LATEST NEWS.
THE WAR.
Great Britain Must Fislit
tlie Situation
or Accept
London, Feb. 8. Tho following
points of tho armistice condition are
ira asserted in special despatches to
the London morning papers:
That the railway between Adnanople
and Constantinople be i paired and
operated, and also the telegraph line
between Adrianople and Odessa by
way of Constantinople.
The raising of the blockade o the
Black Sea and the Danube for every
thing except ammunition. .
The Russians to occupy tho Black
Sea coasts from the Russian frontier
to Baltchik and from Missioui to Der-
On the Sea of Marmora, the Kafir
sians to occupy Batjuk-Tchakmakje
and Techarkioj.
On the Egean Sea, from Enos to
Mekri. . .
Theae are in addition to the points
held by the Roumanians at the time
of the signature of the armistice.
A despatch received ;it at,, reiers
bnrg yesterday from lha Grand Duke
Nicholas announces taai iu acuuru
ance with the understanding between
fthA "Rnsaian and Turkish plenipoten
tiaries free commercial intercoursa by
nA sea is to 00 immediately
re-establisfcel between Turkey ami
TlntHia.
A nrivate telegram which arrived
here yesterday states that the British
fleet is again leaving Besika Kay for
thfl Dardanelles. Tho remainder of
thAlnrkish fleet nas been ordered
not to proceed to the Piiiou?, but to
rpmain in readiness outside Of the Dar
danelles.
The Post in ita leading aiticie.t 113
1a Knfisian advance on
initbiiD
Constantinople: "We may ra:y upo
it that the government are nov auaie
that British interests nav.peen aireer
ly attacked and that they'will adopt
measures of their defence."
The Times correspondent at' Vienna
says a difficulty is expected to arise
concerning the desire of Russia to ex
clude Turkey from the Conference, but
the Vienna correspondent of the Daily
Telegraph says Russia will not object
to Turkey's being represented at the
Conference. It is stated, however,
that Russia will not acco t tho Treaty
of Paris as the basis of negotiation.
Both houses of the-Roumanian Par-
liament Lave passed a joint resolution
declaring that they are determined to
maintain the integrity of Roumauia,
and will not agree to. exchange any
portion of the country for terriroriol
or other compensation. The Senate
appointed a committee to cjraw up a
protest to the guaranteeing Powers
. against the retrocession of Bassarabia.
The popular feeling iu London is
intenselv hostile to Jiussia. xne
windows of Mr. Gladstone's town
house and of the Daily News office
were broken last night by excited,
crowds.
There was. tremendous excitement
outside of Parliament yesterday.
Crowds were thronging the etreot sing
ing "God Save the Queen'' and nick
ing demonstrations m favor of tho
government.
Consols drpped "yesterday morning
in consequence of n rumor that the
British fleet had been ordero'd to Con
stantinople. Thia rumor is pro! ably
1 . A l
a mere euess. oaseu on mo announco-
ment of a Russian ocenpatiou of Con
stantinople. Consols recovered rapid
ly and were quoted at tho last board at
055. Russian bonds are two per cent
lower than thev were at the close of
Wednesday s market
An Adriancpie uespateii coniirma
the reoort of the opening of the .tele
graph line to Odessa. The quickest
communication with Constantinople is.
therefore, now through Knesia.
A Cabinet meeting was veiy sudden
ly called yesterday. The Lord Chan-
cenller was summoned while engaged
on a casein the House of Lords, 4he
heaving of which was immediately sus
pended. The '095 says, a telegram lias oeen
received in London announcing the
cessation of hostilities in the- Greek
provinces of Turkey by tho signing of j
an armistice upon the understanding
that all causes of dissension shall be
referred to the Conference, the Greek
army meanwhile, remaining inThessaly
and Epirus, and Turkey undertaking
not to attack the insurgents in Crete.
THE RETURNING BOARD.
ATcrdlct of Guitj in
the Anderson
Case .
New Orleans, Feb. 7. The jury in
the case of General Anderson brought
ia a rerdict of guilty. The verdict
was read as follows:
We find Thomas Anderson guilty,
and recommend him to the mercy of
the Court.
