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lateit Cable !fm.
London Feb. 19.-Tbe Bt Rlew
bnrg correspondent New York Herald
telegraphs tbattbe explosion in .tbe
Winter Palace occurred at 6oc'cck
Tbe walls of the cellar aud guard
room were demolu-bed, kil'ing ten and
wouDdiDg sixty of tbe "body guard.
Tue floor and fnruilure of tbn diuing
loom were destroyed. Ttia Czire
nsual dining bour is six. It is tup
TKwed that a dynamite cicck was used
l.ke that of Thomten, of Bremer-
here in London. The Daily News
correspondent eayi -tbt a connection
baa been established between tbe at
tempt and tbe arrest of forty inmates
of the palace the very day before the
explosion, and adds that if this is bo
the plot must hare been moat deliber
ately planned and executed under
circumstances of the greatest audacity,
as though in defiance of the said ar
rests. Ibe correspondent says that
it is very difficult to obtain reliable in
formation and still more difficult to
telegraph it. A special service ha
been beld here at the Russian chapel
in- Welbeck street. Tbe Duke of
Edinburgh was present, with Prince
Lobanoff and the German, Austro
Hungarian and other ambassadors In
the Honne of Common to-day Lord
Hartiogton asked for further informa
tion respecting tbe attempt on the lift?
of the Czr. The Chancellor of tb
Exchequer said he was uneb e to add
anything to what was already known
The news, he said, had been received
with the utmost horror. He txpreex
d his fatialaction at the providum
e-cjpe of the Czar, and id that tin
Leahh of tbe tzar, the Empre-a ana
the Duchess ot Edinburgh bad uoi
been affected by the txcitemuut at
tending the explosion in tha Wintei
Palace. In the Upper " Home Lord
Beaconsfiold said that tbe Dnoheo ot
Edinburgh, who is now in 8t Peters
burg, refused to quit tha soeoe of e
much domestic suffering.
A despatch from Constantinople to
the Manchester Guardian says: The
Turkish pipers say that martial law
has been proclaimed here. The meas
ure can only atfect the Turkish popu
lation, as Europeans are protected by
tha capitulation. It is understood
that the proclamation has been issued
with a view to preventing disturbances
in carrying out the military reform .
In the race for the Liverpool Spriog
Cup, to take place March 19, Mr P
Lorillard's burtes will carry tbe fo -lowing
weights Parole, tbe top
weight of 131 lbs ; Mistake, 96 lbs ;
8ly DaLce, 92 Iba, and Wallensteiu,
91 lbs. In tbe United Kingdom 8 et
pUcbasp, at Croydon, April 1, Mmca
din will carry 153 lbs.
Four bailiffs accompanied by a large
force, of police, yesterday distrai jed
cattle fur rent on a farm in tbe county
of Waterford, occupied by a widow.
A crowd of COO persons overpowered
the police and recaptured, the cattle.
Tbe ring-leadera of tbe mob will be
eummoted for assault.
Star Route Service .to Cease Con-
creismen to be Forced to Appro
prlaie.
vVASHixaTox, Feb 19 Seciid Assistant-Postmaster
Gen Brady is de
termined to bulldoze Congress into
giving bim the two million dollar
needed by tbe Star Service Ring. He
drew up an order to-day which directs
that all routes on whiob inoreased pay
has been ordered for additional trips
and servioea shall be reduced to the
original service, with one month's pay
to contractors, and all other route
ahall be reduoed to once-a week eer
i -
t oe. ana an routes on wmon service
began Ojt 1, 1879, shall be suspend
ed, witn one month's pay to contrac
tors. The last named are routes estab .
lisbed by the Post Rjntebill passed ar
tbe extra session, and are principally
in Southern States. Congressmen are
to be coerced into voting for the two
millioa steal either by the suspension
of mail service on all star routes, or
its reduction to onoe-aweek servioa.
