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IvlORNING STAR.
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TJIEMOMIiVG.STAR.
riOOS IlfcPORTS.
;:. .,J.t ' From-.-Waahlnjion. - :.'?
' Washinqtow, Mrcb 5.
- The proceedings of Congress to day are un-
' 'Important. " . '
" : : ' From California. ,
,; . . v v :.:. : ;gAN Fhan6isoo, Mirch S.
' A large steamer, suppo&etl to be the Alaska,
. r which is overdue from Fanama, is in the
Oflng. : i
;u ; .The press of this State condemns the send
- Ing of Gen. Howard to Interfere with General
Brooks' operations against the Apachos. , .
, From Omaha.
. '. V. Omaha, March 5.
- The road is still blocked between Cheyenne
and iRawlinaVii r;f:;- '..,.-: ,
."I , " From Kentucky. , 1
' LoinsviLLB, March 5.
, TbTe wife of ex-Governor Bramlettejs dead. ,
. tl! J-J.
Paris, March 5.
A prolonged session of the ministry last
' night resulted in the resignation of Ponyer
" ' Quertler. II is note to Thiers explains that
his testimony, which is favorable to i'Motte,
Is before the court at Rouen.
; London, March 5.
Anxiety is felt for the safety of the Inman
steamship City of Washington, which left New
Tork on the 17th of February.
From Ohio.
Clbvkland, March 5.
, ine wational Association of Bite Ball Play
ers COnVened tO-dar and elected Ponrnmn nt
the Atlantic clnb. President, and N. E. Young.-
i iHiuiuun, oecrciary, ine rates adopted
are nearly the same as those of last year.
' vFrom Pennxylvanla.
. .. . . Philadelphia, MarchV
It Is et tl nated that a million dollars worth
of goods were damaged by the Are In Jay no' a
: building. The flames did not reach he lower
stories.- The burning- of
drcd and twenty feet above the pavement, was
a magnificent spectacle. - The Chesnut street
front escaped inundation.
-From Hew Tork.
. . . ' w Tork. March 5.
Thegrsndjary for Jersey City have found
fifty additional indictments against officials for
frauds. '
Judge Sedgewick has enjoined the Geneva
Watch Company from carrying en alleeed
fraudulent traffic It is charged that they Im
port worthles Swiss watches stsmped as If
made in the United States.
The weather la very cold this morning, the
thermometer Indicating fire degs. below aerjo.'
xue crooitnj &uara or Aldermen baa pissed
an ordinance forbidding tbe collection of fare
on atreet railways aud ferry boaU unless tbe
patsaogers are provided with seats.
HU XlUllV ItKPORTN.
FROM WASUIXOTOX. , '
t'I , . I l, Washington, March 5.-
' Senator 8cott has agreed to accept Kelloge's
amendment to the Pacifle railroad bill, cbang-
m uw caaiera lermtnas from Marshall to
Snreve-port, bat a big ilht over it in the Sen
ate is autlcipated.
There was a full cabinet meeting to-day.
Mr. Voorbees declines the candidature for
the Ohio Governorship.
, The customs receipts were $3,000,000 more
last mouth than tbe same month the preceding
year. , ; -
, Cvoflrmations Farro, as U. 8 Attorncv for
GeprKia, and Wallace, as Marshal for South
Carolina. k .
The Iloase Committee on Territories have
. concluded tbelr debate noon the Indian Ter
' ritorial government bill, and the bill will be
submitted to tbe Uonee on tbe 261b Inst.
i lie noose meets at il o'clock to morrow to
receive tbe Japanese .Embassy..
' An unknown schooner is reported sunk near
Stone Horse Bhoal.
" uThe,t?ecreU7 of lhe Treaeury has Instructed
... the collector of customs at Brownsville Tex
not to clear anv more uoad far Cawnm.
other points on tbe Rio Grand above Matamo-
. rs, uuw ia me uanas orine revolotionjsts.
. . CONGRESSIONAL.
SEN ATE. -The bill eiiPridinir th'ni.tAn.
; for transmitting goods in bond to Pittsburg
Tbe appropriation bill was resumed.
- HOUdE The Judiciary Committee repert
iedja eupplemenUry sppoitionment bill. It pro
poses to allow an additional representative to
each of the States, of New Hampshire, New
York, Vermont, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Tennessee, Louisiana, Alabama and Florida,
such additional representative to be elected
from the State at large unless otherwise pro
vided by tbe Legislature.
The hill removing disabilities from twenty
seven Georgians was passed. Other disability
bills were massed and also passed.
The Wli granting half of Terba Buena Island
to the Pacific railroad for Its western terminus
was considered. An amendment charging the
company $50,000 a jear was proposed. Btnks
, signified bis objection to the bill, as surren
dering the most important defensive position
in (he harbor. No was tsken on the bill.
The appropriation bill was resumed.
. ...
. From New Tork. -
r i: The thermometer Is thirty four degrees be
iowzero. , - -
Ogdensbubo, March 5.
