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"BY: TELEO-RAPH.''
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': : " isoos reports. 4
' . .?kc Vf NEPT-TORILVf '"Air. TiUT
The Weather is bright, clear ana cold this
morning, but the street Are in rood condi
tion, the slush bavins frozen. .
1 All .Btores and; placet ot business '"are
closed, everybody being intent upon enjoy
ing the holiday in making calls. -.A,
Newport special says that the schooner
f Louisa Afrom Ilayti for Boston, put in
there last night with the loss of her deck
' : Joad, and reports that on December 20th she
sawanunknown.ahlp, of a thousand tons,
on fire; but no crew or boats could be seen.
t is believed she was petroleum laden,
v By the falling of scaffolding at Liberty
Copper Mines, Frederick county, Md.. yes
terday, twenty-eix miners wete precipitated
several hundred feet into a pit Eight were
. seriously injured. i.:, ' ,. ;r.
,; f'Tbe TinMf New Orleans dispatch says it is
r rumored that there will be an attempt to in
augurate the McEnery State officials on the
9th last; and trouble is anticipated. - v
; T 'A: T, Stewart has presented $1,000 to the
fund for disabled firemen. , ;' . 0 , ; ' . w;- ,
v ..The last accident of , the vear was the ex-
blosioriof ft soda water, fountain at May
factory, Bose street, last nigh V-One. man
was injured, and the building Ibadjy dam-
-Fibel's' furnishing Btore, Church street,
' was burned last night; loss, $17,000.n -
rThe World says several of the sub-com-inlttee
of the Iouiaiana delegation ate still
, ' in this city, and are daily receiving assur
ances that the people of the North are be
ginning thoronAly to 'understand their
cause and the situation of affairs in Louisi
ana. They pronounce several telegrams
from New Orleans by way of Washington,
which assert . that the people of New- Or
leans : and Louisiana have ' quietly acqui
' sced in the'Bituation,r'as untrue. s .
' r The Tribvntfj Washington dispatch says:
Some Louisiana liberals are now in this
' ' city discussing the .shortest way cut of the
political muddle in that State. , They say
matters nave become so mucn mixea up
that they cad see no methodical remedy ex
cept in a sort of reconstruction, They pre
pose that Congress shall . pass a resolution
declaring ihat a republican form of govern
ment no longer exists in Louisiana, and that
it then proceed to order a new election. .,
The -Sun to-day calls upon Congress to
make a thorough investigation of the Lou
isiana case 'when It" .reassembles. The Sun
refutes the assertion that it is useless to ii
vestigafte the causes of the quarrel in Lou
isiana, and ' says this disposition to shrink
from the discharge, of a great duty, like that
. which has arisen in that State, is an alarming
sign of the times." So that to say that a thor
ough' discussion of this Louisiana business
wul do ho good, is simply an excuse for ne
glecting a duty whose performance requires
skin and nerve. 4 . ; -.. ; ,
. llr. J. S. Adams, Emigrant Commissioner
of Florida,1 who, disappeared on Saturday
last, .has returned to Jiis hotel in Jersey
City." ' t ; -- .,.
OHIO.
- Tie Basins Ohio Ileavy Losses. - '
, -c CnfCENNATi, Jan.; 1.-;..
V .The loss by, ice to-day is" estimated at
$200,000. The chief loss is in coal barges
torn from their moorings. , ' -
' Lattr. -At half past 10 o'clock, the ice
in the river gorged and stopped running.
A few minutes past Jl o'clock it commenced
Y"1 u&ui luv uvui Buei. -
ooax was tnro wn on tne ientucty snore op-
posite the lower part of city, and about fifty
barges have been crushed to pieces and scat
tered along the shore on both sides of the
river below the city. , s o
: PBtMU' ;
, Preentlons aealmat Catndlle JTor
' !;' ' jnmlm Excitement.
Prcsocut2ons'haY0( been instituted against
' Roman Catholic lournals, in this city and in
the provinces, which have published the re
cent Papal allocution. The excitement on
this subject is increasing, throughout the
empire. :. ? : , r
.2"AjCCrBM.ABKfcVt;
""' J' r'.-f-f ir fr,'" M- 4''' ,
Ttc crew of the Bchooner" Annie Laurie,
lost near J'oint Aconje.'.wer saved,".
, s At 53cftoBL fire destroyed ; the granite,
s bt !-lr 5 - 2S1;- Washington street - Loss
V AnalifaxlN, telegram says the brig
; ; -t .: AU aboard refeyed.-f I! " IV 1
... AlOaiabiir imioiaTeight of: the finest
. stores in Metropolitan brobk have been de
. ' . stroyed loss $100,000;.-' The Opera House
'I was saved py demolishing adjoining houses.
; . C: : -" OUIX NIGHT KinPOXtTS.
" ' '-:;-;-vU-"-i8toOTok, Jan. 1.
t . The reception, at the White , Ilofise to-day
. fully equalled in the splendor of its details
"; that of any former -occasion. ' The" cere-
" monies commenced, with the reception of
the diplomatic 'corps, '--which formality was
, I executed I bj Secretary Fishv- The minjs
' ' tera, resplendent in fuu court costume1. "Sad
. many ; of them accompanied by the ladies
of thetr families.! were headed byBlacque
Bey, the dean of the corps, followed by Sir
- iuawara mormon, ana an were presented
I. In the order of their.rank. , There were alsb
; ' present, of the foreign legations, Baron
i j-ieaerer, Austrian jainister; vuoi, Heyre,
' . Peruvian Iffinisler. anoL lad v:v Count Corti.
' Italian .Minister; Sehor MariscaL Mexican
- aiinmcr; counsellor Bergcr,'
v. ; . Istcr, aM, lady '. Admiral Polo de Barnabo.
