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Local fclreulatloiJ LARGER than that
f an DalirJrwlmPer in tu
State,ritK a lr;nl daily; yv?
increasing circulation . j ; .-;
; intfe country. ' '
j- Advertising? Rate lower than
those of any Dally Newspaper In
Korth Carolina. - -,r-r. - ,, , - -.
1 . ' jB JSX iST Ji. IEo ZD,
Editor aftd Propr ietor.fi v
Aeent At Xanrinbur8T.Mr. rWM.H..' Mc
. Lauki" is ;our authorised Agent at Laurin-
. burg. '.v,. ,r ::,.., i'w-: . '""
VAvetteville '" Agent. Mr. Isaac . Hol
mkgswori3i4s the authorized 'Agent of the
Stab ataye,ttevillo, . , , -,.
Aeent at OoldsooroMB. P.. V. L. Hut
ton is our-authorised Agent at Goldsboro'.
Ase'nt at Milton. Mr. Jf. J. Joses is our
authorized Agent at Milton, vspt f ; ; :
a Miiii t UnartsVille. Mb. L D. South-
ERLAKiaour authorized Agent at Kenans
ville. . . .
t at "Warsaw. Mr. D. G. Morisey is
our authorized Agent at! Warsaw s- ,.
Agent at tnmbert on. CoL N J: A. McLs Ak
is oue authored Agent at Luniberton. -, j
Aent at Clinton. Dr. A. M. IiEs i3 our
authorized Agent at Clinton, N. C. 7; C s 1,
Agent at Wilson Mr. H, E. Bextok Is the
authorized Agent of the Stab, at Wilson, N. Ci
Aeent at 'Shoe lXeeliJlr." AtExi. Mac
R ae! Jr.v i our authorized Aget at Shoe neel,
W. 0..&K.K,Bd. .. . . .v , , . :.
SOVTU CABOIKTA EJiECTIOX.-;
The returns from South Carolina possess
a melancholy interest.,- They.simply show
that the whites, crushed in . spirits, and
powerless in numbers, have remained away I
from, the polls, while the ncgroeswitn, the
discipline of tried political veterans, have
polled almost .their entii e strength, and
? voted of course, " for a Conyention,1 nd
for, negro delegates, or ior tnose not
so
honest as themsalvcs
The South Carolina Convention will be
another edition b? that jnbw assenibled in
the State-iof Alabama.; .Radical and pros1-'
criDtive inrcharacter, its members will not
be scrupulous in their legislation, and will
. ... .
do nothing that will - not add' to the hu-
miliation and degradation ot the unfbr-
tunate whites whose destinies they will
control. All Ihat is "Contemptible in in
tellect and vicious in morals will De ai
rayed against the wealth, the virtue, and
the mind 01 ooutn Carolina, aoo ignor-
anto see that their lease of power must 1
be jshort, the degraded wretches, drunk
with the .excitement of sudden elevation
to power, will make the capital of the State
thev misreuresent a errand theatre oi poll-
tical debauchery and'prostitution.
But, thank God, i the time will. come
when the actors, in 'this iniquitous work
will be hurled trom power. . rncy may
oppress they ; may t degrade they may
tighten the vokc on the powerless white
men of South Carolina for a time' ; but
when -the recoil ' does conic (as it surely
wij.l), it will deal its death-strokes right
and. lef t. .. The. tyrants who now lord it
over a defenceless people will find that to
" reap the whirlwind " of crushed hopes
and bleeding; hearts is something more
fearful than they now imagine. Those
who 'give no : quarter in the' moment of
victory can expect none in the hour of de
feat. ? A just God, in -the inscrutable dis
pensations of His providence, may seem
to abandon the cause of "the oppressed in
the hour of their deepest agony, ' but let
,tbrem cling the more firmly to His pronii
,8es, and all will yet be well. j
TruthT crushed to earth " will rise agahi,
ine eternal years or uod are hers ;
But Error, wounded, writhes in pain,
JWe have not heard of any dis-
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cnarges oi negroes oecause tney oteu tne
t ' .e .-' v ... ' . .
