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OFFIClAti ORGAN.
TXBMS OV 8tJBSCSIPTIdTf nrVJLBlABLt IX ADViKCB. I
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8ix Month......... - 2 Wii
r Three Months . . . ........... .. .. 1 6 i
, ( VBingiec, Fvinte. :f -H
Wn Clubs fdrnUhed at reasonaolo-ratef.!! J if. r
1 :Vi'rj i RATES OF ADVERTISING : Cxl
tvf er fquare, pneiioie, f 1;
AHtV W WUWU J J ; - .
Two times $ 150 and al sncceediug Jcsertions
, Jilf price'ad'dltrOnai.-;( la-ii '.l -0 , " iSp
4 Rtes permonth, 4 for one equare, and each
.ncceediogeanare half rates additional.
t i Half Column and Column advtrtisementa re
ceived on proper discount,:; , M ? j t?.
' 1 JcalVdvertieenfenta 10 cents a line- ,
Address, t v
Editor and Proprietor, f
7 v4Wilniington N. C. ,
CITY.
iieinsbrger has -Valentines.
'. Monday next is Valentine's day.
ji; February still courts etherial May. .. J
' Get your Bill Heads at the Post Printing
Office.'
j Myers
the city.
has the finest stock of groceries in
f t Get your Business Cards at the Post Print-
inrr Offic
Get Envelopes printed at the Post Print
ing Office.
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Shad demand $1.2o per pair before you
claim them.
Munson & Co., still offer" clothing at .re
duced.pnces. - .
New styles of Bill Heads at the Post
1 Printing pffice. " ; ' ; ," i
' "Sy is 4 Mayor Martin "Hke'VShoo fly 2
j Answer next week. . ; ,
I ' The city street force will" soon commence
widening Nuttstree t." , ... .
t Whyjare oysters like - young chickens!
J Because out of the shell they are only eat-
j .Oysters still in demand yesterday, and
f urbane Wise, was made to '$7iell out" hand-
ii6mely-;
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1 Cdrdnr TAllen-departed! last evening, to
I hold inquests on the bodies of the wrecked
seamen.
" .0 wing 'to Judge Cantwell's absence at
Raleigh, I tio session of the City Court was
held yesterday.
; Our' bootblacks 'stowed away1' piles of
currency yesterday, relieving rustic boots
'of clodded clay. " ' :-: : i
Vhy is the present attempt to extend the
city limits like a' hoop skirt ? . Because it
increases the. ?uC-iir.'
t y f
The "La Rue" --troupe leave this city lor
Charleston, thence to Savannah, and subse-
quently to Augusta Ga
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Hardware, which is hard-tcecir is sold only
at Jacobi's.. Our readers will find his stock
of the best quality and as cheap as Will-
minston! affords. ! See his advertisement.
Not
for Job 1" Uncle Sam, not rel-
ishing the manner in which his property
has been disposed of here ; has concluded
not to1 confirm the sale of the Marine Hos
Cpitalahd adjacent lands. We thought so!
i Soiree Musicals. A grand soiree tnun-
i ctle will take place at the seminary of Mrs.'
I R.'r B: Ransom this evening Only r the
most proficient scholars , will perform; The
' exercises wiH consist of solos, duetts, trios
&c,': r',.i;-1'l:- - :-- '' ;'"
r
: .;.The folio wine; named persons are request
ed .to call at Gen'l Rutherfords office, Cjity
Uall, i)n, business of importance r to them : '
Rhoda . Dobson, Issau Windate, Jacob
rhbmpion't Payton Moore, Benj. Chapers,
; Jack Nixon. . ; ';'I'- I. x'i'..:f'j
11. "4 ' ' I fr m - ' ' ' ' . ': ' ViSfi
i .The Chapman t troupe 1 after playing an
engagement of three nights' at orfotk1, will
delight the Richmohdltes for ; two weeks.
1 From thence" theyr will proceed to Baltimore
Ji wnere tney wiu t reconstruct ior an eastern
campaign, probably returning to us in the
v Tns Cheapest, akd . the Best. As a
gallant Confederate Colonel remarked,!
