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NOON Xll PORTS.
NEW YORK.
Gould and the Erie R&ilrqad The
.Basts of Settlement e.
V New .York, Dec. 20.
The settlement by. Jay Gould "with the
Erie Railroad Company was the main topic
of conversation throughout the city last
night It is everywhere regarded as a grand
triumph for Erie. The proposal for . settle-
Permanent Onranlxatlon of the "Lea
:.'. - MoNTGOMERT. DeC 20.
The House permanently organized to-day
by the election of L. E. Parsons, Speaker;
Robt Barber. Clerk; R. Whitaker. colored.
Doorkeeper and Wt Y." Turner, Assistant
Clerk all Republican, The disposition
to retract their former action is no longer
visible. All seems to be harmonious in
the election for officers. More votes were
cast than members present. Both candi
dates were Republicans. The Senate did
nothing.
Comparative Cotton Statement -
"'r: .V," ..." ''i '.New; York, Dec. 20.
The net receipts at all ports during the
week were 116.280 bales, aeainst 126.604 the
ment was communicated in letter by Gould, I same time last year; total for the year 1,521,-
addreased to President Watson, or JCrte VOO bales; last year l.zro.oii Dates.
COMMERCIAL,
WILMINGTON MARKET
5 STAR OFFICE, Dec. 20.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. Sales of 430
casks at 65 cents, gallon for Southern
packages. Market firm.
ROSIN. Market verv auiet, but firm."
Sales of only 25 bbls reported, at $3 75 for
No. i. . .
CRUDE TURPENTTNE Market steady,
with sales of 8l4 bbls. at $4 75 for Virgin
and Yellow Dip, and $3 for Hard.
TAR Sales of 128 bbls at $2 75 $ bbl.
COTTON. Market quiet. Sales of 36
bales as follows: 10 at 18, 5 at 18, 6 atl8f,
10 at 19 and 5 at 19 cents $ lb.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
T Our quotation U should be understood; rep
resent the. wholesale price generally, fa -making
up email orders higher price have to be enarged. f
CITY TAX SALE.
' DELHI QVBNT LUTf
Railroad, on December 17th. : He stated
that since his resignation of the Presidency
he had been prepared to make conveyance
to the Company of property belonging to it,
which he held in his name, but to which, he
says, he never made any -claim during his
. administration. He made various purchases
of property for the Company with moneys
of his own, the benefit of which accrued to
the road. Upon" the construction placed by
Mr. Watson on his account he was charged
with all the moneys, and hence he believed
the properties- In question belonged to him;
and if they were now transferred he should
be credited with their value. Owing to the
state in which he was compelled to leave
his accounts on withdrawal from the Com
pany and loss of his account book,' some
things remained unexplained. The various
pieces of real estate in dispute, therefore,
he proposed to convey to the Company, and
in addition, the Grand Opera House and
adjacent properties owned by himself and
Fisk. "1 do this," he says "for the sake
of peace."
Mr. Watson thereupon replied that he
considered this a fair offer and would at
once lay the subject before a special com
mittee. Gould yesterday made following state
ment to a reporter: Since the Erie war my
object has been to obtain a series of roads
under practically one management from
New York to San Francisco, and in this
war obtain a fair share of all traffic on the
Intervening route to that which accrues at
the other terminus."
Gould's object seems now to be to en
hance the price of Erie stock, to the end
that he may be measurably reimbursed.
, WASHINGTON.
Tbe Louisiana Committee and Su
preme Court Justice An Inter
view Washington, Dec. 20.
- After the Supreme Court adjourned to-day,
Ex-Judge Campbell and others of the sub
committee of the Louisiana delegation had a
conference with the Judges of the Court
and gave reasons why they desired Asso
ciate Justice Bradley to proceed to New
Orleans to review the judicial "proceedings
of Judge DurelL Judge Bradley, instead
of going thither on his own volition, pre
ferred that the request to do so should come
from his colleagues, who took the matter tin
der advisement The committee then had
a private meeting, and are now visiting the
House of Representatives upon Blaine's invitation.
The exnorts during the week were 75.615
bales, against 70,785 last year; : total for the
year 743,086-; last year 646,664. .
The stock at all United States ports is
5,257,850 bales, against 428,546 last year.
I The stock at interior towns is 87,878 bales,
against 71,580 last year.
The stock at Liverpool is 836,000, against
438,000 last year.
t American cotton afloat for Great Britain
141,000 bales, against 190,000 last year.
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
1 A dispatch from Paris says it is probable
some.of the bridges crossing the Seine in
that city will be swept away by floods. .
