North Carolina Newspapers

I. LEWM IIANL-S S. HAMl PL'ULI.SH KUH & PKOI-RIKTOKS. CITY AINI) STATU IT153 TUN. is. S. Nkw Advektlheh est.. 110 Seward. J. M. Wright -tdrertbes a tolon Stop the thief ud pocket the reward. ' Tlie bolder of coupons of North C Una Bonds jut referred to the advert! went of Kemp P. Battle.- Esq., Public .Treajomv-in otir paper to-da jr. Brklgford tc Mers, Auction and Com' v mission Merchants, Richmond, Va, Fu&OXAlr Ex-Gore rnor Vance passed through this citj thiatoorning, on his vaj to Iredell Superior Court, for the purpose of practicing his profusion. lie is look " ing very well, and, as usual, was In good Spirits. ; '-': . ' Tat TOCl Taxes. "We hare been re- :, q nested by .Mr. Andrew Afurph, Receiver of the United States taxes, to give notice to those who -hare not yet paitTthat the time has been extended to next ."Wednes day, the 18th inst., wheqthe books, will be closed, and delinquents will be put to Borne trouble and expense. County axd Stati Tax. Mr. M. Bichwine will be in the Grand Jury room at the Court-House, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, for the purpose of" lifting property liable to State and County tux. Those wishing to avoid paying a double tax should avail themselves of thin oppor Lfcrae. aV i TV nTl V xuese Madame C'arlotta above-named lidr will commence a Bene of concerts in our city commencing Friday, April 20th. Muduiue Pozzoni has dt I'lit tl the citizens of Newborn during the past winter moiiili, and has just concluded a uioHt brilliant tMgagcinent of fifteen sights iu Wilmington. She will be agisted by Mr. II. ii. Coy, llaritone, and Messrs. Worsley and Iteardon, on the piano and violin. The Goldsboro' Neus, referring to their concerts in that city, gpeuks thus : The Coneert Last Xhjht. A Complete Success. The New Town Hall was filled lost night to hear tliaf brilliant lyriejarfofe, Madame Pozzoni, and the talented assist ants accompanying her. . The concert opened with a grand overture by Messrs. Worsley and Iluardon, on piano and violin, the selection being from Lucre tia, and its execution extorted a round of hearty ' aj- - ('.'V cil . ,! .: I . i . i A. Wii.. l.t, i.:,.uu l..it..n, J C.J. Coal,-, 11. A. U.uly, J.o J Yeate and U. F. Siutouton. ' The following nominations were made by the Governor and confirmed by the Counsel: .'. Hoard o Internal Improreinen t. Pat rick II. Winston, Esq., of lkrtie, and Dr. J. it. lttunsay of 1 Cowan. JAtcrarw Hoard. Nerraa MendenhalL Esq., of Guilford. II. W. Hosted, Kao- oft Wake, and CoL Stephen V. Pool, of Wayne.' i appointments are capital. GssweMaa Mmirmmd. CWesajsasj BiitrnC Ike fieatk la Vert SMimeL-.- vvPLTiTA-Tiyo 1'utatois. A corres pondent of Tke Comtry Gentlemen aayrri dttaywt; tdctost 'I would advise young beginners in rais- ing potatoes not to be so particular aboat tne number or eyes tne set of patatoes baa, as the size of the piece. A potato smaller than a turkey s egg sboald never be need for planting. That ae will make fewer sets ' Plant the rows three feet apart, and the acts one 'foot in the row. Ground which has the manure plowed in, , in the fill, will produce one-third wore, and f an eveuer size, than that manured in spring and planted immediately ; the manure ab sorbs the natural moisture of the ground, and the crop is tardier in sprouting.' 'Aw ! how duth you like my mustathe, Mith Laura!' lisped a dandy, to a merry girl. 0. very much. It looks like the fuss on the back ol a caterpillar.' deserves A reckless d ispenser of pills the pillory, ' Better be a toad than a toady. communicated. OT BZSMO&XA9& Difd, of Small-pox, on the KHh inst., at Newbern, Wilue C. Whale, seed about tweuty. years.... In aliuduii; to this afflicting dispensation of POZZONI. The 1 1 roviuctiee, the writer does so with feelings , .