! LIBERTY AND " UNION. NOW ANI FOKSTK. ONJEE AiND 1NHB( Jt,B.ui -Xa.nel WelwUr.
VOL. Vin, XT O. 129.
ITEW-BEIUTB, N. C, S ATTJHD AY XJOIINING, .TUNE 10, 1071;
FIUCE FIVE CEITTO
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ArrlVal ant! DepaTtnre of Mails.
.ij.w'-- Dec. 16tb, T879.
- Mail Closes for We NcrtfhTWearaDSoTi'
nMU Closes tot rBeaBfort and the- East, at'
S"30 P M' ' ,!-' " ; '"
vjreea n o.jt r M. . " v s
Hyde and Beaufort Cwntieerery Taesaay
Thursday and Saturday, at 5.30 A M. !
Mail closes for Trenton,. Pollok ville, and -:
wansboro, Wednesday and Saturdays at
S.30A ML' '.
Mail closes f or Ilatteras, New York.atmr
days at 12 o'clock, M. , ' ..
Mail closes for Bay Kiver and Pamliwv ,
Saturday a.t iui'j i 'i U Af'.
MAIL ARRIVES. j
From the North, West and South at U II.
(opened for delivery at.7 f il--t '
- From Beaufort And Uis East at 9.30 A. M.
From Washington, Swift Creek N C &fi
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at ,4PM.
From Trenton, Tuesday and Friday at
A OA T."XT til - .? u .. I Srrn0 -J'
'"From' Bay River and Pamlico,, Triday at
5 PM. - j
Letters advertised every Saturday, and il
not.dclivered in one: month are sent to the
i'.hw arno Thn law reauires that, all
' iofira v.n nrpna tti fall: when not f nljy
paid the law urovides for sending , them to the
dead Jetter office. 5 "t - -1- v.. u
For tafety, monpy orders can be ontainea
upon all the principle offices In the United
Rtf - Alt ffittera containine Moneyor other
niwMi.i oi mo vi hA rpiriatp.red.- without
T HUaUiCS B"1'"'" ' " " Y O
which, there is little safety. ? f-.t
hni fMirt 8 A. M.-to 9 P M, and7 to
7.30 P M. Sundays front 12-30 to 1 P ii.
-GEO. W. NA SON. Jr.. P)stmaster.
CITT AND STATE ITEMS.
Local news is very scarce.
Few boats in," at the, market
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Be sure to list yonr taxables;
The general cry is dull trade.
Bead the advertisement of President Stanly.
PeacheB sold yesterday for 23 cents per quart
Yesterday was Warm, the
about 88. '
thermometer being
There. , was
no Mayor's
Court yesterday.
Cause, no cases.-
The brick work on the Baer & Eppler store
is about completed. r
This is the season for stomach ache and
cholera morbus, lots of green fruit in market
Tbe Democracy of Edgecombe meet Saturday,
July 1st to make nominations for Convention.
The market for f he past few days has not
been very'well supplied witbi meat, vegetables
or fish. ' r . ' 1 " 1 '
Carfret Superior Court" will 'convene next
MonSay'at Be'aulort Tlis Honor, Judge Clarke
presiding,
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Don't forget to procure your "tickets for the
lectare and entertainment next Wendnesday
evening, - -
In tbe greater part of the State the agricul
tural prospects look -better than they did some
time since. ; -
License taxes are being paid slowly, merchants
should remember that a failure to pay at the
proper time, increases penalty. ,.
r I A"onileg9d iapostex is gofng abpuy.Wil
mmgtonimposingupbja lUe people. . The IStar
warns the citizens against him. '.'''
The lumber for the new Marks brick store
has -been procured- and the bailding will soon
commence, ftlTtotte fwostdrles;", 1
The Bevenae Cutter & A. Stevens arrived at
the wharf yesterday afternoon a't'frVclock, after
a trip to Elizabeth City and Edenton. -
The body of a white ,man was found floating
in the Cape Fear rbfer". on Wednesday. :" It was
too much decomposed to be recognizable. ? ?
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A colored man," named "Matt "Hrggins, was
drowned while intoxicated qnTuesday by falling
" from a "boat oa a" trip" fromr WUminglon to1
Fayetteville. - - -.' j
The rain of Thursday has given the growing
crops,' i an ' impetui, ! anc 'under the Igenial sun
of TesterdaV:ve5etati6n ' appeared be almost
jumping. ' (- " V . -
The brick and other material are being
conveyed to and deposited at tha site of the
proposed new buildings to be creefgd by Dr,
Hughs on Middle street ;
. ' 1 a, , a, -.1 ... , , j ' ; .v
' " Messrs. "Weinsteiri Bros. "have removed to the"
store in the Court House Building. Now is the
time to get bargains In Dry Goods? by calling
at the Weinstein Bros, at their new stand.
The best evidence of dullness in New Ben
and viomity is the nunber of persons leaving.
' it on-every-fcteamer, instead of benefiting byim
migration we are snftering from emigration.
A . young, negro ma named Thaddeus
F lemmings was drowned "In Neuse river, near
Tar Landing, in this county, n Sunday las'
, while endeavoring t to swim r to a boat Mes
tfnger. The present membey of. Congress from, the
first Alabama District is a "colored man, named
Sterling Turner, a native of Halifax countyin
- this State, and nee belonged to a gentleman
living near Weldo . , - '
We wonld suggest that the chain gang s be
employed ttt cutting down, the weeds that are
' growing in such quantities in soma ' of out lead
ing streets, besides being nnhealthful they are
displeasing to "the eye being anything but an
prnament to our leading ; thoroughfares. -; '
The Grand Lodge (Colored) A. v Y. F. A,; f.'
of North Carolina, will meet in this city on, the
24th of this month.' -' t : . ,
The Lodge m this city, are makingf every
exertion to meet and entertain their brethren
in a suitable Btyle- 9 i'-f. .' 1 ' ,
We learn that some oc our young man, ore
looking with .longing eyes to tha future metro
polis of" oux.,: country. ; i, ' Duluth. j Fat ihe
information of tne ignorant who desire to know
more of this prospectively great , place, I we
recommend that they procure - and read a copy .
of the. great speech. ,of Mr., Knott, M. C, from
Kentucky. It telb all about it ',
' The steamship Ellen S. Terry sailed for New
York yesterday afternoon, at 5 o'olock. A large
number of passengers sailed on the Terry, there
being eleven white persons and twenty-five col
ored; -Atoonsj the passengers were' Mr. l!.-3.
