f l;f llailn Hound.
WiT.vivoTOS, N. 0:
TUI3EAY. FIB. 9. 1875.
TJ lUll.T Jocknal, the oldest diW
taper in North Camlinv is pulHt.1
,ry tnrniitg. f opt M Tuiay, at Eioht
Poi lai: a Tar ; Form Dallars si
auinths: Skystty-FIV eenil f-T tnontl.
h' tarter pr!oijs. Snrrvt by farrVrs
in tb tf'v Skvkmt-fit tit
pernor or Two Poll a us and Twms
TT -rrvK cent per quarter.
The WmtKI.V Jot'RSAL, (Frt'laV)
thirtT-ii'x column Pi"r. Two l LARe
j,.r vei; tbn iip'm fivi Ooixar axi
A BA1.F ; to" "t'J"N SKVM Dol.LARS
tTfiit-t. FlSHI IM1LAK8 M A BAI
tn mjv. Fifths Du.A; twsntj
CnpS TwFSTT riVit PolAARfc i
5rHiKU"TIONS In I1 ts.ee parable 1'
l lmm. paper coitftutied after the
fl!: im of tl 'Imr puiil for.
Krut r-rst it lioull b mart v TYt
.of.if M mcy rCci or Kxiei. If il.it ca
rt hm !.u. t.niicl.it aslut l,,l8 7
puil rvav eeO'ired hy forwarding
t! slips '' to ttie order nf'f.s pn;rietm
it i!ip ,l.rni r by f!'.ij'n:g the row
n(jMtjr,i1'it(,r. '
.dvps'ieil'g Ka'H (per .liiri i-.f twelv
j. iMlli- if aH'ort!sir!;t:T, 'his
m Initi-in, Oisk Doilak: tw hsi-r-
Os lin.i ah akt a i:i r; 'thie
f.,.-tl. fi-, Two Dot 1.AK; fear it tTtlur,
Two Oim.i avh a!P a half; fiv !i r
ti, ., I hrv.h; nI.I.AKA; il ltmr4n.
1 Hi -if Diil.l.ABU AtD A BAir; twelve
Jtwurthm, Fivr IOM AM AfD A
o nmth. Fioht Dollars twommrt'in
FlFTKKH HOU.AH! tin IJHililllA, Tl
TV -TWO DoIXABS.
Onntict for lnatr rnrWi and tropr
pc niH' nru llNral lnni.
, J(lre.
EaesLHAnn A SAtr!iitR,
Wllmlncton, N. 0,
THE VHirCKNlTY
Tb TruotecR of tb XJuivcro'ty of
North Carolina will meot t lUlelpli
on WoJuwdoy, Febrnary 10th. Ai
niattern of moment will claim the at
tention of the Trntw, full mpeting
is neoesary.
EDITOEIAL K0TE3.
IsabplU Wallao, a dweendant of
Bir William Wallaoo.of SooUiith fame,
died at Dunfermline, Root) a ml, on the
lat inat, agod 102 yeaia.
The German authoritieabaYenotifled
the son of Count von Arnim not to w
the title of oonnt any lonRor, as the
title was conferred upon hia father by
the government, aud is not hereditary.
There are rnmora in England that
Mr. DiHraeli intenda to mnke an alii
tnoe matrimonial with the Gonnteaa of
Obeateifield, who ia a widow. Tbe
rumor was current aeferal tnontha ago
bnt wan aimply called prematura by
the premier's intimate friends.
The Meaara. Hoe, of New Toik
bought books, fitted up recitation
room in their factory, employed a o
pable person to hear recitations, and
then compelled their apprentices to
take Urn whole course of study wbiob
bad been projected.
The Mayor of St. Louis, received an
anonymous let or signed by five snp
positions perrons, thrat tiirg to
burn the city on the 28th of January.
Tbey declared that they "hae burnd
ChioHgD twice and Bonton onoe," aud
- now tl ey iutend to "try it ou" in St.
Lrn'm. The 28ib came and went, how
ever, and St, Louis wsa not burned.
Gold, says the Nashville Union, in
, now higher in New York than it has
been for nearly two years, and ranch
attention and comment are elicited by
the symptoms it exhibits of still furth-
a - strength. While there is one cUs
of observers who contend that the pro
oess or resumption noder the act of
Gtngrts will diminish the premium,
a much larger Dumber of financiers-
and among them are not a few German
bankers argue that the reoent heavy
shipments of coin, the suspension of
the weekly sales by the Secretary of
the Tressnry, and the da.'ly absorption
tifof thrtnstomt
oaipts, have reduced the stock of gold
at command, and thus caused au sotnsl
scarcity that is making itself felt opon
the price, aud, with similar favorable
conditions, may carry the latter even
to 120. Suoh is the talk of Wall street.
, For sev ral years past, at this season
. of the year, the average amount of
.apecie held by the banks bas been
about 525,000,000. The last report
shows that the amount on hand is only
$17,000,000, the loss during the past
week having been nerly $4,000,000. -At
the last session of Congress, va
rious taxes were rednoed for political
effect in the then ooming elections.
