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" LIBERTY AND UNION. NOW AND POREVKR, ONtC AND lNHEPARABLK-'VIhiniel W,b.tr.
NEW-BERNE, N. C, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1871.
PRICE 3 CENTSj
r
John S.3Ianix, Local Editor.;
t r Toiy i TMR8- it the official newspaper
m euy of Sen Bernt, publishing aU lht taio and
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Postt-Offick, New-Berh. N.-O..':
Mil Closes or tbe11" West and Biuth
" (630 A. M. "T-- "
Mail closes for Beaufort . and itae East,' at
k 1(1 P M 1
Mail Closes for Washingtonr and Swift
, . . OA 9 M ' -. J-''iw-? i
Hvde and Beaufort Counties, every Tueidayj
Mail closes for Trenton, PollokviMev ana
-"wansboro, Wednesdays and Saturdays at
8 SO A. M ::'"' '' ''''
' Mail closes .for Hatteras, Mew York, stm'r
davs st 12 o'clock, M. ' i j , ' ,
Mail closes for Bay JUrer and Pamlico, .
Batarduyat ... JAM.
; MAIL ARRIVES, "cl 5 ffc
From lha North, West and South at, 6 i M
(opened for Qeiiery ni . , ,.. :
- ti.,,.f,.t and ihi "Eiist at I 7-35 A
trmui)M" r - . r.!.r
' From Washington, bwih v.reea ,. ac.
r wlnesdav and Friday at ' 4PM.
- . Proii TrentoB,' Taeadaj .apd Pyjdajr at
4'From By River "and Pamlico, Friday at
(1 jl.il.,i. 7 ;
Letters sdveftised every Salnrday, and if
not delivered in one month are." cnt to the
' ' dead letter office. Tte law requires that all
letters shall be prepaid in full; when not fully
paid the law nrovides for seading them to the
.Ml letter Officer v h' f
".f-For tafety, mony orders tan be onfauiea
jt apoo all the principle-oflSces in tbe-'tJnited
Sutes. All letters containing Money or otjier
'VTilasbles should always be registeredi without
, which, there is little safety. . -
. . Office hours fron 8 A H,',ta 9 P M, and7; to
1.33 P M. Sundays from 1230 to 4 P3I- ;
-' GEO.W.MSON.Jr., Postmaster.
For groceries sea ajayeOf s locaj line-TSSI .
ta ... ;4 ' r . - . - ' 'r&
The Baleigh ladies are basy with memorial
preparations, , j -; .. i - -7 .,. --i t - f
The Wilmington Atar-'-ays a dibolical ': in,
;' c3nd"urj fire occurred in New Hanover Uoun
ty last Satuiday night5 entailing a loss- of
.$3,500. ' - ;- 'a Aj.t - .;
The average annval Improvement, in WU
'a mingtoa U neasrly $300?00a'i; ''' '
' .. a colored man naraea Jerry. ,rown was
crushed betweec two carsr in Wilminjton on
r,JIoaday, and probably . fatally iivjiued.' So
lays the Bat.''-"' -
6'
iff
fi'The Wilpainton '5arj says haft , George
1 V Applewhite.'one of the most desperate of the
'Tobeson'outlaws was shot ancT killed in that
coDtyf&Su&day last by : somo- person or
r peraons as yet ,unknown. . . A - - ' g-
s Persona who saw the body, stats that it was
' litteraly ehot to peices.f .'.
... ........ .,. .
8ntiNO Sickhbss. Here are two 5 excellent
proles for avoiding Spring sickness: First,' peo-
pie must eat a less proportion of carbonaceous
" food at all times. " Second,", as the weather
-grows warnfer trrthepttng; they-mnst"Bat
a much less qnantity of it 1 than ; they do in
cold weather, and substitute instead, , more
vegetables and acid fruits. rn v
. ' For ways that .are dark..and for tricks that
are vain, " commend us to the originators of the
late amendment to the city charter, and the
Legislature that passed it
i Toe Disciple Ghnroh of Kinston are holding a
? -i.- liur unit ihhIiI vhi. , o - .
Hon.-L. J. Moore appeared as associate
-counsel with Solicitor Sherrard in the case of the
State v8arQston. 3Ir.!Mpore, welaarn,,dona
full crldit to"himselt ' -
Yesterday was bright, balmy and warm.
Thermometer
Probate Judge West .was. yesterday again
engaged in receiving depositions in the 'case of
Baer & Eppler vs. the insurance company.
New-Bern' has undoubtedly ' some of the
fiaastvagatabe gardens rn- the 0000137. Pew
j9 taich pcMeand care in-the
"cnlbvation of these, useful little farms as New
Berajans. -pt- - ,- .-:r- ..jey ',.-'Z '
A man living in Charlotte is dangerously ill,
and insurance agents are muchly exercised' as
the life of the sick man is insured for- $120,000.
To EXCTJBSIONISTS AinPjfCj NW 'PjABTIES.
