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N Vr f ,',i'' 1 r 1 HE VOL. XI.--NO 132 NEW BEENE, N. C. SATUKDAY, AUGUST 27, 1892. PRICE 5 CENTS. DmMP MWlN AL. v. fBUSIJiTiSS LO0AJ..3. , - TWENTY Shares Improved Cotton Ginnery Stock for sale.. Apply to 81 lw '- - Twos. Daniels. OLD" PAPERS for sale in any quanti ties at the Joobjial' Office. Good for ' pasting on walls and putting under carpetH. . PEAS and BEANS for Fall plunling at Berry's Drug Store. 'a 18 2w I HAVE fitted up Hotel Albert Barber Shop nicely and in style. I invite all my old patrons and others who want a T-1 pleasant shave or hair cut in artistic ' style to give me a call. - Prof; W. H. Siiepabd. HCNYADl Janoa Mineral Water, the btwt Natural aperient. For Mt bv Jab. Redmond. RD V: JONES, late in cbto of the preemption departniont of pBlbam'a phnwuy. Aheviiie. N 0 , ' tMSopntd a Preoripion Drug Store nox to ouBtom houB. Special oare in " M the atduetlou of prnprition for frrvsoription una only. The pairon- age of the public is soliuitea. mrj29 1)TJRB CORN WHISKEY for .ale by e,;., . , . Jas Eeimond DUFF Uordon Imported Sherry, for ale by Jas Rbdmond. LMPOBTFD HOLLAND GIN. Euika's A l. n.l Borkw'i Guinness' riiout. for hhI- ny Jab Bkdmond. lj OU SALE loW bo or waid ' JlV rob louoae i a perfect lounttn by im) and w(Kot iH-d by night, and you -v . oaa put sway much oloihln or other rtlcles' m the average wardrobe. You can get three ariiolas for the price of eoa. No extra charge for packing or shipping .. , , Mn. Dr. Talmage. wife of the cele brated preaoher, saje lbe Intinena art very, very io. PrtoetnOteton.lO,ll2, Raima f 12. $14. IUwWlk,80.25, Bdk BrootUa, $25. $30. Term 10 pr oont dlsooou eish iih ordator half wlih ordr blnoe 60 day. ALFRED COLE. Grand nJ MrU ivmnu. Brooklyn, N Y. " (f( CIGARS at ver low i OaUUV figures to wholesale and i stall trado for tale by Jar Bkdmond. GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY need very much iu the ick room. For sals by Jas Kudmosd. jTIHII. RACRAMESTAL. PORT and . 1Y1 BOUPPEBNONG WINES for tale by ,-. JAB. KBBMOMD. DTJFFY8 MALT WHISKEY for if d loins! use. for anle by janSO Jas. Redmond. T CALVIN SCnAFFEB'8 WILD 1 CHEERY ROOK AND RYE, put ud expressly for throat and Iudk dia- a, for sale oy jab nsununu. Tm effort of Benjamin Hiutiwm to evade the SForce bill itme will . 1m frnltleaa. , Ot all men he is the njoat identified with its fortnnep. TBS Philadelphia Record Ba: Ez Foal mnar Goneml James is in favor of llai lison for President be OdUso lie is In favor of the Force bill. PARIS Uui verity it The largest , to the world. It' lias 9,215 sta (ients. VIpuiia U'livernitT, with ' 6,220 stadenU Is second, and Ber - Iln third. THS officials of . Hamburg will eloae the port if the epidemic of cholera does not subside. Business net there are afraid to use the public telephones. On third of the members of an Austrian regiment were overcome by the heat Wednesday while toarohing, and fell by the roadside. The heat was fearful. : - vWillum H. Roberts and Nell lloCollum were . arrested in New York Wednesday. They had been fanning bogu banking house In tli tt city with a branch bouso in r Hitrlou, 2?. 0. V: .THB campaign in Ueorgta goes bravely on. . In the Augusta dlt- triet Mr. Black is a iffre : winner, Every day when Mr.- Black eon elude hi speech Tom . Watson looks around and wonders, "where am I at." Virginia is all right. . The coa litlou between the People's party and the Republicans led on by Mahone has disgusted old line Democrats, and there is such a knocking at the doors of Democrat ic clubs as was never heard before. The Aid Booiety is a regular ; re ceiving edoer for the "Democracy. The hot gubernatorial contest In Luuln Carolina has led some good people to suppose that the success cfUiO Democratic national -ticket in that Etate is doubtful. Such is not tie fact. Bath faotlons in Couth Carolina are In favor C! jveland