6 where I can buy the' cheapest and the
best it 'is poor wisdom to bestbw btisi-
ness for chanty. Of - course this gentleman
getsxall hia printing done at the Post print
ing!. ptSce !, r Others may'cackle" and j crow
treason and do mighty pooff printing
but tlie Post printing office simply otfefa" to
do JOB WORK OF Atf
iqrtvEST styles for half the price charged by
conservative 77 concerns. ' : " :
leave - tBiS -city for Washington, on aFriday
c veniDg' next, on his appointed, mission by
the municipal anthbrities ks llinister Pleni-?
potenliary' and 'Envoy - extfaprdinary 1 to
make Isomo "arrangements with the, eceral
government as to the 1 improvement bt the,
harbor 'TVe wish him Bncceaalitiq Li
3No musical family can aftVra XXo hevwith
V t-,i rii;.rt Jin
out Peters1 iJfttt4n;'-I is printed;
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irom iuu-size music piates,-uuu cuuiaius iu
each number at least twelye.piece of choice
new mnsic. .Priced $ per yearl Jgubicrip
tioos received at this office, where , a sample
copy can be seen. -: ; ' ; ,; . ! ..
The Post, and Peters' MuticdL MmtUyi
one year for 5 OO.jT ; - jlJ.
. 'Annrv" The excursionists of the Wil
mington Charlotte . arid Rutherford Rail
Road arrived yesterday and "the ulbsophis-'
'ticated" were easily distinguishable on our
streets1 a3 with "amazement gazing" they;
took in" the splendor ot the shop' windows,
the toilettes of the ladies, and the' yellow'
painted care.. The stores-were crowded'
during the day, and many a young "f hlart
will be made happy when papa comes home
fromfowu." - . V ''''XW"
Burnt Cork I Hilarity aud j enthusiasm
beyond control reigned in "uncheckedway,
last evening at the Theatre j on the first per
formance of the La Rue .Minstrel treupe.
The Hamall's ballad singing was appre
ciated and earned the unstinted plaudits , of
the. audience. Reeve and Talbot t excited
the risibilities of more than onestoic, while
Itieardb'a violation ot sexand burlesque of
ttaiian riwwTiaV elicited rounds f j ap-j
plausel Attfactive performance to-night, f"
Instruction. From Mr, Frank Vaughn;
County Examiner, for. 'Pasquotank county;'
"wWleorji that twenty teachers are engaged
in instructing the benighted in that section.
Fpur'of these are fenyiles ; ten fine schools
are already in working order taving a daily
attendance' ot four hundred and twenty-five
white 1 scholars,-' and two hundred ' - and
Jeigh jjtaU colored withanverageaily
attendance of both races ot nve ; hundred
and titty.' . ,j ' J
County Commissioners. -This- Board ,
met pursuant to adjournment' yesterday.
Present: Messrs. Keys Chairman Shpema-
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ker and Garnss. -. ,
A ftaw rtlonotio! r r ttt if h flirt rri rli n rif 1 1 ib
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minutes, communications were received from
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sum. umuicu. , '
The statement of the Register of Deeds
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no a bvw idu . v. kv" uumpvuvyi v- kuvi;
next monthly meeting of the Board.,
After acting on a uumber.of private bills,
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The Commissioners are
zealously and
Fnitlifiill rr oTPlr a nrl aro m jVi nrp a
record in strict attention to business "
County Commissioners -Proceedings
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of the Buabd.-This Boardmet at 10 Ai
M., onMondayj pursuant tbf acljournmenti
Present-StepheuKeyes, (Chairman,) Gar-
riss Hewlett, and Wilson. ;
The mmutea of? the previous mcetipg
to p r a rpji A An rl nn n rn vprl ' . -.r.r '
were reaa ana apprqyea. t; ,t.vair .
On motion itwas brderedthat the. rules
be .suspended fbrthe purpose of consider-
inS J. Pennypaxkerjs claim. . 4
yIt isordered by the Board that: a : certifi:
cate of indebtedness of $4,092 19 be issued
to Mr. E. J. Pennypacker.j , . , ... S4 .
