f V ". ., - V'.- ! . . ,: ' .V , : . . , . ,. - ,:.!. . . . . V . j. . -: .; : 'j
Pi
$u I utcIUrjcnccv
Play with your fancies; and in tcm
behold upon 'the hempen tackle ' hip,
bay climbing rhrarUhe shrill whistle,
which doth order gire to sounds con
Jmm ' rbfholdthe threaden sails, borne
v'Uh'ihe invisible and creeping- Minds,
draw the liuge bottoms' through the fur-
rpwed sea, breasting the lojty surge;
6 do but think, you stand upon the ri
vage and behold a city on the inconstant
billows dancing. Kino Hknry, V.,
TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1869.
Policy aud Expediency as Substi
tutes for; Intellect: and Morality.
The tendency of revolutions has al
'vays been, to unsvttlle the, moral prin
ciples bf men, and to ignore intellectual
irpibiliies, because of their logical
deliberation and aristocratic character.
. t The cons iquence)hasi been, that what
; tver inherent i virtue might belong to
those politicl aqd social upheavals,
whatever qaualitjlts of personal purity
and patriotic excellence might pervade
heir operations, they have nearly al
ways ended in , disaster to society
, and religion. 'It would be difficult to
find purer and better men than Ilump
den j and .'Lafayette, and it would "be
utterly impossible, to construct a sound
er political plat forni than that upon
which they planted themselves, wlien
.' they surrendered their energies' to the
" caue of popular insurrection and.in-
- surgency . d yet they both became-
leaders of revolutions, whicb smote
. jthc i great heart of the world' as with
pestilence and ruroj and set back the
march of civilization and . moral nro-
' .--! r '.' 1
(B -- ..aarainn(. '
. Perhaps no better solution o' uus,
, problem can be found than in the fact,
that when the pillars of good judge
ment are! s Taken, and men launch
themselves out upon the stormy sea 'of
political discojiteut, a mad enthusiasm,
; without moral purpo se of control, rules
; the destiuies of the hour. r Popular
, j excitenjent, eveii though it may have
. Jjad its birth in correct principles, has
never failed ultimately to wreck the
no blest cause. It took all the courage
and martial talents of Richard the Lion
v Hearted, to rectify the mistakes which
the reckless zeal of Peter the Hermit
had infused irt the Crusades; And
when this blind enthusiasm has once
firmly grasped the help of revolution,
then every piratical flag is soou. hoist-
U ed, every robber anil cut-throat dashes
to the ideck to take, the navigation of
the j vessel, and Capiain Kidd 'ranges
"'V-the fes in all the furious.' revelry of
poJja4ion and t.Iawgiier.
Tjiiwit comes to pass, that policy,
f syhich is only another name for the
' '..meanest selfishness,1 and;. expediency,
which is the polite, nomenclature for
I ihe basest dishonesty, are always the
f master-spints of poUtical revofutio.ns
Andjjiut in proportion as these malig
nant influences obtain the control,
rnen-of. int.elle,ct culture-and moral
character retreat -from the public gaze
. Tfeere is no place for the eagle and
, birds of plumage and lofty song, when
. bats and ugly insects ae abroad. We
1 wonder, where Ihe gallant and gifted
lead ers of the First Empire were, when
the fiery demons of Paris were shed
dig the innocent blood of Maria An
obette. But it took the full-orbed ge
nius of Napoleon and the strong gov
ernment which he established, to bring
. them to the light of day. -
00 We need not expect, that there
shall be peace, order or prosperity,
until this revolution, which the Har
riet Lane with her secret supplies, nd
the first gun fired upon Sumter,, light
ed into, a devilish ijlare, shall burn it
self j out. And t will not burn i'sel
oit until the last! pine tree has had its
rosin and turpentine consumed, and the
last blade of prairie grass has beenshiv
elled in the Heat. ,In the meantime,
let every citizen do what he can to-
f wards the national unitv. and leave
the
result with God.
During the absence- of the Presi
'Jent from Washington, his private
Secretary, Brevet Brig. Gen. Horace
Portjjrr, will remain bu duly iulcharge
of the Execptiye Qflice. .
