The News and Observer from Raleigh, North Carolina • 3

'8S rfi NEW ADVERTISEMENTS JUNE 1 1884 resh Groceries ever before gotten up byLeaL ANDREWS ERMI'S How Sleep the Brave meets White Goods SPECIALTIES rench Organdies aprll 10 Whi Lace Iiqiies GROCER BUTTER! An Unequalled Variety TEAS I COEES SPECIALTIES Auctioneers RALEIGH MAY 27 1380 'Grain Cradle Grain Blades I Cotton Hoes The Celebrated Boltes Cotton IIoe Soft nnisn extra flue Hand made Seotch Lawns Soft finish India Lawm or and cbil clothes LV TIIAPS LY ANS Ice Cream reezer TOILET SETS fishing tackle Corded Chintz Piques Lace or very cool and bright for summer wear Ae now cffjri'g for ar le one of themotaal trMUiva stocks of Gunpowler Young Uyon Imperial Oolong Souchong and Japan Peas or the finest quality Imported and at he prices at which such ods can b3 handled Choicest Northern Butter received hy Express twj re a week DRESS All color and kinds LINEN LUSTER MOHAIR DEBIGE ULSTER AND COACHMAN DU ITERS Crackers In tin boxes paper botes and barren New North Carolina Corned Herring and assortment of INDK'TtOHItS Hem stitched bordered and embroidered and plain WHITE ALL LINEN LAWNS BLACK ALL LINEN LAWNS Pullen Market Corned Beef! Ver) In reOi Orange Lemons and rench Cundie every week Chylong Canton Ginger pota and half pot Gordon and Ddwor h's Preserved Ginger one pound and two pound jus Choice ran Preserves and Jellies in 10 pound buckets CUCUMBERS IN BRINE resh Pearl Bar ey Sago and Tapioca Imperial Granum the Great Medicinal ood finest selected Oat Mea1 5 pound packages and loose 9 barrels Cookt Corned Beef 6 Tlerc Best relined Lar i 0 Barrels Challenge amily lour 40 Barrels Baltimore amily lour 6 Barrels Orange Grove amily lour IS Tu' Goslien Butter 4 Tlerc Surer Cured Hams 8 Barrels Cholo Cardlua Mice GEXERAL AND SPECIAL MERCHANDISE Baltimore! GltyjCuredHama mail Him EVERY DESCRIPTION SASH DOOB3 AND BLINDS Lie at right wagoa I Largest Stock North Carolina EDGINGS EMBROIDERIES LACES MECHLIN POINT LANGUEDOC TORCHON VALENCIENNES COTTON TRIMMINGS of all kinds BUNTINGS LACE BUNTINGS GRENADINES LAWNS ORGANDIES ast colon and good styles At 6 1 1 cl 0 Oak Wood sawed and Split to Order at 350 per Cord WHOOL MUJIO (VOC1L AND ISBTRU I MINTXL) 1 I Agnes Lacy' Gms i Distinguished far Misses i Leach and Mitchell i TVfiHntmlhpi1 fnr i AV uiivuuc auu Jill provement Miates Adams 8 Bel lamy' Burns Creech Mann and Holmes Mr Baumann's Out Distinguished for Mias Upchurch a Distinguished for Misses Allen Hinton and Cutchin Distinguished for diligence and improv lu cut niiBrtCB a miwarus JiCr Deeters Allen Patterson and Long i A Baumann's Clast Distinguished for Misses Gregory 8 8milh and McKeen Distinguished for Misses Mitchell and Brown Distinguished for diligence and Im Misses aucette jor dan Wynne Campbell McIver Edmondson and Leach VOCAL MUSIC Distinguished for Miss McKeen Distinguished tor Misses LL aIUIIIavo HDU Is vyUlCulD Distinguished for diligence and Im Misses aucette Jor dan 0 Hull and Leach or uniform neatness and good order in sleeping Miss ta Edmondson Miss Mary Lyon Misses and McIver Miss Dora Holmes Miss Round tree Miss Carr Miss Brady Mies Lizzie Blue Mias Dora Burns Miss Blanche Wynne Miss Mary leming Miss Ina McCall Miss Linda Rumple Miss Jennie Mitchell Miss Mary David son Miss Lula Townsend Miss Bhellie Smith Miss annie McBryde Miss Lillie Long Miss Sadie Bellamy Mias Mary Gregory Miss Bettie Parker and Miss Pattie Ballard In addition to these distinctions which are testimonials to the diligence and cred itable recitations of the scholars during the ression there have also been awarded cer tificatcs of proficiency to certain scholars who have completed the prescribed course of instruction in any school and who have given satisfactory evidence of proficiency In the school of mathematics To Misses Minnie aucette and Ranniw Jordan In the school of natural and physical" To Misses Minnie aucette Dora Holmes and Belle McIver In the school of mental and moral Miss Dora Holmes In fhe school of drawing and To Missea Maggie McIver! Virginia YVIoAden and Edwina Johnson In the school of vocal To Misses annie McRae and Mamie Mock i i