CIILUirOATS.
St: :r: :Iiip " Coiapany;
cz::i-7ESSLY line;;'
NeVr " Ybrif. "Baltimore, ttor
folk, DosioB, ElLtibeth City,
EhUafielpM,- Providence, ,;
, and other Cities, , hv
ONANDAFTEB'
until FtTBTHEit Notice
. .. rH , . . ' 1 ' '
wm rsavs, aix Arrival of trsia o Worfott
Soatham Raiiivad si Elisabeth City, avtiy
for Kiw.lnM' RaHirolnir ieavai Nw Bm
r pis Oltywry v ; J ,
' TlHdtfudFriitr v
,t i p. m- taaklpr cross cousactlon wttk Nor
folk Bout bam, R. R. for Nortbwra cm
t!oaa -eaaaection. aid l Sw Bern with
auamrrs for Klnston, PollokaYilU, Trenton
sad all taadlnc OB i tha Neoaa and Trtal
Rivera. No freights reoeivtd for shipment on
Tneimays ana musys srier p m.
Freight lorwar4d promptly and lowest rates
riinnlHil to daiHnation. Faro to Elizabeth
Oily aoa rttara. M To WuhlagMo, 4. To
Murfolk, f. 'I'a Baltimore, 88.au. ionowiora,
, M0U.'.
C. BOBKRTt, New BrM,'
UULrarru Ttai,' t I . --
' . .Ag'to. Norfolk, Y. A
W. B.STANrasa.Qea'lFr'tAf't, fc
jtar.SOlvd , ,, ... , ,; t . New York City
Th9 ifeusd River JTavijgfion
Will rod thf foilowlnf Bciiednle r
n.
Steamer Neiiie
W1U I- (h Old Doiplnloft Wharf TpBSt
DAYS and FWDAT8, and rrn at Kinrten
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and leave
Kinston MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, arriv
ing In New Berne the sam' day. Will touch'
at all landing atone tlr Mef going and
coming. , ,
. v
Thl steamer makes close connection with
ha Old Dominion Lin.
Freight received on the dayi of toil Inf.
For rate apply to the Captain on board.
r . J. M. WHITE,
atldltf s, , Manager.,
'fipA EMf ..Transportation
FtoJn and -after Ala'date the iteameratof
thl Company wtu ran tne following iched-
fteamer, Trent
A.
For Jolljr Old Field Monday and Thurs
day, Bailing at EIGHT, AJ1., connecting with
r irteamer CoNnjmiKA for Hopkerton and
8aow, Hlll returning Tnedy'ahd Friday.'
' Tonch at all landing oh Netue BJvir going
l " ', and oomlng. -
, For PoUokavlll Wednesday and Satur
i aya, lHng at EIGHT, A., M.', returning
i i - : leave Polloksvllle same day at TWO, P.M.
. Through Bill Laden to all point via C. Line
and lowest rale guaranteed. , - -f
PATEirA Dioi, Agents at Hookferfon.
J. D. GBiiuuty,- Agent at Snow Hill.
' 1 ' Steamer L; tt"' Cutler.
Monday and Friday for Trenton, sailing' at
MIX." A.M. returning, leave Trenton on
Tuesdays ad Saturdays, sailing at EIGHT,
A.M. No ifeight forwarded by this steamer
f nrLandiriabolrr;Pnokivllle. vn ,?-.' A!
t . ' GEO. T.DUFFY,
Gen'l. Freight Agent
Freight received at ail times nnder cover,
and passenger uccommodati in "flrg'-clags.
, . feb4-dw . ,i i,
. Cta of Pier in New York.
V 9 J
BOSTONTROVIBENOE,
and all points , , ;
After this date will receive freight In New Yoi It
J. loTNeWBemeat ' ' '
PIER 1; NORTH ltl V15R,' 1
Office of Keto Ywrk 'dnd Baltimore
MerchaaU shtnld tenenforthat (kis Is one of
lb but Steam Line eut of New York, making
aily oonnecttou witn jiaiamore tor ew uerne;
: all inside, andoalyonebajig., .. t ,. . I
SliO-WIEKLY 8TE AMXE8 ;
aily oonnectka with BalHmore for New Berne;
ictisa ; In I lm and 'ialtissrd,
" (Tonchlnr t HoribllO
Leaving kw Berne for Baltimore TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS at l p m, Lieave u&itimore ioj
TW Bra WEDNESDAYS dnd SATURDAY!
