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'. ; I ULY JOt'ANAI r xlmms ppt p r J duay icp; t I'c.-'.i?. n M.Oepw '.r, s -I M lor six month. !(! to CUT , . .! t So ceou pr irooth. T E K V BERKE JOCBNAL. a S column I .. . -r, i publish STltrj Thraay l II OOpel nnum. ASYtETISINO RATES (DAILYJ-Ons iscn udi io "'CU; OBI wsek, 1W M BO(i i.Oi t T.ontht, 1P.90: tlx moathi. 14.00; oivh m '.ilu.4io.nO Adviu'wroeul under tri ot "City Items' 8 .'nu per line (or each stertios No 4dartune-t will he. iwsitod between . ,K-al M&u at Mir price. . , ' - Notices of Marnafes or Deaths, not to ed a line Trill be Inserted fres. All additional mttter wlllbs charged 10 cents per line. - Payment for transient advertisements most be made in advance. Regular adTertiemsnU ill be collected prompts at the end ot each month , - y , Ooumnnicauon contaiainc news oradiscnS ia of local matters are solicited. Jleeommui eation mnsl expect to be published that contains ujeotioneble personalities; withholds the nasse I the author ; or that will make ore thaa one oluatnof this paper, i nnnn frmiltiff neprievert at nnv auony- rooi s communication can obtain the name of the au .hor by application at taisuiucv uu showing wherein the grievance exist. j THE JOURNAL. ii. s. svkx. - - Kdltor. 'JEW BERNE, N. C, FEB. 25. 1885. Entered at the Post office at NewBernt, IT 0 aa aecond-class matter. Bradstreet reports 254 failures daring the week ending Feb. 21st in the United States. North .Caro lina furnished oaly one of these. For the same week in 1884 the nnm'oor was 218; in 1883, 204, and in 1882, 135. -. : The Washington monument was dedicated in Washington City last Saturday. The Washington corre spondent of the Neics and Observer gives "the following brief history of it: :- Statue proposed, b Congress, August 6, 1783. Revised and passed, December 24, 1799. Taken in charge by the citizens of Wash ington, 1833. Corner stone laid July 4, 1848; Robert O. Winthrop, orator. Capstone Bet December 6, 1884. Total heightincluding foun dation, 592 feet. Depth of founda tion, 30 feet. Base, 55 feet square. Nine hundred steps, or twenty minutes' walk, to the top. - Total weight 81,000 tons. , Dedicated, . February 21, 1885. Robert C. Winthrop's oration read by Hon. J. D. Long, of Massachusetts. Ad dress by Hon. John W. Daniel, of Virginia. , , , Unlrersltj of florth Carolina. ; Chapel Hill, Feb. 23, 1885. " Editor Journal: The Dialec tic and Philanthropic Societies, de siring to record ; the names .and deeds of their members, have ap pointed committees . to publish catalogues. - This task is a difficult one unless the people of the State, and the alumni especially, will aid us. If any one will send information about old members of either society, they will do a great favor to the societies, and particularly to us, their agents. We wish information if the member - is dead or if be has held any position of public trust and confidence. If you, sir, will publish the above and request other papers to copy, you will render us a very great eer- . vice, N. H. D. Wilson, jr., Di. S. B. Weeks, Phi. Society or the Cincinnati. Editob Jotjenal: In the New Berne Jotjenal of Feb. 15 is a statement that the venerable Asso ciation of the Cincinnati has ceased to exist. This is a mistake; it still has a flourishing existence in seven of the original thirteen Colonies, five of these being Northern States, while South Carolina and Maryland represent the South, u Chapters formerly existed in North Carolina and Virginia, and these should be revived; for in those States there are many descendants of Revolutionary officers, and all such are entitled to membership in the Cincinnati. ' Our Maryland Society isa'vig orons one, and the annual dinners ou Washington's birtuaay are ae lightful reunions. Each State Society regulates its own affairs; but there is also a general organi zation,- of which . Hon- Hamilton Fish, of New York, is now Presi dent, and which holds triennial meetings. At these all the branches of the Associatiou are represented, and the President, for the time being, wears Washington's golden badge, which has been regularly transmitted to bis successors in office. Truly yours, Edw. Graham Daves. Baltimore, 22d Feb., 