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SrtcntPTio in al! ca- parW t"
,,adTance, anJ no paper vomnl hUnt 0
. 1 Bxpieation of th tlu pi4 for.
' Kkmittas -m iihould h maila by Tort
oHo Moupy t)r J-r or Eipri. If th! rai
oot b dona, protection atralitat H
mail may b aurd by forwarding a
' rtraft pajaWe to tfc onltr of the proprietor?
th Joi K-NaU or by fc-nillng U nimy
" In a rPgistorcJ Uttr.
Adrprtteliig Rai (pr Inch of twlv
ar.i4ftn of adTf rtJVr.g tyr,) One Iwh,
o'i tusfrtlmt. Ost Doixah; two linw-
'7 tioPt OS l)OI.I.A AND A B AI.FJ thlW
)nrrtl'i, Two Doixaka; f.rnr tnar-rtlotn.
Tm Dom.au akt a half; Cvelnr
T , Uw, Thbm Doixars; ti tirtlfm
Thr Dou.abs and a HAi.r; tiv
; i inaertiona. Fit Dou.Aaa aki A BAi.r,
month, Eioht Dolla ba; twommiWia.
' FiFTKies PoixAitat thwe montha, Twkw
tv-two DouJlha. )
T' Contract for longor pr1iilA (Uifl long
, i )xe Biada npoii literal tnrm
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JCauKi.HAkn A flAtuniciw,
Wilmington, N. C
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Admiral ForUt ay wa liare no
navy and there are au hundred iron
olftdB lu Europe, any one of wbiob ia
capable of destroying iu action our
whole fleot combinel.
The St. Lonia Timea aay: "Oen.
Sheridan ia tormented with a vision of
four thonaand unpunished murderer
in Louittian, Tbafa tbe way it affect
him. Some men would have 'em in
their boots."
EThe Committee on Election of tbe
House of Representative have pon
dored tba matter long and well, and
arrived at th conclusion that Bishop
Cunnon, tb delegate from Utah, ia a
polygamic, and baa no right to a seat
in Congresa. He ia therefore to be
expelled. The decision will not affect
the Bishop greatly, for when the sen
teocs shall lave been pronouneed bis
term will be near it natural end.
Pifidtnt arant giiins one' more day
in effloe than the Am ricau electors
bargnined fcr. The fourth if Mnreh,
J 877, will come on Sunday, and by
atntute, tbe inauguration of the Prest
dent elect does not tsko pines until
the next dsy. Twice in the history of
the republic thi has occurred, in
.1821, at the second inauguration of
Jarne Monroe; and in 1849, when
Zuchary Tuylor" waa instnlledr
Mile. D'jnet is about to give a
eiM Wptfrfofmaneea at thi Vaude
il1e in Paris, bat only to plsy on al
ternate tights, lest herstrengthshould
fail her. ' Her by-play ia said to be
ftstwninhirgly fresh and vigorous, and
bi(r singing la atill exquisite, though
she is seveuty-eigUt years old. What
is still more surprising, if possible, is
that she looks absolutely beautiful.
Her features are afl delicately chiselled
as evr, a,ud show none of the fatigue
or mournfuluesa of age. She i, in
deed, M pretty a Cgare as a painting
on a Sorrea vase.
The New York Tablet gives the fol
lowing atatitics of the Roman Catholio
Cliutch n the United States: "Sevan
archbishops, 53 bishops, 4.873 priests,
6,020 Churches, ehlpels and stations,
ot wbictt oertainly 4,809 are churches,
IS theological seminaries, and 1,875
attidying for the preistbood, A3 ool
leges, 611 acsdeaks, 1444 pariah
aohools, 215 BHyrnras, homes and re-
f ugea, , 67 hospitals, and a Catholio
population (exolnsive of Baltimore,
.Charleston, Erie and Brooklyn, for
which bo estimate La been made) of
5,761,242. In 1814 there were 85
prieata, not as many priests in the
country as there are now Catholio hos
pitals, not as many priests as there
are now of the three names, WaUb,
Mnfptiy and O'Connor I"
JV Iron Age aay that a wedge or
plate Of iron ha boon diaoovered im
bedded "in the masonry of the great
. pyramid. , It hna been great pnule
tothose who attributed the first use
of iron to date not muoh more than
twenty-nine hundred years baok, how
such sharp and well-defined hierogly
phics could have been cut on porphy
ry, granite and the hardest atone, a
are found on the tombs, temples and
sarcophagi of ancient Egypt. Bnt the
piece of iron found in the great pyra
mid shows tbat this metal wo pro
dnaed and wrought in the age of King
Cheops, which is placed by some au
thorities as far back as fifty-four hun
dred years ago. The similarity of
earlier inscriptions on stone to those
msde in the time of King Cheops sug
gests the supposition that iron may
have been in use. more than six thou
sand years.
r - i , . -aaps, '
Five children were born at ones to
Mrs. Hart, the wife of a bntoher of
Depere, Wis., not long sinoe, and
three of them still lire.
lx no irta'iu nmm rr. i'
pnblic'y ds-Ur.' that m r.r-)j a ll '
dT tf tr:.f r. n. u tt cm-!
,all be ti'podikti J, i vr ij Iti tit i-
miui,tr,,tt(.u t f the HUte m a fiauJ.ty
Lt'U&iauA l boUljJ, a aodu an Uj'J
ar reskpr to tie euEtrol of thtir
owq affair. "Una uue 1cdiu uottcti
ture bold up ita bLdt in aubttiiseiou
and diipfrM; lb rtt tnj be kafvlj
l fl to th people of the uliole coun
try. Two yeart ia a abort linw, bn
at tl.e e ipiratioa of it relief i ure.
