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WILimiGTOlI, If. C. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 0. 1875.
Y7H0L5 HO. 0.703.
WILMINGTON, N.
TtJES
DAY.
FIB. 9.1875.
1 IIEADUAIVrKKS.
PROGRESS oTlEGISLAIION IN
WASHINGTON.
THE ARLINGTON CLAIM INDEF
INITELY POSIT ONED.
proposed amendment
the tension laws.
TO
THE SENATE SENDS THE CIVIL
- RIGHTS BILL TO JUDICI VRY
COMMUTES.
COMMITTEE 'RETORTS ON AR
KANiAS.
QRAJfT
0 N ANOTHER BIG
DRUNK. .
HE- SEES DOUBLE DOWN
ARKANSAS.
IN
GES ONE EYE ON BROOK AND
ONE ON GARLAND.
HE TRIES TO WRITE OUT Till
XiAST ELEOflON.
SENATE COMilTTEE REPORT
INFA.VOii OF KELLOGG,
Washington, Feb 8 Noon M m
ben of the Ccmmittee ou' YYHya oud
Mean say erroneous reports of tti
Gouimittee'8 action regarding turifl
and taies hava found tui-ir way into
print,' seriously injuiing trade. Thf
statement in authorized that no finii!
aoliou Las been taken upon any turifl
or tax, the whole matter being jet ua
eettled. The condition of the Appropriation
bills and the Navy and Furtifioation
bills are laws. The (joubulur and Dip
lntnatio bill will noon be presented to j
the President. The Executive, Legis
lative and Judioial bill is before the
Committee on Conference. The Iudiau j
billon aeoount of defeat on tbeChoota
clause lias been reo atmiticd. ih
Arin bi Ilia in Committee of the Whole,
a so Military Academy and Post office,
bills. The River and Harbor and De
ficiency bills not yet reported. A larR
amouuk of other publio business will
require ighk sessions, , i .
Attorney General Nyilliams appeared
.'""befdte the SolecPuuiitipe of Alaba
ma. Ha bud no correspondence with
Got? Houston, but sent troops to Ala
bama upon information lroiu other
spnrces. ,
There is no prospect of an extension
of patents on Sewing Machines. 1'hti e.
is a heavy lobby on this subject
Houhe This beintr Monday, p
'large number of bills were iuhoiiucid
and referred.
B Bttor Ojnklinp, fromthg Judiciary
Cjumiiitee, report d adversely i u Otii
ta give jurisdiction to the Court of
Claims to , hear the claim of G. W.
COatil Lee for Arlington, and it wet in
definitely postponed.
Bknath The credentials of Theo.
F. Randolph, from New Jersey, were
placed on tile.
Pratt, of Indiana, from Cowuiiltee
01 Pensions, reported b:k the bill
granting pensions to wrtnbt soldiers
and sailors of tho war of 1812, and
. widows of deceased aoldiers, and to
restore to pension rolls the names of
persons atrickuu therefrom, iu conse
quence of disloyalty, with an amend
ment in thenatureolsubrtituie. Placed
on oaleudar. . In reporting the bill,
Pratt said the substitute admitted to
the pension rolls the names of all survi
ving officers, soldiers and bailors of
the war of 1812, who served in that
war for a period of 30 days, and also
were honorably discharged and did
not voluntarily engage in the lute re
bellion, j
Washington, D. C , Feb. 8 N ight
Hocsb Sener, of Virgiiiia.introduced
bills for a breakwatorat Smith's Point,
on the Potomao river; for alight house
at the month of the great Wicomico
river, Va. ; also to make West Point,
Va.. a port of entry. '-
Sheats. of "Alabama, infroducel
bill to apportiou the eight represeutu
. tive Districts of Alabama.
Crosnland, of Kentucky, introduced
a bill for an income tax of 2 1 per oent
on incomes exceeding $2,000.