".p.m. . ' f. , ,.
AgeaUaraas Ipllawsr '
B.EUBEN FOBTULOsal ' Jraaagsr,-'
. ".V'i .'f..- M Light St, Bart. Md.
IAS. W. EcCARRICK, Ag-t NorloHt, Ya 4
W. t. Clyde CK Pbiladelphls, 11 South
brvs. " '
'i York aBarto.Traa.ltai.llerf,lrortn river
E. r'nnirnoa, Hoe ton, as oentnu wnan. , . .
; 1. H. ruiekwell. Providence B. I.
v D.(J.iink,Fll Eiver, BerHuk wharf.'
vBhiiMi leave-hoiton, Toeaday and .fisinrdsys.
'i New York daily,
i," " Baltimore, Wednesday sns Saturday
Fall Kiver, Monday. Wedaeedays.
ud Friday. ' 1 ! i
.( ) FrovMetice, Satnrday .
1 hronth bill lading given, and rates gusran
) to all points, a( the different olaca of the
timpanies. '.. t." .: ,' '. ''' """ '''-i
iv::! I:::b;aof f:J Via
ZJ' Ca LILZSe'' '.
, JWar ly S. H. Q BIT, Agt New Eerne.W
,. CIHAHTOATS. ; ' ;
mil.) "
h
. On and after MONDAY NEXT, the New
Bern and Paoaloo Steam Transportation
Company will dispatch their
Hew and Fast Sailing Steamer
u..
aa follow until further notice :
Monday and Thuradaya
: Leave Bay boro for New Berne 8 am,
i stopping at stonewall, van-
r deruere, Pamlico and
' Adama Creek.
Wedneaday and Saturday
. .. Leave New Berne for Bayboro 8 a.m
l Stopping at Adama Creek,
ramii
illoo. Vandemer and
Stonewall. , t ,
i
J Haying good accommodation both for pa'
aengera and freight at very low rate, aak that
the merchant and producer along lta line
give It their cheerful rapport
; For further Information enquire at the of
fice. Foot of Craven treeL
vir B.H.iRAYnnrr
f Gen'l Manager.
Or any of it Agent at the following place.
ABE LEE, Adam Creek, "
IX H. AB BOIT, Vandemere,
fl. VT TOWI.lfH- Rtrmnws.ll
JOSHUiEAPtwaUfco. . f; M
Frelghf Jr6etvett nnder iaVer everyday
week. . Ian21ddwly
nthe
i
JBAlLEGXt)S; .CM. f
CHANGE OF SCHECLTi
I i i.
Atlantic & N. C. Railroad.
' ' TIME ' TAkLE Nor 2, '
la Effect Wednesday, :00 P.M.,' -April
1
EAST.
I
Ne.47. '
'aas.tMall
No. 48
ExpreM.
STATIONS.
Pa8.XlUt
Arr. L.
. M.
A. M.
IVM.
4 111
Goldsboro, .........
La Granite. ............
14
S SO
4 40
4 U
5 (52
4M
4 44
1 40
Kinton,.....a...w,4'
4 4S
T tt'New Berne.......
2M
2 44
10 25
A J M.U.
IMorehead Depot,,
11 Ml
A.M. A.M.
EAST
I
WEST.
No.S !
Mixed
Train.
No. 4
Mixe
Tra'
STATIONS.
LArr. L've!
Arr jj!e.
A. M,
r. m.
. S6
9 00
8 86
,400
lit
SO
5 61
tl
8 00
r. x.
i so-1
T 10
7 40
I as I
9 S6
10 OA
10.
Golds boro,,.
; I o
oeei
La Granjre, ........
Falling Creeks,
Kinstoa, .............
8 01
8 40
8 10
8 35
Sl
10 04
10 29
10 M
11 28
A. M.
j 8 03
7 38
8 40
02
Dover
(tore Creek ...
Tatcarpra
27
5 Oft
410
10 60
Clarke s
INewbern, .
P. at.
. at
Train 48 eonneets wiih Wilmington A Weldon
Trains brand South- leavta; 4oldsbar6 at 6:25
p. m., ana 8:2 p.m., ana Donna niortn at :su p.m.
