The Republic and Courier from New Bern, North Carolina • Page 3

C03fMT7-ICAT JL NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Thistle tea and a poultice of thistle leaves are said to be good for neuralgia. Frank J. Prentiss. $mw I COMMTTXICATED.

Editor Brpublic- Courier By the amendment to the Charter of the City of New-Berne, ratified Arpil .184 1, it is oraerea, mat ine j-reasarex snau have printed a monthly itemized statement of all money received and disbursed by him, and posted in every ward in the city and at the Court House dooT, which shall be sworn to before a Justice of the Peace. May I ask if any part of this requirement has been comuUed with The i a. I tax-naverHof the Citv are awaking to their inter- i ests and desire tn see the ileinizeil statement of the Citv Trocnrr frr dwtv mnntb ha has ItAAn in I rf k. i Ulil. AO a FT Section 11 reads, "that upon the failure of anv officer of said corporation to observe and perform any.dnty imposed by this or any other law per- taining to the government of said citv shall be deemed and held guilty of a misdemeanor, land on conviction shall be fined at the discretion of the Court, not to exceed the sum of five hun dred Tax-Pater Steamer The Steamer Caswell is making regular trips between this city and Kinston.

with good freights. The Steamer Haekensack left Baltimore yesterday for New-Berue. Returning, wilt leave this port next Thursday. The Steamer Raleigh will leave Norfolk Tuesday morning for New-Berne, Returning, will leave this port at 1 P. M.

Thursday, Feb. IP. The Steamer James A. Gary will leave Baltimore this Saturday evening for this Returning, will leave New-Berne Satrrday, February 21 st. The Steamer Ellen S.

Terry will leave New York this Saturday noon for New-Berne. Returning, will leave this port next Friday. It will thus be seen that the Terry is making quicker time than one trip each week. The Steamer T. J.

Cochrane has been added to the list of steamers between New-Berne and Baltimore, and will leave the latter port next Saturday the 21st, arriving at Perry's wharf. New-Berne, Sunday evening, February 22d. The Steamer Sparkle. Capt. Slocum, from Norfolk, has been at the Batenian House wharf for several days.

The steamer is in the nerviee of gentlemen engaged in the shipping of fish to Northern markets. steamed down the river at o'clock yesterday morning. On Thursday, January 20th, 1871, at the Episcopal Church in Beaufort, N. by the Rev. Mr.

Helme, Ai.onzo Thomas and Miss Rosa Manney, daughter of Dr. James L. Man-ney. On Sunday morning, February 8th. by tin-Rev.

W. C. Gannon, Mr. John F. Gi rmar.

and Sophta Amelia, daughter of Frederick Boes-ser, Esq. All of this city. On Thursday, February 12th. by the Rev. W.

C. Gannon, at the residence of the bride's father, six miles north of this city, Mr. Thomas Mathews and Miss Rn haedson, daughter of John IT. Richardson, Esq. LIST OF LiriTKKS 111 tli PuRt-oflVe at New-Reriir Sa ii 1h I 1i 11:1 lilt.

It; 1 Allen, Shade Heath, A Bell, Fannie Hoover, 11 Benerzette, S. House, George Briant, Phi His Hallv. John 1 Brown, Paiteiu Bright, Lucy care Sarah Lew i Blount, Elizabeth Bonner, Alsey Brj'ant, Nelson Bryant, Emiley Capell, W. H. Collins, Eliabet i Carert, Henrv llukins, Henry care John Bell James, Mrs Jorden, Sorenia Kinsey, Dolly Kirkland, Jolin Stans Lewis, Matilda Litch field, A Land, 'Darden, Jacob or HeiayMosIey.

Will care Geo. Wooten McBrinHon, Daughty, Capt. Isaiah Dorsey, Sarah Dudley, Sarah L. Dudley, Wm. R.

Duncan, John A. Dudley Sophie Ebonn, Mi 1 Mance', J.ilm Oliver, Ann Paster, Samuel Parker, Beuj Naueey Powers. August us Read, Hager Faun is, viu Jlecord, I 'acton Rhodes', Tom Smith, Sarah Joseph. Williams, Francis Williams, Ellen Fogg, H. I.

