WE ha:
The industrial census of Philadel
TE0TA
phia, amontEerajngi
I -I r .X' !,,rl
fact ' that i ther are ii;
Wolrri ftftoM -fhrBin i I HA Ifhftftlrf ht
7
M - . I
nixnrt cicv vjm ki i i i
U.H'UUU U iUl
17
TUESDAY0OTlBEft8fltl88OJ
i,l-V).?liV ,r";u,ru .r ,irn ; f
ttii&siiiftifirtiD debt.
Bee Donas nas Deen jssueaoy wio com;
mitteeef
differ! ffrblcip conslslTOacturel ralta3rntr rafifoad
of Mesits. Eaieyff. Tenyi
Jan G&&jDu&f. Itide9t
K.B. Moran, The committee congratu-
latea the bondholders upon the result
- of the recent election In Tennessee,
which, it says, is overwhelmingly in
favor of maintaining the faith and cred
it of the State, about eighty of the hun-
WvDhtiuims ofl bplfwers.
tulat
the
ade
f feiraVeldSfaent oMh6fMfuftes of
Tennessee during the last three years,
and says:
"The industry and actfvl(jr)tharej
everywhere prevailed throughout thel
State, and the general prosperity that
has followed, the intelligent, progres
sive spirit wberewiUvanavebeQn ani
mated, piv jw&oq, Id ffoptSafej your
cpmmjfewJU to vSfe
tlement for the bondholders with the
State of Tennessee which will be cred
itable to her people. As one indication
of the improved condition of affairs in
Tennessee fyour comntitteetestimates
nt4& vWl ii a ttf irailSad fcrhtfertvM
fetitebichreflwits thi general
frosperity as nearly as may be has at
east doubled within the past three
years." In the last circular the com
mittee i3Itttufiga tZatHtinad Te
to fufltftjrthrtarms pffoibseira large"
B-ihe:aik!
fionm
e inem mvon
natDeenvxn
eiwteMnTrt' came through a transfe:
. mulee says that recent events
i j uuiirnxtrbeve
pl&i 4f id
tioliCQmaattaeiUi I187J, w
letfeUbSdlfttSthfl rate
A Mk f UaI J Erfirihiit of
jectea,tne circular says; -Aprommeni
member of the arbitration committee
has lately declare! I tlfa Chk ISwarcL
made when alltheateVralraterests of
the country were in a state or depres
' sion, would be considered to-day as
should not therefore Tbe accepted now
-sB6la relefthtJaftdfrthi!
4uoniejotc. pmmtef uiBQpus-
iAi 'al!f alip'tliiiTMtftates Sh
. -preaj4tif t t t r b takn from tbe
decision against the bondholders given
ville in the suit against Tennessee rail-
roadsrEesircular concludes witto aj
wa1gagaarsQas ot luhorite4
lfE zoLthe.rJblPular vote of the
StesCciett slowly. The thirty re-
HaneocJi259; Weaver, 264.512,
845 votea. JThese-officl footings put
Garflelo;si8IJotebearbf
cock. (16raandLQ2pregon,
da, Nevada, S4ith OaroliiU, east
and Texas are not included in these
figures. The three first named will
20,000. The Weaver vote will not ex
ceed 300,000. In 1876 Cooperpolled only
8157 votes. It is believedyoal
vote 01 tne country will run . up to
9,125,000, against 8,455,833 in 1876 and
0,502,935 in 1872.
There WaWt5ci ikittleil bibiul
in Indiana which beats the Ohio muss
over the senatorial muddle, which has
been produced by the dcatfaTif
"Williams, and which nrapreteritt'
election of a United States Senator in
place of Mr. McDonald, and deprive
AL mix m wWW. . f m -
lube ume. uuuer me consuiuuon,
neither the Governor nor Lieutenant
Governor can be inaugurated until
both houses of thOigisJafurk ai m:
ganizea. rne political parties are tied
in the Senate, and the Lieutenant-Gov-
WBSiiAUAcoJelitMhiel'Ae
live, s The Democrats assert their de
r.-.aaa.dgagiZ3rra
Senate, whkh
byitle
uepuuiicant aneiriera see
way of breaking the deadlock except
by defection from one party or the
othMv tthlessj an organkatio:
Lieutenant-Governor after the second
MonbrMarsrai whlth ttfnr ttre-r
contlWJeWfmtii HifiJter nipf thel
acting Governor. A law ot CJongress
ft&S&ftl mWmUAa, and
-r cnjiiai f 4b9 itosoea byprij
such election, in consequence oe
urivu-iucs.,- no legal election "can do
"naWPf WOHserft tertslattM and
Ty tle Indiana politicians"'
Mvih
hard II
puwiean-Assewati
called on Gen. Garfi
at-riday
the interest of civil
srvjeereur:
after listening: to an
Jted witrtaHhilid ftfefrT
the co-operation ; of Ckngressin estab
lishing a legal basis ifciirji?ctiB(g npT
0,
jthe
ent
wef or avbbaf:"eyerthB TresTd
himself,- Vje&fdte&y apabte1 W-S
faithful. flip)intev duin teroof
8Mrjsl..tbiliatter he will be me
men rtb: 8daU without ' regard to;
, party. y ''.'q TriT
The Mobile Register of the 28th InstJ
, comes to' ns with a supplement cqb-4
idBcjiiVbikbrotriSnli
Ciirioftirirbrtbe afij Oilmen tr kUdrietj
ilement ,ojc , heidebts pf Jthe z, citjr or
nn t virtue, hut anni HnU?Vteeil
.--T y.4,yij,i.r-i.,i.4.NA cr
r--r
1 -k'L j -irian-'jesn Testore!
