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WIUUHGTON, IT. C.f WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1875.
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PETITION.
THE NEW RULE ADOITED.
UNFAVROABLE REPORT ON
NORTH CAROLINA RESOLU
TIONS. Washwgtoj, Feb. 2 Noon-A. 0.
Buell, of the St. Louis Republican,
baa been notified by tbe Diatriet At
torney, under orders from tbe Bureau
Of Justice, , that he was , wanted in
Washington, for slandering Zaok
Chandler. The proceedings are uder
Poland's B0.tr law. Buell cave hail
and tbe best of lecal talent bos volun
teered to test the legality of the law.
Senator ClaytoD, of Arkansas, pre
sented a memorial from Jos. Bmk,
of Ark., stating that he was ..ltioud
Governor of that State in 1872, that
tbe State Government had beeu
usurped by force aud fraud, aud ask
ing that he be reooguized by Congress
and protected by the Constitutional
Government in that State. Reforied
to Committee on Privileges and Elec
tions. ...
'After nearly three hours, spent in
fruitless efforts to have the rules sus
pended and the new rule pushed, a
motion was carried by a majority of
one, to suspend the rules aud allow
the Committee on Rules to report now.
Garfield thereupon reported from
the Committee on Roles a new rule
prohibiting ' dilatory motions. The
Ilonse is now considering it
Washington, D. 0. Feb. 2 Night.
After an exciting debate, in which
the Speaker took part as a member of
the House, a new rule was adopted,
171 to 85, which forbids dilatory mo
tions on any qnestion, except propo
sitions to appropriate the money, cred
it or other property of the United
States, but provides that the previous
question shall not be seconded on tho
first day that a bill is under consider
tion except by two-thirds vote. At the
close of the proceedings Randall, of
Pennsylvania, and Cox. of New York.
resigned as members of the Committee
on Rules.
Logan, from the Committee on Mil
itary Affairs, reported baok Clayton's
bill to protect each State in the Union
against invasion and for other purposes
and moved that it be referred to the
Committee on Judiciary. So ordered.
Wright, of Iowa, from the Commit
tee on Civil Service and Retrenchment,
reported favorably on the bill to pro-1
viae for the reduction of salaries
from the time therein named. Calen
dar. He gave the notice that he would
call up the bill and urge its passago at
the earliest opportunity.
Fenton, of New York, from the
Committee on Finanoe, reported un
favorably on the various resolutions of
the North Carolina Legislature for the
repeal or modification of the internal
revenue laws, in -fa?or of the
repeal of the tax on tobacco and iu
favor of refunding the direct taxes
levied and collected upon lands in that
State; in 1865, and tbe Committee was
discharged from their further conside
ration. Sargeant, of California, who had
Obtained the floor to speak on
Louisiana affairs,w&s taken suddenly
sick ana oouia not proceed to-aay.
Sherman, of Ohio, submitted a reso
lution instructing tbe Judiciary Com
mittea to inauire and renort whether
there is now ju loroeany itcror icgmi
lation under wnicn tbe authorities of
the District of Columbia are empow
ered to prosecute and suppress noto
rious gambling establishments, and ;if
there is not such legislation to report
a bill to confer snob powers. A greed to.
In seconding the resolution, Sher
man - said he knew nothing of this
matter himself, but from what he had
seen in the newspapers there existed
establishments in this oity which were
a publio scandal and in violation of
the laws of any State.
Windom, of Minnesota, presented
a preamble and resolution, agreed up
on by eauouB yesterday, instructing
the Committee on Commerce to insert
in the River and Harbor Appropria
tion Bill such sums as in their judg
ment oan be judiciously and econom
ically expended during the next &cal
year upon improvements named in the
premable published this morning.
Ordered to be printed and lie on the
table.
He gave notice that at an early day
he wonld ask the indulgence of the
Senate to consider the same and to
submit some remarks thereon.
Norwood, of Georgia, presented a
memorial from citizens of Charleston,
S. C, in favor of the incorporation of
the Eastern A Western Transportation
Company. Referred to Committee on
Commerce.
Alcorn, of Miss., called up his
resolution requesting the Attornsy
General to furnish a report of Clinton
relative i to the - charges against
the U. 8. Attorney and U. 8.
