North Carolina Newspapers

UY J. L. PENNINGTON. : .. . Th 41 DAILY PROGRESS" is served to town and ntrv subscribers at Six Dollars a year -payable trance. All papers discontinued when the time 10 ?i r r .Tnire unless renewed. J j ' PA)lvertiHementH inserted as Special or, Bishop No- -ire charged one-half more than the usual rates, Headed) or less confuting a square. k S i)"t''' inserted fur 5 cents; Funeral ' . cents ; Obituaries at advertising rates. Advertisements inserted every other day will be . i . .1. r..,- ourV in.rTirvn fitter rli rirar CHi" ,i . .. ,r of lnanrtinna are not .''.BUSINESS CARDS. I A RTN E B III F NO TI C E .The under C si.ned would respectfully announce to the citizens T.' ,.ri o.Hf.iiiiiisr counties, that they hayethis III .iewuauo-j - " . ' . the name and id are now pre- to onr numerous customers the largest 11 I. V , . 1 . . , . ir.ivliMi iinrl.r Z..rV A H KT.-BKO. & CO., and are now pre- in in u pared to show ......a in iir line. tnat nas ever oeen market, eonsistmg of Stoves, Grates - -r,-! ll..lhw Ware. Planished Bnttama and JD ax.y li I 1 ' L 4 ' ' ' ' ' 1 I I --"-. YEARLY ADVERTISING RATES. SO. CARS. 50 75 00 25 50 VOL. I. NEW BERN, N. C, WEDNESDAY MORNING) DECEMBER 1, 1858. . X0. 7".. BUSINESS CARDS. The IVewbcrn ITIutnal v i FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. - - A.rAtf fiaajiinnriATi k iminfr i irri JimiW UI ctcit moiiiuuvu) U.,;,! ., Knmine Oil. at wholesale and retail, and i7v other article usually kept in a HOUSE FUK- vuiilVP. STOKE. 11 ivinf' jiicreaseu our lauimci? iimnumuuui Tin Sir. -t Iron and Copper Wares, we are now pre pared to furnish those who want to purchase anything hi our line at lower prices than can be purchased in aiivof tlits Northern cities. Please give us a, call anH satisfy vourselves of the truth of our assertion. Corner of'Hnjad and Middle Streets, one door south of t'.Kj Court House, Newbern. N. C, -C A. Hart, Horace Hart, Jpt.ius Lewis. yf H. All persons having claims against C. A. IIAKT & BltO., will present them, nmd those indebt ed will please call and settle up, as the accounts of tlie late firm must ut closed. November 1, 1358-dtf OVA. HART & PRO. , I DKAI.KR IS FANCY & STAPLE ' DRY GOUDS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ('A l S., i$' C POLLOK STREET. NEWBERN X..C, Would r.;i- c:ti'uilv luvite the attention of the public to lii Stock, which' will be found new, well assorted, and sulHciently large at all seasons of the year. Orders promptly and carefully attended to. Septlj ; " f - ' dly The rilHLS Company has now been in successful opera JL tion for . I ! THREE YEARS, During which time uo assessment has been made to -meet losses. . ' ' The Company is now prepared to receive Applica tions for . ! , INSURANCE, Which may be mad to any of the different Agents1 throughout the State, or to the undersigned, at the office of the Companv. in this place. . MOSES W. J ARMS, Secretary. Newborn, N. C, Sept 1 1 dly CARJIKK, 'HOLESALE I AND RETAIL DEALER IN DrugN, Ieli iiiem, ChrniicalA, l'aiitl.o, Oily T w. i. WH GLASS, DYE S TUFFS, PERFUMER Y SURGICAL 1N8TUMENTS, PATENT MEDICINES, NE AND BRANDY, PURE W Garden Seed, Rvrnin'er Fluid, &., -Src. Src. 26 POLLOK STREET, NEWBERN, N. C. Septl T I 1 dly J. V. JORDAN, WSioli'Male nml ISrtail Druggist, NEWBERN, N. C, Kteps constantly on hand a large nnd well selected STOCK OF FRESHI DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Also, an extensive assortment of- PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, TOILET SOAPS, L'EEb VMEK Y , (J1GAKS. and an endlrss variety of Fancy Article. Orders from the promptly attended uiitryj respectfully solicited, and Sept -dly " :TIolern". IMtablihment OF NEWBERN, N. C. J f. F. 1IARIII HO.'V, . WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN Staple, Fancy, Foreign and Domestic Dry O ood n, Ifafx, Cap,7i'iofx and Shoes, Carpeting. Mattings, Kugs, Jewelry; 1 runcx, Keaay-Made (Jlo tiling, &c, &c. . Newberx, N. C J. M. F. Harrison has just received a complete assortment wuitablw for the season, and will continue t receive by every arrival all desirable Articles and Novelties of the season. ? : l'articvlar attention paid to orders.' Sept 1 dly It. fi AflfK, ISeceiviu, Forwanling & Coiumission 'MERCHANT, hit the store formerly occupied bv Wm. P. Moore. 