Br Cable to tbe Herald.
Tho Glasgow Crash.
The SalTcrln; Shareholders
.i-The ixciuntiit
iir iu, w -
v ----- p
Lai
uro
thon
linanciai . i aro et
present unapparent and
lure ,riea involving many Lome
T.e. irii.lilo It i impossible.
i. c t ratimate accurately Ui
kUCICiUtv, -
rirffl CI lUO
V
. 1
. flirt 1 111
ch mncnpainim ""-"-- - .
disaster. ".Many
depositor and BbarehoiuerB
ach aro dually intertsted-t ;c f -
An analysis of the li-t of
,rof th broken bauk r.:;":,"?'
rrs of fruCcimt stock to pa'.Iy L.tm
I,, bo director are tliviu.ru
-linker, lho; bank ifhcul?, lC;8ohc
tor wnuiH, 13; emitter. Jo;
Austria's Conquest of Bosnia.
SrriAJLVj. Oct. 4. lu AUStrians
Raleigh Observer.
MUltarr Xcws.
rat! Visecrad this morninfr un- Two new battalions have been form
opposed. The insurgents' evacuated cd, the First composed of the follow-
their entrenchments Roanuomug ieuw, iu uutupamra;
oo. a, Winston Light Infantay.
15, itoarioko Light Infantry.
C, Albemarle Guards,
D, Durham Light Infantry.
E, Jarvis Light Infantry.
F, Anderson Rifles.
Tho Second Battalion is composed
Austrian catered Gorsz-Ja yesterday
unopposed, and to-day occupied
Cajuici. Tut? district lot Fcchia is
i.f insiirrpnL. Thns the whole
of Uosnia and Herzegovina issnbdned,
and tbn country in our Lands.
4
4
It
cf:
Raleigh New . ,
Slznal station at Charlotte
A Sergeant of the U. 3. Signal Ser
vlai has urrired at Charlotte, and is-
mrocd charge of the Signal office
there. lie has selected a room in the
t' v htore of the Traders' National
A, Cleveland Guards.
13, Southern Stars.
C, Iredell Blue.
1), Lamb Light Infantry.
TTidoft. IC;H ue;a r.'. ;;i;papermaaers,
7- laanuf.ctnrt-r. J; citic-ants, 1J;
tradesmen. bi; doctors. 82; insurance
. w w - M mt
. . i t . . - V. frrr!rH. 4 J tX'
.eutor. lit; trintte. 78; other profes
uu,V,l; not ttated. Almost the
i. .;-; tl hnart holdd. rt: n
i.tUid. la Glagow tit rear.! 207;
iu :-:J:--burgu. 1'JJ. Th" remainder ol
i. t vl J.'illlare ictUn d 11 over
it,,, count ly. The bubililv f the
il.Mieholder is uuhmilul ja d heavy
r.tis areshortlv exacted. Aa afss
icnt of l50(S75l)to X2j0 (1.0( 0;
:ur tTeryharetf l0 C5VA: m cou
ndiifd -oUb!t. It m ltIlaaUd
tht over nsty per cat of the frhare
I...Mrr.HCaniMtd to Ihete c;d:-. ul
t i:-li nt-tiululf i f !: diia. Rv t
..t iiuiKi-fib!'.
The .State (.ii rd at the Fair.
AU lMlMt ltW C- !!! ,l1 l't'
rLd 1 1 ciuruiM.t ol the htat Guard
Ht ti e l'ir, w!.ii-!i. b.g units oli
Monday, Ocloler 11th. contiuue five
uayn, hLd tot two iJj?. u- trrone
! ri-POftiL TLtt . In'ttd is
.",t!inr!v .ni!able. nitMac: tvery ud
vntg5of acceib:U'y: hiiuutiou. and
iMDi .ito 1 tift-M i.t i!! bti iibout
1 .UJor l.:.W). Thtr v l bj repre-
.entel 2t coajpinifH ti lnfantiy, two
of artillery, aa J pcruaps oue ox caval
ry Tha cinop la n tcceHible, beicc
ja-l on the city outkirti, taai n win
t.i . tit u most tftliehtful place to visit,
,.ml tho long lines of white tcntu, the
bustling soldiers in uniform, trill carry
i:iuy m ol.l cinip 'J r l clz to the
dyntif tiioiv.neHi.il i:i WI1UP
i. wiil bo an areeabl. nove'.ry to hua
dreJs of younger fpirit.