For fresh cakes anaijjpracersr smoked beef
tongues an3 pickies-2all at1 J. E. Amyett's.
lTl-ir,i- t -m ... " . ... 1 .-.
wju ua ergantzett aTorass joana wnicn. is
low being perfected by Professor Follman.
&lready proficient .musicians, and the band
fMm bids fair to fco6nie aa eieeljeni institution
Much musical . interest is being manifested
1 the young men of -Kinston, in addition to
7 ?b band, already formed, an excellent
Band ig beg formed. " : t& ' "
" ',L , '" 1 fU'j
We call the" attention of. on readera to the,
usement of Mr. McLacklan, the popular
whose energy in again, commencing busi
688 iooii-bj bSrjfiliilTrife-" otlt. ;is eom-
tt-ndahle an d deserves eneouragement. ' '3
tit chUdren sing.; nr.-EuBh'said&attlie
awhy Germans die - so seldom with con-
: taion, is the fret of tteix Binding fiem the
tchUdhooi ' " ' " '
teav '' ' i" - - ' "tJ
P fresh.; wintergreen.cattered where
"ongregate' --disperse1 th.ern:'as
"y as eamphor, .- t 5 - - i -
A J , t"boi7 says the
ialMie.ehhH.5of,iff o,fwith
raw proaucte ajone, attempt- to contest for
f Uit PP?la:tip?in??,35 Eple elabora
ung those products,' are sure to the xmrstA Tt
is a pleasing indication thflt the ppoplaof the
test" Wtr8&&te'M&jitin$ touappr!iate
this truth. They not ovly have an abundance
of wool, cott'nct)fiier essential raw materials
at .hana,r but they, are fortunafe - 4a . having a
swift crcatOT" 'of VealtE the most important i
ejmand;ofaU acjljfe aviliaationi-iin unlimited
water power. The true f course, then, is fosel
this cheap ehimiell '"power at wortitp make
the myriad water courses of the country con
tiibute . p pwjaoarcel f weaMLf a, twett'aa oar
The Gpldiioro? tfciBt wautor af . eonvantitm nf
-aewapuper -editors-caned aid oonventton to
consist of ' editorial Teprestmtatives ' of every
political shade, for the purpose of agreeing to
bredteSicaL nofmaQa bnd Jr 4t&4w
to one" another. This is a very excellent Sdea.fi
iuo uuiy oujequon ion Deuig its impractibuity.
The Sentinelf the leading, journal. of, the. op
poeti(t, wouil iacver' agtea4o-nytLiHg of the
kind, for the reason that as soon as it subscribed
topucb, conation Uje papea would be defunctv
a its, entire: stock in trade consists of ineai,
personal allusions, and c'entemptabl'a.
t We xape&t genUemenlof the " New, the idea
is a good one but impracticable references. '
" ESphisg Election Styles. -s-TheSDrinir
election styles this year arc deci jedly Repub-
orMorlday and Tuesday's work last week;
Michigan elected the Republican judicial
tieket.' . " . j
Cincinnati elected the Republican candidate
fur Mayor by 2,000 ma jority. ' I
.. Annapolis ana Tomsontown, Maryland,
both elected the Retuiliiinan tiVkett, , t
?yansille, lad., electsa Republican, Mayort
The new amendment to the city charter, (re
quires a new election for trustees of the New
Bern Academy. This will require the holding
of WTft?W etty tfpmfSaragTCopf enflonj for the
pnfpoatf A raaMng rioBainatfons ft these posi
tions. At the meetings of primaries let
each ward select three ' delegates to the
city convention. . R-smember Republicans, 'the
opposition -are' s( . doing all they jean, do not let
anything deter you from taking every interest in
all that pertains to the approaching election, or
from taking an active interest in attending the
meetings and impressing upon your neighbors
P&Q)?3taifi fofUndb.the polls' onelec-
tion day and depositing their vote. "We want to
see every Republican taking tlje same interest
m the approaching .municipal election ' that he
would feel - .called; j BP; to tftkeif a candidate for
president was. running. la this way we feel
sure of snccess and complete triumph. There
fore, Republican rally. '
Our friend Hahn, is the. most cnteprising
d5 EefPCI Us$i ATfeo tfjrhf feapletely
burtit cut twice within .three months, be will
in a short time be in full blast, by establish
ing two bakeries instead of one, as heretofore.
Success Id hiai. ' ' ' , . . .
New Steamboat Lis e. We understand that
the parties who. have secured the ' contract to
carry the mails from Plymouth to Franklin De
pot, are in town, endeavoring to negotiate for
the purchase of a suitable steamer to put 'on the
above route. Success to all new enterprises. ',
The Truthful Hen. A youthfid hen found
an egg, rand yieJ4in toj t4wjvernaT3nstinct, sa
upon it till the process of incubation was com
plete. Her mother, who had laid the egg, and
had taken groat pains in shaping and coloring It,
came along? 'seeing ,tndy thi-broken sheU,
burst into tears and said: " Alas, my daughter,
who has destroyed iny favorite egg ? " The
fea&ered oSspring quickly responded, " I can
not tell a lie. moliier; I 'cannot tell a lie; X did it
with my little hatclt-it.' , '
New Mode of Addbess. -On an envelope
postmarked some point in North Carolina re
ceived a day or two since at the Columbus Post
Office appeared the following: . . t
To Coiumbns, Ga., I wish to go, -- s
' Please Postmaster send me so, '
And ' ' little Fred in the Post Office there v
"yiU take me out and read with - . ' - 1
' " Shoo Fly! Don't bodder me." j
L To which ;v litae Fred ", responded , upon an.
