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Jos.
Holland & U wonTract for sals.
Jourui.i Miniature Almanac. t . .j
Sun rises, 7:10 ) Length of aav,? w
Sun sets, 5:10 J 10 hours, , ,,, , ,;T
Moon sets at 0:37- a. Jrn; '- 1
Some line Sew river txpul iu hiarket
Yesterday. t .
Our tnickerV commenced putting in
The revenue cutter Stevens is on the
ways for repairs.1 'W'"-
he The newi water Unfc tat the Midiund
fdepoi la now ready for useJ Ltv:: tfi
The steamer Stout sailed for Baltimore
last night with a cargo1 of cotton,-'rice-;
tar and lumber. 'J 1 ' 1 '
Important sale at the office lately oc
cupied by A. Gj "'Hubbard "'deceased
to-day at 12 o'clocE,, 7. '. f -. ,V
About one thousand bushels of rice
sold yesterday the highest firioe paid
beingti.(fe Including sacks' ' ' 4 " ' '
There were some fine yam potatpes in
market on Monday, selling for sixty-five
oents Mr bushel ftOm the cartas'- ? ;i
1 The steamer f7oraice brought in from
Vancobpro yesterday tihiriy-Beyqu.bales
of CQttiniflivi 'tbri battel! sack of
rice.
The Gypsies left yesterday after giv
ing, their $bi$r?.n.aril th$beaf & g6tl
drenching with lagr beer. We hardily
think a more degraded set'of, liumau
beings ever sojourned in the cHy. ,
1 I '
Bon Clark ot into a UwpnteWith
some one near Chocawinity, Beaufort
. county v last Saturday night? .yhen Jeth?
'roNomest'ook sides against him and
knocked him down': fl Clark aiw$- and
made for Noble with his knife stabbing
him, the lenife going fnt'olils lungs. The
vPoiltoKt ptonouiices'vi it :a verj i serious
wound.
Almost Two Fires.
On Saturday night ilbst firferWmft difr
covered in th .ceiling of one of the rear
rooms ofjJ- !B.V Brown5) 1 barber shop
just in time, totiBave an ahirni.n It1 ori-
ginatedJioia.a stove pipe...
. Qn Sunday morning, just as Mr. J. J.
IJoyal was leaving his place of f business
o attend church., fire was discovered in
the ceiling of the building, which also
nricinftteri from a stovA-ninn. But for
themtydifyery eijhep onexif these
... rouia nave maae a nrst-ciass nre.
i it has -now been over two weeks since
the Hackburn Bros, were burned out
and yet two of the Insurance companies,
the Westchester of. New Tt6rk, and the
Fire Association of Fhil idelphia, that
carried risks on their stock have taken
no '' steps to have . the loss ' adjusted.
Thus in addjtioq tor the; heavy Joss suS'
taine(f by these young men by the fire
ihey ii'r'o kept oiii of their business by
the negligence of these, two companies.
It would bf well jfor urcitizens who
have property to insure to make a note
of this. Pronipjies8 in paying liabilities
is one of the best recommendations for
an Insurance company". , ...
irf mirta' pour. - i A i
, On yesterday Jim Parker, colored, was
brougnt Deiore esq. uuion tne cnarge
of ftaudi he . being. &a accomplice of J,
W. 'Warters in attempting to sell, meal
for fodder on Friday last.'. Wni. Whit
ford, psoj, appeared for the.i defendant.
The. case; was continued for. the want of
Warters whoii't'Ssf B'aid.thaB' left the
communjtyi" j, i rf.
P(eiin3i;MQore, colored, wasanaigned
for abducting Jas. Albert Fields, a boy
under fourteen jyeara pf ,'aget She was
arrested- in Beaufort county and re
turned her tor fi'ial. 'Albert Fields is
the proaecutQn,?with Wi E. Clarke, Esq.,
as counsel, , L. J. Moore, Esq., appears
for the defendant. The case was, conr,
tinued, until tjo-day at 10 o clock, n .1
,f :,i. ..,.,...! I" it....t .1
Smallpox In Trentn. - -
Dr. Chas. Duffy,.wa called to .Trenton
on Saturday night last to attend Mrs. E.
