. Il 80 our table. II II really y
spleiili,s periodical. aud shows ~ the issie
aud beauty Of tile illustrations constant
Improvement. We Commend II heartily
10 0ar laLy friends.
For terms and address. see the adver,
fisrnlent,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28
se.rge Lloyd.

II ssen,s clear ;l,at lhe murderer OF
WiIihnm Yi,esnlssoif \ iasking % orange
County. lfso, Il ought 10 lie no very
dIfiiculs mala.r 70 arrest lin, The NJ
ward Of two hundred dollars fuf hiscap-
iureis stu ii force, tlltupi. thu Ptnrla-
nation has zen withdrawn, ny Iinii,a-
ton. from tIst Recorder
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DII3i'

Inil,is county onllie It'll inst Of con-
Heniy Monros AcDanicl, aged
% years and 30 days. he Was u professor
oflteligion Il months.