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$w Bum flip! lUTES Of SUBSCRIPTION RATES OF jSvERTlSIKGr Ten Linesj or CbeXnch ; Space, wBturev TERMS . CASH IN ADVANCE. One Tear . pix Months Three Months one Month . 8 0( 2 00 i One Square, one luwrtion .- " .. ' $3 0O; Each subsequent Insatton .. .. .. X SO Liberal deductions made to large advertiMcrc t Special Notices charced 2Srer auaL Mehex i-lf "KtirV AND XJiNION NOW A2Vl3 FOREVER, OISfK AND , IJfREPERABLE. Unel-VVefote FFF persons sending us a club of fen yarlj sub. .1 m r SPTibers. will receive! a copy of the paper for the same length of tijme freefcharge., TOLUME XII. NBW BBRTTB, J SAITCAf NOVEMBER 3' :XUMBEB-5S miiu uruuutry aaveruBouwnvS) All letters ahoold be addressed; if WW Arrival and Departure of Mails. . POST-OFFICE.1 New Eeene, N. O.-Tnne 14, 1873. J , MAIL CLOSES Por Ve North. Wrist nd South n 7 30 -A M Fnr lnnfort nd jhe Eaet, at 4 IS P M . Ff-r Washington, Fwitt CreekHyle and Beanfr-rt Comities, every flay at 5.o0 A M T-nr Trenton. PolWksvil e and Swansboro, For Hatter (rfri pWnrt) at 4. 15 P M For Grantsborn. Kay River and Turner Tuesdays, Thnrsdnys and Saturdays at 6 A M MAIL ARRIVES From tberlh, We,t.Kr,dKontb.a.50 PM From P.mnfort and the East at 8 30 M TrZ Washington, Swift Creek, N. C Ac, d ftK Trnfon. PollorVaville and Swansboro, Tuesdays and Fridays at 4.00 P M . From' Grantsboro, BayPJr ardVandeTnere, Mondays, Wednesdays md Fridays at 4 if M. Office Honrs : From 8AM to 4 45 P Jf. and K .IS to 7 P M. Sunday fom 12.30 toll' 1 GEO. W.'NASON, Jr., Postmaster. SOCIETY DIRECTORY. The folio-wing is a list of the Societies' and their time and places of meeting, in New Berne : "Kpw Beine Branch Evflngelieal Alliance," Kev. Geo. W. Neal, President, Eev L. C. Vass. Secretary. Holds pro ne nala meetings. St John's No. 3, A. F. & A M., - J Wm. Dunn, W. M. Gen. E Pittmau, Secretary. Meets Second Wednesday night in each month at Masonic Hall.' ' " New Berne O, No. 24". A. F. k A. M. ' K. P. torch, V. M. Tho". Powers, Secretary. Jleets Third Wednesday nieht in each month at Masonic nail. vino- Solomon's Lokffe. No. 1. A. Y. M.. H. Johnson. W. M. Israel Harris. Secretary; ... Meets Tuesda evenings, at.JJrayton nan. Athenia Lodge, No 8, Knights of Pythias, Thos. Powers,' C. 0. -. of R. and S.. J. L. H. Missilie Meets Thursday evenings, at Masonic Hall. Berne Lodge, No. l,f I. O. O F., I Thos; Stanley, N. G. Reretaiv. Wm. M. Watson Meets Monday evenings,' at Masonic Halli Trent Lodge, No. 2, L O. II., ' J. A. Simpson,. W M. E. 0. Cnthberh Secretary. Meets Friday evenings, at Lowthrop Hallv New Berne Grange!, No. 18, P. of EL, - - J S. Long, Master, J. E. Nash, Secretary., Meets the I'irbt Saisir ay in each month, at Lowthrop Hall. Athens Lodge, So 2G. I. O. G. TV . L W.-Ed wards, TV. C. T., J. M. Long. Secretary. ' : Meets Tuesday evenings, at Lowthrop Hall. Star of the South !iodge. No. 3, I. O. G. T. J. B. Brown, W. C. T., II. Davis, Se.ci etary. Meets Fridi y evenings, at Drayton Hall. Bethlehem Lodge. No. 1 5. 1. 0. G. T. , , t Rev. Alex. Bass, W. C T, J. A. IlaU. Secrtetary. Meets Monday efeniags, at Drayton HalL Good rooms anil all the popular papers of the day at the Batemun House, South Front street Southern Diarrhoea Medicine. Fresh supply received at all the Drug Stores. march 29-tf Edward Whitman successor to J. W. Hill,.,on Pollock street neat Middle, offers a full line of Lienors and Clears at reasonable prices. M. h ahn &Co at their stables on Middle St. offer a fine lot sonahle prices. eives. fvf Mules and Horsps at rea- Call and see them for your- MarchlS tf. Go to B. L ChkrchilFs, Middle street, for the best of everything in the Hardware, Tinware, and Horse Furnishing Goods line. &toves ai vprv low Tvnnfis. t - V,rtl-i n rolini Stntft T,ife Insnrance Com pany, Raleigh, if. d, insures on all desirable pmriK is progressive, prospe ous auu pupiuoi keeps the moniy at home. Insure in it. 1). 