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LOCAL' DEPAETMENT.
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The mail will dose, Sundays excepted m foUow :
Goldboro, RMeigb, and all points 8outh and M
Boanoke, Elizabeth City. Edenton, and FlT
uth; M. a, .Tuesday, Thursday and r m
oYo'PhUaip
Washington, Norfolk, andall points North
tad East at vHJir ""'
Hia ai....."Y- to 5 P. M.
OBlce open wm-;-- United States, In-
vmce open , ln 0
, must be prepaid, or they wUl be sent
be prepaid,
TL'ttZZZ office, unless addressed to Heads of Bureaus
to dead letter office, unless
shtoKton. D. C. . GEO. W. NASON. Jb., F. M.
Lawlessnb 88. Night before last, three men
made a raid upon the premises of a Mr. Tibbets,
about 5 miles from this city, beyond the Trent,
and after knocking him down, took every - thing
portable to be found on the place. They broke
himjup in provisions clothing, furniture, and
bedding, completely. . They were armed with re
volvers, and he thinks they were white men with
their faces and hands blacked.
Anotheb School. The Rev. Mr. Foebes,
rector of Christ Church, proposes the opening of
a school for males and females, in the New Berne
Academy, about the middle of next month. An
erroneous impression having obtained in regard
to the kind of school it is intended to be, we have
the authority to state ; that it will not oe sec
tarian. Whilst every effort will be made to im
prove the scholars by moral and religions train
IDS', OniV ue cuuuna wi ius isiisu ;irui . ire
taught the doctrines , of the Episcopal Church
The worshiper at the Catholic alter may send
his son or his daughter there and the religion of
the parent will be scrupulously , respected.' The
Presbyterian," the Baptist or the Methodist, who
cnoses vt patronize me insu.iu.iioa wm
their children taught to: respect the" peculiar
tenets of the denomination to which the mother
or father may: lean. " r ?
For the Last Time. The beautiful Drama of
Guy Mannering," with Miss Diixikqham as
Meg Merillia, will be placed before the : stage
again this evening, and for the last time . ; Every
effort will be made by the Stage Manager Mr.
John Davis, to give . striking scenio aad stage
effect to this piece. ' The little drawoacKS inci
dent to its first presentation have been overcome
by patient , study on the part of the members of
the. Company; and we have ' not a doubt the piece
iwill be well played ; to-night. ; The charming
tausic incident to . the , piece, given by . uxx.
Pozzoki," is alone worth the price of admission, to
sav nothine of Mr. Booxbs M JJc JScmtitlam. . : ,
I Pabtieb possessing capital will find a rare
shance for investment if they will go to' Captain
Wexxleb's office this morning, and follow Foalx
3und in his professional wanderings during the
ay. government buildings are to De Bold, and
ven the lumber of which they are constructed
aril f 'vn.lnn.KlA ' KA'TTirKaaAV 1 TVia uiila ia
positive, and if somebody doesn't make money it
is somebody's fault "x ' See the advertisement. ;
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Will Sail. Steamer ' Etteri 8. Term: will sail
ibis P.M., at 5 o'clock for New York, with cot-
an and naval stores from W. H. Olives & Co.
SupBEME Court. His Honor Judge Bjeadx was
qualified on yesterday.. Hon. Bicemond M.
Feabsok was appointed Chief Justice. The ap-
pointmenf of Reporter was postponed until the
June term. ,-- 1 .- , .. . ,r
i Gen. Kobt. D. Johnson, of Mecklenburg, is
Jdmitted to practice law in the County Courts.
jh aentmet. ;
A sermon will be preached at the Methodist
urch on Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, especial-
y to yonngmen. -; . , . J
Postponed. The sale of lot No. 23, advertised
py Mr. H. A. Bbown to take place to-day, has
jeen postponed ; ' . '
I kemembeb in thb Hour of Need, that those
aDIOIIS remedies nren&reri hv TTpTMnm n re snlrr
t Mbnnikgeb's Drug Store. , :
Foundling. On theUOth instant, about nine
clock at night, as Mrs. Polly Taylor and her
puly, residing near Grimslev's Church.: :in
rreene county, were seated in tVia hna o rnko
Ike the crvincr nf
oor, and upon opening the door, a white female
s.