Altaic of unprecedented violence swept
over Naples on Wednesday and much dam
age was done to property in the city and
to shipping in the bay. .
A dispatch from Havana says a large to
bacco crop is expected. The epizooty is
decreasing.
A dispatch from Columbia, S. C, says
Judge Bond sentenced a number of so
called ku-klux and the Court adjourned.
MARINE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nbw York, Dec. 20 Noon.
Financial.
Stocksstrong. Gold heavy at 11 . Money
light at ii and interest Sterling
change long sight 1UU; snort lllt.
Ex-
Gov-
SPAIN.
Change of Ministry. 4re.
- Madrid, Dec. 20.
The Ministers of Finance, Public Works
and the Colonies, have retired. Echegary
has been appointed Minister of Finance;
Bacerre, of Public Works, and Mosquera,
of the Colonies.
The sitting of the Cortes yesterday was
suspended in consequence of the crisis.
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
Grant has gone to Covington, Ky., but re
turns to Washington next Tuesday.
The machine shops of the Evansyille and
Terre Haute (Ind.) Railroad Company have
been burned.
Dispatches from New York, St Louis and
Chicago report the prevalence atach point
of a violent snow storm to-day (Friday).
OUR NIGHT REPORTS.
WASHINGTON.
Congressional.
Washington, Dec! 20.
SENATE. A motion to remove the po"
litical disabilities of certain Georgians, in
eluding I verson and Underwood, was fill'
bustered over without final action.
The business in both branches of Con
gress was generally unimportant and an ad
journment to the 6th proximo was carried.
lOflCIOLAirEOTJS.
The Supreme Court had an informal con
sultation after the visit of the Louisiana
delegation. The conclusion was that Judge
Bradley could exercise his discretion about
going to New Orleans.
. The Louisiana committee, at their meet
ing this afternoon, agreed to issue an ad
dress to the people of the United States set
ting forth the law and the facts in the case
now disturbing that State, and to petition
Congress for relief when Its session shall be
resumed immediately after the holidays.
The committee adjourned to meet in New
York on Monday next The members have
. been invited by prominent men of all par
ties to visit New York and lay the whole
matter before the people.
During the afternoon the committee went
to the Capitol and paid their respects to
Speaker Blaine In his reception room.
T j ' UN GLAND.
Heavy Floods A' Great Extent of
Country. Overflowed Great Loss of
, , Life by Marine Disasters, dee, .
London, Dec. 20.
Late heavy storms have swollen the
streams throughout England to a great height
and several of them have overflowed.
Windsor and Eaton are flooded by the river
Trent and its affluents. The Loar and Dor-
went have overflowed their banks, sub
merging a large portion of the country in
Liecester and Nottingham. In some sec
tions In these counties only the tops of the
trees and hedges are visible. Heavy land-
. slides have occurred near Dover and rail-
:,way communication with that town is inter
rupted. The town of Retorborrough, in
Northampton county, is flooded and many
residents-have been compelled to take
refuge from the water in the upper stories
of their dwellings. , :
, A dispatch from Liverpool says four hun
dred and forty-nine personsincluding pas-
. ' sengers and sailors, have perished by marine
disasters during the past ten days. Thirty
Sroons were lost by the sinking of the ship
atchless, of Northumberland county. -.
:'f ' new York. :;.;
Oil Dealers nnd Reflners-Jay Gould
: ; v -New York, Dec 20.. :
"' The Executive Committee of Oil 'dealers
. and refineres have agreed upon new prices,
which will be announced on Monday.
' The 'Beef Brewers have formed an
. " organizatiottagalnst the. increase, of their
tax. ,W. Wtt t? i:
' The real estate and securities transferred
; by Jay Gotdd to the ' . Erie 'Railroad Cora
: pany -Were fotmally ; surrendered to-day ; in
--thU8ttal.legall-ri:v-:v-' p .;v;. :i
' Aa. unknown .three masted c schooner is
ashore near Great Egg Harbor. . . .
eminent bonds dull but heavy. Southern
bonds dull, but steady.
Commercial.
Cotton dull, with sales of 394 bales
-Uplands 20 cents; Orleans 20 cents.
Flour dull Wheat unchanged. Corn dull
old Western mixed 66G0J cents. Pork
dull and unchanged new $14; old $13 25.
Lard weak Western steam 7 cts. Spirits
Turpentine firm at 60 cents. Rosin steady
at $3 73. Freights quiet
New Yomc, Dec 20 Evening.
Mnancial
Money stringent at 1 commission. Ster
ling Exchange has advanced, and leading
banker's paper, 60 days, is quoted at 109f.