The Board then passed ia resolution ex-;
pfessiye of the sense of the Board in relation;
to the expenses of the County Work House.
Ordered: That the Clerk of this Board
Boards ot Township Trustees, call?ng the
attention to sections 7, 8, i), 10, 11, 13, and..
13 of tne Acts ot tne uenerai Assemoiyien-
uuea anjAci proviae iprue.iiecuon:
of faxes by the State &c."i', ! A
The following resolution was then passed.
T , 44, ' i ,wn
Hewlett assistant Superintendent pt fthe
Application was madefy Henry ,rin
Esq., to have his taxes reduced to a certain Wrg ' aDaiUilates history.
W orKttouse De received, ana inat ine omce tqwHw-jicwwuj. wm uucquancu. bmju .
nf Assistant firinerintendent be abolished. 1 :l .i 1 . 1 PJ .....'snio.is .
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A resolution was thenpassed that;the
full pountjof witness tickets taxed on Crinw ?$f ?fE0RT T Trus
ibal cases, for which the County is liable to TmSk mihiS pjthiaas-
pay, and have been lawfully issued shall be "PP wr PnJl?.gg?.''Ciits 4consti
pa?d by the Treasury, &c! . .tution) tp improje the social, moral and re-.
The Reports Ol ti. Jbi. ecott, Bupennten-;
dent of thelPobf' House "was received and
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filed. ; 1 1 . . v . . r J v 1 ;
After the approvals of aeveral bills ot in
debtedness,'the Board adjourned, p ' " !
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MaqaziNES, &o-Ontmnf -t-TheJanuary
number. of this periodical Js; if anything, a
decided improvement on its predecessor. ; It
istirrtypraphyj
tions and the articles igerieraliy well writ-
sen. variewn, puousuer, ew f oris. 1 ' j
hxonttruetcd Faff7Mrr.-Though most all
Ih? articles in this agricultural magadne5
are selected, nevenneiess mey are apropos,
ana; are air worm perusal . Dy tne general
farnier. Thigpen - & Darcy, publishers,
1 Tarboro, N, 0. !
wBarfelJfe&y&ffo current number of
thiblaiRj Ififlaeniiat illustrated journal is'
witb nsqtslf o weil praises If 6m oaTrneed
be'8kMrodi!trleh'&If.lltlbaV,V world
widexepjataUon;;
v.
rkifeal sui tmM 4 mp&iji v '
ifti yttjMOB Osgood;
-I
Bostoni!Mass,aBickensl4ifew story will soon
.be. cbmmencdin this;j)ap
; ; : The Amerielm Stock Journal for Febru ary
is at handiThiS' Journal is ot great value
to Farmers from r the facilities for diffusing
information as' to i mproved ? and : choice
breeds of. domestic' animals ; and is rilled
with rnost -ft important f inform atioh; ' p Its
editors are all practical as well as scientific,
and have a happy facility of imparting that
knowledge so necessary to tbefarmerand
stock-breeder, -iior the arnbuht of reading
matter;the'(mfl6ntaih consider it
the cheapest paper publ ished, as each num
ber is worthf more than the cbsfc of the vol
ume fbr therecipes it rcontiins 'for the cure,
o TiHdn4iieases''6rfdbmesifc
Ourmrti riends wiahintto see a copy
before subscribing, will receive a specimen
copy free bj addressmg the s publishers, N.
P.rBoyer fc Col, Parkesburg,' Ghestct county
; Hearth anil! 1 Ifome.VTe again welcome
this bright and domestic periodical, with
the go&d ;! bl(lr . Angle Saxon name to our
sanctdrhVi Pettengill, Bates & Co., publish
ers; New -York. V i : .
' Bailouts Monthly. The March number of
his hkndsomely illustrated , an d "apparently
is somewhat- of n improvement 1 on Us'fei
lowi ' The drtioles are unusually5 good, and
by the way its wonderful cheapness should
place ii in the hands of every I aver of maga
zine ' literature. Elliot,; Thomas & Talbot,
pa hli b t)rs,.03 jCongress st., Boston, Mass.