envelope received at the Post Office here, as
follows: ' '-;'--- . I i I
To -Ne
vJB eyne Cnij
jQ'er 'hiU, ttrough vajei ajijbridgea under,
Te t. this letter go like thunder,
Hurry it up, don't let itjumble "
And deliver it quick to " Anuie WormelL" 1
Attend to this, friend Nason, jumor,
Carry it, quick; jif. not sooner, 'J I
To E. S. Gallery, there you'll And her,
And of " Uttle Fred " it wiltremind her.
. ; V : . f :
Select School. Miss' Linens Custiss has
opened a school, at the residence jof Mrs. iMary
Ann Primrose,-pni Craven street, Jor the instruc
tipoofyauB j ladies 4n4he bigher Brmofcea of
Englisn.'Masic, French and JUatnj5J
.Ternis per session of ten weeks: , ,
Higher English, vS;.j(i.
Higher English and French or Ltktirv :
Freneh-er Latin-alonerV" f,'-
Music 'on Piano -or Guitar, 24 lessons,
Use of instrUmeiit Tor" practice, '
$ 8.0&
: 10,00
- 5.00
3 00
3.00
Board can be bAdtor'young ladies in private
families on'modefate7 terms. -"" - Ap20-tf
SCONDITION fFTETEN A"l i2f AL BAXKS
f IN NORTH CAR0LINAH ;'
!' WASHrNGTON, April 12.-An abstract of ye.
ports'to the Contirdlfef of theCurrency 'show
the -conditibB df the National Banks at the
Close of busihi'ss March 18, as follows 1 : ;..
'' ' KOBTB CAKQI-lA--;IIGnT BAPK8. , .
Loans and'dU'- i ni t1'6
United Statts bonds. . -fit
8pecie--., .,fw it -- fE't?,i
Legal-tender notes.-.'wo-' hr f;f-
Capitah - T -U 3 JLKO f ' t
Individual deposiu;! H 1
Resources and liabilities Vi,ofli3i
are each,
MZETINO OF THE BOABO OT AlDEKMEH. The
Board of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock, Mayor Berry presiding. -
Present : Aldermen Willis, York, McLacklan,
Slachter. Fisher, and Crawford.
T Mayor called attention to the" fact that "fat.
accordance with a recent act of the Legislature
amending the charter of the city of New-Bern, an
election would be held on the first Monday in
May, for seven Cbuncilmen and Trustees of the
New-Bern" Academy ; ft was therefore necessary
tba tke proper action for the hoiding pf said
election be taken. , ;
The amendment in question provides that the
Mayor and Board of .dldermen appoint regis
trars for the approaching eleetion, Whereupon
on motion the following gentlemen were ap
pointetLxcgistrara. - -
1st Ward, W. L. Palmer ; 2nd Ward, Geo.
W. Nason, jr. ; 3rd Ward, Rich'd. Tucker ; 4th
Ward, E. A, Richardson ; 5th Ward, C.1 "i.
Nekoo'Ux. Ward, Geo. CvRixford ; Jtb. Wardt
eeorgBj Witis. - ; r - " '
On motioa the 71erk was instructed to no
tify the foregoing appointees, to -apply to him
and receive the Registration Books, and pro
ceed to register at once..
On motion the following nam d uenllemen
were appointed Judges' of Election and the
Clerk instructed to notify them of their ap
pointment. ' ' '
1st Ward E. C'Tunis and C. R Robbins
2d A Ward R. Hancock, Jr. . and Ed ward
Havens.- '- , ' ; r .
3rd Ward j. A. Suydam, Jr. and Win. W.
Lawejice,. r; ,' ..- s ;'
J 4li LKT-Sydney ; Tuttle and George
R." Green. , ;
5tb Ward Wm. H. Johnson and Geo. S
Smith. ' v
6ih Ward Daniel Harris and I. B. Abbott
, 7h TardT-Joaeph Mum ford and Geo.
Physic
Ob motion the 2ayor was, instructed to fill
such vacancies as might, occur in the fore-
JK,nS.. appointments.-., ... .. .. . .... . .
iriThe report of Robert laucock, Jr. City Tax
Collector. on the List of 1870, was read, sub
mitted and on motion received and adopted.