mr. 1
1J
wjiki)eor?e
mi
are naymga
3in mum f i iinn
;i:Esiramuiiennuet)enatntFwe-
establise&&TOkai
473 tobacco and . cigar manufacturers,
416 clothing establishments, 257 cotton
and woolen mills, 221 furniture dealers
ani$nagufacturers, 126 saddlers and
b&rfcfeqffjnaiffaaiarers, 103 dealers in
marhla, Miliiateraiawpatflnt, mudiriaftsb
1QO nHntlniv aof.aKISatimonfof : 17 Tnanil.
iUn&ell&d tot ty&e f&t!!!j W
Tne puDiisnea report gives tn staus-
tics of 9,050 separate establishments, all
located fnithat .city, and. engaged in
hearvwo &uniredctiHereht branches
of manufactures. The capital invested
in these establishments amount to- the
Pf y Wm TOP U?m n
ages atjc
aune sd ere
Fa a
- r -a I
iiionsjoi
tefials oilhe value of2C
every year and turn out manufactured
products of the value of $322,934,461.
Ill.U 4:;tn;0
in the process of manufacture thus ap
pears to be about one hundred and
fnrnnfv mHlinna sf urhih artmAfhlner
luvicauw JL uapiuu uiiu tun ivuv wu
that in vested. Herein lies the secret
of Philadelphia's wealth.
n fi nTn
KSupemilendiHtJSnf
ted States Mint, lately received from
T. E. Acton, superintendent of the
arsolY tBalWVf8l3ei,
TO
effl
riT-tnree -i i;
r
WA5P5iiiub.trpasurv of New t3& itt
theeub-treasury of New !
ides conducting the zegi:
OXkilL
olnar
i.1
S . T
fSlOJ
the
ciaao
a giiaerig
than two weeks.
.TJiere ia now abftyt $S5,0Q0,00p in!
sbld buffidnJ staiidirf M jtbe-trMit oH
the United States treasurer, out of
w hich it has been decided to ooin
monthly l&Wmhoot Mfk$9jmiP8r
it coins or a less denomination man nve 1
dollars WWbe cbiher at im&ym
wbrk Will rje perfoHned Sit' thrfftita
delphia Mint; rJt .1a?ihughtj pbAbia
that this coinage will be continued un
il the! $85,000,000 of bullhnnand?s
worked up.
Jidg Wallace, in thet lajted ,States
CircuitCburt for the nortaara district
of Xeyt Torkihs f W
the $r44ia$haf f mr f
vi. m foceMi of Jaj4 m 4
restrain him from collecting taxes im
posed on the shares of the bank fur
1879. in favor of the bank. The State
is held, furnish no ! authority to assess
mu anana
Commerce of that city, and other na
tional banks will probably take the
of probably of 125,000 it was some
thing over 100,000 in 1875 cast a total
.of 598eiforayoTtre3w. tTkej
fieublAnA(!aSMidate,iyw
was elected by 1,638 majority. Rhode
Island, as our readers are aware, has a
restrieuffrIIw. muchtU is'n
s&icted tliis polfkine v5tl itoL aboit
twenty-two inhabitants, as compared
with one vote to four and one-half of
kerb
Eftle
f B
capaqi
libBcrb
m 1 n
in
MJnnAfnAuInn I 11 -ii! 1. it.l "T" Hrl 7. T 3 - '- - '
'5 ,. . ..a w.v .vwuv. u. wvvu fHiW f . . 51 . . 1 , 1 1,
sseeTHsffii hp.iilif of fhJffirtrMrilnlrnf leaioiOut m jsevsaajater aii
y - ITT ZZTB T'LTT T7 y . I 1 4 A La I 1
TTSllIowedToot5rftS cleitry 1n3i-
eates.