- unutturiiMe grief. .. . . . . The writer became acquainted with this amiable and excellent youth during the late war a time, as all kuow, which brought into bold relief the prominent traits of character. Acquaiutatice ripened into intimacy and a friendship so true and sincere that nothing bat death could destroy it. . "A Hind and gentle heart he bad To comfort friends and foes," " So honest, truthful .and geuerous that be never made an enemy of .the tenderest foel- j iugs of the keehest sensibility, be even mel ted tne hearts of Uen, Moneinan'a cavalry, w hen taken prisoner on tbe 'lth of April, isito. !o rich was Ins nature in all those qualities of the heart which tiod loves that " Xiie knew bim but to .love him None named him but to praise." His di.-jmxjtion and 'character his feelings and tastes were so divested of the dross inci dent to early manhood, as to elevate and re tine thone with whom he came in contact. Prailtius he had, or he would not' have bees mortal TTATT.TTOAD. i now in ftoosglt eperatic XD FOtU BT ITS coi5xrno5S WITH Xna A ZSawt Straw! ThrMsli Frrlsmt Lime rosTSYourn, . . - XOEFOLK, . . , IL'IT r - ' p " r ASD JtOSTOX. Te take a4rssae at faas toU Aftm. PartaBMaak. sb4 4mmt ywar aaaaents ki Xew TmkmU riHlirntsili fmgUacsakf " A-l. . " OLD BAY LIXE STBA3IERS WHICH AEE TH ' OXLY STuJIERS BY WHICfl miTa nosxx iHttuimi HA TE BEES MADE. Take Botioa, tbat W this ssa tm Tour OrifU 4awetlv iu ttnUmtmm, as ma chrr a4 Gtimi1 iain saw vaai by Kail KhmI Ami at Jart i a. mm m to be oaUwcles at the S 1 ilanirii af the Trieat. . C CUIO. -kuxr. i .. .Cli L. ILiiT - i has jist nc ji t i 1 fn in tun North, and U now ojen- " u- .V itolcesl Crtilec tions 01 FAXCY'AXD STAPLE GOODS, Crocc rlef Crockery; ', EirJtrarc; Conf e c t i'oneri es , V.lxMvEE AOTIONS, and evcrytbiag usually brought to this market wvw tuw in iup mh ijuaiiiy, sua ui uie us nrkmrckt eharaeter. seleetitd 7 auti oougni auruig tne lata" tf Cos. KtpriceM taryUg from 23 to SO fr , mlk$$ UUm former purchatek. ' I aa theneCiM aJLrd to sell at BAtonl.btnr ?pei aaJ Bank NoteT taken at biirbeat "a ranssv vouniTV ITOduee a so tM ken in scaanfrsv Country merchants furnished ta wholes! prices. " Call and sxauiius yu will V- . . ... buu uvurf, oeraus you will save It. ' -hury. ApnU 13, ISOlj. . --13t Ueiv Dooksi NEIV DO0KS !! buhke & liiiniusbir, AXE on band and are receiving itOj aD amasef A B00XTO THE SICK AXD THE LIGHT CF TIE WOUD. DR. UACGIEL'S Pills and Solve. Them IMMpwmg rate ynrtao t Have Ww M4ia n Bat aJv S fbev oearra mm ttc ran Baikal m tr. TmlLu ar4 aa valbdBlr PlLLs wiill lause, as did their succeeding insUumou- But ua furtIl.f mtvitm0 ailMi. tation. Hut the great feature of the even- Or draw his frailties from their dread abode. ing was the vocal etlorts ot Jlaaume 1 oz aoni and Mr. Coy, who, wlKiher in duett or solo, exhibited not only fine miusterv of their voice,- but splendid "'appreciation of the spirit of the piece rendered. We do not hesitate to affirm that the former de scrves 'to rank as a contralto of the first stamp. To a voice of sufficient compass for ordinarjjballad or even opera purposes, - is joined a rounded, well modulated sweet" " ness which is sufficient to invest any song . with x "charmed influence. Besides, her action is of that almost perfect type which is rarely displayed byothcrs than singers who have devoted years of unremitted study to music M a real science. Of the . tenor arid basso, Mr. " Coy, we must speak iu terms of the highest commendation .The whole affair was a success and attraC' ted not only the largest, but most appix- ciative and fashionable assemblage we have seen honor any