1 CORNER OF SOUTH FRONT & MIDDLE STS-, r NEWBERN, N. C. Particular attention given to the Sale of Country Produce, and the Purchase of Goods generally. I have a convenient Wharf and commodious Warehouse. I have also a line of first-class Vessels, running regularly between this port and the ports of ewiork and Baltimore. Airents in Nw York : I Asents in Baltimore Davis. &. Holmes. I James Conner & Sons. Sept o - dly )A.KStANDV JIAXrFACTOKY AND 3 B A 1 E R Y . POLLOK STREET, NEWBERN, N. C. We are now manufacturing a lartre and varied as sortment of plain and fancy Candies, suitable for the Fall and Winter trauei It in superior to anv ever im ported , and is sold at a less price than' a good article can be bought in the Northern Cities. We have re duced the price in order to see it. you will fatten North ern Manufactories in preference to those at home: We sell in lots oj Ov IBs. and upicards. Ibc. BUSINESS CARDS. . ! Jackson & Thomas, - j ! , Wtujfotale. Entail and Communion Merchants'' Corner of Broad and Hancock Streets,! , NE WBERN, N. C, i Have just received and keep constantly on hand, a trood 'assortment of the best quality of FAMILY GROCERIES, such as Flour, Meal, Pork Bacon, Lard, Cheese. Butter, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses. Al so. Kerseys. Blankets, Cotton Bagging- and Rope, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Crockery, &c, &c. i i Oct 23 i ; ' - :; ' - ' dtf A 'irllAT) SP LEND IP MILLINERY. MRS. IYEY & MRS. MISSILLEIIi will be pleased to sf-e tht-ir fnendg and numerous cusfomcrx, fit. their SHOW ROOMS, on Craven street. Thev a:ve just opened, THIS. DAY, their FaU und Winter Styles of Millinery, which, as usual, are. very beautiful Ot 13 HOTELS. AXSIO.T IIOTE1L.. subscriber takes ldeusnm in i, ,..;.,.... friends, and the public generally, that lie has taken this long established and well known Hotel and has mad every possible-preparation to accomodate the busmes, traveling and visiting portions of the pub lic m the most satisfactory manner. Particular at- vide plied .1 i ..J. At . - - ueiiiuimei i ilie nronrift.ir inv-t. M .i u tion. A comfortable Omnibus runs regularly to-thu depot on the anival of the t-ars. With these efforts to Please, a liberal sLare f ih Wtibi;,. HALF ViUAKE. -' OKK . One day. oi ftn Two days.. .37JTwoavs".V.".V- niree nayw.. iMrfl lirec days ..1 r onr uays.. Four days.. ......... .1 Mve rtnys,....,.... a nvedavii. I One week-...-.... . S71 Dm t t Two weeks.-.-. ....1 37J Two weekslI'II!! 75 Oneuuiutb.-... .u.2 00 One month:.. .... 4 K1 ' Two months........ 3 50 Two months.. 7 00 I hree months .5 Ot) Three inrmths. i AO DO- Six mowtli.:..-:..;.8 00 SLx month.. ..16 00 One year.. ........ ,15 00 One year.. ...i.. ,v..2i 0 Twelve lines make a square, six lines a half-squara Ldberal arrangements made with yearly advertiser- DAILY PROGRESS. m ine uioist saustactory manner. Particular at lon is paid to his table, and every comfort is pro id m h-isrooms. Hi8 stables are'abundantly sup d, and .utteuded by a careful ostler- and "to all confidently, solicited. Sept I WM. ROWZEE. dlv G. F. lAISift, WATCHMAKER JEWELER. Pollock street, next door dtf . AND to the CO PAT de'rsigi 20c. .. 22c. 25c. B. "I T.n. V. WIIITFORU, IT GENERA IAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, r.AST h RONT ."STREET, iNEVVBERN, i. U., Agent for SMITH'S LINE New York Packets. Goods received and forwarded. Sept I - dly Stick Candies at-. . Sugar and Burnt Almonds,.. Lozenpes, all kindsl.. . Sugar Plums audpther Pan Work,.. T 8c 20c. Mottoes, plain,. ...... L J :. . 