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r MISCELLANEOUS. , M if if Hl - - r i 1 ure oz ougrti, 1 , r.rcnchitis.Croun. .;,':ia, Vhoopirig Ccu: r.t (.'oiainption and for f ,r. -jmptive persons in advan ; -v- of i he Disease. For Sale Druggists. Ptice, 25 Cents.g : LOVTS MESSENGER. Who will tell him? -Who wilf teach -.U-r-V- him? : -f ir V 9:7 "T Have 50a voices.; merry birds? Then be voice for me, and reach him With a thousand pleasing word?, r Sine my spcret east and west, 'Till bis answer be coniessed! Roses, when you see bint cooiin?, Lzh f heart and strong of limb. Make your lover Ve3s!op humtuiag; Tarn your blushes round to him Blush, dear flower?, that he may learn How a woman's heaitcan burn! Vind, O, wind, you happy rovtrt Oh. that I were hal f as tree ! Leave your honey hOls and clover, (jo and seek my love lor me, Find , kiss and clasp him, make him know It is I who-Iovo him so! THE LEGrSLATUREOF 1885 Pcimanl Person J A Long Dem. v Pitt G W Venters. R E Mavo .Polk : - , -. SENATE " 1st dist CJurritnck. Camden. Pas. ouotank, UertfonL Gates. Chownn anH rergmmana; James Parker." Dem. W IDems. M Bond. Dem. u - r 1 : t , rr I Richmond .Tnfcn W Sn) ri McRae, Hamilton Mc- Ilandolph 15 W Steed, I F Caviness, ou aist lyrreu, wasnington, Mar-1 lwoeson ai un, urn. weautort, Hyde, . Pamlico: Aiman. ienis. I heo v Poole. Dem. P H Simmons.! " Kockinjfhani THE TYPICAD AMEUigAN. ai.-i ail Urinary P.yal I'ebllity, tie Vi.' untold m eerlCB 00 YOU ICE30W THAT - 1 jORBILABD'S CLIMAX I'LUG TOBACCO M Uert Tin Trj?; ROSE LEAF Fine Cut Chew- KAVY CLIPPINGS, and black. Brown anl SNUFFS uie tbe best and cheapest, sVtTCfneidered? aut? 6 ly d&w Dr. Moll's Powders .rTVER FAIL TO CURB IXFLAMSU i;.ni (f tne Kidneys, Gravel, Gtcet.fcti ict rH-ai. i ail Urinary dl&e&sea. Nervous and Vr-"' , i...i.i:. m A . n 1 T 1 .1 ,i caused by Indiscretion yr nui3 m an lis forms perma- " r.rca. 1 enow o" isrown spois on mce 'tii,fvlj,ore 1 nroat ana nose, bcroiuia, uw F'-zema, Tetter and all Blood and 6 kin hV-'c t'riDary diseases., cuned In Sday. 7-. Encose the money tc FRANK qkv'fNS & CO., Bairjmore, Md and It will tcttnt b7 mall sealed. For sale by all drug j) tt; scr- by mall. inly 7 d&wly Dr. Uodd's Nervine No. . 2. TiriLL CURE NEKVOJS, PHYSICAL ' aii'l Genital Weakness caused by India (Rticn and violating the laws of health, FrXe?I" DP.. HUNTER'S PILLS Cure3 Syi'hH-s in all It forms and stages, Vel'ow or Brown pots on the face and body. oreTbroat anJ Nose, Scrofula, Tetter, Kcze ma Itcliin? tensation. Salt liheum and all Bloc s ar. 1 kln ilseases, Uiinary Diseases and "trctures gr eedily cured Price $2 Mi. HU T'3 FKMLB FKIKND Vtrcr fails to cure Irregularities or Suppres jior.s, ciuscd by coids or disease. Married laditt and ladies in delicate state pf health are wtiontd to not use it. ' Price $3. Enclose tbe corey IV cither mediduo to FRANK STE vtss To., Baltimore, Ma and it will be vr.tby mail or cxprcs sealed. -For sale by si: Hfupplsts ; sent by mail or express, jlliy 7 il h wlv th l.iht of Official Ke- GoodKcadtnir in the Corrected turns. Republicans, behold your Leader! What a Grand Figure be presents at the head of your column marching now to Victory! Is it strange that he is called the Plumed Knight of the army of American Progress? Asa political leader, he has what Lord Beaconstield once described as the