, Morey, of Louisiana, moved to sw
pend the rales o as to make in order
to the river and harbor appropriation
, bill a proposition for an appropriation
to dose the existing orevapses or
breaks in the levees of the MibsinMppi
river, and for making a survey for a
permaneut plan for the reclsm ttion of
the alluvial basin of the Mittsisgippf
river.
Rejected by a vote of yeas 12,l
nays 73; not a two-thirds in the nfl'n-
mative.
Speer, of Pennsylvania, moved to
suspend tbe rules and adopt the reso
lution declaring that, iu tuo jndgmeut
of the llout-e, the election of a
President for a third term is
against ' the traditions of the re
. publio and is in violation of the
example of Washington, now sacred as
law itself, and would be hazardous
alike tdt the liberties of the people
and the free ntitutions of the coun
try. The motion was 10st,the previous
?neetion not being seoouded, 57 to.
02. All who voted for it, with the
exception of Smith, of North Carolina,
were Democrats, and all who voted
against it-were Republicans.
Dawes, of Massachusetts, moved to
taspeud the rules to niako in order an
appropriation bill or amendment for
th rxioliflaation, auspensiou.or repeal
of Section 25 of the revised Statutes,
. regulating the time tor holding elec
tions for Representative in Congress.
He stated that in order to rnak the
tilhe conform as the law required sev
end State Constitutions would have
to bo. changed b-itwenu now and 187?.
The motion wan ngreed to, yeas 1G1,
nayi 74. - r ,
The President signed theLiltlo Tar
iff Wll . v- ' I
To4he Senate of tho United .State.'
Herewith I have the honor to Bend,
! in aeeotd.iuee with t''e roelitUnn ct '
i the Senate of the 3d -ihM, U t'm iu :
f.t piotinn in my jHif-s'iin int lirre
'oroto turrWit'J, re at'tig ntTdirn
j,i ti.tt ot Aikat-a. l u w i
tare to espri-t-n ttir opinion intu an in
! tt-tinuiv bhofcs t hut in the election
I o 1ST if, Ji pli I5rHik wa lfullv
elected Gov ra r of tlu t StAtethat I e
i. as been unlawfully ilepnt d of the
t ot-ssion of lis'fli's: a nee that
t me; tie t iu iu 1S71 tiie Constitution
of Uio St.ite wwly violenc, intimida
tion ai;d rovuhttioiiary roceediugs
ovcrtiirown and a new OonKtiluticu
aloptid, and a new State . Govern
m Hi .t.-tl'.isiiHit. iuese proc tilings,
if permitted to iit,Mud, practically ig
nore alt rights of ni nontifS iu all tb
S'ntes; !u what is tbi-re to prevent
each of the St:d-s reeeutly re-ad in't
toil it Federal reh'tioiiH on cerirtiu
tMudituinc, fii-M changing their Con
stitutiona Mid Violating their pledges
if their action in Arkausaa is acqniea
cod iu? I respectfully submit whether
a precedent co dangerous to the sta
bility of State Government, if rmt t
tho Natiouul G vornunt also, should
he reooyuiui'd by Cotiress, 1 earn
estly as-k that Cougresj' will take de:
tiuuo notion in this intler to rolivve
ihe Executive ft"ni MC'ing upon ques
tion which should be dtoided by tho
Legislative Bourd of the Government.
(Signed) U. S. Ghast.
Exocntive Mansion, Feb. 8, 1875.
- Wahiunotov, Ft b.- R N'iglit Io
iho Senate .vpeucer, from Alabama, in
trndiiced a bid for tiie apportioiiment
of RipreHinU'ivi4 in('.n(;reHBt'ronithe
State uf Alabmna. R fTrd to tho
Committee ou PHvilegehiid elections
A niimlier of hdU r ported by tin.
Cmmico on Vvl ut wi-re piixi'd.
t at one to ext. nd a patent for a trim
niiug at.lachoent for sewing macliines,
to be ued enly in tho manufacture ot
b(it una shin's, was rVjectuUby a voti
of 23 to 13. -Several Senators de
clared their opposition to exteudmg
suy rewiug niKChiiie patents.
Morton, from tho Coimnittet) 'on.
