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THE C1TT ELECTION. NEW iTO News and Observes, BINGHAM SCHOOL BTJR A Fire 8wep Away All th Heavy Loss Fersooal Propert NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A MUier ef hiiress is Fuaerx a 'e 9)V for the BEST BARITD WIRE In the Market. Pleae wile lor i -culsrs anl Piices, and A IU LUC M. UUUU.

all right gook stove, "R.nlbei and. Ioathei 13 citing-, AND MANUFACTURERS' OF THE elebrated "All Right" Wagon, him down 'with a rock, after a dozen shots had been fired, and he then fell so that they were enabled to place pistol muzsles against bis body and kill him. A physician who has a level head ssys that, exposure plays a secondary role in the production of apoplexies, brain softenings and the like, when compare! with dissipation; that both in the higher and lower ranks of life, whilst work and worry count their victims by the hundred, dissipation counts them by the thousand. The Interesting services at St. Augustine church, in this city, on laatSunday-mqrn-ing, when the Bishop made his annual visit to the parish, were attended by a very large congregation.

The Bishop wi assisted by the Rev. Bennett Smedes and the acting rector of the church, Rev. E. C. Smedes.

At the end of the second lesson sixteen candidates for confirmation were presented, who, after receiving the apostolic rite, were earnestly and impressively addressed by the Bishop. At the close oi morning prayer the Bishop preached! an able and eloquent- sermon on the divine origin, 'authority and blessings of the Christian ministry, and ordained to the riiacnais William R. Harris and Hannibal S. Henderson, who were presented for ordination by the principal of St. Augustine Normal School, in this city.

This or dioatioq, as we are informed, has abided two very promising recruits to the ranks of the clerical alumni of St. Augustine's, which has now trained anoSsent out for missionary work among their benigfcted brethren in the Sontb, eight colored clergymen of the Protestant Episcopal ehurch. Snpreme Court. Court opened at 10 o'clock yesterday mo n'ng. The consideration of appeals at the end of the docket was resumed and canses were disposed of as follows Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Company vs.

Commissioners ol Wake county appeals by both plaintiff and defendant; motion, made by defendant. remand: the ca je for facts to be found, argued by Hinsdale dt Devereux for the plaintiff, and for the defendant Court took the papers and will announce decision this morning. Should the motion be denied, the argument in th canse will proceed upon the" merits. The court, then, by consent, took up numbers 192 and 193 Mary A. Jolly eta's, vs.

D. Bryan appeals by both plaintiffs and defendant from Moore, which were argued by Hinsdale Devereux for tbe plaintiffs, and W. A. Guthrie for the defendant. Pending the argument in these two appeals the court adjourned intil 10 o'clock this (Tuesday) morning, when the consideration of appeals at the end of the docket will be resumed.

The Justices yesterday afternoon filed opinions in causes heretofore argued, as follows: James Keeter vs. Wilmington and Wel-don Railroad Company, from Halifax. Error. Judgment Reversed. J.

E. Boyett vs. TbaddeusrVaugban, from Halifax. Order of restitution directed to issue. John A.

8inith vs. J. T. Gooch. administrator, from Northampton.

No error. Judgment affirmed. Jesse Grant vs. Moody Edwards et from Northampton. Error.

Judg l-e i-onyinctxl at y.m can put up an r. kb-1. kstInu Fence, a Perfect Stm Fenee, lat much les. cust thai cheapest plank feu-e. JULIUS LEWIS UKAI.THS IS HARDWARE, nnro an caom uuuio uuu uimuoi ESBHEal CATALOGUE ioks Books Alfred Williams BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, BALTiaH, C.

With largely increased facilities and a determination rve.our customers FAITHFULLY and PROMPTLY, we offer a large stock in each department at I ZE3 LOW PBIOBS. i fcaSEND FOR NEW ill Full, AND HATS FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS, 1882. In submitting this advertisement to the public, we are jistiflaJ In asserting that onr stoik In every department tbe largest and most complete ever displayed this side of New York. Our clothing is most reliable, as we manufacture it ourselves, and ti st class garments only. We are constan' studying the demands of our patrons, and invariably insure them bottom prices.

OUa CLOTHING- DEPARTMENT stocked with tue best Foreign and Domrstio loams, and of the latest designs and styles, and we call special attention of the ladies, to our children's clothing, among ii. the Dengremoat suit, something new entirely and only to be found in our es-Ub'Ulmiont. 0 is most exquisite, and bas all ttie new novelties of. the season In the line of Underwear. Charactsrlssd by Perfect Quiet-The Begnlar 1 i a.