Marshal for the Southern District
of Mississippi, and had it referred to
u v aavax'tnaj wiuvn.Vi
The Ilonse bill to authorize "the
Beneoas.a nation of New York Indians,
to lease lands within the Calturangus
and Allegany reservations, and to con
firm existing leases, was discussed
the balance of the day, and passed.
Milwaukee No election; Carpen
ter, 69.'
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vjunricnwjwu ut-iiui. iv Bluer, zu;
Camden, 22; Swaun, 10; Brannon, 12;
.i'f N, 13; scattering, i.
EUROPE.
THE
ARMY OF THE NORTH
STILL ADVANCING.
EXTRADITION TREATY
GERMANY.
WITH
Madrid Feb. 2 Noon. The Army
of the North continues to advance,
taking Morreal and Lerga. .Relief
from Pampelnna is considered cer
tain. Tile CarlibU abandon the route
without resistance.
Seirauo Las returned. A great
I council of tbe Carlos loaders was held,
and JJon Carles pi rsia-.Hl.
London, Feb. 2 Noon. John
Bright presides over ttie liberal can
cus. Great Britain declines to send
dt legates to St Petersburg National
Code Convention, alleoiiitf that no
practical resu ts are possible.
Pakw. Feb 2 Noon. The Amend
ment forbidding the President to as
sume chief command, was met by tho
assurance that McMahon would reBign
if debuired from drawing his sword iu
defence of the country. The amend
ment was withdrawn. The anietd
meut giving the President power to
dissolve deputies is pending.
Bekm. Jan. 2 Noon The Fed
eral cnuucil empowers Bismarck to
conclude the extradition treaty with
the United States. -
London, Feb.2 Night The Tarra
gona, from New Orleans for Barce
lona, waft spoken, she being disabled.
It is stated the Empress of China,
while overwhelmed with grief, suici
ded. Berlin, Feb. 2-Night The Ultfa
montaties resolwd to run the Bishop
of radorborn, for Parliament, from
Briton, Westphalia;
ELECTHICIS3IS.
The timely disoovery of a chain
neross the tr.ck of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, at Paoli, Pennsylvauiu, vr -veuted
a frightful accident. The
probuble object was plunder. Re
ported tampering with switches on
(he Reading Railroad. No disaster.
Road men doubled aud doubly vigi
lant. At Fall River the Granite and Cres
cent mills hare stopped. Merchants
mill stops to-day. The Weavers'
Union ha decided to send 1,000 wea
vers back to England.
In the Legislature, at Harrisbnrg,
upon a question of order, a noisy Re
publicau was ordered under arrest
when the Republicans attempted to
rescue hira. Imbioile pistols were ex
hibited. In the midst of the commotion
the Speaker adjourned the house.
Tilton resumed his romanoe.
Elizabeth was piesent.
I.t'V. Jno. Scarborough was conse
crated Bishop, in BurltDgton, N J.
The ceremonies were imposing and
the crowd immense.
ALABAMA.
POSTPONEMENT OF THE SALE
OF THE CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.
MARDI GRAS.
Mobile, Feb. 2 Night The sale
of the Chattanooga Railroad was post
poned to-day by the Special Master
and Commissioners till the seoond
Moinlny, the 8fn of March next.
SUaugers visiting the Mobile Mardi
Gr.is will be hansomely entertained
by Felix citizeus generally. The day
aud night parades cannot be excelled
any where. All the railroads will is
sue Lalf-ra'e tickets.
Ouni.en.i rum the Raleigh Ne.
LEGISLATURE OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
FORTY-THIRD DAY.
THE
Februabt 1, 1875.
Mr. Graham, bill to incorporate the
North Oiiiolimi State Grange of the
Patrons of Husbandry. Referred.
-MkJiV aiga--biJmi llw Joifijy.
Committee on the Publio Debt, com
prising several amendments to the bill
committed to the Committee. Ordered
to be printed. .
THE t'8UB BILL.
The usury bill coming up as unfin
ished business, Mr. Shaw took the
floor in f ivor of adopting stringent
usury laws, and in answer to the posi
tion taken by Mr. Busbeeon Saturday.
