1
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7M ISCEtL ANEOUS. ;r?
; REMEDY
for pair:
KetiTM tad entiM
KUEUHATISM,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica Lumbago,
BACKACHE,
HIAMC2Z, T007Z1CEZ,
r ISORE THROAT.
QCIXST8irSLLI50S,
SPXtAXXS,
Soreaen, Cat, Ureses,
, , FROSTBITES.
Drnxs, scaxds.
Aa4 ftH Mbr badDy teUl
(UU.
TITTT CUTS 1 BOTTLL
EoM by kU Drnjrelsta d1
Pealera. pireCUuaa in 11
71a Ckarlei A.7oIer Ca.
(Strnmn to A. Voaalcr ft Co.)
BUIflMra, Hi, C. S. A.
men 12
TIIAT SEITIibS IT.
IJroujjlit Into Competition wit li
tlio World, the
off tlio Honors
Best Carries
At the great Ccntonnfal Exhibition of 1876,
tho leading products of all the branches of tbe
World' in lua'ry were asmb'l at Ph a
rtefphia. To carry off a piizs lri the face of
that tremendous competition ws a task of no
enltnaryt llflloulty. Inventions and proara
Uon for the alleviation of pain and the cure
tt disease were present in the gr atcet porsi.
hi variety, representing the skill and the pro
found- t stxidy. 'of the age, and it may be of
viul importance to you. peraontllv, to row
th it tho higher! ad the o-dy medal giver to
rubber Torus p'astera, was awarded to the
mana'acturers of BENSON'S CAPCINE PO
KUS PL 8TKtt, by the following Ju-y:
Dr. WM. BOTH, Surgeon-General, Prussian
Army.
J. IL THOMPSON, A. M., M. D., Washln; -ton,
D. C.
C K. WHITE, M P.. Now Orleans. ,
E'E-T FlJtlt-CH. M. D., Audria.
TtH? dectalou was afterwards confirm 1 by
tlw medical Jury at the last, Paris Expos'tlon.
Koolng the value of such high and unbiased
testimony, the medical profession,' both In the
United staler and in Kurope, quickly threw
aMe the old, slow-acting planters they had
been using, and adopted Benson's in "thc'i
regu'ar practice That physicians and sur
geons of the broadest reputations dl 1 this, d'F
. tiocdy prove the intrinsic meMtof theartlclo.
It U no m vc than just to a Jd tint the nvrr
agcpfiyilcl o of to-day U not dominated by
the prejudice which relanled the progrrps
and m Hllfll the ituwees of his prede
cessor of nt rjon? than tveny-flve years ago.
Ho arcL-pt4 Idnt from all quarters aud endors
es and atlopts demonstrated healing agents
whertvt'r he Cr.d them.
Tlw right of liemon's Caixlne Porous Pias
ter lo Kind at the head of all exlernal. appl -Cutlons
whtteocvor, for the mitigation or cuie,
of Is n liMijrer questione I.
hot th-i i-nrchascr, however, lc on his guar'
saln.st imitatio'is. The genuine has the word
CA PCT.v E CVT In the middle.
eabory & Johnson, Chemists,. New 1 oric.
feb Wff
Farmers, Take JSolice.
jrOKS13' HOG CHOLERA COMPbUNl
1 just th thine to cure or prevent Hog Cho'
en and all dtseas"S to which swine are su
ject; U will prevent that dreadful dtsea
known as Trichnae, and will put vonr hOfr 1
a thrifty, healthy rendition, clearing the kid
aevH, lirer. Ac , of worms and parasites
Each package contains one and ono-hal
pound and will. If given strictly according t
directions, cure 10 hogs of the Cholera and put
20 noes in a condition to fatteu In one half th
usual time, thereby saving one half of the feet'
The farmers of Duplin countv are giving I
the praise. All farmers should bay a pact
age. .
For wale .whotoanfe mil retail, bv W. II.
CiKKEX, Druggist, Market Street. Wilmington
. C. dec 19-ilAw tf
Fayetteville Observer.
QN' THURSDAT, "FEBRUARY 8th, 1SS3,
the un 'enigned will revive the publication oi
tuo FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER.
The OusERvrjt.wl 1 b a .largrf 2S column
wsjkly uew -paper. nd will be milled to sub
tcrtb rs. postage paid, at $1 pr annum, al
ways in advance. 1 will give he ne f the
day in as arapfc form a luspa--c will permit,
and oth r g ar and occasional .-.orrepn-dents
lb contribute letters fiora theCapitt
on stat po itics an I xfTilrs.
IHm.c itic in toiuic . the usebver will
Jab r. flntt of all, to assure the iro.perit ui
the T w i of F ivettevlile, to ievelop th val
aprlcultur 1 resources -of its own and the
rteignborlog coun c. andti promote all in
y ce ns no welfare of the teopioof North
Carolina.