1 ui i uvfn mil anuwa in, tnrni, The muDicina1 election veslerday passed off in a remarkably quiet manner, not a single disturbance occurring at any of the hve poll ne places. The vote peiieo? was a large ne. Tbe regular nominees, both Democratic and Republican, were in all cases elected, the independents making but a poor show, as had been predicted. The following is the vote in detail, ps shown by the oflicial returns: FIRST WARD. E.

B. Barbee, Democrat, 173; Alfred Up-church, Democrat, 1U5; Frank O. Morlng, Democrat, 19S; D. L. Royster, Independent, tO.

John A. Cheatham, 1. 8BCONB WARD, George W. King, Republican, 118; Stew-t-t Ellison, Republican, colored, 173; Chas. W.

Hoover, Republican, coloted, 187; William H. Martin, Independent Republican. 103; G. W. F.

Davis, Democrat, 74; Josep'j J. Johnson, Democrat, 88. THIRD WARD. G. Rosenthal, Democrat, 98; D.

B. Avera, Democrat, 100; N. G. Whitfield, Democrat, 9 Richard II. Lewis, 99; Joseph B.

Martin, Democrat, 99. FOURTH WARD. James H. Jones, Republican, colored, 138; M. Norrleet Dunston, Republican, colored, 121; B.

B. Geins, Republican, colored, 116; Dr. William Hester, Independent Republican, 21; J.R. O'Neil, Independent Republican, 16 FIFTH WARD. Charles E.

Johnson, Democrat, 237; Benjamin R. Lacy, Democrat, 243; Cornelius B. Edwards, Democrat, 223; B. Park, Independent, 87. Memorial The following appeal has been handed us for publication Raleigh, May 1, 1882.

Jo the Ex 'Confederate Soldiers. You all remember that in the beginning or our struggle, mote man-twenty years ago, the woman of the South never doubted or faltered. Buckling the shield upon hus band and son, father and brother, she bade mm naste to tne neid or nonor. Tbe Con federate soldier, dressed in gay trap pings by her loving hands, bore off his silken banner, blessed by Her smiles and encouraged by her words. She ministered to all his wants, nursed him to health when stricken by disease, and buried him when dead.

When the end came, and we peered into the thick darkness of tbe future, clad in widow's weeds, and mourning for her loved and lost, sue yielded not to despair, but arose, girded by the armor of truth and virtue, and taugnt tne worldaaew lee son in the sublimedignity of her womanly resignation under the crushing weight of poverty and misfortune, one will die as she lived, faithful unto death. And now. after the lapse of years, the memory of our dead heroes is still ensannea in ner heart and oft as "Spring returns wlthdewy fingers cold' She repairs to their last resting places and strews their graves with immortelles me mortals of affection and tributes of en during love. You have been spared to en joy the bright sunlight or peace, but more than half a thousand of your comrades sleep just outside the gates of the city of tiaieign. Many or them, strangers, rest in graves far rrom the "old family burial ground," where neither widow, mother nor sister can visit them in spring to dec orate their grave with flowers, but other hands have undertaken every year to per form this soiema and sacred duiy.

in com. ftllance with this beautiful custom Ra-eigh's fair and noble daughters will with baskets fljled with bright flowers and hearts filled with tender emotions, make tneir annual pilgrimage on tbe 10th last, to the graves of these sleeping heroes These good ladles have commissioned me to appeal to vou bv the memory of those who touched elbows with you in battle to join them in their visit to the encampment. or tbe dead and participate with them In these sacred services. I shall be glad if an win join in the procession. Let every ixnieueraie wuocan respond.

W. P. Roberts, Chief Marshal. Sweet Trinidad Molasses. This is some thing very nice, better and more whole some than syrups, and much nicer than ordinary Cuba.

I recommend it to those wbo want a good plain sweet molasses. E. J. Hardin. New Goods New Goods I I Spring Cloth; ng, Hats, Shoes, arriving every day at K.

d. Andrews dt Shoes! Gents' Gaiters, Prince Alberts, and low quarters. Latest Stvles. Prices guaranteed, at R. B.

Andrews A Seduction in Price of Butter. From this date till further notice the retail price of finest Northern butter is reduced to forty cents per pound. Special figures to buyers by the package. I am now receiving supplies of choicest new butter twice a week by express direct rrom tbe dairy. E.