The snbterfuge;f ailed to deceive the
people, but it had left tbe Federal
Treasury with a deficit of about 40,
O0Q.0OO. The removal of the tax on
coffee and tea did not reduoe the cost
to Amerioan consumers one cent, be
cause Brazil and China immediately
put on those articles an export tax of
like amount. Bo, the restoration now
of the old tax here ia pretty certain to
advanoe prices, aa the foreign Govern
ments are not likely to repeal their ex
port dnty, In anticipation of an in
crease of ten cents on whisky, nearly
all the distilleries are running day and
night tc enlarge the supply as muoh
as possible before the tax can take
, effect, when they will quit, and the
Government can hardly expeot a cent
from this souroe tinder nine months
though increased revenues are wanted
immediately. Tbe panio produced by
XUdioal legislation is at last coming
tome to lU real authora.
Wil.nntiTOt 11DTME wf.T-, wl.rn Ihot rotrjitrtin it imp-ratirf'j
Tiir.riHoLincruini.i dtnn.IJ I t it owu inWift? Tu
TIB I,MEHS OHIIl tSSO. j, ... .,,A ,i,,e..ti(,!i. T.-1 (,,. mrQ-
" KAll.KOlDl. S m.
,
It it Dow beind chsrsed tint (truss
frsruls were perpetrated in M r t i ,jlir
ffvet the change of tbe Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford K.d iuU
the Crolina Central. Tbe traofr of
that rosd from the poeneMiyn of it
former owuers to that of it present
owners, took place some time sro. snd
uder the new ownership the ro-d ha
bven comi lefed to Chr!ott. Dnnng
11 this time, so fr as ire know, pub'io
irtue gave no evidence of ny great
thock to its feelings t ti e course of
he Carolina Ct ntral Ba lay Com-
. . . . . . k . i.
psoy. uow is men mst uwr
rosd has been made valuable by Ua
expenditure of th present Company s
money tbe present outcry should be
rusde, and so mneh virtuous lnu gua-
tion fiendd before the pubiicT 1'
it Iteonnx of virtue or because ol u
ti rrtt T We Vf ry much fear ih re naon
is oi.e that b 'din no gMd to the peo
ple ot tliesouthetn jxirtionofour Stair,
Hi,d one that evidences especial hostility
In (he prosperity of the city ' of Wi -
miiic'on.
The Carolina Cet,tral Kulcsy off rs
ti e Imi. and most natural route to the
ooemi f.r the travel'and fro gWs com
ina fiom ti e grest Mi-sissij-pi vabey
otr the WVsttTn North Ciiroliiia
iwisd. The Curoliua Central his now
r. 8oh d that point where the interehU
of its owners demand that they ahall
expedite as rspidly as ptissible the
completion of the other road. If no
one tlsa will do it the Carolina Uen
t al must undfrtake tiie job and at
once. The WsHtern North Carolina
Road ia to be sold and the Cro.iua
Centrl has coutrol of the decree nn
,l. r hioh it is to be sold. If these
two roads shall oome under one own
ership they will of eoutse be worked
for tbe ben tit of that ownemhip, and
in this event Wilmington becomes at
itnoe tbe Athmtio terminns of a great
Month line i from the Mississippi
vail y, and at no distant day the At
lantio terminus of a great AUautio and
Paoiflo Railway
To this oousummation.BO devoutly to
be wished, many people object. Gen
eral Mahone, of Virginia, objeots be
cause our "road will take freights from
his road. The Richmond aud Uanvil)
Road object because our road wi
tske freights from its road, an
so does the IUleieh and Gatou
Road and for the fame rea
son. Tne inenas oi onoi u
of the roads leading there objoet,
aud tbe friends of Beaufort Harbor
aud of the Atlantic Road also object,
and the North Carolina Rond objects.
It is not intended to permit the Car
olina Oeutral and the Western North
Carolina Rosd to come undnr the
same ownership if it can be prevented,
for then the Southern portion of the
State would be benefitted and not the
Northern portion; and then Wilming
ton would bi oome the great seaport,
and nut Norfolk or Beaufort, and the
roads in these and other conflicting
interests would Buffer.
We think it is time to speak out in
this matter, in defence of the intererts
of our city and of our seotion. Colo
nel Tate, of Burke, proposes for the
State to buy the Western North Caro
lina Road aud to levy a tax. of eight
o juts ou the hundred dollars for ten
years, we believe, to raise the money.
Mr. Apploton OtiksiuUh, of Carteret,
proposes to conlemn the Ail mtio, the
North Carolina, and the Western
North Carolina Road, noder the righ
of eminent domain, for v public
me, and to pay lor Hie same
ty levying a tax of forty-two
cents on the hundred dollars.
Major Smith altto proposes to consoli
date and build the Western Road by
bonds raised ou the credit of the
North Csrolina Road. But to accom
plish this purp we Mr. Hmith niut-t
relieve that road of heavy Inouu-
braucea.
All of these schemes involve taxa
tion and the idea that the people of
North Carolina will patiently submit to
tsxittion torelievetriesrt raiTfoaTTsTs
simply prepoateroits. If wo are not
able to pay old debts we certainly are
O it Able to eoutraot new oues.
Aud this being oitbeoomesthemem-
bors of the Legislature from the West
to aik themselves if they see any hope
for the completion of their road save
thnt hold out by the Carolina Central
Company t It this be true is it not
the part of wisdom to acoept the situa
tion aud at ouoet
Are not the interests of Wilmington
and the interests of the West identi
cal T Is there a shadow of a hope that
Mr. Appleton Oaksmith ot Major
Smith or Colonel Tate can complete
the Western North Carolina Rosd 1
Is it not certain that the Carolina Cea
tral can and that it will complete, it at
the earliest possible day, and for the
simple reason that the interests of
that Company demand at the earliest
possible moment that a oonneotion
with the system of railways in the
Mississippi Valley should be estab
lished?
