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VOL. III. NEW BERNE, N. C, THJJESDAY, MAY 29, 1884. NO. 51. LOCXL NEWS. . NEW- ADVERTISEMENTS. J. W. Stewart For Bale. T. A. Hknry Proposals. . "W. M, Watson Meeting. E. Havens Great reduction. Jul pnm UinillDFfl A DIBIIBR. "''. Sun riBes, 4:40 1 Length of day ' Sun sets, 7:09 ) 14 hours, 3 minutes. ",Mcon Bets at li 23 p. m. ; , V'' - i' j f -t t ' 1 --' 11 1 " '- " War D partmeut, Signal Service, V. - v ' ' S. Army. - . Report of observations taken at New , uerue. ;,"'- .-' ' " - ' .: - - ; May 28, 1884-0 P.M. Max. "Min. Rain v " . Temp. Temp. Fall. New Berne-. 83 63 02 ' - J. W. Webb, Observer. The lighth'ouso ten del. Holly left yes terday morning." .' The Bell medal has been awarded to the sixth grade of the graded Bchool for the best attendance three months In suc cession. ) v , v James D. Fish, the President of the Marine Bank, who has been arrested for fraud, is said to be an intimate friend of Wm. J. Best. - . The Waverly Literary Club of, this city will take a trip down the river this evening. The steamer will leave the Old Dominion wharf at 3 o'clock sharp A committee will be in waiting to re oelve the baskets at 2 o'clock. Thanks .' IU1 BU IUVUUUUUi . i , ' Mr. J. W. Stewart,' who has been oc- ciiDviner the Henderson House for some time, is' now' making arrangements to take his fast trotting horses to Moreheed City this summer for fast driving on the banks. Offers for sale on reasonable terms the furniture, and to. rent said building. See ad. ' i The closing exercises of the Kinston Graded school will be held at Lof tin's y Opera . house in Kinston to-morrow ' Our townsman Jno. S. Long, Esq., will ' deliver the address, and we assure our Kinston. friends that it will be some ' thing worth hearing. Persons wishing . to attend will be passed over the A. & i N. 0. Railroad and returned for one '.fare. ' Superior Court. , . Good time is being made upon the criminal docket. There are a great many cases of but little importance in which there ia a great "confliction' of testimony that consumes time. Solicitor Collins is always ready for trial, and this facilitates business very much. The following cases were disposed of yes terday: . State vs. Collins Moore; larceny; nol pros. State vs. Charles Stamps;larcei.y; jury empanelled; Clarke & Moore lor de fendant: not guilty. -. Sjltate vs. Need ha ni' Atkinsoi ; A. and B. with deadly, weapon; jury empan elled; Moore & Clarke for defendant; guilty; judgment suspended upon pay ment' of cost. State-vs. Lewis Stanly ; abandonment; jury empanelled; Moore & Clarke for defendant; guilty. State vs. Allen Grimes; A. and B. with deadly weapon; jury empanelled; Moore & Clarke for defendant; Geo. H. White for State; guilty. " :'r State vs. Wm. Moore, Catharine Dan iels and Jenny Jones; affray; jury em paneled; Geo. H. White for Moore; guilty as to Moore and Daniels; Jonas not guilty; judgment; Moore imprisoned in CQunty jail for three months.- State vs. John West; assault; nol pros State vs. Tempa Davis; affray; nol pros. State vs. Wm. Colligan, sr.; soiling whiskey on Sunday; judgment sus pended on payment of cost. State vs. John Hill and Maria Foy: F, & A.; jury empanelled;" Mcore & Clarke and W. W. Clark for the de fendants, Wm. Whitford for the State; argued for defendants; court adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning, when the argument for the State will be concluded by Wm. Whitford. La Grange Items Two refreshing showers. Right much needed. Dr. Hodges will commence work on his residence next week. , Senator Loftin stopped in town Mon day and went to the country on official business. 1 - .- But little doing during the week. Tbis is commencement week aDd will enliven things a little. Rev. Mr. Hiers preached at the Bap tist Church Sunday and Sunday night, his regular appointment. The Citizen's Band have their instru ments in fine condition and will be on hand at the commencement this week. Two 'Sabbath schools in our place, one at the Baptist Church at 9:30 a. m., the other at the Methodist Church at 8:30 p. m. John Fields, one of the aspirants for sheriff, was in town Monday, and judg ing from his getting around he is still in the field. Dr. Hodges reports a perfect epidemic . 