entertainment in this city. kfnie. Pozzoni gives her third, and, posi tively last grand concert this (Saturday) evening. Let none of our citizens lose the opportunity. ' Appointments for Xforth Carolina. . The Senate of the United States have con firmed the following appointments for this Bute : . . Collectort of Internal liecen ue. Edmund W. Jones, first district, Llewelly tHG. Estes, second district, JL'harles Wf Woolen, third district, William Morgan Powell, fourth district, William II. Thompson, fifth district, Samuel II. Wiley, sixth district,- John B. Weaver, seventh district. Ammuoti of Internal Revenue. Robinson Piemont, first district, Jennings Pigott, second distriet, 1 William II. Worth, third district, Solomon Pool, fourth district, - Jitssee Wheler, filth district,- -Hardie H. Helper, sixth district, William W. Anderson, seventh district. Postmaster General Dennison, on Tuesday ' last, issued Ihe following orders: , HOKTtf CAKOUHA. L LUlinglSin, New Hanover county, J. A. Dd four fears, with Coupons bearing six per cent. -ponga, P"tinasUji visa WtflktwfeHvelteT"?" Harreiia store., IN aw Uanover eounty, Jos. AnixHHtments Marv Caton. Doatinistreaa. Fulton eountyj North Carolina, tic MMubU declined: "- - ' Robert B. Bogle, postmaster, Lenoir, Cald well eounty, N. C vice Mrs M. V. Kainey, de clined. A. J. Blanehard, pnetmaster, New-ilill, Wake eounty. North Carolina, vice Robert M. Brown, declined. - iJeorge J.'DoWelt, rxtmaseroCary, VVake eminly- orth Carolina ; A. 11. Dowell cannot Uke the oath. 1 , ' Mrs. Mary Green, postmistress, Warreaton, - Warren county, North Carolina, vice Mrs. Lu cy E; Polk, resigned. "So you are goiuc to keep a school," said . 1 1 . t ' . ill II r - yoang; Buy bpftcsw ueu, inr raj part, sooner thad9 that, I would aurry a widower with nine children.' 'I aboald prefer thai myself was the qmiet reply ; 'but where is the widower I There they alike in trembling hope repose. The bosom of his Father and his God." lie concealed no loeling or sentiment from the writer, but often expressed "the earnest wish and intention of attarhiug himself to the Episcopal Church. He was also devoted to the principles of Free Masonry, and always expressed his fixed purpose to apply for its ngms auu privileges as soon as lie Decame old enough to join. Aiid the writer religiously believes that our Supreme Grand Master has taken this pure Mason in heart nr-fais Lodge above, there to participate in the joys f the just made erfect. Let this epitaph be placed over his grave : -a Cujus est oluH ejus est usque ad erlum. W II. B. New. Berne papers, and AshevilTe "JTeiet please copy. . A VEUr TOCXTAIX OF TOlTTll. F la every fetfcHFti mm tlw yaaa iavBluUa. as taalr, bbkbc. cibt. Here im a ami BmlliiBiA. ibbS Fbbc b ta vigm aa4 aBafcc jmak natetfteAmsa f B" I Si ' ' atfce mm-.. --r-.-r.-r t iw km a - r i r Ta. f 7 X ItR-I.I x i mm w r mil z f- 'Ifl N-B. 1 3 3 Jit xjcni-azvzzra rxzxs i i s i 111 i bh.b Sibiiub. MtewaWtW-t V- I : ran aiilB y wasi bW f gaO I ; 3' bBfuBti i n j alHUaw aw. -"..isli QC g . S mI a-o' - I H MOKS and STATIONERY, WALL PAPER, w VrwrxAVVT a an . -- blaIvk book ; , - vVRITIXa rAPEl; , . . PEKFUMEBIES and ' Fancy Nolions - c --3 m Xli s ; . a a 5 5 .5 -2 x and are now prepared to supply the reading pub lic and all other with anything in their una, at the lowest price by Wholesale or Retail. In addition to a reneral stock of Book we are special Agents, for a large Publishing House, of a new series ot SCHOOL BOOKS, offered at reduced prices, to which we invite the attention of teaebera geuerallv. " We are acent fur It ulrm orth Carnlina. for those popular and valuable gsuthsru aWtories, published by C. B. Richardsen, enUUed ; f fe s gi. U southern