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"the.: ftriyrr -! .r " , CO . ...... . by; telegbaph: t srNDAT'S TELCGaAMI. Th Cotton-Tax Refunding; IIIH The ' 0ornDLftfct Contsst4 Election nepsrt of tbe- Committee Arkn V, S. Senator. . " : :. ;.' -.,i,.... ..vWjushixgtox, Jan. 19v . Nearly all the members of Congress pres ent in Washington from the cotton States, at a conference last evening, agreed on a new bill to refund the xtton : tax, which ' they will press in Congress this session in stead of the bill hitherto introduced by McKee, of Mississippi." The provisions of the latter ere .materially changed so as to carefully look after the interests of the plant ers and freedmen in securing to them abso lutely the return of cotton tax that they have paid. - , . , ' The.report of the Committee on Elections , In the case of Christopher C. Bowen, con testing the teat, of Robert C. DeLarge, from the Second Congressional District of South' Carolina, says the Committee find upon the ' whole evidence that DeLarge did not re ceive a majority of the votes legally cast and is not entitled to the seat. This case came before the Committee to be heard at the De cember session of 1871 and 1872. .DeLarge then applied for a . postponement and for leave to take further testimony on the ground that the counsel employed by him to pre pare his case and take testimony in his be half had possess ion of jtlm evidence and re-; - fused to surrender the same to be used be- fnr ihn f:nmm and further, that said counsel had been tampered with and bribed . j by Bowen to act for him. The Committee found both these allegations to be proved. 8ome,of the Committee are of opinion that this proceeding, which would furnish ground for the expulsion of the contestant if he were a member, would Justify a refusal to permit him to proceed with the contest or to award him the seat An opportunity . to take further testimony was granted. to aaid member and for that purpose the case was postponed to the present session of Con gress. An examination oi an me testimony ? and the statements, on both sides, show that the frauds and irregularities in the conduct of the election were so great that it is impos sible to determine which had the majority of the ballots cast, and for this reason the ', seat should be declared vacant It further appears that on the 10th of Oc tober, 1870, on the same day when he claims to have been elected to the House of Rep resentatives, the contestant was chosen a mmliipnf thn IToiim tit Rpnrpfwntftli thh of South Carolina for a' period . Of ' two years, and on the 1st of November took bis seat as a member of said House. It further appears '' that in 1872 Bowen was elected Sheriff of Charleston for a term of four years, and in November last took the oath of office and entered upon the duties oi the same, wnicn office he; now holds. r r - These offices are In Iheir nature Incom patible with the office. of member of this House and are expressly declared to be so . by the Constitution of South Carolina. Some of the Committee are of opinion that .the acceptance of thjs office by Bowen dis qualifies him from the further prosecution of a claim to a seat therein, if he should be found to have been duly elected. While the Committee are unanimous in finding these facts, they are not unanimous in hold ing that either one of the reasons aforesaid is sufficient of itself to disqualify the con testant, bnt they, are unanimously or tne : opinion,-on ib whole case, that Bowen " Is not entitled to the seat, and therefore re commend the adoption of a resolution that ' neither DeLarge nor Bowen is entitled to tiMieatfi;., . .