. The census rtura in PhiladtlDhiat
in number in that city at a greater rate
per cent than any other people. There
were ojarv 42 rtftipamay ink the crty iji
fOlioVthirarl H'art iriertase
of nearly 600 per cent In a population
of a million or so, it would seem that
Fe afrffflanumrnireirmBSfany
14 VII
eat iu thefioluma
7a frVaQ.tVHrt.iTigj Kr
' . v - 7.:. i
sfsa,an(foiULie m -
sergeafe-anfXk
lOsticafaeTl
laitrbduii.Eale Pli
mWHJiM gmbjjGaqrgia.
j
TKn U : . - : -t atO :-i i.L.
"71
iecticitjr is run by water-power, which
costs the company nothing. The Co-
Initiator
IT
8.mA!BSar5W chicken wepoi.
peiiisnseflr DyiDfl
,-Sevfital Of our nUbori.-ttxeklvJ "'ft "rn yrwM,ftllT
exbhlMireafiAnv Brtrtif. fik4iAWf. ftifl strhgS A nressnce
2 wTrttr, ffiSArt wJuch thatockdeclined IK percent
j-s. vvvriPi.wjMv!u?r IftfandliMiMelllsHMMIH
liams. of Indian
commencing "our
wapiccjteaiqi
a . .
vnaugo-iuo -yariiaeuiegy-r-'1 Ni 1
. .
1 ytn anemocraticand itepublican
i party piatrorms nad a plank in regard
til Mlft rihinpft .Thhn Mnrht. nn tha
legantV
u
oyer
siaereaneer
, a a
f tUepliitlioitlyianjway.
p! tim lo M,-n arrTfr, ,W(.K.tj8
WW--
2al?iaas;he coiiwtett'toM
orea treci t rJ.ir.T ltiaves ntintr. wn ,vrpi.icH vi,
utf"Bfti6e!?
CiaeinnaU's 'wKfete'y tf ada4 rejkfttl 9
1MU
PP raontjjand they make the . mean. Wt S'si tiS&lt'
riT-
w
SB'.
COCKTIEi
.0881 ;onidrfli(d
Alamaoce,
Alexander,
Allef banr,
Bladen;
Brunswick,
Bunoombe,
Burke,.
Cabarrus.
Caldwell,
Camden,
Carteret,
Caswell.
itawba.
roKee,
wan,
lay.. .
eveiana,
ous,
n. .
Cumberland,
Currituck,
Davldsoo,
Davie.
974
1.714
1,011
805
Sdgecombe.
Torsythe,
Franklin, .
1.651
1,454
1,865
1.235
Gaston,
Gates,,
k2,134j
j 885
42,2fi4
214
1.681
1,0501
Grabam,
Hauiax,
Harnett,"
Haroood,
960
710
Henderson,
XAVUUUKCT-aAf B J 008'
12;
Johnston,
2.0501
Jones,
Lenoir,
599
1.217
t int
""riS. LLS 747
JD.OUUHI11,
Nfrtbamttonj;
2.1 7i
5471
I. 11
1JH75
1S20
1J016
1J252
Parquunats'l I kl ' 1
Fender,
Person,
H O I
Bandolpb,
Biebmond,
Bobeson.
1.191
2,125
416
742
1,699
1,843
1
lt
.2,096
Sl
utkevi'
i .9.at i iiia
. 04
1.629 fe24 1.465lf . 922
1.147 ftesl fciesak
f H I:. riW:fflSW4iB8
iff sm immn-
2,179 24t SJJ IK4
74 89f .J58J l -'TEfl
1.714 1JW 'JVT4 I4S7
i.Oll T70R :m 4ia fnt81
2'iS4
805
1.661
I 1,454 1J&40 amw
P2.1S4 2gll 2-831
151
B02
194
295
866 612L
,ai l.Utff-
M i f MP?
nil ai.L'
IlkiiJ
437
Warren,
WasblnKton,
Watauga,
Wayne.
115
676
67W
2,248
1.284
Alison,
ll
14
tin.
DOiv " '
M
.99
.159
i,!m.aia2Q
9?
oribr.i,?
Snerokfe..,
Of the 9,723a"ttS
in theTat
Btaesn 6 ar ej
i, afid
122 are Greenbacke'rsajiilleGreeris-
BWtainium.iiiii!iL gliglimd in the
Aoit, Albrig
2 - i
Ohio thinks she will be able toketf j
Further Particulars ! ah umoriuB-
a( Occarrence lm Tannewtee.
KijorviLLE, November 29. Furtheil
paruqaiars nave Deen receivea oi tne.
terrible poisoning case in this State
rne marriage oi Joei nam Dree ana
Miss Jane Dale, of Boane county, drew
together a-jlarge .company of tbeK
fflendSajhdLieiativesjwho belong id
the pTomrhent families rrrthe vicinity;,!
Tne wedding nad lone Deen taiKea ox
and was the social event of the yeara
oceremony ine company w
Dairttie Mde xni bridegroom in tt i
meantime withdrawing. The table
neanume witnarawmg. Tne taDie
vas bountifully supplied and all at
was bountifully supplied and all ate
he
After the second meal several guests
beean comnlainine of illness, but it was
laughed off and the gayety continued
Atoit Ikioflock a sudden lethargy!