Plant, entnely naked, was fonnd on the stens.
the neighbors
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pon exannnnfinn vo'v:u ' j xJ tL.j
"""" iuc vxiuu wfcia luuuu iaj ue uuu
T burned or baked on one side, as if it had been
lacea near a fire for the purpose of destroying
I but, it is thoxight, its cries softened the hearts
jven of the inhuman wretches connected with
be affair, and induced them to take it from the
p to dispose of in some other way. ' The phy
tUuuyuC iiiooe about three days old The
oor little outcast was dreR naA w
f e kmd family into whose hands it had thus
pen, and, our informant says; it is likely to do
.me neignoors think the parents, or rather
jhe Mother, does not reside neki- fna r,eW.
food, but that the infant was brought from adis
ance to the place where it was left The heart
CKens at the contemplation of such a deecL and
P shows to what nWr,.
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fan nature is capable of descending, when once
l T8 we turned
to the paths of shame.
vkigh Standard.
The counterfeiter nf fnT-oiv. nmomr Vo
hut a rU f"J
i - fwr comniimAnt in v it locta
ft American ladies, if they expect them to buy
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Akotbxx Outkaok On Friday of last week,
a negro man, whose name we did not learn, was
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depot, under the following circumstances, as we
gathered them from one who professed to be ac
quainted with the facts. Mrs. Ball went into
the kitchen, one day last week, in vrhich the ne
gro had been staying, and found a number of ar
tides belonging to a lady's wardrobe, including
a fine cloth cloak, silk dresses, and other articles.
Thinking the negro had not come fairly , by the
things, she took them into the house, and 'when
he returned she informed him that he eould not
have them unless he explained how he came by
them. The negro left, but returned on Fraday,
in company with a youth by the name of Wil
liam Hendrick, and having an ordex for the
clothing, purporting to be given him by - some
Federal officer. He was armed with a rifle, and
when he reached the yard fence and. told her his
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bu lence anu lum me negro w come uu, Wuu
tney docu. approacnea ine aoor, ine negro . using
profane and threatening language. They entered
the house, and the white boy caught down the
gun of Mr. Ball, who was from home at the time.
Mrs. Ball seized the sun at the same time and a
scuffle ensued, during which, at one time, the
gun was taken from her, but she seized it again,
while in the hands of the negro, and as he was
trying to get the muzzle of his own gun in a po
sition to shoot her, she cocked the gun he was
trying, at the same time to wrest from her, and
pulled the trigger just as the muzzle was point
ing at his neck. . The result .was. as stated he
was instantly killed. ; ! -
A coroner's jury was summoned, and rendered
a verdict or justifiable homicide. The young
man, Hendbick, we understand; : has decamped
from the neighborhcKxL Standard.
Don't Foeoet. If ;country merchants want
oargains iney snouid Dear in mind that munt
ixA wci.cuiiiguuai.cuuu i;
Impebishable Teeth. Can the teeth be ren- f
dered imperishable ? Unquestionably they can. J
Sozodont, used daily, will render the enairiel ah-1
solutely proof against decay,- harden the gums I
and expel Irom the whole dental apparatus every I
offensive and pernicious element. . . ; . , . 3taw ; I
THE-CITY. i I
The schooner Sample wlU sail for Washington,
N. C, shortly.-: See advertisement.- : J
See card of E. W. Gould & Co,, shipping and
commission merchants. - - - - J
K W. Gould & Co. advertise a supply of vin-1
egar just received, ; '3 1
Bev. E. Fobbes proposes to open fa school 1
at the New Berne Academy; See advertisement
dtebks, vrUNN &KXK advertise nay inst re-
' ' at m - a .
ceived. ummiii :mmm?m
See notice by Dr. John M. Davtes.
Se advertisement of "Cotton Seed and Corn
for sale. 4 ri ; ,, ; r.-
Poalk & Mabshall, auctioneers, have an im
portant sale to-day at 12 o'clock, comprising a
small ;. schooner, a suit of sails, market house
stock, &c. See advertisement.
The Cengregational "Society" offer a hand-
some reward tor we apprehension or the parties
. m it . .
who lately violated their church. See adv. i
see advertisemenc 01 i. w. jjeriiedt, neaoea
$i!5 Ueward.
EvEBSoK & Co. advertise a wind mill for sale.
An attractive bill is offered at the theatre this
evemng. , see advertise ment.