1 1 ' , T ui uuwbi uiBuastj iu uur vicinity, in some instances the attacks are very severe and hard to get under control. Fcr.onal. v Maj. John Gatlin is in the Cfty. Mr, E. W. Carpenter, Clerk of ; the Superior Court, was taken ill on Tues day and was compelled to leave the court room. . Mr. 8. W. Small wood and family have gone North for the summer. - ,. Thos. Daniels, Esq., is attending the meetine of the Grand Chapter of R. A. " M., at Elizabeth City. Change of Schedule. A change has been made in the sched ule on the A. & N. C. Railroad to take effect at 12 o'clock m. on Sunday, June 1st, By this change the passenger train will leave Goldsboro at 4:10 p. m., ar rive at New Berne at at 0:21 and at Morehead at 8:31. Going West will leave Morehead at 7 a. m., arrive at New Berne at 8:58 and at Goldsboro at 11:26. The whole line will be run in four hocrs and twenty one minutes - STATE NEWS. Gleaned from our Exchange. Wilmington Star: Truck garden ing around Faison's and Mt. Olive, on the W. & W. Railroad, seems to pay, A gentleman informed us yesterday that over $1,400 in freight age had been paid out at Mt. Olive alone, mostly on strawberries, and at Faison's the shipments have been still larger. Clinton Caucasian: Our friend O. H. Williams, of Dismal town ship, sent us last week a hen egg weighing 3f ounces. Isn't that an estremely large egg? Mr. Everett Turner took a bee hive the other night which , yielded 100 pounds of honey in the comb. Eight gallons of strained honey was ob tained. Goldsboro Bulletin'. We hear complaints from the farmers, that A Letter from Georgia. -, - Wadley, Ga., May 24, 1884. Mr. Editor: Since I wrote to you last I have been to several picnics and other entertainments throughout the county; but we didn't have a big time or It lute you cto aDOUt ssew uerne, ior get the act vantage or toe the cut worms young cotton .- are destroying the We regret that it Cotton. New York, May 23. The move ment of the crop, as indicated by our telegrams from the South to night, is given below." For the week ending this evening (May 23) the total receipts have reached 5,803 bales, against 8,G94 bales last week, 15,G57 bales the previous week and 20,053 bales three weeks since, making the total recepts since September 1st, 1883, 4,743,533 bales, against 5,793,7G0 bales for the same period of '82-'83, showing a decrease since Sept. 1, 1883, of 1,050,227 bales. , The exports for the week ending this evening reach a total of 25,010 bales, of which 20,035 were of Great Britain, 3,351 to France and 1,624 to the rest of the Continent, while the stocks as made up this evening are now 483,845 bales. The speculation in cotton for fu ture delivery in this market has been much loss active for the week under review. Prices, though some what irregular and unsettled, are less depressed. The loreign mar kets have slightly improved, and crop accounts from the Southwest, where excessive rains have again fallen, have been unfavorable. Ou Saturday the market was active and buoyant with the return of ease in the money market, the advance for May amounting to 15 points, and on Monday there was a further advance for May of 6 points, making a recovery of 21 points from the closing figures of Friday; but the other months were only slightly dearer, and on Tuesday there was a general decline of G9 points. Wednesday was variable, closing slightly dearer. Thursday opened strong but dull; not until the last hour, when reports were, received of destructive storms in Texas, ob structing railway transportation and necessarily doing injury to growing crops, was there any ma terial advance. Then the next crop ViApnmA Vinmranr. imnrnvinff O rn 1' What makes even a good smoking to bacco bite your tongue' The presence of nitrates. Analysis by Dr. A. Voelc- er, F.R.S., Consulting Chemist Royal Agricultural Society, England, shows only a trace of nitrates in Black well's Durham Long Cut. Thd soil of the Gold en Belt, North Carolina, in which this tobacco is grown, don't supply nitrates to the leaf. That is the secret of its delicious mildness. Nothing so pure and luxurious for smoking. Don't for get the brand. Ice Cream and Soddy Cakes. M. Shepard will be at your door this evening with his delicious Ice Cream and Soddy Cakes. Try them and you will be pleased. ma23 dim COMMERCIAL. Journal Office, May 28, 6 P. M. COTTON-New