"TrHCrKSDAY MORNING, JAN. 11, 18G6. .
TELEGRAPfllCv
LOCAL DEPAETMEMT."
. Post Office. New Bebste, N. C, 1
i i : f . v : November 6, 1865. ' ' 1
The mail will close, Sundays excepted, as follows :
ttoldsboro, Haleigb, and all points bouti).aud
West at ' n i w. .4.00 P. 31.
MoreUead and Beaufort, N. C, at. 11.00 A. M.
vnannke Elizabeth City, Edciton, aiid Ply
mouth,' N. 0., Tuesday, Thursday and
Sturdav t ' 1-00 P. M.
Boston New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, "Norfolk, and all points North
, ' and East at;.- -.4.00 P. M.
Office open from S 30 A. M. to 5 P. M. t
Air letters to be delivered in the United States, in-
eluding drop lette -s, must le prepaid, or thoy will be sent
T , letter office, unless addressed to Heads of Uurms
, t li n iH"V W -VAQO-VT T-n "T- XT
t -
GEUS. W. NASON. II., P. M.
er A Good Compositor is Wanted
at this Office. .
Bumming with a Vengeance. A gentleman'
of intelligence and reliability was -in our office
yesterday, from the upper part of the county,
who infornied us that, bands of armed, lawless
negroes are prowling through the country, m the
neighborhood of Bachelor 's Greek and Tuscarora,
stealing and robbing ut a high -hand. .During
Christmas week, they swept Mr., Wiijet .Aveey's
farm of pretty nearly everything that they could
carry off. At a later date they made a descent
upon Mrs. Stevenson's premises, and gutted her
smoke-house, carrying oSl every pound of meat
she had. - " -
Our informant assures us that no less than four
highway robberies have been committed in broad
day light on the public road, leading to Tusca
rora, within the last twenty days. ' - ; ' :
Now thi3 onght not to be, and under proper
management, would not be. If we had civil law
fully established,' outlaws would have to stand
.from under.
A great many persons imagine mat ue ireea
men, if left without federal protection, would be
oppressed and greatly abused. We don't believe
aword of it. They would be made .to respect
themselves and the law, and it would be better
for them. White men, if left without law or , re
straint, would be as bad as negroes. Law is ne
cessary for all, and should be enforced. .
fiEPOSTED
ton'
' t
THE ( NEW BEBNB pjjzX TIfiEES. J
S
r-': XXXIX Congre&.t
'r'fl'Jj ? .Washington; jXaitf 10, 186$
Senate.' Senator Wilson introduced a bill fix
ing the peace e-ftablishnient ofthe ariny. It pro
vides sc'en regiments of - artillery, tea regiments
of cavalry, and sdxty regiments ;of infantry, each
branch to have a proportionate nuiaber. of black
troops, oGcered by whiffs-. .Senator Howe ' of
fered a. resolution
declaring
that ' the. seceded
delightful a
Delightful. Yesterday was as
day as one could wish for . in January. There
was very little wind, and not a cloud to obscure
the sun, while the streets were dry and pleasant.
In our business office, which unfortunately we
have no means of warming, the mercury at . day
brake, the hour we always enter it, if not earlier,
stood at 32 degi At 12 M. it had risen to 41 deg.,
and the temperature was considered by all ks
exceedingly salubrious.
States had forfeited" their tights, and made ' a
speech denying the doc trine of the indestructi
bility of State governments; he said' the Presi
dent had no right to' restore the rebei States his1
duties were only executive. , -
. HousE.-r-Wilson, of Iowa; made a "speech in
support of the bill extending the'sufrragerin''the
.District of Columbia; he ,; sjiid-thesopial element
here fostered secession; v ,He -made a lengthjr
speech on the'busmess.' BoverVof PennsylvaruaV
opposed the' bIUontIie ground 'that this is a'
white man's gpveiTimenthe .serid j the intention
of the bill wits but to "effegt therequality.of races.
