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EXCEPT 'MONDAYS.
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BAS OF SUBSClUmoM IH ADVAHCS 1
Three months, t ..',. 1 00,
(""Tjra.hwi. deli vsredln auy part of, the
ii t it -"-v -; (,, fHi- AirenUara
iu Advance. . ' : v '
VVeston baa begun Lis 2,000 mile .walk
over English country roads.- inquiry
baa been made in the Italian Chamber reta,
live to the disappearance of.CoVGoIa,'-'
Kobert Anderson was convicted of the mur
der of his wife, at bouianue, on ine evi
dence of hi3 little bob.- The Cheyennes
bold a very inaccessible position j j Sioux
scouts have been sent for; one soldier was.
killed. United States ship Constitution
to be uninjured. - Mobile
Montgomery Railroad has declared a semi-
annual dividend or 3 per cenu-p an
ward Matthews Ward, the eminent English
painter, , cut his throat while insane.-
Chief Justice Ryan has been nominated
for United StateB Senator by, , Wisconsin
DeiaocratsT--U. S. Circuit Court' at
Baltimore, Judge Bond presiding,; sen -teaced
W. A. Farewood and Thomas Cook,
Judges of election, to pay $5 fine and $150
cosU for in terfering with United States offl
cialA An iron company has failed, in'
England, for 280,000.- U. Si ship
ComtUuMon is making three inches water
per hour.- Teller committee leave for
Washington; U. S. Commissioner Lane is
to taKC ine lesumoujr ui wuueoaco. mv. v:
-mined'.' Red Cloud arrived at Port js
Robinson. Scout Qirard testified in the
Reno inquiry; ne mougat one- uuuureu
and fifty men ought to have held the In
diaDS in check for some time. -f- New
York markets: Money 13 per cenL;CDt
ton quiet at 9 7-16 cents; flour without de
nsori fhnnffei wheat verv dull:! corn
. . n. 3 i
i"vv . v " " . . i
quiet and without important change; spirits I
turpentine quiet and firm at . 27i23
ceiits; rosin firm at $1 S7i.
The fire in New York on Tuesday
- - - w I
nidit burned up a million dollars I
worth of urooertv. I
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The whole Custer-matter is to ' be
.1 1 u 1
inomrea mio. not oniv iu Biauutur, i
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Vul Tl;n it
IIKb IUC V.UOWUVW J.VWVM .w. -
v Governor Hampton, in a recent in-
, . . 1 . 1 ,
Wjjieclared it to be bis solemn I
tervie
conviction that the prayers of the
1 i t tt -LL
people saved his life. He then gave
hia reasons for so thinking.
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It is now said that P. S.: -O'Brien
U in 1 hir wiv to trot t cash of the
ln a nnr wa.y to Sel l"e cas" 01 ine
lead millionaire. At aoy rate, the
late O'Drie,rsattWneyay8 he;would
not prorrotrnce the O'Brien from
. . ' I T
Ualcigh an irnppstor.
i'lie New York Sun of Friday bas
adiiiiioitaT evidence that the body of
A. T. Stewart has been found.' Mrs.
Stewart so says. Judge Hiltott feaid, j
-wlxiti asked, "that he preferred not to
talk about it at all."
Fechter, the actor, is taking crim
inal action against Col. McClure, of
the Philadelphia Times, for accusing
him of drunken ness,&c. The limes so
, far has been tested in the courts fre
quently, and its charges, hive invari
ably been sustained.
A Governor, by the exercise of his
dangerous one man power, may save
a villain from the gibbet, provided
he 'Uakes time by the forelocki' "But
there is one thing he cannot ! do by
his authority- he cannot, bring a
dead man to life. Gov. Hartranft
was "one minute too late."
The Baltimore Gazette, in noticing
Gov. Vance's election, saysTthis of
Senator Merrimon:
. "Senator Merrimon bas been of great
service to the Democracy of the State in
breaking down the rule of Radicalism, but
Gov. Vance is undoubtedly the choice of
the people, and in. many respects a more
representative man. It is said that Merri
mon will be rewarded with a nomination
for Governor in 1880, or may be chosen to
succeed Senator Radsom in I883."i
We hope the Legislature will not
make the mistake of supposing that
it must remain fifseBBion sixty days
if they can tltErongJi . sooner. The
South Carolina Legislature adjourned
after a session of three weeks.! More
work and less talk is -the. 'desidera
tum.
American legislative j bodies 1
are afflicted with wind. n Pa. the I
work well and thoroughly, boltlenp
your gas, and then go ; home as early I
8poe.ibi.t.y.ntoOMut,e,; g.
T . 1 ;
Judge Settle is praised by; Rad
cat papers for his views as receptlj
expressedeocerning the junsdicypn
ot Federal CourtsJ He takes the po
sitioiv that they can take; jansdicUon
iu any case that may : arise in whicb
either riartv thereto mav anrj v for. a
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transferTr.oni, the State Court upon
the bare assertion hat he cannot Jiae,
atice awarded bini in ' that Court
The Alexandria Gazette suggests tbjat
if Settle
J'ourls should be aboshed At ; oricd:
the Utter day oracles of jodtcia win
dom had been entrusted with the tpr-
maUon ? Pr; government what a
lovely despotism we would have had
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Spirits Tutpfeiitiiie.
