r'
. , - - 1 MiiM 1MMitM MMLI
MORNING
fJZF CJJC ULATION OB THE MORN
' INO STAR IS LARGER THAN THAT -OF.
ANY OTHER DAILY. NEWSPAPER PUR-
LISHED IN NORTH CAROLINA. , ;
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE HOMING STAR.
Sunday's TelKrami Condensed, n s.
The cotton movement at Now, York for the
.week, - a compared with the wees previous,
shows a small wiling on in receipisirana ex
' norta. :-; Jv-;:
The receipts at all; ports for the week were
130,9 IS against 15U.83U oaies last wees, r6,izo
bales the previous weekend 104,740 bales three
weeks since. The total receipts since Septem
ber 1,1871, havejjeen 1,118,557 against 1,872,657
bales lor toe ; corresponding penoa w wo
prevlens year-'-showing a decrease of 254,010
bal es. : -r t.-. jt ? :s 'a-'. - : -" -v-- y-- -
The exports from all ports for theweek
were 107,473 against 117,598 bales for the same
;week last year.- The total exports for the ex
pired portion of the ; year :bave been 593,609
Hcalnst 755,168 bales for the same time last year
The stock at: air interior towns - is 71,455.
against 104S40;iast year. The stock in Liver-
pool is 45000 against 885,000 last " year The
stock at all: ports is 406.422 agalnst;463,256 for
the same time last year.- -
There is of American cotton afloat for Great
Britain 147,000 against 810,000 bales last year.
The amount of Indian cotton afloat for JSurope
is283,04t againft 185,000 bales last year. t .s
The weather in the South has been cold in
many sections during the week, although few
complaints sre made of rain. ;
The bark. Ma j Stetson, from New York for
Aspinwall, was abandoned at sea.
John R. Durff, clerk In the Memphis postr,
- office, drew 125,000 iu the Louisville Library
- . ...... ....... v- ( I
lottery. . .
. A Washington telegram says the extension
of the session ot.the Mexican, and United
States commission does not permit the pre
sentation of hew claims. ' ' !
, The Spanish and American commission has
done nothing yet on account of the ; difficulty"
of getting evidence, "owing to the' disturbed
condition of Cuba. :A ! rJ.'TS-'iZ' I
From Charleston we. learn that the i small:
pox quarantine, established there soma weeks
ago against vessels arriving from - New York
and Philadelphia, has been discontinued, j '
In the Ku Klux trial on Saturday, the ateu
ment in the case of P. H.'Mltehell,accused of
conspiracy, -was opened by Mr. Chambcrlfin
for the t prosecution. I Mr. Stanberry. replied
for the defence, taking the ground that the ae
tions or Violence proven were not connected
with any organization. The argument will be"
resumed (save the Columbia, 8. C, dispatch)
Monday. v;.:.:: -t 1
SOON t KEPOBTS
'i--.j;iV-3;'"Froin ffwiTork'Sf:".f i-X
; ' Nkw York. Dec. ,18.
-Nothing new In. the Tweed aflair.; It is pro
i posed to arrest him from day to day upon new
, allegations until some fifteen indictments are
exhausted. ?
: :-: Henry T.' Tuckerman, ' the veil 4 known
scholar, iajfleabVN" 'T " " - - 4 ,;
e Brooklyn Board of Aldermen held a
meeting to check the smallpox.
A Havana special to the Herald says that
Castanon's grave was not desecrated. The
glass covering of the niche ia not broken and
everything bout the giave is in perfect order,
nothing having been disturbed.
- The lease of Samana . Bay has expired and
the American flag-bauled down.' ; ?
Foreign Kewa.
vj"?.ua v, LojiDOK.Dec.' 18.
The morning, bulletin from" Sandringham
announces that the Prince of Wales slept well
last night, and his condition is in all respects
satisfactory. - Prayers were again offered in all
the churches yesterday for his' complete res-
' i X r j i
From IVasnlncton.
