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WILimJQTOIT, H. G, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 24. 1875.
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WILMINGTON, N. C.
WEDNESDAY. FIB. 24. 1875.
eY TELEGRAPH,
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON
LOUISIANA. REPORT.
THEY UNANIMOUSLY CONDEMN
THE KETUtfNIG BOARD.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO BURN
; PUBLIC BUILDINGH.
THE COMMITTEE" REPORTS ON
LOUISIANA AND ALABAMA.
THE HOUSE ENGAGED ON THE
TARIFF BILL.
DEVELOPMENT OF GRANT'S
PROGRAMME IN ALB AM A.
Washington, Feb. 23 Noon
Horsi The Louisiana Speoial Com
mittee reported with resolutions,
unanimously condemning the Return
ing Board; and by a majority of four
to three reoommendiug the Louim
ana House of Representatives to tali.
immediate steps to remedy the iuju
. riea aud to place the poroun rixiit
fully entitled in their seats.- AIho ree
oomm adingthe reooguitionof Kellocg
as Governor till the termination of hi
term of office. Ordered to be prints1.
The Committee on Alabama affairs
also made a report.
The House then proceeded with the
Tariff bill.
In the SenatetheJndioiary Com
mittee reported tha the United States
is not bound to proceed with the con
tract for additional Pacific mail ser
vice to China and JapaD.
Winder's Building, occupied by Mjh
Ordinance and Engineer Departments,
wa fired by incendiaries. The build
ing is opposite the Navy Department,
which has been fired three times.
Some one is crazy or there is a plot to
destroy records.
Washington, Feb. 23 Night The
Senate Finance Committee agreed to
the bill authorizing the Secretary of
the Treasury to buy the Freeduiau's
, , Bank building at $315,000.
Hodsk G. F. Hoar, of Masstt-
- chusetta, Chairman of the Special
Committee on Louisiana Affairs, niado
his report, closing with the following
resolutions:
Whereas, Both branches of the
Legislature of Louisiana have re
quested the Seloct Committee of the
House to investigate the circumstances
, , attending the election and returns
thereof in that State for the year
1874; and whereas, said Committee
has unanimously reported that the
Returning Board of that State, in
canvassing and compiling said returns
and promulgating the .results, wrong
fully applied an erroneous rule of law
by reason whereof .persons wer
awarded iu the House of Represent.
tives seats to which they were not en
titled, and' persons entitled to Beats
were deprived of them,
Resolved," That it is recommended
to the House of Representatives in
' Louisiana to take immediate step") to
remedy said injustice and to place
the persons rightfully entitled in their
eats.
i?ejoiwcd, Tnat William P Kellogg
be reoognized as the Governor of Uie
. State of Louisiana until the end of the
term of office fixed by the Constitution
of that State.
The majority and minority reports
were ordered to be printed.
As the result of a colloquy between
the Members as to whicti was the
majority report and which was the
minority report, it may be stated that
all the members of the Committee re
port against the action of .the Return
ing Board, and that Messrs. Foster,
Phelps, Pptier and Marshal uuite in a
majority report that there was no geu
erai intimidation in the State, .but a
free and fair election which resulted
in favor of the Conservatives wlio
were deprived of the result by the
wrongful action of the Returning
Board. Uhat Messrs. Hoar, Wheeler
and Fyfe nnite in a minority report,
and that Foster assents with Hoar,
Wha ler and Fyfe to a compromise to
reoognize Kellogg as Governor, and
giving the majority in the House to
the Conservative delegates.
The majority report in the case of
Alabama was presented by Cobnrn, of
Indiana, Chairman of the Select Com
mittee, and the views of the minority,
by Buckner, of Missouri. They w. re
ordered to be printed.
Coburn, of Maryland, made an
effort to get up what is known as the
caucus force bill, reported by him
last week. Smith, of New York, mad
an effort to get up the constitutional
amendment to regulate the eleotion of
President and " Vice President, but
Dawes, of Massachusetts, pressed action
on the tariff bill and succeeded. The
. . House ther, at 12 o'clock went intc
a eommitte of the whole on ... the
tariff bill, Hale, of Maine, in the
' Chair, all debate on the bill being
limited to one hour.