Before the recess the Court referred
1 3 aq article in the morning caoer as-
fl rtinsc that Wells had said "he could
g ve any amount of bail, but had not
made np his mind yet. The Court
stated that if this was true the bonds,
should be raised to $20,000 again. The
Sheriff 4was instructed to seeMr. Wells
about remarks ascribed t j him. Wells
made the following explanation:
New Orleans Pabisii Prison-,
xt n n Feb7' 187S'
EL. O. UASTELIiANOS :
Dear Sib I have just learned, with
earprisa, that I am reported as saying
that I could give bail?in the snm orisri-
ij uadu, uunmotuijr OL;eC5 1Q Hot
doing so is for the purpose oi forcing
uo ovow w i,riai uuriDg mis month.
This is not true, and I am not account
tble for unauthorized publication. I
bve entrusted my case to you and
your associates, and have been guided
only by your advice. - As my health is
impaired I hope you will continue
your efforts to release me from farther
confinement. With high regard, your
obedient servant, 1 J I j
3. Madison Wells.
In the matter ofj tho Returning
Board prosecutions as to the agree
ment that 00 onft should be prosecuted
for past political offences, members
of the Legislature v?ho made the
agreement, which is! the basis of this
statement, do not consider it apj)Jies
to the trial of th9 Returning Baardj
as they are not tried for any political
offencp. but for the criminal one of
foremcr and altering public docu
ments, being the returns from Vernon
parish, and for publishing the same
as true. GovernorBNichoi3, it is un
derstood, entertairs the, isame view,
though he declines to express himself
in any way or ia any matter connected
with the trial. . . .
It may be again reiterated, however,
that there is no intention nor will there
be any attempt made On the part of the
authorities to indict the visiting states
men. As lar as any letter ci agree
ment with Anderson, of FelicanaJ and
John Sherman is concerned it is not
believed there ever was such a docu
ment. Kellogg hircsjlf, however, did
enter, into an agreement jwith .Nash
to insure Anderson 1 the naval office,
and this document is in existence and
a copy will be foriheomidg in a few
days. . . I ..j -
Wells still remains iin prison, being
unable . to procure mil. He is busy,
preparing sojne sort of a statement,
though' whatitisis net divulged. He
utterly refuses, however, to make any
charges which may implicate the Presi
dent or visiting statesmei
CAROLINA J
The
Louis
Governor
Beck hard t
has .appointed 'Messrs
atd Frank "Saunders
Commissioners of AflidaVits for this State,
both resident in Now lork City.
Washington's birth-dJy will ld cele
brated hy the Mecklenburg military by
a grand military parade under command
ot Col. C. W. Alexander, of 'the Second
Ivegimect-of Stale Guards1, j I
lialeigh Observer: TT authority of the
Executive Committee i of the Trnstees,
President Battle has employed Prof. F. A.
wnson, an accompnsnqcl teacperJ to in
struct the students in vocal music-. Tliis
is 1.0 le wit! o .t alditionalr
;charc:c.
A
class of over fifty has been formed.
Wadeshoro Herald: We arelin
formed
that
Mr.
J. E.
Davis,
w.ho
Ijivetl
near
last
Kendall's in this countv. was killed
Friday. Mr. D. was oilt with his sons
on Lane's Creek, who were cutting down
a tree ; the tree lodged against another
r'io, and tailing unexpectedly struck Mr.
D. and killed him almostLinstantlv! lie
was a good and worthy citizen
uadesboro Herald: There was a iand
- 1
slide on Mr. James Edwards' plantation
one day last week, which Covered about
one acre. .Land, shoes 111 this
country.
are something unusual
and it lias caused
is a sensation
among
tire people.
ihere were not lcss than
two hundred
persons to see it last Sunday.
Wiuiesboro Jlerald: A foivf year old
chiki of Mr waters , who is a'. citizen of
the northern jiortion of this count!