Q. I' r " . Tiough thaasy'Vaswii
fully d, yet the Doctor ii leir-
tain she has smallpox. Her husband
returned from , Cincinnati a, few days
ago , with - the disease in a mild form,
though no one knew what was the mat
ter with him.- The announcement by
Dr. Duffy that it was smallpox com
pletely terrified the inhabitants of the
town. The Doctor says there is danger
of "H rprpiding tnj awmming ii WftHg1
niitit tyjio. ' When lie was about leaving
an old gentleman told him there would
be more praying in Trenton that night
ti,n,i w?" ever ! ""tb v-f nig'-.t 'b'?:
I UK. "
Lot ye tcr.'.-y evci. lrz the mail far
rier fromiT. , i' , , .1 Ihnl Mrs.
JIi Dnnit'l's Uhy h; 1 ie f?v r. n
IlUieit of Hon. J. W. M.adr'.rora.
We learn that a privato h tter as re
ceived by a bio'l t-rpi . Hi ,.: I. W
r nU.i:.rd,in f . c.!.t-; lay, td'
, t Ject tl...t t iiUianan, 'presenlj
u.(,jer oi Uoiiicw i.wlkU District,
was very low at Washington, where he
latejy, arrived and lhat his'y ife was
also qn;te ill.; fduugj t.hnckelford
left for Washington hist evening. Wit.
Star! V.l ISJ.K
Vfrnr Name in Prin m fi
Our young townsinan. J'. TJ.' Howard,'
.or e.hrm of Humphrey" & Howard
left in company with "hfs lather. M
J. J. Howard,, and, iRev?rDif.''vrkliea
on th8MIdta'ua "traiu"J,yester'(iay"to fit
'an engagement atlliohlauds.
i Mjss,Ur,acic;Bainptou, of.Boston; Mvf
Mamie (iikill,flKMii,tjriJ&ligh School
and Misses Irene and Addie, Heriii
fr,om Brooklyn, have all been enrolled
in the New Berne Cidetl .School thil
week. . . j
Mr. Joli Collins came in from White
Oak, Jones' county, cm Monday evening
with a load'of 1ci fresh pork which he
sold at 10 cents per pound. !
""4 - l-ix r
totton Malkct. ' ''IjJM
New York futures dull, spots unf
Changed. Liverpool barely steadvl
Fifty-one bales, sold at the EUangf j
Jlie'higheli briflgfcig.JD.l5w v '-t J i
NEW YORK MARKET. SVOTI
, Middling 10 3-lfl, ( p . , ,wi
titrict low 'initldliivf id ' t 1
Low middling 0 8-4. I
NEW YORK i'UTCKUs: J
'Junuai-v, 1 Mo.no ''lO.'OV -Mo.flrl
,,f ebruaiw
Mdrch,"
10.0(i
10.00
10.00
10.19
10.3H
10.10
10.33
10.21
10.31
April,
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LIVHUPOOL SPOTS.
. JJplamlii 5U-W.,
'..Diltanpi'l 13-lli,-i
i - LIVERPOOL PUTURF.H.
- January, ,54., ,( -
' Fcbbnry.B -40-64: " f
At the Grade ScWdf '
A
"Teachftrs'lup Monday 'jwhat Dr.!
It. 11. Lewis, of Kinston College, called;
the first 'scWool''. day -of every 'week1 tn
his ddr(SB .before, tljo Lepoir Teachers 'j
Institute in 18$1. On hat Oay'j he said,!
cliild.ren always ,havethc wn-st lessons
and ara' more 'difficult to control than
on aiy other day of the week. For
that very reason we selected Monday to
pay 'a visit to the New Benin Graded
School-Iu' order to 'seer"wITaf metal
teacher aud1 pupiltt,'wero' comjiosed yto
see what progress' had been made'Wce
our former visit, about two months ago.
' r vpIjpCIPLINB J flit f
' In'Mis's-BuSokfield's room Advanced
FirBt Grade a most . remarkable im
provenjentin order and disciplines can
be goeni Thelittle 'chaps', '.who were, al
most irrepressible two months ago, now
are as orderly and attentiyej their du
ties as Jone could wish'-nobalRoluti'ly
quiet, but the noises now made are in
cidental and not from design.' ' Grube's
method of teaching arithmetic was be;
ing exemplified on, the board, and the
little chaps, who were just learning to
read a line at the time, were also learn
ing the use of 'figures and could add a
pretty long row with great rapidity.
