STAR.
TB.E ,MORNmG ; STAR
NOON REPORTS.
. n2zWiwtuaQWi March 14.
The Republican of thU morning ,hs the fol
lowing r , .
MXb Secretary of War yesterday tsl vraphd
to General, Terryv commanding the PP"t
mentor the South to tend at once all tbs
available troop to Cheater and York counties,
South Carolina, to assist In putting down tho
insurrection and.malnUlnlng peace .
t Recently arrived Irish exiles bare innooneed
the lormatlon of an Irish Confederation to as
1st to achieving the Independence of Ireland.
Politic and religion are excluded from theor-
Arkansas politics assume a new phase.: Ueatl
Got. Rlcnarason nss resnruea oecauso wvofc
retary of Stats, one of Clayton's mej, waa
elttted Lleutenant-Gorernor and Clayton ia
acmia in the arenalor the "position of united
States Senator. A special ..to. -the; Mernpbl
Avalanche accosts Johnson of selling oat. i
SaHATB. A resolatlon to adjourn to-morrow
waa defeated by a large majority, r s .
A petition of the cltizena of Dominica,' pro
testing -; against annexation, to , the "United
States, waa presented by 8nmnen Its rt cep
tlon waa refoaed. -- . v i
IIocsa -rTlie proceedings so; far; hayJjbefsn
-
I f, " Tjittis, March. 14. i
The Germana will deliver the Norther Derail
roada to the JTrench os. the 15th. r o r t.: n
The tnaleontenta of the Nattorial Qorard t
Mont Martie hare surrendered all tho cannon;
they had in their pobsoSBlon;'-1. . '
Thecltylstranqnn. ' 'ir-1' fi'.ZLC'
. , . - - London, March 14.
Trade af Rouen has been resnmed.rThe Ger
mana billeted ft larsreJnnmber oftroopa upon
the inhabitants of Rouen in consequence ,jot
the display at a Tanners house or emblems o
mourning during the recent review. '
The Emperor Napoleon ia on his way to
Cheeclholm. .; r-.-ii; .z ...' ' t-' ' '
' -j ;'? ':ly.- Havana, March 13. '
Reeent Insurgent proclamations are signed
Cespedes, President," and "Ignatler Agra-mato,GenaraWii-Chietn-
- ,-r- i t
The Marquis Santa Lucia lost an aim In the
recent engagement.
' Berlin, March 18.
A decree abollahesthe.gOTernorshjpsoty.er
sallies, Nancy and Rhelms:
The Germans have, relinquished control of
the occupied provinces in respect to religion
and edncation, bat retain the managemept of
the railroads and telegraphic service.
; The North German official OcuttU says that
unless France protects peaceful Germans re
turning to their homes and. avocations, repri
sals will be made, JJ? i S
OUR NIGnT REPORTS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
'. " Wasbinotov, March l
.. C0NOSBS8ICJ9AU
Sknate. Sherman called 8nmner to order
while the latter waa reading his Dominican
petition, upon the point that foreigners conld
not petition Congress. Colfax sustained the
point of order.
A bill was passed authorizing the issue of
new for mutilated bank notes.
Pratt occupied the balance of tho day with
a speech on public lands. "
House Sypher introduced a resolution,
which passed, directing the Secretary of War
to survey the ship canal, connecting the Mis
sissippi Riverwith the Gulf of Mexico. -
Beck's general amnesty bill was resumed.'
Upon the motion to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was referred to the Judiciary
Committee, the effect of which was to pat it
on Its passage; Beck accepted the amendment
excluding from Its benefits certain clasaea, at
the same time explaining that without these
exclusions the bill had no chance. - -
The exclusions comprise members of Con-
ress'who abandoned their seats for the rebel
ion, officers of the army and navy over twenty-one
years of age who Joined the rebellion,
members of Conventions which adopted ordi
nances of secession, who voted for tne same.
Quite a lengthy debate ensued, when finally
the bill failed by a vote of 100 against 83 not
two thirds.
The Ilou&e then adjourned. ' : . , .
. ,. , MISOCLLAWBOUS.
The joint committee caucus of the Radicals
recommend substantially the adoption of But
ler's Ku Klux bill. It authorizes the Preal.
dent to employ troops to suppress disorders
without tha reonl&itlon of R t a t a rnvnmta
establishes an elaborate code far the trial and
punishment of Ka Klux by the Federal Court,
any one of the band ia made punishable for the
acts of Indicted members; damagea irom such
bands are payable by the counties wherein the
damage ocean; Jurors shall take the Iron-clad
oath.
