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r. The subscriber returns his thanks to his friends,
customers, and the public in general for the liberal
patronage hereIofofe bestowed on him, in his line
of business, and hopes by diligent attention to bu-
siness to merit a continuance of the same.


There may be, at all times, found in his shop,
Fayetteville street, one door north of the large brick
building of BENZ. B. SMITH, Esq, general assort-
ment of the following articles, viz:
Gentlemen's best plain Saddles;


Gifted and Shafteau do. s.ss5 'tiE5a
Also, Birds patent Spring seat Saddles, of all
kinds, gifted and plain; .,..., ..... vs5...
Common Saddles of all kinds
Ladies' Saddles, great variety;


very large supply of Carriage Harness, both


brass and silver plated; $50 -.rs 7a.ts


Barouche Harness; sar fa .a..as. -
Gig and Sulkey do; >as -a r. s..a .,-s
Jersey and Wagon do; ey- 30 81 ..sss gas
Saddle Bags; Trunks; Whips; and Spurs
In fact all articles usually kept in such establish
ments; all of which will be disposed of at low pri-
ces for Cash, or on the usual credit to punctuaI
-eustomers. Il ..# .5. ss. a- a~1-t
sERepairing, of kinds, done in the best style.
and at the, shortest notice., II <s.s-. s.r.s -.
has as.-ar- C. w. d. HUTCHINGS.
Raleigh, June 26, 1889. 243-tE