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The Daily Review.
KRIDAY..TANUARY5 1883.
77m: rttiy Itcricfc h$ the InrffcU
hoik JuU cinxrftUion of 'any ii&rtpaptr
publitcU in the city of Wilmtnglon
LATEST NEWS.
New and Observer.
tHK GKSEBAL A8SKSIBLY.
Orypt A I J.
SECOND IAY.
Tiiuicsoay, .January 4. 1B83.
Messrs Clarke. Loftia and Toon pre
sented their credentials, were sworti in
by C B lloot, Esq. and took tteir seats.
Mr Dortch A bill entitled an act re
vising and consolidating the public
statutes of the State. Calendar.
m . . .-1 . Will miumI tir
prohibition act passed at the session ol
1881. Calendar. -.
mm n- . L:I1 I t. a nnrV. I 1
Mr inniX - Qliiiu icpuai uictuur
bition act of 1881. Calendar.
Mr Battle -A bill to repeal tho prohi
bition act of UHI. ' Calendar. . ;
pa motion of Mr Pinnix the rules
were suspended and his bill was taken
up, and afler some discussion, passed
Its sererai readings and was ordered to
be engrossed. .'' ' -
Mr Pinnbc A bill- to provide for a
railroad commission ana ior omcr .pur
poses, was ordered to be printed and
referred to the judiciary committee.
Mr Caho A resolution of inquiry a
lowneuierow uaiaie&u
a seat in this Senate. Referred to com
mittee m privileges and elections.
Mr Womack Two bills to divide
North Carolina into nine Congressional
districts. Placed on calendar.
- Mr Dortch A resolution proviuing
that the judiciary committee oi tae iwu
houses constitute a joint select commit
tee to take into consideration the neces
sity or the propriety of increasing the
number of the judicial districts in the
State and of the establishment of crim
inal courts, and report by bill. Adopt
-wt anrl aant tf fhft IlnilSA ftT COnCUT-
OUU 7VU w .
renco. , .
Mr Dortch A resolution to raise a
joint select committee composed of ten
nn the nart of the Senate and twelve on
the part of the House, to take into con
sideration the report of the commission
and consolidate th5 public
statutes of North Carolina. Adopted
and nt tn the IIouso for concurrence
Mr Clarke A bill to authorize the
election of county commissioners and
magistrates by the people in the vari
ous counties in the State. Judiciary
committee.
Mr Clarke A bill to provide for the
working of the public roads of the State
by taxation. Judiciary.
Mr Purnell A bill to repeal chapter
141 laws of 1876 77, entitled "An act to
establish county governments and to
restore iwoi xt-ikwf "
Mr Womack Resolution to raise a
committee on joint rules for the go v
ernment of both houses. Adopted.
Mr Scott, of New Hanover Bill to
amend chapter 200, laws of 1879, so that
the provisions of said chapter shall not
apply to New Hanover county.
Mr Pay uc Resolution of instruction
to the Senators and Representatives
tr6m North Carolina in tho Congress
. . . . . t Mx1itiAn (n till
tariff and internal revenue laws.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The. House thcu proceeded to perfect
its organization by the election oi it
remaining officers.
Nominations for the ofhee of Reading
Clerk being in order. Mr Overman, of
Rowan county, placed the name or Mr
Y (i Burkhead, of Catawba county. - in
nomination. Mr l'ase, of Jonea coun
ty, placed" in nomination the name ol
Mr J T Wilson, ol.hia county. Mr
Burkhead was elected. . w
Nominations for l'rijci pal Door
K?nr ?n order. " Mr Ovcrmau
ed by the House unless accompanied by
the State Treasurer's receipt for the
tax. I
Representatives Williamson. Dixon.
Frayser. Reid. Johnson, Waddell and
Bryan came forward and qualified. .-
The Governor's message was read,
and.on motion, ordered to be sent to the
Senate with a proposition to print 1,000
copies. . ! ji , ; ;
On motion of Mr. Tate, a select com
mittee ot five was ordered toj pasa upon
all resolutions and bills relative to tho
repeal of the revenue, system.
Notes. Iu the local columns yes
terday there was an item -to the effect
that Air. Barrett, of Pitt, had not voted
for Mr. Rose. The tally kept of the
vote. from which our report was made,
was defective i a that) particular. Mr.