and Stevenson, and " ' -ral vote will certainly ( t f r them. - : of the be i i w expected. Ten days p riel.l, candidate for t tj-t '.lit th rt.)i!crt par ( ' ,1 Aili.iiNiH as cer- t i t v . A C.a IVoi-UV par will not receive less than $10,000 majority. All that they now hope for is the defeat of Breckinridge lor Congress with the aid of Re publicans. Strenuous efforts are being made by the Federal Government to prevent the introduction of cholera into this country. Cholera is officially announced to be epi demic at Antwerp. London and Berlin are in forcing strict sanitary regnlationrto keep one the dread disease. The authorities of Hew York city are making every effort to prevent cholera entering that port. There are vessels due there this' tfeek from cholera' infected Hamburg, bringing 2,000 immi grants. OCAL NEWS. NEW AD VER TI8EMENT8. Howard. Bi Ike An invitation. Bryan & Howard Dissolution. N. N. & W. Direct Line -Change, of schedule. Green Front Novelty Store 1,000 good Democrats wanted. The subscription list to a co-operative cotton factory Jn Tarboro has reached $10,000. Kinsey Seminary, of La Grange will open Monday Sept. 0th. It is announced that the faculty has undergone some changes. - The Elizabeth , City News says Rev. Tom Dixon has purchased a site at Nag's Head, and will build a cottage and make the place his home every Summer here after. The countenance of our neighbor, Mr. N. Arpcn, the cental Bhoemaker, was wearing a blander smile than usual. Twins girls- claddened his household yesterday. The citizens of James City have passed a resolution of thanks to the management of the A. & N. C. railroad for the change in keeper at Trent river bridge. They have claimed for sometime that the draw has been used very much to their incon venience in passing to and fro. 1 lie approaching campaign is to be a most important one and in order to place the Journal in every section where the people chii keep up with the movements in this great political struggle we shall offer reduced rates to all new subscribers now until after election. These special rates are to be paid In advance and apply to both the Daily and Weekly, - The Washington Gazette understands that arrangements are in progress to tun a spocial train to Goldsboro on the oc casion of Vice President Adlai Steven son's visit to that place. It is expected that this train containing the Democracy of Beaufort county will be gorgeously decorated with bunting, and that the old county will whoop up the occasion in great shape. Tha Tarboro Southerner says that a Weavor flag was raised at Knight, asta- Uon on tho N. &. O. railroad in Edge combe county ' but it blew down. To show the scarcity of the third partyites in the neighborhood notwithstanding the raising of the pole it adds that if all in township were stood one upon another, the top of the pole would still have been out of reach. , - We see In the Goldsboro Argus Jthat Mia Caddie Fulghum of that city, who has several times visited friends in New Berne and is consequently pretty well known, here, is the painter of the por traits on tho Cleveland and Cart banner that is to be unfurled there to today, The interest in thent is . heightened . by fact that they are handiwork of a nati ve young lady. They are oil paintings and are pronounced masterpieces of , art and speaking likenesses of these two Demo cratic leaders. , . ' J There .is to be an excursion run from Durham to Morehead on Thursday, Sept 8th, to arrive in Morehead at 4 or 5 o'olock that afternoon and to remain uu til 7 p. m on Saturday the 10th, thus giving the excursionists two whole days and nights to sail and to catch blue fish, the season for which it is said will then be at its height and afford line sport. The Durham Bnn says the fare on the excur sion, is only $2.50 and the hotels and boarding houses have agreed, to charge only $1.00 per day, making U one of the cheapest