Radical ticket ; ..but we hardly think 'any
of our people can be bullied into retaining
in their -employraeDt ' any man, .white or
uldck, 'whom .they may wish to discharge,
r2 x ":'Z'--.-V ' ' , . 1
x ia oiimaiea dj a newspaper or inis.ciiy
that something terrible is.to b$ done 'with
all who may discbarge negroes for
the
reason above given. The name of
Capt.
Allan iiuthenorcl, bub. Assistant Uommis-1
sioner, &c.,i is'-? mentioned? in connection
with 'the' bombastic threat feferredi to ;
and, if the Government has not taken the
action intimated, .we think he will do
Mmself,ras the-representalive of J the Gov
ernment, injustice inmot contradicting the
tatement. J':'-3X .s " -, ,
,, fciT, At the election in. Charleston, on
Tuesday ho . a! vote Jwas cas against
C6nvehtion.Ur The total yoteti for Conven
tion9 was ,441,- of which but thirteen
werewKith. The registered white tote of
the city is 84flt:lJi3lt0eieen
' that there areotnanyi wite Radicals in
Charleston, city that hw "within its Jim-
' -ltS ' & IftlVfl nhtfi hA'vAf Vni4ti am 'Ui m T ' : I.
v v1 1UI U1U IX lUElJ.
This sore on tbbody. politic will "come
to a head," ere long, nnder the 'influence
oilrtljem poniryativ
: "camnt&XiiAX u V;ift' '
; ;,vOrrupilOJl'Ltia. tormino rftnirlftr.s nnrl
until the lancet of reform can be used, we
must bear the.pain.
dr The New! York! ifcraW -has -dis-
coverea M;.p.eproes7 are . not J eligible to
. Congress ;- They did noSenie citizens,
until ine issuing or the emancipation pro-
; xtamation ineptember, 1862No ojiea
.C eligible ttxa itt: qu - of
:
-: sr.vMii Prtt-a; m v v, rr.C; o.JaA.il;
xxaa uccu a uiucu uiue years,
Thei negroesjhavebnly, beercitizen;fiye
nine years,
... mkJ -
Jitizena five
-7ear8, arid the IZcraU inUr& tha,tiidii8 can
go to Congress before 1839.;;
vuwicu uurgiar is preachins Ben-
Fwonai sermons at Wilton in England.
The fallowing partial Teturns have been
received!- - " . '- ' - -
BRUNSWICK jCOUNTY.
; tforthwest.-rLegQ (Radical), 273 ; Cur
tis (Consexvatiye); or, Confention,
275; againstf Convention, 73.
' i v . CRAVEN" COUNTY.
Six precincts, including Newbern, give,
for Convention, 2,534 ;! against, 291.
WAKE COUNTY.
y ;Ko reliable figures received; but Radi
cal ticket -undoubtedly elected.
. ..t BLADEN COUNTY.
We learn from a gentleman, direct from
Bidden, that the county has undoubtedly
gone Radical. 3 . - -
-; CUMBERLAND COUNTY. "
Partial returns indicate the election oi
the Radicar candidates. At Fayetteville,
the vote was nearly tto to ono in favor of
the Radicals. ' :i
feSf In consequence of an almost entire
failure of our State exchanges to reach ua
last nigh we can' vgjive. but few election
returns this morning. Inhere is no doubt,
however, that the- State has given a large
majority for Convention t and iri all proba
bility elected a majority of Radical dele
gates.
A carpet which
Mr. A: T.
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Stewart
his new
bought in Paris for
a parlor in
mansion cost .$7,000.
FinerCut.