Barrett, like his colleague. Senator
King, went into the Democratic caucus
like any other Democrat and voted for
the Democratic nominees just as other
Democrats did (They are Democrats,
just as this paper has always rated
them. En. News and Observer.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
STATE NEWS.
of Mr WmSanderlin, oi ijcruo. mu
vote was as follows: tiuuiiu o, pau-
lerlin 22. , . 4 " T
Nominations Assistant Door
keeper being m order, tho foltowing
names were placed iu nominatfara: Mr
J P Nortou. of McDowell, by Mr C M
McCloud; Mr WeWon Montgomery, of
Warren, by Mr H B Eaton, and Hndy
lkhart, of Wake. - by Mr E E Green
The ballot stood as follows: Norton 80?
Motgomery 3; IckhartCO.
The election of Engrossing Clerk be
ing the next . in order, Mr f Stanford
'placed the name of Mr V J Barrett, of
Lnoir. in nomination. baUot being
had. Mr Barrett recei vet! 93 ote all
the votes cast. . - , , ,
Ti..w.fflnumjlwt; camo forwuiu anu
al
qualified by taking the oath ot office.
M .,w.t4n of Air. Worthington
committee of five was ordered to be ap
pointed to prepare rules for the govern
ment of the House. The chair appo.nt
l Messrs. Worthington, Bunn, Tate.
Peebles and Pace. .
Mr Bullock presented the memorial
ot George H. Parker. Esq.. of orth
- ampton. contesting for the seat of R. B.
rllf owew presented the memorial of
James I. Moore. Esq., contesting for
Uie seat of A. II. A. Williams, Esq.. of
GMrVPower A resolhtlon relative to
the Wpeal of the United States revenue
9yMrraLeno!r--A resolution relative to
the repeal oi mo uiu.w
system.
Mr Bailey, of Mecklenburg A
tho nrAithiLinn law. Caier
Zlr. tianey. oi -
to punish embezzlement by attorneys.
CMr.dOverman A bill to appoint a
Calendar. .
V-D-kA Wx to Drovide for the
election of magistrates. Judiciary
committee. ... -.
Mr.-McCotter-A bUl -to repeal an
act enUUed an act to prohibit the man
ufacture and sale of spirituous liquors.
Mr Page A bill to amend the charr
T . i Alntin Coast Lino. Com-
lUl r? Ttlenburir. during
tho Introduction of bills, raised the
.- rii m h wlatina! to the char-
vers oi corporations could be cntertaln-
Lexington 7w;xUcft: bnow; began
lalling last Friday, about one o'clock,
and continued until noon the next day,
when it was ten inches deep oh a level.
If the ground had j been frozen at the
time. It would probably have been
twice as deep. Tho Conrad Hill
Mine produced for the first day's run ot
the'uew year, from their twenty stamp
battery, over $480 in cold and" concen
trates and 0.500 pounds of copper from
their fu-naces. making tho total value
tof the day's product over $ 1.500.
Morganton Index: Married, m Una
ker Meadow township. jthis county, last
week, Monroe Shuford.. of Catawba
county, to Susan Whistenhunt, of this
county. Monroe, with old-time
economy, brought but .dne horse, a
small gray, on his marriage trip and
after the ceremony the bride and groom
afartod out on the honev-moon'tour. the
groom riding the little gray and the
hannv bride keenine anace at his side
r r j . w . .
on foot. I 1 .
VAwhArn Journal: Eizbtedn hun
dred and thirteen chattel mortgages
rfliristerod in Craven for 1682. And ;on;
Iv about twelve or thirteen hundred tax-
The steamer Goldsboro
cleared for Baltimore j yesterday ,with
urentv-fivo thousand I Ueet of lumber
in.! lhnv hundred arid fiftV bales of
nnttcsn. -Tenement; houses are in
demand. - Mr. Dbsonj the ! cotton fac
torv suDcrintendent, says he wants to
imnnrt familv and can't act a suita-
bie house. ' .
f'lJnton (Jtiucasian: We deeply re
rrpt tn hear that Wm Frvar, of Taylor
Bridge township, is lead. He died on
the 20th ult. He was an excellent
nhrijt.?an irnntleman. Mr. William
Butler, of .Honey cutt's township, with
one horse and two or three small child-
ilrfti. made seven bales ot cotton,
weighing 500 pounds each, on naturally
nonr Line I. and had-to take the ton off
.I 1iU harn to sret all of his COrtfill
Mr- RutW onlv hired the nicking out of
R2 nniind of cotton and hired one old
nesrro abaut 60 years old tour or five
weeks in chopping time..