, was
was killed-by a Iightwood stump
on it. "A he cheld went out withlits
to get some Iightwood.-' Mr Y. di
ailing
gather
not
until
notice the child' was in
the stump was falling.
the
way
Wilson Adcanc-c
il-QpU
y Collector
Zceller seized 21 boxes! of tobacco on ? ac
count oi some irregularity in the stamping
The tobareo was- ship? jd to Wilson bv
Express iii the nsme of : J. Yt AVI
.1 x r it t- f v-
ami w;is laiien irom tne -lvxprrtsa oliiec by
1. M. liouerts ami Innd in
Ls
jis- possev-
sion. Thestum)s on the toi.apco
11 seems
were all ncht. but it is clnini-il
bv the
officer that they were not properly put on
luu uoxesanu were so auacnei
1.;. 1 .i . .
as to be
easily taken off and used a.rrain
n violation
ot tho revenue law.
Iia!eih larrncr X
Mechanic: A
colony!
ib now in process ot organization to kettle
i 1 -
in the vicinity of Warren-county, 25". C.
the section is rich in agricultural re
sources, and land can be bough j at from
fctj to per acre according to location.
Lrraiu, grasses, vegetables and frbit yield
abundantly. It is on the failroail leadin
direct to Norfolk, which is 'apout one
nunureu miles distant, l-'rorn Norfolk to
ew aoriv mere -is direct steam communi
cation, and all farm products can' te
shipped direct -to Northern markets jit
cheap rates. Freight is from 30 to 4q
hours m transit by fast tide between Xov
York and the proposed location. I '
iiaieigu icivs : Uuring the last meet-'
ll.l.' 1 IT . . . I .
ing ot the Uoard of County Commission
ers the sum of Sl7 ns9r,n -oa
poruonca among the pnbhc .schools cf
1 r i . . . . a.
tins county. The allowance gives -the
rendrterl
. . . . - "1. T
!4,iUb an increase of 1,739. , Dunnt? the
past year 72 public schools fir white and
GG for.colored childern Were . i n o ne'l-a t i nri
The arrount disbursed by the bounty
treasurer lastyear was SUX 51.5(1. 'Vhn
.7 UUIV iUlU OU IS,
white, nr.- rn nrp, r.o. toi io- rn,. ; 15
nav;ng committees of 3 each, ive have
total ol oio committeemen in the county
Charlotte Observer: On
yisterday j a
s-pt-ciat engine leu ureensboro about
o'clock for Charlotte, to arrive here
. : ,1 1 . y. . !
12
at
2:30 p. ..ni. It
was
cuustuuenL v run
ning at lightning speed all the! way. Juit
before it came to the bridge" over D.ttie
rieedy creek, five miles this1 side ofj Con
cord, a man' was seen walking across the
bndgeHo wards tho rapidly approaching
engine. "He continued to walk at ! au or
dinary space, till the engine was within
uuy jaras oi mm, when he turned his
back upon it and stood s'tili
las if ourtin:'
death. In another instant
struck him and knocked h
met engine
ra from the
and he was
track into the water below;
lost to
sight.
Our. informant klnniio
confident that theiaaawas TiobertMachin
formerly a compositor id Concord. ,
is
Tf . "
aiuu cannot inspire a woman with'
iuve oi you, nil tier above the rim with
love of hereelf; all that tubs over will h
yours.
sum ot 1.2eo each child in the bounty.
The number of these reported ksl year
Wa whit,GJ733, colored o;GC;j total,
12,307. The number now, rdndirtad is
Church Services.
Worship in the various churches of the
city to-morrow as follows ;
st. Paul's (evang.) lutheean chukcii,'
Corner of bixth and Market streets. Iiev.
G. D. Bernheim, D. D. pastor. English
service at 11 a. m. German, service
at 7 h pin. Sunday School at 3 p.m.
Weekly service on Wednesday at 75 p.
m. Catechetical instruction on Friday at
3 p. Ill:
' .. FIRST EArTIST CHUKCII,
corner of Market and Fifth streets, Ilev.
James B. Taylor, pastor. Sunday School,
Missionary Society monthly J meeting at
9 J o clock, 1 Preaching at 11 a. :m. and
7i p. m. The ordinance of baptism will
dc administered alter the nignt . ser
mon, loung Mens Prayer Meeting
Tuesday night at 71 o'clock. Regular
Church Prayer Meeting Thursday night at
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, (EPISCOPAL.)
corner ot ilourth. and Orange streets.
