PUBLISHED DAILY,
H IlKBNAflPi Kdltor and Propr.
Dawson Bank Building. Front St.
.r m advance..;, i.; ....,...$7 00
ineynStks m advance.................. 3 60
months, in advance.................. 2 00
J,6nth, in advance " 75
0 -f AiiNiM STAa'will be delivered in any
fli0tha City at Fo?tbn t?N-ra per .week.
rl V . : ....
Nov. 22, 1871. ' .
Tber- - - r
Barom- mom. wind. ; Weather
eter-' eter. ,
Time-
30:88
29:93
41
; A.
M.
M.
M.
57 ISWRtntle Fair .
49 (W Light Cloudy
iieaaTeuip. of day, 49 deg. . , - ;
vnTB All barometric readings are reduced
.hi sen-level and to S3 decrees Fahrenheit,"
,be Pe KOBXKT 8BIBOTH, . -
Srict Sijrnal Service U. 8. A.
weatner Report. v :.
: War Dxpjlrtmbnt, i
office of Chief 8hmal Officer V ,
Washington, Nov. 234:85 P. ty. j
FrobabilUk. ; jr .JL'i."
,,.,, barometer will probably rise oa Thurs-.
,'oB the lakea an in- New England, with
ii westerly winds and cloudy weather, fail
the Southern and Golf States, with south
"Utrlv winds and rlslug temperature. The
EdT weaher prevailing lu the Rocky
Mouutains extend, with falling Urometer and
temperature, into the Mississippi val
l v Diugo0 winds are not anticipated for
0r coasts tnis eveuiuy.
THE CITT.
auv aat a tn km u
I si NSBEKGKiXfH-kNito 89 Ma rket
.t r,.pf. Peus of every description. S -
West & Habriss Layer Kaisins;; t rench
Prunes, Currants, Jellies, Ac.
W ilmington Tiieatkb Tremalne Brothers
ndJohn G. Pierson. ' -
Mrssos & Co. English and French-Cloths
an, Cassimcres. . T.
A roPE-Wihn1ngton .Wtdadft and Wil.,
Col. & Augusta Railroad notice. ; y
Dudlbt E Ellis Ransom' 4 ' Home Made
Calf Boot, Oak Calf Back.t' ' "
CHAi. D? Mters & Co. B Select 'Wilis
kVy, Groceries, &c. -V
Kkat 1 a To-NlgHt." ;. . 'V- .. , ,. -
Jaditsand geutlemeor who wish to spend an
evening brim-full' of enjoyment should not fail
to Ik present at the skating rink this evening.
A glorions time is expected, and we urge all
who can do so to cpa out and participate.
iiwr.K lam WaI.
The members of the three Lodges, viz :
Stonewall, Clarendon and Germania, are re
quested to meet at Pythian Hall to-morrow
(Thursday) evening at 8 o'clock. Important
business to transact, i ' t
W. C. fc R. R. B. - 1 . "
The Re Dee Herald of Wednesday says : 'Be
it known that work on the W. C. & R. R. Rail
roiJ lias been resumed,' A gentleman came
up the Road on Monday with a nnmber of
hands to commence laying down nils. Enough
nils are at the head of the Road to lay about
I 3 miles, and more expetced to arrive as these
arc laid dow n. We also 'noticed cars loaded
ith cross ties on their way up. y ' ' -
& . r . ' r . ( .
Ta l!nrl Hair. - ' '
nf
nam Senegal, oue quart of hot water (not boil
ing) ; mix, and as soon as the Ugredlants are
dissolved, add two ouncies of spirits of wlne
ht rontjly impregnated with camphor ;,tn re
tiring to rest, wet t he hair with the above
mixture and roll it in papers as asn&l ; leave
them antil morning, wben.nntwist end form
into ringlet?.
Frait Sale. .-. vVd zi 3! ' 4
Th ?ale of fruit by Messrs. James & Meares,
Auctioneer?, yesterday, resulted 'as 'follows :
iD.OOO oranges sold at f 2, ?2 75,! $3 and 13 25
i-er hundred, the first price being to close ,le
on a lot of 10,000 ; 65 bunches bananas sold at
prices ranging from 37 to 63 cents , per
handred; and 20 dozen pine apples at 135
per dozen. This is the first cargo of West
India fruit of the season and the prices a,re
thought to be very good. r i . .
tlty Court. :, rt " !
The following cases were disposed of yester-
ij : ' r iirntoO f ,
Virgil Wilson and Annie Wilsdn,v charged
with stesriing, taking and carrying away in
other words, Butlerizbtg a lot of spoons, etay
frorn Messrs. BTock & Webb; Annie .Wilson
was adjudged guilty and required to enter into
iond in the sum of $200 for her appearance at
the next term of the Superior Court. Virgil
Wilson was found not guilty and discharged.
