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KEW tsmNE, N. C. SEPT. 84. 1882.
finteied it the ""Ice at KewBerue, N C-.
,T ( tXA a econd-a'asa atteri . .-.
'BoANr r'PoojtEUT" is what
the CM'' . o Journal calls him. It
3alte':ct;o8team on both sides
;; The Chatham Record comes out
this week withno pake story in it
The good brother is evidently fail
ing;! Bennett has been '"speaking
there and exorcised the . snakes,
probably. , . .. ,:: , '
. ttii; t.t-. . - . S
MANY of the old-line Republicans
are perfectly, willing ,to see the Lib
eral ticket beaten. The Greeuslwro
North State and Winston UepubU
are on the War pat h against Chair
- inahCocko.'';;:',:,;..!,""
James B. Noe who was nomina
ted for office by ' the Uiberals o
Carteret comes out in a card in the
Telephone denouncing the Liber
als and claiming to be a Republi
can pure antfVtraiglir. lie says , if
he. can get no Republican ticket to
sifpport ' lie will vote for the Demo
crajjc nominee for .. Sheriff, Julius
F. Jones. ' ' "' -
The. Strength and, : Weakness
tiofthe Church-r
. We find in a Northern paper an
address by Mr. George C. Glenn," a
free thinker, on tho "Strength and
Weakness of the Church.'' ' It is
moderate in its tone and dignified,
and commends itself to some extent
to though. tful readers?, V
, The lecturer presents the ele
ments of strength possessed or
climed feyh'hureU-alKmt as fol-
ipws:r;rgjf;ai'x'n7 .,.
Its aniquity, and the conclusion
drawn from it that anything that has
been preserved so long must possess
great merit. f . .
-,, The mysticism that surrounds
and permeates it, and which operates
like a charm on all that comes within
its influence. " K '
"8. The influence of poetry, which is
associated with that of ; sacred music.
This influence is exerted on persons who
are not close reasoners, and who, per
haps do not reason at all."
"4. The attractiveness of the Chris
tian doctrine of immortality as present
ed in many of the expressions of Jesus
and as pictured in various ways by poets
and orators. ' .
'"Br The magnitude and variety of its
charities, which, embrace every object
of benevolence in our own and foreign
'. lands. 7i : ':'.';'. '..;, ",
t According to the lecturer's own
showing the church has more ele
ments of strength than of weakness
; He thinks its antiquity is really a
source ojf weakness, a s in any do not
believe Jali ihe good thinking was
done two thousand years ago. He
affirms that the same was true in
respect to "fascinating mysteries.V
Tlu,y? ftreYtttmbling-Tic-cks fo many
'devout Christians who are also
believers in the. truths of science.
The belief in hell he thinks, is ab
horrent to'alf ideas of justice antl
right, and accordingly an element
of weakness in the church. The
like is true in'respect to the dogma
of fheationement,! Likenomem
bers of the unbelieving school with
wnicu uo lias uecoiuo coimecieo,
Mr. Miln very rationally advocates
making all we can out of this prcs
cut life, of whose existence we
are certain., jle advocates raising
up a race of poets who wjll . write
something else ;thaiy hymns and
songs that; ajpcal. to, the emotions.
- He makes this recommendation in
seeming forgetfulncs of 'the- fact
that the poetry" and the in'usic 'of
every people and tim6 are tho le
gitimate outgrowths Vof emotional
and religious seutiiu"ewt:and ieaeh-
. iugi, and that - nearly every ton-
ception of the poet and artist was
inspired iy the belief in the s'cr
natural. It is evident that the lecturer did
not enumerate all the elements of
strength in the church. lie did not
mention its splendid organization,
its great wealth, and the devotion
many of its members, lie did
.v-lnot refer to the common belief that
it was ordained by God, or to the
equally common, belief that the Bi
ble which authorizes its organiza
tion is His revealed word. lie did
not mention the fact that many bo-
ievc in the divine authority of the
church and find nothing inconsist
ent iu the plan of salvation as set
forth in the New Testament and as
interpreted by Catholic councils
and by Luther and Calvin. He
made no allusion to the fact that
many believe that no code of mor
als' can be made operative unless it
can bo shown that there is a high
er authority for them than the ap
proval of a few worthy persons. 1 le
did not speak of the respect in
which tho church is held by the civ
ilized world, nor the living exam
ple of thousands and ten thousands
of wous men and women who are
guided by its precepts. And above
all the speaker did not ment ion, for
he could not realize that truth, that
the Church is from God and is ui-
held by His power." "And the
Lord shall lie King over all the
earth; in that day there sha 1 be
one Lord, and his name one." -
The Outlook ' .