"I' 1ST OF LETTERS RESIAIBfTIf O ln tk
JjPoct OHlcc at K eve Berne, If. C. Januir
A"
Gaston Sylvester
Grace Mary "
Graves Orlow W
Green Bosanna r
: . Oreen Thos A, ,;
, j1 Grist Mary P ,
a Grist Patents '
Grove Wm ... .
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' Haywood Alford .
Parker Wm H
' Paillyn Emily'
Pewefoot Jane ;
Potter John F '
Phisie George, f
Qaidley Penny
Atmore Qeo S
Appling Geo
Adftms it . "
Brruit Amos .
Bryan Ja A
Bunch Betsy -,
Burnett willia -Burley
ChM
Burgess Gideon '
Bichards Saml E G
BiceMiBsH 2
Harris Bachael A
Hammonds AW:
Hang John? ;.
Bogers Maria Lou-
Brown Seneca D
Brown Martha A
Boyd Isabella
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. EoseWW; V
Hatfield 8
Bobison Hannah
Bonn Albert N
Harrison BosrnnaBoses Artha
Brown Miss AmerHellen Joseph T :: S '
Brumacrs H W , . Herris D H . Spate Marearet
Brings Fannie ,A EHildebrand John .Small Thomas
Brion James ; - mmonas caroune eaiier Kebecca w
Best Milla " - Hooker Bobt 1- Shaffer Jos H
Bennelt Abraham Hodges Henry M Stevens Smithy
Barney Diley J -
Brady Betsey , . 1 J ohnson Harriet
Stephens W H
Spencer' Geo ,
Barry Gracie Johnson Frank
B&rbor Alfred A . . Johnson Wash
Stella Jean Baptist
Spencer John
Simons Simon
Simpson Richard
b wil t Adam
Smith Richard
Skinner H
Smith Richard -Spicy
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Snowden Carroll
Barnes John
Johnson C
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Chandler OW
Clark W HH
-Jarman Delsey.
' Jackson John
Jackson Noah
James Mary :
Johnson Alfred ;
: Jones Samuel ,
: K.
. Kirtland Asa
Kidon Jerry
King Wm
KalleyMissB'
' Lane Miss T.irria
Crawford Virgin
Chiny Mary
Clinton Wm Ti :
Chileo Henry
Cox Harriet -
Snmralt MWH I
CorbinBF
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Turner WB 2
Turner Wiley S
Tucker Marv
Cohen J B
Cole Miss M C "
Crosby Chas ."
Curtis Geo W ,
Cutler Claban
Cross Francis
Carhart Geo W
. D ..
Darby Susan
Daniel HA
Davis EE - -Daniels
Richard
Dempcey James '
Dennis Cordelia
Dewey Watson .'
Dudley James , .
Duncan Henry "
Dudley Alex
Dunn Miss S : -Draper
A H '
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Edmonds Martin
PSVS- y-i . J
iLtangrord jrannys man
Laurence J Towman David
Laughlia James
Leurs John
Lemon Gilbert
Levy J P
Loath Capt John
Langston Prince
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Moore Lucinda
Moore Elicy . L
Morgan Jennie ,,
"Moore Serena '
Moses F " -Moolton
John B
McXiderVStO ,
Miller Morgaret.
Tread well Denelpa
ThmnPn
Taylor Wm
Taff John
Taylor Geo W
Taylor Eleck i
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Volevey Mrs- D -Yankelt
Isaac 2
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Walker W S
Watts Mary '
Washington Wal
ter , 3
Waters Henry
Ward Henry ..
Waters Dick
Meyers Amey .
Eleson Miss GraceyMelled GUles
Ernels Eliza Jane McKae 8 H
Everltt Calvin - - Marshall Thos E
Emitt Byan Mossie Annie t
Eason Wrn H MavaBoady -Edwards
Morning ' ' I -' ' '
- a - F - . Kelms WHL,.
Ferguson Geo E- KubleryM
Fields Cap t Chas G i
Fitzhdgh L H Olmstead F P
Follman C ' - OXeary Sarah A
G ' oBHenPatk' -Garland
A B A- Co 1 , , ,
Ward Charlotte 2
Waters Baker
Willmore Annie
WUles Bebecca -Withy
WmH
Wilkinson Seith .