, Spanish. Minister Baron Offenberg ,! Rus-
: eiaa minister; tue JJlarquis.-de Noalles,
' French Minister; Kenor Martin Hn1
; " Minister; Sencfr ; Datdon," Minister from
, , . XHiutemaiaj Mr lelfosse, the 'Belgian Mln-
'": j .. JstervGen, GorlolIt general agent pfRussiaj
, . ! residing in New. York; Mr. stevenson, the
: s . ' Swedisn.''" Minister f K Clievali er Lobo, the
- " PortugucsS Minister Mr.' IPo jston, Haytien
Minister: Mr- Westenbere.-"tfinister from
Netherlands; Mr. Mori,- Charge d' Affaires of
. Japan; jsenor uonzalcs xazuns, Charge
d' Affaires of Denmark.
' . The! ministers rwere all accomDanied bv
their secretaries; ieight attaches, and many
oi mem qy jaaiea ' lue ia lion. Kussel
Gurney, British Claims Commissioner, and
iaay, were also received with the diplomatic
" 'Thearmy and naty was' largely repre
sented and pre;nte4 a brilliant appearance.
The Judges of the Supreme Court and
Court of Claims, Tnerhbers of Congress, vt-
- eran solders and oldest inhabitants paid
their respects as usual. . - ,
' - At l .Vctock.tiie-publk; reception tcikr
place' and the cotlp ccrcmanics terminated
V' '.-'LOUISIANA..
Tle Electoral Vote. f tat.-
- f. '.'''-' ' J" " ' W-ASUTNGTOlf, Jn Jy
GencralB. B. Si mmcs, bearerbf the vote
t J tk electoral col!eeof Louislanahas ar
rived and delivered his packages. ' It Lg un.
- . derstood .that, the vote, which he - bears for
- "V.--1- 'I't i . ,.-rvvs ,
President isManXtoU'fOt A7ce Prcsfdelaf,
Grata Brown. vr. ... r ,. --.-.!- r
I -; .t ; V ., 'v-.
in-i- r NOttTll CABOtlWAi - v--t
-f.i-v? '. r 4 .- ft -'.' .
Inav-rvritldtt f tne Governo' fcnd
' otber State OfaeeriTb CTfrr
Gov. Todd R Caldwell and other Statd
bfBters were v inaugurated to-day," ' Upon
taking the oath,- Gov. Caldwell said in sub
stance I." ' i ' ' '-! '-',"" -'i
In assuming : jtHia high and responsible
office, believe me,' I will make it a point of
duty to take care of the interests of the
people of North Carolina. 3 I do not mean
to act the part of a partisan in this offlce.
Of coa-se, where I have patronage to be
stow, other things equal I shall give such
patronage to my party friends, judiciously
and in a manner consistent with the privi
leges of my office. ' I shall endeavor to dis
charge my duties to the best of my ability.
When I cannot fill the office from my own
? i arty acceptably to myselfI then consider
t my duty to select a good man from the
opposite party,- and I know every good and
true Republican In the State of North Car
olina will approve my. determination in
this respect. 'I hopei however, that I will
be able to find in our own party intelligent,
well-educated . and - honest men enough to
fill these offices, i ' I . desire in conclusion to
tender to you, and through you to the peo
ple ; of North Carolina, v my most sincere
thanks for the generous .manner in which
you bestowed your' suffrages upon me for
the highest office within the gift of the peo
ple, and to give assurance that in the dis-
cnarge' ot.finy auues i snau have an eye
single to the interests of my beloved State
and to all her citizens, without regard to
party: and while I claim no immunity from
lust criticism I bespeak in advance fair
hearing and honest judgment from the pub
lic. :" .ry-.'i-'- . .
The anniversary of emancipation, to-day.
was generalij jobscrved byth freedmen
NEW TOItK.
Destrtlon -or tfc Finn
Avenne
.";. ' i" New York, Jan 1. '
The Fifth Avenue.Theatre, on 4th street,
adjoining, the. . Fifth Avenue , Hotel, . was
bdrned to the eround soon after the matinee
performance - this' P. M. '.;.' Tbe . audience.
wnich haa assembleaio. witness tne play oi
D alse Shame," had ' BcarceJy more tnan
dispersed when the fire was discovered. .
MISCELLANEOUS
Diamond Spectacles
rpHESE SPECTACLES ARE MANUFACTURED
A iron
ther.and
from H Btinute crystal pebbles " melted toge
ther, and arc called DIAMOND on account of their
hardness and brilliancy.
It is well known that spectacles cut from Brazilian
or Scotch pebbles are very injurious to the eye, bo
cause of their polarizing light!
Haying been tested with the polariscope. the dia
mondilenseshayebeecrfound to admit fifteen 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. ,
BT
Tie fencer -Optical ffanifg Coipy,
'.' "new tork. " ."''
For sals by responsible agents in every city in the
union. Agents Tor wiimin:
n.
1 . m tinAnr
& SONS.
Jewelers and Opticians are 8oleA
from whom they can only be obtalne
entsfor them,
. Nopeddlbm
empioyea.
he great demand for these Spectacles has
Uto,eS towunr off M inferior
-r MJ nmrin irtiri. tm th r liamrmrl drat rink
ahoold be taken to see that the trade-mark (which is
protected by American Letters Patent) is stamped
on every pair. feb 23-eodly-Su Wed Fri ;
Jl.i UH ONL Yt Auctioneer.
BT CRONLT ft AtORRIS.
Notice of Sale of Heal Estate
UNDER POWER CONTAINED IN
MORTGAGE
TY VIRTUE AND IN EXECUTION OP THE
power of sale contained in a- certain morteaee
made by the late Robert H., Cowan and his wife to
The .Wilmington Building Association," bearing
date the day of May, 181, and registered in the
omce oi ue rteginier oi me county oi new ttanover,
in book & B. B. at page 67g leaven (default hav
ing been made in the payment of the sums of money
secured to be paid by said mortgage),
d morti
;e), the said mort-
gagee, wThe Wilmington Building Association,'
will, at 13 o'clock M., on Thursday, the 9th day of
January, 11878. sell for cash, at the court house in
Wilmington, by public auction, the land and prem-
lses conveyed bv said morteaee.
es conv
Thefol
r
Tne rouowing is a description or said mortgaged
nremises.
remises, viz: A certain lot or parcel of land situate
in the eitr or Wihnln;
In the county of New
Hanover and State of
orth Carolina, on the north
side of Chestnut street, between Front and Second
streets, beeinning in tbe northern line of Chesnut
northern line 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 te the eastern line of said Dickinson's Alley,
and thence southwardly with said line of said Alley
148 feet to the beginning, -:.
