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i QURNAL JLJ: A.' 7. 1L ;rA , : Jr." VI 4. I VOL, III. LOCAL NEWS Journal Miniature Almanac. Sun riabf, 5:41 1 Length of day, : ' Sim ;sctB, 6:25 1 12 hours, 44 minutes. Moon sets at 2:05 a. in. George Credle set up apples Inst niht but they were rotten. IN. M. Gaskill, merchant tailor, offers clAeapsuits. See "ad." v.". -t The steamer Kinston arrived yester day with cotton and naval stores. f hie lumber men lost a largo number "Tioga on Wednesday night by-, the severe wind. ;, - ' The work of laying the new steel rails on the A. . & N. 0. Railroad is being ushfc 1 along. ': , ; The 'pea growers near the city com- r ''plain that' the heavy winds are danaag ' . i. Ini to th,e crop. -' ' J Vi ( The Trent sails for Trenton this morn ' t ' ins with a full careo of fertilizers and ' f 'M general merchandise. . : " The Lawn Tennis Club has had Jwq y additional plots cleared off on the Acad emy Green for the purpose of enjoying f this outdoor sport. ', i ' 5 The entertainment at the McLean ! building on'Wedne'sday night for1 the 1 benefit of Ebenezer Presbyterian Church - ! was quite a success, panning out $$3.58 Hi net. , i i' I Ed. Harris, the colored youth !(who ' , ia chareed with breaking Mai. Crcdle's Confectionery, at the post office, a few ilays ago, was captured and lodged in , .' ajl yesterday. V ';. ;!;!. ., j ;The whitewash brush has beenaplied o n tho trees in front of Mr. F. Boesser s 5 tore and improves the appearance of dings very much. There are many Ither trees in town that would submit yto the same treatment and not be dam' 7 aged. ,k , I--"'-A-1 Chairman Isaao T. Wilson, by order ' l , Jtihe Executive Committee, calls the 11 fepnbjlcan county convention of Jones o meet Ji Trenton on Saturday, the 26th inst. The precinct meetings for the selection of delegates to the convention will be held on Saturday, the 12tbi The appearance of L. J. Moo'ro, l"eq., . in the Republican committee meefing on yesterday is an indication of a vigor- I V . -., it. T.it f , us campaign on tne part oi tne jsepuu- l ! licans this year, Should tne Kepuouans -l t i in the 2nd District act wisely and nom will haye no easy task to hold their dwn in jvorm Carolina. Tne Kalelgh Register contains a ms tory of the Atlantic & North Carolina - Railroad from the time it was first chartered down to the present. It is of t the opinion that the old mullet road ) will yet be worth something tahe i private stockholders. We will give the Register's account in to-morrow's issue, ' The Republicans begin early this y ear. calling their county convention on the 24th inst. The harmony which prevailed at the committee meeting "yesterday - would seem to indicate a big vote in thjs county, but John u. Uardner ,says it ia a sure sign that the Greenbackers will sweep the field this year. Blow, ye . winds. ' ..' '. , ' Our Wilson Mirror gave us the slip before we could read the Ransom-Vance article of Bro. Blount, but we get it from the Raleigh Register and agree with that paper, that notwithstanding it is a little "hishfalutin," yet .rhen one begins to read it he will continue as long there is anything to read. Look in the Mirror ot last week and you will see r'ectod the pictures of Vance and Ran Buiu with James Madison Leach looming up in the back ground. Pence n Craven County. Mr. J. It, Rasberry was in the city on Thursday ahd was rather enthusiastic vci the fence question. He says he 1 '43 f T'l Vfilorl fill Auav tVta orn nrr ninnf. fly, and that the agitation of the stock law during the last session of the Gen i r.. ombly has caused the people to tulld more fences, better fences iind .,' i -:cr fences. iL'cvtjona, . ... llr. r ' ' Rickwell and lady, of Troy . a., aro ia C19 city. stODnina' at the a ton Louso. v,"e learn they are well eased with the cily nnd will probably : !v ' i w 'i us for a wl.'1 . I'r, R. D. Eiuey, propiii-for of the Yarboro House, was in the. city yer-ter- T. Bronileii and L. Dillaliu I, i., of Trenton, nre in the city. , i ' Vio" ly i:i-!iii(ld youn; ,'t having l,'...o. "around with 'a t' o Ot! i a 1 r night, on ;,Ie wearied, r 1 ' " i 1 ! ' 1 ! 