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tYll.MlNGXON A . MANCHESTER 11.
ROAD
j,roor John Dawaorv Henry Nutt, O. O.
t'rtinlev, A. J. DeUosset,' i. S. Cowan,- Geo. J.
w MeCull, J. L. Bartlett, James G. Burr, Rloh-
Vn'i BraoVr Jrrartiwft: " "
,v,t innitdrnimit WaeBae.
SjrrlarU aiut Treasurer Wm. A. walker.
W 1 t,M IXGTON i Cm AllIAlTXa! AND RUTH
t ILHiau KE jjp RAILROAD.
VMidwrf-Wm; 8ltt '' .
ir.rrrtort onvart of Stockholder A. R. Homes-
v 11 USumaer. H W Union, W L Steele, tt H
i .'.wan and 3 J Person.
o fLr o -Sfctfe-JohnL Brown, W A
mnl) John F Aydlett, SPSherrill, JasMo
imnal'l and Joseph 8 Cannon.
ruief Engineer and Stiperintendent$ Uuion,
wrearw-CalvlnJCowles.
Treasurer Eiistcrn Divuton Calvin J Cowles.
jwSUlJvr HMern Dirwio-V A McBee.
Vll M1XGTOX & WELDOX UAIL KOAJU.
,-,ldent K. . UrUljfers. . ' r
l iXs w the mrt of the Stockholder
v wM t S Wallace, Eli Murray, AUred
,.r in A. U. Vunikjkkt-len, lieo. Harris, of
iv-h i lii.'tfton, and John Everett, of Goldsboro'.
lhrioron the part of the State J. S. Cannon,
, 11 Hroilffeii and L. G. Estes.' 1 '
'ctt'rf tinymeer mut Ueneral &itpcri)iteintent
ii.vr of I'roiixparttttionW in. Mnit h.
s.- rei irii'iid 7VMirr J. W.Thoiupsoi;.
i.M.-c of Mit -hiiurry John P. Devine.
,i ir Ij. DnUlev. ' .
Hauler of iSnppliet. V . G. MacRae.
ihHceul Iket Agentr-Vf, M. Poisson.
-The MOBIf I If O 8 TAB li de
ifcS liveietl to City Sabaertbers t
riFTEIiarCKTS per week. Snbacri.
her Kortls of b centre of Market
Street will b aapplled by Mr. W5f . L.
HARLOW; 'and tboae Soutb or that
line by Mr. JOHN B. BVBC1I. Omly
Ibese Ageata are antborixed, In their
respective Division, to collect city
iiibacrlptlons.
Contractors will not be Mowed, under
r ln'ir contract, to advertise any o her than their
legitimate business unless by a-in? specially
(or such advertisement. , :
THE CIRl L'LATION Ob THE JtOItX
LU ,sTAIt IS LARGER THAN THAT OF
.t.T OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPER PUB
L fsHED JY NORTH CAROLINA.
Superior Court meets
morning, nt KM- o'clock.
this
Called meeting of the Cham
ler of Commerce to-day, at 12 M.
The Steamship Fairfxinl-x
'ailed for New York yesterday.
The Steamship Fanita
t'rpt. Freeman, arrived at this port from
New York yesterday.
New River Oysters, which
were very scarce duriug the first of the
Christma.N holidays, are now coming in
pretty freely again.
We acknowledge the re
ceipt of nn invitation to bo -present at
Party, Concert and" .Festival," to be
ji ven at , Floral JDollege, on Thursday
evening, January 13th, 1870.
'We regret to learn that the
condition of Dr. Ertkpnker, now in the
City Hospital, is critical in the extreme,
with very little, if any, hopes of hiarecov
erv. On Christniaa night the
Holiday Street Theatre. Baltimore, of
which Manager John T. Ford is the
lessee, was so crammed that over three
hundred people, were refused entrance.
i -in ' , i ''i n " .: ' '
Water street, between Mar
ket and Dock, and also at the foot of
Dock, is being filled in an leveled by a
plentiful supply of ballast and dirt, which
will considerably improve things in that
quarter.