S-hofield, of -Pennsylvariia,'1 w'as' in favor of the
SENATEIn?response,Jtot.the Senate resolution
asking "why Jefferson '.-Davis . has not -yet been
"ried, the President i;o-day transmitted his mes
sage, enclosing a letter from Attorney-General J
Speed,"who .states that r no ICircuit Courts have
been hed. in the late rehellidus districts since the
terminajjipn of; hostilities and oids the opinion
that the late .insurgents awaiting trial should be
tried' bnly" before Civil Cour'tsJ ;when ; peace is
fully and actually rs stored, and ,has not thought
proper to advise the President to cause legitimate
proceedings to ne instituted against Mr. Davis or
any;other insurgents, -;in States ; or districts in
which they were ; not -fully present during the
prosecution of hostilities! ii! T 2 r 0 .i . 0
; Washington, Jan. .0.
Volum inous papers, relative to the Confederate
emigration to Mexico, and the plan of Maury and
Gwinn, were presented in the Senate to-day.
Letters from Mr. Romero, showing an under
standing between the traitors in Mexico and the
insurgents in the United States, are produced. '
From Maryland. -
Balttmoee, Jan. .10, 1866.
The Maryland Legislature met to-day. Gov
ernor Swan, elected a year ago, under the new
Constitution, took his seat .
. .. , Markets.. '
New York, Jan. 10. Cotton dull, with a de-'
cline of l2c. Sales to-day at 4950.
Peoples ;
Line,
Ths steamer Jupiter, -of th
started from this port, on Tuesday afternoon, in
her regular tnp.and on reaching Long Shoal' Lffieiently restored t resume his seat in the
Light, about 27 miles from' Roanoke Island,, she Commons on the 18th,' in which body he cannot
encountered fields of solid ice, through which she fail, from his great' experience ' and ability as a
Hon. Kenneth Rayieb. The Raleigh Stan
dard says : .
We are gratified to have' -it t m our power to
state tnat our mstinfims jcUoit-mWjh ixt
Kenneth. Eavnor, -who has been confined for some
time by sickness, is now convalescent, andrapia-
lv recovennsr his'strength. Mr. Havner will be
plunged. After proceeding about five miles' or
90, and finding the ice more solid, it was deemed
prudent to return, as a passage through the
Roanoke marshes was impossible. She reports
having passed the steamer El Cid, riding' at
anchor, off North West Point, waiting an oppor
tunity to proceed to sea.
statesman, to take a leading part
Out xn the Coon, On Saturday night some of
the police picked up -a little darkey in the street j
in aoout tne same conaiuon, as to wearing ap
parel, that Adam and Eve wasin - prior; to their
manufacture of garments froni fig leaves. The
pickaninny was taken to the guard house ana
kept warm until Sunday morning, when he was
transierrea to tne guaruiansuip oi tue x reeumeu
Bureau, (probably snnderl the-i'idea ihat there
might be found something in some bf the Adraw
- MiuXasx Xitaies. Under this head - the Sal-
Uhxxry Gazette, says : I ' : , ' '
Thelbttowing-rtLstribution of troops has just
been made for, the State, west of Raleigh. 128th
Indiana Volunteers the" only regiment left : r
T a, .iapi. uampoeil, balisburjy ; B, Capt Bar
nett,' Raleigh ; C, Capt Frazier, Morganton ; D,
i;apt. Jieitn Charlotte; Capt 11 ills, Raleigh :
F, Capt Bliss, Asheville ;. G, Cipiain. Corbin;
Raleisrli : H. CapU RYwV?l : i-.iv.t? t rw
BirnishalL Morganton ;?ig.Ciapt Hinton, Char
lotte. The military, post at. Greensboro is dis
continued. ? Capt Barnett, of Co. B, is detailed
in the Freedmen's Bureau, at Charlotte. '
Bev. Thos. E. Sktnneb has resigned the pasr
toral charge of the Baptist church mRaleigh. '
FATWTTEVrrJLE--Thfi- ftlfinfi fin fAr j.ATn.x'rti .nl
Commissioners oi this town, last week, resulted
in yr of thej ? old boird " hyj U. considerable
SHIP NEWS.
ABBTVED. '
Schooner James S. Wataon. irom Philaflfilnhia. to v.. w.
Gould & Co., coal to Berry and Iron for N. C. B; R.
Schodner Lizxie Taylor, coal to IL w. Oould & Co.. and
Iron for A. & N. C. B. K. .
fcJimr yixeh; Bafly, -mdse to Whitford, Dill and Co.
"'-V''lV?r .jrrffifiiBT?'iy?WBW
Amusemgi!
s.
T H E TV T
Sol Lessee - - - - 31. i. J. H. ROGERS.
StjfMiiiBer - - - DIR. JOHN DAVIS.