-V ' . ;- MSCHXA.MOOT. . if . l l
. Auburn papers say jlhat Seward Is low from
paralysis. .:..... -,-r v,,-
The latest Mexican ,'advfces represent that
Juarez maintains a fearless attitude and speaks
confidently of crushing Jberebellloji- t
'The Mexican Cabinet remains uochanged,
and people complain that the opposition is
directed more against the Cabinet than Jua
rez. The revolution in the Western States is-
extending,"and extraordinary po wers have been
given Joarex arid the -Governors of the differ
ent States. Bnslness is prostrate and all in
dustries paralyzed. A United States protecto
rate or annexation is boldly, discussed as the
only solution of the troubles. No important
enKajjemcnts are reported ln: the Central or
Western States. s . r "
- - The World special from the Cityof Mexico
v of the 9tb, Bays the revolution iarprobf bly
failure. Only two States hate risen arid there
is np popular exitement. - s
Diazia a fugitive and closely pursued, v
The country is much disturbed by robbers.
The Herald ' special of the 11th inst, by way
-of Havana, announces that -the government
' has broken the neck of the rebellion. No par
V tlcnlars. '"y:
The Elections Committee has determined to
; pass over the contested case of Cessna against
; Myers until after the holidays. ?r H ;
r The committee has also refused to extend
time to Edwards, - of Arkansas, whose seat Is
contested by Bowles. - - : r , v; , ? - ,
. In the Elections Committee only t Morton
favors Blodgett, while the remainder are for
: Norwood, as entitled to a' seat in that body
from Georgia. 1
J ; COGKXSSZOSAL. o ' f
Szhats. The Senate is discussing the re
port of the Retrenchment Committee. The
. disaffected jRepubllcrns claim that they ara not
represented on the committee and the debate
is acrimonious. ' - -
- Houst The States were called for peti-
viCJtX HIGHT BEPOKTS.
: FJXOM 17ABXHNOTOI7. 1 -
- 'WASHtiOToii,':Decl 18.
8xXATX.-The New York salt manafActarers
' protest against a reduction of the salt doty, to
ine enure aay warconsnmea in.aiscuastng
the Character of the Retrench ment Committee.
Bayard insisted ' that there ' should be 1 two
uemocrats on the committee and Sumoer de
nounced the exclusion., of his wing . lrpmr the
' committee. .' , ;
. TI 2- ..til . .... .
AueofuxtQ iuii lD'Bessioo. ' r . , i.
uoubb. jno diih oi general interest were
" introduced under the weekly call. " J" f i
,,-? naiaeman introduced a reso lotion regretting
the severity of the Thiers gqvernmentjtowards
"r ' tbe-eommnnifttA - - - .'--''
. .5 Objection was made, wheuHaldeman moved
suspension oi tbe rules; which the House re
fused to do by a vote ol 95 to 88-not two
thirds. ... .
' A 'e8olation sympathizing wlth. foreign,
people strueglinje for self government vfa
, ..Vi v TTi!'?!' WSEIXAWEOOSt ) i'y , f X"
Paymaster General RrvfAhm y,aan
----- '-wmmv VWM W VAS vu. au I
his own request.. Major Alvols1 acting pay J
Z .i rThe. ComptrolW Wished for -bank state
ments at the close of business or the 16thinsL
its session immediately after New Tear p
'f-T 8ra,prera'Coart iath of Semms
vs. the City Fire Insurance of Hartford holds
tbJiiwbe?PrUe8 UtaUaUon by contract
y within which an act is to be done and iu per-
rrt".t-e?il,l,,D?Be is prevented by War
and the time expires without Ua performance
e court wUlBFot Interfere to makeT oew
contract but will UaVe the controversy to be
?Vl bJT lQl statutes of limltatfon. i
From KassaeSmsetta.
i
oyer
; i;roravSoutn.Caraliiuu--
; i " ; Columbia; Dec. 18."