J. Hardin. Try the Welcome." if you want a per feet fitting Dress Shirt, the best shirt sold for the money. only by R. B.

An- arews a. uo. Jones St Powell have netw ready for livery four car loads Seed Oats, five car loads Uorn. six car loads Timothy Hay. two car loads Bolted Meal, two car loads Family Flour, the very best; forty car loads Lumber, thirty car loads coal, va rious sizes: two car loads sawed Shingles, two cor loads Laths, besides bran, chops, vo Thev sell very close tor cash.

Latest Styles of suits in French Wor sted, Diagonals and Cassjineres at R. Andrews The Dally Kxperlwnos of Every One is that neglect of the bowels Is the prime cause of ill bea th. Testimony of the late ju lice or ueorgia: have used Simmons Liver Regulator for constipation of my bowels caus -d by a temporary de- raDgemeutof the liver, for the last three or four years, and always, when used according to the directions, with decided faeueni. I think it is a good medicine for the derangement for the liver, at least such bas been my personal experience in the use of it. HIK.VM WARNER, Chief Jus tice or Flies and Bogs.

Plies? roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice gophers chipmunks, cleared out "Rough on 15c. Catarrh of tba Bladder. by Stinging, irritation, inflammation, all kidney ami urinary complaints, cured by Buchupaiba. $1. Depot: Pescud, Le A Kaleigb.

Decline of Mau. Norvous weakness, dyspepsia, impo teure. sexual debility, cured by Weils' Health R-newer." $1. Depot: Pescud, Lee it Kaieigu. Kidney Disease.

Pain, irritation, retention, incontinence, deposits, gravel, cured by "Buchupaiba." 11.00 at druggists'. Depot: Pes cud, Lee Co. Kaleigh. How young soever you may be. With failing teeth, you're grim and old; And losing your mouth purity, Your features seem both dull and cold Then man or uisid, warned of your fate, Seek SO)0ONT, e'er it's too late.

says that the anti-Jewish demoiiblratlpns throughout Russia have been suppressed except at Balta. Navy plug is for the horse marlnes- Vournful looking gardens are covered with weed i. The Prince of Bulgaria bas arrived at Vienna, RALEIOH.JN. TUESDAY 2, FRED. A.

OLDS, Cirr Editor. The WmUiot T-Dy. Indications for the Middle Atlantic States are Fair weather, warm, south west, veering to cold northwest winds, followed by rising barometer. For the South A'laptic and East Oulf States, fair weither, light, variable wind, mostly southerly, stationary or higher temperature and pressure. New Advertisements.

Stronach A BelS Auctioneers, Brokers an Commission Merchants. fl oft tetter Stomach Bitters. Yi M.Garrett King's Mountain Dr. Strong Pilla. O.

W. Ingrabam dt Co $30 per week. C. N. Crittenton A Real Skin Cure.

bMrratlons. H. F. Gralncer, of Goldsboro, is city. Lieutenant Governor James A.

Robinson is in the city. In hot leather society is troubled to keep its powder dry. Hundreds of politicians would go back on their nrincioalsif thev had anv. I I The cotton market became weaker yes-terday, but prices did not decline. Mr.

Geo. L. Wadsworthi of Newbern, is now the steward at the Yarborough. The Democratic State Executive Committee meets in this city to-morrow. The Executive Committee of the State Antl Prohibition Assoclaticn meets here to day.

The stockholders of the Seaboard a Roanoke Railroad meet at' Portsmouth, Va to-day. There is some rust in the wheat hereabouts. We bear of its appearance at several farms. The news of the burning of the barracks at the Bingham School created considerable excitement yesterday, The twenty-ninlh annual meeting of the North Carolina Medical. Society will be held, in Concord on the 8th.l2ih days of May.

Green peas have mads their appearance in quantities. They sell at 40 cents per iV Thav iumm frnm varHsVna In anH near this city. Yesterday twenty convicts were sent to the Western North Carollna.Rallroad, from the penitentiary. These are all that will be sent at present An elegant german was given last night at the residence of Mrs John U. Williams, cempiuoBuury iii noil, jiamug i belle from Haw River.

8tokes Crump, colored, was before the Mayor's court yesterday, charged with being drunk ana disorderly on the street. He was sent to the guard house for 12 boars. Hon. Wm. M.

