North Carolina Newspapers

inJBIlSUEDDAlLY; 3 One Square one day, " tM, twodays'MA..... 1 o " ' ' tnTeedays...;;;....-: 2 00 " J . lout days,..;....,......,.... 80 " - .ave davsv..;......M. 3 00 SCO Conttaet Adrertisemente taken at pro portlonately low mtas.' t . j ,w nffl?!'. Deaths. Religious, Fan oral and Onotioea wtU be Inserted at halt rates whenpeJd torta advance otherwise foil rales wiu oe enargeo. h , ; - , . f. 3 , . . . . Tlf rl'nnh im ilnmninl ' i '. . WM. H, BEBNAItD, Editor Mil Prop'r. . Tl. U-IUf T? & rj. One yearyin Kfnce.i..t.vv.A;J,.t7 oo eir monl iuh, miwYHiica. a Three monUia, la lvaaoi....4....M....4 X nnfl month. In advance.. ...... 75 Th MOnlrfWft Mar win 'Ws eflverwS In any Vol. V-IIaSS; WHimiGTON, N. C- SATURDAY HOBHING, NOVELIBER 27,1869. Whole No. 683 -.r. i , v ' . . part 9t the Wty aMfir? GfT pw.F- , vnrtbern through A way mall 5;00 A. M. Pally. Northern tlugU .mail 7:00 P. M. .... Southern Mall...... H:00 " " W C. ami U. U. K., .. ...S.-OO 1 M. Moh- lays, Wednesdays and Friday. . Fayettevllle via Warsaw,... ....Vou A.M. Dally, except Sunday. , ,0k u. . . ' ",. . .. - . SmlthvilleriBtHin, lu l. M., throe times a week. MAILS ARBIVK AT V I1 I C It . Northern' Through! Mail M A. M. Dally. i Northern Through and Way Mail, 7 -HO P. M. ' Daily, except Sunday delivered at 8:00 P. M. from alley window. - -southern, 9:45 P.M. Daily. . , . -.. W. C. und K., 8:00 P. M. Three times V wwk Kuvctteriu.7:w r. m., nauy, except ounuay. muithville, 1:30 P M. Three times a week..' office open from 7.-00 A. M. tJ 6:30 P. M . - - --unilusfl M '8.-00 to ftKW A. M. OAILWAT' DIBECTORY. XV ILMINGTON, MANCHESTER R. ROAD virr &ex O. Hall. Dirt John Dawson, Heury Nutt, - O. G. i.irslev. A. J. DeRossot, D. 8. Cowan, Geo. J. V MoCall, J. I Bartlett, James G. Burr, Rich- ';lr7nVilllam MacRae. kj iru niui 2Vmurei Win. A. Walker. fM,iernl Freight Ticket Agent Jto. R. I.atta. fftigM Agent n nmtityww . ..i,.. WILMINGTON. CHARLOTTE AND RUTH- A., Wm. Sloan. iu.iZr, on txirt of Stockholder-. &. R. Home. Iv B H Sumner, U W Guion, W L, Steele, R U C?!ra.n "SL8i fe'Xi-John 1, Brown. W A 2.V.U .TChn iTAvdlett, SPSherrill, Jas Mo- XifaJSJ-Calvln J Cowles. . W1LM1XGTOX & WELDON RAIT. ROAD. .: . . if 1! Ilriilirory. T,u,i.iiiurtnliu!t Win. Smith 'Wt'uhrot Mu-MimryJoUn F. Devine. jw.(fUi. L. Iwu.-r; . , v... tafr nf ft'jpffr. W . G. MflcRae. . -(jrneral'ne&t AffentYf . M. Poisson. - THE CITY THe JtttRNIXO NTAKls de li veaed t City Hufeaertfeer at nrTEEN CENTS per week. Hnbaerl ber Xortti of tbe centre f, Market Ntrret will t awppUed bjr Mr. WM. 1. HABLOW) aad tbote Heutli of tbat line by Mr. JOHN B. BVKC1I. Only tlieH Agent arc nntliorlaed, In their respective Division, to , c-elleet city iiberlptin. . ., THE CIRCULATION Ob THE JIORN- ISG STASIS LARGER TUAN THAT OF .1ST OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPER' PUB- USHED IN NORTH CAROLINA. .... ?-Contractor will not be anowed, under their contract, to advertise any other than tbeir I l egitimate business unless by paying specially lor sncn aarertisemenw - - - ' , I TO ADVERTISERS. The CrtrwiTMi Jrartnep is one oi tneuwi au- & I vcrtisinir mediums ever offered to the mcr- chants of Wilmington. Though not yet thir- teen months old, its' regular bona Jlde weekly edition is now 100 copies; and of the issneof Friday, November 19Uu 1850 copies will be 1 . V J., . . a4. . . . eo oiea to be mailed to that number of his eor- respondents in North and South Carolina. . New subscribers are coming in by every ... " .' if I I mail, ana its iow.rates oi,fiuoscnpuon jubiiij i the belief that the number will continue to In- crease. . . j ..-i i f .i i f. J With one exception, we tkihb the eircul.! , " t n of thn KirurlR. even thus earlv in its ei- I tion - .