Opp -4d to siih tnoratlons cQ the homely
ways of .ur f tthers a-. In th gu of in
gres. harm H.x-leiy. Uie "Bsekveu will bf
loun I In full Myrapaihy with the new t ilogs
born of t e hau.e I c-mditl-m .f the outh
which -ound ju lament or enlightent-l expert
emxj fl'H to b also goo I. . -
Asio ie e-t:it Vni strive to deserve the
reputitl hi of tlu jiame it iulierit-s
0 li I ;H I.K. Jr
UK. -i
DYES
'jit i
BEFORE -AND -AFTER
Cectrk AppUances art sent 30 Days' Trial.
"TO LIEU OULY, Y0UI1 Q OR OLD,
I r aO are saScruur froot Ktsrocs Pkhtutt,
I f Lorr VrTAUTT. Lack or h'xava FOkcs aud
vtociL. Vuma WuDmszt aad ail thoea
3
ortrta
t'XMOVAi. JixTCRX tfilrtax from Ar
and
Soeettn:
Mrf ai com plsto revto
nacn ot Hsaxtb. Viooa and Maxbooo uuiiimnv.
waMMMioruiiMnMamtpueiuw.
ddr&s
VCLTAi: BUT CO
MIXH1I I - MISU
JfAUD SECOKlVnAJsD FOR 8AUS
jTheDafly Reviews
A wimVcame OD on summer
A soutb wiiul. swift and boh!,
tuir with a h:ntof sapphire ekies1
Ami jasmtnu's starry gohl
And lay at the feet of a daftxlil white;
. Aud tilled her with biisj Untold.
O
daffoditt -spill
fragrant
mo yoar
breath;
Antl she gave it in sigh on sigh ;
Oh. stoop Irom jour siatHy purity.
' And kisi tue Where I !"
But "Nay. my dear wiud! I'm a nan!"
she said;
That wib I must deny."
"Then you lore me not," cried the
eager wintl; I . I
She trembled where she Mood ;
I k",,' a. clime where the crimson
ro3e , I
Wit. ...cut mo -in wanner mood.1
Taeti i:o. thin !" aid the daffodil.
And tightened In r snow-wbue sn d.
- .
At eve tho syrect south jwind had fled.
And the dutf tdd stood alone; '
lie lay ".the. heart of themusk-roso
' red,
Whei.eo the west wind scarce had
flown, .
nd the one pure tear.the daffodil shetl
To the tuuulight only Was known.
. tlnston Transcript.
m ll i '
Diiiniy r'uot-lieiir. -
The rage for noyelties in shoes and
stockings is quite as great !as eer.
here txrtainlj never was a tiriie when
vometi with pretty leet couiir display
hem to greater advantage, for on the
ther side, when women with' Ungrace
ful ones could hide them so successfully.
'ot the iurmer are sijh-s and colors
H-yond enumeration: For the la'ter
ire exctHnly low-cut sandals and
npersin bronze kid. bl:ck jsittin r
black undressed kid. with a bit of
uiurouiery or beading upon thepointtd
ei these to, he worn invariably with
lockings of black or some dark shade,
he pale tints being left for those whose
lelicaiely-shaped feet can best venture
o display them. Among the novel
ancies lor these-f fa vored ones are
Jharles IX shoes of silk, matching ; li.e
vst nine, aud Wat teati shoes of while
Suede kid. The latter usually have the
iocs hand-painted.' this ornamentation
lien o- ingdoue by tho -ladies then-
elves after purchasing ths plain shoes,
vlthouich this material is easily soiled
l is very easily cleaned with clay-pipe
towder. andals ot iray kid or bronze
are worn with home toilets over stck-
ngs of cardinal silk, this being a par-'
:cularly elegant combination , in foot
lressing.. .
l'ale silver-gray silk stockings, em"
noidereil m the iustep with delicate
nauve flowers, are als the ihe height
d elegance; these are worn with 1 w
ir slipper of pale jrray kid. w rkil on
the toes. With cut steel and tit e hi 1 o-
im b aKs. lii k slioes. that a hn i
time ago were so fashi nahle for dane-
l.ig anil evening, wa , are ijU tu dis-
anled, and the sandal ot hoe. like the
.loves and lan. inu-t always matca the
.oilet. Sew York Post.
II yu are Kuineri.
n health ; from any causej especially
rom the use ot any of the thousand
lotrums that promise so largely, with
oug fictitious lesiimoHials.have no fear,
itesort to Hop Bitters at once, and in a
hort ttm you will have the most ro
tus aud blooming iiealth.
Tlie CJoutl Boy's Pritner.
THE YOUNG MA-GI CI AN.
The fol low-ins exS pe-ct-iiients
are
bu
im-ple and ea-ny, and au-y lit-lle
oan do them, and make the Home (Jir-
i.. : .1.. i i l.. (
eie iuuu ijie-iy.
THF-AI LING! BA BY.
t When Nurse is Out of the Room, tie
i White silk Thread tight-ly A -round
Ua-bys leg, iir a Create of the Fat
whero it will not Show. In a few
vlinutes Ba-by wiil Set up a Howl.' and
nei-ther Nurse, nor Ma-ma, nor Sis ter
lei-en.. ftor Grand ma. nri yet Sis tcr
ivato will be A-ble to Find j where thai
Dratted Pjnis. Of course yvhen the
l)c-tor rinds the Thrcail, you! can ei-
4uer Liu out of It or pnivo an !Al-ibi.