" George "Wilkiqs Kendall, of the New
Orleans Picayune, left an estate worth half a
million of dollars." Tkis is one of the few in
stances of a man commencing business with a
picayvme &ni amassing ja fortune,
gp The Pre'sidenj; has pardoned Major
Gen. Geo. B. Crittenden, late of the rebel
army." The people of the South will never
pardon him for his disgraceful conduct at
Fishing Creek. He's 'not so very lateol the
.
"rebel" army, either! '
JSpr "Forney thinks his name, as caudidate
for Vice President, would materially strength
en the Grant ticket, in Pennsylvania," This
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enough
to make every Dead ,Duck com-
mence quacking.
ra- c a uhoto-rabher.
named Gregory'
doing business at Cleveland, Ohio, was reccnt-
ly found in his room!
with his throat cut."
The community, will
mot mind his loss. He
was only a negative character,
THE VERY LATEST.
BT TELEGRAPH,
THE M0RllNO; STAR:
NOON REPORTS.
: From Washington.
i Iwasuinqtok, Nov. 21
Gen. Grecrorv has been mustered out. Only
.Howard remains 01 tne volunteer Generals.
Attorney General Chandler knows no reason
why Davis' trial cannot proceed.
1 he f resident has Grant s reports.
Chase considers the United States bonds
payable in specie.
i It is stated that Stevens will suonort Sew
ard's West India purchases.
Wade repudiates tne remarks attributed to
him in Grant's disparagement.
Pope's registration expenses to Oct. 1st, was
$175,000. I
Congress assembled at noon.
. .Railroad Accident.
I Cincinnati, Nov. 21.
A Freight train ran into the Express train
due hero at six this mornlm?, on the Hamilton
and Dayton Road, at Lockland. The. rear cars
we're from Toledo the last being the Toledo
c bomnor mir in which wpti frnr lucuc I mr
ladies. One
I srr- 1 -. r" "
man was burned to death.
Nearly the Whole
tram was burned.
1 ? Cable Summary.
m?SnS0NfS';
complications, by an early withdrawal of the
Roman expedition, i Asks monev for the Abvs-
Fenianism, suppressed in Ireland, has taken
the form of organized violence and murder in
England,-where it inust be suppressed by a
fulfilment of the law.
Tlio aArrtae.na firnm ltntli TTnnepa in flit.
Queen, echo the Queen's speech.
England refuses a Conference unless a dis-
t.lnct Tlsin ia first !nroT)OSKrf. NTiiirlv nll'thw
members who 'spoke condemn Napoelon's
Roman expedition
. Two thousand extra po
liceman, alargenum-
ber of troops? are at , Mai
anchester to preserve
peace pending the jexecutions.
Mississippi Convention.
. " . L: Memphis', Nov. 21.
The. success of Convention in Mississippi is
aouDtiui.
f : Xea Shipment, Ac.
" " v . . .: j San Frascisgo, Nov. 21.
Tea shipments byhe Great Republic amount
to ten million ..pounds, An excess 'over last
year..: - ., . . . t , -
Mrs. Jiurdell, of New York murder notoriety.
is plaintiff in a divorce suit.
i;fr -;'s' - ' New Torfa MarketN.
? New York, Nov. 21 Noon.
Flour 5 to 10- cents lower. Wheat 1 to 2
pp.ntu fnwpr ' f!nfn Hnll Aato .1 n 1
lower. Pork. $2087. Lard heavy. Cotton
VT? val ?gilSS??
.Money active at 7per cent f terlinff, long
time, 9i ; short 9 Stocks heavv. Gold 1394
i aiu(u wijmi'.u.o- ::
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- - ;. ; s Liverpool, Nov. 202 P. M.
Cotton sales 10,000 . bales. Uulanda 8d -
Orleans Sid.
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Nortb Carolina Elections. .