Train 47 connects with Richmond A Danville
Trait, dnm th WVsl. ni SlA A. M. anrl'Wil.
mintoAatWldonTraia bonntl South aU:0
A.M.
' Train 4 daiiy except Saturday and Sunday.
Train 8 dally except Hnnflay aad Hoaday. ' j
Train 4, snpserTat Kineton. Train 3. break-
faWatKraatn fi-jf .
? '.lameaAr Bryan,
- Superintendent.
;, ; ' .. m f.tr Mf. V
MldIlallri
! TIME TABLE No. 2,
In eff IViHY,lfife "A. M., May 4tli,
7j .JL. -a - 1883- ...
WEST.
-EAT.
. No. 1.
Mixed Train.
SB V
. STATIONS.
No. 2.
Hxed
Train.
Arr.' Ji've
Arr.
Vy.
1 00
7 17
7 86
7 41
.8 00
;
r.nr.
Goldiboro.............
Oopeland ......r...
Prtnceton.....t.....U
Holt'e Mill
- 7 40
T 20
'81)6
6 46
8 20
7 16
32
7 41
7 68
8 2U
48
. 26
' C0
A.M..
AS
n rjr-
Train 1 connects with W.J&j-jF. Trlin bound
Smith at 8:22 P. M,
Train 2 leaves Smlthfleld in time, to connect
with W. A W. Train bound North at 8:68 A.M.,
ana s,iii. rraip opnna ei n 10 a. m.
The trains on this Road Vill ran dally.
8(9. See Rnles and Rognlations on Time Table
0 of Atlantic and N. 0. R. B.
Jattei A. Bryan, r
i
i , vav. ivvi v AAA
b . , sr...- ,-.',
I Spring anijlesj
fiTjd ta prepared;
ui mnxe ud tne
fi . j latest and most
l ifef fashionable fjolo-
1. TAnA o-nArla rt
Tjl every quality
'H and patterns al
ways, on. hand,
N-1-WANfl,
Middlb Street,
aplOdAwly New Berne. C.
,.. r v! jw i" v-
iitalffiibh, "
, DEALER IK-,
),: ti
GE00EE1I8&DRY GOODS
nBQOTS, SHOES, HATS,
Ropes;, Trines, ;lnjtjilpm
' , vass, and Oalcni. 'if ;
The place to buy GEAIN SACKS in
any quantity and -.i T -; ' I " i ;s f:-: ; L v ,
LORILt.ARl SNUFF,.-- :
- by the bbl.
FootJollMiddlelgtreet,
I 1 J Bf,
OUEITAL.
NEW BESNE. N. C. MAY 18. 1883.
Arrival and Departure Mails.
MAIL CLOSES.
For North, West and South, - via A. &
N. C.'R. R. at 2 p.m. r. , ;
tor Beaufort . and the East, at
,7:00a.m. . . . . .
For Washington, Swift Creek, Hyde and
Beaufort Counties Mondays, Wednes
days, and Fridays at 5:00 a. m.
; For Trenton, olloksville and Mays
ville, daily at 7:80 a.m: ; -
For Orantsboro, Bay River and Van
demere, daily at 6 a-mM .; :
The contractor will take passengers
to Stonewall for one dollar, and to Au
rora semi-weekly at $1.50. :
- . w OFFICE JHOURS: . .
Jn Money Order and Registered Let
ter Department, from 10 a.m. to 4 p. m.
r In Mailing Department -from 9 a. m.
tO 5 p. m. - - .
40fflce(open constantly between these
hours except whenniails are Joeing; dis
tributed 0 Sent. " " I
Open on Sunday from 0 to 10 a. m
and from 3 to 4 p. m.
Scattered Tldldgs of the Cyclone.
Indianapolis, May 15. The cyclone
that passed south of this city last night
was one Of considerble magnitude. It
wrecked the telegraph poles, fences,
and small buildings in its path. At
Southport both the Methodist and Pres
byterian churches were demolished,
and several-farmhouses in the vicinity
were badly wrecked. ' f-:"
From CaJro. llL, come report ct hail
storms at' the same time at Mound City!