Charlotte Journal :; Intelligence reach
ed the city yesterday morning that a lire
was raging in tne town oi .KpCKingaam
at three o'clock a. ra. just as the C. C.
west bound train passed tho place j
Capt. Gardner, on stopping. his tram;
at the Rockingham depot, discovered a
fire in the old Sheriff's office, and at
once began to use bis lungs on the still
night air. After setting i tho people to
work he rolled on toward Charlotte.
AH efforts to ascertain the amount of
property destroyed were fruitless, but it
is supposed the Sheriff's office together
with thft adjoining buildings were
cither very much injured or consumed.
Goldsboro Messenger: The outlook
for a prosperous year in all branches o f
business in our city is most encourag--,ns.
Thc Goldsboro Rifles have
already realized from their fair for the
Confederate monument 1 the handsome
! sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars,
a nam-
The Rev.
North for
the past four months soliciting subscrip
tions for building a Catholic Church in
this city, has returned to his post. .; We
learn that he met with considerable
success while absent, aud that the erec
tion of a church will soon! be bcguuon
tho lot given by Mr. W. S. 0B. Robin
son near the Graded School. I
Roxboro News: Mr Jas B; Barnett
was painfully stabbed Christmas day
by one Leo Walker, a negro, t Walker
went into Mr Barnets beei saloon, and
abused his clerk by cursing I him, and
.vhen Mr Baraett heard of if determin
ed to punish him for his insolence.
Finding the negro across the) street he
went for him and was gmfi wm a
sound whipping, which he richly de
served, when Walker struck Mr Bar
nett four times with his knife, infliotmsj
two wounds in the side, one ot which
tMnetrated the lunJ and two on his
left arm.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
January 54 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
firm at 48 cents bid. Sales of 75
casks at 48J cents and later 100 casks at
481 cents. .
ROSIN Quoted, firm at $1.30 for
Strained and $1.35 for Good Strained,
at which prices sales have been effected
as offered.
TAR Qaoted firm at $1.80 per bbl
of 280 lbs. 1
CRUDE TURPENTIN&rNo om-
cial quotations. Sales of receioa
$1.50 for Hard and $2.50 for bolt.
COTTON Quoted steady, sates oi
250 bales on a basis of 9i cents lor mid
dling. The snowing are the official
quotations: ' I
.b 3-io cm
........9 1-16 V
Good Ordinary.
Low Middling.
Middling...
Good Middling.
94
.....Ui
DAILY KECKTPTS.
Cotton-. in
spirits Turpentme-
Rosm
Tar..
Crude TuTDentine...
429 bales
183 casks
838 bbls
243 bbls
171 bbls
MARINE NETSr
A HAPPY WEVJ YEAR
AND MANY TIIANKS'TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS For
thpir T.TRERAL PATROL AUJb liUJtt.iv xxau. rAai lluAK.
AND
!? r the Cure ol Ciiniis, v,oius,
rHoarsehess. Bronchitis,Crot:p, lufhi J
ler.za, Asthma, Whooping Cough, In -jf
Icipient Ccn5innptii ana lor tne re-
iefof consi r t: vcpcrsotis m hg van-
7id stigesoJiJie piFeasc. For Sale
?M I Wrqisti. Price, 25 Cents, f
OCt3 tf . j" :
RENEWED EFFORTS ,
.n.T Wi TirrnO!? ATT. WTTM AT?T TVMf i...
AND WItO CALL ON US FOR ii
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS !
Respectfully and Kindly.
R. M. WclWTIRE.
dec SO
The Public is requested carefully to
rtr and enlaratd Sck
notice (Jm
kern tob drawn Monthly
WHOLESALE PFICES.
following qnourUons represeni
wholesale prieea generaUr. ' In mating np
nave ixr i cubmcu
The
ale
small ordere higher prices
I ARRIVED.
U. S. mall steamer Minnehaha, Bis
bey, Smithville, Master. . : -
Steamer Joha . Dawson, Sherman,
Point Caswell. R. P. u
Steamer Governor -Worth, ; Worth,
Fayetteville, Worth & Worth. .