The election returns show 619 maioritv fnr
the Radicals in the cifyTand from the measre
that the
tsatOrity will tweli it to SOOCwwc i-rK.fH
t
IrSu
L50Q votes. asi H, Harris, negro. , leads the
tUdieal' ticket; ? f.- r---.r; Uv-j,-:
JUA 2-i ---.
ta slowly but all indicate , that, the
i ua uvm oiuer .puna oi ma otato are
nservauve ucKet by a handsome iiiaioritv.
' di:11 CftnQi
V : - ao,aa many intMces.:4r .
Alabama Conventivu. - ; .i :
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The foil wing is the article on the elective
franchise as finally adopted by tho Reconstruc
tion Committee as .jx part of, the, constitu.
tiou.. V" s 1 , - f" r
SeC 1." Every male person.;bornsIn the
Unlted fttates, every-male person who has been
naturalized or has legally declared his inten
tion to become a citizen of the United States,
twenty-one years of ape and.-upwards, , who
shall have resided in this Stato six months,
preceding the election, and three months in
the county in which he offers to vote, except
as to hereafter provided,! shall be dclared on
election, provided that no soldier, sailor or
marine in the military or naval service of the
dence by reason of being. stationed on duty in
. 1 . : ci i. - . 1 "rl I
united States snait nereaner require a rusi
this State,
Sec. 2. It shall be thc duty of the General
Assinbly to provide, from time to time, for
the registering of all electors, but the follow
ing persons shall not be; permitted to register,
vote or hold office:
v 1st. Those who, during the late rebellion,
.inflicted, or caused lo be inflicted, any cruel
or unusual punishment upon any soldier,sailor
or marine, employee or cuzen o ine uuueu
States, or who in any other way violated the
rules of civilized warfare. .
2nd. Those who are,' or may be. disfranchis
ed "by the proposed Constitutional Amendment
known as the 14th article, and the act of Con
gress passed March 2nd, 186(v except such per
sons as have aided the plan of reconstruction
proposed by Congress and accepted the politi
cal equality of all men! before the law; Pro
vided, the Gcneral Assehibly shall have power
to remove the disabilitibs incurred under this
last clause. ' . ,' ',
3rd. That those who! shall have been .c6n
victed of, treasoeihbezzlement of public
funds, malfeasance in office, crime punishable
by law with iaiX)risonment in the penitentiary,
or bribery. f !
4th. No Idiot or hfsane person shall be per
mitted to register or vote in this State.
Sec. 3. All persons before registering must
take and subscribe the following oath r
I do solemuly swear,' or affirm, that I will
snnnort and maintain the Constitution and
laws of the United States, and the Constitu
tion and laws of the State of Alabama ; that I
am not excluded from j registering by any of
the clauses in Sec. 2 ootids article; that 1 will
never countenance or aid in the secession of
this State from the United States ; that 1 ac
cept the civil and political equality of all men,
and agree not to attempt to deprive any -person
or persons, on accouut of race, color or
previous condition, of any politicai or civil
right, privilege or immunity enjoyed by any
other class of men, and furthermore, that I will
not in any way injure, or countenance in others
any attempt to iujure, any person or persons
on account of past or present support of the
Government of the United States, the laws of
the United States, or the principle of the polit
ical equality of all men, or of afhMation with
any political party, j
' Resolutions were adopted expressing entire
satisfaction1 with the .nilitary administration
of Maj. Gen. Jno. Pope, and tendering him the
thanks of the people or Alabama lor the hrm
and impartial coarse which he has pursued.
Three votes' were against these resolutions.
Several branches of the Constitution were con
sidered and adopted involving unimportant
changes in the old Constitution, except the
creation of office of Lieutenant Governor.
The Convention will probobly complete its
work this yeek. j
From Washington.
Washington, Nov. 21.
Mr. Davis leaves Canada to-day, and goes
from New York to Richmond by steamer, ar
riving on the 24th. j
Iu the Senate several petitions were present
ed, including one from the negroes in the Dis
trict eomxlainhig of discharge pn account of
voting, praying relief. '
1 he Secretary was ordered to communicate
documents and reports bearing on the repeal
of the cotton tax.