Te thermometer Is thirty-two degrees be
low rero.- ,
-,u Trot; March 5.
The thermometer Js fourteen degrees below
zero.
'-' From )Bf assaehnsetts. : v
r ti,. 4U' . i' B8TO. Msrch 6;
t - The thermometer is six degrees below rero.
and a heavy Northwest gsle prevails.
. ; iiuiu ucw iofk
Ah' bo''e nejir nigbland light; 1
itiancuaiuu me weatuer was
intensely cold. The crew, seven In nnm
.ber, attempted to reach land bntonly.one
v succeeded, and he was hill frozen. .. The th-
: periauea. - , ,
' CABI.E DISPATCHES. '' ;
H is slated Ih'at Prince FrrfckCWlef.'of
" . Fro,,6it wlo w recently here, ssid Germany
v. would deeod Italy should Franee'attack her.
.:. ir- : Frov oeoigia. ' r ' '
: Ail veasrU arrtvln. .
. . . KuiiLiiriuK Dl
V,V TiT? te0rriflceal from the northeast on
v ' -.'ki. I? ,t,d t3allt0ts. , Tbe steamship Ton-
B!!Sda,O8ifalU 6t0Te PHot bouse, carried
. , . ,; flwy roih houses and strained the vessel and
f - ..was lKive to eljtht. hours, llieateamsulj Orlea
. tallost.aalU and hove , to tlx hours oa Cape
' ;" v ! Lryu "Z11 i epoke steadisulp Blackstone.
, , : iom boston for Baltimore, Itr same condition!
i. In the Sena lortal election In the 10tt district
: yesterday, Stiles, Democrat, Was elected by a
V arK majority over. Armstrong, who was an
; . independent candidate. " r ; ; V - ?
From Slaryland
t i ', frV 1 f' , UALTiMOB,' March 5.
Rev. Mr. Gilmore, oiSIS Mrc
Ctevelasd, March ft;
l Cleveland
? !l"f ' i
1'roiiJ I'eu.isy Ivanla.
' ; j r Philadelphia.. March 5.
. emau pox is on ooara me uauea states
steamer Powbatten. , A camber of marines
and sailors have been removed to the City
i run rn - ' rr- . a -
- Tlie tire la Jaynea.' building Is controlled."--"
ff w M J . a . '
losiowcr uoorimig arencoea Wltu wtiir
sad sheeted with ice' that farther damage Is
Impossible. ' The granite front on Cueataut
street Is not at all damaged; on Carter street
i wo upper eiuries oj ids ironiltll. ..,
OOJIE8TIC MABHEIN. ' ;(
' r ' r " .NKVt YORK, March 5 -Noon. t
' . ' ' . Financial.
Money firm-at 6a7 cenW Sterling Ex
change long eight sbortllO.
Gold
steady Jat 110. " Government bonds
strong. Stocks not quite so strong.
are very
Floor 'anil and declinlnrJ Wheat dait and
1. Pa.m untsf sinH atoaittr . PnrV arnsifir
1S 7KHS1S 00. Lord dnlllt OfcrfftQUT
cents for Bteam. Cotton steadier, with sales of
1.597 bales Uplands 22 cents; Orleans 23
cents. Spirits Turpentine quiet bat weak at
o ccuM. iuibiu uuu a l uvtucx uy lur
strained.,. Freights doll.
! ; NswYonx, March 5 Evening:
' JfinanexaL"
JXfnnnv A2.. 30 rnt nrfmlnmo hn.tnaaa
juotee 7, 7K9 cent. ; Sterling Exchange
j-M j ....... . 1 Atn ss. 1 rri o s i j j .
uuu iuu BicHujr ivjrii$i.w&. . uuia au i at
110XailOV. Governments closed stronsr at
115; 62's 111. State bonds Inactive:
Tennessee 6's old Issne CO; new issue 6W.
Virginia 6's old 60; new issue 52 , Lou.
lslana 6's old 58; new 50; levee 6' a 63; 8'a 75.
Alabama 8's Wh 5's 60: Ueors-ia 6'a 7th T 84
Jforth Carolina 6's 8535J; new issue 19W.
South Carolina 6's 5252; new issue SO.
I commercial.
Cotton qu!et sales :of 3,150 bales at 22
and23)f cents. Southern Flour unchanged.
WbUkey in moderate demand at 00 cents.
Wheat lower Amber Red Western 64(5570
cents. Corn New Western Mired, aflnnt 7lf3
71K cents. -Pork doll and lower Mess $13 25
(313 57. Lard dull and heavy kettle rend
ered 99 cents. Snlrlfft Tnrnrntlna nnUtn1
weak at 83 cents. Rosin doll at $4 60 for
sirainea. i
Sales of cotton to-day for future delivery
13,500 bales March 23 8 16VS2a 5 10c.: April
2222 1515c.; May 23 5 16a23Kc.t June
KJc; July 23c; August 23c. ; September
Baltimoue, March 5.