" In the Xu'Klax trial to-day th encases of Hay
and Mitchell was closed by an elaborate argn
ment of Rfereidv Johnson. -who exopessed the
nt.mn.it. horror at the outrages to which' wit:.
cesses had testified, but contended 3 that the
evidence bad not shown theseToutrages- w oe
the result of any conspiracy, nor had It con
nected the acensed with their commission.
After thirty eight minotes consultation the
jury returned a verdict of guilty on the second
count or the indictment, dmucij, cuubw-w
to injure Bill Williams for .having voted in
1870 " ' 1 L "y ' '
- Ttfe defence gave notice of , a motion for a
n6 vr trici t ""; i ' ! " '
. In the House of Representatives to-day the
report of C. O. Bowen's investigating commit
tee. arraigning the Governor and other State
officials for alleged .fraudulent overissue of
State bonds; was hotly - discussed for lour
hours,-: The Speaker ruled a two-thirds vote
was required to adopt the report; as the sense
of the House, because the adoption of its final
recommendation would be the first step to
wards impeachment.'
, The decision was overruled .and the report
adopted as the sense of the House. '
- At 6 o'clock, Bowen-introduced a resolution
that1 R. K.r Scott, Governor of the State sof
South Carolina, be impeached of hlgh crimes
and misdemeanors. ,He also Introduced a res
olution l Impeaching State .Treasurer Parker.
The resblotions were laid over under the rules.
There was a large attendance and great ex
citement,. ft,
St
FronvJXarylAnd ,r s
, . Annapous, Dec 18.
- V
v
Pavmaster Brvce testified during the trlal of
s i.
Mra. Wharton that General Ketchum was a
healthy tnanV temperate and notvln the habit
6f taking drn.48. - ; ; ' ' -f
i From New Yorfc.V r
' ? - 1 1 -y- Nkw York, Dec. 18.
J 'ThVinnrt Af the committee examinlne the
affairs of the Ocean Bank shows a surplus f
over half a million. , ,
CABLE DISPATCHES.
"J, V.j.:". .V.- .LONDOS.vDec. 18.f
Thft'OueW has left x Windsor for Osborn.
wbere sae'proposes tepend the holidays.
f Eugenie ha8L,saued irom uioraitar lor Lon
don: 1"V & " . ; I
c'An unknown vessel trun- down the French
bark Costa Rica from Havre for Buenos Ayres.
Seventeen lives were lost, the vessel 4 passing
OA regard.le.ss .of the cries of the drowpkng. , .
' -i a offiidAl telesrram. from Sandrincbam says
the Prlooe of Wales had passed a qulct night.
f Blegg, the groom of the Prince, , oled or ty
phoid to-day: ' ': ."':. ' "
. Pabis, Dec. 18.
The members of the RettQbllcan Left and the
Union Republicans have had a meeting in op-I
position, to seating tne.urteana rnnces. wim
betta presided. . , r.:,:;s;''i -- v. r
Count Selopis,' the Italian- member, was cho
sen President of the arbitration body to-day,
when an adjournment was had to June lSth.-
i, -I.;. -i'LV :::::r::. Dublin, 'Dec.45. :
Processions or assemblies in Londonderry
are forbidden, No trouble is - apprehended
from the Catholic inhabiunts but it is feved
that the Bos of Derry may make offensive
demonstrations. . :
DoaissTiv aAB&xrrs.
v-Vrv. . New York. Dec. 18 Noon.
Financial.
' Money tight at 7 $ cent. Sterling Exchange
lone.sight.109K; short 109J., Gold heavy
at ;iOU109i. ' Govemmentsbonds. dull but
steady. r Stocks Tery strong. ' .;
; ! Commercial.
Flour dull and declining. Wheat dull and
heavy. I Corn quiet and unchanged. Fork
quiet mess $13 S5fl3 62. Lard dull. Cot
ton dull Middling 19X cents; Orleans 20
cents; sales 1.2CQ bales. Spirits Turpentine
firm at 678 cents. Rosin very Arm at
$5 20 for Strained. Freights dull.
i -v NjB,r Y0 Dec. 87-EvenIng..
financial.