-. .... -I State. ' - - i The heaviest frost of the ea son visited this locality Thursday night Five deeds were admitted to probate, yesterday, by the Judge of the Probate CoorC - 'c j There tis a very, bad placa-in the pavement on .the North, side .'of Mar ket, in front .of. Wbiuker. pldatao d which should receive attention. Tsnt nio-lit f.Wa the Festi- val given by theUdie, of the Front street 3L E. ChurcW theartlcleVhand at 9 o'clock having been put up at auction. . r1', .j " '' f ' I UEL1010C8 "oNOTlCE. arr re-i quested to state that Rev. J. O. Hideo, of the First Baptist Church,will fill the pulpit of St. Paul's (Evan.. Lutheran) Church to- morrow (Sunday) at a Y. 1. f, rT n ' jtu.SfYaokWir vw - 'f..r: 1 . '; 1... 1 ' n wu pronauiy open ms uourt tins morning.; There are -a.' few cases of disfi orderly conduct, drnnkenne. An., await I ing trial. . . ' . ' . . . i - I . t. J V . An old tobacc ibacjCq -Tiewejt .who of "RUoqV Antidote," has a perfect horror iinls that the Bible sustains his favorite habit.? He quotes: . 4IIe --that -is; filthy, M him be filthy stilUt. ' axjf . 1 esterdaywas as trie S'day A.4 rthp Wrtnlrl tviah 5r A I bcauty all tripped forth ."itaJoV inesa,':' tQ j f.e. now COUld-ther heln it when the Son shed forth its-mildest ray. anoj Nature j . K -i. I niiuTui ner-mignixomaKe?eem . . I Agenta of UnBtmUp lb between this citv and New. York. " adver tiVu - ' ' " , . "" i l twe to bring goods from .the latter point I . .v' , t -V" '' x ; Arl '1 .'V1IIUK llfn I.KS A' IUUI AVVUV9 I lasses and Bugar 10 Cents per barrel ; mcK . ' I cement goods at! 2 cents per. foot;nd v;k. j. . ni J- I '"'ou1 koous at iu cents per iuu pounus, i - t -.i , i m r t . r I Too J) jfAit 1 travelling agent of the Bartram & Fanton j Sewing Machine Company of '"New' York' will exhibit for this lay-oalT,with 'a view of seeuring" aricagent- tor thi ity ' and 5mDty, one of tho above .CaaroaDv'a f le-1 orated sewing machines, at the Clothing establishment f Itasr. Munson. & Co., 38 --. nv u. . in lyuunM. nto (iaviteu to the WtntitZZt'''-,:k!--7" "ft -.-vl wriirht.s. D. WaiJnce, m MunOTrAnwu ior mo personal pront oi a railway post i office clerk, route agent, or mail' route jnreriJrton the part of the Stat S. s. Cannon, messenger, even though the regular tariff ji. Brodgen and L. g. Estes. v . - rates of the railway company are paid vnJernOeni tt- absolutely prohibited. Rail- A Sad and : Fatal 1 Accident. We regret Jo" leanr that Capt. Collier Qriawvli Engineer and Conductor ot a freight train on. the.Wilmiogton and Wel don Kailroad, was eo Ladly crushed, on Thursday,' at one of the stations on the road, while engaged m coupling up his train.that he has since died of his injuries, Capr. Griswold . is represented to have, been a sober, quiet, industrious, hard working man, and beloved by all who knew him. - ' ' Cottoh. This staple always commands a good price here, but there is sometimes quite a difference in the figures of different grades. For instance, yester day, while the ruling price was 23 cents, ond forty-eight bales were sold at Ihose figures, one bale, of a superior quality, bsought 24 cents; and one of our business men informs us that'for two bales of extra long staple, on the' market yesterday, 25 cents per pound was offered and refused. Postal Instructions. The Post master General directs that the following sections be incorporated in the instruc tions to Railway - postoffice clerks, route agents, and mail route messengers: 4 Traffic in merchandise while on duty, way post office clerks, route ogents, and route messengers, should attend strictly to the duties imposed on them by the De partment. .: "Hard Times" Parties. Now that every thing has quieted down ; no amusement, the Fair a thing of the past, the Festival ended, all the weddings over for the season, suppose, to vary the pre sent monotony, that some of our fun-loving young men and spirited ladies get up what is known in some portions of this State by the appellation of '"hard times' parties. Let us describe thetn : The in- vitations are written on brown paper, and request the guests to dress in their old clothe9 Bean 6))Up crackers and dried x -.L "cambric" tea and water to wash theoi m,.. x , -.x-u . i. ,K5 Kuts " ?4 in lor tne ironc i A Oa 5-A-.. Pk ' w a aa a 4 v a- a l i x' aiuii - . gentleman counecteu wnn tne miming- ton ana .uancnester Kauroaa miorms us that emigration in the counties along the jine f the. road in our neighboring State f Q fc Ciirolinf, j, heoming prevalent to an extent which is tmlv alarming to - thoe who are solicitous f.r the welfare and prosperity ol the btate. l ins state a Cf a? 1 . . 