Foy, Ne. -ly Gatlin. Siiie-n Garret Im.h-Ham, Lott Harver, Hardy, Noah eo. HaUeKull. Jli.t Mary Warren, James Warrick, Laura Willie; Betsey Wiggic, Anna Winneld, Charley Persons calling for uoove lettera will please say advertised If uotcalledfor in will beseut to Dead letter Office.

GEO. W. NASON. Jr. Postmaster NewBerne HVCarkcts.

Corrected Weekly by 1 'BLAXK BROTHERS I 'holeaale and Iieta.il Dealers in Groceries. Provisions. Conritry Produce. New-Berne, C. February 14th, 1874.

Ird, lb bbl Meal, 'f, bnsh MolasBes, syrup 35c cuba 45fi0r new Orleans Ttk; Apples, ekeet. bnsh $1.40 northern $2.75 Eeef, choice lb 8(ailoc whole, 4(S Tc Bacon, KkSIc Bagging, yd HfcfclHc Butter, lb ails, keg, Brick, A $100 $12 20a25c Oats, bnah C5c Beeswax, lb Bbl Staves, Oysters, gal bnsh Oil, kerosene, tfal astral linseed KTCn 70: 21(E30c Whiteoak, Candles, 20c Cheese, lb 1 Cotton, middling A 1-50 train low nndling lS. Potatoes, good ordinary I Irish, bush I Kweet $2.00 Corn, cargo 85c Pork bbl $18.00 la retail 1.00c fresh "a 11 Coffee, rio lb java 40c Coal, ton $8.00 Chickens, pair 5055c Cypresa Staves Cabbages, each 8 15c Dncke. pair 50(atOc Dressed Hogs, lb 7 (a 8c Domestics yd 7(5. 15c bleached 820c osnabnrgs li20c Eggs, doz 1.5(&20c Fish, bbl 40a50c Field Peas, 75ri.90c Flonr IGMHa $12.00 Fodder, cwt $1.50 Hides, dry, lb 14c green, 8c Hay, hundred $2.00 Honey, strained gal 75c comb lb 8ai0c Heading, ash $10.00 Herring, Iron Ties, 1 lb G7c Liquors: i Peanuts, bnsh Rope, lb Kosin, bbl Rags, lb Snuff, Lorillard's Gail Ax Soap.

lb Virgin dip turpentine Old dip turpentiiK Scrape, Spirits, gal Tar. bbl Shingles, cypress inch 4 Sugar, white brown Salt sack alum bnsh Spun cotton. Spirits cak. Tobacco, Wheat, Wool, Wood, oak or ash, per cord. Wood, pine l.WJ 14 25c 1.90 fko.65c 5f.10c 3.00 2.50 2.00 45c 2.00 12 inch 7 1114 lOol'i 1.C5 (XXS-BO i 1.60 2.r0 2.50 4575 1.50,1.75 25a 33c i 2.0C 2.50 1.501.73 $10(5 20 lfVT 20 gal $3.00 Whiskey, bourbon Yellow pine.

N.C.Corn I Lumber, Lime, bbl Poplar lumber. NEW ADVEKTISEMEXTS. RETURNED TO HIS OLD QUARTERS. C. R.

BOBBINS, Practical Boot Shoe Mater. CRAVEN STREET, OXR DOOB BF.IjOW OUN BASTOS'S BABBEB SHOP. Employs none bnt first class workmen, naon the In-fit quality of stock, and gives bia personal attention to bu- ineA. articular atxention given to persons wno nave suffered from wearing boots not properly fitted to their feet. Give me a triaL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

Repairing neatly done at the shortest possible notice. ttememoer tns place. C. R. BOBBINS.

blittj No. 43 Craren St, Nsw.Xerne, C. i I I 1 I I I Mr. Editor "One who knowt as well as "One who has suffered" feels somet slighted, and wv i from their stand point, it donot Beem to oc- car to those "knowing" ones that it would be a strange citi munity indeed who would accept into its society before they were proven to be such confi dence any and all new comerw who were entire strangers. Their argumentation seems to be i that, all comers must be invited to srvend their eveniOffS and eat thpir dinnp'fiit tiA Vinncac the best eitin in tthtPv4mmnm-fD v.

luuittuii may nappn to locate: such a'. proposition is too weak to bear up under a seridB consideration. While "One who knows" told ft good deal of truth, yet who of us is prepaid to say to any one, you must invite everyboiyHo your house; for is it not a oriTilec-e wa all c-W only such to our houses as arepVrsonally pleasant tons? Then in the native of all that i reasonable, let such useless controversies cease and let us unite in something of more vital interest to all; for since the days of Lycurgus social equality has regulated itself and will continue to do so in spite of all legislation, or of anything that may be said or-written upon the subject I us then unite in-building schools, churches, better roads in advancing agriculture and in improvements generally; being all interested alike, we shall fin.f no difficulty in agreeing upon the best plan io accomplish our undertakings, for it is easily sfen that our own exertions are all that will avail: talking has failed. The Franklin Steam Washer has won the pre mium over all competitors, at.evaiy Fair as well as the encomiums of the press. Oca City Charter.