- Cottori Middlings 22& cents. Net receiDts
190 bales; gross ISO,- -Exports coastwise 70
bales; to Great Britain 278. 8alcj 390 bales.
fciocK 10,107 bales. .Market very firm. ,
' Norfolk. March S.
Cotton Low Middling 2121 coats. Wet
receipts 433 bales. .Exports coastwise S35
bales. Sales 150 bslcs. Stock 3.8S9 bales.
' ' . Savannah, March 5
Cotton Middling 21f cents. Net receipts
2S9 bales. Exports to tbe continent 4,501
bales. Sales 1.C00 bales. i; Stock 56,531 bales.
Market firm, will fair demand,' but offerings
are iigui.
. Philadelphia. March 5.
Cotton Middling 23 cents. Market closed
nrm. j-"-. r . .
1 Boston. March 5.
Cotton Middlings 23 centa. Met receipts
in oaiei; gross do. sales 40J bales. Stock
7,ooo bales. Market a shade firmer.
i Mobile, March 5.
Cotton Mlddllntr 23 C0UU. Net roolnta
144 bales. Sales 500 bales. Stock on huifd
53,023 bales. The market closed with a fair
uemand. "
1 - Charleston. March 5.
Cotton Middlings 21 cents. Net receipts
776 bales. Sales SCO bates. Stock on hand
Z3,tuv oaies. The market closed strong.
fMTTTT U.r.h K
Cotton Middling nominally 21X21 Kcts.
aici, rcKcipiB Aj.uio Daies. AiarKei nrm. '
- 1 ' Galveston, March 5.
Cotton Good Ordinary 19f20 cents. Net
receipts 231 bales. Exports cowstwise 2.558
units., oaies a.ww bales, stock on hand 40,
008 tbales. Market steady, with fair demand.
New ("in t.v
Cotton Mddll
.I.0US bales; , groas 2,150 bales. ExporU to
Continent 1.540 bales. 7.1m h.i..
Stock 207.511 Ules. Market Is. trc-nV
rOREIQS MAItnETS.
w Consols for money 92593X: United States
uwuuir-iriw 0 Ml XOUbO VW,
i , ' Pabis, March 5-Noon.
xrns course rentes 001. 63c
. Cotton Uplands lld; Orleans lljd. Mar
Bombay shipments, since last report To yes
terdsy, 834.000 bales. , , 3
' I' . . LATER. ' . ..
Cotton stronger Unlnna 1 1 iitiv. ri.
leans HKd. 8a I es 18,000 bales: for speculltion
uuuWi U,WW UK ICS. .
Breadstufis quiet.
' LoNDoif, March 5 Evening.
Consols for money closed at 92K93. U.
8. bonds-5 20's 1872, 92. -
'A iwool, Msrch 5 Evening.
Cotton UDlands 11 Wrai 1 vh. nriD.n. 1 11
Saes 23,000 bales; for speculation and export
v,wv wain, iuar&cb strong.
Manchester advices are more favorable and
this causes activity. f
COMMERC 1A.JL.
WILMINGTON MARKET
. ... . ,.v , STAR OFFICE, March 5.
. 8PIRITS TURPENTINE.-N0 transactions
reported. ; . ':Vc ; 'J , .'
ROSIN.-8ales of 500 bbls, StrslneJ P. N. T.
CRUDE TURPENTINE. No transactions
reported. - " , ?
TAR Sales of 343 bbls at $3 65 bbl.
, COTTON No sales.
i ARRIVED.
Steamer A. P Hnrt i Rbinn.. -o. ...
viUe, Worth & Worth." ! BJC"C'
-Stinr Cnmberlsnil Phtii;. -f t.
L H DeRossei '
Str J uniper, Thornton, Fayetteville,rWorth
A Worth. . . i
Schr 8 R Wbeeltr. C.ntt An TXrilmlnn-f r.i
Vick & Mebane. ' '
:tJ?Th8ami,e, Jonei 8 wannsbdro, Edwards
& Hall with 893. bushels peanuts, 3 bales
cotton."--'. ?- "". v.. . .!..
t . . '. , , . . . CLEARED. . r - : vf -
Stmr A P Tl n-f otrn. tj. ....
Worth T&WoPth"-yetsevuie,
StmrCnmberlanrl Phil lln V..all..itll.
L H DeRosset.
Stmr Jnnlner. ThnrtArr vaAm nr-i u
ifcWorth. jv",uu
Schr F 8L ClalrTCil wnrda T'rolm1 Phii.j.i.
phis, Hsrriss & Howell. '
Scbr Thoa O Smith. TJ--
rlss & Howell. , ,! '
BCElPiti.
1 c: PER RIVER STEAMERS.
Stmr Hart. 1 hala ihpsMlnft o, a aaMaM oa
bbls turpt,-124 do rosin. do tar," Worth &
Worth, Blocker & Love, H B ElLers,, A Alder-
8tmr Juniper. -17 do 4rpt; S5 do tar, 414
do roaln, Worth & Worth, B'ocker & Love
J E Bunting, A'AldormaH, 8 H Manning. .