WhitnevTimothy P
Williams Franklin
Wood W H k 8on
Wtlson Julia .
WhUford Hardy
Witty J ;
Persons eaUing for the above letters will please say.
'Advertised' q. w. MASON, Jr., P.M.
jan2C.lt .
TELEGRAPHIC.
BKPOBTKD FOB THE SEW BEBOT DATXT TIMES.
.GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE. :
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He Recommends the Early 5 Appointment
of Civil i M agistrates.
HE REVIEWS THE CONDITION OP THE
, STATE BAHKS,
HOW THE STATE DEBT SHOULD BE PAID.
Baleioh, Jan. 19.Gkv. Worth's message was
read before the General Assembly to-day.
He recommends the early appointment of mag
istrates, and that' all acts of. Provisional Clerks
and Sheriffs, performed since the Provisional
Governor was Telip.ved ha Tnnrta vlhU artH ivnrf.
b t. kOIlfirmed bv the Lerfslatnre.
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HflMwnmnfls tKnf. tK Aff.mAV fAml Kva
,
ft regide at the Capitol, and not
be required to ride the circuit.
He also recommends that all laws passed during
the war, unsuited to the present condition, or in
conflict with the allegiance or with the Constitu
tion of the State, or United States, be repealed
The Governor hopes that the time is not dis
tant when the United States will perceive that we
are ready to perform all our ebligations to the
National Government, and advises the adoption
of an intelligible Judicious Militia Code, and the
re-organization of the militia of the State.
He reviews the condition of the banks, and ad
vises an amendment to the charters of banks and
railroads," and to allow them to take stock in the
National Banks. The State debt, exclusive of
the war debt, is near fourteen and half millions;
and he advises the issue and sale of State bonds
to pay the interest of the State debt taxes to
meet the liabilities of the. Stata wonld - h mnre
than double the former W a Lrv fKm Ka
people in impoverished condition could pay
The Governor wonld not be TiruWronrf na "hetn
despondent in relation to State affairs.
-assays we must rely chiefly .upon our virtue
and persevering industry, and says we must pro-
ec laborer and punish vagrants. The Gov-
ernor says wnen uie legislature ' snail nave ap.
pointed Justices of the Peace, and the courts are
restored, the machinery of the civil government
will De about complete.' Me recommends a stay
law for the benefit of debtors, if a constitutional
mode can be devised. Governor. Worth thinks
there is no necessity for ; continuing the Freed-
men's Bureau after thejurisdiction of tho courts
is restored, as the blacks can get justice from the
courts and prevent ia conflict of authority -He-
referaf'the legislature to the ccann4ssion appointed
by the Convention to review the" code touching
the blacks ; he makes nonspecific recommenda-
uons, dui leaves the matter with the assembly.
He refers to the collection of taxes by Federal
officers, and regrets that our Senators-and Rep
resentatives have not been admitted, and closes
as follows : I pray God that a returning sense
of patriotism and justice will ere long correct the
prejudice of the times, and carry out the wise
system so successfully begun and perfected, so
far as is depended on the executive authority for
the restoration of the State to a constitutional
and harmonious Union, and that he will inspire
all of us with the wisdom and disposition to do
right.
Congress
Washington, Jan. 19. -Senate. The creden
tials pf Mr. Morvin, Senator elect from Florida,
were presented and ordered to be laid on the table
A bill enlarging the powers of the Freedmen's
1 Bureau was discussed, and an amendment was
adopted making valid for three years, instead o:
forever, as in the original bill, the title of lands
given negroes by orders issued at Savannah, by
Gen. Sherman, last winter.
House.- Mr. Deering, of Connecticut, made
speech maintaining that the. Government has
right to hold and treat with! the Southern States
; as conquered rebels, ?He said the loyalty there
was of little value, the submission of the people
I being from necessity.;. He mentioneda series of
guarantees which ought to be 'exacted of them
before they shall be allowed a representation,
including 'perfect equality of- the blacks before
the law with the whites.5 ' ,rtC ''A
Mr. Smith, of Kentucky, endorsed the; Presi
dent's restoration' policy," ; and .denied that the
Southern States were ever but of the Unibn, and
claimed now that they are obedient to the law,
buev uugub ui ub rereaeuveu.
Adjourned till Monday.'
' ' -i From Mexico.
