. . iiB)BaaaMaaaM ' ' ' v "
.... V -
PUBLISH'
BI!B51BP, junto
nawson Bank Buildings. Front St.
or10 Lw
i advance ' . ....... 8 60
The !t at JFnrr Cmtb per week.
tfBT Dec. 21, 181. .
"Therr
-"w Barom- m0m
Time. eter. eter.
-trigs'"'
Wind. Weather'
:. - VV'": S fe'i '-' -
N" Gentle Clear
SE gentle Clear '
N EUgbt Cloudy
U I .
25 deg.
ean Allbarometric readings adduced
VvrB. A" , ... oo ton-rpp Fahrenheit.
and to 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
tbeBC-""- KOBBBT J3ETBOTH,
Serg't Signal Service U. 8. A.
"A ' -i H
Weather Jteport. (
WAB DBFA.BTBMMT, 1 i
Office of Chief Signal Officer . V
Washington, Dec. 21-4:35 P. M. )
, Probabilities.
at - A.
u .nnipter will prooaDiy codudub to
Ttt?h? in New England, with falling
rise w palling barometer prevail on
wopef5K generally east of Mississippi, with
IfHrtiT Very gCuci" y.. A.1M.la r.nr
" . -A cnAV Weak fv . -rii
dond ".Jds increase onSouth Atlantic
Ea3te lith threatening weather and rain. 8.
,,Sf2ioB ftheGalf coastLowest
1 mater nortltly-over Iowaand
biroinster w weather' extend over Mld
Misson.h." We8. with south westerly
dle5C wTriday evening. The area of lowest
SjlSri nortbSast into New Bruna-
wi0,nn9 winds are not anticipated for the
.Scoaat to-night
SEW ADWBTISBHKST."
KosaMBSBB's Live Book Store, 89 Market
ft.-TbeRasb.
Mcsson & Co., City Clothiew-Offer Ex
traordinary.
Dudlet & ELLis-Christmas Presents
ChUdren'a nd other Slippers.
West & Harris Mince Meats, canned
Goods, Fruit, Ac. .
W. M. Stkvbnson, Front street Florida
Oranges, perfectly sweet. -
Wake Forest College.
The Spring term of this excellent institution
of learning commences on the 1st of February,
eilJUlDg. 11 IS lucateu rurwuiuc, .v..
where the advantages of climate, society,
board, &c, are unsurpassed. See advertise
ment In another column.
fine Gilt Mouldings for Pieture Frame
At VAKOBSXI.'S.
Cllj Court..
The only cases before the Court yesterday
morning were those of Uepsey Peterson And
Nancy Marks, charged with the larceny of two
(bawls, the property of Messrs. H. & B. Eman
uel, alluded to in our last. The parties were re
quired to give security in the sum of $200
each for their appearance at the . next term of
the Superior Courts ' - V:
Lemon for a Cong b. . '
Roast the lemon' very carefully without
barring it ; when it is thoroughly hot. cut
I squeeze into a cup upon three ounces jof
Btij-ar; nneiy powdered. Take a spooniul
whenever your cough troubles you. It is good
and agreeable to the taste. Rarely has it been
knoirn to fail of giving relief.
- Picture Framing, In all its branches, ar-
i tically executed at ' VawOrsdkll'b.
tf
A Good Receipt for Gingerbread. T f
Take two pounds of .fine flour, well dried
ly the fire, rub with it half a pound of batter
one ounce of carrawav seeds, one ounce of
ginger, half an onnce of coriander seeds, and
half a pound of fine sugar. Mix then with
one pound and three-quarters'of treacle, and
roll thin. A a nick oven & thW beit. 3 J
Do Steals a Hat. -iU, t
Acertain in dividual was trifling with a, dog
jesterday afternoon, near the, corner of Third
i rrincess streets, when the animal gave a
sudden spring, seized his hat from his head
and made off with it. ' The dog's headquarters
Were in a store on North Water street, and
the mischievous animal nevWstopped until he
rn?ed at his usual abiding place, the young
maaiQ 'the meantime beincr tamnelled tn .
main uncovered until a friend proceeded to
the store aforesaid! and recovered his cTiapeau.
