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WILMINGTON, s. a:
WEDNESDAY. JAJ. 27. 1875.
OY TELEGRAPH
UEADQUARTEUS.
IN CONQRE33 YESTERDAY.
BELIEF FOR TIIE SOUTHERN
STATES REFUSED,
AS AMENDMENT TO THE PRESI
DENTIAL TERM DEFEATED.
THE LOUISIANA DERAXE.
Wasbinotos, Jan. 26 Noon. Sb-
ati The Chair presented a commnui
eation from tha Secretary of the In
terior in aniwer to Senate resolution
of the 15th instant, containing copies I
of the report of tha tjomniissioners ,ot
General Land Office relating to swamp
lands in Louisiana. Order od to be
printed and laid on the table.
Hocus Tha House ia engaged in
the oall of the Committee and for re
port. Vashthoto5, Jannary 26 Night
Hocab Various propositions ohang
iag the manner of electing President
were ordered to be printed.
The bill giving citizens acquired
territory by United States citizenship
passed. This bill does not give Mexi
can eitieeas the rignt to appear be
fore the Mixed Com minion.
The Jndiciary Committee reported
adversely to forming new State from
portioua of Louisiana and Texas.
Cessna, of Pennsylvania, from the
Jndiciary Committee, reported ad
versely on the bill for the relief of the
Southern States by the compromise
Mia seiueBent oi weir aeois. jjaiu
on the table.
The Jndiciary Committee reported
an amendment to the Constitution
fixing the Presidential term at six
years and prohibiting the re-election
of the President. An interesting de
bate ensued in which Butler, of Mas
sachusetts, intimated his willingness
to support Grant for a third term as
a necessity to put down lawlessness in
the South, and in which E. It. Hoar,
of Massachusetts, and E. H. Roberts,
of New York, took strong ground
against a third term, the latter declar
ing that in the direction of dictator
ship and strong , government luy the
murder of the Republic The amenJ
meut was defeated for want of the nec
essary two-thirds runjarity. .The vote
stood: Yeas, 134; nays, li 4.
Senate Edmunds, of Vermont,.' in
trAliuuul a hill to itrnvidn for ftinl re
gulate the counting of votes lor 1 re
aident and Vice President. Referred
to Committee on Privileges and Elec
tions.
The following bills were pissed :
House bill to amend 23d paragraph
of eeotioa 3 of act to regulate the fees
and costs to be allowed Cleiks, Mar
shals and Attorneys of Circuit and
District Courts of the United States,
and lor other purposes. Approved
February 26th, 1853.
House bill to extend the provisions
of the act approved March 3d, 1871,
entitled an act to provide for the col
lection of debts due from Southern
railroads, and for other purposes.
House bill to provide for deducting
any debt due the United States for
any jndgtnent recovered against the
Uuited Stutes by suoh debtor.
House bill relating to the punish
tnent of the orime of manslaughter.
Debate was then resumed, and
Peas, : of Mississippi, concluded his
argument oommeoced yesterday. Ha
said that outrages were daily coinmit
ial in the South. The Am r can
Senate and the American pec pie
should become awoKened to toe laut
that the country was on the eve of
another revolution more fatal in its
results than the late rebellion, jje
argued that crime was more frequent
in the South than tha North and read
from statistics to snow that such was
the case. He denied that white men
were ever punished in the South for
the murder of negroes. The same
spirit which pervaded the press
of the South in lobl existed to-day,
in the Sooth which did not subsoil
to these wild elements. The old. Whig
party did not subscribe to them, but
that party was powerless. The same
old i Democrats who brought on the
difficulty before were the men who
were leading editorial writers to-day;
tha men who were firing the oouthern
heart to murder and assassinate, and
overthrow tha Government of the
United States, if necessary. In eve
ry case where the treasury of a
Southern State hod been plundered it
had been done by Democrats; mem
bers of that party were in the scheme
ome way. He argued tbat Mississip
pi was the best reconstructed of the
insurrectionary States and every dot
lar of the State debt oonld be paid in
two years. In conclusion, he called
upon the Senator from Ohio (Thnr
man), as leader of the Democratic
party, to say to the Democrats in the
South tbat the outrages there must
be stopped.
Thnrman read from a speech de1iv
ered by him in the Senate on the 18th
of Jannary. 187.1, where he condemn
ed anything like violence, and asked
the people of tkmth to obey the laws.
He arcned tbat the picture oi tne con
dition of Southern society oould not
- be drawn by newspaper dippings. If
they were to be taken, a p dure of the
condition of Northern society ooum
i , i r i t , .
db drawn wmon won hi ruNae any man
living north of the Potomao shudder.