Robblns, of Statesville, has' accepted an invitation to deliver the annual address before the literary societies cf the University at the commec cement i in June. Mr. John Tbaxton, formerly of Ra-1agb. bnt now of Richmond, is here. Mr.

Ihaxton is an affable gentleman, and is remembered in Raleigh ty a large number of friends. Robert Mitchell, colored, was before J. CLumsden, yesterday afternoon, en a charge of stealing some money, from Lizzie Fltts, colored. He was sent to jail in default of bail. Mr.

Charles Jordan has received an a-nrtintment to a position under the State Fih Commission, at Avoca, ano has gone there, in a mpany with Messrs. George H. Williams and Charles Ferrall. Mr. Kemp P.

Battle. LL. Pre-ident or the University of North Carolina, will deliver the 'commencement address, on the th of June, before the Alpha and Delta Societies of King's Mountain High Bobool. If we don't have too many comets, bad weather, and that sort of thing, this will be a year of years for great crops, say the farmers, They are allbnppy and satisfied Ifjronce. "Now pot that down," as Guitean Dr.

MtGee is building a handsome re 1- dance, of wood, two and a halt atoriee high, mm corner oi rxienion toa utwton streets, in front of Ed en ton street Methodist church. The building will hare nine rooms. The election was very orderly yesterday, and there Were na incidents. Extra policemen were on duty at the polling place in the first ward, but no oecuion arose for their interference. Some trouble bad been a ha a aH fr.

a a We regret to learn of the serious sickness of Mr. Samuel H. Youna. one of the old citizens of Raleigh. He has pnea- oiuuu.

tur years in duudbh uere. but for some time hss lived at bis farm. northwest of the city. Revivals have been in progress this season, or are now in progress, at the following white thurches in this city: First Bao-tist. Second Baptist, First Presbyterian, Person Street Methodist; a'se at the following colored First Baptist, Methodist and Hayes'.

Sunday morning twenty-eight onver of the First Baptist church, colored, werd bap i zed in Taylor's pend. by Revs. W. A Green and A. W.

Shieids. Next Sunday 122, It is said. Will be baptized. In all there have been over 150 conversions at the revival, which Is now in its fifth week. St.

John's Hospital is now in Tt new and more suitable quarters the old Manly residence. There are now six patient" under treatment. Two wsrds have been fitted up. These are each 18x32 feet in size. The officers of the hospital hope soon to be able to open a ward specially for children who may be sick or The hospital nerds rid.

Remember this noble and worthy charity. convict camp his been established at place kaown a brick vard. on Walnut Creek, near the North Carolina Twenty-six convic sr in the building, while the gutrds have tents. The convicts are at work ranking brick. The elav is of excellent quality and many bundled thousand brick sriil be made by the end of the season.

Fays the1 Hickory Press Will Sanborn and wife, forme, ly of St. Marv's Col lege, Raleigh, and Miss Laura Norwo of Lenoir, who have just returned from an extended European tour of twelve mr mhs, stopped here Wednesda) going on to Lenoir that evening, where they will tor some time. While abeeot they vis ted Germany, Holland, Russia, Italy, France and The record of April weather observa tions, taken by Mr. T. C.

Harris at the Geological rooms, shows the following: blithest 82, lowest 89. mean 61 Mean humidity 76. 8 cloudy, 5 fair and 12 clear days. Prevailing winds Northeast. Rainfall.

2.8 inches. There was a fog on the morning of the7lh and a sharp frost on the 13th. The amount of rainfall was rather below the average for Aim. I We learn from a gentleman of this city, who has jnst returned from a tour through the eastern con let, that the farming pros DectsareprotnisinK. In Lenoir and Craven Krticularly, the corn, cotton and wheat well.

A gentleman informs us that Kinston, bad a large field of wheat averages: about 3 feet high; 3C0 acres In cotton which he is now bringing to a stand, and Ds entire crop or corn women over once This is going sbead with farming. Tbf tell a good joke os some people which goes to show that practice is necessary for those who nse pistols. A npr-ble dotr. weak with age. and suffer ing witt sadly strolled along vdetton street, a few dsys since.

The cry was raised that be was mad! Itwasecboed, the bova rallied to the scene with their pistols. Shot after shot was fired at the dog, bu he was not it by a single bul- AJsi. He atood sUU, wondering at tne vbl9. But some kindly person knocked Neckwar, Hosiery, Gloves, Cuffs and Collars. We call special attention to our open work Underwetr, such as the French Lace, Lisle Balbriggan Goods.