The report was discussed three honra In tha
caucus. There was strong opj ositlon to both
me muuary ana jaoiciai ieatarestf the bill in
the ' Senate caucus which adjourned to 10
o'ciock iu-uiarrow wiinoux action. '
The House caucus meets to-night to consid
er the reoort. - . . .
In well Informed circles ft is believed that
the 8enate caucus will order the bill to h nut
upon lta passage without material modiflca-
uons.
The Senate has confirmed Crane
ter at Athens. Oa. . f . , .
Unas. T. Benjamin baa been annotated rnrt
of the Southern Lovallat Clalmn nomtTiU.inn I
ine loiiowing nominations were made to
tne oenaie u-aav: ' waiter N. Smith. AUt.nk
Attorney-General; Win. KcMlchael, Solicitor
of Internal Revenue Bnrean; Conank Marshal
iwimcrn Lwi,ric oi jtionaa; Myers.- Annrais- I
v usitumuus b AioDiie. ;. i
rnvate deapatcbes from Little Rock, Ark., Worth & Worthy Cape-Fear Steamboat corn
report the election of Gov. Clayton to the U. I pany, Express Steamboat Company, Williams
s,
"n. i
. From CJaaadsw
' Tobohto, March 11
.There is an Indication of an early opening
v uw utruon nan. IJkTrmm. W.r
and Huron has been opened.
Welland Canal
opens on me ivia oi April.
' From Virginia. :
' : i . ? BiCHicoHD, March 14.
r w . A a a.
ine Aieariaiauire to-aav elected jnn xxt
Johnston, Conaervatlve, U.S. Senator, bv one
uuuiwg nu w imj casi or wonn R
x ciikui, us Mcpuuncau nominee. -
CABLE DISPATCHES.
-; K;t. t' -d:- Bxsum, Maren 14.
rne government has demanded the Imme
diate reply whether the decree expelling- or-
mana from France had been annulled. Favre
aaaea time t reply, whlclrwaa granted.
. Herr Fabrici has been sppolnted chief of ad-
ministration, -ana-baa occupied the. French
Bbcssxls. March 13.
. The returning French prlaonera leave their
arms
handr of the Belgians n
or. rBTEBSBTjEO, March liX
'("a secret treaty1 betweet
w y.. i i -
L"00.01. i?c?f treaty1 between
nm is omciauy denied, ? j:j
T wwwvaw a a. a
.The final meeting of the Black
enea An-gn tA.n ws; -oea. confer-
'The Paris and Lyon. raUroad" A.
In the hands of Its former manSraSt
row. .v.; i -.,fr, H6I w-raor-
riJSyj1 P)Lcmen have been mobbed. Th.
press urra atrlnirent The
Chicago. March 14. '
Pemblni dates .to. the 28th ult. report anoth
er revolt blithe part of 4he,Candfan troops,
and the sitnauon u nueriy lawless.
NW Tork, aiarcu a.
: The Grand street railway stables In Brooklyn
have been burned. Tlflj horses perished In
DwaaDnrveaa mlUionalra of Flatbnah,
j.P?"MlTSm!rted ahldde, Causer
agea w jwin,vi7wife'. death. He left
exceed
ffiils si report ofthe.arrest of the Nathan
mnrderer at Nantucket It is supposed to be
a case of mistaken identity.
rram New Hampinire.
r. 'i a j-7 vf U Hui j. u rjoscoimi' March 14V
..The election returns . Indicate that the, Re
publicans bold their own.
Later. The Incomplete vota of .Concord in
dicates a plurality for Bell, Democrat, and
leaves tho result la doubt.- - ;' ' ; ' ' -
! r rti;j u o.iNnvr Yon, March. 14 -Noon..
' Money 4 acntTSSnm'.': Gold steady
at i X oterllnar Jtxcnange long r, nui
109K; short sight llOX- Governmeuts very
dall. Stotks opened steady at the old quota
tions. .. f,.V'. .
Commercial.
Floor nnchanged. Wheat firm. Corn firm.'
PorksteadyMesst2t 60T21 75. Lard quiet
steam 12K12J. Cottori quiet but firm
Uplands 14 cents; Orleans 15 cents; sales
2,000 bales - 8pirits Tnrpentlne steady at 63
cents. Rosin quiet at 1 3 7 for 8tralned.