Henry Wtlkins, charged with enrsing, quar-l
reiing, &c, was found gijty andpseatenced ito
pay the penalty feid -WW.Mpealed tto the
Superior Court and discharged on glviag se
curity in the sum of $50 for hts appearance.
LUesviiie Academy
We learn that the exhibition of Liles ville
Acndemy, ynder the management of Col.
Hadger, which came ofiL recently, was a great
success, the building being crowded with, the
friends and patrons of the ySchooL jXhe ad
dress of welcome; fras4!ieejl .by itr. John
Birmingham, which was iollowed. by otbeaad
dresies, dialogues, etc.; the paplls all acSqult
ng thetnsei'vei very creditably. f 'The regular
address waa delivered by Mrt'JohnD: Fember
ton of Wadesboro, whleh we have heard high
'y commended : as : bring appropriate to the
occasion and ' admirably delivered During
he address he took occasion to pay a high
COm DtirnAiir. tn VaAtrT Shft TrinciDal of
lin9llourt8h1n'clr6oTf,,, iH
nnmpson County.
There was a rumor on the streets yesterday
' the effect thatanambet of troops had? sr
"ved in- BamtJson-eountTr'that they"had"the
uarues of :'eomo-.; eight hoadreck cUizens who
ere charged, with .sfiliation or connection
wuh the alleged Kn Klux oreanization, and
hat several arresttF til alrerfdy1 beetf "mJde,
While we werd.isppepd o heljev that ther?.
was a certain amount of truth in this report,
we should not bateSlludedtoJf't n. ppr'Ja bVcoiivlncedl
u'uus uniu we naa receiTeu.. buujc.uju
, "iore dcflniie aadiAnizible front that-quarter,
W fcr taw fad that -bapt.AMosfef Of
mis city recived a telegram from Warsaw,
yesterday afteraielWhlet the matter al
, ft, Aeast orbepresentj jTheobugge
W.
quiet,
-:- .
, mis aispatch was as follows: au
No troops WiSambs3ft.v -?f:
Vol. IZ-ITo;. 3
lo Dots.
Thl4 day week is Thanksgiviug Day.
Our, city -officials" tftonld 'mend their
ways." . '
8e fourth page (or leRislatlve summary,
list of letters, &c-.
Madame Brignoll ns McCullough; -will
probably; soon visit Wiiminjttoor s"
' PhUilp PhUUps,Hhe singing Wlgrira, is
slowly wending his way blther, "singing as he
comes.;; , , , ;', , : t
; Jhq showbAls of theTremaine Brothers
nd- John G. Pierson adorn the walls and
fences.
The. Nw York Eixnwg Jbt thiuks that
adtertisiag is the champion reaper which se
cures the largest .harvest. V.l
. lne storm M6t - week . wt ibo severest
knownalong the coast i for -years., The' pre
cautions tof the signal . officers, ; :ho wever,
averted many shipwrecks.
-T i he: mud on Morth s Water, ; between
Chesnut aud Mulbery, yesterday, was a foot
deep,as!maoy can tesUfy who were compelled J
to walk the whole length of a square ' to cross
the street: : i - : ' j r
.1 "th box aheeUarh J f cmnatoe-B'rothrav
entertainment, which opens on Monday even-'
log, is now open at Iieinsberger,8 Live Book
fitorel All who wish to attend should secure
their seats early.' t
r- Robert Iiaggett, - a seaman, who waa
placed in the Guard House about fwo weeks
ago, at the instance of the captain of the Bark f
Helena-lar salre keening :.wm.ihimi frnmi
confinernent yesterday, the vessel having left
without the prisoner being called for.'j v
We tender our thanks to - Duke Alexis
for a specimen v of "Russian " hard-tack," a
cariosity, In the bread floe, which , was baked
fn "hts 'native country. . Samoles of this bread
can be seen at Thorburn's bakery, who has
JLjidies Benevolent Society.
The pnblie have already been notified that
the annual meeting of the Ladles' Benevoleni
'Societyofthis city wUl be held at the hall of
8. F. Engine Company No. 1, corner of Fourth
and Princess streets this (Thursday) morning,
at 11 o'clock. All members and those interest
ed are desired to attend.
It is now a befitting occasion for all who
have the means at command to interest them
selves In the truly philanthropic efforts of the
ladies of this society to provide for the neces
sities of the poor and destitute in our midst.