Pending the discussion, further con
sideration was postponed until to
morrow. Mr. Waring arose to a question of
tersonal piivilege. The Wilmington
Journal, editorially, had reflected
upon his action in wishing to grant to
the Senator from New Hanover the
time he asked to consider the bill to
amend tho charter of the city of Wil
mington. This was only a matter of
justice and courtesy to a Senator in
the minority upon this floor when
questions of much importance to the
citizens of his county are being con
sidered, and he should always vote to
extend this courtesy. He had not been
uufrieudly to the bill in question, as
his vote showed, nor was he unfriend
ly to the city of Wilmington. His
friendship for that city had dated
many years I ack, and he bad ' now at
his homo a valuable set of silver ser
vice presented to him because of ser
vices he hud rendered in behalf of the
Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford
Railroad, and he did not wish to be
understood to-day as opposed to any
thing that would tend to promote the
interest of the city of Wilmington; but
he did not think he should be required
to deprive another Senator of that
right which ordinary justice demand
ed in order to prove this friendship or
his frieudship for any other section of
the State.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
By Mr. Norment, a petition from
the brothers of Henry Berry Lowre.v
asking a prohibition law for certain
localities in Robeson county.
i Bv the same, a edition from mem-
bers of Ashpole Baptist church asking
a repeal of the prohibitory law for
said church.
By Mr. Barnett, a bill to incorporate
tne Norfolk, lloxboro and Greensboro
rauroad. Referred.
By Mr. Shackelford, a bill to pre
vent tne sale of spirituous liquors
within two miles of Prospect Church
in New Hanover oonnty. Referred
Senate resolution requiring the
burning of, or otherwise destroying all
canceled bonds and coupons in the
Treasurer s office passed.
House bill to amend chapter 85,
section 109, Battle's Revisal in regard
to salaries and lees passed its read
iugs.
The first special order the bill to
amend tbe adultery act, was on mo
tion, re-committed to Uio Committee.
The seoond being the bill in relation
to the sue of tbe Western .North Car
olina Railroad, was postponed till to
day
On motion of Mr. Walker, of Rich
mond, tbe bill to amend the chat ter
of tbe city of Wilmington was taken
up. Mr. Walker advocated the bill as
being an act of justice to the tax-pay-
tug population of that oity.
The .three colored Representatives.
Lloyd, Brewingtou and Moore, and
Mr. Boyd opposed it as being unjust
to the whole people of that citv.
Several amendments were offered.
bnt all rejected, and the bill passed its
readings by a strict party vote, 69
voting in the affirmative ana 81 in the
negative.
Polaone.. 1 Death.
A healthy liver secretes each day
about two aud a half pounds of bile,
winch oontains a great amount of waste
mateiial token from the blood. When
the liver becomes torpid or congested,
it fails to eliminate this vast amount of
noxious substance, whioh, therefore.
remains to poison the blood and be
conveyed to every part of the system.
wnat mast be the oonu.it ion of the
blood when it is receiving and retain
iug each day two and a half pounds of
poison ? Nature tries to work off this
poison through other channels and
orgaus the kiducys, lungs, akin, eto.;
but these organs become overtaxed in
performing this labor, in addition to
their natural functions, and oonnot
long withstand the pressure, but be
come variously diseased.
The brain.which is tbe great electri
cal centre of all vitality, is unduly
stimulated by the unhealthy blood
whioh passes to it from the heart, and
it fails to performs its office healthful
ly. Hence the symptoms of the poison
ing, whioh are dullness, headache, in
capacity to keep tbe mind on any sub
ject, impairment of memory, dizzy,
sleepy, or nervous feelings, gloomy
forebodings and irritability of temper.
The blood itc(f being diseased, as it
forms the sweat upon the surface of
the skin, is so irritating and poison
ous that it produces discolored
brown spots, pimples, blotches and
other eruptions, sores, boils, carbun
cles and scrofulous tumors. The
stomach, bowels, and other organs
spoken of, cannot escape becoming af
fected, sooneror later, and ooativenefS,
piles, dropsy, dyspepsia, diarrhoea, fe
male weakness, snd many other forms
of chronio disease, are among the ne
cessary results. As a remedy for all
these manifestations of disease, Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
with small daily doses of his pleasant
Purgative Pellets are positively un
equalled, By them the liver and
stomach are changed to an active and
healthy state, the appetite regulated
and restored, the blood and secretions
thoroughly purified and enriched, and
the whole system renovated and built
up anew. Sold by all first-class drug
gists and dealers in medicine.
