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-, Haw Bern, latitude, 85 6' North.
" v tancitadd, 77 r West.
Ss rises, 5 j0 I Leiictk of day.
das wHk 8:48 113 boon, 89 minute.
Mora at 1 3 p. a.
" HBUSCTjSS8 L0CAL8.
- TO LQYEE8 OF GOOD COFFEE 1
-A, yo want to drink Rood ooffee, go
to Alex. J us tioes Broad street and
p7 kiui 28 cents mad get one ponnd of
bis tart Bid, Java and Maraoaibo coffee
mixed,. For its flavor it i unexcelled .
We are eellin beet Pianoa and Or
Rakt at remarkably low prices. Old
Piaaos taken in exobanne.
a5tf . Mkasxs & Haktsfrld.
FOb SALE Three Males. Will sell
ebeep for cash. Apply to
C. H. WALLACE.
ap80-tf. Fieh Dock.
A fall line of Plows, Barrows and
Cultivators, at prices to suit the tiuies.
4 t i Qto, Auca & Co.
REilf staie Mortrages and Deeds
4orale at this office.
Fertilisers, Lime, Plaster, Clement,
Glass, Paints, Varnish and Oil at low
prioes, Geo. Allen & Co.
t$ Ihe tcortt enemy is the tecret en
emy. The enemies of ScliuoU are at
work tiiently. lie on your guard, and
by your ballots deeut thtm on ruhrlm
higly tomorroir.
May.
Election tomorrow.
The county commiseiouers w ill l in
session tomorrow.
The Irish potato crop Is mure iiromia
ing tban a few weeks ago.
Richard Patrick Will ianiB was right
lag hh fences in the first ward yester
day. Be is on guard for a secret
attempt to defeat him.
A false alarm of fire wan given last
night, causing the fire department to
rash out and return like the men in
olden times who were fooled by the
cry of "Wolf!"
Notice is given that a meeting of the
Grand Army Poet of this city will be
held on the 5th of Msy, at 8 p. m., to
prepare for Federal Decoration Day,
which comes off on the 80th of May.
At the Republican grand rally in the
fourth ward on Friday night it is said
there were eight voters. The movement
was in opposition to Virgil Crawford,
the candidate for councilman of that
ward.
There will be a meeting of the Ladies
Memorial Association at the residence
of Mra John rHaghes on Tuesday 8rd
Inst a 18 o'clock. A full attendance
is earnestly requested to deoide some
matters of importance.
The register Of deeds hag received
ooptes of the revenue aot and have
them ready for the tax listers and as
sesjeori who are required to meet in
each township on or before the second
Monday in May and elect one of their
number chairman.
Oa tfeM street, just above the resi
dence of Mr. William Marshall, there
Is an elm tree that is fifteen feet in cir
oumferenoe five feet from the ground.
Tradition runneth that it was planted
by Governor Speight. It k a monarch
of iU kind. We fear that from the in
judicious and oareleee trimming of its
hag limbs, ere long it will decay.
- "Knowledge cannot be stolen from
you.1 It cannot be bouyht or sold."
EUhu BurriU. Vote for Schools and
gtvt your neighbor's children and your
. otoa this jewel that cannot be taken away.
: aXasjeeval. -. . .,
Messrs. Gulon & Pelletler, attorneys
a at law. moved to their new office, second
door axratn or tne joubnax office, yester
v j ' day. They are neatly and snugly
' .'fitted up and prepared to consult and j
v advise those who contemplate going to
law ; We welcome them as neighbors
' , ' " and rejoice that the law is convenient
' wlieneverW 'need Information in that
.'' ," tteaanerMevenaesita,
;.V The Pamlico, of the O. D. line, will
.-v,'- sail at 8 p. otni,: tomorrow (Monday).
-." Track receired until three p. m.
Whistle will blow half, our . before
' A ' sailing to notify passengsrs and ehip-
fmiw ( Hmiuu iw ane wwimsrs
this line Comfortable and the fare so
cheep that walking ta discounted.1"; v ,
j : The, steamer Stout carried put On Fri
' " day evening-a full' cargo of lumber,
1 - aval aioresT wood pulp, etc
, TbeNewbf ' tSeO. Dl line which
Jet 1'9 r , 1.; y ait pi tn. arrived
it 'i yf .erJay at 1p.m., making
i ' ! r ' i f 3r T'Tthern market.