. Wiunington.Dee. 10, 1873: -
CHAS. M. STEDMAN, Attorney.
dee 10-oaw4w-wed . . . ... . .
jr.
CH ONL yrr Auctioneer.
By C& ONZ T & MORRIS;
BY VIRTUE OP A JUDGMENT OP FORECLO
sare and sale made at the October Tern, 1871,
o the Superior Court for the County of New Han
over, the subscriber, a Commissioner for that pur
pose, amy appointed, win sen at j&xcnange uorner,
b the city of Wilmington, on ,A i . vi-t .
Wednesday, h M Day of Jan'y, 1873,
at 12 IT.,'1 the Real- Estate and1 inoraged premises
directed by said judgment to be sold, and described
as follows: , .
Beginning at 8. E. intersection of Sixth and Cas
tle Ktreet.nmniiiz thence eastwardly along the H. line
of Castle st. 65 feet, thence S. parallel v with Sixth.
street, thence W. parallel with Castle street 65 feet
to bixth street,' theace N- along the E. line of Sixth
street 165 feet to the beginning, being parts of Lots
1, and 8, Block 78." V .
There ls on the premises h Store, leontsinnig two
rooms, immediately upon the corner of StxlS. and
Castle streets, and Is considered a No. 1 stand for
the grocerV business. , . - i
0TEllM ,OF SALE, CASH.
'I U V'l ' MARSDEN BELLAMY,
- dec 8-lawts-sa and Jan 15 . I Cemmissioner. '
DIAEIES it
' v'-a-;- t
For the Tear 1 873.
THIRD STjtTLY OF THE INDISPKN8IBLES. s
No one in or out of bostoess should be without one.
, ' The most valuable and truthful of companions .
-.for. the pocket Diaries are worth J
' v' ;- th'dr 'weight ' In' gold. : "' ';"
' Purchase a DiArylfoir 1873 Ibef ore itls too late, att
, tlsiNBEROER'S
.Live Book and" Music store. I.
&i?r&&tncis MEAT,''-' fiV
E AISINS?"CURJUNT CITSNNUTS?waND
lettl-tr-i.;.5 HiAsTb STEVENMN'fL
''Tin-'
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON -MA R KE T.
'"4" ' -' '- ' - ..'-y '- '..5- 'v.
';; ' . WAR.; OFFlCWan.. p:
. o ousmess was iranacu wHiajr vh uw
river front; in" consequence ;of the" holiday
season New Year. -v- ". 1 " ,
MAKINE..;
-5 -ARRIVED.
i
ir'Br Ijrlg CC'VanHorn,' Hooper. Boston, 1
Moffltt & .CO. f vi' .fc-.-f 'V:t5. .!-J'fi-,
x. '- '--..w-' CLEARED. ' . .
Steamship Benefactor; Jones, Ne-wYork,'
uarry uroa. -
trnOLBSALB PB1CE9.
: Oar quotations. It thonii b understood, rep!
resent taa wholesale prices generally. la maklog
gp small carders Mgber prices have to be ?harged.
ARTICLES,
, PRICM.
PAGGINQ Qanny. .-. w,
.19 &
13 &
a
UUUIV 1LUVU11 , , . . . . ...
Doable Anchor A".i... ....
BACON Korta UaroUaa,
. ' Hams, 9 B. .........
18 19
. V & , - 10
hnooiaers, y .,...
f - Hlaes. w B
r - Western
17'
, J liaiuo
Shoulders,;......,, .........
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine,
Second Hand, each. .....
40 ' & '
3l
80.,
8 00 '
S75
iicw WOW tuil. ccu
v. rMw ...k
. . . .
l 60 &
. HOW Vi.J. VM.Uj
BEESWAX .:..
81 &
9 00 & 10 00
03 & 1400
: 20 , 80 ;
. SO .83,
k l so &
" 00 & J0:
; is 18
1 16 : n
?2
U RICKS Wilmington, y M..
Northern ..
BOTTER North Carolina, .
CANDLES Sperm, W
AlUiUIV, W.. ....... A.
Adamantine, 9 lb.
CHEESE Northern Factor V t
lairy, w .........
- State, . . . ; .T. . ........
80
: lus. a v.. .. .............. i.
90
:S5 '
85
" Laenarrs, ft
CXRNMEAL-Hp bushel..
COTTON TIES
80 -95,
DOMESTICS Sheeting, 44, ? yd
; n" is l
1 60 165.
15 60 T 16 00
10 00 11 00
13 00 18 50 "
6 00 900
0 00 0 00
.. X& X
00 & .
60 TOO
7 60 8 60
10 00 (a 11 60
8 60 9 00
9 60 . & 75
1 am, w uuncn.......
FISH Mackerel, No. 1, 9 V bbL
Maciterei, no, a, v uoi....
Mackerel, No. &, y fcbl
MuUets-'W bbJ....
N. U. Uerrmtr, V DDI...
x - Dry O
FLOUR Fine, V bbl
Super; Northern, fj) bbl
Extra do. 44 V bbl
Family H r.Wbbl....
City
Mills Super., bbl. .
Extra, bbl....
tram 1 IV. mt DBI.
10 00 10 60
Ex. Family.
bbl. ,4 ca oooo,
FERTILIZERS
Perayian Guano, V SO00 Jts
" Baugh's Phosphate, " "
4 ' Carolina Fertilizer, " V
Oronnd Bone, " 44 .