22c. and all other kinds at equally low rate. We are prepared to manufacture 2,000 IBs. pel- week. Will you buy it ? Our Candies are free from poison, (coloring) Chalk, Starch, Flour, and all other impurities. We use nothing but the besp double refined crushed sugar, and warrant it to keep in tiny climate, if it does not, return it and the money shall be refunded, together with cost ot transportation. We are also prepared with our Bakery, tol manufacture Sugar and -Butter Crackers in any quantity. Prtcte.V 15 by the bbl. Sugar Crackers,...'......'. . ....p. 8c. Butter Crackers, (--- - - ?e. Also small Cakes of all kinds securely packed in bar rels at 10c.20c. per f6. lAlso large cakes, for Wed dings and Parties, ornamented as well as they can be anywhere in the world, at $2 $25 in fact, we make everything that is made in similar concerns through out tne country. new Store of Emu et Cuthbert,,Esq., having procur ed one of Bottoms' Improved Patent Universal Foot Lathes, is now fully -'prepared to execute;apy and all kinds of WATCH-WORK, in the best and neat est possible manner ,.,u,t the shortest notice and on reasonable terms. ' ! ; - - ! -: All work entrusted to my care will be warranted, to give perfect satisf action, or no charge will be made. Give me a trial oiice, and your confidence for the future shall be mine. , ' A good assortment of Watches and Jewelry of the best quality, constantly on hand. I : Oct 19 V' .'. dfwn ItTAKRSIIIl NT1,K We tne un- ned. have this day entered into a Copart nership, under the firm of MERRILL" & MILLER, for the purpose of carrying on the Gas-fitting business in all its branches, ahd will keep constantly, on hand a large and splendid assortment of Gas fixtures and everything Appertaining to that line of business. Also,-Steam and Water piping of all sizes. ; Place of business, opposite the Washington Hotel, n the rear of Mr. John F. Ilauff's Music Store. Or ders from the country promptly attended to. O 4 TITTTTl'T TI.MHITT T Oct 11 -3m , ALEX. MILLER, Jit. J i i (GEORGE UrSIIOP, H NEWBERN, N. C, ' i I Manufacturer of AVindow Sash, Blinds, Pannel Doors, Shutters, Wood Mouldings, Brackets, Balusters, . Newels, &,c, fcc. i-1 - J 'ALSO, '-. - '1" ';. -': !.' : - -j"- manufactures and keeps constantly on hand, a large lock of CABIN E T F URN 1 1 UKE at ; wholesale and retail; :- '' . :. i Sash Mill on Broad st., Ware Rooms on Middle: street. Sept 1 - dly ; D'OWAH XV SALISBURY. N. If O I'SE. -Ry H. I,. ISebard. C. Thirt lioiilar Kir the indefatigable Robards. still continues to snt:ii its fonner reputation for neatness,"quiet, and srood fare, and no house in North Carolina enjoys a better j.ioikuou oi me patronage of the traveling public. It is located in the business portion of Salisbury, and ,c,"""r num. ine. uusiie ami coniusioii necessary at ten.iaut on railroad hotels.'' Here the weary traveler is sure ot a quiet night's rest. An Omnibus j drawn oy tour splendid bays, always at the depot on the unival of the cars, for the tise of the guests of the lwiwaii nouse, iree oi extra charec oicie i.i.-en-eis; reuiemoer, mere is but one Stage Oflic in Salisbury, and that is kept at the Rowan House. When you arrive o!i the cars don't oe misled by false out cries of "hireliiK's and ser vants." , ' II. L. ROBARDS. Sept 1 dly We have, in order to ments, sent one of our turn in about three get the latest improve- workmen North. He will re' 4 I . JERIflM, 21. GENERAL C COMMISSION MERCHANT, JSAST U'KOMT STREET, IVcwbcrn, IS. C. Sej.t 28 dly rp j. nut;; u fn, 1. DEALER IN NAYAL STORES and Commission Merchant, Crner East Front and South Front Sis. Pork, Bacon, Lard, Corn, Whisky, Flour, Coal, Pny, &e. A supply