SPECIAL.
Tbe Klmwood eolUr.witb all U-.atfg.ito dad,
will It better and wear lot-gar than any other,
Prore th'i by trjlni.
Marvelous Bayatua Precedent '
Is the (fleet of SOZODONT upon th. who).
eccnomy of (be noutb, keeping tb. gnmiroey
MMi healthy , tb. toetb In perfect order, giving
w 1140 ur.a a ctaimj iregruice.
Many taloable liorMt die from th. .Sect or
colic. 1 he beet fliiit-f Ui ilo In a mm of tlila
W iid f to jSonr i tottl. of tloen. on Aoodrue
Ldnimeni into . tool nec.ea J una uottie, Ma
ball iilntof a-olWKa end water, then ponr the
whole down the huree'e throat. In ten min
ute th nor, will begin to eat.
Par n's PurgtMre Pill will great'y rellere,
If not entirely care, dyejiepela, when everr
thing .1. fall. They baf been tried In totue
deierate cane, and live glteu more relief
than any otu.r medietas.
Scbssok's PtaBomo htscp. Sia Wkso
Tonic, ikd Makomakk Pill. Tueeedeaerr
edly celebrated aud popular medicine hT. ef
feeted a rerolullon in tb. healing art, and
Iiroten the fllcy of tvr mxiin wbioli
ire for many year obmruoted th. progree of
medical science. The fxlee upimalUou that
"Oniimptlon I incurable" dtfrred phi
citna from attempting to Snd reraedte for that
(lin rane, and iliuUaiHietd with It reconciled
theniHelTt'R to dealh without making an .Abu
to escape from aduom which they loppoMd to
be unavoidable. It I now proved, how.ver,
that Vmtumplim can Ik cured, and that It a
been cured In a very great anmbw of eaae
(some of them apparently detperat. one) by
Brhenclf Pulrouic Strap alone; and in other
cane by the same niedlcin. In connection with
Seheiick' Hea Weed Tonlo and Manrtrak.
Pill. , one or both, according to th. reqalra
menu of the can.
Dr. Ncbenck hlmnlf, who enjoyed uninter
rupted good health for more than forty year.,
wa .uiooeed, at one time, to be at the very
gate of nea'h, hi pbyacUii having prononue.
d hi cane hope lean and abandoned him to bi
fate. Uo wu rurrd by th aforetald medU
e m, and, nine hi recovery, many thouund
similarly affected bav. need Dr. Behenck'
preparation with the aaln. remarkble uc
ce. Full direction accompany each, making It
not absolutely neceavtry to personally ee l)r.
Behenck unlea patiute with their lung ex
amined, and for tula purpose he 1 prolemional.
ly at hi principal offic, corner Sixth snd Arch
trent, Philadelphia, .very Monday, where all
letrrr for advice mut be addrewwd. Sch.nek'l
medicine are old by all druggists.
Jan-lm:d&w
APPLICATION
W1
ILL BE MAD I TO TBI PBESKNT
General AMeatbrr Am a charter of a Co-Op-aratlve
Oas Oomparry for th Ctty of Wilming
ton, v. r.b t it
John Dawson
Ha In afore and to arriva too "Iowa (of all
kind: Tim' Pluw Curing, ts Col )o4ta
Pluw LiiK-a.9vlPlrTraeOhin. 40 loaa
Collar and Ham-, 100 Doi-n Weeding Hoe,
BO I oaen Miovel and Spade, l or Ml. at Ui.
loweat market rate. "
10, t St Mark.l eHrawt.
jatl s-
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Selact "Cosher, and Baltimore
V
Roll Butter
A rrwh lavoto. roli4 to-day It rant.
GroeartM, Bay and Qrala at low- ak
priim.
GRANT jmiNTON.
pSRRlS' BAMS and Braaaaast 8Ulp.
Ooltman't EuglUa Mmtard,
Craas. A Blaekwall'i I lckle.