History of the war, v n o w i S a B. A. POLLAKD, Editor Sick. Etamtmer. Southern Generals : v Their Lives and Campaigns. sssl (itafiay. bb4 - ttaWnpba sts. T S a ? c TrS 43 S'S,9 a?rfS Women of the South: Kiseellaiieoni Advertisements. D. B. BRIDGFORD, A. MYEHS, WM. MYEBS. I. or va. or . c. ori.e. BEIDGFOItD & M7EES, AUCTOXEEKgl, Oeneral Commission 4l Fororardlng merchants; SOX: ASD IEVBTItVTX STIXTI, riciluqad, Va. april 16, .1866 dim ' ;....; . " h waste far bis4ay aDdatev aa Mfair. THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES CaBBat Uy tte fM rfmn ki nack a4 ImM mhmi. iasa Ob tYTtlar trrA Ml CBr vmfj(. Let i bnlaHae tti-t-faMf tMlimiSj 11 iltlita Wkaa FOB DILLIOCS DISOBDEBS mt Xothiiur eaa fce bmb saatoihii PUi. rborihiieaBpt iailiia i Srii aa aaw aaa the bmu! rianiiaiaaa.fi.H STimiBBas dmrw aaeiBnniiil Bbtwbiii mwm sbb fc tfaCBBKat ' -. arfinarftVa TVt win BMhana tt beirmw wAhg enectta yoaafeat, late. For Cutaneous Disorders baasBl Owen.Sofleld&Co.. .WHOLESALE Sc RETAIL DE A LERS. BUT OK SELL OS COMMISSION. Keep Constantly on Hand assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, CROCKERY, d-C. Jest received from New York a choice lot ; ef Fleer. Areata for the Cockade City Brewery. Will tlO REWARD ! . THE SUBSCRIBER HAD STOLEN from his stable in this eounty, on Monday night, the 9th inst., a CHESTNUT SO REEL JlOlt&E, six years old, a ngelin, both hind feet white up to the ankles, white or bald lace. The above reward will be paid te any person woo will deliver the horse to roe, or rive me such information as ill lead to his recovery. April 16, '56 J. M. WRIGHT. 66.) 8tat or iVorlh Carolina, XlifcASUltr 1JEFABTMENT, Raleigh, March 31, 18Q6. To Holden of Coupons of XorUhCarolma Bonds. BY ACT OP THE GENERAL ASSEM- Wy of North-Carolina, ratified Mar.8, 1808 I ain directed to prepare and sell for not less iKaayar-bowdr-Ttf-the State Tubhlngirtj-t iuation of 100, $,500. and i 1,000. nincinal wnqtnrgjejmltileJjf.thft pay-1 altera luecoupuns now due and to Inland bonds due and tnTl due in leCG. By authrtrtfy veSifedTn tK Publia Treasurer. I designate New York as the place of payment. Parties entitled, desirous of e&Veting Ua ex change authorised in said Act. will please com municate to me at unee the amount and char acter of the securities which they wish to be funded, in order that I may know the. number And denomination of the bonds which will be required. After the engraver shall furnish the blanks, the bonds will be prepared for hWne with little delay. 1 " Under advkw of the Attorney General, Cou pons of bonds iasued since, .but nader acts paeeed befre May 20th, IcWI, wfll be fiwded under the act of March 10th, 1806, provided their identity is estAbtisbad, by beinmA fruaa the bonda in my presence a proviatu ee Mry on account of the aimilarity te other Cow poua, issued since May 20ih, ltJl. . KEMPT. BATTLE, avolTdlw. - Fume Trtaemrgr. J and all djn f valaable. H m peaetrBtes with Cat saaat im Bine era: . . DB. 33ACCIEL'S riULS Invariably cure tho fbllow- ing Asthasa, Bowd CoaBrJj-ata. Cofigha. CaUs, Cbnt Ilweay.' 1. - DtluSty. Fw mm Apmm. r Heaiache, bdleestieav; - Iain i am. a- - am LfUkBiai U t all peraou in the town of Sal bbaryaaw vicinity, at the following ratest j Stock Ala. per -parrel. v.uu - - i . .. 11,50 Cream AK per barrel, - 20,00 Take Gold and Silver in trade St New York The Life, Services and Campaigns, of Stonewall Jackiofi. fV A rents wanted in eveiV tswnVasd Conn. y of western Xorth Carolina, for lawaJeof the bora namea , puni'rauous. rrerenwca wiu ba given to disabled Soldiers, with -saitaaje quaiifi. cations to act as aeenta. Specimen Copies, circulars and ' all: Necessary instructions can ne nad on apucanon te BUBKEHARKLst)y. AgcnU for WesitTB N. Carolina. News Agency ! tTe have also made arrangements to supply the public with anv and all kinds of the latest and best Daily and Weekly Xewspapers, ; PICTORIALS & PERIODICALS, MONTHLY MAGAZINES, &o , &c ; - ' ' tT nsh arrivals ererr mornine by Mail or Express. Call at . . . 