Steamer Bladen, Skinner,-Fayetteville.
DeRosset & Co. "
. Steamship America, Savage, . New
York, A Y Wilson, with guanto to CC
R R - -; " ' - '
Schr Sarah Eaton, Dhc.' Philadelphia,
Geo Harriss & CoJwith guaao to C C
rr. ' y !
CLEARED.
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis-
bey, Sinithvuie, Master. 1 ,
Steamer Governor Worth .Worth,
Fayetteville, Worth & Worth; .
Steamer Bladen, Skinner,Fayettevillo
DeRosset & Co. . 1 . ;i
Ger barque Apotheker Diesmg. Stahl,
RrrttArdam- Ilariiins Johnson, j .
fir harnue Carl Mar. Beyer Liver
pool, DeRosset & Co. , 1 Af
Br barque Geo I Davis, Maeumber,
1 ?vrnrrl - Alpr SDnint & Son. I .
Sf.hr Annie R - Iewis. Lewis.1 St
Pierre,. Martinique,- E Kidder & Son .
Rxports.
Ii . FOREIGN. .
Rotterdam Ger barque A pothekee
Diftsinir 3.552 bbls rosin. I 206- bbls
nitrth. 60 do rosin oil. 10 do crude tur
i
Liverpooi-Ger barque. Carl t M"ax---399
bbls eumthus. 30 do tar. 10 do crude
turoentine Br baraue Geo ' Davis 2 -
203 halM cotton.
St Pierre. Martinique Sfchr Annie R
Lewis 200,274 feet lumber.
List of Ve&solK in port Jan. 2,
BARQUES'"
Dan AuroriU, 570 ton. Thompson, . .
i C MtwiDe
Nor Germahla, SW Un, Aim,
E Tcftchaa &. WMtermaan
Gcx Gari Max, t9t tons, Beyer, r
B t ecnaa & Welermann
Nor EiTagoti. 420 ion. Wcbcr. C Mebane
Br Mersey. 3 tons. Kclger, . i ;
B Peschau A .Wetermann
Nor A M Schwelsaard, 440 ton. Johnsen.
) - y C P Mebaoc
r I H Schwen!fl, 3T tow, CUiuen. r :
l!file & Co
Nor Jona,TI4 lotxa,; Teieren, ' t . a
j A frprunt A 8on
Nor -Marie, 380 ioua. Tallaken. Ueirte A Cb
Nor Formica, 894 loo, Jeooo, 1
i KG Bai kcr A Co
Ger 1T1U PwcbaQ. 31 ton, Bremen.
K FesrAau at'wwiertaann
Nor Mark; . 434 ton. Taarrl , "e0
Nor Cawlenr, 4Vi ion. Nielsen. V
8wed Botty. 443 tons. Patterftcii, Bdae A Oo
Vm- ftrvsr Odd. Sit tcm. TekCle9.
i HoM A Co
!Ctfr EHnor, 401 ton. Borcb. Heldo & Co
Nor KrifUue, 84 J tons. Jameeo, IleWe A Co
fs.n tnJjn 23Q tnna. LAracn. : HeUle A CO
i lr rvnUe. 310 tons. Schroder. C P Mcbano
Nor Thlnka; S4 tons. Yen sen. CP Hebane
Nor Hans. 4S tons. Errirkwni. C P Moban
r rnnM rAT- 612 ton&. Macomber.
7' Alox Sprant A Son
Gct Apotheter Wsipg. 338 tons. Stalls,
. B Poechan A Westermann
r.n TmIu ' 3tf tmiH. Ffaiisen. i lie We A Co
Nr Yatara. 667 tona. Olsen. Ileide A Co
Not Emllv. 37 tons. Lawen. C P Mebanc
nr .1 T Smith. 396 tons. Lockhardt.
E U Barker A Co
Oer Errard Fona, 3C7 tons, KlptV Ifoldc A Co
Nor Josra. 4TI tons. Korensen. Helde A Co
v-rvdflftj-. 317 tons. Soars.
