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VOL. B,-N0.:14.;-,;:n NE.VTBERN, N,., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 111, 1866:
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JSDAY, . AFBILrll, 1866.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT
Post omcE, Newbkrn, N. 0.,1
TiBEUAKT 24. 1866. f
-,.n will close Dailt as follows r . ;a !
1116 ?T xpw York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,,, ... -; ,
5oo!ffndBeaufort, . ft, at. .11.00 A. M.
' f?'?Sy t ... i.12.00 M. J
fSrn?ndPiock8ville.everyW
k'w'inrtoaand Plymouth; n!C.V s 1
,ft crw. d Thursday at. ... ; i i .v r. . . :7.00 Ai M.
TFT Tfm ft A. M. to 5.30 P. M. :
WTfrom 9 to 10 A. M., and from 1 to 2 P. M.
?nn?Atlr. to be deUvered in the United States, in.
, iL!iroo lette.-s, must be prepaid, or they will be sent
? WiS offloe, unless addressed to Heads f Bureau
--mgr Telegraphic news receired at this office
in the fo&noon and up to 2 o'clock of each day;
. .i- nn-nteA will annear in our evenine
tdition, and can be had at our counter or , on. the
itreets or tne news wjq, "2 , v . .,
lso, the latest news by the Northern and . Wes
tern mails. " 1 - ,
BrsiiriiSS Notice. From and after .this , date,
all transient advertising and job3 vrork, must be
paid for promptly, when the order is handed in.
The expense and trouble of collecting little bills
is so great that we are driven to this necessity.
This rule of course will not 'apply to regular
monthly advertising patrons.' - - .
"CrAiETr. "We were quite surprised," yesterday
on taking a walk up Pollok and Middl&streets to
see, notwithstanding the day was so chilly, : so
cinch gaiety and fashion on the streets." - Almost
every dry goods house was crowded with fair
ones, tumbling, rumpling and crumpling silks,
muslins and lawns, as you know, ladies always
Will. ; t.,y. .;. fi ... ..7-,,
At McLean & Oo's, Baits & Epplees, Phatr &
FaSrs'. H. & B. Emantiels, and a number of
other places, spring styles have already .made
their appearance in copious quantities and at re
markably low prices, and the Lidies are not slow
in finding these things out. Our old ' friend
Wein&teei, on the corner, also has an eye to bu-
siTiwiR. and alwavs manages to -. catch a liberal
chare of the trade.
Unteepkising. Messrs. Tiddt, Flemm tsa&
Ca, have improved the front Tiew of their store,
corner of South Front and Middle Streets, by the
application, a new and handsome coat of paint.
shonld like to see their neighbors follow their
example."' Indeed, these young men are wide
awake, energetic fellows, and we bespeak for
them, a brilliant run of good luck. . i . ; .
TuttIiE & Colgbove, on the opposite corner,
are also capital merchants and are doing a very
large business. Ditto, E. W. Gould, & Co., and
you'd be surprised to take a walk through the
store and wear houses of P. Heswin & Co.- They
keep one of the largest stocks of drinkables in this
country, except it may be our neighbors S. Blagg
&Co., and Kosseteb & Cooper, our. next door
neighbors. - i . ' ;"
Powei3 & Pool, whom we had like to have for
gotten, on the corner below, also, do a handsome
business in that line.
Arrived. The steamship Ellen 8. Terry, Capt
Chapin, of the Goodspeed Line, arrived yester
day afternoon from New York, with a full freight
and large passenger list . '
The Socl of Floweks. Poetry has given the
title to the living breath of fragrant blossoms,
and this floral soul this quintessence of olfac
tory luxuries exists, in its full perfection, in
Pialon's "Night-Blooming
Eaglt.
Cereus." Brooklyn
aplll-eod3t
A Neat Keplx. 4,I dislike your ' saying. that
my teeth are going. So don't" Said a young
lady to her beau. VNot 4So; don't,' but Sozo
Host' you should have said, " he replied. " .The
uamsel pouted, but took hint j Nor need it be
said, that the balsomic preparation "arrested the
etil; though it could not quite repair the damage
wreaayaone. apl ll-eod3t .