Jones and wife, Mr. BeunetCP V..jobhiiia,
J. Prince andJIr 'f!niattuelr.lIiB8 WilG ind
others. A large crowd jot frieada, Ac were at
the wharf at the departure of the steamer. ' ; '
His Honor,' Judge Clarke arrived in the city
on lhursday night, having finished court in
Jones 'county.'. Although the number . of days
occupied in trial were fewer than heretofore, while
a larger number of cases were on the docket
than nsQ&L Tbe whole were diaposed'of, and the
dockets completely cleared up; a fact that speaks
well for the promptitude of Judge Clarke. The
prompt and rapid manner in which Jones county
business was transacted, affords the Judge a day
or o for rest before opening, court in Carteret
nest Monday. ' . . . -
h ? The Tdlsgrdm learns that a man by the name
or w. V. btaiiley, who, we believe, was once
Deputy Sheriff of Johnson county,' was charged
with the perpetration of murder and mail rob
bery in last October, but before ha was arrested
fled the State. s i It was ascertained a short time
since that he was residing in Georgia, and he
was arrested. ' liov. Ciildwell has lately issued a
requisition for his. rendition, but he is charged
with exj!-ii8 robbery, at Macon Georgia, and the
Governor of that State rcfasea to return him io
North Carolina until the courts of Georgia have
done with him. ' , . .
Fir at Swift Creek. ' , " : ' ' " ' '
We regret to learn that the Turpentine Disr
tilleries of (he Messrs. 'Cleaves, -at . Swift Creek,
were yesterday destroyed by fire. ; The loss has
not been asceatained. . !
- ' 1 COMSniNICAlXD. . ' . i
To the Editor of the "New Berne Ladljf Timet.
Mb. JiDrroi: Tlie word Commentation is
not to be found in the two Editions of Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary revised and enlarged by
Chauncy A, Goodrich, Professor in Yale ,'Col,
lego, and published by George ."and Charles
Merriam in 1&2 and 180V. ; I b-nppose it may
beoond in Webster's Pictorial Dictionary of a
later date. - j '-. ' BespectluPy; -' 4 : .-
. . - . Comment
-.-.y-w. - i ..ill' t. )i t .nJf frVJ.jtyrjt. ..'-i.
The Bar Rooms. s
The tax collector informs us tbat as yet no
license "tax- has been paid by any :of the bar
room keepers of the city, as provided for by
an ordinance passed at the last meeting of the
Board of Councilmen. . We learn that several
have tendered vouchers, but they would not be
received." We are informed that it is the pur
pose of the bar room proprietors to petition the
Board of Council to .amend their ordinance .by
which the tax can be collected toon tnlyor" at
least quarterly. ' Many of the poorer proprietors
complain Jhat the workings of the new law are
onerous, as having so many other iaxesl 'to pay.
that if the entire city tax be collected at one
time sit together with, thei othewvnll make
the aggregate so large as to force them to sus
pend business, that although. having paid the U.S.
County , and State, they will have to. suspend
business bacausff the ' city tax remains unpaid
This they claim works us .airly.
Upon this matter we have no comments to
make, we simply "cite what is told'to ns, We
believe it to be a matter between the City
Government, -and the dealers, who alone should
settle it -. If in the judgement of the . Board of
Cooncilmen the dealers should pay the whole
tax at once all right, if they grant the petition
of the dealers we have no thins? to say. - We
are neutral'- .
Fnetbries. .----
. The need of .more .manufacturing enterpises
in our midst is readily apparent With a fine
cotton growing country all around ns," it ap
pears somewhat remarkably that in New-Bern
a place of several thousand - inhabitants that
there.shouldnot ba a cotton fack. 5That the
establishment -of an instiution of this kind
would be to all interested; a success is apparent
at a glance, the important and required ; feature
for success f are; right with-ns; KThC material
and cheap labor that miglit soon be made
skilled f In view of till . thjsr -would it not Ije
Well for our leading citiZjps to. take some steps
ill this mattart If we Wv- not nare among'
us the necessary surplus capital' to invest in an
enterprise of this kind -would it not. be well to
attract the- tu.ention of northern capitalists to
the matter' , Many of our ' ' leading citizens
have .good i monetery connections north, if
the1 proper' representations be' made 'might be
induced to invest. .. i.i no time since the wax
has money, for investment been so plentyjit the
north.as.it is jaowi it is. in iact seeking invest
ment as -' the money -transactions of. " Wall
street for. soma time back": fully demonstrate
That it is not invested here and at other joints
in the south is. not we feel assured of any jjm--
willingness to do so, . but is because the proper
representations" are not made, or the - necessary
indaeenYente "offered. Let" then our leading
business men meet and ,giv3 the Important mat-"
ter the consideration itjdemands, and put. them-.
selves in communication with, northern capi
talists, and the result we) believe would be. satis-
fartory, It is ' worth at least a trial, by which
nothing eanbe lostj but much gainedT "Whowill
nLlii liluiAr;'! .1
THK - SEGAK- EMPOBIUM OP
. .j ," b ..T
Soma FboXt . Street ...bbtvtees " jT.,J.
'Woxfesdex's and the Gaston House.
Constantly on hand, a full stock of all kinds of
' . ,. VI'. r- . II.. .Initintuinu
Segars at reasonable prices. -.Also, plug tobacco
t.;i einkra.twt Tin r ham smcsinc... tne
hMt' mmli!v. :" Solace and Century brands of
chewing tobacco. ' t All kinds of pipes and snuff
always on hand at wholesale and retail. .- . y-Mr-XIOLDSMITH,
-Proprietor,'
March X-tf.