,rr nberland -627 bbla rosin. 11 do tar,'
15,000 -shltniTes, FW Kerchuer, Blocker &
Love,tSprunt & Hlnson, WiilardBros. L H
DeRosset & Co, A Alderman. . .
-! .w : r,,-
V f, Wilmington 5fc' Weld 6 n Railroad - Mai-ch
itTWJ,,1?IBro R w Kenrhner,f Hottendorl
&H Sr.Rn.n v w R R. A, Oldbam,
8m th w8r ?i ! J D Wilder Thomas
S.w WtW J Mey nor, W-P Canaday.
1 COASTWISE.
Philadelphia- Schr F St Clafr Ed wards.
815,450 shingles. :
Nw Vnnw Rtbr Thn O Rmtth f IIYHn -
niper bolts, 2,400 bbla rosin, ;
r, ZXarine Dlaavter. "l
Caotaia Proctorrof the schooner Charles, TL'
Hilier, from Aqnien, Uayti, loaded with Jog-
vnnrf and hnnnrl fur Kau Vortr ho fnra mnnr).
ed) reports that on Wednesday,' February 28th,
whilu in tfttttiidn RRO -nrt InnHtndu 7S Wl' h
.experienced a heavy northeast Yale, blew away
uiDiusau, wuuu.iTH Beconu reeiea ana finer-
waras oiew away balance ; reeled -mainsail,
steered for nearest hort. whlrh viimii,.
ton, and anchored Inside the bar in seven fatn
i i . i i,t. i . . . . -
i
uia wivsr. wu i kui-uoubb oeanng nonn oy
east, and lost starboard anchor and thirty five
'LIST OF VESSELS
it
In the Port of Wilmington, Ufarcb 2d,
. ; 1872.' ; ;
STEAMSDIPS.
-yf
xjuitvar, avsds. uiuimorc, uis, A U uazaux.
Pioneer. Wakelr " Philadelnhin Wnnh
Worth. ' ,. . . i . . ;; -
BARQUES. . J --
German WiHv'.fe ltnimv ' nhrnrlnh Atr
Europe, Willard Bros. , i ." . - '
German ?WillIata KJsker, Bormaicer,' Wff,
Europe, Jas Anderson & Co. - i
Brlir Altevela. Con Ina. ftt John J.rta
dis,E Kidder & Son.. . , . .
Br Viinogene, Hammond, Idg, Europe, Bar
rlss &. Ho well. . t
Br Maud. Thomas, d Is. Vick & Mebane. :
Carrie Pnrinton. Li neon. Idir. HoTann J?.
Kidder & Son. ' -; '
i Br Brlirl'amlfln. Ynnnir Pthmnn1
Vlck & Mebane... .. . , -
SCHOONERS.
8 11 Wheeler. Connn
Wilmington, Dei.,
Vick & Mebane.
Samuel. Jones. 8winnbom TJaanli e.
nail.
W Wile's. Mar. New Vrvrfc W Tlnatnn Wil
llama & Murchlsan. . . - ...
Ben, Davis, New Yorkdis, Williams & Mur
cbisou.
Cbas Sawyer.' McFarland. New Tork. dl.
master. ' : ; ' .
Chas E Hillier. Proctor. Aanero. Hvtt wfo-
ChaS W Holt. Hart. Rnstnn ta fl fi
barker fc Co. ' ' ,
Scbr R S Graham. FCmith lrftr Phniir,vu
Tavlor & Alatblas. Cheeaeman. Mir Pin
- ' w a m M
telnnia. Harrlaa Jb. I7nnr.ll . ,
S H Sharp, Webb, idg, Philadelphia, Harrlss
AT Howell. 7
. ocnr raima, Kankln, dls, Barry Bros. -Emma
DEndicott. Knrilntr nana n
Joseuh BlVmOM. RnrAcro Th11.1nvi.
W 8later. VVatu. T!ntnn 'i. n n p..t..
. 7 --"" " , v vli Vw
Uat of Teasels Clearea for this Port
BORDEAUX
Schr Lizzie Raymond, Holden, eld Feb 3
viauma, Liense, Cleared Jan 4th
8AVANNAH.
Br Bark W 8tephenson, Follman,
eld Dec 19
NEW YORK.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman.
i l t a m . . . Mm 9
CPd March 2
okcauisuiu xueiropoiis, uablner.
Scbr U PairiL (iran.
Cl'd March?
eld Feb. 9
Cid Feb. 21
eld Feb 24
cl'd March 1
Schr Chas Sawyer, McFarland,
8cbr Ben. DavU.
8chr John, Williams,"
GR ANTON.
Wilhelmina, Maco, -
Cleared Jan 13
; boston:
S P Adams, Tabbntt, X
eld Feb 24
Cl'tflarch2
ants a d koss, Wyman. :
. ROCKPORT.
8chr Gnster Wilson, ,
cl'd March 1
h;Vl TT 1 T
I t. I 11 rl H TI Ct Til 1 lin att
.-vM, A1A1UDA
AND
STRAW GOODS,
18 7 S
also
White Goods, Embroideries, &c.
