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WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY. JANUAEY 12, 1875
WHOLE NO. G.774.
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WILMINGTON, N. G. :
TUESDAY. JAN. 12. 1875.
BY TELEGRAPH.
LOUISIANA
THE 8 tJB COMMITTEE IN WASH
INGTON. GRANT UKGED TO "BE BRIEF "
IS HIS MESS AGE.
THE OUTUAGE COMMITTEE DIS
SATISFIED WITH THE SUB
COMMITTEE'S REPOtlT.
A SWEEPING REPORT FROM
THE SUB COMMUTED. -
ANOTHER FLAT CONTUAplC
TION FOR THE EPA CLE T
ED LIAR.
SCHURZ MAKES A POWERFUL
SPEECH IN THE. SENATE.
WAsaiNoros Jan. 12 Nooa The
Sub Committee appoiuted by tho
Houhu Special Coiumittoo ou South
era Affairs, which litis beeu iuYtsti
gating uiatlars iu Louisiana for Homo
weeks paat, returned to Wastringtou
last uifrbt. IU members, Foster, of
Ohio, Phelps, of New Jersey, aud
Potter, of New Yolk, am necowjaiily
reticent as to giving c-xpressiou tu
their, views in advauoe of their. pvesou
tatiou to the full Committee, uud of
the maturiug and making of its rtix.it
to the House. Euougu is known,
however, to aut.ioiizs the sUtemci.t
that there ie no conflict of opiuioti
among tit uicmbors of the sub Com
mittee as to "the priucipul poiut iu
cou trove rsy. The actiou of the R
turning Board, in throwing out the
returns of certain parishes iu which
Conservatives were elected, and i'i
giving certificates to some Republi
cans who were not elected, will be
OJnJemued as au illegal, an unwaraut
ed exeroixe of authority. Tha testi
mony takon before the Commits
do s not sustain the charges of vio
lence aud lutimidatioo towards ne
gro voters, but rather tends to estab
lish the fuot that large numbers
of negroes voted the Democratic
ticket from a couviotion that in doing
so the were advancing their owu in
terest and the interests of the State.
It is a mere matter of conjecture as to
what course of policy the Committee
will recommend, but the probabilities
are that it will be in the direction of
a new election. The excitement iu
New Orleans when the Committee left
that city was intense, but there was no
likelihood, whatever, of its being man
ifested in auy general outbreak. The
Kellogg government is submitted to
only under the pressure of the mili
tary power of the United States, and
in the expectation and belief that Con
gress will devise and adopt some
meaus that will restore the Common
wealth to the control of its own oiti
gens. Th message of the Pres dent will
bs very short. He will simply any
that the reasons for his action will be
found in the accompanying documents.
These dooumeuts comprise all the
papers in the Exeoutive and Attorney
General's offices affecting Louisiana.
A special meeting of the Cabinet
about Louisiana is progressing. The
message will not go in to-day. The
President's friends urge bim to say as
little as possible.
The Republican says: "Aifwas stated
in the Republican of Saturday the ma
jority of the Southern Outrage Com
mittee are entirely dissatisfied with the
aotion of the Sub-Committee which
had been sent to New Orleans As the
only possible way of mending the mat-,
tf, they hare agreed to go themselvM
as an entire Committee and take the
necessary testimony. With this end
in view they srranged to start for the
soene of their labors last night.
Washington, Jan. llNight The
statement telegraphed from the Re
piblican that the wholecomuiittee had
started for New Orleans, was wild.
There is, However, uudoubted discon
tent. It is stated as indicative of the
chaiacter2,gf 'the report,, that. Pot ter,
the Democratic member of the Com
mittee, has been selected to phrase it.
The Cabinet meeting was for the
consideration of the special message
on Louisiana affairs, but that not
being roady.tba session was devoted to
a conversation over ovent there.