. Oil ' . ! a . i ;' ,
Board of Aldermen. A special
eall tor a meeting of the Board of Al
dermen, yesterday, afternoon Was not hon
ored by a sufficient number to form a
quorum, and consequently the meeting
was again postponed.
Arrived.--Txev. W." if! ' Koby,
the pastor of the Front iStreet Methodist
Church of this city, arrived by the train
on Tuesday evening last, and, we suppose,
n til nnfnp i vrr a1 tafnln 11 w Ji I
..... "...v.vw j i-uu uicuim-iiiugc
nlS OUtieS.
-Mr., James II. Hackett, the
only, worthy representative of the doughty
Falstrtff oWthei American stage, will ap
pear in legitimate drama in Charleston
this season, and will also doubtless pay
' Wilmington' iiit'lv:
Arrived 'X- Last -iGHf J , We
learn that' Rev. Q. DBurnheiml'pastor of
St. Paul's (Evan.; Lutheran) church, with
hisfamriy.ArriTcd m.fhis city last night,
with -the TUtention 'of remaining permft-
nently amonff mZlit!BZ will assume the
pastoral ebarge on next Sunday and will
h.AA M '.ti,. a.--
iiii'ji uii jsvf t yv. V . . 6 M j , 4
Special Court. There were three
cases before this Court, yesterday ,,viz :
David Allen, for disorderly conduct,
was fincjlJlO and costs. - ;' l
W. H. Harding, for disorderly conduct,
case dismissed.
EdwaM fDavaa, for Kiisopderly conduct,
judgment, 8U8pdidbnlhepaym
COSU 'V JT .
Vol. V-fNo.. 82.
Order ; Countermanded. We
letrn that the order to -admit Thoraag
Murphj (errohecinsly printed 8mith in
yesterday's Star) was countermanded,
subsequently, and the onfortunate ;mao
taken , back to the Work House. This
was, done in consequence of the fact that
Murphy belongs In Columbus County.
Dr. J..-E, Winants, ,-ii, charge of, the City ,
Hospital, informs us that Murphy's feet,
which are terribly frost-bitten, will per
tainly haye to come off. . t i .i i
A Lecture.' We " are requested
to announce' that Rev. J. C. Hiden will
deliver a lecture at Thalian Hall on next
Friday week, the proceeds of the enter
tainment to be devoted to the benefit of
the new Baptist, Cburch'building. in this
city. Subject: Edgar A. Poe. All who
have heard Mr. II.'s inimitable lectures
will not need a reminder that thev have a
rich treat in store for them.
A Uood Man CxOxe. Tlie many
friends of Rev. Jas. McDaniel, throughout
the Htate, will regret to learn that he de- of wind from the S. S. E. had lost her
parted this Hie at his residence in Fayette- fore-boom, and wished her condition re
ville on Saturday, the 25th inst. Mr. Mc- ported. Could not learn her name, nor to
Daniel was a prominent minister of the
Baptist church, having for a number of
successive years served as President of
the annual Conventions of that body.
He was also lor several years pastor of the
Baptist churoh in thls city, but passed the I
latter remnant of his days in charge of the
church at Fayetteville, where he was uni
versally respected and esteemed. 1 His
name was familiar throughout the bounds
of the State, and the intelligence of his
death will call forthathe exclamation
from many, " A good man has fallen
Mr. McDaniel was about 67 years old.
Chi ps for toe Ladies and
Others. A Western young lady, has ex
acted an editorial apology for an error of
one hundred pounds in her weight.
The women of Wyoming Territory
recently granted the right of suffrage
number about 700.
Four girls of Pittsburg, Pa., tempted
by the prize of a gold ring, waltzed five
hours on a 6tretch, and were taken home
on a stretcher. '
The man who calls his wife a bird
must not be disappointed it she asks him
to buy her feathers. .
Neal Warner, who is said to be in
England what Edwin Booth is in Amer
ica, will probably appear, on the Wil
mington boards daring the present feason.
"Sugar weddings," four weeks after
marriage, are the latest device of married
Vermontere to keep themselves happy. '
Thelaaiesare taking advantage of
the beautiful weather to show their beau
tiful faces.