excursions that , ever went to Morehead from such a distance. i . How Butler and Exam 0pea4 the Caataalgm,- '. V The Progressive Farmer takes it upon Itself to assert that Mr. Butler and Dr. Exam were interrupted and Insulted by democrats at the speaking near Auburn last Thursday, and playfully intimates that if that thing continues there will be funerals. Thus much for mere state ments: now for facts. - The meeting wss a fanner's plcnlo and Mr. Butler availed himself o f such s social occasion to make , a third - party speech. Inj the course of this, "feeling his oats as thy say, he called on his hearers to ask him any questions, "from one to one hundred, prole-suing Uis anx iety to answor ane and all. The questions came and Mr, Butler did not keep his promise, thus boastingly made. In the Iiummi-"n oftlie courts, bewm "called and Asa result of )! ds-y's woik tlioro, c ':f tnar Vbt'wkI " 1 t '. 7 t '-r-. y. ' f !;' '! va ii Coke at Yanceboro. From Capt. N. B. Ipock and several others others we hear glowing words of praise for the speech of Hon. Octavius Coke at Yanceboro and of the effect that it produced upom the many hearers who assembled at Yanceboro that day from all the neighboring country. The speaking commenced at noon and for two hours tho crowd, composed of members of all the parlies drank in eagerly every word that fell from the lips of tho well-informed and gifted orator. Hesxplained the leading characteris tics of the all tho parties Democratic, Republican, Prohibition and People's, so plainly that no one could fail to uuder stand. He touched on both National and State affairs, showed the deplorable con dition the Republicans got the State in when thoy hid control, and the prosperi ty that 1ms corao under t'.ic progressive and yet economical administration of the Democrats. He pointed out sonic of the evils that are cursing the people of the entire coun try through the harmtul and corrupt legislation of tho same party whose rule was so pernicious in the State, and warned of the delays in correcting existing abuses imposed by the Repub lican party, and of difficulties liable to be produced by following either the Third or the Bepublican party. He reasoned mildly, logically and convincingly about the Third Party, explaining the difference between that and the Alliance, and show ing how allianccnicu would sooner attain relief they were seeking by standing square up to the Democratic party and getting it in full control of the General Government, which it had secured in the State Government. We have been told by more than one that the Third Party following is not one-fourth as strong around Vunceboro as there has been an effort to create the impression that it was, and this speech did some thinning of their ranks and was quite disconcerting to those who, in spite of the sound arguments, utill wished to remain-in it. Mr. Coke seems to have enjoyed him self also as well as his auditors. Ho was very pleasantly entertained by Mcsrs.Cleve and he left with appreciation of his large and attentive audience, and of the com mendatory remarks in reference to his speech, and of the numerous expressions of firm adherence to Democracy tint fol lowed it. Coming and (Joins'. Mrs. Bettic Slason returned yesterdsy morning from a visit to relatives at Beau fort. Miss Mabel Chadwick, of licaufort and her friends, Misses Annie and Bessie Jones, of Oxford, who have been visiting her, passed through en route to enter Greens boro Female College. Mrs. J. C. B. Morton, of Durham, who bss been visiting her father, Mr. W. IS Bell, ofNewport, passed through return ing home. Mi. and Mrs. S. J. Hudson left to visit relatives in Kinstou. Mr. E. K. Bishop, who has liccn on a pleasure trip in" Canada, returned home yesterday on the steamer Neusc. Mr. O. H. Guion left yesterday morn ing on a Northern business trip and Mrs. Guion left to visit relatives in Wash ington, Tho steamer Neuse took out the follow ing passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Howard, returning to their bomen Balti more from a visit to relatives in the city, and Mr. J. If." Sheridan and family, who have been spending a few weeks in the city, returning to their home in Norfolk. Sugar HIU Mission. Mb. EDrroB: I would not trouble vou with this second communication, but that my first was misapprehended. 