Vllln iiipil rfh VM 1AtT craA ff voara I
t- The revenue depot at States-
vuie was rlniou8ly enjeret Uts Jfaturday
nifrVlf Itnd ihiilll t1tru rrilTuhd YT "fmnnn
shine" abstracted.
000 a,mong ttei legatees
ma mst installment
- Raleish Observer
tha Masonie Tfimnln hi'onp-ht on veaterdav
jagLiT ! tT 1 I
i ' Danbury Reporter'. Revenue
raiders in this county resemble lire locusts
of Egypt in number
xuo BuuiiuisiiittuiB ut mo iaic i one OI 1116 lafiL D&BkGd bfiinc Tjroiiiiynt nfeTA.
1. U. lj&ah. of h or a v th distributed Slau - I i 1 -I TKhmoo v,Sb Mnmit nf hia vnvains
!IavV?eelnt8red f- In Pino Fores Cemetery, for water tasks and rudder, and severely , in
ujslons have been scattered J juting the CapUin, whiW,atth wheel; we
Beems mateommi:
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Salem Press: William Ebert
killed a hog weighing 606 pounds,, , p
Over fifty young men are engaged' 'in. the
clerking business in' Salem and Winston,
ana only some eight or ten are learning
irauiH. vi I
If ;
i Wilson Advance : On last Mok
day evening while one Dave BynumJ eel-
ored, who lives a short distance i from town,-
was carelessly handling an old pistol, he
aceidentaUy discharged the same,! the ball
passing through the right hand and lodging
lujtuo iw uuu ui nuMuier ucKru, naiuou .
Jerry Barnes, who 'was standing) jiear by,
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: - Charlotte Democrat: A white
min .named. Joseph Jeffers, living near
Pa5ue&, !Qoodson's J Store, in, fLincoln
nifchtof the 8th inst., in company with
outers, and lying down by a fire in an m-
toicated condition, his- clothing caught
fire, and he was so badly burnt that he died
ur, aau ue was so oauiy ourni mai no aiea
in 'a few days afterwards. He - was a farm
laborer,, a,nd ,leaves a wife and .three chil
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! North Carolinian: We think
duQ the c,?lure pe? ,t0 udd a w?d
A 1 nAtr v mil t ti a nroi thai hova ionnrMr1 in i
our town thev have rendered mostinvaln- I i
able aid. 'A 'Not many Deaiocraita inthe
Miioi YeIt;rJThev think aaraVr'thl
lllilrill Ilia inv Uiui in lha "nnnfmf" f I
he waa beaten at the poirB' knd that he I
I ... r.. u t.
uuitu iu Kiacciuuv buuiuiv. it is a yery i
....iki..;. nf.i...... ' W..1..1: 1
KuiuuHi new ui iuv tin. . . t c UC11CTS I
in! toleration. We enn.ider.it one nf the
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Si;lkni.ir trX,. Anrvn.
of irobbin robin roosts, Mr. Noah Bhnping,
wilh four a8sialant8 1JS20 birda in
one night This is a fact. II. a
Trott, son ofi Mr. Wilson Trott, while
oading 4 pi8tol thi tbe misfortune to
lodge a load in the palm of his hand. Dr.
Chunn look the ball out and we are glad
to know the wound is not a serious one.
oys, beware of pistols. Mr. Pinkston
hascaughti "since. the first of: December
last, by means of setting a steeMrap on a
snag, ten bawks and one owl. Mr. A.
tSbrf ous !
about six years 'of agey
IU.II J . fc. .... - .1 .v..
icw uajBBgu iuat
A little girl
years or aeeJ daugnter 01 Mr.
Wesley Lentz. a tenaifi on .Dr. Chunn's
farm, was burned tq deith on last Friday.
Her mother was at the spring- washing and
the child camelunning with her clothes all
in a flame, and when she arrived at the
spring, nothing was left upon her person
save a eoUar-band.and hentockfags. She
lived from 13 M., at the Time of 4 burning.
nntij nigJ
jtrHm.oiTY'.
KW A UVKKTIRKtl KBT.
Lost Gold bracelet.
Ottekbowrq --Price list. "
Norwood Cins To rent.
F. A. Schtjtte Furniture. .
p. L. Gork Cheap groceries.
T. IL Howet Boots and shoes.
Mtoson Readysmade clothing.
Parker & Taylor Stoves, &c.
Yates Books, photographs, &c.
A. David Closing winter stock.
Q. A. Peck Builders' hardware.
John Dawson & Co Dixie plows.
Behrends & Monroe Furniture.
jWoRTH & Worth Cuba molasses.
Chess, Cablet & Co About light.
Mitchell & Son Hay and bricks.
N. .Jacobi Thoughts as they occur. '
Adrian & Vollers Groceries, &c.
jJxo. W. Gordon & Bro. Insurance.
'Harrison & Allen Hats and caps.
Altavfer & Hill Sash, doors, &c.
Opera House Our Boarding House.
Williams & Murchison Flour, &c.
fp. H. Hatden Buggies, harness, &o
Boatwriqht & McKoy Good goods.