11 tiAKKAWAT, JJ1S I: Ageui. F t t, . it r rew reme, v. Tor Sale or e asa 81, west side of Middle street Part of lot No.l fitnatftd between! the property f Charles Zinc- kand and Georg Bishop, Jb q. 1VO. Shtachtek, Apply to Cor. Pollock aiid George Sts. Billiard Tablj for Sale. A first class Milliard Tabla (National size) with balls, cus and ; everything complete for sale at a lowi figure, inquire of John S. aaio at ok iu wi -i5 "i1 Pahuer, at Merchants Club House, New Berne. aimer, ai ji April 8-tf. Tor Sale. The valuable lots situated on the corner of Pollock and house. Office Hancock streets with Dwelling antl out-buildings are offered for sale at low figv ton; or -at this lines. i Apply to Mrs. David Hea y aug2-tf. cjffice. Notice- Notice is hereby given to the tax-payers of Craven Cotmtyi that the State and County taxes for 1873 are dufe. AH persons are notified to come forward rnd pay said taxes. Prompt payment must 1 ie made. I will attend at my otce; at the Ccunty Jail, to receive the same, from and after tjhis date. ' Oblasdo Htjbbs, Sheriff of Craven County. New Berne, N. C, Aug. Dth, 1873. The Merchants' Club House, Which will be kept as usual in first-class style, is now open for the admission of a few transient and lodging rooms. regular boarders. The tables, and bar, cannot be surpassed by any house in lew Berne, and no pains will be 6pared for the comfort of guests. tf. Wm. L. Palmes, Proprietor. Notice to Ti lx Payers. The city tak list for the present year now being made up, and in accordance with a reso lution passed aft a meeting of the Board of Coun cil on the 4th instant, I hereby give notice that a discount of 5 per cent, will be auowea on au taxes paid pilior to September 1st, and that after September 1st. a discount of 2 per cent, will he allowed on all taxes paid prior to Octo- oer ist. tf. B. Jacobs. City Collector. CITY AND VICINITY. lh Editor ot thin paper is ia uo way re sponsible for the virtws or statements of Corres pondents. No cornmnnieations of an anony mous charact r will be pnblihhe J ; the rea! name of tho writer mnst accompany all communica tions. Any one who may fi-el aggrieved at statemrnrs made by correspondent can obtain the name on application to the Editor.' Correspondents will please write only o one. side of the paper. v 4 Prices cf Navel Stores, &c. Turpentine. Virgin Dip ..... . Yellow Dip......" ... " r Scrape.... Spirits per gallon . Tar : Rosin, common strained. . Corn, from b atg.' . ... Cotton, baled....... " -ed.'. f2 50 $2 5rt f 2 00 ' 3(5 cts $1 80 2 00 ..ft 00(,1 10 . lOKrt ll -ts .. 3(ft3cts State cf. the TherrnDraeter. Tlie Thermometer at tho Merchant's Honse, stood yesterday as follows : Club Dr. Geo. S. Attmbre, from Boy River, is in town. yy , f Capt. NP. Bray, of New Bedford, brother of Captf S, H. Gray, is on a visit to this city. Paid Up. The M na Life Insurance Co. through their agent at Beauf rt. C. Ixiwenbero; Esq., hist week paid to I aac Ramsey E-iq.. $5 000, the amount of insurance on the if - of his son Isaac E. Ramsey deceased. The iE lift stands deservedly high in the estimation of the people of this section. Superior Courts- The times of holding the Superior Courts of the third Judicial district by His Honor Judge Clarke, are as follows. Jones. Nov. 3, to Nov. 1. Green. - " 17 " " 29. Carteret. ' Dec. 1 " " 13. Pamlico. " 15 " Craven extra winter term, Dec. 22d. medical Conventien. A convention of the members of the Medical Fraternity, will be held ia Goldsboro on Tues. tday, the 4th of November, for the purpose of organizing a ' society for the advancement of Medical and Scientific, knowledge. Geo. L. Kirby, H. O. Hyatt,") Chas. Duffy, Jr., L. A. Stith, f Jno. S. Taft, J. McDonald, F. M. Rountree, V. N. Sewell, C. G. Coxr. , A. B. Pierce,' Drs. Com. W. J. Love,- Geo. F. Lucas, Thanks ' ' The Memphis Aid Comaittee beg leave to an nounce the fcnm of iilty dollars and tweny-five cents, as the net proceeds of Col. WaddeTl's Lecture oil .