4seemd W Overtake the whole company
and in a few minutes 27 were uncon
scious. The few wh retained con
sciousness set themselves at work to re
suscitate their companions, but without
avail. Twelve were removed to other
houses in the neighborhood, and as tnel
1 At . X i
news spreaa ine wnoie country rouna
- - . - . . - . .. - a
ftvorv nrATtiinpnr. TflTniiv nni mpmnpwi
n ssWt at tOTfWl 5ii Such med -
mmwm mmm vim vvm
araid asetftid bMummoned could
Albert uaiiagner and Miss
I .urn ma jreier:
wey, died
nacauseritne trage--
IAYinrivfiwaMi -niihYrttw.f rAiift ft
dayr two before to kill crows, and
carelesslv left it in the kitchen.' A
blundering servant mistook Wfdt alt,J
n ' m i i ii tun
itock
firm bdf
to sell was goon
, under the influence
per cent,
I the Manhattan elevated Ontario anL
kiwi ar iiiix i m i ii ni. iiwin mmi m i. i.i in .
k wesi moa -tor iwu yv. a. re-;
I aAnAiA4 1 am : k vi 1 wawm aImjI aw
of the list recovered most or tne early
"cuiuio we gouBtai wuwuvj uviu ug
I f
rlctfcolre3itog1watJ lwas.tfgood
-a
r3 hrra asm" "xi tLsxaHi
o tv ro'ect ef
i iBe'wooiunave ie,Fi5v,T fLl VmlCuLlI n
I
1
IS371
MP,
24
360
259
1.010
1,069
1,343
1.617
1.117
aMAI. - ivri
rJBHffl!
"'vi -."ii ;tr-"i
889
IU5U a.59f
25F' 790
L641 927
1.192
442
5441
bar70aiiailauii!.''7:
.il'722 i; 649
507 --622
1
J2
lf'il
5fl.7l " i-ftrtS;
if 1578U ii79t
Dul l LHai
MHfflfeB
liOlORW
, ; 2,828 'W7
3.242
Z.47 Z.C9I
950
896 1 067
968tV2i80p 2,2;
i
2,426
1,683
AnifcTArr 4t3N
MX)
- 784 --.7?ii
tiUSSStfilot
1.131
592
r .Ifoataiaj
799
2446
656
2,063
'1,088
898 i656
652 9611
8IW
2,889
677
2.059
lOSl
215
796
1.870
..763
267
lXlUXltMS
57 801
"1132
aris
7461
930
1,089
1,-295
l,86i
133156
771
3,289
817
861
497T5 963
558
tw5i
Add
Hijie
l.ftft
1.36
284
1.85W
1.63t
T1512
2.041
1.424 9191
I 1.514
k:t.lv086'
.M.035
.lrUivseel
2.225
573
' 749
1.9141
l.OBf
2,42-f
1668
2.537
575
, 358
'1.O07
0741
832
1.020
,'n 998
1246
.1072
L211
' 5C136
' 8301
429
-4081
8:
54
386
745
513
582
f 1,370
,13,006
1.4MJ
1.863
2253
2,235
2.HH1
102
1.498
2.408
1.979
1,204
2.1081
.159
1218
M.638
606
4.2291
):i,o35i
s
.1101
136
1.2$7
1.66
2100
957
.667
122
-878
4i7
1X1
. . . 966J
4.222Jvii98fi(Kiit
1,870
959
1 352
1.012
1,412
308
404
890
1 67
284
.,461
vt410
3S3
. . 549
1 656
5 S15
aalssef.
at.
88i
464
2-,69ei
950i
,86ffl
-621
94
1,005
602
in '712
V 40
88
2.427
1.480
1.573
iTl,5.t
1.510
389
162
1,652
. .1,153
418
14801 d J94L
712
115.590
toKlOlf;N0v: sg'-A' mktch for ile-
Mndred pounds: .ide; was arrangeji
to-aay Detween ULaman iaycock,
be rowed on; the (Thames within s
weeks after sienine the articles. whi
Will b& done Uf-moTro w.' .,The time of
Hanlan has the rightof namiricf anv
nay wiinm six weffp4fpa 4morrow.
