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- - GOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
pulCS 25 CEWTS PER BOX.
' : Prepared only by TH0S.BEECIIA3L StIIclcns,Ijmcasliire,Englaa(I.
. ; JB, F ALLEN & CO., Sole Agents
FOB UITITEJD STATES, SO 67 CAHAI BT,,KEWTOHK,
, Who (if your druggist does not keep" them) wilt " mail Beccham's
-i Pill on receipt of price-- injuirffr& (Please tffention this paper.)
t ' ' - r -:p
f ; C m be liad, at B - N. Duffy's Drag Store, Kew Berne, U. 0.
OLESJ HORSES !
1
FflRU STOCK AHD ROADSTERS.
I have on haDd as fine Horses, Males and
North and West, as ever brought in North
constantly arriving.' Gall and examine.
OV STPEWABT,
febl9 dw
r IT.tOUlS.MO. I!!1 1 ' r-ij DALL&TEX.
' ; A0E NT ;W ANTED.
TO l7EAKiDE
' Mrtimln fnr hom obtil St Re Rot ahuM.
' sots who t wrvoas and dsbUttated. Addrnw,;
" eSIT11f5 f W8Terf imiro KAWgQOBi
A r Hit ChnunI ui HXB.VOU8 DEBILTrTi
fITTT T1 VntaMl ot Body And Hiadi IffMtl
1 vwMmwiRnKiimwiiviiiiiin
kMlnUlT MhSlsl HOIS TKKiTHT-BrfU I. J.
HiwritatkM. Bm, MlnlMwUkH4rMlkwlM
. ,. tMnm mi HUICM SS IflltMS, I,
Alias jnst returned from the "West with th
finest lot of, , $ 1 " - '
Kentucky Horos and Mules
that baa ever been in New Berne, which will
be sold at Close Figures. t Call and see them
'at jhelrpld Stand, Jllddle street, ,
JangSdwSm. tM-Halin & Co.
.Fashionable Tailor !
All Work Hone la JTi. st-ClA
I; RICHARD ( SAW YEK, ,
Middle st.', I wo doors north of Hahn'i
,.' Livery 8table8, J .
Auction Cales.
From 10 tq(ll'A.M
3"to 4 P.M.V
And 0 to 9 at Night,
Every
iay
during the Fair,
f '
TOIlr A. D.H j r Cros , Raleigh
'. C, F'ena ". T 't), New York
' a F. . i.-. i "- C jns, Phil
, '" -e Candivj e 1 Cu fectlons
, rnnanas, LeiuuiiS, Apples,
" . ' ' ia their scaaon, Fine
T and Chewing Tobacco,
. : "l Irsnds. Pipes and
-r t,l ON
mm
BoSnlnf fcem he effeets ef youthful man, t
' dcoU'.irutiiwvMknaM, loatmuihood.fcI
i,mIi mlnsbla ttHlmmiti) eoBttinlna
-'-.V OM'WiiTr." v I
BOX."
Ponies, imported from
Carolina. New stock
BROAD STKEET.
Atlantic & 0. Railroad.
Gen. Freight and Pass. Dep't,
New Berne, Feb. 4th, 1890.
Cheap .Excursion Eat 3
TO THE
EAST CAROLINA
ish, Oyster, (hie and Industrial Ass'd
AT NEW BERNE
FEB. 21, 25, 26J27, 28, and MARCH 1.
Ticket will be sold over this road on
l he mail train on Feb. 22d to SSch inclu
stve ftood to return until March 3d in
clusive. All stations east of New Berne
wilt sell tickets up to and including
March- 1st, and on the Special Train,
Feb. 24, 25, 26, 27. 28, and Mirch 1,
good to return to March 1st inclusive,
by said special tram, viz: Tickets for
the round trip, including admission to
the Fair.