York futures dull Spots firm. New Berne market quiet. Sales of 4 bales at 91 to 101. Middling, 10 5 8; Low Middling, 10 1-8 ; Good Ordinay, 9 5-8. NEW YORK SPOTS. Middling, 11 5-8; Low Middling, 11 1 ; Good Ordinary, 10 5-8. FUTURES. June, 11.02 July, 11.81 August, 11.93 September, 11.73 CORN In demand at 73ia80c. BOMUST1C MARKET; Turpentine Hard, $1.00; dip, $1.75, Tab 75c. to $1.00. Seed Cotton $2.50a3.50. Cotton Seed $13.50 per ton. hsEESWAX 25c. per lb. Honey 75o. per gallon. Beep On foot, oc. to 7c. Country Hams 13ic. per lb. Lard 13ic. per lb.. FRE3H Pork 7a8c. per pound. Eaas 10c. per dozen. Peanuts $1.00al.50 per bushel. Fodder 80c. to $1 per hundred. Onions $3 per bbl. Field Peas $1.25a$1.50'per bushel. Hides Dry, Oallc. ; green 5a6c. Tallow 6c. per lb. Chickens Grown, 75c. per pair. Meal 80c. per bushel. Potatoes Bahamas 40c. ; yams 60c. Turnips 50a75c. per bush. Wool 12al7c. per pound. Shingles West India.dull and n m. inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch, Wm. Pell Ballance & Co. ' WHOLESALE DEALERS 1ST Groceries, Cigars, Snuff, f- Tobaooot Fine Confectioneries, &c, &c. SOUTH FRONT STREET, may 12 NEWBEItif, IV. K. ' , H. J. LOVICK, Sole Agent in ITew Berna FOR BOlOIMj BEER, Brewed of the best Canada Barlev Malt and finest imported Hops, and is considered the finest Beer brewed in this country. , maylOd&wtf Election of Teachers, Pursuant 1o a resolution of the Board 01 Trustees of New Heme Academy, rotlce in hereby given that an election of Piinclpnl and Teachers for the session of 1881-5, of New Heme Graded School, will be held at the nxt regular meeting of the board,. which ta'ies place Friday, the SClth Instant. Applicants will correspond with the under signed. W, M. WATSON, maOdtl Sec.&Trens. Notice Extraordinary. WIZARD OIL, $100. St: Jacob's Oil, 50 cts. . Wood's P.iiu Relief, Sets. ( Mother Noble's Healing Syrup, 50 ctu. 3iillevlica,$1.0o. All for the relief of PAINand cure of RB.EV MATISM, etc. It is said they are all good, and I know the v are. For sale at W. L. PALMEK'S Cigar, To bacco, and Confectionery Store, next door to the corner of Bouth Front and Middle sts. New Kerne, N. (J.. U. S. A. ALSO, you can find cool and delicious Soda Water, Ginger Ale, and Deep Kock Water, to drink. Finest Cigars to smoke, and finest Tobiicco to chew. SALLIE MICriAIj P1PKS. Yours for suffering humanity, W. L. PALMEU. W. H. LlSCOMB. JOHN S. LEONARD. vou nave . . ! Mi Wflnnor Jones, who wrote "MibS eteamooata to carry tne wnoiu picnic up '.,." 4 . 1 i ,1 . HUU' UU W U I'll a ilVCIO Av i tu JWUiejoMV-anaoiner worn, is in me . Ve u anv. At one picnio that I went city visiting friends. 1 -, " ' ' to "a few dava ago the crowd divided into three carts one was called the Sad Accident. - . I Harrow r.rowd. another the Mill crowd By the telegram below it will be seen and the other thepiney woodsV'tickey;" that a sad accident ocourred on the A. they all eat their dinners separate uom each other, in fact they didn't have any- wtiicn wm proDaoiy result in uie ueaiu th - were not more tha one or tw0 y of Mr. William Fields, formerly Sheriff hundred yards apart." Apparently all ! of Lenoir county, which office ho held had a good time,: no "benzine" being for twelve or fifteen years. Mr, Fields was well known in this city and in all : the .counties adjoining his, and the " event Will be heard with universal sor-1 '' XOwi f - s -V. Vi S ' V ' Kinston, N. 0., May 28th, 1884. Special to the JoUKSA i.- The freight train ran over and cut off around.' A eobd many of the farmers here have large sh ponds witti ail Kinas ox nsn in them, and strange to say some of them can call up their fish to the edge of the water. I .was invited . with a small crowd to one of these ponds a few days asro to have some fun, or rather a nsn fry... Before we commenced fishing the owner of the" pond commenced ringing both lees of . Sheriff Fields, killed his U small breakfast bell, and to my aston horse and tore up his buggy. Ue cannot ishment there appeared bushels of them live. The train was backing when it "struck him; No one to blame. I saw the accident.". - . John F. Mewborne, . XHe Oxford Orphan Ayluin '. Dr. B. F. Dixon, the Superintendent of the Oxford Orphan Asylum, was in the city yesterday, and ,we were very glad to' have received a call from him The