Yesterday morning a fire b-ol Bingham Schol, near. Mbi. imtuediUtlv on the liitoot' tL olina Railroad. nd ire I he bri two hoursswept away eyeiy bu the residence pf ftolert Bii principal. Tbe tiro origins ed i ters of one of the cadeis and was The flames were fl st seen ft 9: light but steady wind rs blow fanned the hre, causing th3 de bp very rapldi The qtisrters ol were in wooden build in height, ar.d built i tl of a great squre.

They tiftv-one rooms. Forty-one of tl each furnished accoirimodatio! cadets, while the remalnlrgter two each. As soon: as the discovered tho cadets uiider of Colonel "an-i the at once began tbe work of st perty The water snppiy wa there being only three wells or and no fire apparatus was at I task of saving the buildings, so situated that the fire easily cated from one to anether, wp.s i to be bopelfss, and all energies on the werk of preserving thei The personal effeets of the near all saved, nut lew peine or injured. Negro thieves camson the sc gan to steal, but tbe boys soon to their pilfering, several of the receiving bayonet wounds from who were watching the prop negro was severely wounded. Alter destroying tbe qusrte attacked the two-story woodei in tbe nrst flr or which Bingham's office, and on tbe pp Y.M.C.

room and library. Th was entirely consumed, bntall I were saved. Tbe next bufld swept away was the "Academy of wood, three and a half storicf and or large size. 1q this bill Id' chapel, recitation room, 'I two literary soclet, the "Kallsthenlo," and other rex furniture, books, pjpVr. in this building were nil attacked tbe "infirmary" wh: stroyed, after wards co.i iunlc8 mess hall.Mn a large two and a building, the uppr floors of occupied by Mrs.

William Bingh: of the late superintendent. Thi was consumed, together with i out-houses. The buildings of tue scnooi proper were thus all destroyed. The tire failed to reach the private residence of CoL Bingham, about 200 yards away from the other building, which was not injured. The State property was all saved.

The cadets worked like heroes, but the lack of apparatus proved a great d. a wback. Cadet Captain S. W. Melton, ef Columbia, came to this city on the down tr in to secure tents, for quarters.

These were furnished. There were in barracks at the time of the fire about 175 cadets. Cadet Melton informs ns thst Col; Bingham will rebuild tbe school at once, and have all in order again by August 1. The amount of insurance was large. Other Details of the rire.

Special to The News and Ouservkr. MebaevilLK, N. May 1. The building! of the Bingham school were burned this morning. The fire broke oat about 9:30 and got beyond control very rapidly, The loss is about insurance about two-thirds.

No person was burned or otherwise injured. The new buildings will be ready by the opening of the next session, July 20th. The cadets will return to their homes imme diately. R. Bingham, BELO, AUCTIONEERS.

BROKERS, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Dealers in Baggies, jPhtetons.Carrlages, Spring Wagons, i Manufacturers' Agents for Guanos and WILMINGTON STREET, ItAllSlGtil, IV. o. We have the largest and most select stock of Buggies, Carriages, Phatons, Spring Wagons, Ac in the Htate. All of onr work is made of the VERY BEST MATERIAL and warranted by us for one yesr. We offer the best Inducements to the trade and -will sell tor cash or on time.

Write for prices. Sic. ICE MY CELLAR. 0. FaYETT EVILLE Street, next to IJltiz-ins' Bank, is now opened for tbe Season.

Whod will commence delivering Over th cut, about the 1st May. Orders by Railroad promptly filled and Ice well packed, ap 26-dlawAw3m R. J. HARRIS. LIVER REGULATOR, It Will Cure i-coe! D1'PEP'I The Regulator will ipositively are this terrible dis'-ase.

We assert em; hutic illy what we know to be true. CO.STIIATIO. should not be regarded as a ailment. Niturw demands the utin regularity of the bowels; Therefore assist Nature by taking Simmons Livur Regulator. It is harmless, jii II and flectual.

PIL.EK R'Tef is at hand forthose whos ltferday after day w'th It has cm til hundreds, aud will cure you. inii.AiUi. Persons mar avoid all attacks occasionally taking a dose of Simmers Liver Regulator to keep the liver in he lthy action. BAD BKEATI1, geuerallyarlslngfrom adts stomach, can be corrected by taking Simmons Liver Regulator. J4UM1E.