The Committee -on Cemeteries --were in
structed to render at the next meeting a report
in relation' to the fence around Greenwood
Cemetery " t '.. ; -
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
next Monday night. , ; - . - .
s For the Angst Wines and Liquors for Medicaj
and table use call at Amyett's. . .-"
i We learn.that Messrs.. Wcinstein Jb Bro. wiil
Z i
open business in a few days at the Miller build
ing, on Broad street, near Hancock. 15-tf
" 1 ' ' '' '
" M. Goldsmith has opened temporarDy his
8egar aud tobacco store at the store on South
Front street " between J. J. Wolfenden's and the
Gaston House. April 15-tf. -.
f The members ol the'Republican' City Commit
tee are requested meet at 7 o'clock tto-day
evening, at the Bureau Building on Broad st
t; April 19.-2t T. M. Cowles, Ch'm. :
TKE : SEGAR EMPOEITJM- OF
lite- -MW-BEM.i . .
Sottth Front StREETy butween J. J.
Wolfenden's and the Gaston House.
Constantly on hand, a full stock of all kinds of
Segars at reasonable prices. .Also, plug tobacco
and the celebrated Durham smoking, of the
b8tj quality. ; Solace and Century brands .of
chewing tobacco. AH kinds of pipes and snuff
always on hand at wholesale and retail. -'.
1: v ;. ..v M. GOLDSMITH, Proprietor,
March 1-tf. ;v '' " . '
. THE ' " SQUEDUNK."
"Cancerning a new toy that is making Spring
hideous, a Brooklyn Teuton thus versifiss:
Par schadas of night was falling down;
pfer der roofi of Brooklyn town,
Ven droo der sthreets you hear der noise -Of
five, six hundred little boys
Mit boxes.
Dese boxes, vot dey stheel, I know,
Dey ddes'nt buy dem any how; . '
Und round der sthreets dey goes in-" ring,"
Abullin' at dem curs'd dings, .....
X - ' Like hens!
1 dinks dere vas some shickens loose
Says Ti " Mein Gott! I cooks your goose
I qhneeks around dunder ! I svare
Dere vas no hens, not any vare
,,-- Twas boys !
Xen Himmel !. I vas mighty mid,
I vish itvae-dere-hets I had;
Pd shake'der "lives out of dem boys,
. Ijf dey 'doii'V s&op mid all dese noise,
You bet!
a .. ... . ...
I Veil ? 'taint no use dot I do swear, .-
I Ven now, youcan't go ny vare, . .
t Vidin de 'ouss, vidout der door, ;..
ft Dey makes much drubbel as perfore,
a L em boys !
I I dould you shust vat I shall do,
I I'll ketch dese "boys; Und ab vood you,
1 TJnd den you see dot dey shall feel
f Der vate of dis here Dutchman's heal, "
.. . Be sure 1 r ... .1:
ItShaw, Collegiate Institute. Wc learn
tbat Kev. H. Tupper. of the 2nd Baptist
(colored-bttrcll of l&i citvV has already con
tracted tor the furnishing of 1,000,000 b.-icks,
and will shortly commence tp erection of ihe
ShawXllegiate Institute" for the education
of colored teachers and ministers, of the Bap
tig, denomination, on the premises east of th
Go vernorV Mansion , recently purchased from
GenDaniel. M. Barriuger. The College is
named: in honor of Elijih Shaw, of Wales,
Mass., an extensive woolen manufacturer,
who" contributed largely 10 the endownment
idnd of the College. JSot Telegram. ;
t - ' . . - - .
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-How to Keep ATown raoic Tniuviso.' Tf
you- wieb to keep a town or city from thriving,
don't put npnny more buildings 1 ban you can
conveniently occupy yourself. If you should
accidentally - have au empty dwelling, and
anyone wants to rent .it, ask him about thn-e
lima the-vaue ot it.- Demaad a Shy lock
price for every spot of ground Gxl has given
yon.siewardship"over. . rnrn a cold l'ldr
to every mechanic or business man seeking a
homc3ouneyaa.-3 Look otevery new . comer
witfe a acowL - ,
Our Washington Letter.
' Washington, April 17. 1871
Hie bill for the suppression of disorders
in the South, which; baa; passed "both
Houses of Congress, and now awaits the
action of a committee of conference, seems
to ofifcr a .practical solution ; of onr South
ern trouble, so far as congressional ' legis
lation can accomplish an end so desirable,
Tle prjncipal and onlj opposition which
deserved a candid ; refutation, was eng n
dered by the clause which ; places in the
hands of the Pi esident certain extraordi
nary powtrs such as authorizing him to
suspend the writ of habeas eorpus when
ever in his judgement he may deem it
necessary.
Extraordinary crimes demand-- extraop.
di nary measures for their suppression.
It is madness to parjey with an assassin,
or to fight on strictly 'courteous terms
witlf legal weapon alone, when the mur
derotiB hand is at one's throat; The
thing to : be ascertained is whether ; the
state of society at the South, and the ina
bility of local governments to properly
administer the laws, is such as to demand
this kind of legislation. " This point es
tablished, as it has been to the sntisfao-"'
tion of most reasonable men, the duty of
Congress is plain.
We cannot oppose the class of men
with whom this bill has to deal by moral
influences. Educated in ; tho school of
violence, stern measures are the only ar
gument they can comprehend.
15 general amnesty
will, without- doubt, prove a beneficial
measure, when conped with a determina
tion on the part of the government that
1 ights, so conferred, shall not be nsed to
the disadvantage of the generous dispen
ser. . ... ' .