The Boabd oi Trade. At the meetine of the
Board of Tn de Monday night, the proceedings of
wwca came in too late for yesterday morning's is
sue, the election of oflicers heretofore published,
was duly announced, who proceeded to enter at
once uponthe discharge of their respective duties
An order passed for the printing of three hun
dred copies of the Constitution snk Rv-TWs.
"when there being no further business; the Boaid
ujuurneo. , -. .
THE CITY.
hlZ wa m :Gmtti affairs should read
the advertxsement of WM. G. Bryan. , -
A. n at Auction, at 11 Vclock
-jraisuuaing suitable for:a Photographic
iZ urOTmJ wtail business; also a Store-
'r . with Segars, Liquors, and
nous other articles. "See ad. , '
ersons m vn t a . . ' :
JoS, TCr 8bould read ihe advertisement o;
gi HfTC0KB' in ch these gentlemer
""u,ui guou Ajumoer. lor -any pur-
- ,WUjis interested in the taxation of the
iiS? sh0 read .the adver-
"1. He.giyeseach
tax-
the ? e l(? reuew ense
we coming month.
before
for iii; - xorce vtte .City offers
--oua
Pollok street
uo vuy aiamet, : loot
,-n.nvertisea. j . . ... .. ...
re--"
S father
to-cloud," '7:ii 5 jemmds me of a thun
vsligu-nirfg S ,fether?" "Because it is
FROM OUR EVENING EDITION.
MAYOR'S COURT.
Tuesday, April 10. Before His Honor. Mavor L,
T w... -
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ne tirst case on the docket was that against I
. QPAn ' 'nmiAW nH ltvk tVTw-. r MMkA. ' I
"playing policemen" in the city. It turned out
mat mey were mem oers 01 tne police force of
"Hayti," across the Trent, and instructions were
Cfivfin fhA .TiiAf vf rrHo in . nUoin nit-t I
dence of the lact. They were sent back to their
own headquarters.
- v Robert Custis, colored, 'accused s of stealing
flour, was committed for trial before the Supe
rior Court ' ,;:'05:
Aebested. Last Sunday morning a week ago,
a young man by the name of John F. Dixon was
shot by a negro whom he had caught in the act
of stealing; This morning 1 the police arrested
Godfret Becton on the charge of shooting him.
The other negro who was with Godfbey at the
time of the shooting is - supposed to be8 named,
hatch, but he has not been taken into custody,
the small-pox having .. already performed that
duty. I Gopebey Becton says he cani prove that
he has not been in Newbern in two weeks, until
this morning.
"Bain, ; Haii. Xn Snow. Verily winter" is lin
gering in the lap of spring; The chilly,, rainy
character of the weather yesterday: made people
forget their summcrish apparel, and again over
coat and fire was the order of the day.- But the
"oldest inhabitant" must have felt gloomy this
morning from - finding that during ' the night,
there had been a storm m trio rain, hail and
snow;
now it will eflect gardening and fruit,
remains 10 oe seen. A( an 1 events, tne ; sun ' is
a--:- Mm . i . W ...
out to-day and we hope for the best results for
his seasonable appearing. - - 5 VT
Trial or Maj. Gee. The Military Commis
sion, sitting in the trial of Maj. ? John H. Gee,
met again yesterday, and, after the reading of
the journal, Mr. Holland, Counsel, for; the de- change "in diet, no inconvenience, and no expo
fense, moved to quash the-proceedings, on the sure. It is pleasant in taste and odor, immedia
ground that the late proclamation oi President n its action, and free from all injurious proper
Johnson, declaring that hostilities had ceased
and that the ordinary Judicial process coulcFbe
executed by the civil authorities in this and other
Southern States, late in rebellion, and restoring
the writ of habeas corpus, and that, therefore,
martial law had ceased, and the tribunals created
to execute it had determined " within the States
named. He argued in favor of the ' motion at
considerable length, and cited numerous author
ities to sustain the position he took.