List of Graduates The following young ladies have com pleted the course prescribed for graduates literature arc science: MISS Kawma Johnson of Virginia Miss Georgia Johnson of Virginia: Miss Mary 8 Long of North Carolina Miss Ina McCall of North Carolina Rosa A Penick of North Carolina The following have in addition to the regular collegiate course become pro ficient in several i schools thus entitling them to the honor of full graduates: Miss annie Baker of lorida modern lan guages and drawing and painting Miss Nannie Burwell modern languages and vocal music Miss Linda Rumple modern languages ancient languages and instrumental music Miss Bettie Par ker modern languages and instrumental music The Presbyterian General Assembly The session of this Assembly at Charles ton ended Monday morning On Saturday the effort to remove the hoard of home missions from Memphis to Nashville was defeated The general re port on theological seminaries was adopt ed The special report on the Columbia Theolocical Sevninary closing tbe institu tion making Dr Howe the keeper bt the library and Buildings atasalarv of $1500 a year and Dr Plumer as emeritus professor with a salary of one thousand dollars was adopted Dr Plumer made a very powerful speech against the action of the board Jn "retir him and was followed by Dr Boggs tn defence of the action of the board The session of tbe Assembly was an im portant one and much business of great moment to the church was transacted The delegates from North Carolina have all returned Mr 8 Primrose one of them reaching this citv on Monday With him was Rev aucette 2 1 2 yard wide MERCHANTS AND resh Cakes and Crackei Le non Ginger snaps Ginger Nuts American Maccaroons Cocoanut Macca roins Drops pugir Brunswlcks Sponge La iwge Cocoa Brongi Drop Ginger Drops inger Ginger Bread Lemon Snaps Crestn ing rs Batter Sootch cakes Ac AoAo Superlative in its attributes the Home" stands acknowledged king of all sewing machines Nearly 1000 of these machines were sold in North Caro lina in 1879 which was the second year of lueir cAisveace id Our DQtuSt HtOD6 State Agent Raleigh No other machine ever met with such universal popularity as the light run ning It is the easiest sell ing and best satisfying machine in the world Agents wanted all over North Carolina Addresa Stone General Agent Raleigh Any make of Piano or Organ fur nished The public are cordially invited to examine my large stock of Pianos and Organs The England a specialty Stone No 18 ayette ville street Raleigh 8TR0NACB BELO GENERAL COMMISSION 105 40 934 20 18 10 60199 28 135 00 458 51 8 93 14782 50 de Leaeepe is still sanguine of the success of hi Panama canal scheme The celebrated Manhattan White and ancy Shirts furnishing goods Collars Cuffs Neck Wear latest styles and finish can be purchased cheap at the store of Waitt ay etteville street ine Triple Plate at Whole Merchants and dealers throughout tbe State can supply themselves with any quantities of those splendid Spoons orks Knives at same discounts as at flrst class Northern factories at Silver and China House Cool and Sparkling Soda and Mineral Watera always on draught at Drug Store Medicinal waters of all kinds in bottles The best syrups only used Just Received Six car loads Corn Two car loads Bolted Meal Three car loads Seed Oats Two car loads Timothy Hay 5 Ono car load odder One car load North Carolina Hay One car load Lime One car load Shingles Wood and Goal in abundance Jones Gbben Powell Cakes a very tine assortment The Weather in May Everybody in the city remembers that last month was unusually warm and dry The following figures taken from the records Of the signal station here show exactly how warm and dry it was: Mean temperature 75 highest 93 on tbe 26tb lowest 49 on the 1st mean humidity 68 cloudy days 2 clear days 22 prevailing winds south and southwest rainfall 8 on tbe night of the 11th a very light sprinkle was observed on the 21st and 22d but too slight to measure During nine days of the month the thermometer rose to 90 degrees and upwards A shower that a farmer would call a "good is about an inch so we had only one third of a good shower in the entire