Freights steady. v .
Nbw Yoke,' March 14 Evening.
' t'';.i'" . Unanetal i "'i'-:"):;t
Money. 45 perfcent. premium. Sterling
Exchange 1WK(S109K. Gold lUXi" Govern
ment seenrities dull and steady flvo-twentiea
f 'fia. H2Vv Tennessee 6'a.: 64: new 64.
Virginia 68. 67; new 67. Louisiana bs 68; new
68; levee 6's 73W; 8's SW. Alabama ffs HW;
5's 59. Georgia 6's 80; 7s 00. North Carolina
6's 47; new 20. 8outh Carolina 6's old 77.
North Carolina bonds weak; Vlrglala'a atrong;
South Carolina's active but not so strong.
Commercial.
Cotton qniet and Arm. Sales 2,963 bsles at
14K cents. Flour Southern dull: common to
fair extra, $77 60; good to choice, $6 50$9.
Whiftkey steady at 93 cenU.-. Wheat qniet and
nnchanged. Corn 1 cent better sells at 87
cents.. Pork a shade onner at zi o.
Beef quiet. Lftr4flrtri. Naval stores steady.
Tallow firm at 8$9$ cents. Freights
heavy. "
Charlxston, March 14. .
Cdttoronlet.'!' Mlddllnga lZm3K cents.
Net receipts 1,114 bales. Exports to Grest
Britain L 092 bales. , Sales of 200 bales, r Stock
25,879 bales.
foreign ttAttkirrs.
London. . March 13 Noon.
Consols for monev 91K. U. 8. 5-20' s of 1862.
. ... .... .
livkrpool. March 14. rtoon.
Cotton steady Uplands 7K72t'd; Orleans
7K7X1- 8ales of 10,000 bales., . .
London. March 14-r-Evenlwr.
Consols for money 91l. U. S. S20s of 1862,
91K- l,r'n 1 - " u ":ft'i,; ' J-
Liverpool. March 13 Evening.
Cotton Uplands 7(27: Orleans 1K&
7Kd. Sales 10,000 bale; for speculation and
export bales, . Market closing nrm. ,
Yarns and fabrics steady.
COM:MEIIOIA.JL,.
WIIiMINGTOIC MARKET.
8TAR OFFICE. March 14.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. No sales report
ed. Last sales at 49 dents $ gallon for South
ern packages.
ROSIN. Sales of 2s3 bbls at f3 25 for drain
ed and $4 75 for .Palo - . . f,-r f .7
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Salea of 400 hhla
at $3 Sp for Soft and 3 10 for Hard. ' V !
TAR Salea of 135 bbla at 91 55 per bbl..
COTTON-Bales of 186 bales as follows i IS
at 11, SO at 11K. 23 at 12, S3 at 12& 25 at 1
47 at 13, 18 at 13"X, and S at IZX eenU 9 ft.
Qaotatlona of cotton Is aa follows : Good Or
dinary 13X1K; Ordinary '10KU; Low
Ordinary JSlSenta( Middling 13X13
cents Th: "? " ' '"'
ARttlVXD.-, r ,
14 Scbr 8amuel. Whortoni New River. Ed
wards & Hall with 86 bales cotton, 25 bbls
fish, 250 bushels peanuts. U -J
Steamship LuclUef Prlee, Baiiimore, A
D Cazaox.. . , , ,
Stmr A P Hurt. Skinner. Favetteville,
Worth & Worth. . -
N German Bark Aaioat. Loanlnes, Fall Riv
er, Maa., Wlllaf d Bros: - r
. CLEARED, . :...,:. 'A H
14 Steamer A P Hurt- Bklnner. Favette
ville, Worth &. Worth..' i '.. ( ' Ol
RKCEIPTS.
.1-
PER RIVER STEAMERS.
do tar, 8 do tnrpV lhale cotton,-to II B Ell-
era.