Gold lllfc&ll If. Government securities
closed firm but steady.
Commercial.
Cotton quiet, with sales of 1,030 rbales
Uplands 20i, Orleans 20f cents; net receipts
617 bales; gross 3,781 bales. Flour dull and
unchanged. Whiskey is decidedly lower
and closed at 97T cents. Wheat Winter
scarce and firm; Winter Red Western $1 60.
Corn steady and favors buyers Rice quiet
Pork is a shade easier new $13 75$14.
Lard weak at 7J8 3-16 cents. Naval
Stores steady. Tallow quiet Freights are
easier.
The sales to-day of cotton for future de
livery amounted to 7,400 bales as follows:
December 194ai9 3-16 cents; January 19
19f cents; February 19 J cents; March
19K&19 13-15 cents; April 2020 1-16 cts;
May 20 cents.
Cincinnati, Dec. 20.
Flour firm. Corn steady. Pork a shade
lower $11 75. Lard steady. Shoulders
in good demand; sides easier; clear rib 7
cents, clear 8 cents. Whiskey 8889 cents.
COTTON MARKETS.
Boston, quiet; Columbus, quiet; Mont
gomery, steady; Baltimore, quiet; Mobile,
quiet and easier at 18, 18K&19; Macon,
steady; Nashville, quiet; New Orleans,
easier at 18, 181, 18, 19fc19i; Galveston,
steady; Memphis, quiet and: firm; Charles
ton, quiet; Norfolk, steady; Augusta,
moderate demand; Savannah, quiet but
firm at 17, 17, 18, 1819.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
London, Dec 20 .Noon.
Consols 9191 . United States bonds
fives 89. Erie bonds 47.
LATER.
Erie bonds 47, with immense transaction.
LATER
Erie bonds 48.
Baris, Dec. 20 Noon.
Specie in the Bank of France has de
creased half million francs.
Liverpool, Dec. 20 Noon.
Cotton opened steady Uplands 10
10d.; Orleans 10g10d. Sales 12,000
bales; forthe week 113,000; for export 9,000;
lor speculation 31,000. Stock 836,000 bales,
American 46,000 bales. Receipts 43,000
bales, American 19,000 bales. Actual ex
port 4,000 bales. Afloat 221,000 bales,
American 141,000.
LATER
Liverpool, Dec. 20 Noon.
Cotton closed steady Sales 12,000 bales;
lor speculation and export 0,000 Dales.
BreadstufFs firm. Corn 28s. 8d.28s. 6d.
Lard 88s. Pork new 69. ,
Liverpool, Dec 20--Evening.
Cotton closed Unchanged.
Yarns Fabrics at Manchester tend up.
ARRIVED.
Stmr Cumberland, Phillips, Fayetteville,
F W Kerchner.
Br Schr Carleton, Albury, Nassau, E
Kidder & Sons, with fruit
Schr Palma, Rankin, New York, A D
Cazaux. .
CLEARED,
i Stmr Cumberland, Phillips, Fayetteville,
FW Kerchner.
Br Barquentine Vick & Mebane, Roberts,
Liverpool, Vick & Mebane.
Schr J S Lee, Vangilder; New York, Har
ris's & HowelL
Schr C A Hicains. McFarlane, Boston,
Harriss & Howell.
Brig Black Swan, Winsdale, Martinique,
E Kidder & Sons.
Schr Mercy C Trundy, Warren, Matan
zas, E Kidder & Sons.
RECEIPTS.
PER RIVER STEAMERS, &c.
Stmr Cumberland 21 bbls spts, 127 do
turpt, 237 do rosin, 7 do tar.
EXPORTS.
COASTWISE.
New York Schr John S Lee 2,211 bbls
rosin.
Boston Schr C A Higgins 659 bbls
turpt, 341 do rosin.
FOREIGN.
Liverpool Br Barquentine Vick & Me
bane 620 bbls spts, 750 do rosin, 291 bales
cotton, 10,000 feet lumber.
Matanzas Schr Mercy C Trundy 176,
000 feet lumber.
Martinique Brig Black Swan 119,632
feet lumber, 81,230 shingles.
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Double Anchor "A" 133
BACON North Carolina, -
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Shoulder. Ijl .... 10
Bides, V
Western.-.- ; - ,
: Hams 20
Sides, lb Utf
Shoulders,
TliRRKI Kntrltji Tnrnentine.