Thurman will conclude hia speech
tomorrow. , f
KLECTRICISMS.
- The Emperor of China died on tha
12th inst His successor isaPrinoa
five years of sge r f "
At A Kingston,1 Ontario, Radford
Barstew'a elevator. , , wit ; layaral
thousand huabels of grain, hat beam
deetroved ! fire.
Antonio ioro. an Kalian, w
found dsad in a doorway, at Vieks-
bnrs;. It u supposed be wai mur J-r
ed for $3,000 be had on bis prs a.
A k-tter from Havana say the amall
pox ruffes over tti laud. Ihe lat-
riuts ar hoiWul of roaching tli u
car plantations, which they will burn.
Burnsido it elected Senator from
Khode Wand, llaudolpa from New
Jersey, and Jobnson from Tennessee.
EUltOI'E.
OPERATIONS AOAINST THE CAR
LISTS.
TURKEY AND MONTENEGRO
WONT FIGHT.
Madrid, Jan. 26. Noon. The Car
lists have lft the Province of Biscay
and Gnipazzoa, and moved into Nava
ne, taking with them all their material
of war. The army of the North has
assumed the offensive against tha Car
lists. Vir-vjca, Jan. 26. Noon. The Gov-
firampnta nf Tnrkav ami fnntnAirrn
have withdrawn their foroos which
they had collected on the border of
their respective countries in anticipa
tion of hostilities.
" GOTHAM. -
ICE IN THE EAST AND NORTH
RIVERSt... .
Nbw York. Jan. 26 Nioht The
ice has disnpppard, carrying can and
spsr, buoy'a to sea. The pilots m-e
familiar objects on shore ss guides.
A new steamship line hence to Hull
is organizing. The ice on the Eut
and North rivers is very strong.
Several ferry-boats have been caught.
STATEJEWS,
There is a probability of the tele
graph station being restored at Hills
boro.
Alexander county instructs her Rep
resentatives and Senators, to vote for
Convention.
Twenty-five ponndsis what it weigh
ed; and it was a beet, and it was sent
to the Charlotte Democrat man.
Tha Charlotte Democrat says: We
reeret to learn that Mr. W. A. Knox,
of Providence Township, in this coun
ty, was killed on s riday afternoon last
while engtgrd in picking cotton at his
prone. Air. ivuox was flung some
thing in tne packing box, when the
'sinker, whiob had been run up,
broke loose and fell upon him, killing
iimi almost mstamjy. lie was a good
citizen and leaves a wife and four
ohiliieu to mourn his sudden death.
The Conoord Sun snys: Special
Deputies David Murr and Robert
Deatou arrested Rob Morebead, on
Wednesday last, on the plantation of
P. M. Morris. Bob had sworn to burn
tle barn of Mr. Morris, aud had made
the attempt. Fire and kindling were
found in the barn, but had gone ont
Rob, on seoing the officers, attempted
to save himself by fiiKht. but was
brought to with a pistol ball.
The Raleigh Sentinel says: The
editor of this psper is a great bee man
aud ma talk this morning with Mr.
Joseph Williams, from Yadkin, we
judge that the bees are in tad health
all through the State. Mr. Williams
stated that ont of twenty-seven hives
he had last year only five are left him,
the rest all dead. Antony Dorrity, of
Hillsboro, says the reason tha bees
are dying np so and not half working
is the great amount of gunpowder ex
pioded in the recent war; that it dis
turbed them and got them routed and
demoralized, and they have not yet
covered from the sbck. We would
ask a convention of bea men on the
subject, bnt the word "oonvetit'on"
m ght be feared by soma of the "King
bees to m an more powder I
Treating the Wrong- Dlieane.
Manv times Women call noon their
family physicians, one with dyspepsia,
another with palpitation, another with
trouble of the breast, another with
pain here and there, and in this way
they all present alike to themselves
and their easy-going and indifferent
doctors, separate and distinct diseases,
for which lie prescribes bis pills and
potfonr"swsuming4bemte W'soebi
wben, In reality, they are all symptoms
caused by soma uterine disorder; and
while they are thus only able perhaps
to palliate for a time, they are igno
rant oj the cause, and encourage their
practice until large bills are made,
when the eunenng patients are no
better in the end, but probably worse
lor the delay, treatment, and other
complications made, and which a pro
per medicine directed to the cause
would have entirely removed, thereby
instituting health and comfort instead
of prolonged misery.
From Miss Lobinda E. St. Clair,
Shade, Athens Co., Ohio ;
Dr. R, V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y.