BtjBLEsquBi.-T jTheatre. Uuassociated
, with the common stage vulgarisms,1 coarse
inuendoes, arid Parisian abandon, : there is no
more harrn,less, innocent and mirth-proTok-ing
perform aQcej than Biinple burlesgue By
iiSerj. iaiijjeft imbir)eftA:aU.otes-:
queness of, the extravaganza ; the grimaces
of comedv : the ludicroussituations of the
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i i;uuiusin3Livj.(uci .. vumcuv, a u tic
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lore. wnen.Ateipomcnc sna uotnas are doiq
fuitisned with its Dleasino versatility who
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carries the poignant spear of sarcasm ana
aatirp whilft thrustinor the snart ot wit.
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m fioTfnrmitprnaifnnrfian fiTfirr. spa wni e
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lappear at inopportune moments in festive
raiDSl, C48 V "e
L : dance with peasants: Princes' with njendi
ffood . ; .V : , .
cants,; ana, aousemaias . wiui cnamoeriains.
The burlesque of KeniZwoHli, as3 presented,
by the i Chapman Troupe" at the Theatre
m . - . r! ii : i i i
Tuesday? evening gives an 'excellent neiu
forthe genus. of . burlesque;,; Mr. Bishop ap
peared as."ye good queen ; Bess." - It rone
can imagine the ponderous corporeal form
oi isnop, .: -i' ' fc
' " Clothed in robes of royal purple, :
r with liairnf .tiinonhnm .... ..
Arnttintf and scoldius alike this. Whilom-rov-
.nagciie has an idea of the "fragile,
flcklehd favored Bess." Miss Ella as'k
j5a;was aid'1 the sparkling little dra-
tic jewel, delineating with :Care, the affect
blt psecute'd better half of the incon-
' i:Tt v'xr: Ww,.oj V
the latter0 he b?as suffered no diminu-
tion iiMaractistic vivacity an'd fasclnattbnj
The 8we8t clear voice . in which she sang
I th.e.?!?ftCtlon from Jir7 compelled an w-
I wrieay. was. unusuany sausrac-
tory and won the plaudits of;the audience.
i., Withers.violin olo, Comin'
.L a a 4J
. .: . . A ,
vanatiottSiiii4;Wul ? is perfect master of his
Straduarins,: and . handles the bow with ex-
f ; v- i j -. - - - - .
AsrMEETi.py the - SeImak's
ligionjfqniup-anu-.cnaracier ptiaoeamep..
roni its organisation in .1853, with the ex-l
j :x.x.-:"l':i j . .
cepuon pi jure wat. pef iou, ; wnen ? pur A-prt
fe iM .yot. Bea7.i pre-
W
initapremeaitateci
Lby itapateqna partially achieved. , r-ij
r -; AryaUierj year, haa-been added : to - its- pse-
folnesSj wpat its. cbsejvpeetypttito
Iredarfpf and
resign to Crtiiej hahds the trust confided to
It was our, design to have held, quarterly
sessions to spervwe. the works of the , Ex-
ecuivevommiw', uu ueea uig ouiy
to convene- tice mob executive iuom-
1 mittee, hQweyer, have, had ...monthly .meet-
I Ings and the interests of the society has had
faithiuV attention.;,'. Therecords will f show
what has been done to which we invite in
vesUgation. A-Code ;- pt Bv Laws ' for ihei
joint government of the Trustees.: and ci the
Executive. Committee, was adopted Nearly in
he yearihic haa,proredareneficialcby
giving more system
meMs inroad althVmeai
the purpose lias been, vand i beirigHappUed:
or;t&e preseatiojipf thetpropertyliiRe
airatoftheoois j;and other partaj of ithe.