GREAT
SUCCESS
LYKIC
Mme i
OF' 1HJ2 JJBILLIANT
ARTISTE,
CARLO!' T A POZZONI,
yfha will appear this Evening as
HADEii AIN k ,
Xn the; Operatic Drama entitled the '-
DAU8H.TS R OF .THE REGIMENT,
f! V- . .:. v ANO AS ;. i
' ' ; ' GK R T R V D El
In the delightful OPESATTA entitled the
LOAN O S A JU O V SB,
iVXtOXXWD BX
MS. AND MBS. JOHN DAVIS,
mb.'.;.;k. bogxbs,
. , and miss meredith.
' e -w----
VtinrBdsy Eivenlng, Janaar lltli, 1866, '
Will be presented the Operatic Drama, in jTwo Acts, en-
utled the
DAUGHTER QF THE REGIMENT.
MASXLAnas..M . ....Dime. CARLOTTAPOZZONl,
The. whole ts oonclade with the deUshtfal Operatta
JtnttUcd ah .
lifLAI O V A ItOVHR,
GXBTSXISS. ....... i ,lbu. GARLOTTA POZZONI,
Frldmx Bvemsng, Jm.uumjrj lStla, 1866,
lime. C A R L)3T.T A T OZZON I.
On whisk occaalon will to presented the Opera of the .
, no HBUIAN :gibl.
ABXm. ....Hmt. CARLOITA JPOZZOJVl
ADMISSION.
Private Boxes. . .. J. . . $30
iteaerred Beats........... ...Il.OO
Dress Circle.... .....75
(iallary. ...... ..M
Side Scats In Oallerr for colored persons 50
jan H-H ' "v f B225
WEEKLY
SEW
REVIEW; OF-THBi
-: ; y" BKRHEJUARKETS.f j ; ,. , '
'-' . Kw Bmasa.: January 10, 1866. ;
; i - NEW BERNE -MONEY MARKET.. - '
CORRECTED BT S.T. JOJTES & CO., BANKERS, NEW
- '. . : jJ ,1 ; j. BERNE. N. O. ., ; - :, -.v j
: : EfclCES Oy BASI XOTIS. EOMDS..C, j ' . "
isanic o. Worth Carolina
: 1 f. Cape Fear,4.!
n
,.r
HerAtfYertismeftf&'
1
ikum 1 1 iiii. m a Lii j a n ijau uullux a.auaa amv vvmui jlw .
.. , s : jivea. ap-Dearea1 Deiore ine nureau iio ciaim-5iiiui,
puonsnea by tne town commissioners, nowever, statin& tw oh Saturdav n'ieht shexhad lintehded
hasbaen corrected, as will be seen by reference 1 to give him a little sisterlyicorrection.foxisome of
his lnlantile errors, and, nad stripped mm lor tnat
nurrjose: but 'iust 'atthis critical juncture- ner- at
i, A tention was'caued to some otnersousiness, wnen
Drug?
TTAVINd
NEW,;;
fsf$" Furniture for ' Sale.
eceiyeti eompleU ,
r- .Vi . St j.;.-
i--- . - ;- - -;-
ET OF FURNITURE,
r . -.6.-..,.': . '........ ,
I offer for-salall the GLASS WARE and other apparatus
mtnerto useon my Store. H. J. MEN NIN (JE i C v
jan n-tr . n24T
to the same in Jins mornirig's paper.
Cotton arm, 'Saw and Grist Mill
'Fa RENT i OR LEASE.