THE DEFICIENCY DILL
spems to give ours fkonsciipt fathers" a
great deal of tronble especially the por
tions which relates to ..the .improvement
of public grounds in this city. There is,
as you know, a proposition for a grand
park in the southern portion of Wash
ington City. - To this, there are many
practical objections, other than the large
expenditure, which in these days of econ
omy, can hardly be spared for such a pur
pose. The enchanting pictures-1 of it
prospective beauties are" not enhanced"by
t ie reflection that it y afford ; a fine
view of tbat filthy, pestiferous and much
hated nuisance, the canal -which passes
through the proposed grounds. While
dust and filth-abound in oar streets, and
cattle and hops are allowed free range,
while nnsightly huts surrounds the Capi
tol :he least said about a grand peblic paik
the better. .
DISTRICT j, POLITICS
are at a fever heat i The prospects of Gen. N,
P. Chipman,' Republican candidate for delegate
to Congress, are exceedingly good in fact, be
yond question, safe. 1 An attempt was made by
some thirty women last week to register their
names on the voting lists of their respective dis
tricts, which proposition was mildly rejected.
The programme is said to be, anothJr attemi t
at the polls, and if there denied the right oi
ballot to enter suit in the Supreme Court; under
the plea that they are debarred ftom privileges
to which they are entitled by the recent amend
ments of the constitution. ' Bobeas.
The Scientific American says it is noWj im
possible to construct a burglar-proof safe, for
tne thief, with his cylinders of compressed
hydrogen and oxygen,: can, in a few seconds,
b irn holes of any size! in the hardest metal
his fire drill enabling him in a few minutes to
work bis way into the strongest safe that was
ever constructed. : : '
BEST ENGLISH CUTLEEY.
POCKET KNIVES,
SCISSORS-Singly or in nice
Morrooo Cases.
PEN MAKERS OF ROUERS and
WOSTEN HOLMS
MANUFACTURE.
J. K. NASH.
New Advertisements.
TJ
S. ENGINEER OFFICE, .
. ou uluui ajiww jjujuvMt
Favette street, near Charles,
;. . Baltimobe, Mo., April 18 1871."
. Proposals are invited for the removal of rocks,
sunken vessels, piles, and a very large tree, in
the Roanoke river, N. C.
- Proposals, to be tealed, in duplicate, endorsed
on ouitide, and accompanied by a copy of this
advertisement, will be received until noon of
May 18, 1871, and will be opened in ten minutes
thereafter, in presence of such bidders as may
wish to be present 1 . '
The rocks to be removed are immediately
below Weldon, N. O., "and are estimated to
contain 420 cubic yards. The depth of excava
tion will not exceed eight feet at ordinary low
water. - The locality is sheltered. The sunken
vessels are the steamer " Southfleld," about
three-fourths of a .mile below Plymouth, N. C,
.seven (7) schooners loaded with stone, at the
mouth of Broad creek, six mils above Plymouth,
and the remains of a floating battery at Gray's
fishery, nine miles, above Ploymouth. The
piles are three (3) rows, one and a half miles
above Plymouth,' and one (1) row one-fourth
of a mile above, at a channel opposite Middle
river. The large tree is in the middle ol the
river, at Shad Island bend, about twenty-three
miles above Plymouth.'
x Separate bids will be considered for parts of
the work, or a lump bid for the whole river,
including the proceeds of the wrecks aa part
compensation.
Forms of proposals and any de-ired informa
tion to be had oa application at this office. -,The
right to reject' any bid m reserved.
. WM. P. CBAIGHILLv
Major ef Engineers O. S. A.
April 20-6L
200.000 Hard Brick for sale from the
Kiln at low ptices by '4 s; .E t ,i ! 9Vf-''
MITCHELL, ALLEN & Co." .
-- ' , - . - '' .1 .?''''4
Fok Sale. A " schooner of 200 .barrels
capacity, in good ordir, of light draft and In
good condition for inland navigation. ' Will
be sold cheap. For particulars, apply to
5...W. F, ST Y RON, at Schwerin'a
Feb 10th If, .; ".,, . ..r..:.: ; i ,
. , A Cakd. I desire to say, as a ' token of my
appreciation and regard, that I shall ever feel
grateful to the fir u and citizens of New-Bern
as well as the onic?., and crew of the . Revenue
Cutter E. A Stevens, for their erergies and ua-s
bounded kindnesses towards me in assisting to
save my property frpm the " late disastrous fire,
and also will state that the remaining portion of
my stock consisting of Tobacco, Cigars. Pipes,
Liquors, Wines, Lager Beer.'Ac, kc., will be
jpund in the store opposite the Gaston,. House;
where I shall be pleased to see all iny old "" cus
tomers and the piple generally." . '
;.; It . ' ' : ' F. TJlbich.