1885. Tobonto, Fei.21. W. Thomson & Co, wholesale hardware and :io keiT.' have suspended. Their liabilities are $250,000 aud their as-H-N about the same amount. Their j iinciiid creditors are in England and Germ.iny. Their heaviest creditor in Canada is the Mer Bank, which however, i3 "'. IFrum liradsnef. s. . The markit for futures this week opened strong and aJraneed some points, held their g-in till about middle of the week, then faltered, but recovered and closed steady at 11.35c. for March delivery. The option sales of the week reached 253,000 bales, against 147,300 bales last week and 310,800 bales the week previous. Spots closed steady but firm, With sales of 1,354 bales. The total amount delivered on con tract was ,3,700 bales. The total port receipts since" September 1, 1S84, were 4,320,397 bales, against 4,209,562 bales at the same time last year. ' "'' 'W . The following is the week's move ment at interior towns, with com parisons:: -.. . ' : This week. Last week.1 Last year. RecwpU "17.693' ' J24.420 19,625 Shipm's 84.955.' t 40.093 8? ,475 Stock ,i 223,737 . 244,946 - 230,324 Thefollowingcomparative figures are given to February 20: ,:'-,.. :. ' , . ' 1895. ' ' 1884. Visible supply 2,905,719 8,899,453 Reopts since Sept. 1 4,810.945 4.201,020 Exptssinco Sept. 1 2,998,740 . 2,821,798 Six days' receipts 44,843 48,808 Expts, Great Britain 85,943 72,953 Exports, continent 14,459 . 13,471 Exports, France - s 170 14,764 Stock, New York : , ' 834,679 840,867 Consolidated stock 833,701 901,640 Below will be found the closing quotations for prompt delivery up lands at New York on Friday eve ning, as compared with last week and this week last year: ' 'i - : This week, Last week. Last year. Ordinary 9o. 8io. 8o. Strictordn'y 9 7-16 9 5-16 ; ' 8 1516 Good ordnV 10i 10, . 91 . S'tg'dord'ylOl . - - 10 10i Low mid 'ng 10 15-16. . 10 13-10 101 S't low m'g 1H : : . 11 10 9-16 Middling Hi ; 1H " 101 Good mid'g 11 7-16 ' 11 516 ' 11 S'tg'd ro'gllj Hi HI 1 Mid'ng fair 13 1 - Ui ' 111 Fair . . I2f 12 12f - Condensed from Newa and Observer; ' THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. SENATE. v rr Saturday, Feb. 21.' The Senate met at 10 o'clock, Lieut.-Gov. Stedman : ' presiding. Prayer was offered by Rev. W. A. Nelson, D. D. y ' ; The following bills passed second reading: Stock law for. New Han over county; to enable New Berne to issue bonds. ; The following bills passed third reading: To amend the charter ot the town of Greenvdle; to establish a new township in Lenoir county; to create the township of Seine, in Greene county; to give the stock law to White Oak township, Bladen county; (resolution) concerning the drainage of the northeast branch of the Capd Fear river; to protect the merchants of the State. HOUSE. The House met at, 10:30 a. m., speaker Holt in the chair. Prayer was offejgdLby Rev. W. A. Nelson, D.- D. Among the bills introduced were the following: For the protection of hotel and boarding house keep ers; to regulate the running of steamboats in connection with railroads; to incorporate the trus tees, of the Free Will ; Baptist church; for the relief of D, W. Pat rick, clerk of superior court of Ureene county. . The motion to reconsider the bill to reduce the price of public lands was taken up and made the special order for Wednesday evening. -' The following bills passed third reading: jBill to repeal the law of 1859, regulating the practice of medicine in North Carolina (to prohibit the practice of medicine in future unless the practitioner shall obtain a license from the medical board of the State); to appropriate $500 to build an iron fence around the Caswell monument at Einston; to establish a farmers' commission to improve the agricultural condi tion of the State (introduced by Mr. McMillan); to establish true meridians and make records thereof; to incorporate the - Wilmington, Onslow and Eastern Carolina rail road; to incorporate the Roanoke and Raleigh railroad company. '' Motion to adjourn over till Tues day, in recognition of Washington's birthday, was adopted. . The Boot on the Other Leg. It is .notorious that England's idian Empire was built up more by bribery, diplomacy and treachery than by victories won fairly in the