buildings is hoi? jh progress and twhen com
pleted wjll place thea;;coDaraUHgoodl
condition. , Slight damages ;was auitained
during the year by fire, but the loss was- paid
by .the Insurance Company. , We . hate in;
snancabri the.:prpperty fo'seten-uand
dollars at two per cent. : Our policy will ex
pire thiamontb, and wet think it should he
renewed and the sum increased. w ii "
e;.ni0de ofli operating the Home ha3
been changed. ! It haabeen'renteditotMr
H. rL. Bishop, at one j thousand: dollars per
annum, and the control secured to the Trust
tees by awntten contract, i Under thiaar
1 fangement the seamen are cared lor as wall
as formerly. i: witnout ; increased- .expense,
while a fund is realised for the preservation
and security of the property. .tM .
t Rav. John N, Andrews, for many years
bur able' and efficient Chaplain, resigned jon.
the first pf, January to enter on a new field
of iab,pr, an d we have appointed the Key.
H. B. Burr, of thej ; Presbyterian Church' as
his sfuecessor, with,: a salary of one thossaiid
dollars per annum, of which sum six hun
dred dollars is contributed by theAjneriean
Seainan'sriend Society of) New York; j '
, The .Trustees have determined to apply,'
through our Representatives in .Congress,
for. an appropriation to. replace the furni
ture destroyed by the Federal troops while
occupying the building as an hospital,.
i, Capt." Ellis, . the former President of ' this
Society, says in his report of April 18$9
" From i November 22, 1861,: until the war
ended your Board had no control of the pro
property. L "VYhen the 'i Confederate canny
evacuated : Wilmington the Home was left
in as good, or better conditioof than .heji
they- fc&t-pwiwwaiitd
,pt- fiilrnitue,' .Iinme4iatelynpon the occur
pation by the Federal forces, the institution
was I taken . possession pi and continued' to
be used as a hospital until hostilities ceased.
AtVeof the war it was abandoned by
I them, ancjrrryipj vestige j of turn '"Ct'.
moved." . ' ;ji : ' -t " r:yt -'
Wo think if this statement l
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stamiiucu, inat mere win -pe no
procuriug the relief contemplated
We refer you to the Treasurer's repor.
the nnancial condition ot the Society.
': .-. ,-:."--! " S. D-a WaiiLacb,;
'. i ' -'j OJH-jv1.: i - President.
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i Wilmington, N. C, Feb. 8, 1870Y
To Hie Members of ' the t Seaman's " Friend So
The following statement of, - the financial
condition of your j Society lis respectfully
submitted :' ! : . v;..:, , n Cit fiHi- lh1
, , 5 CREDIT ITEMS. .;
To amount received from former Treas-
sur6r....'.
To amo ant collected from' rents to
January 1870 . .v.V. .... $730 00
To amount collected from annual .dues.., 59 00
To amount collected for loss by fire . . . T 85' 28
DEBIT ITEMS.
By amount paid for insurance. $155 00
By supplement to Chaplaiiia ' -
salary..... f300 00
Bv wbill ior Bethel.. i . ; . . 5 50
5 It
By bill for advertising . ..:.,.,..,.; .1 00 ..
By amount paid for repairs , . . . 141, 24 JQft3
; Balance, cash on Land... , $384 06
l ' -j- - - E. P. Georoe, i ;
L - '. Treasurer. fc i
The following are; the Trustees elected for
the ensuing year :Bi P. George, Geo. Chad-
bourn, E. Kidder, T. B. Cany B. FMitcli
ell, G. R. French, Wm Larkins, S. D. Wal
lace, J, W. Hinson, W. E; Freeman, M. STJ..
Finlayson, A, J. DeRosset, Wi A. Wright,
F. ' W."Kercn ner; ,R"!B.-Eilers.;:i j ,; ' -i.j
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. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE :
Schleckermeyer's Visit to Wilmi&sion
; .. .. .. What He ,Saw:: r iyih
t ; ? Dgr MARscTf, Februar ?i 1870,?.
MisDETt BosT-: : - u-.td't
I vould more ast yonst . already dello.de
Bost uf sucli orful drubblesl make alronsd
vonce mit your -city opt, more as yesterday
doo dimes, r Zo before. I;gommence Udells
y u about mineself so; ast;'yn make no -fun
mit me. r ;'U.;'-ri i, :;V' ,s sf r'.'