I'vivi leges and Eiections, intdeare
poit rervigniamg Kell 'gg a- Govf.ru
f of L mmiaua, and deolanog l'ieoii
biick a entitkd to the eeut as United
States Somitor from that State from
March 4, lHTiJ. Ordered to bo printed
ami ho on tuo table.
Hamilton, of Maryland, raided as a
point of order 't hat the report w.ts
signed by only four members of the
Committee, which was not a majority,
tho Committee being composed ot
uino members.'
Morton atgurd rbat there were seven
m"-mbers piescnt when the report wa
made aid that live oouslituled a quo
tum. The report was signed by a Uia
joriiy of thote present.
. Haiuilton's point of order was ov r
ruled. He pi.ve notice that hit wou d
submit a minority report.
John L. lioult has been confirmed
as Govtruor of Colorado, vice Mo
Cook. SOME EARLY EfcT-EUTS' OF THE
CIVIL EIGHTS BILL.
nOW THE OLD THING :,W0BKS.
TWO REPUBLICAN MEMBERS
FORMALLY SECEDE FROM
. THE PARTY. -
Ram-joe. Feb. 8. Night On the
fl').r iu , tm Ji'usp, W. li. Glenu, of
y.nil;ir, biotner-iu-'aw of Judg S"t
.iect ll.'i o.iiireme Court, ami J. H.
Footu, iiiruu liy Federal uppii!ike, re
c.tuted lU jiiiijiio oiism on aooouut of
uie pa s.'go ot thj Civil Rights bill
in Congress. St ton.' resolutions were
offered, and m coueitHton Foote Baid ;
I declare that I hereby foreverdissylve
my eouU'.ctjuii rtth the Republican
patty and uily inyfl'f wii'a tiie great
party that is now building up in the
South uud Nortn fur the preservation
of c.iiiitifuii(inal cove.runiont and the
purity ai dMiivutnmot tbe Auglo Saxon
race- of our grout bind
LOUISIANA.
PUT LITTLE PROSPECT OF A
COMPROMISE NOW."
W0TtEATra,F-N0fmTbe4anft
Conservatives laat night considered
the propositiou of adjustment imbm it
ted by the CougresBional Committee.
Nei'ber the terms nor cctiou of the
catieus tiiinepired. The compromise
involves the submission of 'contested
seats nnder the eleotiou of 1874 to tho
Cotigreaaioiml Committer Persons ho
rtliirfced will not disturb the present
Governtueut, known as the Relit
Ooveiruraeut, or Reek to impeach tiie
Governor for . any past official acts.
The Conservatives discussed the mat
ter without action. The Republicans
nay they will accept no compromise.
The Conservative meeting at the Ulay
Statue also , protested in strong
lauguage.
EICTlil(IS3tS.
St. Mary's Catholic Church, at Put
nam, Conn., ha.i been burned. Loss
$70,(100; insurance $18,000. Cause
defective flue. ,',-.'
Brevet Brig. Gen. Wm. Hays is
dead. He was born in Richmond and
waa appointed from Tenneasee. He
graduated in the year 1610, and served
in the Mexican war.
The lo8b,v!ire.iitShakortown,MflSS.,
amours to 370,000.
Lieutenaut commander Allen, of the
U. Navy, was found dead at Portland
a day -or two ago. Cause appoj lexy.
A rector and his assistant rector, at
Baltimore, have been brought before
aa tcolesiaaticalconrtforusiugaprayer
for the dead involving the doctrine of
purgatory.
The Vindicator, from New York for
Philadelphia, was cut by 100 and it is
feared has sunk.
IK I aid N. Marseilles, of PhiladeN
pbia, is dead; flg'd 74 years.'
The gro'fs earnings of the rhiladol
phia and Erie Railroad were fa,t00,
000: net receipt. 81,000.000. ' The
report shows $1,000,000 decrease ia,
the expenses, - .
EUROPE.
fiqhtixo NEAR ESTELLA.
A BLOODY ENGAGEMENT WITI!