Sumner introduced a bill striking the word
white from the District laws and ordinances.
Edmuhds'introducj'd a resolution that debt,
unle?s expressly otherwise stated, is payable
in coin.) ;
Senate adjourned to Monday.
House. The credentials of Butler, of Ten
nessee, were referred to the Election Commit
tee. Pending a, report Butler was excluded.
A similar proposition regarding Stokes and
Mullen was defeated AH the delegation, ex
cept Butler, were sn-om in.
Robinson, of New York, introduced a reso
lution impeaching Minister Adams for neglect
of duty in failing to; protect innocent Ameri
cans charged with Fenianism in England.
. Adjourned to Monday.
Blaine, of Maine, renewed his resolution in
House of enquiry regarding the- repeal of the
cotton tax. Adoptt d. , .
It i3 generally believed the cotton tax will
be repealed. Hon. David A. Wells, Commis
sioner of Revenue, ; has prepared a report
favoring repeal of the cotton tax.
Wilson announced in the House that the
Judiciary Committee will be ready on Monday
to report on impeachment.
South Carolina Election, &.c.
i Charleston, Nov. 21.
Returns from 8 Court Houses show 8,745
black votes and 11 white. This will be about
the proportion throughout the State. -,
Not one vote is known to, have been cast
against Convention.
A negro registrar who, in August last, vio
lently arrested a white Citizen and encouraged
negroes to violence, lias been sentenced by
Military Commission to imprisonment for six
months at hard labor.
j New York Markets.
New York, Nov. 21.
Cotton lower sales 3,000 bales at 171(5)18 cts.
Flour dull State $8 25$10; Southern $9 90
($14 25. Wheat dull Amber State $2 05.
Corn dull at $1 37. Mess P6rk 20 75. Lard
121(tMSi cents. Groceries quiet and firm.
Spirits Turpentine 53i54i cents. Rosin $3 35
$8 50. freights , quiet.
Baltimore Markets. .
- ' ; Baltimore,' Nov. 21.
Cotton dull at 17 i cents. Flour stead v.
Wheat advanced 5 cents choice red at 60 cts ;
prime; 55 cents. ! Corn firm. Oats steady.
Rye dull. Provisions declining.
NEW ADYERTISEjVIENTS.
ON CONSIGNMENT. '
fJIIIlRTY BOXES EXTRA FAMILY
S O 3P ,
In Jots to suit, by j . -
novaa-6i-na-tr . kuuiuson, SMITH & CO.
TO NEW YORK,
THE A 1 S(hr. CHARLES
IE SIS, II ALLECK, Mas
tub, will have dispatch as above.
For freight engagements, apply
to
nov22-51-5t
WORTH & DANIEL.
Have You Examined Our
s? r
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HATE THC'vLARGRRT STftfK
In the State, and are- rp111ti a. fttPi-
class Goods -for less money than any other
House " in the ; city. Our Goods are made of
the best material, in iihe. best manner, and
our prices -extremely, low. -Parties, in want
of a BOOT, or a SHOE can' save, money by
coming to -wi: w .;.,r .
NoSOrbirtli i?TOiit Street, I
pmietpnsPkyy 51 f
T v French & ;soN,l
rioT2214fi?;'t-:29orthFronttree
4 t 7 r"-, W.-.
A" IS FA7IIL Y SEWI5G ootx :miTm(AW-& AjVOLLERS.
'8QifQirA!? or exchanged tor nev ne ' (M
: We star office: i tnlo? Sr1 aii ae i tJTWaite
SPECIAL" NOTICES.
City Taxes For 1867,
MARSHAL'S OFFICE. ) :
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Thd 'Tax list for 1867, embra-
'cing thesubjects of Bml-EdatejPoLls,
Safeties, Fees, Horses and VarrUige is in my
hands for collection. . . ; r
By instructions from ihe jsroper authority the
Coupons of the " Town of ; Wilmington," due
on the 1st day of January, February, April and
Jvly, 1867, respectively ; also, those bt the 1st
of January and February, 1S6S, will be receiv
ed.in payment of te taxduj? on.dJist
. ' . - .