Aaohovy Pat, Egg Maooaronl,
Vermicelli and JaUeane rVup.
(w Goods delivered free, gtf
.FLANNER A 8HURE,
31 North Front St.
lbL
Bank of Now Hanover.
WiLMiaaroB, N. C, P.b. I, ins.
rjIHE ANNUAL MEETING OP the Stock
holders of the Bank of New Hanover will
b. held at th. Ranking Hoe, on Thartday,
tb. Uth tustaut, at 11 o'clock A.M.
I. D. WALLACE,
Caahler.
-t-l,7llitb.
febl
8100 REWARD!
IWIt,L PAT ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for the appreheution aad delivery to me of
me following uam.d prleoaer who broke Jail
Pebrnarv Sd. 1 IS. or Twcntv Mv. Dollar for
tb. appt.beiiatoa aad delivery of eaok .a. ;
OKOROK URAWPOKD. (white. S feet, t
Inch', blghi light r.mplaxl.n with light b.ard,
about St ywira of agS.
JO It BURKC, (malatt. ) I feet, g luebe
high; gr.y yu with light moeMacb and wbie.
kara.
ARCHIE STKWART. tblaek.) 1 hat, I
Inch high aliaut 11 year of age.
JUDOK BOLD EM, (black,! about 8 feet. 8
Inche blith with broad houldrr-wear a
military Jacket.
n. n. ma nni n, oner in.
Wilmington, N.C.reb.Sd.lSIB.
fek S ' , ' tMw
"Spicy,
M A Feval by Mrs. M. J.
Limt.
"Chaste a Ic, Pur a Snow.H By MraM
J. Dei ard.
"The Babe la th fftoi." ' By Jme
DeMllle. , '
, if "t t
"Th.OrpbaaNlec." By Ellen Pfckerlng,
"Tbaokaray'lIrltbSkatck Book;"
"A Past Llfa," ' '
; IT
KtW-ly but e Well," ' ,
"Ooa.U Up ua Plower,"
"A Waltias Baca," .
"Lady Sweet Aple,''
"Good-bye Swa.theart," , .
"Th. Qladlatora."
for aal. at th.
- i
Oity Book Store,
By
r.b i
CONOLEY k YATES.
s
TRADE MARK.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
LEA & PERRINS'
CELEBBATED
PRONOUNCED
OONNOISSHUBS I I
KXTRAOT f
aLETTEUfroma
MKIIICAL UAH.
MAN at Madras,
to hi brother at
WOKCESTKB,
May, 18B1.
Tefl LEA A
PERKINS that
"Only Good!
Sauce,
tneireenca lesigti.
lyeiteetneed in Ip-
7 m
flla.
And appllcabl toi
'iim'
and I, in m
lalatahl.awella
th. moat whale
mm Hai-e that la
VERT VARIE
"TTtiTrWSHr
made.'
Worcestershire Sauce.
Sold Whole., and for Eaportatlon by t
Proprietors, LEA A PERRINS, Worosite.,
England; and Retail by Dealer! In Sauoe gen
rally throoghont th world.
Ask for Lea 6V Ferrini' 8ane.
At the BREAKFART TABLE It im
part th. mott .iquUlt. rallsh and seat to Hot
or Gold Meat, Fowl, Pith, Broiled Kidney, A.
At th DINneR TABLE, In soup, witk
Pltb, Hot Joint, Oam., and la all Oravles, It
give a delightful flavor.
At the LUNCIIEON AND SUPPER
TABLES It I deemed lndlpnaabl by
tho. familiar with It .ttlmabl. qaelitlae.
:- frtm JVw Pork Tim$.
Ther. 1 no rellh In the world which la aa
nnlvrally liked aa Lea A Per r In1 famous
woroesterthlr. Sauoe. : ,
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
NEW VOKSL,
febl - taj-tr
School for Girls.
SELECT SCHOOL FOB OIBLB WILL
bebpened In Moraanton, Burk. oountv, N. 0.,
by Mi. M. Sansia, F.braaryld,187B. hum
per iimiiea.
Taaa Poeltlvely In advance w
viia ova e atns ow go waaaa
Xngllah Tuition, Boaid. fuel and light, SIM M
Latin and Trench, each io i
Mualo M 00
asvaaaaoaa:
Blebop At.lnaon, Wilmington, N. 0.