thirty one days Mull Pardoned Governor Jarvis yesterday pardoned 8 Mull the man who in Greensboro a few weeks since made an attack upon the editors of the Patriot Messrs ulghum and Pell and inflicted many blows with a whip upon the latter Mull waa sent to jail for this The petition for his pardon was signed by over 200 of the citizens of Greensboro and was accompanied by a certificate by Drs Gregory and Glenn attending physicians and also by Dr Lindsay Superintendent of Health of Guilford county that Mull was in a criti cal condition and that longer confinement would endanger bis life The pardon was granted on condition that Mull pay all cots including jail fees Revenue Collections a Collections and deposits of internal rev enue in the fourth district of North Caro lina forjthe month ending May 81 1886 were from the following sources 1 uuuecuons on lists Tax paid spirit stamps Spirit stamps Tobacco stamps: Cigar stamps Snuff stamps Beer stamps Special tax stamps Total A Household Need A book on the Liver its diseases and their treatment gent freeIncluding treat iaeg upon Liver Complaints Torpid Liver Jaundice Biliousness Headache Coistl pation Dyspepsia Malaria etc Addres Dr Sanford 162 Broadway New York City may 19 4w A woman at Allenville Ark conspired with a drug clerk to give her husband poison as though by mistake instead of a substance which he habitually bought The plan was to let the man die and then tbe widow was to sue tbe employer for damages Arkansas women beli' ve in making their husbands support their fam ines somehow A Pennsylvania fugitive from justice got himself up as a book agent and easily worked his way out of tbe country with out trying to question him or in fact go near him His name is not I shoot a long horned that is i'f the King of name is referred to He writes it this way: Chutalong korn A York woman cured a setting hen by placing red hot glass eggs in the nest Hens know when not to set as well as the man who gets up off a tack Letters of introduction are not always successful to get a man into sraod society uo more than elegant obituaries re to get a man into heaven Board of Dental Hxainlner TBIBoaril or Examiners app mtel by tne 1 North Carolina Asociatl nnderhi law enacted Ttb dsy of March tsis will met In the City of Ra'elgh on Monday the S' st lavof May wo All penpn Jioldl Jgw mpS rary orrtlocate a lose to com mence the aetice ot Dental Surgery without a dlpi ma a htrebr not fled to appear at that llu tor exam melon All persons who have i ommeno the practice of Dentistry mner the Ith of March 1879 wlthont dlplomkor tertl llca'e are dot sb In direct vlo'ation of the and are Hable to the nal a thereof URNER President EVERITT Uecretary Board Examiners aprll so dim C'Wlocte ohMTwr and Wilmington star copj $76636 92 All the world over baby governs Yet often disease will overcome the baby and then it is i tbat Dr Baby Syrup proves its worth by conquering the dis ease Price 25 cents a bottle 11 Tucker are offer ing the moat elegant Parasols in the latestand most fashionable styles Plain Silk and Sun Umbrellas In great variety 8 Tuokbb White Wash Dress Goods Soft Mulls Nainsooks Checked Nainsooks Linon Victoria Lawns Batistes India Linens Organdies and rench Mu8 lins at popular prices 'j II fc Tucker Go to II Cos at Kinston for your cigars billiards and pure spirits I cl Reason i LOUIS CHAKDLXJt MOULTON Why should I stake my happy youth My day of apring Upon a untested truth And proffered ring? You praise me for my goldm hair Mr eyes of blue But change o'ertakes the fairest fair Then what of you? When all you praise ba uffered wrong And I am old Will love that did to vouth belong My age unfold? Since you but prize my smiling eyes And blushing cheek Then breathe no more your tender sighs The things you seek Are but the shadow ot a shade Will vanish fast Mirage of mist of morning made That cannot last he who seeks a woman's soul Who wins her heart One reaches not final goal With shallow art erris' Beef Tonguee and Broiling Beef A verr choice tot of Pale Maracaibo Coffees Extra Choice Old Rio Government Java Ac Ac Green and Roasted Coffees of every de scription