North Carolina Newspapers

TITE KXORNIKG STAR, PUULISHED DAILY, Wil. II BEUNAUD, Editor and Prop'r 11 Or'lOB, Dawson Bank Buildings, front St. " . 1 - '-One year, in advance.. ...',."....."".,.,Vi 17 oo j Six months, in advance.... .....,..;..... 3 50 Turee monius, i" auvance.;. ...... ,.;., fe 00 ; One mcftith, in advance. .. i. ... U w ; ... 75 The Mooning Stab wili be delivered in any : part offthe City at FLrraas Cahtb per week , METEOROLOGICAL HECOU.' - . Dec.16 1871 ;XV 1 Time.' Barom eter Ther mom Wind. Weather eter: 7 A., iU S0:24:ii ,27 ,N liRbt - Clear ' :2 P: M.. "80:25 t40 igalm. Clear I WIVUI ? .jCIear r NleanTeiHD. otday, 38 deg.' " .1 , Nots. AH baroiqetric readins afe redneAi to the eea-levej and to 33 degrees Fahrenheit: L 1 : , oKobskt Setboth ' Sera't Sifirnal Service U SA" - , ' . . Vau Defaktusnt, , - Office of Ohief Bihal Cftilcer: I ,VJL JCVaahington, Dec. 104:85 P. M. j , -. - :' ;- frvbabUUics. " V - A'raiaBtorm, probably accooioanied with hlghjwinds, is apparently thrtsatebing 'the coast Of California. An area ot low barometer and threatening weather will probably on 8unday cltend northeastward towards Arfcan , 6a?. ' 5Joaleasterly winds and cloudy weather prevailing on the Golf coast, i Pleasant weath er continue in the South Atlantic States, with 1 southerly 'winds. The low barometer on- Lake . Superior more east' and southeast vard with t nuirth westerly wlnda on the no per lakes. S winda 4n Ue lower lkeav Middleand , Eastern Stft3, "witli -Uireanio weather in" New YiH-kfcmi'New Ensland.' ' - . - c r Cautionary sigdals continue for this evening f , aiuaigo, Muwansee, urana tiaven, Detroit, Toledo. Cleveland.? Buffalo! Eocheater and OawwroJ - a--w - - ' 1 - CIIUUCU DIUECTOUY. v i- v ' . . .. j - j ..... v Sunday. DecemberlT;'-- .V. Jamea(Eplscopl), i -: CoRKfR.THjRP 'akJMabket Streets. ' ' : . 'Third Sunday io Advent. f 'w v Morning Prayer at 11 Al M; 1 Evening Pray et at 4i P. M.. Sunday School at 3 o'clock. ' iv , -St. John's Cliurcli (Episcopal), " Cornea Red Cross and t Third Streets. ' n .TWvd 8anday is AdTcnt. f Celebration of the Hohy Eucharist at 7 A M. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock. 1 I Evening Prayer at 7 o'clock. ; l Sanday School at o'clock.7 ' First Presbyterian Charcto, : - Cornxr Third and Orange Streets. Rbv. A. F. Dickson. r;'o . Services at W4 A. MM and at 7 P. :M: ": ' Sunday: ScllOalf eiercisea commence at Z4 p. a. u w. . K Lecture Thursday evening at 7o' clock. Second Presbyterian - Churcu. Services at Brooklyn Hall, every Sunday at 10; A. M. Sunday School, 3 P M. : 1 1 ': First Baptist Ctoarcb, I - CoknIr Market 'and" Fifth Streets, ' Rev. J. C Hlden, Pastor. : ; Sunday School at 9J A. Mr - 1 Services at 11A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Young Men's Prayer Meeting-Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock, in room above Pastor's study. Weekly Prayer MeetingfThursday night at 7:30 o'clock.- : ' ' " " SeeoBU Baptist harbt ; ? ' Corner of Suth anJJ CHURcn Streets.; ; Rev. J. E. King, Pastor. ' Sunday School at 9 A. M. i- ' Services at 10 A. M and 7 P. M. , - frayer Meeting every Tuesday night at 1 o'clock v.