divine gift of genius--the power not only of touching men s hearts and ot inflnencmcr their wills, but also of swaying their Imagi nations. When he appears npon the field in front ol his followers, Coll usion ceases. Discord ends, and the Inspiration of Victory is breathed into Men' Souls. Republicans, honor your Grand Leader! Hencelorth. let there be no breath wasted in Apologies, Ex planations or Unnecessary Defenses. Iet these give place to Eulogy. A Leader who commands the respect and admiration of friends and foes by his Undaunted Courage, Consummate Tact aad Magnificent Rearing, may well bo called the Plumed Knight. As sailed as no other Presidential candi date has ever been before, he towers in Dignity above a mob of defamers a grand figure of Heroic proportions. He represents what is best and most progressive in your Republicanism. He is the Typical American ot the lime. New York Tribune Oct. 10. AT)-n Tr7Tn Send six cents for poatage, X SiJ J-i and receive free, a costly bos of goods which will help , you to more aiffi.ev rigWt avay than anything else In thie worli All, of either sex, succeed from first hour The broad road to fortune opens before the workers, absolutely sure At once aJ fiitfs, Tki e & Co., AuzuPtJ Maipe. bov27 vend Aw 4NAKESIS" Kivca inatan relief, and is an infalible cure tor files trice i, at druggists, or tent pre paid by mail. 8amplerce. ACl. "ANAKE8I8" Aiasers, Box 2,416 New York, t th s pAT TV for the working class. Send It 111 M J I I cents for postaee. ad we will mail yon free, a royal, valuable box of sample goods that will put you In the stht of making more money In a few days than rou ever mousrnt possible at any Dusmesa, C3vH.il not required. We will start you. You can wi i k all the 'Ime or in spare time only Ik work la universally adapted to both sexes. joinurand old. You can easily earn from 6C cents to $5 every evening. That all who want work may test the business, we make this un paralleled offer: to all who are not well satis M we will send fl to pay for the trouble of WTitiiisj us. Full particulars, directions, etc.. Knt free. Fortunes will be made by those ho eive their whole time io the work, tireat raccess absolutely bure. Don't delay. Start kow. Address SxraPOJf & Co., Portland, Malso. xmv 90 riBm-wlv iy pa 5? W SELF-CURE ''A favor "srrl.t!on o? on9 of th taostisota j-tiO '. s:r.'x-.ii'.i ppeciallaU in theU.3 (sowr.iu; , ior .cv. . c f J'errt MtetoUitV tost ,T-'c i: ;.o-. t ' . fr.. P k jss aud pc if. Sent tfla.u-K-:r.'zK-v-! Iregetacaa fiilih Sew Yorli & WilmingtoD Hteamsliip Co- F)M FlERaS4, EAST RIVEB, SEW YOBK At S o'clock. P. M. IL1 STREAM ..Saturday, Kov T -:'ACTOB Saturday. "ov 8 -tLF STREAM .Saturday, Nov 15 ft-.. FROM WILMINGTON : 2sXFATOB Friday, Nov Saturday. Nov 8 .Saturday, Nov 13 .Sfttnrdoir tinv 9 CLF STREAM.. -EF ACTOR. . . . 'LF STREAM.. lm steamer fcas been tpeclally refitted for '-e"gers. " - . ; .." . , Throujrh Bills Lading and Loweas a?uu?i Kxtea guaranteed to and from Points "wm ana soutn tjarouna. w rcigtit or Passage apply u Cr. SMAIXBONtsJS, bupcriiitendent. WlimlDgtoh, N. i. 