They did much damage, ' especially to
glass. Some of the stones measured 9
inches in circumference, and weighed
1 1-2 ounces. : '
: The cyclone of Sunday night left the
business -part of jlacon, Mo., compara
tiVely uninjured, but the loss will reach
$100,000. ' Three persons are known, to
have been kUled Mn Elijah, Banta,
Mrs. iolm Clarkson, and Mr.", Charles
" ProDOsine a New Sues CanoL
Paris, May li-4Tle Gavlot asfs that
av u meeiing oi uie, isuez uanat compa
ny tq be held on June 4 1 proposal 'will
be niade to construct .a canal parallel
with the Misting one at a eost' of 15,-
UOO.OOO francs. .
Mexltaa Imprest Siaem.
All throdgl the tejiorof.the
country at almost every town, and
village, ard to be found "ranners,"
uauauy maiarm, whose o&sinessit
is to carry small, packages UDon
their shoulders from place to place.
Knowing all the mountain paths
and , short: cuts and possessing a
vast amount of strength and stay
ing power, these "runners" make
ong journeys in a prodigiously
short time. To cite a, case that
illustrates both' the custohfof gift
sending and the) manner of sending
gifts s One ot my friends here . in
Monterey, being then :n his Way
nome irom the Uity -of -Mexico;
stopped for a night with his car
riage,' horses 'nd servants at a
hospitable faum, -where he was
admirably well- entertained. On
the ' evening of the next day'he.
came to a town famous for its de-
lCious fisli, and as an acknowledge
ment of the hosDitalitv tendered
tim lie isent "a niiaer'''vV.tlli8
basket ol fish to his host of the
night before. The distance, allow
ing for short cuts, was , forty miles
across a mountainous country ; vet
the "runner V made it Inside of
ten hours leaving at 7 o'clock at
: l j . . . . ,
uigui.t auu arriving an lae'rancno
(as ay friend iwaa .snbseouentlv
informed) af 5 o'clock) the r taext
morning. Takmg into' considera
tion the time lost between tollec?
tion and ; shipment, ' and between
receipt at the , terminal point and
actual delivery, to consignee, the
best regulated express" , company in
the world could not make, this
shipment mQre expeditiously'. More
over, as, these runners' ' are absol
utely trustworthy there are cases
on record of their dying in defence
of their freight the . express fa
cilities Which they afford in a siriall
way scarcely can be improved
upon. Monterey Correspondence.
The Seminole Indians andThelr Hap-
") V- py Condition.'
They are small m. stature, pure
copper color, with more regularly
formed featuers than theirjsturdier
brethren of. the north. Thedress
Of a brave is 8 bre'ecb clputand an
ordinary' calico W tcheck; hirtl
Their headgear is wonderfully pic-
uresque. A , brightly - , colored
shawl is careftilly folded and press
ea out flat, and then coiled into a
urban a Ibot or more m diameter.
Fancy feathers and other ornaments
are placed in the turban; which is
worn ; like a Turk's , Its bright
colors and curious shade suggest a
coincidence in taste with Mexican
and Peruvain' j Indians.. ',;The
squaws are exceptionally 'pretty
and petite. They , are .lishter in
color and -Veryi modest in " the
presence ' of 1 a white man, prob
ably because thoy seldom see them.
They wear two garr cnts, a short,
calico skirt and a vcy coritracted
iacket. ' -
alligator tec th, curious bcz : 3, w 0 J
begs' teeth," and cheap jewelry,
which the brave purchases ia the
town bfcfore he begins drinking.
Like all Indian women they do
nearly all the drudgery, but the
braves are generally kind to tliem.
xne.cnnaren are, aejicate-ioci:inr
little things, but the p.Tpooscs ere
realy beautiful babies. These In
dians go fronj places in a cvrress-
dug-out, which is wider thaa the
regular Indian canoe, t and which
they usually row .instead sof 'pole,
owing to the fact that; Je ratef in
this country is deep. -They are
very expert in using the oar. They
do not do away with the pole, how
ever. An Indian in the bow of the
boat rows one oar, and another sits
in the stern with a pole, with which
he rows and Jsteers. "The sharply
cut ifogat glides Quietly: - through
the water, Jhe speed .being quite
wonderful. The boats go $00 miles
into the Lake Okeechobee, and a
Florida Indian is as happy in one
as he is me shore.- '" ; v v
I Jefferson said i. ,"! wouldfath
er live la a' country "with' newspa
pers and.no governmfent, f-thnii ';in
a country with a government .4nd
no newspapers-" This k4ndly criti
cism was probably the result' 'of
sbme rural newspaper, sayylg, that
Jefferson left the largest squash - of
the season at. the offlde, and that
his daughter was the finest waltzer
F tne uranch, and that he ought to I
e the candidate ol all. tne parties.