3
A f THREE
DEED ACRE COTTON FARM, on the
banks i in the' vicinity of Tar river, about "16
Stt n t i -, , , , .. . -, , . young Afnca not liking the Aspect of affairs wi
&ls.C. Railroad held a meeting yesterday, but icef n 0w:sHnTOd out at the door and took
vie v-ere unable to learn any thing of, their doings. U0 jg heels, aud was arrested in Jiis wild career, j miles below Tboro Facilities for maauring are adml
. . . ... ' I t i.i;-i t: ; ,uA',4.r. xtic rtttttA-tiXnofa I rable. S3 tharliver low-cnronnd and mill nond mnd are
IIV 1 I.I1H IHI1 if H ILlJLtlO RUUjCU. IXiiJ . UUVjVVIUUMVU I i - .. , 4-- . .... . -
r-i V. . ... -:3.i. ' ' u l in aDunaance.un
On Di. That Menningeb will soon open a relative took him home, to, hnisn, pernaps, tne
I - . I , 1 A - .3 'l-i V k J L'Vtim-tiiHAM -nl
new Drue Store and Chftmial Venthrv. whih! in mpieteu ux .tuxuajr f
v . - - f f - 1 1 - jr--t: - ' .ix. fc1;.'?'. c -it-
point of beauty and usefulness, will be second toi Th(S Jialeigh 'ogress, ?ol JJae Bin; says:
"Bold Eobbeet Gbeat Hauii or liou) ihe
Rogues at LAnoik The most daring and suc-
-ThA hrirt rtvr thft Neuse oeswiu roouery.oi uie bcu w uxuugxiw t xigUc
- o -
in abundance
. SA
none in the United States.
m the premises' is a
AXIt GltlST MILL,
At present retiring jepairon an nnfauidg stream of
water. i s - , : . i
a o (ft 'Vi w-T! j 't t r i? v. ,r -
All Right Again.
near emithneia is completed, and the trains on -f our merchants. It appears that .during Sat-
the IN. (J. Kailroad are now runninc throueh nrdav nieht. some . unknown parties succeeded
With nil f Vtinrli.annn . f7 V.. I 1T1 afTectino; an entrance into the store i of D. C.
Murrav. west siae 01 j: ayeixeviue, Detween 4u.or-
rjijj t;ixY ' I 8al1 anu xxargeii, street. ; j.. ruues ciigagv
in the .exploit approacnea tne store in tne rear
. m . -1 Hllil I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ifr bllvlA TtOY VlVUli aaaww V4VVV;uvia vw
jjk g0(1 inning order, is aaver- j ugQ an gj. All boring the window blind. V This
isea for sale. Also, a Boat, suitable for an i part of the performance gone through with, they
easilv forced the lastenings ana noisung uie saso,
Is at hand, andinnddant. There is no other mill within
vesterday morning,- involving a neavy; loss to two I ten miles on theme side or the nver, Apply to
i;jr . ArMI I fl Ti'rfl r III Q
- Falkland, Pitt co.
jan ll-9t
tis
Oyster Boat.
See notice from Capt. Roskkkaks, in another
column. ; . ... .
H. J. Mennisger advertises Furniture for sale
cheap.
Db. R. Wiluams, of Falkland, Pitt county,
Irishes to rent or lease his Cotton Farm and Saw
J) AAA IRRELS OF ROCK jI-IME,
FIVE HUNlED BARRELS PLASTER,
FIVE HUNIED BARRELS CEMENT,
ONE HUNlijD THOUSAND HARD BRICK;
Also, HAIrIaTHS,
And other buudianaterials, for sale by
jan 11-lw
O T I
F. J. 4 MENNINGER k CO.
E
A HORSX, " suptd . to have- been stolen.
was taken this mUag frr-m a negro man
entered the premises. Lust of hlthy . lucre
prompted the midnight prowlers to . search the
mnnfiv-iocEer Deiore aoDroDriaiiiiti xu.i. jja.
wares. Li mortunatei v ior our mercnani. ueiguutr,
he had been paid a heavy amount of com the ai-
ternoon precedine the- robbery; wmcn -ne care
fully put up in a packages and unfortunately left giving his name arr KOONTZ. The owner
iri fKa mwRr. ? SfiMiTiW this trie; ? no wonder can recover his hi by desadbing property,,
and Grist Mill. ;This is a good chance to Invest the rogues quitted the house without taking any . gcA?
in a profitable business. Read the advertisement f ' r
iu nnoiar column. , . , Uk mnrica f Vi KnncVrrftkfirs. if -Tori, ban.
... S -, 1 ajAAV DUA A-A A V waw , v . v, -y j - f r
A eood opportunity is offered bv Mr. Scott when, after so much labor, to find on opening
to anyone desirous of engaging in the Wood theif, spoils that , theyhad secured,, instead of
Dusiness. . T-
. .- i
Supfc Freedmenj
jan U-lt
charges. Apply at the oihee of
ANS. C. S. U. Si. V. & Asst.
u, Sub District of New Berne.