; l 4 a frugal, temperate
if- becoming fcrocioui, a ticA
n I ? e- 'j scKTual and
- c-I-Ia. s 1 t j a. Voit for
TleSuM.
The Jouhkax offiee has plenty of
ticket "For Schools." We hope some
one la each ward will see that they are
at the box.
CdT When wisdom entereth into thine
heart, and knowledge is pleasant unto
thy soul, discretion shall preserve (he(,
understanding shall hep thee. Prov.
ii, 10-1 1 . I 'ote for Schools.
AlUwuui MaSt 1T! Bar f
CtaalHicam f Cnnm Caiiatty at
th Rcaralar MoBihly Hecttac Held
m the First Meadar IB Apftli 187
For the poor: John W. Austin for
support of aelf, 83.00; Wm. Cleve for
M. Harris 83.00, for 13. Kite $3.00; Wm.
Moore for P. Moore, S3. SO; Sarah Heri
tage for self and child $2 00, for M. E.
Ball $5.00; Henry Wells for self, $8.00;
Amanda Clark for self $3.00, A. Toler
for self. $2.00; Mrs. Wesley Orsy for
self, 552 00, Norman I pock for B. Lath
inghouse, $4 00; Mary Gatlin. 81. DO;
Washington Spivey for W. Bonner,
$1.50; L. Austin for Major Austin,
81 50; Celia Heritage, 81.23; John H.
Bell for J. W. Cox, $3.00; Flortnce
IigRelt, 81 50;Hagar Blount for Caesar
Conner, $1.50; Bettie Nelson, $1.00; A.
A. Lloyd, $1.50; R. U. Mostly fox EUney
Brown, SI .50: Beteey Westbrook, $1.00;
W. B. Griffin for Simon Rhem, $1.00;
Thomas Harris, $1.00; M. Hahn for
Dave McCray , $1.50; Matilda Qunner-
son, 81 00, J. Wiley, $5.00: Jefferson C.
Davis for Jacob and Hanuah iurns,
82.00; Caesar Becton for E. Becton,
81.50; Kachael Ireland, keeper of Wil
lis' bridge, 87.00; E. yuidley, janitor of
court house, 810.00, John T. I in coin,
keeper of Cleremorjt bridge, 8&.00.
The followiug accounts wereallowed,
the uiuouot being the same as claimed I
in each: ('lark & Clark, professional
services, 810 00; Margaret Oadmun
cook at poor house, $3.00, A. Sears,
keeper of poor house, $10 00; Dr. James
F. Long, professional services, $150.84
E. II. Meadows & Co., medicines
$10.66, Robt. O. Moeeley, house rent.
84.00; J.J. Tolson, agent, rations for
poor, $3.62; J. J. Tolson, rations for
poor, 891.76; M. T. Bryan, coffins and
buriels, $13.00; Isaao Patterson, treasu
rer, blank book, 810 25, Jonas Daniels,
carting saw dust, 75 cents; Ne
Berne JoiknaL, advertising and pub
lishing proceedings $12.50; Alex. Miller
water set for court bouse, $2 60; Geo.
Allen A Co., nails for poor house, SI. 18
merchandise for court house, $1.65, for
bridges, c. $4 91; D. Slimson Sheriff,
feeding prisoners, $62.15, turnkey fees
for March $4.20, serving notice on Hahn
60; David Barham services as baliff,
$1.00; R. B. Blackledge carrying luna'
tio to asylum, $8.80; O. Hubbffor
voucher book $4 00, per diem, &c.
$21.40, canceling vouchers, Ac, 850 .00;
Geo. W. West jury ticket $7.60, Pamlico
county jury in Geo. Washington case
$26.00; W. M. Watson commissioner
per diem, $11.00, J. P. fees ia casee of
lunacy, $6.00; L. H. Cutler merchandise
for poor Louse $0.05; Sitae Fu loner
registering voters, $5.68; S. W. Ttham
com. per diem and mileage, $4.80; W.