ByMailT'n. Stations. BySpoo'iT'n
Rate, S3 40 Goldsboro Rate. $1.50
S30
2.10
1.85
1.60
1.45
1 25
.95
.75
.65
.65
.70
.95
1.00
1.15
1.25
1 25
Best's
La Grange
Falling Creek..
Einston
Caswell...........
Dover
Core Creek
Tuscarora
Clark's
Riverdale
Croatan ,
Havelock
Newport
Wild wood
Atlantic
Morehead City
1.40
1.85
1.85
1.25
1.20
1.00
95
.75
.85
Schedule of Speoial Train for informa
tion of the publio, and not for train
men, as this train will run by tele
graphic orders and will have no right
over regular schedule trains unless so
ordered by the train dispatcher.
schedule:
Leave Qoldeboro
...8:00 A.M.
Best's......
...8.30
.8.45
...0:00
...IWO
....9:85
...9:49
..10:04
..19:30
. 10:27
La Grange
Falling Creek
Kinston
Caswell...
Dover.
Core Creek-
Tuscarora....
ClarkW;;;
it
ii
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i.
Ar've New Berne .
10:45
Returning, leave New Berne. 6:80 P.M
This Company will transport articles
(or exhibit on prepayment of freight to
New Berne,' and upon production of
certificate from the Secretary of the
Fair Association that such articles bare
not been sold, for. freight charges will
be refunded end articles returned free.
Or upon production of certificate from
the Secretary that tucb articles are in
tended tor exhibition they win oe
transported: free from shipping point,
and returned free as above provided
for. ' '
Agents of this Company will be In
structed as to perishable artlolee, etc.,
to use their discretion in giving mem
free transportation without certificate
from Secretary. These privileges are
not extended to artiolee IntenUed for
advertising purposed, . "
S, L. DILL, Uenvtt. S Vibt. Agt
nECOVAL;
fc1
Old Man kf a; Newi Place.
I have moved Two Doom below my
old Stand, Into '
THE BISHOP STORE,
where can be found a good seleotioa of
t WATCHES, r. CLOCKS, .' JEWELRY.
SOLID SILVER and PLATED WARE,
fpoctaclci, and In fact everything' in
Di i't forgot the place, Middle street,
c 3 f ; '.'jt Church. ' .
v. r. . r 'I r-
THE J0URNAJL7 J
atsh,ut2 to johi wvAs&.utsi
J ATI JACQUES.
fTha remains of the author of "Home,
Sweet Home." left the bore of Tunis
Jau. 4, 1883, oa board a French steamer,
to be carried to Marseilles, whence the;
were forwarded to America. 1
John Howard Payne I thy sacred bones
Bnoaid rest upon their native snore;
A thousand welcomes to the ship
. 'lhat bears thee to tby borne once
more.
Mohammedan and Christian wept
To lose the well-loved dust of one
Whose-pure, poecio soul bad crept
Into their inmost hearts and homes
For three decades their loving hands
Had iruarded well tby fdreign tomb,
And dusky lips in Afric's land
Sang oft thy tender "Home, Sweet
Home."
John Howard Fayne, thy simple song,
From every open doorway floats,
where summer evening loiterers throng
And one by one take up thy notes.
In every warm, home-loving heart,
Though rich or poor, though high or
low,
Thy "Home, Sweet Home" has touched a
chord
Responsive to its ebb and flow.
u "palace home," in pleasure's hall,
lhy strains float out to dancing feet,
The noisy newsboys cease their call,
And roving arabs of the street
Take up the strain with loud halloo,
While barefoot waifs with voices sweet
Sing on, of "homes" they never knew,
Of "loving smiles ' they never meet. .
Tis not the poet's fiery words
That touch our fanoy for a time,
And stir our passions and our blood,
And make us half in love with crime.
Tis not grave wisdom's learned voice
1 bat rings for aye, through deathless
years,
out thoughts like thine, one oommou
theme
Of lovo, half mixed with pain and tears.
These words inscribed with iron pen.