Thft kiudnes.t o: tin? ra'lway and
tcaashtp cfaciaU if geurrnl Ptibject
( convcratioi. aMl eiict:?' zrom au
iiterested in tl e Stat ,; Gii ird, i xpres
nions of npprici-itioa.
Every arr.mre:n-'nf tviH be ra.tde
for the comfort of :l:e troi. xvho will
liud their ipitttr u-udy. '.uid all
thing prepared hkh:ui tJ.eir arrival.
Hotel Arrlrals-
I'xri.it.t.' I Ini-cn v:t ; .. V n
Bmk Building, and expects to be able n.t - T Ti nnrinr
to make his first report Sunday morn- Frum 10:0- O.clock Q 0 10;05
icg tho Cih. As previous y stated the 0,c?ock Qct ?T u Mulu g c A
rt ports from a l Mgnal stations are . now Garrason, J C McKae. Faycttevill.; An-
,:,ng received throngh the Jeslern lh AinolJ prof pk j oSnzalezand two
Li;ion telegraph office and can be used s v 'M raT, v-. Ynrt.
h iwo as dfcfcired. t i XT-.,t;r, r-i.f.. a r T?rtk;T,
Tina the signal ttktion which I n rKlf, m . r, .V f ritl(ra.
Ch.rlotto has been .o loiig expecting, 7T'u!n. cr"k' n
it is now a fixed fact-! She is the 1T ' , -.,f. Tr ,,-k;,!..
lir.tjnland point m the Slate to hao F, s-n s T . ' f w
Columbia, S C; Patrick Hayes, Weldon, N
C; A K Walker, City.
a htation: theonlv others already es
tablished are at Wilmington, Smith-
vine, Ilatteras and Kitty Hawk.
CAUOLIM.
1'aticKLL HougE. Wilmington. N. C,
Oct. 7. Uobb Bios., proprietors
fi..m 10:03 o'clock. Oct. C, to 10:05
o'clock Oct 7 Jno L Collier, Charleston,
S C; W II Anthony, Thos H Allen, Flor
ence, S C; W J McDirmiad. D M Wright,
Manchester,. N C; Thos Evans, Iiocky
New Advertisements.
COmiERCIAL HEWS.
SPIRITS
at27Kc Later wo 1 ofsk of 0 easks J TnE SlGXLD!hereby notifies the
Vt2Tam ICa&kS at 27C" cIo8lng flim public that he has' this dj removed his
TAR Market quiet at $1 Cj. I. Sales at J Barber Shop from the basement of ihe FIRST
quotations. - i
ROSIN Quoted firm at tjl 2T for
NATIONAL BANK MJILDINO. ta the
store on rront street receEtlr ocenpied by
. a - : T w - f
ftirained, o quotations for Good Strained Captain Jas.W. Lippitt, as a'Confectionerj
o sales reported. esUblishment, bet which has beeY. ihoroach-
CRUDE TDRPEVTrvK Markrt firm at HJ RENOVATED AND KKFITTE to suit
me ionsoriai Duaiaess. tiv om enstomer?
and as manr new ones a desire a FIUT-
CLASS SHAVE at the bands of Cot-clais
Barbery a' re?pecifaJlj- invited vl ca I.
I. KUIIMANSKI,
Two Doors North of ti e Turccll Ht-ia;.
oct 4!
$1 25 for Hard and $2 00 for Soft and Virgin
bales of receipts at quotations.
COTTON Quoted quiet and nominal. I
LAter we hear of sales of 250 bales on a basis
of 9-; cents or middling. Market closing
dull and drooping. The,follow?ng were the
last official quotations.
Ordinary ..........
Good Ordinary
Strict Good Ordinary. .
Low Middling..
Middling .
Good Middling
' Cents.
1 n
9i
0
a
tt
DAILY BlOlIPTi
Cotton ...!....".