always on hand, and for sale on ctmuruMon. t.onsignments will have every atten tion. Will keep vessels running for Baltimore, by uiid through the canal. Freight taken at market rules. weeks, and if anything new iir our business has come out; this season, we will intro duce it liere soon alter bis return. Your! obedient servant. J. S. BANKS, Agent Oct 22 dtf Sept 1 dly Dili ISl.F FOR 1 V KKOTfilF.lt, WARDING A- COMMISSION i M E R C II A N T S, New-Berne, N. C. 1 ChsIi' Advances made on Consiirnmeiits to be' f!d iit-re or forwarded to Northern Markets. S.'iit 1 - i C O M dly Aim Jk WHITTY, MMI S S ION ME RC II A NTS Hut) AD STREET, NEWBERN". N. C. A.-eis vonstautly on hand all articles usually found in A AK1FTY STORK, wliich they will sell at a fair nrofit. Strict atteutitm paid to the sale of country produce. ori'1 1 dlv li. AUVETT, SOUTH FRONT STREET. ... IVcwbrrn, IS, C, "tint respectfully call the attention of families, and ' WttU H -I'fliwa w tit li. 1 ft I J. C. WIEK'S Marble Yard NEWBRRX, N. C. Marlle Monuments. The subscriber is receiving a stock of American and Foreign Marble and is at all times prepared to fill or ders for Monuments, Slabs and Tomb- Stones, of every de scri ption , a t less than NORTH e rn prices. Our work will be delivered in all parts ot Psorth Carolina and Virginia Free of - ohanre. Our workmanship! has been generally introduced in some thirty counties in North Carolina, and speaks lor itself. 11 meet with prompt attention and J. Orders by mail wi be faithfully executed Address, NEWBERN HOTELS.' TON HOUSK, j;Njf'i - fp j '"-"-I T. LI HALL, formerly lVoprietor of the Gaston House, ifwoern, rs . u.. now at t he AYESTERN HOTEL, NEW YORK WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 1, 1858. Having recently identified himself with the interests of tins establishment, would respectfully solicit your patronage, (and 'Southerners generally, visifingr this city.) As the design is to make this House in a great degree the Home of the Southerner, all who come to it are assured that they will find a genuine Southerner to attend to their wants and comforts. Ihe house is admirably located, especially for business men, being on Courtland Street, only a few doors from Broadway in the. immediate vicinity o the Southern Railroad and Steamboat Stations. I has ample accommodations, having some 250 wel furnished rooms, also suits of rooms for families. The table will compare well with anv other in the city, besides jit has all the other requisites of a first classs hotel -Parlors, Reading Rooms, Baths, &c, &c To suit the times, board h:is been reduced to $1 50 per day. D. D WINCHESTER, , New York, Sept Ldly Proprietor. TARRATT'S HOTELThis convenient and well arranged establishment has just undergone a thorough renovation, from cellar to garret, and hav ing been furnished with new furniture throughout, is now open for the reception of travelers, under the direct supervision and management of Messrs. JOHN JARRATT & BRO., who will use every exertion to keep a first class Hotel. JOHN JARRATT, Petersburg, Virginia, T. J. JARRATT. ' Sept 1 d3m ALTEB'S UfATlOPfAL HOTEL, Comer ot Main and Church Streets, Aorfolk, a., WM. L. WALTERS, Proprietor. Sept 1 dly MISCELLANEOUS C AKDS. W WM. P, MOORE, PRO P R I E T OR. T W. CLEJIMONS, Will promptly attend to tin promptly attend to the collection ot money, general business entrusted to Him. Addre in, Forsyth county, N. 6'." Oct 1-dly or any " Sale I)ETER 1IALLETT, WITH 1. C OL3F. 3U RRAY, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,. 63 Eolith Mtrcct, New Voile " Sgpt. I. . ; dly TirRDOCII, IARH iJl MANUFACTURERS" OF Blinds, Doors and Spokes, of SALISBURY. All kinds' of Ontunfentnl W Brackets, &c, done at short notice, for fitting up and for Terection of kinds. , f - SASHES, FRAMES, a 'superior quality. N. C. ood Work, Palings, ; Contracts taken Buihltngs of all Sept 6-dniii Written for the Daily Progress. - -.''