A Cabd. I desire to return my tbunks, to
ray friends and the public for their efforts to
sa ve my stock and for kindness shown me in
my mUfortunc at the great fire and would re
spectfully inform the public that I have taken
the store on Craven street, near Pollock, lately
occupied by Messrs. Kellett& Churchill, wheie
I offer the balance of my slock, in a damaged
condition, at very low prices. : I have a few
cases of goods on the way, which, fortunately,
were not here to .be lost, in the general wreck,
which I desire , to dispose of low for cash.'
Those persons who are indebted to me will do
me the favor to call and settle as I need money
badly. Very respectfully, , -
April 12-tf. ' , ;' '. .... Q. Marks.
SOMETHING NEW.;
The undersigned has " just returned
home from New York with a new and se
lected stock of . Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods and Read y-nmde Clothing, and can
furnish you with a complete fenit from
head to foot, or from Hat to Boot. Call
and examine the goods, everything new
and some lliincs novel. A full assort
ment of the latest ft vies always on hand.
K. D. HANCOCK, i
No. 16 PollokSt. .
New-Berne, N. C, March 25,1 Imo
A. McLACKLAN,
MERCHANT TAILOrl,
MIDDLE STREET, OPPOSITE
BANGERT'S BAKERY.
THE : ' ' ''
-'' i, undersiguect , ' , t j
". would reapectfaVy "
Inform his friends and - '
v the public that he has
opened at the above-named . '
stand, with a fine assortment of
C LOT H S , CASS I M E R ES, &c,
suitable for the season, 'and is prcs
pared to execute orders for
suits and all' work in his
lina. I hereby fex
- press my grateful .
4 - acknowledge-
l . ment ..
' FOR , - " -
assistance rendered me in preserving my property-
at the . lite fire, and return thanks to the
firemen, and. citizens generally for their kind
ness, to me.
Very respectfully, " ; v . A,. McLacelax.
Ipril 19-1 m. 1 -
A THIRD EFFORT.
TWO FIRES
WITHIN TIIREE MONTHS.
- TO THE PUBLIC.
I would respectfully- inform thy customers
and the public that I am still alive and kicking
and will be ready in a few days to open my bak
ery, on Middle street, one door north of Messrs.
Gitea & Green and supply my customers as us
ual with the best quality of Bread, Cakes, Pies,
&c., &c: ' j"
I have rented the (so-callcd1 Government Bak
ery on Craven street near Pollock, and will sup
ply customers from there also. - -
Thanking the public and friends for past fa
vors I respectfully solicit a continuance of their
liberal patronage.
April ia.-tf. M- HAHN. ,
JOHN JJcSORLEY,
Boot & Shoe Maker,
Bboad Street,
. 84 floor from Hancock , '
N E W li E2:iT, JV. c.
THE VERY BEST quality of French Calf
Skin Boots and Sbos, made to order and
warranted equal, if not superior, to any fat the
State, , 'r - . v -
- The Best Workmen
to be found in the country are
Employed in this SHOP
j : - ' ' ' . - '
and perfect fits and aatigiactioa in every case
guaranteed.' .
Always on hand and for sale
Fine Boots and Shoes
at prices waranted to suit.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY, ,
and done iff the best poesible manner, at fa':r
prices and at the shortest notice, r .
Thanking my friends and ihe public for
past patronage, I respectfully solicit a con
tinuance of the same in my new location.
. : . - . JOHN McSORLEr.
April 17-lm.
$1,000 Rbwabd is offered by the proprietor of Dr.
Pierce' Alt. Ext, or Golden Hedloal JHooTerj for A
medicine Uiat wiH equal ft In the cure of aU thoe dis
ease for which it is recommended, among which are
severe, acute or lingering Ooagba. Ceaspmntion In its
earl j stages Bronchitis, Liver Ooaspl lint;" or M Bil
ioeaaeia, Canatipatioa ef the Bowels. Sarofnfoas dis
eaac aad Skin diceaaea, as Eruptions. Pimples,
Blotches and Boila, It if svld hy druzxiata. ; t .
H. ENGINEER OFFICE.: . ,
3d Sroay Usios IIakk. Udildisq, '
Favettc t nir Charles.
id - s;-
Ualtimojse, aid., April 17, 1871.
K 'PROPOc'ALft re -invitpd for rmrtv1n
sunken vessels, remains of tidUfcu-y bridsca,
and other; similar blr net ions in iheJauier,
Rappahannock and :Botinoke rivers. -
Proposals; to be sealed, in duplicate, en
dorsed on ovUidebfui accompanlt-d ly a copy
of this advertisement, wdl be received until
noon of 1ay 17: h. ,1871, and will be opened
in ten minutes 1 hereaf ter, in presence of such
bidders as may wi-h; to be present.
Separate proposals required for each river.
Bids will be coi sidt-red for single vessels, or
other obstractipns'cifls will state what vm,
if any addition ia proceed of wreck, will be
desired as compensation.
v Forms of PTOfWMd and any desired infor
mation tone had on application at this office.
The right to reject any iid is reserved.
Wm. t' I KAlUHlLvU.
: J ..r tyt s . it o
.Major of Engineers U. S. A
April 20 8'.