What road has Mr. Smith bnilt, or
what road has Mr. Oaksmith bnilt
that the people of the West should
prefer to ro'y upon them ratbor than
upon the Carolina Central Company 1
The qnestion is simply this, do onr
Western .(rinds prefer to rely upon aa
uncertain oouneotiop with Norfolk or
Beaufort in the far future, dependent
upon the exertions of Mr. Smith and
Mr. Oaksmith, or do they prefer tbe
oertain connection with, Wilmington
dependant only upon the will of tie
Carolina Central to oompleto a nasi
n of tin L-ffi rliture. from the West
- V
ponder w Ix-fore they fvnr lt-gin!-
pn jmlioiJ to IheCarolina C.titr.1
Rvl'iy. Their hope aa well a our
b"pe,their fataress wrjl as oar futare,
ia onr deliberate judgment, depends
upon the Carolina Central Railway.
Wo d 'precuUi aeotional stri'e, but
hrnor and du'y demand that wesuould
spk out in the intercut of our people
nd of onr section. We Lave ben
ent long enough.
au nuirricau gin wou iu ;uiu ,
medal at (he reccut examination at the
C 'liege of Brsiil, Rio de Jaueire.
An'annonnoement made by the cele-
rated Krupp would seem to indicitte,
Srtjs the Army and Navy Gazette, that
theatmameut of Germany, as far is
tins are coucerucd, is completed, or
very nearly so. ( The firm of Krup
clsres that a reduction of wages bae
cime noessary ia oousequeboe of a
sliickuess of demand, Treoed.cg years,
it is s-iid, gave the min suoh an extra
ordinary nmornit of v.ork thut extraor
dinary Srtlaries were paid. Jhl" happy
pinod Las now Ixeu replaced by a
onliod period, and a greal'tinmbt r f (
w oi kerf, even in steel, sro Jiswng
t'leir services I'icpeiiHed with. Ludr
I cireomstatiees Mr. Krupp, much to
bin
regret, fiuds himself obligfd to re-
Juoh the salaries which he has been
paying at Essen snd elsewhere.
MI CILLANi 0U8.
a HUTOTT AHKTMFN Bl'" "At ft
tii; ntHi isj uuai.1 rv.
0 lo atevk Slid ron.Uuitlt Kavolvinf Ad.
dlilona :
Plows.
Hoes,
Shovel,
Spades,
Wlifclbarrowp,
ritclil'orks
ANV'LS, KbSfKMITH'-t BKIl.OWK,
Vtm, Hmmri,Ticl)h'm,OolUis,Hames,
Plow Hiesl, Bsr lion, 1iidi, SjiOkSS, Buba,
eoiH,
I'lOtHH,
lil'IM.
shootiiimo innsiN,
I'OCKKT KMVI N.
l Alll.t-; (I' I l.t'.llV, .
Itl A lll.V I . 111.
ttiors.u's itun.n
kfi s 1mtit t"k m
IIARDAVARE,
At
NATHANIEL JACGBI'8
UAltDWAKE DKrOT,
NO. ( MAIIKJST BT.
jmim w
tcrr.
1875
Onr immense stock at greatly
reduced prions. Same tmi.st lie
sold within next three months
Call aud examine.
NO HUMBUG !
D. A
SMITH A CO.
tt-
Jan n
CARCO NEW CROP
CUBA MOLASSES
For low fiom wliarf by
JtTT
BINFOKD, CROW k CO.
fob 4
.'-ii
JjtE&RIB HAMH VJJ Brekt a,iii,
Colemsu'i Fnglrtb Muelard,
Cri'M- tVaokwcT. 1 e'llee,
Anrborj Pate, Fgg Msoraront,
Vermleelll snd Julienne Soapa.
T Goods elivmdrcergBr
FLANNER & SHURE,
81 Korth Front St.
tebl 2i
Ansomille 31alo school.
I.OOATIOM
in Miles Ifertti ol tl'ndesboro, N. t
T'leopenms'eeeton wIM besln Februarr let.
IS'S, and oniiMi ne twtntv w eke,
ll. Nrthm n i!ob, (Orslnate of the
Vulveriilty ot North I'aroltim) Frlnelpal; ntdi'il
b competent .'at.it experlmotd aMiatants In
evcrr iicpaimi'M.
Tn'lttnu S, fin and (II per qnsrter, payable
In iI "oh, i.iuficeto all o m n 'to f u tb
lion e' Mlnl.try
Hord and lin'glnir. 10 per tnontb.
Wa.hlng. fuel and Hiht-a' mo'emte ra o
ArrnemenU b v heeu ma le wlto tbe
Oroilnai entrl Railway Ompmy to paw
pnidiai ver'belr Rod for h'ffte
Ample aoronmnitattut'S for 2"0 in.1enl.
Tbe i oijf Ualuili Rn are b
renal ed anil n-wly mmitbrd
ror further infoi mMInn adi
The l o'legf UalUlli'KH are being UioroughH
add re a
J. J. Mcl.EVDON,
Aneonnlle, N
Jan 19-l-2wd.
CASH.
gVE MONET BT BUTISQ TOUR ORO.
oerisr for cash.