- The House spent the whole day in
committee of the whole op the tariff
. bill, aud among other amendments
put on one for an income tax, but as
soon as it was reported back to the
House Dawes moved a substitute for
. the whole bill whioh was passed; yeas
123, nays 113. The bill as passed
makes the tax on whiskey hereaf er to
be manufactured, not taxing stock on
hand at all, ninety cents a gallon; on
tobacoo 24 cents a pound; on cigars
, $3 a thousand; on cigarettes $2 75 a
thousand;, on molasses, melada and
sngaf imported from foreign countries
an addition of twenty-five per oent on
the present duties. It restores the
ten per oent on manufacturer's goods,
and provides that the increase of
dutios shall not apply to goods actual
ly on , shipboard for use on or be
iore 10th February, 1875, or to goods
ou deposit in warehouses or public
stores at the date of the passage of
the act.
StNATE Spenot t presented a memo
rial from the Republieau members of
the General Assemblv of Alabama to
the President and Members of Con
gress setting forth, fir-t, that changes
bare been tnnde by the Alabama Leg
islature in the penal code of the State
by which a system of iuvoluutary ser
vitude and peonage for African citi
zens is sought to be inaugurated; sec
ond, that political legislation has been
enacted by means of which 93,000 Re
publican voters Nare practically de
prived of representation, that the Re
publican couwtitution is restricted aud
there is a practical nullification of the
constitutional amendments. They
therefore at-k Congress to empower
the President to suspend the writ of
habeas corpus iu certain contingencies
in order to preserve the. peace iu the
Southern' States Referred to the
Committee ou Privileges aud Elec
tions. The Post Office Appropriation Bill
was then taken up. The amendmeut
to strike out the clause repealing the
Pauttie Mail subsidy was lost by a
vote of 52 to 1 1.
The Army Bill passed.'
The bill tor the admission of CoU
rado is up. Edmund stated that the
mujotity of his party desired their
action, otherwise he would have
preyed the Civil Right bill.
The Cabinet to-day decided to take
dMutiou at present upou the propo
sition from the Paeifio Railroad Com
pany t.j make a sinking fund of tei
obligations to the Government left
the discussion in Cougress should put
to hazard tiie regular appropriation
bills. ;
There was no discussion iu the
Cabinut to-day either upon the Ar
kansas or Louisiana affairs.
(JEUHOIA.
THE STATE TREASURY A MIL
LION SHoar.
THE. BOBBERY CHARGED TO
HENRY CLEWS.
ELABORATE INVESTIGATION BY
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
TREASURER JONES REQUESTED
TO RESIGN.
Nbw Yoke. Feb. 23. Night -The
Herald has an ugly speoial to the ef
fect that the Georgia State Treasury
is a million short. Treasurer Jones
reported over a million in the treasury,
but only one nundred ana ntty
thousand dollars can be found.
An nvestigation shows fhat at
least one hundred and fifty thorn -and
dollars in bonds have been paid
twioe. Treasurer Jones says Henry
Clews, who was State agent.nevergave
him a statement of disbursement
If Claws paid bond J without cancelling
them and then put them on the market
again Treasurer Jones had no means of
knowing it. The whole State regards
Jones as perfectly honest. His bond
is two hundred thousand dollars.