G. Brinson com. per diem $6,00, atten
tion to bridges $6.00; T. H. Mallison
com. per diem and mileage $7.60; John
a. Lane, work in vault of court bouse
$35.00. Aggregate for the month: sup
port of poor $228.76; Justioe, $152.50;
Sheriff and jail feee, $76.75; miscel
laneous, $113.18. Total $565.15.
(3" Friends of eduemtion, don't listen
to the numerous suggestions and objec
tions urged against our Schools, but be
true to the duty we otce fo our children,
and vote for Schools.
Chore Services To-Dav.
Methodist Church Services at 11 a.
m. and 8 p. nu, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. L. W. Crawford. ' Pews are alike
free to all. Ushers always in the vesti
bule to receive strangers. A oordial
invitation is extended to all persons to
worship with the congregation. Bun
day School at 3 p. m. -
: Christ Church V. W. Shields Rec
tor. Third Sundsy after Easter.' S. 8.
Philip and James. Services at 11 a. m.
Holy Communion and at 5 pm.
Sunday School at 4 p. m. The public is
always invited to take part in the ser
vices of this Church. Ushers at . the
door to provide) saats.
Baotiet Church Rev. Dr. Theodore
Whitfield, pastor Services at 11 a. m.
and 7:80 p. m.. Seats free and the pub
lie cordUUy invited to attend. Sabbath
school at &vi n.
Presbyterian Churcb Bv. l. C
Vase, feaetor.' Services at 11 a. m. and
$ p. m." Sabbath school at 8:15 p. m.
The publio are oordiallyLaTlfied to. a-
tend these services and Join to the wee
BOip oi WKt UU DH OU1J uay. . -
Elder, uorene Booo. Advantist.wui
preach at Meohaniee Hall today a 11
oVslock a.m. and 7 nun. The public "are
invited to attend these services. j.
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1 WlKBLOWB BOOTHIKd BTECT
aV---M always -be psed for children
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It sootboa the child, softens
f ti a:; r -r, cures wind
: eb t f-edy for diar-
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To the Colored taliAed Voters ef
New Bent:
It U oonoeded that'if the Graded
School bill bo defeated, the colored
voters will do ft. And should they de
feat this important measure because
there is not a colored man on the board
of trustees U would be a grave mistake
and serious consequences would follow.
I take the more progressive view and
so edviee'asyj oolored friends, with
whom I am? identified, not to defeat an
important, school bill, merely pander
ing to a whimsical idea. We have and
have had for several years two oolored
representatives ia the board of city
council, but how many colored police
men dp we have on the streets.'' We
have had oolored representatives in the
Legislature, but how many oolored men
in the State have been appointed to any
office in ooneequenoe thereof? I simply
mention these two instances to show
that representation in the minority is
representation in aero.
My oolored friends, there is one lead
ing sentence in the bill that should
cause every colored voter in New Berne
to vote for the ratification of it. It
gives the colored children twice the
number of months which they have
been getting heretofore, or lu other
words, where they have been permitted
to attend only from four to four sod a
half months, under this bill the oolored
cniiaren can attend eignt or uuie
months.
Before you cast your votes tomorrow
ask yourselves two questions, viz If
we vote "For Schools" will we be vot
ing in the interest of this community
and the rising generation? Will we b
keeping in the line and in the liKht and
knowledge of the present progressive
age r
If you defeat this bill by your v ee
tomorrow, you will do this conniiuuit)
an in justioe anil your race an irrep
arable wrong.
I atu for bellf i hchooU, more money
and belter wage."
ISAA' II SMHII
tf" Ia I our Hchowh t' f uttered. Let
our ehudreii (i educatC'i. 1 he imbue
uvui demands it. Oar lirorpentu de-
ntands U; uur idjijitiifM demands it, uur
religion demands it. Ijet every num ?vfe
fur uur Schools.
Clinton's Railroad.
SPI-ENMD CEI.KHUATKlN OF IT-- I .-Mi l K
TION AU ACCIDENT.
CU.NTON, April 2V
The railroad celebration yesterday
was a grand success. Four thousand
people were present, including the
military from (ioldsboro and Wilming
ton and visitors from all parts of the
State. The weather was beautiful, ano
delightful musio was rendered by the
Cornet Concert olub band of Wilming
ton. A fine address of welcome was
made by D. B. Nicholson. Esq., and an
eloquent response by lion. Thoe. S.