-.". t '7 St. TlimasCathIie)Cliurcht On Dock Between Second : and Third St's" Morning aervice at X&MSlL i Mfivintag' -" at $ P. M. . Daily service at 7 A.vM. " Kev.JlL S., Gross, officiating oiergyman. -Front Street JOT; "E. Church, Soatb, Corner Vai.nct and4 - Front " Streets. Uev. Dr. Moran, Pastor. ' Services at 10 A. M. , I Suaday School 3 YlVLX Ti'i 2 "" 'i Regular weekly Prayer Meeting Wednesday r.ight at 7)4 o'clock. Ail re invited io attend. The pews in this church are all free. Gentle manly ushers will be in: waiting to conduct strangers to seats. , Firth Street If. E. Church, Fifth Between CHURcfn and Nun Streets. Rev. A. A. Bosbammer, Pastor, t I Services'at 10 A. M. by the pastor, and at 7 P. M. by ftev. DrCloss, P. E. i Sunday School at UAM i . . - St. Paul's Evan. Lutheran Church, Market Street,' -CXrttNBB of Sixth. Rev. G. D. Bernhelm, Pastor. ".1 Euglish service at 10 A. M. ,f,. t German service at ' 7$ P. M. , ; 1 ; Sunday School at 3 P. M. Catechetical Lectures on Friday at Z P. M. ' Seamen's Bethel, Dock Between FbontJahb Water Streets, Services at l&E. toyiJev. H. B. Bnrri Christian Chapel (Colored 3Iethouist); Corner Church and Seventh Streets..? r 6abbatb School at9 A. M. . T i L1, Services at II A. M., 3 P. M. and ,P. M., by the Pastor; Rev. Eli Lavender. - v 4 . St. Paul's (cplored EpIseopalJi -Corner Obaw'gbjlnd' Fourth Street. , . Services at 10J AiMand 8 P. M., by Rev, A7. O.Brady (col.) .J. H EiNSBERBlsttlATe. Book Store. Market . TP : L.;.- '- ' ' ... ... .1. .... . ft Chrislmas Presents. . DaRossET-& Co. Pork,' Buttcn Baltimore Flour, Bacon, Canned Goods, &c . f Dcdlet & Ellis Christmas rresen.; MclNTYRB & FBENCHfrrDry. Goods at.Nf w York Cost. . - . t ' - " . r v See new"ad?ertbement onder head of "Lost nd Foundi ' t O. G. Parsley & Co. Cash Notice No Coal or Wood.' 4 K l c J See advertisement ofiasqcrdeBall,iq be Kiven Thureday of Christmas W6ek;' A. Pope Gen'l Freight Agent Important Freight Notices. hv J. & II. Sampson Staple - and Fancy Dry Ooods of all descriptions f,fiC,X? Silas' N- Martin, lifayof Explanation. ;Of uie Ordinance regarding .siaewajES. u.tSJ -t West & Habriss' Christmas Doings; 1 ? : J. F. RweckeBT The Best Pianos "Now . . . ; .r. v.-.. --' '-e I Mil no facto red. fc ' - f l u$ ' . See advertisement . of, Hostetterf Stomach HlltirT MunbonA Cor Due.Ye"eterdayr:KIng VfU- liam Overcoats; &c. ' - " x " . - -j i Alex. Oldham, -Proprietor XXX Family 'lour for Christmas. . r r ?V- i VVorth Wobth Coal .forCash Only. : Cronly & Morris rG reat Auction Sale of Valuable Oil Paintings J iT , F. WKerchnbb Molasses, Spirit Casks, Fire Crackers, Flour, Coffee, &c. ; -Grien & FtAHKt-Juit Received, Joh IX-Ho, 73:; WILEtllTGTOIl; IT. C, J40eal Dotit. i, , . i; .---.There were some fine rock flshln4 Market yesterday. -V- ,Treo & Planner's wDrag "Store will be open today." . It. f' '. ." The Board of Aldermen baV3 a meeting to-nierrow night. :j The Board of County Uoinznissioners iaet .Tuesday evening,- -f s ' ' ' ' Something new at VanOr3deHa the Crystal Card Portes " - ' tf1 ' r I We Icaru .that . lh Lydia Thompson Troupe expect to isiUhjs jeity booiuT-' . A letter received from Richmond states that snow lell In that-city on r Thursday uight and Friday morning to the depth of one foot. Christmas is. one week oft to-morrow, and this week SaotaClaus wtU be kept bysyionll- ng his sacks with presents for the little ones. See advertisement of Mayor Martin in reference to the ordinance in regard , to aide-' walks, passed at a recent meeting'of the Board r tupas in search of Christmas goods,wlir find a variety of confections -nd irait at WtistleaUy executed at i. Bieveusoo's, irront street., Cau aof1 examine hiafttnrk- - i " K The pulpit of the Fifth Street: Methodist church will be supplied this mo'rnlng: by Rev. A. ,A.. Bosbammer, the new pAEtoTT--QBfig ls See? IrnpOrtan't 'freight