-'Wednesday last let which gallant gentleman, and t dd who have in any way contributed to the success of the work in which they have been erg igod since their appointment they wonl l offdr their mot sincere thanks. To Cpt. Ellis and hi corps ot admirable musicians, composing the New Berne Silver Govnet Band" they feel especially grateful for yalnableand gratuitous services rendered on the occasion of '.he Lecture. Turner's Almanac Tl.ere is som thing about the above Almanac, that seems to Wear the girb of an old and fami liar frveud, and in scanning its pages over, the readers eye . lights upon the illustrated -cms with which they are embellished and which takes us hack to former-yen rs. and makes us feel that we huve an "old timey" almanac. The number fin-1874. (being the 37th annual edi tion) has some improvements over former num bers in the way ot information lor firmerp, brief statistical facts, so plain that he who runs may read and undc rstand. It is carefully calculated by Rev. Dr. Craven of Trinity Col lege, and altogether forms such an interesting reference book for the Farmer, Merchant and others that they will be fully compensated in the small outlay of ten cents a copy and sold wholesale and retail. Published by James H. Enuias Agent Rahdh N. C. , STATE. , Fresh fish direct from New B-rne are plen tiful in this market, and sell at reasonable pri ces. Red. Sews. y Mr. Sidney Yount, of Catawba county, rnised ninty-three bushels and three pecks of corn on one acre of upland ground. . The .Newton .FwfcfrVafbr'says that Hon. Nat . Boyden, who ia seriously ill at his residence at Salisbury, cannot possibly live much longer. Revenue Items. The tobacco factory and fixtures entire of Capt. J. L. B, White, near Henderson, were seizad by Deputy Collector R. E. Young, on Monday, for alleged violation of the Internal Revenue law. In the factory there were 7,000 pounds of manufactured tobacco making a good haul for one day. Weldon News: Sam Harriss, a Very worthy negro man livi"g about four miles from Hali fax, crossed the Roanoke river, early Monday morning, g ing over 'nto Northampton county to hunt turkeys, and in asctn ling a steep bank near the river, nsed his gun as a, w.. Iking stick. Tiie gun being belo v and behind the unfortun ate man, from some cause, fired off. t ie entire load entering hid holy, killing him instantly. Turner v.". II Aden The Onse Dismissed by Jc.thje Tonrgee.Tiie Jollowiug speci.il dispatch to the Daily NeiCs was received at a late hour last night. , -v .-' "y Hillsboro, Oct. 28. --The of ,ne Statfl .vs" Hon. W. W. Hoi Itn, whs dismissed, on motion of defendnnt's c unsel. on the pb-a thitt the offence alleged came within the provisions ol the amnesty act of 1872-'3. Mr. Tnrner pro tested against the decision of the Jodae, but his decree was irrevocable and thus the matter rtd. Ral. 2fews. , At f o clock A. M. i50 degrees. "8 " " " 51 " " 10 " " " 60 " "12 " M. fit " 2 " P. M. fil " " 4 44 ' " " i2 " fi . a ' f8 4 3erspnnl. "' - No Mayor's Conrt,' cause no cases.i 1. ; V, S. Dlsfxjqf . Court ' ad j onrned yesterday- , The Str, J. A. jGarj sailed for Baltimore yes-' terday with a fuU cargo. t . -... , ; E. Wormell wiiL open a branch Photo graphic G-allery 'in Kinsto'uon or alxiut the 15th of November.- , . ' ' '" ' ' Freighte are good, and what is remarkable, a" cargo of cotton was rshipped on the 30th to Beaufort, the owners preferring to hold it rather' than i-ell at present prices. -y The schooner Mfiry Bryan, of gastrin gt6n, is on Wade & Howard's ways, undergoing a thor ough overhauling. - y '-; " " '-. v ? y v - 'A ' A number of gentlemen visitors to the cify enj yed the sailing qualities of the Yacht Julia, Com. "West; f n Thursday and expressedjihem selveg as 9ati6fitjd ;wih ttie' vesseV' and deligh ted with the sail, besides being grateful for the courtesy of the Commodore' We-were iuvited to join the party and regrr t that business pre vented us from doing so. 