ARSXSTItONG, CATOB at: Co.,
Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers
P0"!1' Trlmmlaiir, Seesi and qaabRlb.
bong, Velvet Ribbon v, Week Ilei;
Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velrets and Crape's,
Flowers, Feathersi Ornaments, Frames, 4 a
otraw Bonnets an.: Ladies and Children's
Hats, trimmed and nntrimmed,
Ako n comtxcTHQ WARxaooxs
White Goods, Linens, Embroideries, "tacea,
J TA -
eits, sonars, eetts,-Handkerchiefs, Veil-i
log. Head Nets, Ac., Ac '
Wos. 257 ana 2Si Baltimore Street,
. T HALT1MOUE, Md. tj .
These eroois are mannfactored by us or
bought for Cash directly from the European
and American Manufacturers, embracing all
- w..., uiicuoiiDu ux wieij ana
Orders flllad with imi. n.--.
. P'vuijjtiicMuiUUW
MONET CANNOT BUI III
For Sight la Priceless 1 1
But the Diamond Spectacles will Preeerye It.
TF you ralue your eyesight use these Perfect
a. senses, grouo a from Minute Crystal Peb-
j.co, uieiKu wgeinei, ana derive their name
! ni,oud on account of their Hardness and
r " j ' "... aov wuijr yean wiin
Pl,an,0, an .aro warranted auperlor toail
wu.o u use. xuauuiautarea oy tne 1 spencer
Optical Manufacturing Co New York. -
CAlTTIOH.Nniia .7 IJannln. ..la
witn pur trade mark. ForsalebyBesDonsfble
Agents throughout the IJnion. T. W . Bbowk,
Jeweler and optician, is hole Agent Jar Wxl-
minfirton. N . 1 v. 1 mm w.m .v. i
Obtain. No PtoSmnla.'wjr.
feb 23odly Fr So, Wea . i o
DAVID PI GOT T .
WILMINOTO, N. C,
. ... ... , -
WU1 , effect Biles of .TOBACCO, CORN AND
h OTHER PRODUCE on COMMISSION. f A.
49" Consignments solicited, oa whichi Tarn
prepared to advance liberally, . mar 1-tf
Ifo1 Peruyiaii; IGttaiio;
Baugh's Rawbono 'Phosphates
1 AA TONS.OF EXCit
AW
- IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE
For sale very low by ' 1 '
mar -lm " V iWOrth A WORTH.
Altavelai Phosphates
JQQ.TONS of THIS '
: - . - SUPERIOR FEETILIZEE.,
Fc sale on most favorable terms-.for eash.
on :tlTe7 or in 'exchange for cotton on crop
lime: , -
; ; , JIISCELLANEOUS.
i:7ilminjton Opera Housp.
TTlneaXa7fc,Thartada7, STareh 6 A 7."
! . . : -. , . ; - .... J
fJCTIRT appearanca Vof the highly popnlar
-XJ Comedian, Mtmio andr Vocalist, and great
oiJginal Captain Jlnks,'f; w-; , , R .
' Wfc HORACE LlGARD, .H r :S - t
( " . ALICE DUNNINQ (LINGARD),
and their superb"coxnpany of Comedy and
i: . j . Opera Artlsta, 18 la number. ; , f
Vtpfld.ayj March 6th, the amusing comedy,
A DAY ATKRTUE WEDDING, followed by
the famous LINGARD SKETCHES, including
the late UuBKKT j& LEK, and terminating
with th beautiful a act comedy, DAVID UAb
RICK, with a magnincent cast.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL EACH EVEJl-
-iV :V::J 1NG. , TiT x . ;. -
' Admission, 75 and 60 cents; Colored Gallery.
25 oenta t iteserred Seats. t. . ; i " h - J
jOn sale Saturday morning at Helnsberber's
, Wood!, Wood!,
I 7 . . ., . .
PRilCESEBIJCED!
j pur juuau ; ou peroru. -
sh, $1 10 ;to $1 15; per Load ;
4U per Uord; . i
Sfeb8-tf
O. G. PARSLEY- A CO.
i, . , . . - ...
juoBt, etrayea or.Btoien.
- ' i.
A SMALL BLACK NO HOBN MILCH COW.
,-tJth crop m left - ear lower half of
UUWA1UL i' . t
. any one returning her to mo will be amply
compensated. i . . ,'.
: marl-lw v 3 Da. J. F. S.ING
vf STREET RAIIiWAY!
No w Sched u le I
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE FOL-
lowing Schedule will be run on the Street
Railway :
i t .
Caxs wlllileavo corner of Red Cross and
Front streets, fr Union Depot, at 8 A. at.,
dally, to meet the Southern train, stopping at
tbe various Hotels and Boarding Houses on
the route leaving tbe Deoot on the arrival
of the Nonhern train. WiU 4eave corner of
roj it ana Red Cross streets again at A. U .,
uojmu, m oiuer to connect witntne
Northern bound train, making the usual stop.