THE MYS-TI-FIED CAT.
Some af-ter-hoon when sis-ter I lel-en
is out hunt-ing new Kusrs with Cous-m
Etelle. Cjax. Ie-na's Cat jn-to Sis-te
ilel-en's Koom, stain his mouth' with
ited Ink, and gum a fea-ther from the
Oau-a-ry to Ilis Xoso. Then you can
ta'ie the Bird from us Cage! aud 8e4l it
o the Junk Man a-roum! the; Cor-rnei
lor six-ty-rive :cats. tHking! cm re- to
leave the Oat in the Jioom. Vhen Sis
er llel-en Comes s Backl there
will ban Kn-ter lain nieht. ahd la-tei
on a lovo-ly tri-an-gle will bujmade b
un cle Charley, the Cat. and a Citlb.
" THE IN-VEK-TED FISUi. ,
Soni mom fug when Sis-ter Kate is
in t.ie lar-tor tu-riingthe ,Banjo, piur
a lit-tle Am-mo-nia or- pep-er Saure
in-to Ifer A qua-riuni. i With-in an
llour the astou-ished Fish will Swim
upside Down, which will! be ver-y cu-ri-ous
and A-musmg, esp-ci al-ly to
Sis ter Kate. j ! !
' Bed-Hidden and Cured
W. E. Huestis. of Emporia. Kan
sas, says that his wife hail been sick
nearly teven jears, and for the last four
months bed-ridden. She has been
neated by a number of physicians and
only grew worse. Her; atleniion was
called to Or R. V. Pierce's -(olden
Medical lM8civery' and ''Favdrite Pre
scription.""' whicii she commenced using
In one week she could sit up. and in
three weeks she could walk j about. B
dniggists. jj t-f
mm H . I
The stylograthic pen is one of the ne
cessarie8 of our modern civilization.
If Hood's song had bemjDip,tMp. dip."
instead of "Stitch, stitch, stitch. it
would have lost its text at the hands of
Mr. Livernaore, who has given his age
this perfection of pen, benholder, and
case, and ink, all in one, handsome,
and always at hand and ready for use.
The inventor has put sbme new im
provements into it. and now what re
mains but lor every scriba and letter
writer to-find it on hUdesk. JnkiiL
ler and cleaner, all go with it AmL to
crown all the price ;ha bsen reduced
to $2. Send that monnt to, the Bole
agent. Mr. Louis E. ! Dunlap, 20f Wash,"
inglon SC, Boston. Mass . and the re
turn mall will bring yon this; most per
loot peakntrtct4Qr ' potto nt tzisz.
r:.
XUo , Terr Ule Cans Girl
Jttapga on a L'Ti nra -hpr na unrn y
li oKliiur 44 jw n h a retard ovtr iitr
latJK YotT rake tho Jeu ties t o i r i the
world and put a Lxiard over , her face.
and turn hr out in a j loiqre and sfce
ffetsi trie reputation of terns onhily. and
you would swear a!ie would jump ftnc a
and false merry hades; aidl ou would
not give mt much tor iier ;by: felt) fcnly4
ior oeer. it is so with the girl.l If she
Tvearu her hair hih cm her tan-head, or
! brushel back, or even had frizzes, and
nas a om1 iiHtk. you will go jour bot
tom d -dar n her; And feel that she is as
fpMxl its cold, aud that when olio tell
her joung man that.shu lore him there
is no disootint on it.- au? no njgnii
back; but take the same girl wiih nT
front hair banned, and when' she liMtk
at you.- jo'u- feel jut an thiuy:h; she
vrrmld hook, antl you can't trust her
She has a feiii e-jumpin hk that
makes a '.young man leel as .;.hoiuli
he wouhln't feel safe unless she
was tied hand' and foot so - she
couldn't get out of the pasture. Al ii 1
with Oaxs may irj itr b gwl and
I ----- - - mJ ' W
. true. bt its awtul hard work. Whi n
8he loogs, ;tt- hVrM"lt in I he glas ut.d
seen I h quarter of lreheatK she says i
hefsjf: vI aih rraiijierou! they warn
to lok out lor mo 'Sho thinks she i
all risjht but ' She is constantly doii g
tloing mat. whkdi a ;irl who 'wears hci,
hair, brusheii back wuld jut 4hink of
"doings , Tlio baig gii liuay ;be!ng i
t he rhuroli nd niav try. to put on
pious lookiwhilo thehymn is bi-'imrp ad. '
Buthe will lo k but lrbm lhiiid iho-
bangs sidewise. at some meek and lowly
young Chrintain who is trying to ei.