Kenan. Eloquent speeches were also
made by Capt. Swift Galloway, Bon.
C. W. MoClammy and C. B. Ay cock,
Esq. Rev. J. L. Stewart, president of
the Clinton & Warsaw Railroad Com
pany, was presented with a handsome
easy chair, which he received with
much feeling. Mr. A. F. JohnBon, one
of the directors who had worked zeal
ously for the road, was presented with
a gold-headed cane, and accepted in a
graceful speech.
The military paraded in the after
noon. One sad accident alone marred
the pleasure of the hour and cast a
gloom over many hearts. The pro
cession was led by the marshals,
mounted,.' followed by the military.
On Fayetteville street the horse of Col.
W. G. Jonee, 2d regiment, in oommand
of the troops, became unoontrollable
and made a dash. Col. Jones was
thrown, and, in falling, his sword
pierced the body of Mr. Henry A.'
James, one of the marshals. Mr. James
is in a critical condition, but his
physicians are hopeful of bis recovery.
Tbe crowd was good-humored and
orderly. There was not an arrest, The
people were entnuiiastic,
At night a fancy dress ball was given
and appropriately terminated the re
Joicings of the eay.
Henceforth Clinton may be retarded
as one of the progressive towns of the
State. Joined to the great world by
bands of steel, she will become as
vigorous in material growth as she has
always been delightful as a place of
reswenes. -
A telegram received last night ssys
very little hope of recovery is enter
tained by tbe physicians for Mr. James.
News and Observer.
To Ike Voter ef New Berne.
It bavins- been circulated that I am
an aspirant for the office of City Tax
Collector, I wish to publicly deny the
report and hereby announce that I am
not an aspirant for any position within
the gift of the board of oity council.
W. r. KOUNTKKE.
Notice.
At the reaneet of mini of mv fellow
citizens of the Second Ward, I announce
myself a candidate for the office of
Councilman of said ward. Am assured
of an elecuenand therefore seaJfcoe m
the field set 11 toe contest is dec Wed
C w - - . .j v. Williams.
-...;.. Notice.
On account of the unjust nreiudioe
eksrtad bt some of arrso-oalled friends
j daring ward meeting, Monday the 18th,
anA'M Doeres Meats and minors voting
thereat, and believing as I do that tbe
will of tbe people of the fifth ward was
not expressed in this eetiotr, there being
aot mere than M or 100 legal voters. - In
socord with the desire and wishes of
many, 1 announce myself as the Repub
lican oandidste for Councilman of the
fifth ward. Knowing that the will of
the people wr.l be erpreseed at the polls
on the :
ihe 1st Monday in May, I shall be in
tbe feld.-eorf.
-ot of . election tUl
tt at cay.i.
foreigL inns.
KKKl'ISU AN EYE OH ME o'tRIE.N.
Cobs:, April 28. The Hon. Capt.
Plunkeu, resident magistrate at Cork,
has been iaatruoted by tbe government
to keep a close watch' over all circum
stances attending the departure of Mr.
William O'Brien on bis way to Canada
to inaugurate a campaign against the
governor-general, the Marquis of Lands
downs, on account of his alleged unfair
treatment of his Irish tenanu.
Thirteen men who recently resigned
from the Irish constabulary sailed today
from Queenstown for New York on the
steamer Adriatic.
THE CHIMES BILL I N . UMMITTKK
London, April 2H. Id the House of
CommoBs, tonight, the motion offered
on the Utith inat. by Mr. llobert T. Held,
liberal member for Dumfries, that the
House decline to proceed with any
measure directed agamsi tenants com
bining for relief until a full measure
for their relief from excessive rente
was presented in Parhumeiit. Mas re
jected by a vole of Li-11 10 -4U. A mo
tion that tbe House go into (omiuiltee
on the crimes bill was then adopted.