The Judge Advocate asked that the motion be
not entertained, on lhaL ground ithat f the Court
had no official evidence. of the genuineness of the
The Court over-ruled the? objection. The
Judge Advocate then asked time to prepare his
answer to the argument of the defencein regard
to the question oi jurisdiction, which Vas acceded
til rt'l' l ' - - '"Vs" t"'
The Court then adjourned to 10 o'clock to
day-
ve win enaeavor to give, m our next issue, a
synopsis of the argument for and against' the
motion of the defense. RaJeiah Standard,
Military The Post of Kaigh. We learn
that Major Carr, brevet colonel in the TJ. S. cav
alry, is in command of this post, having relieved
the late commandant CoL R. 3L Miller, 128th
regiment Indiana volunteers.
The troops stationed here comprise Light Bat
tery E, U. S. artillery; companies A and B, of i
the 8th regiment U. S. regular infantry, and com-1
panies A and G, of . the. 5th U. S. cavalry,-with
VU. OLf UIU JUlMIUgnU lUlUUWiCt lUUIUUJi
The 128th Indiana infantry, viz: companies B
and have been relieved, preparatory to muster
out. : !"J ' ' '' " : ,
The new post commandant - comes among us i
with a fine reputation' as; a gallant ' officer,' strict i
1 ' 1 . I : J I. ! il . T 1
aiHCipiiiianuu, uuu wiuicuus teuueuiiui. xnu
doubt he will enjoy the regard and commence ol
our citizens Hal. Progress;
Killed. Mr.. Jenkins Pritchett was instantly
killed, near Greensboro, on the 30th nit, by be
ing thrown from his buggy, his head striking a
stump, while his horse was running away.
John Harris, a native of North Carolina, com
mitted suicide at Wilmington, Los-Angelos coun-J
ty. CaL He had been. a soldier .in .the federal
army, during the late war.
THE GREAT NEED SUPPLIED!!!
, Pills have beenswaUowed ia millions.; Sal ve
- ttv1- tiZi? TLZIXa :irVJ -At.
hav leen-rubbed in by .the.poojid. Mao
gdeiab two grand specifics are pntung an end tp
this wholesale system of medication.' One of his
or
famoua pills i& a dosev A box jof 4hia healing;
salve is of more value, as a lemedy for ulcerous
and eruptive diseases,- than a ships cargcTof tht
Ointments advertised to cure everything, but are
all, in fact, either useless or deleterious. .-j
t Tir MAooBiii's motto is 'conchitratuml He.'has i
placed in the smallest compass i the active' princi-
nU nf fTiA mnat rotsn' vegetable firvecifics. ' There !
JAVy vmw m o
is no mineral in his Pills-rthey do not gripe-they
do not enfeeble.' f They created tigorous appe
tit' and fiorresoondinclv strenethen the diges.
tion. They tune tt. linr, p tear ft.
steady the nerves.
' am p nMnma tisonsA, rth resist ihe
disenfectent operation of tne baive a amor. . At-
scesses. Salt Eheunu Pimples, f Pustules,
oa;., a.ro tuuuxuuijiiijr ciuu.vv I bern instriot tneir respecuTe u , w
medicine. In fa3t,.MAoaiEi.'s:Briaot;s; DttPtfMwj T''" "-T ' c.,kelley.
tic and Diabbh(ea Pjixs core where all 6th era fail
wit, , : T ft.-l J tl.;H.l! if o m4 oil
wane ior naua, outuus, -v"" ?
abrasions of the skin, Maggiels, Salve, is. mfalii-
New York, and ,aU , Druggists t 23 cents j'perj
box.' ' Sold by
II. J. MKNNINGKR,
rO jf ciw 'ii a,. tstKt. V f
a-nstna.r at .a.ir.a. u n wa -
" O
apl 10, 66Y d&wly
More Amendments.
In view of the fact t.W ih
ingress nave proposed some eis-htv odd Aminl.
rnenta to J,he Constitution, a factions fellow, in
eniuc,V: ollera the annexed amendments f ir
liiocousiaerauon oi'tne Constitution tinkers-
1. Everv frflAmftti-Rinll V
self, with a looking glass on the too. if he wants
lite. -i." . - -
2. Every freeeman shall have a secretary.
3. Every freed bov'or'tnrl shall h SIVA U WilTil
robe.