his iuind fixed on the hymn ami he will
get his mind fixed on her, and it-will
break him ull up aud - he wont know
wither he is ringing-' A -charge to
keep I have1' or "She's a daisy.1 The
bang girl may place her bangs down on
the back of the pew ahead of her dur
ing the morning prayer ahd try; to4
be uoikI, hut her tl dhrs wiil bo too
tight, and as she Miche around 'to cae
the fcpain lone eve . will rie like tie
morning sun over the back of the pew.
and that eye will -catch the : eye of a
young man two seats to the right, wh
is trying to cover his lace with one hat d
while he tries to keep the flies oil" tl e
p imade on his hair with the other, aim
his interest in the prayer is knocked
into a ocked hat The banking of a
girPs hair changes the whole nature of
the littlo wretch, anil he becojues as a;
gun that is loaded. You take a 'picture
of Kvangelino11 aud bang her hair and
she would look as . -though" she would
'run at" people How 'would,' Mrs'.;
Van Cott. the alleged female !. preacher,
look with her hair-bapceii? It is juat
the same with: boys. .You take a nice,
pious Suuday-schcol boywho can l e
ciu 300 verses of the NewTe -tament and
cut his hair with a clipieraud he :I"-ks
like Tug W'illson.rFtciica- an.;
Titties. ; 1
A Cincinnati dairy man is changed
W h luting off the upot hi- horses
i his is something unusual in the
of showing love tor horseflesh.
ear
way
- i ..in -
Don't Hie in the Llonsc
"Routrh on Rats11 C'eais out 'rats,
mice, roaches, bed'bugs, flies ants;
molesr chipmunks, gopher. 15c.
. . ' ' U'
The ocean front at ijong branch has
bpen washing away o vfast that tie
Itroperty owner there 'are -building
b ilkheads ahd jetties la save their prop
erty. , :. '
IriAOsue la an effect, not a- cace. Its origin
wilbia: iU maulfctttations without. Hence,
.o cure the dlseiwe the CAUSE must be remov
d. and la no otbelr way can a cure be effected.
VAUNEtt'S SAFE KIDNEY AND MVEU
;URE la eetabUahod on just this principle. It
raallzesr that f
95 Per Cent.
Of all diseases arl&e from deranged kidneys and
iver and it strikes at once at the root ot the
liltt -ultv. The elements of which it is coro
iks3 aVt directly ujon the gi-Citt organs, both
is a FOOD and ItEsTOREU. and by placing
tJiem fn a healthy condition, drive disease antl
tain from the system. . . - -. . ' r
For the Innumerable trouble1 caused by.un
Jiaalthy Kidneys, Liver and Uainary Organs;
or the distreinjE Disorders of Women; for.
!l ilaria and for physical derangements jrener
kilv, this frreat remedy has no ejnal. Bcwan
t impostsrs Imitations aad concoctions said
to be just good.
! For Diabetes ask for WJIXEK'S SATE Dl
AHETE8 CUKE. -
For sale by ail deaJera.
. H. U. WARNER A CO..
apl li-lm . . Rochester. S. Y.
Foreclosure Sale.
B
Y VIRTUE OF THE POWER OF SALE
contalne-1
In a certain deod made by J. J.
EUis and wife to T. li. LIppIrt, as Trustee for
Bnatwrlght & MrKoy aad their belrs and
signs, and rocord-jt In Book P r P, page
232. of the Records of New Ha orer-mnnty;
the n'xtetvirnd ts Attorney for he said trus.
tee. will sell to the iiighebt "bid-ier for ca-h at
tne Co rt lloudoor In the city of Wilming
ton, on Monday April 2nd. 183, at 13 o'cl ck,
M the ollowtngiecrttxd proport situate ln
said cltjr beginning a tbe Northwest tn cr-6-ction
or 1 enth with Chestnut street, ru s
thence North with the Western tine of Tenth
street 50 foet, tboce West along Y ramHert'
line H po es la Hunt's line, thence foutb 50
feet to Chbtout street, tbonco along the North
line of Cbestrrat street 18 poles to the begin-Dii.g.,-
- - J. JK BJCLLAJir.Jr., :i
meh 1-SOd . ... ., Attoruey.
L not, life la sweeping
by, go andlar be
1 1 fore rom die, aome
LJ : ! thinr mlarhty and
anbl'ma tea v behind to copotwr time.- $68
wek Jn your nwo town. f5 outfii free. No
rtek. EverylhlBS new. . Caplttl net required
We will firnish you eTerythlng. Many .are
tnakt2forttirv Iie make as mncb
men. aoo dots &sa gxra . maae grea pay.
Reader, If yon want business- wtttcbyovcaB
care great pay all ta tLs, wrtia for paxticu
an toll. Uli tXTT Ae ii rPortiaad. JIaloe.
LStS
ISifi T
F?r thz j Cure of Cougni, Colds, i
Tlniirscnes?,' Bronchi tis.Cronp; Infia i
enz3 Astlini,V licpiiig .Coug'i, In -1
r.',enLLc"-.;imrjtiriri?!:ia tor tne t
i.:-f pf cannt. r ..it: persons iu'adran 4
i cd stages ot ins Disease.-For.Saic I
" I -Tincits Pricef 25 Cents.
octl-tf
WHOLESALE TFICES.