Simmons Liver ReuUt-'r- soo eradi oates this disease fremithsys em, 'esving I be skin clear and fresh from all impurities. COLIC Children fieri ug with Colic nmn experience relief when Simmons Liver Regulator Is administered. Adults also derive great benefit from this medicine. It Is not unpleasant It is harmless and effoctiye. Purely vegetable.

CaOtiow. As there are a number of imitations offered to the public, we would caution the community to buy no 81m-moas Liver or Medicine unless tn our engraved wrapper, with Red trade mark, stamp and slgnat ire on Woken. None other Ik genuine J. S. Z2XLX2T PHtA.

OUR HAT DEPARTMENT is aim dy immense, as we have all tho Novelties and Uatesftyres of the season in Kelt and Straw Soft and Stiff, and oi tho manufacturers in the country. Among thtm, a line of J. B. Stetson A Co's best manufacture. BERWANGER BROTHERS LEADING CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, N.

-No trouble to show poods FERTILIZERS IN STORE AND 20,0:0 pounds Sides and Shoulders. 23,000 pounds Brii 35,000 pounds Chtioe Timothy Hay. 800 bushels Seed Oat. 1,000 bushels Hsxall White Bolted Meal.4' 2,000 bushels White and Mixed Corn. 1,000 sacks Snowden's Sea Gull Guano.

5O0 sacks Walker's Cotton Phosphate. sacks Standard Patapsco Uuano. O. M.iAtl.EN. WM.

CRAM. ALLEN CRAM, iom mwmm mm, XALEHII, N. C. Having jurt removed to and occupied our new shops, Corier HI ail West 155x30 feetins'ze, and filled with improved machinery, we are able to make at. short notice ail kinds of Iron Work, EN NKS, SAW MILLS, SHAFTING, GEARING.

AUo our Improved Carolina or Ray Cotton Press. Our specialty is AoRicrLruitAL a-CHINERY, Plows, PlowCasti-j Saw and Grist! Mills. Gins all size furrished. Write for prices Valnubk Lot for Sale. BY" vit fa decree made and entered 'August term, 1881, of Wake Superior Court, in the case of George B.

Mo re et al vs. Thomas Jenkins et al, the undersigned oqmm'ssieners will expose to public sale, at tbe Court House door, in tbe city of Raleigh, on MONDAY, JUNE 5th, 1883, the lot of land and premises at the corner of Dawson arid Davie streets, being a part of lot No. 71 in tbe plan of the city of Raleigh, fronting about 60 feet on Davie street and running back about 140 feet on Dawson street, being the lot lately belonging toM's. Thomas Jenkins, deceased. Terms of sale CASH.

JOHN CMTLING, 1 CM. BUSBEE. April 29. 1882 Commissioners. NEW GOODS It gives me pleasure to say to the purchasers or DRY GOODS that I have an unusually Urge and attractive stock for the Spring IbSZ, a- my house is well filled from cellar to garret with just the goods the people want, and many of them will be at fabulously low prl ies.

My Dress Goods Department Is very attractive, with a large and beautiful assortment of new sad handsome good with trimmings to match. In fact every one of my el rht department' is equally well filled th all tbe new and desirable goods and styles too find in a first as retail and jobbing house. AND HKUK LET 31 DEAL IN A FEW fL-UN OF FACT, As it hs always bee-i my wish an 1 doslre todtal In facts lor the 1M thirtv years, and d. a hLi sight or ward iekimate business. I throw out no Catch Pennies at Half Cost.

60 as .0 get Customers Started and then sell them Jsomo hing else, but I represent goods as the are, believing in the golden pr.m iple, "live and llyf-." My friends and cust'-mrs come and see me and you will never rtgret it. A. CREECH. l-d2w FOR. H.VaIi:.

IN TARB0R' N.C., MAIN STREET, an olc establisLed Bakery and EstaliMMt, ith a eood line of cmtomers The present owner, wishing to change to another location, can give sat sfactory reasons for selling. Thev is an Ice earn Saloon attached. The im is in good order and on the premises, co iveniently arranged Apply to H. A. WEBER.

prgl.lm. Tarboro, N. C. Land Plaster WE will be receiving Monday 100 Sac Fresh ground Lsnd Plaster. The best top-dressing for cLrver, grass, ryo wheat aud oats.