Yrnr Favorite Prescription is working
almost like a miracle on me. I am
better already than I have been for
over to years."
From Ella A Sobafkb. Zanesville.
Ind.:
" Dr. Pierce I reoeived the medi
cine you sent me and began using it
immediately. As a renult of the treat
ment I feel better than I have for
three yenrs."
From Mrs. John K. Hamilin, Odell,
111.:
"Dr. Pierce The Favorite Prescrip
tion has done me good, which I am
very thankful for."
Dr. Pieroe's Favorite Prescription
ia sold by dealers in medicines.
It is useless to attempt to cleanse
a stream while the fountain is impure.
Dyspepsia, oomplainis of the liver or
kidneys,eruptiotis of the okiu.Boiofulii,
headaohes, and all discuses arising
from impure blood, are st onoe re
moved by Dr. Walker's California
Vinegar Birntns,purifler of the blood
and renovator of the system. It hat
Ktmw oaan known to fail. 'Aw
SPECIAL.
1 b W uii.r In't'i ( fhf Kim wood roUr
mirt ii thnrouybly p rlrtwn Wil k
iq Rivrcuiy ev.ow kk uik la wucm oiitW'
frlBg
W.htht or Nora. A a iiirn my tktrt
crvly cut far tbtl do aK hcr,
lthr trora perxint romuf lio Mr nftlr r
In MiDcnihcr wr. Of tb IniM-MI of Jukmim't
Amdfnt Lmtwunt in tha tat of coaghi acd
CU.U, W 4klDI ink awa JHM
Ntvlwr lva Vs Teeth,
Rut ha fiiHM sot braurr aid imili tk
Thai a un badoa nb flagrant ui i.KJM .
Ih dauttl bona and lia ammol mIii ua
uiaua invaiDrDia in an at-atiariJta iitna
Ua dally aaa of Mtla baattoaat araa-
arauua.
Wa arara nlaaaad la aaa, aal luni alnra, tn ana
oT aur axrhaaira, avaa r-ratt? aafara romarkn
WriKvl u naiaral rMa who, Surlnf an la
wttrg Kriure br h. J b-i I'.S. Ihbutl,
pa auntiBBona caaiiiaj. nirn pretaawd
aitnj linn ktaring. Vaaiilaabo cannoi re
Irtln from coajbinf. kad batter War awajr
irom aucii piaora, ar riaa Mia a DiHwe ot joint
on 'a Anudjna Hulmant with Uirm.
Tie Importaacaof rlnjthrn an aCiralry
liandiUiia Jhmdara w lima-a that kta back
ant In tha ould rain. aUMid In nolft wlrj ar
drank loa nai'h old vatrr, rannot la arrt
e.timaud ; do aaa aboald b wlUiom tbam who
own a fowl haraa. .
- loaaarw'a Pntoaio Srucr, Sea Wiid
Tome, inn MaauhAKk Pills Thie daurf
rdlr rclcbratad and (opular nnlk-lnaabrra rf
fected a rrrolatioa In lbs healing art, and
(ro.on tha4llacT of attar ra xuna ahlch
it for mtnjr rrartobfructrd the er.igreMof
rotillral n i-nce. Tha talpa Uxitlon thai
"Ooinuni) thin la IttcuraMe " tin ten ad hi
rln from atfoiullag in And r'mwlir lor thai
ills am. and patU nil affliotxl with It racont'lH-il
theaiaalrra to doaih wiili"ut making an tltuu
tu oacai from a doom hU h ihur ati'iotd to
he nnToMinbie. it la now ororot, riowerrr,
that tanap(iaa aaa a mrtd, and that t Am
(w I'tiMii in a Torr arf at anmbar of
(ime of III' aiparntlT daopnrata onal bi
li-nk? rnir-nnie arrnp alone ; ana in onr
naanii br 'lie dip mertto.n to cofinaoium with
Si'h.inrk'e Sea Wetil lunia and Maitlrakt
Finn, one nr bo h. awarding to tbo raaulra-
mentaofthecaaa.
Dr. nrbenek blraaeir, wno enlnrtd onlnler-
rnptoil gond hnaltb tor mora Mian forty yeri.
wa rapiKiaiM. at una Una, to b al the rerr
gala of ilea'h. bla pbrxtaria having p'onounc-
ed hia raws biipelnm and abandoned h'm to hi
late. He wa eureil ff tba aiorraii rn-ili-c
nra, and, vdn bit reoorerr. nian thnaiila
almllarly allet'ted hate uaad lr. Hrhenrk'a
prrparanona who tua aama reaiaraaui aue-
ceea.