The Supreme Court of Arkansas
has decued that the 'scrip issued by
the city of Little Rock j amounting to
fFOR HIE EASTERN INTELUOF.NCF.R.
Koop it Before the1 People.
Let us have Steam
Be.
cause it will help restore the shattered
fortunes of Washi'icton
It
will have
a tendency to remote from oiir vacant
lots" the monuments of a dreary .past,
aud to cause handsome storesl pacious
ivarenouses, ana Deaumui pweiimgat
to occujiy the pfaccs now filled by nox
ious weeds." I It' will infuse life, bus-j
;;e"j energy andactivity inti) our pec
pie, and a them fro.j. the Hip
Van Wfnkle slumber ,u.f.'w ,Ich the
have fallen. .It will help rebu.7 oa
broken .piers, and dilapidated jwharyts,!
and cause th,em to team withpusy life-.
It will be one of the means o'f maki ng;
our streels autl stores the rhdrts oftridf
and merchandise instead of the j re
sort of idlers. It will be the pioneer
of new enterprises, new interests: open(
up new avenues of wealth and fiOurccjs'
0 1 1 rad e ; c r eate n e w y an t s which wi 11 ,
tax the ingenuity and iudiwrry of the
people to supply. It will attrlct strah-j
gers to our town from the Jco.untry,1
who if they are met,in the right spirt
it by our merchants and
not fail to seej that this is
um where they can trade
with profit and "pleasure
oil!
ers, will
thtj empori1
and traffic
It will aft
Ford facilities to our fnendte in th
adjoining counties, especialJv these'
along the river, they have : nojt hereto
fore posscs&iidji which will indtice them
to make put 'own the! he!ad cenv
ter of . their j business rami icatious,:
which yili;.either cause the enterprise-1
-tng agents of our river Steamer to make
a dailvline to Tarboro, or a rival liud
wquld be , put on; which would result
in lighter draught .boats beilng used
tha' coul(l"mike the trip at al seasons
of the y earj with certaintyindidispatch
the first resultof which vviuld he. a
"Daily Mall," a consumationjmost de
voutly 'to iejvvfehed for by all, more
especially our business men. lit would
have a tendency to increase our popu-t
ation, whd with all their wants,, ne
cessities, and desires, vouldj prove a
source of profit to farmer and merchant:
To the farmer in inducing: hiiii to cater
to their 'wants in his his Huje, filling
our market-house with choice nieatsj
vegetables' and fruits thus adding to
the .eniovmeiit of all in .'uivfn
g us an
nnDOrtunity to subsist on some
hing be-j
siaes uacon, tiounnj j
bread, ham and long stalk
fns. COI n
collardsJ
The merchant .would realize
us share
1
of the profit by supplying jthe
increas
ed wants' of both town and Co
hntry.
i
-It would' induce ' strangers from
auroau 10 visit us, ior me purpose o
examining into ihe resoiuces andapa
bilities of cur ' section lor agricultua
and other nurposes, which would
create a necessity for a, hotel, thus
adding another receiving and distil-
buting reservoir of mony in t!
le midst
of our community.' It would
the value of pur propertr, by
. - l
increase
k.reatnir
demand lor unprovcmentJ
in
our
suburbs! miasmia swamps
and levet-
factories. " i I
Scraggy cedars, and Stragglj
ng pines
would disappear, and iu their stead
would rise up fields of waving corn,
luxuriant cotton, ncn ciover, trie cere
a Is, garden! tjuck in all varietiesj and
last,, though not least, extensive vine
yards of the luscious Scuppefnong
Thuslv:
From little
acorns tall oaks
VFrom small bcs-inmii'rs starts
great en-
! terprine
Let us have a Steamship'.
Xeroi.
Clippings.
The now census is to, beAaken in
one w eek.
The Presbytery- .o f Londoner
adopted .the New York basis of reum
ion in Boston, Tuesday. 1 j
Pat Maloney muxdered ah old nej
gro named Pleasant, in Memphis, oh
Monday night, T 1
The American brig Corinthian, o
Ellsworth, JMe., has been vvrecked
near Kingston, Jamaica
Seven , persons were . drowned a
Crown City twenty miles below Galli
opis, Ohio. 1 ' f '
A Woman's Rigiits Conyehtion met
in Indianapolis Tuesday. x j
Serious disturbances hatfe! occurred
at Carnolia, Italy, but order
restored. . i
has been
'
The Regent y bill was read in the
Spanish Cortes on Mondayf. j
Gen. Canby has appointed Major
A. B. Thompson sher ilt for the city
of Richmond I
Jas. Munroe, President of the Third
NatiouI Bank of Syracuse, died at
Eldridge on M&uday niht.j ?'
