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VOL XXIV.-NO. 28.
wiumTGTon, n. c, Tuesday. February 2, 1075.
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WILMEfOTON. N. C.
TTOSlUT. FEB. 2. 1875.
BY TELEGRAPH.
TIIE CITT CHAIITEII.
THE HILL PASSED.
Honor to Friends.
si'SCKTj TO,TH JOCRNEL.
Riixion, N. C, Fb. 1st.
: The bill to amend the Charter of
. the City of Wilmington passed its final
reading jn the Honso to-da.v, after a
, long and bard fight, and ia now a law.
The election proTided for in the ait
will, be Jield.OB the eleventh of March.
Registration begin on the fifteenth
and enda on the twenty-seventh of
February. ,
. The epocial thanks of onr citizens
are due, to.. Messrs. Bichardsan, of
Columbns, and Walker, of Biohmond,
lor the seal and ability displayed in
the passage of ' the bill through the
r HEADQUAUTEUS.
THE STRUGGLE CONTINUES IN
' THE HOUSE.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD Ls
COMMITTEE.;,
MEXICAN WArTpENSION MEM-
THE SENATE STILL CONSIDER.
..: 1 1. JNG LOUISIANA.
A HARP FIGhTiNTHE HOUSE.
. WAeHDiOTOir, Feb. 1 Noon Skk-ATB--A
very large number of peti
tion were 'presented against the
restoration ol duty on tea and coffee,
against Abe renewal of any internal
taxation, and tot the repeal of the law
of 1872, relieving certain foreign pro
daotf ?l Id per eat datyv Referred
td Comrnittte oh Finance.
The first resolution offered in the
House was one by Hale, of Maine, to
amend the rules by adopting the fol
lowing: ' "Whenever a question is
pending before the House the Speaker
hall not entertain any motions of a
dilatory character except one motion
to adjourn and one motion to fix the
day to which the House shall adjourn,
but the previous question on tlie en
grossment and the third reading of
bill joint resolution shall not be or-!
doted during the first day of its con
sideration unless three-fourths of the
members present shall second the do- j
mand; provided that this rule shall
not apply to. the House resolution
offered in. the morning hour of Mon
day; And provided farther, that it
shall not apply to any proposition to
appropriate the money, the credit or
other property of the United Stake
exoept tlie tegular appropriation bills.
jRacdall, ' ol Pennsylvania, made a
point of order, which, after disous-
aion, was overruled and the resolution
waa referred to the Committee on
Bales. " 11 ?.'"' '
The Senate Railroad Committee had
a Ions; and rather excited session, but
adjourned without action. The pro
ceedings that have transpired give no
plausible indication of the result,
though the through line from ocean to
ocean seems to have the most friends,
the argument being that feeders will
" oome of their own accord. There
are many connecting schemes which
Srevent the present and which may
efeatthe final action. It is either
Tom Soott, pare and simple, or
nothing, t
Washington, Feb. 1.- Night.
Sbhats Piatt, of Indiana presented
the joint resolution of the Indiana leg
islature in favor of granting pensions
to the surviving soldiers of the Mexi
can war. Ordered to be printed and lie
on in table. Pratt said this matter
had been discussed by the committee
but ne conclusion had yet been reach
ed. He sent to the Clerk's desk and
had read a letter from the Commis
sioner of Pensions in answer to an in
quiry addressed to bim by the Chair
man of i the Committee, (Pratt) in
which the Commissioner states the
estimated number of inrvivors of the
Mexican war is 85,604, and the estima
ted number of widows of soldiers wno
served in that war 12,600.
Morton, of , Indiana, . presented a
memorial signed by the oflioers of the
National Christian Temperance Union
and one hundred thousand other per
sons,' against the manufacture, impor
tation or sale of alcoholio liquors as a
beverage in the District of Columbia.
Norwood,' of Georgia, presented
resolutions of the Legislature of that
. 8tate condemning the Federal inter
ference in Louisiana affairs. Ordered
to be printed and lie on the table. .
Soqtt,,iOf . Pennsylvania, from the
Committee on Claims, reported baok
several .'memorials for compensation
for quartet master's stores taken by
the army during the late war and the
Committee-was discharged from fur
ther loonsideratton of the same,' He
said these claims , could have been
filed under the statute before the Com
missioners ef Claims before the time
expired. As the bill wa now pending
before Congress to extend the time
for filing claims of thija . character,
the Committee on Claim had deci
ded to take so aetion on such, claims
. until the policy of Congress on extend
ing the time should be settled.