The fidlowinjj 'tmotrtlons rert-Rent
wholesale prices cnenJly in making- ui
mrAUtinhrs hijfiier I'liof 4ihv- to be bijted
BAGGING i !
SundanU.
IS
ib 11
BACON N6rth Carolina: - 1 .' !
llama, ft 00
Shoulders, i9- 10
.slde. 5ft h 00
3
15
U
U
IS
151
11
12V
li
85
WESTERN SMOKED
Hams.
'Svles.' tf lb..........
Shoulders ...... .
Di.Y SALTED fc
Sides, r
Shoulders, tf b
BARRELS Spirits Terpentine.
C0 St)
00 .&
Second Hand, each 1
Now N'ew Vork, each........ 1
New Ci tv.each 1
BEESWAX, T lb .,
75
00
m
30
en 1
rW I
CS)
00
90
so ;
BlilCKS, If M
J8CTTER, V lb -
. North Carolina............... TS
Northern.......... 20
Wilmington.... 7 50
Northern.'. ..... 0 00
00
33
(a
9 50
U 00
CANDLES, lb
- Sperm.....;:.................
Tallow ,
; Adamantiae. .......L....
CHEESE, lb I
. Northern Factory............
j Dairy, Cream... ............
SUte
COFFEEtf. 8-r i J
Java...... I....
, . Laguyra... ...... ....... ......
Rio............ ;
CORN MEAL, bus., in sacks
OrVrTON TIES, tf 'bundle....
18 &
iil4ira
14 CS)
14 &)
10 &
25
12
15
14
144
12
j
25
11
13
80
18 &
10 (O)
10
774s
50 01
75
domestics
SUeetlnpTr 44, tf yd 7
Yarns, tf bunch 1 00
EGGS, tf dozen.. 0f
FISH
. Mackerel, No. 1, tf bbl. 1. 00
' Mackerel, No. 1, tf half bbl.. 8 50
' Mackcrel.No. t. tf .. bbl. ... 9 GO
Mackerel, No. 2, tf halfj)bl.: 5 00
r Mackerel, No, 3, tf bblv..U 7 75
Mullets, tf bbl.,..J....;..... 3 00
Mullets, Pork" bbla. 7 00
N. C. Roe Herring, tf keg, ... S 00
Dry Cod, tf lb ... 5
FERTILIZERS, tf 2.000 lbs
Peruvian Guano," No. 1 57 80
" No. 2...... -36 00
. Lobos. , 00 00
Bauarh's Phoeuhate. .. ....... .00 00
, CarolboaKerullser.. ....... ...45 00
Ground Bone..... ........ ....00 00
- Bone Meal. . .:. 00 00
Bone Flour........ ........ ..00 00
Navassa Guano. .40 00
Complete Manure.. ......... ..00 00'
Whann's Phosphate.. v.00 00
Wando phosphate 00 00
(0 .
& 1
(ft)
'7
10
25
20 00
10 OC
(UJlOlX)
a 5 50
& 8 00
ea 3 so
e
(S 4 ()
& .ft
&::7 00
S)S 00 ,
oo
50 00
40 00
545 00
, 57 CO
45 00
' fi67 00
70 00
4870 00
Bcrger a liutz'e Phosphate.. oo oo
em oo
Excellcnza Cotton Fertilizer. 55 00 H0 00
French's CaHio ate of Lime
& 7 50
& 9 01
e 5 oo
fco a oo
0 50
& S 75
T t 50
n 6 o
& 7 50
(9 13
French's Agricultural Lime....
FLOUR, tf bbl
Fine.....
Northern 8ujer.
44 ' Extra...... .
Family.
City Mills Extra-.. rf
" Family.
Extra Family....
a 50
0 00
5 50
6 00
7;00
6k0
5' 75
6 50
.11
70
GLUE tf lb.......' ,M
GRAIN, tf bushel -
Corn, from store, bag-a, white.
Corn, caro, in bulk, white. ..
- Corn, cargo, lnbars- white.. 1
Corn, cargo, mixed, in bags. .
Oots, from store..............
Cow Peas. ............ ........
HIDES, tf lb
Green ; .
Dry.. j
75
6)
65
B0
80
. 6
13
25
10
85
a
ct l
(
et,
0)
& .
i
as l
10
57
75
4
10
HAY, tf 100 ft&
Eastern
Western....................
North River.
HKJP IRON, tf Ton
1
1
90
00
75
0 00
i
13
00
1 10
LA.KD. tf a '
Northern.....................:
North Carolina
LIME, tf barrel-.
14
14
50
St)
LUMBER, City Sawed, tf M f t.
Ship Stuff, rosawed. .......... IS 00
RoHgb- Eilfe-Plauk 15 00
tfKO 00
016 00
zn oo
15 00
... W est India Cargoes .accormng
13 00
18 00
V .mtjr ................. .
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.
Scautline and Board. cora'a-.12 00
MOLASSES, tf srallon
New Crop Cuba, in hhds.....