Spiriu Turpentine.......
Kosin. . .1.168 bbls
f ' ..
tar j ig7
Crude Torsentine ' 2i9 "
4C2 bales
102 casks
Drugs, Medicines.
henik'xls, Combs, j
i Bruslies,
JT0il SALE .0W AT
nuuiiAN'K'5 riiAibiACV,
"or. In:itt Princei-s sts.
CCT "Cart" is mv watehwnnl.
MARINE NEWS.
Xcw -.Hive-.- Oysiers !
JECEIVfcD THI:
DA V
Chapel Hill Ledger. A pood many cf
tne boys will atteud the l'air. Upwards
of GO, we hca, will be there
IU!cih Xctr: A plan is on foot to Point; G F French, llocky Point; W H
purchato one of the larjje., iloutle tant I Coles, rsew lork; Capt B Doane, rsew
chemical engine lor use uy tt.e lcior i ork bteamer; Capt rncc, steamer UJ
lire company, culored. I Foley, M Em cierson, N "C; Alex Jack-
Abhcville Citizen i .The annual meet- son, Shoo Heel; O P Chalk, Richmond,
in of tho ttockhuldtri ot the Western Va; L W Saunders, 11 F McKcnny, Char
Division of the W. N. C. lUilroad Co., lotte, N C; Win Clanks, N C; K W
ARklVPn
Schr. Alleero. Keller. Porto RiiSn. Kidder I nrst insUlIuitfct of the celebrated
' ' . i
az. nous. ..
Br barquentine Summer Cloud. Higgitt,
5. V
1m
Abberdeen. A. Snrunt fc Son.
Br brig Tees Force, Chrisp, iDemarara,
y mwms & Jiurcnlson. ; !
t Ger barque Facke. cliamberg,"Liverpool,
E. Peschau fe Westerman.l i '
Schr St. Croix, Leland; New London,
E. Kidder Sons. i
Steamship DJ Foley, Price, Baltimore,
A 1) Cazaux. I i
Steamer North State, Green, Fayetteville,
Worth a Wortli.
63 Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smlthville,
i CLEARED.
Winberry New Eirer drstere. Those who
have been waiting for thJm can now be sup
plied at
Oct 4
S-
fiJE COSMOPt J LITAN.
Vick,
will be held in Akhivil e, on Wednesday Adams, Charleston, S C; J&s E (J-i!eu
Co emission Mercliantj
IMorth Water Street,
Miscellaneous T
. SPEEDS
Port Craue Win
Used in Iluadredgrf Pa....;. . i i
munion purposes. Also h " " "''P
Excellent for Ladies and Wcr.klrP .
C
sons and the Accd-
Jj , lr 8CNUM SANCt'OfTM !
rM:; . rA:iT .
Mt. Jt'rospoctVmoy,ardsf.Nec
j jersey.
Four Year QUI.
rpiilr JUSTLY CELEUHATK1' .NATIVE
Wine is made from the juice cf tJ Otvt
urape, lai-tu in iui counirr. lie
Charlotte Obierrtr'
Where the First Jlccklenhur:; 31illtla
Captain 1$ Burled.
Mecklenburg abound in old prave
Tarda Lnt excepting; that at liugar
Creek church there u not perhaps an
older in tho county t haa the ld iilack
bnryinR ground in Providence town
ship, about three-quarter of :i mile
from Matthew station. Iu thia i
buried Capt. Wra. Black, the lir?:
man who ever coniiairuded a militia
company iu this county, and tuc iu
ecriptiou on tho old fioipstono Blab
which marks his iesticf place shows
that ho was buried in tne year 1701
117 years ago. Thero may even be
older graTesJin this old burying ground
than that of Capt. Black. Tho place
has fallen into neglect, overgrown with
weeds and briars, and sono of the
tdabs which marked tho egravca in
times gone by, havo sunk fur into the
ground unlit tho i;ames and dates
uooa them have disappeared from
England's Trouble ulih iftanistan.