-247
T I
THE steamship
sir for MV MnrravTifts ;rtnt been able to is- I cargo at the foot oi
Wm. H. Oliver & Co. has quantity of Lime cover any other lossage. , it is. the best joke of 8ienee8 P1689
WUW VAAAA WW VAW - . - - " -
for sale at low rates.
'All those wishing to witness a beautiful play
better visit the Theatre this evening.
F. J. Menningek .& Co. have for sale Lime,
Plaster, Cement, Brick, &c.
03 ihe steamship Vtxen nas arrived. See notice
to consignees.
is discharging
iven street. Con-
td to their goods.
"FORD, DILL & oo., aksT
gratulate both parties on. the 'result . Owing to
the paper covering and their greed of; gain, the
desperadoes tailed most signauy ov uieir oojeui
SStatk t .TRTt -rt a v.. Xt . is said rtha't" Governor
Worth has appointed Mr. O. H. Perry to the. po
sition of State librarian. '.'He was displaced some
time since by reason, of, '.uniting its duties; with
tnose oi Keeper oi uio capiw. i
F
O R S A Li!
THE f asfeHng schooner SIDNEY, carries
about 130 tela, in excellent running order.
c Also, Titast Boat, suitable for an Oyster
Boat Apji) THOMAS HEATH.
jan .1-lw ''j'1 ", ' Ti South Front st. New Berne. '
Charlotte,
; Lexington. . , .
n Boxborongh, .
" Wadesboro... .
Thornasville..
, WiluiingtonA
; , uommerce.
.1..; WTshington, . .
.. Fayetteyille. ,.,;
. Clarendon.. u..t
Yanceyville ,
Miners' ad Piantr Bank . : .- f . .'. .
Farmer a Hank, w enseoro.. . . .
Commercial BankWilmington.. 7. . .
Merchant s. Bank, New Beme. . v . .r. .
Greensboro Mutual . .
Virginia Bank Notes, about
South Carolina - ,
Georgia. fc :
Gold.t. .....
iilyer .,. . . j.j, .
riA r . ,
North Carolina Railroad Coupons. . .
U Id Sixes, .
Exchange on New .York
33
......25
.20
25
.j'.;...i8
..,,....35
1055
...........lO
i. . ... a t i . . 10(45
.... 140
435
. f. 55
. . . .. .95
80
WHOLESALE
Ale, Scotch, pts iqts. ... . '. ',
Axes, chopping, per' dozen
Btttte, Goshen, . . . .' v. . ...
- .- . Western. ... ......
; Country. . . . .';'.. .
Bacon, TVestern Sides.
. . , ghoulders :.i
Beeswax lb. ...v......' U..
Bsandy, Kochelle,per gallon. ......
, Renault " "
. Catawba"" " .....I,
French, is cases
- B. L& Fils,.
, Otard.,1860, r " ......
Beef a.. ............. .r.. . ... , i
Bitters, Drake's, in cases, ... . . r. ; ..
4 Rubs " 1
.Self's. " - "
.0,K. "
Boker's " ' ........
Stougton's " -Bitters,
Buss' Si Domingo .... . i ,
Punch, .
Wine, - "
Imperial Awac Punch, Buss'
.. . , ...... v-
PRICKS CURRENT.
" f 007 00
19 0021 00-
J..i -. -6052.
....... ... 40
2530
.....Ji.i 2123
i 30 35
4 505 00.
36 00
. ' 8 009 00
. 30 0050 00
.15 00
.15 0035 00
. ' -ioia!
.11 50lfi00.
. 11 0Q , .
..... 1060' '
i8oo .
9 0012 fi
.$11,00 .
. 13 50
.13 00
13 00
. e '
Msssina Punch, Buss' 13 40u
Mint Julep, Buss' .... . .. '. . ...... .... . . 13 00
London uordiai um, ituas' 13 60m
ft. . .
Baling Rope, ft ft.
craoxers id.
Cheese E. D...
State ..
Corn ft bush...
Candles, Adamantine, V
; Tallow. " ;
Sperm, , , " " .. .....
Cow Pees P bush .......
Coffee, Hlo, ft
Java. , ..
Copperms, ft...... .........
Champagna, genuine qts. in eases....
" . " yU ....
cider, pts. & qt. .
Cotton Cards V doaen.
121X
. 2630
3225.