,.. (Kcwuainl Obncrrci:)
' The outlook in North Carolina is
admirable. We have everything
to assure us of victory. Dockerj 's
canvass, it is said by those who
have been over much of the same
ground, has been without result,
while indiscreet, expressions here
and there have 'positively: harmed
him. -
.."Latham's election, at one time
doubtful, is no longer , so. Green
will beat Cana day 'by an increased
majority. Robbins Hurts (he
enemy's camp divided into two
hostile factions Dr. Cooke being
bitter and massing at least one-half
of t he Republicans under his ban
ner, while Dr. York has met with
the fate that follows all politicians
who desert their colors on the eve
of tnTttto, aridgetOmt little com
fort from either his old Democratic
associates whom he now denounces,
or from his new revenuer friends
whom lie so lately denounced
'The tilth and mud of Radicalism,"
lis favorite expression, does not
commend him to his new allies. Iu
the other Democratic district s there
is practically no opposition to our
candidates, while Ilubbs and
O'JIara are lighting over the only
cheese the Republicans will get in
this State. Bennett's election by
not less than thirteen thousand is
claimed with confidence, while the
onnosiuon to Rutlin and our
pidicial ticket is barely respecta
ble. ''-";':--:.'.'-:: - .
We will have the Legislature by
our usual, .majority two-thirds in
the Senate ancniearly tbree-hlths in
the House. In tact the -Libera
movement is a flat failure.
Before the Liberal convention
met we expressed our doubts
whether; the Republican'. loaders
would bo so wanting in political
wisdom as to animate with it am
disband their old time organiza
tion and throw overboard their old
local leaders in order to get a few
sorehead and impracticable Demo
crats for standard bears. Happily
for us those whom the gods sought
to destroy they first bereft of reason
-and the most impolitic thing the
Republican leaders could well have
done they did. The blunder once
made was irreparable. From then
local dissensions have become wide
spread. The Republican party
rent and torn into all sorts of
factions, while the two State com
mittees keep wagging, and try to
look cheerlnl. The fifty odd, ant!
thousand white men whom the
census tells us did not vote at the
last election will not follow Leach,
whose famous words are now known
to all: "The leopard cannot change
his spots nor the Ethiopian his
color, but, my God, Dockery, how
sooira white man gets to bo nig
ger when he joins the Radical
party." '
; A survey of the State, with siich
information as conies from sources
heretofore reliable, makes us
buoyant, and we feel that the Dem
ocratic party is better organized,
growing stronger and more united
daily, while the enemy is all to
pioces and so hopelessly divided
that it will be quite impossible to
heal their breaches and reconcile
their differences.' Audit was the
revenue ring and the little gourd
full of Liberals that did it. We
think a vote of thanks to Price,
Leach, Johton,- Cocke, Mott and
Harris is in order.
Eoriti oi coiii-aUilatioii for tho
candidate: "Many happy returns."
L A. Jenkins Speak oh the
Subject of Coallntion.
(Wimton Republican.)
We published a letter from the
Hon. David A., Jenkins, ex-State
Treasurer. No man enjoys the
confidence of the people of North
Caronila, irrespective of party, to a
grater degree than does Col. Jen-,
kins. He is a stalwart Republican.
The position ho has taken will
have a very damaging effect upon
tho so-called Liberal movement.
We had hoped that the experiment,
so heartily advocated by a few,
might at least receive the passive
support of those who have hereto
fore been regarded as the leaders
of the Republicau party, but the
Accoucheurs in their parturient
seems to have lost sight of the fact
that there are one hundred thousand
Republicans iu North Carolina who
never expect an oilice, and who
vote the ticket because of their
devotion to the principles of the
grand old Republican party. If
they had been consulted and their
opinions treated with some little
consideration, it would have been
as well. Instead, the most super
human efforts were ; applied to
secure the cooperaiion of some
wind-brokcn,bipshod(len, spavined,
spring-kneed, string-halted, dis
tempered J 15ourbon Democratic
steeds who ought to have had their
snoes puueuoit ana ailowtl to run
the pasture lor at least one season,
so they might have practially re-
nperated aconstitution which they
ail broken down in serving the
Democratic party.'