'XH1B CEJ-L AUI! OTJS. A Vermont pffpssor, who recently tried to mesmer'z? a bull by gtizing fixedly a.f the feroc ious bea.st, hs just recovered lrora the effects of hislnvblnntftiy aerial navigation, and has quite lost taith in the power of the human eye over brutes. A Sknjp Rascal. J. yN. Pierre, Jr.; late cashier of the Merchants' National Rank, at Lowell. Mass, who, it is chnrg'?!, hna been fif t n years euibizzHug S80.000 to $100,000, it is alleged akso stole his -own bond, so that the b:mk ofBiiers are isnomn- of the names of t!:0se who are his sureties, and cannot bring suit against them. Pierce, Jr. ovned a hnndsoine villa atMirtha'p Vineyard, and fought the tiger. roil SALti. A well built house in Morehead City, with 17 rooms, large and airy, and 4 additional rooms can be conveniently arranged in the attic. All necessary outbuildings, with .three lots of ground attached. Is conveniently located and well adapted for a Club or Sufrimer Boarding House. Will be sold on reasonable and accom modating terms. Exchange in part-- for other property if desired Apply to ' March 27-tf- E. HUBBS. P. P. P. P." ' The above are ithe initials of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, or Sugar-Coated, Concentrated Root and Herbal Juice, Anti Bilious Granules the "Little Giant" Cathartic, or multum in parvo Physic. . They are scarcely larger than mustard eed, yet represent as. much cathartic, power ai large repulsive pills," being a most searching and thorough yet gently and kindly operating , cathartic. Pleasant to take powerful to cure. 25 cents per vial, by Drug, gists. .-' '' ' ""' 1 Family Groceries in great variety and a full stock, at D.iil Bro's, South Front Street, oppo site the Gaston House. - : tf. Just received at Moses Patterson's, a large lot of State Prison made boots and shoes of the best quality. Notice. Application will be made at the next session of " the Legislature of North Carolina, for an amendment to the charter of tho Neuse River Ferry Company Oct. 25th, lS73-lin Notce The. Sixth Annul Session ot the Conference of the African ilethodist Episcopal Church of North Carolina, will convene in New Berne, Nt C,. November 12th, 1873, at which time the Rev. Bishop Campbell, D. D.. L. L. D., and forty or fifty itinerant ministers will be present. ; Cornelius Sampson, td. y ' Elder in charge. Dr. D. S Everitt, Surg-eon Dentist ' Respectfully informs the citizens of New Berne and vicinity that he has permanently lo cated in this city, and will be pleased to wait upoii those who desire his professional services. Particular attention paid to children's teeth. Office for the present, at Mrs. Carraway'a, on Pollock Street. o23 tf Great Reduction in Prices for 30 Days. . Owing to dull times, I will make Pearl types and Ferrotypes at the following prices: 4 large pictures, only 50 cts. 9 album size pictures, only 50 cts. E. S. WOBMELL, 35 Craven St., New Berne, N. C. When applied with Dr. Pierc's Nasal Douche and acompanied with Dr. Pierc'd Golden Medic al Discovery as c mstitutsonal treatment, Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rjnudy produces perfect cure of the worst cass of Catarrh and Ozen of many years' standing. This thorough course of med ication constitutes the only scientific, rational, safe and successful manner of treating this odious disease that has ever been offered to they afflictel. The instrument and two medicines sold for $2 by all Druggists. y - For Loss of Appatite, Dyspepsia, Indiges tion, Depression of Spirits & General Debility, in their various forms, -febeo-Phospobated Elixib of Calisata .made by Caswell, Razabd & Co., New York, and sold by xtll dinggists, is the best tonic. Asa (.timulaut tonic for pa tient recovering from fever or other sickues, it has unequal. If taken during the senson it prevents fever and ague aud othsr inter aittent fevers. .