Bone Meal, " ...
r " Froer,- .-".
v Nav assa Guano, '
Complete Manure, " " ,
Whann's Phosphate " .
Wando Phosphate, " '
Berger tb BuU's Phosph. "
glue 9 a. .......... j.
GRAIN Corn, In store, V M ft.
80 00 00 00
00 00 60 00
4800 63 00
00 00 4000
09 00 45 00
00 00 & 67 00
65 00 65 00
0000 6700
SO 00 7000
DO 00 & 70 00
jpOOO 00 00
I ' 1 18
? - m (is
W 0 Pw
re-. 75
. 70 & 075
65 & 70
1 20 1S5
ixrn, jargo, w oo vs........
Corn, New,
Oata, bi
Peas. Cow.
, w nasnei... ......
"Peas, Cow, V bushel ........
smm. v uiinuui, . . . . . .v . . ..
HIDES Green, Q t
s 7 a 8
Dry. j.
IS 13
HAY Eastern, ft 100 !s. .......
North River, p 100 s. .....
HOOP IRON ton .
LARD Northern, ft t J.
North Carolina, 9 ....
LIME bbl.... i.
LUMBER River (Last sales), '
. Wide Boards, M ft. .'.
Scantling, Mft
. Flooring, ft M ft
Cttt Stkix Sawkd l
Ship Stuff, resawed, JB If ft..
i mi . n
1 85 ft 160
150 00 160 00
10 & . 13.
- 10 & 18
1 66 0 00
00 0000 00
00 00s 00 00 .
00 00 00 00'
8300 8500'
8100 83 00
is oo a so oo
80 00 85 00 ,
15 00 80 00
00 45
18 so;
88 84
45 100
660 & 715
89 83
1 10 ' 1 45
Kongh jdge rianK, y n it
8eanting and Boards, com-'
mon, wvatit
MOLASSES Cnba, hhds, ft gal..
Cuba, bbls, f! gal
BnHouhgal.,.
Synrp.bbls, ft gal...
NAILS-Cut, 4d to SOd, f keg., .
ODL3 Kerosene, fl gal
Lmseeal fial .'. IV. " V. ' '. " V.
Rosin. V gal.. ...... .
PEANUTS ft bushel
POTATOES Sweet, bushel.. .
Irish, Northern, ff bbl..
PORK Northern, CUy Mess..., .
Thin, bbl
100 110
, 80 i 40
75 1 8
0 00 100
- 880
16 00 16 SO
00 OC 0000 .
00 00 oooo :
00 00 14 B0
x io ,
00 & 00
.0 00 135
rame, w ddi.
Rump, bbl.
RICE Carolina, fl S).....
East India, ft i ..
Kougn, v Dosn...,
RAGS Country, fl 8
? X
City, ft lb....
ROPE
SALT Alum, fl bushels
Liverpool, tpsack. ...........
-American, fl sack.
SUGAR Cuba, lb.............
Porta Rico, lb. ..... ......
A Coffee, ft 8.j.. ...........
; B " ft ......
C ft .,.
y &.C-
' (Crushed, fH
SOAP Northern, ft
SHINGLES Contract, ftM....
" Common, W M.... ..........
STAVES W. O. BbL, ft M......
R.O. Hhd., M .....i
Oypress, ftM.....:..........
T ALLOW ............ ...4.
TIMBER Shipping, fl M. ...... .
- Mill Prime, ft M.
' Mill Pair, ft M .v .... . .
Inferior to Ordinary, ft t.;.;
WHISKEY Northern, ff gal.;.,
North Carolina ft gal.
WOOL Unwashed ft ...!...,
w a
6 83
75 00
1 60 165
1 50 & 155
. 10
11 13
13 V13X
18
13 00
14 & 14
4 00 800
8 60 8 00
SO 00 00 00
00 00 00 00
28 00 0b 00
10 11
ii uo u oo
00 10 85
; 7 60 850
5 00 600
Si 00 600
175 8 60
84 740
; 45 , .59
wasneo, y a.
BATES OF FREIGHT.
Per Steamer.
Per Basing
To Nit. Yobk.
Crude Turpentine ft bbl
Tar ft bbL...
Spts Turpentine .fl bbl
0 60 0 651
.0 00 1 1 66
045 0 65
0 601 50
0 60 0 65
1 60 0 00
xiuem y ooi
Cotton S baje..
Cotton Goods ft bale.
Flaxseed ft bushel...
Peanuts ft bushel. ... .
To Phtt.atoct.phia.
0 60 0 80
0 85 0 65
8 50 0 00
a oo l 75
6 00 0 75
0 00 0 15
.0 00 0 10
0 00 1 00
O 00 0 15
0 10 0 001
Crude Turpentine ft bbl
Tar bbf.......
o oo e
0 00 i
0 00
.040
, 0 40
0 00 0 BO
Spts Turpentine fbbll
0 00100l
4-00
075
nana y odi..,. ......
Cotton ft bale...... .
0 00 0 50
0 00 8 00
0 00 0 75
0 00 0 40
oooioo
Cotton Goods ft bale
eanuts ft basal.v.
umber W M........
0 00 ft 75
0 00 0 10
0 00 9 18
OOQGIOOOJ
0 00 9 00
: 0 00 0 45
0 00 0 45
0 00 0 75
0 00 045
O 00 800
0 00 0 00
6 60 1 00
6 00 0 70
0 00 0 10
0 00 8 75
0 00 0 60
0 00 0 00
0 00 1 00
,0 00 1 SO
Crude Turpentine ft bbl
Tar ft bbl....
8pts Turpentine ft bbl
0 00 6 45
0 00 0 45
00090
0 00 0 45
0 00 8 00
iiosin w DDI..
Cotton V bale
Peannts ft bushel .....
Lumber M. . ......
l TO BOSTOH '
w 00 OA V 11
0 00 8 00
o'oo 0 00
0 00 0 00
0 00 0 00
oooeoo
0 00 0 00
Crude Turpentine ft bbl
Tar ft bbl.