As takeri from the unreal of Comiiierrfi -we print below the bill recentlv passed by the General Assembly, to amend the City Charter of New-Berne. As will be noticed by the bill, the limitation of City expenditures for all purposes is fixed at the reduction of the police force to three members; a reduction of salaries of certain officers; that no money appropriations shall be made without the concurrence of four-fifths of the Councilmanic Board, and that the Mayor shall be elected from one of the members comiosiog the Board: An act to amend the Charter of the City of New-lleme. Sec. 1. The General Assemblv of Vnrth c.

oliua do enact: That an act entitled An Act to amend the Charter of the City of New-Berne and of the New-Berne Academy, ratified the Oth dav of 1871, be amended as follows, by adding after the words "elect a mayor" in the first seT-tion, the words "from one of their number." Sec. 2. That section second of said act be amended so as to read as follows: That the salaries of the officers shall in no case exceed the sums following, to-wit: The mavor. three hun dred dollars per annum; the treasurer, three hundred dollars per annum; ttye clerk one hundred and fifty dollars per anum; the marshal three hundred dollars per aiiHjim; and that of each policeman, three in iiurnVfr, thirty dollars per month. Sec.

3. Strike out all afteihe words "pro-rided 'hei-riilLfless" in sec tiof-, four of said act and insert in lieu thereof, "T')nt no property or subject of taxation which is e'acially exempted, shall be taxed by the city, aj.that the annual tax upon the poll shall not Aceed the sum of one dollar, and that the atj'fial tax on real estate and personal property jfhall not exceed 33i cents on the hundred dollars' valuation, and that the whole amojjpt o' taxes levied and collected in any one year Trot all services, including the fire department tax, shall not ex. ceed the sum of five thousand dollars, and that no levy or assessment shall be'roade on the real estate and personal property' which will in the aggregate produce more than the aforesaid sum of five thousand dollars after deducting from the said sum all the amounts-received and to he received from licenseK and jrpm taxes derived from every other source. I Sec. 1.

That' section scvreji be amended by striking out the word and inserting in lieu thereofthe' word "three" and strtking'out the words "one lor each -j Sec. o. That section eifat he amejuled by striking out all of the wofds "shall be made but," and inserting iri lieu '-thereof thc following, "by vote of four-fifty of all the ipouneil- Sec. 0. That this act sb41.ll be in force from and after its ratification.

Ratified the 2nd day of February, 187-1. Literary Nhws. I. BuAiN vr.T) aIi'sicat. The Febiiuarv number of this favorite Musical Monthly is received, and contains a choice selection of beautiful new and interesting musical reading.

One dollar Eminard's Sons, Cleveland, will securevthe Musical, World year, while the' music alone, in each number is worth that amormt. Wr-Vadvise all our musical readers to send for It. Specimen copies are sent -Vee to any one writing for them. The New York Mercantile Journal Company, Pearl Street, New Yk City, announce to the public that as all preyiotis editions of the Lecture on the "Curreifry Needs of Commerce" by Mr. Wallace Groom, in jiamphlet form sixteen pages have been exhausted, and, as the inquiries fortle pamphlet are still numerous, they are again; printing it, and will send one or more copies to any person applying therefor and enclosing for return postage, La Ceeme de la Cremio.

3, published by J. L. Peters, 599 New York, is just received and on our table. This number of the La Ceeme de la Ckeme contains the following beautiful selections for adduced players: Qua-tuor, from I. Puritani; L'Ajri du Chant, by Thal-berg; Spring Song, by Meiffssohn; The Pearly Cascade, by Linchner; Son' pf the Rose, by Oes-len Spinning Wheel, by The price of these selections in; sheet fovia is $2, and yet the yearly subscribers; to this abnthly publication receives that amount of music for 33 cents, or for $4 per year the subscription price for the La Creme de la Creme; th0 subscriber receives $24, worth of music.