This little game, however, will not
work. The Committee on Appropria
4 ions will not be bulldozed, but will at
onoe proceed to find out whether cr
not there is sot sufficient money to
continue service aa the routes were
originally let. It will also proceed to
And out bow much of tbe money al
ready stolen for tbe benefit of con
tractors h is gone where it would do
the most good. Interesting develop
ments will be made within a few days.
The Chairman of tbe Committee on
Post Offii and Post Roads, however,
bis come to the rescue of Brady by asking
his Committee to instruct him to move
to suspend tbe rales on Monday, sod pass
tbs appropriation of two millions, which
the King wants. The Committee di
rected bim so to do. Ml. Money will
have a nice time ia getting this little job
tbroah.
Dr. Mott'a Endorsement of Speer's
Port Grape Wine.
The following, from the celebrated Dr
Hott ot New York, ipeaks wonders for
Mr. S peer's efforts ta raise the Oporto
urape in new jersey:
62 Madison Atemje, 1
New Yobk, April 11, 1878. J
Mb. Altbed Upeeb. Dear Sir ; The
Tint which I made last year to your
Vineyards, wine-presses ard raulta at
Passaic, N. Jn aatisSed toe thoroughly
that thi wines mannfactured by you are
pare and unadulterated, and the rery
beet that can be offered to the public for
medicinal uses.
Acting upon my farorable impressions
at the time, I hare since recommeaded the
Port Wine more particularly in my
practice, and am aatiafied, with marked
benefit, to my -patients.
There can e no better proof to the
doubting mind, as to tbe Wine ' being
made of the finest Oporto Orape, than a
tsltto the acres of land corered-with the
Tine bearing the luxuriant fruit. Wiahing
you success in your praiseworthy enters
remain respectfully yours, .
' ALEX B. MOTT, Ml D.,
Prof, of Surgery, Bellsrue Hosp. iledl
CWlege, Jtxt Ao.
Tbe revenue receipts at Raleigh on
Thursday amounted to$lt435.od.
Newbern Nut fihelk The tail end
of a carcoof shrimps was being sold.
in n'biled' condition from. a stall in tbe
Fish Market yesterday.
Kinaton Journal:Oa Wednesday last
while Mrs Henry I Lee. of Wooding-
ton township, was cleaning . up and
burning the trash in her garden, her
drPM took fire and. oeiore anv aaais
tauce eon. Id be rendered her. . she was
burned that she died the so badly
next morning at 5 o'clock. ;
Wilson Advance : Tufsday, Feb
ruary th 19:h, Jackson Tabourn, an
old colored man, was found dead in
the woods in FerreK's Township, two
miles above Stuuhope. lie had been
from home atd wa returning at the
timf of his death. The cause .of bib
u t.ien demise is. unknown, but it is
thought that he died a natural death
El.Zibeth City Falcon: A negro in
fant was burned to death one evening
last- week in one of those tenement
bouses on tbe Hireet between the foot
of CLiurcb and Main. It seems both
parents bad gone to church, leaving
the child alone in a cradle near a nre.
A spark falling in the cradle ignitea
t le ovenng aud the parents returned
home to find tbe child burned ! to a
crisp This is the third or fourth
case of death by burning in this town
within a few months, and in every in
stance the victim was colored.
Jijleicrh Xewn: Fifteen thousand
JoiUrn of cold bonds were receiv-d at
the S.ate Treasury yesterday for ex
changed - The little waif that was
left on tbe door s'ep of a house re
ceully, in to be taken from the poor
lionse by a prty who wi.l enter (into
tond8 to iropnriy raise aud o ire for it.
Mr W V Fuli- r, eon of Co on 1
T O Fall r. nd one of our must prom
ising yoiug attorneys, was ysterdy
married to a1i3 Auuia Margaret
Staples, of Gre-nsboro, the ceremony
being performed by tbe Hev 1 M
Jones, at the residence of Cipt J N
Staples, the uucle ot rue bndt, ia the
latter city.' .