London. Oct. 5. The Standard ha
tho following despatch from Bombay:
Four of tho Amecr'a infantry regi
ments and six guns aro stated to have
.r rived in front of Alt Mu5jid, a short
distance up theKbyber raw, and have
advanced within three miles of Jam
lud, at which place a detachment of
British troops has arrived, iluch
larger be die a of Afghau troops aro on
their way down. These threaten to
attack the Kbyberees for having al
lowed the British mission to penetrate
the pass. This would throw the hill
tribes into our hands. It is expected
we will assist them if the Ameer should
attack them. Probably our lirmt ad
vance will be into the Koorum Valley.
The Afghan troops and guns may be
taken from the Almurid fort, and we
will occupy some of the minor passes.
Hostilities may begin any moment.'
ilassacrc by Albanians.
COX ST A"TI NCfi'LF, Oct. 4 TU0G0V-
ernment has received intelligence that
Haad Detden Pasha, on announcing
that he had received orders to surrec
der Podgorilzi to tho Moategrinr, was
killed by the Albanians, and 150 offi
cers and men under hia corxraind
Political Duel In Italy.
Flokexce, Oct. 4 Tho population is
excittd because a member of the Interna
tionale has been killed in a duel by an
ofiicer of a Bersaglieri regiment stationed
here. The troops aro con5ned to tho bar
rickt. ml it ii hoped tho agitacica will
riHMa without a disturbance.
.., .-
lUkiih-Ofj.rtcr: Mr.lFrauk II. Al-
Iricud, who was a Professor in t he Cape
Pear Military ACa-Jmiy when Gen. Culs-
tin was at its he.nl, a tier wards tho Editor
f the A'.rr and a ilitinuhed authur.
I! t
is in I he cit v.
lIi;e I iridic .(due: lhe i atawoa
Kivcr (llapt'st) AfS;H;i-ti)n uiil Ikj held
at EottleV churc'i, thrte mijes from Mor-
anton, this xelir Services will Kmu
m the Kk'u iritia and continue over Sun
day foil'juinj
" llluc ll:!"c Lld'Ic : Our cflicient ami
Iopu1ar MitnlT, Joseph Hrittaiu, hougtit
witness tickeU against the county in the
cae Of Sccrest amounting to $1534. G j for
SC7S L'0. This he did a. McDo .ve'l Court
in the face o: rival bidding fnd saved to
Uurke county SGTS.'JO, j
Kalcih Observer; Mri Overman re-
ceivid a telegram fium Governor Vance
yesterday bearing the fid intelligence
that Lis mother was sinking rapidly, and
th.it he could not come down as. he ex
pected, lie lias ouc to Ashcvillc.
P.vatifort Atlantic: llluc fih arc now
L K row?, New York: Ei E Lnca.s At
lanta. Ga; Hon A M Waddell, .Sound;
AI is i Sallie Carpenter, City; Jno Temple-
ton, Alice Vane, Fay 'JJempleion, Isabel
ane, W M Fuller, Burtou Adams,
Xfllic Stanwood, Nellie Haywood, Will
I Uufiie, Jno Ginselhoef, George F Bird,
llarrr Well?, Fay Templeton Star Al
liance; C 1) Myers, F W Kerchher, City;
Jo Farn.cr. Shoe Heel; E Burruss, Green
ville S.iuul; O A Wiggins, Sound.J
Wine for Evcninj: Entertainments.
The Port Grape Wine of Alfred Speer,
of Passaic, N w Jersey, is generally pro-
nouDced the most reliable wine to be ob
tained, and is now heiug used by those
fashionables and lamilies who are the
most choice in the selection of wines for
evening entertainments. For sale bv
Green & Planner.
vfiLSfStisss: Bcta"z' r - ' wummston, in . .p. Tciic and SlrensllieiiiEs Froscrtil
rojcttit
Coruna, Spain, Northrm & Com miner.
Schr Qeorgietta, Lord, HayuVE Kidder
at aons.
Nor Brig Brazillian, Beck, Rotterdam,
Alex prune A-Son.
Steamer North State, Green L Fayette-
vine, ynriu a VYorui. !
Steam-yacht Passport, Harier, rf.mlih.ville,
ueo flyers.
Remova!.
f A AN'L QUIXL1VAN, HORSE SUPER,
bees to inform hia patrons, friends and
tlrJ that he haa removed
and
LOCAL NEWS.