Mallard & Co. Harness, saddles, &c.
' :Gerhardt & Co Buggies, harness, &c.
Boatwriqht & McKot To delinquents-
Henntno & Teel Collars, hames, &c.
HEmsBERGKR Sales and expense book.
iKerchner & Calder Bros. Salt, oats,
powder, flour, &c..
Iliermonaeter Record.
The following will show the state of the
thermometer, at the stations mentioned, at
481 yesterday evenbg, Washington mean
time, as ascertained from the daily bulletin
issued from the Signal Office in this city:
v, t 54
Key WeBt, ...... ,70
A-ugusta. v.,'.66
gSS;:::;6l
Mobile,... .. . . . ; .69
Montgomery .. .,,6U
, - f.Q
PuntaRassa '.'"".13
Cbrsicana, .51
SSS:;;::;W
llndianola,....T..62
Jacksonville,. ... .72
Savannah,.. ...... 64
St Marks........ 02
WUmingttHK,.,, 50
Bettiod Time.
;Tha train On the' C. C. Railway, due
here last night, did hot arrive owing to the
fact that a wash-out in the L trestle work'
near Polkton prevented its passing that
point : The damage waSi -not, however,
very material ,aad a force, :t0 repair. . the in
jury was put to work ' at once It is ex-
rpected that the train will make its appear-
1 "av-a
iajwea if'" itaa.if k ,ij j v r .
Coroner, He wllettjjWs summoned to. Ma
souorp' Sou idayt to hpld an' jqpest
death occurred the dsy evioua He in
forms us tha; fhtfJaffJiedaefQti verdict
that deceased cajoe fo Ws deatn rrom natu
til eauses.: He-was an old and mfirm man
and had been ill for some time.
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WILMINGTON,
Local Duu ,t
Qd to church ; to-dav rif : von
, s
one ebild and two adults were interred, I
Register . -Deeds' , issued ve
marriage licenses during the pbt week,
three of which were for whites aud two for
colored couples. ; ' , a I
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uuuiucr ui Buutui. , , , l
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lne uomns jiud orive tneir next t
hop on the 22d inst, at the Idttle Giant t
iosine Uau. and we acknowiedcre aainvi-l
tatfoa to attend .what, wifl doubtless be a I
pWaaant affair, ju.4 ,,,, . ...a -. ,
LTte British britfinWr Capt.
x .. ...V10" UV ."'yy
Burns, whicb reached lere laat night, had
aboard two hundred and eigty-seven hogs-
I ,a - flKa . - .
UVS Vt UlUlMOOVBt StMW AO .,VajLI, MAM MMJW
and comes to Messrs. Worth & Worth,
r Rev. J L. Carroll, a native ' of
Dapfin county, and a gentleman of fine
v.. f. 0 . - . w,w, .
sides in Virgin!, and has recently received
a call to the Baptist Church at Lexington J
m jui oiaie. . . I
j lne box sheet for the perform-1
nce of "Our BdaVdinglHoltse," Thursday i
!. a - TV
nigni, win ie openeu ai uBiDsuerger s i
Tuesdar mornine. and for the first nicht I
- I vniv one aaaeu loine oeaa usi 1 u'. .i--.i.s.t.
in BeUeiiie'foi'tbeweeK Inst clos'ed.1 ''J.Ti.;ii;Vl!iMl.fimS from
' ' I his; lectures. expository of the Creed, at Bt 1 ' ivrr. - !-'. nk
: The site of Paul's church, this evening, at 71o'clocfeL I . ,m m u-.-u
Of Genevieve Rogers, when "Maud Muller" I their perilous position, and for the kindness
. r . .Mr r i
1 the attraction, on Wednesday J
morning,
"Umane are aiWay8
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of record,-and -we- are glad to know that
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int.. KPllp.r of tho Hf.Wnnnvr ALlssrro wbtcn
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reacnea nere rrmay, in me uour 01 mm
. , -ra . v . r
deepest distress at sea, was furnished with I
coal by toe jsogitsn steamer aho. am
to ct the result to the human freight I
offthe AUegre cannot be told. I
The first "down the river" of the 1
new year, in the nature of pleasuring, was
made oa the steamer Paixport Saturday!
morning, j be party or laaies ana genue
men not only went to Smithville, but out.
side, and in spite of the little unpleasant
ness of "going to Europe," in which the
ladies t -luctantly indulged, the trip was
one of decided enjoyment.
a y inoicaiioai. , 4
For the South . Atlantic Slates, rains,
followed by clearing, cooler wear, rising
barometer, and variable winds, shifting to
northeast and northwest, are the indications
for to-day.
Pfellc-naatkeaai LUararr Saclety.
At the last meeting of this Society a
most excellent one, by-the-by the follow
ing officers were elected for the next twelve
months:
President M. 8. Willard.
Vice President Geo. W. Bailey.
Secretary and Treasurer G. H. Smith.
Editor W. H. Sprunt.
It is gratifying to record the existence of
such societies in our city, and especially
when their statistics ot membership prove
that they are effecting tha objects of .their.
creation: real intellectual growth. The
"philomathean" is thriving, and is found
to be a source equally of pleasure and im
provement; Eight or ten members have
been very recently added to its rolls.