Arbuckle's rosa" coffee 25 cents pe pound Is the best Roasted Coffee at Its prlc In the market An unsurpasae i 8 o'k of ine Groceries gen erally Gordon 4 trandy Peaches equal in 11 respects tc the best home ma le inest rench Prunes 4 pound Tins rancesconl A Co Best alad Oil Sauces Catsups Pickles IT rves Jellies "armed Goods laro Ing Extracts Ac 4c ot the bst quail1 resh St awberrles always on hand during the Season Everything In the line of irst Class Groce ries and Provisions Beat qnaiity lowest prlc a prompt delivery mtylB HARDIN The City Msrket i The market is now supplied with veite tables from Norfolk Beaufort and Wil mlngton Vegetables continue high in price squashes being 30 cents per dozen beets 10 cents per bunch snap beans cents per peck Green apples have ap peared and sell at 50 cents per peck Spring chickens are scarce bringing 20 aronot at all abun dant at 17j20 cents while butter 1tore plentiful at 2025 cant a1 OnBr idbmmencenosnt The Annaal Ooncert' 1 The chapel WMpackedlMt evenfng with an elegant audience assembled to bear tbe annual concert at Peace losutnte was jo hate been expected from the superior ability ana careful training of tbe instructor oLmsksf Pjpf Baumann the entireper formimce was finished and remarkably pleasing The" instrumental and vocal se ledflonrwere of a high order and were in most fendered almost faultlessly The'Wpening piece on the programme was tbe grand march from and the organ i The duett the from Linda Chkmounix was sung with marked ex pression by Misses Mamie Mock and Nan nie LtadsTRumple gave a pleasing ex powers as a vocalist in aolo by Pinsuti1 af the vocal solo was brilliantly rendered iby Miss annie McRae The vocal class Mpg an aria" estal which concluded the first part of the programme The second part opened with the by the vecal class Miss Mamie Mock gave added evidence of her power in the solo in which the flexibility of her voice was marked Tbe musical ability of Mieses annie McRae and Nannie Burwell was shown in their artistic rendition of the duo fulness by Gumbert The most difficult on tbe pro gramme a grand fantasia was faultlessly iveu uy jjLujB jjinua ivumpie MLm Annie Rnrwpll ony rha pleasingly and with finish THa 1P All ritoin fit UtrUUUjJ IIUUI JJU Sonambula by the vocal class was very i uiigut MuucxpreBSive The "Rhapsodie Liszt on four pianos concluded the programme DI8TIN0T10NS AWARDED "Primary and Kindergarten Departmen 4 or punctuality and uniform good con duct and obeaienca to Misses Jfenniq Maggie Brewster Janet Badger Abba Crow Bettie Harris Mat Jre Harris annie Heartt Mamie Heartt aume uxci ueeuurs iua Stevenson ana Lillie Burginand Masters NVillte Crow Willie Harding Jimmie McPheelers Witlie Stronach and John Stronach or diligence and improvement in Mieses Jennie Allen Brewster Janet Badger Anna BurwellRena Burwell Anna Crow annie Mamie Heartt Mattie Harris Ida Steven eonvLillie Burgin and Masters Willie andTohii' fttrnnanh or Misses Jernie Allen Janet Badger Reha Burwell annie HejrtL Mattie Harris and Masters Willie and 'John Stronach or Misses Busan Adams Jangt Badger Bettie Harris annie Heartt Mamie Heartt Mattie Harris and Master Willie Stronach or writipg Miss Jennie Allen Anna Burwqll Anna Crow Maggie Bus bee annie McPheeters and Master Jim mie McPheeters or diligence and improvement in Misses Janet Badger and Rena Burwell 3 A COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT Roll of merit containing the names of the young ladies boarding in the institu tion who during the scholastic year of nine monthshave not except when pre vented by sickness been absent from any recitation or roll call or other exercise and have received no demerit for breach of the rules Misses Pattie Ballard Sadie Bellamy Lizzie Brady Mary Davidson Minnie aucette Mary leming Mary Gregory Dora Holmes annie Jordan Bruce Moore AnHebell Murray Jennie Mitchell Belle McIver Maggie McIver Maggie Patterson 'Laura Patterson and bhellie Smith Roll ot merit of day Misses Lizzie Allen Sallie Bryan Anna irt Julia Creech Katie uller Julia li cks Lucy Howard Kreth Mildred McPheeters Carrie Murray Addie Marsh Maggie Merrimon Minnie liedfotd