Itftassd flUrM taeo tttf-l&taleated ttariion tin
tteitset!fHrttnq4 mora so UtttaeeduU
and AlcJtiT babi. 'rendered so br .tbe use ol dam"
gerws opiatektf r.- Boll's Babj 8rro$ contains
tunvavuniMB aa may ttv siren to me most
Maa
lever te-Bat livars t WBlcsu v i
iitl tne-olronln."wblch cornea to 11 At
tbe approaching close of tbe rear," bow Icnany will
recanwbsoiwa4BBCt siims fpent.lor deia
sire scnemef speoulaUoo. tiThe HAtaral coarse
of a sensible toanls to woo tbe flcklQ goddess ror
tanfe onei acami afid fee reading tbeahwtrs ntiable
tatenteats ecntalnoi iw the adraitlMtnenta ol tos
Xouisiana State IkKterr -CemrviiBi .determine (a
send M. L Dadbbln, No, 819 Broadwaj New York
NHiM MH IUMI It HM (Mum T ' fanllnl.'
bus in Una, by Tuesday 14th of December, to be
lDTftsted in Utaurud jcziisordlnaif .Drawlns un
der DM Mnonal earn and iuerruian t GBTala
O'T. Beattresard. of La.-, and Jobal A. lariy,, of
V4.stanibjof J52200;i Wfiyt-T i '
" '-.. ' rt ."
.1-)
'
il V
iLTUioEX-Oals firm: Southern
ffAwAn 'MKiAJIilM0' 'AK mfwiw VkMv1
VBua -r-l nBFisiou easier mow pork 15.00;
bulit,. .)neatMsi , shouldees u ffsioleai? Wb
sides "ditto packed 7Ma81A; bacon-shoulders
6i.elear aides 81, bams UVai2 Lard-re-fined
-Oeroea 04faM.i OOffee steadnlUo ' eargoea
Inn, at L,16., Mtelgfr dull. , j ,
"ttacieo-riour dull; spring superfine' 2.00a
S3. 50. kOflnesOCl' DatentS S5.7BaS7.7fi. "Wheta
lower) No. ! ted winter -.1.67, 2 Chicago
berTQiA bidJaiiaary.Coni. dull at 41
t 82oasai82iIeoember, 2' January.1 Pork
Anil t SI a.KiV Tatmt lnM) at: s A& r ! RAiW
1 1 wt" r . w uw. -vw
meats jQuuf .soojwoers jw non iim snort
cleat .TiWbaysadJ jtfjL .w,TS
vlhuuibati xivtu vtvu.cr; .iiunuy rQ,UUaA.of.
hiMV 50aACO!fWna weaken Not 2 red winter
1.08.-Now va amber i.07v' Com easier So.' a
fimi shoulders 4T ;flcaxribe' 7U: baoon rm:
febouldert abasldes.&as.: WlUker acUw
keyactlw
w Orleans
at 141. Sugar .firm; -bards 10.8, New; Orleans
Ua71A. " Hoes' acute: common a.Qoa4.20.- lurht
17 Vs. " Hogs acute; common S.90a4.20.- Ugbt
4.25ai45, packing 430a4.4lQ. butcbers4.3da.es.
ij3ofttSSouifieka1fiW ullf eommon to
falr.extra5.40aAW.xaod to cbotoe daLB.06a7.O0.
raoaa.vuQoaio cnouje ao-B.u6a7.oo.
closed weak; ungraded winter red; 1.12a
Wheat closed weak; ungraded, winter red; J.I2a
1.18. - Q?n, Tinner? -ungraded 67a01, Da
Com. tSrmgrf ungraded 67461 f Oats
at 4a fojoP. Coaeie;'"lao in
1 lal4U. ' ftigak fim; inolassda auga ,
steady at 48-n
isargoesll14U.
cenuuugai h t-ioar woa- musi
manlla SSl, fair: td JiOOd refinlhiz ItoaXL ;nrii
inie
7: refined flttni standard -a Uu Molasses tiulet
Porte JtUco 82a45. New OitoaBa) 4055. - . Bice
steady; Caroluia 6iAa6Bangponr8. toosta dull
domesUe- tleeee 42a53 puHM 20a45, ,u
Ml 14aa5.JXexaa 14a35. .(iPotk;:.:
a.50; middles dull; long cieaf 7.75. short J
clear 8Vfe.loigjand abort 1.00. Ul
QQTTQX..A
GJijri5Mi--rina; middUngiarrft nWdnag
tlUtgooword1
wmary lOief net recw i,f4irgroar
sales 4.654; deck Wj01 ;aorU ooastalse
1.887: to Great Brtoln-w continent 1 .B74..
owrotg-TBteadfj -middling litwi n rvii
KPOI; gross SkX 65,760; exports coaatw
1jB36. sales 405! exnorts t4 Great Britain f-.-' -
ffiifkiTHm um low mail's
Iddllnk
1 l4crj igood d i6oiTet wosiptr'TBT; eroaa
B,ili: tfaief-r-; taa.025;xjKris. w wreai
lie
trow -i-f ales -i-stock 28.7501 eroortS
T.TTPuW. W W
wlae to Gre&tjftrttajn:! MQim nimUH i
?ri!j..T' lit". fT fi'Ji 'wfl . 1
lUfas-CQo4 ordinary 10otet reeipts,nT,775
osa t-i-! sales Ji00t-stook,143.151iexp.eaasi-
wa i521iMiire&l ErUala -s Kraace 1
iw K--a36t)eady(iMd,r?2
dllng liu; gooaord'y ioe; net -reoemi sKiv;
gross 10,848;sales 200; stock 262.627; exports
t. . ""Si amtl 1 nniii coastwise
1,835,, ::&mhy?:'t!i
u - l
fHtl
I pAii"? 1,750.