THE CARLTST3.
DRIVING THE CARLISTS TO
;THE NORTH.
Pants, Feb 8 Noon In the elec
tion in the .Viae tt On Republi
can leads the Bonapartiat by five thou
sand for the atwembly.
1 Subscriptions to the Paris muni
cipal loau exceed the amount required
forty time.
Hsndayb, Feb, 8 Noon Fighting
i going on in the vicinity of Ei tells.
The Carlists have oonoentrated and
occupy tbe same position that they
held when Gen. Concha was killed.
Maimud, Feb. 8 Noon SeunrMery
has U eu appointed Minister to Berlin.
Lonixw, Feb. 8 Noon Earl Har
borough is dead, aged 40 years.
Twelve cannons, four thousand rifles
sud five hundred thousand cartridges
have been lauded on the liisoay coast
for the Csrlists.
Alfonso has entered Pampeluna.
Tiie Carlisle made a fierce attack at
OUisa, their object being to capture
Alfonso, hut were driven off with a
heavy kwa.
Pakis, Feb. 8 Night Additioal re
turns confirm the success of the Re
publicans in the Seine et Oise. A
second ballot was required in the
Cotes (ta Nord.
A grand ball was given for the benefit
of tho poor of Straase, at whioh 15t),
0K) francs were realiad. The loading
baud, the Cabinet and other prominent
pi ophs were present.
Bav.innh, Feb. 8 Night The Al
fouhihie have entered Estella.
It is stated that the Oarliet chiefs,
Mendiere and Argoaz, have been
killed by their own men.
Don Carlos has retrf ated to Virgars
in tho Proviuee of Guipaxooa.
SOUTH CAHOLINA.
DOINGS IN THE "NATIONAL
GRANGE.
Chabliston, Jan. 8 Noon The
National Grange was Saturday en
gxged iu a plessure trip up tbe Ashley
river and met at night for business of
private character.
Tho. Lower House of the State Leg
islature panned onanjmoasly the bill r
qneating Senators and Congressmen
from South Carolina to support the
Texas Pacific Railrord,
U0TIIA3I.
THE EXPRESS ROBBERY CASK
New Yonit, Feb 8 Night Sweeney
has turned Bute's evidence in the
exprens robbery case; on his evidence
James Drew was discharged, Ebrich
is charged with receiving stolen
goods. Honry is held for the Grand
Jury. Sweeuey has been sent to the
lioue ol detention. All but 82,000 Of
the property has been recovered.
DIED.
At Mi hnino. In SimiiiWin countr.on th lath
an ,TttOJUrL, AlSO.N, lotto 4Sttt rear
i i.iopMa m a r.onciniioo,
wsropii-
loa:y nonem nn aprtcht mm
tbroati al
Dip; n I t kit roUtln-n anil IntlmH lrind.
wleionlr knv fclra will, nil lrnttu Mncnrair
lninte l fit fibt ttrra knl. OcM.
8PLCIAL.
II' you wi.t a l'i collir, war tb War
wok. Ask any flmt-clMt fnrnUher tor IU
Tbe Cole of Arabjr
Ar iiot rpMtt tLu tbe aroma which tb fra.
iirint t(i7,ODONT Imparls to th brath. Dot
t the heart of t'u I Tory mt whiter than th
meth that nr cleaned dally with that match-
W nnilarrtauil that t" wbtoplng-ooaih It
quits ptrvalcnt th tuwt't around at; but
taat nn own have prrirai talal. hum a
lamUiemim nnthlnir bnt Jonnonn'a Anodym:
IJoiuiPi.t ur tfoi-tor, bowTr, cayaa little
Ipirnc, to product' vomiting, would be aa ad
vantage. There are more than one thonwnd different
klnUiiol fill! una jotted 8tabe. someortbem
a r. MA-,KIU m..A lnlU... - - ..I
om anti-binoua nn we erer eaw or heard of.
They are now raid ndr tb name of Parwo'e
t 'Uf gat Ire Pllta
ronaamprlTca, Tak .letloe.
