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FOR SALE-To Lumber Dealers
l. aud Otags-The Caxe Of Bazque a. r, Seymour,
poWly.nk y MecofmtckE ksspef factory. consisting q
80 Of Canada Gang Sawed Boards and S.rtps Al
Of superior guilty. dy. A1o % " Fiat Fckets md IS
II. iah. The ahaTe easeo superior 70 any generally
offered In tbs 1naEke., DAVID EtODWILLlE Curcer
Of FEslkttu aad Chic strsas4. -, fnyi6xlt
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TOR SALE-Low for Cash, q cen
tra7 located business house. s,1 a.oras nth stpre
front s.Ah. fur RA- -ng haznass Insurance Oee bJ
ES0S AYRES. 247 Lak4 ktIeet. fuYiSc34ylht
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The Headquarters Of the Vermont Delegation
to the National Convention is in room No. 9 Lind
Block, where they will be glad to see their
friends 4! al hours.
A book lies upon the table, in which native
Fermonters are requested to register their
names.
Delegates and others from Connecticut are
requested to register their names ut the office
Of L. D. olmstead L Co., corner Of Lake aud
Las .lls streets, where d!es Of Connecticut pa
pers NAV lie found.
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FOUND A grey Hone, 5 feet
l. a1nchss In h1ghsh. IRE ovne. hav. the tsr% b.
nroyt1g properly On applying 10 CHARLE5 WALBATH.
y. " corner Chcasa and hob.e street nt.xlt
TOR SALE-Ihe lease, stock and
fixtures 0! tst e!ass Grocery Stors, situated n one
Of the best locations In the city. Apply II 50 North CazE
street. MFl11lw
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trodnccd, In substance he spoke as follows:
w Eloto C.ti7eat: Although hayc never
had thc pleasure Of beho.diag This great and
s2lentftd city. until a few hours ago, and al
though | never had the pleasure Of addressing.
IN audience under circumstances SO beautiful
and Inspiring as those which now surround me,
! isel p9F{ecu{ # home ,[4rpl4usc.l II Penn.;
sylFahia Hen Franklin once said, Ind the Illus
~ trious Statesman OF SeE York, Tillium II.
Seward, [much entbusiasm] once repeated il in
his famous irFe2rcssio'e confici speeeh," Where
plauss and as it is my fortune to be m irre1res.
sible eona'ctstraight out Republican {sppiause]
even though come from the State where the
Declaration Of Independence was proclaimed, j,
/ feel that am here where the principles OF
liberty and Repnblicauism. fud.a most glorious
development and sway. I would to God that
in our: :ow n city there was such Development
Of Kehubl,canism Al find here. But, geu1le-
men. although re are slow people i1 old Qua
.ker. Dutch -renhs5lsania, We are braTe1y coming
along. Loud Applause1 -: J.. !:
/ The National Republican Committee inrited
the Republican electors Of the several States
and the PeQRle'4 party Of tho 6tats-of Psnn'
, 1860-05-15
RY GILBERT. B SAMPSON
LARGE CATALOGUE S.aIE
FEJt.E %IKTS.

3t0NOR G. d. rANU0LFfyE 4 CO. f,ou
LILY, advise th4 Ladies and Cent? msn
Of Chicago sad vicinity uAk
sba.r ,lt.r,..
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100 Hhds: n. Q: SUGARS, I; y: Con-
PAKSQaa~ PrrKlN 4 >hANAEf.
10 3o1sa N1tEt pGyae&>
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
INCENDIARY DOCUMENTS

We are satisfied that persistent effort is bein O
made to circulate incendiary newspapers and
documents in the slaveholding States. We OBJ.
serve that two men were arrested a few days since
III Fairfax county, Virginia, on a charge of hay.
ing circulated Helpers book, and held to bail for
the offence 1t is we'll known that Daniel Worth
has been preaching abolitionsm and circulating
the same incendiary work in Guilford Randolph
Alamance, and Chatham counties in this State
and we learn also that in one of these counties
there not less than four abolition preachers and
exhorers who have been aiding Worth in this in
famous and dangerous business How MANY
men OF this sort there are in the other counties
named we do not know. We learn that, few
months SINCE there was but one copy of the New
York Tribune received at Daniel Worths' Post
othce, and that was sent to Worth himself; but
now there are tt0eLrc copies of that incendiary
newspaper received and distributed at that office
We think it probable that from one to two hun
dred copies of the Tribune are circulated in this
State, together with numerous abolition papers
from Indiana and Ohio.
We would again remind Postmasters of their
duties in this respect. Let every copy of Hell
per's book, and every copy the New York Tri
hune, and every document franked by Seward.
Wilson, Burlingame, John Sherman, and other
aboIitionists, which may come to their Offices.
be committed to the flames. We have right to
protect ourselves against the cruel and dangerous
Vaccinations of the abolitionists and we must do
II, if we expect to enjoy rspess and security
--StGnd0rd'
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
General Politics.