Geo Harris A Co
V Tftamls . 303 ton. Albetlism. ;
..T rHcideACo
l BRIGS.
hTLil RmratM C. 28J tona. Caiulia,
rwrt rwl of Anril. 247 tona. Soreascn.
i ! Hcldo A Co
c n . .1. L .Ana tfa.VnMi
KG Barker A Co
- SCHOONEltS. "
.TuTla. Cilzabeth. 80 tone. Iurrani.
- Cronly A Morris
Henry D May, 2T9 tons, Morris ,.
Geo HarrUs A Co
B F Dee. 393 tons. Marts, Geo j HarrUs A Co
Geo Moolton, Jr. S66 urns, Landerkln,
EG Barker A Co
BAGGING j
Standard...
2 ft................
lft
BACON North Carolina:
'Hams, V ft '
Shoulders, V ft..
Sides, V ft -
WESTERN SMOKED
Hams.
Sides. W ft.........--""-"
Shoulders..
DRY SALTED
1 Sides. V ft
Shoulders, V ft ..i..
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine,
Second Hand. each. . .
New NeL York, each...
Naw Citv.each
BEESWAX, tf- ft
BRICKS, M-
BUTTER. V 8
North Carolina
Northern. ......... . :. . .
Wilmington. .......
Northern
CANDLES, V ft
- Sperm..........-.. -
'Tallowi. '. '
Adamantlae ......
CHEESE, V ft i
Northern Factory.
Dairy, Cream...,.
State.....
COFFEE, tf" ft
Java.
Laguyra..;
bio ;
CORN. MEAL, & bus. , iu sacks
COTTON TrES, V bundle
Domestics (
Sheeting, 4-4, V yd...........
Yarns, bunch. . ............
EGGS, V" dozen.
FISH - . I
Mackerel, No. 1, Vbbi.
Y7(8
11
00
10
00
ct)
17H
15i4
00 CB
IS
15
11
14
18
15
114
Capital Prize $75,000:
Tickets only $5. Shares in pro-
' portion.
608S3HPTI0S
3
10 H12
00 ( 11
75
90 i
60
30
28
I 20
7 60
0 00
1 85
8 t 00
6)l 90
& 2G
0-00
it 33
0 9 60
ATU 00
18 (B
HVi(
14 (B
1310
14 8
10 &
18
10 S
10 8
25
12
16
14
141
12
28
14
18
80
1 60 k 1 75
7
1 00
00
7
1 10
25
...16 00
IfAckereL No. 1. Vhaltbbl..' 8 50
Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl......'.' 9 60
Mackerel. No. 2. V half bbl.. 5 00
Mackerel, No. 3, V bbl....;.. 7 75
Mullets, V bbl.. ....... ....... S 00
Mullets, Pork bbls 7 00
N. C. Roe Herring, V keg.... 3 00
DryCod.ft ;J..:.. 5
FERTILIZERS, 2000 fts
Peruvian Guano, No. 1.......67 50
,. 1 ' -J No. 2 ..36 00
-.-.. Lobos 00 00
. Baurfis Phosphate...... 00 00
.Caratna Fertilizer.... 45 00
iround Bone.. ....... ........00 00
Bono Meal...... ........ ......00 00
Bone Flour.. 00 CO
. Navassa Guano.. ...40 00
Complete Manure. ........... .00 00
Whann's Phosphate... -.00 00
Wando Phosphate ...00 00
Benrer A'Bulz'B Phosphate..OO 00
Excelleza Cotton Fertlllzer.65 00
0 00
5 50
fi 00
7 00
6 60
5 73
6 SO
11
20 00
mo 00
&10 00
B 5 50
& 8 00
(S) 3 50
(d S 50
& 4 00
9
I
(0X 2 50
fl27 00
(g)51 00
000 00
050 00
&40 00
645 00
57 00
4o 00
sn 00
00
(70 00 .
60 00
&i)0 00
&) 7 50
& 9 00
& 6 Ot
0600
6) 6 50
8 75
m 6 60
CO 6 CO
tfb 7 50
& IS
Louisiana State Lottery
I , Company. ;
We do hereby certify that tec supervise the
arrangemanti for all the Monthly and Semi
Annnal Iraicingi of The Louisiana State Lot
tery Company ; and in person manage and con
trol the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted icith honesty, fairness, and
in good faith toward all parties, and tee atdhor
ize the Company to use this certificate, vithfac
imilst of our stanature attached, in its adrer
tisements" , .- .
CAB BE CORED!