70SQ:
S235
24&2S
5060
lfl
.' 86sa
- S640
- 45:a
65i
45i'00'SO.O
47 00(52 08
5 607 00
1100(3112 50
. . . io ooi3 oa
Wool. 9 0010 50
Assistance
from Pbovidmtce. A Connecti-
1JIAE WOOJD R.SALJB.
-1 .--.
s HHcords of Pine Wood, excellent
S HATE about
Hmw "WiTk It is Isaid': the high water in
cut deacon was attaching avery poor and feeble tRoanokeiriver, ;anotheir product of ,'late rains, fnpi J? iT,nV!l which T
J fi v VT", L. tua WfoVir,r Lrh Anneetifi! with I vm BeU .on 4116 "P01 P"... Th od is sear
" viuacu w a Terjr large iu vi nwu. a i .y b A . , I what is mown as "ip uuLaiX, ana the purchaser
neighbor asked him how he expected to eet so the Kaleigh and Uaston tramsiasi oa-iuxuay, t v lean boat the wood to (city. Apply to 4 ' ; ,
large a load to market with so poor a team. The , . :7.;Q'.- - ; C : Jl.,: L:;
aistance from Divine Providence. His, neighbor nieH .ot . the Fifth tThited states- valiy., serving: r4frn!t't ' fc ii " a
sked him whether it woubl not be as well todis- in 1V vuMitv f fhiraberlaud. Md.. have been 1-Xv
pense entirely with the oxen and.iet providence oj-deredtd reorttv the coSimarfdinoflleer tinf;'JSisTlluUSAXUltLAJMf'ors
waw me wnole load.- I North Caroliua for ASbignment to oaiy. ... kj a-w
Cotton, bleached.
Dried Fruia V ft . . . ..... . . . .
Flour, Family
' .. Fine ..;... ..
Fodder cwt
Flaxseed fJI bush.............
Ford's Fertilizer, toe...
luvuuurm . uutm...-. ......... ...
Gin. Holland an oases. ..............
- ecbDmpps. qt " ......i'.'i...:;t;ii
.... ..' .Lh
Gunny, Baggings...
Guano, Peruvian, son.....,.,
Hay cwt...:... I.....:.
Hams, .C. f lb................
r Canvassed
Honey fk ft
Herring, Kot flcoMa, fA bbl....
Smaked. in boxes
Hake.::;
Hoop Iron V ton. . .
Hides, dry $ ft....
Ureen, V IB ,
Lard, N. Y. pressed
H.C......;..,
London Porter, per doaan
Meal bush
Lime fl bbl
Xadder, .................
Molasses, fair svticle. ..... .
Kaokesel, pr bbl.... .....
half bbl
' "V ' , Kitts, No. 1.
- - " ' -'No.'-2.
Mullets, Oak bbl. . .. i . .
Pine bbl.. i....
Ndils keg
Oats 9 sack . ......... .
Onions, per' bbl ........
Osnaburgs yd
V . .
... .... . . Mtt ..
40(250
10lO
ll.flOU.0t-
10 0010 50
8 009r75
. . 10
1.35
75 00& .
. r ,00
1500.35.00
13 60 -. i
14 50r
3032
, 175 00
2150
3035
80031
as
0 0011 00
60100
' 9
160175 00
, 1012
- i
- ; 2530
' ' 3033
4 005 00
100
4 505 00
1721
: 60(75
1800 20 00
8 50?00
3 .
.2 50(3)3 00
12 0015 00
10 001300
8 0010 00
' a 65
4 505 00
2730
Shipping.
pEOPLE'S LINK STEAMERS,
CABRYtNG the u.
And Great
Southern
S. MAIL,
? Express.
(INLAND ROUTE.)
FOR
Elliabeth City, Edenton, Pljnonth, Mor
folk. 'Richmond, ilaltiinore Washing,
ton. Philsvdelphl, Ifw York.
S T E A ' M E' R f S ..:
JUPITER......
ARQO, ...... :.
WASHINGTON
GAZELLE,.,..'.
Capt REUBEN WILLIS;
.... . . . .Capt. WILLIS TILLETT.
IRVING, JOHN PUGH,
........ ' "ROBERT UYASS.
..-..'; . v. : . 1 m. sr. acum.
WAWENOCK.. , NKJKERSON.
One of the above steamers wiB leave (5asou Hmae
Wharf, New Berne, N. a. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, at P. M.