Man Drowned. Between 8 and
9 o'clock on Tuesday night, at the wharf
near the foot of Dock street, a colored man
by the name of Cetus Herring,' belonging
in Elizabeth township, Sampson county,
and about 25 yearsold, fell from a raft and
was drowned. It seems that the unfor
tunate man had just arrived at the.wbarf,
accompanied by his father-in-law and oth
ers, when attempting to "take up" his
raft at the wharf his "head came in con
tact with the stern of a vessel and he was
knocked into the river. Herring is repre
sented to have been an' expert swimmer,
and he struggled manfully to reach the
raft, but it is supposed that he became ex
hausted from his efforts to escape the suc
tion of the vesuel under the stern of which
he had been drawn. His father-in-law
endeavored to reach him with a pole, but
he was too far off, and tbe poor fellow
sunk before any further efforts could be
made to rescue him. ' At last accounts his
body had not been recovered.
The Theatre Last Night.
The second appearance of the Chapman
Sisters and Mr. Bishop, with their admira
ble company, last
wel
comed by a still larger audience than on the
opening night, evincing the fact that their
efforts to please our people is meeting with
it just reward. Seldom have we seen a
larger and never a more-delighted audi
ence, being kept, as it were, under one
continued spell of enjoyment. Mr. Bishop,
as on the previous night, was "brimful
ana running over" with humor," and of
. .. '..
I course nis auaience coma not De other-
I .:co whiln h nnHcrhtliTipaa nnrl o,arlr.
mm, I o J-
ling vivaqity of the beautiful and accom
plished Blanche and Ella Chapman won,
as it received, the admiration and applause
of every one present.
Both in tho rendition of the famous mu
sical burlesque, "Ixion," and in the amus
ing farce of fiA Regular Fix," with which
the evening's entertainment was com-
menced, the different characters Were ad-
mirably sustained'by all parties, which
was evinced by the frequent outbursts of
applause which greeted them
' The Violin Solo, by: Mr. Whir Withers,
I Ja the opening night, was a most pleas-,
in?? as well as wonderful r.art of the on.
i 7 o i
I tertamment. and the remarkable skill dis-
DiavccJ bVhim in his nerformanco on the
violin arew lortrt most neartv plaudits
from the large audience. v t ' ! '
To-night, the last appearance but one of
tbe Chapman Sisters and .Mr C. B. Bish
op, will be placed on the' lxards "Alad-
tdin, or the Wonderful Scamp,' and My
Precious Befay-'V; X3d early, if .you would
secure seats.-' 'V .
WnjimGTOlI, N. C
Gone Glimmeriikj. Christmas,
bo long looked for and anxiously expected
is among the things that were, and the
monotonous routine of daily lite has as
sumed its quiet and unobtrusive sway, pnly
to experience alight interruption on the
close of the old and, it is to be hoped, the
dawning of a "Happy New Year."
! Admitted to Bail. In .conse
quence of the anticipated recovery of Mr.
August Lessman, his physician having
pronounced him out of danger, Jacob
Kicnardson, col., who committed the as
sault on him recently, was admitted to
bail, yesterday, in the sum of $ 250.
' RIYElf AND MARINE MS.
Tttesdat, December 20.
The Steamship Rebecca Clyde reports
h fl Vine Slink Pr a onvprnm.nf Snni.
Schooner from Baltimore bonnri Sonth
Had been ofl Hattteras six davs in a gale
what port she was bound, it being impos
sible, to get near enough to heron account
of the heaviness of the sea. Also hove
to, off Cape Lookout, and spoke the
steamer San Jacinto, from New York and
bound to Savannah. On Sunday after
noon, off Cape Hatteras, saw the Schr.
John, bound for this port.
ARRIVED OUT.
The Schr. Carrie M. Rich, Amsbury,
from this port for Boston, arrived at
Holmes' nole on the 24th.
FROM BELOW.
Tbe AlpJia, which arrived late last
evening, brings the report that the Lucille
is now near the channel, and will be got
ten off in a few days. The cargo will all
be out in two days. She leaks but little,
and will be gotten off with but little dam-
IMPORTANT TO PUBLISHERS.