We epublish to-day a letter from gentleman Of
Onsow giving his views relative to general poll
ties State and Federal. Our columns are open
to all who wish to express their views on the pres
cnt state ofthe country parties, provided they
will net impugn the motives of those with whom
they differ and will refrain from personalities
We wish to enlighten but not to excite, unneces-
sarily. the masses. We will not only most cheer
fully insert such articles but we solicit them from
all no would like to be heard, or who feel that
good would come of an expression of their views
III the present troublesome times. From whom
then shall we hear next
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
Uodcrn Reform.

A the South has taken in hand the arduous
task of correcting the Of Northern fanatics
on the negro question, would it not be well to
teach Northern sharperS lesson upon our reVe-
nue. system
Our merchants go North and buy goods, and
our laws say they shall pay tax into the State
treasury on the same, but Northern drummers
by thousa1dg food our country every season. ta-
king orders from our farmers and mechanics,
amounting TO thousands Of dollars, for goods and
merchandise, which they ship direct to them;
thus. not only deprivng our merchants of their
profits and running their business, but cheating
the various States out of 4 large anonnt Of re7e-
nue.. Now. would it not be wise in us to levy
a tax on all such fellows equal to the revenue thus
lost 7-if not equal to what we charge our own
people for a license TO peddlc
We have been Informed, upon good authority,
that the board Of commissioners in the town of
Portsmouth, Va, have led off in this matter and
now require all such sharpers to pay tax
Would it not be we'll for Newbern to follow their
exagnple7 Come, what say you? Examine your
!aygivers and see fits constitutional 1fit aint,
let our next Legislature make it so. BY examln-
ing the records at our Hottest, you will find that
from one to three hundred Of these Yankee drum
mcrS visit our town every season, ana II you levy
tax Of oily one dol ar on each, you at once IN
crease the revenue of the town from one to three
hundred dollars. which would be an item; but
put it at ten dollars and you have revenue of
from one to three thousand
At first thought, you may think this a matter
Of but little consequence, but if you will take the
pains to look into it a little, you cannot fail to
see that the suggestion is good one. Hundreds
Of our farmers trade direct with the Northern
merchants by shipping their cotton, turpentine
and other articles of export to them and getting
in return their groceries, clothing, &c. These
drumlucrs. while out here among our farmers and
business men, take memorandum of what they
want, and when they go home they go to work
aud ill the order and ship by the first vessel, and
when the crops have matured, receive the pro-
duets Of the farmer IN return. Thus monopdlis-
ing the mercantile business and robbing the
State treasury Of large amount Of its Legitimate
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

maturely considered III well balanced mind
these sentiments cannot fail to meet fully the
unanimous approval of every high minded and
be said on this subject, for it is theme rich in
character and one which demands for its investi-
CATION men of the most cultivated intellects -
Therefore win submit these feeble and primeval
remaks to the perusal of the community, still la
boring under the most perfect convictions that
the principles which cherish are pure and just.
Very Respectfully,
Yours. &c,
C.. HUGGINS.
Onslnru Co 1SSQ
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

DR.. DEEMS SCHooLs.-We would call the at
tention of our readers TO the advertisement OF
these popular schools in this paper. The infant
ry drill afforded the students in the male depart
ment is an important feature, and this we as
sured does not interfere in any way with the 9th
er studies. The schools, both the male and te-
male departments, are in most fourishing condi-
ton, and we suppose there are none in the State
moro worthy of DatrOnare
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