field. From the days of Clive, who played the false treaty game on the Bengalee Omichund, down to the very last rebellion against British rule, the English have played one native prince against another, pur chased allies and set afloat all sorts of intrigues ' to make the people they were terrorizing cut each other's throats and save trouble to the invaders. -The ) wars against Uy der All and his son Tippoo Sahib, the suppression of the great Sepoy rebellion and all the conflicts known to history are records of the cor rupting use of British gold, the treachery of the natives and the successful use ot fraudulent and un fulfilled promises. ; f . . El Mahdi in the Soudan seems to have studied British policy in India to advantage. It i3 r:: ..itcd that terr-rch-vl V 3 tr.-.rer.s Arab wiiotftr.:-, ,i; xja wiili a preside ofHO.CU il ' rs. lie raid him only C0,c:3 alr Gcrdoa's death, and finally , when Tara- grumbled the Mahdi hansel him and took back the money. - Yet the English call El Mahdi a "savage," and are indignant at his barbarous methods of warfare! Ar. Y. World. : ; , . . ; . Origin of the Amulet A kind of odoriferous amulet, said to be made in Persia, is sold in New York bazaars and is becoming very popular among New York ladies. A Turk in the trade gives this history of the origin of the amu let: V -;':.; ; "The legend of the amulet is well known by all women in the Orient. Many years ago Genghis Lhan, the great Tartar warrior, overran Per sia. The Shah's harem was cap tured at Teheran, comprising some 300 or 400 , beautiful odalisques. These became at once favorites with the hero, but his family was already so large and included so many pretty wives he could not distin guish his Persian from his Tartar wives. f In order to be able to do, so, be resorted to the expedient of attaching amulets, perfumed highly, around their necks, which proved quite successful. The hieroglyphics on the obverse side of the charm are supposed to represent the Lhan signature and his proclamation warning others not to interfere with his property. For hundreds of years the amulet was handed down as an heirloom and - protection - against evil.' When the Turkish race be came the conquerors oi the East they captured these charms and put on the reverse side the crescont, star and the word kismet. - Then after many years the Shah permitt ed the charms to be manufactured and sold as a boon to the human race." - As He Was Saying. At one of the theaters the other evening a man who had a seat between his wife and daughter left it at theclose of an act for . a trip down stairs. When he returned he found a ' va cant seat two rows back between two women, and dropped into . it with the remark: ' . "As 1 was; saying when I went out, it's none of your pudding what other women wear. Because some one else makes a fool of herself by weanng cotton stockings in the winter, it doesn't follow that you must do the same." "Sir!" came from both sides of him at once, and the way he vacated that seat made the soles of his boots red-hot. Boston; Feb." 21. A desDatch from Wood's JIOll sava tha tnc Storm King made an attempt to go to the vessels on ? the shoals at Tuckernnck, to-day, and succeeded in getting within four ; miles of them,"but could proceed no further on acconu? of the ice, which was ei&rht feet thick. . The Storm Kin? returned to Wood's Holl. " Washington. Feb. 21. The House Committee on Annronria. tions this afternoon by a vote of 8 against 7, decided to insert in the Sundrv Civil 'Annronriat-.inn hill a W --- f K I ' clause authorizing the President in uia uiscreuon to suspend cne coin- re of silver dollars for one vear from the 1st day of next Julv. Bv the same vote it was decided to offer a motion in the House next Wednesday to nass under a fins- pension of the ruled, the whole of ine sundry umi -Din, except the aforesaid clause, ' and another mo tion that the House shall then go into Committee of the Whole to consider that clause. JOB-WORK EXKCTJTED WITH NEAT NESS aud dispatch: t the JOURNAL OFFICE. - , , , W. P. BUERUS & CO., , GRAIN AND COTTON COMiHSSION MERCHANTS, ' NEW iJEBNE, N. C. ' : A First-Olass: Business. A LARG E STORE (with dwelling attached) well stocked with goods such as are generally kept in a country store, consisting of dry goods, notions, boots, shoes, groceries, liquors, A GOOD GIN HOnSE with a sli tinroo an glne and all equipments for a firt-cla8s gin house: also KrlHt mill att Ached. - A NICE LITTLE FARM of about sixty-six acres, about forty in good cultivation for a CTOD tbiS year. Will crow nnt.tnn fnm rr truck, well ditched and not more than half nra irom gooa snipping oolnt. Want lo sell for no other reason than have more business than -can attend to. For full particulars and terms address Journal uiuce.. , ... 