Atlanta, Feb. 23. .v ight The
Sub Finauoe Committee, appointed to
examine the Treasury, have made an
elaborate aud voluminous report to
day upon its salient points, which are as
follows: On the first of January last
Treasurer Jones reported the cash on
hand to be one million and three thou
sand dollars. Since that time he has
oollected one hundred and sixty-seven
thousand dollars, making the total
for which he is refponsible one mil -lion
one hundred ami seventy thou
sand dollars, and for which he is
credited as follows: Six hundred aud
thirty-two thousand dollars are iu the
hands r f ngnts in New York, for the
paving of maturing bonds and interest
ou coupons which was not received at
the time Treasurer Jones made b
report to tie Leg Mature; also one
hundred and sevonty-nine thousand
dollars paid out by the Fourth Na
tional Bank of New York as interest
and premiums ou gold; also paid out
of the Treasury direct on Execu
tive warrants since the first of jjanu
ery one hundred and twenty-four
thousand dollars, also cash onhaudoce
hundred and seventy-seven thousand
dollars, making one million one hun
dred and two thousand dollars, which
haves sjdefioit of $08,000 to account;
for this dfifioit Treasurer Jones sub
mits informal vouchers for advances
made' to civil establishments, state
road, exchange bills, executive war
rants signed by Bullock, interest on
temporary loans, loss by failure of
John King at Columbus and counter
feit mounting to $fU,003, nono of
whicn are in proper iorm, and which,
upon b supetficioal examination, the
Committee does not allow, thus leav
leaving about four thousand dollars
unaccounted for altogether. The
Committee further state that Treasur
er Jones has illegally paid one hun
dred and fifty-two thousand dollars on
old bouds.due January 1872, the same
being a part of the bonds said by
Bullock to have been paid by Clews.
Of course Jones is not charged with
this in the foregoing balance.
Jones states in extenuation that he
had had no notice of the previous pay
ment. "' "
The Committee conclude by recom
mending that Jones be requested
to resign, and in the. event that he re
fuses that the State appoint ft compe
tent financial agent to supervise the
Treasury Dapartment and ascertain
accurately the condition of the Stato's
finances. - Tie Committee do not
attack tho integrity of the Treasurer
but condemn without qualification the
system of book keepiug and the gen
eral administration of the Treasury.
The report was ordered printed and
made the special order, for to-morrow ;
evening. It is not known whether
Jones will resign or not, but it is
predicted by many that he will not,
and if he refutes there is some talk of
impeaching him, but they'will hardly
resort to such violent measures.- Am
ple'proviaion will 'be made by the
presont Legislature to oover all deficits
and keep tho finances of the &ute in ft
healthy condition,
EUROPE.
THE PROCESS OF ORGANIZA
TION OF THE FRENCH
SENATE.
TOASTING ROYALTY AT BERLIN.
Taris, Feb. 23 Noon The floor
of the galleries of the Assembly was
crowded Una a. m. Toe report of the
Committee of Thirty upon the organi
zation of the Cenate reads : It rejects
the American plan, and approves,
with some modification, the plan of
electing the Senate by the Assembly,
jounoua ana colonies.
A motion of urgency was carried by
both Centres and the entire Left,
whereupon the Right withdrew.
Castellare, Monarchist, mountsd
the tribune and declared that the
Senate would lead to duolution and
anarchy, and threatened that if the
measures were voted imposing upon
MacMahon the duty of organizing the
Republic the Right would resign in a
body.
Duval, Bouapartist, moved that the
Seuate be elected by nuiversal suf
frage. Rejected, tlie Bonapartists
only voting for il , -
Waller, Bouapartist, moved that
the Seuate consist of three hundred
members, departments aud oolonies
e'ecting 225, and the Assembly'soven-ty-flve.
Adopted by 422 to 201.
An order making the Organization
of the public powers a special order
for to-day was adopted.
- Behun, Feb. 23.-Night-Minister
Davis gave a dinner in honor of Wash
ington's birth day. The first toast
was Graut and the second the
Kaiser.
The question about the Gastave be
tween Germany and Spain is unsettW,
Paris, February 23 Night The
Bonspartist organs express their dis
approbation of Wallon'a amendment
in violent articles.
All the ministers except the juatioea
of the interior voted for Wallon'a
amendment.
11ALE1U1I.
THE PUBLIC DEBT BILL PASSED
IS THE SENATE.
THE nOUSE CONSIDERING THE
PROPOSED EXPULSION
OF THORNE.
Raleigh, N. C, Feb. 23 Nighl
The. Senate to-day passed on its third
reading the bill adjusting the State
debt. It provides for tha funding of
the debt as follows: For the old debt
and registered certificates, 40 cents on
the dollar; for funded internal im
provement bonds, 25 cents on the
dollar; (it does not include Construc
tion and Speoial Tax bonds). The fol
lowing interest to be paid: For the
first two year, two per oent.; for the
next three years, three per oent ; for
tho next five years, four per oent.; for
the next two years, five per oent.