g t a ft s 'r a
OUi swnnera njo: emnt w.B.ruifln
MBoM-tfM? mfoiRmlerio - inl
Wnaii8ToA-QuIeti .middling llci low mitl
dlinc llci good ordmarjf !0c; teceiptm"t,288
imPiwnA-gteady; middling iio.; ipw
middling llergood-rliarrlOSe: nrf feoelpfcs
1 y;joM 7ao; aieSr fi(Mn epwners puo; stoop:
: exporu to enat cntam ; oosasi, c, i
WANTS or
And our stock, now being receivea, wm be loandvery attracttTe, full and complete Our stockj
GAirES3, AcJT tc.7 andXHNTS' HAND-MADE, ana
i-v rw ft Trr-v
daufcoibi sbr Jaii4la tobd Jluallty, style, and beauty
satyssBHisMisaMMMexf
tock of HBAV.JS g$0XOKDD3, of the beg
kiJiuiiiiilin . JhiEii d-iaCL. mifc Mlt
iv aept.ll til t?ei t; iy i i n. ?
ft i
2rf:'mldillft orleWfs' -T2Uef het reee!t
ift?8f49IHiitvi'el reb41.5li9:
iaort ftreafe -atiiitB 7.687: Aanaa4X5 can-
T4W Bpceumninr-HiMr cxyorr .auqir, TW
170W.
ftocu- V))tabdsi lowfbMaunK
Febrnanrfilhaia-
164. February, and March 6 2912a1Nd, Mareb and
iprO 6 15t6a2T-32d, Ipcff andTKay 6 31-82a
i5-l5 Ut M JUajtTlaifJi TFutural.
: t?ri&ba;-5: Vff-iSalMi" nf1 'iWeirteS1 cotton
8.2O0 bttfes. tand lo ril4l&ieclaode: Nevem
kwleltfOTfe 23924. .Noretnter sndiDeoetnbec
Jo, ,I)eera&er and. iovwry d-Jaiiuaxy ailJfab-
THarr esid. ireDTuarT ana unrcbv 25-32dais-i Hd.
Mareaand AWlft 13 IrtdAuHi tod MajftlT-32.
0
FDTUliEa.
ri.. fit)
000; bil ti.(.i;i yiiil lo 'r.uii a; Hv.i t
lO ilKUi ii itiJK J Oil
a .QUVOIJ ......a. . ......
Iai2
-yoiiigu8a.$9
OfernmentB'Hweoiari new Bs'l.lVi Foot And a.
half per cents 1.12. Four per oeota fc 1154,
oonas inacave.
! Tbte4iJeis o.)fiig4isn?YJli'.
nasnTiiie ana v;aananooga
mi.
laOuisTUie and Mashvuie
risiii . prerepred.l..' "tiil3
Wabaah.St Loutt & ?Acino. ., ,;...) . r 4l
Book' island 'J -.i s. . . . "A.!.-iA5i 51 -': -l.22Vi
Western Union ... ..... .t r . ..' 93
Alftbama-Class-i: 2 to w - ' :f 71
. ..- . QlassjQ. 2. oK, -. , . 8F
Sub-trea8-toaheeBaQld. .... . ' 75.440248,
i' '1'Conency.!.1. ; 4,862H)22"
; j i . ......j 1. -1 - !5 T
'" 1 ' " 'in" 1 ' ' " - 'i
CITV COTTON 9fABHKT.
5 ui'
1 tfciiUil
'H esLorm NdVetnber 80. 1
The market yesterda' cTbscif easV; ttneharigfed.
lodd-MidHnsr;.'.;. uXSJ. . . '.1 . . . .4' j -41
Strictly middling,. j.. :...-v. ,;iJ i j
Btrtcl lowtnldOUng
uminiddiiag. m '.v
Lower grades.
T3ASSINeBBtEP tstiMie? to get aboard of tie
I TlWlTn Mill. Xli A (i fnn rhju4nttia.
IwlllMt lbeiithrheta .'the'EVENlNe BE-
jrunjs aatna, kwhssimi mb; xmutwis jhupom or-
nee and talca thAratn'nt thailir.T.liiK ttafMit' r Kn
TlCltAtS WtW Xk P&Xf fOB to TBAiM TOK XSTXE-
xbbiatb ptattohs, tt onlr making short stoppages
at , 8alisba t-x. GceenBiBOco, v S karil lev iBarkesdaib.
brake's , Branch, , Jeersvle,; Tomrta.wk and
riersUlll Vt-Tae 1 toot et -aboard is
Bite rwnaocT rmavaa tickkts, ' or for ' the
vuiiaDovaBfkBiaav ?ai 5 I jjfi.OttKJ!