!c&:ft. Crcr.:! Giiico
jr. F,: K0RTOAy ! & CO.,
j OP OOLUSBOUO. i ,.
WATERTOTO EOLIPBE
j - ". , AND ; ''
Aref FIRST 'CLASS,, eqiiafed by few,.
ecoiiea by none. ' lte7s.'rcnce is made
to every paf ty" lUMrig hein . Satisfac
tion guaranteed. ,,. . ., ,c ,
Do not be put off with, the common
engines 'now flooding the market, Abut
call and examine ours . and let us show
yu thqir points of excellence. , I f, I. ::
A0j' agents fer theyt..'B ..V:;, f 'fr '
jNCOCK INSPIRATOE
tliolbest boiler feeder known. 'fJV'i'
; colrrbK gins
. J': , ;-: , . . AND . ,.,::, -A.'-'-t , ;
SinipJcitJrss6s,
the best made. , : ,
Grist Mills, ' Belting,' 'Pipe,
' ; . ,i .Fittings,.i, -
and machinery generally. Sample en
gines always in etock ''.:i'' '': -0
For further information call oii or ad
dress, . '' ' ".";-Jr--4?.-j..;
! J. L. BRYAN, Manager; -
, ,mayl5-dtf ,:.ltew Berne, N. C.
HENRY LV HALL;
TS ' a -
; DEALER IN
i
School; Books, Blw 'Books,
Fjne Stationery and Box Papers, Auto:
graph Albums an,d rhotp AJDums, fi
- t ,Biblc8, Hymn Books, Prayer .. . '
ri' Books. Wntins Desks. 1 -f J i
t'j . . ,Work Boxes, Gum, ' ..
i String and Hook .. ;
: -. v : rTagsand ' "
! ,h .i i Rubber -Bands., 1 .jf it f$
t j 5,V .Playing Cards; .Dice,., :-iA ,,,t
: Dominoes, Visiting and
, : - Correspondence .Cards Scrap -iin'
Books andt Scran Book Pictures. :'l
Sheet Music, Piano ;and Instraction
Books, 'Violins, :-,::.Mf:if-
Bows, Bridges and strings, -
I ,S?eMOTS?ticJitJPPr4Wttcm8,vrr
i -r4;- Magazines ana
CtilliOPaS
,vtV J" rj p.; i J i, : !)
t'-"ffO';L'ii
' MOT&co,,
! i.BaiCB; Tttt)$K, Middle Street, :'
I -Hf-i.-n- u.t i-j' ' 1--V''',y
' RECEIVED THIS DAY.tf ft jf
. tjii.i:V" . f ; . .-I
rresn ana Eweei, in iuds an nvepouna
tin cant at 37' to 85 cts. per pound, d-"
Statk of North Carolina,! fi '"4r"-
STrffeRSOR )TJOt RT-SPRINO TREltr ifiiA .
, I ' . H. T. liennett and another.
- To Henry T.Bennett: Pl ae take notice that
a suit has been brought against you and Luke
Mason by A..W. Waod. anil' other, heirs of O.
B. Wood, to recover a certain tract of land
owned by the said C. B. Wood, fully described
in the complaint filed In this office, and you
are hereby notified to appear at the Spring
Term, 1883, of Craven Superior Court, to be
held in the City of New Berne on the 28th dav.
of May, 1883, and answer or demur to said com-
pitunt. .
I . Hi. W. CAKfiaXTER. '
aprlB-dlw
-: Clerk superior Court,.
liWMMlaSS 111 I liwwsl 8
am manufacturing; (' ; ';
: FRESH EVERY DAY,
Knoi-Frcncli (Dandfes.
Among my assortment yon can find ' : t ffr
Chocolate ' Drops, Caramels, Cocoanu j
' :' Bajr, Walnut Candy,. Cream -.