Spu Turpentine ft bbl
Cotton W bale........
PeanuU ft bushel....
Lnmae Mtte.
..i o oo a o ooi
,.f000000
WILMINGTON MONEY SEABKET.
i
OOBKXCTXS DAH.T BT THE BAKK OT KIT HXNOTKR,
i I. B. GRAINGER, PRESIDENT.
, .109 m
Silver....-. j. r.:.105 v ; 108
Exchange sight on Northern cities Par;
Exchange 80 days on . i " i-....llVcdls.
..-rj;. -.YaU. Selling,
First National Bank, .1.,. 100' -105
Wilmington Building Stock,..'..'...,..- 48 -r 68
Jiecnanics- . , 40 ? 65
5, 100 --.no
N. C, ndB-OldExJouponj.ifc.;. i -
? 1 . Do. .1 Funding 186.iji4...s...S5 t
:N - -'18i8,K;-..-.4
rw W n n.iiM.j . . , . . u ...
WllmlngtoiiCit ' Bonde, f fle..; .T4 .fv..r.x'.
' ' - :--i-4 :new 6 c....M(QoldIjrU
mow xinuuYer vuiui nnsi UV years),- .-4.-" r -
;!' ftC(U01d lnt.).....J...;70 W
jtew iianover ijouniy sonos (0 years) ft vt t
. fc (Gold 1st.); .tv.i. ...i., .-A8iU'-i-Vv A
oad Stock . (Par 100) 68 - ' '
i R. ( lOO). - JV'
ad v 60L w4 -.
v a w v r 4wa w
North Carolina
WlL.G8ALkhtCQ.
Ti rimer::? rTuiLr.t:ij - c'ntNtw
"LiiY is convicts ia si aJ r rv liiU
and is in char.-s cf rue of t - r- 1 1 id worunea
M tieEre. Alll ada of t--uigxflcuted Beatl.'-J
West India uargpes, according
to quality, flM ft
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.'
PRINTING P'BPfPING.
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WILLIAM
H. BERNARD,
PROPBIETOIt,
-WILMINGTON. -N.
XV
THE ONL Y ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
STATE HA VINO ALL THESE
FACILITIES COMBINED.
TBE BEST ASSORTMENT OF
TYPE, PAPERS,
" ' i : '
' -t- -v. ,.' . - , -, j' .
Cards and Inks.
S
W0EKHE1T
IN
Every Department.
d.
N O T T
LOWEST PRICES,
BUT AS
LOVV PRICES
1 '
ANT OTHE ESTABLISHMENT.:
FOSTHX ' ;
i.
BEST QOALITT OF WOBK.
Printing, Ruling
AND
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, -
Promptly, i
Impf 6ved -laclimeiTr
-.Tfe aura enabled fill orders! witla '- -
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rSlTR BOOKS ARB CLOSED FROMIHIS DAStE,
Oar accpants arejftU aiadeont, and we. rhetcfore re
quest all oar customer to oome forward and settle.
;-r j:"
":
Preparatory to taking stock we will sell oar entire
stock of PALL JyrDSjGlS f
AT COST FOR CASH.
ilT V
43 llarket street ,;
Jan 1-tf
WE ABE QONFIDENT -
rpHAT WE HAVE IN STORE THE FINEST
j . . . stock of
. Old Wlnei a(id Brandies,
Choice tld Sye and Boorbon .Whiskies, Superior
: 01dPort,-.Sherry and X deria Wines, Real ' '
-r'! - I t
Old Banta Crua and Jamaica Rum,- .
'''' . -
Holland Gin, Scotch Whiskey', ' - ' ? - - ' '
; ', Peach and" Apple Brandy,
Santerno, Claret and Rhine Wines,
C H A M P A O BT E S,
: (oarts, Pints and Half Pints), . , ., ,
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALES AND PORTER,
.V; ".; .-. f . .. t ''.''-I' .-'if
Angostora, Boker's and other Bitters,
Ever Offered . In Wllmla
fiTton.
CHAS. D.lMYEris" & Co!, v
T North Front street'
dec lS4f
A GREAT OFFER.
- jm.
ONLY $3 FOR $11 'IN VALUE I OR, FOR $4,
$18 IN VALUE. OR, FOR $5, $2o tN VALTJE I
rpHE BEAUTIFUL AND ARTISTIC CHROMO,
"Isn't She Pretty.'.' highly
and varnished. Size 18x17 (after
retail prioe, $8, win be sent by n
;y'.'
Size 18x17 (after Lillie H. Spencer,)
rill be sent by mail, securely done
t free, as a premium to every $3 yearly sub
to DEFORESTS MONTHLY, acknowledged
the meet beantifal and nsefal Parlor Magazine in
America. "Isn't She Pretty !" Is a beantifal chromo
and splendid narlor nictare. and a valuable work ef
art, worth more than doable the cost of subscription
and together with Demorest's nonthly affords an
opportunity for the investment of $3 such as may
never occur again; or in place of "Isn't She Pretty,"
for ai additional. Hiawatha1 1 Woolnr (after Je
rome Thompson,) size, 15x25, price $15, will be sent
Dost-free: or both Chromo and. Demorest's Month.
Iy for one year, for-$5. "Hiawatha's Wooing" is
an equally splendid Work of art, a large and besotl
f nl Chromo. and worth four times the price charged
Husbands, fathers, brothers and Lovers, do not fail
to subscribe for DEMOREST'S MAGAZINE and
present it, with a beantifal Chromo. It will make
eyes sparkle with delight and satisfaction, and prove
a monthly reminder of your good taste and kind
reeling. Address. W. Jennines Demorest, 838 Broad
way, New York. Copies of the latest numbers of
the magazine, xi cents each, post-iree. -novM-tf
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SUNDRIES!
C. RICE IN TIERCES AND BARRELS;
QOFFEES-RIO, LAOUAYRA AND JAVA;
gUGARS ALL GRADES ;
pLOUR-SUPER.: TO EXTRA FAMILY;
Italsins, Candles, Fir Cracker,
IN LOTS TO surr.