Washington, Jan. 19.-The New York Herald's
Mexican dispatch reports the u arrival of ": the
Trench Admiral, Didelot, to confer with Bazino
on relations of France, Mexico, and the United
States. It is rumored that a large squadron will
follow for objects which are variously stated
Tolacco, the ancient capital of the Empire, has
been taken by the Liberals. .
New York Market.
New Yobk, Jan. 19. Cotton "qnietj
sales 950
bales; unchanged.. . ... ...... -
Gold 38.
nEun not after blessines: only walk in the com
man dm ants of God, and blessings shall ran after
yon, pursue and overtake you. 1
N
T I C E
ALL persons having claims against the undersigned
are requested to present them for payment, and those
who are indebted to settle, before the 1st day of February
proximo. - , JOUJi x. wtui
jan VM3L . - jonmrcou aw, utv jojuaie.
COTTON SEED AND .CORNi " . ' T. '
SUPERIOR COTTOW SEED AND CORN for sale.
Address BOX 133 NEW BERNE POST OFFICE.
jan208t ' :.. n25
Shattebed Constitutions Restobxd byHsLK.
bolb's Extbact Buchu. -
EntEEBLED AND . DeUCATE COKSTITTTTIOirS. Of
both sexes, nse'HxxiuoLD's Extbact Bcchtt. It
will giT.e brisk and enereetie fee lines and enable
you to sleep welL
The Globt or Makxs Stbxnoth. Therefore
he nervous and debilitated should immediately
use Helmboxd'8 Extbact Bucmr.
Helmbold's Fluid Extbact Buchtt is nleasant
in taste and odor, free from all injurious proper
ties, and immediate in its action.
Manhood and Youthful Tioon are regained
by Helmbold's Extbact Buohu. - - -
THEATRE.
Sole Lessee -i - - - . MR. J. II. ROGERS.
Stage Manager - - - MR. JOHN DAVIS.
Saturday Evening January 20th, 1866.
SECOND VVEEK OP THE ENGAGEMENT OF THE
BRILLIANT OPERATIC ARTISTE, .
CARLOT T A P O Z Z0 W I.
I m e .
Who will appear as ,
ICCT BERTRAM.
In the Celebrated Operatic Drama entitled
G U Y M A W 1V ERI N G ;
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The Gipsey's Prophecy. ' j
SOPPOBTED BT ' '.-7,
MR. and MRS. JOHN DAVIS, & , ,
MI8S A. E. DILLINGHAM, , . -
. MR. J. H. ROGERS,
The whole to conclude with, the roaring farce entitled
P E p T R E BR I D E G R O O M .
Monday Evening, January 2nd, 1866, .
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT OF CITIZENS
MRS. STQ N KWALL" JACKSON.
. . , ... ; ...... .. . , .
pn which occasion will be produced : . , '
MAID OF CRQISST.
PERFECTION', ' ' - 1 7-.,.:;..
LOAJf, OF A LOVER.
, ADMISSIOBT. . .'
PPrivate Boxes:......... ..i................ii3J)0
Beserred Seats -..$1.00
Dress Circle. ................. . . . . j j . v75
Gallery. ... ; i ..50
Side Seats in Gallery for colored persons....... ...,.!..50
jan 20-ic n225
New Advertisements;
JIOR WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
The Fast Sailing Schooner
SAMPLE
WILL be dispatched, for the above port. For
ireignt or passage apply to
- ? F. J. MENNINGER & CO.
Jan 20.1m . . s : n26
STOLEN front the subscriber at O. W. WEST'S, on
Moseleys Creek, near Dover's DeooL A. k If. C Rail
rvoaa, on xuesaay, loin inajk, a ' i
i BAY MARE MULE, v "
ADout nanus nign, wute month, and nose rather
large body, in good order, mane and tail very closely
uiewu. loot uiaaK- v - . t .
The abore reward will be paid for the delivery of said
Mule at J. M. WHITE'S, corner of Pollock and Hancock
streets, or any information that will lead to its recovery.
J AA S.aa K - . . - -
"100 EEWAKJv.
WILL be paid by the Trustees of the Congregational
Society of New Berne for any information which
will lead to the apprehension and punishment of the
parties who interrupted the meeting of the Society on
the evening pf January 18th,' by the throwing of missiles
uiruugu sue wibuowb oi me vestry uuuamg. Jan 20-8t
M
ALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL.