4. Every freed chUd-shall have everything it
CneS
:estor. -
. White PeOPle. Whether frPA nr tint mnst. Iif-
have themselves. , , . .
tt 6. i. All people of every color, 'except red. must 1
TOte. 1 a , - -7 ; v J
7. Every free white male citizen of the aj?e of
twenty-one years or under, and of sound min d
or otherwise may vote ;if'he will take the oath
he would be a negro if he could. - '
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The enormous profits of the National Bant
Note Ccmpany of New York have come-ont in
recent law suit. . During five months in 1863 it
paid dividends from its accumulated surplus earn.
! ings, amounting to 310 percent - The $50 shares
01 tne company are now worth $735, " a
When was beef-steak the cheapest ? When the
cow jumped over the moon.' - -'
HELMB0LD-S;CQCEJrrB4TED EXTRACT' BUCHU
is me ureal jjiurmc. . . . .
r j m t .
HELlfllOLDS COSCEHTKATO EXTRACT imB.T.rTT.
Is the (heat Blood Purifier. . -
Both are prepaid according to the rules "of
Pharmacy and Chemistry, and are the most j
active that can be made.
dec 7-Stawly..
r or non-retention or incontinence of, urine
1 nauuu, luuauiuiauuu ur ulceration 01 me 1
hlflfMor nf lrMnsvo Jiaaaaas nf il,.
i: , . ... .
fflanda: atone in th Mn.l,tF 'A1Anliia w
?i7,. ;;.rAT;: .. . , 1 r'r:
brick-dust deposit, and all diseases of the bladder.
kidneys, and dropsical swellings
Use Uslhbold's Fluid Extract Bttchu.
llELMBOItD S CLUID LxTRACT BUCHU 18 pleasant
in taste and odor, free from all injurious proper
ii. j ..... "
uFiuu liuuieuiaie in lis action.
Hei-mbold's Extract Bpchu and Improved
Rose Wash cures secret and delicate disorders.
in fl.ll thpil atflCTAa at. litfln oTnanou iWtla r nv
EXFEEBLID ' AND s DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS, of I
botn sexes, use Hklmbold's Extract Bochu. It
Will give brisk and energetic fee lines and enable
you to sleep well.
Manhood and Youthful Vigor
are regained
by Helubold's Exibact Buchu
Ihe Ulort or Man is'. Strenoth. Therefore
the nervous and debilitated should immediately
use Helm bold' Extract Buchu.
j Helmbold's Extract Buchu gives health and
vigor to the frame and bloom to the pallid cheek.
symptoms, and if t treatmeSt is submitted to,
Debility is accompanied, by
IB einnmrnnm,! hn mnnn .
consumption, insanity or epileptic fits ensue.
A Ready and Conclusive Test of the proper
ties of Helmbold's1 Fluid Extract Buchu will
be a 'comparison with those set forth in the
United States Dispensatory.
Tiki - vn vai
IJ'rLEA8ANT""A.ND UjksaeX
Remedies for .unpleasant and
ttanzerOUS ' nis-
eas,es. use' helmbold's extract
y
improved Bosk Wash.
SHIPPING NEWS
1 " ' i ... 1 . 1 . ' ' .. ,
PORT OF NEWBERN. ;
ABB1VEJD. -
April 10.-Steamer E. 8. Terry. Chapin, Master, from
New York, with mdse.
andpa8seners.toc f. uooapeea.
8U-amer Bettie, Crane, Master, from Washington, N. C,
with freight to Leland, Biglow Co.
lew Advertisements.
L
T I O- N
r
BY
S. S. DUFFY,
30
OltA.'VBSN''
STREET,
i
Thursday, April 1 4: 1 1 o'clock A. -H.
i in ir imam ' 'n' .M";y?J?",r'-'f . ".-" .-. '"
A BUILDING WITH BAR AND SKYLIGHT,
flnitable for Photographers or any other Betail Business.
Also STORE HOUSE, 70 i eetAiong, convenient ior
sto-atre. &c. " -'..s.f-w '.;-'
One IRON Hi.tR, together with a variety, of CIGARS
and LIQUORS. -J . "V-; ..'.