Key. I. M. Ambler, rector. Services at
llj a'm arid 7 p m. - Sunday School
at 3 p. m. beats free.
' ST. JOHN'S CH-URCH,!
February 10th, 1878 The Fifth Sunday
after the hpiphany. Celebration at
1-1
o clock. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clociv
Evening Fraver at 11 o'clock. I
j - -
st. Thomas' (catholic) church,
Dock street, between Second and Third
stree
s. Jiev. Marli .
Gross, pastor :
Rev.
P, Moore, assistant,
services at 7 and
Sunday Morn-
10.30 o'clock.
Vespers chanted at '4
p m. dunciay
School at 9- a m. Daily Mass at 7 a. m.
Sunday School for colored people at
p. m. j
SECOND BAPTIST CHCKCH,
on otii between Church and Castle
streets. Preaching at 9 a m and 7i p m.
uy mr. o. x". iving. rrayer meeting
every Tuesday night.
i . seamen's bethel,
011 Dock hetwreen Front and Water streets
Kev. J. L. Keen, chaplain. Services every
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. All are
welcome. Seats free. J
I FIR.T FREEWILL BAPTIST CHDRCII,
corner Fourth and Dawson "streets. - Ser
vices at 11 a ni. and 7i p m."
CHESTNUT- ST. fRESBYTEKIAN CHURCH.
Kev. D. J.' Sanders, Pastor. Preaching
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath School
at 0 a. ni. Bible Class at A o.m.
PRIMITIVE
BAPTIST.
Fifth and
on uastie, between.
Sixth
streets. Preaching to-morrow (Sunday)
at 11 o'clock by Elder Moore Stephenson,
ST. MARK S CHURCH, ;
Services at 11 a m. and - 7J p. m.
bunday bc'hool-at St. Uarnabas a
oi p.
m. Uonhrmation JUlass at 0 p. m.
free. "
beats
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner Third and Orange streets, Kev. Jos.
h. 11son, D. D.. pastor. Morninar ser-
vice
11
o ciock. ravening service
o'cloc?:. Sabbath School 3 o'clock, n. in.
Lecture Thursday evening 7J o'clock.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner of Fourth and Campbell streets.
Key. CM. Payne, pastor. Preaching at
11a. m. No services at night.
FIFTH ST. M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH
on rilth, between JNunn and Church I sts,
Kev. B. R. Hall, pastor. Services at 11
a. m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath School at
9 a. m. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 7- o'clock. 1 !
FRONT ST. M. . CHURCH, SOUTH.
corner, of Fronjt and Walnut
E. A. Yates, pastor. Servi
m and 7 A- v. m. .Sundav Scl:
streets. Kev.'
Services at 11 a.
iu mm 4.r v. m. ,runaav ftcnooi at i r
tr
m
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
WILMLN'GTON MARKET )
February: 94 r M. j
SPIKITS TURPENTINE Market opened
quiet at o0 cents. Later, we hear that 294
cents is bid. No sales reported.
l.-Ubi.N timet. Strained 110: Good
Strained SI 421. Xo sales re Dortedi
TAR Steady at 21 55. Sales at quotations.
CRUDE TURPENTIXE Quoted quiet at
51 55 for Hard and 2 30 for Yellow Dip and
v ireiii. tfales of receints at oiiotatinns
COTTOX-Market opened qui4t. Later, we
xiear oi sraaii saies at ouotatioais. r fni
lowing are tiie official quotations:
Ordinary , ,
Good Ordinarv.
Cents.
Strict Good Ordinarv.
Low .Middling
Middliner...
9K
mi '
Good Middling-.
DAILY RECEIPTS.
Cotton
Spirits! Turpentine :.
284 bales
315 casks
ivosm......
988 i bbls
19? 1
Tar ......
Crude TurDentine.
ARRIVED.