Oar Sidewalks. ' -' ' Y"y'-- '
:0na bf our citizens, evidently mucb. disgusted
with, the condition :of oar sidewalks, threatens
to send for and import into our peaceful com
munity k. lot of Digger Indiana. The Digger
Indians, be it known, are about the lowest in the
intellectual scale, and are best known for their
utter, want of a knowledge- of the mechanical
arts; but ' notwithstanding this, our friend con
siders- tiiaia much . superior to Che people wh
make sidewalks in New-Bern. : That' our side-'
walks are poorly 'eonstrncted,' none will deny,
that when it rains pools : and puddles of water
remain standing' for a day or two, much to the
annoyance of pedestrians. If it ;hasrrained
during the day, and the night is dark; a person
traversing the . streets is' sure to splash mud and
water al lover one's-self .and this is all owing to tbe
improper construction of our Bidowalks. The
remedy for thm state affairs, as suggested .by
the gentleman referred .to, Is forepersons "to fuf
their;. sidewalks on a common sense, principle,
that isv to cause a, gradual decline or slope from
the houses to the gutters, sufficient -to allow the
water to run off into the street .A few loads
of dirt would accomplish this, fill up the' ine
qualities in the sidewalk,1 and 'the sidewalks
nuisenoe would be at once, abated. Let our
citizens do it: . ; r ' ' ' J '' -"
Cut Down the Weeds. . . - - - ,,j f - , -
We again desire to call the attention of our
citizens to the importance of cleaning from their
lots and the streets in front of their premises,
the noxious weeds that now abound in such
profusion.
That this is. an important sanitary measure,
none will deny, and hence the necessity for its
excution, is important. The city government
as our citizens are. well aware, is unable to have
the work done,' and hence the duty must devolve
upon the individual exertions of Citizens.
We would respectfully "suggest to tne city
authorities, the appointment of a member - of
the Police Force, as a Sanitary Inspector whose
.speeial duty t shall be, to visit and inspect the
lots and .premises ' and - cause the abatement or
removal of all Sanitary nuisance. Let stringent
sanitary ordinances be 'adopted,md . 6trictly
enforced, ann as' an inducement for our cillzena.
let ihe authorities furnish at ., least a horse and
cart, for the removal to i beyond the city ' limits
of all garbage, ' ' ?';-' - ; . '. ; ; ;.
While citizens can be made to place their ga
barge in a condition'for removal, we. doubt tbe
power or right.to cause them to remove it to ne
yond the limits o. the city. Expanses, of this
kind are necessary and .though other, work : of
Importance be neglected this '.should not -be.
I WeAope' therefore the Board of Council will act
upon our suggestions,-: and at 'once take . meas
ures for a good sanatoiry condition. ' r.
Senbeaced.. . ... ... ... ; :, ?.
Jn the U.' S. -Cireuit5 Court;, at Baieigh, on
Tuesday, W.: J. Green, of Montgomery cenuty,
!. who was convicted' at the last November term of
Illicit distilling,' arid iWhct made his" eciipe irohV
enstody before, sentence was passed upon him,
but who was subsequently 'arrested and brought
t j this city on Saturday last from whence he
was taken 'to ..Raleigh,' was sentenced by the
Court to Six months imprisonment and $1,000
fine. WHminffloA Staf. f. .-
MaaonJc Election or OIBeera.
TheOranft Royal Ach Chapter of HSU C,
in session in this city aunng tne past tureo
days; elected and Installed Che following officers
for the ensuing MasOnle yearr "," ;'"". " . 1
John Nichols, Raleigh, M, E. ,G. H. P. t ,
.III T... Monson, Wilmington,. E.D. G. H. P.
B. H. Bduntree, New-Beni; E. G. JL '-''' -'
Geo. W. Blount,' Wilson, H." G. S. ' ' '
Thos: B. Cany Wilmington E.,G. Secretary.'
C. .M. , Van OrsdklL Wilmington, E. G. Treas.
Wm. Robinson; GoldsborO.E. G MarshaL
The M. E. GrandJPfigh Priest then made the
following fippointments;,---). . ?
Geo. Patterson, Qrand Chaplain. , 1
Wm. -Simpson, Raleigh,. Pb. Sqjournerj,
G. L- Roundtree, Wilson, Royal Arch Capt
A. S. Lee; Raleigh; G.' M. 3rd VeiL' f .
W.'T. Battley, CHnton, G. M. 2nd do: ' ,
G. Je'wett,.Wilmingtoiw G M, 1st do,!, i "
E. Turlington; Wilmington, Grand Tiler. .,
j-;.,- r :'. -Wilmington Star. .,
? FOR THIRTY .YEARS ! : U
!Perry DaYis': Vegetable . Pain
, XA.AJ.XVJL . ,.7.' -
HAS BEEN TESTED IN EVERY VARIE
TTYOFCLlMATte, AN! B Y AL"M(5sT
EVERY NATION' KNO V7N TO" r
y:-rl ' .v americns.';;1,';,
; It is almost tbe constant companion and
estimable friend of the . minsiohary . and
the traveler, on .sea and land, and no one
should travel on our Lakes or Pivfers without
I 'It has'beeft before ther public over thirty
years,.and probably has wiuer aod better re
putation than -any other proprietary medicine
of the present day-At this period titers are bit
few unacquainted -with the merits' of the Pain
Kliller; bnt while some extol tt as- n HKtment,'
they know but little of its power in easing pain
when- taken internally while others use it in
ternally with great success, but are equally ig
norant of irs healing yirtaes when applied ex
ternally! .We therefore wish to Vy to all that
it is equally successful whether used internally
or externally and it stands to-day,' unri varied'
by all thegrat catalogue of family medicines
It is aufllcieB evidence ofjts. virtues a&a stan
dard medicine, to know that it ia now used; in
all parts of the workl and that -its' sale is-con-stantly
increasing;-No curative agent has had
sach wide-spread sale nrstm"Btioh vhrvfrasl
satisfaction.- It is a purely ;v?getable com-
'pbund. and perfectly'''. Safe, even in unskillful
bands., . y " v '
. After thirty years trial, is still recr; ing the
most unqualified testimonials to Its virtues
1 , . - -
llromperBonspf the nighcst character andre
ability, recommend it. as a most euectuai pre
paration for the extinction ot pain. it is Jiot
only thebest remedy ever. known for Braises,
sGuta, Burns, &c, but for Dysentery or. Choi
era,-or any sort of , bowel complaiufc. U is a
remedy, ansmpassed for' efficiency and rapidi
ty of action, in the great cities or inuia, ana
other hot climates,' it has bt come the Standard
I Mrnio i -II )..'.r, nlt a .