It should be ugrd rlgh tlWRV WILLIAMSON A UPtPUKCP. For Rent or Lease. rpiIE "TUCKER HOUSE," on Fayett JL ville street, one block below tbe Yar-boro Houso, without furniture. Apply tc A TUCKER Water Mill Meal, FRESH UROUND and BOLTED, at the Rocky Branch Milla, loot of Fajette-ville street. Ask your grocer for it.

W. C. UOLMAN, Sup'c C'oIIeos, Sugars, Flour. Kcw Crop Cuba, and Se.v Orleans Itfolaiscs, and a fufl line of other good. The above go ds will be sold as low as anyone can sell first class goods, and guaranteed.

We can confidently recommend the above Ammoniated Guano and Acid Phosphates to be the best offered in th's market. Call and examine them before ment reversed and. judgment ordered for tne piaintin. Andrew Syme, administrator, vs. John N.

Bunting et als, from Wake, no error; Jsdgmeut affirmed. j. Jj. enaw J. tv uurney, Trom Halifax; no error; non-suit set aside.

Mary Johnson vs. Ira W. Futtrell, from Northampton; bo error; judgment affirmed Jams Yasser vs. J. A.

Buxton A Co. from Northampton; no error; judgment affirmed. List of Letters. List of letters remaining unclaimed in Raleigh poitoffice, Wake county, North Carolina, April 22, 1882: LADIES' LIST. Brown, Mls's Henrietta: Barham'' Mrs Ann; Burt, Mrs Graoy.

Collins, Mls Mary: Cook, Mrs Susan Cotton. Miss Silvia: Crossoo. Miss Johanna. Edmunds, Miss Mary. Horton, Mis 4 Maggie; Holland, Miss Cornelia Jack son, Miss Susie Jv, Johnson, Miss Marie; Jordan, Mrs L.

Lee, Miss Rose; Lambert, Miss Catherine. Mornss. Mrs. I Mason, Jessie. Parker.

Miss Lillian. E. Watson, Pauline; Watson, miss Liucy; wuiiams, miss cusan. QEXTLKMEX'S LIST. A Alston.

Sandv. Banks. Handv: Balch, Rest, Bstts, Andrew Bond, Thos K. llltton, i Francis. E.

Henry. Jesse; Harrison, wm tienry, hiarrlss, iianks; iierrin. unaries; hicks. James. I Ireland, D.

Jones, Jordan, William A. Laycock. Mc'raw fe Co. so. mcraoyen, Hainan, renny.

jas fiper.w r. it Roberts, John; Kegers, Willie; Bod iters. Benj: Rogers. Milton: Robinson. Henry; Robson.

Thos: Rhus. Geo I. 8 Sanders, Aaron: 8 pikes. Alli son; Smith, iry ant; Smith, Pay ton; Himlth, wimam; teag raves, ti. Taylor, warren i nicner, wauon, Watson, Henry; Wilkerson, Granville; wooas, itansom; imams, t.

misccllAnkocs. Mr and Mrs James Green. Persons callinsr for anv of the above let lers will please say "Advertised." JOHN JNICHOL8. f. M.

Ooaaty Conamlssloaers. AmonK the business transacted by a full board on yesterday was tbe making of the lower floor of the "law building." formerly the Bank of Cape Fear, a part of the court bouse, and tbe declaring of tbe western side, or iront, of said building to be the court house door, for the purpose of legal advertising and sales. Work prevents the nse of tne door or tne court nouse, proper for posting. Ike corner-stone or tne ad dltion to the court house was ordered to be laid on the 20th of May. the Grand Lodge or Masons having consented to lay it.

An tne lodges in wane county are to par ticipate. F. II. Busbee, was invited to deliver an address on tne occasion. Considerable business was transacted.

the board continuing in session most of the day. To-dav tbe board work at the ooor liouse, to lesume operations at the -nail of tne lUwcue engine company to-morrow. Postofflos News. A slight change, in the schedule on tbe Noith Carolina Railroad was made on yesterday. There is consequently i change in tbe time of arrival and depar tare of inti s.

Tbe mall from Goldsboro now arrives at 12:20 p. and tbe mail for Goldsboro closes at 3:25 p. in instead of at 1:15 p. as before. The mail from Greeusboro arrives at 1:40 p.

lasteau of 12: 13 p. and the msil for Greensboro clwses at 3:2.3 p. instead of 3:50 p. m. So mails for the east and weit depart at the same time.