Rev. A, A. Wan m, D, D.,
Rev N. Pall, Morganton, '
Kev. W. Okaaan, D.D., Norr.lk, Va.
KV. Mr. Dam., " "
Hon John aonde,
Boa Job. B. Whitehead,
Dr. W. W.Seotl, "
Jaal
5SW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meohanio's Building and Loan
- Association.
mHE SSIB RFOULAR MONTHLY MRRT-
J, tng win be BM at ui. Mioerniaa nan,
rmnt atre.1, (nhi ut,rary Kiiomi.MBa .r.n'
ins, at o tiot a.
as. ri.Lis.
Secretary and Treasurer,
feb It
OPERAJIOUSE.
THURSDAY KVKNING, Feb- 4th-
MELANGE,
' CoajUtlng of
Music and Tableaux,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.
Door onea at T e'olot k. Parfbrmanoe to be
gin at a
AdBBla.laa. 6 oenta ( Keeervoi Seat TO
rem. Uoi ati. t open at ILIntbergtr' Hook
Dior, on w.aneiy.
io
NOW! NOW! NOW!
Price and Buy!
CLOTHING
BOLD AT LKM RATK1 THAN FVKtt
3SINCB THE WAR I UOMt NOW FOR
BA.HGA.I2STS,
TO-
MUNSON & CO.,
CITY CLOTHIERS,
Jan It
IT4f
02,000.
Iwleh to Invert gl 009 or 8' 00", with cervine,
iu a 'rue iwla btielnm iu I hie Slate; or wuald
loan thi auoui t, II aeoured with mi vice on
mixlerate aalary, Addreua,
"BaaiNEV
At Offlo. of till Paper,
febll VHi.
Wanted
TWO NO. I LAUNDERS.
B
loard I urulautd and employment permanent.
WtaittODM preferred. AiiW t
ASK? Ill I HJIIi
leb i Kit
Horse Blankets,
Saddle, Harne. I, Trunk. Traveling; Han,
Dollar, Bridle, Haraaa, Trao t;haln, Whij,
Spur, Uora Bruh, Feather Dnter), end a
aen.ral aaaortment of Baddlerv aoil-a
cheap a good of am. auadty oaa b. bought
In tb. Stat.
J. B.TOPHAM ACO.
aov IT Vtt-na-tl
New Novels.
IIEPRDPajr By George A. Lawrence,
nHllM-lCliX Autbw of "Uoy Living.
aUiua." 'Maiia Merul." Mauri.ia Durrln-f.'
&0.,H-0.
At the Sign of the Silver
Flagon.
By B. L. Pabjbor, author of "Blade-O1
erat-h'tutioldaa Uraln." "Jel Trim, ""The
King of Mo Land," "Urlf," "Loudon' Heart,"
oVo., oVo.
For l. at
HEINSBERCER'S
Liv. Book and Mnale Store,
Ian SO
20
For Sale!
A M EXTRA SADDLB AND FAIR
Rarne Boree very low. ,
Partlet whthlog to puroba. will apply at
thliofflc for Information.
Jan 10 16 4t
FORHALE!
. A RARE CHANCE.
ATM PKK CENT. BKLUW COST, ONE
new Checkering plana -in lerfeot order. A p.
ply a thl offlo.
Jar
Jan 10
M-4t
IN 8TORE AND TO ARRIVE
f)en KBtiS KAILS, Bert Brand; BOO
vtJ r low, Ton (letting, o Ton flow
ataelf, all utier, ( TonaMweede iron, anaorted;
BO Coil OctUm Kone, 100 Do. Oow Odle. dtd..
Ac. All above for eale.at Rock Koitoin Price,
at too
New Hardware Store of
rjILRS A MURUrtlMON
Ian 81 as Worth Front Street.
Garden Seed,
Field beep.
j iowi neeu
Vegetable Seed.
' NEW CROP 1 875 !
' ForW.Iy V
... ., GREEN & PLANNER.
Jan 31 117-tf
Corn, Hay and Meal.