Medicine for all snch-complaiats, as well at
for . Dyspepsia, Liyer Complaints, and .' Other
kindred disorders. For Coughs and - Colds.
Canker, Asthma, and. Rheumatic dilHculiies,
it has been proved by the m-st abundant and
ooavHKfmg testimony to be an-in valuable med
icine. . - . . - . ' ' .
Let Common iee Iecid.
, .What is the rational mode of procedure in
cases of general debility and nervous prostra
tion t r Does not reason tell as that judicious
siimnl-tRon ia required. '. .To tesbrt to,'violent
pur jpition in such a case s as absurd as it would
be to bleed starving; man. Yet it is done"
every day. f esv ':' this stapid arid "nnpMlosopni
oal practice, is continued .in. the teeth, of the
great fact that physical weakness, with sU the
nervous disturbances - that accompany it is
more certainnr'and tapidhr' relieved b Hostet-
tor's Stomach Bitters than byny other medicine
at present known. :Jt is. trna that general de
bility is often attended ith torpidity or irregn-
wriry 01 tne ooweis, ana inat cms symptom
must not be overlooked. Bat while the dis
charge' of the waste matter of the system is ex
pedited or regulated, its vigor must be recruited.
The Bitters' do both. r.c They combine aperient
and antibiiioas properties, with exlraordirmry
ton'.e power. " ju ven wniie removing oostrncnons
from, the bowels, tiiey feme aitd hwigorata those
organs-;; rnrougatne stomaca, vpon-rnicn the
great, vegetable specific acta directly, it Rives a
healthy and permanea t impetus - to every "en
feebled" function Digestion iS facilitated,-the
faltering circulation regulated, the blood rein
forced with a .new accession of the alimentary
principle; the nerves braced, and all the dor
mant powers .of the system roused into healthy
action; not spasmodically,: as would be the ease
if a mere stimulant were administered, but for
a continuauca It is in .this way that such ex
traordinary changes are - wrought in the condi
tioa of tbe feeble, emaciated and nervous inva
lids. by the use of this wonderful corrective,
alterative and tonic. Let common sense decide
between , such a preparation and a prostrating
cathartic ; supplemented by a poisonous astrin-
gen use strycnnine or qoimne. " ?.
.The Undersigned, haviBg taken the ' Agency
of the .dmej teas Life Iaaurance Company of I
Philadelphia, would rtspectfully invite the at
tention of the citizens of ; Craven and adjoiar..
i rig counties to the character and merits of
this popular institution., . This company! is
one of the eldest, and,- fn every respect, 5 one.
of the most reliable 'in the United States. ' It
is prompt and generous In the settlement of
losses. It has paid nearly two millions of
dollars to widows and orphan's.' Its officers
and managers are leadiug and most influen
tial businere men In Philadclphiai .-, l-' ;
, The practice of "Life Insurance lis becoming
general amen if the people. It is now consid.
ercd a necessity and a duty by all good men-
The undesigned, therefore, feels a iarge de.
greff of satisfaction thathe is enablaJ t pre
sent to the people a Company so worthy th eir
confidence and trust . . i
The Aroe'riran: grants policies in all desira
ble plans of insurance, and upon the . most
favorable terms.' and' vou are hereby '.nost
cordially invited to cull upon the aoilersignedT
for, circular aud books that will luiiy explain
th(i conditioa and workings of this reUa,ble"
and popular Life Insurance Company;- ', ';
- , WALTER DUFFY, Sprcial Igent;. '
. ' ; wew-uern, n.u.
Dr. C. Dtrrirr, JB.,'Mcd. Ex."
. ay 21,-tf.,. , t
i ; A large and full line of "all grades Hf sngarsr
iust received and for sale at AmSybttIs.. '' 'V'tf,
'"Aitn-otl'Btrayand'raf1iatsfast received
per rail, at Hancocks, " ; ' . . &
' i . i-.j-.
The Iinxarj-. . , , i
. When you stroll through Middle street,' t
. Miles Sheperd's plareyou are sure to meet;"
, And, if what he keeps you have not seen, v
You'll find by catling, it is Ice Cream p ; ;
- , Which he disposes, to the throng, . ,vf ,.
Be Sura you get some as you go along, ,
' His place is always clean and neat, - . ' z-'j 1
And bis splendid Ice Cream Can't be beat '
'May 20-tfr " , ' - '.'!
A: rJcLAGKLAIT, '
HERCHAHT TAILOR,
MIDDLE STREET. OPPOSITE
BANCERT'S BAKERY. ,
..v. ., ; THE.',. .h . i
. - , 'j 'undersigned . , - -?
t V . would respectfully . ; t
'.' i;.,... : inform his friends and ..:.. i
. .the. public that ho has-,
t- ppened at the , above-named i
"stand, with,, a fine assortment of
CLOTHS,' , CASSIMERES, tc.
": :" ,'suitabfe for tiie. season, and is pre-; :
pared to execute orders tor : 4 !
suits anl all wprk in his , , ' . .;-
, , line. , I hereby ex-, . r .. .
. " , " , press my grateful ,, . .
,, - acknowledge-, ,'. f.
- . m e-n t ,"'-'- .'p
."" tor , "' ' . -
assisUnce rendered me in' prescrviDg my pro
rtv at the late: firo. and return thanks to the
firemen and citizens generally; for their kind-
, u.; . ness tome. . - , .
Very respectfully, " -J ' . A. McLacklas.
jlpril 19-lm. :.