Board of The old board of aluermen will mtet morniug at 11 o'clock, to receive the election returns, eto. At noon the new board will meet and Organize. 'are Mapl Syrup Not put up iti New i jtk, but bouKlu direct Iroui the Vtrinont Tiuer who ti.ade it, and put up by myself in naif gallon E.J.Hardin. Olive Cll for 84ladd, Ac Francesconi O.I, by H'rk. A Pilford, and bottled by inyst-ll Hie chuicest, oil ted.

Also Inn keo' OieSHing, for piKlple who 11 iio. take the trttuble to make the dressing, lor themselvts. K.J. llardlu. Not'iing New.) have boen selling tbe I.yMtir Mauor Tobtato, which hais iio su-ptnioi1, Utr inonlhM, at fl.75 per tlozyn, 3 liund or jii 2.3 per caseol twodoeeu.

Every can guaranteed. Severad other yo kI standard braiuN at fl.ftO per dr zni. Other i-hiiikhI K'ods in proporiioa. E. J.

11 irt'iu. A rsr-i lot of the Henh Challenge (all sixes), have just been receive by J. c. Brewster A Co. Hats 1 Hats 1 Largest stock of Men's and Boys' lists in tbe city.

Low prices guaranteed at R. B. Andrews A MORRIS, WYATT TAYLOR. Raleigh, M. February 27, 1S82.

1 LKME.Mi I hT lued Da. Habt Vt twentr-flTe rears la medicine, hare ncrer I ROM Tunic doe. In many caaea ot Prostration, Female Diseases, Dyspepsia, and an lm- roTcrlhed condition of the blood, this peerless remedy, has In my hands, made some wonderful cures, ases that bare baffled some of onr most eminent lirve yielded to this great and lncompar-' able remedy. 1 prescribe It tn preference to any iron preparation made. In fact, snch a compound as Pa.

IttOX Tome ft a necessity la my prrwtlce. Pa. EOBEKT SAMUELS, 6T. Ixtns, Not. S6th, Ia81.

SUM Wash Ayenne. Jt ffiea color to the blood, natural hraUhful tone to the digextlre organs and nervous srixtem, making it applicable to General Debititift.T.nn of Appetite, lroKtralinn of Tital Powers and Impotence.) MANUFACTURED BY THE DR. HARTER and SUPPLIES. DAILY ARRIVING 100 sacks Grafflin's First Quality Ammo niated Guano. 1,000 sacks Lazaretto Acid Phosphate, guaranteed to.be the highest grade in the market, over 13 per cent, available Phosphoric Acid.

500 sacks Baldwin's Ammoniated Dissolved Bone. A. eommnaHon of Fri toacide of Iron, I'cntvia Hark a nd I'hosphorti i palatable form. The only preparation of iron that urtlt not blacken the teeth, to characteristic of oinrr ran preparation: laoM Toxic in mr nracuce. and In an eznerience of found anrtlitnir to eive tbe result that IIaktxr's MEDICINE N.

MAIN STM ST. LOUIS. Have just received a Gent's Low Tie made ot Porpoise Skin a very soft and easy wearing shoe, said to cure Corns. Also a Stcck of tiles', Misses' and Children's Nfw-po'rts, Low Buttou and Sandals. QEOEGK V.

STRONG, QEOKQK M. SMEDES. STRONG Sc SIHEDEi, Attorneys rtt I aw, RALKIQH, f. c. Will practice in the Courts of Wake county and in the Supreme and Federal Courts.

Judge 8tiong will attend the Courts of Johnston. Wllsou.Green, Lenoir and Wayne, as neretofoie. ap t-aiw BROTHERS A FULL VSE OP CALF SKINS, SOLE LEATHER AXJJ FIND INGS, TRUNKS ANO VALISES, SELLING AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. Call at HELLER BROTH PiRS' Shoe Storo to select a stylish and good sboa at tbe lowest price. The upper part of the house is for rent low.

Well adapted for a Photorraph Gallery, Insurance OiSice or Lodge Hall. I HELLER BROTHERS, ap'iOtf 31 Fayettevtlle Street. NOTICE. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 10th, m-2, Freight Train will leave Kewbern at 8:30 p. instead of 4:00 a.

m. as at present. Freight Train, on and atersame date, will leave Goldsboro at 9:30 a. instead of 7:00 p. as at present.

This train will connect with N. Freight Train trom Raleigh, which arrives In Goldsboro at 7:35 a. m. No' change in Mail and Passenger trains. 1 J.

B. YATES. Chief Engaaeer and General Manager Apru au id.