1 Bookstore. April 1C6. , dtf not SaEsbttry, N. C April 7, 1866. d-tf Greatly - laflssaatissj. I jt l . I c- r rat: Bnasrsaersa, w' ' B1 i i 1i . . Saatrii-s. - Tlie TtTaiaasa Ira ; SOnOEr-ri aT jliiini TTIW-I littw aawrawf i -rr'; vmi wnmemm BBBBdiByBBBTB-ByaBdy Pr. I wSfcSiiBaaii i . " ?r 1 .l rfMiWd tifrwiBBBf I UlrVlltfMff ttW risflBtsal NEW GOODS ! Prices RBDUCHD ! UcCUBBINS, FOSTEE & .C0, Are remvinf a large and well selected stock SPBIXG bV summer goods, wkirk t&ey bought for Cask, after the great ua as. DVy tioada ; Utay are prepared to sell mag, tor about nan wnat tne same ve been kellinir for t their . stock eon statsec . : IDRY GOODS, Hardware. Qoeensware, i ' Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,' Drnr,. Paints, Carpeoters and Biack aswdlj A Hoep Skirts,' nest anchor Brand Bolting Tea, Molasses, and ta NOVZHs. Third ExWai jaatready. j EdOfrmm EtmmCtm, aratkaar FaUBwia. tW TaUrr aW JTas. mf CmLiSmrrj, y natkaar Jm9 swev BgaaWeSiawa, VbotUSl BJaalwr?ulitiaiai, bw bbbb'b 'viral i mt-mm avaeaty t as a sil mi nTaaT te needs. x sale of the Ca tawba lime, and for best Circular Saws ; they are thaakful for the very liberal patronage bajratnfore reaaived and hope by close atteu- af TaaiBfa I tiasi ts kosiaaaa and fiur dealina to ment a fy matiatlsafs nf the satpe; '"y i' h" Id frtends and the public generally to give tkeataa early eall at their old stand. No. 1, Marpkys Granite Row, Salisbury, N. C. McCubbins, Foster s Co. AprilL'6d. A. 4: aoldtf tkCBBMSl atria, tka 'MailBilBaays laf tew I ara ' CoIIfclar'Offlte, i 8AXB8Cr ii. AfMiU 5th, '66. rfHX ASSESSOR'S LIST OF BO WAS COXJS- tt. for February has been delivered to me. aat asm f Ail aerwo that LA wul call at my ouww oa ue S6tiiBB4:tkaarsif Aprfl. ia-. and par their f B- U wlLET, ' CeUactor. TIME TABLE """': of iHi WESTERN N. C. R. R. STATION'S. Asbivb. Laavw; SALissrar, ' ' a. a. 7.00 Taiaa Cana, 8.05 8.08 Statbsvuxb, 9.06 9.13 Catawba, 10.10 . 14.13 Nswrox, 11.10 . 11.13 h. Tavibx, . . la.eo 19.03 Icabj. , U.fi0r. v. 13.63 Uba er Boaa 1.30 '' BETUBXIXQr STATIONS. Aaaivx. . Lxavx. Rkab or Boas, 3.00 Icabju., t.9 3.43 U. Tatkkm, ' - . S.33 Kswros, 4.30 4.33 CaTawsa, . S-30 6.40 8TAVXSVItlB, : a.4S (.50 Taias Caux, . '' 7.S0 T.05 SAUaacsv, .0 - . ktRKiiARsr .- EXG'aV A SVKT. HVX..C R. B. "Aprai.'ea. ' 1-tf. . - , . THI IKIT11IKI, rTBLftHKD BAILV. SEMI-BKEELT ft WCEXL7. RALEIGH, N C WX. X rnX, rrriateraat SUte Frla'ar ' BBinx sr M,-EPELLtek;ATON-CALh4 r twk ftrsmEt av aa B mfB BnmHr vr to L hw o wr m:win. hia-BoUer. -mmt aeewrt aspertaHy B tw m t wn. tHia aad pcoapertty ot iba iwath aiid of Kactk Cara- r to toaM bai aigay. nod eflnf- asa1 lal righM bbmiik alltM HtalcB. Bat will letmk nfooBded expitwioai acaiaat tkc loTailr aad ib- tegrity ef tac SButhera peoji. hpecial aueaUm will U Said tathtaewsaad aur- if.. - ' !, ul a:i? 1.. . -"i-' 1 ' 1 V r.it-s, eitii I i t 1 i' J lUfeii. t.Iis r"ui..l.u a iii.'iI-L-'d led MiO.' j4tj I IATTIB MaTaiE. HSrAIMtXT. The law requires tlia pot ou all lei tori te be prepaid by atauip for alai-ipod enndopas pay ment in money beiug pruUili.sl. All drop let ters must also be prepaid. Th only letters on bk'B payment la not oemanaeu, sra. liioss bu drasaed to the President, or Tioe4Teident members of Cuncreaa. nud letters ua omcial bast ness to the chiels of the Executive Departments efthaOovermnena. the heads of bursana. audj chief rlerka, aad ethers Invested . with