All parties owing any of the above named
taxes, are hereby notified to attend at this Of
fice for payment of the same. ;i
1 ''- RICHARD D. JONES,
novl9-48-lm Special Deputy Marshal.
m
TV. IX. Lippitt, Dru&gist & Chem
ist. Always on hand a full and se
lect supply of PURE MEDICINES, CHEMI
CALS, DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY, SOAPS,
BRUSHES, FANCY ARTICLES, etc., etc
Prescriptions accurately and , neatly
: N. E. Corner Front and Market Sts.
P. S. Store open from 6. A. M. to 9 P. M
Persons wishing preseriptions . compounded
at night will please call at my residence oh Se
cond Street, between Dock and Orange.
sept23-l-tf ... ' ' .';: '-;--:
The attention of . the baslness
Public is respectfully-.balled to the j
fact that THE MORNING STAR has, al
ready, a larger local circulation than has ever
been reached by any newspaper established
in Wilmington. It has, also, a fair, and rap
idly increasing, circulation in i the country.
Its RATES OF ADVERTISING ARE LOWER j
Vmv rxf -nvw ,nrc-vm-iA tvV -flirt Gf.ito .
LAAClAX LUvSv CLJAJT JIL DyCLIX. A1A . v AAJ ULUtC y
and its REASONABLE TERMS OF SUB
SCRIPTION must soon give ita circulation
that will make it the best advertising me
dium in North Carolina. ? i
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Fire
First Lot Call and
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WHITAKER'S
BOOK STORE.
nov2Wtt-lt
it-
Sack Salt.
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1fff SACKS SALT,! FIT EE AN1
in excellent order, for sale in
lots to suit purchasers, by v! '
JAMES ANDERSON & CO.
IIOV 22-51-lW ... ,. ' ";' ';
XT10B SALE WHOLESALE BY ALL
! Grocers in New Orleans, Charleston, Mo-
ime, oavannan ana New ioi-k. l
; DEWOF THE ALPS
Received the first premium at the Paisr Ex
position. ' ;
DEW'OF THEJALPS.
The manufacturers of the above cordial not
only received the first premium at the Paris
Exposition, but were decorated by the Em
peror. - ':-
1 DEW OF THE ALPS.
For sale by all the Druggists,1 Grocers, and
Fruit Mores in tne united Mates. ,
For sale by ADRIAN & VOLLERS,
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ULt'JS'S SCHIEDAM KUHNAPPtS are
ood for Dyspepsia. For sale bv
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VXTU L. F E S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS are
YV good for Gout. For sale by
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-T7"OLFE'S SCHIEDAM
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f V good for Rheumatism
For sale by
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iLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS ai-e
eood for all urinary complaints'.
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good for all Kidney and Bladder com
plaints, a or saie uy r
nov22 ADRIAN & TOLLERS.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS are
mod for colic and pain in the stomach.
! i or sale by auician & VO-LLEIIS.
j nOV22 ' . ..--'- , ' .'- j -' r.,,.: ... .1 -, ;
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
corrects the change in water.
For sale by '7 ':- ADRIAN' & YOLLERS.
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WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS is
the purest liquor manufactured in.the
worii. jsot saie oy . -; ! - ,
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rv--rs WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS are
recommended by all the medical fac
ulty. or saie uy .
uov22. ,. i rr ADRIAN- & VOLLERS;
; ' " i. , i ' ' ..i ' -- I-, i -' "'-;- " ':
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS are
sold by .all Gr ocers and Abothecaries.
jt or saie Dy 5 . AuiiiAJt & v uxEits.