The subscriber has just received another
supply of Robixson's Prixtkg Lnk, em
bracing No. 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 arc 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
inj?: Office of Nichols fc Gormas, l
Practical Book and Job Printers,
Raleigh. N C, Sept 6, 1869. )
W. 11. Beui, .bay.,
- Wilmington, N. c : ' i - '
Dear Sir : We received in dno time the
keg of News Ink sent us. As we have no news
paper, we have been using; it for Hand Bills
and General Job Work, and it has given entire
satisfaction. It works clean? distributes well.
and is a good black. For the price, we have
never used better.
If you have any kers of Book Ink, of about
25 lbs., send us one keg.
very respecuoiiy,
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 txeo Caroliruts,
WrLMXNGTOX, N. C.
N. B. I can also supply publishers with
Flat Cap, Folio and other papers on
reasonable terms.
LATEST BY. MAIL.
North Carolina in a Nutshell.
The bam ot Mr. C. E. Parish,
of Hillsboro', says a correspondent of the
Standard, was totally destroyed by fire,
on Christmas eve, with its contents. Said
to have been the work of an incendiary.
Mr. M. V. Blalock was horribly
murdered, in a bar-room in Hillsboro', on
the day after . Christmas. lie was the
keeper of the bar. Several articles were
stolen from the room. So says a corres
pondent of the Standard. J '
The Newbern Times says :
The Baptist Fair last week was' a great
success, in more, ways than one. In the
first place it was more than a success in a
social point cf view. Everybody who at
tended, enjoyed themselves. lAlso finan-
cially, for it ws s generally patronized.
The Newbern Journal of
Commerce says : Jesse Watson, colored, a
criminal who was sentenced to twenty
years imprisonment at the last term of
the Superior Uourt-ot Lenoir county, tor
highway robbery, and who made his es
cape about a month ago, was recaptured
last night by Deputy Sheriff Cully, with
the assistance ot John Williams, colored,
and is now conhned in Craven street jail.
Great preparations are being
made by the colored people of Raleigh for
the celebration ot "Emancipation Day,
the 1st of January.
Ask tbe Indies Maid" and Ibev will
tell you that PHALOXS VITA LI A or SAL
VATION FOR THE HAIR is the favorite ar
ticle for reviving the natural tinge o' blanch-
J A. .1 1 I . -a t M 1
wholesome to the skin as water, nndiscoior-
D7.lP "gne, wuouu. any uimiouor
and yielding no sediment, it defies competi
tion ana eourts comparison
nee jz-eoaiw
Female Diseases.
Large numbers of women in fact almost
nine-tenths of the entire sex surfer from
some uisease peculiar to females.
- Dr. Lawrence's Womam's Fkikhd meets
with wonderful success in onrine them.
This fact should be widely known. If every
lady in tbe United States were to take one or
two bottles of the Womah's Fbitod. they
would be repaid by a renewal of health and
tcrengin. , ; .-.
. It is a safe and reliable remedy, and is en-
uorseu uy mo Dest pnyBicians. ,
anga-tf w
THTJESDAY MOEHING,
Iiife of the Flesh In the ItloodY
Rosadalis!
kwfn!?itB1(!)drlfletM'1 Renevator
irnown. Used and endorsed by nhvslcians
hVraiSSl'.J?1 thftlT "larPpraet&
iiaiia Sf0?086 the articles trom which Kosa
rk nade arc PnbUshed around each bot
it7n! every physician knows just what
w a 1 and henco endorses it as a valua-E-
i1"" compound. This preparation
n?fttted maintains an unrivalled rep-Sh-,,ortnecreof
Scrofula in any form,
mati?m' 8kV Diseases, Old bores, Ul-
n"ii)y!PepaavNearal?ia in 'act any
chronic affection of the Blood, Liver and Kid
Sfl3 411 dlseases in which an alterative
plan of treatment is indicated doc 21-2w
test by Telegraph.
inousands of men, women and children
nave been cured of Diarrhea, Dysentery, Chol
era Morbus, Colic, 4c, by Dr. . H. Worthing,
ton's celebrated North Carolina Remedy, the
owlt known specific for all painful bowel af
foctions. Ask for Dr. Worthinfrton's Diarrhea
and Cholera Medicine keep it in your house
never travel without it it may save your
Price 25 and 80 cents per bottle.