1 t ll. or aaairs is more panicuiany. ooservame jn Darlington county. On 3Ionday or Tiim.s In at. .tvinf 1irtv im!rrnnt from , . . 0. . that county got on the tram at Timmons- . J & vill., nrKiV ofafrul thnt. tliw ivrf ji ratlfj! ior jrnansas, anu on ine euuesuay iui- Rowing about twenty more started-for the same destination. Our friend informs us, that this state of things has beeo in exist- nce ioT some time past, is constantly on ' U . i. ? A the increase, and fears an entertained that it will finally resalt" in almost depopulat ing the county; -jteit .: DRKS8IN08 FOR BORNg. A gen tleman named Foi relates that, through the explosion of it spirit lamp, the greater portion of his face bad been covered with rather, aeep.Durnau ie8efrnaiett jn, ''f.:ft application of glycenne; without the pro- aa" 01 or any scar., urAAngefO. -wuurg, "gcHbcs a case of burning ot both legs, caaed hr awhole case1 of hot jadd sud- denly "iaHing .thsei pa'rtsVV which' he jflresscd vrith flannel cloths snaked in eight parts of linseed oil and one of tbe com roerciat eafboncacid v At nratinepain Klv augmented, butiua few mo- . lrefl9inff tor four davs. but a slisbt :nVWrino-i aio'nthe ' ".... . . . . j Bim.a Atinc pnnor inia i me muureu f-'ft" ; " . , ; .m J- ... . the acid dressincr. substitutins simple cer- ate'a hew skin haying ieen formed.' ,. The Caw wel 1 1 , the born healed . rapidly. Forokrv. A colored boy by the name of Jacob Biven was arrested Vesterdav on the charee of forgery. It kema that. Mr. Uallctt,of tbe finrt of Mar- i. .' n-vi'-t vi'ii "r"i"l. At. iilleries on the opposite11 side of the river. Ui Km.ii mimhaamir oil casks from said f a Jliven for some ime past and giving him . " At. A3 iaa' wm' Ia atan Air a fhom F T f .7 UZ. faU mon '?a?"?- Martin, not suspecting anvtnlngKnas Deen .. 7 f 0 ttO Casnioa tnem witnoui any neBitation. xi ; , . TTTV I ii..i;m.k.tiin Vn ihailiunArv that h han "Trii 7 lOrKBU 1WU WIICIB, piguci "u.- . . i ' . . , noitinff tocomefromMr.B.A. Hallett.and for which Mr. Martin Jiad given him a check on ope ofj.he city JJanks. As soon as the fact was ascertained, aa'effort was made to stop tbpaylnen of the same, but it was fooocMaifc. 'ji'jiaA already pre- seated it for collectidnV Biven was there I upon arrested and carrjed-before "Ju8tice j XV'vftt-ku j huv uue, iwjiwpumu .W .U"" f theknit 6trjeii6 'Cbmrt u ' The Co-operative Store. We are glad to learn that the prospects of an early commencement of the projected Co operative Store in this city are very en couraging. , Those who have the matter in hand are determined to know no such word as fail, and intend to keep on push ing the thing until the . necessary amount of stock is taken and the enter prise fixed ""upon a permanent "basis. There has already been about $2,000 worth of stock taken, and with $1,000 more subscribed, and paid in, the Com pany will be ready for business. This amount, however, will doubtless soon be extended, as, once started, there is every reason to believe that the demands ot the business will ere long require a larger cap ital, say $4,000 or $5,000. And this sum will be easily secured, because our people will then see the feasibility of the thing and will be anxious for an interest in it. Pcbuo Meeting. A meeting ol wharf owners and others interested, in connection with the Commissioners of Navigation and Pilotage, was