Socond Hand, each j S 40 &
New New York, each '
New City, each.. .... I ; S0 &
BIHSWAI B
BRICKS Wilmington, I 8 00 10 00
Northern.... 02 & 14 00
BUTTER North Carolina, f Tb. , 80 &
Northern. V B
CANDLES Sperm, B.. ...... 1 CO &
Tallow, B ., i 00
Adamantine, ft B IS
CHEESE Northern Factory ft V 163rf(g
Dairy. V -I
' State, t lb 1 15 &
COFFEE Java, lb.....; 80 &
Rio, lb 80
Laeuarra. lb... ..I 85
CORN MEAL bushel J 90
COTTON TIES lb 8X
DOMESTICS Sheeting, 4-4, t yd UX
Yarn, w bunch I eo &
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CIT3T OF WIUBINGTOW, ?:JS'
, V . . December 9, 1873. J
TN ACCORDANCE WTTH BTTSTINQ W8,I
X will Offer for sale at Public Auction in frontof
CltyHall, at 13 o'clock, M., on . MONDAY, the SOth
DAT OF DECEMBER (instant)Ltlie following des
tcribeldproptosaAthe tlTZ TAX and
. - Treasurer and Collector.
5 RAIL ROAD LINES.
General Sup'ts Office
WILBIIlf OTON, , COI.1TBEBIA. & AJj.
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! V;f wnaroraTON. W. c, OctTtn,
MISCELLANEOUS.
In Store :
200 BOXES FIRE CRACKERS,
175 Bbls Rye and Corn Whiskey,
200 Cases Schnapps,
175 Cases Brandy Peaches,
100 Boxes Raisins.
50 Dozen Axes,
800 Kegs Nails,
300 Bags Shot,
50,000 Gun and Musket Caps,
25 Bbls Brandy,
900 Bbls Pork,
150 Hds and Boxes D. S and Smoked Sides
and Shoulders,
15 Tees Rice,
1,000 Bushels MeaL
5,000 Bushels Corn,
250 Bbls Glue,
40 Tons Hoop Iron,
2,000 Saeks Salt,
1,000 Bbls Flour,
2,500 Hhda and Bbls Cuba and S. H. Molasses,
800 Boxes Soap,
500 Bags Coffee Bio, Java, Lag. and Mocha,
30 Hhds Demarara and Ii. R. Sugar,
100 Bbls Refined Sugar,
- 150 Rolls Bagging,
900 BdlsTies,
100 Bbls and Boxes Crackers,
50 Bbls Apples,
For sale by
F. W. KERCHNER,
dec 19-tf 87, 28 and 39 North Water St.
Diamond Spectacles.
Mnlle ts. tt bbl
N. C. Herring, V bbl
Dry Cod, V ft
FLOUR Fine, V bbl............
Super. Northern, $ bbl.
Extra do. 44 Vbbl......
Family " V M
City Mills Super., fj bbl. ..
" Extra, V bbl
Family, V bbl...
Ex. Family, J bbl...
FERTILIZERS
Peruvian Guano, 9 8000 lbs
Baugh's Phosphate,-' "
Carolina Fertilizer, " "
Ground Bone, 44 44
Bone Meal, .
44 Flour, 14 "
Navassa Gnano, 44 " 44
Complete Manure, 44 44
Whann's Phosphate " 44
Wando Phosphate, 44 44
Bcrger A Bute's Phosph. 44 -
GLUE lb
GRAIN Corn, In store, V 56 Ss
Corn, Cargo, 66 4s
Corn, New, & DUsheL
OaU, M bushel
Peas, Cow, V bushel
HIDES Green, ft lb....'
Dry, lb .....
HAY Eastern, 100 ts
North River, fj 100 lbs
HOOP IRON V ton
LARD Northern, V Tfc
North Carolina, V lb
LIME-W bbl
LUMBER River (Last sales).
Wide Boards, Mft
Scantling, V Mft
Flooring, V M f t :
Crrr Stxui Sawbd
Ship Stuff, resawed, W M ft.
Rouirh Edsre Plank. M ft..
West India Cargoes, according
to quality, V n- "...
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.
Scantling and lioaraa,. com
mon, V Mft
MOIASSES--Caba, hhds, V gal..
. Cuba, bbls, ft gal
Sugar House, fihda, gal.,,
a" . bbla, ygal....
NAuSJu4& to 80dV ' keg!! '.
OILS Kerosene, V gal....
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18 00
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Anderson, David ' 199
Baker, Charles 850
Barlow, Lewis N Agt 153
Berry, Julia A by Rog
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Berry, Julia A by Wm
Toomer, Agent 83
Bishop, Henry M 196
Bird, Edward st
Bishop, Mary E 220
Blossom, Mary E 297
Bradley, ChasW, v 115
Brooks, Wm
Brown, Aaron ,
Bryan, Duke
Bryant, Alex
Bnitt, James E. .