Notice is given that a supplemental
bill will be introduoed to fund the
Speoial Tax bonds.
A resolution passed the Senate to
day to change the time of holding the
State election, to prevent North Caro
lina from being the pioneer State.
The House is considering the ques
tion of expelling a white member, J.
W. Thome, from Warren county, via
Vermont, because of non-belief in the
existence of God.
ELEiJTIUCISMS.
The Pennsylvania Senate by a vote
of 21 to 6, instruct their Senatoi and
request the;r Representatives to favor
the passage of the Texas Pacific Rail
road bill.
A billiard match for two thousand
dollars and the championship of the
world, with three balls, played in New
York, wag won by Maurice Vegnsuk,
Rudolph scoring hve hundred and fifty
six. '
The Missouri Legislature yesterday
adopted concurrent resolutions dep
recating Grant's course regarding
Arkansas, and urging that she be let
alone.
SPECIAL.
Tbavkllirs ibould wear Klmwood collar.
They are amity carrttd, wear well, looknlceiy,
and do not require weaning.
Harm less ae Nu miner Dew,
Tet in the btghett degree Disinfectant and
preservative, SOZODoM 1' keep, tbe teeth al
ways healthy and tpotleii, and the gum. ruddy
and free from canker.
Great Lai m and dlaoomfort 1. canoed by Hie
ureof purgative which gripe and rack the tyc
tem. Parimt' Purgativt Pillt are free from all
impure matter, and are mild and health-giving
in their operation, , . .
BJAt thl MMon of year the cramp, and pain. In
Hie etomarh and bowel., dyenntery, diarrhoea,
Ao.aro quite common, and .liou dbe checked
at once, Juknitm'i Anodyne Limment 1. the brat
article tha can be ared in all och caat., and
nhonld be kept la erery family. Uaed inter
nal. y.
Consumptive, Take Notice.
Every moment of delay make your eure
more bopelraa, ard much depend, on the ja.
dlciou. choice of a "remedy. The amount of
tratlmony In raver of Dr. Bcheeck'l Pulmonio
Sirup, a. a cure tor con.umption, far eiceed
all that can be brought to .upport the preten.
.Ion. of any other medicine. SeeDr.Bcbenck'e
Almanac, contHitilng the cartlflcstei f many
perrons ot tbe highest respectability, who have
been restored to health, arter being pronoun,
oed Incurable by physicians of acknowledged
ability . Sohenck'. Putmonlo Syrup alon has
cured many, as these evidence will show; bat
the cure Is often promoted by the employment
of two other remdte. which Dr. Hchenck pro
vide, for the purpose. These additional remS
dle. are Schenck's Sea Weed Tonlo and Man
drake Pill.. By the timely use of these medl
clnr., according to directions, Dr. Hcheuck
certifies that mo.t any case of Con.umption
may be o red.
Dr. Sohenck 1 professionally at bis princi
pal otll ne, ot-rner 8ixih and Arch rtreete,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all 1. tters
for ail vino must be addressed.
NEW ADVXETI3E3IENTS.
Butter and -Cheese.-
ir Tubs and Firkin. Butter,
100 BoM UbMM
Far sal by
KKHUUNia ft OALDKU BEOS.
Wilmington Hook and
Ladder Company No. 1.
Th member of thl. Oompan are hereby
namoned to meet at th Truck Moum, thl
I P. at , .harp, la full uniform, to attend th
luearw ! our QHum orvuar unman, ua.u
P BAPPLKK.
By ordr ot th First Aaiitattt Foraaao. la
charge.
WM.A.WI1X80N,
Secretary.
fab it 41-ft
Attention ! Mail Gws.
Ton are harsh BtlHd to mt at APOLt.O
R 41.1., corner Market and Seoood trt, this
t wedday r. at. at (. cio. a.
Full attendant arnatly reutd.
O. 0. W. Mi l. LEU,
F. A. BISHOP.
- Committee.
libit Mt
THE TRIAL OF
Henry Ward Beecher
Vorbatlm Iteport.
Fast I. V ith Portrait of Franoi D. Mool.
ton
Past II. With Portrait f Mr. Illaabeth
R Tilion.
Pat With Portrait ef Theodore Tiltou.