F.rery iDoroentof delay mkea your ear
nifro hopelf v, ar.d mnch depend! on the Jo.
dicioua choice of a remedy. The amount bf
tmliiuony In farr of Dr. Bcher ok'a Pilmonlo
Strop, an a en re for eonenmptlon, far enoredi
ail that c&d bo btonght to eappoit the preten.
'.one of any other medlrtoe. Hee Dr. Behonek'
Almantc, containing the nerttflcateinf many
perrons 01 the blgtivat reepeotablllly, who bar
ten rrttored to health, after being pronova.
rd lodtmble by pby'iclana of acknowledged
ability. Sohenck'a Palmonlo Sjrup alone ha
eared manj , at theee eriiieneea will thow; bat
tbe enre la often promoted by the employment
of two other rtmedle which Dr. Bchenck pro-
yidee for the purpoas. Theee additional reine
diore Srhenek'i Sea Weed Tonlo and Man.
drake Pill. By the timely uee of theee meili
elnte. acoording to direction, Dr. Schenek
oortlttea that ma A any eaae of Conenmptlon
oiay bo e 'red.
Dr. HcihoDck ta profenlonally at bll prlnel.
pal oflloe, eemer Sixth and Arch ftreetl,
piiltadelphla, every Hondey, where all Utter
f.r advice mnrt be addreeeed.
AVE11T1SHNT8.
Wilmington Hook and
Ladder Company No. 1.
The member) o( Ibl Company are he ebv
n n il d.o meat at the Uau (bU P. M. at Ttf
O-oioea .. , i v
By order ol the Pr'Wdent.
WM. A,-WILI.SON,
i- Hecrotury.
r.b ii : '' M-it
Havana Cigars
T have on hand and tor ea e, al my room In
f.lppl t'Bu- dl.ige. South Front etrect, Bear
Oii'gi), sue ioi or ,
HAVANA CIQAbS
r mv on mannfantnr. 1 hey are made from
tm-.Hirt d t ibaono and ewti be boagU at one-
Tiil.a oi me eott oi imiioriea ciar
fpb M4js
Wofbr Btrald eopy aat.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WE ARE SELLING
Overcoats and Talmas
VERY LOW
' ALKO
I
DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS.
. "' Call and enquire prioM.
MUNSON & CO..
CITY CLOTHIERS,
febt M-tf
7 CHOICE NEW CROP
i-
Cuba 3foltxMweH.
CARGO fROMTHK "OEN'L ORANTs"
ow tiniM.
Ror aale by
WILLIAMS A MUBCHIBON.
It-if
fob
At Manufacturer Prices!
We will elOMOutour ENTIRI 8 TOOK
BOOTS AND SHOES
. AT rill.tlK COST I
Manufacturer's Prices 1
IOH OAHH I
FOR CASH I
Onr aeortment 1' well e)letd, eotuprlelng
the beet gocdjoftlie beet factoiU In theeoitu-
Ladter Boot and boel I .
(lentlemeu'i Boot and Shoe I
Children' Sboee I
IafauUBbot I
All AT COST FOP. CASH.
OUDLIY & ELLIS,
, , lgn 01 the ltig Huot,
Mo. 41 UaaaiT struct.
feb lett
Just Received
A new lot of thoie
Cheap Poeme and Essays,
Tea Cent pr Copy.
AId a targa itock of Filet, ,BaUi, flnrmonl.
oea, Ytoltn. Game, .,&., at the OUT
BOOK STORK.
1 NKW STYLES Or
Initial Paper and Papeterles I
Broadway liiHi-t,
Pail lultUli,
'XheBe.-lba Initial,
Moeaio, and a far go variety of Flo Paprter
lei, the !ierrt l the e ty.
For tale at
CONOLEY i YATES'
City Book Store.
.fb Mi
1O0
WANTED
TJTTBK CAROLINA CENTRAL . RAIL
wax tiUMrAM, ror whom good gtna
kard work will b Mpplled.