ADRIAN '& VOLLERS'.
For sale at
deel-tf i
EeceivedbyTo-day'sSteamer
2g BBLS RED APPLES, 10 BBLS ONIONS ;
2g BOXES BELL SCHNAPPS, 25 Bbls Crackers,
4 Kegs Batter, 25 Cases Brandy Peaches Quarts
AJ and Pints, ' .--. .
JO Cases Lobsters, 5 Gross Assorted Decanters,"
25 Dozen Brooms, all sizes of Paper Bags, etc.;
f f v Which offer Jow to the trade. : .'.
decmf HOTTENDORF & HA8HAGEN.
Ol.Cl&iidlonBar.
X HIS OLD AND WXTX KNOWN PLACE. NEAR
the foot of Market street, south side, has been refit
ted and recently opened by the undersigned, and he.
invites ms oia menas to cau on mm, At all times
were can ne obtained tne best of 4
Liqu
either by the
s, wuies, 6cc
or In larger qoanfities.
His Res tan rant ia always supplied with the best
OYSTERS the market affords, which will be served
In any style desired. ,. . . . ,c . -L
MEALS furnished at all hoora. - t .r I
Est" Don't tajl to call en . ' i-: ''
, BOB SCARBOROUGH, ,
At the Old Clarendon Bar.
novl3-tf vf .:4U 'Ah
BAPTIST FEMALE SEMINARY
"lJ, . Hoboootv A,!;.M.'," Principal ; 'Bevl ' "Al TF
m aedd, A. M., Associate Prineipal; P. A Bohl
xank, Professor of Music. t : . . . - . t
- The eprtngjesston will open on the iTth of Febrn
ry,iifni.-.Tnetniidlng, having 1
gpacious, commodious and handsoi
been enlarged, is
me.
- rThe Literary Department Is provided with a select
Library, a targe collection of Geological Specimens
and fine Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus,
. The Music Department Is previded. with, a iarge
number of good Pianos, two Organa and a Harp. ,
' -The lady teachers employed are all first class.
Boarding pupils are required to wear uniform dress.
Board and English tuition $100. per session of five
montns. 1 a j.,
deeSl-DlwW7t T , - -
Corner
c'MARKET;
iCStRKKTS!
TL ' 1 And other PIANOS ef tioud make:
nunAn. j w hic KXHew xora prases. Ir-
r uo ci-eoQiy v . " ' ' ' ,
4. M -"at jT" '
Camden OburiialJ
PUBLISHED EVERY- THURSDAY' AT; $S to
fw annam. &aven?sing rates uoenu..
Of
Ormk.
h V It-: JOHN B3RSHAW Prop
TTTEDIJING CARDS "AND " VISITING XARH3
"i..i'xltedta.tbiBiOste'sts'Tie:t w j
. - , --- . V1 ' -- Wl H. L2PvNAFJDS j.'A
miemwwzxm 'i
fllUIHGIOEMlOIIEiABOLIHA
o i; --fprrr:' r -t; rrr; i-ji iuix
Insiixaiice Company!
? ' -f OFFICERS : f
A. J. USKUSBlii ,......... j-resiucui.
JOHN W. ATKINSON. ; i . . . . .. , . ;,.Ylce President.
F. H. CAMERON.'. ...... secretary.
Da. B. A. ANDEKJWW..;. ..Medical jwrector.
, DIRECTORS: ; .. . '
i. X W. Atkinson, General Insurance Agent Tj.
L B. Grainger, president 01 ue nans. 01 new nan-.
over. , ; - '' ' .i'j-
F W..Eerchner, iiroeer and unnmission. mop.-
cnant. - -
4 O. M. Stodman, of Wright Stedmaa. . v-j .
T. H. McKoy, of W. A. Whitehead A Co., Fay-
ettevilla- .. - - -i v ; '
i"R. H. Cowan. Preaident.. - . . ' cv ' .,. '
" H. B. Eilers, Vommlsaion Merchant , ' ; -!
A A. Wlllard, ol Wlllard BroUiers. : . c ? 5, n
t W. A, Camming, of wortnrop s uammmg. .
v. W. wuiiaxos, or w imams st, saarcniaoiu
i EM Murray 01 E. Murray & Cor . j-
Robert Hanninff. of Dawson. Teel A Hennme. v
Alex. Sprunt, British Vice Consul,, of Sprout A
I. MnmliT; Attnrner at L. t - :v O rJ'
J. D. Wams, of. J, D. WOllama A Ca, rayete-
Tille.
Jan. C. McRae. Attorney at Law; Faretteyule.
L B. Kelly, Merchant, Kenansvllle. , ' .
J. T. Pope, Merchant, Lamherton. , .
$PECI AlT FEATURES AND ADVAN
; r-X ,;: 1': TAGES. . i
' $. No extra charge on the lives of Females. ' -
jl Policies ineonteatable after live years.-
- a The Sates at Interest on the Funds of (he Com-"
Ttanv hicber than those on the Funds of Companle
located In in other States thwe msuring larger Dirt-
dends te rouey-u9iaers. - j, - v j
. 5. The Directors and Officers of the Company are
Trorafnent HVKLH uakollnuu, wno are
KNOWN to be men of INTEGRITY and WORTH.
i &. The Company is established on a solid and per-.
manent oasis, .steps navmg oeen uKesxto inovaae.
TOE CAPITAL, STOCK. TO $500,000..