held at the Commercial Exchange yesterday to take into consideration the matter ot filling in the new line of wharves being built by the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruther ford Railroad at the depot of said road.' It appears that jnuch . complaint has been made by property holders and others, that the sand which is used to fill in and con struct the wharves alluded to is constant ly washing into the liver, by the action of the tides, and thereby tending in a meas ure to obstruct navigation. It was de termined by the meeting that the Com missioners of Navigation and Pilotage should address a communication' to . the contractors, requesting them to suspend operations until such time as arrangements can be made to prevent the sand irom washing into the river. Rev. Mr. Hobotham. During the session of the Confercnce.on Thursday, as "we learn from the Newbern Journal of Commerce, t he name of Rev. J. II. Rob.it ham being called, Presiding, Elder L. S. Eurkhead stated the facts connected with his case.- At the last Conference he was appointed to the Fifth Street Methodist Church, at Wilmington, where he remain ed about two months, after which period he disappeared and bad not been heard from by the Elder since. Mr. Burkhead certified to his moral character and great usefulness as a minuter. Dr. Deems then arose and stated that Rev. Mr. Robotham applied to Bishop Wightman, at Balti more, for permission to leave his charge for the purpose of going after his wile, and that the request was granted. This wus the last definitely known in regard to his disappearance. One of the delegates stated that he had seen, in the New York Herald, an account of the death of a Rev. 3Ir. Robotham,' a IWesleyan Minister, at Panama, and supposed the absentee to be the man. In the absence of conclusive evidence ot his death, the case was post poned for consideration at a future Con ference, by which, time it whs hoped the missing Minister would be heard from. LATES-f rBYH AIL. North Carolina in a Nutshell. Little Dicky Tillery lectnred jn Wilson yesterday. . c . . There are C23 insane persons in North JJurolina. , ..----. Illicit distilling has been , dis covered in Ureen and Pitt counues re cently.. ... j, , .-' Hon. R. P. Dick is lecturing in Greensboro on the subject of "Hebrew Poetry." ; From "the Newbern Times we take the following, being a synopsis of t he ' second day'a : proceedings . of the Conference: 1 Wo learn from tne Standard that Rev. Wm, B. Wellons addressed the people of Raleiffh, at Temperance -Hall, pn Wednesday nigtit. i A Bailroad meeting will be held at Marlboro, Pitt, county, on the 80th of November, the project is to build a road from Greenville to Wilson. Wilson Will be represented. ; So says r the Plain dealer. . . t i - j, f ' t ; ' ; The Greensboro Patriot says: i 'Possums, ..'hares, partridges, and . all kinds of wild game, are abundant in our market, and command a lair price either alive, or tlressed. , At least 8,00U partridges me been shipped to Northern markets f Conference'met at ' ff o'clock" BIsHop poggett in the Chair, and was opened with religious serviceSjConducted by Rev. Jas. Reed.- ;.The journal bOhe'previdTistday was read and approved. - Jt. W. Best and A. H. Merret appointed Secretaries. Tne most important , business transacted .was the examination of characters. Several additional ministers and, delegates arrived ivho were nttable'to be present oo tbefirst day. : Af 3F. Mtne Sabbath JBchoor So ciety of the! North -Carolina ' Conference commenced in the -M. E. ChurchDr. Hooker, Vice.