the Bank- .1 ; 1 ATI S. The rales f Utter Doataxe Is three cents per half ennce, Chrourhout the Cuited States sod three cents for each additional half ounce or ftao tioa theraoX. The ten cent radna rats is abnU iahed. The rate of posts re on drop letters Is two ceils per half ounce or traction thereof at all offioue where free delivery by carrier is established. Where each free aeurery te not estatduhed, the rate is one cent . r' ' " " ' " , ' . - xiwsrArsB OSTA01. - - The folio wine Is the nostare on newsiMDeri. when sent from the office of publication, to regit lar aubacribenii I'ostara on Daily papers to subscribers when prepaid quarterly or yearly tn a.ivn-u b, ena. at m mailing otuce oroliioe " dalivery, par qaartat. (three tnonth) ' . 33 eta, Six times per week, per quarter, 30".. For Tri-Week !yv - . F Seuii-Weeaiv , - 10 For Weekly. " - " Weekly t e rwpaaers ( one eepy only) sent by the publisher to actual subscribers within the eounty where printed and published, free. 4.UABTBELT rATMBXTS, Quarterly posts ire cannot be paid -for less than three months. If a subscriDtion betrins at any other time than the commencement of aa official quarter, the postage received by the Post If aster. must still oe entered in ms account lor uuu quar ter. Subscribers fur short terms exceeding three months, say four or five months can pay qua, terly postage for the actual term of their subscrip tion that is, for one quarter and a third, one quarter and two thirds, 1c. The law only requires that at least one quarter's postage shall be pre paid, and not more than one year's postage. Any term between one quarter and one year can there fore be prepaid at proportionate rates. Subscri bers ran pay the postage for a fraction of s quar ter, at the same rates lor a whole quarter, by in cluding the fraction with the next whole quarter, and paying for botLb at the same time. rxiviLEUKS to rtrrusRBaa. Publishers of Newspapers and Periodicals may send to each other from their respective offices of publication, free of postage one copy W each pub lication, and may also send to each actual sub scriber, inclosed in their publications, bills and receipts for the same, free of postage. They may also state on their respective publications, the date when the subscription expires, to be iriiten 01 printed. SMALL TAPERS. . - . - Religious, Educational and Agricultural News papers of small size, issued less frequently than once a week, may be sent in packages to one ad dress st the rate of one cent tor each package not exceeding four ounces in weight, end an addition al charge of one Cent is made for each additional four ounces or fraction thereof, the postage to be paid quarterly or yearly, in advance. XBWS DEALERS. News dealers may send newspapers and peri odicals to regular subscribers at" the quarterly rates, in the' same manner as publishers, and may I also receive them from publishers at subscribers 1 rate, in both cases the noataa ta be prapaidV t either at the mailing car delivery office. ruSTAGE OX TXA.NSISXT MATTER BOOKS AJTP CIKCTLASS. Books, not over 4 ounces in weight, to one ad dress, 3 ceatt; over 4 ounces, and not over 8 ounces, 8 cents; over S ounces, and not over 19 ounces, 14 cents; over 12 ounces, and hot over 16 ounces, 16 cents. Circulars, not exceeding three In number, te one address, 9 cents ; over three and not over six. 4 cents ; orer six. and not over nine. 6 cents : over 9 and not exceeding twelve, 8 cents. BtlSCELLAXBOCS. On miscellaneous mailable matter mhni,n all pamphlets, occasional publications, transient newspapers, hand-bills ana posters, book maun- script and .proof-sheets, whether corrected or not, maps and prints, engravings, sheet music, blanks. flexible