Raleigh Obsuvcn Dnioamcr's li
censes were veerday iatd from the
Stnte Treasury to vVaikin. CottrHl
k Co, Uicbmoud, V ,k ud Dunwidj
Jones, Atl tnta, U . 'lum fr iu Feb
ruary thirty seven lioousea have been
issued. We learn that the mem
bers of the law olasaes of the late
Chief Jns.ice P. arson will this'sprirjg
erect a monumeLt to his memory, at
Oakwood Cemetery, here. The cost of
the memorial will be $2,500, and it
will be one of the handsomest in the
State. The students of tbe .deceased
jurist in all parts of this State and in
other States have subscribed fori tbe
purpose of rearing the monument.
Th9. alarm of tire was given
shortly before ll o'clock last night,
and as caused by the burning of the
wooden stable of Dr F J Haywocd, Jr.
on Salisbury street, near the First
Presbyterian Ciiurcb.
Statesville Landmark: Lewis's
church on the Hunting creek road, in
Wilkes county, 11 miles this side of
Wilkesboro, was fired by an incendiary
a few bights ago and burned to tbe
ground. It was a new and neU frame
building, 'built by tbe Baptists of tbe
neighborhood, and the inteiior bad
not been quite finished. Last
Saturday night tbe prisoners confiued
in tbe jil at Wilkeeboro made their
escape in a body, by digging a hole in
the wall under ona of the windows in
the building It is said by hun
ters that the warmth of the weather
during the wi iter now about .ended,
was so debilitated tbe rabbits that any
sort of a dog can oatoh one on a fair
race. E F Sharp, Esq. died
at his resid noe on Snow Creek,
in this . o unty, on Wed
n'-'sdaj, 18th mst, in the 82 J year of
uis age. He was a large and success
ful farmer, and was distinguished for
bis et ergy, bis charity and bis excel
lent com iron sense.
Charlotte Observer : L-iboreia' wages
are twenty perceut higher ia Char
lotte than tuey were, la?t year, and at
not easy to get at that It 8 not beoaust-
the laborer are few, but because
they prefer not to work'at eixty cents
per day. Ibe number of ohil
dran between the ages of a x and
twenty one in the va ious f ohool dis
triots of this county is as follows:
White mles,2,885; females, 2 560;
oolered male", 2.31t3; females, 2.092
making, 5 415 whites and 4.138 blacks,
a total of 9.883. The colored rchool
fund is $52 61.21--nc! he w i e li S6..
386 08. TQu United States assay
office yesterday received and turned
orer owners a handsome gold 'brick
weighing seren pounds, and there
fore worth OTer 81.500 The gold was
ontainea irom vne isuaisiu mine, as
the result of a o eauing up after sere'
ral weeks work. It is probably the
largest single bullion assay made here
in several years. u is learned
a a a 1 a 1 m .
nere tnat tne rcoejix uoia mine.
valuable pieoe of property in Cabarrus
county, has just been sold to Northern
parties, who propose to operata,it.
The arrangement of some' of tbe
railro ds by which ha'.f rate tickets
are put on sale by all agents every
Saturday is meeting with great favor.
The demand for the times is for cheap
transportation, and in the endthe rail
roads will not be the losers.
iporuoi to toe Afllcied. '
We would advise all who may need the
advice of a physician, to either call or
write to Dr. Rooertson, 10, So. utaw St,
Baltimore, Mdn who trotn 15 year expe
rience in Hospital aud Special Practice,
guarantees a eore in all diseases of tbe
iJrvuirjf Oryani, aud of the Nervous Sys
tem, Organic and Semiual Weakness, 1m
potency (ioS'of sexual power), Nervous
Debility and trembling, Palpitation of tbe
Ileal t, dimness of sight or giddiness, No,
turns! Emissions, Ac, Jill resulting from
abases in youth, or excesses in manhood ;
also all akin and blood diseases quickly
cured. Dr. R. Is a graduate of one of the
oldest and best medical schools In this
country (University of Marylard), and re
fers to tbe leading physicians in au cy,a"
all consultingblm can rely upon bonoral,e
and confidential treatment. . In writing
en close stamp for reply. Special attention
eiren to all female comnlaiuta. Good ac
commodations for all wishing to call and
iee him. Medicine sent to aoy anirs.