-President, in.? the phair, R. W. Best Secretary. The Constitution and By-Laws adopted by the State. Sabbath School Convention were read, and on mo tion 1 privilege was ; granted to 4 persons wishing to joia.the Society to do so, when fortv members were admitted; '-'The Rev. Dr. Redford. General Affent ofthe Meth odist Eoofc.Cbncera at iNashvillev 'Tena;' preached .a very elegant and impressive sermon last evening, taking as his textlhet xoin verse ok ou cnap. oi wonn. ' - . . ' " The puTpit.6tiTi EV'phuf Ch Wiir be . filled this even in z by theRevT. M. Jones. President of the-Warrenton FeXaaleiColf irgc. auu iue puipii. oi - rreenyienao. Charcb by the Rev, J, H. Dallvof Wil The wonderful sagacity of a dog, says the Greensboro' Patriot, was never more forcibly illustrated than on the oc casion of the burning of Foulks' mills a few weeks sino. The miller lived near the mill, and was awakened by a small dog barking and pulling, very excitedly, at the bed clothes. Alarmed By the strange conduct on the part of the dog, he got up and found the mill on fire; but it was too late to save the house. BUSINESS NOTICES. To Business Men. Parties wish ing to advertise in any newspaper pub lished in either of the Carolinas may save much unnecessary time and trouble by making their contracts with the Morning Star Advertising Agency, which is fully authorized to receive advertisements at publishers' lowest rates. All necessary in formation given, and advertisements mailed direct to publishers as soon as banded in. Business men will consult their interests by patronizing this Agen cy. Advertiser pavs no commissions, tf To Advertisers. As advertising mediums the Morning Stab and Carolina Farmer are not surpassed by any publica tion in the State. Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Satchels, Traveling Bags, Horse Blankets, Lap Robes, Axle Grease, Step Ladders Feather pusters, &c, cheap for cash at J. S. Tophara & Co's., No. 8 So. Front St., Wilmington, N. C. IMPORTANT TO PUBLISHERS. The subscriber has just received another supply of Robinson's Printing Ink, em bracing No. 5 News, in kegs of 25 and 50 pounds, at 25 cents per pound, and Book and Card Inks ranging in price from 30 cents to $2.00 per pound. These Inks are sold at manufacturer's .net cash prices, and are universally ac knowledged to be unsurpassed by any, either in price or quality. Out of dozens of recommendations re ceived, attention is called to the follow ing: Office of Nichols & Uobmas, i Practical Book and Job Printers. J Raleigh, N. C, Sept. 6, 1869. J W. II. Heknakd, Eso.., Wiluiingtou, N. C. : Dear Sib : We received in due time the kesj of News Ink sent ns. As we have no news paper, we have been using it for Hand Bills and GeneralJob Work, and it has piven entire satisfaction. It works clean, distributes well, and is a good blacks For the price, we have never used better. If rou have any keirs of Book Ink. of about 25 lbs., send us one keg. ery respectfully, NICHOLS & GORMAN. I respectfully solicit orders, feeling as sured that no printer who has once tried Robinson's inks will be willing to aban don their use. Terms, Cash. "WM. H. BERNARD, Agent for the tvso Carolinas, WrLMTKOTON, N. C. N. B. I can also supply publishers with Flat Cat, . Folio and other papers on reasonable terms.' S5fDr. Lawrence's " Woman's Friend " cures diseases peculiar to females. t Koskoo ! The Great Blood and Liver Medicine ! f Iloaadalis! There are dlse tses which cannot be clashed under any particular head : such as Debility1 Lowness of Spirit, Loss of Appetite, I aln in the Side and Back, Palpitation of the Heart, Yellowness of the Sfcin and Eyes, little or no Relish for rood, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Ac. These symptoms indicate that the Blood la impure, ana im raneuons ot toa ooay in a morbid state. Nature will exert herself to remove these disor era. and often with the assistance of good nursinsr, much will be ac complishes. But, in the majority of eases, it lb powerless to avail much unassisted by the proper medicines. In this condition of sys tem, Rosaoaus acts as a per.ect charm, ty purifying the Blood, changing the aeo'etiona and giving tone and strength to the system. Latest by Telegraph. ' Thousands of men. women