2j0OO.BUSHELS CORN, . I
200 Bales Hay,
500 Bushels Water Orcaud Meal,
; Fot eale by
KFBOHNER A CALDEB BROS.
JaaJl 8T-
Oats, Rice and Susrar
2,000 Bushels Corn,
25 Tierces and Bbls Bioe,
40 Bbls Refined Sugar,
10 Ilbds P, It.
for Sale by
KEKOHNCB A UALDER BR"S
Jan II , i
Garden City - Cliiar. Manufactory.
NEW YORK.
All Cigar t authorised New Tork Factory
prka. Qualltf guaranteed aa repreaented.
Th theapeat Uoime. In th State, and th.
Only oaedeallng exoiniively In liigar.
CHAS.KASPKUWlOKar HKO.,
Vo.S North Front Street,
deet-.m . ,Wllatingtoa, N. O.
TOBlCCOgJ
WE HAVE ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE
a genet al aanortmentof
PlH and FiliVcut Totaccos,
SNUFF, CIGARS AND PIPES..
W are yet Bailing Cigar HtJh" Hb well
known Faetorv of tbe tilty tft harohf (, to
wbleh we Invite p. lal uttentloh. P rt guai
antMd to ait t'aaat Bayer.. ' ,
S9 Xm-C-A-XITTTIT feTRT,
oath Side, Head of Market Bonaej
- . . tf. HCOTT.
Wadetboro Herald copy 1 rhouth.
teba ' SS-lf
VZW ADVISTISiaESTS.
FOR 30 DAYS.
BEOWN &
45 MAEKET STREET.
EVRHY AKTI0I.K SUITABLE FOR WINTER WF.AR MAS BEEN MARKED DOWN.
Having nodealr to mlreiir.'eiitelthnr (loolor yrtce, we oall the attent oa of all our
patron to the method w have t f aaaiau Ll ana ckkid i.v ht viohbi to that pur.
cher. oau e for them-rlv Jiiaetlv how much of a reduntlon haben mads.
NO NUH tirPOH n.'N ITT ha ever been o flu red Inthttclty at ANY 11MB.
Our Dailt patran and thuM who hv. Tavnred ua with a rail eartler In th. aeaaoa eaa vouch
for .veiv etatement we make. W a ana DBTBamaBD to cloe out th baiaaae of aur tto-ak t
order to mak room lor Spring purotiaee.
Camels ITair Cloth,
formerly
7S,....
40,...,
40
30,...,
7B
8T
75
Colored Horpres,
Double Width Poplins,
Holid Blue Poplins,
Colored Caaheniere,
Hootoh Plaids,
All won Empress Cloth,
HHAWLH,
t-1 50,
COATS' 8 POOL COTTON oents per
3(1-Inch Fruit of the Loom Hhirtinir 1 j
8fl-lDoh HEA HIDE COrrON, 13 wuts per yard.
Hoatoh Qiughsma, 11 oents per yard.
40 inches wide EiirIihU Tncliiiifr., 25 cents.
an auntTioaai. piavnraT or a riaoaar. win tie oivaa ova all a lb at time of parch,
with Ih following eioeptlon; Pleached and Unbleached Shirting, Ulnglianu, Calico aad
erina atrlctly Caah and Oaa Price).
, BROWN t& RODDICK, 45 Market Street.
J""bb W
01
"One Price-Terms
LOT; FRAWK & BR.,
17 Ufarket IStroot.
DEPARTMENT NO. 1, CoiialnliDfr of
DEPARTMENT NO. 2, Conaiatiiifr of
juampuooaa, vanes, nuted uutiery, snu If anoy
Articles. ,
SST A rail I rpcctfttlly (ollolted, and latlifaat'on gnarantetd.
H. FRANK & BR0., Market Street,
jaair WILMINGTON, N. C.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GIMO CO.;
CAPITAL 1,000,000.
PRICES REDUCED THIS DAY.
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TONS SOLUBLE PACIFIC OITANO
for srIb, either for CASH or on CROP TIME. Liberal terms will be msda
with Merchants and other reliable parties to sell this, Guano at our Warehouse)
prioes.
IV.
Commualoa Marchant, A genu for PaclfloQnauo
; Sub -
r. w, ninsoiw...