I h i 44 in bbls..
Porto Rico, In hhds
. .. ln Ublg
Su.u.r House, In hhds.
L V - 44 V, fx bbla..
Syrup. In bbls
00
43
00
00
00
00
40
(ft
&
&
&
&
a
41
42
45
4
29
32
SO
75
15
45
NAILS, tf Kegr.Cut.10d baais- 0 00
OILS, tf gallon i
Kerosene.. 0i$t&
Lari 1 10 &
- fHU""! f. t"a CI f-.J l-Vii I iti 111
Lineed 90 I-fio
Rosm... 90 Gt) ! 00
Tar.i.;.?.. r. 00 & jo
1 Dock and Spar 00 22
POULTRY j
Chickens, live, grown........ 33 CI 35
44 . Spring 30 & 30
Tnrkeyo......... 75 & 25
PEANUTS tf bushel... "SO fiJ 1 10
POTATOES, tf bushel
Sweet. 60 75
Iriidi, tf bbl.. 3 50 3 75
PORK, tf barrel
City Mess.......... 23 5C 24 00
Prime le 00 17 00
Rump 17 00 li? 00
RICE- Carolina, tf tb-. 4 8
i Rough, tf bushel 96 1 15 -
RAGS, tf Eh Country 1 1,
ICity..... l
IW'PE, tf ft 14Vs 22
SALT, tf sack. Alum... 00 75
Liverpool Oo 80
Lisbon 00 00
American 00 75
SUGAR, tf lb Cuba 00 00
Porto Rico.... 00 G 00
--A-oee..-.....i.T.r.-.r 00 104
B s 00 - 9
c " . - S gi,
Ex C 3 . 9v,
- Crushed, 104 11
SOAPjtf fb Northern 5
iiilks, tf M Contract.
' Common
5 ctrcs "TtW
2 00 a i 50
Cypress Saps....... ... 4 50
a s oo
O 7 50
IS 00
10 00
6
it 00
en oo
12 00
? 50
7 CO
6 OC
4 00
crprees Hearts o io-
STlrES. tf Sf WrO. Barrel. .12 00
R. Q. llogsbead. ... 00 00
TALIX)tv, tf fb. ........ ...o... 5
TIM BE By tf.M feet-Shipping.! 2 00
Fine Shipping...
Al 25
JExtra do .................
Mill Prime.
.'Mill Fair........
Common Mill................
Inferior to Ordinary.........
WHISKEY, tf gal Northern
North CaroUna.. ............
WOOLrtf ib Washed........
9 50
7 50
50
5 00
0 00
1 3 T
1 00 2M
2i :s s
21 a 23
10 .15
SUYer Plated Spoors and Forks, low
pices; ' jACosi.'a .".""- t
MISCELLANEOUS?
FINE
WMES
LIQUOES.
11. BRUNHILD & BR0.,
v -i -. ,. - . - .'
No. 2 Granite Row,
Wilmington , i1 .,C .
H70CLD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
f I ' I
to the public that they have lately Imported
- I i
from flrd hands In Europe, and which is now
In boml at Custom House, j :;
NOTED vintages
ALSO A LAHGE QUANT1TYIOF
. - . ' ' f
Delicious Sherries,
Ports of the Finest Bouauet,
i And most celebrated brands.
! ' I i '
They hare frnthermore addvt to jUiOlr full
a d well. Clocted etock a complet-e lino of
FRENCH CORDIALS AND IJQUER3 Bailable
t'tbe
The
palate of I he most fastidious. '
nochc6ter Browing Company, through
Mesfti.-Heivry L. Becker & Co.!
hare dven
the a the agency for their "Export Beer and
which
does not want Tor praise from all quar
ters. They solicit patronage.
Oct 19
PI M. Hale's Publicatious.
WOODS TIMBERS
OK NORTH CAROLINA. ' ;
1 voh Kmo . UeltaJ f l.'25. '
"The publication of Mich facts in a thaie
that nmkes them awes-iible, is the very le t
service iht tlio pubiie siilritfd ien in tlio
-south, can do their states.'' A. Y. irorld. ,
"The vci-r IhSnsr r.ceMfnl. A very fmjortiu)t
work i or th UieJ, iri''min)ton' Star.
4"A timely and valuable KubUction- Muft
prove f roat service to tho i tatt." Char
lotte Journal. -
""Mr." H.le 'bvs' dorte tho State a great ser
vice " Biblical Jiccorder. ' i J
'Of such thorough excellebce
thnt it de
serves I th wi'lest .civcuia
tion. XushrUle
(Tfnn.) Lumberman.
The bok is v. ell printed on ilnted"paer, is
had.-omelv bound in cloth, coht ins 'Xj-1 p 'ges
and sn accurate nnd bf-aut'.fully excciued map
of the dater with all itw railroad joules de
"liucd. . I
EVERYBODY'S HOOK.
Answers to simple questions frequently put
to lawyer by I aymen.