and children have been cured of Diarrhea, Dysentery, Chol era Morbus, Colic, Ac., by Dr. R. H. Wrr thing ton's celebrated North Carolina -Remedy, the ojtlt known Brtcmo for all painful bowel af lections, Ask for Dr. Worthlngtona Diarrhea and Cholera Medicine keeplt in your house never travel without it it may avf year life. -J . Vjt i Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle. - ' For sale in Wilmington by a. W, Lippitt A' Co; James T. Wiggina, Wholesale Fropriete ry Agent, MonoiK, va. SirAdvtlMd PUAioxYTrAiX4 OR SALVATION for' ihe "Hair carrte with 1$ Its own best advertisement Aa the light shines througn the Dottle yon see ma ux liquid Is clear as azure of heaven. ' To suwll It and find the odor surreeahle Yoxt ar and it changes gray hair to any aataral nhode without soiling tne Scalp or nroxlvicinx head ache. Nothing can he more barjnless. ? : . nov U-eodiw-sn 9 Female iiiaciiiies. i Larare numbers of women in fact almost nine-tenths of the entire ma user, from mnu llliiau. namilllf M MfMlM.' -1 : Da. Lawasscb womam's rurxa meflta with wonderful Socoeesio-flnrfai? Ceiru V 7 ? t This fact abouUI be widely known If every lady in the United States were to takeone r two botUea f tbWcntAir rajsxD, they would be repaidr by a rcnctfol KeouK aaq f ltwsafe and rniai 'rnaody: ahd t en dorsed by the bees physician , ' In this eltj-i owtlM MtB but, tt 8X oVslook, oaANifiijcwiej3wavfifl 4ueeaeea, . ; , ,. i: . - j . yn Her funeral wUl take piae fTW cjrasa 8treet Methodist Chnich, ai X d'eioek, 9a4ay morning, thence to Fine qreit Cmetary.'v NKW AJYCRT1SHUJ!T9. , HcntsBasesnraLive Book 83 Market street Blank Boola. , ifttP Gold Pens. , x.wx lA .'. ; JoHir Wilpbb ATKisaoj Marine an .. .... . ,. - Insurance.' ' : , -.'r--l"::f'jf t Williams & Mdbcwsoj CetVia. Tarn and Sheetings- v r " : ' ; 4. 0 1 . Oldham & CuMxmarQn, cooaigame at, 15 husbelaTernips; -A tf? ; Andkrsoh's few Mora Left of Sane, j' VakSicklbs Premiam Tobaccos. I EW ADVERTISEMENTS; -e - r. -' I " a- I). ITT-. i: j OnTCoixsigiiineiiV BUSHE EuyAAGATUNrp Jweettatoei a -v nov27-tf ' f OLDHAM CUMMIN G. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Piedmont and Arlinstoii Life toaiice COMPANY? Maj. W. C. CARRINGTON, '" . President. , Rev. Jons E. Ekwa&db, D. D., ; Vice Ire8ident. JOHN WILDER ATKINSON ' General Agent, for N. Carolina. The ASSETS OP THIS SUCCESSFUL COMPANY Have already reached nearly Two Million Dollars, A degree of success rarely attained by any MUTUAL LIFE COMPANY In same period of time. The promptness with which all losses have been paid heretofore, without deduction or cavil, justly entitles this Company to the pub lic confidence it so highly enioys, and the Genenl Agent for North Carolina, assures Policy holders in this atate, that all Just claims forLo-ses occurring within bis jurisdiction shall receive always his personal attention for prompt and liberal settlement. For Insurance, apply at once, at Atkixsok'b IiTBtr&AHCK Rooxs, Princess street, between Front and Water streets. nov 27-tf MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE. The UNDERSIGNED CONTINUES TO effect both M ABUSE and FIBE INSUR ANCE in the BE vT COMPANIES and upon the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, All Losses promptly adjusted. JOHN WILDER ATKINSON, Insurance Rooms, Princess St., Between Front and Water Sts., sept 27-tf Insure the Lives of Your CHILDREN. IVTaNY PERSONS ARE DESIROUS OF As suring to their CHILDREN, A CAPITAL OR DOWRY With which to enter upon Life at TWENTK.ONE TEARS OF AGE, provided they can secure an ade'qnajte return in case of the premature decease of THE CHILDREN. To meet this want, the PIEDMONT A ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COM PANY. wUl issue ENDOWMENT POLL CIES npon Children, which always have a definite SURRENDER VALUE, should payments cease ; which in caseof the DEATH of the child insured, the sum paid to the pa rent will average more than twice the whole premiums paid in. For Terms, apply at ATKINSON'S Insurance Rooms, Princess street, bet wet n nov 27-tf Front and Water treet. COTTON TARNS '" And -' SHEETINGS. BEAVER CREEK Manufacturing Company. LITTLE RIVER Manufacturing Company. RANDOLPH Manufacturing Company. CjTOODS from the above named Companies, are sold by ua here at Factory prices. . For sale by ", .. ; nov27tf WILLIAMS A MTfBCHXSON. Bice Bice. RE8H MILLED RICE of prime quality. . For sale low by . - nov87tf f WJU4AM8 A MTJRCHI80N. lliinnvr lloivritii M 4AAAAA J J t5 g AA . 