- . j. - - . .- . ' " The Purest and S .veetest... Cod-Liver' ' Oil is Hazard & C.iswell's made oa the sea shor from fresh, seh c ed livers, by Caswed. H utard &Co, New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have once takeu it prefer it to all others. Physicians have decided it superior to any of the other oils in market. 4w Tot Sale. Lots on New South Front strceL Apply to tf. - E.HUBBS. TKLIiG It.VIMIIC- FROM W ASHINGTON. ' ' r 7 ' Washinto.- Oct. 30". i The President has accepted an .. fervitajtion to lay the corner stoneof a New Yorlt niutsenm . I SaviHe. Ctiefplerkof the Treasury, is to go fo Durope ou business1 connected with the' Syn dicate. .-' -" '; ectetary" Richiardson says tffat if fher forth commg' debf statement d.jes- not show an in crease of oyer $5,000,000 hw will b,,disap pointed. . ; ,( -:y'-- - 1 ,'' FROM NEW tORR. 1 y -'y' , New fotat, Oct. BO, . The- jary in the Stokes case has returned a verdict of manslaughter in the third degree. He was sentenced to four years at hard labor.' judge Davis said : In rendering this verdict. Stokes, the jury have exhausted, and more than exhausted all mercy in your case. ' No appeal to this court can diminish the Sentence from th? highest penalty affixed by the statute in the degree in which you are convicted, ' and that is feq light and apparently trifling, as compared with the great crime you have committed. Stokes was surr'-unded and embraced by male relatives and hurried to the tombs.; Hoyt,' Spranue & Cot, do not deny tbeif failure, but docliue the statement about their creditors. ' '- ' The I failure of Ho yt, Sprague & Co., caused a heavy decline in values on stock eichange, and a depression outside. The restoration of confidence previously going on has received a check by this event which can only be looted upon a public calamity in the present condition af affairs. The stock market opened steady, but soon became weak and continued to decline until the 1 o'clock board, when a upward rea-tion set in. She decline ranged from 1, to 4 per cent. Since then the merket has werkened again. A dispatch from Pitteburg Pa., says that the blast fnrnaces of Morehead & Co., on the Mo nongahela river, have suspended and the said suspension foreshadows the closing up of the remainder of such furnaces in . that city and the Mahoning and Shenango valleys. There are eight of these farnaces,' employing about 10,000 men. FROM PENNSYLVANIA. Philadelphia, Oct. 30. Morgan, Young, Altremens & Co., dry goods merchants, have suspended. Their liabilities are $600,000. They will be able pay 75 to 80 cants on the'dollar. This house sold $2,000, 000 annually. ' Wm. M. Lloyed, banker, of Allentown, has suspended. Lloyd has half a dozen offices throughout the State. FROM ALABAMA. ' Montgomery, Oct. 30. No yellow fever deaths here. No new cases. Heaviest frost this r season. A few old cases? two of which are serious. FROM TENNESSEE. . -' Memphis, Oct. 30. For the twenty-four hours, ending at o'clock last night, there were nine yellow fever dehths and 9 from other caeses, The Board of Health officially notifies the absentees that they may safely return. FROM INDIANA. . Richmond Co. Oct. 30. A fight with small arms and Bix-pounder cannon, is progressing in this county, over the location of the county seat, and the possession of the county railroads. RHODE ISLAND. Pbovldencs, Oct. 30. It is understood that A. & W. Sprague, in this city, do nat suspend to-day, notwithstand ing the sailure of the New York house. NEW YORK MARKETS. New Yobk, Oct. 30. Money very dull at 7 per cenk Gold 108 Governments dul and Bteady . Cotton steady sales of 2,318 bales Uplands 14 cents ; Orleans lo cents Flour ' quiet and unchanged. Wheat a shade firmer. Corn quiet and steady. Pork quiet and steady new $14 85 to $15. Lard dull and in buyers favo steam 7 9-ltto 7f cents. Spirits tur pentine dull af 42 to 42J cents. Rosin firm at $2 87 f of strained. FOREIGN NEWS. Madalq, Oct. 30. It has been ascertained that sixty-six lives were lost by the sinking of the Fernando LI Cafalico. London, Oct. 30. The failure of a house which has been deal ing in Erie Railway shares is announced. Special Notice. .