WoRKMEN IN PARIs.-An inquiry was lately
opened to ascertain the number of working people,
male and female, in Paris, in order to know what
changes probably would take place in the popu-
lation by the extension of the city. The mum
Der is found to be about 100000. 1t has been
hitherto generally believed that the majority were
composed of masons, carpenters, and others con-
nected with building operations, but that sup
position is now found to be an error. The
branch of business which occupies the greatest
number of hands is that of tailors and dealers in
readymade clothing 100000 wcrkmen being en-
gagged in that branch of business
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
SOAP! SOAP! SOAP! !!
No. i, Extra No. 4, and

y ChenlEcHT EIFKsEVs SOss p manu IdCtuTeu Dy
w. B. WALKER. NEWBERN, n. c.
This is n valuable Family Soap, being mild in its
operation Toilet Soap, and possessing superior
cleansing properties for washing clothes of any de-
scripten removing grease oil spots from GARMENTS
by applying it directly to them, for cleaning paint
vurnish, TN ware &c.
In the Southern and Western States, where 1t has
e been difficult to find a soap that would minge
with its to wash, this article will be found of
great value, it will wash eqnay well in any wa
ter, whether hard or soft.
At the Maryland State FAIR held in Baltimore in
1851, silver medal was awarded TO this soap,
Also silver medal from the Franklin Institute at
Philadelphia, 1854.
Also First premium at the Rhode Island State Fair,
1854.
State at Wholesale only, at New York wholesale pri-
Cash paid for Tallow and Grease.
All orders for the above Soap must be address
ed to DR. w. W. Ormsbee Newbern, n. c.
Oct % wifi
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

NORTH CAROLINA WiNE-We had the pleasure
of a present of bottle of North Carolina made
Scupernong, by Joseph Mcmillan, Esq, of Rich
mond county, n. &. 1t was of the past years CROP
Of which he made some $50 gallons. In flavor it is
rich, having all the aroma of the Scuppernong
Grape, and with age it will make a delicious bev-
erage. MIR. Mcmillan has about an acre in vines
and has successfully made wine for many years
past-CherQlc Gaz
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

White Lead, Lime, Paint im Oil and
w Varnish Linseed Oil-Raw and Boiled. Paris
Chrome Saxon and Imperial Green, Verdigris, I'm
ber, Terra de Sienna and Vandyke Brown i'll Oil Dis
Japan ana Damask yarnsll Artists Coors in Coiop
sible Tubes, Brushes in great variety Mineral Paint
&C. &c, for sale by
nov - W JAS. W. GARNER.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
The Meeting To-Morrow Evening.

1t will be recoected that adjourned meeting of
those favorable to a re-organizat of volunteer
system and the establishment of new companies will
be held at the Court House to o-morrow CTnursday)
evening. 1t is earnestly desired that all who We're
present at the first meeting we'll those who
were not attend tomorrow night as it is expected
that business of importance will be transacted No
citizen should STAY away.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

NOTICE.-Pursuant to order made, at the
~ December Term of the Court Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, to me the Administrator of
treen an S. Smith, dec d., shall sell at public
ton, at the Court House door in Trenton Mon
day the Is day of january, 1860 upon a credit of
six months four LIKELY NEGROES, two men.
woman and girl All very valuable negroes.
THOS j. WHITAKER, Administrator
Tan
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
w CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DROAD STREET. NE KRERN n

JOHN +. JONES, PROPRIETOR.
The undersigned respectfully announces to the
travelling public tn at he has taken charge of this old
and popular establishment, and is prepared to
accommodate travellers and private families with
board by the day month on the most accommeda
ting terms
His TABLE will always be furnished with the best
provisions that home and foreign markets afford
The Washington Hotel has large rooms, is nearer
the Depot the Court House and the business streets
than any other in the city.
An OMNIBUS will always be at the Depot and
Landing On the arrival of the and steamboat to
convey passengers to the Hotel free ofLr charge.
By stopping at this Hotel passengers will have
ampleti me to obtain meals.
Having also large and commodious Stable and
an excellent Ostler he is fully prepared to board
horses by the day, week or month at the most rea
sonable rates.
August 2wly JOHN F. JONES.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
GIFTS! GIFTSl GIFTS! GIFTSl
THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.
d. w EVANS & CO.
THE 677 BROADWAY, 677 THE
FIFTH NETWORK. FIFTH
YEAR ESTABLISHED 1854. YEAR