The cold blasts of winter have already com
menced their ' melancholy dirge around the
rnde tenements of this numerous class of our j
cilitcni, many of whom are but poorly pre
pared frith the means necessary to protect ;
themselves and little ones from their pittiless
rfnrv." ! Let those who are blessed with an
abundance of this world's goods take this im
portant matter into consideration and resolve
to aid their less fortunate fellow creatures, if j
not to the extent of their ability, , at least so
far ae it may seem to them convenient and
v K ' . i, . . . . 1
will surelv havf their, reward. But a small
pittance from each .in the way of money, or
wood, or provisions,' would accomplish more
good In the hands of the noble ladles of the
society, tn the good wofk to which they are
ending their energies, than many would Im
agine, j; ' l:
We hope the meeting to-day will be largely
attended.
'Frlnflng1 and Book. Paper. '
We can furnish printing paper in small
quantities, say from jt wo , to ten reams, as
reasonable prices for all strictly c sh ordewrr
We have on hand the following sizes or news.
viz : 2ixSl, 24x36 and 24x38. Also, nne Book
Paper 21x38 and 25x39 i and a good assortment
of other papers and cards.
tf.
Tbe Tax on Pvolle Amasemeata.
A. memorial to the General Assembly of this
State, how in session, is in circulation in this
city, graying that body to reduce the tax on
concerts; theatrical and operatic exhibitions,
with a view to encourage a more liberal intro-
dnction of these exhibitions ;.the memorialists
taking the ground that this policy will In the
end ensure an equa amount of revenue with
thafchdwlricefvea fHndTthlt paitlcolar source,
.whlla'our peoplevin have an opportunity 01
witnessing not, only, a larger, number, bat,
fenerallv speaking, a better class of exbioi-
" ' . 'r. iV...:.f" ' W.' t-l
tlons than now visit .us. .me .uiciuviwi u
received, nnmerooa algnatures, including a
large number of our most promlaent and In-
-ManagerSpanIdlng;of the Wirmingtoh The
atre. who has the matter m chargei.wilt retain
TKJSsessioo of the memorial a few days Jonger
nt will be pleased to receive the flames of
those who nave not aireauy n. .
Committed Tor Trial.
John coaaer, coreo, wrcBwu ju vj
' , ... .- t ikl. w.U
recently
tentfv on the charge fbf contplidty-in?tbe
robberv of Mr. Daniel,-of rBriuujf ick county,
on the 8th iust. an 'account of which appeared
in theBTiBwas' Vetbrnea to Brunswick on
neA trnm that coontv. a day or
Ktnophero he underwent an examlna
tio'tt before JBSllce Al 1. SfAnsbn, w who com
mitted hkalot triat.ft -the next; term of, the
- a 4"tJE : m i-haf i hah
turned here'vesterday, be , .r onveyed tahis
- ." 'V.--.'- .. I'-'IJ ..1.1.
destlnatlonw His COmpanioir in gum nas . nos
yet been taken-.
1
mh iieet.r
'?Ttian1ts toMr, C. D. Myers, & Co.. No. 7
North Eont Btreefor.a 8ample,pottle of their
huMiikt Mi fully equal
ft!bectlBg
toth
immerrs
famfus'paker,
elf popular w
ItirthitthpnDni)rthe
To Newsmen. . , j ..vv?-ft.A
'Hereafter, no papers will.beol4t i the
pressroom1 of this oAce. ITewsboys and" othr
era who wisn -
the cbuntingroom eaeu daV.W for the num -
bncWh6indulge'f noad;tMjad is
Inid at thclowv price of fffber gallon. Try it
.M wantl fouowing rho f ng, land 1
get auorderoathe maUmg-cllr fo same. TS ;V " I
nor.7, 187i.-tf - -n , ;. v'... v. , . ,- J";: . '.;
Ti ' "
YTILIIIITGTOIT, IT. C, THU
SP IRITS -OPnTUKPENTniE.
IThe firemen of !Ne wberrj r 4ero
to ijave a'muaeeade. ball ast night. 1 '
A second growth and bloom
of a chinquepin bush,' astonishes ' States-
Hie.; , - t -
The Governor's messatrfi ma! -
nearly seven coluraos, solid matter, in t
lto,eign kenUnel.
r -r-The, ilaleiffli Carolinian.
Jo Holdcn is editor ot the Daily Tir.: :
svenworiu,.Ji.an8as. : f 2i , . , :
The Newl)ern Journal of Com-
merce is talking hard for a Craven Count"
Agricultural and Mechanical Fair. "
Only nine Sheriffd have thr:
far settled with the -State Treasurer. II. -
Daiance nave untiltbc Jst Monday in De
cember. "-"'.