Steamer D Murchison, Garrason, Fayette
viile, Williams & JMurchison. j
Steamer. Underhill, Gillican, Smithville.
O G Parsley .& Co, j
Sclir Ioretta Fish: -"Watts, fermnnfh
Mass, "J II Chad bo urn & Co. vitti! t-ufino t
j-t' iosse, .: 10.
CLEARED.
"Steamship Ilaleigh, OliVer, Baltimore, A
DCazaux.
Steamer D Mnrchison. Oarrason. Favptio.
ville, Williams & Murchison.
Steamer Underhill. Gillican, Smith ville.
O G Parsley & Co.
Swd brig Xordbon, Bjorkman , Glasgow,
Yhr l,n,v,n A l, tr
- :r; r" .Y0" -CX1"J a, w iL
Exports.
COASTWISE.
Nt-w York ;tmmsbin rrnif et
ba 14s yarn. 15 pkgs mdse, 5 do roots, 1 bd
iuui,uer,o DDIs crude turpt, 31 do peanuts, 8
uu inicn, nv ao tar, ol casks spirits, 664 bales
j f F0BE16S.
! ' Ilambug-Lxor barque Sostes
rosm. i
2,790 bbls
C'lasgow Swd bris ordbou 1.970
bbls
rosin.
C ! J
D. MORRILL,
Undertaker, ' Carpenter and
Cabinet-Maker,
"" 14 ""V WPP' ai
WILL FURISH COFFINS and Caskets
: i. 1
n.u. atKuuaukc ai gnori Douce. j
Orders for Carpenter work and Cabinet
work respectfully solicited and 'oinptly ex
ecnted. !
All work guaranteed. f
feb-
Come to
fflTTT-l -i-. m
xij J3ANNERS HANG UPON
tne uutward Wall and buy the
cheapest Dry Goods ever offered in
I - -' '
TTT 1
Wilmington. Note the , followinrr
. '
Retail Prices : 1
3-4 Brown rjotthn' 4.a rente
4-4 neavy lirown Cotton 7h cents.
3-4 Bleached Cotton
2
4-4
4-4
Cf cents.
(good) 8 cents.
4-4
(best) 10 cents.
Calicoes, good, 5 cents. -
' i I '
Calicoes, ycry gooil,G cents.
Calicoes, best 7-cents.
iWorsted Dress Goods at 50cJ
50c.
at 37c,
T
40c
30c
it.
at. 30c.
at 22 Jc.
25c
a-
at 18c
20c
at 16c.
Needles
5c a reaper.
Spcol Cotton Cc.
Hosiery very cheap.
Coates'
Fins 4c
A large stock of every kind of
Dry- Goods at greatly reduced
briceg.
Our frreatlv I increasing
, I CJ
sales encourajre- n fn mnlfi taw
additions to our sto?lr hv fiverv
steamer. j
feb2
Why Suffer ?
"YlTH DANDJIUFF IN THE HAIR
when by callinor at Ihe Fashionable and pop
ular Barber Shop in basement of National
UanK building you can purchase
I. FurmaiiM s f:lelt)ra
ted Hair Invigorator'
which is bv fai . the best, that has
ever been used for tl.at purpose, and EN-!
TliihLY FREES th e hair from it after a
few trials. There is B .'OT THE SLIGHTEST
discoloring of the hai.-, but it produces a soft
and pliablo state of the hair1. It is made only
Dy tne; unaersiened, as-.d can be had at my
1 beg leave reepectfUi ly to refer to the eren
tlemen named below who have used my iln-
vigorator, and harve authorized me to do i so,
as to the truth! uJji ess oi my statement, to
wit: Gen. M. P. Taylor, Hon. A. n. Van
Bokkelen, Capt. ). Li Filyaw and Messrs. G.
J. Roney, S. JI. Fishblate, Geo. A. Peck, Z
H. Kelley and m any others too numerous to
inenuon. !
feb 6 '
8PECI AL NOTICE.
Excha nge Corner.
AS I TJO SOT INTEND KEEPING
Ilambmrrr RHcrf nors and Insertions. I now
offer a lot that I have at the buyers' prices.