arrangemen1-a'n- nQuncements vofthe Wilmington, Columbia' and Augusta and the Wilmington and Weldon Railroads, in tbis.siorniDg's paper. i Thanks to Mr.R. L. Harris for late papers, Including bc N. Y. Z-sdrand Chimney Corner. Call at his stand if you want any of the first- class papers or periodicals of the day. r-The lastVpike has been' driven on the Wilmington Columbia and Augusta Railroad to complete the connection between this city and Columbia, and a new route is thereby1 opened to Charlotte. , . , - t . - In consequence of the physicians of Rev. Dr. Moran deeming it imprudent for him to preach. to day, the pulpit of the Front Street Methodist churge will be filled this morning by (Key. Dr. Closs and.this evening by Rev. A. A,' Bosbammer. ,. - . Dau Rice opens at Columbia, S. C, on Tuesday. His cngagament here was a very successful one, despite the terrible weather Fridayailght, and we" commend him vand ..bia excellent company to our friends ; in South Carolina and elsewhere. 4 v There was a sudden rise in turkeys yes terday mornings One of our market street grocers purchased a number, but they managed to get away from him and fly into the branches of some trees in the vicinity, from whence he was compelled to shoot them . ; . Mr. John Snellings,'who, figures in the probable fatal shooting affray in Richmond, mentioned In our news columns, , was in this- city at oar Iast-Fa1v. also the Oridnrec jiltS acd u ouDlleiia ii as way acquamxanccs m j 11- mlngton. Mr. S.j it will be perceived, was the sufferer by the affair. : f . Stonewall Lodge No. 1, Knights of Pyth- ibs, elects officers to night for the new term of 1872. Those who wish tor unite with this Lodge under its special dispensation, should bear In mind that their propositions mnst go n to-night. Five dollars will "put them through" this, evening,; whereas a week hence and for all future time it will require $15. The manager of the Masquerade Ball, to come off Thursday night ot Christmas week, publishes a notice this morning announcing that those persons Who wish to attend it as spectators only, must enroll at Helnsberger's, We understand that the preparations for the ball are of a "character to make it a brilliant affair. ' ' . Messrs. Cronly & . Morris advertise in this issue a great auction sale . of valuahle oil paintings, diamonds, .gold and silver watches, gold chains, opera and field glasses, spoons, forks,"' table and pocket cutlery, etc. all strlfctly first class goods. 'The? will he sold without reserve, commencing on, luesday at 10H A. I. and 2H A I andale to contiriue from day to day until an are appos ed of. "' " - - Fiftb Gift llottfdingsbr Picture Frames tf "At YAKOJtSnBLI.'B.- ' : - . - j . - . " mmi-r -., ., . ... - Cit Finance. The follow ag is a statement of the receipts and disbursements on account of the city of Wilmington, for the eleven months ending December. 9tb. 1871 1 V ' nin frnm last vear. . . i f $740 86, AiMMUVV mm. w W i .s-t RECEIPTS. , ' -. ' . v . - "' - - lV' '' ..... 80,496 75 ti Pnniil Estate ' - ' 54,W5i IV Market Rents ......$3,537 54 ; r ; Court .Jmea and renair . , .... ..ties v-'--f ?"SSS Drayand Dog Badges.. . 1,259 45 Pound Pete...;.,.,.':' J2J , - Miscellaneous.. 1,3?0 06 . , 9,481 55 $ -95.385 35 Loans and discounts,.,.- i- ; -.108,908 25 $ 204,293 60 1 - if'.Ri- 'ir'- -CISBURSEMESTS. j - - ) - Street Department.... $16,062 JJ t Police .""V il'SS S"' Hospital. and Poor.,...11,4o6 58. , ; . , Salaries.. ...... . . . . ? 'Y "5 . -. - Fire Department. ... . . o.o Public Buildings H2c,'. ,.