A FRESH SUrrLT
JUST RECEIVED.
Try onr prices and be ronvlnoed.
Pure nakerWhlaksf.
FLANNER & SHURE,
II North Front Street.
fobf
Beets. Parsnips,
gWEET CIDEB,
J nut arrlred and for Mis at
0, H. W. RUMOt'l,
N. K. OorW of Market and leoonrt Ms.
febt SJ-tf
. i . '
GO TM thO
f f IJACOBll
KISCELLANE0U8.
TO AIL THOSE WHO THIS CF
THEIR OWN INTEREST A!iD THE
WELFARE OF THEIR FRIEKCS
AND FAMILY.
.,-! w Srriiif r't ln.'orirf "1 l
l-B et,nt ti i -T ml H'yn i wr rx.b.
1 n',n' t l "n Fnu-ni -lr-rt. Wr hArv o til.
lo (it m -tIi b ult't wU ilr Boo' ml
M lj -h w tfira.it ( aen t hm
in "nrtl-1. n y . , i.u,f,rt antl V y 1. and pt Irra
low - tu lw . V fcavr fr.si ftiift
'ti In I is!f.ii' liln and Muwi Br use
hr.toa on m wr iht pa.
Wn nr umti.i,!l'r iwinri tiw d.1tliffi
hhi trrwt Uif-HK " w a ihk
It' to Ht i'i bivtngikiA aT,-aif poa
c In arioig i.BKk irt .mil Iwm"
,lni ir ih., iUc-hI t wilt 'h wnta ef lh
Ii id lliict liato onlj to h) tbiMu Ujf-11
bun.
rVANS ValjI,ANW,
ht dU xtux t tiulin a. At.
To the Public. -
A U
We APE Or THE FPB1 10 IN
g urrsl Is to
TBI E OUR GOOD!.
A Few More OVERCOATS
Left
TO BE SOLD' AT bS"fH IN COST.
DAVID WEIL
(anil . - 21
Niagara Firo
in
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Assets, SI, 450,000.
KORTHRCP & CUMMINO,
AG E N T S. .
iiffloa with Mr. O. H Ho'li.am. an rWb.
Itr. at, wb sill ituoil to all oirtrra lull wuh
Mm. . Un IS Mm
Swede Iron, l'low Steel,
Hnilib's ttflkiffk. Hcrew Plstra, Anv'ls
e lUmm i. rand HtBu-a. n A
Inrga KXiirln.ant i f tha b uiwla ran be
fnuudatlb oil eatubllthftd ltardwar. Huoaa
of
ilOMH lliWIW.
It. rS'idZI MarkntSt,
Jan 2t n
mo REWARD!
T VTILI. PAT 'INK HrjNDnr.n I)'H,t,AR
X 'or Mm npinalianumn aim ile Ivi tjr in m
tim fn 'li'Winir iiaraml nr'"Oiir wh'i firckn
riirQr Hit. t tl, ir 1 wntv (!- Dnl'sra for
tlie spicbnptluu snd rtoiivrj ufeaeb ana:
OKOKdB ()HArilHI, (wtill S ffft,
hu b' blgli; I gh- romplrxiunwltli light beard
about SO jroar. mi
JOK BCRKB. fmn'altol 8 feet. 6 Inrtaiw
Sliib; giejr tynn witu lim mouncn ana oia-
S.'H. .
AltCHIR RTKWAKT, (hlsi-k,) feet,
Inrhea Ulyb ahonl IS yi-anol sue.
JI'IMIK nol,IKM,(b'afk.) at-out 5 fedt,
Inihra llah wllh brua4 elioulrttrt-wuari
mlitury jsi'kvt.
H n. MSNNINU.iherlH.
Wilmington, N. U., b. W, lBiS.
fob a fl-tw
School for Girls.
SKLKOT SCHOOL FOB OIRl.S WIL!
In, owinfd In Monti tnti, Vnrks eonn'v, N. O
hy MimM. Ssisssa, Fabruar; Sd, Ml. Num
Br iinnifii.
1 BHMTroiltWalf tn dncs.
T S OSS S1S"IW OV SO WSSKK
Rng'lnh Tnl'lon, Uiai(t. fuel and llghta, S1Sn OS
I .mlii and frcncli. tarb in (Hi
yiiinln IB 00
BSFEKKKOta:
Bl'bop At liion, Wllnilngton, V. 0.
He. A A. Wstsm, I). P., " ,
R-v JJ. Kh1I, Mnrgaiitim, "
H. . OkiK)n, 1). t., Notlolk, Vs.
K- v Vr. limn, i-
Hon .Inlin Oui'di', " "
Hun .l. hn B Whitehead, " '
l!r W. W Hoolt. "
lani -St
mmmmm.
For Sale.
THE LITUIA WATKK ot the Vi'dn's
Snttaln Mprii.tnui ins wtr ot ttie o:d HuttXIo
irtnga. put up in boxea mntaliiliig m. Imarn
Hilt tiallon botllrti win n applies to oroer
lnllvere.l al the di-otti,br Uepot or tlw Kirn
si'inil A : lianfllla Kklirond t per box, to
be pa'd In oiltanne. TIib I tTtll A water but
made a vrnmark uble pure, aa any uvnn record
In aPectlima of the Hiaiiiier a 0 u.iuure aoo
in I'Vai epAla. It bus alo glTn (lert.lel relli l
In Unnty end KlmuiriHtie alt'eoiloiia In the
iIIwhiii". of Women i"t In fjupeimla the wter
.it the old spring ia regarded ae well nigh epe
aiflfl. Addrens
tHOMAr.OOOI)r5.