,y,But the wee small fellows were in
Mra-zFerebee's room, and the rapid pro
gress ma,de .by .Jhem . in reading' and
writing, when three months ago' they
did not know a tteiy -exhibits' 'tlie
great adaptability of the new method1
the, '.' word method 'Vin getting young
children started; It is - difficult to ex
plain the plan on paper, but ' it is so full
of interest that visit to Mm Ferebee's
room, alone, will' give a, pleasant morn
ing's entertainment. The children in
that grade have already acquired a vo
cabulary of abotii 200 Words. ' ,; ,': ''
Wheni we enter jibe Second ale,
taught by Miss Chadwickwe, find still
better discipline., , The children are
older . ard more .is requtro of the(H
This class is reciting- ii Geograp1iy,'and
the Journal is the, text book that is,
an aiticle copied im it -frory hn Norrh
time ago, on the manner of studying
the GeoEraphy of North Carolina j writ-
en-1Proii.4PHmips 'bf1 apel1 Mil,
'.-'. , h
.5?. u,S:JW?Jfll
if is remarkably to pote with what fa-
cility these Secorid' Aides' lve the phy-
sioe,l outlines of our State, t They bound
it, give tbe principal-rivers, mountain
cape8',('.etc.j then' mentioned'; fUe.'pro4
duc'ts of the Stated its water" bower.
imines and other valuable features. .
The rpom of the Tliird &(a.dk was es
pecially bright and attractive. Pretty
pictures and tasty decorations adorned
the walls, and the faces of 'tliecliildreu
Beemed unusually hrightatid intelligent.
One's sou shows Uir,ougl the eyes, and
hese 'cliildren' iiave" evidently ,had. a
desire for knowlecke awakened in t.hwip
hearts, .and jt shines in their eager rye s j
- ..un.. ..v- b .Hiv noiicea in
Mrs. Nash's 'teaehihgnd .hfde'ed 'it
seemato be the rule of the Kqhoolf ftat
a routine lesson is iot thehipg aimed
at. i ta teaching g'-ogrnphy,,. for.,ejinmr
le, the leuson .i tiupplcinented and1 en-
Toiled by, historical incident .prhioi
'eraphical ' sketch whi'c'h not only, giyes
lXfuable' information but fixes and im
presses tiie locality under dwoueaijn.
;And a lesson Jearped in Uiia manner is
never forgottenwhile,the .routine; rfarf-J
.1 ,Misa J Fttigrew'8 i ;room-Eourtih
Graderwdbeaid a geography Usson iK
the style practiced ?and ! recoinmend'el
by ProL.1 Joseph Kin'seyformerlyOef,
La Grange. Academy; now in charge Jof
the KinstonGrdded school ""Mitchell !s.
Outline'Map of South America" was bh,
the wall, and the' 'undivided interest of
the osfj -was held 'by 'a series of " ques-J
fby pupils" tndel- on'ly"! little of the
I J. la ' i . ' . .' i ' , ' . .-1 . r ,
reacner s prompting.; Thus one boy, at
the'eommand of the iteaclier! would ask
for 6esci-!ption" of 'the Andes' monii
taifis', aiid andtlier on 6 would be cal 1 fo
tp' the 'map 'to' poiu't but andde3crihei
iwas, an outline, map only not a
name on it). ' If , the one' called on
couldn't answer-properly the questioner
.wmselt.must take, his place. After a
numbei", .of . questions , had been asked
au3, , answered,; pne littler fellow en
deayored to put a quietus on no many
questions by saying : ."Commence wifli
the map and go on till I tell tliom to
stop. " MissPettigrew js a good teacher.