1 Uarmonlzlns. The Executive Committees of the two factions of the Republican party of Craven assembled at the court house yesterday and agreed upon a joint County Convention to be held at the court house on Thursday, the 24th day of April, at 12 o'clock. The Chairman of the two factions presided jointly and the Secretaries of both perform the duties of that position. R. Hancock, jr., of the Hahn faction, called , the meeting to order andl. B. Abbott, of the Stimson faction, ex plained the objects of the meeting, which was to harmonize and get ready to fight Democrats instead of fighting among themselves. He said the DemO' crats were already fighting 'among themselves, but Republicans could not afford to do it. ; :V t f . ,l Everything ; moved ' along harmoni ously under the double headed arrange ment until Mr. L. J. Moore's motion for calling a County Convention was iabout to be put, when E. E. Tucker, editor of the Banner, made just a little ripple. He wanted the roll called on Mr. Moore's resolution. Mr. Moore hoped, , for the sake of harmony, the motion for the roll call would bo withdrawn. 1 , : ' - Chairman Abbott explained that the two committees had come together with a view of harmonizing, but if the gen tleman wanted the roll called he could tell him in advance that he would be beaten. ' ' , - Tucker: "I deny that. You overrate yourself when you say thatj but I with draw the motion to haf e the roll called . " The resolution was unanimously adopted, and is as follows: . ' Resolved, That a County Convention be called of the Republican party to be held at the Court House in the city of New Berne, for the county of Craven, at 12 m. on Thursday, the 24th day of April, 1884, for the purpose of nominat ing delegates to the State and Congress ional Conventions, and all county officers who are to be elected this year. The chairmen of the different wards and precincts are hereby requested to call their primary meetings for the pur pose of electing delegates to this Con vention on Monday, April 2tst, at 8 Vilui.k.. II.' In.T - . , Accident at the Railroad Shops. Mr. R. H. Bishop, an apprentice at the railroad shops, had his right hand caught in a cog wheel on yesterday and two fingers cut off. Well Now! , Editor " Journal:-! notice that a "Newbernian," in the Nut Shell, ia ter ribly upset about the fact that "No New bernian holds office in the city govern ment from Marshal down." , , ; " . ' Now from marshal "down," as he is pleased to term it, there are but, three patrolmen, and Mr. Roberts claims to be an exception even there, i But how about from marshal "up'" Let us see: Tax collector, native; city treasurer. native; city attorney, native; mayor, native. As to the mayor, I am not pos ltive, but if he wasn't born, in New Berne there is but few here old enough to know it, and as to the treasurer I am in some doubt, but am quite certain that he was either born here or was brought heie when quite trndll. But did it ever occur to ''Newbernian',' that a man's birth place is a matter be yond hi control and may be termed an accident, but an adoptod home is a mat ter of choice and of mature preference, and I believe the framers of the Consti tution only reserved the office of Presi dent of the United States to native born citizens as an especial privilege and left all the others open to whoever might rove himself worthy of it, or at least so deemed by the great American peo pie. . . Squib