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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-20

of course, it's all right, and you'll be all
right il you buy one of our Overcoats for
$40. Lightning don't strike twice in
the same place. A bargain draws a buyer
surely as an heiress does lover ; it
doesn't always stay in the store. and you
must come right along If you don't want
to miss it. You can't know what you're
missing until you come the stocks
here, but it's more here to-day than it
will be tomorrow, and this week than it
will be next week. Hello is that Nc
Adams r. Berry, Yes. Have you any
listers left? Certainly. To-day, we're
selling the last of the listers. Come
quick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-20

We have received the first No. of the
Confederate Veteran" monthly pab-
iished at Nashville. by s. A. CUxxlscnAn.
Esq, in the interest of the Southern vete-
ran Association and in advocacy OF the
DAVIS monument fund
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-20
SILK CURTAINS.

LYONS SILK CURTAINS, known the world
over as the best In the market, all so inches
wide and so yards long. Closing-out prices
s4.50, So, 60. $3.50, 50, Gil, $3.50. and els
per pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-20
CARPETS MADE FREE.

From now until February 1st we will sell any
CARPET In the house at our special low prices
and give you the making, laying, and lining
free. in other words, you pay US Tor the number
OF yards you need and we charge you nothing tor
making. laying, or lining.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-20
Answer 70 Our Danvills Friend.

Tue HscAnosD Dnr4rcu tcsis Ne shas the 10
per ssnk tsx % the circulation Of State Danks
AS bsse declared b. Ne supreme Court Of ths
UsiGel n>e&ss - ~ ccnssitntAonaL
wa ~ QnPAscH kindly cite me dsslsioa r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-20

Former price $3.50 per yard-now 81.
Former price s2 per yard-now s1.50.
Former price $3.50 per ynrd-now sL75.
ALL-sILK, former leiee IS per ysrd-now
NJ ~
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LEV ! & DAVIS
MEETINGa

A STATED CONvOCATION asss3
N Of WASHINGTON ROYAL ARCH S3XN
CHAPTER, No o, will be held at the
tabernacle, In Masonic Temple, THIS
{Friday) EVENING at 7:30 O'Clock, January 20,
is93. Members Of sister chapters and Visiting
companions arc cordially invited.
By order OF the NJ. K II. p.
ia colt X. b. sNEAD, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-20

On swellings IN the neck
since I was 10 years old;
am now 81. I used
Hoods sarsaparilla re-
Gently and Ore swelling
has entirely disappeared
Ithas been very trouble
some. When I began 1
was feeling 90 discour.
aged with the goitre and
rheumatism 1 felt that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-20
FURNITURE COVERING.
SILK BROCATELLE.

Prices that leave no question as to the value
now offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-20

Mrs. Sutherland. {would rs soon be dead
40 alive. Whenever I caught cold ]. could not
waIk TWO blocks without fainting. Now am
free from It ali and / can truly recoinmend
Hoods Sarsaperilla. received letter from
Mrs. Jennie bigelow, now OF Fremont Men,
asking II my testimonial In behalf OF Hoods
SarsaparIlla was true; replied IT was, and sent
particulars. l have another letter ron her
thanking me very much for recommending
Hoods Sarsaparilla
and stating that she also has been cured"
EEs, ANNA SUTHERLAND, Kalamazoo, Mich.
HOOPS Pulls are the best sfter-dinnef
Pills They assist digestion and cure headache.
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WOODW ARD
LOTHROP.
TEMPLE
DRYGOoDS STORE,
CORNER BROAD Asu ADAMS srsEEm
FRlDAY---RENNANI-DAY.

ECONOMICAL SHOPPING TlHk
THE REMNANT.DAY SALE Of ours is now
matter OF history Ms the outerowth OF syste-
matte ofeanizstiof-a very potent business prin-
ciple and one very necessary TO success
Popular favoe has stamped II . success even
from the start 1t s q good thins for you aud
for rs.
FROM COTTON DEPARTMENT.
UNBLrAcHRp CANTON FLANsEI, ten
iengths, 2 20 yards in piece, enc, now 90 yard.
HALF-wOOL DRESS GOODS, dark eoiors
was 12J6c. yard, to close out SC. yard.
WHITE DoMET FLANNELs, used FOR night
robes, 10 lengths, 2 10 % yards.
Was &c. 10c. lSe
Now 8Ac. Sc. and l2Ixc yard.
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From Embroidery Department.