OaUll MM W IIIO MM ffiiavi HVVBlvaB I
A correspondent at Smithvflle says there
is anite a little excitement in the vfllairebv I
I
the ae hv reason of the clrenlation of a
rUtitWtA'fnrMd-YtiA alW nf iinnnra Witnin
frinr mile of the various churches located
t2 auiu ' Wo - irt orin-A ih.t u re-
mended one of the famous "Bascom's
nnrnemf the X Roads." Yon coald see
the interested onea ingroups of three And
four, in various directions in the, streets,
discussing the great problem ; of future
drinks, Ac. The petition is signed by men.
wjomen and children. So great has . been
the feeling that even the question of county
officers has .been ignored, as well as poll-
ties.
1 A counter petition is also in circulation,
and is receiving many votes.
I Ttrtaare completed.
The new bridge over the Carolipa iDen
il Railway on Fourth! street was com
tralBailwav. on Fourth street was com
I peted yesterday. 1 It was censtructed un
der the immediate supervision, bf Capt
A vdlettfl. the Bridee and Trestle Master of
I the Eastern Division, of tho-xoad over which
l - i,. iMi a Mnt1omn tuknaA-tiiiiirmentin
r ly DLQUUD. ' IHJllvmwM,ni.v
I such : k mailer 'can'l-:truataV nt
that it is substantial and would bear the
weiffnt OT a tram 01 cars. vuuw. ajuiewo
nas tnadea maste'r-pieee of this hnproye
ment and laid the foundatioia' for quieting
toe compiainis ana ier wmvu nwcu
vjDked bybe old structure which the new
bridge replaces.
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supreme Cbnrt.
Although this tribunal has pissed from
tils Judicial District? the tWT of cases in
toe Fourth Distofiffast'Ffidayare of in-'
terest in this city and we appena tnem:
.t.,...;"hinn fmrrtRTfth-
mondj apjMaldislnissed. 1 ' j.syw. ,, . ,
i u. ?W, K"Ar hnnr FTflnrv FairlaV.et I
Ifrom, IUchmwid; argued.f Binsdala and
Devereux and Dowd ,& Walker for plain-
m ana J.. D: haW for defendant V 7,F
SVii'Vmi, Mm nrtollsihCmtiar4ed
ubdetfcftner ordjEftinia vii ijL n
Henrv VonQlaha.i et aL. JS. A -J..J
( rtoff! 5t V, - 1 21
'.M'afad Btedman & Latinwr and George
"1 for defendants. ; 1 n.vM i-MtnfwinjaaWtf 19.2L 33 Market street.
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NUNDAYi; JANnAB
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Scbooner
VauDeaien
hnin.l.
i .. We laQpUoned v gajterday that telegraphic
news' but been received here: that, this
commanded
.here
dangerous
JSU?tion . Advlcesiiowt osdq. snow tnat
mci Ruiiuuonuieoi was ucveoomj. uawiu
hardBQualla
J - fcd into1 the Gulf stream; the sea j was
j.verv heavy, hreaktng clear over n$f causing
I the vessel to. leak some 1,000 strokes per
honr, washing away our boat and all of our
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with BQthuito.dnok but a small Quantity
..i, . . . .. . ... . .
or DracKi8n "water, two or ine crew Demsc
w . i.:.. iDfw
On Januarr lOtM. saw a baraue to wind
.ri. i.r.;o(A4 ctnai fnr 9a)tirirA the.
wihdat the time; blowing a gale from the
northwest, viith saivery beavy sea. . Tbe
barque norexlown tfrus, and proved to be
T . , u
Swatridge. from Barrow,
0' New York. The ; sea being too hfeavy
to aunch'a Woat with safety that nighi, he
promised to sUy by us Until an opportunity
offered to take us off. After keeping us in
siglit 'ail night, at daylight,. on the lltp, he
launebed a boat and got its safely on board
with our clothes and effects. The sea be
og Terv heavy, andhe barqUe being short
pf jwate'r. Capt. Swatridge'did not -think it
orUdent to attemm : wrecking the vessel.
Capt Thomas, on behalf of himself and
crew, begs to express their sincere thanks
t v ' ' . I .
io uapu wamage, his omcera ana crew
for their hnmaniivriti,''reBcuini them from
received on board of his Vessel, until land-
ing safely at New York.
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Ctniln Boxj.
People with a dramatic turn of laiod will
not be at a loss ' for opportunity to engage
themselves during the coming week.
Bright,- pretty little Geneveive Rogers is
creating a sensation north of us somewhat
akin to that produced by Maggie Mitchell
to her earlier histrionic career. The Du
1, critic is quite fascinateil with her ap
pearing in "Big Rlchmoud," considering
that be is usually so staid and unimpaa
aioned;- He not only declares that "the
play" ("Cousin Roxy") "is a good one,"
but that, as it was Miss Rogers' first ap
pearance there, and the company had re
hearsed it but twice, "the success of the
pipy last sight was realty wonderful. Miss
Rogers is one of the most natural artistes
on the American, boards, and. is 'as pretty
as a picture on the wall.It is hoped that
her engagement here will be as successful
as her merits demand."