BuOHloSnrltiea,
Ueokleubura t'onntT, Va.
sept 4
111
i-mawna
Marshal's Office,
CITY Oh' WILMINGTON, (
January 23d, 1875.
NOTICE,
FROM THIS PATE A0'TKFFKR8 AUR
rrolnhlted MlHi'i Horres or sto kofsnt
ilndln front of the I'lty Market Prliieen
t eet irnin the eaetern line ot rronl nrri t ie
(he .e'tiirn line of Fourth street nr Mei'iin'A
and Thud utrfete, between th mrihirn lineot
Mritt aid the' eoutliern line of (.hentnnt
-txett", re f!cetgntl lor tb s J'urpore.
By srder ' w Mator.
J. H. ROBIN80N.
myJehsiL
Jan ft
Final Notice.
021ce Treasurer anil Collcclor
CITT OF WILMINGTON, N. C,
1
February 4th, 1S5,
Au, FBR"ON!t ani.t,: owiso city
TAX Son Kent und ermial Pn pern are
hereby notlfled thai, In c the anmeU'et
pal I tiflnre the 1 tr darof Febroarjr. i.lant.
their Propeit (Indnditig eap.nai'a thereon)
will ttien (without cllecrlmlnatinn) be positively
; ADVERTISED AND HOLD.
T. 0. 8ERV0S3,
Cby Trcaenrer.
31 St
frbS
, Notice.
PPMOATlON WILL BK MADE TO
the General Aaartnbly of Noitb Carolina
charter tbs City Bank of Wilmington. -Jsn
JT ' Hi aw?m
Molasses and offee
100 Bbls 8. II. Molasses,
150 Bags Rio Coffoe,
For a ile hy - '
KKKUUMER A OALDKRRRO.
Jan 1 n-
Porous Plasters,
nAINKILl.FR,
JT Patenn a IndclllblS It.k, .
Fund' Bairaot,
harden Heed,
FlnwerVtd.
Onion hela, Ac, o.
For ie by
ORBEN &FISNMFR,
teb 4 1 'U . Irng6liie.'
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE.
ORA K'" r AILS, llwt Hr.ii.l-- 6-0
AVUU Plnwa, S Ton. tlastiega, 6 Tone Plow
Meets, allelse.; S Ton-Hwitca iron, aaanrtedj
80 toil, i ettim KOie, UK) Doa. low B'l . An..
Ac. All abore tor sale at fceok Boitom Prloea.
at lbs
Wav n arsl war Store of
OILKHA MUHUMIHOR .
tan II SSMorta Front Street.
LOriEUT.
A F0RTrUlIE FOR 01!
S) I
One Gift la Guaranteed to Oneo
very II Consecutive numbers.
850,000 for OneDollar.
'NOW LS TOCR TIME."
Dame Fortune Helps Tbone who flulp
Anemseivee.
Pee y Tlrlaa at SI ai-fc. nmt.ertti Iron
ti giOWifl, liiriu-i. Tb c1n g'j lo"
f rl. a af Tiekau bnn tl wluiiB tbs ri.aiB 01
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
In aid of the Tublic Improvements iu I
the City of DVuison, Texas.
TUB
LIAS GIFT CONCERT ASSOCIATIOK
Will give a Grand Concert
THl'USOAY, narck Slat, ISIS
And will Dietribntt to the Ticket
Holdera
3250,000 IN GIFTS !
DEFOSITOKY FIIIHT NATIONAL
BANK, DENISON:
Pla'rihatlon to dmnionca Immi-d'a''T art. r i
th. Coneoit. Maiiaur's of til. I'lairlhntlon
branbf tbsTlckot rioldora and promlnriii
oiusans.
LIST OF GIFTS '.
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II II M .....
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jo m . it iaai-'h.'.","
""'" 100 " .....
ss " im " ....
m qiuo ...
loa " en ii
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ioo ' as
Si'S " 10 " ....
t 0"0 " S " .....
1 N0H " SU" ....
4f veo " i '
15 (M
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4 sor
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I flue
tim
6e
tm
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4S.1KT Orand Caah OI", amounting to IttO.MO
14 rrliea in K.al En'a'n. amoiun-
Isgto BTi.OOO
4'',"iS9 01ftJ, amoanUng So... ....
A statement of tbe la'rlboUfn lll be pab
lUh' d and fnrwir.1.1 to ttck-l bolder., and all
gilt will be promptly paid after -tbe dletrlba
uon .
Gooi.aci RcspsiMe Pems fantefl
w wum ir in iiiinreii oi mm a iciuwn
LlbiTsil Comnititun Atlowod,
HOW TO REMIT TO
MoneT ahonld be aent bv Ptpremor hT Draft,
oit OfRco Money order or Registered Iiettor.
Adfl-ewall eonimnnloatl'tti. to
AI.PHKIHU. COIXINS,arctI,
Dknison, Texas,
O. R. JONKIS, Katiintl Hotel,
Agent for Wllmlngtun, N. C.
Jan 1 j-ltiwltd.
HELP THE POOR AND FATHERLESS!