Full d'rerttoni aoHinraT aarh, making It
not ahfolutoly newiery to iierronally aea l)r,
Sohentk unlea ratUntt ulrh tlieir lung.
amltied, and for tlil purpoae he la proleaalunal
ly at hia principal t.fflca, corner Sixth and Atch
mreela, Plillailel hia, every Mot dy, where all
lettem lor aitrice nm-t be addretMxl. Saliot ak'i
mril'lti.- are anld by all drugglaia.
jan i ira:n.vw
DIED.
On the '.'th nf .lanaarj. 18T0. in VCilmltg
ton, Li'CT M('KCHlsu. Inianl daugliMt oi
Obi a M. aed Rata leli. St.dmn.
The fuaeral a-rrlo.e will lake place rroin
the leildanrc ol the jateuU, at t)i o'clock,
ibia aiuraoon.
In tli la t Ity, ytrdriT afttrkoon, at 1 o'elock,
Mre. r. M. iL KUAN, wlfa Ot trvtn
ktlarkman, aged W y"ra.
NEW ADVE'niEMli3T3.
OPEhF HOUSE
l AST NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY, Jastjabt 27,
The Cbarmlug aud Verutlle PruUara Aftnai
KATIE PUTNAM,
And Her Oaa
OOAlEr"5T COMPANY
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METROPOLITAN ARTISTEB,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jak. 27,
will be rrra mted, wltb all the original roailo,
tun keeuuiul arama ia o aoia, eniitiru tue
PEARL OF SAVOY.
MAUtE,... Win Cavis fnia,
With the boiij, "A Hother'a Prajer."
Actlet.LeaTing Home.
Aot d-In the City. ' A
Act ii-Tb AbJnciloa.
Act 4 b-Deorlred. )
Act aih-Jlr concillaltoD,
Seals Of Prlaaa Paraaette aad rrre
f'liuie, ki; raiQuoim i.uaie, Uente; Gallery,
X uenta.
Seats can ba teenred without extra charge at
Helntberger't Book Btore.
For partleulare aee proiamiee and de
aetlptiTO btllk. Jan lilt
Auction Sale !
THIS. DAT (Wrdnteday) at 19 o'clock A
M., at our ealeerooma, Sontb Water atrrat, we
will aril 20 Bbla. Flaur, II Hbla Apples, U
!;( Porter, Heel Tontiea, aiindry aMinlea,
Hourebelif ao Kitchen Fnrnltore,' Ctockety.'
Ulaaaware, &o,
. . ... OBONLT MWRI8,
Jan 37.lt Auctloaeeri.
-New Supply of -
TWBUTT TnOHSANU VNMtt THK
SEA; or, the Maryelloin and Krcltlng
Advulureeof Pierre Aronna, Conaell, ha
terrant, and Ned Land, a Canidian Harpoon
er. 'J laimlaud frtm the French of Jnloi
Verne, with one Lumlnd and ten initia
tion.. . , .
roresleat BEIKSBEBGER'S,
Pianos and Organs
Bold by Inatalmcnta at
HEINCBERQER'S
Ura Book and Mode Store,
I an 27 '
Boarders Wanted,
rjlWO GESTtBMtN, WITH WIVFS,
van obUtti eomfoitable tooma and board by
.ppiyingto MHEY,;llT;MELU
Market St., next to Coraer of Klflh,
Jnn r 1
Hay! Hay!
500 BALE' PR,MB XISTERV HAT
now landlDgand will be aold from wharf low
for eaib, In lota to 'alt, by
OLfHAM A CCMM1NO.
S-lt
Jan VI
Notice.
PFLICATIOS WILL BE MADE TO
tbo General Aembly ef North Carolina to
barUr tas City BaBk of WIlmlBgkan.'
jaa II U-Hswta
NEW ADVERTI3IMSNT8.
PLANNER & SHURE,
DIALBRS El
CHOICE FAMILi GROCERIES,
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, V
PURE BAKER WHISKT, 1W4.
Vo. II, North Front at.
Vessel Wanted.
TtTRVflsK TO CHAHTHK A ySHII
?T - s
to lake treat so to tM tons of Manna to cw
bern, M . 0.
JanM
ItAVASS A aDANO (M
IMf
C. H. W. RUNCE
QMOKEl JOWL, New Lot of CKLEKT,
;hnloa rmHy Flonr lo Bairell and Half
parrel,
rrteh Milk Crackera.
t'OKNRR OF
Harket and 2d Streets
jaa
SansaB Maciiiucs ana SMtiv
Bulciien "raV'a, Meat KuWea and Stela
M ttt beta aud Meat taws hi (riat rarlety, at
the
Now Bard war store er
ll.r.8 A UUHOalSON
tl North Front Street
Jaota
Choicest New Crop Teas!