Doctor takes hold of the institu tion with an earnest zeal that we think will inspire the heart3 of the charitably disposed persons with whom he may meet. The Asylum is to be formed somewhat into the character of an in dustrial school, and the boys receive training in the pursuits of agriculture, f or which "purpose a fine tract of land has been secured in accordance with . (he recommendation of the former Su porintendent, J. H. Mills, Esq the girls will receive instructions in the use of t'e needle as well as all the duties of house keeping These operations will in time aid ma- just as near shore as they could get; then the owner threw some bread crumbs which they oat and disappeared; then we went to fishing ana caught lots of them v This is a great country for .rabbits, and you will think so, and all your readers .will think the same, when I tell vou about my big Jhunt the other day I, with two other jmen, went out on a hunt and soon came to a kind or a broom-straw thicket which was about two acres large, with a deep ditch run ning through it, We tried to run the rabbits out but couldn't ao it, so we set it on fire all around; ; it was a Uttle ereen but burned tolerably well. - It wasn't long betore l saw them jumping in the ditch, so i toia one oi my men to get -in tne ditcn on one side with stick, and 1 would get on the other. saw the rabbits running out when I got to my post.- I stood in the ditch until the straw was all burned off; then ennnted qd 62 that I had killed, while vchilt mv friend on the other side had 78,!and the tnira man wim ms gun nuiou i that run through the fire across the field, making in all 153, a big pile of "hare.'.' but nevertheless true. ' Crops are looking .very nicer Cotton Is forming well. ' I wul say that that long mui-aam terially in supporting the establishment but pf course as yet will yield hit little gpokeri of is not tjsed altogether for a in tw. wiiv. nrl we must not withhold dam. but partly for a railroad. , ,k.v. ,. imnnrtnnt Institution There is a good deal of sickness about v.- -'V": now: also a good many deaths lu'riuso of the lact tnattistaaing step Ther6 arelots of people here who have 1 1 the direction of self-support. dug cavea to go. Into out of the storms The demands upori it for homes are and cyclones that pass through here so x, i:..! tvv,o or often. We haven't had one since I've nty-five applicants awaiting admitj- u(o who have given heretofore i t'.o '"" 1 v '.ik, while ' ' 1 i r v r been here, but I've seen a good mapy old ruins that 'were caused by them Lots of houses were completely torn up and blown away and several persons killed. I,pI io ln":ir fr'n ycuir LoU r terry is so, bnt it is a lact nevertheless, that there is less building going on in uoldsboro just now, than we have known at any time in several years. -We learn that Mrs. Daily, living in this city, died suddenly on Thursday of last week. She was out holping to do some washing and was taken , suddenly, and dropped, and it was thought that she was dead but revived and lived until that night. Winston Sentinel: The Winston graded school will open next Friday and will be one of tho most import ant steps in the progress of Win ston. The piogramme oi exercises were published last week. A ittle twelve year old child of Ilobt. Dickens, liviug hear Kernersville, was standing near the fire recently, when her dress caught fire and her clothing almost entirely consumed before the flames could be extmg ulshed. She died from the effects on Tuesday. Goldsboro Messenger: The Fruit ?air is to be held here July 30th and 31st, in the spacious hall of Messrs. H. Weil & Bros. The fruit display will be upon the upper floor and the ladies' department lor the display of preserves, canned goods, flowers, etc.; on the middle floor. iiarge shipments or nsn still continue to pass through this city daily, from New Berne and More- head, en route ior the west ana north, and the depot at train time presents a ' lively " scene while the draymen are engaged -in the un- oadmg and loading process. Wilmington Eevtew: There was large congregation at tlfe First Baptist Church last night to listen to Eev. Dr.-Pritchard'sable and in structive sermon on "Gambling." He was listened to with profound attention and interest.