-! City- Court,.... - v . i 56? 93 1 ' Printing, ; . . . . . . : v Jffi I . Aiigni.... l 2 : Prisoners. o'ona 81- 74.994 77 Mscellaneous. . , , , r Vy.lj w, . V " -; ; ft.J M Constrncuon a -dojiooQ Sanitary purposes,.., i;; I -s nne 0 Loans oald.i.: ; 12,677 63 11.500 00 Paid to redeem bonds, Paid bonds, ... . Paid Interest.; Cash on hard,. 34,14,61 5,537 88 9204,293 60 "Silas N. Mabti, Mayor. ', - Oval Walnut and,' "GUt LFrames, all sorts gonthern Claims. . ...(. ;. v. In a . preliminary report of. "the t Claims Commission, "published in the, , flgtiiblicarii we;find the followingclaitn ed and disallowed, for North Carolina ; t Allowed, Wm. Peace, $305 ; Henry, ( lee, -$21S T I va Olive, 095 ; Wnv W. A $1,095 ; John QAdams, f 306 ; Mrs; Howie, 490. .'J' : ; ::; jWso27oiof.-Jonn F. Phifer, vJte&n church, T. B.mitblt T. Norris, J: Rhodes, Daniel Goocb, Geo. A; Hoalt, Jones, A. M.Nelson, M.P. Stone, Gowct, Anderson Glenn. Willaford Up Ambrqae Overbaugh, Arthur Ji Hill, T Gardner, Thomas Womble, Miss N. C. I James St. tBell,i'Wm. H. Bennett, T. T, Samuel Dupree, George W. Atkinson, Pi Levy. . 1 T " -I ; II. It, ail, v'None frorn this particblar section wc u- Jer Stapd, have been aeted upon, If we may cicept that of Cap V Jonas P.Levy, who was fc: erly a. resident of this city and whose name a, rears among those whose claims have been "Isal--lowed. ' . - -f" - - - - :l.sz: . .-t Picture Jramlng, uvlllO, branches, ar- Our Chip Basket. , - i a ! , ?' . fireside tall tbe cat's. ,,"'., - , , -i- A capital business Lending money.1 ' ' .?- Visionary frnltThe apple'of the'eye. That's., the muster' is New York's atestslaug; j, ,',.u v ' A -- When is a ship .like a: scart-pin ? When it is on the bosom of a heavy swell v k . ' -f Why. Is ft baby cutting its first " incis- sors " like a teapot ? Because it's atea-thing. A Wisconsin man was taken dangerously sick. He sent for his wife to come at once and care for him. Now the wife's mother was alcky.too, and ahe sent this ' dispatch to her anguishing1 "husoand; ViDearTim. mother is sick; I can't leave her. Do the best "you can'. If you.die, send-your body home.M . ; : , ,-"'-"i 111 , ' . A beantiful assortment of Albums just received at : VabObsbells." City Court. The following casei were disposed of yester day: - .- ; , , , City and State t. Jenny Beasly, arraigned for an assault and ha'ttery with a deadly wea pon on the person of - Betty Faison, was re ' quired to give bond lo the sum of $200 for her appearance at the next term oL the Superior Court." -"v '-.':" s ' ' ' City aud State vs. Jacob 'Baker, charged with fighting, quarrelling, and assault and battery with a deadly weapon on the person of Henry; Davis, was ordered to give security in the sum' of $300 for his appearance at the next term of tn superior uourt. - . City and State ft. Jndrew ,Xaspeyre, N,epp Smith andrWni. Jones, charged with - petty arccny. A bond of '$00 reqnlBQd forlbeirap- pearan4.j f4ViS 1 "-' - ' : V Jenny Beaaby, charged with cpnduU n- becoming a espectahle femalev: and in jjWiai. tiQn of a city ordinance, was sentenced to' pay the penalty and costs, to be first satisfied and then defendant to be turned over to the SheriflV Carved' and Flntod, Carved and Plana Walnut Mouldings, all sizes, tf At VahObsmll's. Imitation Rosewood Mouldings. ; Very priattyfor Picture Frames, at tf VakObsbckxl's. BAB AID BITER IHPIIOTEMEKT. ' , WttMiKQTOir, nTcJS Dec., 1871;; Col. tnu L. DeRoaset, President oj 'the Chan her of Commerce: , r ? . ' , . Thnmonthlv