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fXW BE&NE. N. U.. DEC. 7 IBM.
Catered St the Peat offlee at N Im,
aaeeeoasV-eleas nvatter.
!T0
THE FORCE BILL.
The Republican majority iu the
Senate seem intent on the passage
of the Force bill, but there are
aerXpos obstacles in the way. The
Senate is still a deliberative body,
and measure of public importance
can pass without the closest
scrutiny and criticism.
There is no probability that the
rules will be chanced. Heed's
methods cannot be introduced in
the 8 Senate without changing its
character and making it a "beer
tardea" instead of the most dig
nified, deliberative body on earth.
Men who are proud of senatorial
honors and wear their robes with
grace and dignity will not consent
to such degradation.
lathe next place it is known that
several Republican members are
opposed to the Force bill per se.
These Senators may be induced by
cancus to vote for the bill when
pot open its passage, but they
can consent to delay and allow the
Democrats to defeat the bill by
dilatory tactics.
Since Congress has been in ses
sion the National Alliance has met
at Ocala, Fla., and unanimously
passed a resolution condemning the
Force bill. The Alliance is in the
majority in several of the Western
States, and Senators from those
States will hesitate, and may re
fuse to vote for the bill.
The Democratic Senators are
doing their full duty to the coun
try The debate on their side was
' 1 4 1 1
opened in a very auie speecu oy
Senator Turpie, of Indiana, fol-
by a strong argument by
Senator Pugh, ot Alabama ; but
the eyes of the people are just now
toned to Senator Vest, of Missouri,
wi?proposes to check-mate the
Bepuniicans by offering a bill for
tnte for the Force bill. There are a
number of Western Senators who
will gladly join the Democrats in
defeating the Force bill, if by so
dbfnf they can secure their chief
object) the free coinage of silver.
"So it may be that while the
Senate has, perhaps more in a
spirit of bravado than anything
else, made haste to call up this
mdst'pbnoxlous measure, its pas
sage Is still by no means an ac
Anmnliahed fact.
,for Practical Usage.
. ,EDITOB JoTTBHAL : I noticed in
Friday morning's Journal that
the DUDils of the Collegiate Insti
tute are practicing the subject of
Mnnration." wmcn is one oi me
most i J important studies that a
scholar can pursue. Even a farmer
fiannot well sow a field with grain
unless he can tell the number of
- met In the field, x wouia nice to
give a prODiem W fcUO pupiia vi iuo
said Institute through your paper,
If vdd deem it worthy to do so.
trhf problem is to fence a tract oi
iana wud a ran lence, toe icuvo w
Hit van rails high and two panels
to the rod, and the fence to have
ss many rails on it as there are
acres in the field, the number of
nils ' and acres having to corres
pond. .
Very respectfully,
v.U?;t Si Inquibbe.
Would be giad to get a short
statement on the subject. Ed.
QMtM Cry for Pitcher's Castoriau
KEWS l'EOM ALL OYER THE C0FN
TBI.
Mrs. M. T. Koberts of New Berne
H. 0. was cured of indigestion
sp nal desease, heart trouble and
catarrh by the use of three bottlea
m p Boyal Gernietuer.
Mrs.Cullen A. Battle of New
Berne N. C. waa cured of severe
case of neuralgia by the use of one
nf An a 1
bottle or King's Royal Germetuer.
Miss Janie Rudlsillof Charlotte
N. 0. was cured of typhoid malarial
fever after life had been dispaired
of, by the nse of eight bottles oi
King's Royal Qermetuer.
Mrs. Fannie Patton- Charlotte N.
C. whose life was despaired of was
entirely restored to health and
family by the use of nine bottles of
King's Royal Qermetner, indiges
tion was the principal disease.
Rev. T. C. Boykin's daughter, of
Atlanta, was cured of a protracted
case of fever by the use of Royal
Germetuer.
Mrs. J. B. Hawthrone, of Atlanta,
Oa., was cured of a long standing
case of debility, etc.
A son of Mr. C. Jordan, of At
lanta, was cured of a serious case
of stomach and bowel troubles.
Mr. N. T. Johnson, ot Atlanta,
was cured of a long continued and
severe case ot catarrh which was
sapping his life away.