worth worm. A Alderman.' Bumn .ce
Strauss. ' -
a ft-, i
vw-MxlMI
Per RteamahTb El' Cld.-Geo Mvere. ; Aaron
& Rheinstein, Mnnson & uo,ueorge it jrrencn
A Son. Geonre A recK. 12 d Ptewman, u.u
Blake; M O Fowler &Co, A Ahrens: Smith A
fitranssr Oea VV Stones JS WIlllanlsNJacohl,
J v ljippiu a, v;o, u d narrow, x xxciuoucrg-
en unaa i urauj, a jneuuic, a at uhkui,
a Mnremaon. wooten'B jxDreBB.x jver tu
ner, DeRosset & Co, Wm Patten, Edwards &
Hall, H, BuTkhlmer, Hart & Bailey, Vick , &
Msbane. David A Weill. H Brunhild. F M
Acoatini. JnoDawson. A Bhrler. James Ander-
son oE CO, uorvuie co xayior, vvuiara nrus,
Mitchell & unggins, u a cmitn, ueo rnomp
aon. W D Smith & Co. Dawson. Teel & Hen-
nine. LonU. DSvis & Co. C D Myers & Co. W
Goodmsn, 8 Bear A Bro, Adrian & Vollers, A
Ashalti JGHeysr-vHelde Bros, J;& H Samp
son, J M Hardwick, Ureen & jfianner, w 11
Dart, P W Kerchnsr, M M Katz, G W Middle
toll, I Metta, Dice Robinson, Green & Walsh.
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mlngon,
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o'clock A. M., and Point Caswell Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at o'clock A. M.,
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I mg in an eiennt nrmaja tnoee
oromlnent
reaulsltes, satetv and -efficacy the invariable
accompaniments of its use as a Preaarvstiva
and Refresher of the Complexion.- It Is an
excellent Lotion zor diseases of a Byphilltio
Nature, and as an Injection for diseases of the
Urinary Organs, arising from habits of dlsai-
Sauon, usea in connection witn tne iKXtraots
uchu, Sarsaparilla, and Catawba Grape Pills.
in such diseases aa recommended, cannot be
surpassed. PRICE, QMS DOLL A R PER
BOTTLE. - t v? ,
Full and explicit directions accompany the
medioinea." . -u .
Evldenoe of the moat responsible and re-
jiaoxe. cnaractsr zarnisueo on appiioauon,
Vlth hundreds of thousands of Jiving wit
nesses, and upward ot 800,000 unsolicited cer
tlloatesand recommendatory letters,' many
of which are lrom the highest sources, in
cluding eminent Physicians, Clergymen,
Statesmen, etc Tho proprietor has never re
sorted to their publication In the newspapers;
ha dAs not do thla from the fact-that his
articles rank as Standard Preparations, and
do not need to be propped up by. certificates.
Henry T. Heimbold's Genuine
Preparations..- xni'j
Delivered to any address. Secure from ob
servation. ' Established upward , of twenty
years. Sold by Druggists everywhere.- Ad
dress letters for Information, in confidence to
HENRY. T. HELMBOLD, DruggistndjCnem-
18E. . '.- ., ... j p ,
Only Depots : H. T. HELMBOLD'S Drug and
Chemical Warehouse, No. 694 BroadwayrNew
tot. 104 South Tenth 8t. PLlladelphis, Pa. v h
BE W ARB OF COUNTERFEITS. Ask fer
HKNET T. HKIMBULJ'B ! Tntt RS OtUer.
June aW3Fly;Wed: w
originating, ana no matter ox
g standing;. PRICE, ONE DOLLAR
FTY CEKT3 PER BOTTLE.
iSTEAMSHIB fMNES.
BALTE03E MD'niMIGTOIl
.-v
Vicckly Qtoamchf p Line.
Composed of the First' Class Stekmships,
IiTJCIIiliE,
PRICE, Commander,
Cairo
i-'.'.ss Sit
EEBECCA CLYDE,
JBXt C. CIIIIJDS,
Coiatxcuknderv ;
" The SUanWhlp tU WLi1 '! 1
TITTLL LEAVE WORTH'S WHARF at the
wV foot of Mniberv street, for Baltimore,
For Freight engagements apply to
march 12-tf :
A. D. CAZAUX.
; v LOELLLARD'S i
STEAIIBIIIP LUTE
! bNJEW YORK, . L
SAILING TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS FROM
i NEW YORK, AND WEDNESDAYS ; AND
SATURDAYS FROII WILMINGTON.
THROUGH CONNECTION WITH ALL RAIL
ROADS LEADING OUT OF WILMINGTON.
" - INSURANCE ONLY PER CENT.
NO PAS8ENGEKS TAKEN.
For Freight apply to
BARRY BROTHERS,
' ; f Agents.
sept 16-tf
Philadelphia 3 a n d Southoxn
Mail Steamship Line.