visit to the public works for the Improvement of Cape Fear River and Bar was mada by your Committee on ' Wed nesday of last week, tne osu instant. - ; . Since oui last visit on the 7th of November, about one hundred and fifty (150) lineal feet of the line of breakwater has been finished, and about one hundred and twsnty-five (125) feet more, prettyiwell advanceo-iowaias- cump tlon. which will be finished in a few. flays. , During the past few months a succession: of storms have prevailed upon the coast, acconw panled by unusually high tides, iavQlvidgsome loss of time, labor and: materialsvt and alo some change of operations; and as this report may not beclearjy understood a harmonizing strictly wiVi former reports, we recapitulate. " since the commencement oV the .work, about nine hundred (900)-.lineal feetv,or the breakwater haf been ; permanently fixed, and completely finished, one bonded ano twenty five (125) feet more nearly finished, ; besides a rtr,0ipraWft flmonnt of work done I securing the foundation for the advancing breakwater. In the meantime, the noaung sanu i i has steadily followed the worfttfs flnished,land thtft a firm beach Hf front of the break water, twoto four hundred feet wide, thus riirinff the stability of the work against al most any contingency. ' f ' A . 1 The . violent. Southeast gale of the 14th of Novemberkaccomp&nled by the extraordinary tidal-wave of five to seven feet above, ordinary tides, wept away a portion of .the 5 front of Smith Island beach, Sofith of the worfes, bnt we are pleased to Say that it is- now rapidly "And we f further pleased to note the,'; per feet success , and utility of, the-cateh 1 sand fenees. and grass cultivation, neither of which wardamaged. but resisted j without injury hoth storm and tide, and we cannot but esteem U m moatl fortunate that the work dT building tin and securing the beach, was commenced as Srfy as it WMutfor which, the probabilities are that a large portion ot the . beach -would ha beerrwepttnto the river hy the late storm and tidal wave. . - . Your Committee teg leave to express their . tho wonderful success 2 which FV. ,V-J thia work, and the ereat accomplishment with the limited means at It is to behoped that the wisdom of Congfesa 22Aiti$ tn mnrftliberal appropriation for 'vigorously prosecuting this Important vAll'of which is respectfully submitted. . . - ; H., Nctt, Chairman. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. , CHrifltinas Doings. WTTE HATE ON HAND DBIFD FIGS, CUE W rants. Citron. Prunes, Nuts of all ; 1 kindB, Fresh Layer Baislns, Candy, a variety of Choice Groceries, Sniarjured Hams, and a choice .z. jjot of North Carolina Hams, Ac, c. deelTtf ' - V 'TTEStnARBWa. ADV . .... .. -.. aa4 x tij ; . . 1 . ' i3 a e ca . .i tl: xt txi : Hz 3 frsri e and I Ii 3 . it-ution, 7lf ' tiere". fed", a ...weak rr -t' In. c '. tl:a ctiniag damps, theiralarioas .'C33, varieties cf temperature that in ark tie c cement of the winter sc$scnara sura to a j ;lt outi iltera 'are lew -syttems iti.t have not a weak spot somewhere, a:: ;1 tt?. wisest thing -that any inan or 'wcrr.an c: i is to fortify it by acoursaof He: letter's "tere- acli Bitters, and thu3 keep tli3 enemy et br.. In ws.rt when a city 13 menac e I the first tklr z to be done Is to strengthen tj:c rat-pait3.' TL3 same policy shonld be adopted T;Ith tl.3 hn-tz--x hoiy,'when?ita- direst-' f:'1, ca!;rh, 13 abrca -. If the "stomach ls vt eak, this tcnic will J2n4 it yiger; i the hOwels'&re Bibrtidly sensitive, this alt :rativ will resiilate ttea 5 if the livet "iiaert, thU wholesome et'r-ula-t will ronsa it ; if there is.'congtlpatlontk5 ? aperient will cure" It ; if there Is .nervous C -tilltv. Ihi3 perlei3 will Veplacelfc with n :rv ous' vigor j :if there Is impnrityjUa the bldodTj this depurent will neutralise It 5 if there la a cloud on the spirits, this SSchilarant will dispel it.' These are - facts, that have been demon strated every day for the last . twenty years."" Can as much be said for any other medleine . orathercan' as much be proved f for anything naay be .said by the unscmpnlous. Do not -ae-; oept any of the loca hitters sometimea recom mended by dealers in lieu of the Standard Restorative. ; . Idee 17-eodlwrSun Wen Fii ; -nrf. wm mm' 1 "ii'.i ' ..ui. 111 n. .. idM'wiLLIAM OVEKGOAT BOSiORCOATS Hvl . PTOVTE,8 OVERCOATS, BLACK DRESS FROCKS, t -T "5 ' V - i-' ; suits, Mrvsnn jm,-- nn declT-tt: At ' CClly Clothiers, j XXX;FAHILY FLOUR For Christmas !: I? .- ! -.- - I.Slf - 1. IF' ALL HANDS AND THE COdK" would be happy, buy a bairel or bagr of my FRESH I JIO U is L ifiiU u xl, ana you win. nvti wuk.o on can eat and a roll that the Cook will not Wheat Grits and Pearl Hominy, the admira tion of all ; Bolted Meal rrem Kailroad Corn, so fts, to the bushel; Seed Oats, White Table Peas, Corn, Mixed Cow Feed, &c. - ; ', ALL GOODS SOLD DBAYED FBEE. rJ ; deol7-tf ALEX. OLDHAM, Proprietor. Coal and Cash ! a: -.-..."v-t-'-.i.-'S ti "- . .. .. '. ' "5 " " 'V : ACH COMMANDS THE OTHER, and we will In futute sell, m&&::s.& - , v; :j Our patrons Will please bear this In mind. The priees are " For One Ton, 9 OO DeliTcrefU ;c!-' For -1-3 .Ton, -! 450 4edl7 lOt KfiTOMH A WOBTH. .. : - m j'' tti ' n'.'i -;'. ) GREAT AUCTION SAJLK OF Valuable OU PaintingOi j ., APPEOPBtATELV MOUNTED IN FINE , j ; - - ' -Jtlirtf.'ri T.ltilf FRiMTCaj?';-::?-; " DIAMONDS, set In SOLID & KABAT GOLD, 1 - OLD and SlLVEi WATCHES, from ' the I t hMtiknitvri mlkers in EUKOPE and AMERICA, consisting of Quarter-8econds, HrtwaTd. En elish PatentLe vers, Waltham, tTnftAd Atatea and other' American Compact nies f Fine English ana Swiss Aever w atcnes, lor. LA cues ana uenuemen,, jreuuan- hiu jwj Winders set with Diamonds, Enameled,Bichly Engraved and Frosted 18, 14 and 10 Karat Gold and Silver Hunting Cases. ; - '-'':J of Opera, Leontlneand Veat v1 ; f r i OPEBA AND FIELD GLASSES Of the FINEST ... , -description. &fir : Artistic Bronzes, Hall and EltcVg first quillty Spoons ana orrat i me iww utu jruujLOb - - - -CneryV:etc.,et.;,n-f: ' ' XT Every Article Guaranteed to be asjEep- resentea, orxne stoney xtesurncu. -- - We wilt offer the above stock f strictly First-Class Goods, from weU,known; estab- llshment on Broadway,-2jYy.;-'.;4;i' ' AT' AXTCTION. WITHOUT BE 4 On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ana Saturday; December 19tto, 20tb, 21st S2nd and 23rd, at 10 Ai M., 2H and 7 P. M., and, to be continued until all axe sold, at our Salesroom, . HORTtt.TyATXfri STBEET, ' - CBONLYAMOBBIS, Anctioneera,' Ladies and the Public are invited to call and t orominA this solenoid coUection! of Eine Ar-4 ticlea whlbh will be on exhibition on. Mown at prior to tne aay oi biuo. -.., r . Firb Crackers.; 150 BOXES FIBS CBACEEBS, JToraalelry5 L F. W. KESCHNEB, dec J7-tf ' S7, 8 and S9 North Witter St, vi WW1 v,'tfvj , l-iM.-- . .-; . k . . 'crricn c:..;rnAi. t:'":.