For sale in Wilmington by J. W. Lippitt &
Co; James T. Wiggins, Wholesale Proprieto
ry A. srent, Norfolk, Va. tf
SEW ADVEET1SEMES1S.
Heinsbebger's Live Book Store, 38 Market
street "Books" A Poem from 39 Market
street.
See announcement of Citizens' Ticket for
Mayor, Board of Aldermen and Assistant As
sessors. Ckonlt & Morris 500
Bags Bran for sale.
Bags Corn 500
F. W. Kerchner Flour, Flonr Peanut
Bags Sundries.
Anderson's Several
styles of Hats.
new and beantifnl
J. B. UxDERwooi-Those elegant For?, Uats
Caps and Clothing just arrived,
Wm. M. Poisson A regular Communicat ion
of St. John's Lodge.
Johk T. 1'ord AVilraington Theatre on
Thursday eveninir.
DEATHS.
PEMBERTON At his residence, near Man
erum, on the morning of the 23d of November,
Mr. James W. Pemberton, a highly esteemed
and most estimable citizen of Richmond coun
ty, N. C.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wilmington Theatre.
Lkspkk,
JOHN T. FORI).
JAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE
dlAPMAtf SISTF.11S,
MR.-0. 13. BISIIOJ'.
Tin Ks.DA EVENING, DECEMBER 30,
ALADDIN,
Or, Ths Wonderful Scamp.
Aladdin Miss Blanche.
Pekoe miss Er.a
Widow Twankey Mr. Bishop.
VIOLIN SOLO, Mr. Wm. Withers.
Commencing with
MY PRECIOUS BETSY.
Mr. BoluaiL Mr. Bishop.
Friday, Benefit and last appearance of t lie
Chapman Sisters. The
40 Thieves.
3 Chance of bill each eveninsr durincr the
short engagement of these eminent artists.
uoors open at 7 O'clock; Curtain rolled up
at s precisely.
PRICES OF AMDLSSION,
Dress Circle and Orchestra 75 cents
Parquetta 50 cents
Colored Galleries V) and 23 cents
Reserved Seats &l 00
Seats can bo secured at Heinabergcr's Book
wre.
dec 30 82-tf
Citizens' Candidate
FOR MAYOR.
DR. W. W. HARRISS.
dec 23-tde
MANY CITIZENS.
Citizens' Ticket
FOR
Mayor & Board of Aldermen.
FOR MAYOR:
DR. W. W. HARRISS.
FOR ALDERMEN;
First Ward OWE BIRNEY,
Second WardG. R. FRENCH,
Third Ward ,
Fourth WardS. NORTHROP.
For Assistant Assessors.
1st Ward WM. M. HARRISS.
2d Ward S. M. WEST.
3d Ward GEO. W. BETTS.
4th Ward SAMUEL BLOSSOM,
dec 29-te
Republican Candidate
FOR' MAYOR, '" ' ;
JOS. H. NEFF.
dec 22-tf
Collector's OfTicef
flTY OF WILHIN6TOX, H. C,
Novkxber 30th, ISfto..
TAX NOTICE ! TAX NOTICE 1
THE TAX BOOKS FOR 1869 ARE NOW
open. - The taxes are on Seal Estate,
Personal Property, Income, Lawyers, Physi
cians, Dentists, Carriages an(T Horses, and
Polls. This tax MUST be paid, before the 1st
of January, 1870, or the usual course will bo
takeiw; ''".t'I,., ,,. . ,
The office wiU be open from 9 to 3 each day
(Sundays excepted). V. "'
BENJAMIN DURFEE", r
docn-td Collector.
DECEIIBER 30, 188S
. r-r
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Port Warden's Sale.
M. CRONLY; Auctim,eer.
By CKONLY t MORRIS.
of
wnom it may concern, under inspection ot
the Port Wardens,
500 Bags Corn,
200 Bags Bran,
Damaged Ex Steamship Lucille.
dec30-lt
Sundries, Sundries.