The message will be considered iu t he
regular Cabinet meeting to-morrow
The Star says: The full Commit '.ee
on Southern Affairs met this morning
to confer with the Sub Committee,
who went to New Orleans' to investi-
- gate the condition of affairs in Lonisi-
.. ana. It is indicated through the evi
dence submitted, that they will re
port: First, that at the lute election in
Louisiana there was no int nidation
of colored voters; Second, that the
White League discussed, but voted
d jwn a proposition to discharge ser
vants who voted the Republican ticket ;
"Third," that -the- Returning Board w
fraud; Fourth, that the U. S. troops
executed the orders issued by Marshal
Packard on t-tection day; Fifth, that
the disorder iu the Louiniuua Legisla
ture had ceatied aud the meeting was
entirely orderly aud quiet at the time
Gen. De Trobriand entered the hall to
arrest the members; Sixth, that the
only request Speaker Wilts made of
Gen. De Trrbriand was to keep ordtt
in the lobby outside of the hall;
Seventh, that the people of Louisiana
generally have no mpathy with the
Kellogg government,and that the ol
ored men who say they are National
Republicans, proclaimed themselves
as State Democrats in order to g t rid
of Kellogg; Eighth, that the police
force in New Oileaua is domornlis-'d.
- Senaii A resolution . waa- passed,
calling for Mnjor Mernll'e report of
the Cousliatta affair. The Mnjw on
ont hand Wal denounced aa a ruffian,
and on the other defended as a rough
soldier. . ...
The assassination of Grant waa dift
O
' cussed with much laughter.anltbre!
were made to clear the galleries.
I Sahurz spoke to his resolution, io
j structing ttie Jndioiaiy ComruitUo to
' report what legislation was neotwicarj
: to secure a Republican form of gov
ernment to the people of Lruiiiatia.
Schurz.iu speaking of tha Louisiana
trouble-, aaid that he appronohxt the
subjfot iu no party spirit, as h was
about to retire to privnt life. The
suoeess of no party would Ik m lit him.
nor the defeat of any mjurtt hira. Tim
subject aow before "the Scimle vm ho
great that pussiou or pi judioe should
find no place in th breast of St-uators
iu discussing it He did H"t think the
debute of lat week piematurv or in
advance of tho facts all h impor
tant facta of the case were in posse.
si. in of the Seuator,. llo then review
ed trw soeu.-s iu Louisiana of Morula;
last attend. rg tbo organisation of tlia
Legislature, the intrfer. nee of the
military, to., and said that if suoh in
terference be permitted in ltOuiMana,
who ounld tell how long it would be
before a geiieiul of the army
might occupy the chair of the
Vioe PrtMilent in this body to
determine contested election coses.
He oonimeuted upon the general con
dition of nff.iii'H iu the South, aud said
ho would hail the d.iy as a nioit auspi
cious one for the colored propie of tiiu
South, wheu thy threw ifftlie scan
dalous leadership of tlme adveuturers
who, takii g advantage ot their ignor
ance, mmh) them tools for their rapa
city. The peop'e of tho South were
not nnirdereis aud banditti There
were bad element), among tin m, but
the Nutiouul (Kive.mneut itself wa
giving to ttiese bad elements a
strength which they never won' J have
possessed otherwise. By its uucou
btitntiouil proc; ediug-i it put every
one of them bad Dien in the. position
of being oppressed aud pleud'Ug (or
freedom. He argued that Viijj'Hiiu,
North Caiolina and Georgia, -where
sell government was unobstructed,
were advancing iu prosperity, while in
Louisiana aud in other States where
self-government was obstructed, there
was no prosperity. He thought the
lawlessness of power was becoming
fai more dangerous than the lawless
ness of a mob. Tha Conservatives of
Louisiaun did oarry the lute election
aud were defrauded of it by the Re
turning Board. No ma t would be
able to obscure the real question be
fore the Senate by any flimsy aide is
sues. He hoped that his motion to
instruct the Judioiury Committee
would not result in a bill for a new
electiou iu Louisiana, with General
Sheridau as the chief ruler aud a
Packard to conduct the campaign. No
measure would avail which aid not
boldly viudioate the constitutional
privileges of the laud and preserve to
the State the right of se'f -government,
Morton follow, d with hit usual
speech.