Sceibner's Monthly for February opens with versified and illustrated rendition of Rishyas-ringa, a Tale of the Mahabfcarata, which, al-though a love stqry we know not how many thousand 3-ears old, is as freehand "modern" as written but yesterday. Tfien comes an illustrated article on the French: song-writer Beran-ger. The principal illustrated paper of the number, however, is Edward King's second article on Texas, in the Great South Series, with pictures from Champney's portfolio. A quaint story from the Danish, is called "The Black Marble." A new paper by the poet Stedman is on the poets Hood, Arnold, Jand Procter, whom he calls a Representative Triad. A sketch of "English Sundays and London Churches;" a reply by Prof.

Atwater to Dr. Blauvelt; Prof. Wm. S. Tyler's address Higher Education of Women;" llias Trafton's and Mrs.

Davis' serials, and poems by Celia Thaxter, Julia C. R. Dorr, and Louise Chandler Moul ton complete the list of the principal contributions. I AmnrmvMF.XT. On Mnnrlav last a inint rpso- lution was pa8S(Hl for an adjournment of the legislature sine aie at in.

on next, Feb lGth. i The Franklin Steamer is the greatest economizer in the WOrld, it saves time, labor nonaa aTwl 1 5 Par Excellence, The ball at the Gaston House last evening was one of the pleasant en tertainments of the seasoD; it was largely at-' tended, and everyone preul seemed to enjoy themselves very ranch. Magazines. Among the large number of publications in the way ol magazines printed in the United States, we know of none that are. for the price of subscription ($1 per year) equal in merit i to 1 lentsthfthi 'SUtijftuuf, and believing have no hesitancy in recommending it to onr readers not only as a periodical of retine- ment, neatness and chastened throughout, but one worthy of liberal patroange from the public at large.

As an inducement to subscribers for the Kfpi blk we ofter to furnish both this excellent monthly magazine and the Re-T BLic-Cot KrEK at the low price of per year, in advance. Address, Editors REPruLK-Oor- RIER, X. C. Comicly. Sam.

K. Eaton, our indefatigable jeweller and king of wits was looking over the large assortment of comic valentines at Henry Hall's Bookstore yesterday and after a thorough examination of the ludicrous missives, turned from the counter, and to Tim who at that moment happened to enter the store, said: "Tim! I wish you would do me a favor." Tim says "What is it?" whereupon Sam replies "Please step into Wormell's and get your pho-. tograph taken, as Henry here has nothing comical-looking enough for me to send out." We roared at the joke and left without awaiting Tim's response or action in the premises, though have learned since that he refused to comply. Moxomachy. Oysterman Salter, an aged dealer and opener of bivalves of the monomj'-aria order, at the People's Market, was on Thursday last treated for monomaehy, a disease brought upon himself through a non-disposition to endure a joke or the raillery of the market boys, who have long known him as a Grin believer in ghosts, hobgoblins, Ac, and, in consequence thereof, have given to him the horrid appellation of "Ghost." It appears that on the day mentioned, Salter was on the fish market wharf and the boys commenced crying out -'Ghost," "Ghost," "Ghosty," whereupon big Saltership drew forth a pistol and threatened to shoot somebody, and perhaps would have done so had not the weapon been seized by a looker-on, who threw it into the basin, while another took the oysterman and threw him in also.

The effect, as we learned, was exceedingly gratifying to all but the afflicted subject, who, upon being taken out of the water, wended his way to the Mayor's office for redress; but His Honor couldn't "see and so the pnlienl is now awaiting results. That Now that the grounds around the Episcopal Church have been so much improved, why not takr action towards having them properly and respectably inclosed. The dilapidated fence surrounding the premises should be put in better even if only to keep the cattle from encroaching; upon them. In the meantime, let a subscription be started and give those who favor improvements and the adornment of our city, an opportunity to manifest, in the way of cash, their earnest ness in the cause. To prove our own sincerity in the matter, we inaugurate the subscription in the manner following, and will, from week to week, publish the subscriptions sent us the SUBSCRIPTION' FCXD TO F.r.ErT A NT.W FENCE AROUND THE PP.r.MISES OF CHRIST CHt'RcH, TN NKW-BEKNE, N.