,yT The widow ol Hon Wa. H. George
of Mobile, has recovered $5,335.15
from the .Manhattan JLite Icsurauce
pompany.
Fifteen Norfolk strawtyhtes. fi11;
Educational.
SATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Dep't of Public Instruction, f.
1 Raleigh, June 1st. 1839.
Dear Sir. The undersigned, anx
ious to incite the public mind to a
-eneral offort on behalf ofducation,
do hereby recommend that one or more
Educational Meetings be held in each
(ouuty, on the ensuing fourth day of
July, and that the best' speakers ob
tainable be invited to address said
meetings. '
We think that there is no way in
which jwe can more advantageously or
becomingly celebrate the anniversary
-f our National Independence. It
. f . i
' 1 - will be a pleasing departure
certaini, .... ,
. . J Mny which has render-?
from the monow A, i
4;u many cuizens luuinei..
1 . .Jl!a ui. ui v
observance of the day ; and surttj
is
in adcord with the progress of the
age.J
W hat will it avail that our aiartyr
ed fathers shed , their blood to pur
chase Tor us a country extending from
sea to sea, and from the Gulf to fthe
Lakes, unless their posterity be arm-
ed with education'the only means of
maintaining that inberitance ? N
Ve shall most effectually commemo-
ie the noble deeds that established j
our National Independence, by taking
sfpnn ) will aiff flip rfiilrlrPTi of'
the State to an education that will en- The Turkish and Persian Govern
able them to understand and appreciate men s have come to an understanding
the history'of Uevclutionary tira.es. in relation to the boundary betwleen
On Independence day, then, let the the two countries.
people aseinDie wiuioui regara to past
social or political diiTereuces and let j
us enjoy , throughout the btate, a j day
of publ c instruction. !-
It is. estimated that the capitation
1 I
tax, if fully collected, will amount
'
to three hundred and seventy thous-
and dollars If the people are made
to understand' that thVee fourths of
this, or-lwo hundred and seventy.-six
thousand dollars, are for free school
purposes, we conjecture that there
will be no difficulty about its collec-
tion If you favor: the movement we
hop : you will use your best efforts to , Six thousand ScandiHavian immi
assenble the largest possible number granti reached Chicago last week. I
Ol cuizens, anu 10 secure ine services
of good speakers for the occasion.l
Respectfully,
SiS. ASHLEY,
Sup't. Public Instruction.
J. W, HOOD,
Ag't Board of Education,
One Johnson a printer, vr as arrested
in Cork on Tuesday evening for cir?
culating treasonable documents among
the British soldiers.
The project for ., regency was re
ferred to an appropriate committee at
Madrid on Tuesday, Olazaga says
that the election of a King is impossi
ble. . r " :
The National Convention of the
Refafmed ' Church of Philadelphia
have' declined Pope Pious's invita-
tiou to attend the Ecumenical Coun
cil. ' J :;: j"''. ,:' ' . ' :' - ;
James Warner, who murdered Miss
Strange last wiiiter at Little Rock,
Ark. , iias been sentenced'to be hanged
on the 9th of July next,. ' !
McCook and Allen will fight on
Tuesday June 15. The last deposit
of $5Q0 a side was made in McCool's
saloon, in St. Louis, on Tuesday
night. i
The Second Advent Society, of the
United States, in session in Spring
field. Mass. decided Wednestiav to
hold the next national camp meeting.
near that place, - beginning Aug. 28,
and continuing two Sundays.
The Detroit River Bridgeor Tunnel
Bill was rejected xn Tuesday night
in the House oi Commons promising
to undertake the work within twelve
months i ; i
The American Institution of Home
opahty esumed iis sessiou in Boston
Wednesday, 122 delegates participate
in a horbor excusion in tie atteruoon
and in the evening: held asocial levece
in the Music Hall
The cargo of th Italian bark Luife,
consisting of oranges and , leroonsi ar
rived at New Orleans decaved, and
the entire cargo, excepting a few
lemons, was thrown overboard by or
der of the Board of Health.