Immigration Notes. Mr. Patrick, Commissioner of Irani! gration, said to a reporter1 yesterday that a large colony of French desire to come to this State if they can secure a tract of from 10,000 to 15,000 acres of lana, sandy, at say $1.50 an acre. The French settlers in the State are well pleased. Mr. Patrick says Quite a num ber of immigrants .are coming into the State from Pennsylvania. . They are settling from the eastern counties to the ' extreme west. - A plan is anoat at Astoria, JSew York to organize a "forest Settlement," to come to North Carolina and buy a large tract of forest land and settle it as a community. A party of Canadians will come to the State in a few weeks. Some of the advance guard reached hero yes terday nnd left for Winston. The eyn dicate of Pennsylvanuins which Is buy ing large tracts of land near New Berne represent a capital of $1,500,000. News J Observer, The P' liooner John S. Gilraore. Capt. "itli, f i I"1 i'uloiphia, bound to 'thC. . , . , i!' . p: ht of the 23th 'I. sprui:- l.i-r r.. - t-head oil .'u-ot. m (in U,,,. 'i to put f o C, of u m.i. i diuvimr ' sC. - n t oom ; I '3 f i ''r i l I i' " ' i i i i I y i v.n r, i , ; ass ' her '1 1 r 1 . 1 '-'-ir nnd S -.: r It' i. t e 1 id at f .1 Ng)V BEBNE, N. C.j FRIDAY, APRIL 4t City Council Proceeding;. 'uesday Etoono, April 1st, 1884. "oard met this evening in regular The session Present cyor . Howard presuiing. burn, Miller, llmefn' ?u,nt"e' ack- On motion of C1fadT?n' ' 1 the Board adjourned uTC T,T 1 to-morrow. Wednesday evening, at t o'clock on meet- mgs 10 do neia io-nignt. f R. D. HAHOOCE, City Clerk.S. ' Wednesday Evknino, April 2, 1884. An adjourned meeting of the iJoard I was held this evening, Mayor Howard I presiding Present Oj, Howard, Rountree, Ha burn, Miller, Moore, Crawford and Odefc5 v. ; The City Attorney being otesent read his opinion in regard to "the city ere- . ..... ' . aung a aeoi neyona wnat ine law auows the City Councilmen to collect. OnJ motion of Councilman Hackburn the I opinion was received and ordered to be filed and mention made of the same on the minutes, Councilman Hackburn, Chairman of Committee, on Fire Department, ' re ported that the jumper house for the Atlantic Company had been completed, and stated that a hose rack in the rear of the house for the purpose of stretch' ing and drying the hose upon was very much needed. On motion, the' matter was loft with the Fire Department Com mittee with power to act. ; f " ; Councilman Moore, Chairman Com mittee on Streets and Pumps, reported that a well which was very much need ed in the upper part of the city was be ing bored. On motion the following places were selected and the following persons ap- pointed as Registrars and Inspectors of the election to be held in the city on the 1st Monday in May next: First Ward, W. G. Brinson's office. S. R. Street, jr.,' Registrar; J. U. Smith and Dr. H. G. Bates, Inspectors. Second Ward, City Clerk's office. R D. Hancock, Registrar; E. C. Cuthbert and D. N. Kilburn, Inspectors, Third Ward, E. M. Pa vie 's Bhop. E. Matthews, Registrar; W. R. Guion and Jas. Manwell, Inspectors, i Fourth Ward, A.-L. Bynum's Bhop. A. L. Bynum Registrar; Jno. Lane and Isaao R. Richardson, Inspectors. Fifth Ward, E. U. Hill's office. E. Si Hackburn, Registrar; E. G. Hill and Leinstef Duffy, Inspectors. The City Marshal made the following report for the month of March, which was, on motion of Councilman Craw ford, received and adopted: Work on streets..... $ 93.33 Repairing pumps............. 80.00 Mason work on aqueducts 4.00 Mason work: on tne Atlantic hose carriage house......... ...... 2.50 1.00 3.60 For carrying Mechanics' truck to and from the fire... Eighteen trees at 20 cents each Total...... ' . . 