YEAR ESTABLISHED 1854. YEAR
| The following is partial list of ploperty which
will be given to the purchasers of Books at the time
| of sale:
! worth from
Gold Watches, English Lever Pat
ent Lever and Lepines, $50 90 to 800 90
| Silver Watches, Patent Lever, full
| 5eweled, hdtffng cases, open face
and cylinder escapement, IL 90 to 40 90
| Gold Lockets-Large size, four
glasses and two glasses with
| spring-large and small size with
| snap, so to - 90
Cameo, Mosaic Florentine, Paint
ed, Lava, Goldstone, Garnet and
| Coral Sets of Pins and Drops 90 10 &5 90
Ladies Gold Guard Chains, Fancy
! Neck Chains, ChatelaifeS 90 TO lS 90
Gents Fob and Vest Chains 10 90 to 80 GO
Sess Cameo Golas.one Painted
Mosaic, Garnet, Onyz,. Engraved
and Plain Gold Sleeve Buttons and
Bosom Studs. 90 to l6 90
Silver Pencils, with Gold Pens, large. :"
medium and small size, double and
single extension cases, 9 90 to s 90
Gents heavy Signet Rings. Ladies'
Gold Chased and Plain Rings 90 to 7 20
Gents Gold Bosom Pins Cluster
with Opal Scarf Pins, Onyz, Gar
Rich Silk Dress Patterns, % 90 to 40 no
Cameo, Mosaic. Coral, Garnet,
Chased and Plain o val Bracelets 00 70 IN M
ssHss Pc Fen and and Fos5s5 Knife 50 50 to to SO SO
Toothplcks, Watch Keys Guard
Slides, ! 80 70 2 IN
Gold crosses, small, medium and large 90 to 50
Besides other gifts, comprising large and yalua
Bile assortment OF miscellaneous articles, varying
from 81 to $40.
The proprietors of the OLDET ESTABLISHED
GIFT BOOKSTORE IN THE UNITED STATFs
tor the uninterrupted success which has crowned
earnest efforts to please during the last four Years
would return their sincere thanks the hundreds of
thousands who have in past time seen fit to bestov
thelr liberal patronage upon them; and woHld fur
ther assure them, and the public generally that
their long experience and established capital warrant
them in offering greater inducements than ever and
such as aT7 out of the reach of similar establish
lnent IN the country; and propose in this
THE FIFTH YEAR
of their location in New ork to introduce
NenO Fcatt9es
SffH greater Attractions
Offs Of Greater Value and Variety,
4 Stu Larger and Better Selected Stock of Book:
Commissions and Inducements to clubs and to
agents who are willing to devote their time to our
business; so that those who desire can have
Gifts and Books scitAout Money. 81
We shall endeavOr to establish an agent in every
town III the United States, that all who will may
benefit by our liberal system in trade.
We have appointed J. A. WHALEY our duly au-
thonzed agent for Newbeyn and vicinity who wilre
patch.
Il Ne1c and Rcrised Cntalosur
ready for distribution, containing every desirable
book, new or old, now in pint and acknowledged
by librarians and literary men to be the most com.
pete and best classified issued, without an e1
ception.
are ready to be given away mailed free to any ad-
dress to all parts OF the world 1t contains all works
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

CoLD WEATHER--A flat boat of slaves arri sed
on Monday. but before the hands engaged on the
tlt could get to the wharf they overcome with
cold and hailed boat and left the fiat in the river
Being on the water without fire, had they not been
taken off the probability is that they would have
persisted with the cold
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
DECHzARRsON,s 1REsEz LINENS. D

I ESt9.t7S
III ASKS, DIAPERS, &c.-Consumers of Rich
ardsons Linens and those desirous of obtaining the
Genuine Goods, should that the articles they
purchase sealed with the full of the firm
RICHARDSON, SONS & OWDEN. as guarant ee
of the soundness and durability of the Goods.
This caution is rendered essentially necessary as
large quantities of inferior and defective Linens are
prepared season after and sealed with the
name of RICHARDSON, by Irish Houses, who, re-
gardless of the injury thus inflicted alike the
American consum II and the manufacturers of the
genuine Goods, will not readily abandon a business
profitable, while purchasers can be imposed on
with Goods of worthless character.
j. BULLOCKE. & J. B. LOCKE. Agents,
Jan 3I-w1y 80 Church Street. New York.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

Our workmanship has been generally introduced in
some thirty counties in North Carolina, and speaks
for itself
Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention and
be faithfully execute'
Address, j. G. WEIR, Newbern, n C.
Jesse Kemp, Esq, Travelling Agent.
Sept is WY
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

The newspapers of New York to which the
South owes peculiar debt for their course during
the John Brown excitement, are the New York
Express, New York Democratic News, New York
Day Book and New York Herald
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
NOTICE.