-! ., 'i f , r. i
On Tuesday night !an attempt was
made fo rob the Sandy river JNational
Bank in Farmii.jrton. Me. The
thieves when discovered by the vi
lage watchman, had put through the
outer safe, and were at work on trie
inner one. M . '
Patrick and James Cheever have
hesn arrested in Roxburv, Mass., for
kiliinsr John Good,
Patrick Buckley, suspected of com
plicity in the murder of D'Arcy. Mc
Gee, has become insane , j
'1 Eiehiy' thonsaa emigrants left, Liv
emool last week for the United States,
, "l.i !.: c c;a:
i ne iKaiionai jaDu-ccufci
ior?ation is in session la Chicago
John Martin, of 600 Annapolis
street. Philadelphia, cut his throat on
Tuesday evening .
1 The jury in'the McConnel murder
case in Jacksonville, 111., have found
Robinson not guilty. j
The steamer Aries has been rescued
from the beach near Barnegat. j
The Methodist of Cleveland, Ohio,
voted to admit lay members by a large
majority.
The Metropolitan Police bill has
been killed in the JMassachuetts Sen-
ate. by 27 to 4. f j
The steamer Montana; sailed from
Sao Francisco Wtndesday for Panama
with $500,000 in treasure.
Returns from eight counties- in
Washington Territory gives Garfield
(Republican), delegate to Congress,
429 majority. , j
"--faurfarms, embracing 5,660
Fi.ri 'ed in Florida last year
acres, were se -the Homestead
under the provisions o .
law.
The Hairisou-Vreeliind breach of
promise case was argued in Irentou,
N, J., Wednsday, on motion pfdefeu-
.ior a new iriai. - - j . , .
;The Prohibitory . Liquor . bill, ex-
cepting the cider clause, passed the
Massachusetts House Wednesday 152,
to 67 v - !
xVtariv an the iadies of the Societv
of Friends in Europe have discarded
the peculiar dress of the sect.
, I . . , ?
j 4, . , u fr : i
tin thplr hon-fitlflii Hin lull . frnm
I. - . . ' T ' K , 4 f .. !
I niTif rr t irht nanfc nAiinn 'lar tall
- I I
" A;writer in the Revolution deman.ls
r wives equalay with wet nurses,
j "Princess Metttriiich says a velo-
Cipedeis a "machine.that set a fool on
FiiIe,
. Sweden has started a female medic-
al college.
;. T- . - f, , , ,, n . l
. 1
(the jolly old soul,) hav -arrived at
Boston, for jubilee practice, .
Chicago claims to. have themost val
uable horse in America. '
Joseph Jefferson is playing in Phil
adelphia. 1
A family of garbage pickers in New
Toikve $10,000 in bank.
Two millions, of dollars a year, it is
ajlegjd, are losfat Ne w Vork gaming
tames. !
teachers meeting. will be "held at
Berlin this summer, at which about
3,0)0 teachers will bej'present.
Nearly all the ladies of the Society
of Friends in Europe have discarded
1
the peculiar dress of the sect.
Aa?tria hi
Austria has 3,000,000 acres of for
est.:' ' j ' -I
Theives lately stole the carpet from
a church near Cincinnatti.
Seven niembers of one family in
Virginia, are 80 years old. j
General Magruder is n Cincinnati
lecturing: ,
John Roe returns the largest income
iu St. Louis, j .
Anna Dickson predicts that she will
1 i
be a member ol Coperes ten years
hence.
The Russian police cost morethan
any other. j
I A man in Chicago has a beard eight
feet long..
I Longfellow was present at the cele-
it- i t
Drauou in Florence.
The highest income in Philadelhia
was $32,831.
According to the Trenton True
American, the New Jersy peach crop
will be unusually latge. - -.1
Japan, it is said, is soon i to adopt
a constitution monarchy, patterned af-.
ter the British Government.