- ;The sub ject of Bev.; Dr. Yates discourse at the Front street M..J3. Uhurcn yeS' terdav morning was "Novels and Novel Beading." It was an able diS' course; interesting and instructive. We saw some very handsome peaches, the first of the season, at tho store of Messrs. Jas. B. Hnggins & Oo to-day. They were raised by Capt. S. W.JsoDles, who excels in fruit aud grape culture. Send us over a orate, ; Captain Ed. JOURNAL. . points, which was partially lost at hearts, 84.00; saps, $3.00 per M WHOLESALE PRICES. New Mess Pork $18.00; long clears UjalOc; shoulders, dry salt, Biaojc. Molasses and Syrups 20a45c. Salt 95c. per sack. Flour $4.00a7.5Q per barrel. TEE BOARDING HOUSE FURNITURE IN THE UENDBESON HOUSE the close. To-day there was some further advance, in sympathy with Liverpool advices, but the heavy rains in the Southwest .had ceased, and the market soon relapsed into dullness, closing, as compared with last Friday, 2G points dearer for May, points dearer lor the summer months, and 1720 points dearer for the next crop. Cotton on the spot has been more active for export as well as home consump tion, the business footing up a larger aggregate than iu any week for many months past. Quotations were advanced 1-lGe on Monday. To day there was a further advance ofl-16c, middling uplands closing at llgo, with the business still brisk, The total sales for forward deliv ery for tho week are 357,100 bales 11 I'umTOw o uuuyi jr uuc wxu collection District for the fiscal year ending SaiCS IOOC lip mis WeeiS. U,3'J1 uaie, June isw, istw. eseneuuie or Arnoies oi snip i -i Whnnillftrir tn lA llrt fnv wll I hfl fnrn leli nil n including 4,75i lor export, and 3,136 for consumption. N. Y. Com mercial and Financial Chronicle. Maj. S. M. Finger for Superintendent oi rublic Instruction. Newt on j May 24th, 1884 Since many friends of Maj. S. M Finger in different parts of tho State have earnestly solicited him to become a candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruc tion. we feel authorized to state his position on the subject, ne will not make a personal canvass ior the nomination, considering it to be an office of such importance as to be neither earnestly sought nor lightly declined. If the Democratic party of North Carolina consider him the most available candidate, and the man best suited to discharge the duties of the office ho would accept the nomination, enter actively into LlSCOMB & LE0NAKD Wholesale Commission Merchants, IN POULTRY. GAME, FRUITS. AN'D PRODUCE, 240 Washington Street & 93 Park Place Consignments solicited. Returns promptly made. References Irving National Bank, New Yorlt. R. li. Cochran & Co., H Park Place Brower Brothers, 218 Washington St. Enyard & Bain, 188 Chambers st. Apply to T. J. MAY for stencils, ap25U8m For Rent, For sale CHEAP. Also the privilege of rent ing saiu House. Apply at ones to J. W. STEWART. WILL SELL CHEAP. may2wlm PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING RATIONS AND SHIP CHANDLERY FOR REV ENUE VESSELS. Collector's Office, New Berne, N. C. May 28. 1981. Sealed proposals will be received at this office until 12 o'clock, noon, of Tuesday, June !id. 1881. Ior supplying Rations and snip Chan dlery for the use of crews and vessels of the United states Kevenue Marine service in tins Chandlery to be bid for will be furnished on application to this omco. rue rigui is reservea to reject any or an bids, and no contract will be put in force un til Congress shall have made tne appropria- si nscai year. HENRY, THE TWO VACANT STORES BELOW THE CENTRAL HOTEL. Apply at once to JOHN DUNN, marlidtf Administrator.- ric For Bale In any quantity. Sample can L-e seen at aiy store after the T- nth ol May. au21d&wtf K. R. JONES. tion for the purpo e for the next fiscal X. A. miNK may2!) Collector. Oflice Secretary & Treasurer Board Trustees Kew Berne Academy. A IRegnlar Meeting of the Board will be held at the Office of H. R. Bryan. Esq., TO MORROW (FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at FOUR o'clock. The election of Teachers and other Import ant business will be brought before the meet- ln8' . .... tsy order ot tne rresiuent, - W. M. WATSON, See. and Treas. GREAT REDUCTION ! To the Public and O.rt Customers : Owing to the dull ness of limes and scarcity of money I have come to the bottom prices Known ior Hana ro ade work. All styles of Boots and Shoes of the so neat repairing done at short notice and at reduced rate'--. ... . S Call and see me. E. HAVENS, Middle street, third door below Central Hotel. Now Berne, N.C., May 29, 1881. d6m SEASON OF 1084 1 Smoke the "Sweet Violet," pro nounced by everybody to be the best five cent cigar in the world. For Bale by Dail Bros. 28-3t. Lost. , ' , Bunch of keys one office key and four small ones on one ring. The finder will be suitably rewarded 'by leaving same at this office. may2C3t Call at Sarah Ojtley 'sice Cream par lors, on Broad street, for a pure article of Ice Cream.