134 43 On mnMnn rt riinMlman Oratr VST. a. Rrinoon wn .nnl.), $30 for copying the tax list, as per con tract. '- ? '' The bill of Cawman, Hollowell & Co. was, on motion of Councilman Gray, re ferred back to the Fire Department Committee for correction. .Y-: The usual monthly bills were allowed, minutes read and approved and the Board adjourned. - R. D. Hancock, City Clerk. Union Meeting at Tuckahoe. The delegates from the several church es of Disciples in Jones and Onslow counties met at Tuckahoe church, Jones m,nt7 nnRofnrr ok ' T t Davis, of Jones distrint. imd Tf. n. tiowen, of Onslow, were the preachers present, ihe former addressed the .ttK: the year. B. H. Huffman was elected chairman; L. E. Duffy, clerk; Ben j J Brown, treasurer. Kenorts were then heard from the Evangelists and from the mission at Sneed's Ferry.' Consider able interest was shown in the general work,, and funds raised to assist the mission. On Lord's-day J. T. Davis addressed an attentive house on "Unity," and the Union adjourned to meet at Pleasant Hill, Jones county, on Saturday before tne our ounaay in June.. a. JOtt VYort. ,; ' The Journal office is prepared to print Bill Heads, Letter Heads, En- velopes, Cards, Tags.Circular Envelopes, etc, in neat and handsome style, and also at prices to suit the times. Give us a trial. Chattel Mortgages.. Keal Kslate Mort- caws, Deeds. Lion Bonds, always on hand. blanks for the appointment of Over seers, and for making Overseer's report, on hand. , iuaiDiiguu win jrwu turn no iimo oi may prove the forerunner of a complaint that may be fatal. Avoid this reRuIt by inking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, the best of known remedies for colds, coughs, catai rtjg. bronchitis, incipient consump tion, and all other throat and lung dis eases. Tho pippor ci,;aret!o smol;er wliouses ' k well's Ikirbnia Lc:.;: Cut can t!S t iv,-:ch 1 ''.'U-o i - t r 11 r, Hinston Items, , The dust and high wind last Wednes day made many Christians-sneeze. ' It now looks like the drains on King street will be finished about the begin ning of the next Olympiad. The building of the market house is progressing with provoking rapidity. It has an elegant sufficiency of chimneys and will make a aumber one kitchen or a good "hotel on the European plan." Anthony Davis, Esq., of Pink Hill, cea$S?cut0 of tne wi.U of R- w- King, de has been in town several davs supermi monumening the erection of the King ttniaa KAiriAitiie : motes. 5 treats and 8Ce poliSTfed to gWe fegialttttr').'-'':''' 'H?: ' n ? That greatrans-ldanfe'? : .: Herbert Bpencer, in antc.Phll0S0Pher' speech; baidio the Amer1-"1" KGnimble. ffnimhlfl more: voa People: r --R",r too fcnn arA Pnllnlravilla naArtla ara frplTren' at the N.' & T. R. S. Co.. it looks hrv?8 they think the great philosopher spoke only to them 'A farmer of the Neck townshio. Lenoir county, who makes the 'farm pay, raised a fine crop of sweet potatoes last year, and, as usual, put them up in nanus in nis yara ior winter ana spring use. Recently he discovered his potatoes f were disappearing faster than a fair use of them would warrant. He at once called'up bis foreman, who is not only the foreman of this farm, but is als the governor general of all the negroes m that township, and said to him: "Well, covprnnr. if lonkn libn nnmphnrlv 1ir de truf," replied the governor, "an' ef - -- n. . i . - I was you I'd stop dat nigger stealing, sho. I'd sot a big steel trap and cotch dat nigger or die. " A few nights after wards the farmer set a large steel trap, and one night just before day the farm er was aroused by the agonizing cries of a well-known voice shouting "Help 1 help 1 1 Mars Billy, oh Mars Billy, come take me out die tater trap, and I gib you f" a, "Ters 1 m . , a , 'ear ana . nve hundred pound bale ob cotton et you curat ten on me.;' un examining