Menev 7 9 cent. and a fraction commission.
Sterlimr Exchange firm at 10910y. Gold
109109K- Governments dull. Southerns
clused dull and heavy at the following prices :
Tennessee 6's old issue 64 ; new issue
65. Virginia 68 old61W; new issue 67. Lou-
isiana 6's old 61; .new 60; .levee 6's 64; 8s 75.
Alabama 's lUQi O's 05; Georgia 6's 77; 7'8 83.
North Carolida'6'a 34; new Issue 12. South
Carolina 67s 48i; new issue 33. ,
COrntfierctal.
Cotton steady Uplands 19?, Orleans 20
cents; sales 2,047 bales. Floor dull and declin
ing. , Whiskey cents. Wheat very
dullWinter Red Weaiern f 1 55$1 60.L Ctorn
la in fair export demand, and. a shade firmer
old afloat 79(380 cents.- Rice . 851(29 cents.
Pork firm at $13 62(3?13 80. Naval Stores are
firm. Tallow dull at 9a9& cents.' -
- Sales of cotton for future delivery 5,700 bales
r-Dec? 19 3 1619 11 16, Jan. 19 7 1619,
Feb. 19 1L 1619t JUarchlV 15 16, April
20 816: -;
; s-. -r-, , - vxyxsvAMi'uee. i.
Cottori-Middlings HXmX euts? Net
receipts 4.564 bales. Exports to Great Britain
4,167 bales;' to France 362; - to Barcelona 600;
to Geneva 612; coastwise 998. Sales 500 bales.
Stock on hand 70,255 bales. Buyers and sellers
are apart. -., I'-.vr;-' -V- y
i;XXXM fO' Charlbstost, Dec 18.
'k Cotton Middlings 19A cents. Net receipts
2,936 bales. . ExporU coastwise 1,538 bales.
Sales 100 bales. Stock 31,791 bales .
t-.g-T? vv ; jxwdoii. Dee 18 Noon.
; Consolsjfor money 929. United States bonds
5-20'sof 18Q292K. -
j - v . F&AHxroRT, Dee. 18 Noon,
United SUteS five-twenty securities of 1862,
97. E.i;;.-J.uiy ;;-jnriiL.
, ' , Paris, Dec 19 Noon.
1 Paris Bourse Rentes 66f 55c , T
' V LrvxRPOoiM Dec 18 Noon,
Cotton Uplands 10d; Orleans 10d. Mar
ket opened quiet. - T - , .
. ; T ' -LATER. - . . - -
.Cotton sales 12,000 bales;' forxport and
apeculation. 3,000 bales. J (.,-..
Tallow 45a. r -4 , ...
1 Cotton-TiplandslOapOrleahs WXdMar
ket closed dnlL. ., ,.'1. uiivf- f .-
s S I
It I
.iM-rjurjuf STAR t)FFICEletlf 13.
V gnRITSTURPENTIE.-esoil50caik
af M cento gallon foif nth'ehpaqkji
EQ3LN. Sales 1 0 424 bblr t U S3 3fqP
Stfalneu; for TLdw7tlfo.fan4 $T 75
t3 forrfw' Pale . -r. , . j
' CRUDE TUKPENTINE Salesof 770bbl,
at tao Hrd,7t5 25or Tepow CIp and
000 ror virgin. y n
, COTTQHr-Sale8 ?f :oaV?8 fPHT' I75
At 1815 atlSj, 10 atl8 andl2!PeleH
AHKi VED.
1 -a,
. . I Si
Steamerr Wave. Skinner..; avettevllle.
..A .w-.j.4."i. .i lid;
wnnams B Mnrcnison. - uor
rSteamshipanita vioanejr-ewi,'?'or.k'
jjarrv JO roe. . , .c
Schr LUlv.ilnrhes. Nevr York. Harris
n . . . .. 1.
1
J II Chadbouro & Co. with
;Willara Bros. . j'-riA
600 Ranlta ntnlt. in
Vimri Bros. ; J v 5 , .