'HEo. G. EG EB, Freight Agent New York. Hli. P. CX.YIK CO.. 0trl Aifr., n. 55 Broadway, Kew Voii. XewBuckwheat New Buckwheat. PHK SEASON MAS NOW COME WHEN h w beat Cakes are In t rder. I have b-day !ctlred a supply o' New Buckwheat, the of the seaaon. Also, Potatoe, Onions, ,C'UU UQe ot choice and selected Groceries tl?a ni:1 wck renewed evjy week, soods can be relied on as fresh and new at Lw,n GEO. M. CBAPON'S. Agt, - Dem. 3rd dist .Northampton and Bertie; Thomas W Alason. Dem. -n v 4th dist Halilax; J M MuUen, Dia; oia uisirazecomDe: Taylor, Kep. 6th dist Pitt; W R Williams. Dem. . 7th dist Wilson, Nash and Fiank lin; H G Connor, Dem, Joshua Perry, 8th dist Craven : 9th dist Jonea, Onslow and Carteret ; Ueecliers Luxurious Habits. Mr. Beocher has directed his manager. Mr. Pond, to book an extensive lectur ing tour for next year. Mr. Beecher's fa!ary is $20,000 per annum. He av erages to receive double this sum trom his lectures and a large additional sum from his pen. He is net rich, however. He. keeps open bouse (with his son. with whom he reside), and give3, loans. indorses andnloes other unbusin ss-like things constantly at a heavy cost to his treasury. It is said that beyonil his farm at Peekskili. the house and stock thereon, and his library and bric-a-brac there and at Brooklyn, the great word- painter has nothing to show tor his large income for each of very many years. His library is so large that it is now being catalogued with a view to soon making a sale therefrom. He has expended, it is estimated, $130,000 in books and as many more have been given him by publishers. His house at-Peekskjll, built not long since. Mr. Beecher says, has cost him $40,000. Others who watch business matters closer and are familiar with its growth' say that &76.000 would be nearer the correct truth. His cows arc all Alder uevs. and the herd is believed to be worth $15,000 to $-8,000. His farm and its manner ot running and open hospitality are enough in itselrto ab sorb a Jareo income. It is yet some what encumbered. His collection of bric-a-brac would make a large acd valuable museum . Fine printsbronzes, statuary anything beautiful in shape or color find a worshipper in Mr. Beecher. and it is said that he cannot go through the streets of New York or Brooklyn without becoming a purchas er, heroically as he may labor to re sist and avert his eyes from tempting show-windows. filYing after Deatu. At length it is beginning to be.recog uized in France that the brain of a de capitated criminal lives and conscious ncss is maintained tor an appreciable time, which io the victim may seem an age, after deathan opinion we strong ly jexpressed many years ago. Ihis ghastly fact, as wo have no doubt it is. beinc perceived, it is beginning -to be lelt that executions cannot any longer be carried out by ihe fniiilotine. Prus- sic acid is now proposed If instantan eous death be desired, this is clearly inadmissab'.c. The period taken to terminate lite by poison of any kind must needs vary greatly with the indi vidual. In not a small proportion of instances we fancy death by prusic acid would be considerably protracted, and although dying is not so horri ble as living alter death so to say yet it is strongly op nose to tbe interest of humanity to protract the agony of a lellow-creature aying ay tne nana oi justice Electric ity is Rnnthor n?ent. suirsested. We doubt the possibility of applying this agent so as-to destroy life instantly. Wc confess that, looking at the matter all round, wo iucline to think that bangiug, when properly performed, de stroys consciousness more