V. UllAIIA.VI,
Jan SI
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE LOW
PRICES
ACCOUNT FOR THE
EXTENT OF OUR SALES.
S
INCH WR KEHOI.VKD TO R KLI. at price
that ould turclv reduce tock, it baa re
quired no alamanlilp to tell onr gocfl.
Our Silks, Black
Alpacas. Dress Goods,
Hlfalied and UnblaoheJGooda,Tftbla
Cloths lileaoliod and Unbleached,
with Napkins, Blankets, Spreads,
Sheetings, Flannels, Hosiery,
Gloves, Ribbons, Laoes,
Collars, Handkerohiefs
And a thousand other article, ar going fat.
nd If vouar. In want of any good umially
found In a trt-olai Pry Uuoil Stock, mow
i tb time to buy them from the- het itock in
tb. oity, at price never sold at before,
Remember th. ladacment la oflerc d only at
tb. loading
DRY GOODS H0U8K OF -
BOSKOWITZ & LIEDER,
29 Market Street.
Jan 10
Sweet Cider,
In Any Des red Quantity, from
A BARREL TO A PINT,
ALWAYS ON HAND!
CHAS. D. MYERS A CO.,
0 I North Front Bt
Colman's English Mustard,
In Glass Bottles;'
COLMAN'S ENGLISH MUSTARD,
In Square iins;
CHA3. D. MYERS 4 CO..
6 A 7 North Front St.
Hazard's Maltose Cross
, TOMATOES,
Full Solid Weights.
FINEST GOODS PACKED.
CHAS. D. MYER8 & CO., r
B and 7 North Front
fib i is-ir
New Crop Cuba Molasses,
' !i BKCORDCAfiaOl s
280 H ' TIIBCES' M0W LANI-
1NU, ei Brig John Pteree, from Havana.
for Sale by, .
WORTH WORTH,
feb - v IS-nactit
OP
EODDI0K,
...now
....now
, ...now
. -now
, . ..now
...row
55
25
80
15
55
25
45
.now
now 00
Spool.
cents per yard.
SJT fla Sample. Cut
MOTTO!
Cash"
m
Doroeatio and Fancy DRY GOODS,
ltwiay-Matia uiotiiinK, hhocs, liaU, Ueuts Furn
inliitiaT Qnmla. Notiona. ha. .
Crockery, Chins, Glassware, Lamps,
II. McuAliY & CO..
Uo,, and Uaaleraln Mn. 1 Peruvian Ouano,
North Watir Btrkst,
WIMTItNilTOfl, N. C.
Agents:
.OldBnndrad.N. 0
..Marlon, . 0
n-3mddtw
MISCELLANEOUS.
Marshal's Office.
CITY OF WILM1NQT01
January 23d, 1875.
notice;
T1ROM THIS DATE ATJCTIONCIBS ARB
X prohibited elMng Honei or Stork of any
kind In front or th. City Market. PrlneeM
tieet from the eaatern line of front ttreet to
the wtwtern lint of Fourth afreet or Second
and Thlid (treat, between the northern line of
Market and tbe mulhera line of Cheatput
treta, are dealgnited for thl purpo..
By order i he Maor.
J. H. ROBIS80W ,
Citv Maraba
i Jan-Hi j - ,
NEW CROP
Cuba Molasses !
A CARGO OF
255 BHD8' PRIMB (JPAI'rrT DAILY
EXFECXED)
for tale In lota to nit by
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
Reading for All !
"PARNAPTJS." By Emerson.
"Waldfried." A Novel by Auerbacb,
"From My Youth Up." By Harland.
"Wanderings of Vagabond . By
Morris, "
"Hulda." After the German by Wist er.
"Hitherto." A story of Yesterday,
. by Whitney. .
"Child of the Tide," .
"South Meadows. " By Pissoway,
All for sale at ' ' ;
THE CITY DOOKSTORE,
By CONOLEY A YATES, ,
, , 7 Market Street
laa 28
tl
V; Auction Sale.
THIRTY nORSES AND MULES.
I will sell, Feb. 4th, tu o'clock A. M.,aono r
t-k Horiid Muli. Perron m want
.ill d . wail to attend the Mala In front Uld
UiMinty Jail. KAHNWKIl.KK