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" LIBERTY1 AND UNION. NOW aNU FC?RKVffin.:jONK AND 1NKKPA TS ABLK."-Daniel Whipr. FIVE CENTS PER COPY VOLUME I 3?I NEW" fiERNE. N:' C. 1 THURSDAY:: MOHTTING-, NOVEMBER 7. 1872. NUMBER 61 fce.OO ' PER ANNUM )Nxu. Berne ScrilB Suites. Johh S. Mahix; Local Editor. , The Editor t . Wit paper w ' i r tp0nt$Ujr ttatemenU of Corrta- pvnde nt: no eotftmunicationt of an anony- rnofi character will be publithed, the real name tf the wriCer mutt aceorkpany all communion- J tiont. "y m trAo inaff feel agneved at tlai'emenU made hy ewresjjbllttehtt can obtain the name on application to thejSjlitor. Arrival .md Derrtnre of Mails. Post-Office New-Berne. N. C.t ) I I .onc 17th, 1872. f Mail Closes for the North, West and South at 7 4-t A M. ! J Mail Closes (or Beaufort and the East, at 1 mPM. - " ! '- ' jjaii Closes for Washington, 8wif t Oreek. Hvde and Beaufort sCounties, every day. t"5 30 A M. - 1 Mail doses for Trenton. Pollockville, and Bwans).ro, Wednesdays and Saturdays at B 30 A 'Mi-'-' f 'v! " v;" Mail closes for Hatteras (eta. Beaufort) at 415 P. M. , "If- ' 1 Mail closes for Grantihoro, Bay Kiver and Vandemere. Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur days at 6 AM. j MAIL ARRIVES. From the North, iWeA and -South at 4.46 p. M. anrt opened for rlfeli very at 5 45 P M.) Prom Peauftrt and trie East at 855 A M. From Washington, rjwift Creek, N C, &c daily, at 4 P M I 1 Fr"m Trenton. Pbllookville and Swansboro Tuesdays ml Fridays it 4.30 P.M. from Gmn tsboro. Ray River and Vande inrre, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at IP U ! 1 Office hours from 8 A M. to 5 P M. and 5 45 to 7 00 P M. Sundays from 12-30 to 1 P M. ! QEO. V. N:Afi(N. Jr.. Postmaster. Price of Kvil Stores, Ac. Turpentine. Virgin Dip $5 50 . " Yellow Dip $5 50 "s Scrape.... $3 75 ' Spirits, per gallon.. 59 cts Tar.. ...L-..L. ......... $2 00 Rosin, common, strained, 53 50 Corn, from b. ats. new, j 50 cts .4 old,.... 6065 ets Cotton,' Baled 17 J eta U I . Seed ...1. O C's 1-V3 20 ets - HRW BERXE AXO VICISITY. 1st Ward, whole number of votes cast in j this Ward 137 of whic h j TJ. S. Grant 4 received 51 j , j . , Horace Greeley " 85 Charles O'Connor ' 1 This is an increase of twenty eight Republican votes over the August election. 2nd Ward TJj. S. jGrant, 51 Horace Greeley, 62 3rd Ward 4th Ward , 5th Ward 6th Ward , 7th Ward ' 8 th Township James City .. .. Ut S. prant, 90 Horace Greeley, 67 V S. Grant, . 47 Horace Greeley, 33 U- S. Grant, 262 Horace Greeley, 55 Uj S. 0rant, " 520 Moras Greeley, 10 Ui S jJranfc, 113 Horacj- Gree'ey, 11 Uj S. Grant, 383 Horace Greeley, 33 Uj S. Grant, 448 Horaca Greeley, 5 -Total vote of New Bqrne, incMcKng James Cy. ' "., . - BepnbWfcan, 1,767 ' liberal, 366 1 T Total, 2,133 "Township No. 2, Gaskinfs Mil. J '1' .. . U. S jGrant, JfO . 1 ' ' Horace Cfreerey, '37 3 Eepiblican gain of 39 Township No.5, Aitns;Creek. K U. S. Grant, 100 Horace Greeley, 19 Republican gain o .! , Township No. 6. I 4 tj. SJ Giin - 114 Horace Qreeley, 40 Republican gain of 2.j Township No. 7, Cannoi's Precinct - U. "S. 'Grunt, 39 Horace dreeley, 14 Township No. '9. Fort Barnwell. H ,- L U. Si Grant, 144 - fibrace Greeley. 77 Big Swift Creek, Greeley's majority, 30 Republican galb of 5$. i,Tty Bateman's new cicars. " TJsa Meadows & Co'a ls Jamaica Ginger. ! ... . h i : " JFreshTeas, Roasted CHT e, atC. E. Stovan's The County Commisiij nera met yesterday at tlie Coirt House.- t Lager Beer of the beat quality at wholesale afiij Tetaii at,ZnA5DS. - - , , r , Buckwheat, Flonr and Meal at C E Stovza's. Tooth, Nail and Hair Cos. : A,- Brushes, at Meadows "ftie Jo'nes County Superior Court Commenced yssterda.'