('. REPUBi-ic-CornrnR, cash, s.1.00 The money, as received, will be deposited in the National Lank, here it will remain until the object in vk-w is satisfactorily accomplished. Who will be number two, three, ttc? The public shall know next Saturday morning. P.riLDiNo and Loan Assoitation. The Citizens' Pmilding and Loan Association of has now heen in operation tor the past eight months, and up to the present time 070 shares of stock have been taken and the payment of one dollar per month upon each share promptly met.

The Association has made to our citizens fifty-eight loans, amounting to S11.C00, which sum has been expended in the erection of new buildings or improvements upon city property. This is an excellent showing for the Association, and we hope, to see it continue to prosper, as it is certain to do under its present good management. Its stock is one of the very best investments that our citizens can make, as every dollar invested will increase twofold in about eight year's time. One dollar only upon each share subscribed for is required monthly from the holler, and all money so paid is loaned upon the very best and safest security. The officers ot the Association are the following well known gentlemen: George Allen, President; Dr.

J. A. Guion, Vice-President: George H. Roberts, Secretary and Treasurer; W. H.

Oliver, W. Hollister, G. W. Claypoole, George Bishop. S.

If. Gray, J. Walker ami J. J. Wolfendeu.

Directors: Charles C. Clark, Attorney. That Ilatrliet. Much comment has arisen regarding a paragraph of ours in a recent issue concerning a Hatchet. Yes, it is true we carry a hatchet it is not a tomahawk, but a regular old fashioned short handled hatchet.

We did not obtain it with malice prepenne. Providence threw, it in our way doubtless for some wise purpose. It came about in this wise: On the 30th of January last, we were passing the corner where the "Cheap John" auction room stands, when our name was called in a loud and earnest manner. We turned to see "what was up," when we beheld that venerable and distinguished, public citizen "Long John Henry" brandishing something in his hand, and vociferating "going, going, going, GONE to Geo. W.

Nason, for ten cents!" "Take it, George," he added, "and use it as worthily and well as did your great namesake, its original We took it we have it still we shall always keep it, and bequeath it (as Col. Humphrey's father did) as a rich legacy, Ac We are quite certain it is the original hatchet. We will "go our bottom dollar on it," as "Long John" (now 2S years old) assures us that he can "swear to its identity," as it has been in his possession ever since the hacking of the cherry tree. George Washington "never told lie" he cut down cherry trees with his hatchet we don't say what we intend to do with ours. It is still red with the sap of that cherry tree, and will be redder still if any one ever attempts to come the games over us that have hitherto been attempted quite too often.

We have asked the venerable "Long John" to look out for a scalping knife for us, and he has promised to "buy one in" for us at his next sale even that of the great Tecumseb, if it should be in the market. a a if Glassware jf all kind at the Blue Store. F. 5 Boeder is tioN offerint? furniture of 1 1 lesrana qualities a tne lowest panic prices. Homephnfrbm ll cenU yard at L.

X. Uaer V4 i- CONFECTIONER OAKERY, SOUTH FRONT STREET, i XEW-BttRJSK 3T. I Plain ttaef Bmd ana CaUtiOA- tanUy on hand aad baa0 to order Oct. ISt-lj. l1'" naKgaTtBtnaw.

fcvery Uay, a rl1 JTLANTIC vOAST J-jUTE GUARANTEES QUICk TIME, LOW RATES. ivuiii sriiifiuriiii dan iiiim, To and from FlUladftrpbi Baltimore. Krv.Tork. Bom. Fall RlvT, Acc Mark Frrtfht lAtlarjtiCoaat Line.) Connecting Baj 1-ic at Portsmouth.

For rate aitfcl information. Ac, apply to A. 3X. KJRlCIA.9f A. PUPK, Soliciting Agent, fin'l Freight gt.

ikldntxro or Xew.IifrBv. A. C. L. i Wilmington, Ji.

or 337 BrOAdwif, XYork. GREAT FAMILY MEDICINES. i Dr. GREENS. FIT CUBE The resit Keiiixnly lor Kpilepsy, ct sni Fit, SpaaniK.

CouTulaiojfis Nrvoni Wakernln. act promptly.often arresting the Fit from the nrat day uo, even where they havPiif-tod for ye art. COMPOUND CORYDALIS The (ireat VeFtahle AlferatiTe. Se.ouilary Syrtalin. en ih in and all ltseaKs arising fra impure llhxJ.