I'Iumi a m.h Eni.cn i tiii AMi'ni't
Ik in M a 1.1.
l 'a i.i i Tl a . April - Ii i- umiotli
ciall) nialeil ihht if llit- Altitun iubii
geiila tuct er ii iu ovcillirow Hj ih-Aiiit-i-r.
llit- Inllti e downfall wmiM u 1
lend to colli I'll f HI ton tit-t M II i -tiK Irt ffl
and kurteia tliHt. on tin- .inirnM
projects ure uijilrr i oupttlri mnn it
enable the two powern joimU I" u)
range for the hiirt'M. on of it,,- tribal
war and the (ubneiu nl ml in until atu ii
of the whole i nuuli y un. In i r l I 1
ruler.
KM ot M Hi 1.1 1 W lil N '. I . i,i
Tl IN
I.iiMm.n , Airil '."I - A il ir-jmii Ii fioiu
C'mrO flUJH H tiklMlllt-h bllh lliktll larr
at DarruHx )el t-i n a bil y i t A i J i-iiinl
a force of Kgypliauf iimlur c imihhii.1 "I
Majjr CherniHide. 'Ihe Arnl.- l .-t JM'
killed and wounded, mul tin- I '. pi laiu
4U wounded.
1 A M1IK1D(JE AN I I
I.INDON, April
I.' A II A II A l.p
I'lm ( 'ambri.l).'!
I'mversity Boat Club has appointed a
commilee to make arrHiigeinciilM with
the Harvard I'mvurtmy lloat C lub f.n a
race between the Cambridge und ll.u
vard crews, to take place in America
Bomelime during tbe montb i f Nep
lember.
t-i On, d,i: tor
my matt , Ioil ci'i
rote fo hi r i hi! I; i
to it that yon si,
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l.iht of l.ilK l.
Remaining in the 1'oHtolli
lierne. (laven countv.
1. 1KH7.
May
Margaret Arncl. Clara Hr.ui (J .
Hudie Cualettt. Lydia Carter. A tin Maria
Uooden Windell Jones. Caroline I. ink
ham, l'hoebe Keddick. Mrh S. H
Larkly, William Shaw, II J. TIioihiih.
A. K. Webb, Benjamin C. Hum and
Tibbet Hickman, care scIioouit Frank
S. Hall.
Persons calling for above lettem. w ill
ay advertised, and give date i f list.
M. Mania, 1'. M.
MIkh Leah Jones h School.
IIONOK ROLL IX )It Al'UI I
Trys Miss Mary Good ing.
Karnest WorkerB Mms Kttn
ami Master Milton Hollowed.
Willis
typ Friends of education, are you
awake to the secret icorkingn a atnst the
future existence of our Schools. Be up
and (foini, iiml sjiare no troulile to
onward the car of , iiiiot ,,' i a . '
program. Vote for Scho,,h.
A Battle in the Soudan.
Cairo, April 20. Reports have beru
received here from Massawah to
the
effect that the Italians advanced to cap
ture Keren, and met a strong force of
Abyssinians, who gave them battle.
The result of the fight is in doubt.
Romk, April 29. The government has
received adiices from. Massowab. and
has ordered three battalions to reinforce
the garrison there.
A Brstish Steamer Burned.
A dispatch from Savannah, (in.. Unt
night, says: ''Captain Patrick Doyle
and eighteen men, part of the crew of
the British steamer Ben Hope, were
picked up this morning in Tybee roads
by a pilot-boat and brought to this city.
Their veeeel, which was bound from
New York to Vera Cruz, was burned
yesterday morning and the crew had to
take tCL their boats. They were then
fifty miles; southeast f tbe mouth of
the Savannah river. The Ben Hope's
cargo consisted of 115,000 gallons of
crudi' petroleum. Tbe fir was firt d if
oovered at 1 o'clock Thursday morning.
The cases containing the oil exploded
rapidly, and . the heat was so Intense
that the flames could hit be" extin
guished. At 8 o'clock the crew took to
the boats. Second mate Dundas. and
seamen H. Morley, R. Cundle, Thos.
Colquitt and Albert Oa'port are miss
ing." Wonderfal Cnrti.
W. B. Hoyt & Co., wholesale and re
tail druggists of Rome, Oa say: We
have been selling Dr. King's New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen 's
Arnica Salve for two years. Have
never handled remedies that sell as
well, or give such universal satisfac
tion. ' Ther have been some wonderful
cures effected' by theee medicineAHn
this city. - Several cases of pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured
by use of a fewbottlee of Dr.- King's
New, Discovery; .teksn vln , eonnection
etth.Lieetiwi..ttere. ws ituaraatee
Backiea't Arnica BU.