Returning will leave Norfolk, I. TUESDAYS THURS
DAYS and'SATURDAYS, on the arrival of the boats from
Baltimore. , -
FAR E:
From New Berne to Elizabeth City. . . . ..tl0.0
" ". Plymouth 10G
.. .. Norfolk 10.0t
" " " ' " Richmond ........... 12.0
" " " Baltimore. v.... : 14.0O
. Philadelphia..:............ 17.5-
. . "iT New York... 20.5-
Passengers -by this route can reach New York in 4
hours fr om New Berne; avoiding all sea dangers.
For Freight or Passage, apply on Board, or to J. D.
MYERS, Agent, at the Ofiiee Of JOHN D.; FLANNER, Old.
County Wharf, foot of Craven Street.
' Government transportation received on this lire.
GEO. OLNEY, Proprietor,
oet 25 tf . . . ni83
JRRIVED-COAL, "CO Ali.
SCHOONER EMMA L. DAY, from Phila
delphia, with COAL,' now discharging at the
fntf f , CV.ll V. T.T , 1 A.
Jill all orders for coaL ,
aeo '-il-a
WHTTFOBD, DILL CO.
jpOR WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
AUD rNTERMEbLTE PLACES.
. The Saperioa Steamer
- BET TIE,
JAS. L. CRANE, Captain.,.
WILL be disnatchad fo tha kbmr noen
every TUESDAY at 4 P.M. .
For freight or passage, having superior accommodation s
.apply to LELAND, BIGLOW & CO..
dec 15-tr corner pouock ana Kast ttom streets.
TIONEEB LINE. OF STEAMERS,
For Baltimore, Philadelphia New York and Boston
Via A. & a Canal
The Commodious Steamex.
PIONEER and COMMODORE ADAMS,
WILL leave New Berne for Iterf oik ea
TTTVCn 4 V rxt o..l. A 4- U n.liA
SESSSSi a. M., connecting with the different lines C
steaftiers for the above-named points.. On and. after tb
1st dav of December next they will leave on Tuesday an
Friday of each. week, making semi-weekly tripe. Bhippj
of Goods will receive every facility ana accomxnoaaaotj
for the transportation of the same, ae arrangement have
been made with the different companies to forward geeAa
to this line at low rates and withont dlay; Each of these
LVTOaAAT-.A a . MaWJAV V VW J AU. vm v F-l" - w-w.
Fifty Toms of Freight through the canal without:
difficulty,' as they were built expressly for the trade.
They are fitted up with State Rooms and. Berth
capable of accommodating Thtrty-PIwepasaengersi.
Every attention will be paid to the comfort of passengers,
who will not be subject to the incoavssueneeof transfer
to othex vessels, but will be taken through, direct witheqt,
change.
The tables of the Steamers are liberally supplied with,
the best the market affords. Families travelling will find
it to their interest to take fhis line, as they will thereby
escape the danger and discomfort of a sea route, and the
fatigue of railroad travel. '
On the 15th of December next, if the business of
the line warrants it, the Steamer WILLIAMS will be put
on the route, and tri-weekly trips will be made.
For freight or passage apply to WHITFORD. DILL k
CO., New Berne, N. C.
New Berne, Nov. 15-tf DAVID WILLIAMS, Prop'r.
Salisbury, Winsboro,' Charlotte, Goldsboro and Raleigh
papers please copy and send bills to Times Office for
payment.
TXT ..tlBAMIAnrta fla & T lf GTlf VuaTTMT .rkTTlTkl.
- ted, the Piokeeb Line will run vessels once a
week only until further notice. . . dec 20-tf
Pork, City Mess bbl........... ..i..l3eO04O00
. : Thin Mess . ." 36 0038 00-
..: - 'Prime Mess.:..., 84 003500
Jt'epperwain , , 4045
Potatoes, Irish, fi bbl.. 4 005 000
Sweet.; 8010tt
xuce, uarouna.... - 1215
Ea8tlndia.:...-.v.......4.. - lo12
Rum, New England . . 3 504 60
. Jamaica, in cases. ......i. ....... 180022O
Jamakica,Wolfe's, in cases ..." 14 00
St Croix, ' " . . . . . . ....... .13 5018 000
2325
... 2223
1618
1516
12S17
1417
1215
- 13(a15
3445
1218
Sugars, Crushed
A:, B. and C. Coffee
P.R......
Muscovada
Cuba....
. Havana, Brown. . .. . .