-' - All parties iudebted to the Times, , Daily or Weekly, for subsjription will receive bills by mail and by remitting promptly will oblige the publisher. Those who do not will not receive the papers after Oct. 15th 1873. tf. i ti 3lARItIED. In San Ffancisco, CaI., H. Nelson Weight formerly of this city, to Mabt E. Cheveb. The many friends of Mr. Wright, resident in our city, will be pleased to hear of this alliance, and we feel assured join us in wishing them a happy voyage " O'er life's solemn main," and finally, to reach a home of heavenly rest. 7T- special iLsrot-ioes, 9 Album Pictures at Wfl&ae& for SO cents. The "Silver Lake Cigar"' afHatensan's. tf. Ensure your prop rty in the old .Etna las Cc r Prrr BAHBatrs, Aent. No you don't i I guess not ; it is too bad. But yon know how it is. Come and see me and I'll explain how " Tvu Do It." 9 Album Pictures- at Wor mell s for 50 cents. Place your Fire Insurance with Imperial. Assets, $12,000,000.- D. T. Cakbawat. j April l-tf. Opposite Gaston House. 9 Album Pictures at Warroell'sfor 30 ents. : Soaps at Watkins, corner Pollock and Graven street. Toilet Soaps and soaps of all kinds. Thomas Nichols, Upholsterer aud Mattrass Maker, Craven Street, next door to Barber Shop, ; " ' ' tf. Jonathan Whaley, the Craven street jeweler has a heavy stock of all styles and the latest ia the way of full setts, latest style.' ' ATTENTION. I desire to call the attention of the public to the fact that I have now on hand, and will continue to keep, the best, - as well as the cheapest cigars to be found in this city; the finest brands 6f chewing tobaeco viz. May Flower, Solace, Century and Chesapeake. The finest brands of smoking tobacco, arrong which will be found Durham, Virginia and Tarkish. Snufls of all kinds, and a large variety of pipes and smokers articles of every description In addition to the foregoingevefy article isually kept in a first-class Ciear Store, can be ptirehAfied at'wbolesalendrdt-iil at Now-?Bern s Tobacco Emporium, Sonth Front. St., two loors above the Gaston House. I -" M GOLDSMITH. Proprietor. Dee. 9-tf. New Advertisements. Vendue. Amos Wade vs. . Fredr'k M :Coy, , Adm'r of Wm. S. MoCoy. el als. North Carolina, Craven County. Superior Court. In ob-dience to an order of the Superior Court of Craven County in the above named case, the subscriber will expose to public sUe, at the Court House door in the City of New Berne on Saturday the 6th day of December at 12 o'cl ck M the following described Real Estate to wit : A tract of hind containing abont four hun dred acres, situated on the n rth. west side of Core Creek adjoining the 1 mds of Blackledge Heath and the late E Imund Heath and, others, belonging to the Estate of William S. McCoy deceased. , .. " - - r ' . Term of sale One third cash the balance in six months by , giving Bnd with approved security. ' ' L E. West. Clerk Superior Court. . New Bebne, Oct. 25th, 1873. ; Vendue. : George A. Richardson, j Xorth Carolina. Frpd. k McCoy" Adm'r of L C!ayen County. Wm. S. McCoy, et als. . ) SaPr10' Court. . Iu obedience to an order of the Snp?rioi Court of Craven County in the above named case, the subscriber will expose to publio s ile at the Court House door in the City of New Berne on Saturday the 6th day of December at 12 o'cl ck M. the following described Re. 1 Estate, to wit ; , A tract of land containing about four hun dred acres, situated on the north west side of Core Creek and adjoining the binds of Black