Mr. A. W. Jackson, of Sanders-
ville, Ga., after trying various phy
sicians for 15 years, was cared of a
violent case ot rheumatism.
Mrs. M. Farmer, West End, At
lanta, was completely cured of a
ten years case of inllammatory
rheumatism after all ele had failed.
Rev. A. B. Vaughn, Ga., was
cured of facial neuralgia ; also of a
liver and kidney trouble of many
years standing.
Rev. M. II. Wells, ot Louisville,
Ky., has a daughter who was cared
ot neuralgia and rheumatuui alter
all known medical and climatic re
medies had been used.
Mr. T. V. Meddor, of Babb's
Bridge, La., was cared of liver
complaint and kidney disease ol
Ave years, standing.
Mrs. Irenia Free, of Soque, Ga.,
was cured of chronic bronchitis of
30 years' standing and hemorrhage
of the lungs. Her recovery was
despaired of, but Germetuer cured
her.
Dr. O. P. Stark, of Alexandria,
La., was cured of asthma, 'whioh
he has had from his birth. Strange,
but true, "Germetuer" cured him
in one week.
Mrs.L. A. Sherman, Atlanta, Ga.,
was cured of pains in the back and
hip, aud says: "Germetuer did
more for me than $100 of other
medicines."
Mrs. J. G. Edwards, Alexandria,
La was cured of loss of appetite,
nervousness, insomnia, melancholy,
shortness of breath, weakness,
pains, "terrible blotches," etc., in
cident to pregnancy.
Mrs. Nicholson, of Martin, Texas,
was prostrated lor months cause,
female irregularity, expected to die.
Was cured with "Royal Germetuer.'
A daughter of D, R. Ray, Graham,
N. 0., was cured of tympanitis, lung
trouble and chills, after trying
various physicians and remedies.
Mr. A. Y. Milner, Lampasas,
Texas, was cured ot four years
blood poisoning, boils, sores and
swellings.
Mr. P. Bayne, Sr., with Halpin,
ureen x uo.. ruiiaaeipma, was
cured of a five years' case of ca
tarrh, neuralgia and rheumatism.
A son of D. B. Anthony, of Lam
pasas, Texas, was cured of a two
years' case of paralysis.
Mr. S. Magruder Turban, of Bal
timore, was cured of torpid liver,
dizziness and extreme nervousness.
He says "it is the best medicine in
existence."
Samuel Shepard, of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Railroad Company,
Afton Va., was cured of headache,
lassitude, no appetite, impure
blood, and "thinks one bottle will
cure his little son of epilepsy."
Rev. W. R. Gwaltney, of Greens
boro, N. C, . was cured of a bad
case of dyspepsia. He says "it will
cure any case of dyspepsia."
A daughter of Mr. M. E. Abbey,
of Atlanta, Ga., was cured of along
standing case of dyspepsia after
using all manner of remedies.
Two Children Burned to Death.
Waynesville, N, 0., Dec. 3.
News is just received here that the
divorced wife of Dr. Burgin,
formerly in the employ of the
western North Carolina Raiiroad
living near Andrews, in Cherokee
county, left her home Saturday,
the only occupants of the house
being a six year old child and an
infant. When she returned the
house and children had been con
sumed by fire. It is not known
bow fire originated.
A TostmUtresg Arrested.
Weldoit, Dec. 4. Cora E. Davis,
col., postmistress at Halifax, was
arrested jesteday and bound over
to appear before U.S. Commissioner
Harrell, at Weldon, on December
lGtb, on a charge of embezzlement.
Her husband, Henry E. Davis,
who is supposed to have done most
of the embezzling, has, skipped,
Stonewall Items.
Cotton U near! all oat. potatoes
, housed and corn Is now recelTing
attention.
Tha weather, U just, splendid,
and Utmni are .!jkiDg it
mni for al, ia worth.
fThe ateam'2 Haren Belfis only
to M0M trip pntna
'that ia tn Kn wS..
Mr. William Hooker, who has
been very sick is right again, bis
many friends will be glad to know.
Hogs are being slaughtered to
some extent." Uholera is among
them, but not very serious as yer.
The Methodists - held their cuar
terly meeting in this place on last
Saturday and Sunday. It was pre
sided over by Rev. W. 8. Bone,
who preached qnite an interesting
sermon to all interested members,
and there was a large congregation
present.