IdAvinflT Union HAnnt. tA
psw buo uutus tiun uoaruing nouaee
T" . WMW VI fUV
corner or Front and Red Cross streets at6P.-
t7UULHr:i ii i iriii. sn w r l m m vun i v-i rv ui i iaama
ft!La.J?52S Wi.?yw
vsyv vu ui uxAviMui tne jnonnem
train. . . f
. Uurinar the da the cam win mr,
ueaaie, commenemg at Wilmington Garden
at 7 o'clock, arriving at cmner ot Red Cross
and Front at 7:.0 o'clock. iea.vf n t. 7-9?o ni
arrlvlntr At Wl.m rtirtitn llanlan t T.iQ .lln-
li g IS minutes between each turnout during
the aay. Fare 10 cents, to or irom Union
Xtepou Otner charges same as formerly.
- . . , ... liANlKL KLKiti,
feb 2Q.tf . , , . . Proprietor.
- In Store:
83 Boxes and Hhds 8m. Sides and! Shoulders.
no . i. a. i - m
atO BBLS. POUK-old and new,
1000 Bbls. Flour,"
1,000 Bbls. Eating and Planting Patatoes,
1.S00 8PIRIT CASKS,
l,koO BDLS HOOP IRON,
a0 PAPERS BIVET3,
0O BBLS GLUE,
848 SACKS RIO COFFEE,
100 Sacks Java, Mocho and Lag. Cofleo,
jo boxes candle 3,
190 Boxes Brandy Peaches,
OO " Fresh .
231 nhds. Demarara and P. B. Sugar,
15 Bbls. Refined Sugar, SO Bbls Whiskey,
23 Bbls. and Half-Bbla. Gin and Brandy,
Bbls. Kerosene Oil, 400 Bales Hay, """ '
j -
20 Cases Fresh Tomatoes, 10 Bbls. Pickles,
0 Cases Pint and Quart Pickles,'
Ii3 Hhdj. and Bbls. Cuba Molasses, &c, Ac,
For sale by .. -. ! J ' ' . :
I F. W. KEECHNEB,
mar 3-tf . - 27, 28 and 29 North Water St.
Auction Sale of Town JLots.
nx-unaouAljAUrcniKU, 1872, I wUl
J seU at Auction Fifty () Lots at Argyle,
in Robeson County, H. O, Where a Depot will
w w icsn spring or summer by
the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad Co., when every faculty will be of
fered to freighters either way and to pass en
gers. .-
Argyle Is In the centre of an extensive oot
ton and turpentine regioo the best in the
State-and wm offer facilities for a flourish
ing business which cannot be so well con
trolled at any other point on the Kailroad in
that part of Robeson . county. I Roads and
ufmra are now oemg constructed WHICH WiU
lead in a direct line to Fayetteville, on one
side, and to Little Rock, Alfordsvi le, Ben.
nettsTiile and other points In Marlboro and
. . -...v.m wiuu OU1VU WIU
make Argyle of easy access to the cotton farms
and Bine reinn nn ft.hi aria i
wad... . .. ' : .
'rne Lota nffot-Arl pt AntiM in u..i..
- " - m Mw rr m vuxuiiriOQ
toe best Lots for business purposes and for
reaidences. The country is perfectly healthy
ana the locality settled by a respectable and
thrifts etOf Urmpra. 7 f ' T r
-Norraerratloaatsaie. aH lots" offerlBd will
Fpr farther informal ion. apply to
f
aljea. Macrae,
- Ararvle. W c. A. R. r. r..
Amtls, n. C. Jan. 81st, 1872-D, w A V ia en
M e Have In Store,
JtT EE! STEAMEE TO-DAY t ' Smokecf Sal
mon, Beef Vcmgues,' Dried Beef," Pig Hams;
Mackerel, Breakfast Str Ip3, Codfish, Gilt Cage
Batter Cream Cheese' A c," slnd everything
usually kept Ina first-lass Qrooery. - I
' ; . - j .:
feb 25-tf i ; tWEST A HASRISS.
f jf BARRELS CHOICE RED APPLES,
10 ?1-3 H.SHOREiMACKERELii
f 5
20,000 CIaAB
- Selling low aj
. ll ii
,v L ,.W-?fTl' : C. STEVENSON'S,
ft?;
' mar2-tf '
' Market,' bet. Front and Second,
if xz mix g t;o ivv ir.
A LL APPLICATION FOR ENQAQEHENTS "T-il:r vv.-r
-.v ... - - ' i wa vier Luc store or Jaessera. Cronlv a " .- -.
should be kadressed to -.V 4Ci .W l: . irTr: 1 A A AAA W53,
rTT" - '- ! : Morris.No. 4 North Water street. 1 ! lUUtUVv .
4 KfcWf'EV.PENNTPACKEB,-- :Vst4 411- - ' ' -f-ftni Jv. tLiVi'O; .m
. See hat 3 Will IoI
ElIIIRA : PEEIIIUII LAUD . SALE :
For he Benefit of Ibe Cljy Hospital. ,
$387,000 in Prizes! ' ? L019 Prenians.