On slabs which guard thine empty tomb
t ind echo in one ifi-aud amen
ibat swells from every heart and
home:
Sure, when thy gentle spirit fled
To realms above the azure dome
With outstretched hands God's angel
said,
Welcome to heaven's 'Home, Sweet
Home.' "
Rushville, Neb.
After the removal of Payne's body
the empty grave was covered .with marble
slabs, npon which were inscribed the
words eitbis last verse,
INHERITED BLOOD POISON.
now many people there are whose
distress from sores, aches. : pains and
eruptive tendencies are due to inherited
blood poison. Bad blood passes from
parent to child , and it therefore is the
dnty of buBband and wife to keep their
blood pure. This is easily accomplished
by a timely use of B. B. B. (Botanic
tsiood Balm). Bend to Blood Balm Co,
Atlanta, for book of most oonvfnoing
proof. .
James Hill, Atlanta, Ga., writes
"My two sons were afflicted with blood
poison, which doctors said was heredi
tary. They both broke out ia sores and
eruptions whioh B. B. B. promptly con
trolled and finally cured completely."
Mrs. S. M. Williams, Sandy, Texas,
writes: "My three poor afflicted chil
dren, who inherited blood poison, have
improved rapidly after a use of B. B. B.
It is a Godsend."
J. R. Wilson, Glen Alpine Station,
N. 0., Feb. 13, writes: "Bone and blood
poison forced me to have my leg ampu
tated, and on ibe stump there came a
large uloer, which grew worse every
day and doctors gave me up to die. I
only weighed 120 pounds when I began
to take B. B. B., and 12 bottles increased
my weight to 180 pounds and made me
sound and well. I never knew what
good health was before."
R. N. and F. S. Duffy, wholesale and
retail agents. New Berne, N. C.
Tricks of Manner.
To illustrate how the little tricks
of manner are copied and become
the fashion, it is told of a debutante
of several seasons ago who speedily
became a pronounced belle that at
her first few appearances in socie
ty, ont of sheer embarrassment,
she invariably stood with her
hands clasped. Before she ceased.
to resort to this peculiar method of
relief her reign became established,
and all the girls of her set, rec
ognizing her supremacy, quickly
saw and copied her intertwining
angers. :--
A Distressing Cue ana Happy Cmre
For over a vear I had a breaking out
on my leg, whioh troubled me so bad
oould not walk; leg badly welled, of a
purple oolor, with eruptions so baa that
blood would oose out . if I bore my
weleht on it. I was recommended to
trv Clarke's Extraot of Flax (Pavilion
Skin Cure, which I bare done. ' My leg
ia now well, and I ean walk two miles
on It without any trouble. .. Signed,
D. Hay ward. ,
ClarkeH Flax Boap makes the skin
soft and prevents chapping. . Skin Cure
$1.00. Soap 25 cents. , For sale by Ft 8.
Duffy, drueaistu. .
Of all the actions of a man's) life
his marriage , does least concern
other! people; yet ot all actions of
one life, 'tis most meddled with bj
A Woman's Diseeverr. is
''Another wonderful discovery has bees
made and that too by a lady la this county,
Disease fastened Its clutches upon her and
for seven rears the stood its severest tests,
bnt her vital organs were undermined and
deatu seemed imminent, n ot tnree monins
she coughed incessantly and could not
sleep. Bhe bought of us a bottle of Dr,
Kintr'a New Discovery for Consumption.
and was- so much relieved on taking first
dose that she slept all night and with one
bottle has been ' miraculously; cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther huts.- - Thus wrote
W. C. Hamrick & Co.f Shelby. N. 0
Get a trial bottle at R. N. Duffv's whole
flnlo and retail drug store Wholesale,
'Ai . r'-l".
Inherited Scrofula
vriffa SneerAe ftt.'S. l.l eared my little
rboj ot bei-tfitarjerofuuvwhich broke oat
rttUtnmt his faoj Tiw tm be bad afferea,
. utllM groans an wpuvui nonvr,
when at length I decide Co ose 3. 8. S. Al
ter siing a lew beetle he was entirely cored.