;nbT30-f4,
fTOTHE PUBEIC. :
are making nrenaratidns to nlannXactnre
Three Hundred Boas Cotton Tyesaes (oat-
entedln l87) and Sixty Lkldeil Engines 'pat
ented in 1876). During $be season ust dosed,
wo were unable to fill, our orders. ; We, advike all
who wish to purchase a Boss Press or Liddell En-
glna. to place their orders eariy. :
-iraytnenta-wiu not De required on ujeeariy oroers
sooner than Oh those placed later m the season, j
B. L KbDowxtl 1 . Chariotte.N.l.i
W. J ... .1 i
noT30-7d7t4w3t ( ... j
AJNOjaiNALPROEm
D HIT asked' on all goods In my llne.-whlch
consists In One JLOOR.. STAPLE GROCt-
BIXS of every description, BUTTER, KGG3,
CmCKKNS, AC Call and see it I am not right.
,: . ...i . -.. , -j 'uespectrauy, - j.
HDx80 .'f i ;i i i BwBj ITiTXANDER. ;
ml ! . , i . ..
FOR RENT,
lb-
JANUARY 1st, 1881 Ow'.housevfcorfkeriOf
Seventh and A streets, now occupied .by a J.
Ferry. ' Also, a Uto room bouse, comer of Eighth
and A streets, -now occupied bfrTbos. Ooimaa.
( ! - -' : j ? r f ; ; o APPiy. '.,' fAJuaaan. .
:.liOT30-2t. Hj . .--.ft , :
IMPORTANT SALE:
rpflE BaRodm Flxforef and fcetail. tlquor Ll
' cense of tbe late Ferry liore head will be sold
at his place of business; en HOKnATv tba 1st of
DECEMBER, at 12 o'clock.- . - j
r fiov30--2t MlBQABITltOtontiD. j
rt f il' .IK . ' 'C- .' : vrriTinT Viic'
rrHE annual meeUnr of the 8tockboWer of
X this Company will be held in thja city -on
Wednesday .The rirst Day of December, J880i at
12ctotT . 7 a BOUKNlGaT. 'r
4-r
MRS ; DR.CS-AT.C
: A .T tne: earnest . solMtation nf sefexalladieS Of
JrV Charlotte who were- onabl to oonsult Mrs.
Gatchell during her former visit, .slie has decided
to be at tbe Oen Hotefc- Thursaar mwin
idar.
the 2d said
ot'December,' wben sbeLwUlibe
pleased tojbejrfrleweU j
lit i
a
mm
.sW to istfci 'Vii iSiiv ,VftJ7 tii 1 Hfi
it it .huijyni 'uyiwueii.-wia
Arraned And Driatiby iBefrolfitJvJlasby
amiJ -o-rg fRJtAT COmEOIAN.' u " :
f if.at, 1. a-, .'Jt '. f II..' r
ctod,
..v ... . .ij.i : h'....ii
iN jftt
r " , ,. rr
yf AJLV I"f
t-.-ifs.i'n9
br'seaiiUneAclnK $ A, m:
MeAmithTMasio House. ' -! t
be 29tn at MeSuith-Masio Bs
npvzo tw
llliS lKdi w
tiaff .baavta
TV niv.r...il nf If oore CenntT B"P P1 r?"r iI,fl'LS;TT
UJIluXUaiU. dlA. n.jv. ,
2T. 1880.
liAIJhU
J It f
OTHS (MMranjr'BDTaV IN TKK CHaN'ITtTOiNQ COUNTir
MAUHINE-MADE GOOD3, BOOTS, CONGRESS
T -r tt t r r- r - t Art
of finish. Boys Msiblftttd UVfe'hoes in
1
f
0u
(FOUNDED 1802.
WlJOFTVOieil, '
i mr
sale home and high-class school lor
girls and young women.
It has. doflne the 6ast few years.
been greatly im Droved. Its Scbola&uc
ArraDgeBaantSibave bees reasodaledafld Its st
iardndBnced (withojanjlmjirmcnt ol or de
parture from ITS peduliaf time-honored system and
methods). It now offers all the advantages of
similar, institutions of the highest grade. A IwV
tJujpterTSlflilictoV14eiiploN14iia potnitak
lng instruction is guaranteed. The number of
studies bas been much rrduced and is carefully
limited Ao ,thjqu4reients of practical life. It
Offersa $ttetaingisl4 or English and Classical
course fOrgraduaodni and. under its new adroln-
istraUon, has already graduated (with diploma)
ry promising .clashes. AU its achalastlc
wOtairiateaTMatiy snle KM dirodtedTlM
JS8J3&0&&ttoau Practice,
and none of the recent Traprbvements in the field
of ducatiopaJiogresa"asffftverlodloBd.