The Alliance anticipates a good
time on the 24th inst. at Bay boro.
It will have some fine addresses on
the Alliance snbjeet and a plenty
for the inner man for all who are
friendly to the cause. We have
some few in our section who woald
like to oppose it if they had sense
enough to know how the future
will develop. What will they gain
by their opposition to the Al
liance t
THE FEDERAL ELECTION BILL.
A Rr public Senator laya It Will
Certainly be Piutd.
Washington, D. C, December
3. The decisive action of the Sen
ate today in taking up the Federal
election bill for consideration by
an unbroken party vote, lends a
strong color of probability to the
statement made by the friends of
the bill that it will be passed. Still
more significant is the statement
made to the United Press by a
Republican Senator who was
strongly opposed to the election
bill three months ago, and who
was reckoned among those who
would bolt the Republican eaucus
on a proposition to change the
Senate rules and establish the pre
vious question. "I think the bill
will pass," he said to day "The
two new Senators from Wyoming,
added to the two from Idaho, will
give the friends of the Republican
side to change the rules and push
the bill, and when it is evident
that the bill can be passed very few
Republicans will stand out against
caucus action
LEMON ELIXIH
A Pleasant Lemon Dilnk.
For biliouanesa andoonstipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indifreetion and foul etomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For tiok and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness,
ak e Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any
of the above diseases, all of which arise
from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach,
kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozley, At
lanta, Ga.
50c. and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by
druKsisU.
Prominent Minister Writes.
After tea years of great suffering
from indigestion, with great nervous
prostration, biliousness, disordered
kidneys and constipation, I have been
cured by Dr. Mozley ' Lemon Elixir,
and am now a well man.
Rev. G. 0. Davis,
Eld. M. E. Church South,
tillnovl No. a& TattMll it. Atlanta. Oa.
i ..! :i. .. 1 1 . .
Children Cry forPitcher's Castoria.1
. , t i , t ..
Snow Storm In the Northweat.
Chicago' 111., Dec. 3. A heavy
snow storm prevails throughout the
northwest, and great damage is
reported from Dakota and Mich
A terrific gale is said to be play
ing havoc on the Paciflo Coast.
Dyspepsia
Makes the irei of Jnanj? peotole miserable,
and often leads id lelMsttrmtion. Distress
after eating, loot stomach, sick headache,
heartburn, loss of Appetite, a faint" all Praia"
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and lrrega-
niafraoo 01 DOWelS, ATS
isiatcregg some of the more common
After symptom. Dyspepsia does
Eating no fet wen of ,teelt R
bating requires careful, persistent
attention, and a remedy like Hood's Sana-
PariUa, which acts gently, yet surely and
efficiently. It tones the stomach and other
organs, regulates the digestion, creates a
good appetite, and by thus - 1 e j,v
oTereoming the local symp-; .
toms removes the sympa- n9acn0
thette effects of the disease, batushes the
headache, . and. refreshes thoittred mind.
I hare been troubled, with dyspepsia. I
bad but.lWJe, .appetite .anfl.Ttat I did eat
llArr" dJstrfissftd ,m, .Pt did me
' Jlf" Mto.guti, Um iour
: ... aiter..ea.ttng-I would eape
.lieuce. a .f ajntnfiss, .or, tired, aU-eooetosUng,.
Mth(mghJliadnoteateji.anytb4iig,,Jf7tmij.
Me, I, think, was aggrayaffid.bjr my business.'
which, is tbat ot aalnter,. and from bstafi
more or less shut op ln...,,-, f
room wlthfresh paint. Last, wlir
spring I took Hood's Sana- Stomach
rffla-took three, bottles. ' It did m aa'
Immense amount of good. V It gars, me aa
appetite, and my food relished and satisfied
the ersTing X had prorkrashj experienced."
Hood's Sarsaparilla
toUtrandrnggUts. fli all forts. Prepared oaly
byC.L HOOD C04 Apotkeearles,Leirell, Hats.
; 100, 0080 One Dollar
; OPUS ISIVJOY
Both the method and results wheu
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
aud refreshing to the taste, and acts
eentlv vet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Byrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for dny one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW VORK, N.Y
ALONG TEE
uris oFjneoaEss.