During tbat brief time let no CocmY
ative of Louisiana go to tbe polls it
ntr a lcgid'ative ball; tbe wortte their
oppreMiou, tbe bettor. Let them sim
ply aubiuit. They ned not fear
tbat a day of reckoning will not oome;
and than tbe Government of the
United State and all public opiuiou
will juatify tbera in treating tbeir prce
cnt ruler a criminals and enoh and
evory of their oQloial acta m abooluto
lf and ab initio null and void."
TflE ni.ll IILK ATI LOSSC.
The New Tork WorlJ publishes
offloial returns of th elections aiuee
167'J, a-hich show that in the course of
two years the Republican party, which
looted ita President by majority of
over 750,000 votes, Las beeu put in a
minority of over 600,000 votes. In
lt72 their party carried thirty States,
and by the eud of 1874 had lost all but
eleven of them. The H'onM eon
eludes: "In two years the opposition
to tbe Federal administration has made
a net gain of nearly one and a quarter
million of votes. Thera has been no
such political overturning in so short
a period in onr history aa a poojilo.
Never before has a Federal adminia
trstion received so rapid and over
whelming a condemnation from those
who placed it in power. There has
beeu a steady Republican loss every
where, and a steady oppottition gain
everywhere. New York has jumped
from 63,000 Republican majority to
62,000 opposition majority, and Penn
sylvaniahas changed from 18tl,000 Re.
publican majority to 7,000 opposition
majority. The opposition has pomeKniua
of the four greatest States of the Un
iouNew York, Pennsylvania, Ohio
aud Illiuois. Two years ago it pos
sessed not one of these."
Some statistics of the trade between
Cuba and the Atlantio seaports of the
United States my explain why there
are a vast number of people in this
country who feel a very lively interest
in the political sffairs of the island,
and anticipate its future with deep
concern. The figures are for the year
of IfS'l, and have just been made up
in Iluvana. During the year wo
bought from Cuba sugars tobacoo and
o'her articles of export to the value of
eighty-five millions dollar, for which
wo paid mostly in American gold.
From Havana alone the exports to this
country were ot the value of twenty
millions dollars, of which twelve mil
lions were in sugar, and nearly all of
the remainder in tobacco. But while
we sent this huge sum of money
to Cuba, she purchaiied from the
United State only flfteou million do
lars' worth of goods and produots of
a l kinds, leaving a balance of trade
against, us of seventy millious. So
long as the present anarchy and mis
rule continues on the islaud there ia
no prospsct of onr side of tho ledger
showing sny better aeoonnt, and for
that reason it would be a fortunate
day for us when any turn of th wheel
would restore peace to Cuba, no mat
ter under what political auspices, and
oopea uprraarket forthaanufa
tared artiole which a busy and indus
trious population would need and
have, As the situation now stands,
the United States is the best customer
Cuba Ins, and it is American gold
which is very largely paying for the
maintenance of a government which
Amerioans detest, and contributing to
the support of a war which it would
be our eventual interest to have
brought to speedy termination.
end lot Sheridan.
In hie sermon last Bnndsy, Rev. T.
Da Witt Talmaga, speaking to New
York people, said:
"There ara in this cluster of cities
I mean New York, Jersey City, and
Brooklyn there are 6(K),00() people
jammed together in tenement houses,
with no opiortunity for seclusion or
decency; and do you wonder that bo
many of them forget the covenant of
their God r Forty and fifty familes
sometimes crowded under one roof.
One buudred and seventy thousand
families living in 27,000 houses. This
tenement-house outrage is more terri
ble than anything to be found in all
Christendom, putting out of sight
almost the London stories of St. Giles
and WhiteohapeL Those tenement
houses are the nopper for the mill that
is grinding up the badies and souls of
men and womon and little children.
Zeb. Vance, who is Presbyterian,
in theory, says the only difference be
tween him and his brother. Gen.
Vanoe, who is a Methodist, ia, "that
Bob believes in falling from-grsce, but
new doe fall, and tie (Zeb) don's
believe in falling from graoe, but is
alwayi falling."
at l..,b..r't l a.t .irwiiJid on Krnalt-'
ar, I f t m ia atat. niu on tlf
i'l' t g!'n'l.f thriUKlate
al"! liv tLe timM:f lidati bad rmbark-
l .1 V i I ... .. '
Im.,1t tor it. Or. niilm did tliekunal-.
tdai cm fr ffrti?r ir.di w d i"v than
on t!. Brwhtur Brass Bul, ar.d to
them al'di" t eonfeas tt With tnorti
flcstlon did it occur tLat something
ought to b di ne, ihey real.ccd their
debt lo l'rovidt nr and the solemn ne
ivwi'y of settling up. Tna Brakhoar
BrsA Band ia a very large association.
Nearly every colored oitixn of any
standing b loops to it. We should
tl.w.k the Brsshuar Brass Band had
a'wut three huudred and eighty mem
bers. The troabl was that it baa not
quit completed ita organization. It
ha 1 uo musiciau acJ no tnsuumeuts.
if we elontit a fife and an enormous
bass dram. But they felt that they
onght to give some evidence of their
gratitude arid respect It wouia never
do to let Sheridan iro away without
some public expression of affection
and esteem. A man wno worked in
tlio corner grocery told them so, aud
tber saw it immediate!.