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THR
Orphan Asy I u m.
SI 7,!5O0
I TV Cat I F T S
To bs Dlntrlhnted Among the Ticket-Holders.
A. OIFI CONCERT
wlll b held In
WlLSON. N. C.
On Vcflncsday. ttie lOlii Feoruary; 1875;
For the Exolnsive benefit of the
Orphan Asylum at Oxford.
Tickets Only Two Dollars.
Number of Tickets only 16,000.
3.1 felfta le ba (JlTan Away,
fflitklng ovr One atc to Every C
""' ""'.' Ticket.
REAL ESTATE GIFTS.
One IM In the town of Wilson, N. 0.,
containing 1 K acre., wi'h large and
, en.i lent dwallinii. kavlna 10 romne,
ami all nereneaty and conreulent oat
bouaea, aitnated oo Farnei atreel, val
ued at
(Inn elegant story K Kldrnoe.ln Wlleon,
corner of Pine and r-en e'reete. with
acre, and containing 8 ronmr, lo
cated in tun noal eligible part of th.
town, Yiiloed at .... 4,000
One k acre Lot. aitnatcn on me corner
of Vanoe and Spring rtreeta, with neat
resldonoesnd one-hone., valoed at . 1,300
CASH GIFTS.
1 Casb Prliu
ii
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i - iioo eHch. ......
B 60 " .......
.ai.ooo
, ao
. 400
WO
M SO
SO " IS
.
. 400
. SOO
600 " " 100
1,600 " 1 " Lift)
MIScELLANeQUx c fts.
One Fine ti.i IliiKgy SSflfl
One Fine Bugirv. 100
frne Fine (told Watch.... , 1J.1
One Fine Ladlee 'Watch TS
iknmmlitee ot Arrangements Q W Blount,
B F MriKg. and A Barnee, Raqe -. ..
Deposit T Bank ofWilann.
AdTleoTT Board -.lot n Nichols, Fn ttalelh;
W F Da.lt, Em, Klitrelle; AHA William.
Keq, Oiloid; MaJJ P denkim, NaihTl'Icj J
H rborn, F.nq, Ronky Mount; Ir K W King,
,Tame W bancaner and James E Clark, Eeqn,
Wlleon. V
While tb. enterprlae It not condncted nnder
tbe direct an.plcca ot ant Lodge, yet It object
I. to aid that noble Institution, the Oil'ord
rhn Atylnm. which wat eatabll-he.t bv the
orand Lodge of the Itate, and tbe mina(
ncnt la entirely In tb bands of members of
tbe Order. .
The object 1 eielnelvely for tbe benefit of
the Orphan Aaylnm, and tbs Committee deem
t nnneceaMrji t make any extended appeal to
the teople of enrtit Carolina In uehail of an
Inetltntlon which la to worthy of their enpport
The low price of the ticket pliw.n It ln tbe
power of cTery one to aid a noble caure, and at
the eame time the nhancetof being relmhursml
ate anntna ly farorahle. -
It U confidently bell-red that the onterprtae
will be a .nco". t-nt If, Irom anv canae, tbrt
honld be no Concert and dlat.rlbntlnn, all tbe
money reoelrrd Iron tk. ticket ho'di rt thall
be returned fit hem wlihoat. d'n'oont.
No ticket an d will be entitled to a chance for
the Olfte unlets 'thtMmnney tor the tame bar
been recel ed at this office.
The Qltta will be distributed Immediately
after the Concert
any pereon holding a ticket entitled to a OKI
w bu deal rea tb A eri urn to hare the benefit of
inch Olft,wll rotltythe HecrciaiT by aseh
endoreemanten tb back of tbe ticket, and the
t-me .hall be appeonrltted ae directed
SaT Mnnej for tickets mnat be lent bv Hee
latnred IMu, Monet Order ot Fxpreee, di
rected to
L BARNES, Secretary ;
Wiuoi, N. C
not 8 (r!t-dwtin
Bacon and Pork.
60 Boxes I). fi. Sioi"pnd Boonlders,
25 " Rmoked "
25 Bbla Pork,
For tale by
KKBOBWIB OAXDE BKOt
It
Jsn
SHIPPING.
WILMINGTON,N.C.,LINES
4te
SEMI-WEEiaY
Freight Route to all Points
South or East.
Fast
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore sntl Sonta steam Tr3us--
DGrtatioii- CoimiaB7,
-SiiLIMl FHi'M HAM I VOBE-
Tuesday & Friday, at 3 P. M.
AM KMM Wl! MING TON . -
Wednesday & Saturday.
.IVI4J THKOK.II mi L OF
North and Bmth Cnrolir a, Ceorg a snd
freight to Kaitimorp, rLnsdelplna, ftew lurk Uoston, rrovidenet,
Fall Kiver and other Eastern Cities. Ajbo, to Liverpool,
Glai-gow, Bremen, At.tv.erp, and other
EnropeBii ports.
Thwn Ilnrai-onrfrt at Wiiniiinjtrn iiltb t 'Wilnili gtrn. Cr'nmbla An tufts FaPrasd,
i.Lra.'it"n Vrtt',' Railroad, tarollns Central Jiallwat, and I ai Fur Rlif Sitaotia,
,,,, noana, oner antqual tarllitlra rnr ttia prnmpt dtinerj of tralgkl l all
A the Sleamr of thru i.in.