rapidly and prevents its return more tflectua'.ly than any other mode of death which justice can employ. It is against the bungling way of hanging we protest not against the method of executing it self. That is, on the hole, the best, we are convinced. tendon Lancet. A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth? nervous weakness, early decay, loss of man hood, &c , I will send a recipe that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by ia mis sionary in South America. Send a self addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station D, Nev York City. eod ti&w ly 1 i- ' ' - Wo observe quite a fine display of now Revolvers for very reasonable prices, at Jacob Ps Hardware Dapot.f 10th dist Duplin and Wayne; E J mil. ira, j r Kennedy, Dem. 11. h dist-Greene and Lenoir; F M nountree, Dem. 12tb dist New Hanover and Pender : w ii.unaabourn, Kep. 13:h dist Brunswick and Bladen: cswain, Kep. 14th dist-Saupsoa; E T B ykin. .U'tU. 15th dist Columbus and Robeson D S Cowan. Dem. K F Lewis. Dem. 16ih dist Cumberland and Harnett; U 1 roy, item. 17th dist-Johnston; Ashley Home , JJeru. 18th dist Wake; John " Galling, Uera. 19th dist Warren ;J II Montgom ery. Up. 20th dist Orange, Person and Cas well; James Holman. Dem, A W Gra ham. Dem. 21st dist Granville: R W Winston. Dm. 22d dist Chatham and Alamance: J L Scott, Dem. 23d dist Rockingham ; JohD S fohn- slon, Dem! 21th dist Guilford; J L iving, Dem. 25th dist Randolph and Moore: M S Robins. Dem. 36th dist Richmod'- and Mont gomery; v l jventt, Dem. 2i th dist Anson and union: J A Leak. Dem. 28th dist Cabarrus and Stanly; Paul 13 Means. Dem. 29th dist Mecklenburg; S B Alex ander. Dem. 30th dist -Rowan and Davie; J W Wiseman, Dem. 31st dist Davidson; P C Thomas, Rep. 32d dist. Stokes and Forsyth ; J C Buxton. Dem. 33d dist Surry and Yadkin; J A Franklin, Rep. 31th dist Iredell, Wilkes and Alex an'der; J F Dotson, Dem. 35th dist Alleghany, Ashe and Wa tauca; J W Todd. Dem. 36ib dUt Caldwell, Burke, Mc Dowell. Mitchell and Yancov: 37th dist Catawba and Lincoln; M O Sherrill, Dem. 38ih dist Gaston and Cleveland; Geo F Hason. Dem. 30th dist Rutherford and Polk; 40th dist Buncombe and Madison; H A Gudger, Dem. 41st dist Haywood, Henderson and Transylvania; W L Tate, Dem. 42d dist Jackson, Swain, Macon, Cherokee. Clay and Graham : HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Alamance Thomas M. Holt, Dem. Alexander E B Jones, Dem. Alleghany B Edwards, Dem. AnsDn J J Dunlap, Dem. Ashe John C Pluramer, Dem. Beaufort W H Patrick, Dem. Bertie Roulhac, Rp. Bladen W J button. Rep. Brunswick D B McNeil, Dem. Buncombe Richmond Pearson, Johnstone Jones, Dems. Burke Samuel McD Tale, Dem. Cabarrus T D Miller. Dem. Caldwell R It Wakefield. Dem. Camden . Carteret A H Chadwick, Dem. Caswell Geo N Thompson, Rep. Catawba A A Shutord, Dem. Chatham T B Womack, J A Alston, Dems. Cherokee . Chowau E F Waff, Dem. - Clay . Cleveland Thomas Dixon, Jr., Dem. Columbus II D Williamson, Dem. Craven . Cumberland I A Murchisoo, C C McClelland, Dems. Currituck Wm H Co well, Dem. Dare . Davidson GM Bulla. S W Wall, Rep3. Davie H E Robertson, Dem. Duplin John D Stanford, Dem. ; Edgecombe Thorpe, - Bel lamy. Reps. Forsyth W H Sheppard. Dem. Franklin N Y Gulley, J T Clifton, Dems. Gaston J W Reid, Dem. Gates II Clay Williams, Dem. Graham . - Granville A II A