JOHN JJJcSORLEY, ;
Boot. & Shoe Maker,
Bboax Steezjv'
3d door from Hancock,'
pHE VERY. BEST quality of French Calf
A opkin iSoots and fchoes made to order ,and
warranted equal, if not superior, to ny in the
otate, , ;.
' The Best Workmen,:
' to be found in tbejcoantryjtre ;
- - . ! .... . 5- V "? t TJ Zr ?i -t
Inployed in this: SHOP
and perfect fits and satisfaction in every case
' - -' - guaranteed. ;
" - " ; " Always on hand and for sale '
jFIhe" Boots and Shoes
'a'-.- at prices waranted to suit' ; - ;i
; REPAIRING -A : SPECIALTT ?
and done in the best possible manner, : at ' fair
pnees'aad at the shortest notice.
Thanking my friends and the public for
past, patronage, . I respectfully solicit a con
tinuance of the same in my new location .
. . ,..-v- -JOHN McSORLEY.
ApriJ 17-Iia. '
. Nontx. Persons having business with R. T,
BERRY, as Justice of the Peace, will find Mm
when not otherwise engaged, at his office, in the
front room of the Times office, on . Cra ven
street , I, , ' n;. . t ', . Maj ;
p. T. Carraway1 general f Life and Fire In
snrance agent, 8oathv Front street, New-Bern,
" N. 0. - 'apaSStt,
'.To ExcrrssioHnrrs akd-Psc Nro ParttXs--
For fresh, cakes and crackers, smoked beef
tongues and pickles call at J. E. Amyett's
April20-tf.
. .' '.''.'
OXynple Oarden.
This popular and favorite Ice Cream Garden
is again open for the accommodation of the
l-nblic " In addition to first class Ice Cream,
Soda Water, Berries,- and other luxuries of
Ute season will be kept Hoping to receive
the natrona?e of the nublic, .the proprietor
will- yn.deavor to keep a place" wottby Oht
Visits of those who. may favor jtioi wuh- a
calC Itemember the place, Pollock street near
Hancock, f ' - '- " ' A ' -if
. f Richard Shepkrj), Proprietor,
GEIS, OF THE LYRIC DRAMA
''- ' CONTAINING -
TEXT, OVERTURE & PRINCIPAL MUSIO,"
- VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
Baond : HaMmely ta. Clotfc smI Gilt.
PRICE, 3 EACH., !
As presents, as -well as valuable acquisitions
to a .musical library they are indispensable.
Norma, ; - - -BellinL I
Faust, - -1- ' Gonnod.
MasUn,-
. . j. ' .Von Hotow.
j Fra Diavokx, 1 t
Crown Diamonds.
. ilaaaniellos -j .
Anber. v. , :
Anber. t .
Anbet,
. ;-;Tpr:;sale.by je-sasb,,. ..
April 30th-tf.," ... . , iAw
NEW - BOOKS. -
,s "J. i
V; -Qe.orgo .Sgqd's Novalff.
Manpratt " ' Translatod by Virginia" yaughan.
M r-" - V
Monsieur Sylyestre, " - 'Francis G. Shaw
THo Stfow'SLVn,- w-'v v Virginia Vaughan.
The'Miller'ef Angibatilt 'jpsi MA'ryE.'' Dewey.
"CUOTK 8 ii 50.EACH.
The N, Y. World particularly, and the public
press generally, pronounce these' five volumes
(T "3t 1 - ' '"" ' """ ' '
excellent' ana entertaining, and the translation
admirable. " ' " . .... .
.. -r: '.....v.: ..-. . ; '.
For sale by J. E. NASH.
Piedmont Jb-- Arlinctoav ,lile . Inaaranee
This Company jit its, last -annual meeting
makes a first rate showing ; has a surplus of 21
per cent above all liabilities, pays dividends at
the end of first year, and. insures on most liberal
SKcr -ScHoeiMfsa linens Ctistias has
Urpead a fohool attna residence f Mrs. ,"Mnry
A.UU JcrunrutKJ, uu vrnvcu otrcci,, iui mo inanima
tion of young ladies in the higher Branches of
English, Muaiot French, and Latin .
Terms per session of ten weeks : .
Higher Engnsh, ' ' " .'.' S :?
Higher jsngusnaaa rrench orLatuv iu.v
French or Latin alone, ; v., , i . -5.00
Mnsic on Piano or Guitar, 24 lessons,." ' ' 12.00
Use of instrument for practice, ' " 3.00
Board can be bad for young ladies in private
families on moderate terms. - - Ap20-ti
On Monday night between the new Engine
House and Loroh, Bros & Mills store, pn Broad
street, a blue scarf and gold hair pin. The
finder will be handsomely rewarded by leaving
the same at this office. - -
jun?th-.rT err nrs
Messrs, .Churchill Gol have rust received per
steamer Terry a large invoice of - the' famnos Cu
cumber pumps; - This pomp is now extensively
used in this section,-and is admitted and found
superior to any now in use.- Persons in need, of
an excellent pump for farni and Iqt should by all
means secure one.ef the celebrated cncumbrs. .
CHURCHILL & CO., Middle j5Uf
June7-tf. , i . j i
LOST.
At the fire, on Wednesday, .A verity vouchers,
the property of Timothy Keeler, and of the
followiug denominations: Two $20, one $10,
one $5, and one $3.15. The finder will' con
fer a favor on the owner, by returning them
the Police Station, where a suitable reward will
be given. :
Syrups and" molases and for everything you
want call at . ; . , AMYETT'S
, - - . . at. -...I T. aaao tm n .-
G O OD O O OBS, A T REASON
ABLE PRICES. Ul i
, . Jonn E. Amyett, Grocer and dealer in geaeral
merchandise, . South Front street, New- 3ern,
O. , keeps a very large and carefully selected
stock of the best groceries; and goods needed
by the merchant, farmer and every other man."
Call andexamine the best stock ever offered in
New-Bern before purchasing. ' Amyett's old
stand South Front street ; ..' 7 April 23-tf. ;
We have now commenced selling the stock
we saved from the fire and offer great bargains.