VenI fust goomed to tyur sitty, dat ish
doo dimes; fodder goome, dat ish doo dimes
more. Fodder, he kept a crosery, sold.rat,
traps unt, tins, shews-harps, tmVa crate
many ooder . schweet meats, unt I cells meat
mit.agieaver.,- ? jH,f ; :Jjt, :t.;).
, I koes . town to see. Kitty Snyder, iKitty
dold me to sit town, unt I sits townvv I dold
Kitty how. she waa, unt . Kitty axed- ma
booty velL' I axed ,iKittyf JEt Have you seen
anything off, mine leedlei plack tog aready?
unt Kitty say, votgolor vas ynr leedle plack
tpl vi7 lijjj.ifn:: ; i - .-rirX.' ai-9l
t ,Veil, Ir: say, he is ail covered over mit
vite, his pody cut off close mit his 4ail, vich
is "lack. fi)l(; -;,;tt '(C"- J !
Kitty unt I got married unt had doo poys
Hans unt KatrineKatrine she vas a schmart
pby, too, . iinCiiy, DuuguVl would start de
poys ih pusinesa. So I puys ?em a parrel of
cider, aixteen,i'eet'of chinger bread nnt'dbo
day sells ?m all ; awttnt; makes money like
haletaxaaation I oest1 arbtindidernext.
rortrning teyorabornwtbu
bfofits ? van Mfhe"OV)tf,ahereasn,t V cin1
left aVeady;; : ? ,;!
t Den I, do Id Hans he!mtfst'crb to" Knew
Berne's all's wile. I goes' unt delis debee
Then! dold. Hans; ho had got tocross the
rirer, overturn. the bridge.around.it; ijoomq
Drotnerr Asians arn iiaii- shingieoiiinit
sthrawy whre he find v two . roada running
away-frprnXeacb4.Qd a
big bea mit four sheep , in, ?em. Sheep run.
put unt pite; a.leetle dog? apouti a year old t
Dinks I go town unVsee,Hans your own
self. Hans putane to-ped in 'a parn yarotti
(8ome':.?;Wk.):Sbme tarn fobj
he have U'fipitagamst'me, h'e kept opening
un shnftinhe calean highWGpi sucbia,
soldi nardrylrndiir how iflnrvirealait
in tHe mtrning.7.u VenI gbruprtbld thb oldV
peer daisted.
any more. 5 JI looks' around t und see Han
sitting oh ajkplo upjtsghlap hi
jnder sjchqiUter.Hana, lopf s arqundt jUnj
py Itracipuslit vasnt HajThenlhparl
Iwoutdkofowrijtg thetrugtore, nntigi
FFKfctRWl lwlt,ytiw,aatafeart
;nT.iningjoapaooi:unt tney axep;.fni
Dold me to take a beck of shusch arp3 , j5Ycry;
tay. Didn't minagJ?ut they makes such
a npise did'tnowhomteii vake up ! ib
the morning: iThoughi Ijwould t go borne.
Found toorsalliastaslcejvife lockad r vfde
open, unt karden batch eabupmy neighbot'a
bjgs; Dold'emlliwouldnl go toidir Knew
Berne'sarjvtintire'aliTilatho sobrJ a' readv.
That ish moreivbtL4ocindell. Aind Itij
' " T'SCTrXECKERJIEYEBi
e2 l Ctrl') h , i i - -viiA :
. ' Raleigh ,waut? street .detectives.
r 'Spartan3blfgKksillicitiaislillcr3?r
V.taleigh Baptistrfaifhas commenced. ! il
And now .uoidsDoro nasisnic
thieves?
:?j te tv
Charlotte HglTfser greets, onlyf4on jSuh
day evenings. .. .t, aAirti
m . .. s v j .