-. " :. " : ""ixnerTca-, 17. C., fra TL.e.TTr..i-rrtcs, Ccltfeat L c-sta Hailroal tcir- c:-:jl2t:I -tj Ccl-re'ili, . r.iw-rc -ts 13 cr -1; 1 1 Ce:.e:! : : 1 3 end ell str ..r3 C-i ..Chat' : ; , - Columlta end Arusta r -.lire:. J." V;, to pclt3 on Crc r-u villo ae.d Cclamhii Lallrc ad, a'-a J to Au;v:. .a,' Ca.,'and all points South' and EcatkTCtt. , !i Frc'jltts .raoved'.ln car-load quantitlea to Charlotte and Anaeta t: i '.kpnt transfer. , :. IlatC3 anJ CLassi3atioaIic'et3 famished oa or plication. :" ; : : - .:'-: ATOFE, Cen.' rrelght-Agenl..;. " dWl7-3t t: ivi-i;a;r WILMINGTON &' WELDON OFFICE GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT5, V' . , ' Wrx-MnroTOir, Cm pee. 16, 1871. r cr I. '-.-.. r' ' ff " -" -7 -'! "V-1"' '."'. -i ': Iiuporlaut Freight IVotice. lA: ltEVISED THROUGH Freight TajifT has been arranged 7 between Wilmlngtox and Stations upon the N. C. Division of the Rich mend and Danville Railroad, and -1 rill be worked on and after 'December 18th. It is hoped that it will be acceptable to all Ship pers.; .'i.iyK 'is vlJ1? j ; . yy-l V Copies furnished on application. : . .'':'- f''f-4--.-A: pope,--':5- General Freight Agent, v dec 17-3t Wilmington Weldon II. II., , .- '---' t' .... . OFFICE GEX'I. TICKET AGEIT, ' 3: V' ',' ..Cr - . '.-. -. r." .. i - WxtarTjfOTOJr, 5T. Cn Dec. iC, 1871. A.-q.jim,Jc 8 AND AFTER JANtJAET 1st, 1872, Third Class Passenger Fares will be discontinued; and Third Class. Passenger Cars ;vlll not be 1 run upon the Wilmington and Y eldon R. R. " A. POPE, General Ticket "Agent. :i ... -:..- . - J. F. DEVINE, Gen. Sup't. . s r' decl7-St OTV?OF?WIL1INGTOX; W, C., . 1 V - 5 ! DECEHBEB 16 to 1M1 The Ordinance regarding Sidewalks, passed by the Board of Aldermen, at their meeting on the 4th of December, having been misunderstood ' by many.- citizens,5 for their informatian I state the Ordinance is In-; tended only, to apply to important points In "the principal streets, within the limits desig nated j and will only be made compulsory after notice from the City authorities. ; V -: '.'i-vl r;T: SILAS N. MAETIN, ,deel7-lt Mayor. lit Store : 1AA BBL9, C. M. POBK, i 5 1 H IV yAPS BUTT EB, all grades lAA BBLS. BALTpiOBE i r " EXTEji FAMILY FLOUBj - OK BOXES D. 3. SLDESMuad aouiAJKu.a. rnVW" '1- "" ' "'V l!:'...v;":-.' .' - -' ' CANNED. GOODS .y , ; 00 BOXES STARCH, 50 b'Abbelj GULDEN sybup, 3 ft-;.;-.: -; ia 1 ..'liV .an hft hnnccht fit lOW tlffUreB t)I '.--. IJ Cliristiiiao eiite. - ,ThEEST CHE1STMAS PRESENT to give is a Haddsome Pair of .Boots, Shoe-or Slfpi pers, guarranteed to lgb, j " ' decl-tf Sign of the Ria? Boot., Caohr llotice IIq; OTWITHSTANDING Notice No. Kthat 5 f-1 COAL ; AK0 WOOD ' wouUl be sold for"CASII OH 1.T, -we have - many orders sent in without the money; From this date we will pOSITttELX fill no order for COAL OB WOOD until paid for - ty Vs dei7-tt O. G. PARSLEY CO. ft-"- - - C-f 4. ' R ESPECTFULLY announce to tne laaies oi tne city and the surrounaing country that they will , commence on ; . n . ; ' ' ' to close out their entire stock of Winter Dress Goods at New York cost for cash, consisting of . - -' - - 'X .I".-.- - Black and Colored Silks, , -t '" . y Black and colored silk Poplins, 1 , w . Chinese Silk Poplins, - ' - t '" JUrocrade and cheno Silk Poplhas, v lalterns, Repps, Empress Cloths, . " ' , r . i " - Velours, Silk and Wool Plalda, 2 ..; C-.: r ? ' Plaid Velours, e, . - WUxnlnstoaDec,i7.xt r-v- rr -V-. err r 5 . . 1 . 1 J-' -1 Jli- 1 -if, if j ,i . c -. I Iwl H Tl 1 ... f , 1 I 'V..11 m tT tl i . T - 1 Id .. cfChr: - :::r. j , I.!:tat J::!.. -.3 1 . ; t' I 1 ?re3"' n c 1 cr I : irclev. -::nikri::',-3nii:rr 3 will" t-3 received trur tiat aato. , - ' . ;; ' v"'lTO -!IwlIIIT3 COLD AT Till DOOI .1 . 