YHEMORNING STAR,
PUBLISHED DAILY,
tfSX. 11 BEKNARli, Editor and Propr.
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1 Robert Sktboth,
Serjc't ifirnal Service U.3. A.
Weather Report, r
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Office ol uniei aistiai umcer,
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JfrobabUities. ,
The conditions are favorable for the devel-
op
mcut of an area 01 pressure in Ancansas and
. A. ft Cl
Missouri, movine uuriucu wara on caiuroay.
Threatening watcher will probably continue
in the Gulf and Southern States, with rain on
the latter coasts, An area of rising bacometer,
with partially cloudy and clearing weather,
will probably extend: dariajt nlght . and on
Saturday southeastward ovef New Tor-Jc and
New England. v " '
DaDgerous wtnas are not anticipated lor to
n'mtit.
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PROFITABLE ADVERTISING.
Wc call the attention of the business men
of Wilmington to the superior advantages
offered by . . s-, sv v'' ' 1 '
THE WE EK.LY STAR V-
nsan advertising medium. It has, without
exception, the Largest Circulation of any pub
lication in Wilmington; and we can satisfy
any one that it has no equal - as a medium of
communication with the people of the rural
districts now trading1 with Wilmington, f
We solicit a call from those who Wish to
place their business prominently before the
people of this section, confident that we . can
offer inducements that cannot fail to please.
, NEW AUVERTISEfflKJSlS.
Hsinsberger's Live Book Store, 39 Market
st. For-the New' Tear- vi-.' -:-Vf'4
Keajd the advertisement headed 41 Young
Man Wanted." ,. , ? J X
II. OfiLANDT and others-Mecliug of tho
German Association.
Heide Bros. For Freight or Charter 3.000
Sacks Liverpool Salt. :
Dudley & Ellis, Sign of the Big Boot
AtC08k v( f-
James & Mearks, Auctioneers Auction
Sale of 15,000 Oranges.
- Fine Gilt Mouldings for Picture Frames
tf At VanOesdkll's.
Personal. - v " 4 ;
Col. Wq Ludlow, Corps of Engineers, U.
S. A., arrived in this city last evening. This
morning'he goes down on the 'Government
;team tug Easton to the neighborhood of Fort
Anderson,; where he has a corps o Engineers
making a. survey. The Engineers alluded to
arrived hero on Tuesday, and repaired im
mediately to their destination.
An Imposing Affair.
The Masonic Installations on Wednesday
evening are represented. to have been a grand
ami imposing affair. The ..costumes of the
officers of the Chapter were rich and splendid,
especially.those of the H. P. and G. M.i 3rd
veil. The singing ad music with which . the
proceedings were', interspersed ,were ?.of Jlhe
highest order of talent' and the Hall, withlts
irescoed walls, ".hew carpet, furniture, &c,
was very handsome. " 1
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Send. your litUe cbildrento bed happy.
Wliatever cares press givo, H a warni good
.night kiss at it-goes to ' its pillow. The
memory of this, in the stormy years that may
be in store for the -little one will be like
Bethlehem's star to the bewildered shephards.
" My father, my mother, loved me." Noth
inf,' can take away that blessed heart balm.
Lips parched with the ? world's fever will be
come dewy again at the thrill of youthful
memories. Kiss your little "'child before it
goes to sleep. :y.;l I. r!- ;i.r-v;r , -
But a few days remain to procure tickets
in the South Carolina Land and Immigration
Association. $500,000 In prizes. Tickets $5
each. t It is positively-; determined that the
drawing will take place January S, 1872. Send
your orders without delay, : as no tickets will
be soldjafter 5th January, 1872. . gee advertise
ment in another column. . lawF3t
A beautiful assortment of Albums Just
received at , . VakOb3DBI.l's.
U'taat may be Expeetcd.
As an indication of what may be expected
to result to all the world and Ithe rest of
mankind," from the fact that Christmas came
on Monday this year, we reprint the following
"oM Baw" : , ' " ;K. -;-"-rH
If Christmas day on Monday be,
A winter great tiiat year you'll see, ;
And full of winds both loud , and shrill ;
But in the summer, "truth to tell, ;
Stern winds shall be and strong, . s ?
Full of tempests and lasting long ; : ,
While battles they shaU multiply,
And many herds of beasts shall die ;
He shall be found that stealeth aught,
Though thou be sick thou diest not.
Something new
Crystal Card Fortes;
at VanOrsdell's-
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INSPECTORS AND WEIGHERS.
Editor 3IOBNIKO Star: - 1 - '
Dear Sir : Under the head of "Local Dob" in
this morning's Issie'oJL your paper, you call
the attention of Inspectors to a "renewal of
their licenses, as the time is about to run ont.
Now, Mr. Editor, with all due courtesy to
yourself, I would like to aak yonrlnterpreta
tion of the late "Inspection BiWf "as passed by
our present Legislature. Last year I took out
a "License" tor which I paid twenty-eight f28)
dollars, for the privilege of Weighing and In
specting. Contrary to "what my interpreta
tion of-fhe "Bill" was, I found npon. out
wharves number of our own merchants having
their own weighing done by their cUrks and
others in their employ without a License. Now,
8lr, I would like to know whether this is
correct or not ff'Py letting me know through
the columns of your-valuable" paper M lam
entitled to the sanre-jprivllege, you willlgreatly
oblige yours, fcc, ,
Dec 29, 1871' sjWbimCbb.
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Vol. aX-84. WILtmiGTOIT, C, SATUBDAYi DECEMBER 30;
uu legislature will rc assemble on Tues
day. f v - - . . ..
Oyal Walnut and Gilt Frames, all sorts
and sizes, at - .,1 VAuOasDELt's.
,7-justice Woodford has removed his
office :to the corner of "Dock and South Water
streets. "r, v ' ? - - -
; The New Year's Ball of the't&njjf -Association
will take place at GermanfoT HftH on
Monday evening. ;
We learn that extensive preparations are
beingjmade for NeW Year's: calls on Monday,
and H Is expected that the number of callers
will gteatly exceed those of previous yeW1
-Quarterly meeting for the Firth street!
ll.lLi.jt-i .:.- . . W
c;,fU1B,' c.Qurcn commences .to-day,, Ser
vlces this (Saturday) morn'rug, at 11' o'clock","
and. to-morrow Sunday) at 11 A. M.. and 7 P:
M., b Ret . Dr." Closs. " " - .
This morningx at 10 o'clock, on hoard of
the Brig AUavela, at the foot jf Dock .street,
Messrs. James & Meares Auctioneers, will sell
a lot of-15,000 very superior sweet West India
Orangesat auction. Also, a lotol Cocoanuts.
1"he election of officers for Germania
Lodg No. 4, K. of P., for the ensuing term,
was hjeld .on Thursday night. The installation
ceretoonies will take place on Thursday night
next,in public, when a full list of the officers
will be given. . . .
We learn that a great deal of property is
changing hands and building operations dur
ing.the commencement of the new year bid
fair to be of a very extensive character. We
hear pf a number of new buildings to be erect
ed early in the ensuing year.
We were shown yesterday a curiosity in
the shape of an oyster, on the nose ot which
was attached one of the ordinary earthern
pipes!, in and around the edges of which the
8hell;had grown so firmly -that it would be
difficult to get them apart without breaking
the ipe: The oyster was caught in New
River.
picture Framing, in all its branches, ar
tistically executed at VahOrsdell's.
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TbeSteamsblp Metropolis.
A new steamship, called the Metropolis, and
comrnanded by Capt. Castner, arrived at
this port yesterday. She is chartered by the
Wilmington, Charlotte and Ocean Steamship
Company, of which Capt. A. D. Cazaux is
Agent, and is now Tuning on the line between
this (:ity and New York simply as an experi
ment. If alter sufficient trial she be found
adapted to the trade, the Metropolis, with the
addition of another steamer, will be placed
permanently on the line. If -not, arrange
ments will be made by-the company " to have
two bew steamers built without delay. The
Metropolis is larger than . any steamship now
running between this port and New York.