Also. quantity of gFURNrrCRE, SUNDRIES. YAN
SEE NOTION3, Jtc , , W .;; .0 ' ' P -
RAVE'f COUSTY CODRT OP
O . PLEAS AND QUARTER SESSIONS,!
. Blareh. Term, A. D. 1866.
PUDip Pipkin, Administrator, 1 - ,
fJZZS 01 I Pnon for Sale of
John Brissington, deceased, Vbi EUtetomak
Lewis B. Jones.et al. Heirs st Law J fl'. , .
IT of John BriiiBington, deceased J' 4 J!;
to toe B.arfictionof the'courtth.
atroearins to the satisfaction of the Court that Lewis
B. Jones and others, heirs at: law of John Bnssington,
MMMd. reside bevond the limits of this State; it is.
therefore, on motion, ordered by the. Court that adver
tisement be made for six week, snecessireiy. in - some
newsmner. f or the son-resident heirs of the said John i
Brissington, notifying them of the petition and to appear
at the next Term oi wis uoun, to oe neta on miu muu-
dsv in June next, at- the Court House in Itewbern, and i
that unless tney appear at ine saia term ot uxc wun wu
. ... - ... . a . . . 3
answer the petition the same wiu d xaxenpro coniessq.
nd heard expacte as toun'm. .
Witness, W. U. Bryan, vuxk ox sua voun, tne zuu jaou
day in March, 1866-,
ap IMt
V
W. G. BRYAN, Clerk.
I :
JJ :
O T I C E
AGREEABLY to "transfer of ten shares of the Market
House, at footef Pollok street, made by ex-Mayor Hough
and City C-rancil to .the Polica Force for reasons therein
SSfJJWSSgB? 'F!ES!P'
I V1 1ST YOUR TAXABLES.
H K't
,nTnLanMmmmm -ttehd at his nlace on iEast tron
I gtreetfrom the 8th to the SOth inflt.fromlOto 1 and from
A T""
At -
T"-- AVCTlOR.
i 'W.rr,-;,, ..i An rt ririn trt
i
I between Broad and Pollok, a - -s u
Q n ieflnOSUaY. s APnl I I 111 1 866,
I Army Waeons. a lot of Harness, Refrigerators, Me
Chests, Mattresses and Pillows, Chairs and Tables, Cook-
I Ing Utensils, &&, c ' ' y'T
Flew Advertisements.
May Vs Otfice, New Bebx, N. C.,1
Anril 7. 1 f
Itis ordained byihe Mayor ' and' Coancilmen of ih.
O ty oi Newbern, that the foUoft inff Uxea be. and the-
Bmis are tiereny leried upon t e various busiur sa ocv
pations and professions of the citizens of Newborn, loi
t ,vl 01 lQe monta or April, to it :
fffitoT T4 twent dollar. . y-r
2. On each anil t, ' - 1
wuose sales exceed fifteen thousan1
l?a twent7 thousand a year, four dollars and Hfti
s
whose sales exceed ten thou... ti rvr?r7
thn fteeB thousand a ytar. threa dollars. ' -
whose sales LfZVI ?!ohnt, mercantile Arm.
0
fnts i , : MU Tw y
v wi wa crery merchant or mercantile llrm.
TfS1 Aye thousand dollars. 4id more
toeta.' m wtj.-
0a 411(1 every msrebaut or mercantile firm.
whose sales do not exceed two thousand dollars, and art
more than five hundred a year, eighly-five cento!
7. On Mch and every merchant or merchants linn,
or shop keeper, whose sales exceed two hundred dollars.
o le,?8uth,Ln flTe bundred a year, sixty cents. r
8. On all bankers, express companies, oommission and
.TJ?S mel5chafts- aucUoneers. lumh r dealers, wh.
saw their lumber, bar-rooms ami hnfeia Mn..
exceed fifteen thousand dollars a year, six dollars 2 Pro!
somTother business, ZZZile taToriy here bJS
iinn una na a m
o ' , .
0. On all still Tarda whr hra OM t., ..it....
gtillfl. Hix dnllAri o . ,m imT.T VI - " VT"
Pf?18 additional stiiLs : v - : .r .,
aiidtou
flfteen thousand dollars a year, four dollars aad fifty.
cents.