00LH1ERCIAL ITEWS
WILMINGTON MAHKKT
F.'BRUART 20 -4 F
ul
BPIBITS TORPEavnJIIC Qnotd steady
ai 44 cento. 8mal1 tales at that figure.
tiA$tX Q,uotd firm at SI WA for
Strained and f 1 rot Qood trained. al
oOOO bhls Good Wtralned at $1 22. '
TAR-Qaoted steady at SI 10 per bbl of 280
lbs. Bales at quotations.
CK17DK TUKFKNTIMK Quoted Bteady
at SI So for Hard and 12 55 for Yellow Dip.
COTTON Quoted quiet and steady. No
sales reported.
The following are the official quotations
Ordinary m...mm....m 10 O- to
Good Ordinary...... 11 sM6 "
strict Good Ordinary
Low Middling.... UlA
Kiddliag 12 U
Qoed Middling 2yA
i OAItV bSCIlPTS
OottOD.
75 bales
. 16G caiki
2 6J bb f
Spirits Tarpeotiaa M
ivoiia..
TarM..M. .......
333
60 "
Grade Tarpentina............
HARINE NEWS.
j A.RKITED.
steamer Elizabeth. Blsbee. 8mithville.
Master.
steamer D Murchlson, Garraaon. Favette-
Tille, Williams &. Murchlson.
Nor brie Helena. Balresen. Ooorto Soain.
R E Belde.
Nor barque Rex. Hansen. Yarmouth Ene.
E O Barker A Ca.
Nor barquentine Uavslad.' Gundersen.
Bilboa, Spain. R E Heide.
Nor brie Somerset. Olnen. LilverDool. RE
Heide. !
Nor -brieantine 8olnear. Henricksen.
Oporto.' Spain, R E Heide.
Ur urljr Alaric. Sanders. New York.
Northrop & Cummlng..
OLE AS ED.
Ellsateth, Bisbee,
Steamer
Smithville,
Master. '
steamer D Murchlson. Garrason. Fayette-
vllle, Williams A Murchlson.
WURRLY ST AT KM KM V
Of STOCKS OH HANDEB. 16, 1880.
O'ttion ashore....
5f4'0
afloat
849
ToUl 6,299
Spirit ashore. 10,950
afloat w 1,260
Total.!..
12,210
75,621
10,445
Rosin aahortf
afloat
Totairl.... 85,96 6
Tar Mhore..........M............M.......M.... 5,798
afloat.......................... 247
6,046
I
Grade ashore M 14.122
afloat........
ToUU
aioaiPTS roa tb wkkc cnoisa fcb
CottonML.........M..... M ljfifi
Spirits..; 2 301
Roain.... 23,177
Tar i 2,09t
Grade...; ; 16,309
xrosTi roa thi wiie inoinq feb. 16, 1880
Dome tie
Cotton.
117
Tib
276
281
2,688
300
a bo.. ................ ... ...... ........... .......
Roela
Tar...........
Grade....,
i Foreign.
Cotton..!.,
Spirits..:
two sin.
12.310
1 0
0 ud....
Fresh Every Day,
A FIVE ASSORTMENT OP CANDIES. I
XX. i
French and Domestic, just recJvd and for
saje. j
THB ONLY GENUINE HOME-MADE
r a ? . A l .. ... .
tiMaj in iae cuy, win oe louna ererr
day, fresh and sweet, three doors Houth of
tbe iostoffice on Seoond street. Also, Nuts,
Raisins, Fruit, Ac. C. E. J EVENS,
jan 23 j Neat tbe Fostofflce.
a. SRDNHILD,
L. BHUNOILD,
W. L. MEADOWS
of Henderson N. C.
alaBufACture's- ol
AIL GRADES OF
I
plug, twist:!
AND SMOKING
TRADE MARK.
TOBACCO.
Our'Trramph Smokisir Tobacco! beet
la market.
. d.is :wilhinoton,;n.0.