From Embroidery Department.
20 stamped pieces LINEN and DUCK, slightly
soiled from handing, tinted covers,
e1.37 Pc
TO 81 50c.
CKNTRE-PIECEs,e 81 10 6o. o toto.
PILLow-sHAMs, 20 II
10 17c. l5c.
SILK scARFs, sl.5o sI37
70 75c CSC.
FROM NOTION DEPARTMENT.
@ remnants OF SILK EDGES
Colors:
Light Gray, sI.16 Brown, sl.5o
10 Doc. to 75c
Green, SO Light Tan, e2SS
to Soc 10 sl.40
Dark Gray, sl.07 Cream White, s3.72
to Soc TO sl.4o
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sILKALINE-CovERED. with rune, size 1o-
inch, reduced from 9S to coo.
Down PILLOWS, satteen-covered-
1G.inoh. former price Gee. now 4Sc.
Is-inch. former price csc, now 69c.
2O-inch, former price sl.25, now $50.
DOUBLE HEAD RESTS, satteen-covered,
lIxl4-inch. former price Toe, now 4Sc.
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CORSETS for little.

z pairs Of 80c. Corsets, brown coutil stripped
with blue satteen, sizes 10, 20, 81, and "a.
Yours at SOC. pair.
pairs Bedford-Cord Corscts, white, double
steels, high bust and long waist 5Oc. have
been. To-day SOC. Sizes 20 10 80.
p. D., size Is, drab, el. from s1.7o.
p. D., 10 and 20, 90 grade for e2.
SIX Corset Laces, light and dark colors, sc.
each, from l5c.
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TAPESTRY SQUARES.

Great reduction TO close out
AKA size, former price $3.50, now s1.13.
GA size, former price $3.50, now sl.S3.
Special values In large Sizes
9 yards long at Is.
~ yards long at $3.50.
8 yards long at 80.
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Main Aisle.

The advanced season finds us
with many lots of WRAPS, one
and two of a sort. Of course we
won't attempt to size up again, so
to close these 90 for very little
priceS---
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Reading notices m reading-msster type, nvs
lDts on lee, 81: ie nonparei loaded, s5c
Gard Of rates fer more spsec furnished on ap-
T}caftcn.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-01-12

The palm far journalistic enters
prise must he awarded to a mere
amateur in the profession, a burs
glar in Berlin, whose zeal has been
rewarded, as usual, with rank
ingratitude. The gentleman in
question has been in the habit for
some time past of furnishing a
certain daily paper in that city
with exclusive information, techni-
cally known as scoops" whenever
he committed depreciation. For
this he received the customary
"space ~rates,"a paltry compensa-
ton at best. And now the editor
whom he had favored with his copy
instead of appreciating euch a
valuable contributor, has gone
and communicated his suspicious
to the police: as a consequence
whereof the burglar journalist finds
himself behind the bars. We man.
age such things differently, if moi
better, in America.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-01-12
Notice of Sale.

Under and by virtue of a decree Of
I'll Superior Cour: of Wayne County,
rendered at the April term 1892, in tbs
case CT J. /. EigerEon, VS. A B Collier,
ct al, | shall IN Monday. January %,
1913, at 12 O'Clock H.. rel for cash at
public auction. Mt the our house door
IN G~nlasbur", N c.. the following de
-cribed lands:
list tract Lying in Johnston county.
N c or Deiveiny Branch, adj,ining the
lands of West Massey, Calvin Ioli and
Nancy Massey, containing ct acres.
more OF less. being the lands Described
in the pleadii Us in said action End
fully described N a deed from Wcs.
Massey and wife TO j. T. Edgerton, re-
corded in office of Register of Deeos ..
Johnston cnunty in Book l No. 5, page
81.
2::d tract lying in the conn u
Wayne N said state, adjoining the
lands Old r Smith on the East. ] Y
Sherard and West Massey on the South
| C.. A. Holt On the West and Name,
VI assey aud Little River on the North
containing 1881 "eres, more OF less
being the lands conveyed t. J T Edg
ert"n by de, d of William and zylphis
Massey, recorded in office of Rrgister c
De. DIS of Wayne county, in Book NO
81, page AL. F. A DANIELS,
Dec. 90, 1892. CDmmissie Eer
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NJ. T. oastex & Co
Notice of Sale,