- '. ma22tf. fhn nnmnnifn nhfl if nlpo.tari WOllld latest styles made to fit, and a sure guarantee tne campaign, inu, 11 euxwu, w uuiu iasocalltneattentl(mor the pUbiio to neai trive iiis tune aim eiiuiK.y iu mu office. Maj. Finger's record as a teacher, and liis work as a .member of both branches of the Legislature in be half ot the public schools ot the State, are so well known that it is not necessary for us to' speak of his Qualifications for the office. He is in the prime of life, is. a graduate of one of the noted New England Colleges', possesses a ripe metbodi CU1 ! U11UU, 1 lUUUBUlUUi), UU IO . TIt . iaSi miuipimM. thoronehlv identified with the pub- mer excursion tickets' win be placed i. xt ii. -i nn al from Points on A. & N. O. R. R. to lie scuooi lnieresos oi imoiui vino- Morehead cltVi Rnd lo VojM tn western Jina , . North Carolina, good until October 3lst Hatawba will cast her vote for "' also: him simply on account of his quali fications for the otucc. Jiut as an editor we cau see no wrong m our reminding the ; public, that the county which in every election since the war has cast the largest Demo cratic maiority of any county in the State, has never hau a place, or never before asked for one on the State ticket.' Now that wo present a man whom we believe to bo the best man in tho Stato for the office, SAM'L JACKSON desires to announce that in keeping with the times, money belli scarce, he will KllOK HORSES forONE DO I, LAR AND FIFTY CENTS PER SET. Klcklnar horses and mules he will charue TWO DOLLARS PER SET. He refers to his present patrons es to lil ability to do good work. may21dlm Valuable Timber Land FOR SALE VERT CHEAP. This land Is especially valuable, containlnn a virgin forest ot Oak, Ash, Pine, Maple, Pop lar ana tram, wnne tne son is very fertile ana peculiarly adapted to the successful cultiva tion of Cotton, Corn and Rice. The tract contains 501) acres, more or less. and Is situated at the head of Adams Crevk , in Craven county, ana oistant lrom the Towi. of Beaufort, in Carteret county, about four teen miles, and is easily accessible from Adams creek or from tne county road. - v Terms easy,anu a great uargain. Apply to WATSON 4 STREET, " ap21)d Real Estate Agentt., v JflHX OBZALI. . JOSEPH FERRMU. Now She Shop. ?' : Gents and Ladies Shoes f the . latest style and best French calfskin made to fit. Repairing done on shori notice, . : Second-hand shoes cheap' ' Give as a trial; wa Guaran tee satisfaction. ' OHZALI & FERRAHI, Saturday Nicht Tickets to Morthead City, good to ret urn Tuesday morning, at e greatly reuueeu rate. , : . r. . . " WM. DUNN. mayavi ' Gen. Pass. Agt. Of Kentucky University, Islington, Ky. Btud.nW 011 begin bt w1w1t In th yr. K tMMton. Time to wmptele the Full Siplem Bualneae Courne bout 10 AwrtM Tntnl Coat, lncludint Tuition. Set of Boolfi an4 Bonilnrmll,M. TetwtnhT ieeuu.r. Mtenir Coor free. LRdlee received. 6,00 uooeMfol gradowwti'. Over 6"0 . rainll. lut iee from 15 to 15 ti-kh ol (, from a . In- ilrur-tton li pmetloallv end intivttiUy tifnjtirtHl ijy lti wb . Oraren street, second door from -mays d&wtf . ' . - DaU'B corner. MARSHAL'S 1 SALE, Byvlrtuft of' certain attachments lniv K sued from the ljnited States Dlwrii t ( on for the Eastern DiBtrict of Norm ( : and by the order of the Judgf, in eei t wneremj u.'UtiinK and others r .- lants. andwm. Carter ftikl othpia i, lants, and In both of whiili i.-- Henderson is defendant. rihI i the condemnation and oiu rof r will, on , . ,. - s . Tneiday, the 3d I'nj' c!' I at TWELVE o'clock, M., ri l ( City. of Now ltnri'c, ri'-f State of 5iovl U !' now Hi's, imt; ! u et bidder ' - i v V : it vor.U be a very ap-
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