1 Dave been interested . in this mission work ever since its commencement have sometimes attended - its meetings, and been sorry at other times, because I could not. I have made no criticisms upon it, but have always wished it success, and bid it God speed. rJut the name that is an entirely dif ferent thing the name proposed for the building, "Mount Calvary Temple,' seems to many as well as myself to be in utterly bad taste, some say it is. "unsuita ble" 'Improper" "high sounding" Ac and . one person said to me that he "thouirh it bordered on the aacnlisioua. I mentioned this privately to the brother in charge, the day before I wrote my ar ticle ' And as I had been publicly asked to come next ounaay morning and kelp give the -work an organised 'form,' and designed to be present and do with my i-Li i. - l i r . ', . uugut wuMb niy uauu uugui uu w uo, there was no "nreaumrjtion" in writinv It. Neither ; can there be any imputation, of desiring to ' maxe ran, rori used only such words as the brother used right after me in uis article, ns -a very modest structure'' and "a very humble work." hope the mission, in its growth and ex pansion may ds "uke a gram or mustard seed." but I desire with many others, to see it relieved from such a high sounding title, saaa cauea oy a simple snasenstble name oniy tost sua notuing more.' . , V- '! ; "y ' ' "J' "V R -' To an it humM." Por. ' J , That .Is, very .true, find yon cannot- err . more surely in anything than In buying what you ne,ed, therefore call on a dealer In whom you can rely.. We try to get good goods only, and give them to you at the right price. Do you need any White EUlrtsi we have some reinforced front and back, nod strong mun'.io, at only COo. I member enr line ol C.r u Try ui f r .l-t j: J THE CHOLERA SCOTJRHE. Cholera in Connecticut Several Cases, Two of Them Fatal- Terrifying Mortality in the Old World. Nobwich, Conn., Aug. 25. Physicians declare that the diocase from which Miss Frances Morgan, of this city, who died in Griswald, Tuesday, is a genuine case of Asiatic cholera. Similar cases occurred during the last two weeks and two of them were fatal. A RTEAMEIt FHOM V CHOT.En.t INFECTED POUT. New York, Am;. S3. News was re ceived this morning at quarantine of the appearance of cholera at Antwerp simul taneously with the arrival here of the Hcu Star line passenger stjaiuer JNooru- and from that port. The officers thor oughly examined her and her passengers. The Noordaud sailed from Antwerp eleven days prior to the discovery of the disease at Antwerp. PREPARE'' FOIl TUB CHOLEUA. New York, Aug. 25. Dr. Cyrus Ell- son, sanitary superintendent, said today that while he did not think cholera would find its way to this country, there was always a chance that it would, and for Kthis reason he had prepared for any emer gency. 1 do not wish to alarm the pub- he, but do not think it will do any barm, however, to tell you that we arc now ready to care for cholera patients to the number of 5,0(10 at a moment's notice. Of course there would not be such a de mand made upon us, and I do not think that if cholera should make its appear ance here the eases would be numerous. Still we are prepared to handle a scourge, EXTRA PRECAUTIONS AT ClIAj,ESTOl. Charleston, S. C, Aug. 25 Extra precautions for the rigid enforcement of the quarantine laws have been token by the health department at this port. THIRTY K1VK THOUSAND DEATHS IN PERSIA. Wabhinoton, Aug. 25. The Vice-Consul Geueral at Teheran cablca that the es timated deaths in Persia from the disease are 35,0005,000 in Mcsched, 12,000 in Tabriz, 8,000 in Teheran, lt,000 in other places. DKATTI REIONS IN TUE'rUSSIAK CAriTAI,. 