and Annie Timberlake Roll of merit of young ladies boardinc in the institution who entered at the cjm mencement of tbe spring Misses Lizzie Blue uora Burns Etta Edmond son Katie Edwards Addie Howard Lillie Long mary Lyon annie McBryde and Maggie McKeen Roll of merit of day' scholars for the spring Misses Irene Allen Ina Mann Katie McMackin Annie Rosenthal Minnie Upchurch SCHOOL ENGLISH Including spelling grammar rhetoric and composition and English literature Misses Lizzie Allen Hannah Allen Sa die Bellamy Pattie Ballard Mary Brews ter Sallie Bryan Julia Creech Minnie aucette May Gregory Julia Hicks Lucy Tntfftrri Diria' TooAh Mam A Bruce Moore Addie Marsh Ina Mann Jennie Mitchell Virginia McAden Maggie Patterson Minnie Redford Annie Rosen thal Annie Timberlake Diligence and improvement in read ing and Misees Mary Adams Hannah Allen Pattie Ballard Sadie Bel lamy Mary Brewster Sallie Bryan Julia Creech Katie uller Hicks Lucy Howard Hattie Kreth Truletta Kreth Dixie Leach Ina Mann Addie Marsh Maggie Merriman Jennie Mitchell Bruce Moore Carrie Murray Virginia McAden Belle McIver Maggie McIver Minnie Redford Annie Timberlake Minnie Up church Blanche Wynne SCHOOL MATHEMATICS Including arithmetic algebra geometry and trigonometry Mieses Lizzie Campbell Julia Creech Lula Cutcbin Minnie aucette Julia Hicks annie Jordan Belle McIver Maggie McIverMaggie Patterson Minnie Upchurch SOHOOL HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY (Misses Lizzie Allen Pattie Ballard Mary Brewster Bailie Bryan Julia Hicks Hattie Kreth Mary Al Long Ina Mann Addie Marsh Bruce Moore Maggie Pat terson Minnie Redford Annie Rosenthal Annie Timberlake Lula Townsend OHOOL NATURAL SCIENCE vje kieses Hannah Allen Sadie Bellamy Dora Burns Anna Burt Dixie Leach Addie Marsh Tn Misses Jennie Mitchell and Maggie Odn Misses Minnie aucette auuie juruan nene mciver physical Misses Minnie I sncetle1 annie Jordaa Belle McIver In Miss annie SCHOOL MODERN LANGUAGES In Misses Hannah Allen Julia Ofeeifti Minnie aucette Mary lemming annie Jordan Annabelle Murray Minnie I In Mies Etta Edmundson SCHOOL ANCIENT LANGUAGES In Misses Lizzie Campbell Etta Edmondson Mary lemming Mary A Long Addie Marsh Maggie Patterson SOHOOL DRAWING AND PAINTING or quality of this Misses Min nle aucette Janet Hollister Dora Holmes Dixie Leach Jennie Mitchell Virginia McAden Maggie McIver ofdiljfconce and Misses Sadie Bellamy Mary Davidson May Gregory annie Jordan Annebelle Mur ray annie McRae WILLIAM COLLINS How sleep the brave who sink to rest By all their wishas blest When spring with dewy fingers cold Returns to deck their hallowed mould? She then shall tread a sweeter sod Than feet have ever trod By hands their knell is rung By forms unseen their dirge is sung Then Honor comes a pilgrim gray To bless the turf that holds their clay And freedom shall awhile repair Todwell a weeping hermit there! i Brighter Hours Though dark the present hours may seem With sorrow care and strife Though gladness may net shed a beam Upon our sky of life Yet fear for amidst the gloom One hope is ever ours That faith may yet our life illume And bring us brighter hours Just before the rains brought relief the Alleghany at Pittsburg was so low that The turtles climbed the tallest trees The catfish hid in holes The little fish could hardly swim To save their little souls The oily eels took to the The crawfish nearly bust And the little stern wheel boats that ran Kicked up an awful dust Chief Engineer Wood 8 has been placed on the retired list from the 30th inst He was chief of the Bureau of Steam Engineering under Sec retary administration He is a North Carolinian 1 Yelloif ever It is confidently asserted that this fright ful disease can be prevented by the use of Safe Kidney and Liver Cure In connection with Safe Pills It is a blood poison keep the Hood pare this disease will not exist 'These Reme dies keep the blood fllterers the kidney and liver in healthy action In countries where this prevalent Safe Kidney tnd Liver Cure and Safe Pills sre used and with wonderful success These are highly recommended as a preventive of Yellow ever As a cleanser of tbe blood they are