Under and by virtue If a deed of trust
executed t. us ~ | ). D. Sauls and wife,
we shall, on Mond ~, Jan. 90, 1893, at 10
o'clock, H., s IL, by public auction, at the
court house d:or in the city of Goldshoro,
n. c., the IL flowing describe real esttte:
I OF No. 6, in Crawford and s. iughter's di-
vision on Craw ord and Johnston Sts., in or
neal the city of Gold horo, being 60x1664
feet an having two houses thereon, berg
thu lands conveyed to J. S. D. Sauls by
Jno. Slaughter ard VIE by deed of Sept,
IL. 1889, recorded in Off e of the Register
of Deeds of said county in book 81, page
373. Also II acr s of land in Fork town
ship, adjoining the Lines feel Yelver-
ton and others, conveyed to I. S. d. Sauls
by Jno. Mitchell AMI wife by Gee l of Sept
s, 1890, recorded in Book No 81, page 554
in said Office. )
Also, the u, !iJi,l.i interest of Jesse
r Minshew in the lands DIES anied to
him fron his ftther, jesse Minshew
subject to the widows l!fe estate there
in, bting the interest conveyed to l S D
Sanls 10y said jesse r Minshew 10y deed
IF March 10, 1891, duly rcor ed in said
Office in Book 81. page 759.
Trims II sale: cash.
F, K. BORDEN,
w. T. YELvER-ON.
Assign. es of
Dec. 90, 1892. 1. S D. SAULS
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SOME CABINET SPECULA-
TIONS.

A PROMINENT Democrat Of New
York, especially well~informed on
naval affairs, says that the next
Secretary of the Navy will un-
doubtedly be Mr.C 'eveland's fors
rner private secretary, Col. Daniel
Lamont, who is qualified by ex-
perience to carry out the great
work of building up the Navy and
push forward the admirable system
of economic reforms inaugurated
by his close friend, ex-Secretary
Whitney.
In connection with Col. La
mont's appointment it is logically
certain that the present assistant
Secretary of the Navy, JAS r
Soley. will retire, leaving a Va
cancy which will be filled by A W
Fletcher, if the latter can be in
duced to sacrifice his large private
business interest for the honors of
Office. Mr.. Fletcher is personally
very popular and has much expes
rience in naval affairs, in connec-
ton with Mr.. Whitney.
Should he decline the Office
it will doubtless go, properly ems
ough, to a retired navy officer,
familiar with the techn icalitics q
the department.
The lame most generally men.
toned in this connection and
most likely to be chosen is that OF
Paymaster Carmody, U.S.N., Whe
is at present a Washington bank
official. Paymaster Carmo6y wal
connected in a responsible capac'
ity with Secretary Whitney during
Mr.. Cleveland's first administa-
ton.
It is doubtful if the small ealar,
would induce a man of his fnan
cial ability to accept the position
but the personal friendship of tn
new Secretary might infuenc
him.
It may be stated with autkorit
that besides Mr. Lamont, Sena alto
Carlisle is the only member of til
new Cabinet definitely fixed upo,
BY Mr.. Cleveland.
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for Government use, as swift c.,urs
iers would have an ops ortunity TO
perform good work. In addition
to this. the road would be of good
service in sending troops r the
country, and it wonld aho be 0
i invaluable benz fl to the telegraph
service"
Neither ewitt couriers nor 6 W
eminent troops "a by any possis
bility be forwarded rapidly
on the best asphalt road than BY
the ordinary railway; ard if tn.
| bieycle makers who are interested
in the new road have discovered
any quicker means of transmit
ting news than ever the telegraph
lines they should at once patcn'
the invaluable benefit.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-01-12
NOT ART.