(160 royal octavo pages each.)
now II4DT.
Price of taoh part, CO taut,
far. sal at
HRINSBERdKH'N
Ltv Bosk aud Muslo Stnr.
febM - 41
Notice.
HAViNtt DMPOSItn OF OUR Si IHH.K
naniaand Trunk HnMnevs. atork, Uwk
Will and Book Account, in Wilmington, M.
U, to Met urn. Uarp'uter a Ma'lard, we herebv
tender our thank, ti a generou. public fur
their liberal patronace the laat ten vara, and
ask a eontluuance of Hie same to our Huc
oMmra, who hav been aorertably In our em
ploy for many yeara and are thoroughly posted
fn the Saddle, liar new and Trunk Uuslueae In
all It branches,
Menr. 0rpentr A Mallard will settle all
clalmi contracted avalnat ui in Wilffilugton, N.
C, and collect debt due u and receipt for
tbe earn.
J, 8. TOPHAM A (JO.
A. Carpenter,
J ll.inallarel.
Saddles, Harness, &c.
HAVING BOUUHT THE ABOVE MEN
tlned Goods, ws ofl'er a full .took of
(SADDLES,
HARNESS,
TRUNKS,
COLLARS,
BRIDLES,
And All Rinds of
SADDLERY GOODS,
VERYALOW PRICES
For rash or to pmapt paying bayers, W
respectfully solicit patrouair.
CAatPCNTEHeV B1AM.ABD.
tebl 81-1 moa
CHARLES READE'S A HERO AND A
MARTYR.
A HERO AND A MAttTTR. A True
Narrative. By Charles Keade, author of
"aardOaeh," "Foul Play," tie. With a por
trait. Paper, IS cent. ?
Kvery one will read thl marv.loii. tela of
heroism In humble life, and we hope that every
one will draw some moral from It. To u It
seem, an exoeedlnsly attractive and oompro
henalve sermon A'. V Tribune,
TALMAGE'S SPORTS THAT KILL.
Sport that KID. By T. D Witt Talmage,
autlwr of "Pint Merle of "erraone," second
erlea ot Berinon.," Old Well. Dug Out;" Ac.
Oloih, SI 2A ; paper, ft.
For sal at
HEINSBERCER'S
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
febM
Live Book and Wnale Store.
OVERCOATS,
Talmas. Business Suits,
- - AND
BOYS SUITS,
We are selling without profit.
Those In want will never flod good, cheaper.
Act on tbe hint and buy of
MUNSON & C
fab 21
VITT OLOTHIKR8.
4.1
Egg Maccaroni,
Italian Maocaront and Virmlcelll,
Qolmaa'i English Mustard-bottle, and tlu.j
Onara Jelly,
Shaker Preasrves, ,
Burnett's and Lubin' Flavoring Extract.,
Wax, Parahne and Adamantine Candles,
Liquors, Cordial, and Bitter.
CHAS D. MYERS Jt CO.,
O t 7 North Front St.
Pure Old Pale Brandy,
Vintage l3H,
Finest Old Brandy In the State.
Fine Old Cherry., Madeiras and Port Wines.
CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.,
, O and 7 lorth Front
feb?l -tr
CARPETS.
Our Stock at Cost to
Close Out Same.
BRUSSEL8 AT 1 15 and $1 20
8-PLY CARPETS, 1 80
ALL WOOL Do. 85to$l.
Cotton and Wool Do. 55 to CO Cts.
Cotton 40 to 45 CU.
For cash only.
D. A. SMITH A CO.
yb a a tr
THE PEE DEE HERALD.
Published every Wwlueaday at
WADESBORO. ANSON COUNTY,
JOSH. T. JAMISIA CO.
No Ad ranee in Prices,
We are aslllng Wood!
Per liOad. Per Cord.
Oak and B" Jack, win Met, ln iH
Am.. 14 to MS luotoieo
Mlied ......... 60 to 70 leOtofM
Pin J' 1 18
(Jut ap and haoiea at lowest poMlble cost.
Contuia r can save monoTbr Durohaaln
at our yar L
jam v. m. rao.Di.ai aw,
Ha a larg and rapldlv tnrreaalng rlrcula.
tion in in re uee ntuutry in norm aua eoum
Carolina.