Prussia presents for the ''champ1 ion-
Ljjj , jin yy
p" King William, who. is 72 years
old, and reads without spectacles. !
A husband can5 readily foot the bills
of a wife who is not afraid of being
seen footing the stockings of her hus
band. ' ' . V
Nine out of every ten, American
newspaper sent to France are it is said
confiscated in the French Post Office,
A Poughkeepsie - women cut the
I 1.1 Jl 1 I 1 1 T 1
' U,U1 n
IUI IQ VIUCI, 03 9UCMI9, IU UM IUC
child a kindness."
In a Syracuse police court, recently,
after all the arrested persons had been
- disposed of, the audience ii cou.t
and d as grants.
The-Washington Star says that the
- new issue of paper moiiey,' of ' all
denominations, will be ready for dis
I tnbution to the nablic onlthe 1st of
r. ; , ;. j v
' Juiy.
, communicated.
TO MY PATRONS.
I deem it proper to inform you that
as soon as my successor is appointed,
my connection with the Universal
Life Insurance Company, of New
Ycfrk, will cease ; and that I shall
hereafter represent the American, of
Philadelphia. This change is made
not from any want of confidence in
the Universal, for I consider it as safe
and reliable as any Company now
doing business on this continent ; but
to advance my interest, for which
none can justifiably, censure me:
I sincerely thank you for your lib
eral patronage, and hope that I shall
merit a continuance of it.
A change has recently been effected
in the management of the business of
the Universal, by which its patrons
will be greatly benefited. .
If you should need any additional
insurance on your life, it will be well
for you to examine the plans of the
Amt.rfcan before making application
any other Coznoany. - 1 1
Very respectfully,
;t f. piiics.
Washington, N. C, June t
" m
Sisters and Mothers. These aie
ties vvhich, like the invisible strings
of couscieuce bind man to the world
ol kiudly affection, and are' the last
things forgotten when one leaves life.
The marriage situation may be one of
pure and uninterrupted felicity; there
may be, no cloud in its whole happy ;
horizon; it may be ever sunny, aud
flowers spring in at every season of the
age. But even these hap'py ones.
who are in this rlime of bliss, remem
ber long and late the claims, of a sis
ter or a mother to their best affections.
In the life of the solitary and single,
those who are said to be doomed to
ennui of loneliness, the claims of a sis
ter and a mother should hold strongly,
not only upon their feelings, but du
ties.
Those kindnesses which men
bestow upon their ofRpring and their
iiiiroc oiirt wVin nmcpes port onrl in I
tvlioin their best views are concentra
ted, in the batchelor, are given to the
(almost) sacred names which consti
tute this heading. In loving a sister,
there is none of that earthliness of pas
sion which degrades the heart; in the
devotion due to a mother comes noue
oi me seinsnness oi men. i ne leei , .
e .t i I mi r t
ings inspired by both sister tnd moth"
er, all are derived from sources as pure
as the divinity that inspired them.
Selected. ' ;
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL
WASHINGTON, D. C
Washington, June, 11.
Hoar's opinion regarding the status
pf Georgia is not expected under two
weeks.
The Government loses but $33,000
by the Santa Fe depository robbery.1
It is reported that Turner, colored,
Postmaster for Macon, Georgia has s-.
cured and filed bond. Stated Turners
appointment was determined upon by
the Cabinet, and the President under
the circumstances declines to withhold
his commission. Turner isfhere.
The fi
ne ot $3,uuu and disability to
the service found against Cap.
S .41 4-k AAA . I
re-enter the service found against Cap
Marvin A Park is remitted by , the
.', ;' . , , ,
here endeavoring to have refunded.
moueys for restamping tobacco manu
factured prior t. July 20th, 1868.
Russel Jones, Minister to Belgium,
departs on the 26th.
The Secretary of War, Rawlins has
left for Connecticut.
New York.
Albany, June 11. Resolutions,
by the National Typographical Union,
censuring the Associated Press mono
poly as preventing the establishment
of , newspapers throughout the coun
try j were finally referred to a corn
mittee. Halleck, of Washington, of
fered a series, of resolutions that em
ploy ers should not make religious or
political views a test of employees,
and denouncing the action of the Con
gressioual printer Ifoi employing the
negro Douglass, a rat but adjourued
Without a vote.