The'ljmB&tfirJaTaritrtrtenta'flf-the Academv
work
TheDomestJ(rijnTanenjents ofthe Academr
t nave- mner ly Deen readapteato seenre to tts-resi
aent pupus the "largest fneasure oi comfort and
convenience. iswAeiaaaa teacners are contin-
ually In charge fcndrgive-fpeclal attention to the
vuuatiuii vt wirecv-iijiiuuera ujiu uauiw 111 gruwi
lag girls. This system- off ers singular, and, w l
think, elsewheretHinequaled advantages for young'
er pupils. Speqiat-systematic and enlightened
physical culture (Wdeafejdl health are prominent
ieniures m me liBDrovements recently penecieai
Exceptional facilities ard orrered for the study Sof
Music. The Academy's jtfustc Department has
teen lately under the superintendence of Prf.
Fb. gth, of. the Hoyal Opera. Berlin, Prussia,
and Is now under that or M.Savebio D'anna J a
graduate of tbe Conservatory of IJuslc of the Royal
Universi
U7 0C
Palermo. Italy. VTharesults of prac
its Muala DeDartmeiit. durine the
tleal woric In Its Music Dei
past few years would warrant the Afeademy, in the
Judgment of 'competent critics, m challenging
comparisoB. with any otherj similai Institution In
tbe South. ;A twothres yearB' Graduatiag
Course fwtyh dlploma.'tias quite recently been bi
troduced., i
KorfttuermforniaUori'oonstui(tWozue of the
school for the 76th yaf. The 77th year began
aeptemoer iau tr , ,
novl6ltr''v; - r : - . i l Principal;
BADLY DISFIGURED, BtIT STILL IN THE RING
S
rt r5 t T
Ii.--.. Si
Si
i axxu
United States Courts. ; Cpllee-
i Mgocurui AiucibDHnmTR.-fln.. TiinnHDnn inr miibj
...-.k
OVer TOsori Bnrwfell' twit fttr
I A 4- W . - A ' ? -""I.
rj.
fo es rail yj F
in I !
&V IUIII1 J-
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McSiiMiiifltikJ Stretch'
777) SS . H?l B
w'tV"1' r rH Sti a
r 1 gi 2
1 i '"V?
sf m. v - . . m i m J hi b aj-i u
l;j J--aHiS .ViCfli feiV-il". YHflO S
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llowol
.(T1 Li .
V x irf r" u fciT.
i I I yii
I TJhnfit yrmni IFnlria tl nnin Chn riTl T ifriiTn n tS
Vt
1 1
l i i vxnoM y-it i
I I M . . J
oIies; I .riNjjyjajioXyt 0oj(GBKdj
'WAITERS, NAVY and 'ENOtrt K . rrm
"
4c,
great '
art"5 .i o -.fba, Jm ,'atjr. ; ate. eeD
f??ffl"nla ?" HftnitwiflDimu Our
Trade
ntrai IIotl.
BURGESSCBOLS,
Wholesale and Retat Dvrlum
esioffufaECXer
BEDDING, &C.
"iU.jAf:nMdw-..
Parlor & fThnTri'ru flnU.
4'c6mK3 bJr ale iunef mrn.
1" :
WA K
- X f r
NBW (gRllvEANS
Hi
WHOLESAEE Sjl JlETAIL.
F
j-aun,
SUGAR,
v
smups,
f&FACY
n
II E 1
111 I i i ii
rooe'iMcs
1-Ats Bottom iPries.
3,000
1.000
Bunches New Arrow r t,
Bunches' Splloed irrov (Us,
QAfl Bags Coffee, all grades.
- t . . -
Barrels Molasses, all &t lis,
Flour, all grader,
Barrels Patent Process V our,
Bushels White Ta. MMtf. -
40Q
OAA Sacks salt,
Mitels lugai, k
1
grarter
4 0
75
Boxes Bacon.
G
sveaiso have a
twit of
Lard, Cheese, Crackers, Tobacco, flda, Hhivh,
Soap, Starch, Candles, Ly a, Matchei, i andy, Fcx
der, 4c. In ethlng kept Ik a flrst-clai
Grocery Store, that we offer to tbe trade low.
ill We isk is a Trial of It.
COME AND SEE FOR YOURS LYES. j3l
(1 5JVWa?& W .
ang22
p in
)..9uWe.. guarantee .the above
10 .l-.lX. ..!,. ---- -' --. .'.'
Drana or
to be tbe Attest; l the city for
, i will
n .""iiD.!i. .-i
nov28
.!Trt?iow
i 'wua r.r.i rne ar
s,
ot befo
'wbsTxiatiil Coinmlsslon Meft2Dr
. . .. i fiOi., street; near Trade. . :. ?lf
L II U II
II u i
mmm.
unL
MM Mm
100
I I I
tionnig
W . r in.
I "II I 1 1 1 II II - I'm fill v