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Burnett, John 242
Burnett, Back ' 162
Carr, Nicholas 265
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Cason, Isaac Est by E
F Cason Agent 190
Craft, ThosC Est 185
Capps, Gideon Est by 61
Cronly & Morris Agt 396
44 897
Davis, Samuel
Davis, James
Douglas, Thomas J
Dozier, Julius
Drane, Virginia L
Droze Sophia A
Dudley, CH Est by
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Edwards, Jacob J
Edwards, Dolly
Ellis, JosJ
Ellis, John W
Ellis. Mis B
Foster, F W, by Cron-
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Linseed, g
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PEANUTS V bushel.
POTATOES Sweet, bushel.
Irish, Northern, V bbl...
PORK Northern, City Mess.
Thin, ft bbl
Prime, 9 bbl
Rump, V bbl
RICE Carolina, j B
East India, ft S
Rough, $ bush..:
ItAGS Country, B. ......
City, ft
ROPE
SALT Alum, V bushel. ......
Liverpool, ft sack...
American, v sack.......
SUGAR Cab, ..........
Porta Rico, (111...
A Coffee, lb..........
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SOAP Northern, 9 9
SHINGLES Contract, ft M.
Common, I H
STAVES W. O. BbL, V M..
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Mill Prime, ft M..........;.
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North Carolina, ft gal. .....
WOOL Unwashed, ft lb
Washed, ft lb
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Finlayson, M L
Fisher, Arthur
Flowers, Emma
Forrest, Jno J
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Fox, Geo A
Gardner, Thos M,
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Gardner, Adam
Gerken, Neil
Gilbert, John F
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Gordon, Wm 61
Grant, Richard H 166
Grant, Reuben, Trust, 117
Green, Perry 132
Hall, Ralph 79
Harper, Mary A 824
Hawkins, Joseph E 65
Hays, Sophia, Est of 64
Hazcll, Margaret A
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Hewett. Catherine by 564
Jno W Hewett 665
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Avant, Wesley. .,,10
Bryan, Frank '- 88
Bingham, Thomas , ' ' 82
Bronnell, Thos J - . 119
Bear, Sol Bro : 181
Bunting and Coming 854
Burk. Mary 266
Banting, SB ft others 810,
Bryan, Richard . 837
Battle, Joseph 849
Bland, James . 554
Cowan, Robert H 46
Cape Fear Building A 104
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CampbeH, Anthony 119
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Cabarris Be Hopkins 808
Craig, H J. heirs of 810
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Collins, Alex 329
Droze, Sophia : ' 119
Dudley, Mrs B B 114
Dickinson, Mrs TO 158
Dry, SalUe ' 174
Dawson, David 486
Eagles, Nancy 186
Fields, John. 82
Fisher, Wm " 95
Fenner, Grace 132
Forbes, James 253
Fenner. Alex 827
Grainger, Moses . 81
Gause, Thomas 82
Cause, Edward S27
Green, Washington 486
Gause, Nancy 537
Hooper, Mike 83
Herring, Elizabeth 83
Hughs, John 48
Hall, Daniel
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice of Sale of Eeal Estate
T
JUST THE THING
FOR A-
Christmas Present !
A VERY HANDSOME:
Parlor Bagatelle Board,
THESE SPECTACLES ARE MANUFACTURED
from 44 minute crystal pebbles " melted toge
ther, and are called DIAMOND on account of their
hardness and brilliancy.
It is well known that spectacles cat from Brazilian
or Scotch pebbles are very injurious to the eye, be
cause of their polarizing light.
Having been tested with the polariscope, the dia
mond lenses have been found to admit Hi tees per
cent, less heated rays than any other pebble.
They are ground with great scientific accuracy,
are free from chromatic aberrations, and produce a
brightness and distinctness of vision not before at
tained in spectacles.
MJJJITTCTURXD BT
The Spencer Optical Hannf i Coipany,
NEW YORK.
For sale by responsible agents in every city in the
Union. Agents for Wilmington,
T. W. BROWN A SON.
Jewelers and Opticians are 8ole Agents for them,
from whom they can only be obtained. No peddlers
empioyea.