Cuba.
w-wr -w 4 " " 'sTV I
W ashington, June 11. eu-
sions. among opauisn ouiciais uu ui-
cam zed volunteers are increasing.
Volunteers have almost the entire
control of the Island.
France
Brest, June 11. Ahanquet was
held aboard the Great Eastern in hon
or of the successful laying of the
French cable.
Paris, Jane 10. .The Prefect of
Police has had placarded throughout
the citv a proclamation urging all good
citizens, to aid the authorities in the
rxecutiou of the law. and in Le prt-
srrvalion 6T public order and peace.
Much aeiUtion exists, and. crQ.lt dU
lintrer.in'the streets. " ,
Belfast, Irelakp. Jfune 1 1th
Nineteen naembers of the Orange
Lodge were ousted for disturbances,
OUDSequeuily a collision occurrcu w
iween me citizens auu uuiitc, ocvcisu
were lenoasly injured. '
A Reward is( oflered by Western
farmers for a grasshopper trap.
If a dentist and a chiropodist should
engage in an altercation, could they
be said to be at it tooth and nail?'
One hundred aco! fifty persons were
arrested in Chicago the other day for
leaving their horses unhitched in the
streets. ' f ' j:
A ma i living near Nevy York, cut
his throat the other day because, as i?
alleged, his wife wanted so many new
dresses.
An Iowa papers zelously idevoted to
tae cause ol temperance, recomends
the keeping of a small-pox patient in
each lockup as a means of preventing
drunkness. j
.A Match for the championship of
bootblacks in Chicago broke up rn a
iow, caused by a "foul" on the part
of one of the contestants, who spit on
the boots instedof in the blacking box.
Spring chicken bring 20 to 25 cents
in Greensboro. Most be "skase,'!
Thirty days is the time it now takes
for merchandise to arrive from Yokoh
ama, Japan, to St. Louis, Mo.
. Roasting ears of corn are ripe in
Jdalco countv. Texas, and it wa
'oA that :. th corn rrnn would
calculau -. . .... 4r . P .
. - , ,. x ' ea dv iu lain oi june.
be fulh matui.
K.,l Forces J,Ifft
GlasgowJ . .
Cincinnati has a baby it is' proudbi.
It fell out of a thirty-story window
upon a stone pavement artd escaped
unhurt. It struck on its skull, and
was a colored infant. i
MARKETS,
Washington Market. - ;
June 13,186J.
NAVAL STORES.'
Corrected weekly by Joseph Potts Sc. Son
Turpentine, Yellow Dip............$2.8n(aU
Virgin , dip , .
Scrape.1 1 .7"
Tar....i : f 1.60(70
GROCERIES, C. i
Corrected Weekly by II. Wiswall, Jr
Co ton per lb.. 25,26
C6m per Bush.. 56 lbs.,... . ...8 '
H4
Meal " 46 9 (Sll.O
Rice " " 43
1.1 $l.l"
8 lbs il. 0
Pea-Nuts per Bush.,
Hides Dry...
1415
, 7
...... .3540
Green ,
Bees-Wax per lb
i
Tiexr Berne Market, June.
, NAVAL STORES.
12 v
Turpentine, Dip........ 300
, "
Tar ;7- ior. , ri
Pitch............
20 f?a 50
Rosin
2UU400
MISCELLANEOUS.
Salt...:.,:...-..
2 0(12 2
lb)22
31 00
Bacon....
i
Pork, per barrel.
1............
Butter... .v
T
35(J..r5
38.
DCMHU
Efrgs
('orn, by auuUy
Oats .
I "0(511 JO
Wood, per cord.... ..............
2 5 (a U
I Pine,
1 5(fVi 1 75
Cotton
26
' New York. Market. June 11,
Cotton, firm;
Flour firm- i 1 ;
Cornl2c better : j ,
Mess pork f M M't
Turpentine moderatelv active at 441 43
Rosin firm at $2.35 to $.2.38 . "
Gold 39 '
New Advertisements.
Fresh Arrival.