1 4 Fo sale low by lMVt7tt ,Z WA1AUM8 A MTRCHISON. A Fqtt : lloro Left of the i ; v SAME SORT. v H fUODE STYLISH : TlflTT f! APTflR.- h4- ? -'-.. J- ... . .... , r. Ji w rt Ann . '-w-'.' IDA lewis; AT ANDERSON , v ftbra en the Tree. . it GAEE ; FEAR ; I'M 1 . . PBllIIlTyil TOBACQ0S. j ,1 ilRHAM SMOKING r . 2 KAIZ ROAD, iniXER" AND - 'vi Se?v :.,.QlHW SNUFFS; ; V A j i iv.v vBS3CaX3lsr' : " '- h- -.i'XJTakH-Majrhea tVtl 1 i tw.iwt y 1 : bilANs: 5' 1? It ADoiBerc supply 9,j v- goo tat .57 ThSi 1 4 ' are At -ir fcHIN8BrGSR'8.J- For sale at (av20) ' 89 MARKET STRKT NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. COTTON IS KING. " A. Plantation containing 850 acres of Cotton land lying in Duplin County can be purchased at a bargain. 300 ACRES OB MOBE of the Tract is cleared and under fence. The balance is divided Into pine land and rich swamp. The main residence Is at a beautiful location and comfortable and hea thy having EXCELLENT WATER. There is a negro quarter on the other end of the farm conveniently situated. The farm of cultivated land may be enlarged by clearing. An experiment was made the present year upon two acres, manured with domestlo man ure and planted In cotton which made 1200 POUNDS LINT COTTON. It must not be expected to find the land at the price placed npon it pro uclng this way in an unimproved state ; but it is rao.-tly adapted to cotton culture and is offered at the low price of $33X1, cash ; or $.000 on six months time. It is in a good neighborhood. Enquire of the Editor of this paper, nov 25-tfnac N0LANDINE! Nolandine! Nolandine! THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY. THE ONLY SURE REHEDT For Cliills and Fevers! THE wonderful success oiNoladine in cur ing the most obstinate complaints peculiar to the Southern States emboldens the propri etors to invite the attention of the citizens of Wilmington to its curative power In tho treat ment of all malarial diseases.disorders of the blood, and complaints requiring a promp and powerful alterative. Hundreds of cases duly certified by responsible Individuals at test the efficacy of Nolandine in diseases which have successtul'y resisted all the usual remedies. In all blood dt-ea-es, whether re cently contracted or of long standing, in mercurial compl tints and malarial disorders, Nolandine has been proem i ently success ful. We especially commend our preparation of No aniline designed for obstinate canes of Ague and Fever. In the treatment of this latter complaint, our great vegetable prepar ation is conceded in all sections where chills and fevers are prevalent, where Nolandine has been used, to be absolutely without a ri val. Nolandine is a purely veg't Able prepar ation and therefore, unattended by the evil consequences whi b so frequently follow the nse of mercury. We so lcitonlers. Address JOHN STUN & LANGHORNE, Prop'rs,-Ricbmond, Va. For sale by J. W. LIPPITT & CO.. Wholesale Ag'ts, Wilmington, N. C- octWnacly and all Druggists. EXPRESS STEAMBOA T CO. JOB FAYETTE VILLE. THE NEW IRON STEAMBOAT D. Murchison, rl T. J. GREEX, Master. : Having elegant passenger accommodations, will leave Wilmington every WKDNfaDAY and SATURDAY, at iP M. Returning, leaves Fayetteville every TUEsDAY and FRIDAY, at 7 o'clock, A. M. , THE FINE STEAMBOAT R , E . LEE.. . ALONZO GARRISON, Master, W1U also run in this Line on irregular