Ititi Taj lor Patent Afjiii-!i bin Lidies'
Shoe U the Intent uii bniii)'pioveoient
in that line. It ri -quints no breaking
in, is always comforubiH, hiirf rstaine
its original shape. It in mnrvel of
perfection.
Samples may be seen ana oriiurn itu
at my place of bumnrea on Cravfu
street, two doors eouih of t?Ieruph
Office. N. AltfEN.
Boot and Shoe Miher,
Act. CoDeolidaieJ AdjuBtable
jyl8dwtf Shoe Company.
There Is Probably More Soap
Brought to the town of New Bt roe than
any other town in the State. Why is
this? Because tbe people are deter
mined to kef p clean, and have every
thing about them pure and sweet
And right here is the reaaon I keep
Tansill & Co. 'a Cigars: tbey are the
purest and sweetest Cigars made, so all
good smokers say, and aro pleased with
them.
And don't you forget the $25,000 to
be given away on guesses. You may
win money. Wh. L. PALMER.
AGENCY FOR fi
w vi "i,. art; rr- in "if tfjLf t
Mrs. J. r.1. Hinas'
Boarding House Reopened.
Mrs. J. M. HINES has returned to the
city and will reopen her First-Class
Boarding House about the 1st of October
at same location, opposite Baptist CLuroli.
TEE FIQSEER DAVIS SEWINB MmU
can be had at the same place.
J. M. HINES, Agent,
seplO dwtf 0. Marks' gtore.
The Convertible Policy
The Convertible Policy issued by
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Iagaaace Company
includes all the liberal features of the
Company, with the addition of a guar
anteed Cash Surrender value, which
will be paid at any time after two years
premiums have been paid, if demanded
JSvery roller has endorsed upon it a
table showing in plain figures the op
tions granted by the company.
1st option. Cash surrender value.
2d option. Amount that may be bor
rowed from the company on tbe pol
icy.
3d option. Extended insurance for full
amount of the policy.
4th option. Paid up policy value.
This ia the moat liberal policy yet of
fered and is the safest insurance to be
had.
Eveiy dollar paid gets a dollar's
worth of Insurance.
No loss by lapses.
D. T. CARRAWAY, Affent.
Healthy persons between fourteen
and seventy insured.
J. E. LATHAM,
Cotton Buyer and Exporter,
Coaaissicn Veichnt end Eroker.
A new stock of B.icgi ig and Ties just
received.
Correspondence invited. i ct) tf
Tine Drug Business
- For Sale.
Owing to ill-health of tlm proprietor,'
an. entire STOCK DF .DRD08 will be
old on good ierma. About $1,000 worth
of goods on hand , . Good oppobtunity.
" loquire at J0TRNA0ffi6e forlnfdfmK
FOSi .MJ GHLY!
1 rP,TyrTrlOBTor7An.nia VAHHOOSj
It I" AM1 1 1 6 Onural aad HKAV0U8 DEBILITY r
flTT TtT Weakiuaeaf Body and Mind: EffeoU
J U ef Krma or Ezoeuu ia Old or Tonnr,
ttakaat, !. MANHOOD hll. Rnlaml. H.w t. Knlm aud
trntttra WIMK,i:NUKVKU)reD OMUttS BTO of SOD.
kMl.M, aalklllM HUM TUHiTIOiT-B...l. ta iJ.
' M UMitf IM 41 SUM. VmitoriM, nt r.rtlt CowrtriM,
Mamttolfcn.. rllnpluthi, u srMhulH
wWl tm. AMrw eHllCAl CO.. tUFFALO. H. V,
PROFESSIONAL. -
db. o.k. bagby; -SURGEOH
DENTIST.
: Office, Middle etrwt. opposite Baptbr
church,
i decS dwit NEWBEBN. N. 0.
P. H. PELLETIER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND MO STY BROKE K.
Graven St., two doors South of
Journal office.
! A ipeoUlty made In negotiating unal!
1 loan (or abort time.
, Will practice In the Counties o! Craven. OexH
lerei, jonea, imaiow ana ramuco.
i United 8 la tee Coon at New Berne, and
; Supreme Court of the State. febl dtf
Dr. J. D. Clark,
DENTIST,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
Office on Craven street, between Pollock
and Broad. dw
GREEN, FOY & CO..