IIot'BB Among the bills introduced
to day was one by Borry, of Ohio, to
abolish the offioe of Lieutenant-Gen-eral.
The following, introduced by Haw
ley, of Illinois, was referred to the
Judiciary Oommittee: A joint resoln
tion reciting that at the elction held iu
November, 1872, in Louisiana, Win.
P. Kellogg claimed to bo elected
Governor; that he and the other officers
holding nnder him have since oier
oised all the functions of their several
offices; that the President of the United
States, in a special message to Con
gress, on Jauuary 23d, 1873, invited ,
attontion to the Louisiana question,
and to the fact that the Courts had
reoognized the validity of the Kellogg
government; that uuless Congress
ordered otherwise the President would
continue to recognize the Kellogg gov
ernment; that, at Kellogg'a sugges
tion, the President furnished United
States troops, and as Congress has not
taken any action, and therefore resolv
ing that the existing govejnnient iu
Louisiana, as represented by W. P.
Kellogg, as Governor, is the lawful
g vemment of said State; that said
Kovernmcnt is Republican in form.ani
that Kellogg should be sustained by
the Unit d States forces, when called
upon to do so,and that persons wlo
have been guilty of disturbances
should be punished.
The following confirmations were
made to-day: lha?ker, of Virginia,
Commissioner of Patents; Spear, of
Maine, Assistant; Hopkins, of Vir
ginia, First Examiner.
Nominations: Booker, Minister to
RiisSiatThe6"d5fS XMifiiroT'TnfnOiifr
Consul at Bristol; George Manly, of
Tennessee, Minister at Ecqnador.
The Consular Appropriation Bill hss
passed the House.
PfiMSYLVAXl A .
BREAD RIOTS TUREVTENED
AMONG THE MINERS.
New 1'okk, Jan. 11 NoouThe
Sun rays that great ala m is felt
among the people of the mining towns
iu Pennsylvania owing to the turbulent
dispobitiou of the miners now ou a
strike. More tbah twenty thousand
men are penniless and idle with star
vation staring them in the face. At
the miuera' meetiug 'on Thursday a
resolution was passed calling to the
men to arm and help themselves to
bread.
HEADQUARTERS.
PROMINENT DEMOCRATS
MEET IN COUNCIL.
TO
THE CONGRESSIONAL DOINGS.
Washlnuton, Jho 11 N kh At the
suggestion of promiueut Democrats of
the country a meeting will be held
here some time this week, consisting
of a leading Democrat from each
State, to consider the political aitua
tion. It is understood that ex -Governor
McGoffln, of Kentucky, will pre
side and that the consultation will be
private.
Senatb Rsrgent introduced a bill
to promote the effioicnev of the light
hutvxe service of the Uuitod Stuti s.
Referred to the Committee on Com
meroe.
Numerous bills were introduced and
referred.
:nuiK.
ANOTHER STEAMER LOST AT
SEA,
GERMANY GETTING MAD Willi
THE CARLISTS.
I ANOTHER DEFEAT FROM DON
i. CARLOS.
j Losoon, Jan. 11 NoouThe steam
er Kathleen May baa been lost at sea
with 20 soula on board.
The Post'a Beilin special ssva that a
lively correspondence is in progress
between the Ueruian aud iSpaumli
Governments iu regard to the outrage
liy tue CariiKt on the German vessel
Gns'ave. It is rumored that the Get
man ( orvettos Victoria and Ijouiat
have beeu ordered to be iu readiness
to proceed to chastise the Carlit, if
n cessary. .
Madrid, Jan. 11 Noon Official in
Mligeuc has been received at the
Ministry of War of au encasement in
the Piovu.oo of Valencia between the
Carlists aud National tronjis, in ahioh
the former were defeated with a loss
of 4J kihed aud many wound.id. Forty
of the Insurgents were taken prison
ers. -
The Spanish orders of Charles III.,
W.ella, Catholic, and Marie
lionise have beflii re e-tsbliihed.