MEDIC HONEY A Sovereign Balm for -ColdaBronchitia, Asthma, aud all diaeaafa of the and Lnnga. By it tiniely tine many supposed- ranea of Conauzuption ar promptly relieved and th-Lung restored to health. NEURALGIA' A prompt, positive and pfrmanent rhf for tli at-oruciatiug pains of Nviualgia, Kheumatim and Ho tail kold la XcwUeinf.hy II. V. Va.

Trepared only by Drs. GREEN. LtUOLEY BENTLEY, it iavlotte, y. Sly. Nov.

listli, 1ST; National Savings Bank. ftWK roTernment 0 Ui I'liitod States ha mad. (Inn 1 jliank perfectly Kxcliaii jjf drawir ori tlie principal citi tn the United States at currentrtefi. iold Uraftt oa and foreign ci lie in unii to suit oustoniers. MIc- or.

riIl ml SniUli Frmil ev Hrriu-, I)-roi of ny aiiiimnt 'received. All acronnti htrii'tly jirivate and c-otitidutyl. 1 I nt-reit not to oxeeeIBv-n pr cont. pai.t or roui ponuded fron of all taxe tii tho lt day January and July on money rt remainiu on'dcM6it from oy to ur months next preceding. thaj dit-n.

HusiiK'XH accounts orM siibjeet to check at Hipht aud interest at th rate if -t'jM-r m. on juotitldy balance of fifty dollarn andi'. 1 r. l))0itTo-Iluy. Certificates of dpptmit isfifuf'd, payable on d.

niand in i-ui vom or goll wili Intereft due, available any liftie and fWil bondn. Hankin; hours from 4 P. M. WllsTKWARIJ. Ca.liln.

MERCHANT TAILOtv Vi4tll kJL4f.il. (116 I lie Oftlre.) FALL AND WiNTR FASHIONS 1873. Always rni hand a selected stork nf CLOTH, CASH DOKSKIN. VrTlltl, hXU -especially snited to iparfniecfc. CLEANING aud KKPAIRINd done- at sht notice anted, both aa to stylo ajJd price.

Satisfaction srnar JWtl BOOT it SHOE MAKER 77 Poll. street, door to rpHE VEIiY BESTIALITY OF FliENCK Calfskin Boots, and Shoes' made to order aud vrarrranted equal, if not superior, to any in th State. 77 Best Workmen to bo found in. the country are Employexlcin this Shop and perfect tits ajid Satisfaction in every ens lutfauteeib Always on and for sale Fine Bobtsand Shoes at prices Warranted to, suit. lniXQ A SPJJCIA LTV and done in the btV possible manner, at fair pricefi and aTtbe shortest notice.

JOHN H. HOLLEY, Cravm ftirtet, nearly oppoalfr llt-Kraph OAlrr, DltAPBlt TATLOIJ, AlXlfclNDS or GENTLE3lfel8 jLOTHIXG Cut and made in the styles and in the best possible manner at popular iprire. All kinds of clothin-CLEANSED and REPAIRED' with dutpatch. Satisfaction Guaranteed, New-Berne, N. C.

1873. fly. J. A. Richardson, 4 W.

B. Born (J ASTON HOUSE, South Front Street, RICHARDSON 4 BOYD, Proprietors. This nouae. has reontlyp-haDped Lands and has been thoroughly refitted and Passenprs will find a Hack at the Depot Large. and Airy Rootiju.

Tub! well imp pliJ with at the market affords. 1 1 4 2 Give v.a iriai. tiMjwdioh guaranteed 'i GREAT FOR 30 OWINO TO UCX.L:TtwRS. I WILL MAKE PR in r. TYPFS nn.l PERltDTYPRS at theonowl FOUR-LARGE PlCfURfS, ONLY 50 CTS.

i NINE ALBUM SIZE PICTURES 50 CTS. Oct. 25-tf. 5 35Crtron8t.Ktwa; Union, Liberty and Equality the Law. SATURDAY, FEB.

11, 1874. Thispaper published weekly is the cheapest paper in theSouthorn States. For $1 50 a year, in advance, the paper will be regularly mailed to subscribers. Five copies $0, Ten copies $10. Send in your orders, tf LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Arrival and Departure of 3Iails. POST-OFFICE, NEW-BERNE, C. I I June 14th. 1K73. I Mail Closes for the North, West and Bouth at 7.: a.m.