P- bits in Law r v tine to o'-ci-y man in North
Carolina be Pro'e-"ion tl man, ithe Farmer,
th Mec ni-. ihe Landlord, the Tenant, the
Cropper, the L tborrr. . j
12mo , paper, Price (Five Postage Stamps'1
15 ceuts.
F'or side by booksolfers generally, who rosy
be supplied in qmn titles on favorablo terms,
by cith r jf the unSeicIm d. I
if nut to bo- h-fd at mr local book store,
maile t po.-t-pabi on roc iit of ihe price, bv i
K. J II ALE & SN, '
Publieher-, Bok-cbers ami St.-itioner.'3, N. Y. ;
o, I. M. Hale, Publisher, Uakigh, N. C.
feb U
New York & Wilmington
Steamship Line.
STEAMERS
W1LL SAIL FROM NEW YORK KEKY
J WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
ats;o'ciock, P. M.
GULF STREAM.
BENEFACTOR..
REGULATOR....
GULF STREAM.
BENEFACTAR..
REGULA1 OIL...
Through
....Saturday, Jaauary 13
.Wcuiioeday, Jenuary 17
....Saturday, January 20
L.Wclneaday, January 24
...
...Paturday, January 27
.Wednesday, January 31
Bills
; i
Lading and Lowest
Ihrougn Rates guaranteed to aod from P elate
In North and South Carolina.- '
For Freight or Passage apply to
THOMAS E. BOND, superintendent,
WlhnlTigton, N.'C.
THEO. G. EGER. Freight Agent. I
35 Bma'tway, New York.
WM. P. CLYDE & CO., weceral AgtnU.
jan 8-tf. i ;
Marvin's Celebrated
jpiRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
Alllaea and Prices, from $50.00 to eVOOXO.
Icknowl&dged by tbe beat authorities to be tbe
BEST SAFE MADE.
t "
Extract from Scientific American cdltorlai o'
Veb. 11th, 182: 44 We are also asked as to the
best lire proof saiea. We say MARVIN'S."
A. WrLLARI.
doc 19
Aaettt at WUminartmi.
20,000
NEW PEANUT SACKS
AND
4 Busliel Oat Sacts.
FoiCsarAi
YiUard'o.
lan U-U
A1ST1)1 CaroiHia :Centrcli:iI; E.
CoDipaSy;
omcs or gexexax. Si
i
WXImlrgton, N. C, Nor. Ift2t, 1333.
t Change of Schedulo.
fS AND AFTER NOV.' lithiSS. TSX3
following scneatue win be operated oa tils
PASSENGER, MAJL AND EXPCZS3 TBJLCl, '
DAILY.' , . u ; f
NolY a,ro Wilmington a.....?...! r. 11.
1 Arrive at Charkme U. .:.7.40 A, IL,
No! 2. 1 C-lotte at.......r..7S P. 11.
S Arrlte at Wilmington ai....a.C0 A. II.
- Tral is Nos. 1 and 3 stop at reculareatSoss
only, tnd tolnts designated ln tho.Compacj'i
Time Table. j
Trail No. I. fHIly except Snnday.
- Do. No. 2. do. - . cLx. SertrriUy. j i . "'
SHELBY Dm3JOt."PASS.UER, UAJl.
EXPRESS AND FREIGIIT.1
' Dally except zanders. J . j '
reave Charlotte.. .-i.. A. rt. r''
AniveAt ShcIbF...i...)..w.lS.tO P. H.
LoaveSbelby..5....;..........,-., ,L40 fJ:
Arrive at CharkHUr. 5.40 fl UL '
rTraiue No, 1 and 3 make elose of nnectloD ftt i
Hamlet with R. A A. Trains to and from Ral
eigh, and at Charlotte "With 8 belby Dtrtaios
.Tratn.r.-r- 4; i . -
Tbnugh Sleeping Cars letweo Wllraltyrto.'
and tarVvite ami Raleigh anft Charlotte.
Tako Train No, 1 for1 StitMvtlle. btvtfae
Wef NOR R, Af-hcville autLfdnU wesu "
. Al-5 ), forsparuinburc,; Unonvlllo, Athens,
Atlanta aud ail poiatiouthwet : - 1
" - " U C' ONES, 'V
- ; ; ' J 'J' 5 Snperlntondent. ,
F. CIARK, General Vaicngor Axent ,
Wilmington & Welflon
Railroad Companje
Omcs or GzsTEvniii BvrzdmrLnvtsr.
YUmlngton, N. O, Hot. 6v.1S8S. .
i
Change of ScheHulo. ,v;
ONi AND - AFTER sbrJs! sS2t AT t.4
A. M.. Paspcnffcr Trains oiT the Wtlmln
ton & Weldon Railroad will run as follower 1
DAY MAIL ANDErRES8jTS2LTN8 DalLT
yog. 47 Noutw' ahd", 43 South.
Leave WllndntOn, Front SU rtopot, 6.40 A.' If,
Arrive at Woldon. ....... 12.40 l M.
Ijeavo WeMon...... .'...i... s.80 P. li.