V i1. ALL TBS FUNDS OF THE COMPANY ARE
INVESTED IN THIS STATE AND CIRCULATED
AMONG OUR OWN PEOPLE. This fact should
itAM .A the a"mnefcw ahAVA alii smkaV f "KTrth
Carolinians. It ia well known that, hundreds of
Jjiionsands of dollars in Life Premiums are annually;
sent Morta to enncn Piortnern capuaosns, mas oont
tmaaUy draining oar people oi immense . amounts
which should be kept at home. On this ground the
friends ox tnis company connaenuy appeal to every
son of tbe Old North State and asa weir support ror
this
JHOSIE INSTlTIJTlOrf, .J. J
which, while it offers substantially all the advan
tages or nortnern uompaniea, neips to ooiia up
HOME TNTRRKSTS. ..v!.m. : - t V i
AGENTS WANTED In every county In the States
, . v " r . JAMES D. BROOKS,
Gen'l Supervising Agent, Raleigh, N. C.
' - . " - .
THOMAS GRiEME, Agent at Wihnmgton. ' .,
; , Inaiice Rooms:
$3T,O0O,O00 FIBE INSURANCE AJP-i
TTAIV nEPBESENTED AFTEB-t
i. MAYING BOSTON BOSSES,
Oneen Insurance Ca. of Liverpool and- "'
London, Capital. . . . .... .... . . .. $10,000,000
North British and Mercantile Insurance ' .'
Company, Capital lO.OOOXX)
Hartford In surance Ckmrpanr; Capital . . . 8,500,000
national Fire insoranee .. Jompany, or
Hartford. Capital. ..... . . 800,000
Continental Insurance Company, ef New - ' "
York, Capital ........ SOO,000
Phoenix Insurance Company, of Brooklyn. '
Capital.... .......... ....... ?. 1JW0JO0O
Viremia Home Insurance Company, of
Richmond, Capital. ;. . , .. . ............. 600,000
' MARINE The old Mercantile' Mutaal of New
York. ,- , n-. . . t
LIFE The Connecticat Mutual of Hartford. t
. " i ; i , ATKINSON A MANNING, '
. nov 82-tf ''" . General AgentaW .
ENCOURAGE V., !
UOITXE INSTTT17TIONS.
;V- ;f: Security aaiiirt'Rre. i
' THE NOKTH CAROLINA
HOME IXSUUAVCE COMPANY,
;V,; .RALEIGH, rN..C.:-
. This Company continues to write Policies.' at fair
rates, on all classes of Insurable property. - l
. All losses are promptly adjusted and paid.. The?
appeals, with confidence, to insurers of property in
North Carolina. - - - .
. 4 - ty Agents tn all parts of the State.Xsl ! '
R. H. BATTLE, Jr., President-; ..:J(. a. , ;
C.B. ROOT, Vice President
BEATON GALES. Secretaryri-1 "'
- ATKINSON A MANNING, Aewrrs,
an Uf- a . v - Wilmlngtoa, N.C j
A. Greenwald &. Co., i
n:; ' rs 'TXLt aVCCCESSORS TO 'f Av : ;
' r vGREKNWAZn :i
!!.!.,. t-? "ft er"-; . i ; '
N O . ; i'i MA 11 K ET STREET,
; wHOxnixa smaxocas zT a ! '
WnisXTP BHATTDIES, QlirS, -
fitunv Sears, TotaecrA' &d.
.-ii
T. O BunUn-,
ONLY SALESMAN POR THE HOUSE.
GaideiiiSeedl Gard Seed 1
'TUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER- A' LARGE
tl and well selected stock of r-i : . t ssr j
LAAjDIIETII'S AND BtJIST'S -; :
garden, jteld Alsb flower sbzdsV onioi
. . . Jt :?RTTS, PEAS, BEANS, Aa Ac, ,. ,
. Sold wholesale and retafl by
, '., j.
RV McTLHENNY,
. Druggist and Chemist
'. ?B. Country merchants sold at small advance
oneost ' 4 deolo-tf ,
WOOD, .TABER & MORSE,
MANUFACTURERS OF ,
ISTEA1I ENQINXS, i
FrtaslstaClBisiry
V auad ArrlenltrL
Hundreds la nse ta ".prmt3n
Rooms, ShpPN MillssMines,
and on Farms and Planta
tions for Gram Threshing.
Food Cooking, for Stock,
Cotton Ginning, Sawing, etc. ' Circulars sent on -.
yuusuuu. , vpew ueseioigmes can ee aesa at taia
office.
oct 1-DAWtf
Fisheries
' v-
HHIB.UTrEMNTE3xi AEilsXinm.r'
-A supplvflret Qliaiitv Seines, Gill Nets, at abort
notice. Also; Corks, Leads, Seine and 3Set Ropes;
snade properly. - Hare sold for a quartet of century
the leading? FlstierJea ef Albemarle - Bound nri tuo
h reference to-same, as to the crnality of our fabrics.' i
; . :t s - AMERICAN Ni.r A TWINE CO., i
" aecDlmW2m . , .Boston, lta8,.i
A JTLPTB AMI BUXJVT ASSORTMENT OF
'Nev? Ralsfae, fTps,t NufPrt neseTileaflftporta
and Domestic Ckars. IOqc Meat, t . . . . -i.
(Jencral-BiipHb ? OiBce:
Maa.iuaiuur,f ,i;uiLZiIXIA fc At;
1
lttsTAiu i coArrTj;-' '
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aofScltcdie;;
rnnE FOTXowmawmTittTin'wrTT
A effect at 835 A, M., Monday, f 7thmst: -
HAY EJLPttESS XBAXIC, D41x0 ,
Leave wnmugton.....v.;.W;;;,i LsAS A. M
. . I . m
A. M
Amvi
at Columbia. 5.1 . . . C'h:
:0 P. .
Arriv
AMva .At a. A HMiata .
J"..i ..ii ; 7:4S P. V
Leave Augusta.
Leave AagMta. v.Tr ..., 6:85 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia...;,...'. ..'.....V. T ll:85 A M
Arrive at Florence . . . . . .. . - 4:1s p' v'-
Axrive at Wilmtogtw.j..:..n.v:..x 10:25 p. j
Mffht Exprc Train Dally (Sun
idays Excepted.) t
iIsWWDnifiigtOBuV.ttvw'.;, 6:i5 P. v
Arrive at Florence.. Hasp v
Arrive at Colmnhla....'. .,. . liao-A. v"
Arrive at Augusta..; f:ao A. M
Leave AngusU....ri,..v.-....;,, . 6:50 P. m'
Arrive at Columbia., .i... ........ io:80 P M
Arrive at Florenee.:1 t.wJ. ..I t:l V'fi!