Advertiser will Bud It th heat medium In
either of the sister Btat lor reaching th
rarmera, piauters ana merclianie.
The rxtenxive Iwal atlivrtiting rot
ronaye exhibited in it column it th
oet evidrnvtt oj it targe and tnjtuen
tial circulntioti.
" HMclmcn oil'le. with rat fr adver
tlalns. aunt fr. inatai: paid.. in aut'llrallun
roth uuilerainexi, elilur at wa-icntioro or
wummgtcn.
J08I1.T.4AMIC8 A CO.,
Kdltor.and Pmi'tlpUHa.
fehll iS-tt
Country Merchants
Now I your time t buy Hardware, aaUold
is going up and price mint advanr and a I
Imported gixM hav already alvancd. W
barton hand a larg Mock of tbeae goods
which wear atlll lllngjtt old llgure. (live
at a trial before trying elsewhere.
Gtl.KS A atVHOHMON.
feb HI 1
Turpentine Tools,
Hankers lXpner.. Hound Rbave. lUik
Ntoma. rlle, Hai'k Walchti, (Kii irn Aun,
TruM iioom, .loniter., rwlni( Ktit'ea, Jtc,
A laru itoea 01 the ahova giHala, ana at the
lowest pnwilil prlwa, can l louuu at Ui Uld
Kutablli'lied ttardwar Hoiia of
" JOHN 1XWHON,
No l,ao tndit Maikt 8'.
fb 21 45
Balls, Tops, &c.
08T KKOBIVED THE LAKOK8T UiT
of
BALLS, TOPS, HARMONICAS. JEWS
HARPS AND FLUTE HARMONICAS.
trtr brought to thl. city. Top from three to
ton oent. Jew Harps Are cent. Ball fif
teen cent and upward. Coma beys and
oho from th cheapest itoak la the city, at
CONOLEY & YATES'
City Book Store.
ret w 44
Havana Cigars
have on hand and for eae, at mv room. In
t.liiDltt'. Btiildlnu. Houth Front .tract, near
Orange, a line lot of
HAVANA CIGAR!
of my own manufacture. They are made from
Importrd tobaoco and can be bought at one
third of th oust of Imported cigar
i. uitanri..
fb M-lui
Wade.boro Herald copy 6m.
SWEENY'S HOTEL,
NEW YORK.
On tbe European plan. To meet th down
town requirements caused by doting the Attar
nouas, unawen-anown ana popular Motel I.
thoroughly renovated, relurnlahed, and I.
olean a a new pin. Ladies, aeoompsnled by
their husbands, or properly Introduoed, will
And home comfort aud quiet l-ailleo' dining
loom on parlor floor. CUT THIS OUT.
feb 14 M-ltaw2w.
Satisfactory Prices
Are the manes, buying
NEW ADVERTISIMEMS.
D. PICOTT, Tobacconist)
At IS Market Street, South aide, head of the
Market.
feb 21 e 4A
Cheese, Butter, Bice
and Lard.
1X1 Bores Cheese,
20 Tub Butter,
M Tierces and nhls. Fire,
M Tierces and Tut. Lard.
For sale by
KKHCHNKK CALOEB at ROM.
feb 21 49
Exposition
ROLLED PRESSED BEEF.
We have tuoceeded In ettlng tbe 'Agency'
of thl. delicious luxury.
CORNED BEEP,
Put up in Roll of tin foil and already cooked
.. ..
for Immediate Table ue.
TRY IT.
And al.l put up in handsome t pound cans.
Hold only by
GEORGE MYERS,
feb 2t
Sole Agent,
4(1
BROWN & EODDICK
OFFER
CASH.
gAVK MONEY BY BUYU YOTJH OKO.
oerlea for cash.
A FRESH SUPPLY
JUST RECEIVED.
Try our price and .'be convinced.
" Pur. Bakertl'hlakejr.
Sxecial Inducements
I N
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS
This Week.