NOTICE ALSO,
! .1
That within the mext thirtv davs I offer Win
ter Millinerv and Fancy Goods at cost! Now
13 vour time. i
jan 13 j N. H. SPRUNT.
F. A. CHUTTE,
I - ! i
17 & 19 Scnith Front Street,
T, ARGEST STO -CK, Best Designs, Lowest
Prices in i
Parlor Snits, C iamber Suits, Lonnges,
Keciinmg Unai rs, Sofas, .Lasy Uhairs,
Tete-a-Tetes, V rardrobes, Sideboards,
Marble and Wt od-Top Tables,
Hat Racks, Cri bgf Spring Beds and Cots,
Common Bedsteads,! Mirrors, "Walnut
Steads, Washstauds, rand Bureaus, Common
Chairs and Rqcken, Walnut Chairs and
Rockers in (Treat varie ty; Mattrt'ises, Carpets
and every thing usuall y found in a first-class
Furniture Establishing at. jan 28
. I ' ; . .
Constantly Receiving
PRESH DRUGS AT
SURBAOfK'S' PHARMACY.
Corner Front and Princess Streets.
Jf Prescriptions prep ared either night
or day. - jan 28
Singer Sewing Machine
A
ND A FINE NO 8 ACORN STOVE
For Sale Cheap, by
Jan 11 3rd Street KW Market.
Lliscellanoous.
To -filhio Poiocy LMJoBdeps
I . !'!;'. ' ;'..'" ' OF THE I
Firemen's Fnnfl anfl Farmirilte Insnrance
-. . 1 1 i
WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
has been placed in our hands, and
and give other neccssar- attention
feb 7
O
GREAT REDUCTION !
in Prices at
T
U1U
WILL SELL
No. 1 Family Flour at ;-l cts i)er
lb.
I X jL Hams at 14 cents j3er lb.
JiiXtra Cougar at 10 cents per lb,
Extra Family Flour. . (Handsome
at b7 per barrel.
New Orleans Syrup o0c per "gallon
(jrenuine Imported Havana Cigars,1
tliree tor. 25 cents.
We are now receiving
250 Bbls. Flour' all trades.
4000 Lbs. Extra lEefined Lard,
150 Packages Extra Mess No.
; and No. 2 Mackerel. I
20 (Boxes Dry Salt Sides,
3000 Lbs.;I X L Hams.
40
Boxes Cream Cheese,
Lbsi Gilt Edge and Medium!
Butter, !
Bbls. N. O. Molasses, direct
3000
20
from New Orleans.
all of which we will sell at
COME AND SEE US AND BE CON
VINCED!
Being the pioneers in
' - ' I :
we will not allow anv lietail llouse
in Wilmington to. beat lis.
JB" We mean business.
Worth Front Street
PICTUKE FIIAMES AND
- ' MOULDINGS. .
A LL SIZES AND STYLES. Picture
II.
Frames made to order at '
jan 23 Bookstpie and Photo' Rooms.
Dyeing and Scouring
T
T! ADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
Goods DjedCleaned and Repaired.
ALSO,
Felt, Straw, and Lerhorh Hats Dyed, Clean
ed and Pressed in any shape or style desired.
C. P. R EMS EN,
Currie's Block.
jan 14
A JEWEL
1- - -
THE PEARL SHIRT. IS
TRULY
f
And is growing daily more popular. I keep
constantly on hand a large supply and those
in need of such an article of wear will find
them the best Shirt I in the market for th
price. : j
They are Without' an Equal !
ONLY Sl.00 APIECE!
A. DAVID,
The Clothier.
fb 1
An Inducement!
T ARTIES DESIROUS of inTesting
fa
i.
& little money
BOOTS & SHOES.
will find it to their advantage to call at No;
47 Market Etreet, where they
will find an
and Children's, Boysl and Youths' Boots and
Shoes of the latest styles and beet qualitr
v c -: . cm 7 . J
xtYKij pais ui ouues warrantea.
Children's Sho33 a specialty.
TJIOS.II.
No.