Apply tu B.L.FREMONT,
Chief Engineer and Bnp'r.
febS tl-lt
Valentines!
Valentines !
Valentines !
For late at
HEINSBERCER'S
Lire Rook and atoele Store.
V Order rroai the country promptly at
tended to. - , . :
tub ti
Notice ! Notice ! !
FOR CASH ONLY!
HAVING PURCHASED THR INTKHRXT
ot Mr Georgo a. 11 In the late fli m ot
Lewla&Darla, and deelroae of cloelng ont
preeent eupply of Winter Good to fl, op with
pprlTg and Bummer Stock, 1 will, unul tur
tber autiea, tell at l oat
Rem-eiwr every article Ottered will he al
New York Colt
BKTH W. DAVIS, ,,.
At Old Bland of Lewi A Davia.
fob T Stuw
Furniture.
Z. A.. SMITH Ac CO.,
Wbolea e and Ketall Draleraln
Farnllaro and rurnlahlaa; deeds,
Ja All uf the Mrincb-e,
Smith' New Huilillng,
unb Fr-'nt Mr-et,
Wilmington, H.C.
Furniture.
D. A. SMITH 5b OO.,
Wholeele and hLil Pealeriln
Fnraltnrw and Fnralahlrg; Good,
In All of the Branehee,
booth Trad Strort,
Chailo t N 0.
Children's
Pebble aod Kid tboe
Kxtentloa Toe. Ch'.ldrtn' Beamlrn Shoe.
At
JiaV
C.A. PRICE'S,
MMaikwtSweet
MISCELLANEOUS.
OPERA HOUSE,
For Two IVifcjhtN.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Feb
ruary8t and Oth.
Bill AVENUE THEATRE COMBINATION
Frein Nw .Verk CUy
atPNPAT KIOHT will be reeentrd the
gnat aoclety play, In I an', entitled
DIVORCE.
Act tOlven l Marriage.
Ai T H 1 be Strtr Uenu .
Aut S-The t ' utile of liitrfare.
Avt 4 The Law Retaliate.
Avt B-The Dlvoreed.
i
Tt'KHIl A V NIGHT. AntuiHn Dale ai!at-
tatlun of Uuniae' Uleet fanelan tt'ce, In 1
Aeta,
Hons. Alphonse.
The action xvura during morntnff,
afternoon and night.
The above nlare will be preeented with all
that attention lodrrreand do'all thnt hi ao
corded totbeahore Oomblnation, Un iidat-
mnt at both l'io and i'ubue a we
Lciadlng Comtdf Company of
...l.. America,
InuiuiAi at. TH &ni1 Kl Mnta. Ri-irrvtd
rata SIM
,1 ir nun, iu, m- u . nmi iou c.. .
opnat Helneborgrr't Hook btoreon Hatu de?
moinliig at to'olooli.
let' e e m
New Crop Sugar House
Molasses-
BRt.fl. S. H. MOLASSES.
200
-Foraaletiy -- - -.
febt
Bacon, Pork arid Oats-
TR Bon D, M. Side and th uMrr,
BO Box Smoked Hide and Shoulder,
IW Bbi. Tork.
t.TO Bn'hal Oat.
For wtle by
' KRUrHMRH OAMtBtt BR. -'
tebt M
WIGHT KHIKT",
DAT UAl't,
DAV BUIKTS,
CLOTHING,
All kind for '
MRU, V00TH A NO BOVS, 111. A P.
MUNSON tSt CO S,
CITY CLnUIKK;t.
10
Golden Seal Brand
And a general waortinentof Plug and Klm tlit
TOBACCOS.
Atrlceeto eult the peyaienl.
At Na.9'1 narkrt Ntroot,
By
rbT
d. naoTT.
MOKE
Than the Usual Discount
. - - . ,
TO CASH BUYER OF
nwi mini
COLO
Hat advanced, and all Imported Gooil mm:
follow. Weareelllogatold prloe.