days. C-oods received on our covered whar , foot of Orange-street, at all limes, except when the Boats are loading at wharves in front of our store. Goods consigned 10 car of this Line wtil be promptly forwarded free of commis sions, drayage or storage. - WILLIAM'S MURCHISON, Agents. J. D.' WI LLI A.M3 A CO., Ag'ts at FayettewUe, novSUfnao - f t -. Auction Eveiyight; j. AT ! ITEEb. liEITS, I 10 SOUTH FRONT ST. ' The expensive stock of I GROCERIES,. EANOY GOODS, 1 v &c, &c.? c&c. Will be offered at auction every night til dis posed of. tnv5fllJPttENCH. j BLACK SEED OATS. 800 1 P V- st' -.: T; BUSHELS, . 1 For sale by F. W. KKRCHNER, Noe. 29 and t North Water st. nv25-U new; goods i : INEW GOODS! RECEIVKD DAIL.T A. D. BROWN'8 , : EXCMAXQB CORNER, The largest, cheapest and best assorted stock of nuiinerv in the State ! 5 .. ALSO ' . . , . ... WmT$ QQGIiailKANpitJC&CHlBFS, HO- i SISRXi GL0VS3, MOOPSKntlS, t '-; 4: jtpnpTniv.. '. .: And every thing naoaUv Drept In a firsV class MXLtlSXVY Avb FANCT 4TOK; '' '. . Ma'expresalf for nly tra4e.f PRICK SO Cata t ta M 'Call uehmbM foryour- a no Hr:cc racrma uccni .BROWN. ' octM i-nOIJlC3I-!3YIlDT.M OOH BBXA CC3A Vl.KVteK t3 i JA. shin. Sugar House &ywp,Jf i nit 31 For sale by"" t4Tn -v S4 :,, ADRIAN VOIXXSS, . ''MISCELLANEOUS. r . i, , CAPT. E; W.k MANNING J 1 v . -...': Having become associated with .the nnder- " " signed la the " ' FIRE, MARINE LIFE J INSUBANCK BUSINESS, We take this method of Informing oar friends and the general public of the arrangements. -Grateful for the 'confidence and patronage of the past, we hope, with our united efforts in the future, to 'merit a still larger share of public favor. t OUR AGENCY Comprises none but FIRST CLASS LEADISQ COMPANIES Whose PAST SUCCESS, and PRESENT STANDING are a sufficient guarantee for SOUNDNESS and FAIR DEALING. . Aggregate Capital Beprest4l 832,000,000 ! ! ! BATES MODERATE. SETTLEMENTS PROMPT and FA IB. r V?. s, E, P. GEORGE. nov25-2w "' ' ' BOOTS & SHOES, CASH G.R. FRENCH & SON'S, nov23tf 29 North Front Street. Just from Steamer, AT R. E. HElDE'S, " ' .:' " . NO. 4 Soath Water street, 25 Bbls. BUCKWHEAT; 50 do APPELS ; 10 boxes LEMONS ; 50 Bbls POTATOES ; . -. 50 do. CIDER ; 2000 Lbs. CANDIES; New Raisins, Figs and Nuts ; ' 10,000 Oranges : Butter and Lard. nv 25-tf . AT VERY LOW RATES OUR English Walking Suits. ALL OTHEK GOODS ' EST PROPORTION. MUNSON & CO., i City' Clothiers. nov25tf BOARDERS WANTED. YJIOUR GENTLEMEN ean be accommodated JC with GOOD'S OA it r . And Pleasant Booms at - Mrs. JAMEH C SMITH'S. nov21-l w Douk-st between 6th ana 7th. VASHTI! ' OR . UNTI L DEATH 10 US PABT. v BY AUGUSTA J. EVANS, author oif Bu lah," "Maoarla," Ac, Ac. , Received at J. D., lAJYE'S BOOK STORE, WUmington, N. C. v , ! GOOD NEWS. Dry Goods Still Lowers . 3(0. 36 31 ARKET STREET. I v ,'( .. .; . ' V :- & ' f i ' " . y .- . ' . ' PER STEAMER "EMPIRE' MY ASSORT- Polid, StrIpef.aQi:;Iaid Dress ! Goods, Shawls and Cloaks '' : Staple J' an? V t ! " ! .. . . Dry Grods 'J''V , - -r s f: i. -.1 ;i. l'v.4 4ia 4 -itv Will be complete again, and ooneiderau cheaper than early this, season. .. CassimerCs,4 Satinets, , f'.'v--I McrinosrShirti'and Vests; ' f - NotionsHosiery.Shectine:, all ...1 n U V M,u . ' 'v yau gut unrjuua y - novlfitf f . r '"V W Market-street' 11 Butter, CheesorEtCr : : TUBS FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER 5 rrcr bbls. lemon, sugar and mqda CRACKERS , 1 OH KKQ' AND TUBS LARDt aw i KITS MACKEREL RELt - JVForsaleby T. W. KEBCBNER, -, tPUl, W,4iaod89N.Wacr-etrt is .1 noy fSi Tho Pldindcaler, VH A jaAAn inVVBTtBIIkU MVnttTM. ' -4 a - ,.Teriu rxenaonable. v. r i- kkkciiaiits ana otnerer winning to ne Itteolamne, will hand their Cards to -. .-,. , "-TT,r- WM. U. BERNARD, - " 'J " , r Kdltorof tbe-8tar. Or aend direet to .. - if... '.C. McDANIEL. VTM. n. BSSXABTA Agast,' aeptZS-l-tr WtliaangVou, H C. ' AT :: -vi..4 ' -i. - aM r ' Lowest Prices