Every Variety at . Radviced
Prloea.
Plneit gradea Gien, Ha. k end ErgHili Break-
faatTeaa.
Our TINS! TKSS rn all we represent thttu.
We will lurnlrli rami I. alirn r Hid tor.
C1IA3. D. MYERS A CO.,
I AT otth FrvntBtreet.
1S58. Hennessey 1858.
OLD PALE BRANDY.
F'ne Old A mnritllla.lo Sherry,
Twelre Year Old Prown Sherry,
F Inert Ola Wine In the Stat.
CilAS. D. MTER3 A CO.,
6 t North Front Street.
Jhv 11 lil
For Sale
J KEASCmilLK TICKMH, (he Nntlunul
Uutel Furiiltu-e, atd au unexpired Leuio
for aevtn jeAia.
Thie la a rhanre tot a gtKtl li veMruatlt, ae lb
Hotel U well ertablltbtd aud In a flunriablng
condition. For further lulormntiun apply at
tUe National Hotel, or to
Jan S T-tf li, A. SMITH A rx.
Enterprise Manufacturing
Co'8 Coffeo Mills.
TUE BKHT Mll.L.uianufai't tied ror Speed
KtunutMi aim I tiraliHIiy. fry L II
warranted, ror mi. at iiminituoturor. pure
at tli. Hi w Hard am rwue or
UiLE A MUHOHlaUN.
Jan 10 S-
GENUINE
PERUVIAN GUANO.
In Larga or Small Quantities.
Br Inmrnntlone nf be Peruvian (lorrrn.
merit, Ihelr A genu hate a1-nred the prli-e ef
Unanape nno rrom neptemfer i. f , '
aixty two dollar and fifty rent fC) gold,
per ton ef W40 ponnd grow, etlabHidilng at
tlie aame time a new arala nf dl-remita, th
lewert helng fyi cent on narcela frtiin SO
to 100 ton., the bighcal f.170 on (100 tonaanil over.
A. ti'nal. they will not fell to lota of lew) thku
leu toiia,
Unri.r thin new arrangement I
am enabled to fill orders for lota
often tons and upwards at lone
nrica than the Auenta of the Pe
ruvian Government. I will, as
netreioTore, suppiy quantities un
der ten tons at the same rats aa
charged by them.
Circular, erta,lnlng teatlrnonla'a, refereneea
anq run particular., mailt"' rreenn aiuiiM-ai on
O K. IJALvSiAK,
Ne. SS Bearer St., New York.
P.O. Boa: !1S.
eesi t-dAwtr
Salt-Bagging-Ties -Corn.
4,000 Backs Salt,
200 Rolls and Hall Rolls Bogging,
j 20 Tons Ties.
15,000 Busbels White and Mixed Corn.
rot eaie ww oy
WILUAMS A ML'KUHISON
Flour. Sugar. Coffeo and
Rice.
1,000 Bbls. Flonr all grades ;
150 Bbls. Retined Sngar, .
100 Buks Prime Rio (Joffue,
25 Bills Whole Rico,
For nel' low br
W1LL1AMH A M0KCHI8ON
Hay. Hoop Iron, Clue and
Spirit Casks.
500 BuIps N. R. & E. Hny,
600 Biuitlles Hoop Iron,
100 Bbls. (line.
200 New New York Spirit Casks,
lor aale lew by
WILLIAM" A MCKOHiHON.
Bacon, Syrup, Shot, Oats
and Mails.
100 Boxes I). 8. and Smoked Sides,
100 Bb!s. 8. H. Syrup,
400 liPgsSbot,
' 500 BuHhels Black Oats,
300 K'k Nails,
For rale In h
WILLIAMS A MTJRCHI80N
lar a '
CAUDI atpeclalty at tli
jubiUiAii urrxoa.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fumiturs I kmi
Our immense stock at creatlv
reductHi rncf 3. huine muht to
sold withiu next thrcu months.
Call aud exanurjo.
NO HUMBUG!
D. A. SMITH CO.
it-
Jaa r
John Dawson
Mae In .tore aed to arrive KD Flow, (of all
bind; T Tnu Plw tiin. is t enia rIUn
i'row IJiira ao Palra Trace Chain, art lieM
IVHar. and llara'a, KM llraa W.edleg 11,
M) li'ien 8hnel aud Spadoa, l or aaie at the
Hwu BiarKn. raiew.