Soda, Carbonate . , . . .
Starch, pearl
Saheratus.. . . .
Spice....
Soap, Brown
Shoes. Brogans...... 1 502 50
Spirit barrels, new - 5 0C
Second hand 450
Salt, Liverpool, Sack $3 75400
Marshall, fine..
American.'... i..
Sheeting, F. F.,4-4
Tobacco, N. C. and Virginia Manufactured
Fine1
Vinegar, McCandless & Smith's, pure malt
Whiskey, Rye, gallon........
Bourbon "
Rye and Bourbon, in cases
Bourbon, Wolfe's " ..-''
old " "
Scotch - .
Wine, Madeira
Sherry
Port
Claret
Wood, oak,
" old k fine :', f,
5 50
. 3 753 00
32i33
1230
507
85(40
. 2757 00
. , 30O7 00
12 0016 00
10 00
16 00
18 002500
13 00!
12 00&18 00
160020 00
16 00
90015 00
12 00t&18 00
12 002000
12 0015 00
6 50(a13 00
, 6 00
cord................
NAVAL, STORKS.
Spirits Turpentine, per gal ..$ 55$ 0
juosin, common 2 00(9 4 uo
well-strained and No. 2 . 4 60 6 50
" 1. 8 00 10 00
Crude Turpentine Dip.... ... 6 60 6 20
Scrape 3 60 4 00
Tar 75 1 60
I
WM. JtL OLIVEB tL CO.
- A LL of our friends will please call and settle their
XjL' accounts with us during the present month, as .we
shall mate a change ia our business on the first oi
February. HULBERT k McLEAN.
; We shall sell goods at Very lxw Prices for thirty
days f make room, forthe largest, Stock ever brought
io Vorth Carolina. . ; ; . . jan 4-lm"'
.i-TTtlttC
t V"f
X EJItVAJU.
tor. IVL.'TaYLOE'S office has been removed t the
Dm ftfaiv of Goading k Watklns, on Middle street.
Jau 10-tf
QUTSIDE LISB TO BALTIMORE. "
Direct Communication by Steamer Between
.BAIiTBIORE AND NEW BERNE.
T h e Firs t-C 1 a s s S t e amihi
E LIE H K N i GH T
WHjL leave Baltimore for "New Berne
J on WEDNESDAY, 10th day of January,
' '186G.r Returning, will leave" ew Barns
on or before the following .Wednesday.
i fthe ELLEN KNIGHT is the first steamer Of a perma
nent line to plyHbetween .. . - ... ,
.iBALTJMORE AND NEW BERNE,
Which offers the only direct means of steam communi
cation between the two places. ! , v
For . freight or passage, apply to., -. ;f , '
' . TIDDY, HUTCHISON k CO., Ageht;
jan2-tf New Berne, N-C
Ship Masters Attention.
ANDREW COLLmS.
Arent for TARE & WONISON'S
PATENT
METALIC,
OR COPPER
PAINTS.
TO OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VESSELS
This Superior Article Is offered with the fullest
confidence. It is a complete preservation from
WORMS, BARNACLES,
GRASS, SEA WEED,
AND MUSCLES.
Call and give it a trial. Craven Street,
below the Times Offlee. New Berne, nov 7-tf
JOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
- We are now prepared to effect insurance on all descrip
tions of property for shipment by steamer, from this place
to New York. , '
Rate of one pr cent on cotton.
. other produce.
WHITFORD, DILL k CO., Agent.
New Berne, N. C, July 25, 1865. . nl06
IMPORTANT CHANGE
4 LL of our friends will please call and '
XX. accounts with us
settle their
during the present month, as we
shall make a change in our business on the first of
February. HULBERT k McLEAN.
We shall sell Goods at Very Low Prices for thirty
days to make room for the largest Stock ever brought
to North Carolina. jan 4-lm
-piDWARP R STAKX.Y,
Agent for Mrs.. SUSAN E. WINTHROP
OFFERS for sale LOT NO. 347. with improvenoients.
corner of Broad and Craven streets. Will lease for one
year PLANTATION near Johnson-Point, adjoining the
Lands of Gabriel Hardison. Also SIX LOTS in the fowB
of Plymouth. , - , . .
Being iier aa'horizea agent with full powers to act, a
State, to call on nie. KffUe Hanrock street, near PollocW. .
dec 30-1 m. n .