11. On all builders, fincludin? hnnsA .nA ahi
cotton nressea. cawnpt. a.-.. .Ti.r
.i".vr" v, "
"" -x ubuuhs, eauug nouses, (lnciuaing oyster
houses I gas fitters and Plumbers, crrist tnilla lnunran
Tirr! rX ".DC"- i waicn-maxers, iamDer
"T""- U9 UO- Bw tueir lumuer, lawyers, liTery
stable keepers, physicians aud surgeons, painters, prini
ing establishments, nlaninsr mil la.
odical dealers, soda water mauufactirrt mri
bash and blind makers, peddlara, steam railways, wajron-
certs, shows other than circuses and menageries.' three
,u" " wueei-wngnis, : tneatrtcai exhibitions,' con
uoi.ru rroTiaea. mat it dealing in newspapers and
peridicals be combined with the sale of books, sta ion
ery, &c, one-hal the tax herein specified shall be levied
and provided further, that when a soda fountain is nsini
I .VI . . 1 m . -
In connection with other business, one-half of the tax
oniy uereiu namea snau De collected.
li. on ail barbers, book-sellers, drent anl 1ahm-
gun-smiu8, snoomakers and tailors, two dolUrn.
i. iiuwj oowune alleys, one dollar and fiftr rnt
14. On aU billiard tobies, when there are not more than
two in one saloon, one dollar and fifty ceuts where
there are more than two. one doLar for .each additional
taoie.
Id, On all hacks, two horse dravs. and nthA fwi h
v icie8 epi ior nire, one dollar and twenty-fire cents.
jo. un ail market stalls one dollar and twenty-five
17. On all fish stands seventy-five cents.
18. On all one horae dravs or carta, or nthr nnn imroA
enicw s. ept iornire, sixty cent . - J
IV. on ail hucksters, embracing eatin shanties, and
iruit iuiu pie siauas, nity cents.
rf. City Clerk.
It is ordained by the Mayor and Board of Connnilmen
of the city of .Newbern, that no live hows, sball be kept
within the city limits from the first day of April to the
iuufc. uy oi wctooer, uncier penalty of not exceediuic
.weuyuTf auurs laMi ior tacn onenc. .. ,
It 18 ordained by the Mavor and Board of f!rmno.llmpn
I vjr Ul licnucxu. UliH UU CVe 8DU1 CB QUE 111
. . 1 1 . i . . . . -. . .r . i
.ttSS SXStlS
dollars (501 for each offence.
' 1. It is ordauied by the Mayor and Board of Council-
men oi ne city or AewDeru, that hereatter no sitJc shall
be made and used for a privy more than two feet (2 feeti
deep ; and that all sinks now used, which are more than
two feet deep, shall be filled up to the prescrbied depth
Deiore cne nrsc aay ox xoay proximo. r - , ,
i theSanitwry, insjwt. to infpertae .Sinks aforesaia.
'2. It IS turtbtP ordainMl. That it hJl Kfc- Ahr n
f ,rni tx w uu icri w w.u oauwary uommistee.
mit duvu duim tuaj uo uiuiv uiau 1110 jitwuiiucu ucpd
or that mif need o e mini out or repa rlnz,
s. it l rurtlier ordained. That it shall be the duty of
all occupants of premises within the city limits to have
tbe sinks on their premis -s cleaned out whenever notified
to do so by the bauitary Committee. - . ..
. it is rurtner ordaine i. Tnas any person via a' ins any
o the provisions of this ordinance, shall be subject to
fine not exceeding twenty-five dollars ($25) for. , each
olence. J. C. STEVEN ON, City Clerk
T f 1 iV h S Xt W TT TTPl 1 AT K
i v juj w jljl j. x w -i-i-i-
ifa7tufoc(urers and Dealers in all Descriptions of
LUMBER, TIMBER, SCANTLING, &c
On hand anJ for sale -..:-'.
Seasoned Yellow Pine Flooring Dressedf
WEATHER BOARDS, SHELVING, Vo
- ONE INCH BOARDS, V'
i STEP PLANE, DRESSED,
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES, , ;(
: SHINGLES, PICKETS, 4 "
, LATHS, M0ULDSINGS, &c.