The Senate then resumed the con
sideration - of the resoltion of Mr.
Bouuri, instructing the Judiciary
Ctmmitiee to inquire what legislation
18 ueoefsary ty Congress to seoure to
the people of Louifciaua the right of
SiiU-governmcnt under the Constitu
tion. West, of Louitiuua, and Morrill, of
Vermont. jHke; Sergeant, of Califor
nia, ha the floor for to-morrow.
The President has not yet signed
th' Little tariff bill.
The Khedive's present to Sherman's
daug'iti r ia held for duties, which are
enormous.
A delegation of colored men, headed
by Fred lXm'aes, waited upon pro Di
luent Republicans with a set speech
that if t!ny retMKuized Kellogg and
rejictedPiuohWack, tne colored people
wouid regard it as an invidious dis
tinction. The Premdent signed the bill to pay
the iutoreHt on certain district Lotida.
The debt statement ebons an in
crease of 1,000.333 33 1 " the Treas
ury; gold, gtiO.oOO.OOO; currency. ,$10
125.000., The Committee on Appropriations
have agreed to the following items in
the fin. dry civil bill for publie build
iugiat tbe places named: Charleston,
$151,000; Raleigh, $00,000.
'1 lie Speaker then proceeded to the
call of States for bills for reference,
beguiuiug witli the bUte of Maine.
Hale, ot Maine, iutroduoed a reso
lution to change the rules of the
House, by the adoption of the follow
ing as a new rule: (Heretofore tele
graphed). Oewna, of Pennsylvania, also offer
ed a resolution to clituiire the rules,
providing, m additiou to a rule aub
etaiitiaJly the same as the one offered
by 1 1 ale, of Maine, that the Jndioiary
Committee muy report bills of a pub
lic character on Tuesdays and Tlma
days, aud that the liouae may, by a
majority vote, dispense with further
reading of the Journal ufter its lead
ing shall have occupied 80 minutes.
A point oi oider waa also made upon
it by Randall, which was discussed
and ever ruled, and the revolution was
referied to the Committee on Rules.
An appeal from the decision of the
CLair was taken by Raudall and Deck.
The Hppeul wai presented in written
form as follows:
"The undersigned take an appeal
from the decision of the Chair, made
this day, which permits the reading
of House resolutions intended for
referenco to the Committee on Rules,
to the exolusiou of the busmen flint
provided for to be proceeded with in
rate 130.
" Samtjki, J. Randall,
"Jambs 11. Beco."
Garfield objeoled to the prenentation
of such a paper, setting out what tl e
Speaker's decision was. .
The Speaker reni'irktd that the ap
peal was prtseutod in au nuusual way.
He hud not decided that such resolu
tions should bo received to the exclu
sion of the biiKinetiB lirwt provided for.
Raudall That is what I say in my
appeal.
The Speaker Fjiton. ithor the gen
tleman from Penusjlvauia nor the
gentleman from Kentucky (Beck) has
a ri;ht to By so. The matter should
go before tho Iiouso regularly. The
paper presented is wholly unusual.
After some further colloquy the
Speaker stated that he bad reduced to
writing his decision, which was; That
a resolution to amend the rules may be
read aud referred to the Committee on
Rules during the first call of States in
the morning hour of Monday, and
that tuat constitutes notioe acoordiug
to the usage of the House, and from
that decision the . gentleman from
Pennsylvania had appealed. -
Raudal'i stuUiiiieut of appeal hav
ing been hnuded back to him he stat
ed that he hud not withdrawn it, and
was informed by the Speaker that
there was no ueceissity for withdrawing
it, as the chair had not read it.
An attempt at further discussion
was defeated by loud calls for the reg
ular order. Kasson, of Iowa, moved
to lay Randall's appeal on the table.
Agreed to: yeas 175, uayB 84, a strict
pirty vote.