An Idiot.
One William M. Cocke, Jr., a
audidate for Congress in the
shevillo District against (Jen.
Vance, has issued a card, which is
n tended to influence voters in his
avor. , Here is an extract:
"Attempts are being maile, fellow
citizens, to persuade you that my suc
cess and that ot those with whom 1 am
acting, is in some way to insure to tlie
beneht of the (are Republican party in
the State."
. This Cocke is chairman of the
'iXecutivo Committee of the so so
alled Liberal party. We call
iiimu Dock Sorrel 1 to suppress his'
idiot ic chairman. If the abovo is a
specimen of Cocke's wisdom, it is
asy enough to see that V anec will
iave a walk-over. Yinston llepvh-
ivini. - 1 - ' t
Dr. Deems invitcu- to Lecture.
Our citizens will be glan to lea ru
th at our enterprising friends of the
uiliningtou Library Association
iaa-xe.U4le4lttu-4itvitat.ioii--te-
Rev. Dr. 0. F. Deems to deliver
another of his -popular' lectures in
this city. He has accepted an in
vuauon to lecrurc in jcaieign on
the 5th October, and it was thought
he could probably be prevailed up
on to visit us again. His numer
ous friends in Wilmington will ex
tend bim a hearty welcome, should
henna it convenient to gratify
them in tho , manner proposed.
Whisky Treatment.
(Gohlxboro Methodist Advance.)
We hoar of some physicians who
treat the malarial fever, now so
prevalent, with whiskey, and lose
all their patients. For the benefit
of the people we will state that our
physicians here do not use. the
whiskey practice, and they arc
very successlul. Considering the
large amount of sickness in this
section there has been very little
fatality.
Politics in Davie.
Politics in fravio is somewhat on a
boom. It is the onlv country wu have
yet visited where we found Liberals
liberal Democrats vvc mean.. And wc
wore told they arc still thicker iu llowau
country.
On Tuesday the Republicans and
Liberal put out their country ticket,
which wo will'bc able to give fully next
week. Col. Doekerv'a appointment for
Monday, was lined by Collector I. J
Young. Dr. J. G. Ramsay also spoke
On Tuesday, 1 IL.Wiiiston, of Win
ston, made a lame effort to retrieve the
waning cause of Democracy in Davie
and to tickle the people ly a scries of
vuignr anecdotes, uu worthy the spcake
aud Hie people. Mr. Klutz, the Dem
ocratic nominee for State Senator from
Davie and Rowan, followed Mr. Win
ston. Wc had to leave for .home and
did not hear him. Mr. Klutz is an af
fable gentleman, and nin told, makes
!ood speech. Dr. C L. Cook, Inde
pendant ltepiblicau candidate for Con
gress, was present, but owing to sever
sickness, did not speak Tuesday, but
gave notice he would address the- peo,
pic Wednesday, lle:; appeared iu tl
best of spirits and reports his canvass as
progressing entirely satisfactorily, lie
will meet Alaj. Jiobluns and Dr. oi k,
I.H competitors, nt ra.i-djary on the 22,
(to-morrow). The Democrats have out
a county ticket of new men etiHre, with
little hope of electing a single man on
it. Politically, Davie is U.K. 11 in
nton .Republican.
i Admluistrator's Notice.
Statu of Nohtii Caiioi.isa, )
- Cittven County, y
The suhnn-ilier liavinc; oiialifleil as Admin
tin tor of the est lie of Thomas K I lasltiii, decM,
"tl the l'ilhday ol 'Sepiember.A.D.IKsj before l lie
Prolcilc f-'ourt of-i-avi-u county, ln-retiy nolilii-
nil persons having claims uir'unsl snid estate, to
present tin-in fur payment, on or before the 2 lih
day of September, is.S:), r,r thin not if o will be
ple:uleil ill bar of tli-'ir rei-overy.