50 Bbls. Crackers.
200 Boxes Cheese,
100 " Assorted Candv,
50 " Fancy Candy
75 " Cooking Soda,
75 " Concentrated Lye,
50 " White-rock Potash,
50 Cases Brandy Peaches,
100 " Canned Oysters, ' ?
50 .-,- Tomatoes,
20 " " Corn,
25 Condensed Milk,
50 Boxes Raisins,
25 Cases . Sardines, &c,, &c.t &c,,
' For sale by : F."W. EERCHNER, 1
decS0-tf
By the Clyde Yesterday,
V ''i ' , -V- ; - -- .
. :7i i y. ; .it- :
SEVERAIiNEW
AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF
HVA T S
Now received at.
dec30tf
ANDERSONS.
Arrived,
T
H O i E
ELEGANT
FURS,
Also a largje lot of
Hats, Caps and
C Ii O T H I N G
At.
J. B. UNDERWOOD'S,
NO. SO MARKETSSTREET,
AVilmington, N. C."
deo30-tf
St. John's Lodge, No. 1.
F. fc A. M.
KEGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATION
THIS Evening at 7 o'clock.
By order of the W. M.
WM. M. FOISSON, Secretary.
-Standing Committees will please submit
their annual reports. dec30-lt
Flour, Flour.
1AAA BARRELS all grades in store
,JVJLF and on wharfs , i j .
For sale low by
F. W. KERCHNER,
d ec30-tf 27. 28 & 29 N. W ater-etrect.
Peanut Bags.
A FULL SUPPLY ON HAND.
jCX. For sale by
F. W. KERCHNER.
decsotf
27, 28 A 29 N. Water-street.
N0LANDINE!
THE OBEAT VIRGINIA VEGETABLE
ALTERATIVE, BLOOD F17B1FIEB
ANT BEHOVATOR OF THE HUMAN
SVSTEM.
We invite attention to the following certifi
cate, and assure the public that Nolandine is
wLat we style it a strictly vegetable prepar
ation. JOHNSTON A LANGHORNE,
Pharmaceutists and Prop'rs,
Richmond, Va.
Descriptive circulars sent on application to
us or any druggist. When oedering, specify
if Nolandine Proper, or Nolandine for Chills
and Fever.
JOHNSTON A LANG HO BN E.
A physician, who has been apractitioner for
tw enty-two years, sends us the following :
Naw Kekt Couhty, Va., AprU 1, 1369.
Messrs. Johsbtom A Laxohokkx:
Gentlemen The very high character of tho
testimonials attesting the merits of your
dticed me to test your " NOLANDINE PROP
ER " in a very desperate case of Hyarotnorax
(dronsv of the chest.) combined with Ascities
(dropsy of the abdomen). The usual reme
dies Known to our profession had been most
skillfuUy administered without producing
anticipated effects. The diseases yielded to
the action of your " NOLANDINE." I very
eratef ull v state that mv natient is now enjoy-
in e the blessings of a restoration to rood
health, and now, four months sinceidminis-
tering your JNOianaiae, mere is not a symp
tom of recurrence.
I had several opportunities of testing the
merits ofyour " NOLANDINE . for CHILLS
and FEvER. in cases which had resisted the
usual remedies for months, and had the satis
faction to see them entirely broken and per
manently removed after a course ofyour No-
lanrliriA-
I know that I wiU incur the displeasure of
some of the profession Dy departing irom its
usages ; but candor and iacta compel me to
call attention of my professional brethren to
the invaluable properties 01 y
.nd t.rnst chat nreludice will
from their use. I have found
your Nolandine on the liver and secretions
more tnan equal to caiomei, wmcu is um ouujl-
tional recommenaauon.
Verv resnectfullv.
; . t - A. G. JONES, M. D.
2"or sale W holesale and Retail by
J. W. LIPPITT A CO.,
lrnggists, wumington, N. C.
oeclSnacltn, ; "H5H:iJll ' v
COTTON IS KING.
A. Plantation containing 850 acres of Cotton
land lying in Duplin Connty can be purchased
at a bargain.