Her dimensions are 208 feet in length over all;
193 feet length of keel; 35 feet 9 inches width
of beam, and 15 feet depth of hold. Her ton
nage is 879, her carrying capacity equal to
5,000 barrels of rosin or 1,600 bales of cotton,
iandshe has passenger accommodations for bu
persons. The Metropolis was built at Newberry
por Mass.K during the present year and 6he
is consequently a new boat. She is iron
strapped throughout, is heavily timbered and
her accommodations for passengers are con
venient and well arranged in every respect.
carved and Fluted.1 Carved and
Plain
v.
Walnut Mouldings, all sizes,
tfi At VawOksdell's.
Imitation Rosewood Mouldings. Very
pretty for Picture Frames, at
tf
VakOesdsll's.
1 RIVEB AND MABISE.
Capt. Castner of the steamship Metro
polis, reports the lightship stationed at Frying
Pan Shoals to be about six miles to the East
ward of her proper position. ; He did not as
certain the cause of her " new departure," but
she probably broke from her moorings.
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If you have found 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
Onr Chip Basket.
Many plain young ladies live to be pretty
old ones. . . .....
Miss Carrie Sain is Acting AdjAant Gen
eral of Kansas.
' What's the difference between a farmer
and a seamstress? A farmer gathers what he
sows, and a seamstress sews what she gathers.
An exchange wants to know, since w o r-k
is pronounced wlrk, wby p-o-r k is .not pro
nounced pirk? These, questions are very irk
some. -
It Is said that a green tarletan dresa con
tains arsenic enough to kill a man,' and yet men
do not seem to be arraid of going near green
tarletan dresses. " ' ' '" 'T
r At this season,-among - other things for
the real protection of women, and at the same
time something that will help to elevate them,
are thick soled shoes. .
To'the remark that fashion provides that
some earrings should touch the shqulders, the
New York Jbst adds: , "And some.' touch the
bottom of the pocket" v. , s - a.-
i A good man, who has seen much of the
world, and is noi tired of it, Bays: "The grand
essentials to" happiness are something to do,
something to "love, and something. to hope
for. : " "... I . . , . - -
1 An old lady, walking with her two grown
daughters on a'moonlight night,'displayedher
knowledge of astronomy by pointing heaven
ward and exclaiming: Ohl my dears, do look
at thjcm beautiful stars Juniper and March!"
Printing: and BqoK Paper. : . -
; We can furnish printmg; paper la. smajL
quantities say from twp.t ten reams, t
reasonable prices for all strietly csh ordexs.
We have on hand the following sizes oiet,
Viivx31, 2At38jind 24x.jACLe Booki
Paper 24x38 and 25x39 ; aha good assortment
of other papers and card3. tf
iVI W . m 4 4 M ii' y:
w,"uit e corner Stone oF- Giblem
JLodre. . r
. ihe coruer stoue of Giblem Lodge No. 2, F.
& A. A. Y. M., now in course, of erection at
the corner of Eighth and Princess streefs, was
laid yesterday. - ' " 1 "
ine ceremonies were conducted by ' Grand
Master J. W. Hood,! assisted by Wm, Mc-
A.aurin, Deputy Grand Master, Robert ' Sim
mons, S. W., James W. Telfair, J. WM and
Geo. W. Price,: Sr.; G. C. Tne exercises
were commenced by the singing of an Ode by
the cholr after which prayer was offered ' by
fau uuapim li. vv. Price, Sr. The follow
ing articles were thn deposited in the cavity
of the stone : ' ;
4 The Holy Bible,1 ,
Constitution and list officers and members of
the Grand Lodge of NortbCaxollna. "
List of officers and members of Glblemodre.
. v "s . City Directory. , - "',"'
Names of Building:' .Committee of Giblem
-' -" v - Lodge.' ' '
List Financial Committee olGlblm, Lodge.
Copies of the Star, Journal and tyst:
' , Silver coins. ' v, "
List of Wilmington Township Officers.
. List of Aldermen of the city. t t ,
Name of the person who presented the stone
; ' J. W. Schenck, Jr.
List of City officers.
City Map. - .
Name of architect and builder. .