Tarboro J Presbyterians will erect a mag4
nificentxhotch. nr H n.-3t ;r..' ;
The Christian' TJniotf has been purchased
by the 'Ratnerfordtontoiv 1
! jt !::- . - ; - -- - " ri
Moore, of Chowan, tried to spoil Jo. Tur-
ners pnysiognomy.jo idrew,; B,;;rfi
solver." -- 1 " 1
The special term of the Pasquotank coun
ty, SuperiofXJoM'riowTn session at Eliza-
vein jity
ft! u
Some German writer hsfiaid, u Keim
Zeit Ut mit det 'ZeTt 'zfflriiidenf. and we be
lieve It to be strictly true. At all events we
have no reason to doubt lit, being wholly
ignorant of the subjTct.-r?K?CTray Press, j 1
jlfWe i wiil4nliihtenyoti. " No tlnlels like
the present to befriend." Onlv you hav'nt
literally notedit, QwXthat, for 'igh f
The Statuiard's report of Jthe legislative
proceedingsot Ttieaytrontains a speech by
Mr. Sinclair in which he ' concluded as fol-
lows:,., ". .".: '
,. . Mr. 8peaker, in the fatoro I wijl itake no
notice oj anything the V?niii2 . may choose
to publish i against me.1 It's editor is f liar,
a'coward and a' poltroon and he knows in
his heart that he is such,, .but out ci self re-
SDect. andrcsDect for. this bodvl wUl not so
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cusr&ccenz? mm ou iue noor oi inia riouse,
ai-,9oiqiirj r- .-. . V-; u V
iLTh'e iTw has a special froni; Beaufort as
follow!:?'- bA"-.l . n
a A" fire originated rritheJsCore of UrC A!
Lambretti,9 iitl laufbrtJhurldaT night,
:which, befdi-e ircould bestay ecf, 4 destroyed
W slRlrpeibnging td?es&aimd
JeffreVsjIlVambrethFuf It
ltbne;It becarnes hecessaryi laptop "the
spteidiisfe 4het flames; ta tear down the
store'rf'MryCiiIxewk
c ;Rambreh"wis ;theohly one bf the
whole yrty hose" plcri was 1 insureb?,
t? sThis' Ia;asevere.ijtcr xtf thclirMncs ccsii
munity-of Beaufort ahatha'village7and' tne
gentlemen;, : particularly VinterMted
cpplqU(KrTlosu8 6.7 u.i
The .cause ,io f the fire is at Yprescnt unknown.
tuzzen bipesjr withbut any sthems "or powls'
yoost-nowf Next tay Idrainin taunt;
bles apout-deewBifne's, untuley axed
me dey did'nfknow, vere-itas. r ,jt j.,.?,, &
voman had shegot-any vater, lhat rt-gelia
trick df -visky--peen so' 1 lone: since I sen.
cider didn't-know how laser
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most of the goods were insured, and the lo-
Victoria is fifty f ? 1 '
" Montreal sleighetbj ' " .
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Baltimore has snow. '4,
; -The Pope is seventy,
Gen.iTerryis8tiil.iU.
Gotham skates an?
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Reading wants Arthur,
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Xllin9is has the measles,
;;Kansas is sowing wheat;'
Arthur is at the wHub."
.'4'
; uuuuuu u iay paupers. .
r lnykVtnt. 'iisl. ii;;;." ."
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ght garters are injurious r m
... Washington, has filthy jails. ' - -
. Kossuth is autebiographih; '1
The Spanish crown Still begs.. ' , '. .
, Frcshete along, the Hississip'p;:?' : .?
, .Alexandria has" chickentbieres. ; i
i Pennsylvania has grass hoppers.
t "Chinais satisfied with entreaty. " "
.1
" Gotham has female stock jobbery '
, he Virginia Legislature has met. :
rQmcipnati has theblonde'lj fever. :i
;'23 degrees below freezo at Bangor J Uu-
The Queen has opened Parliament.
-Bochefort h'beeiif'ancsted -.again.";
Reveis has called on tlie PWidenK,C"'
I New XorkJias a' Shoo ply Club;'?r fi
i Nf wJersey wants Cuba recognized.
fiyDelano has returned to Washington f
itiijn children" are born with blue cyes
;Joe Jefierson delights the Orleanians.-
Qpy5 "Vya8hburn,: of Vermont is dead.-
; ..Washiogton has three incb.es of snow;
New-JTersey has a thirteen year bid bride.