. If Sberidau'a bitterest enemy had
seen him as he sat glaring tbrongh th)
window of the pmaU car at the llras
hear Brass Bsnd. with its three huu
ilred and eiabty 'members sad it b g
drum snd little nlt iu threatening at
titiulM, that eueruv would have been
appeased. I be drummer gathered linu
self for one mighty blow, the lifer dis
tended bis tunas alraoet to bursting
for another ininhtv blow, the Brashear
Bras Band olesred it tnroat lor tnree
times three, and Sheridan, pnnla with
rsao aud horror, clutched the seat and
waited for the shock to cotne. It never
on me. Just at that thrilling moment
a rough voice was heard to exolmm :
W hat you niKKurs doing in (lis
demure r Lsave here ' quick, now
nuiok I"
it ws Hi poltoeraan also a gent.
of color and the drummer's brawny
snu fell limp and nerveless at his side.
the flfer's lungs expended their
strength on a loud " Tore God," the
Brashear Brsss Band took to i s iiatri
otio heels, and Sheridan got his color
aud his courage back again. It was a
narrow eenspe, though ; Sheridivn
kuows it was. And as the engine
started slowly awny from tha Morgnn
d 'jKt at Binehar, they saw Sheridau's
fuoe break iuto beatiQo smiles, and the
runt poetic light steal back into his
sweet and speculative eye. Sheridnn
glad.
Exactly,
The New York Tribune thus speaks
to the ltepnbltoan Conurress:
"Go on. if von choose, and oomnleto
the outrage. Sanction all that the
President has done.' Sest Piuehbaek
and tlnuik Sheridan. Tho people will
settle KelutKR and all tho rral if yi"
by-a ml bye. Meanwhile the report of
the sub-committee passes iuto history
a the most terrible indictment ever
brought against any political faction by
its own members, and there are many
of you who will read it in tho death
warrant of the Ik-publican psrty.
Hanhviirc, (Jims
Pistols, Cntleiy, Ac.
At JAOOBI.S, No. Market Street-
OEOF THK M KflKHT AND BEST AS-
rtm o's In the Hints,
ft Cm and I'I3TOS-A. full Aor(nintit.
Kent LONDON TWtsT GUNS. Kvulfer
of (lie bMt mortals, Hporteman' Supplies.
Bxrsr
4 Nt)T"t' AHR srUKVOtJTHKN WAVK
THK HKST Villi CA OV.T.
p.NOLISH onTLKKT, POCK FT KNIVES
of our own Inipoit itliJD. Bent quhllof
C'JOl'KK'S TOOLS',
UAKt F.M tMV TOOLS, -
H.I 4 ,111 hi tV'l. T, ,1?
Tl'RCENTIXK V"OUI,
ft'tt,l)INO nARDWABE, CAKRfAUr.
Miliaria), Bur Iron, Bar Ah-al. Farmer,'
Tool, of -rry da(rlpt.lon.
f A HOI. I.N. II IKNCH,
I.CATIICH, GLAUS,
I' AITS. DOOn,
WIS D S A.I D I1L1 m 07
Snl Agoupy for HHALKR'H. 8ASU I OOK.
The great Inducemenl w offer In rnlaord
piiei-a, make It to th Intorer nl all to call
Al the HABDWARR DEPOT.
NATHANIEL JACOBI.
NO. O BIARKliaT ST.
dee is nix-
Aiisoiivitlc Male School.
LOOATIOR
10 nilea North of Wadeaboro, IV. O.
Th onenliif aoaslen will begin Febrnary lrt,
1S73, and oomlnna twenty wroka
Re? NifilliKro U. t'ohb, (Oralnato of the
Ofllver.lty of Kotth t'arollna) Principal; allied
by com v 'tent and eipcrlrnmd aMi.unta In
enrrv dnj a'tmnt-
Tultluti 8, tiandll parqnarter, rayable
In .dVHliC 1, :.
Boaid and li-,gln, SIS per month.
Wafhlng, fuel and light a' moderate ra'e.
A niple aorommndathm for 3no ludenta.
Tha Ooilnge lltiildlng are being thoroughly
rnl-l and newly luinielird
Korfuttber lnl'oimatlon addrim
i. J. McLKNDOW
Jan 19-18-Swd. AimoaTlll,N. O.
GUANO!
GUANO!
250 Tons No. 1
GUANAPE.
350 Tons
E U RE K A .
For sal to arrlre, lew for eaah, or on rcasoa.
able term on orop tins.
WIXLIAMS MUBCHIS0N.
1 J.TAC0BI
f-V 7 AXE.
r"- hna.
Vm ,Jwm, '
m.r.. .... . . . !
tii-ii i of k t 'tlrn!nf m.iiuirinr.-r. r
wr a i.i'hl ta tm-m wa tr.'t r.i'.
Wtil .
rhi - r.o ' r g ! h rai rei-tii-
tl)"-p i'f I. on Diuul lf lfl M IP.
rM-lndmg wwrda al the
Jiiilt' 4ctlon r
'The ffirt mi1 lioni houM t aiudl-
'4 ft (he liijo" ctinti ii-nJr.l m w to trw
ti,t II m ii--. f u urU Wurci-'cr.L'r
Mi.-f' on l!.e bills. Ubl aii4 rpurof th
dvlriitfnt."
LEA & PERKINS'
Oi-CBKATMI
f HObOUKCEO
EXTTAirr f
I K 1 1 1 Krrom a
MH)R Al. (Ir.
MAN at Miias,
to Uu hnMbxi al
WOHCSTKH,
BT
OOmfOIHHZCRS g( ;
"111 ,EA A
PKKH INH that
'bclrMiiii Ishlvh
y ei.Uniwl in In
li. and l. In m?
t-inloti, th niiMt
eilatableuwrllai
' ho noX whole
me ni,r that If
tuml."