patterns, samples and sample cards, pho tographic paper, letter envelopes, poets! envelopes or wrappers, cards, ps-er ..f'n or ornamental, photographic representations if different types, seeds, cuttings, b'llbs, roots, and scions, the post see to be prepaid by stamps, is on one nackace to one address not over 4 ounces in weight, 9 cents j over 4 ounces, and not over Bounces, 4 cents; ov er 9 ounces, and not over 12 ounces, 6 cents ! ever 2 ounces, and not ovet.16 ounces, 8 cents.. , ' - - BOW TO BE WRAPPED. All mail matter not sent at letter rates of post age, embracing books, book manuscripts, proof sheets, and other printed matter, and ail other mail matter, except seeds, must be so wrapped or enveloped with open sides or ends as to enable the postmaster to examine die package without de stroying the wrapper ; otherwise such packages must berated with letter postage. Jfo communv, cation, whether in writing or ill print, can be sent with any seeds, roots, cuttings or scions, msps, engravings or other matter not printed, except upon the separate matter, at the established rates. cxrBS. "Where packages of newspapers or periodicals are received st any post office directed to one ad dress and the names of the club of subscribers to which they belong, with the postage for a quar ter in advance shall be handed to the postmaster. he shall deliver the same to their respective own era. But this does not apply to weekly newspa pers, which circulate free la the county where printed and paUiahed, . - - . , PRE-PATTCEXT 6l TlAXaTHT MATTE K- , All transient matter must be prepaid bv atamnal But if it comes to the office of delivery without p re-payment, or abort paid, the unpaid postage must be collected on delivery at double the pre paid rate. ureal neglect exists in the strict qoarterly re payment of postage on printed matter sent te r ;g. . ciax snlMKrihenu- JSa such paper should be tie- -livered unless it is either pre-paid at the mailinr ' mw, or sttne aeu v?OffiiSAiftsSL quar. ter. If not so prepaid, .postmasters must eoUaet , peslaxe on each copy as on transient matter. If ii -pin 1 1 1 j they tail they will be-ehaigetj with the feli Una ft ket detfartowata. Full BracafdiBfsaf tae Leiaiitare andall.hBpor taat 8taa papers appear ia tat Seutioel. Ia cocaiatioa helirred ta Bt eqsal b aav la uw f SMS. if aol tBs targm. lis adrrtiBj"Bteiac M large aad rwm. Tbs Hailj aad Weekly ate aav kaoed tbs Seal Weakly will appsar 4a a akart -ttsae. ' vxxhs: DbIIt Setrtiael, la aaraBaa. per year. a M - - SBmataa. S OS StWesUy. " Prt - - sMBtka, . t afl, W u' M m mmmm S fill . r..K: iiai Harrb BtdiW- - NjrATtr JCN17 EXPEDITIOUSLT KXHCUTED AT THIS Ot f ICt. due, and LBfileayciasraaMved frsmoffioe t wsrras on nwspArxKi. ToJnctassHV, exMiceal a lettn Ot. Other ihiaf , apoi othe er I'sTceM bills and m-eints for subscription) in. or to write or print anything, aner iu publication a anv newspaper, pamphlet, magarine. or ot printed matter, is Qli-ral and suUeetssnch printed matter, and the entire package of which it is S part, to letter postage. . Any wttrd or communication, whether by prinU jnp. marlfut e.'s. upon the cover or wrapper at a newspaper, pau.pidet, magstine or other than ' -v tle name and address of tbe persona to whom it is t to be sent. and the date wiien subscription expiree, subject the paviajS to lwUer postage. BIST' HI AWT niFSlBSCBtBEM bow take pleina ia iafrnwtag tbeir eld -riMomm aad ths poblie yeaeraUy. thaS u4r ii BiwMiii aeif ap, aad . . Til PrpHlir LIQCSBi ' that caa b BmrarH hi 4h.l'aited Hlm 1 kept be dheaa. TUB BfHK$liMLNT 8ALutX "J aQerawBptbdVtia nsak ysws. aad neitlMr pa MTIiM lIU N BMltJ I Blk'fl t (IM fl fiela. HALL bKICFB. aasrr. !f. r.. Harck K, PA. - K I-