-. BY. A. - W. B "' I can find comfort in the looks ; Of simple hert s and gentle nouls; and I Cau find coinpaniouship in aucient looka,- When lonely on the grassy hills Ilie , . Under the shadow of the tranquil sky. I can find music in the rushing brooks, ; " J ' Or in the songs which dwell amons; the trees, And come in snatches on the summer breeze. I can find treasure in the leafy showers v Which in the merry autumn time will fall; And I can find strong love in buds and flowers, - ' And beauty in the moonlight's silver hues. There's nothing nature gives can Failto pleaa For there's a common joy pervading alL ; ' LEGISLATURE OF N. CAROLINA, FRO-M OUR OWN" CORRESPONDENTS.) i " " SENATE. ' .... - Friday, Not. 25. ' Mr. Boyd introduced a bill to provide for tho nmniiig and mirkinff of the dividing line between this State and Virginia. , Mr. Thomas, a bill to authorize County Courts to establish or abolish jury trials , subject to re striction as to time in the change. Mr. Houston, a bill to provide for the procure- ment of,evidence against faro banks. Intended to amend the statute on this subject by enabling' ii - 11 . . . . - tne antnoriues to summon persons and -swear them. Passed its first and second readings, and referred to the committee 011 the judiciary. Mr. lurner s bnl to abolish the. freehold quab fication of jurors wasdefeated on the second read ing by 26 to 14. No other business of importance to the general reader. Adjourned. V ; ' HOUSE OF COMMONS. The House assembled at 11 o'clock. The, fol lowing new bills were introduced and referred Mr. Kerr, to - settle cheaply and expeditiously questions arising out of the Revenue Laws. . Mr. Foy to prevent Down Easters and all other persons, not citizens of Onslow county, from fishing with sceines in New River, Onslow county, Mr.TL C. Jones; to amend 40 section 31, chap. Revenue Code. Mr. McKay, to authorize the majority of acting justices of Cumberland county to appoint a Special Term. Mr. Benbury, to repeal as much of 8 section 81 chap, of Revised Code, concerning Fish, as relatesto the county of Tyrrell. Mr. Stephens, to establish a Freehold Homestead arid for other purposes. Dr. Lane, to charter the Savannah Mining and Manufacturing Company. Mr. Dancy to amend the Constitution so as to make Jews eligible to office. The fol lowing bills were read the second time: . The bill to .aid m the construction of the Western Rail road was ruade the order of the day for Thursday next. The bill to open the Yadkin and Pee Dee Rivers was made the order of the day forMonday next. The bills to incorporate the "VVhite Oak River Navigation Company, and concerning Notla River, Cherokee county, passed their second readings. The bill to extend the corporate limits of Kinston, Lenoir county, was after some debate, laid on the table. The bill to pay the Talles Jurors of McDowell county, was indefinitely' postponed. The bill to incorporate the Arundell Hotel Com pany, passed its second reading A message.was i received from the Governor relative to erecting a I National Monument in Philadelphia. Sent to the I Senate with a proposition to raise a joint com mittee. The House adjourned. . TV Mr. James Robertson, Traveling Agent. Sept lo J. C. WIER. Newbern. N. C. dly to his lartre and well selected SrOCIv OF GROCERIES, I"" as Migars, both refined and raw; Molasses, I'-a-S Cotfee, Pork, Flour, Cheese, Soaps, Candles, ""lis, both Xoif h Carolina and Western; Meal, and, in hue, f very article kept for family use. A fresh . "TP" 01 Crackers of all kinds just received. Also v MHKi assortment) of Boots and Shoes , Hats and yqs and Domestics. Anyone wishing to furnish nr iam,iy will do well to give him a call before I uicliaMiig elsewhere, as he is determintHl that none "ail tro away dissatisfied. He is selling by whoisale . C1U,11) wr C'ash or Country Produce 1 F li F. FISIIMR. A'.ER in dly it y ' ' ' r.Kin. o, ( except liquors) Lines, Salt and Fresh Fish . nun x- I' imii. oty , tx.e. tirtu-ular attention -given to the sale of Pro. . to receiving and forwarding Goods on the ""Hlornte ten,,,. 