300 ACBES OB.MOBE
of the Tract Is cleared an a under fence. T)m
balance is divided Into pine land and rich
swamp. Tho main residence is at a beautiful
location and comfortable and healthy having
EXCELLENT . "rVATERiy; .
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 domestic man
ure nnd planted in cotton which made ,
1200 FOTJNBS L1HT COTTOSrl i
t must not be expected to find the land at
the price placed upon it producing this way
in an unimproved state; but it Is mostly
adapted to cotton culture and is offered at the
low price of $3300, cash ; or (4000 on six months
time. It Is in a good neighborhood. - Enquire
of theEditorof this paper..:.;.. .,'
nov 25-tfnae , v , . ; .
. i
Whole" No. .710
"NEW ADJERTISEMENTS.-
Now is Your Time.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES
of Land, within the corporate limits of
KenansvUle, Duplin Connty, JI. C, ia offered
for sale on reasonable terms. About seventy
five acres are cleared and under fence i one
half of which is bottom land. The uncleared
portion is mostly rich mud of the finest quali
ty, furnishinsr an inexhaustible supply of
manure, by the application of which, the
whole may be made exceedingly productive.
In addition to this, there is, within two hun
dred yards of the cleared portion, on an ad
joining tract, a rich marl bed, where marl and
lime can be obtained for a trifle. The marl
contains 82 per cent, of lime.
This plaee produced, the present year, from
the labor of one horse and three laborers, one
hundred and thenty-five barrels (626 bushels)
of corn, 205 stacks (12,000 lbs.) fodder, and
sweet potatoes not measured. The high land
with manure will make excellout cotton.
Apply to the Editor of the Star, Wilmington,
N. C. dec 11-tfnac
Real Estate for Sale.
40 BUILDING LOTS.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
at a reasonable price,
40 BUILDING LOTS,
Each 06x165 feet, located in that growing,
thriving portion of the city known as 'Brook
lyn." To men of moderate means a rare chance is
here offered for providing themselves with
lots which mar now be purchased at a low
value" lcn wiu increase rapidly in
TERMS : One-third cash, balance in one and
two years.
dec 24-lmnac JNO. F. GARRELL.
ft
BOOKS
RE
MY ONLY COMMERCE NOW.-
t. - ' llKIHBBEBGSK. '
Holiday Books of ev'ry kind,.
Books for every age and mind.
Books to raise the sigh or smile, ,
Books winter hours to beguile,
Books all wonders to unfold.
Books for the young, books for the old, '
Books in cloth and Dooks in gold,
Books of pure instructive tone,
Books of every author known,
Picture Books for girls and boys,
Those loving and instructive toys,
. Books of enchantment and romance,
That fancy's magic joys enhance,
Are found for book-buyers and others,
At
HEINSBERGER'S LIVE BOOK STORE,
39 Market Street
eet.
dec 24-1 r
Low, Lower, Lowest !
'E SELL BOOT
and SHOES at
LOW
prices for Cash.
LOWER
than any house in the
State.
LOWEST
of any house in the
city.
' G. R. FRENCH & SON'S,
dec 2Stf 29 North Front Street.;
Wilmington Library,
and other
ASSOCIATIONS.
FUBHISHED WITH
STANDARD BRANDS
"GOLD LEAF," "EUREKA,"
-PRrDE," A GENUINE
Durham Tobacco,
At a concession in price
At
VaxSICKLES,
No 12, Market St.
Dec 29-tf..
GOING! STILL GOING!
AT BARE COST.
To Close Co-PartnersMp.
Now is the Time to Buy
CLOTHING !
MUNSON A CO.
City Clothiers. -
dec 29-tf
Desirable Dwelling
FOR RENT.
TTTTLL BE RENTED FROM JAN-
W UARY 1st to October 1st, 1870,.
that aesiraoic
!
If
liiii
DWELLING
sitaatedon Bladen between 4th and 5th streets,
adjoining the residence of the subscriber. The
house is entirely new, contains 6 rooms (all
ntr nre places), eooa lutcnen, wun nne
well of water on the premises. To a good ten
ant the rent will be verv reasonable.
dec 24-tfnae - JNO. F. GARRELL.
Furs! Furs J! Furs!!!
JJIDES I HIDES t ! HIDES t ! !