ELECT IIH'ISJIS.
The ice harvest, at the North, will
beciimmeuoed tb wetk.
Voorhees has withdrawu from the
Itliuois Senatorial o-.iedidacy.
Vaquez,thu California ban lit, hu gs
January 22d.
Win. Western Hotol, at Sacramento,
togethei with three men, has beeu
burned. It is f oared that others are in
the rains.
The rush for senta was fearful nt the
Tiltou-Monltou Beecher trial.- The
wife of Beeclier was iu Court yet
tordny. At Tirre B line, Queb'so, the Man n
College was burned. Loss $100,000.
No live lo.t.
Nothipg has been heard from the
Faraday, which sailed 24 days ago to
pick up the cable.
Steamers arriving from Europe re
port very stormy weather.
THE COLD,
Naw Your. Jan. 1! Noon TIia
Wt ather here is intensely oold. The
orew of the Queen of Hearts and of
manv other vessels ars imnns thn
frost bitten, and there have beeu sev
eral deaths from cold
t'uoeral Nlit-e.
Tbe huteral ot' Wilms P. Cakpat, whl h
w vo'tpdnd from .t, will takv ilxe
thii sfl-raoou. at I o'clock, f ruru tbe resldrncs
of the rtmlly, dwiiw or Thltd fend Wnliint
ltre-t.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Official Drawings
' . -OK TUB
N. C. BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION.
WiLtiiaaToa, N. O., 'anil, mi.
olas im-Dw si Vim.
'.3 't 7 S U a V M 34 It 32 '.
!I.AB M-laAW 1T4 . M.
Jf CI t 03 111 R 3 ?!S 18 IT IW.
ri.AH M.i miAws atT r. u
Jl 14 (IS M 43 W C m 13 71 2.
W. H.HAUUIWN.
tn 12 1 -M
Oranges at Auction.
rpHIS MORNING, AT IS O'fU.Oi K. WK
X we will s I' on b rl o' Br'g 'Otrnus
Aims." lying at Wor h Jt Woitli'n wharr,
4000 Sweet Oranges.
CRONLY & MORRIS,
Auctlenerrs
Jsui io-ii
Yesterday with Authors,
By Jmits T. Fiir.na.
The Empty Heart;
OR HUSKS.
Py-MBifT TTun-MHifi
FROM MY YOUTH UP.
A STORY of awj-daj "' trial. By
Virion Hurl.ind.
for tils at Ihs
City Book Store,
whirs you will k'ra DnJ ah tb Istrtt
Magazines and New York
Dally Papers Bow Bells,
Frank Leslie, Codey,
Demorest, Ac, Ac.
for rale by
C0N0LEY k IATES
10-
Powder, Shot and Caps.
350 Kegs Rifle, Sporting and Blasting
Powder,
250 Bage Shoty :
200 M. Caps,
60 M. Feet Fuse, '
For sle by
JtnT KKHCHCB CAI.DKK HUC8.
Hay, Salt, Cheese, Bagging.
2 0 Bales Eastern Hay,
100 Boxes Oheose,
2,IMK) Sacks Salt,
60 Rolls Heavy Bagging,
r'i r talc by
John Dawson
H. i utors ' d to arrln BOO Plnwn (or all
kliMla; I Tom IM iw C'as.lngK, W CO'ln l uttun
f H w 1,'nfs, 30' Palm Iimi Ctialna 40 f')ii-n
(.'' n'l HirO'K, 1W l)o u Wbi1Iiik Mot,
Mi m ii Minveltar.d .nl.. fur ma at the
ow-t ma'tt't r-ei. '
19, to tc tl Itlavrkol Mrccl.
PR! n 10 h
WEDDING CARDS ZrJL
tlieBuet lasbkoble Myle et tbe
jouhNiLOf rto
i NtW ADVtRTISEMESTS.
