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At the Opera.
(Fausct q HargiirrtLa.)

ilaf behind the silken curtaies
Yelled in half subducd light,
With the eyes 30 sweet and gentle
And the smile so soN md bright
With an air 50 meek and tender
On the fair Madonna face,
And charm SO deep and suh'e
In the langud Southern grncc,
With au arm upon the cushions,
l,ory-white aud rounded fur,
A slender hand amid the curls
OF sunny silkcn hair,
A smile upon the rosy lips,
The fringed lids dropped low,
pensiye seal of sadness sat
Upon the smooth Greek brow
A carved fan waved back and forth
Within the lilly hand,
Well trained as royal sceptre
In the jestro Of command
A crimson rose amid the lace
That lightly lies above
The heart whose pulse IS keeping tune
To silver strains of love
Yet not the love, which warm and deep,
Those dark eyes near her tell,
Nor that which closer yet the lips
Are murmurlng SO wells
But that which ber proud lover pours
Ia listening Margueritas car, . tr
| Until the elves themselves must puuse
That fury tail TO hear
In nil the gittering house DO sound
Save that sweet strain Is heard
In all the brilliant crowd is caught
| No whisper Of word
On beautys lipihe SIN lo Is stayed,
In manhood s eye The glance,
And eurls and pllmes for once arc s!ia
Der all the broad cxpapsa.
Soft, softer yet, the rich notes fall,
lIore passiontil their Plea
"And bark Y tue lover says "Ah, let
That passion plead for met
The wis iuI echoes oder crow
They trcmble through the heart
! Is every aching doub. and fear
Is rent and torn apart.
Ah, Marguerite, fair lilly flower,
Too potent is the spell
Those tones Of love have made loo dear
The tale they breathe SO well.
The maiden heart and ahcy yield,
The fears and doubts have io5n,
And the suppiant nova conqncror stands
The field is all his own.
And in her box the Indy .its,
With flushed and crimson check.
A sran c light In the tender eyes,
So beautiful and meel.
Madonna-calm has lit her face,
But It's light Is fair and sweet
And Faust has won double field
Her lovers at her feet
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BLOOMINGTON, Ills, NURSERY.

APPLE 1000, year, $25--PEAR, PEACH,
APPLE, Root Crafts, Splendid Assortment, also
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The TOmato-..And Its Culture.

The fruit, long known ss "the
love apple" and said to have come
from the far south, has rapidly
gained favor wherever grown. It
is susceptible of great Improvement,
though it has generally received less
attention than most garden vegeta-
bles. While under careful culture
they have been long in reaching
their present state, the tomato has
been comparatively ashort timeun.
der culture, and yet, nature has
done 10 much for it that it already
holds high rank among our finest
fruits of the garden. Many medi-
cal men claim for it valuable hygie-
ME qualities, and the human system
that most perfect OF all laborato.
rics-has confirmed the decision
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J. EDwARDs LESTER.

This letter shows that paius have
been taken by the writer to grow
what he considers the best variety
Of tomato, and as he feels that he
can sell many times the quantity OF
seeds on hand, he has nothing b,
gain by endeayoring to give undue
prominence to the variety spoken
Of. Those, however, who may dif-
fer with him on the subject of vari-
cites will, 1t is hoped, not finl tho
other portion Of this article unwor-
thy of attention.
j. PAYNE Iowr.
L. o. Box 5al22, Nev York.
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Once in the open ground they de-
light and flourish in a rather light
than hcavy,and rich, ,but notovcrrich
soil, and if on the southca.tcin OK.
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AppREcrArING the value of the
following article, and hoping the
instructions may prove beneficial to
our readers, we have copied It for
their benefit:
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

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STATE NEWS.

LNoEMoUs frcshet in Neuse river.
CLINGsIAN is stumping it in the West.
L. of Il $ had good time in Salisbury
on Monday night.
Tompleton's Operotter is to open in
!;aleigh to-night.
District Convention, meets in AsheyilIe on
the 18th.
HE Republicans Of CASTOR county have
nominated Jones Holman for the Legis-
Iature. ana G. w. Mckee for Sheriff.
A NAN named Collins has been jailed in
H'lIsboro', charged with killing a Mr..
Vaughn.
HEAVY damages to the crops in Edge
combe are reported 20 have been wrought
by the recent rains.
TIE Tar river rose during the recent
tseshet TO within few feet OF the height
attained by the greut frcshet of 1867.
Mrs. Harriet lay, a poor white woman,
vas lately found dead near Raleigh Cause
Of death unknown.
Edward r. Sanders. of Onslow county,
was on Wednesday licensed by the Su-
preme Court to practice law in the several
Courts of this State
United States Circuit Court opened il
Raleigh on Wednesday. There are up
wards OF five hundred cases for trial this
time
THE census Tor the town of Tarboro
Aas just been completed 1t is as follows
Whites, 657 colored, G33-toial, $50 J.
Deaths for the year Whites, II, colored,
I2-total 26
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IN, N. G., FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE II. 1870.