.H. jfc B.J2arANUSX
v at McLean's Store. Court House Building.
April 21-tf. .... . th--j -
r. Fob"'Saxb. rA schooner of : 200 barrels
capacity, isr good order, of Hj?ht draft and In
good condition for inland navigation. Will
be sold cheap. For particulars, apply to --
W, F. 8TYBON, at Bchwerin'a
1 Feb 10th tt - V J
A THIRD EFFORT.
TWO FIRES
lYITlilN THREE JK0JJTUS;
. TOTHEPUPLIC
!: I would" respectfully inform my customers
and the, public that I am still alive and kicking
and have opened my bakery, on Craven street,
one door below Pollock, and can now supply my
rTustomers as usual with the best quality of
ureao, uases, - ries, ffe. , ec. .
I shall, also, in a short time open a shop on
Middle street, one door north of Messrs. Gates
& Green, for the purpose of supplying' custo
mers at that point ' forties mrmshed at short
notice with iced and ornamental cakes, pastry
and cpnfactionary. All orders promptly filled.
Thanking the publie and friends for past fa
vors I respectfully solicit a eontinanAce of their
liberal patronage.. V- M- HA UN.
April lfc-lf. j . '
ITexr 'AdvsrtissEicnt.. ,
PHILADELPHIA;
To: .New Bern, No..: Cai
v Schooner J.: WHaigv f
' f?. CapCT. 'A. ' SHOES', '' i ' "
XTOW LOADING AT VHlLATJELrHIAi nt Vill
ill salt 1 taU port oa Tnird j, June 15th, V 71.
Atlantic & N. G. E.-R. C0.
' Summer Arrangement
For 1871. i
IKOM AND AFTEH JUNR Wtn. 1871, nuHl w
tsint from an v Tickt AEiit Hi the Atlantic B rto
r.HiHi Vailrnul. Iran im tttattotl lo' Jftoriwaa
City mod return for ono first claUare, or one J'ead
First ctaM. Scc'd la.
Tram Ooldshora to aorrhed
City aod rtorn-....u..,. ; 9 w ;-. ,
t 4 HQ
40
, taw and return ' v t sa .
From Kinston to Morehead .
OitvuinJ return.... ........ .'-J tS
Trom NtwBora to MonrKead
City aod nrtnrn.... ........ - sw .
Frm Nwport tit Mireh!4d '
Ohildrii over sre and nndr twelvn year of in.
half the abor n.! "roB w 'H ortain auen
,;.but.ll k.. full ivnlar fra. Pltwiii get-
tlasr on trafin 'btV:,takiiie w-re-c ticket
and thPB be allowcti to narcttaa a return icsri, uu. u.
thfyfail to purchase a tlcket will be oharjed fall fare
both wave. - ' 4t: E. K. WTAMLJ, iwaa
Now Bern, W "-.Jjiiim tw W71 tf
,r ,r.'i Claims Agency.!- ". .
BY A 8ECE?ffrTiAt!TbF lXjN(iBE8Si,,1 FSSBD
.Marrh.ard.lim. all uuraona In the State litly
la renuilkis. Who rrar I03 ii to tbe United t ato Cov-
ernment will be pain lr all l- s amstHinea oy prop,
ertrlwine t'ikni for thiuM of the United Statue nrmy.
I have "establisbnd an office la Washinctnn. JJ. 1;..
for the pnrpoM-of proseiaitlnff all acln claim, and
respectfully ollcit whairvt-r rtuisinefa 01 mis caaractcc
ReferVtot "'- '' ' ' v. .--:''
. Hon. H. McCnlloch. e Secretary of the Treasury 5 - ,
" Ron. O r Morton. VJ: 8. S..' IndmnapoUa. Inl ; , -"
, lion. A. O. Thnrmaii.tr. 8., S-i, "Celurabii8Ohlo S ,
Hon. Armt'Mr.Di.tialdi'U . 8 ,Lltthock Ark.;1
IlotuC lColb. M,C North Carolina t i (t, i
Hoh. J SI Bro llif-a . ucoho Comptroller f ' 1 2 '
,:;Ho.J W.Tabois, Fourth Auditors " 7 i ,
Oen. OOnoward. WftBhinttton. D. ft.; ' "' I
Ot-n, B W Bileit, Pavmtrr-Gieral 1 1 ,t 4 ; , , ' !
Hon! KLBCIarke RXAinineffn Chief Pitcnf office.
1 Jay Cooke & Co , Bauket, Wanbingtop. P- C ; ;
. ' , t - . -TbSASUIIX DlCPAKTMP:!fT. :J .
.: i i i BlCOlTN (.X)jnTROLL,BB' CrUKHS.
Mr. J. W. Smith, iktu chief lrk of this oftlcd hav
Ins luoigned. tnnsno the balns-of bis profes
sion. I C'jrdiaily eoinmend him to the pnb'.lc He is a
'gentleiaaaof niranl a-qnireraents, prea Industry,
and spotless tptcgrity. and intinia?!y acqoaiuted with
the traduction of bnsineso -in-tho eseeiKire Oepirt
meiits. I feel pleasnr In brlrv;, this- volu- nry te.
tim uvto his chanscneh' after an effidal connection
wita bim uf sevsral year. . 1 , , ,
3. At: BRtnErSAt.-Comptrolllr.".
. "' At! infornutlon etren, ad lxnk f nmUh1ir at . the
office of 1 : HAS. HIBDARD, J
; i V 7 tTerk U. 8. Dirtiict Ouort. .
Jqne9 tf Coart Coose Buildlna;, New U-rn,N. C.
Petition to Sell Real Estate
.,-T;fdr'Asset&:
BTATff OI VOTrm CAROLINA,"
t'HAVES UOUSTT
John Cf.'LoTlnier. Ei'tr of
Karah J. Lovlnicr,-
vi. on nerlor Coart.
t Superioi
yariih a. Loviuier, Ambrose
1. .-i; Loviuier. William 6.