' k " Dates, Cream FigSj ' ' '
, Cream ,t
. i ' Walnuts, Eurnt-I
H t Almonds, Sicily Almonds,
Aiid in fact anything you may call for,
j At the Greatly Reduced Price of i rJ-
Trenty-JFivo Cents r"T Pomid.
As fine candles nscitn bebonrht elsewhere
at double the pvi.-e. -1 and examine my
BtOck. ' ' 'Very respecu'iiliy,
W M mi at m
crrnnrnonr) rrr nrTTi''TrixTi,i p. it . nnnn
i y ir;?.:Uf.r , -WILL'
Hymans & Dancys Premium Guano,; ; ;
; ;:, Hyman1 & Dancy's . Acid ' Phosphate ''an
Cotton' Sieed iMeal, odd cbw! feed. uinwKY
( .For Cadi or on Time in Lots to Suit Customers,,, ;,,
"WUl deliver on' Rirer Landings or Railroad Stations Free of Freights' ';' ! : .v
Yft r0FFt&B AT LEVI J. vkd5RlPS Qll$ '6m&4.
j;::mar3-wgnid3t ,1" y,;;? 'l-fwl I V;';'-: 'KmSTOl, N. C. , ;
H. BERRY A ,C0 .
a'ASIiyNGTON STREET,' ,
.V'iU''M;'-."''-rftt!nf '
Proiluc! Commis'n Merch'ts
'A-
j'.il 'f-
7'-'4 i :,sm 07:rlbhl'.
Purchasing ' .Agents.
Jl V
''fir
Sflf.'if:'' ti!
;t'.t i
Consignments 6f Truck, 'Fruit, Eggs
V ai' ,. v ii 'Ml ; ..-Idl'l : i :
tht
a od other Southern Prodpce solicited, , s
.StencUs nunished on application to ns'
j , ::ii!';'i',kJ i-i- 'nl u. ..-!';
o i . at th , Drug , Store of R. Berry at
Berne,' N. l'.$rm
d&w,
It
DETRICK'S
ilTLCNTIC GARDEN!
' The finestLlquors and Cigar, the celebrated
BEHONER & ENGEL SEER, ,Sonr Kran,t,
g trdinea, Lobster, Llmburger and Scliweltaor
Caeese constantly on band. ; ', !" : ' :' ' ' '
'. BiUIard and Pool Tables. !. j .
The finest In the country. r .'j rjf Yrt,,
Something new the ; only one ever In the
city..' , :; 1 i -ii, ,
OEVIL AHOMG THE TAILORS
in the DufryBnlidtagWMlMle Street.
j y NEW, BERNE Tt&Uiy
The only flivt class saloon lh the. City, v,
tw.,inb);,,,t-v.,;.....f iijNovl
IIMi: .'ifi BtTsdJBKBXBi 1870.' Ui
iG. PAJLMERa i
I I?- m NT' aat.Ja.sW
' :i ; . For the Sale of " ii U'i!
.:soiTiniitN VRonvct&y ! oUh
Potiiioe,' Peas, Beans, Melons,' ktei,
i f-lMtt''lTOHi'?1 V"
) f);.;n ft ' -Hi-it . b.'V.u
Chatham National Bank; New York City'. : i 'h
H. K. t F. B. Thurber &. Co., New York City.-
D. McAlplri, Savannnh, Ga. V f-" '
E. Bean, Jackson vlUe,Fla ;. (, i(f t f
E. J. Harris, bcala, Fla.' ' ' ;r V ' '. f'
Sherwood Harvard, ArredondavFlSA ! - T'
w . 1. w uiiamson, wicanopy,- n ia.
J. H. Uevereux & Bro., Charleston, 8. C."
D. P. Held A Bro. NorloUo. Va, , r;,; ; r, ; fj
9i: ,
L. A. Winder. Pranktown.. Va.
T.; Wl St nes,'Clierryston. Vft. 3i;
All communications must be addressed to
,101
the Office, as I employ no ngent, , " 1,
ptenciltt, etc., furnishedion application.' 'ii. 'i
f inurzi-uitm , : , ..fi..