All Cottons are 'Advancing.
la Tlow of thia Tf have mailrt. tmy hoavr imrehanea latelr. anJ are now
prepared to give our Patrona the advantage for a abort time, but would ad
vise all who are in want of auoh to muko tltoir ptrtchaaea AT ONCE.
C 1 o u ring O u t
Tho balance of all our Flanntila at prioo that CANNOT FAIL to meet tha
approbation of all.
A Job Lot of Kid Clovos-worthSI 60,
Soiling for 60 .Cents Per Pair
STRICTLY CASH-ONE PRICE-.-NO JAMPES CUT.
JR0WN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street;
DAMAGED GOODS
All Goods Damaged by the Late Fire;
MUST MB SOJL,X.
M. ; FRANK S BR.,
feb II
G3 Market Street.
UNDER MANNING HOUSt
mmi PACIFIC EMSB CO.;
OiVZlTA-L. 1,000,000.
PRICES REDUCED THIS DAY.
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TONS SOLUBLE PACIFIC) OUANn
for aale, either for 0A8II or on CHOP TIME. Liberal tcrma will be mada
with Merchant and other reliable parties to soil this Guano at our Warehouse
prices.
W. IT. McItAIlY & CO.,
Commission Merchant., A gents for PaulfloUiiino Co., aud Uealnrsln N. I Feruvlan Guano,
Notrm Watub Sthebt,
WlLirilltiuTOIV, N. 0,
Sub-Agents for tho Sale ot -Soluble Pacillc Guano.
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PLANNER & SHURE,
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WE OFFER
OUR STANDARD FERTILIZERS
For the Heason of 1875, delivered ou the Cars, at Our
Factory, at the following
ltI3I3U01I PRICES :
SOLUBLE NAVASSA GUANO
At $53.00 per Ton, Cash, or $00.00, payable 1st of November, next;
N A.VASSA ACID PHOSPHATE,
At $33.00 per Ton, Cash, or $38.0 , payable 1st of November next,
WK UCARANTKK that the previous HlghOra of onr Fertiliser .ball be fully Maiktaikid
NAVASSA GUANO COMPANY
R. R. BKIOORKS, President
D. MtiKAK, Treasurer,
U. I OKAKKUN, Muiierlntendent.
Jn5.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
4-od-dAirni,
Rapidly at Cost f
FOR CASH!
QTJR STOCK OP
BOOTS AND SHOES
1. selling rapidly, a our
PRICES ARE LOWER
than vr before.
Uhlld'a Peb. But Roots at 1 ho, worth a? oil
M Use Peb. Laced Kwl at M 78, vror'h 2J5.
I.artlr. .loyre Hoet. at M (0, worth BO0
Men's tialter. and Calf Tie. at 1 DO, $2 00 and
VI 29. worth as 80 to 3 00.
and everything elte In iroportion.
uau soon ueiore tbe "toe a is broken.
DUDLEY A ELLIS,
Blgn-of theBIg Boot,
feb IS
Mo. 41 Msbkit Htbist,
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I Q HHD8. NEW ROP CUBA,
J BBt,S.i NEW CROP CUBA,
For sale low by
WILLIAM3 k MURCHISON.
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Corn Coriir-Corn.
2,000
For .ale hr
KKHUllNKH A CAI.DKU BROn
febJl Si
BUSHELS CORN.
Bacon, Pork,
Flour, Sugar, Etc.
100 Boxes D. S. and Smoked Sides.
100 Bbla. C. M. Tork,
1,000 Mils. Flour all grades, '
100 Bbla. EeQued Sugar,
400 Kegs Nails,
100 Bags Prime Rio Coffew,
25 Mats Java Coffee,
800 Bdls Hoop Iron,
lOOBbls. Glue,
100 Bbls. Irish Potatoes,
10,000 Bushels White and Mixed Corn,
1,000 Hocks Salt, .-
200 Bales N. R. and E. Hay,
300 Bags Shot,
For aale low by
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
Guaiio-.-tiiiano-Guano.
850 Tons Eureka Guano, '. w
250 Tons Guanape Guano." 1 -
For aale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
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TO THE I'lllll
Those wishing to buy CLOTHING.
at Cost should do so within the next
week, as we oense to sell in that way
after tho first of March.
feb 21
DAYID & WEIL.
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