5:-Ihe Irish Disturbance Bill-Thos.
Hoke, n. y.
6.-Address in behalf of Greece-T. III .
Cobb, n. c.
7.-Results of the American War-J.
Sumner. n. Q.
8:-Speech on the Trial Of j. L. Knapp
H Costner, n: e.
9.-Reply to Flord-W. E. Beggs-Ala-
bama.
1O.-Lord North's Ministry Denounced
"A. j. Smith, Alabama.
l1-Battle of Warsaw-C. A Leccraft,
N: G.
l2-Adams and Jet1erson-J. l.. Cobb
N; Z.
l3.-On the Judicia1y Act-Frank Lan-
der, n: q.
- l4'-fate OF Nlrg1nla-M. H. Smith, n.
C.,-
Io.-Ragulns 10 the Roman Senate :
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Hard Times in Illinois.

A correspondent writing to the New
York Journal of Commerce from Cariins-
vile, ILL.,, says:
'sTrade in this section of the country is
in as fiat q condition as ever was known
since Illinois was State. Farmers are
fairly used up. They have no produce to
sell and no money. Many have plowed up
their wheat and sowed corn, having no
faith i'll wheat prospects. We have had to
credit them on the strength of their pres
ent growing crops for stores. seed, and
even to lend them money to get through
till harvest"
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PARIS, June IL.
Messrs Mellinet and Carnot have refused
Masonic honors recently rendered them.
Exclusive privileges to the French cable has
been formally abandoned to-day.
The postal negotiations have been renewed.
with the probable acceptance on American
terms
MADRID. June IL.
The Session of Oortes has been, for the most
part, monopoIized during the past week. in de
batting q proposition looking to the abolition of
slavery in Spanish Colonies.
Tho bill for opening the Colonial ports WAS
well received, and has already been read twice.
There is still somo excitement over the ques.
tion of the future rule of Spain.
BERLIN, June II.
Bismark's physician has forbidden him to
work, and has ordered him to England for his
health.
FLORENCE, June IL.
The Minister to Portugal has been recalled.
Another revolutionary movement is impend
ing. The Government is on the alert.
CAIRO, June IL.
The distractions in the Suez Canal, near Lake
Tmasa, have been removed.
ATHENS, June IL.
Tho Brigand Chiefs have escaped into Tur.
key.
LONDON, June IL.
The Irish telegraph is still imperfect. causing
delay.
Gastave FIourens, the French Radical, is here.
In his will, Dickens leaves 'All the Year Round"
to his son, with many valuable suggestions about
| its management.
Upon the announcement OF the death Of Chas:
! Dickens the Queen hastened to send o letter of
coincidence to the afflicted family.
| Tic last letter written by Mr.. Dickens wfG
dated June 8th. This contained expressions of
the deepest reverence for religion, and is quoted
| in the newspapers to-day repndating any
contrary Impressions which might be derived
| from accidental expressions in his books.
| The Messrs Laird ask for suspension Of opir-
ion for some time respecting the new turret.ship
| "Captain," just built.
| CoNsTAETINoPLE, june IL.
| 1t is impossible to say how many lives were
! oHt during the cenfagration of laet Sunday
Bomo put the number at 800, others at 1900. TIE
Sultan has been active in extending relief to the
sufferers. Moro than ], 900 houses OF Turks have
been thrown open TO the Christians who were
burned out. Large sums OF money has been
subscribed for them by people irrespective OF
| sect.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
From wHShIngton-Proceed OF Con-
grsss, Sc