The excursion train from Nor
folk to Payette ville. which' passed Rale;
OQ e?nes(iay, contained W or 70 f :t-
u?t wing uewrrea irom going on
" - .uvtCwwiu . .
J - . -?.Mr John G. Chrycr, lormcrly
f-mtmrn, aailiKt-grqaa . Ccrp-3 CLxiati
Jbr jfmladelphiaoB -the Schr.; Joel van
Zandt, which he had purchased, on the ' luaiey 55-Jtuuissoieiieaiuer auu can mrs j i Ji.engeuay, xiew uauu.ver-cuuu-80th
of July last: since which time neither skins, .diploma; boots and shoes, diploma, ty pen and ink drawiogsilver.
his vessel,' crew, or himself bav& been
ITeard from, and it is supposed alt were
lost in the crreat storm ot the 15th of Au-
gust last. The time that has intervened
since he was last heard from, leaves little
doubt nf this. He leaves an interesting
family. So savs the Temes.
mi r 7 rr , 7
JLlie X ee-JJee lieram saVB :
The dead body of Mr. Martin Terry, of
Kichmond, come up the roaa on Monaay.
" wa Btt4 "ia uiy . uu uuiufi w
day or two previous, where he hadgonejr home-made boots and shoes, diploma,
jaw, the bones of which weie in a curious
condition, producing frequent hemorrages.
TK o 1mm. ..,M.nn' V. I A. Alii. I. orl j t V,m I
Aue mot ftvwuuv uw iuiij i
previous tq the arrival of his remains was
that be was improving.
Don't forget the large 4 sale of Kentucky
horses and mules to take place: at Exchange
Corner this morning, at 10 o'clock. , m Messrs.
Cronly & Morris are the auctioneers.
Oar Chip Basket.
To Mend bad sherry Have a sherry cob
bler. v-.-S
A Stamp you can't buy The stamp of a
gentleman.
Schoolboys hear with pleasure of the de
cline in the whaling business.
A bachelor is politely described as a man
who has neglected his opportunity of making
some poor-woman miserabie. .
A rural paper remarks: "Cold nights
have put a stop to gate sparking. If she
doesn't ask you to come in now you had bet
ter quit." .
A writer''. describing the exodu3 frqm
TT.dpn v Th flnvll drovo woman ant at
J" '
TnAa hntii. ftnM nnt Hrtn- p.rftiUft nnt
nrm-'ni. - .
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A Western editor informs a correspondent
that the words, "no earns" accompanying a
. .. . t-
n hum,. tlil. her Idea of .
J " '
raii uiaui uu a w. " - 1
dou't drink spirits, kin read the Bible without
spoiling the words, and eat a cold dinner on
wftfthdav without rnmoiinz." .j-
...
. cnnniT mnrrind man was . remaraioi; w
some Jadies that it'was always the women who
MJw. a "
ran after the men, when his wife indignantly
said, "Ton know, my dear, I never ran alter
you."1 4,That may be," he replied, 'Dat Joa
tnnk mlffhtv eood care not to set out ot the
" ' ' O " s. .
way."- - . ' , , . .
Bishop Atkinson' Appointments.
Bishop Atkinson has made the followrag ap
pointments:
Goldsboro... .... . . . .....December
5.
0.
Wilson .;.......... .
attleboro.
Hatifax................,
Jackson ..
Weldon... .V. ...... ..-V
7pm
11
13
Balelgb . . .............
16&17
orriciAi. rBEMiuat usts
Of the Tblrd Annnal Fair of tne Cnf
Fear Aarrienltnral Association.
Aaron &.RheinsteU, bests table- covers,
niano covers and rugs, diploma. . . t.:i l . .
Oreafe Pails Manufacturing Company.
t) tMef & Co, Agents, bale sheeting,
dinloma. i
j' - r jars j? aftuigu, u6vwu.uU ,
Mrs Aiomsa jving, jvugeuuuiuc vmu"Jj
I . . sp . .s : -A.ttsi
, domestic carpeiing; ueruucaio.
Raleigh Manufacturing Company, ging
hums, d i nloma : shirting, di ploma.
Little River, Manufacturing Company,
'H & B ?xSmanuei, best aispiay oi ury
eoods, diploma.. s.-. i - ;
o" ' r, ttt:v:. .no
jaCODl,"' iriluliugiuu, uisjiiai v '6V'
toolsrsectiad bestertificitev ) f
Plummer of'Touhg," Petersburg, Va.,
Sarii. v nf edtre tools. diDloma : car-
penterf tools," diploma.
a M ftnmmerell. New Hanover county,
riikr' nPf.iTYtfn of hand made Jvood work,
Dawson. .Teel & Henning's premium of
10.i MThe Committee xecommena ine a?
tinn Medal in addition. ... - H
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' ..T J J! ' 1TTL .Wt .1
" r" C
made br
mend1 aimejday
.- Atonhp.tv Jporltt. atovfs. diploma:-reyer
n .A. ismitb. n&rior fnrnitare. aipiom..
diploma.