Miss Genevieve's other piece is " Maud
Muller," and those, who have, seen her in it
refer to her acting as superb, and i pro
nounce it as one of . the sweetest characters
in the English language.
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The receipts of ' the last twenty- four
hours at the City Hall were four bodies,
dark grades and ordinary stock . We note
as transactions of Ihe day, with business
closing dull,, the following:
Wm. McNeill, a colored youth, who, in
the absence of a genuine fire raised a false
alarm,, was sent down for one day.
Edward Merrick, 'colored, was arraigned
oa the charge of being. both drunk and dis
orderly. ; Edward was one of . the impecu
nious kind, and berng unable to contribute
$5 to the city treasury, went into exile in
the basement for thirty days
t -
Jnonstraiive, ana ror muscular ueveiop
Mni auacaea wuiiam Mitcneii, ana was
1 J -a 3. - L - - .
1 ge" lwo y ". V- mat ms .ui.r-
I tiafardor migbt cool; and William Cowan
.r a nae pnence. was sent to companion
f him until the j expiration of. the sentence.
8Nth teflectionS may reform the dualists.
1 , ejn . u wwk ioui up ; awu
Sv Stock on hand
B1VKU AND Rf alflFtC ITEIHR.
: .P.H't.O Hflf,ti.x.1I
.Nothing dowa tbe-river inside the bar.
I The HjUae&,1ttoh i tbtsporf, -has ar
rived out:;1' V.r;-.. -
M ;ij. L It. :J
i Nerwegiaii 1 barque - VaJkyrien Glsen
as at Deal on the 15th inst. . ! ;'
j Barque Hcliptic, Johnscn, arrived at
Liverpool on the 15th insW
I Norwegian brig Hermer, Davidsen
'iV TrtAn nri W
t , " " t"
1 -a. German barque MeMna ScJiuii. Kru
I eer. .arTelai. 5,??me19n ine lomiD81-
I Norwegian brig Her mod. Petersen
I ihich, cleared, from Ibis . port for Glasgow
I rttit' inln iOtieeOfitown -lrtflt Wedaesdav,
r " . " .. . j
I leaktogaWwiioss; of jlbhoom.
I
Hoarterly lrteetlttca-Flrat Bound for
. ibe WlImingtonHHstrlet
Cokesb'ury, ' January 18rl9. 1
Platan af Oonfro : Jannow 1Sj!.fl
MIWAV., ,VWMVft. VflUUJ JW1 TV.i
EliaahethCat JUizabethlown. Feb. 1-2.
j Whitevilleat TfVhiteville, i'ebrnary 8-9v
i vraccamaw ffussion jc eoruary iu
I Smithville, at Cohcord, February 'f!--
Wilmington, at Fifth Street, Feb. iaa-aa.
Wilmington, aCPront Street. March 1-3.
Topsail, at Urh6n; March f
Onslow, at Tabernacle, March 15-16.
tST-The' District ' Stewards " will ' please
nieet at the JfareonSge of Front St. Uburco,
1 in VYiimington, j eoruary aaui, iovv, at xv
I o'clock A-1 .-A,?uu attendanceiisae
10 j NEW , AliViliKTlSJiLftVlEWl'a.
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, j ' TKvin PT atth
fHKMANOTACTM OF THESE
CSLB-
on nana, ana can oner :extra. lnauce-
1 aid- Catalogue to the' Old EsUbllahed J
i john dawson
i. ox wese, fiowa. Bena
liaraware
CO
I bv TTarrifis A: HowelL was is A
1 VJntrol of wem for thlsjpart of the State and some
6- I Wtrm.nl NODTH CAROLINA -Wl hSWe a hw
NEW ADTjSMETS. ;1,
Between gebmania hall and second
. street. or Doclr. PrIdaT kieht. a YELLOW
KiKjuu BtuLuauii i; ornameaiea at one ena wren a
Sam's HeaAlsBtniBQaa work;; , Thei finder, wUl be
rewaraea oj leaving we same at tne itenew or tne
8Aofflcav i)n,; hii:r$ bait Altff 5jajl;
2
To Rint,
OTTOvienvn rrioi.rr . isr 41. iotFi -1
mat aeatrahie kesl?encs, on Bast aide,
of Fourth, between Market and Princess
Street ojQCnpied present Xx an
Campbell. Every thine in order. Good
1 pwnUseam a ? I Apptyja 1 a L n 12 -i '
Will
Cistern cm
Jan 19 2t
JiWJOUlJ GILES.
jfil
TX)S THE BEST GUOD3 1 '
, r LATEST ST X ELS 1 and
t ' . K 31 r.r. fj it r .-. .'.SUii
. LOWEST FRIGES t
i Gto THOKAaHj HO WET'S. : .n
janl9tf , No, 47 North Market 8t
Thoughtd astlieyOcciir
TU8T THTNK OF IT f POORS. SASH. BLINDS.
O BtricUy Pare WHITS LEAD, COLORS, GLASS,
a c, at prices lower wan ever, at ' t .
4A.KAJUi a uaraware wepoi. .