In his paper on Tennyson in the
current number Of the Contempo-
rary Review, Mr.. Ssopford A
Brooke Gays with much truth
Most ekilful representation Of
the ugly-that is, Of any thing
which awakens either re .,u'sion If
base pleasure, or horror which does
not Get free and furify the soul, o.
scorn instead of reverence,or which
does not kindle 10 us the desire OF
reproduction of it, that we may
stir in others similar emotions Il
our owns not art at al, 1t is
clever imitation, it ia skill, it i.
artifce, it is not art. Il il char
acteristic of an & which is with
ing under the depotism OF positive
science that the sccurate aud skill
full representation of things anc
facts which are not beautiful il
called art and it belongs to al
persons who care for the growth
of humanity. net TO denounce thi'
error,for denunc a'i,n and criticism
are barren OF reeuIts, but to liy'
and to work for the opposite truth
Far more rests on that effort thar
we imagine. A third at least f.
the future betterment O. MANKIND
to which we now look forward
with more hope tl,an We have don
for years depend on this fort, Of
all that it invoivef, on all that
will create in the Imaginative an
spiritual life of the human race.
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SOMEBODY has proposed an ex-
ecellent scheme for building q
great asphalt road from New York
to Chicago. as the nucleus of a
general system of better road ways
throughout the country. The in
tention is to have a road about
thirty-fve feet broad connecting
the two cities and touching as
many other intermediate cities as
possible The plan is so good that
it is only injured by empirical puf.
ferry, such as the suggestions that.
The line would be invaluable
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Take Notice !

I wish to announce to the public that
my vel known restaurant will in the next
so DAYS, undergo an entire change, Will be
enlarged inc remodeled. and will then be
known as the EUROPEAN HOTEL,
where irst-cless meals will be served ut
all hours, al f5 cents and 35 cents for
gentlemen ard ladies
Special attention given to the travelling
public. Finest Norfolk Oysters served in
any style. Baggage anu wash room 1T
tached,
Will be run by a FiTst-class Hotelist.
| eB-Two doors north of Eotel Kennon
Respectfully,
Dec. 81, '92 I'D ANIELS.
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Specimen Gases.