The Louisiana resolution was then
reft r-i d to the Committee on Ruler,
Buth-r, of Mai-sacusettes, moved to
suspend the rules, so as to allow the
Committee on-Rules to report at the
present time for the consideration i f
amendments and action on any new
iulosor changes of rules, and provid-
ing ihtttdurmg the consideration and
discussion of sucu report, and amend
ments offered thereto, the Speaker
shall entertain no dilatory motion
whatever, and that discussion on ti e
rules and amendments thereto shall
not exceed one hour. There wei
great excitement as the vote progress
ed, and particularly when it became
known that the necessary two-tLirds
had not been obtained it lacked four
of that number when the roll call was
finished.
Messengers were sent to Committee
rooms to look for absent members, and
every effort made ou the part of the
majority to secure the necessary two
thirds. Tho vote was announced a& yean 170,
nays 8G, lesi than two-thirds in the
atlh mative; no the motion was reject
ed. The only exception to the vote
being a strict party one was that
Sener, of Virginia, a Republican,
voted no. His vote the other way
would have curried the motion.
Butler, of Massachusetts, moved to
suspend the rules so as to authorize
the Committee on Rules to report im
mediately after the reading of the
journal to-morrow the changes or
amendments to the rules, and provid
ing that during the consideration of
such report no dlttory motion what
ever shall be eutertuiued by the
Speaker, aud that all debates theron
snail oeaxe within one hour after the
report shall be made.
Eldridge, of Wisoonsiu, moved an
adjournment, which was negatived by
yeas and nays.
The vote was then taken on Bntler's
motion,' aud amid muoh excitemtnt it
was rejeoted 1 j a vote of ji'a 173,
nyn 80 not u two-thirds vote in the
affirmative.
.". Sener, of Virginia, was the only Re
publican who voted in the negative. -Oartiold,
of Ouio, then moved to
take a recess till 10 o'clock to-mor
row morning.
. Elridge. of Wisconsin, suggosted
that inasmuch as the majority could
do what it liked, the recess be till 12
o'clock to-morrow, and that all to
morrow's session be considered as that
ef Monday, so that the majority might
do all the miscbieflt chose. UaraeMs
motion was adopted. Tears, 167;
nava, bo.
The Bouse, at 8 o'clock, took a re
eess till 10 o clock to-morrow morning,
when Monday's session wiU be re
sumed.
EUiiurn.
CALEB AND ALPHONSO HAVE
ARRANGED THE VIRQINIU9
MATTER.
FIXINQ THE TERM OF THE
FRENCH PRESIDENT.
THE BIGGEST LOCK-OUT ON
BECORD.
Madrid Feb. 1 Noon. The Epoca
says : Mimster (Juitbing and the Minis
ter of roreign Affairs nave reached so
mioable understanding for the com
peusation of the families of the Vii
ginius' vieiims. Decrees have been is
sued permitting the press to ditoass
tie acts of the niinistry.forbidding at
tacks on royalty ana religion and pro
bibitiug the publication of intelligence
wnicn may txs serviceable to tne (Jtrl
int. Newspapers which have been
visited with the penalty of suiDeosion
three times shall be wholly suppressed
for a fourth offence.
A great effort is being made to se
cure an armistice with the Carlisle.
The Alfousist General insist oa the
relief of Pampelune as the first pre
liminary, then to lemain in ttatuqua
until the submission or the Carust,
with or without the oonsent of Carlos.
Paris, Feb 1 Noon. The Amend
ment passed by a rote ot 633 to 552
that the President shall be elected by
a majority of the Senate and Chamber
of Deputies. The Presidential term
to be seveu years and the President
oan be re elected. The Left are now
striving to obtain a favorable vote on
the entire constitutional bill in order
to obtain the indirect recognition of
the republio. . .
Sas SssASTiAit, Feb. 1 Noon. The
captain and crew of the Gustave has
Lbeon released. . . .
London, Feb. 1 Noon. One hun
dred and twenty thonsaud miners are
idle by a look-out in South Wales.
Six thousand shipwrights of New Cas
tle -on-the-Tyne have stmok.
VrsitNA, Feb. 1 Noon. The Pope
thanked Francis Joseph for the consid
erate application of the eoolesiastioal
laws. .
tfoun, Feb. 1 Noon. Garibaldi in
formed the King that he did not some
to Borne with political intentions bnt
to forward tne material welfare of his
constituents.
ELECTR1C1SMS.
A disastrous strike at the cotton
mills at Fall River seems inevitable.
The owners have proposed to pay one
third of the ten per eent reduction.
The weavers refuse anything but foil
pay. Three great mills must atop.