All persoiiK Indebted to taiii n-iate will make
iir. m. il i:i 1 1- payment.
Done this Ulh il;ty of Si'plemlM-r, lsK-'.
i j-:. ic. cox,
se)t'JO-il'fw Public AdiniuixMiitor
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
P. Il0LLASD,"jR. 0. II. C.UION.
HOLLAND & GUION,
(At Simmons & Manly 's Law Oflice.)
HEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Lund purcliaseJ and sold on short no
tice. , ;
Special attention given to the letting
of houses and colleetion'of rent.
P. . Box 4GI, NEW DERiVE, . C.
For references apply to National Bank,
Geo. B. Guion, Simmons & Manly.
sep4-diwtf
THOS. J. LATHAM,
Late of Newborn, N. C,
WITH
ilQUIlTHEE CO.,
ottou Factors am! Commission Mcioh'fs
liOrXTIIKK Si Cn , )
ummiwion Mweh;iil. NORFOLK, VA.
1 Olil Slip, N.Y. )
Consignments solicited.
Prompt and faithful attention guar
anteed to all business entrusted to
them, soulOd&wGin
GOLD WATCHES!
ONLY $35. WORTH. $50.
Fine Gold Necklaces onlv 85 Worth
7.50. Solid Silve.v Tea Sets onlv 6
Worth over ?8. Sol id Gold Sets of Jew
elry only ?8 Worth KiO. Solid Silver
Watches $7 Worth !?10.
All I ask is but to look around and call
on nie before purchasing, and will guar
antee mat you can save money after
learning niv prices for lino irooils.
Watches repaired and warranted.
AliTHUlt O. FREEMAN.'
sep9d4m Norfolk, Va. ,
MATE & C ().,
VkjJ '-'.-..- . - '", ' 'r.'- V?'- '"'.(. , A. 'i-iii
Manufacturers of and dealers in
lair, Japannod and Stainpsd Tinware,
Stoves. Heaters. Ranges. Etc..
mp nnd House-Furnishing Goods,
Metallic Hoofing, Plumbing and
: Gas Fitting.
104 & 100 Water st., H cfc WRmaokc itv.,
NORFOLK VA.
Yrite IoivCth gue-frnd -Prinrij i
NOTICE.
The Democrats of . Craven county are
equested to meet in convention, in their
respective townships, on Saturday Sep
tember 30th, 1882, for the purpose of
electing delegates to a county conven
tion to be held at the court house in tho
city of New Berne at 11 o'clock, a. m.
on the 7th day of October, 1882. at which
convention candidates for the different
county oilices will be nominated, and
other business of importance will be
transacted.
By order of County Ex. Com. .
E. H. Meadows, Clfm.
seplTtd. . . ;
The flewbern Academy.
The Graded School will be opened, in
the Novvbern Academy, on :
Monday, October 2d, 1882,
with tho following, able and accom"
plished corps of instructors:
Prof. D. B. Johnson, Principal.
Mr. Patterson Wardlaw.
Prof. G. W. Neal. - .
MrB. Mary McK. Nash.
Miss Rachel Bkookfield.
Miss Caroline Pettiorew.
Miss Juliet A. Core. r ,
Miss Annie Cuadwick.
Mrs. A. B. Ferebee. . - -
Tuition free to'all pupils between six
and twenty-one years of age, in New-
bern and this School District. All others
will be charged as follows:
Primary Department, per ses
sion of ten months, payablo
one-half in advance, the other
half in the middle of the ses
sion . . . - . -. . ?i0.on
Intermediate . ' . 15.00
Highest . . . . . 20.00
Board can be procured, in the city, at
reasonable rates. ' i, ; ,
The Trustees will spare' neither pains
nor expense to make this School the
first in the State; and, in offering edu
cational facilities never before olfered
n this section, they hojic to receive the
argest patronage.
CllAS. C. CLAUK.
seplGd&wtf President.
LEONIDAS j. rOORE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
(Olllce oppii.itc Gaston House,,
Now I'.CIIIC, N. C. i
Will pract ice in the Counties of Greene, j
Lenoir, Jones, unsiow, Famlico and
Craven; also in the Uv 8. District Court.