'feMldwlm HACAN'S Magnolia Balm is a secret aid to beauty." Many a lady owes herfrc:h ness to .it, who would rd! : r not tell, zndyox a:it tc!!. Absolutely Pure. This powder never vanes. A marvel of purity; trength, and wholesomeness. More oonomloal than the ordinary kinds, and can. not be sold In oom petition with the m ultltude of low test, ftbort weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only In cans. Royal Bakinq Powdkk Oo- 1U6 Wall-st.. M. Y. liovls-lvdw Notice of Appliciticn for Charter. Application by the undersigned and his associates will be made to the General As sembly of North Carolina, at Its present ses Sdn. for an act to incorporate an Insurance Company to do a general Life Insurance business In New Kerne, N. Cand elsewhere. . W. B. BOYD. Jan. 17, 1885. ltSIU'd '. Mice of Applicatioa for Charter. Publio notice is hereby given that ap plication will be made to the General Assembly of North Carolina for an act to incorporate the S. H. Gray Manu facturing Company. , S. H. GRAY, AND OTHERS. New Berne, Jan. 1, 1385. For Rent, TWO FARMS, one of forty sores and one of twenty acres, one and one-halt miles from New Berne on Trent road, with good houses on each. Good chance for trucking. . Apply to dec24atf SIMMONS & MANLY. Fresh Ikzb, The Best the- Market affords. Fork, Sausage and Beef can be found at ' ; CHAS. E. NELSON'S, ' f v ' ' ;On Broad Btreet. ' JanflMtf " " - At Old Stand. For Sale, A No. 1 FAMILY BUGGY NAG swift In harness and perfectly gentle and a New Hand-made Bide Bar Spring BUGGY and HARNESS. All for $200 cash. A first-class outfit. Apply at . " 1 dw . , . ' JOURNAL OFFICE. Largest Stock, Greatest Variety, 1 .:. . , ASD THE J - Best Goods, ' ' ". t ATJTHE ( ' Lowest Prices,' . at"; . ' ' . - - VI 1 1 I IF R MinVFTT'5 On Neuse street, at the place' called FROG POND. - Give him a call. - ... .. . decSOdtf HEADQUARTERS FOR eat and Flour Large consignment continually on hand, Represent ARMOUR Si CO.. Chicago. 111.. Largest Meat Dealers in the World ; HEKR Si CISSEL West WashlnKton. D. C Pioneer and Columbia Roller Mills. Dally, quotations by wire, aud prices guar anteed tne JjU w Hjfii. : WHOLESALE TRADE ONLT. J; V. WILLIAMS, NEW BERNE, N. C . . - , dec3d3m . .,. ., . - RODERTS fi BilO., Wholesale & Eleta.il DEALERS IN Provisions -Groceries, I ' 'DrvGoodsK -' Boots and ghoes All of which we are offering VERY LOW. Orders solicited. ' Satisfaction guaranteed. ' " dw NEW BEBWE. N. a 200 Barrels of " Early Rose Potatoes, Strictly pure and true to name. Cheap for Cash, : j23dwtf By E. II. MEADOWS & CO, Situation Atanted, A lady of experience desires a position as vcw lint in c. iniuiij ,i i jiiivtr; cuiiiiri, I had u- a Niirmnl t.rfllnltii mill ttinfkua Vriitmrv v. r.m Vnr,U..l. nnH IAlt ll..l..nn v. jiiikii-.u, tfiu.iu uui. xjrxviii. i,i;ivinin f nrti It. 1 j r. 1 if Tunlilroil Innl. u 1 u t i ir .1, o oes to "U," care of Jovhnal, New lit rne" N. 0 junlldwtf 13, at ii. w. WAiiArr.s cor.NEr always si'iTlicd v.'l'ii the vory U-st Fn Keai;,r-', I "... .'.:un im-i fati- ittu United States 1 ilioal I... i ; . 1 Lxp'v Cvllector's C ..?,2.i 1 i t. .V. V.. New Yoi k, Jan. 15,1: i5. J Ma. McSorley Are vou etI aliveV If bo, can you make me a pair of dress boots, such as you made me about 13 years ago? Same size. xeu make the beet boots in the world. I wore the pair you made me (about 12 years ago) last night to a ball. lours, - A. COATS, Address: , (Major Coats. ; 7 Bee km nan street, N. Y. City (Room 5). - jan20dtf KLEI! SODOB, A BOA P, the best In the world for Laundry use: will make the clothes white and sweet, without ssaldlng or boiling. It U the best soap for Toilet nse, makes the flesh smooth, soft aud olesu. It is the best soup for shaving, leaves the face smooth and soft, and prevents chapping, and cures barber's itch, cures chapped hands, cures ring-worm, and finally will make you happy. Try It, For sale by WJi 1 f AL.VKK, Beeond door from the corner of Middle and South Front streets, New Berne, N.C. Also at the same nlace vou ran find rood Cigars, Tobacco, etc., of all kinds, and Candle In great variety at retail, all good.' - dw XT'. , Jace ";v . '", is at "' - '; :!'