Send Tcr; urcrs
WiRRQIINTREE
Crooi Butter, ' ;;'. '.V'-l-':: -'-; '
.Koyai Crown Flour, :'. -'
P. T. George Best HaniSy '
BeBt Co&e1 anlas,
f'ft IK,
And B.11 klnrla nf
E 1 rAMiLY GEOCERiis;: :.
ft . ; JttlddU Street, nnar th Market -
iiiDcrno Oil -ii!
300 tons of Cotton Seed Heal
Ait an-Ammoniate 7 equal to! Peruvian
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y -$B.OO per oii v,
Will exchange one ttJn ot mekl for t wa ton
of cotton seed delivered at any railroad sta-
nun ur landing on xoeuse, irent ana iar
Rivers, freight paid both ways.. '
Highest price paid for cotton seed. '?"., '
r, t . I A. R. D15NNISON, - 'i .
i mar24-dAwtf i Owmer and Proprietor.
A. II. HOLTOX
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DEALER IN
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i We have established in the city of New .
Berne , '. , "
LAIVr AGENCY,
for the purpose of advertising and selllngajpn
oomralssion, real estate In New Berne and In '
theoountry adjoining) bfiii , ,0T(ji
AU parties desiring to sell lands, will
It to their Interest to' place' them In
AGENCY for sale. V :; : l
; , We will advertise all property committed ,
nr AGENCY, in the New Berne Journal ";
AxpiRt4AMVio ,cAftoa. ruijiiS L)
IS EFFECTED,
! Our experience in the examination of1 Deeds
will enable n to guarantee to. the buyer, sat
isfaction In regard to title. " ' " "
i : HOLLAND it OCION.
, , New Heine, N. C. -
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' One mile anil a half from' Newbern ONE .
FARM of forty acres with good dwelling
house attached. The land (a ultimted between
two tracts of Mr. Jon L. Hhein's on I'rent
road and is an exceedidgly desirable tract for
11 Tracking. i ... .
., For fnitHer parttcutnrs apply to -1 M lit
novKtf-v iHOIiLANlA-GtllON.
150 Acres of Timbered Land A
One mile east from Havelonk, near Ai N. t '
h. ., aajoining tne lands or Jos. A. Bryan
ivriiiB uuuenH, vuuiy i, once yo r y ,
ppiyatt
One Large and Desirable Lot
In the City, situated corner of East Front and
Kpig streets, adjoining that, of Jonathan
Havnns, EsqV Terms moderate. Apply to ..
i no'16 , - HOLLAND & GUIQN,
:'!. tVXf'-.i'ly' c ,.'; s it MS .
' One large and desirable lot on the corner of
Broad and Bern streets. Terms moderate.
(; PP'Ttor IJKOLI.AND,; pCION. ,
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1 One desirable farm 250 acres 100 cleared i,
ai id under cultivation ; with a new two story ' '
duelling attached. Kltimted S4 miles from -tt
eclty by railroad, directly on the railroad, '
oo nixty road and iver. For further particu '
laraapplyto, v HOLLAND. t Gil ION. .
; . liJii..,; "J U':'.ltOU.;.HtH'i : ,!'. hi,;
h..J)esirable Tracts
1 Situated by county road, seven miles from
N"ew Berne, one mile and a Quarter from the .-
railroad. One farm with dwelllmrand out-'
lie nses attached, known as "Bcupperaong,'' -
fo rmerly owned by the late Col. H. T. Guion.
I For furtr.M fcarflcvJlnrs npplyj.i? K k
': I H WolldJ guionT
IDeslmble House and Lot, on Craven street,
t o doors below Pollok, One dwelling house
wl th large lot attnobed. Terms moderator nr
i't . '. Apply.nt mc-tny t -r I)
11 4 HOLIANB1! GttbN.1-
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"Valuable1 Fartn.'1
hat kith side qf Neuse River; (HINicre of land.
4V acres un.ier cuiuvatioii auir well fenced.
For further particulars apply to
HOLLAND A GUION.
,(v;i y;,-;,, -;-:''io:,.::v; :-.--
. Sviiarfaud Jjtifriot of King Street. In thl
ltr.., j . I tr4. , HOLLAND GUION.
" In Pamlico county.
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near head of Pmlth'w
CTeek. one store and Uwellliia-housu. with lf
a ores of land attached i -Teiam jnoiieraU.
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