Williams, Robert Hobgood, Dms. Greene W Darden, Dem. Guilford J A Turner, J A Barrin ger. Dems. Halifax A J Burton, David Bell, Dems. Ilarnet D Stewart, Dem. Haywood W T Crawford, Dem. Henderson Hertford R W Winborne. Dem. HydoJ B Watson, Dem. Iredell Augustus I-eazer, John Holman, Dems. .Tank son R H Brown. Dem. Johnston James II Pou. Josiah W Perry, Dems. Jones I' M Pearall. Dem. Leuo.r Jesse W Grainger. Dem - Lincoln W L Crouse, Dem,. Macon James L Robinson. Dem Madison J C Pntchard, Rep. Martiu D Wortbineton, Dem. McDowell Geo H Garden. Dem. Mecklenburg R P Wanug, W Ardrey, II G Stowe. Dems. Mitchell T C Greene, Rep. Montgomery , Moore George Wilcox. Dem. Nash JH Exum. Dem. New Hanover C P Lockey. L Gra- dv ReDB. T . T IT T?A-.1. T W Grant. Dems: s Onslow E H King. Dem. Orange and Durham Ch&s W John son. Caleb is Green, Dems. : Pamiico--John B Martin. Dem. Pasquotank Hugh Cale. Kep. Pender J T Bland, Dem , Jas D Glenn. John M Galloway. Dems Rowan Lee S Overman. Dem. Rutherford- : , Samoson J W S Robinson, J A Bes- man. Dems. Stanly D N Bennett,1 Dem. ' s stoKe3 J x Phillips, Dem. Surry Brim, Rep. Swain -Hayes. Dem. Transylvania J H Lammey, Dem. Tyrrell -R P Felton, Dem. Union HB Adams Dem. Wake Chaa M Busbee. Jno D Allen, Herbert E Norris. J Walter Myatt, Dems. Warren -and Vance R C Ward. B Eaton, Reps. -r Washington Harrison, Rep. Watauga E F Lovill, Dem. Wayne Frauk M Avcock. Ira Hatch, Dems. Wilkes J R Henderson, Rep Wilson John E Woodard, Dem. Yadkin Yadcey L Whittington, Dem. MISCELLANEOUS. Monday ND ALL TBS WEiKYOTJ WTLL fd larpe consignments ot Apples. Peaihe. PMr t nickens. Itejea and another country prodiiee Tttse goto mnsx be roM at once. Call ca The UveJrocer and Copiu-Usion Merchr.1 . r Ml irth Wfrter . . WHOLES AIA PPIUEn. II XV Sashi Doors, Blinds, ; White L8ad, Paints French Window Glass. GENCY FOB N. Y. ENA&IEL PAINTJ 3 Tfco foliowusfr oUrtrttcM Tire?ea vboJcsaJ prlees generelly La dtajr tip .r,:.V. oxders Lishcr 5i3c E i& iff charred JR....... Clt ON Norti CroKnA. . Ukois, 2 ........'.. - . H Juris . ................ Sides. V Shonlders... .......... ...M f SO tlk PHY SAL.TKI . - Sides. a.. ...... ............ Shonlera. " Bv.... .......... ca G 1 11 BAUUKLS Spirits TnrpenUao, Scoond Uaixl, eaeh..... ...... 1 New Nrv York, eaoh.... .... I ll n io4n. 15 n ') hi A': li a 75 90 HO 28 O 1 90 20 a a GUBERNATOICIAL VOTE. FIi:ST DISTRICT. Jar- Bux- Scales. York. vis ton. Beaufort 1,717 1,743 2.01G 1.C81 Carteret 062 703 983 574 Camden. 031 5-23 699 501 Chowan 026 851 Currituck.... 9&3 32G 978 113 Dare 283 265 241 286 Gates... 1,009 518 1,183 704 Hertford v 959 1.131 1,129 1,305 Hyde. ... 799 592 8G7 674 Martin 1,366 1,295 1,576 1,234 Pamlico. 584 386 748 605 Pasquotank.. 573 1,052 898 1,239 Perquimans.. 749 979 Pitt. ...2,228 J.771 2,436 2,285 Tyrrell 410 353 488 3:55 Washington . 021 950 618 1,072 Totals.... 14,545 13,443 SECOND DISTRICT. Bertie 1,188 1,721 1,614 1 823 Craven 1,190 2,816 1.338 '2.525 Edgecombe.. 1,723 3,470 1.6Q5 3.316 Greene 863 950 1.046 1,091 Halifax 1.775 2.426 2,264 3 789 Jones 575 796 746 755 Lenoir 1,088 1.370 1.620 1.399 Northampton 1.512 2.041 1.733 2,351 Vance 988 1 482 1 155 1,612 Warren 947 2,172 1.146 2 142 Wilson 1,573 1,389 2,135 1,493 CO3 HEADY PREPARED TA1HT 1 ALL AND KXAMISg OUR GOODS AND get our prices before pnrchailng. The lact hal oar Paints are frevm tha celebrated Fac orles of Wetherlll Jt Co., and Harrison Brcj & Co., Is sufflclcnt guarantee for thc!rjuiility d purity , A flno lino of Cooking Stoves at Facto 7 Prices, In addition to oar large and fall ' HARDWARE STOCK, ta which voar attention lsfrespectluily lnrtte d. NATIPL JACOB1. sept 2 10 .South FTort St Totals. . . 