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WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
have been "before the American public
ior me iitst mgumcn years, j; or saie uy
novaa ; ; iviJKiAJN & y ULJ-ErS.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS are
imitatecLand counterfeited 4 and cur-
enasers win navexo use caution in purchasing-
t or saie Dy aukian & vul.l.ji.rs.
WOLFE'S'SCHlEDAM SCHNAPPS are
a Preventive for fchllls and favinT
For sale by y .. ADRIAN & VOLLERS.'
, 110 vxz : 4 r,;:: , ; JTZ- ' .?v'
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
should be In the hands of everv bouse.
novia -;!-.v7 .ADRIAN & VOLLERS.
..- " ' - . ' '" ' J '
p WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS are
pu up in quart ana pint tjottlasrwith
tbe proprietor's Tuime, on the bottle, corlcand
uteLjVMr;---v
i
WOLFE'S SCHltyOAM SCHNAPP&ai-e
j JU&t used all -over the w&. bTthe'physi
clans JutheJTPraotiet Fdisttle by -?:fv'
ii by
ADRIAN & VOLLER.
Toys,
Works,
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Motions,
NEW- ADVERTISEMENTS'
" for rail A:fcr hi At
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' " , STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THE FINE AND
FAVOPJTE, STEAMSHIP
JT. BENNETT, Commander,
WIEE ARRIVE f AT? OUE WHARF;
foot of Orange Street, On FRIDAY,'
November 22d, and will sail for the above port
on WEDNESDAY, November the 26th.
Through Bills of Lading given to
BOSTON,. ..'
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NEW ORLEANS,
: LIVERPOOL.
For Freight apply to
v , WORTH & DANIEL.
No Passengers taken.
Agent in Philadeipha
W. L. JAMES,
nov22-51-ts' 314 South Delaware Avenue.
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GOAIj'I CDAL!
- RATE COAE,
STOVE- OOAIv.
Best quality Red Ash
Well screened arid free from 'fritt.
STEAMER COAL Best quality, inlotsto suit.
For sn 1
nov2-3'
For sale, at loivest market prices, by
J5-natf i O. G. PARSLEY & CO.
F T C
HAVING SECURED THE ASSIST
anoe of one of Asthoxy's Assist
ants, of Broadway, New rork, you can sit tor
vour Photograph 'in the forenoon and get them
in tbe same" evening, as sure as the sun shines,
at HANSLEY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
corner of Market and .Second Streets, Wil
mington, N. C. j nov22-51-3t
ELE0TI0R IS OVER,
WE MUST All SETTEE BOWN
to business. t
1 5 ' 1 V A I m -ZA- -1-
Wilmington Regulator,
-FOR-
D OM IE STIG G O OB
Calicoes and Bleached
Shirtings' 6 1-4 Cents ,
and Upwards.
FOIl A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
ixs.n:s GOODS
All Popiilar Makes aiid Faliries,
AT LOWEST CASH PSICEs.
Blankets and Flannels.
A Full Line at Very Low Prices,
HATS AND CAPS
-AND-
Goods.
Modern - Styles .- and? LovingPriees.
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The Best Paper Collar in the World.
Linen Finish, and Cloth Lined Buton Holes.
JK LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,! call avid
examine the best assorted Stock of Dry Goods
in the Mates, and we will make it to your ad
vantage to buy your Dry Goods at ' i
WALDRON'S. 1
The Cheap Store. !
The Cheap Storel r
The Cheap Store.
34 Market St4 South Side,
Bet. Front and Second Sts.
P. S. To Wholesale Buyers, we offer
extraordinary tnancements.
nov2i-oo-tr - .
EXCHANGE-CORNER.
By Stair. Mary Sanford,
G I oy e K id Bu tton jpo lish
Gents' Fine Calf Stitched
Rubber .Bottom. Sewed
J . M. WALKER & CO.
nov21-50-tf
ym Scbtcll andrlrish
At ! :ml0GEO. mv-krsv
O iitfiEO. MYERS'.
nov21-05-tf
11 and 13 Front Street
kn ItimrkTa AAf h ifrt n,- -
. XdllmOT& VY 11116 -i; Lom.