"Only Good
Bauee,
Aa4 ai pltrabla t
tVKKT VAKIK
TT OF IUSH.
Worcestershire Sauce.
SoM WholMWl and for Eitiortatloa bt t a
Froprlrtora, I K.A A PfhUINU, Worri ,
cnriana: ann Ketn it iN-mnnln Bascos n.
ril; throughout tb worlJ.
Ask for Lea & Pen-ins' Sauce.
All purl If lnrrlii(ln on tl ab"T( will be
promcauMi ey Mews . uca A rerrina
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
I m-:w VOUBU
jsn IS
VECETINE.
Purifies the Blood, Renovates
and Invigorates the whole
System,
lis .tlxftlcftl fropertUa nrt
Alterative, Tonic, Solvent
and Diuretic.
VinariRS in nx,r c tlxlr trora tha Iiiim
oi cam uiij-mmik-imi hark, rout n 6crh
kii.i Kialruniily ccm iitiatul, thkt It will Hr
tu illy rnt.iUaUfii.rii llisijetem tr) liiilo'
a.-uiiuiA. .'ro:ii'ou numur, eumura, iaiicer,
l,nci'vua Humor, CiviIIm, Halt Klitnm,
bj lihilitio lilrwi.n Caiikir, Kalnlii at tha
Moiuacu. siii all tli-rvn that arlaa I mm iia
niira blol Hclatita, li.flamiuitiirT and
lyiironic HiicnmatiMU, ftntaliia, Ui.ilt and
;ini twoipiatiri-), can ouly enfctually
ourtil ilirouuli the (iIiknI.
ror i ii! i Miu r.ruptiTf uiiwaw orthn Skin
riwuioa, rimiiiiK. iii' ti-nnH. rtt.tr
HraMlirml aim HliiKoim,. Vaairiaa ha
nf ir fallid to eni'l a immanent enra.
For fm lu tn H4uk. KulniiT Ucmnlslnu.
ropy, t'au ale WrkntM, l.eueorrl.in, an.
inu iruai inn mai uico atKin, aim nierlne Hi
iiH.i' ni ll'in-riil I). lulitv. VaaSTisa acta
nirnoiiy upou hid CHini-it ot iuri eompiaintt.
it iiivig.ri"ani tri.'ii'li.)i,t tua whole
torn, uunii the "ctut.ve or.a-in ailara in-
fl4nimtivn, euro ulceiatiun and regu.a.eth
bowi-m,
I or Ciilanh, lyKtpla, Hablla! Cimtl va
il f, titiiiHaiion ul ilin rirart, Hnnlaine
rim. Norvuiiainn nd (lencial ProtrM ao
Ilia Nelvoiln .-.jalcru, uo iiMdlolne bit aver
JicnMK'j (icrloct i.itli.i'ai'tlon a t'ue Va-
i in a it puriH, the blaod, cleaotr alioitba
org, na, and oi a coiiti'oillng power avar
In- licrvi-tM ft -ru.
Tbe rvuiarsable enrs elfnoted by the Ti-
ti.nh iitT immcmi tanat piiymoiitn an
iMilifca'ic ahem wa know t .ar,ilti au
u. ii ia iiivir own lu ui Hi,
In l.n'l, Vhoiiis I th ba-t reimdy re
dbravrrrd tor l!i h Sl'ar nd l till
oily reliable lilOOIt i'LltltltK yei
piatHti ueioie Ui pnbiic.
PRKPAUEl) BT
H.
R. STEVENS, Boston, Maes
WnTi Vsiistins? II l a cnmr"nnd .i
Ir ted lroio bark, rxjin ami turn. It la
ni'in'i Kom"ty. It la iwrieitv haiail"
Iromany bwl fil'cl upon the evucra. It la
uoiuiaiiing nn air. i.g'ui-ning, it .r.rt aire iy
upon iu iiKxin. ii iuii-ia tun nr oui iviiim
ll g ten vou c.Min, gvi.n i. en at nint. it I
gn at pananea lorour atid fathai and aviih
i-ra; fur II gi the-ii airin.lU, quota thrlr
ncrvnn anil u I v ps tliom atiire'a w,rt ,
lin iH-en irn,rd by many an agrd pfr'B.
it a mo g tai ki rur ne- itiaa tn .tuing
n nif v lur nur hl dr ll. Ith.a re'ierrd and
rur,dtiiunnila It ia 'Y nletsMit In laha:
orrryolilld hka It. It ral f ten tn.t cuiai an
am orlulnatisi irora Imim e bUo.1. Tit
Ihn VkoK'r.aa. Uiveitt Lilt trinl tor y.iiir earn
plant"; I lion ,ou will aa? to near trland.
mljlilior and a qual tanue, 'Try It: Ii feaa
c.ureii me,
VtRTi3B for tha complaints for which It '
rei-oninn in'i'd. lalisvlnu it lrg,-r iie tlinnip-h-on-
the i nliml Kiatc tnnn nnv lh r om mc-li-rlnn.
WhvV Voffellne will Uui ttioao
coiuplnlnta.
VALUABLE INFORMATION.
IIoctoh. Deo. IS. IM
flenOiiraon My only nh,.iit In siring y,u
tin liniim -milt Into "p-r.a T'itualiie in'orma
tlun tiAwtnee leen hadiy afflict'd with Suit
Itli-ura, r.id thn whole tmiara of kit .kia
bring riiTt-fd wl'ti plmplea and eruptlena,
mny of whl.-li oanw-i m? ereat tuln and in-
noviinno, and kiivin it ti be a bimal riiaeua.