Trn:TeerHeininff for
minm was offered by themselves: best as-
,rttnent 'of tools, vi2i : edge, coopers, car
1 J0rttt 0
ITOVEIIBER 23. ,
u J .
Creekmur & Henry, Norfolk, Va,,- air-ti-lt
oyster bucket diploma. '
J N Carr, New Hanorec connty, wood
I: :I:cts, made 'by boyrlljyears old, di-;
plcma.''"-'X' " '
T7 : E XJraigV'New" Hanover county, best
..it barrel (hand made barrel) -Dawson,
..I & He'nning's premium ot $10, and
. ::ociaticn premium, silver. ,
Tl E-Jcnes & Co, Wayne county, best
: 2i men buggyi Dawson, - Teel & Hen
i fs premium of $10, and , Association
; : aium, medal. Also jump seat buggy,
Cape Fear Building - Company, bopk
c . : wood mantle, lot; of 4 balusters and
t ::tradesi newel " post, firsts premium,
: ' J ; lot mouldings and window frames,
' patent attachments and 2 brackets,
. C Richardson, Halifax; N. C iron
: and and-irons, diploma.
.r Smith, Halifax, N C, 2 - horse
a. diploma.' J , Ji' s - ' :
L Taylor,' 7adesboroV hand-made
. : shoes end blacksmith tools, diploma.
c ohna Pump Company,' Cumberland
j, lores pump, diploma. . .
1.. Arn.ld, GufTolX"Va.,-tehiTe.diplp-1:
: Al
n:.
' Toth
aia&.Co, b::t display of harness J
and leather work,..ueaaw rr ? -
Mrs. u wen r enneii, new xxauover eouu-
ty, best piece of home made cloth, not less
than three yards, (the cloth was, made
into a suit ot boys clothing) Munson &
Cos premium ot 5; Association pre-
mium. silver. . , ,f i?
F lleinsberger, lor tne Dest assortment
oi dooks ana enromos, silver aau uipioma.
ron n.n rliBrlftv of r.lnthintfdi-
vom . "
Sol Rear & Bros. disnlafof home made 'X
clothing, diploma.
JamesrA Leach & Co,' ThomasTille, N
home-made ooots ana snoes, aipioma.
A ft- TTnll fiamnlpjx of nrintincr. dinloma.
;N jaCobif Wilminston. steel pea sweep,
diploma: one horse plow, diploma.
L ' . n -mm ft "
DeKosset & Co. asTents ior mcuomD,
Liverpool, England, arrow cotton tie, cer-
tificate. ' ;
DeRosset & Co. agents for C 6 John-
son, New Orleans, La, buckle cotton tie,
certificate.
8 Z Hall, Mystic, Conn, and Sing Sing,
New York, best cotton gin and feeder,
medal.
R D Long, Edgecombe county, cotton
planter diploma. r
James Wiley, Duplin county, best
wrought cotton plows, medal. .
- Peter Smith, Halifax county best cotton
planter, diploma sulky plowy medal; cast
steel -two horsejlow, diploma; cider mill,
Qipioma.
D C Richardson, Halifax county, Dest
corn plow, medal. .
Geo A Peck, New Hanover county; best
subsoil plow, diploma.
n V. a rrr t l. ..4
Jr armer-o: vv ainwrigutj iv iibuu uuuutj,
best cotton plows, medal; two horse plow,
medal ; turningplow, medal.
J T Graves, Wilson county, cotton plan-
ter and guano distributor, diploma.
Dawson, Teel & Henning, best fanning
mills, diploma ; feed cutter, djploma ; corn
shelleT. dibloma. " 3 , .
I , j. ' . .
. t s - - .... TLT ffc 7Bf . ,
Wilmington, x. u., jxov. io. a.
.
, !"""BUfc -TtrT u
1 TAm-tmonf V. Cloaa 2. rirort that we nave
aSM--vSi.
CUIDB. ilUICUliO ooriUftiuiH,uuv, , , .v...
1 auu. w iiBuu ocmug ju.avuucr. uu iuua
the Wheeler and Wilson the best family
machine, aitnougn ine omerutumcB
a. z oi rt e a WAavnvoci nT dtpoi isinrH
i cuumw " v,w w-.
r - . . . n Trri
i onri th nnnnc eenerauv. i uiu iiiut
being indifferent about it. :?