-, Judge Cla-kei presiding. Columbus Cigar the finest in the city at ta6.eile and retail at Zixxiirbi Crackers of all kind and Micaroni at C E Bloteb's. ! I I 'r- r , uerman Sttjdy, or office Lamp, at Meaflows Wanted A good cook, who can come Veil .recommended. ! J E- NASH. rmest Scotch Whiskey,-French Brandy and uies at Zinkands. Miac Slovzs's. H - - q -"! Ary Meadowa & Co'b Eau do Cologne and Ext otsey Club. r Ho?sekp )rs cottsolf your interest. and ex- -iue iitadows 4Co' irtock of 'goods. There is a "William Goat and a hog in the City Pound. Call on Marshal Turner, prove property and pay charges, and all if Jl be tkireeL Some ingenious observer has SiScbYered thai there is a remarkntle resemblance between a baby and wheat. n eat Stia?firat xridledl ihen threshed, and finally becomes the flower of the family. it: ' r- The Hipporhinorrhcas, or horse dwease, has not appeared in this city yet, and we sincerely hope it will nrt. It would be a hard blow, on onr farmers to have their horses offltcted with this dreadfu! disease, and seriously interfere with the propect5 for Che next crop. :,. A .correspondent , waiting fom ? Beaufort, N. C..J'sftys: The' vote" has Wn' canvaed and shows a Republican gain of 33 over the August election, the whole number cabt being 117. Morehead Citygivesl6 majority for Grant, against 36 majority for Mirimon in August. Harlow's Creet gives Grant 20 majority. In crease over the August Vote. . . . : I: '' Hill's Swamp gives Graut 4 mdjority. Re publl&in giiin. . Newport gives Creeley 10 majority. Repub-' lican gain. Better all the time. ; - - - The indications are that Carteret EWgone for Grant? ' - ; . - ' . : - The finest . Chewing"? Tobacco ' and Cigars at Meadows &, CoV Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Fish, Pork, at C E Siotr"s. Corn Bief, CoJ Best quality Slover's. of Butter and Cheese at C E Acrid en t. A rumor Was current in New Berne yesterday, that the Inspector of El.ction at Portsmouth, N.C, had met with a sad accident by falling from a cart ribd dislocating his collar bone. " Notice to TmX Fajm All persons owing "State and county taxes for the year, 1872, a e he' eby notified that payment must be made without delay. Further indulgence cannot be given. Orlando Hubbs, tf Sheriff draven Countyj j STATELlNGS. The TJ. S. CcJart will commence at Asheville to-day. -. The Mayor of Wilmington has iSSued a Thanksgiving Pro-iaination. Tbe Locals of the. Newt and the Post take a spat at one another occasionally. Oao of the Knights at the Wrtldou Tourna ment was throwa f iona his horsa and severely injured. " & : ,,,. The Stotevi'le Intelligencer says thn t a new. Factory will go into operation at that place shortly. The Sbitesville InUUgencer says that the handsomest lady at the Charlotte Fair was fiom States ville. Capt. 3 Q DeC rteret. who was stricken with paralysis some months ago, is said to be beyond hope of recover?. Mr. Albert H. Dowell is. t publish a weekly piper at Asheville to ba "called the Thunder Clap of Freedom." ere wre eg't thonsand neople at Mii- "oli os oldJhtj EohinsonV gtaai iircts So ftaYs ttie fofirnal. ? v Mr. J M Currin, of Granvill9. took the first premium for leaf t bac30 and the firt pre mium for the best-tags at the Danville Fnir. David Nixon, a member of the Giblem LMe of cohlred,fh8oiu,"aie4 In Wilmingtin oBF i- dny. Me was buried with Masonic honors last Sunday evening. Messr. Seagle & Smith propose to publish a paper in Lincolnton, N. C, aboit the first of January, 1873. The paper ia to be called the States Un'on." , On Ithe night of the 2fith of last monlh. Mr Robert W. Porter was jolted off the ton of the stage 'ier Asheville and r-ceived injuries which resulted in death dn the following Sunday morning. TheTarboro Enquirer says that a colorfd man. a few ci'iys ago at Kicky Mount, T in: at tempting to jnrap on the train while in m tion. missed the platform and fell npon the track. The result was the loss of a hand. , Tbere were rn &ae of the liors' dpns belong ing to the circus two beautiful