!M i: i. iL- ; rri.
i iuieu ooneu arrest mis morning. iuv
victims are ruminating over their mis
deeds and will ho interviewed by His
very numerous in our waters and many Honor Mayor Fishblato to-morrow niorn-
huudrcJs ol them are bt-iog caught with
hook and line every day. Several boats
on a single thlo have taken as many as
from one to two hundred, and the fishing
seems to improvo each day.
Ashevillc Ciiimi: Gov. Vance has
ordered r.n extra term cf the Superior
Cnrt for Madi.on county, to begin oa the
in
Fire Saturday
A frame building near the corner of
Seventh and Market streets was discov
ered to be on fire on Saturday evening
hut w.is extinguished before any consid
2.1th ot November, the week fel!owiug I craljle damage was lone or th alarm l.-e-
the regular term ef the ronrt for that I cami general.
county. I
.shevilhs Cilizm: Col. Winston's con- Put in for Coal
able The steam tug loc. Cant. II
exports.
FOREIGN.
Rotterdam Ger barque Amanda 2 709
bbls roein. j
Nor brig Brazillian 2.SG5 bbls rosin.
Coruna, Spain Ger barque Tou Hey-
den Cartlow 210,Sei) feet lumber.
Aux j Caves, Hayti Schr Georgietta-
123,737 feet lumber,. 40,000 cypres shiDgles.
New York. Markers.
Herald, 33.1 j
Cotton The market for spot continued
dull and irregular Quotations for uplands
ana Alabama were maraed down i-ioc.,
and for New Orleans and Texas were
marked up 3-16c.. as compared with yester
day'sjprices. Futures opened about 2 points
lower. Liverpool came l-32d. cheaper for
arrivals and doll and easier lor spot cotton;
middling uplands quoted o 7-lOd, ana mia
dltne Orleans, at 6-k:c. Our market im
proved during the forenoon, and October
the public genera
his Shop to Second, between PriDceea
Chestnut streets, where be will be pleased to
meet ALL who wish to hare work done in
bis line.
Good work guaranteed arcl! Trices
low.
oct5-lw Star copy.
Carpet Paper Z
rilHIS (PAPER is used to great advantage
i. under Carpets. Matting and Oil Cloth,
causing them to wear as long again, deaden
ing the sound and being impervious to air,
making the house much warmer in". Winter.
It is very durable and wi 1 last for years.
Call and examine.
ZIMMERMAN" & WHITE,
Hole Agents for Manufacturers,
Second and IVinctss Ets.
oct 5-sat-mon-wed-sat-mon.
rown-
TNG POINT 18 TO WAKIiANT PERFECT
to
s
are unsurpassed by any other tative VjBf.
Being the pure juice of the grape, prodqcul
under Mr. Speer'sown personal tu;i rvifinr,
its purity and genuineness are vfenr.tcifj
The youngest child maj partake it. pi'Eer
ous qualities, and tiie weakcet irvtiij my
use it to advactngc. It is J articultu y Wce
hcial to the aed and dthilitated, hr'juiti'd
to the various ailments that af:!:ct i! weaker
sex. It Is, in every respect, A W.I N ij TO BE
RELIED ON". i
INVALIDS USE SrEER'SrOU: URATE
WINE, - i ;
FJSMALE&XJ8E SPEER'S EG!? I (IRATE
WEAKLY PERSONS FIXD A HEXXFIl
BY ITS LSE.
Speer's Wines in Hofpitalp; are j-referrfd
toother Wines.
Sold by Druggist generally, w ho s!fo
Speer's Standard Wine Bitteis. Trade ur
plied by all wholesale Dealer. te thttri
signature of Alfred Speer, rs.H;.p, '. JtJ
c over the cork of each-bottle.
A. SPEER'S ML Prospect Yinerar-!f,.W
Jersey. Office, No. Zi Warren St. S"t cri.
Eor saleby URtlv. & tbkXXl.:., I'rug-
gists.
rrch 22
X
sold upo 11.45c. and November sold as high I aiisfactron to patron'.
as li.iic. uurmgtne aiternoonaprices nu on
Stock combines all
considerably, and the market closed weak, I new Rl , stylish G(
W nil U ucuiiueiur lueuay uiiruui 01 a i puxxits.