0 Sept 1-dl mes and Scc . &c. Produce most Sept 1-dlv v 1), .... iH MISSION MEKCIl A NHS. 111 PVel'V VII t-lot V ..F A f.1. T..,1.-J1. lilt!!,. T-. fi. ..n..UlIUlUl lUIWlSUtOlll.1 I IttlCe Jv Marble Dust. Iron. Steel. Tron AtIm rlo "Hipper. Du r,?Z. 'lware. Nails. Cisterns nn.l Par.,. P,,'ma A r. The subscr !.! . '.ber and Leather Bandings, Rubber a'd "hort notice, LU it we, Hemi), Leather. Rivets and Bm-r tne cargo or in smauer t uvular and other Saws. Sec. Slc. Kujjh Lumber, a s" ,rt uecevim-jin.I v..v,Dr;.,.. rt....A . ' Planed Toncrue and G ... i . --o - ."cwuiui- uuuus. I " 1'" - o. om i , i:ih " INS PI. T r.T C TOR O F V J TJTS! tt roil I Ntrffl V. 1 """Uteihl nmmif n -i . . .' . .1- r-. wuciiii-an cutiueieu 10 uun. IV. C, I to r dly ALL AND W1NTKR IMPORTATIONS. 1 LEWTIS PHELPS, MERCHANT TAILOR, Pbllok Street, Newbern, N. C, Has just retm-ned fron the North, having purchase a larire anu superior stock 01 CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TESTINGS, &C. r All of which, having in hi employ first class work men, he is prepared to haye made up in a superior manner. Cut and style warranted to give satisfac tion. I ; -- READY MADE CLOTHING, GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS, &C, &C. A varied and well j selected stock of Really Made clothing coats, pants, vests, shirts5 cravats, 'gloves, flannels and in fact l a general assortment of every thing which is necessary to complete the Wardrobe of a gentleman of taste, 'all of which may be had at a very small advance) bn New York cost. , Gentlemen are invited to call and examine the ex tensive stock of plain and fancy cloths, cassimers and vestings on hand. He feels assured that, among the many different styles and patterns, it will be easy for all to suit themselves. j ' 1 tore on Pollok street, next door to the Post I Uct 12-dt f ilders and Lnniber Deal- iber! is prepared to furnish at MBER, either Rough, or Planed, by quantities. ny ftize and length under SO feet. rooved Flooring, nnd TJabbit- ted WeatherbtUrding ; Dtor Facings and Window Casings. quantities. Terms strictly cash. K. N. TAYLOR, Asrent. ! d.3m itTiti'n " : INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STOPP.S v;n . ..APWJIERN, N. C. ' St.;U"ukr attention given to the-Mleof Naval JISTICK, AIItrMfT nn1 Sept 1 -3 m rney aud CunnelUr at L.w and Pitt etmutien. d3m Sawed Laths in any Newbern Sept 1 T7 BV Wood , JL. SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER! East side of Middle Street, Jour doors south of the Court House, NEWBERN, -No. Ca. Is constantly manufacturing every thing in his line of business. All orders promptly attended to. - . Oct 25 . i ' j - .. . ' dly. v . , . SURGEON DENNIS Ty Permamently Located in the Town of Newbern, ten ' - dere his professional services to the eitixena.- of Newbern and surrounding country. e ' OfHceon South Front st.j opposite the Gaston House Sept I ' ; ' Uwly The subscriber having taken charge of the above establishment, respectfully announces that it is .'now open for the accommodation of the TRAVELING PUBLIC atul BOADERS GENERALLY, j The Gastoh House is pleasantly located, from the south windows of which there is a fine view; of both the Neuse and Trent Rivers, while during the Sum mer the south and west winds render the entire build ing'delightfully cool. I I , The Rooms are large and well furnished. I .' The Table is well supplied, from the Northern and Home Markets. ' ' ' I ! Having also large and commodious Stablek and excellent Ostlers, he will board Horses by ihjt day, week or