There is great exoitement
The steamship Monteanma, ashore
at Key West, is badly damaged. ,
xtusb Burgess, Collector of Internal
Revenue at Richmond, Vs., found a
dead negro under his poreh. He fired
a wild shot, at a thief in his dining
room. The coroner's jury justifies
Burgess, t- '
The steamship Japan was bnrned
when one hundred and fifty miles
from Hoi g Kong. She is supposed
to have foundered in sixteen fathoms
of water. Divers will be sent to save
the speoie and valuables.
The maohine shops of the Memphis
Railroad, at Augusta, Ark., hare been
burned. Loss J30, 000.
U0T1IAM.
HALF A MILLION STOLEN AT
ONE HAUL.
TJLTON ON THE STAND.
A MONSTER CORRUPTION FUND.
Niw Yobk, Feb. 1 Noon It is
stated that Adams' Express safe from
Richmond, Vs., disappeared era route
from i ibis depot tothe" offloe here.It
contained nearly half a million, more
than half of whioh was curenoy. This
occurred a week ago.
Nbw Yobb., Feb. t Night Tilton
took the stand under instruction Q
testify on his own behalf, bnt the con
fldential disclosures made to him were
inadmissable.
The Sun, nnder the hi ad "A Mon
ster corruption f and of 'eleven
millions," in connection with the
Memphis, Elpaso and Paoifio Railroad,
publishes live columns. The Sun
says the records of the Company show
this.
A reduction of 10 per cetiHiy the
New York Central A Hudson Railroad
was quietly submitted to by the
employes.
LOUliSlAlUr
S OME PROSPEOT OF A COMPBO
MISE. New YoRK.Feb. 1. The Times New
Orleans special says the Congressional
Committee are endeavoring to efleot ft
compromise. It involves the seating
of the five members expelled by bay
onets, the election of a Speaker, other
than WiltE, the recognition of the
Kellogg government, and harmonious
aotion with the Radical Senate. ; Mo
Enery and Penn will not be parties to
the compromise.'' s Another proposition
waa the recognition of Kellogg aa
Governor and Fenn as Lieutenant
Governor. The leading members of
both parties are sanguine of some
sort oi compromise.
John Damson
Hu In ttors and te arrlva BOO Mow (of all
klndi : T Tom fit w Cwtlnin. S Colli lotfea
Plow Lion. Mi Piln Ttms Chla. 40 Doaw
C iiriMl Hmi. toO Uowb Wtadlna Hora.
no Doian Miori anl Spade, l or mi at the
10, 11 nsvrket ttswet.
jMlll S.
SPECIAL.
The KlatMJclUr,ilhaUtada'4.
will at totter and Urn ft thaa aa;
r-rvth'tftr trjtoi.
narveleas Byoatl Frc4wt
It ih.irotorsOXOIONT apoa th wlul
eeaoar of lb stoats, ktfplsf Ik iunt nwr
sad healthy, ta txth la prfol ontar, itviaf
to IL breath a balmy fniranoa.
Haay valoabl hartrt dl from th tWtet of
euiie. to BtN iBiug w o ib cm huh
kla4 It to war botu a4 JobMOB't Aml)r
LlnlBWt lptloo Boka jusk boll It, Kid
half plotof Boltwrt tod wtter, llitn cur lUe
vhol duwn in horM'i tbruau la Ua biib
la ia kon wUI btflh to t. i
PattoB' Parg ttlv Pill will pt'y rllT,
If Dot tnilrtlr ar, dTplB, ba rf.
thiog ln li t. Tbrv b boUled la torn
airatt cr, ami b.r gWn Bar rtlitf
tbaa nj ovutr andloln.
SeaarR'a Pvnomo Svacr. Ssa Wain
Toaiu, ad MitiAii Pill. Thwe dtwrt
dlr olbratd b1 ioiulu nitdlrlnw btr rf.