Srsss, sc.
WASHINGTON, June IL.
sENATE.-Ffty Thousand dollars has been an
propriated for tho expenses OF Indians visiting
Washington.
HoUsE.-More petitions have been received to
tax whiskey at Sails on the basis OF their cap acity
Mr. Butler, of Massachusetts, asked leave to
introduce bill for the repeal OF the Tenure-of-
Office bill
Mr.. Poland objected.
Fat Woods alias Dooley, of Richmond, Va,
was presented to the Bar of the House charged
with violating the privileges of Hon. Mr. Porter
by beating the member in Richmond. The mat
ter was referred to the Judiciary Committee with
power to send for persons and papers.
Mr. Woods was held by the Seargeant- at Arms
while the vote was progressing.
Several members conversed with the prisoner
which the Speaker decided to be out of order.
Mr Kerr moved as the prisoner was poor the
House should assign him Counsel. This motion
was also referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The appropriation bill was resumed.
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SNUF7FsS.
AT 81 CENTS PER POUND
VAESICKLES'
srArE 0E NoRTN CAROLINa..
FORTY FIVE DA 8 at

sUPEEInE COTGT-ONSLO" COUNTY.
Henry w. pettcwAv, Adnnini7tra-
tor Plaintiff, 81 Peter Am
bro-e, drcoaaed, reunion 10 sell
4Duia<f Real Estate
.IalIa A. Petteway, VIM. d. Bryan, to mako it
Ambrose Barry, Murrlli Barry, Assets
Victoria Barry and Peter u.
Barry, Defendants.
II APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF
! the Court that Ambrose Barry, Murrill Barry,
Victoria Barry and Peter j. Barry reside beyond
-4 limits Of this state, and have property in this
state, and that the Plaintiff has cause of action
araInst them, 1t is ordered that publication be
... de once q wCrk for six weeks III tho Whining
.au JurEhAL, 4 newspaper publ she'd in the city
II Wilmington. in this State, notifying the SAID
Ambrose Barry, Murrill Barry, Victoria Barry
and Peter =. Barry, of the filing Of the petition
g.. this action, and directing them to appear be
r.re this Court on or before the 25th day OF
July, A. d. 1870, and answer the petition, or the
..Iue will be heard pdrle az to them. and a
laerec OF sale awarded pro cDHtrS$0 as to them.
It iE Turthcrmore ordered that 8 summons and
..,,Y 0f the petition for each Of the said Defen-
tautb be Gent ~ mall directed to their respective
IuetUiiicea.
Witness my hand and official seal,
SEAL: at Office ~ Jacksonville, this 2J.h day
..-' april A. y. 1870.
A. G. HUGGINs,
Clcrh Superior Court Onslow County.
aprIi 70 i2-"6"
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Death ofn CentenarIan

The Hon. Moses Wingate died at Haver-
hill, Massachusetts, yesterday, June 9th,
at the advanced age of one hundred years
and eight months. He held many pub
lie positions of high trust and honor, and
was distinguished for his integrity and
probity of character.
His one hundredth birthday was celebra-
ted last October by the Free Masons and
others with distinguished honor, and his
remains will be inferred with Masonic
Honors,-Boston Journal.
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NEW MUSIC BOOK.
The Wreath Of Gems.

a Collection Of the most popular Songs,
Ballads and Duets OF the day, with m
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boards, y 30. CIoth, 80 90. Cloth, full gilt,
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The Empress of Austria was recently
shot through the hand in attempting to
take loaded pistol from her son. The
Young gentleman is twelve years old.
One thousand married couple were di-
voreed in Ohio last year.
A York State bicyclist has been arrested
for bestriding an unlawful vehicle.
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Philadelphia gulps down hundred tons
OF strawberries daily.
Chronic rheu matism is Victor Emanuel g
pet ailment
The largest circulation Of German pa
per is less than 25, 900.
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COTTGN PLANTERS,

xIJU DAN SAVE TIME AND MONEl BY
I dealing directly with the
NORTH CAROLINA
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES,
NEWBERN. Y. c.
"14tcr Cotton Planters, Lancaster Cotton
PlAntors. Dickson Georgia steel Sweeps, ! 10
DO. not stocked, ..-........ W
z,,t.I..II h AIIan Cotton PIows........... 90
E,run Cotton PI0v4. ................ 90
Flows No. 6, 10, II, 80, 81 50 each.
cotton Cans, all kinds
,9.ttnn pree4eH of everv make. Address
MITCHELL, ALLEN X CO,
NeWbern, \. q.
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NOTICE.