The ceremony of laying the corner stone
was then proceeded with, after which an ad
dress appropriate to the occasion was deliver
ed by George W. , Price, Jr. Subsequent to
the delivery of the address a collection was
taken up for the benefit of the building fund.
The ceremonies here having been concluded,
the procession re-formed and marched up
Eighth street to Chesnut, down Chesnut to
Fourth, down Fourth to Market, down
Market to Front, up Front to Walnut and up
Walnut to the Lodge room. v
The procession was a vary full one and
presented quite ar fine appearance. We learn
that the members had a Festival at City Hall
last night, the proceeds to be devoted to the
building fund.
Shipping articles for sale at the office of
the Morning Star, '. tf
Arrest of a Counterfeiter. .
Hearing a great hue and cry on North
Water street last night, about 8 o'clock, we
hastened to tsceftain the cause of It, when we
were famished with the following particulars :
A white man of very respectable appearance,
being well dressed and polite and affable in his,
manners, entered the saloon of Mr. W. T.
Danicls,.near the corner of Market and North
Water streets, and called for a cigar, receiving
which he offered in payment a $5 bill. Upon
being asked if he had nothing smaller, he
displayed a roll of bills, ail" of which were or
the same denomination, and stated that it was
the best he could do. Mr. R. F. Eyden, who
received the money, gave him the change and
he walked ot. He had barely got clear of
the door, however, before Mr." Eyden discov
ered that the bill was counterfeit and started
in immediate pursuit of his- late customer,
whom he detected a few minutes afterward
coining out of Mr. D. J. Gilbert's saloon ' on
South Water street,wherc he had passed anoth
er of the spurious bills. Mr. E. informed him
that the bill be had received was a counterfeit,
upon which the man offered ta exchange it
for another. This Mr. E. refused to accede
to until he could get to the saloon, where
there was a light, and keeping a watch on his
customer they proceeded- to Mr. Daniels'
saloon. Upon enteripg, Mr. Eyden asked Mr.
Daniels to call a policeman, while he closed,
the door on his prisoner.' The latter in the
meantime offered Mr, E, $10 to let him go,
and upon that being refused, he proposed to
Increase the sum to $50, appealing to Mr. E.
" not to get him in a scrape."
In the meantime two or . three policemen
came in and took charge of thje prisoner. Just
after leaving the door, the man broke and ran
for dear life, and this caused the hue and cry
alluded to in the outset. The fugitive ran up
Water street to Postoffice alley, thence to the
alley leading into Princess street," and down
Princess to Water again, the policemen in
full pursuit and shouting "Stop him !" "Stop
him !" At the corner of Princess and Water he
was finally captured, when he was taken to the
Guard House. We learn that while running
he threw away a nuniber of bills. At the
station house he gave his ' name as Henry
Douglas, which Is In all probability an "alias.
We understand that he passed several bills on
the wharf before he entered Mr. Daniels'
saloon.
Upon searching the prisoner at the station
house about $ 143 was found on ; his person,
but whether it was good money or counterfeit
we could not ascertain. He will probably
have a hearing this morning.
AdvertisTnff for tlio People.
We would call the attention of the public to
the Morning Star's charges for short adver
tisements, especially for the 5 accommodation
of the growing demand for the publication of
brief notices such as "Wants." "To Let,"
"For Sale," etc. " Most advertisements of this
character can be reduced to five lines space,
and the charge for them being but half ; our
regular rates when paid for strictly in advance
This offers increased - inducements for; ser
vants wanting places, for families wishing do
mcstlcs," for farmers having a horse, or a cow,
Or an old wagon .for sale, landlords wishing
tenants, nd tenants wishing landlords, lo use
the Morning Star as a medium for commu
nicating with their several but unknown cus;
tomers. ' r '
' Storekeepers can also make equal avail of
these rates for short advertisements, to Invite
public attention to any specialty in' trade, or
anv change in their places. . t
xthe j dally newspaper, as ineageu-1
cy for commWcatloVtet "of all
onb of the ways in which modern ciyil
13 Saving tune, uwi, "v "wv; -
on the business of life.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
A portion of Orange county is
said to abound in wildcats. :. -
The wheat crop in Stokes
county is looking very well. , ; .
t The colored people of Fayctte
ville had a tournament on Christmas day
I The Raleigh Carolinian says :
Just after the surrender a VftnTrp'flpnprn
.stationed in this city, out of appreciation
ui. Duuio uxviuau cuurLesies extenaea mm,
took his brigade band and; serenaded the
Deaf anfi.Zhimb Asylum.