She handles her class, well,, and t keeps
ttiei; attention well directed' t 'the ob
ject in y-igw oftentimes difficult, to do
when visitors, aren-eseii't, as on ;this
occasloa; ; for. beside! the i;writer,' Miss
Mooifi-k.HJtcachev of the Goldsboro Graded
School, and Mrs. Kilburn of tle rjty
and Piif.tfohWi were iihhe room! if I
"What verdict must wi give on the
Graded Schooiy
It is doiug exceedingly well. We
examined its workings carefully when
itfiist commenced,' and nowi' aftor this
review in the lower grades, wo take
much pleasure Jareporting wonderful
progress. The" Principal has done his
work well, and the present condition of
his school is a testimonial that can be
read by1eyeryr citizen ""Of Ndw Berne
whenever the school is visited. The
NeWiBerno Graded School is an honor
'iM'a credit to a city that can make' the
proud .boost that her. pant history shows
more literary culture thaw that of any
other city in the State. - What lias besn
done in the past ought to ho reproduced
in the future. - .
! . ' : lKorihe.Iouy.KAL.ir,
iMr. Editob: In your remarkrof the
23d in reference to an article from me
you have gone from, silly to cheeky! ; '
You say it shows a good deal of as
surance for any corporation to ask that
1,300,000 of stock value 120,000 he given
it for such 'a return as they promise to
give.. And Jn, the next' place, who
wants a road to Salisbury?.'- Where is
Salisbury located and what great thing
is to bri accomplished by building tliis ?
After leaving Raleigh, this road to Sal
isbury runs' through an 'entire new sec
tion of the State'a'iVd tho."peoplo along
this comtemplated lino can best answer
thaie questions? artid nloiibt to 'have
this toad built will donate as much ' if
not more than some- of the counties
along thelAtlantic' Road' did'. But! tak
ing your argument,' don't you think it
was rather modest for' the original
Sfqckhdldjcrs of! tlie''A., & N. fcj R.;,R.
to ask the Legifelature to issua bonds Tor
the sum of $1366,000 to assist them '' to
build a road 10() mile long? But it was
done and the peopIe'al'Sng the line liave
had the benefit of it and ' the State has
never received one cent' in return- If
this Atlantic, road was of so much bene
fit to the State as to cause the Legisla
ture to invest the abovos sum, do you
;think it would be such a "cheeky"
thing forf the present Legislature tot of
fer any Company that would1 build 150
miles of roa through .their State to con
nect with this Atlantic road, this stock
,in ths Atlantic fread, in a business poify
of view.V, .1 bliould think it a good "'in
vestAehCfoV;th6,tate:,It would really,'
brt of more value- to tiier Btate than 'a
It'.'.. '(.'"""I't' I. Uf: ,i..Ir ilt
inrougu line A-ereat throutrh liirnhpn.
m.m.xj m. uun iwu lillUU UUIIUWUIS
the. Atlantic" liaving .tenninal
outlet at New Berne," or forehead in-
creases thoir trada and promotes their
Commercial interest and will not be peH'
fitted if the R. & D. ij'nd ,W.',& W.'
r'padfs can prevent' it,, as ' tji,e -pastjhas
jlearly shown this to batruo, and every
itep the Atlantic Road makes, west of
Goldsbprq wjll.be h?et by their combiuadJ
opposition, and here-d3Iwh6re ' the " l-ub
comes &:' If the Midland gets tho con
trol of the Atlantio-Road then by work
Irii'tliei'r.lina'.jvoif .ttiey 'migfc't.'obtuln
freight that now goes Jo the Other' lines
and finds outlet -at Norfolk and "West
pbirit,!,, Vbiiask did it evor occur. to m'e
that there is itroad'to Salisbury, to which;
i answer in gofar as the -Atlantic, road
focpiviiifi any't'ra,de f roiii it! -that' eould
go any otlor way, ,no,, , And this' ia ,6no
of tho best reasons why this road should
peWilfand bo'a pa.'of. tlie.'-AUantio
nX(l lnn. (aispiC,"t5at. thflt' Com-'
pa'ny .bnild ing this road shoii'ldha v'e tull
control of the .whole lihe,liavip,g.iU out'
ret at New1 Bel-no and1 Moreuqad.igain :. J-:-;'-. '
'otl say'ii the'MidWd" WcoWpl'ot"",1 '"5W'inJH!VM Vf.-t&KliT.' ! '
-the, whole'roadi judging it' by ' all .other
riiilroad corporations, the private, stock
U3 the roa'dH would, Wt be woitlv qiia
centV -..;' V:! AV,jn;"
,f .flow I look Uiiq in ft different light J
A ajqnty, f Htoek; lawfallfigoverria.