cubs, about, as lnree as cats, and as playful as k'ttrs. Fred R. C. Twitv. offered vobur John Robinson $50 for one of them, and was informed in a manner both ch:ldlike and bland, that the proposition would be ihovght of, if he woald offer $5,000. j We regret to larn thit onr old friend W F Pollock, a well-known citizen of Monnt 0v, was on Thursday morning last killed by a train on the W. & W. railrbid. It seems thit ia a state of drowsiness he had cone to sleep on the trick, .and the morning; triin ran oer him-. He leives a f imily and ra tny sorrowing friends. WiLJovrnat ' The Rileiirh New siys thit Giv. CiHw 1 received a talegrtohii desoitih Situriiy mirv ing from Colambn.s-, Gv, notifin him of arrest, in that State, of the notorious Gaorti : Aoplewhite, one of the Hsnry B Try Lowery gang of outlaws. . A rewird of s'x thonsand dftrlirs hxS heen offrad for his arrest by Ihe Governor. Ther ? are n"w only two remaining, for whnm a reward is offered, Andraw Strong and Stephen Lowery." At a regular meetiri'T. of th9 Roanoke and Tar River Agrieolbiral Sooiety, held at Wei don, Thurslay night list, the following officers were elected for the ensning year: - - R H Smith-! Sr., President, v Vice.PresidentTrM,ijTr. Jesse .Yeat8, Hert ford"; W W Brickell. Hiflf i; 17r J O JaeobP, Northampton; Georgs Bishop, Bertie; Joseph W Ppweft; Edgeaombe-,) Henry Williams, T War ren; Riohard Saulsbnry, Mirtin; George N" Lewis, Nash; Dr. W B. Capehart, Chowan; Col Thomas S Kenan, Wilson; Dr. CaarW ' 3 cJagan, Pitf; Wm. P Hodsrcs, Gates. j ? On motion, Hon. Kemp Pf Battle was 'made an honorary Vice-President of the Society; 3 r- Man'.Sto'' ad ArtOIer' rt ? E T Manning, A&hVant. Orani" Lodje of tfonk Uimliia.'Thd Grand Lodse of Free aul Accepts WOM of North Carolina.-will cominence' is g(th annhJ commuriicafion in this city on Mouday, 2nd of December next, at 7 o'clock p- ni " j , Return tickets for oae fare will be issued oyer . the several railroads in this State to offio rs and representatives at tending the Grand Lode,! on application therefor at the usual points there they take .the ears. This arrangement has been made" with the railroad authorities, and the! re turn tickets as indicated should be procured payment of full fare - New. Not Generally Known.. M irtin Van Buren is only man who held the offices of President. Vice-President,' Minister to England Governor of his own State and member of both Houses in. Congress ' , I Thomas H- Benton i the only man h' Id a seatin the United States Senate for thii-ty conuecutive years. , 1 The only instance of father and son inj the TUnited States Senate, at the same time, is hat if Hon. Henry Dodge, Senator from Wisconsin, and his son Augustus C. Dodge, Senator from Iowa. j General James Shields -is the only man , who ever "represented "t to States in the United States Senate. . At one time he was Senator from. Illinois, and subsequently Senator from Minnesota. SielliiigoflT at Coat. Intending to discontinue the Book B'lsihes in New Berne, I offer the entire stock for sale at COST. Purchasers will find many nrticles id this stock snitilds for Holiday and Birth day pesents" Merchanes can be supplied at lower njrnres than the same material can now b purchased at the N rth. J. E. N ASH. MNA INSURANCE CO. Hartford, Conn. INCORPORATED 1810. Capital, - - - S3, 000,000 Assets, - - - 86,004,503 PITT RAROWS, Agent, NEW BE TINS, ST. C. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE J NEW BER ME D3JJ5j Noon Dispiitclies.1 ELECTION-HETORtfS, . KENTUCKY. : Fbanktort, Nov. 6, Retnms indicate h full Repnblicnn, and a fulling off. of one third of the Democratic yof'e. Gretsfej's majority is probably 10,000. Democratic Congressmen are elected in every District, ' NEW YORK. ! NewYobk, Nov. 6. The Eeruld't election estimates gives to Grant 28 State , and to Gree ley 8 States, or 268 Electoral votes for Grant to "90 for Greeley. The popular majority for Grant is placed at 350,000. The Herald editoriuHv says that whether the result will te accountel for by the pope l.ir strength of Gtn. Grant on one hnno or weaknei-a of Greeley, and feebleness of the Liberal Republicans combined, with the Dem cratie bolt on the other bund, it is in many re spects tbe most remarkable Presidential elec tion in the history of the country. The Tribune gives Grant 232 Electoral ivoteB at the low. st and 78 for Greeley, with the rest doubtful. There is scarcely a ptrallel case, it says, in the completeness of the route and tri umph. It argues that the Liberals could not withstand the enormous outlays of moneys ex pended by the Republicans in conducting the canvass.. Gen.. Grant now has four years more per with heavy Concessional majori ties, it toys in whatever reform he may sek to tff.cthe will have the aid of tbe Tribune. The World pi ices Grant's popular majority at 300,000. It says that the defeat is due to tjhe Democrats surrendering to Greeley and that the demoralization consequent npon! New York ring pecul itions of a year ci two ago had j disheartened the parly and caused the nomina tion at Baltimore, that the p rty had ndt re covered in time from the T-unmany taint jto do anything; till too late. The Tintki gives Grant 300 Electoral j votes ant Greeley only 43, with the balance doubtful .... All tbe election Districts heard from on the majority vote of this city give Hnvenaeyer, Re publican, 51,959. Lawretce, Tammany, 48.00J, O'Brien. Apolo Hall, 34 301, Havemeyer p'n rulity being 3,454. The General Assembly in the State wiH probably stand 44 Democrats to 84 Republicans. The Senate is Republican, holding 'ver from last yeaT. , t The Tribune commenting on the result, "says the Liberal Republican strength ia North Caro lina, Vermont and &i dne waa nearly neutralized ty Democrats ho would not eat crow f when they could get from five to twenty dollars for not eating it. The New York Congressional delegatron j atandi. 2J Republicans and 10 Democrutsj The I lash deleeation was 15 Republicans and 16 Democrats. FROM WASHINGTON. j . . WAshisgtoh, Not. 6. The steamship Grenada, just chartered to run from Boston to Charleston, is burned. FOREIGN MARKETS. .- ,. ' Londos. Not. 6 Noon. Consols 92j; five-twenties 89, Pabts, Nov. 6 S oon-. Rentes 52 and 87. j r,' ' - ' LrviRPOou TSrl C Noon. Cotton dnll and heaTy ; . Uplands 9 ; Or leans T0; saWbf 10,000 bales ; speculation and export, 3,009 balea,u.'I ( :.l ,; " MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES. ELECTION RETURNS r-i T FROM - WASHJOIGTONi : . :--VrV:,. Washinotox, Nov. fl( Phelps, Eeprab iciri,' is ' elected from the 5th New York Distr ct.by .a major, ty of 2,580. J - Lowndes, Republican .iu- the 6th Maryland District, is elected by l;76.V : - New Xork elects six Espnblicin Congress men, and has a Republican joint ballot. - The Republican majority i4 a'out 12,000 in Maiue. I ' f The Republican m'embers of the New York Legislature tti oppos. d to . Conkling's re-elec-l tion to the Senate. Scudder, Republican, ia elected from the 1st New York District by' l,00t) majori y. .... j The Liberals carry but one oounfy in Kansas . ... : A dispatch from St. Louis states that octunty gives Greeley over 3,000 majority. Grant's majority in Chicago is 8,000. Bice, Wood and Faf ifwfilf; KJp liljlidan s, art elected to Cong ess. ' ' Grant's majority in Illinois is abatlt 35. 