Cydomin
L?OR CHAPPED 8KTN8. etc. PKL'S
IV CORN SOLVENT, Brown's Woodland
Balm, and a fresh stock of Ornn and Ms di-
clnesjust receired. Foil and fresh assort
ment of GARDEN SEEDS. I hre no last
year's Beeds.
rreecriptioaj accurately compounded.
. C. MILLER,
Corner 4th aad.Nua 8treti.
nnen May and night.
For Smithville.
I
rpHE BTEAalES PASS-
r
PORT, now under ren.ra-
ion, will be represented
br the PteaTer
OR ANDO, as tor abore . ,
Laars ! Wilts iosrtoa 1PM dailr.
For
Freight or Paacag apt ly oa board, or of
Jan. lv uku. aiiss, Ax ak
Lower than Ever.
f ARGX BTOCK OF OAsT, ASH, ac t
greatly ra.iaaad prieea.
Fall sioek of the bast COAL )m lbs city
jam 2f
J. A. BPBIjrGKY. '
14,122
16.
Lift of Vessels Over 100 torn in
Port Feb. 14, 1880-
BARKS.
Nor Silo, 267 tons, Gundtrs n,
UK Ueide
Br Resolute, 419 tons, Lau rence,
Ax Spun it & Son
Br Geo Pa? is, 643 tons, Campb -11, "
Alex ftpruht v Son
Dan Elene. 480 tons, Dahl, HE Heide
Am Jas lfi Ward, 424 t ns, Atkiuseu,
Master
Ger JEUie Mel zler,S73 tor s, Dahn,
Alix Sprtin' & Son
Nor Jury. 370 tmis, Adsen, H E Heide
Ger Pauline, 350 tons, Knjgi,
K reichau fc Westrmann
Ger bark Fri!z Vn d r L.ancki!,3 '5 Urns,
Fri-.e, E Peschau Jc WesUTinauu
Ger Ouil-, J23 tuns, Le ckr ,
E Pescbai & Westerma.iUi
Ger Lydla Peschau, 76 ton?, Bremrs,
E Peschau A Western) an r
RRfGS.
Br Flora, 173 tons. Camr n,
E ividder & Son
Ger J H Eppirs, 260 tons, Bulow,
E Peschau & VVesrmann
Nor Susie J Strout, 190 tons, Fick t ,
Master
Br Tramore, 220 tons, Morrice,
Paterson, Uowniiig & Co
Ger Diana, 314 tons, Schruder.
fi Pescbau & Westermann
Ger Thetis, 2Z6 tons, Had.ott,
E Peschau & Wfstercnann
Nor San Juan, 288 tons, Backke,
K E Heide
Ger Atlantic, 307 tons, Harder,
E Pescbau fc Westermaon
Ger Maenet, 15H tons, Petersen,
E Peschau & Wt stermann
SplDo8 Cunados, 227 tons, ,
Laid up for repairs
SCHOONERS.
Am 11 en J Holway, 228 toasThonipser,
Eti BaiK i 6l Ct
m C S Packard, 321 tos, Jones '
E G Barner A O
Am Rger Drury, 360 tons, Baker,
Harriss & Howl.
Am 1izzie Lane, 231 tons, Wesf, Mastei
Am Kite Ventworib, 293 tons, Cox,
KG Barker & Co
Am Emily H Naylor, 28) tons, Fishe-,
Robinson & King
Am Albert bai'ev, 2oS t ns, Nasrui,
" EG Ba'kpr&.Co
Am John Douglas, 189 t' nf, Parker,
EG Barkei & Co
Br Carleton, (59 ton, Albury,
E Kidder & Sons
Am CariH S Bailey, 306 tons, Higius,
E G Barker & Co
Foreiira Vessels for this Port
l Corrected Weekly.)
Nor brijr Hjelman, Erfckaen, tailed ff.om
Bayonne, January 18.
Uer bark Anna, biewerte, sai'ed irom Lon
don, Jn 16. . x
Nor bak Kristine, Jensen, sailed troiu
Glaajrnw, Jan 12.