Tbe great demand for these Spectacles has In
duced unscrupulous dealers to palm off an inferior
and spurious article for the 44 Diamond." Great care
should be taken to see that the trade-mark (which is
protected by American Letters Patent) is stamped
on every pair. f eb 83-eodly-Sa Wed Fri
WE AEE CONFIDENT
THAT WE HAVE IN STORE THE FINEST
stock of
Old Wines and Brandies,
Choice Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskies, Superior
Old Port, Sherry and Madcria Wines, Real
Old Santa Cruz and Jamaica Rum,
Holland Gin, Scotch Whiskey, "
Peach and Apple Brandy, -
Sauterne, Claret and Rhine Wines,
C II A M P ACNE S,
(Quarto, Pints and Half Pints),
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALES AND PORTER,
Angostora, Boker's and other Bitters,
-Ever Offered In Wilmington.
AT
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CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.,
7 North Front street.
dec. 80-lw.
GEO. MYERS'.
Teas! Teas! Teas!
PEESH SUPPLY. OF.i1v. ,; ...
, -, , 3, : TEAS IN 1ST AND 2ND CHESTS.
Put ap Expressly far Family Vu,
WEST A co. ;
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Shields' Eye Wash,,
'' "s MANUFACTURED BY '
Mrs. Sue VT. Caeriwell, Wixkihotoit N C
TAKE OF THE MOST EFFECTTTEREIEDIES
yJtot Inflamed, Sore and Weak Eyes, ever offered
to the public. , For sale by all Druggists In the city.
Price 60 cento per bottlebottles double the original
size.- . ;-, : . GREEN A FLANNEB,
r'f ' 1. " ' Wholesale Agentsl ;
" deelnaclawTh - 4TMarket street
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WILLIAMS A JCURCHISON. !;
Chemnt street, between Sixth
to Mrs. Scbic
aeventh.'i
Terms one quarter cash, balance In four, eight and
twelve months. ' " " . - r , f
' dec 19-4 , - THXSESX HCHB3ERar ,
TJNDEE POWEB. C0UTAIKED IN
MORTGAGE.
BY VIRTUE AND IN EXECUTION OF THE
power of sale contained in a certain mortgage
made by the late Robert II. Cowan and his wife to
"The Wilmington Building Association," bearing
office of tbe Register of the county of New Hanover,
in book B. B. B. at page 673 et sequent (default hav
ing been made in the payment of the sums of money
sec urea to De paia oy saia mortgage), the saia mort
gagee, "Tbe Wilmingtoir Building Association,"
will, at 12 o'clock M., on Thursday, the 9th day of
January, 1873. sell for cash, at the court house In
Wilmington, bv public auction, the land and prem
ises conveyed by said mortgage. '
The following is a description of said mortgaged
premises, viz: A certain lot or parcel of land situate
In the city or Wilmtogton, in the county of New
Hanover and State of North Carolina, on the north
side of Chestnut street, between Front and Second
etreets, beginning in the northernjlne of Chesnut
street at the southeastern corner of Dickinson's
Alley and running thence eastwardly with said line
of said Chestnut street, about sixty-seven feet to the
line of a lot now or lately belonging to John C. Bow
den, thence with the line of said lot and parallel
with Second street northwardly 148 feet, thence
westwardly and parallel with Chestnut street about
67 feet to the eastern line of said Dickinson's Alley,
and thence southwardly with said line of said Alley
Wilmington, Dec 10, 1872.
CHAS. M. STEDMAN, Attorney,
dec 10-oaw4w-wed
Notice of Sales of Eeal Estate
UNDER POWERS CONTAINED IN
MORTGAGES.
BY VIRTUE AND IN EXECUTION OF THE
powers of sale contained in three certain mort
gages made by the late Robert H. Cowan and his
wife to "The Wilmington Building Association,''
the first bearing date the 11th day of August, 1871,
and registered in the office of the Register of the
County of New Hanover, in book D. D. D. at page
78 and following; the second dated the 26th of Oc
tober, 1871, and registered in the office aforesaid in
book C. C. C. at page 622 and following, and the
third dated' the 4th of January, 1872, and regis
tered as aforesaid in book D. D. D. at page 868 and
following (default having been made in the payment
of the several sums of money secured to be paid by
said three mortgages respectively), the said mort
gagee, "The Wilmington Building Association."
will, at 12 o'clock M., on Thursday, the 9th day of
January, 1873, sell for cash, by public auction, at
the court house, in Wilmington, the land and prem
ises conveyed by each of said three mortgages.