3?heo. N. KamsayEsq.j editor
s tfi Banner of Temverance. will deliver
ol
an actdresa before the pupils of the Lees-
vme Male Academy on Saturday; Jan. 1 3
1872. His subject will be, we understand,
'ffhe Successful Man." .. So saya the Sen-
1 The Newborn Times of Thurs
ttay says ; 5V were pleased yesterday to
receive a call from Key. B. W.: Monis,-
who is visiting his mends in this 'City
preparatory to taking charge of his new
District at Wilmington? which city he
will reach on Friday night. .V.
The Ealejgh Sentinel $a.js:
We understand that the tide of immigra
tion beginsT;o flow into our State to an
extent highly, gratifying. -Every train
from the ISforth brings them and quite a
number are settling in Granville and ad
joining counties. : Of those recently ar
rived the large majority are Canadians.
The following complimentary
aotice of a young North Carolinian is
taken from The Peoplet a paper published
at Pueblo, Colorado, Nov. 11th: "A
fewords concerning the .leading men of
New Mexico may not be out of place
here. Of those Americans ; who stand at
the head of the Democratic organization,
Mr. JiVm. C. Rencher, son of a former
Governor of the Territory, is justly en
titled tp mention. He is of an active
temperament, and has talent and cultiva
sion which promise distinction andjise
fulness in the future. To him morVthan
to any other one man are the Democrats
indebted for their recent ffecided triumph
in the territorial election. His activity,
intelligence, and energy, in the ampaign
wer.e everywhere felt and acknowledged."
The Fayetteville Eagle says :
Ouirfriend W. C. Troy is making effort to
build a paper mill at his grain mill oh
Cros.s Creek, just outside of town, known
as Glenville mills (the old Robinson mill).
It is probable that he and two or three
other, gentlemen will organize a company
and at once getm charter and build, a
paper mill. "We feel certain the manufac
ture of paper here would be profitable,
and we hope the enterprise will be carried
out. Troy is not the man to build things
simply n paper, but we believe he will
soon be mdking paper enough to supply
this whole -section.
Printing Ink.
We keep a full stock of Robinson's News
Ink constantly on hand. Winter ink now
ready for shipment tf
Take AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL to stop
youi ColdS, Coughs and Bronchial Affections
before they run into Consumption that you
cannot stop. -. - '
It is sAddbnino to see our hair blossoming
for the grave too early. More especially wo
men feel this affliction, and it is even a greater
deformity to them than to men. ACER'S
HAIR VIGOR removes it and res tores the hair
sometimes, but its original color always.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
V. T. J AMES Auctioneer, '.
BY JAMES & MEARES.
15,000 ORANGES at AUCTION.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, on board
the Brig " Altavella," now lying at .the foot
of Market street, we Will sell , :
15,000 Sweet West India Oranges,
400 COCOANUTS.
dec 30-lt
German Association.
-VINE W TEAR'S BALL on -MONDAT, the
1st of January, I&72, at Germania Hall.
All the members are requested to attend, as
a pleasant timels anticipated . , . ' . I I
H. OIILANDT, V
WM. HOTTENDORF, J Com.
J. METER, )
dec 30-2t
For Freight or Charter.
THE SWEDISH BRIG SOSKOMMEREN,
Capt. WESTEUGAAUD,
Apply to
dee 30-lf
HEIDE BROS.
Young; Han Wanted.
XTTANTED, AN ACTIVE TOUNG MAN
W raised m a Retail Store to take orders
by sample from a large New York Dry Goods
House and travel in North Carolina.
:,' Address, with details. :
F. & S., P. O. Box 4412,
dec 30nac5t eod . ' New Tork.