, : Not a symptom bow remains of toe disease.
This wss three years ago.- m
Mas. T. I MATHERS, MsUatrsvflle, Miss.
5T
In the early part of last year I had a vio
lent attack ot rheumatism, from which I
wsaeoiinMd to my bed tor over thne months
and at time wis unable to tarn myMU ia
bed,orevnraiMtheeover. A-nana had to
be in constant atteadanee day and night. I
was so feeble that what little nourishment I
took had to be given me with a spoon. Af
ter calling in the best local physicians, and
trying ail oiner meaicines wuuoui rwwiv ing
ai
S.3.
thirteen small bottles, which affected a com
plete and permanent cure.
L. C. BASSET, El Dorado, Kansas.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail
dfree. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta,Qa.
FineQlorsTHat
PTWASH out
orFade
)NLY
Sold bydrug gists
AAiBU
PEERLESS BKOHZK PAINTS 8 Colors, "
PEKRLES8 LAUNDRY BLUING.
PEKRLE88 INK POWDEBS-6 Kinds 7 Colon.
FEEBMSS SHOE AID HABNESS DBESSINO.
PEKBUCSS KOG DYKS-S Colon.
HUMPHREYS
De. HCKFaaxTB' Specifics are scientifically and
Carefully prepared prescriptions ; used tor many
years In private practice with success.and for over
thirty years used by the people. Every single Spe
cific Is a special cure for the disease named.
These Speciacs cure without drugging, purg
ing or reducing the system, and are in fact and
deed the aovereisn remediesof the World.
ust or ramorr aIj kos. cdrbs. pbicts.
eTerS, iwngestion, mnammanon...
ranee. Worm Fever, Worm Colic. .
Drying; Colic, or Teething of InfanU
Marrl
TIBS. OI unuureu or auuiis. . . .
Dysenter
uaoii
orb Vomiting
Cent-he, Cold, Broncnitu..
learaiiua, toouuh
'oothache, Faoeache ....
Blok Headache. Vertigo
iea4a.cB.es, hiokiii
yspepela, buious oiomaon.
Sappreeeedor raieiui rerioae.
Whites, too Profuse renoas
urea
Salt
K.1M
fever and Atae, Chills, Malaria
Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head
riiea. mma or cieeuinv
wneepiB
General 11
'..ping Covffb Violent Coughs,
Kidney Dise
UeDllllV.riljriuucU vv txajuunn
nnsae
bility
mkhaui wettlne Bea.
V1M1
of theHeart.Palpltatlon 1 ,
Bold by prnggjsts, or sent postpaid on receipt
of price. Da Humphbbyb' aUtroaL, (144 pages)
richlv bound to cloth and gold, mailed tree.
Hamhreys'edlclneCo.wFultonBt.N i.
S PlO I F IOS.
All of. the above medicines are fo
sale at the drug stores of F. S. Duffy
andR. Berry, Middle street, New
Berne, N. C.
P.. S. Duffy.'
'l"" r . mm
agent, new
Berne. N.O. .-
onavidwly
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
(As agents far owners we offer for sale on
easy aad eooommodating terms the follow
ing d escribed Improved Real Estate In the
git? or fie-ir nerns:
No. L -WHARy PROPERTY AT UNION
POINT : lnolndes the piece or land known as
THIS ISLAND," aPd the wharf or roadway
leading: thereto from East Front street.
Also, water apaee now being filled in. The
location ia ure nest in tne oity tor au mann
facturlnir nnrnosea. while tha lareest pi aft
visiting our waters have ample depth of
water for loading and unloading at th
wharf.
Ho. 7 TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AT
UNION POINT, occnrj'ed a dwelllnea.
HO.. TOJa 1HUM 1THU1N1' WAKHiUUUBSi
ONORAVhlN STREET.