IV, litt at at market klieel.
Jaa 10 a-
CarolinalCentral Hail-
way Express
WILT, OtVB PHOMPT PHPATOn T"
all Frelthla, Money ai d ether valtiHlile
piatarM"li;iied tolta t arn tor any and all
point, on ilia r.aater and Witru llrlKin
the (laroWna I'entral Nailwa
All ixxl la thi. line are lu ll eotered by
Inturauee In Siat-elaaa t urupanlm.
. P.M. WOOTKN, Proprietor.
0.8. LUVC, Ag. rf.
Jaa 11 ! tf
Notice.
A apMilal aiaellncof the HtArkhndea nf the
llniliiaUiu ami riia bide' f allrua I Cimuanv
will be held at tltn llnii "I Now Haimvur. a'
4 o eluck I. M , oa Tl'KSUat, Fobrua.jnl
lain.
Byoiderof the Pre.ideat.
THOMAS D.MF AHFS,
- . .. Horetar Treasurer.
Jan 9 kO-Ii.la. HAK.b t
Eorso Blankets,
Baddlaa. Hrne. Trtn k. Trarellna
Oullara, Hrldl... Itme. Traee ( lilli, Wbii.
Npota, Hnran Hru.hr.. reatlirr lumU ra, and a
("iieral aaaortment Of (Uddlery jjoioliu ae
cliap u oi'U. v( Mine u.ua Ity can be betiht
u lue state.
J. B.TOPHAM A fO
kJ.-iM-tl
not IT
TWILLED SILK "WINDSOR"
NECK TUGS, SO eta; v.orth DOcIh.
FAN CI CKAYATH, VEUY
nEAVISn.K.GOc; worth 1 10.
NECK RUCHBS VERY CHEAP.
jj iiAsuso.m: i.ojruiaiik ok
ITiarKW, fuel inapniica rrom
4wauiry.
GRE IT VAW1KI V ot .iet aud I ava Jew
e'ly uw 1'et.lgn,.
ItKHH vtTppt.V tif Z.lnr. -Whl'd asd
H i k, IB lvt t'i Oouw, Huo.
At
WILLIAPjIFYFES,
"fyteo" Lcafliifl CctloT PfiF
8BMI-MONTMLT,
I.arge.t olrcniallon of any Trade Journal In
the Nuntberu Statu. Hubacrlptloa ft yer
annum.
Tobacco I eaf and Cotton Plant
eurrLkiaaxT wiielt.
Orer PUe Hundred ia'tilton. elrenlatlon.
Poet paid .pieluemoplta to Pn.tOfllie.ik
adjoining couulle. of tne Carollua..
J. E.'M'lBKIHt
deo tf prnpneior.
UoMsboro Ilfsrli Scliool
For Boy and Young Men
M. FSTTtta. A. M. ........ ....Prlneipal
E.W.Adams, A M , Prof, of Malliem.tka.
The neit Hewlon begin on Monday, Feb
ruary i nr.. .
. tor t.lrcnlar. apply to
M.FBTTFK. Principal,
Jan 9S w Uuld.boro, N. O
Cuba Molasses!
JUST ARRIVKO. A CARGO OF
BRIGHT
-1W-CPIIBA4'iOLASSESH
Whkh we ofler at sowe.t Market Price
; : ALSO
B0HHrs8UGAR HOUSE
200
SYRUP.
For tale by
KrilCHNBRCAMlFB BROS,
t-
JanS
TTAVINQ BOUGHT THE STOCK la Trade
olliovs's Booutobs, and expecting In a few
day. a large addition o a to make tbe ttock
oompletela ererj particular, I bepe with
prompt attention, good itock aud pricti to mil
ht tmu to .bare a portion of ptibllo patrouagt).
JiDWARD MANN, 8
Im'X S0-d2twt
Wadtmboro Htrald oopy tf.
Notice.
All perron. Indebted to the p'0Ht' of tlie
'Cllntun RT' pnrvr," ia pspt-r Inlnly pnMli-h-d
hi the man of Ollntim, H mpon con ty. ie
berehy ii'n IM d to ciime 1'irwd 'id .itr!
with t.ii nt d raiic-ied, wh ha. pu'i i-rd and
I. fully etuioaeced ti re-'l I lor beiein-.
I IKI ON WaRff,
t'llnloti, N O.Jan. 2utli, 1116. .
t, u 51 1
... FOR SALFI
Mules and Wagons.
KKV" (7) Howl k1 U e Mnlea.