The beet Line of Imported nd Domotlo
Family Grocer!, Wine, 1 Irjuore, Tw, A'a ,
4o., 4o., In North Carolina
CJETAS. D. MYERS A CO.,
O and 7 North Front
h-tr
febt
Salt, Corn, (iuano. Syrup.
iofJO Sacks Bait,
lO.fXJO Bushels White k Mixed Corn,
300 Tons Eurtka Guano,
250 Tons No. 1 Ouauapo Qnano,
WBbU.S. H. Bjrup,
For ale low by
WILLIAMS A MUKCHISON.
Bacon, Pork, 8ugar and
Coffee.
! 100 Boxes D. 8. Sides, -100
Bbls. Oitv Mess Fork,
100 " ReflQpd Sugar,
100 Bags Prime Rio Coffee. ; .
For a'e low by
WtLLlAM MURCUWOW.
Flour, Nails, Hoop Iron and
Clue.
1,000 Bbls. Flour, all grades;
300 K gs Naila,
600 Bundles Hoop Iron,
100 Bbls. Glue.
. For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
Molasses! Molasses!
2C5 Hhds. Net Crop Cuba Molasses
to arrive.
For al low by
5 WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
FlourFlourFlour.
lOOJBbla. Plant's Eitrar-tho best
Flour in the city.
' For aale low by
WILLIAMS MTJRCHI30N.
GBEM5 GliEilMG SiLS
. OF
i
FOR 30 DAYS.
BROWN & EODDIGK,
-15 AlJNJRIvJT STMCFPa
IVKHT ARTirtt RSVITAHI.t FOR WINTKR WFAH II AS BFKV MAHRKD DOWlf.
i Harlng nodiulrn to inlereitr "k'lililhxr tlimiK ur rrlii, we 'lt tl attHiit oa ot all our
. i'nnt"lli miiliot w liarenf iMt i i. et'u imhik iff f r in t ui ee to thai pur.
charar can mm (t thinivlv.'e Jut esioi'v luiw murh of redurtlnn hben load,
till all I 'It DPIMIH riiNI I'V lnt evrr li.'en olten-.l In thOctry at A N V VIM.
Our IUiit i rtn an. I tii'ae have mvi.n.l n wiib a e.4ll enrtler In the eraenn nan voneb
for erey lUiriuntit we niki. W a hk uai KUuiMif to o.ose out lbbalanejof Ouritookia
order to mak miin lor tt ring iaiohH-a.
Camol TTair Cloth, formerly 7.", ................. .
Colored HorRM, 40,
Double Width 1'opllna, " . 40,
Solid Bluo roplitiM, SO
Colored Caahomero, " 75,
Wootch riaids, " S3
All wool Empress Cloth, " 75.. ....
SHAWLS, $3 50,
COA TS' SPOOL COTTON rl oeuU tmr Spool.
StMnoh Fruit n( tlit Loom Sliirtinir 12
30-Ineh HEA BIDE COTTON, l!l cnta
Soitteli (linphama, 11 oci.fa per yard.
U-lnoliea wiUo P.iiK'iali Tueliinsf, '.I penfs.
A N M,mui. i.ikiui'i r or 3 I'tu ( r. wl' be atvax or all al at tlm of tiurabeae.
with the IkIIuwIi'I e0ii'tuiuj 1 1, a bed and L'uMcarhed hhlrting, tiliiUiUi, 1'alitoe aaa
SHII t'lt!0li..
It-rma airlt tly t'aah and One Prteo. . Nq Nntuplca Cut.
BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street '
j it n
FIEE !; Fill I ' FIEE !
XtlVAi!En ! WATER !
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF GOOtlS OF
Si
Conaiatinjr of DRY flOOIW. .CLOTIIINaWfOFA HATS, CROCKERY, i
CHINA and OLlSSWAttK. d.im if''d
sal at the Store lately ocmip ed by O.
Notioo is lierehy given tliiit tue above
II.
f-hf
I iiviiWt'S. - ',-"1 '.r.tjii.v
OLMtraa -t?:.Vl.. .. aw.tAH .t.a.- " - A
At $53.00 per Tou, Cash, or $00.00, payablo Ut of November, next;
N A.VASSA ACID PHOSPHATE, :
At $33.00 per Ton, Canli, or $.18,0 , payable 1st of November next.