John Colvillb,
John IT. urviNE.
TheUixecutive v;ommuiee awaru jueuai.
.. s. L.jiir-Ji
WE Tanner uo., Jticnmona, va, ior
the best specimen of. steam power ma-
chinerv. Dawson, Teel & -Henning s pre-
m nm siu. ana tne Association premium,
medal t ? - - :r -f
Williamson's Boad steamer.
v ine uaucRugucu, wwiumiB, w
.nformi tha ahnrn nnmpri machine
fM o fnll renort nnon its merits and de-
VU3 IGitfcu uv w . v WH
rffl .T,pntfnllv renort t ..
r V " r - i-.u.i
A full tost pf its capacity" waS, made on
trrmmds of the Association.' around
ineSdkrih
of a mile to and Iro'overthe country road,
across one "branch" and out ?of; the road
tho rin tpnnrlq tin a declivitv of
into the Piff0-,;.
about one in five, and back again into tne
Voir flrnnndg v .w,.. t
& air wrounas. . mnana. nf
The race track is built ot a surface oi
clay about Synches, thick, upon a bed of
BonA . inkd' atYached to the steamer com-
posed of a 10 horse engine on wheels, and
track and the narrow ir - oi tne wagon
wheels. With the engine i above referred
to f weight about 6 tons) the steamer mov-
ed readily around tne tracx, ana axcerwaru
arew im wm "8wua n"u
people easily. :." 1
I Wo nnilPNtanil 4hfr mnnnetors claim
We understand -the " rbnnetora claim
that On "roads in'ordiriary godoTcondition, j
that the steamers will draw in the wagons
with broad tread wheels adapted to tne
work. 12 tons dead weight We believe
that this machine will come, fully up, to
the claim. ...V- 'M - i
. ."We further believe that in , charge ok
competent mechanics, these steamers will be
useful, and economical, as ieeaers to ine
railroads in this section of the State, and
I:: for railroads.-where
there is difficultyJu procuring capitalor
ih construction ot the latter. - f
ic lafctci.
Without load on the 'race track, the
' . - - j j u.n :u t i
i iwuuw u w .. . .....
I to the honr.--- --- - - . ; .
wguk. -u
oruer.": " uo
8teamer; passic
uuux ou levei iwu YL T. I polntj arid adapted y every sryie orwriung
roau- urqn j -i - TTOdandfoxaleai.,
: W(
l;Wble.'pf doing all
.- 4 - . ,
i think the steamer- jKsr.ro v ? ?s s usjs ss
that is clairae4tfbr it.
107L ,7hdle IT6. 1,297
Water tanks are attached with capacity
to furnish water for six -miles ran ; and
bunkers I for coal sufficient for half days
Tun. f uoropetent engineer ananremau are
all the. labor required for a full train., :
' The steamer is well adapted lor draw
in a gang ot 5: 20 inch, plows, (or ,7 12
inch,) and-we think will do well in this re-
spect. . ; ' 7'i f' :
Arrangements are provided for using
the power of the engines for driving cotton-gins,
threshing machines or other
farming implements rt quiring steam or
horse power. .
jIn consideration of the great success of
this machine, .and its eminent adaptabili
ty to work required in this section of the
country, the committee recommend an
award ot the highest premium of the As
sociation the medal of the Association.
v Jno. C. Bailet, f
- - - - - C. 8. Sebvoss?
-" J. F. FiHGEn;
- ' 1 : . John Bissrr, -
, .wm: l. deRosset.
- Arch. Pae,
4 John Colville,
II. J. RlSLEY, ,
-
fL W, Skinner.
H G Latimer, New ' Ilanover county,
land:;ape r ciplcr rcrtriit.
oipioma ; pasteue drawing, suver; ,
miss jvate iurrt-xicw. nauover cownty,
water color painting, diploma. v
Miss MW James, New Hanover county,
crayon drawing, Bilver; pastelle drawing,
diploma. , ,
Miss Jennie Meares, New Hanover coun
ty,pastene arawing, ceruncaie ; crajon
jirawiDK, Biiver. i '
Miss Atire .Tones. New Hanover mirintv.
crayon drawing,' silver.
- .a Miss Kate Barlow, New Hanover coun-
ty, pencil drawing, certincate,
,Mra B V L Hutton, Wayne county, pen
and inkilrawing,xertificate; sample wri
i ana idkatswi
I tins, dioloma.