in,ios(j all, roads and ' I w.ould iball
your attention toiithe ,R. Sc.- D. H., R.i
stock. A few years past its stock was at
avety lotf figure', about the sanle price
aii'tho Atlahtla atpleseat, 1aria"'nder
tho present hianagenJent',-the value of
said road is par as a paying stock hav
ing paid dividends the past vea'r with a
slirplusfun'doh'Kand, and many r6ada,
wo nuv, nanem, Hudson Kivei riJaltir
nu u Duino iime in
eariy , nistory ' their . stock
has ' 'been -.sold, V,f "the market
very " low '"but ' now .' under one
steady control and management .with
increase of business are good paying
stocks. And it is my belief, wth in
crease of business under one stdady.epn
trol with tliiij extension to Salisbury of
the Midland road, that in a few vears
the stock in the Atlantic road, will be a
paying ptock, owning the largest share
It would be. clearly the 'interest df the
Midland management to increase the
value df their stock so that each Stock
holder will receive the1 'same bene
fits and' if the ''member from
Lenoir ' and ' Craven' county ' look
to1 their 'constituents' interest thev
Should do all they can to grant to other
counties tliat which they have had so
large a share of 1,200,000 .from' the
State to build the A. & N. C, Railroad, It
win cuke uie ctaie no money,- will in
crease the business of the Atlantic road,
and hi a few; year increase its stock
value ami every private stockholder, will
reap tho benefit,. .u , M i
Now 1 will say, looking to tho future,
after this road is completed to Salisbury,
one consolidated line, all' tinder one
management, that other- points may be
reached by rail until the business of the
company may demand a compress td' be
erected und shipment be made direct to
Europe - from Morehead." Tlieil every
bale, of cotton 1 that Carteret,1 Craven,
Lenoir; Onslow, "Jones oi' Greene pro
duces and-bow 'finds, a' market at, this
p6int will sell for'fc pe,r bale more than
at this time, as the expense, and charges
of shipping to Norfolk will' be saved to
the producers. ! . -
What say "tlio , members of these
counties to opposing, any bill that ,will
prevent thijrr constituents in th future
saving from " $50,000 to $100,000 per
year? ' "' ' - - ' : lf' (- -
With, all due respect to ypury wwh to
the position that 'Governor -Ja'rvis 'has
taken in his matter,!' tliink- ho. 'has
showugreat w'iKdom'an for'ethonght in
doing all he could.to- iinprove the value
of thoA.&Nvfl. Iteilroad and forjhis
honest intentions to iiHuto outside cap
ital to .come into, hi's State . md build
roads with no expense to the State Jimd'
thereby developing its interest and iin-
'creasing its taxable property. i ' . 1 1
NoW, Mr. EditoiViiiiVitf) till such 'to:
come and if any wish to Invest 'oneta1
two milUou in our' State-V'hf'rf? fhem
diitiif'the State hasa'nyjmore such- obd'
'paying s'tock'an "ftie1 Atlantic 'let 'lih lie
liberal and giy.w them at controlling in-'
teifest; itcfamiQt Tbe any1 eat., damage
and may'be'some o'od to tliose holding
balance of the stock.1" '. ' '
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.ub, jwiiiwb i.s mere, i a genuine)
case of Smallpox in Trenton, only! a
few miles distant, and with which there
is . such i consta it i pommunicatian Tby
laud ano) writer, does itnot behoove the
proper authorities of this town to ini
tiate such measures at once', as may
protect our citizenb in 'Case of the
spread of the dineasw? Smallpox and
the additional cit taxeh proposed to be
collected would ibmvery unwelcome
yisitora-to, mosof (jomjug,; tfigatHer
aa.they nowJhj-ealjWiT I) a a 0?U5Xti!