' 3,000 SACHS
: LIVERPOOL SAJLT. ;
JuST RECEIVED per Norwegian -Brig SOS
KOMMEREN, Capt.Westergaard, direct from
Liverpool, for sale by v ' .
aeoSatf . - ' HEIDE BROS. ,
- AT COST! ,
"WE are selliag French Pebbled Morocco
LADIES BOOTS, to make room for new stock.
ny-W-iater Shoes Cheap.
TJLIS
1871. Whole Ho. 1,328
. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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For thiB JTew iTear-'-
ATTKACTIYE BOOKS & If ANCY ARTICLES.
Valuable and Handsome Presents for New
Year ; The largest stock of Children's Books
in the City ; Latest style . of " Black Stamp
ing," richly Inlaid with Gold-; Finely Illus-"
trated Works, in sets and single volumes, i
The Best Literature, in blading suitable for
j ; ' Drawing Room and library ' -7-Miner's
Almanac, T urner's Almanac, Fann
er's ft Planter's and all Diaries for 1872, ftc.
. - For sale at -i,'irf ' ; '
; .. . . IIEINSBERGER'S . ;
dec30-tf Live Book Store.
SMeWs-vEye Wjash,:;
' ' ' ,' -ICAHXTr AOTTJBKD BT V ' ' ''''
Mas. SUE Wl CASH WELL, Wilmington; N. C.
ONB of the most effective remedies for
INFLAMED, SORE AND WEAK EYES,
ever offered to the public. :
For sale by all Druggists in the city. Price
.25 cents per bottle. -
GREEN A FLANNER,Wnoiesale Agents,
dec U-naclaw; Th ; 47 Market street.
Notice.
-. ... -.." . 1 .
I HAVE appointed Mr. John B. Turrentine
to aid me in collecting all due me by note
and account. lie or I win be at my office, in
my former Dry Goods Store, every day during
business hours. Hope all those in debt to me
will promptly pay, as I require the money.: ;
JOHN DAWSON.
Oct 19-nactJl Th Sat Tu ... -
MISCB1 iTiANBOTJBT
T17 DRY SALT BACON
Sides and Shoulders.
QQ EOES IN STORE, .
gQ BBLS. C. M. PORK,
For sale low by '
dec 28-tf DbROSSET & CO.
25
BBLS. APPLES JUST ARRIVED AND
FOR SALE at REASONABLE FIGURES.
Sweet Havana'Oranges, Malagra Grapes and
Wright's Ne Pl9S lJUra ;
MINCED ME AT The Best in Market !
dec 28-tf ; JAS. C. STEVENSON.
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OR TUBS THE VERT BEST, :
gQ TUBS GOOD,
For sale low by ' ' ""
dec 28-tf
DBROSSET & CO.
Flour, Coffeoj Sugar.
900 BBLS. FLOUR, i
400 SACKS COFFEE,
150BBLS. REFINED and RAW SUGARS,
' For saieby -' . : .'. .' ' i
F. W. KERCHNER,
dec 28-tf 27, 28 and 29 North Water St.
We Have Received
B
T STEAMER TO-DAT ANOTHER LOT
of that celebrated . .
MINCE MEAT, r
Canned Lobsters, Salmon,' Peaches ; ' .v
. Figs, Cream Salad, Nuts, Candles,
And a variety of other articles for Christmas.
dec22tf - WEST & HARRISS.
Fresh fo
Prepared Barley, Bicarb. Soda,
Epsom Salts, Citrate Magnesia, ;
Olive Oil, Copperas, Logwood '
i etc., etc., etc., etc.j at ."
' dec27-tf . u GREEN. t FLANNER'S.5
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0. TALBOTT. O. H. TALBOTT : - A. TAXBOTT
rjriAijBOTT & sons, ;T :':t;: "' '
:'i (Successors to Talbott & Bro.) r?
i SnOCKOE MACHINE WORKS, )
Cor. Cary & Seventeenth Sts., Richmond, Va
KAircr AOTUBBRs' or ' ' -Portable
ds Stationary Steam Engines
Circular Saw and Grist Mills, Hy
draulic Presses, and all kind of Tobacco
Fixtures, Wrought Iron Work, Brass aadlron
Castings, Machinery of every description, Ac.
jan26-S&Fly- - V "v;
REMEMBER
THAT NO t TO BE BEHIND THE AGE
we are selling our entire stock of :
CLOTHING & OTHER GOODS
AT JUST EXACTLT 1 .