No. 6, BRICK BTORK AND DWELLING
ON UKAVlca blIUCD.T occupied by ii. u,
A fnll deserlntlon of this valuable proper
tv. .tocether with the best termanpon which
the ssme will be sold, will be fnmlshedon
application to the undersigned at their omee
inoouin sront street.
tteetdwtf " IpB. and Real Estate Agts.
YJJUABLE TEUCK LAJTD FOR SALE
About FORTY ACRES CLEARED LAND.
situated within two miles of the city, suit
ante ror trues: raising, a great bargain,
Appiy to
WATBOW STKEET.
may It
ueaiicsu AgeLU.
arid WMetuiw IfaV
Its cured at hom with
I ' 'li l i 4 . jSonlareei
u Book or par.
sent IKM,
R.If.WOOUJIY,H.IX
ik i tMios m WbJtehU St,
Vha 'r nrtr1ffnfl . fTIAmant 'ifaillT. has
dnlvqnaUned a Executor of th estate of
Henry B. Nunn.and hereby gives notloe that
he requlrea all persons . havlng olatms
strains, the estate of tha said Henry 8.
N nnn. to present them to the said Clement
Manly, duly authenticated, for payment, on
or before the 1st day of February, 18S1, er
else this notice wlU be pleaded in bar of re-
eoveiy. .1. i i' -,.!. '4 -c;,t: s ;. f
Persons indebted to the estate must pay
without dolav. ' ' 't -a
i CLEMENT MANLY.
; a&2t din..;,, j. - , Kyeeuto
mm
mm ,iT. 11 k.
'druggist
PROFESSIONAL
Gr E. Thomas, Jr.,
AT'f OitSKT A.T LAW.
OrriOK Craven street, near Pollock street,
two doors not th o' Joub sal office.
Praolloee In Uiavea, Oerteret, Jones, Ons
low and Pamlico counties In the Supreme
Court of the BUte. and in the U.S. District
ana circuit Courts.
October ltth, lbSK. dtf
HODOLPH Dcrrr. B. b. NIXON.
Duff & Nixon,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
Office over R. N. Duffy's drug store.
Branch Office: Catharine Lake, Ons
low county. apl9dwly
P. H. PELLETIEE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND MONFY BROKER.
Craven St., two doors South of
Journal office.
A specialty made in negotiating Small
loans for short time.
Will practice in the Counties ot Craven, Car
teret, Jonea, Onslow and Pamlloo.
United State Conn at New Berne, and
Supreme Court of the State. febl dtf
CLEMENT MANLY. O. H. GUION
Manly & Guion,
ATTORNEYS AT T,A"W,
Office 2d floor of Green, Foy & Co.'b
bank, Middle street, New Berne, N. C.
Will practice in the courts of Craven
and adjoining counties, in the Supreme
Court of the State, and in the Federal
Courts. aplS dwtf
r, M. SIMMONS.
B. L. GIBBS.
Simmons & Gibbs,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Will praotice in the counties of Craven,
Jones, Onslow, Carteret, Pamlico,
Lenoir and Hyde, and in the Federal
Courts.
Office on Craven street, next door
below Journal offioe. aplSdwtf
DR. J. D. CLARK
Ktwstu), . o.
iftos in Craven
, tract eetweni
r'oliuvk
and Broad.
ur'-iovi
J. H. ORABTEEB.
BASIL MANLY.
0H1T H. CHABTREE & CO
ENGINEERS,
ounders and Machinists
Manufacturers and Dealers in
ENGINES 1KB MACHINISTS' SUPPLIES
Builders of Englnea. Boiler,
Saw mil. EdflDK Cut-off machines,
We are prepared to do Casting of all kinds
wna promptness,
Particular and immediate attention given
to repalis of all kinds.
We will be glad to give plans and estimate
for any deaoi lption of machinery.