factod a molauoa Ib tk hetlin art, and
p-ea th fallacy of rill rniiuu aktoli
bat for many yiartobaiiuotrd tbt prof of
roKtlcal ulruee. Tb fl tuualUoii thai
'OonxmtlOB I tm arabl " Urtertad lk;M
olaa lion atunipttii to Bud rmelw fur Uit
diaea. aod failmitt fflicUdiikUr onr.id
thBwUtt death llhiut making aa titbit
to aoai from a doom ablch ibty Uputrd I
h Btroldabla. It It bow roJ, hoTr,
that ibaraaiBtiM turn at twtwd, and Uat t Aa
mo eared In a ry T" BUBibw of cato
(tomofihm aiarenily dr.usralt onti) bt
SrhtBokt PbIbvibI Srrup alon; and in othm
eat br tb tarn' niedtcm In counaolloa with
Scbenck' Bea Wed Tonlo aad atandrak
Plilt, onvar both, aoeordlng to th rtoulr
BBttof I ha eat.
lr. erbenek blmarlf, who nJod Bnlnter
rnpted goud baalth for aiort tbaa ft IT )n.
aiaipiimt,aontlm, to b at th very
gat of death, bl puyttctani harln ptoni.unc.
d hit rat htipelrta and abaodoned hi tu to bit
fata. Ut waa cured by tb aforiwald mtdl.
eintt, aad, tmre bit rtory, nany thiiaiaiiibi
alnllarly aftortwl bar nikd Dr. Mclienck't
preparation with tb MB runarktbl iuc-
ot.
Pall dtreetloBt aeeoBpaBy each, waking It
not abwlutely neoraury to wronally tea llr.
Sohtnek unli iitlmu with tbtlr In ig ri
Blnrd, and fortlil iBrpoK b It nolnTjui
ly t hit prtnelpal office, corner Hlitb and Airh
ttreeu, Philadelphia, every Monday, where ail
lettrrt for ad trice biiI b addrewetL Hchtnck'l
nedldnet art told by all draggltt.
Jaa 7-lm:d&w
DIED.
Oa Topcall Bonurt, on th Slat nit., tr
rotracud lick una, DAVID K. fl'TCH.
iged It yeirt, I moaltit and If deyi.
HI BBBron irlend art lu?ltd to attend
hi laneral, wklah will be preirhtd by th
Vav.W.fe. Ulack, P.K., at hi old rildBC
to-day, at 11 o'clock A. M.
Troly a goad aa hafallen;on who kind
ly aplrft, Itrrrnt pitty and biameleet life Bad
hUa btlortd by all with puml and dt lore,
ror over fot ty ytar bt wa niraber of tht
MathodM Church, erfurlng by bit tarty walk
that he wa a taftbtu! rtillor of hit Lord,
trlcken down by a milady that btftlod mtdl
oal tklll anil the lornigalunUonof hit children
aud mtndt, h awaited, with tb moat Bneoa
plalalug rtdgnatlon, btbiovd MaMw'leall.
1 be benefae or of tb neady, tna tounttloref
tb yoang, th afreottanat fatbei aa fallhfal
frleo-l, tl ufeful eulten end uiumpbant
Ohrlitl n, hat laid htt harden duwn, leaving to
hi faally and bl friend th hallowed Barao
l Ut of proto d and t tb world tbtlr
Inealonlabi infloai for god. He ha ion
U a Bantoat Land, bearing with blra fleto
rlott riiTe, to drink In foroer tb iwert
niasUi of HTn tat to b crewntd with that
lorloni reroaal which th rdwlllgWhla
PaiBBD
IEW ADYEETI8EHZIT8.
OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY KVENIIIO," fmb' 4th-
MELAJSTGhE,
Conatetlng of
Ilusic and Tableaux!
FOR THE BENEFIT Df THE POOR.
Door i pea at t e'otock. Ptrforman to b
jaataiaaiatB, oa avnw f trr- . t - -ctuit
Boi aht opea at Htlmberger't Book
Star oa Wtdnttday.
fob I -a
TOBACCOS.
w
E HATE ON HAND AND TO ARBITE
a general aiaar t mentor
Pinii and Fine-Cut Toliaccos,
BNUFF," CIGARS AND PIPES.
wb-a m Millns PI vara rVnm the wall
known factory of tb Oily or cbirchti, to
wbtah w In v!t tpet Inl attention. Prion gutr
anited to tuil Caah Buyer.
S3 Iil-A.niCET STREET,
Sooth Bide, Had of Uarkat Horn.
D. PICOTT.
Wadttboro Herald copy 1 nnntb.
febl "-tf
New Crop Cuba Molasses,
BBCOMDCABGOf
280 HHI"' ritH0" 1,"W" Ia,D"
IMU, x Brig John Plre, from Havana.
for Sal by,
Y70BTH a WORTH.