Tr-r-- -.1...... 1. ... Ill h.H'J
ft
i fjvtdPilj PjiQposals for lurnlalilu Aledlolue
and Sledtcftl'Supplles lot-'iliei ('ouut.v.l'oor foi
tho present year, will be ' received by 'tlie
CU'ik ol the Hoard of- ComMissloners until
iTirst. Monday , in February;)
-4iiicle, msiclas in evry i-dpeelwilrbe
reqiiircil..,,,,,,,, fl,;j )U .n ,,j
! ilf-orilej ifinrd,Cpiiimlstouergtt: ) i!,:t
'ilt!i . II (JOSEPH JfFLBONV-V
janlO-t.l .ji);. ' V . -'SiJ-! leirk.' '
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1 Walter P. BunS'' "CC
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
! ,", j'-. AND; DKALEB8 ,IM . ,
GRAIN 'OF - ALL1 .KIND?.'
, mar uiiioi-B urn jC'oiiRlgnmeiiis rospeetAiH
; tK)jorEiu:iAi;i
r;,Coriu Middling 9 l j; -strict Jnkv
narvic. ,',' i nJ. Z f i.-i.l .
j OaKM-59c. per bushel, di I ru.T. ":i
njCE-T-ifi,ju toj.os uey.bu(4l.:no !
Llllunnfnnlfm A.. " i
, Eqos-22(j. ner dozen; ' I1
.-I r k tm .
' lNUTS-New crop, 1.00,, .i,,- bu.sliel
of 82 lbs. -
.Judder Sl.23. dm hundred, i-t'-i.
. Apples - - Mattauiuukeetd. i' l ,53 dm-
J Oniojs CO0per.WiU.r: i. ..t 'j '
PKAS-r-$l.l) to S1.2o per bushel. ,
Hides Dry, Uc. to lie; green .V. '
Tallow--6c. per lb. i- ' -i i -Ciuckens
Grown,. 50o. per pair,. ft 1
Tuukeys-$1.75 per pair.
.MEAL Boltedj 0oi put blishel'.
Potatoes Bahamas, 1 30a40c s vam-
SOaOOc. per bushel. '
' SnlNQLES WPst Tllfli-i .1 tm-h; Wiio.f '
82.50 per M. Building 5 inch,' hearts',
$3.50; saps, $3.50 ier M. , !
at' THE
Midland "Rail w'y Depot
At rri-:rv o'cixjk.
. 100 Bunches of Bananas, ,;
3,000-Oranges. :
, ' 1
fr tkrms cash. '
VAT()N fiTKEKT, '
v , .. j, n :Ali(!tluneers. (
Hi
jftllllj-lt
o. e; slover ;
Hii8.lustr(-Plvoil lite lollowins? fmrni'ii (Idocls,
u!l FKKSH, ijnil fliri-.1 CIlKAl'. ,,
Small Hams, i
' -Breakfiipt Jlncnn, ! ' .' ' '
Canned Beef, ' '
T'ofinless (Jodfisli, ,
4 ..Oondmsod Milk,.. .....
Heafoam amllioynl linking Powders
Yeast Cakes, ' ' - i .
Italian Mnccnroni,
"..'Cneumber Pickles, Chow f'liow",
Baker's Cliocolute,"
Pearl Barley, ,
Mi nee Meat, r
, I'runns, . 1 ' .
Oatmeal,' Buckwhcnt, "' - -:
;Kine Syrup. 1 " 1
' Pi'psli'lloasli'd Coirepnnd v
. Early 1'oso Pulfifocp.
,;;it;;tyOst''!
-fn-rtrili)!' tV m.n lh"rooiii fti-Vihr
.'to ' v.-.J '
lit.
Fori hb I
If to J
Hi
SIXTY BAYS '
!, I -: .j si!:', ;,..;
. ulJ- T 'l(Ki1Wrrtit j'i !;:! I'
of UKlles" I'loitlcs, , Willlrlns .hn-lielf anj
Hha wis, Bltitli Hiitl I-'aneyiOnsiineiwii .Men's1
Flifct'lWBl,ilt.-rci!t OlfithiuR, HtKitsaiid 'liilioes,
lints anil Cniis.'-' 'A liili'Sflt-ir'ttf
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(AjlsojJUiro shouBaiidi y.iMlsor-Worslea at' itf
L'isper! '! ''''! ,-' i '.-J'
J. L. MriDANIEL,
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Choice Family' Groceries,-
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iTheiVeryiMButKV.
reeeiverf ri-esh Trrtn Vh'p host Xoi l'l j-m 'iihii it's
fcvery ten tluj-s..,. MO k..'i.i itj i."