month. He has also convenient arrange ments for the accommodation of Horse Drovjers. The Proprietor will exert every effort to igive en tire satisfaction to those who may favor hhm with their patronage. WM. P. MOO HE. Sept G idly :T7'AIIJNJTON HOTEL. ' " V CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS. I j BROAD STREET, NEWBERN,. Ni. C. JOHN FJ JONES, PROPRIETOR I The undersigned respectfully anuounoes. to the traveling public that he hastakVn charge of .this old and popular establishment, and is now prepared to accommodate, travelers and private families ! with board by the day or month on the most accommoda ting terms. - ' . : '..: '.-V ...j His TABLE M ill always be furnished with the best provisions that home and foreign markets can afford. The Washington Hotel has large rooms, is nearer the Depot, the'Court House and the business streets than any other in the city. ': - j 1 An OMNIBUS will always be at th e Depot and Landing on the anival of the cars and steamboat to convey passengers to the Hotel, fre of all charge. By stopping at this Hotel passengers will have ampleliime to.,obtain meals. : '. Y- ! i If aving also a large and commodious Stable and an excellent Ostler, he is fully prepared to board horses by the 4ay, week or niontu at the most; rea sonable rates. j ; .'" '. i Nov 22 dly ; ; JOHN F. JONES. TRANSIENT HOARDING HOUSE 9 j ' 'Near the Railroad 'Depot." i ! - NEWBERN, N C. I The subscriber having taken arid refitted a House on Handcck Street," only a few steps from the Rail road Station is now prepared, to accommodate the traveling public with Board and Lodging, and hopes to be able to invesatisfaetion to all who call on him. A boy will be in attendance regularly at the" Depot to convey baggage to and from' the house without charge. , ' '..:..-"v : r, X J;. -' i l TERMS FOE BOARD : I Per Day..... , $1 00to$l 25 Ter Week,..". I............ : $7 00 Nov lilm W. C. IOFTIN. ARCHITECT & CIVIL ENGINEER. SALISBURY, IN. Cv. Will furnish Designs 'and Specifications for, and su perintend Town Houses, Cottages, Villus, Stores, Churches, Public Buildings ; also for constructions belonging to Railroads, as Bridges of Stone, Wood or Iron, and all buildings required at Stations. Plans Kissing. The localizer of the Petersburg Ex press gets up the following, on kisses and kiss-in-: ' Classification of Kisses. The moments wasted in kissing are the sweetest, by a jug full, in a whole life time of extravagance. We have had very little experience in the joy, but speak from extensive research ahd observation, r hen we say that there are only three regular kisses In the art, and these may be denominated the kiss 1 1 , . 1 XT- t MtinL.n ii'UtiiIi -frfU Til t id i 4 Mf W tlaV Power and Mechanical Constructions in general. ! negative, the Kiss positive anu ine kiss sunena Refekexcks. lion John W. Ellis- Charles Y-. tive. The first consists in kissiug a lady's hand. Fisher, Pres. N. C. R- R. J. C. Turner, Chief Etig monton, Treasurer. , , C. P. Meiidehhall: Treas. W. N. C. R. It.; R. F. Si-' ' ' ." Sept ft-dOm 4 II CHIT K C TIT RE. WM. PERCTVAL, J. Arcbiteet and Civil Engiiu'er, Office, Smith's Brick Buihlinar, Fayetteville Street, RALEIGH, N. C," Will furaish designs for Churches, Public Buildings, Stores, Town and Country residences, Alterations of Old Buildings, Specifications and? Superintendence, lie will also attend to the Laying oft Grounds for O ma mentation, and supply Maps of same... W itu an euucationni n aming ior nis ptoiession anu a practical experience ot more than ixteen-years, on t n .1 fjon teii kiS3 public and pnvate works in Europe, Canada and the I tourtrUe kiss; tie honeymoon, Lnited States, lie nopes to give sansiacnon. jie re- - .,v;M.iL mnrrv rT - ' x.l... 1 . c, .