Prompt Attention paid to Collection i
(.'bims.
Apr 1 dwl v
HOBERTS & BEOS
Keep on hand a full lino of
Hoots, BhooH X3i-y
Goods, Crockery.
JMOTIOET S3
AN1 A ClhUCE ASMfiliTMKNT IU
FAMILY GROCERIES.
null on lift bolVnt- iimkn. your imiv-tifi"!-'0!, at
ou'li l,lioit tsr. n'.t t i rit jit mi IIuiiM'Mnr. ;iJ,1y.
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Industrial, -Agricultural, Educational
and general development of A'ORTH
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In October a Biographical Sketch of
Bishop Atkinson, written by Col. J. O.
Burr, will bo published, with a splen
did Portrait of the Bishop.
Subscriptions received or advertising
contracts made by
D. "T. CARRAWAY,
sepl2dtf New Berne, N. C.
Cotton Ginned and Baled!!
The undersigned will gin and bale
Cotton, during the present season, at
his Steam Cotton Gins on South Front
street and Trent River, at the LOWEST
LTi'IKG RATES, and refers to the
public who have patronized him in the
past as a guarantee of fair dealing.
' THOMAS S. HOWARD,
sepl3d6twlm New Berne, N. C.
S. A. CHURCHILL
MANVFACrUliKU 01?
Tin and. Sheet-Iron Ware,
And dealer in Stoves, Hardware, Crock
ery; and Glassware; Sash, Doors , and
Blinds, Apple and Pear Fearers, etc. "
MIDDLE NTUEET, NEW BEHiVE, 1. C.
Opposite John Suter's Furniture Store.
julllMfim
K..K. WIIKATLHY'S
Steam Dye Works,
107 Church ISlrt-ct, KORFOI.TC, VA.
Dyeing and cleaning in all its branch
es done in the very host manner.
Prompt attention given to all orders
by mail or express. scp2dly'
Ioti.
Statu ok KoiiTit Caiiousa, )
Cnivi-ii County. $ ' ',"''"
Tim fiiliciilicr li.-ivini; nn AclininU-
-t-intur-ot-OirTOtnttMf-K: If. WinrtliM. (lrci :i. .1 on
tho- 1st day nl Si'pii-mlHT, A.P. Issa, In-line ihi
l'loliati; Oiinri nt i mvnii coiintr, lim-hy not ilipx
all )nuHi linviiiR rkiini KKainut i-ntai.-, lo
1'ic flit tlx hi tor pnynniit on or lii-lnn llu
1st, Oiiy ol' September.
or tins liolicii ill Iu-ilimlnl in linr of llicji- rc
rovi'rv. v - - - -
All )H'ionH uith-blKil lo :iul ttmn v 111 mike
lllllll-'lll'JII- p.-l Mil. hi
llolll! tills l ll.IV of Nl-pU IllillT, l.ssl.
Joint Dunn,
si-p-illvv AUiiiiiiiwiTainr.
NOTIOFi.
A lt! OP AVlltTII OAllliLlNA,
Crovi'n Oouutv. S
St
Tin- siilisc-i-ilii-r In i.iK (iiali(ii-il n Ailminisii-.-i.
ini-of tin- btoiui of lila h Amyeir. iii'i-i-itsi-it. on
tho -XM d;iy of AiiKimt, A.l). 1 S -i. In-lorn Hit- I'rn
batc Court of Ci ivi-n coiiniy. liciH-tiy notiliw all
pi-i-sons having claim auains-t saiil l-;siaH", to
juvsi-nt lliom lor payiMfnt on or lii'fori! tho
: 2oth Day of August, 1S8.5, :
(V this nntico will be pli-ailoil in bar of. tlitlr re-oovi-i-y.
'
All prrpons inilcbtoil to paid Eitatp will make
Imini-iliatn privniont.
Done llii '.!ltli clay of Aniriist. 1SS2.
John A. Ricliaril.soii,
' ;nug25-cl4w Adrn'r of Mil It, Amypit, ilee'il.
NOTICE!