: III TEHNONS ARE FUKEWARNED
y against trading for u nota made by me TO
uersrn ToIar x Mulford, for eight hundred dol
lars due August lat, 1870, as L have pald 1t IN
tall and have their receipt to that effect
May E0th, 1870. w. J. IOLAh.
may ~ Ih-dM
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

square, of 10 lines less, for each and ever5
insertion, 81.
Special Notices will be charged $500 per quars
f"reach and every insertion.
All obituaries and private publications Of every
cnarac ter are charged as advertisements.
~No advertisement, rejecting upon private 9
character, can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, by
admitted.
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In Duchess county, New York. the tenn
perance men are buying ont stocks of Ii
quor 10 get rid of them.
The English admiralty will begin the
construction Of three new iron clad vessels
at Chatham navy-yard Immediately.
The fruit crop for 1870 is said to be ex-
ce!ient in all parts of the country, with
brilliant prospects for an abundant yield.
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From New York,

NEW YORK, June IL.
The races have been postponed on account OF
rain.
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MARIE ED.

IN Duplin coupty, N. o., on the evening OF the
7tl inst by Rev. w. al. Kennedy, Mr. a. J.
PIERCE. to Miss GEORGIANNA COLLINS,
daughter OF Louis and E. a. Collins.
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800 TO $3.50 sss ls2a. '"os:"c .e%s ep@;e-- %os.~
Wages paid weekly to Agents evorywhero, selling
ar patent Sire, M0tLd White Ware ClotheS
tines. Business permanent For full partiou-
lars, address
G1uARD WIRE MILLS Philadelphia, Pa.
.,,riI % 12-Weow2mf
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LONDON, juno IL,

LONDON, June II.
IL the Commons last night Mr. Crawford
moved that provision be made in the reduction
OF the sugar duties for drawback on the stock
in store and the refinery on the twelfth of April.
Several members attacked the government on
the subject OF sugar duties, charging it with bad
faith.
Mr.. Gladsden and Mr.. Lame replied to the
charges and opposed the resolution, when it was
Withdrawn.
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From WashIngtOn-PrOcee OF Con
greSn, sc.

From WashIngtOn-PrOceed of Con
gresH, &c.
WASHINGTON, June IL.
SENATE-The bill relating to the Central
Branch Of the Union Pacific Railroad was taken
up, and after an excited discussion, which occu-
pied the entire day. wGs passed by vote OF "a
to 13.
HoUsE-The House took up the Senate amend
ment to tho Legislative, Executive and Judicial
appropriation bill.
An amendment was adopted to pay females
employed as clerks tho same salary as males of
the sarae GLASS, butt was subsequently recon-
sidered and rejected.
The Senate amendments for the Capitol extern
sion and constructing new building for the
State Department were non-concurred in. The
bill goes to the Committee of Conference.
The report of the Conference Committee OH
the bill reorganizing the army was adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
amounted to $7GG, 900.
The officers at West Point have been compel
led to take pains to secure impartiality toward
the negro cadets.
The Senate Finance Committee will hold the
House bill reducing the tax for q week or ten
days. 1t will probably go the committee of con-
ference, with the income tax stricken out.
The Senate committee will not interfere with
tho tax on spirits
The,Democratlc Oongr essionaI caucus has sp-
pointed Senators Thurman, OF Ohio, Hamilton,
OF Maryland, and Representatives Woodward, OF
Pennsylvania and Beck, OF Kentucky, to pro-
pose initiatory measures
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Fruit Traffic In New York.

The New York Express states that the
following prices are now paid for fruit in
that city:
Hot-house peaches, 81 apiece. Mary
land strawberries, 50 cents q box. Cali
fornia cherries, 40 cents pound. Hot
house grapes, So a pound. Southern
peaches at a moderate price will be here
in tho Liter part Of June. Strawberries
will end III two weeks. The trade in straw
berries this spring will reach $500, ,00O-
The demand at the market for them is
great.
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Baltimore is all broken out with straw
berry festivals.
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NO. 10
NEWS.
The Indians,

General AIcCook has forwarded to Wash
ington letter from q citizen of Colorado,
mentioning to him apprehensions of the
people of that Territory that the Indians,
who are becoming dissatisfied with the
condition of their relations with the gov
ernnent, may create trouble. Reports
from the Crow country allude to strong
inclination on the part of that tribe to go
on the warpath for the Sioux, and they
even ask our government to provide arms
and ammunition to them for this purpose.
One of the principal Grow chiefs, at O re-
cent conference, made the strange request
for ten negro women. which favor the war
rior asserted would be reciprocated by the
bestowal of all his land upon the govern
mcnt.