K OCAKANTEE that titer pnivlou nigh Grte) of our Kertillter eiiall lie fully MAiaTAtaiD
K. H nUt'tr.PttS, Frefldent
II. WoaK, Ti'raurrr,
O. t OUAFFMN, tiuoerlntet dunt,
Jn II .
CAPITAL
MM PACIFIC EM0 C6-;
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TOXS SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO
tortile e ttor for CASH or on CHOP TIME: Liberal terms w.l be made
XtMuZ&i reliable parties to selllbi .Ouano at onr Warehouse
prioe8, W. II. McUAIlY & CO.,
Ocmmllnn M.re.b.n,,. Ag.nt.for Psa fleOu.no W, a
8ub-Agents lor tho Sale
r. n. ninwow...
V. WltAMA.n....
Jan 8l
Notice.
HAVINO DltPt'HKD OF OCR SAOOI.K
namrmabd Trunk UnMn?-. ftook, Uuod
Will and Hook Account, i" Wilmington, N.
0., io Mtoirm Carp-nur Ma lard, wo hereby
tender our tl.anKe t a geueroua iml.do l"r
thvlr Illrl patronajfe the lt ten y. ar. and
aak a eonttnaance of 'h' i"io to ouruc
cewim, who have been accot'tablv In r em
iilor fur niHiiy reare an-l are thirounUiy r'ti-d
(n the sad.llj, Uarn-ee ani Trunk Buelneu In
all It hrani'.bsa
Me."r. triwnter Ma'latd will itlln ll
ellmoinira'ctd a ainot u In Wllm n.it'n. n.
C, and colUct debt due u and riooli t tur
th.tame, j.s roPHAMC0.
A. Carpenter.
J II. nullnrd.
Saddles, Harness, &c.
HAvro BoroKr thf. ar"Vr men
ti mdQiode, weoaVralulUluikof -
SADDLES, '
harness, : V
TRUNKS.
COLLARS,
BRIDLES,
j. . , And All Kltirleof
SADDLERY QOODS,
- T - . .-
VERY LOW PRICES
ret ftwal v to prrroi t paying Itiyoreg Wo
reotfn ly aollolt patronage.
CAF.1TEU t PI AH. Ann.
ftwb W-liuaao
is
25
80
15
65
25
45
now
".....now
.......now
.... .now
now
tow
...'.. ..now
&ow$2 00
cents nor yard.
per jord.
by thu lato : Fire, am r m-vedul (oc
ll. W. Runrt'1, Nn. 0;) Maik it street
Uioit miit no sola nuout ae'ay.
FEA1TK & ERO;
... .....
C3 Harket Street.
, n.-tf
BRQ.,
VVEOFFEIt
0TJR STANDARD FERTILIZERS
For the Keiianu of (lulivored on the Cant, at Our
Fctory, at tlo following
XlKlUOB0I PHIOESj'
SOLUBLE KAYASSA GUANO
KAVASPA GUANO COMPANY
WILMINGTON, N C.
A xod-tl&wtm.
81,000,000.
of Soluble Paciiic Ouano.
.CJd Hnndred.N. O.
..Marlon, S.O.
27-3md4w
Molasses ! Molasses I . :
fr OFFER, TO ABBIVB '
IIV SCH II. MAUG1E ElIEft
Daily cxpee'ed from Sagna LaOraad,
322 """" I Choice New Crop IW
j j Xlorcea vado MolatM.,
WORTH WORTH. "
. 81-lw '
ft b
Mew Crop Cuba Molasses
SECOXDCABGOI , .
280 BHr)3' tierce!s'ow w0'
INii, x B ig John rioree, from Havana.
, , For tal by, ..
WORTH WRTH.
XeV Crwp CllO. Jluiafj.iua
w: Illl'tn. ew Oiop tub Mile. .
4 if
fot tale by
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