,tft rati m n n tanni
1 Ill V f 1 I 1
luhgs. ;o)
Commissioners.
Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Leg
islature for Educational ami Charitable pur
roses with a capital of $1,000,000 to whch a
reserve fund of $550,000 has since been
added. .
By an overwhelming populai vote its fran
chise was made apart of the present Stat
Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D.,1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people of any State. j
It never scales or postpones.
Its Graku stN'ou: Number baAWiNOS take
place monthly.
! A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. First Grand Drawing, Class
A, at New Orleans, Tuesday, January 0,
1882 152nd Monthly Drawing. ! , ; '
Capital Prize, $75,000.
1'OojbOO Tickets at Five Dol
lars Each. Fractions in Fifths
in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES,
I Capital Prize of ....... ,
I Capital Prize of ...J......
1 Capital Prize of.... 1..........
2 Prizes of 0,000..
5 Prizes of 2,000...... .......
10 Prizes of 1,000 ........j...
20 Prizes of
......
10
57
73
. 4
10
90
00
75
80 00
00
ta
& 1
at
&
French's Carbonate of Lime. . I 7 00
French's Airriculrural Lime.... 8 50
rrxUR, v bbv
Fine
Northern Super. ..... .i. .. .
s Extra..........
f Family..........
City MlDs Extra..,
Family.... ....
, Extra Family.
GLUE V 1
GRAIN, V busnei
Corn, from store, bags, white.;
" Corn, cargo, in bulk, white..
Com, cargo, in nags, wniie..
Corn, cargo, mixed, in bags. .
Oots, from store.. i.
' Cow Peas.....
HIDES, V ft I !
r -Grpea.. ...... .!..... .......
HA''lOO fts"" '
-Eastern
Weetern......
North River
HOOP IRON, V Ton. .
LA.RD.V ft 1
Northern. W
Vm-th riimUnA 00 St
LIME. V barrel 1 10 & 1
LUMBER, City Sawed, f M ft.
cnip ornu, resawoa. w wvj
Rough Edge Plank. 1....15 00 Z
West India CargoeAaccordlng
to qualirr. : 13 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned. .18 00
Scaufibijr trad Board. conPn . .13 00
MOLASSES, V gallon
Nw Cron Cuba, In hhds...-. 00 (ft
" i In bbls....
prrto Rico, In hhds
tn hhln
75
G )
T5
W
80
12
100 Prizes
300 Prizes
500 Prizes
I0d0 Prizes-
of
of
of
of
1,000.
500.
200.1.
100
: . 50. !
APT . t
I::
9 Approximation Prizes of $750.
9 " 500.
S " 250.
75,000
25,000
10,000
12,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
20,000
30,000
25,000
23,000
8,750
4,500
2,250
1
lit
1
10
85
485 on
14
14
5T'
P20 00
nr
on
flf22 00
0)15 00
00
A
00
00
00
00
40
00
100
10 &
Br Mary L Gunn. 180 tons. Hind
revenue
bii1
Calendar
n matter vrhat U'oiir ailment i.
Brown's Iron Bitterswill eurely benefit
you. i -
Farmers and others desiring a gen
eral, lucrative agency tmainefle, dv
which $5 to $20 a day can oe eamea
send address at once, on postal, to II.
C. Wilkinson & Co.1, 196 and 197 Ful
ton Street. New) York, dec l&-&-m.
400 TONS COAL
JUST ARRIVED PER SCHOONER 'SAL
LIE MAIR," and is a Tory superior article.
WOOD in full supply at REDUCED PRICES
jan ' J. A. SPRINGER.
ft
P Mebane
A DIVIDEND OF THREE-AND-A-HALF
tKR CENT, has been declared by the Board
i
ol Directors of this Bank, payable on and after
January 10th.
dec 22w "
A. K." WALKER,
i . -j, j Cashier.
Buggies! Buggies!
jqW AM SECOND jHJLND FOB SALE
Soma Bargain 50 DTHERLAND,
dltf UrortwJ Sale Stables
LAni of Vessels for this Port.
BARQUES. ;
Nor Abel, 463 tons, Danlclson, Antwerp,
Nov 29.
Dan Alagaard, 425 tons, Antwerp.