:fld.
CURRENT PRICES OF SPOT COiTTOX.
The following quotations are! based on
American standard or classincation. and on
eotton iu store, running in quality not more
than half a grade above or below the grade
quoted:
KIJK 11 ATS from $1 to $5."
UN EN COLLAR-. -from loc M 2lt
Charlotte Observer: Jlev. 1). SL Dron
son has tendered Ins resignation as rector
durt in tlvj Fifth HMri;t is r.s cpljjr
as Jo Turner's in tne Fourth even n
so, for nothing gool orjlmnorahle was ex.
pcctcil of Turner, while Col. Y's former
course Ins led all to ex poet something of
him. To persist in a courses which can
not possibly elect himself but may prob
ably elect the inlamous lourgee is disre
putable and criminal.
'vcr: K
lis res ig
of St. Peter's Kpiscdpal church, of this
city, and this resignation was accepted
ry amectmj: ol the vestry held night be
fore last. Mr. Droiison has been the rec
tor of this church for many years, and has
rcatlv endeared himself to our people,
regardless of denomination. lie ism man
of great learning, and not only a thorough
scholar aud deep thinker but a gentle
man of high christian character and rare
personal address.
Charlotte Obscrccr: A telegram re
ceived in this city yesterday announced
the death of tho mother of Gov. Z. C. and
(Jen. 11. B. Vance, at tho residence of the
latter uu the Swannacoa river in Dun-
combe county. Mrs. Vance was a very
aged lady, and has for several months
past been declining rapidly. Indeed the
Governor has several times beeu called
from his oflicial duties to attend at her
bedside. She died in the full enjoyment
of the hope held out by the christian re
ligion of a blessed immortality beyond
the grave, aud leaves behind her tho in
cense ef a quiet, uevoted christian life.
Kaleigh Observer.
Kalclsh Colton Market.
Receipts of cvtton for tho
week J 2.CS0 bales
Scceipts same week last year, 1,1CG "
Increase fjr the week,1 1,124 "
Total receipts for the year to
date
Total receipts for same timo j
last year .. . . J. . . . . . . b,4C6 w J
Increase in tho receipts to date, 2,196
Keceipts yesterday, '515"
Raleigh Observer.l I
Listed Taiables.
Mr. W. W. Aatry, Register of Deeds
for Cumberland jcounty, reports to the
State Auditor: I "
t
Foulat,
more f-om Philadelphia for Xew Orleans, put
in to this port this afternoon for coal;
she is a beautiful craft and is said
to be of immense power. The Fox
will not go direct to New Orleans hut
will stop at Pensacola until the fever has
abated in theCresent City.
General tax
Special tax.
School tax.
County tax.
.3,1GS.G9
. 3,232.88
. 4.295.3G
.24,685.07
Mr. V. F. Porter, K-gister of Deeds of
Wilkes county, report?: .
General tax ; .......31,325.41
Special tax 1,355.53
School tax .2,879.17
Ccty tax .7,020.CD
The Speaking at Bnrgaw.
This being the frst Monday in tbe
month, the County Commissioners of Pen
der have their regr'ar monthly meeting
at Burgaw, and the Greenbackers taking
advantage of the opportunity and of tho
crowd that is expected there, have invited
Judge liussell, late of the Radical party, to
address them there to day. Upon second
thought, however, we are not positive as to
wheiher the Judge was invited by the
Greenbackers on whether I be invited
hiinseK. At any rate, be is to speak there
to-day, and if . we mistake not he will be
replied to, too, by o.:C who is thoroughly
competent not only to handle the subject
in a masterly manner, but able also to use
up tb's inflated representative of the
Greenbackers in auy argument he may
chauce to hit upon.
The person wo refer to is none other
than Pender's favorite son, Major C. W.