I t'Hik many vf the dvenld b'aod prepara-
ttnii. m rg wnicn wt ny o,tmntiir f sa-1
nirlila, without obtaining any bfneiit un'il
oramoncd taking Hid Va iKTiss. and he'nra I
had eompmrd the Orat hnttlA I w that I had
g it the rlgnt miMllc.ine. IMnarqiien lT, I fol
ii wdt on with H nmil I 11 takm Tn tK-a.
tloa when I wit pronoiinrfd a well maa, an
mi rkln la mo-th and . rntltaty fiao from
plmnlaa and eruption. I have never enlnyad
i Ii.h) health hrtnrr, - d 1 aitrlbu'a It all ta
tl-e.t of Vkoktisb To benefit thoea l-
niowd with Hlicnmatl.m, f will inak aiant.oa
al o of tha Tir.RTlKS' wordertul powtr at
runng nin rn IIII,:nu ooraUilliriT. ji wuiott x
irav9 iaOlrSa o lutenio'y." '
v n. rut; ra,
Pa Ag'tMloh. O. It. It.,
. e Wi-h ujt -n Street, Botwa.
Vegetlne Is Sold by all Druggists
U tl " l-lir
Salt Bagging Ties
4,000 Sacks Salt,
200 Rolls and Ilalf Rolls Bagging,
20 Tons Ties,
15,000 Bushels White and Mixed Corn.
For sal low by
WILLIAMS A MUK0H1SON
Flour. Sugar, Coffee and
nice.
1,000 Bbls. Flour all grades ;
150 Bbls. Iietined Sngar,
100 Bags Prime Kio Coffee,
25 Bbls Whole liioe,
For sale low bv
WILLIAMS A MCRCHISOS
Hay. Hoop Iron. Clue and
Spirit Casks.
BOO Bales N. R. E. Bay,
600 Bundles Hoop Iron,
100 Bbls. GIno,
200 New New York Spirit Casks,
For sale low by .
WILLIAMS, MUROHIBON.
Bacon, Syrup, Shot, Oats
and Nails.
100 Boxes D. 8. and Smoked Sides.
100 Bbls. 8. H. Syrup,
400 Hags Shot,
500 Bushels Black Oats,
800 Kegs Nails,
. for rata mw by rtpi-w-w-.
WILLIAMS A MTJRCmSON.
,1a" S
Tf va vi a apariati yat U
al orrios
-.-'
iatjwf-'
J "II t. .'ro fru . fcr- ft WIT.
Tllnt !.' MIC It ,!it lie ll M "l f
rt t ittnru tuanp, C. h W l!ll-m-":ii
N V. 4.
rtti" rr Aiirsrn r
CJ OJ '... WlllT-lt l! Ml"-.
", t -iVJ ,r ir!.-:M Ihl j "i?. 1.1 m
l !-.; I fn t all. Aj,lr-i . U . (HI
lir.SlKH.aT fr-a-tway. Krw V rh 4'
TRY
lirSo e lut.Lli-tu. i4i.t-, p-ll, i-nC'
Int. "i" mlr-if rrn- m i)i i, 73 t il !
it f l-rni l 'u l inuiiuiu Ai ( .uitj
TcrvvlH-i onm ,.d! M. I.
HTiui Kn Vt'nuU'u M.. UwUin. Maw,.iS
Atca st , ran , ra.
COUGHS, CCLDiT "'eQARSENESS,
AND AJiL THROAT DISEASES,
t SrS
WELLS' CABBOLIO TABLETS.
PUT UP IN UNLV BI t'K BoXfc.9.
A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
Sold by llraitgint.
IMPORTANT TO
.MAKE ioitr en v
FERTILIZERS,
an t tyniB trt to SfA per ton. O't the
Heat OIaolved sns I'ure Ground
BONES AND CHEMICALS
from II. J. B.tKKU & CO.,
36 A3S SionthChnrlraSl. Ilaltlinorf.
V Prlee !' and roriaulaa tent Ires uu an
t llciitloD. vt Mte for on w
HAVE YOU T1U ED
JUMBEM,
AUE.TOU
CWeak, Nerrous, or Debilitated t
Are yon ao languid that any sxertion re.
qnlro more of an eltort that you feel capable
of makiniiY
Then irr JHH Hi nt, tha wonderful
tonic and In vlffornior, wlm-li aotaao tene
ficlatly on tha aecretiTe orgauaaato Impart
TlKor to all the tUh! forcn.
It ui no u'f.hoiii ictler, wtilrh atluiniatei
for a abort time. Wilv lo let the anflwi.- fall to
a lowor deuth of mlwi,, but It in a -gt;UUle
ton'e actlnf rilnetlv on lh" lifer Kud "pieon.
It rrcnliilea lite Itonrla, qule'iihe
unrfu, and giro ucb a nnaony vtnaintiii,
whole fiyat'im a to oon niiUie the Invalid fuel
likaan-w wrann."
Ita upi-ratlou ia not tlolt-ot, bnt ll
cn .rucli-n jr 1 by treat gt-niieiMMt; trie paticni
ioiMrlr-nor no etnldru clmmjo. no m-trlied re
fulta. bnt k-radiimiy inn t'ouiiia
"Kol'l 'h. lr ti nt", Ilk (he Arab,
And xllonllf rtaal awiiT."
This la no new nn nntrimt illarotarv. but
haa hucn i'0 ncd wl:h woml-rful remidiM
ri'H'ilts. and ti ronouncvd b the IiIkucM rm.ll
cm intimritieM, "ine nio-.t iwcriat loincan
HlteratiTo Known."
onr ilruggW for It.