That dog should be arrested or larceny I
:
- Oval Walnut and Gilt Frames! all sorts
d sizes, at YaxObsdxix's. t
The Cittaraa i O " ' " ' : ;
we are glad io see thatihecbteffiaol which
wrnpiaim has been macfean being put in
Stood order. That at the corner of Diunnt and
MtRae streets is of three dtlnctTwelbJ icon.
fctedbjuie pipes'. ThMe tUe or earihVrn
Mr. Keen inlormsos, Were "recommend-
h Dlra 38 a substitute for the Iron pipes;
""the rapid evaporation or leakage of the
which has ensuednd whictVhasatisid
J trouble in regard to - keeping, the cisterns
edj has induced him to dispense with their
altogetuer and substitute the iron . pipes,
such as are In ..i .v.- ' -
not i -- iu t-ic uvuvr cistcrus wnere
'eakage has Dnnoj a k.i
Stat A niutii wciwii
.Uisofthe Brst-tmportanthat the
tern, should always be kept fall oft wter,
!(.; nwoce mai me mairer is re-
ieigproperattention. -
"Citation
Prettyforp; "wcwwu jaoniaings. very
tf r ,or Wftore Frames, at - , ; -
yOBjilBIX'B.
A'exaDder Joh. . i .V A."-
8eVerT ?; coiorca -man witn
fine dlt, 'was nested yesterday witti a
circuZ, ' arrel In bis possessioii; which
(toien nCeS WenV to demoastrate he had
wag, l8eem at during the afternoon he
the lo rUDd oflering goo 'or sale at
show m P?e ' 13 S0. wWch waaiificlent to
or wa8flat T knw nothing'of Its reat value,
in theGuaQ4t0 Set rM ' " H? WM l0dged
before tK !? 0U8e wl nve a bearing
, C,he CoortlhU morning, . O f F
'if1; -u, r;v ,ir' '
advert?' . nouseor farm for sale or rent
c t in . nnna rtman
ttlarte8 f F Rcilt" at halflof our re"
fiv lines ' adTertlsement8 not exceeding
T
" " t Aqtt
; :r--M.QRN"'ING
VoLIIXo. 77;; ;
Local ims.. . . . . .
The "coming manV--SAta Claus.
14 Something
new"" al
TanOrsdeirs-the
Crystal Card Fortes.
1
j- The police will probably
be kept quite
busy uatil after Chrlslmaa. -
This; is the Weather when the poor of
our city should not "be forgotten.
L of the season. This was conceded on all sides.
J A colored woman was sent to the CItv
J&'ospltal yesterday, she being sick and deatl-
'tute.
f v e near max several cock fights are ex
pected to come off In this vicinity during the
holidays. 1
i.L,. r ' " ,
The popping of fire crackers commenced
our streets last night a sure indicaliop -of
toe near approach of Christmas.
r-We learn that some of the grocers -were
taking 60 cents a dozen for eggs, yesterday.
We predict' dull Christmas, so far as eggT
nog is concerned.. .
f- It is not a dlfflctxlt uratter to . find a sui
table present for the holidays: Unusual pre
parations In this line have been made' by our
enterprising merchants. - " fk
The latest fashionable color for bonnets
or trimmings is known as peacock blue, and
comes in several shades, and is very beautiful
and delicate, and becoming toall complexions.
-J- Don't forget the sale of jewelry, watches,
diamonds, Ac, at the office of Messrs. Cronly
& Morris, this (Friday) morning, at 10 o'clock.
This Is a rare chance to secure Christmas
presents, -s. - ..J??-;:'
-jHepsey Peterson , and Nancy Marks, the
two colored women alluded to in the pro
ceedings of the City Court, were lodged in
r -
jail yesterday afternoon, they having failed to
give the necessary seenrity.
4- We were shown a day or two since, at the
Book Store of Mr. Jno, D Love, en Front
street, a number of musical albums, which are
somewhat of a curiosity in this latitude and
would make a very acceptable Christmas pres
ent..,. I -
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias for
North Carolina was, we presume, instituted
last night, but up to the time of going to press
the Lodges were still in session and conse
quently we could get no report. It will
appear In oar next.
Grand Ledge K. of P.
Supreme Chancellor Bead organized the
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias, for North
Carolina, in this city, last evening, when the
following officers were eleeted :
Grand Venerable Patriarch Alex. T. Lon
don, of Claiendon Lodge No. 2.