S. Fl Clifford, New Cassel, Wis.,, was
troubled with Neuralgia and rheumatism
his Stomach was isordered, his Liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
tull away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles OIL
electric Bitters cured him. Edward
shepherd, Harrisburg, III. had | running
sore on his leg of eight years standing.
Used three bottles of Electric B Here and
seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica salve
nd his leg is sound and wen. John
Speaker. atawba, Ohio, had fNe arge
'ever sores on his ley. doctors sad be was
incurable One bottle Ele ctric Bittor RS and
one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him
entirely. Sold by 81. Hill & Son
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i,IsT0lY. Tnn MAsaAorn cvoropE Dra contains a complete
fuseiy Illustrated, with numerous Anecdotes of the Rebellion; u
the present time; graphite descriptions Of famous battles aud
important events in the history of all nations. chronological
history ETC., etc.
BIOGRAPHY. This great work contains the Lives Of all
the Presidents Of the United States, from Washington to
portraits Of Napoleon Henapsrte. Shakespeare. Byron, William
Penn, benjamin Franklin. Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, and
famous statesmen. authors, poets. generals. clergymen. etc.,
down to the present day.
AGRICULTURE. Valuable hints and useful suggestions
to Farmers. treating OF held crops. gates and fences, fertilizers.
farm implements livestock raising, including the treatments Of
diseases of domestic animals poultry keeping. and how made
successful and prohta3l.i bee keeping. dairy farming, etc. The
rcnaeTs the work Of grent practical use to farmers and stoctmen.
II1IgTicULTUIE. Herein "a given the most useful hints
nom the experience of tue most successful hortloalturists.
hIsCnITEoTUHE: Designs and plans for houses. cottages.
barns and other outbniadiHgs, with valuable suggestions to
those intending TO build. @
HOusE:HaLD This work contains tried and tested reoipos
NILS aeEgrtmen. alone being woril. more than nine. ten,hs OF
tcstions to heusekeePersi designs aud suggestions for making
rork. e@hToiisrl. esa. / hut. I" aoriSaisase. telling how 70 be
10 preserve and beautms the eomllexion, hands. teeth. hair.
etc., etc.
MEDICAL. Many dollars in doctors bills viii he saved
annually to every possessor of this hook through the valuable
Information herein contained. It tells how to cure, by simple
disease and silment that Is durable, this department forming a
hardly be computed in dollars and cents.
INVENTION AND DISCOVERY. Remarkably inter.
S Sas1ss as 81 !slssr.s !, f,iss d rr ,%sias'i E1s., .s he nsss, s9s E S!ssa
setting Machine. the Gotten Gin etc,
TIE wORT4nrs WONDERS. Graphic descriptions.
beautifully ILLUSTRATED. fthe feiowstone Park, Yosemite
y yisaass. a IL s.a ns','; .! e esle aa1; s Msame ss's cass, s xsaifs
Bridge. Watkins Glen, the White Mountains. etc, etc.
Descriptions. rrofusely Illustrated. OF the life,
manners, customs. Pecelinr forms, rites ana ceremonies of the
vl SSep ~ Na eP9 sss h sr sas se9TSs Tgt Of Is son IS 1ssv some on =,
ally one OF tlfesbest and most valuable works ever pub
arise if writing and conversation. By the farmer ~ and ! !
NRuops reading no work is more entertaining or instr
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-01-12
!Os.-E. ROBINSON.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
sa1Ars5 at tie Postonss at Go1dsboro. ". & :! a.
Saeond Cksss Natter.

OF the people and the family Democratic. and
caring to discuss no issue wherein the peoples
lights are at stake. Progressive, abreast OF TIE
age. we shall always endeavor to keep our edi-
Orial n local columns up to the day and
our. Our circulation is rapidly increasing
Nd We hope to soon have the largest circula-
ton any rapcr in Fatte1p fG,i tsl,rrs.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-01-12
Fresh Fish.

The undersigned has opened a
stand in the City Fish Market,
where he ear supply fresh fish daily
to the public.
A generous share of patronage j
earnestly solicited. Respectfully,
If. los. O'BERRY.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-01-12
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
A comfortable dwelling with all
necessary out buildings and Pump,
adioining my residence.
w, 8. OBJ. ROBINSON.
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Notice Of Sale.

Under and by virtue Of a power Of sale
contained in a mortgage executed by q.
B. Hicks and wife, Mary E., to the unde--
signed and duly proved and rece rded in
the office of the REGISTER of Deeds CIV wye
county, N. c., in book No. 50, age 207,
the notice therein required having been
given, I shall, on Monday, Jan. % 1898,
at 10 O'Clock, "a at the court house door
in Col :sbofo, sell for cash, by public auc-
ton, the following described lands, stu
ate in said county 1st tract adjoining the
lands OF w. r. Hollowell and others and
lying on Juniper Branch and Neuse River.
End tract, adjoining that above menti med,
lying on the Goldsboro and Fayett vile
road, together containing 1853 acres, more
Tor less, and fully described in said mort
gage, to which reference is here made f1r
purpose of description.
]. Newton Green, Mortgage.
Aycock g Daniels, Attorneys.
Dec. 90, 1892.
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HoLDSRORO MARKETS.
Corrected Daily by b. NJ. Pri~e7
wholesale Provision and Gr1,'
Dealer.
PRoDUCl
For Sale.