Br brisr 1 H Jiliw, Jon , sailed from Liv
erpool, Jan 19,
Nor brig banstad, Oandersen, sailed from
Bilboa, Dee SO.
Nor bark Rex, Hansen, 8iUd in Great
Tarcut uh, Jan 4.
Nor brt Anna. Salvesen, sailed rom Liv
erpool, January 8.
8trd brie tilentium, Stackelbere, sailed
from Nwry, Dec 16.
Hr brig Busy Bee, Graham, Cleared from
ondoo, t'ecember 30.
Mor bark Stanley, OeraeD, at Lirerpool
Dee 23.
Uer bark Maria Soph a, Witt, sailed from
laBftow, Dec 31.
Nor brig . Someraet, Olson, at Lirerpool,
Dec 11.
Ruga brig Hermo, Mickelec,at Qloucest r,
Dec. 4.
.Nor brifl" 8alters, Hoje , sailed from New
port, ria Martinique, Oct.
. Oer bark Meerkoni. Carstens, at SIoucpe-te-,
Norember 0.
Oer biig Emile, Whale, at Gloucester,
December 4.
Nor schr Marj. A Verden, sailed trom Am
ste. dam, Norember li.
CLYDE'S
rxn.
UVlV VV
York
AND
Wilminerton,
Steamship
W, C.
Line,
THE STEAMER
REGULATOR,
CAPT. DOANE,
WILL 8AIL FROM NEW YORK
O
SATURDAY, February 21
Shippers can rely upon the prompt
tailins; of Steamers as adrertised. C3l
For Freight Engagements apply t3
THOS. E. BOND, 8upt,
Wilmington, T. C.
TUSO. G. EGER, Freight Agent,
INew York.
r?M.P. CLYDE A CO.,
35 Broadway, New York.
iee is
Notice.
GEORGE M. SUMVIERELL,
Daring bjsn admitted a momr of our
i
-n i thi lt ths name and
' . i
style will hereafter be' A STAFFER,
PRICE & CO.
RespectroHj,
dc
AITAFFER PftJCiJ
Miscellaneous.
P. L. Bridirers & Co.
FAMIL TGROCERIES,
20, 22, 24, 26 and 26 Front Street.
FKR FOR. SALE the following Larg
V and &ztraordinry Assortment of ooodc
in tbeir line, ria i
Kggs for example, Meal for Millers, Bacon
ior uooas. iea tor Teachers, re thern
Swans, Gophers for Gwers. Kar'e Bits foi
Mearoa, 0Qee lor'tJofHns, Ulo'hes Fins
Ljons, Row Pen for Gardners, Lemons
Walk ra, tin for Cottons, rttring Pe for
nriders, Mutton for Lamb, ijonir-Necked
iJotUes fr Ura"s, Celerj for Oarre'ta
Mat t-h ppers for Cutlars, HoceW fo
.t nes. Corn for Pridjets, Feppr f.r Haggj"
Hea roam for Bakers, Csndles fjr Hard
wicket, Cigars fir Ashes, Gilt Fdg- dv
Brtukfj. Tvrravs for Barr, Whisk, r fur
Locks, "Sltoart" for :ok), JV ma (from-a
jrraaj and a iew left of the same s. rt fur
taer Mooiea.
W nave als Corks ad Brooms for the
'rib, OaytnQee fo. the FrencbJHi accaroni
for toe scotch Irish, Trackers f.r rick-Nica
ere, and Good Lard for the scotch, and in
tfreat rarietr, beef for "Hum , Haaishesfor
poor people Pork; for the rich, Hweets for
riitters, Bitters tor Hweeu, Mintj for Juleps
-ors for 1 uips. Beets for Deadheads, Kaia
nsfor ao o s. Brains, a small lot, for Mules
Blacking for Monarchists Kare-D:shea for
Radicals. Cges for Democrat, Tumblers tor
Republicans, Faints for Greenbacks, Pea-s
for debtors, Pears for the s ngle, Jars for the
m rried, Can-o-eas fir the Morning Star",
8weets in Tir.f f r mfdden, ub Ware for
widows, wolaeaes for wia wrs, Gherkins'for
runaways, Uerricgs lor many ytars, Daie
tor hLstorians, .nutt for o d woiucn. hucketr
tor dears'. Champagne for tcne pairis,
Kemedies for fau'.ta co, Mustard tor vu i.
men, Brusca for caralrr, Mi-'k 'or infantry,
omfortsfor the anther, Bead for loa'e ,
Tub for Wblea, rttrch for the timii.