without an equal 4 AH Bndor It The Recorder Americus Ga says: Senators Representatives Doc tors Lawyers Citizens in public and private life are testifying by the thou sands and over their own signatures that a remedy has been found for Dis ease of the Kidneys and for Diabetes these are respectively known as Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and Safe Diabetes Dwellings and htokk houses to I a all parts ot the olty ARM AGENCY Jone NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Price Reduced Rousted mil Green Coffee i Arabian Mncha Old Government Java 8ava dIHr Mexican Java Costa Rfca Peaberry Lijuayra Moraca1 bo and fancy to irod Rio qlwois in aisikr Xlf I IWOUJU LU as iva vv uv vui UXU I JtLaLIDj Tea Olinlce I nes nl Teas all grades Good Green Tea vs cents per poon He No Chop Pure Tea Ro paint No poison Onlrhea tby Tea in rhe market 26 cents per pound Warranted to please or no sale may ai Scaled Proposals WILL be cem until the of Jun next toerecanHW kitchen at the Institution ror the Deaf a Do mb and the Blind All ose wish ng to contract for the wora are in vited to examine the plans an specification in the hands of the steward The right to re ject any aud all bl Is will be resorved A GUDIRR I mar 3 Id Prinolnwl i Stone Ink WARRANTED at I14 BOOKSTORE New Arrival of lee Mr larve cargo ol Ice direct from Kennebec River Maine Is now arrlv ng The citi zens of Raleigh may be "ssnred of a onni dorlng the summer and at reasonable rates HARRIS mv8T Cow Htraycd or Stolen Medium sized cow abnr vir old ry dart brown or blaoh hueon the back Long tea's btrayed ab 1 1 Ma 10th may 88 JULIUS LE co NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Notice TBE thirty first annual meeting ot th Stock holder or tho North Carodnn Railroad' Company will be held In Greensboro on the second Thursday of July 1SS and th transfer books of nock of sail compsify nil be closed from thia date nntll after the mee mg MUIN 8 reUry Comoauy Show May SI issof June djyi eod fobosnumen: A beautiful assortment I IEI'H CASSIMERES for summer may 2: tf Notice BV virtue of the powers couter ed in a cer tain mortgage execu ed oo lhe 12th day of Jure 1819 and duly recoded In the offlee ol the Register of Deeds Wake County In book St at page 445 1 wilt eel at onb lo sue tlon on Tuesday June 1st 1R8) at 12 on the premises the opertv 'escribed io said irt gage consisting of buildings engines tools furniture Ac Terms of sile cish Time June 1880 Pl ice on the prenit es west end of Harget street In the City ot Raleigh PURNELL Attorney frr aortgigee may 14 ws Grain We havejustre ceived a large lot of Grain Cradles and will sell them cheap Parties needing them will find it to their interest to call ana see us before buying We are also Sole Agents for the Wil son Plow Cooke Wainwright Latest Styles Latest styles of Summer Hats consisting iii part of Ma nillas Mackinaws white stiff and soft Hats at Andrews Co i Clothiers and Hatters Our drug stores are now supplied with "Malt the new ood Medicine which has done so much good and comes to us so highly recommended Try it It may save you heavy bills may 19 4w OER their services to 'h solicit ing consignments of Country Produce of all kind also Goods and Wsree to be sold at either public or private sale Belnrtheo lv COMMISSION AND AUCTION HUU8IC id the ty therefore we are prepared to off er better inducements to shippers as we give our whole time and anenttont our busi ness We jraarantee the higft prices Quick sales and prompt returns Refer to Caanlera of State snd Na tional Hauks may 28 land for Sale ON Monday May 31st is'swe will sell at nubile outcry at the Court Houa door In Maielgh for cash about 180 acres of land In Wake County about four miles Southwest of Boad adjoining the lands of Wiley Moss WL Pomeroy Aaron Johnson Mrs Terrell Gill and others telngthe land owned by John Dwyer except half an acre purchased by a colored iptlst Church and two acres by Whitaker Sale made under Judgment of Wake Superior Court ren dered In the cae of Christopher Wood et al vs John Dwyer et al 8 a AS HR MURDECAJ aprll 31 dtds 5 Sale BY virtue of powers conferred upon me In Deed ot