4 No. IB 8. Front 81
Naxv Decoy Rat and Mouse, Trans: don't choke
em; eangnt sou in a anon umev jan 15
"Sit Lux et Lux Fuit."
O
WING TO THE DETENTION OF THE BAL
tlmore Steamer oar tupply of HQ degrees. Kerosene
was exhausted. Bat to prevent Some of oat cos-:
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tomera from being "in the dark,": , we furnished
them 130 degrees Kerosene at prices less than 110
degrees was being sold for by other dealers. ; Until
the arrival af the Steamer, or the exhaustion of our
supply, we wiH still sell this Oil (ISO decrees) to
our customers at no advance in price.
Messrs. J. C. Stevenson. L. Hansen A Co.. SoL
1
Bear & Bra, J. H. XcGarlty A Co., Jj H. Hanby,
I
an W instead ft Taylor, are now selling this Oil
jan 19tf CHESS, CARLE Y & CO.
Collars and Hames,
mRACB CHAINS. PLOUGHS, HARROWS,
JL Wheel-Barrows, Feed Cutters, Plough Lines
Fire uoes, snoveis ana Tonga, Tra'
Grub Hoes. Prmnmz Shears, and a
other Hardware Goods, at Lowest
New Established Hardware House of
HENNING TEEL,
Nov 9 Market street.
Nab the Whabt. jan 19 DAWtf
Black rilDmiTIIDC
Walnat 9T VIIIUI I V IV sW
AT BOTTOM FIGURES, . . .
AT THE NEW FURNITURE STORE,
BBHRBSDS fc DDHBOE,
N.B. cor. Market and Second Sta.
an!9tf ... Wilmington, N. C.
Bmlders, Hardware, &c.
HAVE ON HAND A FTLL 8TGCK '
OF BULuDERS" HARDWARE.
hASa. BLINDS and DOORS,
XT OUT AO, VXXJO, UilAOq WU fU u X ,
For saie as low as we lowest.
GEO. A. PECK, : ,
jan 19 tf No. 35 South Front St.
-4-
The Merchant's Sales and
Expense Book.
TAESIGNED FOR THE USE OF 8T0RKKEEP-
era and others m keeping correct aoeoant of sales
and expenses for each day, month and year. Price
50 cents. For sale at .
. HEINSBBRQER'S,
1?
IANOS AND ORANS sold, low .
for Cash or On the Instalment rian,
. . At . atsiNanavBUaiK : .
jan 19 tf r . . Live Book and Music Store, '
Otterboilrg
MEN'S WEAR: DEPOX.
t
CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS. . '.V.'. .-. : . iA
Good. Linen Front Shirts, ready-made, i
, i ft. .4 .
6 00
. to
Best " . ; 10O
Jted Flannel Drawers sad Shirts; per piece.. 90
FtneMenno unaer-Bnirts, per piece........... ou
iimK dvwii. . . ........ ...... ........... uu
HUk Handkerchiefs, j J : . . ........ 5
Kid Gloves (best)....... : 1 09
Half Hose, (extra heavy), per pair. . . i .: . . .
"RawUngs" and other style Linen Collars.
15
Cuffs, Ties, Suspenders, and Fancy -Goods. ,
f . .. p l. J. orERBouaG,;, -
i f 31 Market Street,
P. S. Court next week. Postponed on account
of, illness of Judge Sharp.
jan 19tf
! La Caisse Gerlerale,
. V ' : OR- '
The French Insurance Corporation
OF. PARIS, FRANCE. , . ,j
j FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY,
j OeW ABSets, bVeit ; f5,000,Wd; 'Vf
Uiilted . SUles Branch Office. Western
Union
: , . Building, New York.
JftO. W. OOttDON & BRO ,
I -' -.-'janl9tt
'"?-. Atants. r
34 North Water Street.
Lttention! Attention ! !
i
AM DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT THE
balance of my Whiter Stock of CLOTHING.
I
will pay these interested to give me a call beforo
buying. A LITTLE CASH will go a long way at :
the Clothing House of ' - ' ,f i
VIX,
Ask for the PEARL SHIRT.
i.
4
anl9tf
ool Salt.
OAAA ith LIVERPOOL' SALT.
OUUUT" , Full weight,
Vat Kle bv ,
4an 10 it -'' rRB'HWBTl Jl nAT.TlCft feTUHsV '1
Bob mite.0 BeU Mill&
..... j . - ....it
Bbls BOB WHITE FLOUR,"
500
Bbls BELL MILLS , do
For sale by
'jan 19 tf KSRCHM.
SB A
CAtDSR BROS
-t t V Rnah BltSn HATS.
100
50
Bbls and Tierces KICK, y .
Tubs ahj TierEARD, -;
1 r,
jan 19 tf. '. . KK&QHMEIi '4, A'4P"s BRO.
Oriental reorder.
T LASTING,
FALCON SPORTING P RAJRIEPOWDX&i
I . i . . For sals by, 4... V . .fi.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, i
Bpatwright & 1 McKoy.
; t '
TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, j
'AT
Wholesale and Eetail,
!U 1 if'";': i V'- 'i '' (.'"i'n.i
LARGEST & BEST . SEIECTED
-l -- v f. . STOCK OFu; -j-.-iit.