Grand Chancellor W. A. Jobson, of Stone
wall Lodge No. 1.
Vice Grand Chancellor O. H. Blocker, of
Cumberland Lodge No. 5.
Grand Recording and Corresponding Scribe
Wm. H. Gerken, of Germaniar Lodge No. 4.
Grand Banker Samuel Merrill, of Centre
Lodge No. S.
Grand Guide G. A. A- Poppe, of Germania
Lodge No. 4.
Grand Inner Steward J. W. Phillips, of
Cumberland Lodge No. 5.
Grand Outer Steward L. C. Straughn.
Grand Representatives to the Supreme
Lodge of the World G. V. P., A. T. London,
fdr two years; Past Chancellor Henry E. Orr,
of Stonewall Lodge No. 1, for one year.
The Carolina Farmer, published at Wil
mington, N. C., by Wm. B. Bernard, is a hand
somely gotten up andably conducted agricul
tural journal that ought to be in the hands of
every planter and farmer in the Carolinas.
Agricultural papers have become a necessity
of the times, and you will find , none more
worthy of patronage, than this home enter
prise. Sitmter (8. C) iV5rw.
4-A beautiful assortment of Albums just
received at VjlkObsdkll's.
lVoat.:. ':' ""'
.If you have lost anything;-advertise it in our
new department,' under ; head of" Lost and
Found," at half our, regular rates, for adver
tisements not exceeding five lines. tf
. j , ;;r .. - .
Our Chip llaalce1- h. s.
-, Howtor bring coal down dump the grate.
j- An Atlanta lover bought off his rival for
$20.
A noisy piece of crockery The cup that
cheers. . ; '
f- Maids of honor Those who do not jilt
suitors. ' !- F-'r-y
4- A Connecticut canary bird waltzes di-
Tinely.. T :V JT.v,,, .
; 'How to make both ends meet D0n't buy
anybone."' Ovk'-.-.-'-.'Oiiv hvv ;; ' ;
Religion Is a thousand voiced psalm from;
the heart? of masut ; '.vf -X- s
; 'st' , -... r. . ' r " i - .-" : uf - '
' 1$ '' : ""-'"."- :f "-iT --' -I'!'"" !"'' A:.J;-
x Carved and Fluted, Carved and Plain
Walnut Mouldings, an siies, ;
; Mr, W.: T. Daniels, ' formerly of the News
Stand on Second street, has recently opened a
Saloon ;on North Wafer Street near the corner
of Market, where he proposes to keep - a sup
ply of the best oysters brought to market, with
other freshmints'r. usually Jtept In. such
esUblishments. 5 We nave seldom seen better
oysters than he bad on hand yesterday evening,
and Mr. Daniels knows how to serve then up
In style. Give him a call. ; V.
Star Beelc Dlnderj. -
superior facilities we now, have for executing
cheaply, promptly -and skilfully all kinds of
Binding and Ruling.' Our business in this de
partment has ateadily increased, an evidence
that we have not labored in vain in our effort
to establish a Book Bindery equal to the de
mands of .our growing city. ; Bat we "are de
tennlned to do still more ; and as , our busi
ness grows so will our facilities be increased.
Gire na triU . " ; 4 2taw2w :
22. 1871. Whole Ho. 1,331
JSoltday Advertising .
. The holidays are fast approaching, and now
is the time for bur friends who wish to make
known the inducements i they can goffer to ad-1
tci hoc iu uur cuiuiudb. jLveryuouy is just
now on the lookout to see what is teing pre-
Rented, and at no other season do people so
generally consult the papers. Advertise in
time, that all may be apprised of what you are
doing and what you have to offer in jour line.
People iu th country who cannot it. the
city consult the papers, and from them learn
just what they can obtain and where. A word
to the wise Is sufficient." tf
LEGISLATIVE " SIIAli.
Condensed from the Raleigh Sentinel J
SENATE... . .
- Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1871.
The Senate met at the usual hauiv Sena
tor Jones in the chair, the President being
absent an account of sickness. - T 5
On motion of Mr. Troy, the rote to
change the time for holding the munici
pal elections of Fayetteville from thejBrst
Monday in January to the first Monday in
May, passed its several readings. -
On motion of Mr. Currie, the rales Tfere
suspended and the bill for the relief of the
sheriff of Bladen was put upon1 its'; pas
sage.