8t- PKTEitsncuoAuR. 25. The official cholera report shows thattherowito 104 new cases yesterday in excess of tbosoro ported on Tuesday, while the deaths were 84 in excess of those reported on the same day. Ywterday't totals, ac cording to the official 'figures, were 5,679 new coses and 2,7.54. deaths. ANTWERP IN A STATE OF TKHHOIl. Antwerp, Aug. 25. The excitement in this city over the outbreak of cholera is increasing. There is little doubt that the disease was brought here by vessels from eastern Europe. The first victims were dock laborers. LONDON MOVINO AOAINST Till: CUOLEllA. London, Aug. 25. The health commit tee of the municipality held a meeting today to consider precautions against th cholera. It was announced that all the steamship lints proposed to suspend their emigration traffic until ,the danger from cholera should t ever-' It mi re solved to keep vigilant watch for "symp toms of the disease m boarding houses occupied by emigrants. 1,000 (JOOD DEMOCRATS WANTED ! Letter From (Jrovcr Cleveland. Gray Gabi.es, Hi zzaud'k Hay. Mass July 13, 1892. Wn.l. S. Hats Dear Sir I received a cobv of the song you have written to bo used as you say, tor an "encourager" duriug the ap proaching campaign. I believe, with you, that the influence of songs and music of tho right sort ought not to be over looked as important adjunct to g politi cal campaign; and go far aaJ adf able to judge, this latest production of yours must serve a good purpose in tuat enreo tion. One thing I am certain, the com position of this song by, you is a sure demonstration that the i composer is actuated by tho sort of spirit and en thusiasm which wins elections. Very truly yours, Groveii Cleveland. The following song is the only by our coming president recognized Caupaion Sono : CLEVELAND IS THE MAN. Come rally round tho good old flag, and give them loud huzzas, Let every man do what he can, to help our noiilc cause; For Cleveland and for Stevenson we'll battle every storm, And pass the cry along the line for Bcv enue Reform. Shout I boys I shout I our cause is bound to win! We vote for Cleve and stick to Steve and see that they get in. For honest Government we'll fight, for all that s.t rue and fair, For Grandpa's hat will get mash'd flat, when urover taxes bis chair. He ran this grand old country once, as - president lld reign, At Democrats let's put him back, to run v it once again. Shout I boys (shout I etc., Let Democrats throughout the laud, for i gauant ueveiana about From every throat and east his vote, and " man for man turn out, Let's win our cause, the world's applause, and do all that we can. Work day and night with all our might : ror vievoiana is toe man. Shout I boys I shout I ate. . Reduced Price IS cents, regular price in Washington, D. C, 40 cents. I have 1,000 copies on hand and must tell tnem, , ? ..-'.. For salo at tho " " Grixn Front Novelty Storx. ang271m f DIED, v August 241th, at 9 p.m. at the residence of her son, Mr. I 8. Wood, in this city, n, Auxaoeiu vtooa, in ner 7ist year. The funeral service will be from her house this afternoon at five o'clock. , "I . T On and after this date f W intr will- be Ten Cents st my 8hop,-Aiid(!iO si -c ot.' Joh n- Bii v r ' N. C. an - AT Opposes Dredging and Monopolies Calls For Repeal of Law on Entries Endorses the Present Oyster Law and Approves the Commission. In pursuance to a call from W. II. Lucas, Chief Commissioner of Kisli and Oysters, to tho oystcrmen and those in terested in the oyster industry of North Carolina: they met in Convention at Ocracoke, N. C. Aug 17th. 1H92, at 1 1 a. in. Mr. John L. Goodwin, " of Carten t county, was unanimously elected chair man, and J. A. Harper, of Dare county, secretary. The following