CiOUMIEADKD CANES.
i .
f Children' Kandkerchiera,
BuMinwMi Suit,
i Shirt Fronts,
Silk and Gingham Cmbrellaa,
Overcoats,
I Drcos Suits.
MUNSON&GO'S,
oil x cLorniERs,
Jin l
New CrouCuba
MOLASSES.
Kr I IMPUtiTH)X of Ike MlAOS
229 Hhds. Now Landing
eiS.br. "th nnt Ains," and
i "
InrMlebr
WORTH 4 WOBTH.
Jn -t nkli) - I
Hubs, Spokes and RIMS
Tlttl? IHOJS, WOiN AXI KS, Blr(l(JT
irlii(t, trtlagn Trlinmlun, Unty
W a.c!, Wiuon Wheit ,Sulky wlieeb, bbaiu,
IlUII HuiitfV H(l, ttx.
l lm i arg .(. i Ut tprt', i d Ht Amirtsil
hi.m'V In tin) Olty tau be lound tt tbe Old He
tiblnli. J HkiUt tleu-e ot
JOHN DAWSUN.
l,'Mii.l Market Street
J" I - :
Niagara Fire
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Assets, 81,400,000.
NORTHROP & CUMMINQ,
AGENTS.
uffic with Mr. 0. . Kolili.tin. on lork
8tret, mbt will Httemt to urit'it I it wlib
bim. (Jtii 10-S-lm
THE LOW
PRICES
ACCOUNT FOR THE
EXTENT OF OUR SALES,
SINHK WK UEtfiLVKU TOI KM. at prlees
that ouM 'urolv linluce etoi-k, U bee re-
qulifd n ttitmm.mliiii tu mill our guudt.
Our SilkGr Black
Alpacas, Dress Coods,
Bleached and Unbleached GoodB, Table
Cloths, Bleached aod Unbleached,
with Napkins, Blankets, Spreads,
Sheetings, Flannels, Hosiery,
Gloves, Ribbous, Laces,
Collars, Handkerchiefs
And t tlionwnd othfr trllclun, are tolni fart.
anil 11 you are-la want ut any gondii ueuslly
I'lMitid In l.rai-cle I'rr Uuuit Stock, now
Ib the timo tu buy 111 -in ir ra the bent itock In
the city, at iirioea never told tt belore.
Kcmrmtinr the loiluuement. offered on It at
the leading
ItRY GOODS HOl'SK OP
BOSKOWITZ& LIEBER,
29 Market Street.
Jau 10 .
Salt Bagging Ties
Corn.
4,000 Sacks Salt,
200 Rolls and Half Roils Bagging,
20 Tons Ties,
15,000 Bushels White and Miiei Corn,
for sals low by
W1LI.JAM8 A Mt'RUHIor
Flour, Sugar, Coffee and
Rloe.
1,000 Bbls. Flour all grades ;
150 bbls. Rotined Sugsr,
100 Bags Prime Rio Coffee,
25 Bbls Whole Rice,
For sale low !
WJM.1AMS M CIRC HI HO
Hay, Hoop Iron, Clue and
Spirit Casks.
600 Bales N. R. & E. Hay,
B00 Bundles Uoop Xronr-.
IW iJbls. tilue,
200 New New York Spirit Casks,
For nle leu by
WILLIAMS Ml'KCWIHON
Bacon, Syrup, Shot, Oats
and Nails.
100 Boxes D. S. and Smoked Sides,
100 Bbls. 8. H. Syrnp,
-400 Bags Bhot,'-""--'
500 Bushels Black Oats,
300 Kegs Nails,
For al- low by
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
Molasses Molasses Molasses.
50 Hhds. New Crop Cuba MolaBses.
For Mia low by
VILLI AMI A MUKCH1SON.
jan 10 I-
w
INCHES'! KH 8 HVPOPtltsroUTKb
Attwo"d Quinine Tonic,
" ljTTTTilr H.trmrion, '
Ayar'e trwiarllls
Tarrant'i Aprrlont,
. Pain Killer.
i Miimung Lhilmi-nt,
Onlnni. Quinine. NiTi.lilne. end t set er
tMtortment ot Urugt Cbrmict), Palnte, Olle,
vernmii, iirnhr. kirim, cc.,m
LKKKN fLANMCK'.s,
W holeMle end Ketiill I)rogii
hot II tl-
Xo Ail ranee In Prices,
fa are prlllng Wfin.li
Per tioml. Per Co- .