THE FA8T AND FAVORITE STEAMSHIP
0
PIONEER,
Capt. WAKELET,
"TT71LL RUN THE FOLLOWING SCHED
ff nle between Philadelphia and Wilming
ton, N. C. :
Leavmg Wilmington,
f - 187L
Thursday,... Jan. 5th
" . -19th
Friday Feb.8d
" " 17
Saturday,. .... March 4
Leaving Philadelphia
tan. -
Wed'sday, J an. 11,6 a m
Thnrsday
9fi i
rriaay,
u !Marchl0I
- M - 18
Sunday..... April t
.4 16
Tuesday.- May 2
Wednesday 41 - 17
Thursday June 1
isaiuraay, - zo
uunaay, - April y
Monday,: r 34
Tuesday, May 9 .
Wed'sday, " 24
Thursday, Juno 8 "
" -15h
Friday SO
Friday,
July 7
Insurance at low rates.
For Freight, apply to
Wilmington. N. C.
W. L. JAMES, General Acat, 12 South
TV fiAMAAM. W f I VUAUI AKbUbOt
xnira street, inuaaeipnia.
Jan6-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
Louisiana State lottery
C01V1TANY.
.... , . i
Incorporated Augnst 17, 1808.
CHARLES T. HOWARD.'......,
'RESIDENT.
HINOLE NTJITDEn LOTTEBT.
XL
SPLENDID SCHEME ONLY 20,000 NUHBERS
CAPITAL PKIZE.... .$50,000.
, CLASS D
TO BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS ON
HATUBDAT, Marcb 25, 1871.
HOWARD, SIMMONS & CO., Cohtkactgrb.
SCHEME
20.000 KuiliersTKclets; Only $20. -
, 1 prise of 50,000
1 prize of 80,000
1 prize of so.ooo
1 prize of 10,000
, 1 prize of 9,000
. 1 prize of 8,000
1 prize of 7,000
1 prize or " 6,oco
1 prize of. 6,000
1 prize of 4,0 JO
1 prize of 8,000
1 prize of ; S.000
1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
1 prize ox r 1,000
i8.........,...;.......$5o,ooo
ISces e4s)je-e 30)000
IS.............. 80,000
iS...................... 10,000
is. . 8,000
is...' .......v. 6,000
IS........ 7,000
is 6,000
Ifle e
is.:.... ..4. ..: 4,000
is..... 4.. S.000
is ......,,.... 2,000
r
i prize or -i,ww
i prize ox
lpilzaof
1 prize of
1 1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
4 1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 rite of
1.000 I
1,W0
" 1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000 f-are
25,000
l.WW i . '
,1,000
1,000
AAA
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1 prize of
1,000
lnrizeof LOO0J
w uriwn w w . u7...... ......
,725,000
Si 7 prizes oTZ.wa are
aa Approzifflatioa prizes... ia,600
440 prizes, amounting p.r......U..i.$ 280,400
Whole Tickets, pO ; shares In proportion.
Prizes payable without deduction.
Orders to t e addressed to -
. ; j CHAS. T. HOWARD,
Lock Box 692, Po8Wffloe, New Orleans.
i
Send Foet-Offlce Money Order, or Regis
ter your Letter. . ,v march 4-tf
SILK TWIST. " i -LINEN
THREAD.
- NEEDIJSS, OIL,
V UU, i J uiO. Al NEWELL, '
Agent for Singer Sewing Machine,
No. South Front street.
Machines sold on Installment, and rented
!
or.
Vlh&,7cldonRa7road
Ovricn Chisv Eneinas n
Sxip'T ,
1871. '
Tir AHDAFTXB SUNDAY -r .
KJ inst.,TRAIN8.on tlltf
Wilmington at 6tt A M. and ihMiT1!1 eav
tcTt Wilmington 4:1(1'.
The day train will nnt
l i 1 j' ' ' : ;; - """n Way,
- , -j ... 8. L. FREMONT
w,,..l.Zn?ne!r anS SuPinten,v. ,
Itl
Wilmington, Columbia &
a R. R. Com
W.or, N. C, March
I'll.
.. Change of Schedule,
AFTER. THIS DATE THE FOLLOW iw
rpadrj11!! 11111 bV TrSS
. . DAT EXPRESS TRAIN, (Daily.)
Leave Wilmington (Union Depot).. 4 :u)A ,
Arrive at Florence ,n ,A-
Arrivet KlngsviUe..-. J
Leave Kingsville... ""J-'Sp'S
Arrive at Florence..; -
Arrive at Wilmington !!!!iiaSp J
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY (SUNDa Yd
EXCEPTED.)