Nor Condor, 380 tons, Nellson, Mantel lies,
Oct 21
Bt David G Worth, 409 tons, McDonald,
London. Oct 18 - m
Nor Klenor. 310 tons, NeLUen, Liverpool,
Oct 24 i
Dan Elene, 481 tons, Dahl, GUsgow, Dee 6
Nor Kara, 400 tons, Albrethsen, Arendel,
Sept 25 via Dover, Not 12
.-Nor Gunn, 481 tons, Hansen, Antwerp,
Dec 14 - '
Ger taria Sothial 323 tons. Lbrwltz. Ham
burg. Oct 11, via Plymouth, Dec 2, arrived at
Nor Nordcn, 2SC tons, Woxholt, Ghent, Oct
19 .
Nor NordensXJold. 29s tons, 'Abrahamaen,
Hamburg, Dec 14, via Cuxferren, Dec 20
Nor Ocean. 475 tona i "
Ger Orion, 332 tons, Clausen, Hamburg. Nov
SO j -- 1
Nor Oscar ILj 572 tons, ' Haagcesen. Llrer
pool, Dec fL - I
Nor Progres, 419 tons, Xeilsea. Bordeaux,
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GerRlbnIU. 270 tons, Fretwurst, Glouces
ter Oct 27
N'or st Joseph, 385 tons, VerjUeu,, Rotter
dam, Dec 13
Nor Tbeedor, 303 tons, Elnermin, .
Nor Windsor, 333 tons, .Walloe, Liverpool,
Dec 9 ; ' ...'-a - u
Ger Hermann Freldricii, 288 toss, Nkjahr,
Hamburg, Nor a - r
Nor Leott,;t31 tons,: Elmten, Hamburg,
Nor Norja, 307 tona, Olscn.Uvcrpool, Dec 6
Br Signal, 312 toss, .WHHms, Uazaburr,
Sot 29 I ;
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Sugar House, tn hhds
V tr. bbls
Syrup, In bbls... -
NAILS, V Keg, Cut, lOd basis..
OIL8, V gallon
Kerosene.
Lard...
Linseed
Rosin.;
, Tar....
Deck and Spar
POULTRY
KChicacns, 11 ve, grown ........
.' Spring ........
xurKeys.
PEANUTS 4 bushel
POTATOES, V bushel
Sweet..... Irish, V bbl ..............
PORK, tr barrel
-.City Mess 23 50
Prime ; .....16 00
Rump.... .......17 00
RICE Carolina, if ft.
Rough, bushel. . . .
BAGS, y lb Country.
rope"," ft" !..
SALT, sack, Alum. .
juverpooi
Lisbon........ .
American
SUGAR, V lb Cuba.
Porto Rico
A Coffee........
B " ...........
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Ex C ti...
Crushed
SOAP. lb Northern......
SHINGLES, V M Contract. . . 5 00
Common 2 00
Cypress Saps... 4 60
, Cyprees Hearts 0 00
STAVES. V M-W. O. Barrel. .12 00
R. O. Hogshead. 00 00
TALLOW, fb. 5
TIMBER. V M feet Shipping. 12 00
fine snipping 11 25
. Extra do 9 50
Mill Prime.. J 7 50
Mill Fair 6 50
Common H11L 5 00
Inferior to Ordinary.......... 0 00
WHISKEY, V gal Northern.. 1 00
North Carolina..'..... 1 00
WOOL, V lb Washed 25
Unwashed 21
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l,fW7 Prizes, amounting to.... ... f?3,500
Abplication for rates to clubs shouM only be
made to the office of the Company In New Or-
loarie. ' 1 : - I -
FOr further biformatlon, write clearly, iv
Reclstered Letter, or Money Order addrcssol
only to
31. A. DAUFU1N.
New Orleans, La.
or M. A; DAUPHIN,
! t07 Seventh St., Washington, D. C.
dec 20-wed-eat-4w-d&w , . -
Salt, BaconLard, &c.,&c.
5 000 BaCf LIVERPOOL SALT,
50 Boxes D S SIDE'S, 1
75 Buckets LARD,
h- 150 BbU MOLASSES, f
Cuba, N. O. and Forto Rico,
i 100 Boxes CAKES and CRACKERS,
100 Boxes and Buckets CANDY,
75 Boxes cream CUBBSB,
200 Boxes SOAP,
25 Boxes STAKCH.
100 Boxes LYE.
Jan 1
j For sale by !