Tut Bbsi Salvk in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Sail,
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively' cures piles
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction . or money re
funded. Price 25 ceLUs per box. Fur
sale by R. N. Duff v. drclC lv
In this city, at the reBidt-nce of ib
hride, on Spring Kreel, April Xs al
8:iJ0 p. m., Mr. Bryce Anderson lo Mrr
Susan Jooes. Kev. I. V Crawfuid
was the officiating clergyman
COMMERCIAL.
Jochkal OmcE. April '."J fl P. W
Nsw Y ok k. April '."j-Nimu -1 utui
closed steady . So lee of 10-1 !
April. :n C'J (). lobci
May. in V.i No rmU i
June, !'.' ; liei ember 'J
July. !" ' January. .' '.'
Aunutt, hitruHrv
.September. : ' 1, Uanli
Spots firm. Middling 1 ' 1 : 1
Mnidling. lo ;; - ( ,oo i i imiuh ) :
New Iterne Malk.t 'l i.il -,a
Wood Mi. Mini,.- ;o ; :" M. i.lm
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1'oTATuKI. Marlv Horn- .' 7'i I I I 1
I'oTATOEH llahainan IIOc yann it
Harrihoii. (lor.
Wool li'alftc. per p. .un.l .
RlIIMII.KS Went India, .lull and i. .:n
inal.not wanteil. Huilliii in.:
heartB. S:i 0(1 . saps.S 1 .Ml per M.
Notice.
Ihe I ultl 111 ll t ei appointed ,y (,r.il,,l
Arinvoti llei oration w ill meet 'rimrn
day. May tin' lli. at d o . lo.'k. p. in . on
o'ueeti rt.. in front of Went t-t 1 lie
rili.eijH aie invite 1 to meet tlie loin
ni nice. 1 '. I i . 1 .1 r,
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DETRICK'S SALOON,
Opposite tlie ( iiKtoni llnuw nn Middle
street. here you ill Iiml
The Very Best and Purest
BEER, WINES,
And Liquor: cf All Kindc,
CK.AKS AM) TOHAi'O'.
All Cheap for ('ash. Call an 1 i-ee me
and 1 will treat you right.
JOHN UKTKH K.
April ill). lsv7. dtf
SALE OF LAND
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I'lHKUBIll l' Hlf .'U.ltllll'l ! 'tl u!nl'
i: :t nifil net '.cm n-tuU-i el iti hi.l I tr in . A 1
lvti, cf nr.il i nun, I w;l, . ;! i ';,1.,m
A U't i"t). h! the t 'mrt ilcUBC in SHld .'cm ni v .
On Monditv, the 30th rt.iv of Mav,
A.I). 1HS7,
it TVH, I. r lot k. MI(Ma , it.i- fci .owl im
iJtlnlH NllllHl r ill KB Id ClftVPlI (iillll. , Oil Ihe
.mi of 1 he Al lnt n' ami N'oi ih a roll n a ICaii
ri.si). Hurt on Hrlre b ('rMk, oonlalniiiK alxuit
'J ' aotfS, hel mk t Ram in mi p;irrdaa t
mi!i) IwtHc Kitri'r-s from M K. Kncwti
11 n 1 he ' Ma ily I'IhiiUI ton
I ten VIM 1 1 .lay c( Ai Ml.
I cmiB, i
It A . Ki'h hA"N.
,1 1 1 ( 111 III , Htl !!' !
Hyde Line Company.
NKW ItEKSK. N. C . Al'lil I.
it" M Mh.lt Sl'HKIH'I.K i K TUf Ml I l M,
ivr AROIE,
To kci nlo eflecl on rind after May IM I--"
Wednpwlhy Iyft e Now Herm-ftt sl-.VkN
M for llftvtioro. sloppliiE l A.Iriiib I'ri eB.
sm il bii I'reek . Vftmlemere anil si.mipu a I.