resolutions were unan imously adopted, and ordered to be presented to our next Legislature: Kcsolved 1st. That wo arc opposed to scraping or dredging in any manner, shape or form on any of the public oys ter grounds of North Carolina by any and all persons in any depth of water, for we know that scraping or dredging would open the door to monopoly and combinations as it has lieforc, and op press and ruin the oystcrmen, as well as destroy the Btatc's interest in her public oyster grounds . and. lhat we are opposed to the en tering of any of our . public oyster grounds by any and all persons, for a great many of the fvery best oyster grounds1 of ' the State, where wo have caught hundreds and thousands of bush els of Oysters, have been taken up by private parties, thus depriving us of the privilege of oystering on said grounds, and causing the State to lot,.- the very- valuable revenue that might be derived from said oyster lands. Srd. That .tho law ot 1887 allowing non residents to take up 640 acrrs, out side of the two mile limit be repealed. 4th. lhat the individual ami boat tax, each 1k reduced to twenty-five cents; and the tax upon the oysters be increased from one cent to two cents per bushel. 5th. That wo endorse the actions of the last Legislature in giving us tin present oyster, law, . thereby protecting our interest as. Well as tho State's interest hi her publio oyster grounds. i 0th. That we heartily endorse i In- noble and patriotic manner in which our very excellent Governor, Thomas M. Holt, has endeavored to protect the public oyster grounds of the State and reserved tho oysters for the benefit of our native citizens. . We extend to him a full assiir ' "i our appreciation and inntiiUnc- v true, noble and patriotic cnnrsi-u-beloved Governor. 7th. That we fully and heartily prove oftlie true ulid unwai-rin n, hi of W. If. Lucas, our Chief Sh. II KMi Commissioner, in his untiring elfuris to protect our interest as well us that of the Sltttc!. Mth. Wo iilso endorse the course of Cpt. Adam Warner Associate Com missioner, and, .captain of the Patrol Boat,4iin looking! allot carefully and zealously protecting every interest connected with tho oyster industry of our State. 0th. That Iwu.. extend our thanks to Mr. JohnlL. Goodwin, our worthy chair man, nndjMr. J. A. Hooper, our efficient secretary, lor lue very able and .-atislac- tory maimer in which they have din charged their respective duties. John L. (IoiiU'.vi J A. IIooplii, Sec ty. .1, i.i. AX INVITATION. From Big Ike. A word to my customers, all ' l'h hm- re member ThaL duripg, thi coming month of Scp- f .tembcr i $ ' I havo-SPECuri. iKSirOfcuiNTP to hold out to all f When fitting yourselves out ' O. K." for the full. I shall keep all you need from your head to your icet. Give Big Ike a call I will fix you up neat. To you politicians : If you're for ( leve and 8tevc, I can fit out a Democrat well, 1 believe 11 Harrison and Held are the men of your choice, 1 can still sell you goods to make you rejoice : If Weaver's your candidate I'm surely the man To sell you my stock less than other men can, And will do it, too on my word place reliance, lean "suit to a T" the Farmers' Alii ance. A word to the members of the Fourth Party At my store there awaits you a welcome most hearty. No honest "Tar Heel 1 am sure can refrain From appearing his best in the coming campaign. I invite yon to come one and all to my place. I am waiting to greet you with bright, smiling race. And promise it will not cost much to "dyke." When you buy all you need from "yours truly," Big ike. Pleaso read and .reflect on these closing words: It is the fine feathers that make up fine biros I Every line in my store is full and com plete. Remember the place I Big Ike's, t Middle i (Street. , lotici of Dissolution of Copirtnirship. "Be it knows that the firm of Bryan & Howard, doing a General Insurance busi ness, havo this day, by mutual consent, dissolved copartnership. M. R, Howard will continue the Fire Insurance at the firm's old stand on Cra ven street. - . '. , ' Thanking the public for "past patron aire. wears, - . 