For Nilo by WM. T. KiniKtl fin..
4w New York
N IS O UT IM.WI I'OXIJIf A T-IIAY
nxi:i-ri i.l urn itinnio.x.
First Crand Clft Concert.
Moatijniicr Female LTumane Associatioii,
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NOVEMBER 23, " 1 874.
LIST OF ti I FT
t Orandi ash Out SlW.Son
1 ;rod fiaab Out... ) HOC
I (Iniiid rh Hltr ts.rou
., Id Uaili ill ta, SlO iion cHCh,... 10n.(K'0
1 I'aeli tlllia. S.ono cai-h IS.nflii
tO-C-h HUM, l.rtflil oa h S.on
lll Ciiali III'M, KK) oif-li. ........ BO.WKI
l.nnrt B'h it'i.( ltnj ea. h lon onfl
UnO t a li titfts, 6ilaeh f0 0-i0
20 (ioo taah HUt, i each to- Oi.u
8l.nOah 01 Ins to 1 OOn.Oflo.
NUMBER OP TICKETS 100,00
I'rlco n Tickets !
Whole riiik.u S2nnn
Hulvea. 10 00
yum. in.... , o eo
KlgMhaor i nch Coupon S S"
fX l ick ta lur 100 U0
l'Uo Monipelter Foma'a Hnmniit Aaaocia
tluii. i liHi iiTtil by tha Li-ifiattUiite of Virgbila
am) thn Circuit Court i fOr.ng ., propnw
l-y aU and u Caii-orrt to .tibliah arden
dow a" Horn fur the Old, Inllim, and D,U
tnt i 1 aW" or VIrKiiild," at Moutpriler, tn
lormi'r rc-l'.on.-e nl Hrn.di-nt Jam, Mad lion
O VEKKon's rrriv. ltu hmond, .Inly I, IS" 4
It alloril mo ( eutrro to v that I am -ll
srituinlrd wl'ii a l ir,; mnji'irity oi' tba ofil.
rroi the Montpclliir Krmuli Hum-in Aio
clntlini, who r.-ld In the Ticini-y of my honi i,
H-i'l I iet f- r-.lr liitellli'iioe and tboir worili,
and hi;!h iTt.utitiloii gentlrmen, well a
lh puhl.o rnnSdonre, Influenoe and nbtan
t!al incann liltr.tlly rnnn-arntit amr-ng them.
JA41K I.. VKVPhR Oov. Virginia.
ALBiANDriU, Va ..Inly S, ISI4
I ci mtueiid tbf-m aagema of honor
and Integrity, and lully tuitlllfd l-i 'ie oontl
denoe ot the Piiliiic.
K. W. HtU.HKS, C. S Jsdg Eastern
IMatrlpt nf Virginia.
Kurther n fi-renre t,T normilnn i Hi Ex-
Oi'llene.y Gillmrt C. Wnlkor, fc-Oorernor of
v.; Hon Hob't K. Vt Itlnfra, Lt(-nt (ior. of 4
and U. H Suiator (ici-l; Senator and Mem
bim of Congri-s from Va.
HemtttsiiOi' for tl. krta may b mnia by St
lima, prepaid, portofflce rooni-y order ou
.AV!iieto4fe41sbylttor
Knr fill paitli-nlar., lertluunldlf, Ac, send
for Clronlar. Aildrraa,
Bnn JAMXS RAUB'ITTB,
Prealdent M. V. It. A , Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agenta wanrcd eri-rrwliero. 4w
TO AU'THOSE WHO THINK OF
THEIR OWN INTEREST AND THE
WELFARE OF THEIR FRIENDS
AND FAMILY.
We ara now oliering aret Indncement to
bnvereof KOOTi aud HWOFH at our Eatah.
Ubumert on ' rinocw atrei t. We hare now fnl.
llnreof prw nyll.h and well mailr Booteand
Shnoa, whlrh we giurantre cannot be excelled
in ourahlllty, comfort and 'yln, and price a.
Iowa, the lowc'. Wn hare ibm extra bar
gain In Cbiiorrii' Iflue and Mli- Bnnir
8hoa. Corns and ace them. .
Wa r oontiouaMr fecclviBg new addition
to onr already Urge .tuck, asdae ar thank
tut to My that we are h.ving (he grnatert n
cea lu wiling cur lioot and Hhoea. Tbey are
aoailmlrably i)Ioted to ault the w inta of the
public that w have only to bow them to sell
them.
KVANa St VosflLAHN,
WhoVle and Reta'l Iiaatcrs In Roots, Shoe.
L-i hi-r and Shoe Fliutin , 4,-.
nor " 2?3
WE ARE SELLING
OUR STOCK OF
OVER COATS,
TALMAS, DRESS and BUS. SUITS,
VEEXLOW.
MUNSON & CO.,
CITT CLf'THIKRS.
Coal Coal.
JjED AM) WUIIE Asn,'""
All else.
IMlvercd Promptly. -
O. G. PARSLEY h CO.
Jan 11
Utf
SEMI - WEEKLY
t-ast Freight Route to all Point3
South or
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore as4 Scnttcm Stem Tran-
pcrtatiou C-ffipy,
-SAlLINd THVM BAU l!OKK
Tuesday & Friday, at 3 P. M.
-AN1 FHOM Tfll.MlNtiTUN-
Wednesday & Saturday.
UIVI.-VU THROl'GII UILLS Or
North and South Carolina, Georgia and
Freight to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, Providenoe,
Fall ltiver and other Eastern Cities. Also, to Liverpool,
Gliitgow, Bremen, Antwerp, and other
European ports.