Prunes lor extraragaiice, rqn- ezer for
lore, Canons f r agards, Lagi r for th fat.
Beer for tbe slow, r ocnan I'anoiea forma?
s, tu!phHr for quick matchdo, Eau ne Vie
for tbe dead, boxes for Pugilist?, Fikla 'or
locksmith?, Hhow Uas s for lawyers Port f r
sailors, Goda for milliaei i ocktm s to tbe
literary, 8auc for the'nudat. Wine- 'or th-
sour, "oaj for tne D oRr nea ted, tie cua
Nuts for roreh a's. Thi m for st.e ?lnw, it-
ron for the tri!rrit, "it i s fo- tbe crooked,
fiuuis f.j tbd too hi- jW; - cfc j fc r the Licl-ed,
Fpgp fo-tp ,cf i-teif, f e' (i frr the tsild--
lesr, Milc jY edi fur ti e i ioun, trip, for the
wittej, Attn 1 1- tue fc.ck. ;cr .i., tr D im,
Lettuce fo wek' M.res ;-e1 K.vf f'-r " ii c-
tomers. He. de ' Vi for t'c na, Old
Rtea for th, j.-uhjj. Crockeries for old
maids, Groce:ic3 i ' tt det Cilvee. F. tteries for
the kitchen, Fonvny for the house, anber-
teg for th hungry, Pi fviuitjnts for them
woo k ..Counters f r clerks, Mioulddrfl
fr the a eak Dusters, toe house madis, Sau
cers for the aude-t, Bitter Lear 38 for sweet
hearts, Lucifr for ma-ches, leers for sum
r, Cider fer theay. Giigers for tbe sr-
ber, Pepper for chick us, Le f Butter for
lovers. Lowter for Conprees, Water, for
critics, and LiqnoT tor scold,-;
P. I. Bridget & Co.,
20,
21, I' t 26 and; 23 Front Street,
WiliiiintoiF, IV. C,
feb 16
Bent
Butter in the
World!
Pounds for S I
.Q.1LT EDGE BUTTEF, 3i cents.
New Fork ?tate Bntter, 2 5noH
. Country Butter, 20 c nts.
Rio Coffee 15 to 20 ce. t".
Pure Leaf LfardlO cents.
Java Coffee, 20 to 25 pent ,.
fSSBio Coffee. 15 to "20 cents.
Pig Hams, Tongues, Ex-3bore Mackerel,
59 Caje."Roederer & Co., Champagne
Pintr and Quarts,
50 Cases Imported French Brandy,
20 C"M Poney Whukey-B.st in the
World.
Cakes, Crackers, PieBerrs, Pickels,
Wines, Teas, L?qiors,2 Tebacca
acd Cigars, at popular prices.
Geo, IVJyers,
teb 13 11, IS and 16 South Front St.f J
Ladies' Emporium.
rpHE MISSES KARRER A McGOWAN,
bare iust receired norltitHi in r...A.
Nonpariel"8collops, "flormandvrrqa-ts!
"Mignon" Ccquets, P. ffs Braide'acd Curls.
inTuioio net-, an soaaes
Vaseline: A farorite new Pomade, al
ways on hand.
Braid.', Puffs and Curls, made from Comb-
lngB ou vui aair. uair Jewelry made to i
order.
Orders, for Ptamping and Et b.-oidery
promptly attended to.
A nice aaaortment of Ladies' Usderwear
maae or Dee t material.
A freeh supp!y of Children's C.ota, Flan
rel and Waterproof rtuits. size 2 o ii. l.
pt slips, 8kirt nd Robea.