000 j Illinois elect twelve Republican members of Congress. Page and C ayton, Republicans, are elected to Cong, ess from California. One hund' ed and forty pre- incts outside of the city of San FrancTsco give Grant 6,720 majority. j Both parties claim Virginia. Returns from Alabama are meagre. Both parties still claim Louisiana, though the Liberals regard their success almost certain by 10,000- Florida is also claimed by both parties by a very small majority. n Indications exist of 10,000 majority in North Caro ina for Grant. i Dispatches from ' Nashville indicate that Maynard is elected Uonjressmen at large over Juhnson and Cheatham- GENERAL NEWS. FROM WASHINGTON. Washington, Oct. 6. ; Th 89 whn have conversed ' with President i Grant and his more intimate lrieuds in Wash ington during the past month. ;wilt re rue nber that tl ey uninformly predicted such a result of the Presidential election as has j'isi cc3iirre. They seemed to possess diti from gentlemen in different p.irts of the country ; which juit'fied them in their hopes and prospects, now fully realized. ' The President to-day recurved calls of congiital itions in addition to numerous tel egrams of greeting, and also announcing re sults. He expressed t'aanks to his gnetts for these manifest itions of friendhip, and apart from the political issues involv-Jd was gratified, that the people had vindicated bis private character, which had been assailed duriug tjl c mv ts-s, that there will be at laast one change iu the (Jubiuet at the commencement of th next Presideniial term, ihere isn quebtioi. It is known that Secretary -Fish has recently expresselhis wish-s to bo relieved from the position of Secretary of State. This desire will be gratified at the end of the present term. There is no proba bility of a -change of Attorney Gdner .l Judge Williams recently remarked that al though he could have been elected Senator from Oregon, Le declined te bg a candidate in order thit he m'ght remain in his pr -sent r ffice. There is good reason fr st,.t ug that any remarks with regard to th? other mem bers of the Cabinet would be mere speculation but it may be s dd th vt the coram'ssions of all of them will expire at the clo3e of the present term, thns necessitating new commissions to thone serving as Cabinet offi ers after the 4th of March next. It is too early to anticipate the Pr-sident's action in the future concerning reforms and measures ot administration, turth r thxn his intimation to-day that : h will so en deavor to shape his official conduct as to nnite the people in stronger bonds of peace, while by all raeaus'in his power promoting their w.liare at home and abroad. FROM NEW YORK. New York, Not. 6. ! Greeley runs behind the State Ticket in Florida. j , .' j Immense Republican gains in every section of Virgiuia heard from justify i the conclusion that Grant has carried the State. The Repub lican party claim it, and but! few Democrats hold out in claiming it for Greeley. The steamer Benefactor has iarrived The Java took oat $250,030 1 FROM PENNSYLVANIA. pHrLAPSTiPHIA, N v. 6. General Meade 'died this evening of Pneu monia. The wet weather aggravates the horse dis ease. Men are hauling the wagons. NEW YOiiK MARKETS. New Yore, Not 6 Money easy at 56 V cent.! Sterling quiet and steady,. Gold 12$12 cents. Govern ments steady and advance. States firm. ! Cotton quiet -Bales of 2,414 bales-1 Uplands 19 cents Orleans 19f cents. Flour inactive, without a decided change. Wheat very dull, 23 lower winter red Western 60S8 cents. Corn heavy and lower, and very moderate export and home demand, j Rice steady ; at 78J. Pork active at flo.75$15.85. Lard firmer at 89 cents. Tallow firmer : at '99 5 16 cents. Turpentine steady at 62J ents. Rosin Rteady at S4.40 for a trained. Freighta firmer. '. N j Cotton report. N?t receipb 57 bales; gross receipts, 8,226 bales: Future sales, 25.6C0 bales for November, at lt18 7-16; for Dc eember at 18i18 ; for January at 18 7-16 13 9-16. '' I iB v 46ALTBIORE MARKETS. j Bai.TkoKE. Not. 6. Floor dull and unchanged, Wheat firm with full prices. Corn active white 62S5 yeli low 6062. Oats dull Southern 3 t. Pio- Tisions doll and onchanged. Whi key scarce FOREIGN NEWS, Lorx)N, l?ov. The result of the Preadential election in America is published in London