TOP T.lltfH lri-wt tt Wllailnfftim llk Hi
Wllm iton W.1.1... fc.ii ..' "iV
... . ..n...v.,.t ..'vim i runw ranwajr, anu , ape rrir jiivrr afrar ara.
jloint cut",eou" b"-1"'. oi" mequal facUitl for th prvmpt delivery f freight to all
A the 8toamer cf tix-w Lines, on arrltal lo Vfllinlngton, Mop at BallroaS
IT ' . . . 'rr'"r' srdT coT-red (bed to car wlihcnt delay aud loraardid I
Kre.jht Exprciw that enlng. "
SV odrayagaln Vfilmli gton, andcotranafr, frt m VfllmlrgtonSoatb.
s.uarBtii aa l ow aa by sny other Hoato-Loawoa or r
thaiget proiuplly paid.
CfMAEK ALL GOODS VIA WILMINGTON LINES, '
error further Information apply to either uf th nnderilgned Ageata of t litnaj
EDWIN FITZGERALD,
Ag.nt rittmore l ine,
a boath bt ., Baltimor.
Agent Baltlmor
rtry
RAIL ROADS
WILMINGTON AND WE100N RAH
ROAD COMPANY.
Osrioa or liaaau.L 8trauiSTaoT, )
Wtiwiiuirton, W O. Jan. J, IMJ J
OMANUB UK BCHJCDULB.
On and aitar Jan. Id. PaSM-nger Train oa
tho W. W. Railroad nil! r mi e follow!!
MAIL TRAIN.
'.oa Tnlon Depot daily (except
Kundaya)" at MS A.M.
ArrifeaUiloldetH.-roat ll.a-1 A.M.
" Kooky Monntat.. ......... Its P. M
" Widdonat s.ai P. M
Leaf Waidoadaily at ,. ......10.i A.M
irr.it Rooky Mount..... ....11 41 A If.
Ooldalioioat 1.31 P. ,
' Uulon leptt 80S P.M.
MFBF8S TMjita? AND THROPOH
FEF.IUHT TBAIN
ja Union depot, dally, at MJP.m,
Arrtreat iloldab-wo at l.vi A. M.
' Kim kj Monntat........... 4f0 A M.
" Waldon at 1 ll A MT
tT Wnliliin. i! MIT, at . 4 1 P. M,
Arriraat Kirky Mount at. , s 18 p, M
lioldabiroat.... W 18 A.M.
" Union Orpotat.,.. (BOA M
Van Train miiVe o'.oee fwniartlob at Wei
don tor all point North tl Bi.y Lin and Ac
quia Creek route.
W Fxprea Train ooiineet rmlT wiUi Aoqal
Orurk route. Pnllman'a Pniacc Sileey
iu Cora on till Irnla. ja
Freight TrVna will leave Wilmington tri
weekly at S.45 A. M.aid ar-rre at 1.40 V. M.
JOHNF.DIVINK,
Uenaral 3opt.
JanS S-tf
.Hiarnopy,
Carolina Central
Railway Co.
BCPERI.STKNDENT'HOFriCK, )
Wilmington, lec Kith, 1874. J
Change oiSchedule
On and after th 16' h Inatant, tralua will
run OTOt thin Railway a follow:
PASSE NO ER TRAINS
!.. Wilmington (,... .....T1BA.M
Arrira In Charlloitc at "..v. T 01 P M
lA-av) t;h-ir o tn at .7:1-0 A M
Irrl.elu Wtlmlngion at........ 8:4flPM
ar Mfhf triln, (fat Freight and Pa.en.
gorj In futiiis noiic..
FREIGHT TRAIN3
Leave Wilmington at ........e.t'OA. M.
AxrlTeat Lunntnrgat 5 40 P.M.
!,, Laurinburg at 6 00 A. M
Artlve t Charlotte at....' .S:00 p. M
Loa.e charlotte at t ?oA,M
Arrlat Laurlnbnrg at e;nt P. M
Leave l aiirli;buig at. G: 0 A M
Arrireat Wilmington at , (.CO P. M
Conneotlona.
fonnect at Wilmington with Wllmlnston
Welih.n, n I Wilmington, ( oliimhl & An.
gut Railroad, icmi-werklj New Tork and
I'rUweekly ealtimcre and weekly Phlla-lel.
1 hla hU-nmere, nd the KUcr Boat to Fay
ettctllle. tlonowt at Charlotte with Its Weatern 1)1-vls-on,
North Carolina Rriroai, Charlotte and
s:utc.rill Railroad, I harlot lo At Atlanta
for Line, Snd JharlottM,.ColumbijaAtt
guta RallroHd.
Thn. u pHlng the whole Wert, Korthwert
ad Nonthweat with a abort and cheap liteti
the 8o board and Europe.
8. L FREMONT,
Chief Engineer and Suirintnd ant.
- 1aW a5-tf
r Paper pnbllihlng O; 0. Railway ached
nlr will pleaxe notloe otiange.
ENKIlALSt'PERINTEBID'TS OFFICE
WILMINQTON, COLUMBIA . .
- -AMI-
AUGUSTA RAILROAD CO.
WitumoTos, N. C, Not. 21, IS7
' S3 s& SZFZZi
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On nd a'lcr Te!ay, 24th, th following
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, (Pally),
Leare WlluilngtoD....... ...,..,.,, .?B P.M.
Leave Elorflnce. ll.fSP.M
arnva ai iJoinmtn 4 q , a., m.
, - nKiiarn. 8 4S A.M
Leave Autfiiat 4 n v u
Wave i;onimhl. , S.is P. M.