- Schr Burdett Harf, Pierce, ew-yoak,"-W
jliaoossMarchison'. iff fwyi
j, Scfir Clani BankTb, Falconer. New ork
-Wj UoweU with gtaap. . -
SchrOEbOTB,vMoore,; Jacksonvlller JSd
wards Hanr wHh59T)bls rosin, 240 bush
elspeannts 15 bbls fish, 3 bales cotton.
8chr Martha Davis, Davis, Jacksonville, Ed
wards & Hall with 151 bbls rosin, 20 do spts,
20 do fish. . .. . . (
SSt CLEARED. - V -
v-Stmr Wave, Skinner,, Fayettevllle . Wil
liams' & 'Murchison. v - . ;
Schr Z Steelman, Price, New Yorki WiHard:
Bros. v -" - .
;.;,:EXPonTS
coastwise!
VNlcW YoKK.-Sch'r. 2 Steelman. 2,607 bbls
rosin," T ' rl CI ,t .
Llt of Teasel Cleared tor ttiU Port,
HAVRE.
Rufus, Skarre, '
Cleared
Nor 23
"v ; . SALEM : t . ..4, . .
Schr C C pearse, Hodgden Cleared Deo 13
' ; ' . ' LIVERPOOL. : t 1
Br Bri? Maud. Thomas. Cleared Oct. 21
Zippore, Govertson, :
- f i -.Cleared Oct. 17
.--t Cleared Oct. 27
uto, urunuerson,
bosTon.u: A !
Schr Sarah Peters, Hart, '
. ;r-::r;-V HALIFAX. 1
Brark Evangeline," Jacques,
Cleared 'Nor 30
eld Dec 11
1 , ,
1 CONSIGNEES . ,
PerAVilmington and Weld on Railroad; Dec
18. A Oldham, Vick & Mebane, 8 H Manning,
W Railway Co-Operative Association, Binford,
Crow & Co, J C Heyer, 'J Nesbltt, J S Top
bam, diamond B, Dudley & Ellis, ; Aaron &
Rhelnsuln, G W Price, D A Smith, J H Gar
rell, W W KG, H Brunhild, DeRosset & Co,
D Piggott, OA Newell, H Burkbimer, Worth
& Worth. M Spertna, J C : Stevenson, Austin
Curtis, JT Mclver, W IL Turlina;tooK Johnson
ifttK Ed wards fc Jlalf.OTjler,3 D Perry,
Chasten, Williams & Murchison, Bass, Seott
& Co, Sprunt'dj HInson, Murray & Co, John
R Smith, J B SOutherland, Hart fc Bailey, Jaa
Anderson & Co, Murphy, H & Co, Frederick
& Son," T. H Smith,1 J B Iuggins," Geo Myers,
Moffitt & Co, J M Heodersoo, G Boney & Son,
F.WKerchner; JR Garris, VV, C & UR Agt,
W U Finlayson, Maj. ' Tate, L McClammy,' T
C Ward, R Spicer, T Allen, R Marable, y;D.
8parkmanH Williams, Adrian 6 V611e'ri,vP
Sampson, SW V Lane, Jj.J Pjcket.
y f f The Qoldaborb'i 'Messenger
says : few, weeks go chronicled
the accident in which Mr Jegse ones, ot
Greene county, Tbroke'a leg.', i Wo regrefc
to learn that amputation ; hadtoi be re
sorted to.;.;;t, -Mm- iij I'm w.' i :
Tbe Washington Jjress h&i
tb 1 follewing 1 . Om last Stur3ay; Mt.
James'Moore, of Pitt, with his Vrife and a
little child, were crossing the bridge over
Tar river,, at Greenville. ., At a distance of
aDOUtxwfinty iees rom we n?er,h ana
where the banisters had been ,taken down
by workmen then eogaged in repairing it.
Mr.. Moore's horse took fright and. back
ed with the baggy off the bridge down a
dizzy fall ot about twenty-five tcet.- Mar
velous to-tell, none ot the occupants ot the
baggy. were injured, and none of the horses
limbs were broken or sprained.