.' THE SPOTrr At Market V'harf, Selling DruRS, Paints, Oils, Varnish, QlaBs, Putty, and all kinds Seeds. ' also . ' " Canvas, Rope, Twine, Oakum, Galvan ized Spikes and Nails, and other Ship ijuuaing supplies. CBEAF FOR CASK decm-dw For Sale, One 4.VAA1 Old Maru well hvnlrA front I anu kind. (me 8-year old, not broke. One good farm Mule. Two dozen I'ecan Trees, , Apply to J. S. LANE, dccaidwtl Stonewall, N.C. ''Grace teas in all her steps, Heaven m her eye. In every gesture dignity and love.1 Bo appeared Mother Eve. and so may shine her fair descendants, with the exercise of common sense care and proper treatment. An enormous number of female com plaints are directly caused by dis turbance or suppression of the Menstrual Function. In kveky suoh case that sterling and unfail ing specific, Bbadfibld's Female KscubATOR, wiu effect relief and oure. It is from the recipe of a most dis tinguished Dhvslcian. It is oom. posed of strictly officinal ingre dients, whose happy combination has never been surpassed. It is1 prepared with sclentiflo skill from the finest materials. It bears the certainty ot effect, eleganoe of preparation, beauty or appearance and relative cheapness. The testi mony In its favor is genuine. It never falls when fairly tried. ' Cartnravllln n This will certlfv that two mm. bers of my immediate family, after having suffered for many years rrom menstrual irregularity, and having been treated wlthont bene fit by various medical doctors, were! at length completely cured by one bottle of Dr. J. Bradfleld's Fe male Regulator. Its effect In such cases is truly wonderful, and well may the remedy be called "Wo man's Best Friend." . Yours respectfully. James w. Strange. and Happiness of Woman." Mailed lieu. 1 radpield Regulator Co., . , , Atlanta, Ga. HEALTH RESTORED! ' LAW NOTICE CHAS. O. CLABK has removed hisofflce to that formerly occupied by Clark A Reberts, on Craven street, Just above the Clerk's office. . . . - W. W. CLARK remains on South Front street. ... . Jan7 du Brie!,, Dri:!. For sale In any quantity at prloes to the times. - Brick have been examined by good Masons and pronounced first-class, . Bam pies can be seen at my store. Orders UUU1UH1. 1uned4wtf K. K JONES. I71::!:::b D::!:rc. FLOUK.r , The Flour House of WYLTE. SMITH a no. of Baltimore has a national reDutation for the extent of their business and character of goods. i'helr BRANDS OK FLOUR ARE ALW ATS umii'OKM, rs iKlufLY KULIABLE and de livered at the LOWEST MARKKT PKIOES, CAKES AND CRACKLB3. The Old and Well Known Firm of JA8. D. MASON A OO. supply a lull line of every va riety of fakes and Crackers. Satisfaction In every instance guaranteed. TOBACCO. The Wholesale Tobacco House of KINK BKOTH EHS A CO., of Baltimore, so Iohr and favorably known in this market, have iriade me thelratnt f: ibis section; mid 1 will be pleaded to receive orders for their superior lilies of Roods. Every variety of ToLacco at. best prices. . I am Sole Agent hero for the above firms ; beiog in daily receipt of telegraphic market qnotntscr.s, I can tliorefcre guarantee I.C)',, T jT VIUCH an 1 I UI.LT ; !' "1 1 FAUTIOX. . Gcn'Hr;1 1 hy f:' S-i t cial Totftlo rctti.izer, Special CaH ue lertiiiror, Special Tea Tertilizer. Special lurin'p rcrtilizcr, Special Bean Feitilizer, Special liatlish fertilizer. Special Onion Fertilizer. SPKCIAL AND COMPJLETK FEltTJLlZEIIS FOR ALL CKOFS. v . -CALL ON OK ADDKESS J. . W0LFENDEN, NEW DEHNE, N. O. oc2dwtf ROBERTS & HEITDZRSOIT New Berne. JN. "!. Onlj first claBS Companies represen. ea in . fire. Llfs and Accident Insuanct. " Total Capital over Forty Millions o , uoiiars. , Jun24dlT W. II. DEWEY ; THJC PRACTICAL - . 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