tne situation "Mars Billy" found his honest foreman, the veritable governor gen eral, half alive in the huge steel trap and was "dumbfounded." THE LATEST NEWS. Another Horrible Cyclone. Muncie, Ind., April 2. A cyclone struck this county at about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, completely wiping Oakville, seven miles south of here, on the Fort Wayne, Cincinnati & Louis ville railroad, out of existence, and do ing great damage to life and property. At about S o'clock a heavy black cloud came driving from the west and another from the north; the clouds met at the house of Lewis Cochrane, two miles west: J of Oakville, Hfted it from its foundation, and tearing it into kindling wood deposited it a distance of over two miles, and a half minute later it struck Oakville. Of thirty houses in Oakville all but three were torn down. Four persons were killed outright in Oakville and the fifth ' morning. : oames panueru, . , ,1 f . T Ci 1 . m"eo w08" ul uaM""i .WB ttlDU Kllieu, muiiug SIX Jillieu m un. mj are reported wounaed. a large ware- house and saw. mill adjoining are in ruins, and the scene is a chaos of rub bish whose ownership it is impossible to tell. Anna Dearborn, an old lady, two sons of Col. Johnson and James Sanders are among the killed. : The path of the oyolone was about a quarter of a mile wide. ;- New York. April 2. A Columbia (S. C.) special says: : "A fearful hurri cane has prevailed here Biace 6 a. m. Trees were uprooted, miles of . fencing leveled." gardens destroyed," windows j.i!vj j fi,M'Ki- j, demolished, and outhouses blown down thfougbout the city. The iron roof of the State house has been blown oil, The Palmetto monument is greatly damaged.Mt is reported that a village n Lexington county hai been com pletely destroyed and several persons ir,;,,rai Augusta, Ga, April : 2; A conven tion of Southern cotton mill representa tives, to take in consideration the con dition of the cotton goods trade, and if possible to agree upon some plan to curtail the production -until the trade improves, will be held here, to-morrow. - ChaTtanoooa. Tenn.V Abril . 2.-A naoiinniTn" tvoin -vr 4-Vi a A 1 o Via rv a Jir Ci ran t Southern railroad was wrecked thirty miles from this oitv last nicht bv a tree which was blown across the track. Ed. Brown, fireman, was killed, and Mike Fraidley, engineer, was scolded. The engine and two cars were demolished " How are we ever eoine to ge through our SDrine and summer's workr We are all run down, tired out before it beems." Bosavmanva farmer sf am ily. -We answer, go to your druggist and nay five dollars for six bottles of A vot'd ftnonhol-illa ' ' Tliia ' a 1 liiof. tli medicine you need, and will pay com- pound interest on the investment. ' For Rent Rooms at tho Rrinson House, by fel2tf Sarau A. Johnson. For Kent, V The 1 now oeci street, r; session t ) r and commodious dwelling ied by J. C. Whitty on Union billing eleven rooms, Pos ' -) f. iven May ls-t, 1B81. !y t) II. T,. Pl FFY. 1884. :An Extraordinary Offer. . . 'To All Wanting; Employment. Wo want Live, Energetio and Capable Agents in every county in the United States and Canada, to sell a patent arti cle of great merit, ON its merits. ' An article having a large sale, paying over 100 per cent, profit, having no competi tion, smd on which the agent is protect ed iu the exclusive sale by a deed given for each and every county he may secure from us. With all these advantages to our agents, and the fact that it is an ar ticle that can be sold in evey household, it might not be necessary to make an '.'EXTRAORDINARY OFFER" tO Secure good agents at once, but we have concluded to make it to show, not only ourconridence in the merits of our invention, but in its salability by any agent that will handle it with energy. Our agents now at work are making from $150 to $600 a month clear, and thjs fact makes it safe for us to make our offer to all who are out of employment. Any agent that will give our business a thirty days' trial and fail to clear at least $100 in this time, above all EXPENBES.