T A Darby, New Hanover county; ar-
chitectuTal drawing, diploma. .1 :
I trm T!..l yt m 1 2 1J IT
I i jmss jjiiue uramin, 14 yeara 01a, new
Hanover county, pencil drawing
Uc frame, silver. .
ana rus-
Master Reiley, New Hahover county,
pen aninkdrawing, silver. ,
MissS S Spencer, Wilson Collegiate
Seminary, oil; painting, silver :r pencil
drawing, diploma. : . ... :
Miss Minnie Daniel, Wilson Collegiate
Seminary, drawing, diploma, t ; : ;
Miss Sarah Earp, Wilson Collegiate
Seminary, drawing, diploma. . .
Miss Kate Conner, .Wilson Collegiate
Seminary, drawing, aipioma.
- Miss E S Soencer,i Wilson Collegiate
Seminary, pencil drawing, diploma.
I ; -u x'xwciiiiu, ' xjuynu. wuutjr, (inufo
grapes fo; grape vines, f 3 f strawrjerry
plants, $3. ''. - ,
r Mrs;D Klein, tipe strawberries ana ap-
pies, silver. - ." i
I T" T " 3 ..4.U.n
i iwiwy iiu, oauipuu tuum), suumwu
seedling apple treesy silver.
Airs Jfo wen, Jagecomoe county, rea
beet, certificate. . ,
T A-Grainger, Wayne counjypumpkm,
certificate., . '
Jag RThigpen, Edgecombe county, Eu-
ropean squash, certificate.
W H Cobb, .Wilson county, radishes,
I r'i
ceruncaie.
W W McRackin, Brunswick county.
1 yam potatoes, certificate. - . .
H ? . - -r. ....n. t -l
Sest collection oi nowera, meaa .
. n. T T Mm llenniror nnnntn mo rrnn.
i tree diploma I
L FroeliU pupiin C0Unty, best native
ertmB wine. $3: largest collection of
w . a . . -r-'
i - T- . tt a 1,1
T W T,r. Wilmintrton. best disnlav
-lw rro.,, ,iin w " 1 "
T) McNatt. Kinastree. S. C fine rosin.
I ... r P i
diploma. T , j
Cvrus McNeill, liobeson county, virgin
gcraDe rosin, certificate.
p Heinsberffer.TVirminffton. best piano
i TTnahtV mMjirZd best ao. Btein. amioma:
-best combination btgan l?urdett's,-medai i
, Mr Jad r. Thiffnehl Edcecombe? e
i on piantauon economy, uipiuuia.
I - - : :i
tm ; ; . i
I ; it is sAiDmroro to see onr 'hair blossomlnsr
I ior tho grave tmaany., or wpsraaiiy. w
I men feel tms amiction, ana it is even a greater
j deformity to them than to .men. Alt pa's
I HAIR VIGOB removes it and restores the hair
yyyt j ';
i b jiave ieen so much' imposed
npon by several worthless Sarsaparlllas, that
we are glad to be ablex to; recommend a pre
paration which can, be depended or as eon-
faining the virtues of that' toTaluable medi?
cine, ana is wonny oi tuo tjuuhw wiw.uw
Doot. AYJt'S SaBSAP AfilLIA. eurea whi
anything can cure the 'diseases that reqnl
anaiterativemediclrje-; " --,,"yy, i
' "
. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
jtU,' ViVl n.
blOtUU ailQ
acsimcros
MADB UP IN THE MOST' FASHION-
ABLE STYLE with PROMPTNESS at the
CITY CLOTHING knd
lt- . - s mLi ifDfoMj.W.t tf
L.:iL.il lOWL IiaU.-ii . w
1 ''' re-"!' s
it.. t
tttrtrsoa col,
HVut Market E.t,
novS3-tf
Pom !" Fct3 lyPons 1 n
BTew.fine'and most elegit assortment
;5f'i nAmmi&l TAfll'-Extra
rrr,i s
"pJi rurnrrM Penr'ank Pen, Cnstom!
' .sing Pen aad Artlstia Pen,. n . 1 9
-,(i.--c 4 - -.V-" " O ' " -
j6"rlW
I nov 23-tf
live Book PCSrte,
g o lib s'tto Kiftf akd tiii iialoa3I
-o.r fltrrariTiir 1A flexlbilltv and fineness bf
f 4 RATES OF, ADTOUTf RllvaX.-':
one Square one ly, ,i. .iL. L. o
. twodAys,..w. 1 M)
J three davs...... ...... .....i... 00
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t
11
11
1
11
toar dars..A........ -60
.Ave days....... s w
one weak...'. - 3 60
Contract Advertisements taten at pn-
portlonately low rates, r v; , rt . - ,
Obituary notices win be lsftri--i at ruit rates
wnen paia ior in aa vanre t ot nerwise run rau
wlllbeciiarged. i wf .
xaaxs casn on carnaim. ,
t
NEW iLD 7ERTISEMENTS.