Phoico Grartes oi' fu)iHj"' Ftotarv
Jnnaily NEWBERX. k'!
, . .i uut-aa viw Jc-receiptsioaratfl Kurt
at 3.50 for yellow dip. ' , ... , ., A
TAR-Kinn at 1.50 and ixJi?. 7' " .' I '
: BitewAX-20. to 58c1. ptir V. IlJ tl I "
HoNKY-fiOc. per fcalldh. TjiMj
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J)tler lnnnJltlrtpperor"v
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i shall self Pans tnr ah
40ic Shiws 34ic.,.and,pVn
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NOTICE., '''if'1 '
Jfotiw Is iiorchy Riven tli.it I will iniw?
a Mil ai Mm n.-Ktwesioa of tM Cleneral Xi
Kc'iiihiy to mn.'.ni ti,P charterer th foim Al
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tlc-ij-im ; , HenatorlltJiDldtHi-i;.!
To whom ir limy conwrn : ' ' ".'''"
Take not itjo thiit a imi to nmen'il th ihi7ihi '
f thpciiy oi Kiw Heme will lie lnirodQced l
llie(ite-itl AHWinlily of North (?arnlln ..
! lie .liuuiiuy Session, ISSfl. s ' ' - '
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MM I N ISTBATOB'S NOTICE.
Stan: op Nokth CahomvA,- ')' l'J'JtJ
. r:i 411 toun ty. J j. : j ;j tj jj(J
, '''J10 il7ili;v ImvliiK qualitlwl ns Ai)mtnl
A: IV lisH', before the Prohrtt I'ourt u( Ouiveii.
.iiht,v, liereby -tiotirleH all persons having
cliiiniti ii(iiuiiKliUl KBtate to urenont them laxl
imvmeioij or lMftre the liltl, tiny of UeeeinT
li.ii-, it,,, or Mils notice will Im Weoilcd lu bar"
ol I it'll- ivi-!.v,-r.v. , ,.H
i Aii pei-BtiiiH iiitlelitetl V nal Estate will
miike In, lotMlniepayutenU i.-ii" i UlJ.n.l
I.Kin.1li!K ft h tiny of Deeeralier. 1H82. , .,
ileel,MWll.
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A PHOCLAMATIOM BY JB&l
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8200 MM
f--' - "Ac-in . , i- i,imrtnieiu. I .
wh,',i-..oii ii y..i-J '..-.- . ii; hi
"yutii I, i j jls department that
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hu ftt!itt', i sitcon-eenls -litihallr tUwt Wziz"
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w, Jherefoi. I; Tuomh .1. inrld 'tirlJi
llOrOI lilt.' StlttH of N.lrth IVimlln. k:i..;
tifHiitlitiHtyln-nie vested by law, do Issue this
.uirt tllliverv of tniysaltl Wenjnm.n h,ii to
i'i1' '?f( r.neu iVHinty,nt the Court House?
he Mnlf nml all gtwtl altisens tcVasslht In'
lniiiaiiiissitltiliniimlti)iiuitlce. 1 1 1
-IV.ne T-onr ntyof Rnleinh. th ii,
nt lt-'eiuiH.r.Jiheyatof our LortonV
llumwtnil oitilit huntli-el nnri otoi,,.,,....
iu iiiK niiwiuiiHiretr nnu Heveiith year
Ol Allltll it-nil iTttlerwnrl.mnA u i,,."..!
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ii toet tior, i inches high, a)iout at to fti-yem-a
jilrt, anrt welufi front i: Ki lw pounds 1
hiis sniall fhluttiier looking eje,'nnd hftei
Btthpr a st I lit n appe.iritpoo, , 0031x11117,
Yn ibetMoriNl-trt an order 'oVthe'r-relmtl
WitjOlllriiven Ominty, I, Wtlf Mirror eW
The property,j'onslKtlin of ,-',-, -I
;lh valLat.tt-lj.w Ihi-wy atiirdUier valii
nhle iulBCellaiM;ou lH)k'i,onlion.!1i b
gyv-oiio plnelon, ttno oirt, harnebs, a lot o?
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till t he murtlei- of hla wtiA, A1..1 uKZ.r? S