-can return f..ill fioods unsold to us and we will re? 'iftctnQnes-aald for them Any ten or more emftVMent who would like through sub-agents FYes ana worn wem fa,i t0 clear at least $765)E,?mety da.y8' Rnd penses. can return all mTV"? "r. hfiir mnnpiv back. No oth?Ia nd ,tf?00 of n ettnta ever dared to make siioTi?mpJs. nor would we if we did not know that we have agents now making more than double the amount we guaranteed; and but two sales a day would give a profit 0f over $125 a month, and that ono of a,,. tni. in nna explain our offer fully, and these we "J. vui uuko uoovuuuio i wish to send to every one out or. em ployment who will send us three one cent stamps for postage. Send at once and secure the agency in time f of the boom, and go to wort on the terms named in our extraordinary offer. We would like to have the address of all the agents, sewing machine solicitors and carpenters in the country, and ask any readers of this paper who reads this ot- f er, to send at once the name and address 0f all such they know. Address at once, or you will lose the best chance ever ot tered to those out of employment to make money.- KENNER M ANTJF ACTUU ING UO., leiSraithfieldSt., marud&wly Pittsburg, Pa. Pure Cod Liver Oil made from se lected livers, on the sea-shore, by Cas well, Hazard & CO., New YorK. it is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who nave once wton is preier is tu au others. Physicians have decided it su- i ai- ai.m -:i 3M kot. ; , th-2 Chapped Hands, Face, Pimples, and rough Skin, cured by using Jtjntpeb Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard CO.. New York. th-3 COMMEECIAL. Journal Office, April 2, 6 P. M. COTTON New York futures firm; Snots firm. New Berne market firm. Sales of 5 bales at 10 to 10J. Middling, 10 8-4: Low Middling, 10 1-2; Good Ordinary, 8 3 4. NEW YORK SPOTS. Middling:. 11 1-2: Low Middling, 11 8-16; Good Ordinary, 10 1-2. FUTURES. April, 11.58 May, 11.71 , June, 11.84 ' ' , iuiy, u.v9 CORN-Firm at 64a72o. - DOMKSTIO MARKET. Turpentine Hard, $1.25; dip, $2.00, Tar $1.00 to $l.aa. Seed Cotton $2.50a8.50. Beeswax 25o. per lb. Honey 75o. per gallon. . Beef On foot, 5o. to 7c. , Country Hams 18io. per lb. . " Lard 18ic. per lb.; Fresh Pork 7a8o. per pound. Eoas 15o. per dozen. Peanuts $1.00al.50 per bushel. Fodder 80c. to $1 per hundred. Onions $3 per bbl. Field Peas 85c.a$1.00 per bushel, - Hides Dry, 9allc; green 5a6c. 1 tallow oo. per id. - ClncKENS Grown, 4oao0o. per pair, ? Meal 80c. per bushel. . r otatoes oanamas uo.; yamsuuc, , Turnips oOaioc. per bush. Wool 12a2Cc. ner nound. : SnmoLES West India.dull and nom. inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch, hearts, $4.00; saps, $3.00 per M. . WHOLESALE PRICES. New Mess Pork $18.25al8.50; long chars . lOialOJo.: shoulders, dry salt, Molasses and Syrups 20a45o. Salt 95c. per sack. ; Flour $4.00a7.50 per barrel. . "WILL GUARANTEE I can sell CHEAPER FIFTEEN DOLLAR SUIT than any man in North Caro linaa Cuttom Suit, everything be ing equal. jpr4-lw N. BL OASKILL. DISSOLUTION. The oonartnershlD heretofore exlstlna be tween Milton M Clements and B. N. Fetree Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr Pilree retires, and Mr. Clements will continue the business on his own account and respon Nihility; heasHumesthe debts of the oonoern, and Is authorized to collect amounts due to is. New Berne, M, C, March 81. 1884. , , MILTON M. CLEMENTS, npsaiw . . b. in. ra.itui.rj. TEN SHARES STOCK of tho ATLAN TIC & N. C. K. K. ' WATSON & STREET, ' April3. 