JV'ght l iranrfir.it ardir eoT-rcd td lo
r r.itht Kxrr.m thai tvei'lng.
mr saiajraar is wiimlrjKm, snd Bntranfr Inir VfUmfrgton Frnlb
ltata liuarantvad low a a by aur sibrr Kenlc-I,ea ar OraSN
roairi rniiir paia.
WMARK ALL GOODS VIA WILMINGTON LINES.
ay For fuitburlniormaliuD a) plj lo allher of tbs DuJcrdgaed Agtsliof V s Lmai
EDWIN FITZGERALD,
, Agitil laU riioio l ine,
W boBth Hi , Ilaltimors.
octn
KAIL K0ADM
WILMINGTOn AND WELDON RAIL
ROAO COMPANY.
Orvios r (ibsisal uraKiT.aii, i
V'lailligTon, S . Jan. I, IRTt
WTT w 5e'
OHAjNOEOP SlIHKDULh.
Oa and after Jau. Sd, Fataenger Train ot
'ho W. A W. Railroad will ron aefollnwti
UAU. TRAIN.
ae Knioi, Depot daily
Bundaye) t t ,
Arm. at Uunletioru at
" Hoi kj Mount at..,
" Weldonat
'aS Weldondelly at
irr ,aat Rocky Moont
1 tioldalioroat
Union Depot
(except
I U A. M
II 4 A. M,
....... IMP.M
Mi P. S
10.1 S AM
1141 A V.
1.3d P. V.
S 05 P. M,
XPHEHK THAI AND TBHOUUH
FRKIOHT TRAIN
Union depot, July, 7. IS P ,
trrtTe t troldsboro Si I.Vl A M,
' Koc Mnnntkt 4f0 A. M.
' Weidcb at I.B'i A. M
..Te Wtldnii. dully, at . n P. M,
trrlre at Kn. k 'Mount at 0 III 1' M
Oolilehoro at.. HIS A.M.
t'nion Depot at..! ttuA.M
Mali renin mkoe ftio-o twniectinn at Wei
don lor all point North eia H. ) l.me and Ac
inla t'teek ronlea.
SW F.tprca '( mm ,niiectonle with Achilla
Oieek route. Iultmwn'ii latlaie Klee'pa
; Vnrn oil thiol in In jt
FroWtil Triklre will let. Wllnilnirtoti trl-
weukly at 6 4fl A. M.ai d r-Wfl at 1.10 P.M.
JJN V. IHVIN1C,
Qensral Hnp't.
JanS HI
Carolina Central
Railway Co.
oUPERINTe-NDBNT'MOFnCK,
. Wilmington, Deo. loth, 1674. (
Change ofSchedule,
On and after the ltith ln.lant, tralm will
rnn over t.Lla Hallway a follow:
PASSENGER
TRAINS
Leare Wilmington at..."..
gton at 7 S A. w
Arrlre In I'hirllotte at 7 Oi P M
lx-aro ;har 0 t at 7:i 0 A 111
Arrlre In Wilmington at 6:4ft PM
T Mght truliia (faM Freight and Pmwen.
gerjin ruiure aoim i.
Freight trains
lieave Wilmington at even 4. M
Arrive at Laiirlnbnrg at B to p. M
lrtiie Lauritibnrg at. , .. ,.6 (id A. A
Ariire at 'brlolU) al .6:00 H. M
Leave L'htrlotte at I OA, M
Arrlre al Ijurlnburg at ,,.6:n( P. M
Leare Lsurlnbnig at... 6:rl A M
Arrlre at WUmingtnn at 6.10 P. M
Cnnnectlnna.
roritisctaat WiUniiiKtim wnb WHmlnpton &
we. ion, rn i nniinainn, loinmnta x An
gmta Railroad., M-ml-weeklr lewVokand
1 r.wekly Haltimore and weeklt Phlladil.
I bia Mtemeri, and the Hirer Rostt to ray
Stterllle.
Connwlt at flhsrlotte with itt Weetem Ol
Vlron, North '"amlina B.titrna't, Cbmlot'e and
Ntatr.Tille Rallroa;!. Charlo'ie AAllsnta
Air Line, and tliarlntte, Columbia and An
gn.ta Railroad
Thn.tnppklng tbe whole Wetd, Northwett
and Monihweirt with a ahert and cheap lit e t
the Seaboard and Europe.
8. I FREMONT,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
fi-n ass-t.r
ST Papera pnb1thlns O. O. Railway suhrd
ule will pleaae notice changes.
jJKNBBALrlUPBRINTBNDTa.OFFICB
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA
-titu-
AUQUSTA RAILROAD CO.
WilmTo, N. .. Kov. 21, U"4
CHANGE OF 8CHEDULE
On and aiter Ttxlay, 24th. the following
tcb fdnle r ji 111."
- NIQHT KXPRES8 TRAIN, (Daltyi.
LuXre Wilmington .:(! P.M.
Iiere Florence 11.HiP. Mi
Arrlre st Columbia. , 0" A. V,
Z " " Anirnata. 8.4ft A. M
Leave Augusta 4 IS I, at.
Leave Oolumbla,..., S IB P. sf.
Leave Florence iSfto A. M.
Arrlre at Wilmington no A. M,
Paeoengert go'ng Writ beyond Colu nbla,
will take through 'lralr, learlng Wilmlng cn
at 8.26 P.M
PAB8ENOKR AND MAIL TRAIN, (Dally
eicept Bnndsy.)