Orders taken for Bridal Wardrobes.
e rront Street, Wilmington, N. C.
an 1 6
CHAS. KLEIilt,
Dnfiertater aafl Caainst Maker.
Princess Btroet, in Eacmnt if ti
Journal Bnildine,
WI LM IN GTON, ti. C.
A fine aatartmmt nf f ffin. n.c
keta constantly on hand. Furniture Repaired,
Cleaned and Tanilaned. Ordor. k
graph er mall promptly filled. aer I
Htacollaneoni.
5rN
ti).
rjsad in Charehe for Comtoun
ion
for
for
tor
Spoor's ri mpo
Four rnr illil.
rjlHlS JtJ-'lJl CK KBKATED N-oiv
Wine i inade froo fh ralce of th. is
Grape, raised in thi c ant y. lti ii
Tonic ani; sifcDiitteMBi hm
are unsurpassed dy any tner nativr v , .
W.UK U A V JU1 W V k UV Kl.Uri II i fill
under Mr. Hpeer'sown personal au.-n..,
its purity and ffenuireneas are junr '
1 he roundest child mar rartakr n ik
ourf qualities, ai.d t'.e w aket irii!(j d
use it to adrantaje It u vartlcum i i.
fieial to the at-ed ano debilitated. a ,
to tbe various ai ments tuatafiiic; th ,, ,
sex. t is. ill ererr respect. A WINE in l ,
RELIED ON.
'.N peer's "P. aJ.'Slicri-v,
The- P. J. 8I1LKRV is a Wine of
Rl'U CHARaCTEn and partakes f
Z Iden qualities of the grape from which
is made. For M KD1CINAL PROFERTUs
it will be found unexcelled. '
Spcer s P. J. or Pedro J. Brandy,
This noted Brandy Is a pure distillatW
from the grape and is equal to the finest Her,
neesy or Otard Brandies; for medicinal par.
poses it can he relied upcr aa strictly pure.
8ee that the signature o Alfred 8pter
Paesaic, N. J., is orer the cork of eacb b ti
tie.
A. PPEKR'P Mt. Prospect Vinejir..
New Jersey, Office, No. 34 Warren Bt, N-r
ork.
For sale by GREEN k FLANN' R, j.'t
MDND8, Druggists, and P L BRID0K1 i
CO. . anril M-
ArlllllPfiAi a I iiavpi
UUlYimtnUIAL nUltL,
WILMINGTON, N. a
JLargc Sample ISoouim (or
Commercial Travel r
riiJia I'KOI'RIISTOR baring thor....?Mf
A.
.enorated this House and furnished it ;
lynew, is prepared to gire 'to the tm
public all the CAnrenienci" of if
CLASS HOTEL. Jti'i. ra'd in th.
centre of the business part o t e city,
i fin
conrenient to the p"-inclpl bni- erf.. To
Poitofflee, jCostom Bouse, City hh .)
Court' House.
First-Class Bar and Hilli ard S'n oj
connected with thisHoteL
RATSJ$2 PEH 1.Y.
OA 'If A L'tniri t
- 7 II I J I
The PJ.evt
2 MAKEET STREET.
Boots and Shoes
For the -Holiday,
RilVING
DAILY
Come soon to aroid the rns.
lti Ifll Tif .
10
daily.
My Goods in Pric s and O
excelled by anr.
None bat the best and moat Dot,
k I
in . k - ' r
Another lot of tho P Aflfh lnfftflh W, k ul
Shoes jest arrired.
Come and examine.; Tte Same Lid P. r.
C. ROSENTHAL.
- "W
32 Market Street,
;
dec 22 sign of tie fbow f .
You Would Like to
Know
Yy HKE 'I O OU TO GKT
THE BFST Liquor, Ojsersi
Wines, Cigars, etc. The Sew KeHanr 4it
and Saloorr opeoed by WILL W1WT, In
b Custom Honse All?. ha the bst ol
-THrytbing at Tery rRatonable prios. ew,
iieat, deau and! prlraf, (s the I filcf
S0- WILL WEST.
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oC le i PrnnrWor.
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