JfWP(l) A . I Haas W- aona. .rmwmw
ONK(tl A Urn, I I'l-atier Wmav m '
Vu if'ied ay trni. Apply 10
; i ' J. K HMiTK,
Wertbrook, Bli"n iKnnt, N. 0.
jaa li o-aoodiwm
HEW AD VIHTI3IMEL T3.
greaa1 mmim nam
FOR 30 DAYO.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 MARKET STREETi
IVKHT ARTtni.K SlTITAHt.R FOR Vf INTKTl WRA HAS BKRN MARKRD DwK,
J llaina nodMirato ailwepreaent eiihar tlood.or frloea, we eall the aitaat aa ef all vaf
I" i iii tilth niMhot wa haveif .aainu ai.i. of a omnia m ri.ia nnpa.e aa ear
ihver. ai fir thrmelrMi Jint ettctly how muck al a Mil not loa haebeea aede.
NO HL't'H liPPiiH r I'M I V ha. . er ban rerl Inthi.elty at ANY ema.
Our ln T i-a'ron and thae hn kara tarnred mi with a eal) eartl.r In the eeaeoa aaa Tea at
for ?! etaurarht wa ruaka. naTsaaikso to oloae eat lbs baJaoee ef ev itsek ka
ardor to atak riaa lor Spring puicli.na.
Camels Hair Cloth,
Colored Hi'rires,
formerly
73
40,
Dotihln WUth Poplins,
Solid Bliiei Poplitia,
Colored Otvliemere,
Hwtoh Flaids,
All wool Empress Cloth.
75
85
75
S.1 60......
SlfAWLH.
COUTH' HPOOL COTTON cents ixr
8(1 luoh Fruit of thn Loom Hhirting 11
!W-IneU BEA HIDE CO nON, 13 vnt
Houtoti Oiiiulisms, 11 cents per yard.
40 inehea wido English Tiu'ainff, 25 oents.
AN t'inTioat. piattunaT er B rutnnaT. will be oiran or? at i aata at tlraS
wltb the li'llnwlug exei'pUon.: Muacbed and Cnbleavb.d bblrtlna., ulnabaau
r"ol !ftiot. .
l erme alrlrlly ( avail hiiU Oae Prlre.
BROWN & RODDICK,
uut Jiono i
''Ono Price-Terms
. FI?AIC BR.,
17 BIarlit Wtroct.
DEPARTMENT NO. 1, Consisting of
in luij'-.iiiiiin
IMliiti.r 11,.,,,).
DEPAUTMENT NO. 2, Cor.rlMi.y of
jjMiun uooua, vamis, Z'mtea CulUry, RT1 fantT
ArtiuUm.
Sw A r all I. r pflfn-ly rjl ,-lu i, uil .at i-nctiva atiarattt k a
II. FRANK & ER0 , 17 Market Etreet,
iWILMINGTONrN. C.
IT
At $53.00 per Ton, CuhIi, or $00,00,
NAVASSA ACID PHOSPHATE.
At 13.00 pir Tou, Canh, or $J38 00,
UCAHAK I KK that the jirnviou. High Urattn
IXWX"
ti. t UHAFU1S, u.eriiiti.nt.
t
riNCELLANEOUS.
THE LOW
PRICES
ACCOUNT FOR THE
EXTENT OF OUR SALES.
StNOF. WC Rltl()l.VKl TOI-EIXatprlee
lhat ould etirelf reduce .took, it haa re
ailred no aaie.niHii.hlp to aell our giwda.
Our Silks, Black
Alpacas, Dress Goods,
Blenched and Unbleached Goods, Table
Cloths, Bleached and Unbleached,
with Napkins, Blankets, Hprcads,
Bliectings, Flannels, Hosiery,
Olovss, Ribbons, Lsoiis,
Collars, Handkerchiefs
aa m K.i,ma.H nthAp itrt!rtla. are anlntf fart
inif fVton are In want ef'any oed wanirHyf
l.iutid In a lr.i-cla nr himhh mock, now
In the time to buy them tn rq the l.r.t stuck lu
the city, at prlcen nerer eold at before.
Krmemtier the Induce mont I oOVrtd only st
tbe lradiBjf
' 1JKT GOODS HOUSB OF '
OOSKOWITZ & LIEBER,
29 Market Street.
jaa 10
. omen " '
Garicfl.Cily;ciar Kannfactory.
NEW YORK.
AD Clf are at authorised w York Factory
prleee. Quality g iaiileed aa reprcaenud.