OtksndB k.Hek,Mt0eW, tUtotnttx)
Anli t KB i (Ml io S VS
Mlied ..CO to 10 I 41 to Soil
ine 71 ' 115
ini ap n r-nuiru ni ihwft jwime r4im.
Loutaj re -hii tue man y by tiu'cb: tu t
st our ya J.
j in i u.u. rjnjur i u.
Bagging and Ties
2QQ ROU.S HKAVT BAuniNti,
1,000 "-
For tale by
KEKOrtNKK QALDEK MKOH.
dee N He
KISCF.LLAMLOUS.
New Publications !
t'lnlf I, a, Purr Snow
iMtliii iHteorMy Youth, h t iMi (I. Pl
warie. Froia rey Vonth Tp. by Mtr.on tlerlaad.
Kurrfe t'ouoliitiuii, by W,l Hoellt.
HtaVirr of the .lewieh Nttton, by Pa'tner.
The M Mt. e ot tko Mtiiee, be Holland,
i
tut ale si
HEINSBERCER'S
Ure nook aud Merle Store.
Jaal I
Ladies' Kid
Button Boots,
lillOOLO rCDOLC
BUTTON BOOTS
At
JnS
O k. PRICE"S,
li M ai kot tUi'Ot.
, Cuba Molasses!
JUST ARRIVED, A CARGO OP
BRIGHT
HEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES,
Wbli'b we o0r at lo..,t Merkt-t Prdet
ALSO
SUGAR HOUSE
SYRUP.
200 HBlH
Far tale by
KrMtllHNSHiVCAI.Df.H IIKl.
Jan I I-
For Sale
QN rlAHONABLK TICRMS, tb Natl ital
Hotel Furniture, ti.d an uuexlred Let e
fur eeveu jevt.
Tble It a ehanre to' a i d InTettnient, ae Ike
Hotel U well tttitbllibed, and Iu Bcurlnhlng
romtltl'itt. For fitrihor liifiiutliin i) at
the Nullmti Hotol, ur to
JaaS I-r D. A. SMI l it . IH
First National Back
of Wilmington,
Wir.MiNtiroN. Jan. 1st. 1875.
rpHK kfcUUt Ak ANmiAUMfchTiNUOF
Hie "tockhii'drnof Hi It Bunk for the election
n( Hlr.otiirt be hxlit In tb.lr Hanklna
Hon e on I'l'UBM) Y. tke lltb Inetant. at It
o'clock A. M,
A.K. WAl.KKR, O.Mer.
jan , .,, R.lVAUtb
Horso Blankets.
HtSSIet, Htrneit. Tronkt. Trrna Rtat.
Onllurt, Rrl(ll, Hamee,TrteChtlB, Wb'ie,
Bint, nnree nrumni, Fottner UunMra, tnd a
I''iirl aewrlmeiit ot Htilrller ooita.ai
niii-Kp mm (iHiu.ui mme que liy can ne oonD1i
in me niHia,
J.8.TOPHAM CO
174-na-tt
HOT II
M CRONLY, Auctioneer.
P-V CRONL? A MOKKIH
Hlortg-ngo Hale.
Bt virtue of a Mortgage made and eierutml
by the Lpo Fear AgrlgultiireJ Aeeociatlon,
the Mechanics' HuHdltii end Imn A eoclallon
will till, by rniilio Auction, tt Y,x
rhuniie ti-rn' r, In tin I elty, on PrldaT.the Wth
lnnt., at II o'cl x-k A. M., tbo fol'olnn dctlra.
ble (teal Kettle wltb alllmiTuvemente tbrrmin,
Ituatnd in the County of New Henorer, wlte.
la two mllie ot tbe city of Wrnilnglnn, tnl
wen mown inn usrf. rmi4 aiiuh ui,.