Mp~ NOTICE.
u Bank of Commerce mt Newbern.
The Books of Subscription to the Capital Stock of
this Corporation will be continued open hereafter
under the direction of the Cashier at their Banking
House Pollok street. J. A. GUIONa
Neweern n. c., Nov II diw.Ttf Cashier.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

COUNTRY PoRK-We a nice lot of country
pork III the street yesterday which informed
had been sold at y cents per pound
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
y. e. WE R'S
M arblc ard
NEWDEpN ~ ~
Marble Nouumen'!s

The subscriber is
receiving a larg e
stock OF, f4mericunt
and Foreign NarbtC
and is at all times
prepared to fill OF
derS for Monuments.
Slabs and Tom b.
Stones, of every de
scription, at less
than RTH Err n
prices.
Our work will be
jeliveredin all parts
of North Carolina
and Virginia Free of
charge.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

ACCIDENT TO THE PREsIDENT.-The Presi
dent. while passing on Friday last from the Navy
department to the White House, slipped upon
the pavement and fell. He subsequently com.
planned Of being much hur.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

CETUATHON WANTED.--A YOUNG LADY
- brought up and educated in Dullin county wish
es to take charge Of private school somewhere in
the eastern part of tnis State. Can teach the En-
"lish branches and music the piano forte The
best of references given. Address A. NJ: H., Ken
ansville n. &.
I'm o
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

The Raleigh papers are requested by Mr. Trea-
surer Courts to say that he is ready pay off ii
o,0O0 bonds of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
road Company, endorsed by the State of North Car
DINA, which fall due in January.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
TOILET ARTICLES

German Cologne in long, short and wicker bottles;
Lavender Water;
Bay Rum, superior;
Lubin's Extracts, in great variety;
Tooth, Hair ard Nail Brushes, large assortment
Dressing Combs;
Poilet Bottles
Towder Boxes and Powder;
Pomades and Ok Marrow;
Hair Dye
HarRestoratives and Dressings;
Soaps, &c, 40. JAS ". GARNER,
nov p Dtugg1st.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

THE PANPLIco-T steamboat Pamiico arrived
from Washington last night bringing large num-
Der of negroes VIII on their way South to resume
their labors after having passed the holidays with
the ''old folks at home They were far more
sprightly, contented and happy than any similar
Der of laboring persons that have seen at
the North.
MIIITARY.-The Elm City Cadets Capt. Lewis
were out yesterday for the purpose of parade and
tarket practice and made quite handsome display
Contrary to the predictions Of many the Cadets keep
alive true military spirit and never turn out with
cat having their ranks we'll filled. Sorry we can't
say quite 50 much for their older comrades in arms
the Newbcn Light Infantry.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
No Northern all.

The Northern mail yesterday failed to connect
so,neu here North of Goldsboro.' and consequent
- we are without our usual Baltimore and New
York market report.
Congress adjourned over from Friday to Tues
dav, and consequently we lost nothing from that
quarter bv the mail failure. We may expect
some news from Washington tonight.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
FIFTY DOLIARS.

$50. FIFTY DOLLARS. $50.
Fifty Dollars q Month and all EIDenSeS Paid.
To Introduce our NEW National DOUBLE THREAD
TWENTY DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE. a great chance
for Travelling Agents to engage in permanent bust
ness, at 5000 year and expenses. Address, with
stamp, for particulars, j. w. HARRIS & CO.
No 13 Shoe & Leather Exchange
nov % wSw Boston Mass.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

Hon. James S. Nevius, ex-Judge of the Su-
preme Court of New jersey, died in Jersey City
on Wednesday.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

Art, Science & Natural
History
Adventures, Travels,
sc. Agric ultural & Do
mestic Economy,
Bellies Lettres. Esssys
sc,
Bibles,
Biographies,
Dictionaries,
Encyclopedias,
GaZetteers.
Il =, -,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
TT7HE Jones County Male and Female

L Seminary, situated Pollrksvifle, will go
into Operations the 10th of January, 1860. The
Trustees OF the Institution wish to employ gentle
man competent to teach all the English and Classical
studies, usually taught in preparatory schools. Also
lady to take charge of the Female Department
competent to teach the English Branches, Music and
French. gentleman with family will be pre-
tered. A good recomme ndation will be required
Address Trustees of Jones Male and Female Semi
nary, Polloksville, n C.
Dee I4-dltw4t
IN c. c; Advocate copy times and send bill
To PrnrresS Office
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


TIassieal and Mathcma teal school,
u GOLDSBORO', N. C.
". NJ RAY, a. B.. Principal 8r Proprietor.
The next session viii open on Thursday, January
10Th 1860, and eoHtinae % week.
Terms per session of 20 wesks--ene half in ad-
vance.
Primary Branches. $40
Advanced Is
Classical Department, 20
Incidental Expenses.
Board in the family Of the Principal exclusive of
lights one kalf il advance, per month, $40.
For further particulars address the Principal at
Goldsboro'. n. NJ. RAY, A. B.,
Principal and Proprietor.