1'ioLot.' .tl ca- c -r c'- - a e " .. 15) 1 1 - .4 W i tl. 3 :t Asscrtment of FIi'ST-0LAi:;l i EVE It OFFEBED itCTHE CITY AT HtS Kos. 6? A 59 aLuucet-STm Mas6hio II all, ' ' WliHINGTOW, St. c. .1 ' If Hie Best Regs :m ' ffiiWon : ARE TIIR FAMOUS 5T7EBEE ; miTOS," S They are used and pronounced superior to any and all others now made, by all the ' LEADING MUSICIANS AND CONSER. 1 u v VATOmS OP MUSIC. 1 The musical profession, and all amateur performers, are cordially invited to call at the above; Piano Warerooms and test the su periority of the W EBEB PIANOS. Also, other . First-Class Pianos of all styles and prices to suit purchasers! constantly on hand. No 'ex orbitant prices. ? t! ; J JT- All Pianos Warranted for Five Years. t 'Pianos Toned, Repaired, Moved, Ac A choice selection of Sheet Music on hand. - Wilxihgtox, N.C. - J.;F. EUECKEBT, il dec 17-tf.t. ik-.r-j ieb-Hhds. Cuba Molasses, '. . ' '220 Hhds. . H Mola8ges,7; t,,N 40l Bbls S. H.4 and Cuba Molasses. . . f;vf.;;j For sale by -S. ;V -V-V W. KERCHNER, -, i v i : 27. 28 and S3 North Water 8t.- "dec 17-tif Spirit , Casbsw - ripor Iron, ic; St.-. ; j i VH.-j": - .. P'wkEBdnHjiE.'' dee 17-tf 87, 28 and 29 North1 Water St. Hye You; Exa mined k-:-S.-V THE-'--;. '." ACE3,- EMBROIDERIES AND .TB1M- '-i MINGS AT ) s - T 4 5 1 . & H. SAM SON'S r nXAUEBS IS , " STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODft '- fi .T-.s'iri'-""- ' ' ' ? of all descriptions, 4 Hosiery, Dress Goods, Blankets, iNr ;'T) 3 Cloaks Shawlsi Ribbonsi Collars and a complete assortment of . everything. kept in our line; C ''' Citizens and strangers desiring, the lat est styles at the lowest prices ,wlll do well to nrnmlnd our stock. ... : .adeel7tf 'C')- 11 . J. 4t -H. SAMSON, ' J No. 43 Market street. Just Received AT Gr iilfEK7&4 PLANNER'S: Lubin's Lavender. Witer, : Carriage Sponge, Whisk Brooms, FeTfuma ; Atonslxers, Cod ' ' Liver Oil,' Castile Soap, White and Mot ! 1 s itled Sachet Powder, itc, Ac., Ac. ' - Floury Coffee and Peanut 0as. 8,000 Peanut Bags, - . 1,200 Bbls. Flou r 400 SACKS COFFEE, .. a , , ' ; ' r ; - ;Tor sale by ' r . ""- ' ' ' . . .1.3 rtWiKEECHNEB, ' "deij 17-tf ; '.. 87, 28 and 29 North Water St. Ohrictitiab Precento THAT ARE WORTHY 6P BEING . APPRK VV'VrRl CIATED. - -;?r" v- iIANO, ORGANS,7 MELODEONS AND : r uuauao9.;i - . The numerous friends of the Live Book Store are here notified (and they are requested to attend) that daiina the holidays there will be a Grand Gift gale of Books, Chromos, pianos, 4 and other Musical Instruments The Piano in stock are the same make that have taken the gold and silver premiums over all others and are recommended by the highest author ities. : They are unequalled lor beauty of tone and finish. Prices moderate, warranted for 5 yearS '' Forsaleat - - : ' -, HEIKSSERGER'S deo 18-tf : 1 ; J f 'l Live Book Store. LOOT AG D FO U H D. 9CXXD-ALadys Plaid Basque, onMth AJ street near the Brooklyn Jl at ket. The owner can obtain the same cajlin? at thla - declilt Oflce, s TYTAHTE2 A few Bcholars to learn "Pen-- .Colleges. , The undersfgned will ve iastrao- tlon to a ciass. 'xnose ueairuig w j bihsi. apply at once, as but a limited number canhe . accommodated. , Terms moderate. . fi deol4lw E. IL ifcQUIGQ, BOACDCr.3 yAHXED-cT;od , rr -with cr without reons on Sad, r; r v . r ner of Ann, 2nd door from cor- er. 1 -: ; L X side going Couth. - 'erms tac :rata, I y wets., or monthT AddrersBox,Si3C;:7P,0, deo 7-to " . ' 1 J v . '.;,.'. - "... ' . : .1 1.