MTSOFJ1 1 A NEOUg.
J. F. Rueckert
rjAs.t,ho Pest f Assortmeat of
FliiST-CLASS
PIANOS
VES OFFEBED IN THE CITY AT HIS
; J I Wi REROO MS I
NOS. 07 & 89 IfAEKR Stm Masokio HALL,
WILMINGTON, A. C.
"Bib Best Pianos di KamiBcliirei"-
ARK THE FAMOUS
WEBER- PIAHOS,"
They are used and., pronounce 4 superior to
' any and all others now made, by all iLe
LEADING MUSICIANS AND CONSI&-
- ' VATOIRS OP MUSIC. ,
The musical profession, -and all amateur
performers, are cordially invited to call at
the above Piano Ware rooms and test , the su
periority ot the W EBERPIAN03. JUso, other
First-Class Pianos ot all styles and prices to
suit purchasers, constantly on hajad.i,No ex
orbitant prices. " '
All Pianos Warranted for Fivo Tears.
Pianos Tuned, Kepalred, Mored, &c A
choice selection of Sheet Music on hand.
r WrunnaTO,N. C. , J. F. EUECKEET,
deol7-tf - . i -
Have You Examinee! ; ;
X ACE3, EMBBOIQEBIE3 - AlTD TRIM
MINGS AT , ;
STAPLE AND
FANCY
i ..1
DBT
GOODS
, - of all descriptions,
-Hosiery Dress Goods, Blankets,
i
Cloaks. Shawls. Ribbons, Collar!
and, a complete . assortment of everyUiiilg
kept In our line. I
CitSenj sad strangers desiring the lat
eatrstyles at the lowest prices will do -well td
examine our stock. ; v
J. A H. SAMSON, v
kt A3 Market 8tret.
g M H ,.
afiquerade Isall. ;
A.1 PEUSpffS deeding to attend thf Mas-
qaeradQ isau, tare giyej Jijrsaay 01 unTist
ma3 weei uiider, the. (ausplcea sof Mr. James
M. Brown, as SPJECT ATOBS ON JLY willf
please leave their names on the LlstatHeins
rrge'r I'liiH toptfrti tol e.T Names must be
eDtered cn the list on or before Saturday,
WcGiaferxi; &3 n? 611 .received
after that date. -: . r - r.J ,
ja-tjfdtiCitETaBdriDXTTfiooR. -ea
Ms M taiwiissjoar vSL"1 SiT t ; ,
Single Ticket.............:...,...............!! C
GenUemariand Uady.iXl UiX...'..4. ...... 1 50
dec 17-2t
Lubln's Lavender :Water, - Carriage Sponge,'
?Tnas3sX2Kxas, Perfume Sltbniiaersr Cod 5
' Liver Oil, Castile Soap, WhiteandMot- i f r
tied Sachet Powder, acAe., il
JS1ISCELL ANEOUS.
IVilmin&tonVColambla and An-
OFFICE GENERAX TICKET AGENT,
- - - WiiJcriroTOK. N. Ci Dee. 18, 1871i, 4
....ImPficait Freight , Notice.
w93 The .Wilmington, Columbia
A Au-
IfcS gusta . Railroad being completed to
Columbia', a hew route la opened to Charlotte
and all stations on Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad. Also, to points on Green
ville and Columbia Railroad, and to Augusta,
Ga., and all points South and Southwest. v
-Freights moved in' car-load quantities to
Charlotte and Augusta without transfer."
Rates anJ Classification Sheets furnished on
application., - - '.
vjt -j v. a. POtE, Gen. Freight Agent. ...
J, C.'WINDER, Gen Superintendent.
deol7-St " - ,
WILMINGTON fee .WELJDON
" : , RAILROAD.
1 OFFICE GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT,
Wx'ucnraTOX N, C ',' Decvl6, 1871.
Iiaporlaut Freight Noiice.