The ebeapriit rliiuMi In the Slate, and til
only ooedt aili g enolu.lrely in t'igira.
UMA1. KASPHO WH'Z 4t H KO.,
Hti.9 "'th K ont Street,
dPC?-1ro Wl mlng on, N.t).
Green & Flanner,
WHOLESALE and REM DKUGGISTS
Otl'or to Itie trade a oomplite aaxittnmnt iat
fta'onnlil" price.) of ore lu. Klne lieml
cil.atid PlHrniaci'U lt:l Prep ii a ma tuaolti
er wl'ta a large orinaiit:f lrla Kenl.
We auarautce the piirltr oi c. ry article. . -IJO.
49 "aiket "trcet,
Janil ' Wilmlng on, N. O.
To Ike Public.
M, WS ACK OF THK FCBLIO IN
g.iural I to "
PRICE oua GOODS. 7
A Few Moro OVERCOATS
- Left.
TO BT! Sd'tt? Itt&iZ T AH C.
DAVID 4 WUL.
at
jaa M
or
..now
..now
II
U
to
II
u
u
a
....
40
no,.:......
BOW
..DOW
..now
..cow
..now
..nowfl Q
Snoot.
cents per yard,
per yard.
of anreh.ee,
talloees al
r M Saruplee CaiU
45 Market Street.
; -
1875.
Cash"
Domtwtio and Ftuiey DRY GOODS,
t ioHiil, nuoes, JIau, Unuts Furn-
V.,i;,,i,u t .
Jrth kory, 'chiim, Glaaawam, I ipi,
WE OFFER
0UH STAKDAED TERTIUZEEB
For the tieasnti of 1875, dolivored on tl Cars, at Our
Factory, at the following
SOLUBLE NAVAS8A GUANO
payalilo lt of Novi'mber, next;
r-ttysblo 1st of November next, V
of our Fortlll.or. .ball be folly tUiMTAlIB
NAVA88A GUANO COttPAJIY
WIL.MIMQ I ON, N C.
aod-4wtsi
KlI8CLLAliI0U8.
M. CR ONLY, Auotlonor.
, BT t'RONLY A HOBKIS.
Assignee's Sale.
ON TUESDAY, February Id, 18Tg,at tf
o'clock A. M , I will aalt at U4 satssrooauwf
Oronly ft Horrlt, tbs LARfll IBOH BAllg
tbs Wlliulsgton Bavlag Bank. ;
BEKBT BATAfll,
Aaetgnea,
Jan a , SO-st-Jan M,!U,lSAjftFbl
Screven Houoo,
B. BRADIET, Froprl.tot,
SA.vviTir-A.X3:, oa.
filttlB IjONQ 'ASB FA VOBABLT KNOWS "4
iiuu.e, pleasantly altaated oa Jobneoa Bfaars
bating been recently repainted atMl Nfeirsa,
and haying alt ef 1U departments Hied wlUt :. -competent,
polite and attenttrs employwaj .
offer to the traveling pahllo eemfort tuu
pawed by any Hon. In tha Southern Btatsa, :
Pa'aengera baring Through Tickets and
.Irlng to lay orer aw HnreTen Hours, will hatra
(re i f raui-pnrtatlun fn m the Hetue to OetelB .
or steanieiela Boreyea llone Omnlbuae.
ttectl MMM
Swede Iron, Plow Steel, '
Smlib'e Bellow, Borew Plates, Aayfls,
SUdge Haitimna. Kaod Hammer, A
large nwortti etit if the abore ood eaaba
round at the oU eitobllehed Hardware Uoaa
or . - - ''-
JOHN DAWSOW, .
, , and 11 Market It.
Jan it q .
Corn, Hay and Oats
J QQQ BOHUKliS OOBN . .
1.000 " CAr"'
' 200 Ba,' '
For.a'e by
KBKUHNER ft CltDERBRO.
Jan 21 ' , - 1-
Marshal's OfScc,
CITY OF WILMlis'aiO.V,J ,
January 231, 1875.
Fan Tin pte A'rTF.k8ll"
i ro i-'-e't , t rai ot f to- k ol nay
,.M.t-it rfrwti.tf tba tit. ST)rt f 1ni-va
e' ee' r in tbe, mi-fro l. m rvtetr.t
n-. tern tin nf Fifrta eutet r rvwi
.id Itk -ii te., H.twse.i th'rn,rtUi -o m f
Vt' t a 'h1 io""er. 'in ol .bUiu
rtratt"" .'-innn .i t tb . purp'fe.
Iyordw'tof Oie H o
J, ii.'iwi tQV,
, gitymarr-'.
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