We are the agents for the sale of the Amer
ican 8aw. Also for O. A A. Bargamin' cele
brated Indeetruotlble Mloa Valves,
We give satisfactory roaran toe for all work
dona by na. y32 d3aw will
. A. BRYAN, Pres. L, n. CITLEE, Viee Fret
6. n. ROBERTS, Cashier.
THE NATIONAL BANK
0P HEW BERNE, N. C.
INCORPOBATED 1865.
Capital, - - $100,000
Surplus Profits, - 86.700
DIRECTORS.
J as A- Buy an,
Thomas Daniels,
Cuas. 8. Bbyan,
F. M. Simmons,
Roberts.
H. CUTLBR,
Ukorqe Allen,
Q. H.
Next!
Phof. W. H 8HEPARD and compe
tent assistants in the toneorial art will
give you a
Hair ont for 20 cents.
Shampoo 20 "
Shave 10 "
Gaston House Barber Shop.
New Berne, N. C.
Tou Can Save Money
By buy ins; your Alabastino, Ready
Mixed Faints, etc., from
WHITTY UATlOj,
Vf have tbe oelebrated "Packers"
Ice Cream Freezers be sure and see
them before buying any other.
We have a full stock of everything in
the Hardware and Builders line, and
invite your attention to the same.
WiIHTx UATE3.
Agents for the Sherwin-Williams
oelebrated Ready Mixed Paints, and
dealers in Lime, Cement and Plaster
vv.p. Dunnus&co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN
All Kinds of Grain, Brick and
7 ; Agriicultural Lime.
Highest Price paid for Cotton Seed.
.": -lLaBxxx Dock, :-
-Lr'"' ,!j'ir .4
STEAMEUa.- A
NEW.'BERNE AND PAMUCQUf.be
The Steamer TAHOMA-
The following,-schedule ie bow ta ;
peration: : i f i f -
Leave New Berne every Tuesday aad
Friday morning at 7 o'clock. : , ' ,L
Returning Wednesday and Satarday
evenings. ' ,
All landings ca Neuse and Bay river . J
taken in. both wais.
For further lLttrmation apply to '
JNO. S. MANIZ, Agent
New Berne. i:ec. 5, 1889,
Steamer Honcrd.
Independent Steamboat Line.
On and after Mot day the 18th da) oi
September the steamer Howard will
run the following schedule:
For Trenton every Monday and Fri
day at ei. it o'clock, and return oa
Tuesdays a: Saturdays. .
J. J. LAS1TTER, Managu.
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH
The Fast Freight Line
BBTTWint
Nw Bern. Kaatei rta s arIU
Points, and Rorfolk, BalUamar
Philadelphia. Kw Vork.Boaaaai,
Kte.-vla Kllubetb City. N. C.
THE STEAMERS
Eaglet and Annie
of this line -will run oa
regular sonedule time,
leaving New Berne every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FKUUAY for Kllzaceth Olty and return
arriving on MONDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY.
These steamers, in oonneotlon with the
Atlantic A N. (J. K. K.. Norfolk Hon them R.
H., New York, Phlla. and Norfolk R. Kand
the Pennsylvania H. K., form a reliable aad
regular line offering superior faollitlea foi
quick tramiortatlon
No transfers exotpt at Elisabeth City, at
whioh point f relg ht w Hi be loaded on ears to
go through to destination.
Direct all good to be shipped via Eastern
uaronna umpatcn daily at follow ;
From New York, by Penn. ft. R Plei
-North lilvr
From Philadelphia, by Fhlla., W. A Baito.
H. H.. Dooa bt. Htatlou,
From Baltimore by Phlla., Wll. A Baltt , U.
K,. President Ht. Station.