McClarnmy. This gallant son of Pender
and .staunch Democrat 'promised us
some two weeks since that he would try
and be at Burgaw to-day to meet this
distinguished ex-Judge, but we received a
note from him this morning written yes
terday alternoon informing us of the fact
that he had been suffering from sickness
ever since his last visit to this city, but
at the time of his writing was feeling better
and if no worss to-day he would certainly
be in attendance at Burgaw. "We sincerely
trust that our friend, first for his own sake
is much better, and secondly'br the sake,
ot the Democratic party,sothathe may be
abio to meet the opponments of Democracy
at Burgaw and vanquish them as he
certainly will do if his heaith permits.
Jno. O. Borneman
HAS REMOVED his Family Grocery
to No. 4, Second street, where be
will be pleased to see his old customers.
With Increased facilities I can offer better
inducements.
c n2-i7 jno. c. BOR::r?rA:r.
Ordinary,
strict ordinary.
uooa ordinary, - -Strict
good ordinary,
Liow middling,
strict low middling, -Middling,
-Good
middling,
strict good middling,
Middling lair, -
Fair, - - - - -
STAIXEU.
Good ordinary, -
Strict good ordinary,
Low middling, - - -
Middling, - - - -
SALES OF SPOT COTTOX
Men's Urn
Uplands
9 1-lfi
i 9 9-16
J 10
10
10
ii
nv,
12
9K
erwear, Shirts, Hosiery', ?carfs,
Ties, Umbrellas and Valiw C,H.K A V .
Ready-Corning, .ir.il ( lot! i'g
order.
to
Paver P8ttern3 Ar Men or i!i'- gi-n;ccts
cut by measure.
sept 2J
LOUIS' J. OT rKRBOUKG,
27 Market it.
Export,
Consumption, -
Congressional Campaign-
Third District.
I -
TTOX. A. M. WADDELL will speak :at
IT the followinsr times and places. If
To-day. Last Even'g. Total. I changes are made in any of the appointments
LLAN"S FLY BRIG
The LUtl Giant fyrillri
KILLS all the
FLIES ia a
roora in TWO
HOURS.
ioc. wortn iv
will kill
more flieS
- m u
worth of
Flv Paper. &
No dirt, tlifj
. vi. r-j;
BO ITOUUit.p
Sold by
Druggists
Every-
botanic Medicine Co., Buaalo.N. Y
July 1
IBS' " tt-M
a 'V.T-v, i - 1T1
ccl
county, Monday,
39 I 39 I due notice will be given ;
512 8(1 ox l i:iizaDetntown, .Bladen
October 7tn.
Total. - - 312 '119 431 I Parker's fctore, Bladen countjr, Wednesday,
KAVAii Stories. Tne marKet lor spiriis i octooer ytn.
turpentine was Arm, as wes also rohin. I Cedar Creek, Cumbeiland county, Thurs
We note sales of HTbbls. (Newi York) at I day. October 10th.
29c We quote : Spirits turpentine, mer- I Fayetteville, Cumberland county, Friday,
cnaniame order, asvsc. : rosin, goou sirainea i ucioDer nip.
Van Xaeri
TT7ILL RESUME L3 Lessons in v
VV
and Instrumental Music, ..Tuesday, Cctoter
1st, 1873. Als) Private and C!af3 Icmtt in
tra tut
i24 a 81 45 ; strained. 81 40 a 81
5Z47 auw; pltcn, S2 w,
424; tar,
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
OF STOCK OJf HAND OCT. 7, I878i
Cotton ashore
afloat. M
Total
I
Spirits ashore -
ErySya afloat -
Rockfish Village, Cumberland county, Sat
urday, October 12th.
JonNjro, Moore county, Monday, October
litn;
Cannaie, Moore county, Tuesday, October
lotn.
Cameron, Moora county, Wednesday, Goto
Vwr 1 lit .1
3,984 I Lillinerton. Harnett county. Friday. October
4,tU4 i JStn.
Cnaik Lievel, Harnett county, baturday,
r RfiS I October iytn..
r
6,752
944
German. Apply earij as there
1 ! .
vacancies. Auarers,
oct2-eodlw. E. VAiLAEV CitjL
c-w
Lav School.
. ... i-2 J.i
lv AY SESSIONS, every iiorcar r-
XJ Wednesday, 5 p. m., to 6 p. m.