CIRCiJIT COURT OgTHEIUNITED STATES
.65' k , - Distbicw or Nobth Cakolina- ;t
United States )
- . I . -still
snl Sxtures and ) . ':
, 8 acres more pr ; less ) .-" ' ,
of the latfd on which j Libel-qt Informations,
' said distillery Is situ-1 '.i .;
- atcd in the connty of I
Chatham and State of )
. North i Carolina, all S i( . ; , - ; .
the property of Elisha r . . '.':',.
'Bnrns.': r ). ''.,' ' -r ' '' '', .' Mi i
To Elisha Burns, and to all whom it may con
; cern :-rGreeting. ;: f 1 s --V.
- Notice is hereby given' ,thHt the above .men
tioned property was seized by Isaac J. Young,
Collector 4th Collection , District of N C' on,
thd 20th day of Mnrchi 1871, as forfeited to the
uses ot the United- States, for 'violation of the
Revenue Laws, and the same is libelled and
prosecuted in the Circuit Court of the Uni
ted States; for condemnation for the causes in
the said Libel "of . Information Bet forth ; arid
that the said causes wilt stand for trial at the
Court Room of said court at: Raleigh on the
first Monday of June next, if that be a juris
diction day, and if hot at the next day of ju
risdiction thereafter, wLen and where nil per
sons are warned to appear to snow cause why
condemnation should be decreed and to inter
vena for their interest. ; :.
Given "under my hand at office, iutaleigli,
this fourteenth day of vlpril, 1871. -
al91w & T. C ARROW, U. S. Marshal.
A FIREMAN IN EVERY HOUSE.
Buy a POCKET FIRE APPARATUS. Caa
WASH WINDOWS, SPRINKLE THE GAE
v ; DEN," OR PUT OUT A FLUE.
Everybody shouidhayeond when SPARKS FLY.
s '....i . :.'v go to
BERRY'S DRUG STORE,
ON CRAVEN STREET,
, s .. and order .
" 4 stitch in tin- lavei aine.'
April ICth-tf. A
B. L. CHURCHILL & Co.,
' SUCCESSOKS IOC A. HART,.
y-:-i:vi! 1Y:.. ;:J, v :-
New-Berne .1ST. O.
Tin Ware Manufactory
'. . ANlf
HOUSE UltNISniNG USTORE
-,- Roofing and gutter work made a spe
ciality, j ! ' .
Dealeriln ' ! arnfYrTTZq
Hard Ware, I il v,
Willow Ware
and Wooden Ware,
Guns, Pistols, ; j
i Powder,; Shot
V, j i-3 and Caps,
Kerosene, Lard
' , '. and Common Oils,'
Lamps in Great Variety,
Chimney, Wicks,
Glass, Putty,
and a tail stock of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
.1 fsf- - V
AB we mace' Stoves a ipeclalty, w, woo Id be
pica red to have all in want, to examine oar stock
ar soAKing parchm. 1 ' t ; '
B.L. CHURCHILL Co.
No. 18, Middle Street, New-Berne, N. O.
March 1 tf. j .-
FOR NEW YORK
HUBAY'S K. C. STEAMSHIP LINE
-; ., ,-. I H
SAILING KTEItV FIVE DATS
EUen S; Terry Cjliapm Master.
Leaving New-Bern, Nj C., for New Tort
Tuesday, April :18tb ; at 5 o'clock. .
JiAgW reoeiTed i st sD timel ttaW corer.
- "Through Bills of Lading giren to and
from all points ou the Nr Clieil Boad. -
.uumiwid cucuw iuivulu urn ls
Cent3 - 4 ; x !
i Freirtta will be taken for Boston, Tbila- .
delphia and Baltimore.
CEO. W. DILL.
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Special Notlcea
CAREF U LLY.
Ague and Fever
The only preventative known for Chills and
Fever is the use of Wolfe's Schiedam Fchnappa
v ... Wolfe' Schiedam Schnapps. -.
v , . , Is good for Dyspepiia. 1 .
I . JIVV Sctiedam iSchnappf. ;
Is a preventive of Chills and Fevers.
.,: 1 Wolfe's Muejdm 'Schnapps.'
It good for all kidney and bladder complaint
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps. -
Is - nsed all over the world by physicians 14
their practice,
.1: Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps. i
v f$wj . -. 4 le good for Gout. s - ' '"C
' Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps,
Is ood for all Urinivry complaints.
' Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps. -It
recommened y all ihc JIedical Faculty
' WolJVs Schiedam Sciirappt. f ' r
;' Is good for Colic and pain in the stomach.
Is imitated and counterfeited, and purchaser
' will have to ue caution in purchasing".
. I. beg leave to rail the atientWin of lie r a
der to testimonials In favor of ths Schnappx.
. - I - feet bound to- Ray that 1 Tegard your
ScnsArrs 11s being in etery respect pje-cni-
inently pure, and deserving of medical pau'
rousge. . At all events it ts ths purest posHhla
article of Holland gin, .heretofore unobtuina
ble, and as such mar be safely prcscilbcd by
plivswianp. V
DAVID L. MOTT, M, D., Pharmaceutical
Chemist, New York. '
Itjisvtixk, Ky., Sept1. I feel that m
have now aa article of gin suitable for-rtut U -cases
as that remedy is adapted to. :,',
; " DR. J. W, B. Bright.