Do a General Banking business.
New Banking Housb,
Middle Street, fourth door below Hote
Albert,
frldwl? . SKV BBRNK. N- O.
W. P. BURBUS S CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
AUEinda of Grain, Brick and
Agricultural Lime.
nivr' dvr
HUMPHREYS'
Dr. HCHFHRBTg' arscincs are clentlfloallr and
carefully prepared preaorlptlong ; lued tor man?
years In private practice with Bucceas,and forover
thirty years used by tbe people. Every single Spe
cific Is a special cure for the disease named.
Theso H peel ties cure without drugging, pnrg
tng or reducing the system, and are m fact ana
deed the sovoreig n re mediee of t lie World.
lwt or PRI5CIPA1. bos. cuius. nucn.
1 FeTers, Congestion, inflammation... ,!i
it worms, wormiever, worm uone..
3 Crying Colic, or Teething of Infanta
4 Diarrhea, of Children or Adults ...
41 Cholera Morbus, vomiting...
7 Coughs, Cold. Bronchitis
1
ynentery, unpiug.Biuouscouc...
9
I neuralgia, rootnacne,! aceacne
Ileadachea. Sick Headache, Vertigo
10 l)yspeala, Bilious Stomach
11 8n
Nuppreaaedor rainiai rerioae.
1
1
Whites, too proruse fenoaa.
1
10 Fever and Ago e, Chills. Halaria. . .
1 Pllna. Blind or Bleedlnat
19 Catarrh, Influenia, Cold In the Read
ii (ieneral lteblllly. Physical Weakness .
it Kidney 1)1 sense .
ik K.n.il llnbllitT 1.
WhaoDlnar Coash. Violent CouKhs. .
JO j rinary Weakness, Wetting Bed. . 51
Diseaseaof theHeart.PalpltaUonl.Ot
Sold by
ts, or sent postpaid on receipt
of price. Da.
CHFHRZTS' M1MVAL. (144 DaCSS)
rlchl;
y Donna in ciotn ana goia, mauea tree.
HUMPHHET8' MEDIOIHB 0O
Oor. William and John Streets, New York.
SPECIFICS
All of tbe above medicines are for
Bile at the drug stores of F. S. Duffy
and K. Berry, Middle street, New
Barne, N. C.
E K. WILLIS,
PnOl'RIKTOR OF
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Garble Works,
New Berne, N O.
Italian and American Marble'and all
qualities of material.
Orders aolioited and given prompt
attention, with satisfaction guaran
teed. :
O. E. Miller ia my agent at Einston
and Alex. Fields regular traveling
agent.
' ' AFTJLL liNE OP ' '
HeatiDg and Cooking Stoves
AT
' - 9
,L. Il:
sr S Co.
tTiiAMEBS.
old mmmm
Steamship Osntpan;
fne Ol Demiuii -iinhtv ' oa
pa&y'l Old am) t .vvrlta Vtrr
Rente, Tla lhmrl n."
Okaxk Cane)
rou
iarrolk, Balllmurs, t luk, Phila
delphia, Boston. Prorldenee.
aad Washington City.
Aud all points, North, Eost and West
On and after MONDAY, SEPT. 8ih, IWM,
until farther notioe. hs
lUmi KEWBEKNE, Gipt iuthgit,
Will sail from Norfolk, Va
fur ew Heroo, . (!. direct
MONDAYS aud 1HUKM
DAYf. making close eou-
ntction wltli tbe hteamrri Kiuston and
Howard for Kinston, TrenlOD, and all other
landings on the Neuse aud Trent Rivera.
HeturnloK. will sail t KOM NKW BK&NK
FOK MOKFOLK dlreot. TUESDAY and
FR1DAY8 at TWELVE, M., (noou) making
connection with the O. 1). H, B. Co.'s shlpa
for New York, R. H. p. Co.'s steamers lor
baiumore; t'lide Lino fhlps for Philadel
phia, M. A M. T. Co.'s ships fur Boston and
Provide i ce.