Leave rior nc.... 1!eo A M
Arrireat Wilmington , ., 7.10 A.M.
Paat-ngar going Wert bevond Colu nbla,
at 8 is P i( 1 '"in, leaving Wllmlugion
PASSENGER AND MAIL TRAIN, (Dally
except Bunday.)
Wilmington 6.411 A. M,
uronoB ...1H.S0 r.m.
Arrive at IJoln-cbU S.lflP.M.
Laave Oolumbla , 8.80 A.M.
Loave Slorenc in p.M.
Arrive at Wilmington ...7.00 P.M.
r Though ennneotlona at Florence, with
tralna for (JlirleUn.
'" Th oughleo)lngCr on night trains
iv. vuwnnvu .uii AUgnBia.
JAMEH AFDFR80N.
Oan'I Superintendent,
nov 14 .. v.-- ro-tr
Hay, Rice, Flour and
Coffee.
8H0 Rale Faateio Hay, '
HTir(w Rice,
Soil Rarrel Plrur, . ,
lri Sack Code.
For sals by
, ' 'KERCQNEftA CALPES BROS.
J U 11
East.
NEWY0BK.
ClyJe's WMgoi Line,
SATLISQ T&'jU MW TOBK-
Tuesday & Friday, at 3 P. M.
-AsDFKUM VflLUIkGTOSI-
Wednesday & Saturday.
LADI.1U TO ALL POUTS IS
Alabama. For North or East bound
WIImI. r-!.. k. . . B. .
''T0" " lv"m "ao.
derat. tha
j UiaTaaS
WM. P. CLYDE & CO.,
Agent haw Sort Lis,
S Bowling Qreen w Tark
A. D. CAZAUX,
and Sew tork Line, Wllmlngtoa, N. O.
ar ty
BUSINESS CARDS.
DR, JAS.E.K2A,
Scrpn & Maiical Itiilist,
8. E. Corner of Market and Barosd 8tivta,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
All wok done In th beat msnaar sad war
ranted. Price low.
nor 8 fST
Graham & Hash,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CHARLOTTE, N. O.
PRACTICE IN TBE STATE ANB FED
era! Cenrta, aad make eaDaetiom aay
where Id North Caivlina. Also BCgotlat aaJe
of Real E.tato. Agrlcnltnral, Mlarial and
Lumber tracts, and dtairaole City Lolcou
tUntly on hand. ,
II1CHASI (IBOSLt. W1IJCU MOBJll
rrntll v P. trnemm
AUCTIONEERS,
STOCK AND REAL ESTATEBBOHfit
WIXMIK0TON, K. C.
11AN RE PEEN AT THEIR BALKS BOOMS
v a plan of (ho city, on an enlarged asala.
Blank lioak with the bonndaria of svar Lot
Inthecilydiatinctlydeflnod. . w""ri,
1 ArNwfdTlne,''Mt",Pren.e'STary lol
In the city. '
Any Information deslrad faztushsd anon a-
plication, , .
.1nl
IN8UEANCI.
North Carolina Home
Insurance Co.
THIS Company oontlnati to writ Pellate si
''r 1r,e' ' of lmsrabl. prep.
erty All loaaea promptly paid.
Enoonrage Homo tnatituUon.
tary BtU' rert1"ti BmUm Caiss, re
ATKINBOH 4 MANNIKft,
IIS.
137,000,000 FINE HVSIIHAKnc CA1I.
TAL KEPRIXKNTKO API KM
pa r i.M. bomoh Miamia.
(Jneen Inenranra Company, of Liver.
pool and london. capital tit 80S tk
NorWi Brltlh and McrcauUl Inear- '
anceCororany, capital l,000,ool
B ar tlord 1 neuranoa Company . capital 1.908 0M
National flie Insurance Company,
oi Hartford, capital MoM
Oon'Jiiental Inenranre Compaiiv, of '
Now York, capital IftetOM
Pbiinx Inrurance Company, of '
Rrooklyn, capital... 1.460 01
Virginia Home Insurance Company,
of Richmond, oapltal ' S80SM
MAKINB-Th old Mercantil. MnlnaJ
K6W VOTft
LIFS-Th Oountioat Msraal of Hart
ford.
a.aiflovnaniiiiiuio.
botI
usnerai Agents. 1
jytRCHANTS AND MECHAAIC
raSTJBAKfE COMPACT,
OF RICHMOND, VIBOINIA.
Capital...., 3oe,t
A.T.BToasii.Presidt I. B. Moosa.Bsct
JOHS WILDE ATHINrHMI,
a w..a ... eft1A
H it) kt s Tv IIUIIJJgVUD, gt. j
JOHN A. Bl'RKE,
General Iisrace Apncy
(FIRE, MARINE AND LITE)
040,000,000 Asaota Bepresontod.
CFFI0E Commercial Exchange JBntld ng
North Water 8tret.
nrt II
Ml
No Adyaiice in Prices,
Wo ar selling Woodt
Per Load. Par Onrd.
Oak snd Bsik Jack, H to so sta, f S lo I fs
Asa...- HS.S6 ' SMtslfrS
Mixed... M...Oto70 " 40 ItIN
Pina...... tn it g ig
Cut np 1 r.d hauled at. lowest powlble coat.
t'O.i.unrri rmii aave money by pvahaatBa
at out y it 1. ' "
Jn I O. . PAKSLET 00
WE ARE STILL
Oirarlng INDUCEMENTS to Bayers of
A LOOK WILL SATISFY PATRONS.
MUNSON & C (,
cmoLOTmEKa. ' " '