Loviuier iufants nndr
, wtut-one yrars f aire
ami f?hHft. (4. L4.viiiiiir
Petition to ell Ecal Es
" tilt for AeSClS. , ' '
' It mmertiint; to the snUM aotlon of the Court, that
Charles (i. Lovinier, one of tho (lisfuodants in the
above named canse is a non-renident of this State. It
is therefore ordered that service of tUo summons
hereto annexed be made by publication In tho New
Berne Daily Timbs, a newsp.iper publlsbrs in the city
of New iUsrne once week "r- six ' weeki uotifjiug
the add defendant of the alius: of this petition. . ....
' - ' - I. B. WKST. Clerk 8. C.
New Berne, June 1st, lb7t. . tjl -t ,
'John C. loviuier, as executor f r : J
. Sarah Q. Loviuier, dccjasd, .3- ... -.
against 1 '"' J-
Sarah G. LoviDier, Ambross S. Lov-1 Summons, i
luier and William J. .Lovlnier in f ' J X
, fants v&dex SI years of frud , '.
' Cbarles O.' Lovlnier, devisee o; I " ' , ?.
. the said Sarah 6. Loviiiler, dee'd. i ": - i
' " i fiTATB OF NORTH C.VROLIKA. i
To the sheriff of Craven County Greeting: -
You are hereby commanded to summon ifarah G.'
Lovinhir. Ambiose d. LovinUii Wllliaia J. Loviuier
and Churlcn G. Loviuier, tho defendants above named,'
U they he touua witnin your eounty, to appear at the
office of the Clerk of the Superior Court or the county
of Craven, within twenty one days after tbe erviee
of this summons on them, exclusive of ibe day ,of
such service, and answer the complaint, a copy 'of
wmcn win dc aeposuea in tneocicent tne C'ltritof
the Baoerior Court for Craven County.-within tun
days from the date of this summons: and let tann take
nonce tuat it tne ran ti answer toe sate complaint
within that time, tbe plaintiff will take judgment
against them for the Relief dentaadud- hi the Com-
puunt. - . ,
Hereof fan not,n of this summons stake due re
turn. ..-,,!. . ; .- . -. ir
Given under my baud aiid the seal of sit court this
21KB day of Slav, 1871. : t 1.. wbst, . ..
' f - Clerk of the Superior Court,
JoneS 6w i i . , , Craven County,
Aid for- tlie Fixo Department I
LECTURE '
At the .New BerDjCheatre
By J, F. Long,' 11. D. ' '
Subjects jEsthctfeaj sf HIiMry.
, . . . JtckMU. ;".
4MMsewatlI
' The Bet proceeds of the iectnxe will be de
voted to the aid of the Fire.Depcirtment .
' InJ addition to the lecture, " ' ' ' .';'
. Fiiifj ltramciitai Music
will form
ment
pleasing feature of the entertain-
. Tickets, SO cmts, to be obtained
members of the Fire Department ' ; ,,
. from
. ATLANTIC ft SOWtVi CAROLINA It B.CO,
i - PnKsiDCNTi Orrics. I
. -t f Bsw-Baan, H. U9 4mue 4, 1871. '
. ' . .''"'".'":" NOTICK. '
Tbs Interest due on th first day of July, ls7t,on
the bonded debt of tha Atlantic & Kerth Carolina B.
B. Company, will be paid at tha Puttnn KaUonab
tunt, aew loric. on presentation ol m ttespoqa
June4tb-td. .- - E. R- BTASLY, Preeldent. ;
'' ATLAimO & BOBTH CABOU9IA K tVCA, X
. PaisinEvr's Orrici, I ,
NcW-Bkbic, 3. C, Jano Sin, 18ft. Z ;
J .;:.'- I HOTICBV . --;-, - v; 1
The evenU'enth anrnial meetiop; of tha stockhold
ers of the Auaatic 4tt North Carotin KafliomlCoMi.
pany, will Te held at Mwrebead City, on tba S9th 4ay
of June, 1871.
Jsna 4oafl. r H. B. 8TASLT, Jbe8iiet.
A FIREMAN IN EVERY HOUSE.
Buy a POCKET FIEB APPAElTtJS. ' Can
, " . bensedto - ;;, -- -
WASH WINDOWS, SPEINKLB THE GAR
DEN. OR PUT OUT A FIRE. -
Everybody should haw one when SHARKS FLY
- GOTO
nrnnvie rrtts r sr
..Hbltltl O lMWVI illVIIKl
O N CRA V4i N . S T REE T,
" - " r --and cfder'oiw, ' - ' -
" A stitch in time saves nine, '
April !6tb-fcf, . ,
t . S-pQir'l. Notices.
. r, THEWpriLD js irrAW.VsT
Against the ue lt ir-colrinij preparatipns
Science condemns them. ,They are virtually
.flea d. ' Mean while!
CHEIAIK)0-flJIXSI05 HUB SIS
proved by time and1 sanctioned by pnetkal
cbemistsx has becdraa Ihe andurd article of
its class turoajhouiitbe length and tMteadth of
the land,, It " is fjouioaless, rapid in jt opera .
tion, certain to produce tur trqnired shade of
color, and hat no Jotuaanv)ng bair ttyes, etih
r in the United States or Europe. To beautify
and soften tha bair after dyeing', use J '
CRISTADQRO'a UA1R PRESERVATIVE;
aa a dressing.
HEAD
C A- RE FULLY'
'Ague and iFeyei:;, .
The only preventstivs-knowh. for'-Chftli ant
Fever is tbe use of Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Wolfe's Sobiokm. Ecinapp,; (
la rotkI. f pr Dyspeps ja: r ,', ; ,
' ; Wolfe'$ Schiedam &chnapp
la a preventive of Cbijte.and ! Feverst
' "'-. Wolfe' ScfiUitdyi' $cfoitf$.'
It good for all kidney and bladder complaint
Wolfe's Schiedam Sclmnpps.
IS used all over 'the world by physicjais In
'. their practice' - -' -
Wolfe Scbiedam Scbnhppa..
Is good for Goor,: .i y- ir
Wolfe's Schiedam SchnappC
:I ffood fur air Urinary complalota.