Wilmington Theatre.
Mo nUay 4 T uesdny f lYedneHtlty
Nov.. S?lli, S8tb, 30th aud 301 It.
The Tremaino Brothers
. . AND . .
JOilN G. PIEUSONa?
Burlesque Operetta Troupe
oriental; bell' mkofeEs !
Will appear on the above dates with the fo'
lowlng artistes : , "
Wiu B.' TREil AtKE, JOHN G." PIERSON,
. ALOSZO TREMAINE, WlLLtE KEL
i LQPU.'JTRAKKH. lKSJKE. '
O. S. ROBINSON. 4 I j . ,
, FANK BAERt, Ja.,
nov 23-4t , Business Manager.
.WILUIJTGTON"- &-1 T7-LDON,
itusta IlnllrciwJf.
v.
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OF rips GEN. FREIGHT and TICKET ACT.,
WmenreTOs, N. Nov. -J, 1871.
The attention of Merchants and Ship-
j pers is respectfaUy invite, .to the
fact that the, "Wateree Steamboat Co.'a'1
Steamer " Islsn will commenoe her regular
trips upon Water ea River, between W.,C A
A. R. R- station, there, and Camden, 3. Cand
fOl landings, as far as river is navigable, on
Wednesday, NoyehiberSyth
Her trips will be at first semi-weekly, and
as soon as regular and convenient landings
are established, best suited to wants of ship
pers, a ' schedule of tri-weekly trips will be
arranged, connecting closely with Passenger
and Freight trains on W., C. A A. S. Hd., both
to and from Columbia and Wilmington.
Through Bills of Lading given and. prompt
movement of freights assured. .
Bates always as low from Wilmington to all
points on river as from Charlestbni ,,- ,v ;
For copies ot Tariffs and Classification, ap
ply to undersigned. J "
. : , a popk;
nov 25-1 w
. .
General Freight Agent.
The B Select Whiskoy
NTKODUCED BY US grows in favor tfaily.
We can furnish It In, anyilP.alred quantity, and
are now tottlmg It in handsome style for. ,
FAMILY' USE. .
CUAS. D. MYERS A CO., ,
nov23-tf , ,,7 North Front St. :
a
4f .
DAILY ADDITIONS TO OUB STOCK Or
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, at"
7 North Fron t St.
i i. i '
C'HAS. D.MtERW6o.
nov 23-tf
WEST '& HABMS3
HAS JUST RECEIVED
i.s " . . .... , ; . .".l j WfO."'
Layer Raising, French Prunes, Currants, Dried
Figs, Preserved Ginger, Jellies, a fine, assort
ment of French Candy and a variety of other
articles. M f, tv . inovs
23-tf
JEL
HOME MA'DELFfi 3wi
ThalMSHeavjBoot temai;e efpav
" imteed to ne durable and to give satisfac-
haul
tnoV23f'
W6t& lot fthe"i61itio6u
T iTATEmppblfitea ilriTcTiVu; ITCtlne
1 toaldjnelncollectlniralldue mer rotes
and accounts. He or I 'will be at mr cloe. in
business hours. Hope all those in dbt to' me
wiUprppayaIfsacjreJber?
M. CnOIfl Atxciioniecr;1
JJ 7
di,:f t-jT.'.'a -raiW
BTdrces! gprilija!
0-frr,l '..! rtfV Jtr? t .
N TJJ-MOROWljnfnUSDAY) morning,
at 10 o'clock, we wIH terECSange' Corner,
SO Fine TOUSa fXZOSSES A HEVUZ&.
ifc ijusT lAfeRrrtrirRdir Kentucky.
All sound, and in good Order ana cdndltion.
Sale to continue ttlti&X and SATURDAY.
-i ntri tits' " l'i ,U Ar;3:.'q -5 da fcliic
WMKtotoH ill Ii iti 1(11 i i till H i ii
.ivatjto:1'-
7rTTA12TEDi-SlxFIr3t-C,ssrtad Ehoe
t V y J Uakers J con . t xipli tc1 Etven
aacmpriscapsiiDjijKri Jli-7 -
nor 22-lw f.,rV.
ic'ar r: DlPbO n d.
Jkj Depot,aLe-i Vs. c'.srrt i owner
iuay have fey calung at tJ o---,
for
this advertisement, ar3 a rcpr
a 1 .ard
i-OV22-8t
to tpe Anaer f f
lass
wer
VAonsie)vC JTCC31?t ct siTc: easy
owner!
nov 10-lm
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