Mr. Currie explained that 'there being
no banking house in Bladen county, the
sheriff deposited some $3000 of his . tax
money in the safe of a merchant of Eliza
bethtown, the usual place ' of deposit,
which was lost by a burglary and he
asked to be relieved irom its payment.,
The committee to whom the bill was
referred considered the case one of great
hardship, but could not go farther than
to recommend the extension of . the time
for the sheriffs settling with the treasury.
This amendment was adopted, and ; the
bill as amended passed its several read
ings.
On motion or Mr. Norment, the resolu
tion to authorize the governor to offer ad
ditional reward for the capture of Lowrey
and his gang, was referred to the commit:
tee on propositions and grievances. - ,
Mr. Gilmer, 'from the committee on
education, introduced a bill to consoli
date the school laws of the State and to
provide for a system of public instruction.
Ordered to be printed.
Under a suspension of the rules, the bill
to amend sec. 32, chap. 35, revised code,
passed its several readings. . Provides for
23 peremptory challenges in cases where
life is involved, and 4 in all other cases,
for each person on trial, whether singly or
jointly indicated.
special ordek.
The special order, the engrossed ma
chinery bill the bill to provide for the
collection of taxes was considered, the
bill being on its second reading. This
bill was closely considered by sections and
occupied the attention of the Senate till
nearly half-past 2 P. M., when it passed
its second reading unanimously. The only
material amendment made was to require
the listing of taxables, &c, in April, as of
old. ,
On motion of Mr. Graham, of Orange,
who bad the bill in charge, the third read
ing was made the special order for to
morrow. Also, on motion of Mr. Graham, the
bill was ordered to be engrossed as it stood,
and sent to the House for concurrence, no
further amendment by the Senate being
anticipated.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1871.
The House was called to order at the
usual hour. . -
Mr. McNeill presented a petition from
certain citizens to prohibit the sale of
liquor within one mile of St. Paul's church,
Robsson county ; referred.
By Mr. Smith, of Wayne: A bill in fa
vor of the Tax Collector jot Goldsboro'
township, Wayne county; referred.
By Mr. Stanford : A bill to re-enact
the act in favor of Sheriffs and Tax Col
lectors, ratified 10th day of Feb. 1871 ;
referred. ' '. ' ; v?-
On motion of Mr. ' JobnsV the Senate bill
to incorporate the Border. R. ,R. Co., was
taken up and passed its several1 reading?.
On motion of Mr. Chamberlain, the bill
to incorporate the Warrenton and! Shocco
Turnpike Company was taken up and
passed its several readings,- r- u ?
On motion of Mr; Jordan, the resolution
in regard to the lease of the JN.j C - R. : R.
was taken up. IThe resolution mstructsl
the fraud commission to thoroughly inves
tigate the matter in all particulars. The
resolution was read by the clerk.
Mr. Johnston, of -Buncombe, moved to
amend the resolution by raising a joint
committee of the General Assembly to in
vestigate the matter; adopted. The reso
lution, as amended, passed its several read
ings. On motion of Mr. Welch the bill for the
general relief of Sheriffs and Tax Collec
tors was taken up and passed .. its third
reading. ' 3 ?; ' J 1 '
' Tbe.Senate bill to re-enact Setion 15,
Chapter 37, Revised Code was taken up
and passed its several readings.
On motion of Mr. Lof tin, the bill chang
ing the time of holding Superior Courts
in the 3d Judicial district was taken up
and passed its several readings.
The bill to establish a new county by
the name of Graham out of portions of
Cherokee county was taken up, and passed
its several readings. :-- -:
Mr. Withers, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, submitted the following report on
the resolution oi inquiry in regard to the
passage, of an usury law : .. yi ; ..
"The Judiciary Committee respectfully
report that in their opinion this General
Assembly could not pass an act to control
the National Bank chartered under, law
of Congress, and there are restrictions in
the charters sufficientto prevent the col
lection of exhorbitant interest. This
General Assembly can restrain by proper
provision Jn the chatters of any' State
Banks from their taking excessive interest.
The committee think it - would be unwise
and ruinous to enact an usury law, or to
attempt in any way to interfere in limiting
the rights of indictments In making con
tracts forth loan of noney. .
SPIKITS OF TUBPENTIUJJ.