7 .1 Ml. R. Howard. 1 i 1 Aug. 84..1893. ,Vn. . M s OYSTER CONVENTION OCR1COKE. :r's Mm ruww Abeolutciy Puro. A ciohtn Ol iHrtr-.r Highfit of all in I , Lntfut t'nited Stuli'n Iakir. iKiV. lur. iniiii; strength- (hi': mivcnt lie- port. UoYAI. BaKINU PnWItKU St., N. Y. . !:. VVill ST. ARPisN, The Shoemaker, Wi.,!u., in nil. in ! 111. done at his wur -h in- ii Cllll Old -: po it,: i In- Give Us A Having just aildc.l t-1 n:ir Delivery Wagon, Wo arc now prri..r- 1 .'. d. I - ' t Short Notice. We have n- n . . .It : ;;!' -!! I.' 'l of Pig Hams and Breakfast Strip3. Wc Ills" I' III Vol! " Ml -CI 1 ' -HI 30c. BUT ' Ml Full Cream Cheese i.v S' ; i- r rin,it d ii, nir tu pari of Churchill L Pf.rkei. HAil. 'IN THE I Wo are ::in. 1.1 ; nil wide awak1 ud il nil tint -s iiy in every l-'-Tliis nic itis an sell il pro- poopln Willi h tho largest st. I !h.l partment. ot , mi r 1 ' wo buy in lar.o lots porlionately hnv pr Wo assuto ou, y. ili '" a tin tako if you buy b.d..r. --n. n. Hackbum it YrlkU. Miss Moliie Heath Will reopen h.-r School i.,i Monday. si-.rrr.Mr.i.i: .Til I- Aug. 21 ii. For Kent. The rooms over the Ktoru of ILmmwuy ft Churchill (next to city ball) are fur rent. Apply to jjl2lf J- K. I.ATHIM. MUTUAL LIFE MSURAHCE CO. I take pleosuro in notifying my friends and the public that I have iu-.epled a SPECIAL AGENCY for this State with tho Mutual Life Icsurance do. OF NEW YORK. Office hours from 10 a.m. to p.m. td It. B. Nixon's oflice, opposito O. Marks, on Pollock street, where I will bo plunavd to receivo my friends- and give, any infor mation desiroeV by tlioso wanting the best and safest Life Insurance. S.3. JONES. New Bcrnc", N. Cr -&'TO OlJFerebeQ- will retime her MUSIC CLASS, MON- S 'id fii.i I.:, i M r if I'' f lf DAY, SEPT. 5, 1802.' J 1 If my Store. " ...ii.; .,n.i ..rriung, a nice line of a:'i -it tin l.luin, Waltliam, llow i i -r.l, ami all leading brands of A ,11 .11-1. It. W 'U A .1 j.i-p.-,r k ..v. i. i ll .iifl.h and scientifically l-nth with i ii: I r 1 1 ' i k iiI s and a ihi ii ii r. I.i li any defect ' ' ' : ' 1 ' till. I with Classes, 1 ' ' '- i'i i. 1 1 v rnic-t itipia, it A ' ! mil i hi, luilli single In, an. I .1, ! 'I 'A v li n paireil ' - It --.U-I arrived, han ol the patronage h ilrriii- and country, Hill highly appreciate i-l will in all trausiic- .i. I .i I. Thev will T. .T. MXi-LE & CO., ' -i . i n I's Stand. Opening I 10 lh Se?i!,ember, N,-uli.iin m per l." U . NI-AI.. If ew School. id Miss .IANIK S. I .,,,1 in Miss IU1 . Si III ."itll. with Latin, I'triiih and -.' on lis. A. T. Jerkins i -l it.i -.1 In l Srhnol oil '. -i !'i i.;i;i:it i-tii, -i- a -.lian- i .f the Horse Milliner. w i . .-Hi AY. I .,.,. I'irsl-Cluss S.1 of ill du well to call Hi 's ( 'arriage and ii 1 in in. I street, i-l tu n -pairing of I. w Pineapple Hams, Picnic Hams, FRESH Canned Tripe, Lobsters and Salmon, Boneless Codfish, Cream Cheese, ft'ew E utter. Pure lard, &c, -&c, AT UiiiAZ & LEWIS. N V7 Watch & Jeweler Shop Mi i: STiti:rr, N hak Broad. II you bine Wat. Ins on which other parlies h.-iM- hi,),,! , iv0 milisfaction, u-ti.l tin in to ii.c; I have every facility of (he Ira.le and truanuilei' work at. uh.irf li.-.- ni l v. rv n-i.sonal .c prices, jv-ll I ui 1-:. I). HANGEBT. Buy None Other Than Oil Virginia Cheroots, Best Cheroots in the Market. I'licc tiding; tho same as inferior Cheroots. 'J M,n'rl ( il.H-U (Vrlilicates packed in I'very box bought of .M.1 &J . ATA. UAA) . WHOLhiBALK G BOOBS, MIDDLE STBIBT,; . VvW www Binm , b Disosway & Churchill, AND Machinist's Supplies CRAVEN BTRKET, One door below Citj II '.. ' 4 All' ordors aont to ns will bnvo , prompt attnntion, and bo oVU- ' any rrt of tho city without i Qiulity and prices etina ' iiiHtxneo.