Mortgage executed by Thompson and wife dated NiVember 1817 and In the office of Register of Deeds for ke county In nook 48 at naae 471 I win on 8 tardav the 19fh dav of June next sell for cash at the Court House door Raleigh one undivi led third part ot tne iot of land ly ng la the eastern suburbs of Raleigh adjoining the lands of Mrs Hallie Haywood and Maria Cook containing one half of one JOHN BLAKE may dtds Mortgagee IT Circuit Court Eastern District Worth Carolina INEQUITY 4 Ta Green for th nuelv and all 0 her creditors of the Hauk of avettevllle against lhe Bank of et al In pursuance of a decree In the above enti tled suit I hereby gin nott 1 1 the creditors of the sal 1 bank to present and make nroof of lite claim before me at my office ayette ville on or before July rrake themselves parties to this salt No urools will be received after that day 1 A GUTHR inay15oaww Commissioner 1 Aolicc A CERTIICATE for five shares of thecipl tai stock of the North Carolina Company standing la the name of Sarah Par tner trustee No 1553 has been lost Notice Is hereby given that application will 1 made for he Issue of a dupilc te certificate In lira hereof and the public are rned against buying or trading for the aatd loat certificate RAKA I P' HKKR Trustee Ji GATLING Attorney Raleigh April 24 os Oversix hundred cabin passengers sailed for Europe from New York Saturday The custom of going to Europe for the summer instead of visiting our home wa tering places is becoming very common A noteworthy feature of the European emigration at New York during the last few days is the large influx of new comers from suny Italy We are in receipt of new Organdies and Pacific Lawns New printings just out the most beautiful we have ever shown II 8 Tucker New invoice of and Kid Gloves bummer shaaes just re ceived Ladies' Lsce Mits 8 Tuoker Best Northern Butter thirty cents per pound I keep only the best receive it by Express twice a week keep it in the ice house and use every care to keep it in good order in this hot weather Hardin 1 lue Wines Clarets Sher ries Port Champagnes of first class approved brands for family and medicinal use Also pure and reliable Brandies Whiskies imported Gin Hardin RALEIGH WEDEDAY Ithe'city RED A OLDS City Editor Tli TTeAther To Day Indications for tbe South Atlantic States are Statkmary barometer lower tempera ture somberly veering to westerly winds and partly A)Udy weather with occasional local rains 8 J' 5" ri 'jurt 1 1 New Advqrtliemenl 4 Agency rent and sale jli i a I 11 rf 1 Observation Middling cotton 10j Tbe census taker are bard at work' Revenue collection yesterday $81988 The State Dental Convention is in ses sion Gov Jarvis left for the University yes terday after upon j4 Wilmington street 1 Indulging In a regu UUilUIDg UWUJ The United StatesBUtrict in this city qmMiday'nexV Tbe KnightsJ)f JJopor wilhmeet ev ning at th Esuatimgjnd The commetKmenrexercises at Raleifeh' emale Seminary begin this evening Mr Josh rnew waxagTue'jatDoroyestecaayx fei Ladies renbfntMed 'td'ISarS' Ifftrisj is going up on Morgatf street nfear Per son xVj Mr Bain left yesjertjay to attend the meeting of The Grand Chapter Roal Arch MassjWilonZzvxzX A man 'fliYwintKT'keep CooPanpXesT mi ograi aouj Butumex suouio ntnsfgway his tbermqpMen 1 A Capt funderss88 in yestcidtypijbh bl wiyt where he Wijjfe peud a ley kys a If the capitolaOarid feEce we mn a coat or two of black psintlt would greatly improve their appearance Only one drunk and down appeared be fore the' Mayor yesterday and got the usual HUI VC UUUIB Hi UH guaTa D0U86 There were twenty six marriage licenses issu id in this county during May twelve for whites and thirteen for colored couples Nathan Barefoot sheriff of Samneon county yesterday turned over to the Pen itentiary authorities Egbert Brown a con vict Senator Vance has secured 145 tents for the use of the State Guard at the Mountain centennial celebration in Oc tober 4 Dr Worth who is eteoffiao treasurer of the State Penitentiary! has drawn $10000 on account of tbe appropriation for that institution 1 I A letter addressed to A Saunders Chocowinity Beaufort county and a paper to the