:: shakes 93 each.:
pattisok market:;.;.;.:'. I.::co,ooo
Pattinson otel,. i ...... -. .-. , . ...... . ; 85 (00
i 4. vaiuauie jarm,. ............ .;...'...... 23 000
hl.kesidence in Filth Ward............... lajooo
ixSV1-?1" "dJoin'gCorporation.' 15CC0
lCashPriieof.........,...,.............! 5 030
1
1
1
4
9
2
I
10
10
a
ie
4,000
....... O MA
.1
: u
Prixea of -$1,600 eachH.......C... ; 4'ooo
... :. ' ". 00 - .. .............. t'I,6jO
, y ........... . ,1,500
xiix,a vi , noo
Prizes of
I .4
t0 each,.........?...-, g.ooo
, 230. -.- ..2,fiOO
j ' ,t2,2y0
150 s ;.,... 1,500
;''!VM... 1,000
r.7a. 7,500
. 63 -. " . .. 4,960
H- " 8,000
it "
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it
u
10
100
no
99
200
50
. t " - ...... , W"
J Each Shareholder will receive by mail or
following beautiful steel en si art ara t n. r
Grant, Evangeline, M. M. (Brick) Pomeroy, or
adaitlon. to a nnurn in 1 fin rHntrihntin. ' , ..
: UBBTFOSR.Jni1 Smith lots V.. v yti
- ... v u.ouiuuuvUt
mung Ca, Y Israel O. fecudder, Kan , Jfil-
, iiorseJ
Clark, Eimira, N. X., Major WVB. Kath'bone,
Depotitoby. Bank of Chemung, Etmira,
'.- r i '.. "7. . . RTCFRRTCVmra . . --- 7
Hon. LiUCina Rohinnnn. lata
the State of N. Y.7H5n:'j. t: bun;Hon.
tien A. 8. Diven, Hon. JBoardman bmlth; Mi
C., S Halght, George 0Huob. present
Sheriff of Chemung Co., N. T., H. 8.' Stevens,
of Kevere House, Chicago, 111., D. w. uillett,
. !"w"w' ":"Jct.x-Bq.,wnnaiannattanjrire
Ta?t&is?i
I r.hainhflrii Nf M V Ti- u. i ; .t ' .
Attorney at Yaw, J T Itwlll? DeontyU B
Marshal. V. B'BachmaiTlttornoJ at Lkw.
Klmira, Jacob Lowman,' Southport, O. H.
ritch, Horeeheaus, bmith Hall. Bankers,
Artist, Baltimore, M(., Jason P.'woSleve?:
Van Etten, Chemung Co., Nl T., uVs Loan
Commissioner, Jfl. M. Posey, U. S. Hotel,
risburg, Pa., A. B. GaiatiajL Jntfea Wf
j- Deschiptioji of Keal Estate.-The Pattln.
three years go,8ituaFed ne block 'ZZnVihZ
PostOfflce. KTmira. v v i-r,1 irol ,th?
Jhr;"";." t!V . . - pattinson about
i : v t ' - aAvuMiiK uii nin.i tLf.t,
feet on Martnt. mrani . '
Iron ting on Halo, win -Street, beine 450 feet!
the mot o nvenient and improved 8t le.
JiS1.0 ".r-simated on the corner
Stfi11 and Mai kfct streets, about seventy.
oTS eit frin on ajdwto ana one hundred
KimlL city of
i "".r T fcuj- containing one
?andr?Sl acres; good iarm buildings. orchard
I o- all in flue statu or enitivatiA
A- k . ii.1,lXl.Wartlon Pennsylvania
eQ aut 80 front ana 180 feet deep,
I A nne re sidenoe with modern imnrn.an,
n . . j - nuu, niioaiea on
7T . " " w icefc ironc, xuu xeet deen.
One block from Post-Offlce uoep.
In Aoftxs Lasd Adlolninir Cbrooration
about one m.le irom roitfflce, wltfhouse
and barn suitibla ior wo! ,,,T-
FOTJU I1CNDBED CITT J.OTE.
Usnncr or Dlstrioating the Property.
There will ha Hnr.ii.o to
S?i&f rf.gi8iere,' and Pous to the dis
tribuUon, the duplicate nnmbers of altshares
will be placed in an envelope and sealed, and
on the uay of distributing the premiums, all
tno sealed envelor- nn t o i i .-. t k n'
numbers will beVracia in " Vhlnd bS
thoroajihly mixed, then a number drawn out.
and the person boJding -the oorrespondlnfr'
number will have the first premium mention
e1 the above list of premiums, and so on
until the premiums are distributed. Notice
will be published immediately after the dis
tribution takes place, in the principal papers
In the country which have friven publication,
and all persons holding numbers for premiums
will be notified by mail. Distribution of pre
miums takes place at Elmlra, N. Y- May 1st.