Groceries in the State.
' 'A'
! r . . r
' J&-We keep W so called No. S-MEATsl GOfiD
GOODS are always the Cheapest.
fCome and see as and examine for yourselves.
Boatwright & HcKoy,
, , ' 5. 7 and 8 NORTH FRONT ST. .
jan 19 DAW
To Whom it May Oonoem
vy s find "that .Very few bp THbss j
who have been owing us' for several meatus past,'
V i - i. - ':,-.-,.:
have responded to our urgent request TO COME
AND. SETTLE. ' ' .. ,.1 .. . '..
You have eaten our Groceries. ' The question is, -
Dd YOU INTEND TO PAY FOR THEM T
We think it but just and right that you should
come forward and make some sort of a showing.
't ye have never yet pressed a single man or wo-'
sua. We never warranted or sued one. Wheneve 1
asked for we have given all the indulgence required,
and we will do it again if you show any disposition
to pay. But we do not think it right to get In debt
at one place, and so and spend your money at an-
V i
other. Are we right?
Confidence is what is needed, in this land, and
I i
that will surely follow promptness. .
Fay up yout accounts and commence anew, and
: t
you can get all the credit you need at
. .': . AND
CAPS.
! HARRISON &. ALLEN.
jan 19 tf HATTERS.
' A Small Balance
rF READY-MADE CLOTHING
on hand, and will be sold
AT YERY SMALL FIGUJ
1 i Biuiaai
on SHIRTS at 75c.
jan 19 It i
' MUMBUM.
Kew Crop
I. : : I
Cuba biOlasseS.f
r . . , r . . . . . 1
First; Cargo of tbe Season.;
287Hhds.
i Ex Br. Brig "2ingerK" direct from Matanzas.
, For. sale very low.
jan 19-tf
-WORTH- -WOKTil.
I Have tlbt TOem h
y BUGG1BS.HARNESS and, t
,ri ,1 SADDLES of all kinds.
? ' , h and at LOW PRICES.
REPAIRING done at short notice. '
3aal9tf . ;j , .-, P, H.HAYDEN. :
I Cheap Groceriei3.
TOU WHL FIND AT D. L. GORE'B,
rtos. a ana a 00. water street,
. : FLOUR, MEAL, CORN, MEAT, i -
And id fact all. Goods commonly found in a Grocer v
store, at rsowom rnees. " jan la ir
1 1 1 1 1 . .' . . , ' ' 1
( XLLCUACkAU. X JJ,
i-A. HARNESS 1 HARNESS
l X is- $7.60 per set and upwards.
1 1 J Bridles, Saddles, Collars, &c all grades,
nd prices to suit the times. - v
Trunks and Satchels in abundance.
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ian 19 tf No. 8 SOUTH FRONT 8TRBBT
iuggies
iDllggieS I
Harness& Saddles.
" FOR SALE AT
GrERHARDT & CO.'S,
sd street, opposite City HalL '
REPAIRING DONE WITH NEATNESS AND
DISPATCH.. -
HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY. .
jan 19tt-j .; . ?. -:- -v -. - ..
,1,
n-fjii-'
A Large Stock TSTalntit
Chamber Suits,
AT VERY LOW- .PRICES,. Also, ErJSTEAD?,
BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, WARDROBES
... . .1 - I . . . ' .
i . SIDEBOARDS, JX)OKJNO GLASSES,
! PARLOR 8TJrre,iX)UNGES,BED-
,...;, .jpiN CARPBTsC,Ac.,s5..; . ".v '
Also, the New Tmnroved. Genuine STEWART
SEWING MACHINE will be kept in my stock, sad.
wm pefoidata'very.jKeauceai'nce, ,
Ladies will do well to call and examine this Ma
chine before purchasing elsewhere.
IT. A. BUtlU TTJfi,
H and 38 Front and 11 and 15 Dock Sts. U
-lf sjanl9tt.j j ,; .. ?...
T'Arn Deterinined
, 'I'.TO HAVE BUSINESS, IF
FAIR DEALING &. LOW PRICE'S.!
vmi.aiakit,.. A good assort
ST A.TJONERY constantly on hand. j,4. ,
Photograpn KOohib
connected fwith Bookstore, whrVrikoraVliH are
fitted aniteweSrerr W'styUltJslf aid rfvims
sitting. W,e guarantee GOOD WORK or no pay.
Ax , . iJ'jm ; i c W YATXS,- w:-i V .. s!Ji u
janl9tfi : , . A. OSR, Jr., Photographer. 1
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8 00 4
tout days,...,
five days,.... ...... . .... .7.
Una .yreek,.. t.,r.
5 6l
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10 00
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40 00
Throe weelu,.,.
meinontn,
Two month,...
T&ree months, .
biz mcntns,....
One year,
, "Contract Advertleements taken at propo-
tioaateiy low rates.
Tea Ilhea selld Nonpareil type make one square
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS"
Oj P E R A HOUSE.
rtL i,i.Ll A.1. I mi 3 . T An .
fll&iti U HI jf I Tli Saajf , 4MaT IS.
LEONARD GBOYER'S Famous Combination, in
the Great National Comedy,
Qur Boarding House !