The following is a description of said mortgaged
Premises, viz: A certain lot or parcel of land situate
i the city of Wilmington, in the county of New
Hanover and State of North Carolina, on the west
ern side of Front street, beginning at the northeast
ern corner of lot numbered 12 (twelve) under letter
A, according to the old plan of the town of Wil
mington, running thence along the line of Front
street, northwardly 132 feet to Tot numbered 15 (fif
teen) thence westwardly along the line of said lot
numbered 15 (fifteen) to a stonewall (including said
wall) 144 feet to the same, more or less, thence
southwardly along the line of said stonewall 132
feet to the One of said lot numbered 12 and thence
eastwardly with the northern line of said lot nam-
oerea l to the Deginnmg on Front street being the
eastern part of lota respectively numbered 13 and 14
under letter A on the old or original plan of the town
of Wilmington, and the eastern part of lots number
ed 8 and 4 on block 190 as shown on the present plan
of the city of Wilmington.
Wilmington, Dec 10, 1872.
CHAS. M. STEDMAN, Attorney. :
dec ll-law4w-wed ; ? v
Comer
4th
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MARKET
STREETS
THE 1 And other PIANOS of noted make
"WEBKB. I for sale at New York prices. ,
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1 Staph! is Opium purified of its sickening and
poisoning qualities. It is a perfect anodyne not
producing headache or constipation of bowels, as la
the case with other preparation of .opiuau- John
rr, Chemist, New York. ' ,
Hewett, John W
Hewlett, Edward D
Heyer, Fred W
Hill, Edward
Hussell, Caroline
Jenkens, Lucy A
Jones, Ruthy
Jones, Anna Eliza
Kellogg, Penny and
Eliza Reld
Kelly, Geo C , ,
44 44
Larrington, Prince
Latta, John C Est
44 44
Lee, Daniel
Lewis, James
Lilley, Isaac
Love, John D
Lloyd, Alfred
Lumsden, Elsie A
McClood, Fred
McFarlane, Simon
McGwyer, Joseph
Mcllhenny, Thos C
Mcllhenny.
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McKov. Robt
McLaurln, Joseph 162
McLaurin, Wm 118
McRae, J C, children 165
by C J Iredell, True.
McWilliams, Moses 350
Macumber, Norman 199
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Mabson. Eliza 265
Martin, Edwin F 135
Martin, Ann 80
Martin, Mary Ann 239
Mayer, Frederick 152
MeiTickWm, Est . 279
MeltonElizabeth ' 91
Monroe, Sarah A 207
Marks, Susan 153
Moses, Christopher C 127
44 44 . 101
Moore, Wm H 208
Moore, Polly . 277
Moore. Josiah 161
Nash, James W 239
Neal, Annette 29S
Niemeyer, Jno 76
Nixon, Susan 294
Oakley, Mrs JB 67
Oldham, Carney W 101
Oldham, Alex, Agt 203
Orrell, Ann Eliza 586
Owens, Thomas .118
rayne, Mary 3 K A Agt 326
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Hostler, Mary 326
Hall, John H 350
Johnson, Wm M 33
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Reed, Richard 429
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8immons, Alonzo 163
Smith, J B Est 191
Stanford, Jas 225
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Simmons. Thos M 489
Sparrow, Nathaniel 531
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White, Ellis 821
Walker, John 3M
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A EXPRESS TRAIN, (Daily.)
Leave Wilmington .
Arrive at Florence .. 2:S f
Arrive at Columbia . 2:5 &
Arrive at Augusta... P
Leave Augusta... as
Arrive at Columbia li-li V 5-
Arrive at Florence ;.. 4 &
Arrive at Wilmington....... jo-m p v'
.nisui express a rain Dally (Sun
days Excepted.)
Leave Wilmington.... h-ak-b
Arrive at FlorSno M.
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- 8:40 A. M.
; 8:20 A.M.
6:50 P.M.
' 10:20 P.M.
2:12 A M.
8:00 AM.
JAMES ANDERSON,
Oen'l -Snp't
Arrive at Columbia. .
Arrive at Augusta.
Leave Augusta ,,
Arrive at Columbia. .
Arrive at-Florence. . . .
Arrive at Wilmington.
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TTNTDL FURTHER NOTICE, THE REGULA
U Trains will run over this Road as follows :
REGULAR FREIGHT
Leave Wilmington daily at 6 A
S:80 P. M.
M.
TRAIN.
and arrive at
PASSENGER & EXPRESS FREIGHT
TRAINS.
M.' and arrive at
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Leave Wilmington daily at 7 A
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Leave Lileeville daily at 6:15 A
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leave on Sundays.
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Chief Engineer and Sup't
june 28-tf
Wilmington & Weldon
RAILROAD CO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
H. & B. Emanuel,
MARKET STREET.
lAKCY AND STAPLE
DS,
PHILADELPHIA-MADE SHOES.
LADIES'
UNDERWEAR,
Change of Schedule.