Leave Wilmington
Arrive at Florence
Arrive at Kingsville.
7:lur.fc
.1:43 A. a
Sii'C A. Jl
8:4'. 1'. m
Jbeave jungsville
Arrive at Florence.
Arrive at wu;;;;; I;J
s ; : JNO.
march 8-tf
C WINDER,
Gen'l Sup't.
WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE
',:-i . AND
V
RUTHfeRFOftD RAILROAD.
Schedule for Eastern Division,
' General SnperMenflenrs Office,
WILMINGTON, N. C, Feb. 16, 1871.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Wilmington
dally (Sundays excepted), at. ...7:00 A. M.
Arrives at Head of Road 40 R.M.
Leaves Head of Road, In Anson Co..f :30 A. M.
Arrives at Wilmington ; 3:30 P. M.
Passengers leaving Wilmington on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays make close
connection with Stages at Head of Road, and,'
stopping at night In Wadesboro', arrive in
Charlotte the next evening. Through tickets
to Charlotte, $10.
Five hundred mile tickets can be purchased
at the Ticket Offices in Wilmington, Lumber
ton, Rockingham, Laurinburg and Wades
boro, for fifteen dollars. These are especially
useful for buainess men and families.
Two regular Freight Trains per week will
leave Wilmington at 75 A. M. on 1 uesdays and
FridajEB, and arrive In Wilmington on Mon
days and Thursdays at 5;00 P. M.
S. L. FREMONT,
feb 17-tf . Chief Engineer and Sup't.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROVISIONS.
TTEAVY CITY MESS PORK, DRY SALTED
Shoulders, hhds. and boxes ; Dry Salted
Sides; hhds. and boxes ; Smoked Western
Shoulders, hhds.-Smoked Western Bib
Sides, "bhds. Breakfast Strips; H&nw,
covered and naked.
LlARD Pure Piime Natural and Extra, Jn
; tierces, barrels and tubs.
y EXTRA FINE TABLE BUTTER, tubs.
JbEST FACTORY CHEESE.
Sundries.
COFFEES Java, Laguyra, Rio, all grades
FLOUR all grades ; SUGARS-all grades 5
MOLASSES and SYRUPS all grades;
CRACKERS, all kinds, In bbls. and
boxes ; RAISINS ; Choice Lem
'y. '
ons and Oranges ; Bottled
Ale and Porter, English
and American, In
' . cases and bbls.;
Chewing Tobacco, caddies, quarter and half
boxes j Catawba Wine, Choice Scupper
t. nong,Wine, California Hock Wine,
' j Clarets, Raspberry Syrup, Black
7 . berry Brandy, Jellies, Essences,
v ? J.- and Giocers Drugs, Lye and
"v Potash, and a general
, ' .. assortment ot
Liquors, Groceries, Scgars and
fi : ;, , Tobacco
For sale, at wholesale only, by
novll-tf .' (ADRIAN Sc VOLLEB
; :..! hnn THE
CLIFFORD HOUSE,
SAMPLE ROOM,
f! ,'!;!.nf..THI CITT.
XITHERE 8UPERIOR 8EOARS ANDBO J
YY TLED LIQUORS can always be baa,
connection with that Superior Brand or
- : u MICHIGAN
CHEmiiaiTOBACCO.
:- Also, ,
''Furnished Rooms; 1y Day, Week or Monti
octlBtf "."'J.'AiCLDTFORP. 1W
mSITEAlICE ROOMS.
rflHE undersigned offers to the Citizens d
JL Wilmington Indemnity against riis
Marine losses by insurance upon
terms in the following leading Companies
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY Yorkf
CONTINFNTAL tRSURANCE COMPAN
NORTH AMERlOAlf F. L COMPANY, fc
NORTH AMERICAN F, L COMPANTfor,
incinnstl.
FIR.EMAN'8 FUND INAUB lANCE COs
r; -! f f :-i r : i . i Of San rxvn""
HOME INSURANCE CO.,
: TTiwn lnalT-ftVlA risks H
of BK-hmonu,
Upon desirable risks we carry nd
with rateeas low as those of any
fi i-tB.aa nw m tbose ot any
jnrudent Companies.
i A-Jggf ILDEB ATKINSON,
ent,
itreet,
j.,.- - . - i.xi.- Ho, S North Front
.1 a Hi I
9 -
KBerKM.
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