Beaufort and the 4.15 p.m. Washington, Swift Creek" Hydeand Hanfort Counties, daily at 5:30 A. M. Mail closes fur Trenton, Pollokville, and Swansbro. Wednesdays and Saturdays at 6:30 A.

M. Mail cioses for Hatteras, (via. lieaufort) 4.1j p. m. Mail clones for Bay Kiver, Vaudemere and rantrl.oro Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at a.

ui. M.VII. ARRIVES Frutu the North, West aud South at j.m. (opened for delivery at 5.45 p.m. From -Beaufort and the East at 3.35 a.m.

iYorn Washington and Swift Creek, N.C. at 4 p.m. From Trenton, Tuesday aud Friday at p.m. Froiu hay lliver. Vaudt-mere and Orauttbiiro Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 p.m Letters advertised every Saturday, and if not delivered in one mouth are sent to the dead letter office.

The law requires that all letters Bhall be prepaid in full; when not fully paid the law provides for sending them to the dead letter oflice. i For fifety, money orders can be obtained upon all the principle offices in the United States, Great Britain and Switzerland; and letters can be registered to all oflicesiin the United States, and to most offices in the eutiro world. All lettera containing Money or other I valuables should always be registered; without which, there is little safety. 1 Ortice hours from 8 a.m. to 4.45 p.

and 5.45 to 7.00 p.m. Sundavs from to p.m. GEO. W. NASON, Postmaster Head the new advertisements.

i Visiting Wedding cards at Nason's. Fire Water" all kinds at the I31ue Store. Crop Mortgage blanks lor sale at this oftice. Winter pants onlv f. cents per pair at L.

X. Baer A Cos. The only Genuine Imported Cigars in this citv are sold at the Blue Store. Thf Franklin Steam Washer has won tlio good opinion ot all who have tested its merits. Coiriitry merchants can buy goods of L.

N. cheaper than they can be obtained in Xew Vork market. Those of our subscribers who are in arrears are respectfully notified that we are ready to I'PCfivaraounts due. Mt-rbants and Sliippers of freight, between New-vk and New-Berne, should remember the Atlantic Coast Line offers unsurpassed facilities. -Oflice in Gaston Houge block.

HiflPb bored out in the best manner bv John Primejnnmaker at his gun shop, rear of Mrs. Prirne 'Millinery establishment next door to the Pr Oi'lice, Craven Street, entrance through tlie gaie. tf. and Wai.ni Mour.msr.s. A large new stock j-M' mouldings of all kinds, for square cornered frames at the lowest prices, at WormH's, 35 Craven street.

Cii fpr.i Hands, face, rough skin, pimples, ringwdrin, salt-rheum and other cutaneous affections cured, and the skin made soft and smooth, by using the Tar Soap, made ly t.f.. New-York Be certain to get the lar Soap, as there art-many imitations made with common tar which "ftre worthless. eafl the 1 r.i-r lic- 'or r.ir.K. Franklin Steam Washer is for Sal W. Mx Watson, price (10) ten dollars.

by It Maris (Orful jr.) has a watch which lie says has gained monthjk. enough t-i j.ny for itself in six 'ovftion A Immigration, Convention is to he In hi in Raleigh on next Tuesday, St. Patrick's Day, under the superfision of Pev. A. V.

'McNamarn. Just, reeeived, a fresh supply of Hoyt's Cer-man for sale wholesale and retail by 1-. S. Worm ell, Craven Street, Xew-Perne, for N'orth Carolina. tuite a number of young men in this city are attending a night school, where Latin is taught.

At we judge so. as we saw a crowd the other evening who had got as far as "Hie." Keep it hefoi-e the people that the Franklin i Washer will do all and more than is nt for it. iti iT.Nor.vr Or.Dr.i: Mechanics. --Another Lodf.4 of this organization is about be in-, stituted in this city. We are glad to know the Order is in so flourishing a condition.

Fish Maiikht. Our Jish market Was better stjjipl'ied yestertlay than it has been for some- time pist. Shad were selling at $1 per pair, though hut. few were noticed in market. linTi ic llrir.niM;.--Louis N.

Paer X- Co. have an army of carpenters and brick-masons busily at work erecting a new brick warehouse for thf.ir -Cheap John' store, corner Middle and South Front streets. The Franklin Steam Washer never fails to give" entire satisfaction. Other machines have their peculiar merits, this has no defect. 1, Prof.