Arrive at WlUn'gton.FrontStj. D'yt, 90 p. II.
Fast Thkouou Mail. Pamkhoes TsaihS
DAILT Noe. 43 NoQTH AHD JO JSOCTH. '
reave Wllmington.Frdpt SL, Depot, 5.45 P. M.
Arrivt at Weldon. ....... ... ...... 1.10 P.M.
Leave Weldon. ............ ...,..... 6.10 P.H,
Arrive at Wllm'gton,FTontSUD4pt 10.55 P. It,
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS DATLT.
Nos. 45 orth and 4iSouh. ;
Leave Wilmington. .:..:.';.J; 9.80 P. If.'
Viiveat -ci,lon.. ..... 4.00 A. II.
I eavi Weldon aU.. ., 1.10 A IL
Arrive at Wilmington.....'......... 7.03 A. XI,
Train No. 40f!outh will stop only at Rocky
Mount, Wilson, Gohbtboro and Magnolia, j
Trains on Tarboro Branch ISoad Leave Rocky
Mount for Tarboro at-12 M. and 7.15 P. III
Dai,r- 'turning, leave Tarboro at 9.90 A. IL
and 3 P. M.. fHiily.- i . j T
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road le
Hfillfax for Scotland Neck at .0 p. II Re
tuminsr leave Scotland Meek at 1 o VLnk
L daily; . .v , i i ",.- 1 1
irain no. i. makes close connection at Wei
ton for all points North Dallv . All rail vi
Richmond, and daily except Sunday yi Baj
Line.
Train No. 43 runs dally and makes cleae nm -nectlon
for all tiolnts North yla Richmond and
Washington. No. 47 makes close connoctioa
for Tarboro. i . , r .
All trains run soLd between ,Winimgton aad
Washhngton, and have PuUman , Palace Sleep
: JOHN V", DrvTNE, ll
. . 4 General Superintendent. :
T. M. EMERSJN, General paenger AxenL I
nov 5
Wilmington,: Columbia
& Augusta R. R. COe!
OrncE.or GehzbaXi BxjTzsxkrtxpxKT
1
Wllznlngton, N. C Not. 5, 1382,
Us "t r.'-ilL-vtst r
Change orSchc'duIe.
. . - - . 4. " ! ! ' : i;
ON AND- AFTJCR NOV. BTH. 1882, At
7.25 a. M., taj following Piaaeoger ticbed '
ui wUl be run-on this road 1 f -r j ...
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAlNSDAJLT-Ko. U
'I ' Weit and 7 Ease- 4 ' ! - -
Ixsave Wilmington. .....;.... 9.60 P. H.
Leave FkJretioe.... l,:r.'. X.55 A. ft.
Vrnve at C. C. A A. JuncUon. 6.20 A. IU
Arrive at Columbbk... ....... ....... 6.40 A. IL
Leave Columbia. ...;.. 10.00 P. U.
Ieave C. C. A A. Junctloo.. .10.20 P. II.
(jenve Florence.. .............. IM A. tl.
Vnive at Wiimitgton... ...... C3 A. II.
NIOHT Mia AH1 PAaSSHOXK Tkaih, Datlt.
No. 10 wtsT. aJcd: Dat Mail, ahd Pa-
SKXCETB Tsaih, No. 43 asL I
Leave VVllndngton.. ...... ......... .1L10 P. XL
Arrive at Florence.................. 2,45 A. XL y
Iave Ftorinoe... ........ .......M..lX&5 P. M.'
Arrive at Wilmington............... 6.25 P. U. ;
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS DATLT
No 45 West and 45 East. 1 ', 1
Leave Wilmington.. ;..........;...7.2S A. If
Arrive at Florence ...11 JO A. II
Leave Florence al.. ........ ........ .4.50 P. II.
Arrive at Wlim!ogton...........,...3LW Pi IX.
Train 43 stops at ail Ht&ttona. " r
No. i stops only at Flcmlugtoa, WldtetCla.
Fiir ltlun and Marion. .Ml .
Passenirers for Colombia aod all points cm O.
A C; R. It., C., A IL It. SUtiona. Aiken J
tlon.i and all points beyond, should take 43
N be lit Express. , j '
Separate Pullman Sleepera for Charkatoa
ana i or Augusta on Train 4X .,
All trains run solid between Charleston ta&
WllmlBgWn, . . ; - - n .
JOrfN r.DTVTXtil
. '- Grrcral SnpertBtenoBL I
T If. EMERSON, General Passenger Agtct.
nov 5 - -. i
SOME MORE.
4-"
RECEIVED, ANOTTJISU LOT OT
UiVA NA i"ciranooT3.
those EIJCGANT
Warrantel the fiext '.. ' J I
FITt CENT CIGAR, )
: . 'Tr ' lntbOrlty.' ! j
ALSO A TL LINE OF ' 1
Tobacco & Tobacco Goods;
, CaCSaid take a smoke. . ' '
V. GRFCNXT7AXa
So. Trtmt SLSrknr JUesXraCertr?
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