. , ts-aactl
febl
Sweet Cider,
In Any Des;red Quantity, from
A BARREL TO A PINT,
ALWAYS ON HAND!
CHAS. D. MTERS A CO.,
81 North trout It
Colman's English Mustard,
In Glass Bottles; -
COLMAN'S ENGLISH MUSTARD,
In Sqnare Tins;
CHAS. D. MTERS & CO.,
6 4 7 North Front Bt,
Hazard's Maltese Cross
TOMATOES,
Full Solid Weights.
FINEST GOODS PACKED.
CHAS. D. MTERS A CO.,
O urtd 7 iorth Front
febl , a-w
Anctioir Sale
rphMday (THRSDATLat 10 o'clock A. M .
A wa wHi tell, at our Salei Hoorot, South
ator treot, for and on account of whom It
may concern,
10 BOXES TOBACCO, :
61 BAGS CHE8NUTS,
AND BARRELS APPLES,
FLOUR,
CROCKERY,
A STAB EARTH
a : ! CLOSET, Ao.
fiOKLT MOHBH,
AaMonrt.
Mil '
XSW AIYISTISXai5Tl
The Annual Meeting
OP TBS
SEAMEN'S FRIEND SOCIETY OF
WILMINGTON
TTTM11 bt held thl (TrHrAT) Tnlrg,tjl
II clck, in to ntinei.
. Q. WOHTH, ortttrv.
f.b I U It
02,000.
Ivnaa fa tuna ai.w" v' rifim
U ob tat ba.tBe Ib Iblt Slal or wauld
luaa tblaamouit, If aaaurfd with auvlcta oa
BittMBM taiary. acaraas
Al Offlo of Un f eper
Strayed or Stolen.
w 8CnAT MORNIrtfJ t-AT, a yel-
j low and whit scrrKH rurri.auout
Ihra Bantb old. He auiwert tu name nf
Meak. Any vne ratnralng klm will be paid
ri Dollar, aad a ,omiio atata.
hOHWOOU OILKS.
fb t SI
TUKIhG AND REPAIRING PIANOS.
JIMKPH TXKCK, from OoltmWi. 9. 0 .
wlllrrmtla one or two day la Wllmlug-
tun ta
Tna aad Repair flaaeo.
Older left at Helinhergert Hok Mtor will
Bret wlib proupl alUuitua.
febl W-lta
Wanted,
TWO NO. I LAUNDERS.
Jgoard tort ltbed and BployBot piaaiint.
V bit MBrfrr4. Apply at
iHid orrici.
lib! ti li
Auction Sale.
THIRTY HORSES AND MULES.
I will tell, Fib. 4th, 0 o'clock A.M., obo.e
aU'Ok noree and Male. PrtHi In wint
will di weil to Btttnd th Sl In ftont Old
Ovautyjitl. a.KAUMWKII KH,
Aactloueor.
feb SK
Yalnalile Horse, Bem and Harness,
AT AUCTION.
TbttaiytrUEHnAY) at 10 o clock A M
wa will Mil, In front of our Sale Imm, a
Toong grey Moite, ounJ Bd gentle, wen ami
raTotably known an of th t.-t famllp
boi In th i,, wuh Bnggy and UarntM
CKUM.T AktOKKtl,
Auttlontar.
frbt t-t
JPWP "asass aaaaaaiaaBaBaBi
MI-CELLANtOUS.
Reading for All!
TARNAPUS.-, By Emerson.
"Waldfried." A Novel by Auerbaoh.
"From My Youth Up." By Harland.
"Wanderings of a Vagabond By
Morris.
"Hulda." AftfrtheGermanbyWister.
"Hitherto." A etory of Yeaterday,
by Whitney.. ,,,.,,...;.....
"Child of the Tide."
"South Meadows." By Dissoway.
All for sale at
THE CITY BOOKSTORE,
By CONOLEY A YATES,
47 Market Street,
taatl It
V
NEW CROP
Cuba Molasses I
A CABCO OF
OKCHHDi. PttlMK grjALITT DAILT
EXPI0TED.
For sale. In hit to tuit by
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON
jauW . . S3
Horse Blankets,
addled. Harnera. Trnnkt. Travcllns Rail
Collar, Uridine, Heme. Trao (,'halnt, Willi.,
Spurt, Horn Hnwhei, Feather button, tnd a
vnnaral aaiortmeut of M.ddlerr sood-at
theap at gooduf tap qua lu can b bouyht
in th Slat.