Schnapps" Is a remedy In chronlo cat
arrhai corapiaints.'ctc.: h :. ; ff
I lake great pleasure in bearing highly freT
itaule testimony 10 its efflcaey aa a remedial
agen t in the diseases for which vou recom
mend it.' IlavinR a natural tendency to llm
mucous surfaces, with a slight degree of stiru
ulalion, I regard it aa one of ttuunoet Import -ant
remedies In chronic catarrhal affecliouf,
pailirularlvffwe of4he Renito-urinary ai
paratus. VVith much respect, your 0 Wed le ffl
servant, ' CHAS A. LEAS, JI. D.Ncw York.
8 Pikc Strkbt, New Yobx. Xoy. 2l7 1807
Udolpho Wolfe. Eso. Vreienx; Deih '
Sra ; I have made a chemical examination
of a sample of - your 'Schiedam 1 Schnapps,"
with the inent of determining if any foreiyt,
or injurious substance had been added to tho
imple Oisiillcd spirits,. v , , . J; : u .
The examination has resulted in the conclr
sion that the sample contained no poison.it
or harmful adraijtture. I have been unable f.
discover any trace of the deleterious sulisiaoci a '
which are sometimes employed In the adul
teration of liquors. 1-would not hesitate ,1
Use myself, nor to recommend to others, f r
medical purposes, the "Schiedam Scbnapp."
as an excellent and unobjectionable variety of
gin. Very repectfully yours, -
(Signed) a CHAS. A. 8EELY, Chemist. ""
Chemicai. and Tschmcai. Labosatoby, 18
Exchajcqb' Place, New Yobt,Nov. 25.18C7-,
Udolpko Wolfs, Esq.; JJeab Sik; Tl '
undersigned, have carefully and thorougl:.
ly analyzed a sample of your "Aromati--Schiedam
Schnapps, selected by ourselvt.
and have found tiia same fret from all o
ganic or inorganic substances, more or let
injurious to health. From the remll of our
examination we' consider the article one t
superior Quality, bealthfal as a beverage, and
effectual in its medicinal qualities. ,
ltef pt ct f u 1 ly you rs -
i ALEX. TRIPPLE. Cbcmlat.
FRANCIS E. ENGELHARD. M. P.
For sale by all respectable Grocers and Drag,
ists. --r.
UDOLPHO WOLFE'fc EST '
22 BE A V KB 8T., KEW TOSE.
Blarch 4-2m nrm. :
KO MORE FOOI-TBAPS !
This is the cry of thousands who have hnrl
their heads poisoned and their hair ruined by tlul
lead and sulphzjt abominations with whi.t
speculators have sought to supersede a trus
uholetome, and perfect I)ye. -'.
t : Ghristadoro'i Excelsior Hair Dy -
has had its sales doubted by these ne&rioa '
attempts at eompetion. From every Stat ,
County, City, and Township iu the Unio-t
orders for this Standard Dye are continually
pouring in," ' ' ' '
,; IT NEVER MISSES FIRE,
but always produces the shade desired, and U
immediate in its effects. The most delight:, i 1 ' 4
dressing to use after dyeing the hair, is .
, CUmSTADOBO'S BAIK PBE8SKVATITB.
April 1-tlmow - '
i USE ONY . :
LIPPMAFS GREAT
GERMAN' BITTERS
THE STANDARD BITTERS OF CERMART. VSED IT tTi
BEST HTSiciAM II THEIR BA1LT PRACTICL !
Lippnwn'a Great German pittsra itrt-abeoa tk "
debditatad.. . .f
Lippmaa'a Great GTaan Bitiers tare Kldaej Ca "
plaiuts. . . .
Ltppmn Great Great German Bitters cure feaaata '
Llppnum's Great German Bittcia, tba Mst dellfU
: fal and effective to the world.
Lippmaa'a Cheat Garmaai Bitten etpes "nrrr
well" people. ... - . j . -
Lippman'f Great German Bitters gives sa PPU .
Llppman',s Great German B titers cores liver L. at
Lippmaa'a Great Geneajs JUItcn gives tome to .
goetive organs, j t
Ltppmaa's Great Gemas Bitters flTes-energTr.
Lippsua's Great Oerajua Bitters earea Hervosnr .
Llppman's Great Genua Bitters, 'Xam, test Tali .
Medicine, .:.' -,' ',-:;." 'i-:
Lippmns Great German Blltors irjulates 1
Bowels. , . n : i , T.i 1 . t..:.
Lippmss's Great Gsrataa Wtters fsHei lh Toril4 -
Liver. i ' ,- '--
Lippmaa'a Great Oarmaa Bitter 18 Eire Jem 0 I a. -
Yijor,, . .:t. r , - . . . " -s. j
iLlppmaa's Great Germaa Bitters aweaUCliulsaia.
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