To Harriett OoodiiiR, Robert Oonlil and I,.uun
Oonld Ids wife lietsy aooiliiij; and -Edward
r'orbi-H Gordon.
you are hereby notified tdat a special pro
ciedinK ispendinir in the Superior court of
Craven enmity wherein O. T. Watson s plaintiff
mill Tims. 1-', OooditiK yonrselves and others are
defcndinlH, nskiiiK for the partition of a part of
lot no. AS Pollock and Metcalf Streets in the
city "I sew Uerno, N. O., beinp: the same which
descended to detemlants nnd unothernn heirs of
Mary K. (loodinir. deceased. You are rentiired
to appear en the !4nd tiny of October 18Siatthe
oinee oi ttie cipik nt the Buiicrlor court and an
swer or demur to the complaint as yon may be
advised. , K. XV i Carpenter.
July 22, 1 1 a w. S t d
" lilCIIAEDSON'S
Improved J fool Iaint
An artteln Ions noeded for the in-olection of
iron ana Tin koois. it will not blister, chalk
neel, crack or corrode. It will expand and con
trai t with tho iron or tin. It will not injure cis
tern water, It is e-slremelv duruble and chean
Manufactured and for pain by . -
II. A. Itlclinrrisoii.
Dealer in Taints, Oil", tilass, Ai LisiK, Deeora'ors
nun ( :oncli I'nlnters' Material of all kinds,
nu-j-j-dly Norfolk, Va.
L. II, CUTLER,
DEALRR.1N
HOUSE FIJI! NISIIINO GOODS
Points. OtlvSusli, loois, liHiids
- Ac. Ac-
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KewEerne. N. C.
Apr. 12, y d ,
HOTEL,
SMITH FIELD, N. C,
I). W. FULLEU; IVopV.
'Ample acC'Omii'iodations at nil times
Sample rooms for commercial travel
ers. Charges moderate. aug'ldtf
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, Lovely seta of Jewelry, . Pins, Iar
Kings, Bracelets, Neck Chains, Lockets,
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Diamond, Ruby, , Garnet and Cameo
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i Solid 18 karat Gold Engagement Kinns
specialty.
docks , of all sizes and styles, from
gi.ooto gno.oo. . j
Any article purchased not satisfactory
can be exchanged.
PUBLIC INVITED TO CALL AND
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eepl-Mltf . Nesv Berne, N. C.
JsT. M. (JASK1LL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
If nlili i.t Ina old st;.vid on Middhi street,
and jitopaivd to m.ilif up ilio
LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
CLOTUINO.
and guarantee sat Isfaelion.
Piece GiKidn of every (jimlity aixl pat
terns ahviiyiion liiitnl.
Give him 'a trialyj you will be treated
right. wplillftwlm
WOODARD HOUSE,.
EDENTOX, N. C.
This old and well-established Hotel
still offers first-class accommodation to
the traveling public.
Terms uciisonablo.
- Sample Room for Traveling Salesmen,
and Conveyances furnished when de
sired. Porters at every boat.
MRS. ELLEN WOODARD,
J. L. Rogerson, Proprietress.
Superintendent.'
feT Time between arrival of boat and
leaving of train for dinner. sep2d2m
notice. '
By order i Board Commissioners,,
Craven county, the Clerk will advertise
for sealed proposals for 100,000 Brick, to
be delivered at the Depot or on the
wharf at the foot of Craven street, in
the City of Newborn, and a sample of
the brick accompany each proponnl.
Proposals to bo received on or before
the 1st Monday iu October. 1SS3.
JOS. NELSON,
! auglS-doctl Clerk Board Com Vs.
W. M. POWERS,
Tin and Sheet-Iron Worker.
' Roofing, (i uttering, and all kinds of
Till Work done. . :. j
Stoves .repaired at short notice.
- Give mo a trial. y
First door' west of Corner of Middle,
and South Front streets, next to Lein
stcr Dufl'v. jlyS-dGiu
PENDLETON HOUSE,
Elizahetli City, 3ST. C,
A. L. PEXDLET0X, ITopV.
This popular hotel is ceiitrally located
and nearer to the Railroad and Steam
boat depots than any hotel in t ho city.
Situated nt the North end of Water
street, very near the river, and in the
best, part of the city. Terms very niinl
ele. Bopi'dlm
B E L L "'';S