'J'11'
t 5 J V V WHITE CORX, landing
(UUVCCu 0010 ca, wuan, ov -
,o .ATKINSON & SHEPPERSON,
tWlf Vrn4 12 North Water k.
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y , u jwueu. y eeiay. i,. a; battex-
, " ju. 11. isr.KAKD, Agent,
sepf2S-l-tf WUmingVon, N. C.
I
STEA1S1SHIP. LIKES"
BALTIMORE . & WILMINOTOK
WEEKLY STEAMSHIP EIXE
THE FIRST CL' AS ST E A MS H 1 P
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r 1
'Vm : i
JAMES A. . GARY,
1- ' IIALI i Commander, . ,
ITflMi EE AVE OUR WHArK, FOOT
YV of Princess Street, for Baltimore 7 '
SATURDAY, Nov, 23.1 , . '
Through Bilhvyof Lading given to
BOSTON, , :i 4 i?
LIVERPOOL,.
FOR .FREIGHT jENGAGEMENTSC ,-C'
'Apply to. 1 r.... . ,'
ATKINSON A SHEPPERSON
nov20-4S-ts . 11 and 12 North Water st.
Xo 7 Xorili; Front Street,
4 T ' j :
WILMINGTON: ST. c,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
D I! Y G 0 0 H S
'1
QFFEIt TO WHOLESALE BUYERS
at NEW YORK PRICES, an extensive
STOCK OF
IT ORE IGIST
-AND-
Domestic Dry Goods,
- IN WHICH MAY BE FOUND
2,000 pieces Prints, covering all the range of
prices. " .
2,0000 piecs bleached Shirting and Sheeting,
xt 8 cents to 23 cents.
100 bales Brown Cottons, . all the grades, in
cluding a large lot of Fayetteville Manufac
ture. ' I -''.:.:; : I-"..:;:? ii--..
Best make of Cotton-Yarn, by the bale, at
.factory prices. - :-.-- .
100 pieces Fredericksbiirg'Cassimeres."
5 bales Charlotte Cassiniex-es, low grade.
Afnll stock of . .
Selected especially with a view to meet the 1
demand of :v.. . ; , . .
COUNTRY DEALERS.
Thirty years experience in the Diy Good
trae ; a life-time study of the wants of the
Southern ixeople j.u Dry Goods being, our spe
ciality gives ""us superior advantage in that
line? oyer . over those who, keep & " Mongrel
Stock." ' : . .
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ETML
Will find with us, at all times, a full stock of
ana
1DEinz: C3-OOiDS,
OCR LARGE CITY and COUNTRY RETAIL
TRADE compel us to
Relief Our Stock Weekly.
We visit, ; ourselves, the Northern1 Markets
monthly, and have employed a -' - '
Resident Buyer,
Consequently our - customers can always pro-
4:-; i''""'" ' -'; '
cure fromtts "the latest novelties, at the lowest
prices.-.2:7 '
We- have introduce'a' ttew feature in tho
Southern Dry Goods trade, that of '
.IjADY
Thusppcning" a new.lleld of honorable and
profitable ' employment . to - such of our fair
datighters as have been deprived of the mean
of support
the'lat kkf?
0iiBiGprp
Ladies .and, gentlemen, will bd found cour
teous, polite and atteatire to ail,T:;
give us a can
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i WUmingtoiu N) C Sox. 9 lrr;; - " ' 23-tf
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Staple
Goods,
BUYERS,
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rri7"EiiiNjo CAi: r. -i a ni 'isitis
TT CARDS printed in the most elegant
Style at ntkfatiXilstlU BERNARD'S .
.r 7iaPrintlag and Publishii House,
x i And General Book Bindery,
ndv2C-l9-tf No. S South Water bt.