13,422 20,633 16,402 22,299 THIRD DISTRICT. Bladen. .....1.278 Cumberland 2 079 Duplin;. 1.963 Harnett 995 Moore . . .1,452 Onslow 1,035 Pender , . 998 Sampson 2,108 Wayne.... - .2,330 Totals.... 14 238 FOURTH Alamance. .. . 1,447 Chatham 2,159 Durham... 1.158 Franklin, 2.034 Johnston.... 2,063 Nash. . . .j ... 1.556 Orange 1.159 Wake 4.280 1.530 2 162 1,214 724 1 397 530 1,216 1,638 2,233 1426 2 479 2 239 1 254 1.797 1.284 1,215 1,511 2,159 1,174 722 1,426 472 1,240 2,796 2.600 12 674 DISTRICT. 1 277 1.629 1,888 921 1 998 1,707 1,367 986 4,648 2,481 1.576 2,130 2,801 1,837 1.670 4,772 1.215 1,671 1,196 1,987 1.826 1,528 1.001 4,278 Totals 15 856 14,792 18,896 14,782 FIFTn DISTRICT. Caswell.... ..1446 1,790 1,550 Forsyth 1705 1.796 2,101 "Granville... 1,822 2,040 2.199 Guilford 2,251 2.248 2,491 Person 1,308 1.103 1,490 Rockingham. 2.361 1,502 2 443 Stokes....... 1,181 966 2.339 Surry. 1,370 959 1.371 1,603 1:87 2,047 2.208 1 02 1.577 1 027 1,433 Totals 13.50412,404 14,974 12.854 SIXTH DISTRICT. Anson...... 1.632 995 1,896 1 081 Brunswick.. 702 896 921 ;92G Cabarrus 1,465 1 057 1,903 953 Columbus. -1,577 922 1,867 923 Mecklenburg.3,289 3.200 3,727 3,010 N. Hanover . 1,359 2 349 . 1,751 2,879 Richmond. ..1,340 1,739 1.958 1,675 Robeson 2,253 1,931 2,361 1,992 Stanly 873 606 1,100 614 Union 1,481 880 1.838 G20 Totals.... 15.971 14,584 19,322 14,706 8F.VF.NTn DISTRICT. Catawba.... 1.867 Davidson 1,745 Davie. 913 Iredell 2,346 Montffomerv. 695 Randolph. Rowan. Yadkin. . Totals. . 1.976 .-.1.979 619 1,887 898 1,603 898 1,834 1.359 920 1,153 2,303 1.854 1,007 2,679 901 2.044 2,636 952 G50 2,072 1.10 1.708 926 1,828 1,372 1,213 ... 12.441 10.251 EIGHTH DISTRICT 14,536 10,876 Alexander.. - 792 375 943 351 Alleghany... 514 217 595 103 Ashe..-. 1.027 1.032 950 1,251 Burke 1.074 816 1,278 995 Caldwell 971 419 1.251 420 Cleveland.... 1,691 544 2,030 612 Gaston 1,097 1,127 1,385 934 Lincoln 902 763 1,102 753 Watauga. ... 672 552 759 01 Wilkes. . . : : . 1,480 1,518 1,301 1,939 Totals 10,220 7,423 11,654 8,272 Buncombe. . . 1,925 Cherokee . . : : 718 C.'ay.. ........ 356 Grahatn .. . 21 Haywood. ... 859 Henderson . . . 640 Jackson.... . 650 Macon.. .... 789 Madison 937 Mitchell 497 McDowell. . . 771 Polk 330 Rutherford... 1,201 Swain.... ... 401 Transylvania. 390 Yancey. .... . C80 1,500 2,665 1,941 613 ; 505 591 181 308 205 62 208 137 410 1,181 711 813 782 977 215 713 315 267 708 493 1.089 1,087 1,38ft 963 635 1,148 578 951 038 129 446 481 1,218 1,517 1,232 07 491 ,158 281 4G0 323 418 710 002 12 io a i- a a ' loo a S3 a 16 O 25 3S it 11 V IS Vt4 1 7; First National Bank of Wii- mington. CAPITAL STOCK 250,00 SURPLUS FTLSD Sew CUv.each PF.KSWAX, V fi 28 O i 0t BRICKS, M LUTTKR, V D ' ' " ' - ?orth CaroilAji.. ........ Korthern. CANDL3,-y a Miens... Tador.. Adsmaatiae. ..... Nortkcrn Factory IalrT, Cream.... C7WAO. .............. COFFEE, V SV- Java.. Jj5tjyra...... UiO CORN MEAL, f bus., in sacks COTTON TIES, bsndld.... DOMESTICS S!ieetiEjr. iA, & yd. ......... Yarns, i- bunch KGGS.y dozen..... 