REVISED THSOUGII FrelgTit Tariff has
been ; arranged ' petween v Wilmington and
Stations upon the N. C. Division of the Rich-
mend and Danville Railroad, and will be
worked on and after December 18th. It is
hoped that it will be acceptable to all Ship-
Copies furnished on application. f '
- a: pope,
'. deo 17-St - General Freight Agent.
XVllininston fc Ueldon It. R.
OFFICE OEX'I. TICKET AG EXT,
v - s WixxrjroToy, N. C, Deo. 16, 1 871."
VfK AND AFTER JANUARY 1st, 1872, Third
Class Passenger. Fares will be discontinued
and Third Class Passenger Cars will not be
run upon the Wilmington and tVeldon R. R.
; .-v. ' A. POPE, General Ticket Agent.
J. F. DEVINE, Gen. Sup't. dec 17-St
Due Yesterday:
KING WILLIAM OVERCOATS,
BOY'S OVERCOATS, ;
YOUTH'S OVERCOATS,
BLACK DRESS FROCKS,
; BUSINESS SUITS,
JIVNSON 'Jk CO.,
. .City Clothiers.
deo 17-tt
XXX FAHHY FLOUR
For Christmas I.-
4
"Hi
.ir 111
is
H1 1 n . t .i!"r,H'..iiti!
1S1
ail
Ml
I i -
IF "ALL HANDS AND THE COOK would
be happy, buy a bairel or ba? of my .fbesu
GROUND FLOUR, and vou will have a cake
you can eat and a roll that the Cook will not
be bsnamea or.
- Wheat Grits and Pearl Hominy, the admira
tion of ail; isoitea sieai rrera Jtauroaa uorn,
MAs. to the bushel; Seed Oats, White Table
reas, coin, mixea cow jreea, ac.
ALL" GOODS SOLD DRATED FREE. ' "
dec 17-tf ALEX. QJLD HAM, Proprietor. .
Coal and Gash!
E ACn COMMANDS THE OTHER, and
....... . - w
wiU In future sell
f X COAL TORJCASH ONLY.
x patrons will please bear this' in mind.
The prices are l'V 1
For One Ton, 0 OOJDelfTetedi
Fop 1-2 Ton. "4 50 " , '
i
ii;.'i.i i. , ; . 1 . r - ,
dec 17 10t WORTH WORTH.
,,:'-.:' ,.i'f 1 .a .S-:i.C '
f AA BBLS. C. M. PORK, - j
1 i! A PACKAGES BUTTER, all grades,!
1(30 -?MC
r:i !.' "t.t. KTRA FAMILY FLOUR
BOXES D. SIDES and SHOULDERS,
Oflrt Bo:x:ES STARCH,' ;:w.iiW . 'ix
ff rt BARRELS GOLDEN STRUP,1 ' 1 :
; Th? aboyg bei og, ppTcbpsigri nien t,
fhJ T' r T
I ij,i.i!iMi'-rj
...
-
'ffe
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Chans of Schedule
PASSENGER TRAINS will 1-0
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Arrire at Union Station at 8 40 J
FREIGHT TRAINS loaf o at 102o,t,V
, ON SUNDAYS the 5:45 P; M. and m
train ONLT will be run.,,:
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Chief Eng. and Gen. BnYr.. " A
Wilmington, June 18.. 1871. ' .
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A JTB THIS DATE THE FOtToWivr,
Schedule will;be rbySon7
V . DAT3F?SS TRAIN, (Daily.,
Arrive at Florence
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GEN'l SUPBnrTKD!rS OFFICE,
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SUMMER ARRATTOEMEIfT of TRAIXS
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Eastern Division.
F PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRAIN leaves
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830 P. M., daily (Sundays ezceptel).
These Trains arrive at tbe Head 0 the Road
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; v Western Division;
Passenger and Freight Trains leave Char
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at 8:30 A. 21. ; . .
' Leave Cherry viile ait 130 P. If. ,
EXCURSION TICKETS from Wilmington to
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June 21-nactf - --
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WE HAVE REMOVED OUR WHOLESALE
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