Ti'KAI. IKOUNI)H." nclnnlnt at a eiake
at the IntiT.-cllon ut the County road with Ihe
ruvl lea ilng to the Work Hnme, and niiiiiln
tbnnoe l h raul C' Uiitf road north 47 A. fre,t,
eeet, 13 rheum and Si link. th nec noitu 13 df-
frece earn Sebalne and M llnke, thence mirth
I dorri t 2f chili end (W llnke, i hence
noith II drre T chain art! Slink thenre
mum at (irvicee run lin naim to the wur iincol
thu riirtit T we or the W. At W. R H. I'n..
thrnca touth it! d. grew writ, ilonK xaid line 13
enaine xnn io iinae to tne iioint where the rol
to the work House eroMne eaid rlfht ot wey.
f ine north TNjf dctroct wntwltheaid rued
ie cntins ie in seginning, coniainng- l I()ki
acre.
Jan T-eodU&Jt
inen. a, nnnin,
Bee and Tri as.
BUT ONLY THE
GENUINE FAIRBANKS SCALES,
KuSiFRcaiet Coal Hcalet ', Hay Sclee71airy
Soa ".Bier hoe let, Ae., o. Aleo
Mile Aiarm Till Co.'s
ALARM CASH DRAWER.
eymt r'JOtsj,
KVFRT
DRAWER
muiuuuui r a
WAKtAKTSD
l ee Them.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
311 BROADWAY) HEW VOIIK,
I Hal tl mora at., Haiti more,
S3 ramp SI,, Www Orleans.
FAIRBANKS EWING.
MAMtl HAM. I'HII ADKI.PHIA
FAIKBANKS. BROWN & CO.,
1 Mtl.K ST., BOHTttK
For tale by leading Hardware Dealer,
ang H Ml-ltawlai
DDIUTIUP WKATI.T BXKOUTIUAT
rnlll I I nU be ehorteet noUre and am
a lbs aiaet reejoaable terau.
NEW ADVERTISIJIE3T8.
Meny Umas
BROWN &
45 MAJIKJ5T STREET.
Santa Clans' Headquarters
DRY UOOD3 of Errry Deacription auitabla fo
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
REMEMBER THE LITTLE FOLKS
TOY8 pet Now York steamer ttiis day. la fact it la ft mlxturt of rerythiBf.
LADIES' MOSCOW BEAVER ENGLISH
WALKING JACKETS, suitable for
CH1USTMAS PRESEMa
Just reci'ivcd. the LnrccBt Line of BLACK ALPACAS we Lata
ever bad. Triers at lonst 10 peroont. lower than our former prices.
T W adviso all wbo waut anytbing in our line U 11 early Id tha norn
lug, as we gat so bus it is Impossible for ns to wait 01
BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Strcef;
ATTENTION 1
FOR THE FAIR
BUY
"DRY COODS,
CLOTHING, Boots,
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
AT THE "GIIEAP CASH HOUSE" OF
M. FRANK & BR0., 17 Market Street.
At 03.00 per Tun, Cash, or $00.00,
N A VASSA ACID PHOSPHATE,
At per Ton, Cash, or $38.00,
Wl ODAHANTXE that tb prerkmi HlghOrarU of our rsrtlllsera thai) bo (nil Maistaiiso
R K. BHItHJEHH, PreeMent.
O. McKAK, TieHurer,
(1. 1,. UKAKK1.IN, Suierlnlfi dent,
Jane
MI8CZLLAHX0XIB.
' TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES,"
"A FLOATING CITY,"
"BLOCKADE RUNNERS,"
"MYSTERIOUB ISLAND,"
"DOCTOR OX."
"EIOHTT DAYS' TOUR, to,"
By Julea Verne.