DOORS, SASHES AND BLINDS -
Furnished at manufactures Prices. -'
.Lumber Trd, Planing and Saw Mills on
South Front Street, foot ot Muddy-.
New
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Berne, N.C. - '''. "
jy Orders Solicited.
ap ll-3m
JONES & AVIIITCOMD. v
FEED T O JR
' . - ,
HA VINO j ust opened a flr8t-clas8 ; t . t
t s - TT BED ST ORE
In this elty, for the purpose of centering and supplying
that trade, I would say to the public generally, thai I hare
now and shall keep on hand a full supply of
s-
HAY,. :
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And would solicit the patronage of the
it?: sr.
vekd coirs
of this city aai vicinity. - -, i; 4
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, J. M.' RULTTSOJr,
. Craven, near South Front sta.
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Auction Sales.
.7. L. P0ALK.
GEO. MARSHALL
POALK &.-CO.,.':
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Auctioneers and Gommissioj
rJERCHAWTS,
GRAVEN BELOW POLLOK STREET
r Consignments solicited or erery descrlp
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igY POALK M MARSHALL, Auctioneers.
SINE RAILROAD CARS FOR SALE.
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THERE will be offered for sale at PUBLIC
at the Kailroad Depot, at Newbern, N. C, on
AUCTI05,
Tusday, April 1 7th, at 3 o'clock; p:m.f
: THREE BOX AND SIX FLAT
RAILROAD CARS.
Said Property having been turned over to the undersigned
by order of the War Department, as captured property.
- All of said Cars can be put in Rood running order at
a moderate expense; most of them are now fit for uJ
xEHAliS CASH'
! D. HEATON,
lapUO-tds t Sup'g Sp'l Ag't Treas. Dept
Wholesale Grocers.
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SUCCESSORS TO
HOUG
WHOLESALE
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TIDDY, HUTCHISON & CO.,
General Shipping and Commissica
: y . . Merchants,
SOUTH
FRONT & MIDDLE STS.,
NEWBERN, N. a
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
f O TP A. T IV KINDS,
SIJGAUS. , . ..sr.
! COFFEES,
MOLASSES .
?y BUTTER,
. CHEESE,
LARD, " 1
BACON,
t . PORK,
or tne best quality always on band at sv
Vmali Advance for CASH. ; i.. ' f
13 STORK -AJX POR
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300 barrels LIME,
!250 , PLASTEE.V
250 " CEMENT,
1000 bushels OATS,
600r CORN.!
Ample Storacre for Cotton and Naval Store,
All goods stored by us covered by Insurance.
Liberal advances made on consignments. Tit
utmost despatch used in hhipping uoodscoa
signed to our care.
TIDDY, iXEUING 6 G0t
: REFERENCES
1 CSABXOTTE,N.O,
Oats. Williams it Co..
John W ikee. Esq.. President 1st Kational Bank,;
join x. uoyce uo., ;w
Eliaa & Cohen. " I
s Robert , Hutchison Foster, ; " ' . .
D. A. Davis, Cashier National Bank. ,., , , . .
sTf. P. Moore, Zaq v - ; yf
Hon. M. E. Manly. :i : -j. C- '- -J
D. Heaton, Esq., President 1st Kational Bank. -
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Und street - . . . . . r
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Ili.lllMI I CO.,
. W.OT f I AMU. WIIIIMIIWWM ULUUMUil I m 1
r Blossom itBros., 159 Front street,
nelson ee tiougn, 193 west street. f- - - ;
I;;! PHHiADELP0iA, pa.
, JUeCandless ft 8raith, Broad and Prime streeta, "
H. B. CoggshaU, Esq.. Girard House, '
I Gen. L J. Wistar, President Union Canal Company.
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3 R SALE AND TO LET CHEAP.
About 400 bushels first-class COTTON SEED, tot vlttir
ing. fleeted and warranted, at only forty cents ,
BMneLtoetoeeottttheloV''' '
Also a fine suite of Booms, m one of the most healthy aa
pleasant locations in the city, to let cheap.
Apply to HUBBS tt BRO., Grocers,
aplft-St Middle st, just below oUsk
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