1S7A or as soon as shares are Sold.
f All remittances may be sent in drafts
or 1. O. Orders or Greenbacks. All communi
cations addressed to
TV R PiTTTBBftV
Busi'83 Manager and Cor. Secy, Elmlra, N. Y.
- Shares can be nrocnrAd nt tho cnni nr.
flee, Kimlr, K. Y.;at the principal Hotels in
fE 2OT!?Jzl7 "PV! aU the lare cities in the
iVfTIfrul Agents wanted.
w v-- vw vdiaji
JUST ARRIVED:
90 nnn S' ky salt sides,
10,000
Smoked Sides
. and Shoulders.
; 500 BblS Seed Potat09
, Corn Meal, Ap.,
ljOOO Bushe8 Prim White Corn,
.. , . Sugar, Molasses, Ac,
At low figures.
feb lMAwtf B1NF0ED, CEOW A CO.
DAVID PIGOTT,
TOBACCOHisfc
"WILMINGTON;
PX0S3Q3 tf
TIRGJUIA BACON,
HAIIS, . 'SIDES -.AND iSHOULDBSS'i
A VERY. SUPERIOR L.OX
i
DRY SALTED SIDES,
j-fr "Iff
DRY ; SALTED SHOULDERS.'
9.-
I
n o i n; i a
Jv - .! 'j.i ! Tr
B5 KEOS-VEHT IJrR
IJORKVSYEUP, STAECHi CANNED tJOODS
fee 25-tf i
DaROSSET CO.
;lMwahco.
T
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HE undersiraed -hsA ;mAvx t vV:.V' 1' ''r'j
r a.
f .... . .. . '"nrtA li ,
A',r T
tJan20.tf L. t&im
. , ' - : ; Dec t
:e of Scii,
: A ntt mis b.T- v,me,
'DAT EXPRPo H
iorence." Z''
Wilrn " A
NIGHT EZPEESS TB Z&tt
Leave Wilmington.
Arrive at. m
ArriVe at Columbia B'
Leave Cninmhi .
to Columbia. p esa Tral iU rSdtS
: dee ktf ' JNo- C. wiKD
company,
Otmob Chot Ehqikb
and Gist 8wy
Wmrnreipw, N.C, Dec
.1871.
. .Change of Schedule.
Station
at 8:40 A. M. and 630 P. m.
k1 iffln
A. M., and arrive at 1:40 P, M
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRATna .1,,
2 P. VI. r,rt . wu' ieTHu
1 YO i( ii A. JH.
ON SUNDAYS, the 5r P. w .i .... . .
tln nwrr-mu..
wiii oe run.
JOHN F. DIV1HB,
General Superintendent
dec 20-tf
BALTIHOBE MD Willi
STEAMSHIP LINE
Composed of the First Class steaaimpl
REBECCA CLTOE. . . .Capt. . C. ChUdi
LUCILLE.. .....Capt. D, J. Prke
BOL1TAR
Wm. Etsbi
Will hereafter sail from Baltimore and TO
mington
EVERY FIVE DAYS.
TOE STEAMSHIP BOLITAl
Will sail from wharf foot of Chcsnnt itroet,
Friday morning, March 8th.
For Freight engagements apply to
mar 6-tl A. D. CAIAU1
FMladelpMa and Soutlien
lf.il PI 1. V!...
THX FAST AND FAV0KITK iTlLHSRV
PIOXEEB,
Captain JOHN WAKELIT,
fTTILL RUN THE FOLLOWEJC I WM
W nlA batwAfin pwiadelnnia and Wilmmr
a.
wo, r. v. :
i V.
1872.
Leave Wilmington,
Wednesd.v. rb. 7
r.. Phllide
Thursday. T ' it
Tnursaayi
Fridav. . t. March 8
Satarasyt
sandsy, .
a
AprflU
MlfB
july
; Saturday,
AprU 6
"81
May 6
19
-June i
18
July. 8
" 18
Aug t
16
80
LSunaayli;fr
7
II
II 1 -
WondftT. -
Ta sday, ,
W dnesdav.
Tuesdayi
WAdnesasji
Thursdsyi
Fitday,,; ,
AQC
...
For Freight, apply to r ' , , v
' ' v' - A, 11 Hw
v v e mi v fa ssi r - nn )js
Third Street. Philadelpbla. WL
,H6x7 Lino for ITewtfli11
THE 'A NO. 1 STEAMBBff
7 )
Road al 6 A. M. t litllf i. i fc,
ai.j Arrive
1 V V -
J11CL11U
K33
at fi-ift i mT.j . leave
' liU
-
a
4 ..
" 'W111 " from New YorkfwtjUJ
ii . .V AtarchJna, and sail from
For Freight engagements Wf w t
Lujrr Bros,, 28 South St., Ag'ts m
mvr 1-tf : ...
Gait!-Salt! Salt!
RACES AMEWCA n4
iinnn
AU'
..j1' Forlaleby;t 0
Uacbn ! Bacon!;
. ....
V ? -' 7'' ,
, A4 AUiua9f Avatf , JUMaW, ;.
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