2t Stock Brokers. Fonr eliares of stock in t'ae New I'erne NO. 4. ROBERTS & BRO., Wholesale fc Retail DEALERS IN Provisions, Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, All of which we are offering VERY LOW. , r Orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. : ' dA HEW BERNE, N. 0. The Seaside Resort of the Southern People. . MOREHEAD CITY, K. O.. '.f demew mnnairement Kin v rooms Inst jjhed and handsomely furalslieri a totol of ; elegant rooms Electric bells, gas nnd water In every room New bath houses, new wharves and Drome- nades. Finest nshlne In America : finest beneh nn the Atlantic coast. wurm's Atlanta Orchestra engaged for the ' season. Boat races, mootillirht Bails, drives on the beach, pony pennlngs, ten plus, billiard?, OHiuinif anct vaiioua oiner amiisementH Excellent Cuisine, tine climate, no malaria, i mosquitoes or smidllles. Moderate rates ol board. Kates per uny!2 50 to t3. Per week tli to 817.51). Children and colored servants half price. Special Induce- e"t?r f?l"" L,VtS-pai llt,t' Honso.' Bpeclal season tickets secured at all points. For further particulars address nroDrletora ; to June 1st at Kalelgh, N. C; afterwards at Morehead City. N. O. aps-azui It. B. KA.NEY.A CO. w. M. WATSON, 8. E. STREET, JB WATSON & STREET, tocl Brokers AND ' ', : ! REAL ESTATE AGENTS. ' Shores of Bank, Railroad, and Steam ' boat Stocks a Specialty, Yielding: to the popular demand for nn Aeencv for the purchase and sale of Local Stocks and Real Estate, we have concluded to add this new feature to our business of , nm,rm it t inn i im mnii iwrnn i vnn UIiHMBIj hllL Mi) liUIi lJ12llJl&i!uJV ' and would respectfcilly tender our services to tne puDiio in mnt capacity. The Increasing demand for our iarmlrir and timber lands anion ir caDltalists abroad who are being attracted hither by the splen did Investments ottered, creates, we think, n necessity for an Agency of this kind which has not been felt heietofore. . The great success which has attended the effort of our Steamboat Com panics and other enterprising corporations in our midst, has caused a demand (or these Stocks which has ' made them an article of e very-day purchase and sale. i We respectfully refer to the National Hank -of New Berne, and to busluegfr-nieu of New Berne generally. J' r t mai27 dim New Berne, N. C. 1 1 1,000,000 Brick For Sale. Mason Work executed at short notice. C. W. BROWN & CO.. mar23 d Ira New Berne, N.C. - John N. Paiikkh, ' J. T.Peeus, ' " . Of N. C. . of N.C. PARKER 1PEELE, GENERAL COMMISSION. merchants; No. 64 SOUTH GAY STREET, BALTIMORE, MD. Special attention given to Early Vege- tables in Season. . : mar22-daw2m WANTED!"'. 250,000 BRICK For- the Academy Building- Offers will be received for the Brick semi- rale., Also, for those laid in the wall. .- ' The Brick to be delivered about the FIRST OF MAY. Samples of Brlok to accompany the oflerB. Newborn, N.C, v v , , ; . ' WILLIAM H. OLIVJiB ' ' . GEOBGK ALLEN, . - T. A. GREEN, ' - ' " ' " , ' W. H0LL18TKH, ; .; ' L, H. CUTLER, - . t marl9dwtf , Committee.' ' Grass Seed 4i KKSTUCKT BLTJE CRASS-A valunbla variety for lawns when mixed with other ;rass; is snid to retain its verdure during too lottest weather ; thrives best in dry soils. , ' WHITE CLOVER, RED CLOVER, . . . LAWN GRASS. . -" ,' ,. 5 Grain Si WHITE OATS, BLACK OATJ, '. J '.IIVST PROOF OATS, ' , : RTJSSIAN OR WELCOME OATS,: UPLAND RICE, RYE.' PEASE, VU1I:at. N. B. The season for seed bcinir nlinut passed, we offer our stock of clean ami will selected OATS at reduced flpurps. Imping to meet the demniid ror reed ohIk, whw-li l nuw being supplied m Hl low grade Veit-rn onln S.W.&E.W.SMALLwO';) Corner Crnrcu nml r co Tranfrort?.'n Co, f rE,lo. nmvlSdlra Son aged Test and I'i
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