) ;-The Chiefest Saceesa of the Decade:
.sendisUnct rum in New York. Ee-ensased for
j . w . . . this season.
1 Fourteen Hundred Performances. The entire Kew
;. . . xerk cast will appear.
.member. thU la th only Company in America
wifli the author's stamp of approvaL The unanes
Uoned success of the Mew York runs. .
iW"8ee eTerywhero, in all papers, the cordial en
dorsement of most complete merit.
j THE LOWEST POPTJLAK PRICES.
Admission. 2Jc 60c. and j1.0o. Reserved Scats
for sale at Heinsberger'a without extra charge
jan 19 3t sawe th 6
Constantly Receiving !
1 , 0
AND IN STORE,
A FULL LINE I
OF
QBQOBBIES
si j ' ..
. , i &c. &c, eonsistingin part of
i Flour. Bacon, Pork, Beef, Pish, Corn, Hay
Meal Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Molasses,
j Crackers, Cakes, Candy, Soap, Starch,
j Candles. Matches, Soda, Potash, Lye,
: Snuff, Hoop Iron, Bungs, Glue, Tubs,
i Paper, Corks. Bagging, Ties, Cigars.
! Tobacco, liquors, and Apolinaria and
j Hunyadi Janos Mineral Waters. ..
' ! For sale by
ADRIAN & VOLLERS,
Jan 19 tf : S.E. corner Front and Dock Sts.
For Sale or Lease,
My HOUSE AND LOT, on Fourth St.,
between Orange and Nun ; alt o HOUSE -
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
1 Apply to
jan 16 2t
in su
GEO. W. DOYLE
Ship Notice.
ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
forewarned not to trust or harbor anv
of the crew of the British - Barque .
"NORTH CAROLINA," as neitner
the Master or Consignee will pay any
aeDis or weir contracting.
ALEX. BUCHAN. Master.
For Liverpool.
The British Baraue. "NORTH CAR
OLINA," Captain Alexander Bschan,
will have dispatch as above. For Cot-
m freight engagements 1
Appiy to
. ALEX. SPRUNT & SON,
' Agents. '. "
ann st
Valuable land for Sale
S
nUATBD HALF MILE OF CLARKTON.
'
Bladen County, N. C, and immediately on the
Carolina Central Railway, containing 82 ACRES;
has two good Dwellings thereon, with a well of
water in each yard; Store, Stable and all other ne
cessary out-houses. About 30 acres In a high state
. of cultivation, j and stable manure enough to Im
prove several more. Parties desiring to locate in a
pleasant neighborhood will do well to confer with
us. Terms easy. .
. ! m WILKINSON A FORK,
: Jan 12 3t s w s . nac , CJ ark ton, N. C.
- 1 . . . ; , .
j Just EeceivjBd,
Another susply 'of that CELEBRATED BRAND of
Jack Frost Flour,
Awarded a Gold Medal at the Paris Expoi-ition. It
1 nas no equal, j ine very onest maae.
. ALSO. '
lAilA Bbls FLOUR, all grades,
QAA Boxes Dry Salted and
OUU . ' Smoked SIDES,
; A Sacks Java, Laguyra
ZOU andRloCOFFEE.
- -jtA Bbls Crushed, Granulated,-
IOU Standard A, Ex C, and C SUGARS,
QRA Bbls Porto Rico, Cuba, N. O.
OOU and S. H, MOLASSES.
Bbls City MESS PORK,
i -JQQ Tubs choice LEAF LARD, .
AA A Ne wand Second Haod
ZUUU SPIRIT BARRELS,
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j ' j Lake George and Lebanon SHEETINGS. '
Manchester and Randolph YARNS,
Crackers, .Candy, Soap, Starch, Soda,
I Hay, Oats, Glue, Bungs, Nails,
Hoop, iron, sc , c.
I ... . For sale low by , ...
"jan 19 tf WILLIAMS M MURCHISON.
For 1879.
gEE OUR NEW "PARKER" COOK,
j Just out. The Heaviest, Handsomest
aid Cheapest RANGE COOK STOVE
j " of the kind ever sold ln wis market.
I i r , SEND FOR PRICES,
lour -ROBSitORE" still a . great favorite.
!no. 6 BISMARCK only flieo, complete. ' . '
jTIN WARE,! LAMPS, OILS, Ac, low down for
r:
h- Old stand of
janl9tf -- ' " PARKER A TAYLOR.
NEW ARRIVAL.
Eastern Hay,
northern Bricks.
j . QAA Bales Choice EASTERN BAT.
- "UVV
10,000
very desirable HARD BRICKS,
Now landing, . ', v u
per scuooner -, ; :
Ralph H,owes.
'.For sate by ;V' -
Hitchell & Son.
ALTAFFElt & HILL,
Factorraadffiee foot of Walftut 8L
Sashif Dcrs Blinds, .
' lawuueiital Woodwork. ! v,
Alforders tuW promptly, and WorkBsssaip and
Prices guaranteed to please. . MjL "'',. i ,
; iwsber orders sentf so our Mr. W .E. HILL, A-
botuaurg, will receive vnmpiiM. ...
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19-tf ; ' . - WUiningtOB, N.C.
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