From Norfolk, by Norfolk Southern R. B,
From Boston, by Merchant A Miner Trans
porUuton Co.; New York and New England
Rales as low and time quicker t .an by any
other line
W. H. JOYCE (Gen, Fgt. Traffic Agent,
P. K. R.I, U u u.l Traffic Manager.
GEO. 8TEI th s. Division Freight Agent
P. W. A B. K i ., Phlla.
B. B. OOOKK, Uenernl Freight Agent. N. T.
P. A N. K. K Norfolk.Va
H.C. HUDUlas, Oeneral Freight Agent. 9
B. 11. K., Norfolk Va.
OF.O. HENDERSON, Agent,
Newbeme. N. O.
fa 120 d
OLD 00UIUI0U
Steamship Company.
SEMI-WEEKLY LIKE.
the Old Dominion Steamship t'ea
paay's Old snd Favorite Water
Ronte, via Albemarle aad
Chesapeake Caul.
FOB
Norfolk, Baltimore, Hew York, Phlla '
delphla, Beaton, Providence,
and Washington Olty. 1
And all points, North, East anditCati
On and after FRIDAY.
FEB. 11th, we.
nlll further notloe, the
Steamer HlNTEO, Ca.pt SonligU
AND 1
Steamer HEWBERNE, Capt PrittheU
Will sail from Norfolk,
Va., for New Berne via
Washington. MONDAY
and FRIDAYS. makln
oloee connection with the Steamer of the
N. 4 T. R. B. B.Co., for Kinston Trenton.
and all other landing on the Neuae ana
rent Rivera.
Returning, will lall from NEW BEBfflE
for NORFOLK direct, TUKbDAYS and FBI
da x 0 at iMiJNrj, a.m., making con
nection with the O. D. 8. B. Oo .' ahlna
(or New York, B. B. P. Oo.'s steamer
for Baltimore, Clyde Line Ships for Phllaa
delphla, M. A M. T, Oo.'s ship for Boston
ad Provldenoe
Our untiring efforts to rleee nnr mlmn
and our almost perfeot servloe for the paal
fifteen year, lathe beat 'guarantee re ean
offer all shippers a to wnat wa will na for
them in the future.
Order all goods care of O.D.H. R. rvu.lv.
folk.Va. .
Passengers will And a eood Uble. MUferb
able rooms, and every oonrtesy and atten
tion will be paid them by theoffloers.
E. B. ROBERTS, Agent.
Msssas. CULPEPPER A TURNER, .
Agenia, nmmm, ya, -
W. H- STANFORD. - ' '
Vice-President, New Tort City.
The R. G. Freight Lino
lf&CHAi;TS:and SmFPE&S, TAEHUOTICS
On and after October 15. 18f8, this Uoewll '
resume their regular
SEMI-WEEKLY TKIPS.op.,
I .Brrwini . t' ', : i .
Baltimore land New Bern
Leaving Baltimore for New Berne. WIS
NKSDAY, SATURDAY, at BIX P. M.
Leaving New Berne for Baltimore, TUES
DAY, SATURDAY, at blX P.M. -This
Is tne only DIRECT Una ont of New.
Berne for Baltimore without change, and on
weir return trip irom osiumcrt com aires
to New Berne, stopping only at NceJoik. eeaw
neotlng then for Boston, Provldenoe, Phila
delphia, Richmond, ana all points North.
nasi ana wesv Mating close connection. .
for appoint by BlTrand Britons of New;
Bern-.
Aaents are as followa:
REUBEN FOSTER, Qen'l Manager, '
... - DO Llirht Hi.. R.ttlmnM :'.
JAB, W. M00ARRI0K,Agt ionol:xi.P
W p. Ulvda A Clo.. Phtla1alMhl. tetinBtK
Wharves. ., , ' - - K- . -'
North rtver? "
K. Sampson Boston, St Central wharf.; ..
S. H. Rockwell, Provldenoe, R, I, : . 4
Ships leavs Boston. To elay and rtetaraaya
x New York dally. - . . .
; Balto.t Wednesdays A Batnrdaya '
PhUadelph la, Mondays, Wdn
it ; v- days, Saturdays. -.;
t "ovmenoe, Baturaaya.
Through bills lading given, and
id ra
rat enar-f
an teed to all points at tha different ofllo o"
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