ABOUT the middle of February I will open a School, at
the New Berne Academy, to embrace all the bkrher
branches of education. Classical and Mathematical, for
maies ana zemaies. t or further partiaulars. apply to the
Principal, at the residence of Jacob Gooding, Sr., at head
oi juaaie screes. . KUWABD M. FORBES,
Jan 20-6t r r Rector of Christ Church, Principal.
H
a' -y
SO BALES
MOKBQSt
janSO-lw
HAT just arrived and for sale by A.
STERNS, GUNN & CCS.
n2S
I N E G A R .
SO Barrels McCANDLESS it SMITH'S Celebrated Malt
Vinegar, just received from Philadelphia, and for sale ay
K. W. GOULD CO.,
jan20-lm Corner 8. Front and Middle fits.
JpATENT WIND MILL FOR SALE,
IN good order, about Five Horse Power.
jan 20-lm EYERSON tt CO.
E. GOUID & C0V
G E N JE HAL -;
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
. FUXCSASES8 OF . :
0017X010", N AVAL , STORES, &c.,;
AGENTS FOR .
REGULAR LINES TO NORTHERN PORTS.
Corners. Front and Middle Sts.,
NEW BERNE, NORTH CARNL1NA.
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersiened. havnis this dav sold their stock of
Goods, known as the Boot and Shoe Store, 35 Craven
Street, slgnjof the "Mammoth Boot, 8910, to Capt; A. H.
FOSTER, would respectfully request the public to extend
to Capt F. the patronage which has been so liberally ex
tended to us. . " ,
January 1st 1866-tf . . NASON A 8TAYNER,
mHE SUBSCRIBER "HAVING PURCHASED FROM
X Messrs. NASON & STAYNER, their stock of Goods,
known as the Boot and Shoe Store. 33 Craven 8treet,
siirn of the "Mammoth Boot 8910." would be pleased to
welcome his friends and the public generally, to examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere. - -
Jan 1, 1866-tf A. H. FOSTER.
SHIPPERS. ,
'
PARTIES desiring to do a coasting buai
nessSr to ship Lumber, - sic, to West
Indies, ' would do : well to examine the
8chooner UNITED, now lying in this port.
m.h&if n, tv wrio1 of which is now offered for sale.
This schooner has just undergone a thorough course of
repairs, and is in splendid conoiuon xor a sea voyage, 1
For further particulars apply to '.
. . . . - CAPT. HENRY ANDERSON, -
janlMw At Howard Ship Yard.
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Auction Sales:
L. FOAIX
GEO. HABSHAH.
POAliK..&;CO.,
Auctioneers and Gflmnissioii
KtlERCHANTS,
CRAVEN BELOW POLLOCK STREET;'
Consignments solicited of every descrip
tion of Property.
deo254f "
n334
By POALUL Si MARSHALL, Auctioneers.
gATURDAY,
Commencing at-1 Of o'clock, A. f.l.,
JANUARY 20th,
"oil
OF
All
CAPT; VH BEL ER'S OFFICE.
jan 19-2t
255
By POALK & MARSHALL, Anetlonneers.
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gATURDAY.
At 12 o'clock, EI, January 20th,
AT AUCTION, at the foot of Pollock street, J
ONE SCHOONER BOAT,
Known as the RAM. Capacity of Seventy Barrels.
Alto, ONE SUIT OF SAILS, for a small boat.
Also, ONE SHARE in the Market House, foot
of Pollock street.
Also, ONE YAWL BOAT, with sails and Oars
complete. jan 20-lt
NOTICE.
Sales every evening This "Week, com
mencing at early candle light, by ?
dec 25-tf
POALK & CO.. Auctioneers,
QLOTILLWO. , , i
A LARGE and choice assortment of Seasonable Clothing
being opened for sale by POALK k CO,
dec 25-tf B234
gPIRIT CASKS. .
150 New Spirit Casks on hand, and for saleby
- dec 25-tf POALK & CO., Craven St
LBAHY ALB
. SO Casks Prime Albany Ale on hand, and for nlby,
dec 25-tf ; . POALK CO.
GiGARs. .
2 100,000 Choice Havana Cigars to Btorend for sale
dec25-tf : FOALK VU
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