-. ' mute, or sichincr kiss ; the merry, spectiuiiy reiers 10 iuse uy wnom ue i pi oiessiouaji y ensrasred in this State : The Building Committee on the Chapel nill JJniver sitv Tmriroveinents. The Building Committee of the Raleigh new Baptist j only for particular occasionsVMrs. Toodles being The 'second, or positive, in kissing her cheek; and the third, or superlative, consists in kissing her lips. There are besides, two aitiiMiry kisses the kiss passive, such as is inflicted on old maidens, nurses, and grandmothers; and the kiss active in use on the Weldon road, per gli amanti e notclli sposi. , Independent of these " regular ! and " auxiliary " kisses, there are for the conven ience of society, a few supernumerary or irregu lars. First, the incidental, or stage kiss; then the petty larceny,' (moreproperly pretty larceny) or stolen kiss; the mutual, or reciprocity kiss; the cooing, or a la or bridal kiss ; the or laughing-gas I kiss ; the echo, or percussion kiss ; the semi-anry, or pouting kiss: tne nystenc, or numoug ai, thp wheedlinr. or " ruination ,f kiss, intended out of funds, for instance ; and lastly the barley sur'ar, or kiss en papillotte, which, by the way IS rarelv committed during the seascm of adolescence Church. R. S.Tucken Esq., Raleigh. William M. Boylan, Esq., Raleigh. ' ; uie' 1":,'K-V ?ST1,ue OT D,;,liel,rictv, beii)S tolerll chiefly by Tcmng C-Mrbefe?a'S SST I p0t,en,e in 1, Sliest tn,, eng cf i dim lv mvenJe misses who have not quite 'out RINTERS' and ENORA TKRS' CAR S j grown their bib. - - and Card Board, at ALLEYS Card Depot, f - - No. 30 Beekman Street, New York, at ver' low j Arrest OF TWO KABBI GrrM Excitement rates for cash. 4-40 000 sheets of Card Board, consist- Amort e the Jews,-' -The Jews who were arrested in Railro Boards kind Car Cards; ouu doz. ireiiten s, limary anu uyiu jmu V " 7 " a ntj! the Cards 500 doz. Order of Dancing, all sizes, plain to bail each m.tbeatn of $I,W0 to PP and fanev: Glazed Papers, all colors (trade sup- ; Genera! Sessions, g of China, Satin, Porcelain, Satin fcjiameled, : vesterday , says the New York Day liooK of, ine ad, Railroad Ticket, Pnnters' and Cok.red o',tl, uU.. on the comnlaint of Aaron Friedman - of all kinds. 4,500 dozen of the above if .-ttl ants Q the Prussian, Ham s Of all sizes, 10,000 Gold Lmbossed Show , , T.rv -m hrouo-ht before ds ; 20,000 Chrome type do. ; dozen Fancy tttr. and he.M j rz u. ii ? in- l x v I it ii n ii ivt i it 1 1 1 i j oAniiiiwi plied -.) lironzes, au qualities. k ' JOHN ALLEN, Agent, No. 30 Beekman Street, New York. Refers to Editor " Daily Progress," Newbern, N. C. Sept. 1. ; fl3m;- . IMPORTANT TO DEA LERS IN LUMBER, LATHES, 3IEAL AND FLOUR. The" under signed, proprietor of Tull's Steam Mdl-V near Km stbn, N. C., bees leave to inform dealers in the above articles" and alfothera who may want them, that he is prepared to fill orders and to deliver, at any acces sible point on the Atlantic fc North Carolina Kafl RoadfjlEAL, FLOUR, LATHES, and all derip tions ofLUMBEB,at as low prices :'as they cn be funusbed elsewhere. He respectfully oIult order and guarantees satisfaction as to qnnhtA and JTomptf nesn of dispatch. Addres JG 1 1 VT- i net i dtf ' KinstoB N. (?.. names as I'aesac The parties arrested gave Rosenthal, residing at N their No. 70 Norfolk street, Abram Joseph Aseh, of No. 63 Allen street, and noses xevy, oi wu Asch and Rosenthal are both Rabbi. A! beiag ha fwnorl ncrent for distributing the. tickets of thi.ottery in this country. He was arrested wlulo teaching the Jews in the Synagogue. " Their arrest caused a great sensatisn aroon toe Jews, and from the appearance this morning half of Chatham street was in; attendance before, the Mayor. They alF say that Friedman (w bo ws. also a Jew) had better bare ai bis throat than. made a complaint against their Priests as. snch & thing was nver' before known in the Jewish. Church and tbey hold np thehr hands in holy horror at the traitor-. ' . V