Frankenfield and lady, from Philadelphia, arrived at the Gaston House last evening. We lean that the Protessor comes again to further instruct the New-Perne Silver Cornet Band. Thin Paper. We don't believe any person ought to make an apology when they do the best they can, therefore we have none to make. Next week, however, we shall do our level best to have a supply of thicker paper than that on which we print the to-day.

Xor.Lr: Sextiitents. Condemn no man for not thinking as you think. Let everyone enjoy the full and free liberty of thinking for himself. Let every man use his own judgment since every man must give an account of himself to God. Abhor every approach, in any kind of degree, to the spirit of persecution.

If youcaunot reason or persuade a man into the truth, never attempt to force him into it if love will not compel him to come, leave him to God, the judge of all. John Wesley. The ranklin Steam Washer as an investment will pay a better dividend than any, other investment. The Reason Why. We did think of purchasing a pretty valentine for our lady-love, but there will be no disappointment upon her part if we fail to do the thing, inasmuch as she is blissfully ignorant of the fact that we well, we did.

step into Hall's to take a look at the Peter Parley concerns, and wan even inquisitive enough to learn that they cost from five dollars down to twent3r-five cents. Should this meet the eye of our dearly beloved she Will know just how near we came of making a purchase, and will also understand the reason she did not receive a Peter Parley from na as it was owing to the fact that we made nary a purchase. a Home Aqairi! IBS. V. A Jj 1' F.

XI 8 incut respectfully informs 1 he citizens of Xew-Bcrlie and virinity that ho has returned hi-; furrrier. hump, and oin n-d a firt-t- i laws TAILORING ILV Establishment it ft1 a at tlw- stole of Kountrre A- yjTiiaJIWiiixl Strot, Rj NEW-BERNE, N. H'lierc he i- jrf'parf JtT roake CLOTHING TO ORDER In the Latest Styles and with Superior Workmanship. A fchare of (he pubjie patroii ik soln ite l. U'inler onts for i0 -f ntc at J.

X. I' A (jla'is lilu.e Striv. Caused Ijij tlie Pa in' Ca eel 7)) the Prm ir. the I'aitic all hinds oj all hinds -off-all hinds oA Goods Cheaper tlnm Sold Goods Cheaper ilian ever Sold Goods Cheaper ihau ever Sold, in this marhe. this niarhei.

in this inai'het, 1 IT CHEAP IT CUEjJP JOIW'S. IT CITE.fl doners. call and, see them call and, see Ihent call aul see lliehi. LOUIS JUICE (hnipain, LOUIS ll. lEll UTS A ll TEl Company at the old stand a the old slaiM at the old slajitl Cor South Front Middle Sts Cor South Front A' Middle Sis Cor South Fron Middle Sts i u- Heme, New-Be me, C.

New-Berne, Remember the Place. Pern em ber th Place. Item ember the Plhee. Now-Berne, Dc. 2Hh, 187:.

CATd, BEFORE "pUYrNC; At tiif. Or.T) Stand of F. BOESSER. (oilier oi ltroutl it il i1 1 1- Opposite lie 1 la y. Sea 1 cs, XEW-REIiNli X.

MANUFACTURE! OF AND dEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. it IH'Al: 7 in-, I if iears nijhe Imsiiss. Constantly on Land, und inaiiul'ar-lureil to ord. Mahogony, Walnut, Poplar and Pino Furniture. Htot'k larfe and jtrv neatly and promptly executed.

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J. A. Patterson Co. Iti aM und of West India Qoods GROCERIEFl, AILS, 1 between t' i i New-Berne, New-York and West Indies 1 Wharf and Warehouses UNION POINT. tiatl Sale's.

Kooni. on Cirav Stveet htftSoatli Front Strftt. 4Hl NEW-BERNE, N. i i Business Strictly Confined to the Trade. BLUE AYISd PI7K6II ASED TRF.

STOCK ND FIXTURES of the; l-K UTJiTJCSOWN KLUE STORE I AM PREPARfeD OFFER INDFCFArENTS IN THE WAY OF Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco Bar Fixtures, To Those Who Are "Thiisjy Inclined." JAMES CAMPBELL, Opposite People' Market, NewBeme N. C. rn i. STORE i i I i.