ledge Heath and the late Edmund Heath and otberi. Also another tract containing about 300 acres, situated on the south side of Core Creek, and adjoining the lands of William T. Heath, Jesse Heath, Frederick I pock and others bot!i of said tracts belonging to the estate of Wm. S. Mc Coy, deceased. - ' Terms of sal j:. One third cash; balance on a credit of six months, by giving Bond with security for the payment of the same. I. E. West. Clerk Superior Court New Bebne. Oct 25th, 1873. nl 4w Restaurant and OYSTER SALOON I Ojittts ia -Srery iiyb ! G UST AltELLI'S, South Front Street, Opposite the Gaston Housed has reopened their nrskcIassJRestaurant and Saloon, and offers inducements bo the lovers of good things, unsurpassed Ml i all &m cf He Si; or Night! Choice Liquors and Cigars to be had at the bar, or served at the tables. Attentive waiters always on duty o23-tf AIail3JlSTliATOR,'S HALE. Valuable Farm for Sale. BY VIRTUE OF THB POWER VESTED IS ME by the last will and te&tament of Willis Lewis, Sr., I will sell at public auction on the 25th day of Novem ber, A. D., 1873. that valuable farm sHnhte In the County of Craven on Trent road, abont three miles from the City of New Berne, and adjoining the lands nt K, C. Kehoe and others aaib farm known as the 'Willis Lewis Plantation. Terms of sale cash, y JOHM 8.MANIX, Administrator with the will law-td annexed ol pllis Lewis, Sr. Datlt Txmxs, New Berns-, IT. O, New Bemo TTnThot3i CORRECTED DAILY Apples, $ pk-. ......... . ... . Bee choice .................... Beef, whoie, dressed,,........ Bacoiv. ...... ............. Bagging, ....... ............. Butter,. -. Brick, M. . . . . Beeswax,..... Bbl Staves, Whiteoak... Candles,.. . . -....;.,..... Coflee, Rio, .......... ...... , f " ,...........:.,.... Coal, soso SOo $12tl8. 20' 30 40V 0f 1025 68 . Cabbages, ...... Dressed Hogsi; . . rleldl'eas, $1 101 25, Flour, .... ................ $6 001J 00 Fodder,... . MOO' Hides, dry, ..........ijr.'.V green, Hay hundred, Heading, Ash, Oak Staves, .................... Iron Ties, 1 lb, ......... ...... . . Irish Potatoes bushel ........... S $!.75aaoo- (8fl0; $16f$lS 11 Ol' 1 50&3 00 40eoi 1.75IS.80 1110121 oweot Potatoes. Lime,........, Lard, Mullets,..... ... $8.00Ga6.0; Herrings, tytn,.. $5.006.0O- Drams bbl, $500 ileal. Molasses, syrup, .... SI 30 S73t' ,303S( Cuba, Eng, Island,.... Nails. Oats,. $6.007.50 70075 Pork, Rump. ....... $18 00 710' : $19(320 68a70 , 60a65 $6; 7 Inch. 9 K n- 1214- Sal 11 . 1.501 60' 44.25 Fork, Fresh,. Pork, City-mess, .............. 4-Rags, Peanuts, new... Snuff, Lorrilard's, , " Gail Ax Shingles, Cypress, .6 inch. Sugar, white.................. " brown, , Salt, sack,.,. Ashton. . . alum bushel,. . . . . Spun Cotton, . . Spirit Casks,... Tobacco....... .....12 &02 75 45a7& ..... tl 15a$l 30 Wheat, Wood, (oak or ash), cord, ...... . 44 00 " Pine, S2 50' Yellow Pine Lumber. ............. $12a$2C flOIGT MARKET. . Gold..:... w 108. American Silver..... L.. ......... 10CalO5 Mexican. 106allO BAT EM HOUSE SOUTH FRONT STJi EE) IaNTo-oit- rpHE UNDERSIGNED ' JL meet the ; - DEStRINO tQf WANTS OF THE PUBLIC irst-Class Hotel has newly ,. r : flefitted and Furnished the above . ousf) aud'solicits a share of patronage. 'r J. BATEMAN,. Frop'tr, See wnat LORCH BROS. & MILLS WILL PAY YOU FOR Bale Cotton ! HAY, CORN and OATS if..- tj Constantly on Hand ! P. TKENWITU'S BLACKSMITH AND CARRIAGE; SHOP , Middle St next door to Odd Fellows Ball, New Berne, N. O. MAgfiS ANDHPAlIt3 ? ; SHI 6 1 S 3 , .7 A B 1 0 K 8 , C A & T 9r t e. Horse Shoeing a Speciality, SATISFACTION GPABAKTlDj i All THO MA S M C C A It 7, H WHOMSALS AlTD Kit At I- DtALKB GH OC E E IE S , L I Q UOR MrK Junction Pollock and Queen Street. ' ' The highest price paid tor omotry prndncs Ktm comaodaiiona fur traTakrs all tai m mu, JS 30- 50 IT t
New Berne Times (New Bern, N.C.)
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