J. 8.TOPHAM 4 0O.
n-n-u
BOVlT
New Novels.
JNOIDriiC Hy Oeorge A. Uwrenra,
nAuAntnc. Aaihr w u.u.g.
mo ue," "hau; Morel," "Maorlo During?'
&o. , &o.
At the 8lgn of the Silver
Flagon.
By B. I PABJkoa, aut'ior of "Blade-O'
QraM,'' "Golden Uraln," " Jeatl Trim," "Tb
King of No Laud," ttrir," "London'tHaart,"
Ao., Ac.
Portal at
HEINSBERCER'8
Llr Book aud Wual 8 lore,
an 10 30
For Sale!
A N KITE A SADDLE AND FA IB
A
Harneri Hon very low.
Par tie, within g to purohiM will apply at
thltoffloe for Information.
. Jan M t6 4t
( A RAM CHANCK. V
AT M FEB CEST. BBLUVT COHT, 0
nw Chlekerlog Piano -In itfect order. Ap
ply at thd otBoe,
Jan SO f f l-4t
IN STORK AND TO ARRIVE.
OKA KKOS r-AIL", Heft Brandt; BOO
aVUV Plawe, Tone Oittingi, s Tom now
r-it.n, all tlaet; TontSweedee not, tnurted;
RA uoil. t'etton Hone, 100 Do, tow Btlla. Ao.,
-. All abor for tali at Kock nottom Prior,
at the
New Malwvre) Mare of
GILES MCKOHMOJI
n II North Promt Street
PRINTING
th aott iaaal
US ATI, V K1KCUTS1) at
lb ,hortett notle and oa
raaablteiBiattlio
rvaKHA trnv
SEW ADVZSTISIZiTS.
OP
FOR 30 DAYS.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 MAEKET STEEET.
ETRRT AKTIOI.raUlTABI.KPOH WIN tt.H WPAK HAS Bf EH MARKED HOWJ.
Ha.ln( nodnelra In altreprvarnt ellhrr U'HKlaor rrloea, we call the attent ia el all our
p.l'ona totht method we harecf aakdiiH li. on a nuia is n,i r ni'Bta o that pur.
ebaxr ean era f r th'mtclT'Hi Juenotly how miwb of a reduction hit b'ta made.
Ml HU' H OPPOHri'NITY batarer been i"rrrd Intbitrtty at ANY 1IN. 1
Our Haitv iTun and th.ae who bar laTurnl nt wtlh a call earttcr In lb tratoa can roach
for ereiy .taiem.nt w make. W am niTtuamio to olote ont th balane of onr itock In
order to'makt lui m tor Si ring parobiMa.
Camels ITair Cloth,
formerly 75,
IXilored Herges,
Donble Wiilth Toplina,
Holid Blue Poplin,
Colored Caaheiucro,
Hootch 1'laida,
All wtMil Euipreas Cloth,
8HAWL8.
40
30,
75
an,
73
93 60...
COATS' HrOOL COTrON ceuta pt r
llOluoh Emit of the Jxiom Hhirlinp- J J
80-Iuch SEA HIDE COTTON, 13 cnta per yard.
8ctoh Oinnhama, 11 oonta per yard. ( ,
40-inohea wide English Tucainx, 25 eenls. '
AN .HTHIKL DiaontlRT ot n fin iit. win
with the following ttoepliuuu rileacbed and
aptHii i;ofinti.
'Sartaa atrletly t'aaa and Oa Price. r Me Nam plea Cat.
, BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market' Street.
Jam . .11
01
"One Price-Terms Cash'"
Rii. FRAS5EC & BR.,
17 3Iiirkot Htr;et.
DEPARTMENT NO. 1, Constating of Do'meatie end Fancy DRY OOOD3,
Itcttdy-Mnde Clothing, Hhoes, Ltata, Oeuts Fnrn
itihiiiK Ooodn. Notion. Ao. i
DEPARTMENT NO. 2, Oonaiating of Crockery, China, Qhaaware, Um,
LBmpOooda, Vaaoa, Plated Cutlery, and Fanoy
' Article. -
bW A call tl rotptotrallf tollctud, and tatltltethia gnarantscd.