Charlotte ito have a fancy
dress tournament on skates, i ;
- Catawba county boasts of a
sweet potato measuring 2i feet in length j
s j Larry D. Farmer, of Wilson, is
said to be the oldest Mason in degrees in
North Carolina - V
-A! young child of Mrs. A. O.
Braswell, of Nash county, was burned to
death a few days since bv its clothes
r catching fire.- .
! The Norfolk Journal an
nounces the receipt" at the Atlantic Hotel,
in that city, Monday,; of "a number ot
.fine shad from North Carolina, which
were .served at dinner next day for the
guests of the hdteLn Jnst think 1 Fresh
shad before Christmas-.
r- r The Pee "Dee Herald i says :
Mr. Milton Jowers, three miles from here,
was. pretty seriously injured 1 by , knife
wounds a few days ago. , We know noth
ing of the particulars, though Jowers is
said to be improving. The cutting was
done by a couple of young men by the J
name ot Bailey. s
A resolution introduced in the
House on Tuesday,to inquire into the prac
ticability 2of purchasing the Military In
stitute at Charlotte for the purpose of con
verting it into an Asylum for the insane,
failed in its passage. After failing twice
for the want of a quorum the yeas and
nays were called and the resolution was
adopted. n . ' !
The Fayetteville Presbyterian
says: Our friend, Col. McKay, has not
been talking much of late about the
Florence ' Railroad, but we are assured
that he has not given up the project not
by any means. When the Colonel takes
hold he never lets go. ' . Seeing the other
day that our representative, Col. Broad
foot, had introduced a bill in the House
relative to the Florence Railroad, we
made inquiry about its provisions, and
learned that Col. McKay is seeking to get
control ot some of the surplus labor of the
State, at present unemployed in the Pen
itentiary, for the benefit of our town and
the country south of us. In other words,
he asks the State to turn over to him two
hundred convicts and with these he pro
poses to go to work and grade the Flo
rence Railroad. We hope the Colonel
may succeed. In Georgia, we believe, and
perhaps in some other States, they : are
employing their Penitentiary convicts in
work of this sort, and find it a good
thing.
DIED.
ME ABES. At a quarter past five o'clock P.
M , Dec 20th, 1871, of Pneumonia, Thomas
Da via Meares, aged 53 years, 4 moatharand 23
days.
The friends and acquaintances of the family
are invited to attend the funeral this morn
ingr, at 11 o'clock, from St. John's Church.
Kaleigh and Salisbury papers please copy.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Rush
HAS BE Elf SO CONTINUOUS FOR THE
PAST WEEK
To the Live Book Store
That one would imagine it was Court Week,
and it still continues. Good reason for it, on
account of the, superior attractions it pre
sents to the public In the shape of Gift Goods
for Christmas. The articles for presents are
unsurpassed in point or taste and elegance,
and it is next to an impossibility not to be
suited. "lattle Vomen," "Little Men," Old
Fashioned Girl and Boy," "Innocents Abroad
and at Home," and "Aunt Jo's Scrap Bag," in
which Is found one of the most perfect Christ
mas treats to the voung ever produced, that
when examined by the little dears they will
utter an Oh ! of perfect satisfaction. All and
a great many others -
Forsaleat
HEINSBERQER'S
Live Book Store.
dec 22-tf
We Have Beceiyed
BT STEAMER TO-DAT ANOTHER , LOT
" of that celebrated
MINCEMEAT,
Canned Lobsters, Salmon, Peaches ;
Figs, Cream Salad, Nuts, Candies,
And a variety of other articles for Christmas.
dec22tf WEST & HARRISS. ;
Cliriotmaa Presents !
BOYS' BOOTS! 1 "
:;r BOYS' BOOTS !
; JUST WHAT THE BOYS WANT. '
DUDLET & ELLIS,
Sign of the Big Boot. :
declS-rft
; ; CHRISTMAS PRESENTS !
fflTE ilD BOOTS! ;
w WHITE "KID SLIPPERS !
, FOB TOVBO I.APIFS. ;
DUDLET & 'ELLIS,
Sign of the Big Boot.
dec 19-ftt
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
Gentlemen's Slippers !
AT
DUDLET ELLIS',
dec 19-5t ; Sign of tne Big Boot.
BABY SLIPPERS !