HOWEY, Jh.,
47 ilarket Street.
feb 5
A
DVERTISE IN TUK
WILMINGTON (Weekly) JOURNAL
Office corner Chestnut and Water sts.
dec12 ! npstaira!
BOATWBM
i HOY S
; j
5, 7 & 8
jan 2S
Hiscollaneoua.
that the Agency for theL Com '
we will be pleased to isLUe r
at our Office, No. 2-4 North Wate
. J. GeDeraaranckrpnt. i
GEORGE MYERS,
9, 11 & 13 S. TRONXST.
CASH 1JETAIL SALES - AT
Wholesale Prices!
have increased our sales . -
(hte Hundreii Per Cent !
I 3O0 Barrels
KX . ItA FAMILY VJM'R
General Insurance
. v uir vwn uramis ; Very Uw.
5000 Pounds
I X L Hams, ShouldeiN
Strips and Dry Salt I
' i i
50 Baskets
GENUINE SEIDSICK,
624 Pints, $22 Quarts.
200 Boxes i
Choice Cakes and Crackers.
500 Cases
Can Fruits, Vegetables & Preserves,
' If you (desire i
CHOICE COFFEE
our Parched is tho choicest in tile
market. Only Try it. -
. Our Delmonico Club IIousi,Blue Gnus,
Gem, Sweet Mash and Smoky Ilplldw
Whiskeys stand unrivalled in this market
in quality and price. We defy compe
tition. Qoods well bought arc half sold.
GEO. MYERS',
9, 11 dt 13 Soath Front Otreet.
jan 26 ;
Coal and Wood.-
J AM STILL PREPARED to famish tho
best Red Ash Coal on this market. Hare
also a large, well assorted slock
of Wood,
all of which can be had at very loweet caah
rates,
jan 31
J. A. SPRINGER.
Fruit.
FRESII SUPPLY of Malaga OrapegJ
4
Sweet Oranges, Cocoa Nuta, Banana, Call
fornia Pears and Lemons just recived. Ilomtf
made Candies, fresh and pure, alwaja In
hand. 'At I . i
i. 9. G. NORTUROP'S
dec 23 Fruit and Confectionery Storef. '
Fall id, er Mil
jJOW IN STORE A LARGE AND CAB&
fully selected stock of Staple and Fancy Pry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats,; Clothing Fur
nishing Goods, 4c., for the Fall and Winter
Trade. : ."' j
e These goods were selected by me personally
in the Northern markets And with a. tn
the wants and requirements of this section.
I respectfullv invite an
stock. I
Wholesale Dealers are notl6d tht Tus
ana win oiler them rare bargain.
A. WEILL, Agent,
jan 21
No. 17, Market St
Mountain Beef.
You
WILL ALWAYS FIND THE
choicest
and fattest beef in the Market at
I , i
atau io.s, andjuatnow lam offeringjofffl
beautiful
MOUNTAIN BEET,
Wnicn. tO See ij to hn-.nnll n.nrrnw
morning and eeejifjit h not bo. I
GEO. F. TILLEV.
StaU No; 8, Market HouseJ
dec 4
Just Received.
jORTH CAROLINA1 BACON,
Hams, Siddes and Shoulders;
Lard, Butter and Cheese,
Candles, Soapr Lye and Potash,
Mullets. Mackerel and TlArHnir.
Irish Potatoes. Eatinsr and Plantia
Poultry, Eggs, Buckwheat, Ac Cpa
eigned to be sold..
Consignments Hides, Furs, Pea,
17, Eggs, Fre?h Beef and Pork, Sweet Pbta
es, Ac, solicited. I
Execute orders for all descriptions of mr
V j : ii A ,
vuai-uue ni lowest pneefl.
PETTEWAY & SCHULKEN,
Brokers & Com. Merchant;
Next North Princess and WaUr Street
feb 7 y , . 1
pASUIONABLt (nAIR CUTTING fSp
X bhannir Salool 1 -Aiiwork done la (nr
best style. Sharir t in cents. Hair CnrtfU'
10 cents.
i5 cent. Shampc'
Shaving tv
Ho. 28 North P
octl3 l
ing 25 cent.
keu 12 for 91.)
at Street