Tiinrwlhy leave Knyiioro at IA K A. ,i .
for New Berne. Rtopping al SlonewallA ande
mere, Smiths OeeR anil A.lnmi Creeli.
Hatunlay Ijpavfl New Heme t ShYhN
A.M (or Bnyhorti. mnpplnn at Adams CreeK,
smtlhB Creetc. Vandpiuere anil st.np wall.
Monday leavp Havlmr.i at SKVK.N A M
f,r New Kerne, snipping at Htonewall. Vsn-
deniere, Hmiths Creek ami Adams ('reek.
Tlv thla arranirement we are a hie to make
doae ronnectlon wllji the Northern steamers.
also having soort sjvommodatlons both lor
Dusaensen and frf litht at very low rates and
ask ihe merchants and producers along ita
line to given their oneeriul aupnort. Freight
received under oover very day of the week..
Kor fnrther Information enquire at the
office, foot of Craven street,
Or any of Its agents at the folio wing places:
abe L,ki., aaams i Teen,
a. W. KUtiLKK. Hmlth Creek.
1. H. A BBOTT, Vandemere,
C. H. FOWIjKH, Stonewall,
FOWLKB 4 CX) WELL, Fayboro.
ap29dw W. P. BUKRl'S, O M,
For Salg
flye years oW r
I pomndi; Bandix
stock, . .
A MARE. Dye rears old r weight about
tms thousand pomndi; Bandsora aeUoo ; of
than AUea stock, ; - .
E. . SliLLflOOD. CEO. SLOTH, r.
Smallwood & Slover -
DEALERS IN
Gt.t'HAL HMUAVARK,
TLWAJL ill. ASS VA RB,l
WOGVt..W.:RE, CROCKERY,
'-UiH. !",UHS. HUXD3Z
OI.AS.-i. J-AI.TS, OILS "
A.D 8T0VI
I'Nl HPAiSSED AS TO
PRICE AND QUALITY.
lilll Str. . t, N-xt Ioor to
Hot.. VlUirt,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
My Friends, I Feel Bad!
o ream
'Wliiie,
Wlntty 'b,
'. u pel ior to mine
i aiinut it. 1 am
.1
ROCK SALT!
Rock Salt!
Rock Salt!
! . ' I V
Ferdinand Ulrich,
WHOLESALE GROCER
Mlldd.l. s I II KK r.
m:v hkknk, n. o
T.I A 1.1,11 . I I! ii I M.
ATTENTION.
1 1 1 iii' 1 i . i 1 1, .ii-. f..r tl.e Spline
:i : .1 Nun no r I, v ir-.ll;
Alabastine
L. II. (TTLKirS,
2C tt 28 Middlo Street,
M'.w iu. km:, n. v.
C-i' Call an I K'et Sample Tiuti.
SPRING AND SUMMER
MILLINERY GOODS!
Miss Harriette Lane's
1 : 1 I n. I : .,11 I,
Il'i 1 I I I I.- t-.i .1..; i,.,,
' M..III.I ..!. i I i i ... - i,i . i '.
11 1 1 I II ' ,1 ! -,11,111
ll.at I ..Im..-t
l u . . -. . ; ; i : ! , ; , , , ;
A . I I I l : e u If ,
Min k of I ini. Millinery Hoods is now
rcaily for liihition, confiHtiDg of thft
Most Elegant Hats, Eonnets.
Eitbns. Flcwers, Etc., 1
m the city. Having alvrayi kept the
iiii.-l unil most beautiful Millirjery .
hi r brought t" th ia market, she. '
fully PUPtaii.a her roiuttition tn this
respect thin aeafon. or rather fwrpataes
it These hanilsomo fiociiis will bs Sold !
at a email advance on New York coet. "';: "
All are cordially invited t see tbettt 'Vj '
apl7 dim .
Flour! Flour! Flour 0
Pork! Pork! Porkt;tv
r.. y;
Both of the shore articles onttaad to' ;
large quantities, and at prioee fuartt-'
teed to suit, at . - viAW.f.
TT JL1.
Old Market Site
iWinft at tea cents a tftht TM- thrtM b a
Wtatt to rscaatD over aighl m ttaeciiy,
r. h. FTTROjr."
tbem aiwera. Boia by u. ft, wvt-