BABY BUTTONED BOOTS
BABY LACED BALS
ALL COLORS, FOB CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
DUDLET ELLIS,
dec 21-tf
Sign of the Big Boot.
5,000 Florida Oranges,
PEEFEOTLT ; SWEET !
OEND in your orders and secure - "
IIB BEST IH HAJXttBT. : i
("'.9 , . . W; Mr STEVENSCWi'
- deoit Front street?
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Offer Extraordinary !
BEING DESIROUS OF CLOSING OUT our
entire stock for the purpose of getting
more change into our business, we will from
this date sell : - r
CLOTHING,
Or Anything Else on Hand,
f v AT JUST EXACTLY WH AT ?
IT COST THE PURCHASER:
MUNSON A CO., ..
City Clothiers;
dec 22-lt
Shields' Eye Wash,
Mas. SUE W. CASH WELL, Wilmington, N. C.
ONE of the most effective' remedies for
INFLAMED, SORE AND WEAK EXES,
ever offered to the- public. 1
For sale by all Dragists in the city;' Price
25 cents per bottle. ;
GREEN & FLANNER, Wholesale Agents,
dec 14-naciaw Th. 47 Market street.3
MISCELLANEOUS.
- THE "STAR"
S TEAM,
JOB PRINTING HOUSE,
Book Bindery,
; ' and " V.L-'J;.-Blank
Book Manufactory,
W3I.H. BERNARD. Prop'tor,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
The Onlj Establisltment in the
State haTing all these facili
lies combined.
IMPROVED MACHINERY
OF
K I
ALL
N D S !
THE EES ASSORTMENT OF
TYPE, PAPERS, CARDS JjfD INKS !
SKILLED VORKHEIM
IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT !
Jj.O WES TtlP RI G E S V
BUT
as. l o w; P E j 0 JB jS
rAS
Any
Other Estahllshxnent
.FOR THE . ... :
BEST QUALITY OF WORK
PXtlNTlIfG, UVlAXVAXlw BINDWIG
.; j . . , i . . .. :, - --
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION ' :
Xxeented JPiremptlir m& SUlfnll j t r
' SINCE ADDING ' 1 :
S T E A MP 6 W E R,V
we are enabled to nil orders with
THE VTBOST DISPATCH.
Maye-SAFtf
XTorth Carolina Honso,
- Corner Second and Princess Sts
J. 'A H. HAAR, ................... .Proprietors.
(Sample Room,) '
Wmes, Liquors, Ales andJPorter, Lager Beeft
' Cigars and Tobacco, of all kinds. '
4 0 Y S T E R B I N ' S E A 8 O N ,
. ncrrltmtt '; t: '
? - Barb er Shops:
JOE TURNER ""would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that
he has thoroughly refitted his establishment
in the rear of Mr. Range's Saloon, and is now
prepare t, with the beet of workmen, to ac
commodate liis customers In all the various
"branches of his business, such as shaving,
hair-cutting, shampooing, Ae in the neatest
inanner and on as reasonable terms wany
shop in the city. ocilMi ,
t - ADYzrrisxrra to
CaaSauarecaeday,..M;..".;..... $i o
A A : two days,..... 1
.! . .I. three day,;...?... : 900
" nv days,...., .......... t CO
. V 1. " jonoTreek,;;..... ........ ..j j C9
43T Contract Advertisements taken at pro
portlonately low rates. . ?.
Marriages. DeathSjIteligious, Funeral and
Obituary notices will' be Inserted at half rate
when paid for in advance ; otherwise full rates
will be charged. 1 -
Tx&xa Cash on demand. " i . '
- S
Auonoy BALES. ;
. JTI, CKONIiY, Auctioneer. :
, By CKONLT ft 2XOBSIS.
GREAT AUCTION SALE
Diamonda. Gold Si silver Watches,
SOLID GOLD CHAINS,BRONZES,' -
TABLE AND POCKET ; 5 " "
CCTLLERY, f' " 'V : ' '
Commencing with a new assortment Ft Way.
, i 32d instant, at 10 oclock A. M. ..
Sale of Oil Paintings, Friday, 22d inst., at 8 P.M
. . .. .:',...-. --: -, ; '. ,'.
"Y3ERSONS who have purchased during the
XT week will please call and settle their
bills and receive their goods.
.' No sale to-day, as we. desire to deliver what
has been sold and ndt called for.