Steamer Kloeton. CaDt. Lizon. will aal
for Kinston on arrival cf steamer Uew
berne. Order all gooda oar at a D. n. k rin Km.
folk. Va.
Passengers will Ond a good ibi9, comfort
able rooms, and every eocrtesv and atten
hod wui oe paia mem by theoiOoers.
K. B. ROBERTS, Agent.
tfXSRKS. nUI.FKJ'PEP. A TURNER,
Aifonts, Norfolk. Va.
;t rVTANKmn.
Vlce-PresMpi-t. S YorkOlty,
EASTERN CAROLS
: I.
The Fast Freight Line
MVI.1I
New Bern. Easts, rtL roll
Points, and Rorfnlk, Bt.more.
Philadelphia. New York. Bos. u,
Kte. Tla kiliabe'h Clt. N. C.
Commencing M'ni.i.iy, Ji.ne Kith,
TtK .STEAMEEt
-Eaglet and Vesper
or tills Hue will run on
nigiil&i schedule time.
Tor Jlzateth tlity and return arrlvlDK on
...ui-ni. in ronncciiun vltn tne
Atlantic A N n R tt M.,.fAii. u....,
R., New York, Fhlla. and Norlolk R. R.. and
'u""jnui. iv. n.. iorm a reliable and
rfurnlar 11 nA nflarin., &. ..... .-.m.... ...
qulok tromiorifttlon
ao irnDBirs except t Klleabeth City. at
which point frelghl -v. Ill bo louded on oars to
(O through to destitution.
Direct all goods to bo shipped via Eastern
Carolina Dlspatoli tiaily as follows;
.New York, by Fenn. ii. K Flei 87.
North River.
?ni,Ph,llad8,Ph,a- y fhHa.. W.ABalu.
R. R., Dock 8t. Htatlou.
From Baltimore by Fhlla., WU. A Balto, K
R,. President t?t. Station.
Krom Norfolk, by Norfolk Southern R.R.
From Boston, by Merchants A Miners Trans
portailonOo.; New York and N':w tngland
Ratesaslow and time qnlokertan by any
other line.
Wp.RQR.Y;-(ifflFoetMaIag
wtr,ru Froi8ht A'aau s
CiKO. liENDERBON, Agent,
riewberne. N. O.
febSO dv
The H. C. Fi bight Line
MES0HANT3 and SHITf EES,:TAKE HOTICB
On and after f otobcr 15, mn, this llnewll
resume their regular
8EMI-WEEKLT TRIPS
betwiib;
Baltimore and New Berne
Leftn?,wft,Unic"'e for Berne. WED
NH.SDAY, BATORDA Y. at BIX F. M.
Leaving New Berne for Baltimore, TOES
u, 1JAY. SATURDAY, at SIX F. M.
Thls te tne only DIRECT line out of Kew
Berne for Baltimore without change, and on
their return trip from Baltimore come dlreo
to New Berne, stopping only at Noi folk, con.
nectlng then for Boston, Frovldei.oe, fhlla
delphla, Rlohmond, and all points North
East and West Making eiose connection,
lora .1 points by River and Rrll out of Mew
pSTli'
Agbn.s are oe follows:
REUBEN OdlER, Gen'l Manager,
Iab vv m. L1ht8u, Baltimore.
w' ;,McABRlCK, Agt.. Korlolk, Va.
Wharves Co., Philadelphia, 12 Boutb
E. Sampson, Boston, 68 Central wharf,
oi?.- kowell, Providence, R. I.
Ships leave Boston. Tuesdays and Saturdays.
" New York dally.
.'. Sf7ySdne8y4Baturdays
' Philadelphia. Mondays, Wednea
.. days, Saturdays.
Through h n la oHin friifA
anteed to all points aithe different offloes ol
AtOID BSBAKACCB OF BTJLK AN
SHIP TIA k. C. LINE.
a ii In a
ew ceine.N. r.
odWIilshavBah.
its eured at home with
Out pain Book of par
Ionian sent FREE. -
M.WUOLLBY.H.Dk
wa woHeaau ut.
OUE LIlE OF
Ikilkg Siiverwaro
Is the Largest and
Most Artisjtic eyer :
shown in this, ty
.We offer special drivea Tomorrow.
BELL THE JEWELEB;
Next! ' ; ;hV
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