Lear. Wilmington 841 A.'v,
Arrlre at F'oronce 12,'fO P. M.
Arrlre at Colombia MOP. M.
Let. Columbia. i. f so A.M.
Leare Florence 1 10 P.M.
Arrlre at WllmlnvtoD . 7.0-1 P M.
Bar Thonth oomiectiont at Floience' with
train, tor Charleirton.
r Th ongh ttleeplnf Cars on night train
for Oharleeton and Aognma.
JAMKB AKDFKSON.
Osa'l Soperlntendent,
BOVSt 20-tf
CoalCoal.
jtjlBt Awn WHITE AH,
Air Bices.
Deltrered Promptly.
O. O. PARSLEY ft CO.
taw IS ti-er
Si; t;i)UluljAaaaHSiliiiMJ
If
rjtSUI aaMeialtr at Uia
JOtBNAL OFFICC
NEW Y0BK.
Clyde's Wiliigi liis,
Tuesday & Friday, at 3 P. M.
-AND FROM WILMIKOTOM-
Wednesday & Saturday."
1.AU1NC. TO ALL POINTS IM
Alubsma. For North or Esstbouad
rra wltlx ut dtlsr ai d fomaicWS bv UiS Fsat
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.,
Agent New Ynrk l.tnff,
S Howling Greta ha Tsrk
A. D. CAZAUX,
Agent Baltimore and .ew cil Lltea, Wl.aiiligton, N. O.
BUSINESS CABSS.
DH, JAS. E. EA,
SioiecE & Waiiica Efitisl,
B. K. Corner of Market and Second Streets,
WILMINOfON, N. 0.
Alt wnik dene in the belt manner and war.
ran'fil. Prlcea low.
"or 8 ST
Graham & Nash,
ATTOHXEYS AT LAW,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
PRA0T1UF. IV THE STATK AFB FFB
eral ( inrre, tad aiake collect lest any
where In North Oaiolina. Aim necoil.t. Hia
of Hi si mete. Agrlcnllnral. Mineral and
Liinibir trade, and de.lrai.le City Lett ew
eiantlv on hand.
"' . tSS - "
MIOMABl. OBOSLV.,' WILAIS kOAAIS
CR0NLY & MORRIS,
AUCTIONEERS,
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS 1
WJCLMIKGTOK, M. O. i,
IAN HT. HFKN AT THEIR BALIS BOOMS
V a piati of tbe clir, on an emerged teals.
Blank Buck with the boundaries of sverv Lat
la theclty distinctly ileflned.
Afws-ed ralue, (at and present, .ftrerv let
In the city. t
Any Information deevett rsraltbed anew e
plicatlou.
Jnlf
IN8TJRABCE.
North Carolina Home
Insurance Co.
THIS Corupan) oontlnnrt to write Pellcles al
tairratee.on all claeteeef Inaorablt srop.
erty All loeee. promptly paid. .
Encourage Home nietltutions.
R. H. Battle, Prealdent: Beaton Oaiea, Btere
tary. ATKINHOS MANN1NO,
Agents.
Jan. 114-t .
37.ooe.oort ri inni RAwrKrAri.
iai. stpsiwisvkn AtnruM
rAfinti wiains lombbv
Qneen Ineiirance Ompeny.of Llrtr-
lol and lndon, capital S10.00S.Ot4
Worth Hrllleb and Mercantile Ineor-
ance Company, capital , ; 1,SOS,OS4
Bartlord Ineuranoe Company , capital I,0OS,0Ot
National Flie Inenranc. Company,
of Hartford, capital SOS AS
Oontincntsl Inturance Company, of
New York, capital.... gjaa aat
Pliienii Intnrancs Company, ef '
Brooklyn, capital.. JJSeAat
Virginia Home Insurance Company,
of Richmond, capital , .... assjst
MA KINK The old Mercantile Msteal
New Tort
LIFJt The Oonneetlcst Mutual ef Hart
ford.
ATKINBtlM tt MAKBINQ,
weneral Agents,
-nor 1 -
Bss-tr
jyjERCHANTS AND MECUAKICC
INSURANCE COHPAin,
OF
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
CttpltiAlaee tNtti
aae.ei
A. T.SToaae, Presidt I. B. Moob, Bert y
JOBS WILBEB ATBIKffOW,
Senersl A tea
No. 4 Nortli Water 8k, Wilmington, N. O.
aprllis lai-tf
rTOnXA.BIKKE,
General temco lw.
(FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE)
40,000.000 Aaaeta UepreeentaeU
OFFIOB Commercial Excksnge "SsildiBg
North Wster Street
oct n
tt
So Adrance In Prices.
Ws sr. stlllng Wood:
Per mA. Per Core.
Oak and BV' ck Jaek, 88 to SO era, l So to 8 S
Ati . ......... IStiiSS " SOOIetSS
Mined. SO to TO t 4" to IBS
Pine -TO " I II
t:ut np .a banled at lowett poetlbls rest.
Coneur n can aa.e money by par ah ulna
tt nur yv 1. "
)n 1 , O. PARHLBT O CO.
Mens, Boys, ladies,
MISSES', CHILDREN'S
AND INFANTS
Shoes and Boots,
Of alt Btylet and Grades,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
EVANS k VonGHLAJS,
Frineesa Ebwel "
Jan is
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