M, FRANK & BR0., Market Street,
j.v AV1LMINGTON N. C.
i-r luaaa.. .. . j .jm L , t j
7--.
At $53.00 per Ton, Cash, or $(10.00,
NAVASSA ACID PHOSPHATE,
A A Ann rn m JT 1 anrt r . a a m m b . W '
At siKi.uu per on, vaan, or $sa uu,
WE OCAHANTKI that th prevtoui nigh Urart
R. B HKIOOr.UM, PmMent
II. McrtAK, Tiemnrer,
O. L. UHArFLlN, Mnirlntrdent.
Jan 6.
SOLUBLE FAR1I0 CO.;
CAPITAL, 1,000,000.
PRICES REDUCED THIS DAY.
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TONS SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO
for alo, either for CASH or on CROP TIME, Liberal terms will be made
with Merchants and other reliable parties to sell this Guano at our Warehouse
prices.
W.' II. McRAUY & CO.
CommUtlon Mercbanti, Agent for Paolflo Guano Co., and IMaleri In N". 1 Prrovlnn Guano,
NoBTti Watbb Strket,
F. w. niRo
V. HAHAirl,.
jann
--- -
V
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE LOW
PRICES
ACCOUNT FOR THE
EXTENT OF OUR SALES.
SINOB WE BKKOI.VKD TO PKLI. at prlcei
that onld rurely reduce ttork. It hat re
q aired ao laleimanehlp to tell our good.
Our Silks, Black
Alpacas. Dress Goods,
Bleached and Unbleached Goods, Table
Cloths, Bleached and Unbleached,
with Napkins, Blankets, Spreads,
Sheetings,' Flannels, Hosiery, '
Gloves, Ribbons, Laces,
Collars, Handkerchiefs
And a thoumnd other article, are (rnlrg faM,
tnd If o are la want nf any good utnally
found In a Crt-ela Dry Oood Sreek, note
latlir time to buy tlim Irora the beetatnok la
lb etty. at prloei never told at bafor. n4 ,
Bem.mer tb Inducement ls ollertdonry at
th leading
IBT GOODS U0tT3' OP
008KOWITZ& LIEDCR,
29 Market Street.
Jaall
65
25
30
15
65
25
45
..now$2 00
Spoot.
cent per yard.
n nlTwa or At I. inn at time
of narclittc.
I'nblvacbed hhlrtlugt, Ulngbama,
vaiKori and
MOTTO I
. .now
..now
..now
..now
..now
..cow
..now
WEOFFEll
OUR STANDARD FERTILIZERS
For the ftuaaou of 1875, delivered on the Csrs, at Onr
Fsetory, at tba following
IlIi:iUCIi:i PHICEH z
SOLUBLE NAVASSA GUANO
payable lit of November, next:
payaoio 1st ot November next.
ef our reitlllnrt thall be fnlly II aimi Aiaao
NAVASSA GUANO COMPANY
WIUHinulUS, N.U.
-rod-dAw4m
Sub-lgcnts :
...........Old Hundred, N. O
;.. Mirlnti. a. O
Z7vmdAw
r-r
aaiaa eaAASA aVaVht . MUbw" aa. LiaMaWkSAilb.:
MISCELLANEOUS.
M. CRONLY, Auctioneer.
BY (JBONLT A K0SRI3.
Assignee's Sale.
ON TUKSDAY,, Febl nary Id, 1876, i
o'clock A.M., I will ii at tbd iilsroomi
Oronly Morrl, tb LARGS 1BON BAFE i
th Wilmington SavlnK Bank. , ;
1 - HENBt S AVAGH,
Jn2J
3-Rlan 2,i4,iiireb
Marshal's OUce.
, CITY OF WILMINGTON, )
; i ; January 23d, 1875. J
ivorrxois.
i . , - ...
FROM THM D.Tlt AOCTIONE R ARB
probllillad miKbh Moratt or tttorkofany
kind In front ul' the City Urkt. Prince
nCeetfrum the eartorn line or front trei to
th we.tern line of Fourth Mrret or Mentnd
d Third ftreote, between the northern line of
Mirkrt aid th-t routhern line ol' Cheetnot
ttrcrts are dealgnaled far thie iiuriioie.
Bt order kttlnor.
J.H.BOBt'SON.
VtJ Warthal
JaaM
V&- - ..J d.ja.',