Wool! Wool T I Wool!!
Leather
AND SHOE FINDINGS,
Dealers and manufacturers wishing to pur
chase, or seu any or the above articles, wm
nna it to tneir interest to appiy io on.
FALCONER A SON,
dec 23-tf 12 and 14 Dock street.
Branch Office
THE
STATEN ISLAND
Fancy Dyeii Estalillslieiit,
At Anderson's Hat Store,
All kinds of goods to be dyed received and
forwarded, and satisiaction guarantee a.
J. H. ANDERSON. Agent.
dee 28-tf
Very Choice
BACON STRIP8, : - ..... ;". .-.. it
AND 8UGAR CURED HAMS,
At GEO." MYERS,' 11 A 13 Front St.
deci9-tf ? ; t.
T;. PRIME
GAROLINA RICE,
10 Tierces, ;
- '- : - aw jjott ron' cash,
At - GEO. MYERS. 11 A 18 Front St.
Sauces, Spices, Preserves,
JELLIES, ,
EXTRACTS,
; t 8EASONINGS.AC AO
- iir.- '..ix.-n-'-'t'' ' ':'tU"..ii
At GEO. MYRRS," 11 A IS Front St.
On8qnareme day, ......... ...-.w..... $1 00
M two day........ ......... 1 to
three days...... S 00
toor days...................... S 60
Ave day,................, 00
one weak. 8 CO
u
M
U
mr Contract AavarUaemant taken at pro
portion&tely low rate...
nhffSJliS!SuIj Bellgtooi, rnneral and
2bSS3 bVlaelrtedathaliratea
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. T. JTAJUJ4 AMtiMMr.
BY JAMES & ME A RES.
Commissioners Sale of
Valuable Real Estate.
ON Tuesday, January nth,1899,at 11 o'clock,
A. M., I will sell at the Conn Honae door
KnraVle8 tbU T-
IAYI OB PAKCEIt OF UHD,
known m what is called the Jacob's Entry, as
lot No. 19, beginning at the corner of Walnut
and Seventh streets, from thenoe numina
Sonth sixty-six feet, thenoe West one hundred
and twenty feet, thence North sixty-six feet
to Walnut street, thenoe with said street one
hundred and twenty feet to the beginnings,
it being a part of a lot conveyed by Benjamin
Gardnier to Nancy CampbelL
Terms of Sale-Cash.
. GEO. D. FLACK, Jr.,
Dec. 9, 1889-tlUan Commissioner.
CRACKERS,
QHEE3E, ETC.
Lemon, Sugar and Soda Crackers,
English Dairy, Factory and State Cheese;
LARD,
BUTTER,
CANDY.
, RAISINS,
WV
. Ac, Ac., Ac., for sale by
F. W. KERCHNER,
27, 28 A 29 North Water-atreet.
dec24tf
10-4, 11-4 and 124
ALL' WOOL
BLANKETS,
TO BE HAD AT
REDUCED PRICES
AT
FISHBLATE & BROS.
23 Market Street.
dec 11-tf
One Dollar In Greenbacks.
Equal to One in Gold !
The Great Decline in
DRY GOODS
HAS COME.
5th New Stock
of the Season,
4
Now opening at Prices to suit all.
B1RDSEY & ROBlllSOff
Deo. 48-tf.
corn;
10,000 BUSHELS
m STORE
AND IN TRANSIT.
FOR SALE BY
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
deo 85-tf
No. 1 Puruvian Guano.
250TOWS -
IN JSTOIUS, .
- ' And to arrive,
For sale by ,
dec23-tf'.; WILLtAMS A 1HTRCH1SON.
" Flour !fcFlouf!r
800
BARRELS,4
ALL GRADES,
. Fo salo by: r; i
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
dec 2tf
BIHGHAII SCHOOL,
MIBAJIETILLE H. C
TIE SPRINQ term or Mwzm ors 4
nary 12th. The oourse of lnatruoUon is
ClaaleaL, KalbemaUeal cesMMtwai.
fV FwClrcnlanaadreM
deciWsAP t Col. WM. BINGHAM.
.;tt v e'-mr.u ' - "