VVolfe's Schiedam Schnapps.
' Is recommened Vy all the Medical Faculty.
Wolfe'i Schieclam fyhixafye. I
It good for Colic and pain in tht atotriach. "
, , ..iluin.ril ,ij)iif,. i, y ij i ,ij
." WolJV Schiedam Sshnappasr
Is imitated and counterfeited. And parckasera
will hav to use caution Id purchasing.
I beg leave to call the attention of ths- rea
der to testimonials in favor of the Schnapps,
I feel bound ' to - say .' that ' X regard your
Schbapps as 4e1ng . in: every respect p re-em
Inrnlly pure, nnd( deservinif of medical rmt
ronage. At all events it ii the parest post,ill
artlcle of Holland efn. beretoforoi Qnofctalnat
Me. and as such may1 be safely ortscitbed lv
physiclana.' ' ' 1f ' 'i -r -t
DAY 111 JU AiLrrT,, at. jJ.i. fharmacent eat:
Chemist, New York. , . - -
LoriSTUxs,. Kt.. fepLj. , I feel that wav
have now so article of gin suitable for sucl
cases as that remedy ii sdapteo" to." - -
Scllnapps,, la a remedy In chronic cat
arrhal complaints; eta : : . , . . jn t
I take great pleasure in bearing hie-hir crert-
itaoie Testimony to Its etneacy as a remedial ,
agent in the diseases, for which 'yoa; recom
mend it. Having a natural tendency to tha-
mucous surfaces, with a slight degree of i'tiin- "
uiuiiod, a rea;aru it aa use oe iao moat import
ant remedies in chronic catarrhal affections,
particularly those of tbe Renito-urinary ' ap
paratus, wiib nnicn respect, your osedjeut
servant, CHAS A. LEAS..M. J&., Jtew Xorkfc
. 265 Plnk BthIxt. NBw Yoxxi Nor. 3L 18G7
Udolpho Wolf Esq.. Preeenw Djbak
Sib : I bave made a chemical examination
of a stfrnple of ymr "Scbleaa'tn Schnapps,'
with Ihe Indent of determinlnr If anv form en
or Injurious substance bad been added to tho
simple distilled spirits.
-' The examination' has resulted in the conclu-
ttisil tht fTiA nmnlaw fit in to i naH Mn KnlMn...-. ,
or harmful admixture. I have been unable to
BPBVU XUUW V VIS1HU1V WtltBllllbll 11U IHflaHJall 1
discovcraoy trace of ike deleterious substance
wltich are sometimes employed in - the adul
teration of liquor. I would not h(Uste 10
use myself, nor to recommend -to others, for
medical purposes, tbe ,'Schiedara -JWonaps
as an excellent and unobjectionable variety of
gin. "- Very'respectfullT ycifi,
(Signed) CHA8. A.SELY,CkemisLJ
CnnncAL An Txcvkical Labosjitost, 1r
Excbakob Placs xw Yobx,Kov. 23,1867
TJdolpho Worn, ,JEse ; JJbab . 6ik; The '
undersigned ' baye - carefully and thorough
ly analyzed a sample of jropr Aromatio
Schiedain Scboappa," cejected My 'oursolrea,.
and have found the aim free ''from all 01
ganicor inorganic substsneetthore or less
injurious to .lieallb. From . the result of ear
examination we consider the article one of
eupertor quality, Ixnlthful as a beverage, aod
effectual id Its medicinal qualities.,
i' Itecpectfolly yours ' 1 s"1' !"
ALKS- TKIPPLBiChcmUt , ,
. . s FRAJNCIS JE. ENQKLilABP, JX
For sale by all respectable Gfocera apd Drc
iista. UIX)LPnbw6LFE' EST'
.. -u : " j. . . . .. . ..
;w; REivss iT. KXw TOXX.
... UDXj, UIXJUX ' t .v
IiIPPMAH'S,; GREAT.,
& E E MA N; B I T T E E S
TBESTAS2AR0 BITHSS CF CCBMABT. , ClVs ET Ul
mmm Mnraima aaa am ssaswai . .. ..
- . v ! m Bju ruAtt isi.
dcblESIed! irr?."r?i rrr
plSafS8' ?mt 0mmT WfW JMraa idsey Cass-
" Lipoma's Gssat Creat Grmas BttteWenrc taaaia
Complaints. . . . .
- Ltpprna ost fjcrman BIttei; the west deltest
ful ana eftective in the world. . , ' ,
'Ltppmaa'a Creat Germs BitUrs tares svs
wsIlYpeople., , - . j . .. .. .,.j.t "
. Lippman's Great German Bitter give as appetite.
- lipomas' Great Ceraua Bitters cures Liver Coat
Lippman's Orrst Gr-aiaa Bitten rite teas
festive ojgaiNV : .i . s i-
Iippmaji' Great German BitUrs g.ves asarcr. . .;
Lippman's Great German Bitters earea Rervonsnea
Upttaaa Great nsaa Ottaxra, tba Wat Jav
Hedicine. ,t .
- Llppmaa Great ' tWraws Bf Men' refuIaU he
Bowels., . . ; . f. ' . . '. -
Lippnaa's Great Geratan HUten iciua tbe Torpid
liycx. . -.. -t . : -- -
' - Lippman's Great German Hter trill xJvc Tenth a
Vigor. - , , -
' LlDuroaa's Great Gonban BiUat tweveat CiSIs aad
Fever. ' t .. .
Sold by H. ADEIAJf ft TOtLEHS, !
Wilaiinton, N. O'
Arams daixebt of-abt.-d. Jtppie-U-u
Y Co.. Vrw York, will send to every new sah.
scriher u Imitw'l Jatrkai nmittlntr Hfnroir
year's subscription, TEN ISUKRKB KNGKA VlKtS
oHaMte tnt fraatina:. from fiafwt Ire by n- most eoiU
wjnt Ame i-ss srtiHla, so (bit Mm nw sohrcihrr re
nHves GRATIS what would oo S10 it, tbr printsbot a.
fall partimiara will be taiuiitudva appliuiUoB.
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