NIGHT SESSIONS, every Tcitdi
Friday B p. in., 'to 9 p. in.
aa.i
Total L L.... 7,696
NSoberd.teret eOUnty, Wednesday' thipreparation 0f Youn? Men for JUJ-
PeUetier's MUls, Carteret county, Thursday. nd Counting. Boom. .P""x Jf ' r
October 24th. i tion. Frequent Public Lect-ires ata .
Beaufort.Carteretcounty.Saturday, October Courts. ;onrse of Instruction covers
ORH, J i I A ot TT.FT-arH. Stcd-etre'
Rosin ashore,
afloat...
Total..........
Papers published in this district copy law
tin October 21). sept 10
red at any time and for any rfcr,0f l,0
ta can board in this city at iaJont.
Tar ashore
afloat. ........
79,700
1,330
250
Total... ..J
Crude ashore.
afloat...
Total..
ekcxifts roa thkttiu xsmso
Cotton.
8 piritj
Kosin
TAr -
.. -4.025
.. 1,361
,. 9,162
.. 885
Crude J-.... i,S4
XXP0KT8 FOB
THE WUK ZSOISO
Do mestic.
" School for Tomig Ladies.
IMISS HAET Principal.
i
gESSION begins Thuftday October 3d;.
Thorough urse of English, French, Math-
i -
ematics and Natural Science.
Preparatory Classej carefully instructed.
I .. i
Calisthenics and Vocal Music free of charg
' ! -1
Instrumental Music under direction: cf Mir
HAHR. For terms, tc, apply to the
I PRINCIPAL.
sept 16-eod-tf-Mon-Wed-Fri.
. j
Hrs. E. H. Parsley
1J580
1,413
14
1,427
oct. 7; 78
oct. 7, '78
879
36
910
613
59
Cotton-,
Spirits..
Iosin i.......wmwi ..
Tar.........M..........M. .. m.m. ......
CrudeM..M. ...... ....-. ......
Foreign- 'I
CVtHmrT n. ,,,,,,,, , r
Rosin . . 16,6C6
Tr t. ..........
Crude . .. -
DTJERTISK IN TUB , j
TVTJLlIINGTOir (Weekly) JOURNAL
OfZz9 comer Water and Cbeitart f treeti
years,
ceived :
denta can board in this city
rates. '
Tcitio.v -Twenly-Cve Do'.Urs I ptr
of Five Months. lifty Dollars a 1 ear.
Hundred Dollars for the Whole toorye, -j
able Monthly in advance. French, M '
Latin and Oerman Lan:uages r;'. ,
sept 16 EDWAltD CA. 1
Female School
FOR
Young Ladies and Children.
Kisses Barr & James, Principals..
i
Mrs- ii. ;S. Cushing, .
MnsicalJtsstractrcsJ. t
THE FOURTEENT.il -annual fJ
thui school will commence on
Mm. -
Y w VOUJlg, ana careioi tuu7 v. - or
WILL REOPEN THE DEPARTMENT Principals believe that they oBer saw
foi Xoxz Children, in connecUoa advanUge for a refined ""LioBi-
moderate cnarea. iuoKiuU--y v
book instrucUon a speciaitr, a F" -.s
icqaisitive mind of ehilgoodii "gs4lf.
with Miss HA
THUHn
'S SCHOOL, on;
' , m w w w m m
-a T .M 1 j tr;j a lfv j 1 . 111: . . f.r
. . 1 . . u 1 . -r I . .... . 1 rri
lis then lea Uugbf as heretofore.
ept 23-mon-wed-fri-tf
Insurance Eemoval.
T HAVE REMOVED MY IN5URASCE
X 1 - -J
OFFICE to neir. bnildjg on East side of
North Water strert, next South of Mr.
whv ."the nature and origin of thui a-
used in daily life; thus Ieriug
pleasure instead of toiL Musical f llt9
Ser the direction of Mr. fii
has had long and successful J"eJa cr
that .cience. Drawing, FsinhoiT vu-
Water Colors, at moderate rts. fof
Langixages at PrcfeBCo.
Urther particulars see rruicip- -
C. UeyerV.
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