10 ITda. New Cron WEST INDIA
MOLASSAS, a nrime article, for sale low.
oy j. a. WILLARD.
i
N OT IC E.
nnnERE will be a meeting of the Corpo-
I "tors of tho SOUTHERN LAND COM
P ANY, in Washington on the 15th instant,
at tho fHce of the undersigned, opposite
the Court House, at 12 o'clock, for the pm
,pose of oiganization. : 1
; HIRAM E. STILLEY,
june8 2t Chairman pro Um
B0GART& SHALL
DRUGGISTS,
MAI5I STREET, ,
keep constantly on hand, and arriving,
PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES,
& CHEMICALS, I .
- PATENT MADICINES,
PERFUMES, &c, &c.
XawJdch the attention of Physi
tuuiD tuu wo y U-Uiiu,
We bay our goods from FIRST CLASS
IMP OR TING HO USES
NEW YORK,
ana defy COMPETITION; as to v .
We Cannot be Undersold 11
w hve " Fluid Extracts, Eclectic
Medicines and Chemicals a speciality, and
our Frescnptipn Department ia now ery
complete. , f
t&- We ean furnish Country Dealers
with .Patent Medicines at very small per-
ceutago ua new Aor&.pnces.
i .a ui i iKuecnuui ooucitea.
feb 9-lyJ ; . jtrno 15
V O'T'M C JO 4
ALL persons having1 work at the shop
of the undersigned, will please call fur
it immediately, as he intends moving from
Washington in a few days. All work not
called for, will be sold at public' auction.
may tfilm : F.jll. SARTOKIUS.
1 i For Sale. " r1
A FIRST CLASS BAR, fixture, and ' -
flock 6(0 t)DLIQrOR.
uu 12 month Iicentr.Locail on Mala (Street. A
splendid stand for retailing. Pul-fuctory teMoH for
sellinK. Cbe fur caslu , Apply Ut i
mnjll lml . ,. j J. U.JOHNSON, Art.
Important Land Sale !
IN pnrtnc of a decre of tht f upcrlur Coart of
ll..l count t, made at the Spring Term. le69, the
sub9criler will tell at public auction, at the Court
l(oue dior In Ssran Quartet;, 11de County, oa the
15th day of June next, j ' ,
1 Nineteen Hundred
ACltES OF X, A. IV r I
(more or lew) lying on the eiit side of Pang Rlrer,
and eoiMh aide of Wilkinson's Creek, and knowa at the -
MiV'l Wilklnnon place. The njain public road to
liytte Court House runs through the land. ' There is a
coniforsable dweihnf, gvKd machint huuxe aud other
neceM.try luilding, iwid about 100 acre eirared,
ditched and fenced. The wtwle tract Is nnnlj tliu
bKred,aud isUPKlaOK HYDE COUNTY LAND tu
ly drained, aud good navigab le water wlthl 200 yards
of the building-", 'it '
TERMS OF 8ALK. Cah pay Court cost., and
one, two, and three years cijedit for the balanre, to
b seeorrd by apprred net el, and title withheld uu- ,
til purcliane money is pald.1 Title undisputed, and '
alo certain to be niade. 1 ;
FroiiM he scarcity of Bowytk le strppesed the pro
per y will sell very low, and one of the finest oppr-
tunlUes lor a profluMe iiiTestmetit will thru be pie
se .ted. ' j 3. C. STONK, !
may 114tJ . , Comr.'
ORGANS AND MELOD
EONS
. ' !
i
0
MORE THAN
4 0 ,00
! or O. A. TRINCt t C0.8-
Improyed latent Tilze : LTe5ai (Jrgttns
AD XKLOPSONg Aug KOW IK CdS, I j
Cnifonnljr awnrdod the first i-rtmluroi wuenerereti
nlbiu-U In conpetitiiwith qiher tuskers kod sold si I
''VY are noted fur timir i..ii.!U. ...u. . . '
"'I. roundand rich. Not ih Ht..t r.... i
dy" tone cn be uL."fs:trdi resiibling tlie Iip Urgnn.
