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II Ohm ENCORE, AUCTION AND COMMISSION
- MERCHANT, Raleigh, ~ c., has the pleasure Of
announcing TO his friends and acquaintances and the
Mercantile World at large, that he has taken that ee-
giant establishment recently fitted up on Fayetteville
street. next door to Doct Hinton nearly opposite the
Post Office, only few steps South of the City Hall
and about 100 yards North of the Court House. and i'm
mediately on the corner of Market Square where he
will be glad at all times whether day night sun shine
or rain to his friends and customers to the utmost
of his ability. AS he has fine and commodous
an establishment, and so good stand he will receive
ana sell on COMMISSION, or AT AUCTION, WHOLE
SALE or RETAIL, any GOODS, WARES or MERcHAN-
Disc, with which he may from time to time be entrust-
ed by his friends either of this City, at the North


His 'a0tiOe n0desty would forbid in this announce
ent OF his readiness to serve the public his particu
lar ling, of any boast puff of his eminent not to
say e1tr00rdsnGTy qualifications .HmciOneer but
he atters himself from the experience already
and the wonderful success which has hitherto attended
MS Efforts that he cannot fail to give universal satsac
lion to all those who may kindly patronze him with
their business Of one thing however he must boast
and that is, he is always in good huOr which it must
be conceded, is great gift for Auctioneer;-and f
cracking good joke, telling funny tale will cause
goods to sell well, then he must be successful, call
upon Jno C. Moore; but let one suppose that he
would, as Cryer, so far violate his conscience as to
depart from the truth to the world.
1t is useless for him to his terms since thew will
be so moderate that can object
Raleigh. 29h April, 1886 -. 5ee.tf