-, : . ... 1 . ....... .'i i
Cost to the Purchaser.
mcnson &. co;; ;
' - City Clothiers.
dec 28-tf i
Corn, Heal and Oats.
S,oeO BUSHELS COeV. - 5 t ' ' ' - "
' I.50O BUSHELS OATS, ' , ,f
! J : ' . 1,000 BUSHELS MEAL r
V- Forsaleby - ' -
. - F. W KERCHNER, '
dee 28-tf : 27, 28 and 29 North Water St.
Fish! Pish! Fish!
100 BBLS. MULLETS, : i
SO BMs.., 20 Half Bhls. and SO Kits Mackerel
S50 BOXES HERRING, : " J.
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For sale by ,
F. W. KERCHNER,
tertJt
' ' KATd OF ADVERTISING I
One Square one day r- ;.....w.... i 0
" " two days,.:....V............. 1
t 1 . four lays,.,. .......... ........ 2 6a,
-ftvday3,:.. 8 00
1! ' V1 ro week...... , 3 60
mm coi?4jGrtisem6nts 141:611 at Pr0
win be charged.
TKutsCash on4emand.
ATJCTTOiT SAIaa?8-
By Cronly Ss SXonrls.
Friday aiid Saturday , Decem
ber 201U and 30th.
HORGEG at AUCTION.
rflTE will Sellat'Pn.blie Auction, on Friday
TV and Saturday Dec mh and SOtb, at Exl
change Corner; commencing at 10 o'clock A.
M., and to be sold without reserve, . :.
20 Superior: .ado and . Harness
; : IIbrsQSt nd a pair .Qf
NO. i CARRIAGE rJIORSES,
Sound and kind in aingl and double harness.
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? THE T STAR".
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J0B"Pnii"J7ifJGH0UStr ;
; Book Bindery,
."5' r.'.'
AND- ,
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Blanlc Book Manufactory,
WM. IX. BERNARD, PropHor,
.WILMINGTON; N. , C.
The Only EalablisUment In the
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Stale having: all these facill-
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. ties combined. ,
IMPROVED MACHINERY
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A7 L L K 1 N D S !
THE BEftT ASSORTMENT OF'
TYPE, PAPEHJ3, CARDS AND INKS I
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skilled vr : zn
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EVERY DEPARTMENT !
LOWBST PRICES.
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Any' Other Eslablishnient
, . : ,FOR -THE ,.y ; '
BES TjaiJAOTX OF WORK
PRINTING, RULING AND BINDING
; ; , OP EVERY, .DESCRJPHON. , .
Hx&cated promptly and Skilfully t
:.j.; , . . r .! SINCEi ADDING O-il.:. . r V
Is T:f:A,M:;.t.W.E R ,
we are enabled; tofillf orders" 'with
i.;- 'ft THE UTMOST DISPATCH.
May 6-S&Ftf "
Idme.raii(l?La
lOO TONS SHELL LIME, ' i. ;
150 Tons Red Beach Land Plaster, -
' ' Forsaleby--' . '':?
. t t: -.'-i F.JPT.; KERCHNER
t dec 23-tf u ? 27,2Sand 29 North Water St.
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BUY TH-Trf
STAIIDARD SCALES,
MoreTban 250 DifTerent Mo4iOatlons.
AQK9TS ALSO WOM Tris BJ8T " ALABX ' MOHBT
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FA IRABNKS & CO.; '
. . Wi UBOAD W AT, KE TORK.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN Ca; ' ; ' J
' . 118 MILK STREET, BOSTON.
' For Saieby leadma: Hardware Dealers.
sept 2G-2aw4m Tu Fr ent - . -
BOA.RDEHS WANTEDMJooa J Board
with or without rooms on 2nd, near cor. "
ner of Ann, 2nd door from corner, on left hand
side going South. Terms moderate, by week
or month. Address Box, 213 Cityri. O, ' , ,
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