The uni vermil use, bul1 WHUtCJUutrjr sul In Europe, j
abundanlai.lv allots thdr rk'ml to be the best iu-!
jiliumeits of tlie kind manufiCtitred. i
Ttiey nave b-eir In use 10 ears .wiinoa geiiinf
out ol order in anjr particular ; although duriug th.ti
time many new and decided inproremnit have been
ad led, which reflued taste And skillful luertianUiu
could prwliM-e 1 '
J hey will be furnished by the underslened, who hss
been appointed their Agent, at price to moUtrntt i
a to ot wiuiin react prttaufamiitc, as well as
Churchts. all aud f et a pi Ice IUt.
j j Yt. K DEMILL. Agent.
Jt KH1 K I N G S!
200 000 A bemaile Cut Heirinrs,
( ' for sale, by 1
pr27tf- John Jtlynrs Sonr-.J
The highest cash price will be. paid
10,000 lbs. cf Wol. Iji
May, 2atf . J. MYERS' SO?.
.id ml u ifitraldr? .Yotice.
ALI.: H-rot linving dumk R!D-t the etl ,or
J. E. M. H(w.kH j. UrtM H re-ent tl.im Hr
uavmeut Uliln the tiin? ii t-criln l liy-Uw. ur tliis- ;
uotice will Ue iH-'l in hr nl ilieir rwoyury
Ivorich.
II. K. H. illMIAhUi .1(71 r .
.TENNER 11 SAIT lirilWAITE,
1 tturncj- and Counsell r t Viw I
ITHCtices In the Courts ol Bduuloit, Wit, Martin ml
Hde. . .. ; . ... .
OFFICEr-Market Street, m-fcr the pon umrc, usn-. ;
ngton.Nrc. j - twcli-tf;, ;
GKOVER & BAKER
SEWLxtr MACHINES
TUlE subscriber Is prrpsrrd t.i lurnls lhe h
nis'i u fcK)d .Sewing MMclirneOtt Oro"'
Manufacture, with Instructions how to u.t Ihnu, al fc
try i-rices. ' . , ' '
X lie nmmw.l ' m nmm l. .m .mwm nu. . it-1 1 1 u y
d-iily, tint one of wlikh tws proved iniprfi'Ct-.is ths
be-t guaranty to offer of their great superiority orer
nil other makers. Call nu pet a l'aiaiKuo.
Wj DKMILI-, Agent, y
Top liti:cry foxm fcJule.
riHE subci llwr lias fur sales neat, Leather Top
JL' Buftny. but little usx), tor which hs asks a nioU-
eiute price.
W.jt DICvilLL, Agent
MARVIN'S FIRE-PROOF SAFES s
HMIE Agacy of these Ju.tly .tititlod "FIRK-PKOOP
1 8AF 8" Is si IU u Ui by nir. and ata ready tu turn-
isti any sis at DiHt cost, wttta)
exp Dsvs of trauspurta-
tiou added, with dispatclt.
E. DCMILL, Afsnt.
1WISI1 TO SELL, imtnediately, for
CASH, my bouse jand lot. on Second
btrcet, At the extreme! eastern end or it..
Also the Schooner 11ATTIE, two hundre-l
barrels bartben, in good order, sails, tackle
and in very other respect. '
may Slm . JOSKlj'llUS WALLACE
Notice:
ALL persons havinjr! clames apainst tho
estate of tb late Allen Grist are bete-
by notified, to file tho samp with tb under
signed on or before the first Monday in Oc
tober nut, as the Administrators accounts
will be made up at that time, so. that all
assetts in bis bands may tee distributed.
among tho creditors of "the estate, pro rata,.
according to the decree of the Supreme:
Court. 'I'"
GEOEOE L. "WINDLEV,
Clerk Snpr. Court,
may 2Tth Ct.
l.i
CAROLINA1 HOUSE
L. J. Wise rould most re
spectfully inform hi friends,
and the travoliag. public, that
he lias becom the , - '
T
J It
JP II rO jP,H XfciT O R
' " v . '-.j '
of this House, on Main street
near Market, Washington .N.C.,
and that he intends to keep a
HOTEL, Wnici l j in 'the ; com
pleteness of its table, the neat- -ness
and comfort of its lodg
ings, and the ccominodating
entertainment aflbrded to trav
elers and guestSp shall compare
favorabl with any similar en
terprise in the State. ; j
Give Wise- a iri al in his n cV
tSSTeams provided for
l June e-ly
800,000, is worthless.
quart pot.