J deo 21-St '-. V;-'fK'-: -! ' "'''';:r"
'": M. tRONL Ty Auctioneer.
By Cronly & Morris.
SADDLE & HARNESS HORSES
At Auction ! Peremptory Sale !
ON FRIDAY, 224 inst., at 10 o'clock A. M.,
we will sell at Exchange Corner, with
out reserve, .
32 Saddle and Harness Horses,
selected with great care especially for this
market.
dec 2J-2t '
CRONLY & MORRIS, Auct'rs.
Good News for tha Ladies.
ASpecial Sale for the Holidays in
Small Lots at Lippett's Hall.
ON Friday morning, Dec. 22d, at 10U A. M."
Goods opened for inspection before the
sale. The stock consists or French and Eng
lish Dress Goods, just landed, Silks, Poplins,
Scotch Plaids, Empress Cloths, Black .and
Colored Lustres, French Merinos, Black Bread
Cloths, Cloaks, Sacques, irom Paris, latest
styles, Scotch Paisleys, Broche. BlaCK Thibet,
Ottoman Stripes, Plaid Woollen, Long and
Square Shawls. Fur Setts. Mink. Victoria Er
mine, Collars and Boas for ladies, miases and
children, and a large assortment of other
gooas. aec2izs
MISCELLANEOUS.
65 FIRST PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED.
THE GREAT
Southern Plan
MANUFACTORY.
WM. ItNABE di CO., r
XASUVACTUBSKS OF
. GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOFORTE S ,
Baltimorev Cld. -
These" Instruments have been -before the
Public for nearly Thirty Tear , and upon their
excellence alone attained and unpurchased pre
eminence, which prononnoetiem unequaled,
in TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND
DURABILITY. '
All our Sauare Pianos have our Now lm
S roved Overstrung Scale and the Agraffe
'reble. r " ' t " .
-; A We would call special attention to our
late Patented Improvements in UBAND
PIANOS Stud SO.UARE GRANDS, found
in no other Piano, which bifngs the Piano
nearer perfection than has yet been attained.
EVERY PIANO FULLY WARRANTED FOR
. FIVE YEARS. . , ;
MS" We are by special arrangement enabled
to furnish Parlor Oxoavs and MxLonnoas of
the moat celebrated makers. Wholesale and
Retail, at Lowest Factory Prlees.
Illustrated Catalogues and Price Lists
promptly furnished on application to
" y WM. KNABB ft CO., Baltimore, Md. ,
Or;to P. HEINSBERGER, Sole Ag
- Wiimington, N. C.
oct 14-eodfm Sat Tu Th
Target Shooting. :
THERE WILL BE A TARGET SHOOTING ,
for Turkeys at E. B.Taylor's, near Brums
wick Ferry, on Christmas day if air j if not,
the next fair day.
Dinner : and Refreshments furnished
tbose wno wish it. . deeSMt
BUY? THE CENUIHE ;
STAXTDABD SCALES,
XXoreTban 250 DifTerentlXodlXleavtl
AsmarrS axso roa ran axsr alajuk voxxt
FAIRABNKS & CO;, I
r":T' . 252 BROADWAY, NEW TORK.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO., v.Zvi,:
118 MILK STREET, BOSTON.
For Sale by leading Hardware Dealers.
. septS6-2awmTu Fr ent " .
Glue and 1 Tobacco.
IfkABBLS GLUE,
JQQ Boxes and Caddies Tobacco,
, r- Forsaieny
. .... .- .
F.W.KERCHNIB,
27, 23 and 29 North Water at.
declS-tf
VJAMTO.
W ANTED A few Scholars to learn Pen
s xnansnip. as taught m our Commercial
Colleges. The undersigned will give mstnae
tton w a class. - Those desiring w Join mast
annlv at once, as dm uuuw wun
Zifnmodated. Terms suoderate. , -
auo m m n rl n Tf
deoiw''
TlOABDEBi WANTEDv-Oood .Board
rS with or without rooms on 2nd, near cor
ner of Ann 2nd door from corner, on left feaaOX
side gomg mwuu : lenoi roperr vj wwr ,
or monthT Address Bo x J Ci;y l o,
'.deoTm!; f?H stlvfH' ' ''
V
1.
: I
i
'. St
t .
1