KERCHNER & CALDER BROS.
IVlbore" Candv.
UR STOCK TUOLGH DEPLETED dur
week is as a'n replenished with a
assortment made-(his week. We
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Cures Consumption, Colds, Pnen&
aia, Influenza, Broncaial BiScultiH
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, iAsthJ
Croup, Whoopin5 Cough, and all dJ
eases of tho BreatliiB Orrans. ' ft
soothes and heals the Membrane i
the Lungs, inflamed and poisoned i
the disease, and Drercnts the nhh.
sweats and tiglitness across tne chest I
ivuicu uwKJiii.i3a.uj xi. vvri.tLJLr
TION is not an incurable maladj. it
is only necessary to haTe the riskt
remedy, and HALL'S BALSAM is this
remedy. DONT, DESPAIR of U
LIEF, for this benign specific) irill
cure you, eyon tnougn proiessionu
aid fails. I
i HENRY'S
CfltBOLIC ;SUII
the Most Powerful Healing Oid
mem and Disinfectant
ever Discovered
If enroll1 a Carbolic Salve trials burns.
Henry's Carbolic Salve e-ure sores,
lltmm'a Ca: hollo Salvo allais vain.
Henry's Carbolic aaire cure t ernpiunu,
Henry's Carbolic vilr9 heals pimples.
1 len.ru 's Carbolic Salr heals bruise.
Ask. for Henry's and ume, no other.
BEWARE OP COUNTERFEITS,
3
Happy New Year.
TO MY FEIENDS AND
CUSTOMERS
Thank for their liberal patronage, a cootli
uanoe of which I ahall always endeavor to
serve.
WINTER GOODS
SELLING OFF IX) W
TO. MAKE
ROOM FOR,
SPRING STOCK
A FULL ASSORTMENT OFi
SONABLE
;Simon; Bear
RESPECTTULLYAIsNOIINCES'TIIAT he
ha embarked tn the TaUortnsr bnalneaa.
ing, oonrtnff an
k ana capaDie 01 manng. are
a repairing Clothln. Allor-
irtenaea to. Ittcm modente.
denvronvthi
Shop on Market between Second ana Third ite
o
ing Xmas
complete
have alo added several new varletlen, lnclud-ing.chrj-Btalizod
Figs. Dates, Prunes and Cream
- I
Almonds, Cuba Honey, Comb
We aro abo prepared to fnrnlsh dealer
wltli fre h made Stick Candy every day, of
the beet quality. Also, a fall assortment of
FANCY CANDIES,
which afford large profit? and Insure ctulck
"I'-. - SllC-3. -
APPIXsj ORANGES, COCOASI TS, BAN
ANAS, UTS, F1GH, KAJSIXS,
. 'and other fruit oj land at
Wholesale and Eetail !
With many thanks for the very flattering
" I- ;. 1 , -
patronage we have received from the opening
"i r " - I -
until now, we wlah all a llappy Hevr Year i
Stapleand Fancy Dry Goods
WHITE ooops;
AND
dec
E. J. M00EE & CO.
C. D. nIorrill.
XT NDEKTAKKE. CABINET MAKER AN1
J I
CARPENTER. Ofice and Work Shop on Sec
i -. '. '-;!. -i -.
ond street, opposite Sontherland's ttablea. .:
: . .. ,
Eespectfolly solicits orders and guarantees
gooa wore, pronxpi aearery and saOafacaovln
EMBROIDERIES,
Corsets and Hosiery.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
I
rjj. m. katz,
Sfi nrifAt Street
rf
fan 1
1 UtfAnK
I 1 . fore vou die, fZ,
U thi
eTttT respect.
lore you m
Lninz uh"-- jt a
sublime leave behind to conquer time- r
week la your own town, oaiflt lf'
risk. KverytlUng new;. Capital not rea
We will furnish you everything, r 2 r
making fortunes: Ladles make as """r-
men, and boys and girls make PJ' V
Reader, tf you want business at whln yr,
make great pay all the time, write W'KLg,
ars tcrll. IIallett & co., Portland, tf
nov iu-uw 11.
F. P. JONES,
be Bute. Special attention rfrsn w Jj
n LINTON, X. C, ATTORNEY
sellor-at Xaw. Will nractlce In
mayir-U ictloa ot cUlai.
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