this morning. Ihe Telegripk &elievss Grant deserved ! re election, and that the fact thit be h is been again chosen disprove the assertion that Re publics are ungrateful. . ' . - The Standard makes a violent attack npon the Republican party, which it says has done nationally what Tammany aud Fisk did locally, that -Grant and Greeley are both unfit for the position of President of the United States, .but i. says of the two evils it belie Ves the puople have made tin best choice. Paris, Not. The German troops hava evacuated the city of Rheims and the to.v i of Vetry Tn Franok. These were the last p ts retained by them in tae Departmen of llarne. FOREIGN MARKETS. - Livbhpooij, Not. Cotton closed unchanged. 1 ' ATTENTION. I desire to call the attention of the public to the fact that t hate now on hand, and j will continue to keep, tbe best, as well sb the cheapest cigars to be found in this city ; the finest brands ot chewing tobacco, viz": Slay Flower, Solace, Century ami Chesapeake. The finest brands of smoking tobatfSo, arong Which will be found Durham. Virginia and Turkish, j Snuffs of all kinds, and a large variety of pipes and smokers articles of every description Iu addition to the foregoing, every article usually kept ih a first-class Cit;ar Store, can be purchased at wholesale and retail at Mew-Bern g 'obacco Emporium, South Front St., two doors above the Gast n Honso. M. GOLDSMITH. Proprietor. Dec. 9 -tf. New Advertisements. Good rooms and all the popul ir papers of the day at ti'e BAtrmnU House, Santh Front street. M. t' ahn, at his stables on Middle street offers a fine lot of Mules and Horses at rea sonable i .rices. Call aud see them for your selves. ' Marchl5-tf. Georgia Cotton Gins, Da Bois Gins, Emery Gins, Ingersoll Cotton Presses, ftre being sold ty Mit.tbelVAllettCo. A full line of C-'lgate t Go's Toilet Soaps, among which are the justly celebrated Ca&hmere Bouquet, as well as Honey and Glyceriue at Meadows & Go's. I Shawls, Dress Goods, Velveteens, Boots Shoes, Hats, and all styles of Woolen goods, at Agostines, b i Pollock Street, next to the Nr tional Bank. oct9 tf T. A. tfreen, j Wholesale and Retail Grocer, and Liquor Dealer, Middle street, opposite the market Orders promptly filled and satisfaction! guar ran teed. fOct. 20kf. I 3ST 3 XS J. JSI OS ii Continental Insurance Company, OF NEW Y O R K. VIBGINIA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY. Roberts & Henderson, Ag'ts. OmcB Southebn Express Buu.-.iKa, , Craven Street. - . Administrators Notice." PURSUANT TO AN OKDER OF TUB COURT of Probate for Cr.-en County. I ahall tfer fur eale, cm the 6U day Decemtx;r. proximo, a house and lot at the corner ot Pollock aud Berne street. heloDgtn? to thf. estate of f oepuiu! A. Barney, deceased, now in the occupation of Mrs. Koor.ce. I And also a emill hon and lot. belong! asr to the fame estate, on Pollock Street, second door east of the foreccine. in tfce occupatin of Annia Talor. This property 1b old In oriler f. mke aafets for the payment of.deb's. One hundred dollars of the purchase money will he rrtjoirrd fa cash ; the residue may he secured hy notes in leeal proportions at six nd tweLvo mo&As. The Wtla will t reserved as a further sc-nrity until the notes are paid. " I Ncv 1 Ira R. HUBBS. Attnr FOR NEW YORK D 1 RE C T : EnS. Terry, Saly or Master Zjdiac, Chapiiij Master. Thtough Bills of Lading ff yen t aiid from ait poicts on the IS. C. liiu Koa I Insurance effected through as at per ceni - Freights will be taken foriPhila- delpbia and Baltimore. I GEO. W. DILI.. Regular Inland Freight Line I 1 .BETWEEN NEW BERNESSl AND BALTIMORE The " Steamer : Comm rce will continue to make regular trips between tbe above nlaeeo. leaving Baltimore for New Berne direct on Thursday, July IS, and erjry other Thursday there-liter at o P. ii. I New Berne Agent. B. L. PERSY. Baltimore Agents. Messra. WHEDBEE A DICKINSON Ap30 tf WALKER, Matter. THE NEW-BERN DAILY TIMES. A NEWSPAPER IN ETERT SKXKE OF THE WORD. uepnbliean In politics. A Reflector of the Sent! merits of can the Republi- 3?axty. TJ N I O N T O T H E BACKBONE. UEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE WHOLE PEOPLE. ! ProgreEeive in , ART, j SCIENCE, C03iMERjCE, EDUCATION, AND AGRICULTURE. - i TEHMS, 06 PEH YEAH IN .ADVANCE. Advertisement! ot questionuble charac ter aot; idnjiued j t its columns on any terms. Legitimate sdvertuhrg trone at T TXTTIaTr-. 