- .Chemises are now called .reposing robes."
t The Texas Legislature assembled Tuesday
last. r -- - - ! ' ;- v-n; ' .
Prince Arthur hats arc the . latest snob-
very.'" .-, r
Old hoop skirts make good tomato trel-
'Uses,s ? ; T. ..;':
tThe Gfaltoh is "Fanchoniqg" in Philadel
phia; .o,;,v::-;. , ; ;-.v
Census taking commenceson the 13th of
June. - ' - ' v ??sKT''r1. ' "5 ' :
Gbdwin of the 1CY17V' will edit iM
nam's.
handkerchiefs for Jadies arenow a
says our beer "is 'brrioly hodrous
:.. - -.: v-v . ..... r..
ons celebrated the passage, tuXT-
ent;i;-' ':---- -:;V' ''?':
Brouff ham is,lrRedlirhtinry" in '''tii'-
n i -
. Gen. Terry is not a candidate for Senator
irom wreorgla. . .
Gotham now enjoys French. German imil
TfcB.lia.n frATa
r ilcLea ti o? ; the .Cincinnati Inhuir VU
coming' South. ; ... ;
rPneumOnia-kiiled hogs, are sold bv Balti
more butchers. : K , ? -
r Philadelphia and New York cobblers
suu on siriKC.
Massachusetts decides not to sunbress
amoiing nouses.
A "shave" and "shine" costs Hwentv-firn
cents m; yneyenne.
1 . . ... .- 1 . .. T'.,
j And now San Francisco will have a' ".Tn.
bileeA Houp lal .-.-: ; ,r i .- r;f ;;.rJ'
" Twain" and another has been marl a hm
ne nas oeenmarned. . -
..The Brooklyn Philharmonic
perform 'Columbus." - j
Will soon
The street frontincr the Whir TTiiev :n
oppayeu.wua.xiicnoispn. - f, f;
. - Plain boots, of Undressed kid. filtinco.ln
upon we bukio are ue latest.
At- 1 1 . 1 . .. . - ' !,1 C T
Judge Strong has been nominated hVth
rresiaent mj eucceea pianton. ,
I J x. x 1 a i-. . .. I ... -T
The Independent opposes Bible
reading in
the public schools of New York.
i The Ohio House of Representatives now
stands, Rpubjicans.57, Democrats 5,3.. jJ
-i An opposition omnibus; line- in Wis
consin carries passengers for nothing, i
' Both Homes ot the New Jersey Legisla
ture have now rejected the amendmsnt -
Vessels drawing over seventeen feet cad
not pass safely through the .Suez (Canalf
s Gotham bad thirty cases of shooting and
stabbing last month, f DeUghtfulipJacer ill
i: 44 Ah'. Brady,;of 'tthiRet Gymnasium
renown, will .have a Grand Complimentary
tendered to him early in March by the citi
zens of Jersey Cityand vicinity, ?So glad.'? .
frv-y , , :
Early Horn. Thousands of both sexes in this
country, awake every morning languid, - tinre
freihed. and devoid of all InclicatLon for bi-eak-fast.:
Ka matter from what v cause -these- in-i
describable feelings may proceed, their besfcand
Quickest remedy will he found In a dose of
xaktatioh BtTTxaar The beneficial cfl'ect is
inmediat. The stomach at Once : responds ' to
the genial influence of the preparation, and a
reserve ot latent vitality,- which; only . reiuifed
ine.awaKetuns agency oiuus potent inviorant
to render it active, is brought into play. Of all
appetizers it Is the most infallible, and the Itn
poise which it imparts to the digestive functions
sooa puts dyspepsia to flight,
' From &SA Moss JfABisx may be mode JJianc.
MangevLIght-h0use fuddin, Long Branch Pad
ding, Farine Cream, Cream Cakes, Farina ' Pies,
and Custards, Ice Cream, Soups, Gravies, Gruels.
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