"DRAPER'S INTELLECTUAL DE
VELOPMENT OF EUROPE;"
" YESTERDAY WITH AUTHORS; "
"HITnERTO," A STORY
OF YESTERDAY,
By Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney,
All for tale a' the Cur Boos Toaa,
luCQyOLET YATES.
lanS
5 tf
OPERA HOUSE!
ONE IVIGIIT ON1L.Y
-or-
Grand Italian Opera.
TUESDAY ETENINQ, January 12th.
ADELAIDE PHILLIPPS
pPEHA COMPANY.
When will be presented with appropri
ate Costumes, ooenery and stage
effects.RoBsini's chef d'eeuvre,
in two Aota, tha
BAEBER OF SEVILLE.
tss ooarasf mobODss tis eoiiowmo
i
ASTtere :
Miss Adelaide I'lilllipps,
SIGNOR ORLANDINI, Boriton.
MR. TOM KARL, Tenor,
liocatellt, tareo,SI. Bteelll, lluffo Be.
Mr. Ueorfo W. I'olbr, kiulral Ulreotor.
Admlerido t W, Reeered Seeti (1 s; "
aaller 80 oents. 'm
HeeerTOj flerta oo eale at F. Melneherer'S
Cnaa. af. ATKtss,
Jan t ' Buviaeee Agent '
Potatoes ! Potatoes I
150 BBI'' EARLV Ku"x eoTAToit-
v or saw oy
KEBUHNKH UALDKJt 0.
HMD eV
and
RODDICK,
ATTENTION I
AND HOLIDAYS.
YOUR
Shoes, Hats, Trunks,
WE OFFER
OUR STANDARD FERTILIZERS
For tlia Hessoii of 175, leli?ertd on the Cara, at Our
Factory, at tbe followipg
It.lSIU012I XTtlOEH:
SOLUBLE NAVAS8A GUANO
payable 1st of Norember, next;
payablo 1st of Norember next.
NAVA88A GUANO COMPANf
WILMINOl ON. M. O.
-ootl-fl&wlm
KUCILLABXOTIS.
Closing Out Sale!
)WINQ to our Intsoded, Dlaiotutloo
Coirtnerahlp, W will tell Oar EnMrs Itoek
of U1-OTH1NO, at greatly reduced prion.
The Stoek most be sold within tb next slit
flay, flat for Cash only.
DAVID & WEIL.
JnJ a-
1 Tobacco Leaf anil Cotton Plant
, SEMI-MOMTOliT.
Largest elrtnlatioa or any Trad Journal i
tb Boutliero sutee. Batnorlptloa (I pr
aBBiUBe
Tobaccoleaf and Cdtton nant
strrruisisT wszxtT.
fm Fie Hundred gretultooe ch-enlatloa.
rout paid tpee Imen eopltt to Foet Cfflea la
adjoining roHDtlet of tu Carolina.
- J, E. MORRIS,
deo tf rroprlelor.
OFFICE
, Garden City Ci.ar Manufactory.
NEW YORK.
AU Cliar at authorised New Tork raetor
price. Quality g ieranteed a reprewnted.
The ebeaueet Hunt In the SUM. and ib
Only oat dealing exelusleelytn Oigare.
bull. ugrnuK ivii m tau,,
0. 1 ortll Front HUaet,
deeJe-lm Wilmington, N. o.
TWILLED SILK "WINDSOR"
NECK TIES, 80 ota; worth 60 ots. .
FANCY CRAVATS, VERY , .
HEAVY BILK, 60o; worth 1 10.
NECK RUCHIS VIRY CHEAP.
A HASOSO.nS LOT I Ilk Bowk
Mavrlta, ul lmrorl1 frwat
Corwairy,
IKTV of Jet
QRBAT VAklKTV of Jet end lava Jw-
eiiy New Ueelgna.
FRBSH NfJPFXY f fephyrWhlt tad
. , B'ark, IBd per ea; Colura, tva.
i At
WILLIAM FVFC'C,
Janl CXCIINCIK ConifBM.
w
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'A Hlilt epedlelty ui