11 V 1XXX RATES. THE fAPC7? SPEAKS FOR ITSELF1 PUBLISHED DAILY E.jHabbs&Co., Any f i i si i ..4 lj Wo. 20,Graven Street, NETT-BEBN, K, C By Higginsi Cobb & Co.- -1' Alloeerar 4 i a Street .r "1 i ' f I I i ' We wiH sell on TtiedayT morning next 800 .caflea of Bobbi Shoes, Brognna, &.,&. fThe sales are held only on Tuesday of each week, and comprise a special and general assortment of Eastern and City made goods direct from, tbe manufacturers, and waranted at represented Catalogues on the morning of sale, and the goods ready for inspection. " BIGGINS, COBB fc CO., 6 4 8 German St, Baltimore. n H-ttV ; Pratt's Astral OiL 50 cents per gallon, at ; Meadows & Co. BERRY'S BUDGET. Insure in the New YorS' lifo"' Iusurrnce Company.; 5 1 " - R. Bkbbt, Agent. Select Drngs and Pure Chemicals, at Berry's. Bargains in Paper, EnTelopes, Fens, Ink, JLc, at Berry's. it';- Paints, Oils and Varnish of reliable quality. Also, Brushes, Putty, Ac, Jto., Ac , ai Berry a. Window and Picture Glass, cut to any Size or shape. Uoioreu, engraved and ground Glass, to order, at Berry b. Only 73 cents for a gallon of Pratt't Astral Oil, and a can ' to keep it in, or 50 cents for . the oil, at Berry's. " Buist's warranted garden seeds, at Berry's. Buy " Cabomsa ! Water," the best cologne in the market, a lienry's. . . . Berry's" Extbact Mrsx-Ross outlasts any other extract for the handkerchief. Extract Beef Wine and Iron, .'war .-anted to keep) AtBaRSi'a. " Elixir Calisaya, i :. "Calisaya attd Iron,"and other modern pre pars -tions on hand, or to order, at short notice, at Berry's. u ' , Organs or Piano-Fortes of any style, 1 ot manufacture, to order, at Berry's. j Scientific Books, , of American or European publication, furnished to order, at Berry's, j The best of etarylliing for fair price, at Berry's. t ... j Highly Carbonated infusion of medineinsl roots, and herbs as a beverage, popularly termed R jot Beer, at Berry's. Picture Frames and Trimmings, atBeiry't.T If yon wantagood ,'Eotlv," oae Berry's "Bok. tna: xfiwders." ; , BATEMAN HOUSE, BRICK JIblLDIKG, South Front St., near Craven I (FORMERLY THE HARVEY BOTJSX.) . , THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BECENTLY opened tbe above named House, would call attention to the fact that, desiring to meet the wants of the people for a first class . , Bar and. Billiard Roonis, has fitted np in a style that.be feels assured will aeet the approbation! the public, , . A BAR THAT IS STOCKED WITH TEZ BEST , Ales, : Wines, : Liquors, and Cigars, connected with which ia a first elast ' Billiard Room, with a modern Nonpariel Table and erery in . provauent and accomodation. - : s The READING ROOMU applied wUh ail the leading fState and prominent ; news and illustrated papAs. - ' ; J. BATEMANV' l'B'.rBlETOB.1 STEAMSHIP LINE New-Bern arid Baltimore. Thk Stkamkk JAS. A. GARY, - CAPT, HALL. Master, r REDUCED FT-OTJll. 30c: -porOs: SOci REDUCED KATES ' OH COTTON . To Baltimore .' ' 2 QO -, ; FhilMvhia . 2 50 u JSTew.York 2 75 - U 330i5tHI, ' ' '4 00 per bale M 44 ; Tor rafea and , cngag. njenU prly to B. L. PEBUY, .t the Waarf Bern, and ANDREWS CO, Balti more. ' -: ' i.-, RATES. 1 .- .tiii) it ,h 4 i)
New Berne Times (New Bern, N.C.)
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Nov. 7, 1872, edition 1
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