Arrive at Wilmington'.;.. . ...... . 8rtW A M .
I -. JAMES ANDERSON. -
Genl Bnp't
and nuTiicnFonD n. ni
Pfncn Chit Biorani jan Grx!. Sut't.. i
i WnjaxoToai, N. C,' June 86, 187S. (
s
f
Change of Schedule.
TTNTTL FURTHER NOTTCR, THE REGULAR
VJ Trains will run over this Road u follows :
UEG1JX AIT FuEIGHT TH AIN. i
Leavs Wilmington dally at 0 A, M. and arrive at ,
5:80P..M. ;.;. -XZ:l ' ' ' A '
TASSEIf GEBv A EXPRESS PREIGnT
TKAtlVS.
LMveWOmmgton dafly at TA. M. and arrive ot
$0 P. M.- '.', 1 '
Leave LDesvUle daily at 6:13 A. M. and arrive at '
4:15-P. M. -". t-.y. -,r
far Two Special Freight Trains for TON LUM
BER ran irrespectively -1 . .-a
. tar No Train will leave on Sundsys.
''i,.;;. 8. L. FREMONT,
jane 28-tf j. i -j, . 't. Chief Engineer and Sup't. .
Wilmington-: & Weldon -
:,:.TLviLKii3)iv,co;
iChange blvchediile.
1 j- , n i' Omti Girrti Bctpubtmbs-nt, l .
; 'L.J' " WUmlngtqn, N. C, Bone 8th, 1872. f ;
KJ venver trains on the Wilmington and Weldon 1
nu 1UJ4 mm iwvwi .
Leave Union Depot daHy CBundaysjx.V. V
.. .. 1 w .;, ,1 a( .-silo A. II.
Arrive at Goldsboro.
12:11 r. ii.
8:11 P. M.
J 'vV; occt jaounwvii .......... .
" . ' Weldon ..",...
Leave Weldon daily (Sundays except-'
Weldon ...... ' 80 P. M.
"al. ..... 'w.vu. .. At-f 9:15 A M.
AnWet Rockr Mount... ...t,,...,, -11:07 A. M.
U- -.1 Geldst)Oio;...i.'... i.K.?..., 1:1 P. M.
Union Depot. f 60 P. M.
; v .., EXPRESS TR.ATN. .
Leave Union Depot daRy.t::;.: jll 10:40 P. M.
Arrive at Goldsboro.. ...'..i.v..i..;.r K A M.
' Rocky Mount,... " 4:56 A M.
Weldon.. ,-,jfr,..U J?! A M.
Leave Weldon,. dally,. -.,.M. ... ,,, Ttt P. M.
Arrive at Rocky Mount. iT. . . : : 8-68 P. M
f .r Goldabofo...-...wU,;i.,;10:58P. K.
' i' , Union Depot,., 8:10 A M.
Theinafl train makes close connection at Weldon
for all points North via Bay Line aud.Acqula Creek
WBetSi-;tf. i-ji;4;.O.i. .,rt --'J'f "5,v'':
Express Train connects only "with Acquis Creek
route. Pnllmsut Palmee Sleeping Cars
n this TrsUn.r . --- ... - '
.- ; .., .... .. . ;: ; .,., s, y, f. .
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave WDmlnirton tri
weekly at X) A M., and arrive at 1:40 P. M.
EXPRESS -FREIGHT . TRAINS will leave Wil
mington daily (Sundays exceptedl at 5 P. M- and
arrive at 1,A. M?' - - -
JOHN P. DIVINE.-
General Superintendent
f STKrVMSHIF LINES, i
PBUXAJIBLPIIIA. AND JBO CTHEBN
1 " "
IlailS Btetimoliip
GOMPOSED.XEr FTRSTSASS STEAM
FfOlCBER, 8U TONS,' t '' V. ' -: .
;' TON AWAND A; 150 TONS,
.Wm hereafter sail from nadelphla and Wihnlng-
- . - :-' .-j ;-'' , y f - J . '
EVERT riTDNlESDAY BfORNING.
'. iv.-f wkj w -; -z- ''
Tot freight BfMDieiitaV apply to y r , -
H-wi L'jAlfM'eral A Soata Third.
street. Phfladelphia. June Uf
BAI.TUIORR ANRj.WIaMtlNGTON
ifiteaiiisMp
COMPOSED OF .THE JTE3X CLASS , STEAM
SHIPS...,,., , , ,:v- - ..... .... . .
.- '-ci-W f -- '
IV jr. FOLEY, Capt.P. JA Price, V
; rimmVVlMtfJB, CapU.I. 8,-Rennett,
REBECCA CLTREv Cmpti Bv Oi ChUds,
''-'-' ' JWni HtRKAFTEB sA;'
TEBT.TUESIAYtV FRIDAY,
:('r:"-fr'iArb' TO''WiillGT6i',
;Ev-,Wediayi,W Saturday,
f jcONNECTING At -WILMtNGTdN t .
Vlth'the WUmingtsn.. Columbia and Augusts,
nmt. .- . Xxr.iAn : nA tlw .Wfrtnlneton,
Charlotu and Ratherf ord Railroads; also the several
Te ail points In North and ionth Carolina, G1.
and Alabama: connecting at Baltimore with the iBaJ-
. tlmore and Ohio and theNortbern Central Railrostw,
for all points to the West and Northwest d vltn
steamers and Railroads for Boston, New York ana
Philadelphia. . : :'
. t- For .freight engagements, spply to,;. . .,,
JVj A.lCAAinC,-
r f- -? Mf!? "t l Agent? Wilmington, N. C .
AiMfMwa A "C3oS Ag&W, BaWnwre.' -: v
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