26 O 17 FISH Mackerel, No. 1, V bbl.......l6 00 ttx 00 Mackerel, No. 1, V half Lbl.. 8 mo 0 Mackerel, No. If bbl... 9 i MIC i 0 Mackerel, No. 2, half bbl.. 5 00 Mackerel, No. 3, V bbl 7 75 MDllet3,fbbU. 4 00 Mallets, Pork bbla. 7 00 s. O. Rv3 lferring, i keg.... 3 00 Dry-Cod, ft 5 FjCUTILlZCU3, V .CC-0 Ibs -Peruvian Ouano, No. 1. ...... 67 50 " No. 2 . 36 00 Lobos.... ..00 00 Bauhfl PbOflhate ....00 00 Carolina Feriulzer. ....45 00 Ground Bone ..00 00 Bono Mca! ..00 00 Reno Flour... 00 00 Navassa tiuuuo........ ..40 00 Complete Manure... 00 00 Whann's Phosphate CO 00 Wando Phosphate 00 00 Renrer A Butz's Phosphate.. 00 00 ... tV.n o Eicellenza Cotton FcrUllzcr.65 00 French's Carbonate of ULiae... 7 00 OHIO $ & ? 4 00 O 9 v- Oepo<B recelTed &ad collections tcUc ot al accelhle polrU la .'tbe United Stto. t 50 01ttJCYOJt5 E. E. SURBUBP, D. G. WORTH MAUTfK, JAS. SPRVN-X. KOBJ5 U11A D BOURN. OFTICEESl &. &. Bunuuss. ...... A. K. WALKSP... W.lxARKIN? Prcsldex; Ctehler A8t CMbler NEW TORR HERALD. WEEKLY EDITION. ONE OQLLARZA YEAR. 0 00 I5 G &) ft W 5 75 6 11 8) .4 ;. 71 65 1 '25 5 11 1 SO 1 15 It contains all the general news ot the Dally Edition of the Herald, which has the largest circulation in the United Stathea. Independent in Politics, it is the most valuable chronicle of political news in the world, Impartially giving the oc currences and opinions of all parlies, eo tbat all sides may be known. In the department French's Agricultural Lime FLOUR, bbl- FiscT.... Korthern Super... Extra ranillr... .'.... City Mills Extra.. .Fatally.. Extra Family GLUE & !b UUA1N, V bushel Corn, from store, bJS,wb!te. Corn, cargo, in bt:ik, wbke.. Corn, cargo, in batra, wMtc.. Com, crtrfto, mixed. In bags.. Oats, lroia store Cow Vczz. HIDKS, It Green .... Dry... DAI, V 100 life rlastern Western North River ... , HOOP IRON, It LARI,VttT " Northern North Carolina : LIME, V barrel 1 jLUMiifcii, city awca, m rt. Ship Stuff, resawed. 18 CO Rough Edge Plank... 15 00 Weet India Cargoes.accordlng to quality. 15 00 Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. IS 00 Scautling and Board, com 'n.. 12 00 MOLASSES, gallon New Crop Cuba, In hhda..... .. ... to Dbj3 ; Porto Rico, lnbnda in bbls.... Sugar House, in bhds.. ....... J " lrbbla.......... Syrup, in bbls NAIL3, Reg, Cut.lCKl baals.. OILS, V gallon Kerosene Lard Linseed... KosLa... 37 oe itm oo ii0 ft! O40 00 ?45 05 C57 OC G15 (X c?37 a oo 70 0C f?M 00 C00 00 OIK 5 9 0 iS 5 25 C9 f 15 a 8 oo 6 5u O 6 0 fS 53 a a o a a ft oi a o n l (9 1 oo a 40 a 73 Wi 75 ; 1! 25 23 VS S 14 1J O20 tit 16 3 . Foeeign News the Herald has always been distinguished by the fullness of its cable despatches. Tbe n: w transatlantic telegraph cables will Inereae facilities. ' The Farm Department of the Weekly Herald is practical. It goes to the point, and does not give wild theories. The tarmer will save many more than One Dollar a Yeak from the suggestions of the farm department alone, concerning soil, cattle, crops, tree, buildings, gardening, poultry andagrlcultu ral economy. "The Home4' instructs tLe housewife and the children In re gard to economical and tasteful cow aisbe?, the fashions, and tbe making of home coin forts. 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The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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