-Four mules, ell broke, and one young
horse. Can be seen at my Atkinson farm
in Fork township.
For terms apply 10 my overseer MI.
Ballard Hastings, in Fork, O. to me in
GoldsboIo. J.B. EDGERION.
ia.7. If.
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Chinese. japanese, the people Of India, Africa, Madagascar.
servia. Katraria, Tar,ary, Cashmere and Tunis, the Arabs,
tians. siamese. Abyssinians, Norwegians, spaniards. Swiss,
Italians. Greeks, Russians. sibeSisns. Afshan., Persian''
MANUFACTURES. In this great work is also described
and illustrates, ,, the arts and processes ses Of printing; ste5s0typiRns,
printing. piano IN making Ing %atGh M mski nSfnI paper making: the
leather. starch, walt paper, turpentine, postal cards, postage
s sb1ng.' ali nn or Sbieb P sil,' be- Pe foend p pesaIss; s1 in,e Rsny 0, sna
instructive.
FOREIGN PRODUCTS. Interesting descriptions, Illus.
trated. Of the culture aud preparation for market Of tea, coffee.
chocolate. cotton, fax, hemp, sugar, rice. nutmegs, clover
s snas, pr Slnea@ Oates s"' Faisin seP Sss. oSi9eaui ind Ga1slRRs'i gu {
peroha. cork. camphor, castor oil. tapioca. etc., etc.
desoripIIions, secompanied By iIlustrations.H Of numerous beasts.
birds, fishes and insects, With much curious Information regard
ing their life and habits. an
LAW. THR MAMMOTH Cycrop EprA Is also a complete law
eo : telling Is every y man ! aew ne msy Se nj nf t Gwn sa a1sysr' la aas
and the laws OF the 'eve.aistates upon al matters which are
MINING. Descriptions and Illustrations Of the mining OF
gold; silver. diamonds, coal, salt, copper, lead, zinc, tin and
WoNDERs OF SEA: Herein are described ana
wise pearl diving. coral fishing. etc., etc.
STATISTICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. Herein
some Of which is the population Of American cities, area and
pp4 the prine II 7 eo9 n.lhs Of I the " world Ti'e sens : Of fe ths r1iSo ana
rivers. Presidential vote for sixty years, Presidential statistics.
"oomotion q animals and velocity Of bodies height Si Of h mons.
from New York. to important points, hronoiogics history ordfs.
oovery and progress, popular sobriquets Of American States,
nuneiation and use of capitals, Wall Street phrases, commerce
snim inn, erisin oftse names S.e Of St States, and o' eoaS.r 9ess Of great at
wo ri, Pcnnlsr fables, fem dl sao.s.i01s; Of genius and Of
statistics Of the globe, leading governments Of the world, etc.,
yet but a fractional part of the topics treated in
sc Of useful and entertaining ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.Ia to Il th any Various iaoa Of pe eapiESass; o Hs aoms t thSt can ns AZ ,th,
in their daily duties and pursuits, and for con-
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GOLDsBoRo. N. c.. JAN. 10, 10 3
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Steamer NeVhGrl, Capt. S%Outhgatf
Steamer Defiance, Capt. Burg IS
Steamer Hlk0, CaDi. hort

= i'll sail from Norfolk, Va. for Newberr
lirect, every Monday. thursday, ard
with the Atlantic and gNorth Carolina rail
road and the wafer Lines on Neuse anc
Trent rivers.
folk. Va. via Roanoke I-!and WHAT, every
1utsday. Wednesday and iitay, c"n Getting
at Norfolk with 1he 'li Ray line.
for baltimore. The Clyde Line, fer fhiladel
phfa. The Old Dominion Steamship Co , for
New York, Tue Merchants and Mine-e Lin.
for Providence aud Bos on, AMI h Watei
Lines for Washington. D. T., ell ~.tichun0ud
Va, thus giving an all water :tF6e 10 al
Northern and Eastern points.
Also connection made with to E. & Q. r
r.. and N. & w. R. r for the y est
Passengers will fnd a good tab ,cnnrurt
able rooms. and every courtesy aud atteut OF
will be paid them by the officers.
Order all goods. care Of N. N, & w Dircc
Line, Norfolk. Va
RALPH GRAY Acting Aren't,
New Bern. Il. c.
Feb.12. DIFF.