Omen or Gek'l Supkrintindknt, 1
Wilmington, N. C, 8une 8th, 1872. (
ON AND AFTER JUNE 10th INSTANT, PAS
senger trains on the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad will run as follows :
KAIIt TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot daily (Sundays ex
cepted) At 8:15 A M.
Arrive at Goldsboro 12:11 P. M.
Rocky Mount 2:11 P. M.
Weldon 3,50 P.M.
Leave Weldon daily (Sundays except
ed) At 9:15 A M.
Arrive at Rocky Mount 11:07 A M.
Goldsboro 1:16 P. M.
Union Depot 5:30 P. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot daily. At 10:40 P. M.
Arrive at Goldsboro ..... 8:00 A. M.
Rocky Mount 4:56 A M.
Weldon 6:50 AM.
Leave Weldon, daily, 7,10 P. M.
Arrive at Rocky Mount 8:58 P. M
Goldsboro 10:58 P. M.
Union Depot 3:10 A M.
The mall train makes close connection at Weldon
for all points North via Bay Line and Acquia Creek
routes.
Express Train connects only with Acquia Creek
route. Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars
on thla Train.
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Wilmington tri
weekly at 6:00 A. M., and arrive at 1:40 P. M.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS wfll leave Wil
mington dally (Sundays excepted) at 5 P. M., and
arrive at 11 A. M.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
une9-tf General Superintendent
STEAMSHIP LINES.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN
Etc., Etc.,
Etc.
OLOTHiira-.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK, TO WHICH RECENT
ADDITIONS OF
Fashionable Goods
Mail Steamship Line
COMPOSED OF
SHIPS
THE FIRST-CLASS STEAM-
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Peeram. Nathankt
PoweH.O Buck, Jr
Redd, Christopher C
Rhodes, C C, Est by
RH Grant, agt
Ryan, Allen .. it
Simpson, Henry D
Sanders, Hawkins .
Scott, Jacob
SeUars, Daniel W -Shields,
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Simpson, Dr F J
Smith, Jerry
Southerland, JnoB
Souther land, Chas
Spencer, Mary
Stills, Edward
Stokely, Jas, Est
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Sutton, Martha J
Taylor, no D, Trust
Thorburn, Robt
YanBokkelin, A H
Van Amringe, Stacy
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Williams, Wm A '
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At Greatly Reduced Prices.
Bayers, before pnrcliasln
where, would do well to ex-
else-
amlne our Stock,
novl4-tf
H. & B. EMANUEL,
45 Market Street
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J. Ht H. Samsons',
43
MARKET STREET,
AND EXAMINE THE CHOICEST STOCK
ever brought to this market, consisting of a full
line of : j ; . -
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
BOULEVARD SKIRTS, SHAWLS
, ANp SCARFS: ALSO. FULL LINES IN
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v Men'i and Bojri 4Wear, -House
Furnishing and "White Goods,
And all other Goods generally kept In flrst-clase Dry
Goods and Notion Houses. - J
GREAT. INDUCEMENTS I OFFERED , " TO
WHOLESALE BUYERS.
oct 22-tf 'r
PIONEER, 825 TONS,
Capt. John Walteley,
TON A WANDA, 8 5 0 TONS,
Cpt. C. C. Weltbanks,
Will hereafter sail from Philadelphia and Wilming
ton EVERT WEDNESDAY MORNING.
For freight engagements, apply to
WORTH A WORTH, Aemrrs.
Wilmington, N. C.
W. I JAMES, General Agent, 130 South Third
Btxeet, Philadelphia. Jnne30-tf
BALTDIOBE AND WILITIINGTON
Steamship Line,
COMPOSED OF THE FIRST CLASS STEAM
SHIPS
REBECCA CLYDE, Cpt. I. C. CbUdf,
I.17CII.I.E, Capt. D. J. Price,
D. J. FOLEY,
Wffl hereafter sail from Baltimore imd.WUinlngton
EVERY FIVE DAYS.
THE STEAMSHIP LUCILLE
Will Mil from her wharf, foot of Chesnut street, Sat
nrday morning, Nov. 23.
For freight engagements apply to
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ONLY SUCCESSORS TO
OIiEENAi''rdi:CQloi'2S.
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TinibLD AND WlKWOWNPLACB,
the foot of Market street, south "We, "Tand be
ted and recently opened hy the wdf" time
Invitee his old friends to call on hlm. At "
there can be obtained the best of
liquors-Wines, &c,
either by the drink, or to Jargw aa
His ResUurantis always OPP" i" served
OYSTERS the market; affords, which wiu "
Iln any style aesirea. . . .
vMKALS furnished at all hours. ;
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