Star Wilmington are held for postage There is no let up in the heat' There is scarcely any dew nights now either Last month was the dryest May ever known in this State Yi 1 The thermometer al Tucker's store yes terday indicated the following tempera tures: 6 a 71 9 a 80 12 86 3 93 6 88 Drummers' licenses were yesterday is sued from the S'ate Treasury to Brent Siover Co Baltimore and McL an St mis Mo A young man 'blasted that he' had a well mind whereupon a young lady murmured a pity we unu out wnere ne stored it I Mr erg Everett of orsyth was in the city yesterday on his way to Kin on wtu re he will delivi an address be lhe school to morr iw tveuing Mom lav at ernoop give us be greatest Imat of the At 3 o'clock tbe 1 herno ue er stood at eighty nine degrees an hour later il indicated ninety four Slr ff A Estes of Stokes county has delivered two mvicis Goorge Math ews and Jerry Lash to the Cape ear and uikin Valley Bailway at Greensboro reeland has written the Adjn'aut IGeneral stating that he will 5T or 55 men of the Durham Light ifanirv and band to the King's Moun ts bration Ina North Carolina State Dental Asso cis'iou met yes'erday and was opened with prayer by Rev 8 Walkins Dr I) the Pfesident delivered an excellent aauress The cotton market was dull yesterday though prices were atabade' firmer and b'gher than on Monday Middling opened at 10 and closed at lhe same figure The receipts werelight The funeral services of Mrs Sarah Hogg wbodied Monday morning were held from Christ Church yesterday after noon Rev Marshall the rector of fleiating The remains were interred in Oakwood The improvements at the irst Presby terian Church have begun in earnest The building is being dismantled The new church for it will in effect be a new one will present a handsome appearance and will furnish more and better accom modation to the congregation The Uak City Blues Qberlin Vance Guards and East Raleigh (Guards (Cos A and ourth Battalion) paraded here on Monday and went out to the National 1 Cemetery Company A looked well tbe others did not present a good appearance orge Lumbley a small white boy son Sunday climbed a tree after a young squirrel He took hold Of a trailing grape when it proved treacherous eouiiug down with a rush and letting him fall to tbe ground a distance of about thirty feet He was badly bruised and one leg was sprained Tbe township assessors Messrs Haywood and James silting at the court bouse All persons are required togive in between the 1st and 23th of June Ml realjestste and personal property which each owned on the 1st of June All persons between the age of 21 snd 50 years are required to list their polls A number of the young colored meh of this citv mat last nvemnir and organized themselves Into a body to sideralion the death of Otey who died in Washington on the 3lstulttIt was agreed that a memorial meeting be called tor next Tuesday night as a tribute of respect to the deceased domditte of arrangements was appointed consisting of Hpencera A 8umnerarid Nash Charles Hunter was appointed to deliver the oration i 7rj 1 Diaries for 1880 sale at WILLIAM A HEARNE Newspaper Book aid Job Pr nting RALEIGH 0 Having taken the Book ana Job Printing es tablishment for nerly eon by Nichols 4 Gorman solicits work In hla line IV Legal Blanks and Briefs speci alties' may 18 Pine Wood Sawed and Split 10 Order al 300 per Cord IO Lumber and brick in any quantity Prices low Orders left at Andrews 4 Gro cery Store ayetteville Street or at mr place of business West Hargett Street shall have prompt stt mt on me2 WHITAKEU or ul AIRvT CLASS residence seven rooms la one nf the locations in the city best of water a very desirable place la a'l respects Will be sold at a bargain half cash balance on long time ARM AG INCY June 9 or Sale or Rent: AG10D DWELLING or er of Jones Salisbury Streets nine rooms nearly new and In perfect order one bl i from the capltol will be rentul for the balance ot the yearatlisooper month Chapin'S farm agency Jane 2 i or Sale A UST class DRUG STORE In the Pie im 'nt section now dol a line bus! ness Sold use the owner cannot attend to it Terms very liberal CHAPIN'S ARM June 2.