-, r: ; , Little Rock, Jan. 20. w 8. W. Dorsey has been elected U. 8. Sen ' ator to succeed Rice. The Democrats voted for Dorsey, who had pledged himself in be half of reform measures. IVOON REPORTS. WAamifGToif. Conxreeslonal. "WAsnrsGTOS, Jan. 20. SENATE. No important business trans acted, i HOUSE. The tax ' bill foreshadowed last night, was introduced by Pierce, of Miss., this morning, and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means. . A bill was introduced removing Col. Thos. Hardeman's political disabilities. The drama of " Jesuits in America," an nounced last night at the Stadt theatre. New York, was diamissedrat the request of the redemptarest fathers. . J SjKiPlkci Testate nets three millions .. . dollars jmd the bulk.ot it goes to bis wife and ihreexlaQghteran i a i Eight JiqKr. telle were arrested in Brooynia;r - t i-ettet fronTHafana sayaseyn hun . dred coolies hid arrived there, Talued at r It i : . -rttl i a ITavana that a large ex- Iscliti 1 1 f the friends of the Cuban revo utiocisi , " :.tl arms and ammunition, had lar ' If .;jy;ar Ouaatanamo. f" - "l 'ox In Boston and vicinity is crea tir 5 . . - prehensions. -. Three thousand acs alQ rt i-urted and jnor& deaths than Ijron Kir ctLer jdlseascs.?, Th victjms are . bnried 4 cicht 1 -' -1;.- ""- ' -f . J Tetnational ItuiuAml Exposition society, with hvittf 0( briDPiog the merits of their city before the'world. The capital stock is ,fiie4 at IMMO.ttKU. -.tjV: ' .(F.i. M(yABmNGTONrf Jan. 20.'' f ( r' SKNATE.Weridcn Phillips and Others . j petitioned for prohibitory iquor law. f , "The Judiciary Committee reported fld - tersely on the bill for. the relief of Boston sufferers; also '.adversely to several bills amendatory of the bankrupt bill; also re ptporteo) new bapknrpt bilU ,, - "The biirfixing the time for ?the meeting i v46f the "Supreme Court passed and goes to h PretrideiftP 'Adjourned. - c' i v The Wll; as .Abore amended, was tntro- ' duced this moroinjr l)y Mr. Pierce, of Mls- .Xstesiptf; wl referred 16 the Committee on. "i Ways and Means. : i large number td bills were ' introduce in electing another to organize the Indian Territory of Oklahoma, And one that po person shall be promoted in the . army who if addicted to the intemperate use oniquoror-drugi' ' - " i sv On motion of Negley, ol PennBylvanla, It was ordered that on the 13th of February' .. tlue Committee on Commerce shall . be 'au-4 . , Uiorized to report a bill of bills relating to "iues of internal water communication. ; . . . ,L-1 Yung, of Georgia, introduced and ' the House passeduner suspension of rules, n bilU Ivljat.is xytteA-census takers of the cenus pf. 1800, resjdine in the South- . crn States, iiose p47MenJt:w.a4 jwidhl)el4 on' . account oi iu? war, or. ou account pi tueu Ohio, -from Ilia Judiciary T!i-,d-.JiUl-4leflalng' the meantag.itL avct ot 6th ndlrt!i8 bankmpt act, to - .3 ur-r lt the r tru ' June, 1 -- '. : i ' " v-rl -us Ptatcv uovJ 3 a sub- ; -TJcorge JTtancis Tiauy lefusing ttf give teriy rmakia attar Toxab- ; -. Clx)iiiJmerx;biuita'liiTfl formed an In- ...3 iox l-J t. tanx;; j upt law entirely; carried, yea 129, nays CO, I . -So under a. nusiinainn of the ruins, the bill . '. - AqjOUma.; ; ?y i-:v'- - i-- i. KtacszxAjrcoca. .'-The statement that ; the Senate had- con- firmed the nomination of Judge Hum- fiurles as U. 8. District Judge of Alabama , n place of: Basteed, resigned, is not true. The Senate has taken no action in the mat ter and will probably ' take none until in formed whether or not the resignations of Judge Humphries' and Busteed are condi tlonaL. ' ' '.""'. .. .... ' : . Mrs. Mary B. " "Walker," widow of the late Robt .J. Walker died yesterday morning at her residence on Capitol Hill. Deceased was a grand-daughter of the late Alexander James Dallas and great grand-daughter of Benjamin Franklin. The hearing before the Ways and Means Committee of the Committee on ; Cotton tax baa been postponed. . "- -y- v- The Hou&, on Saturdayrby unanimous consent, ordered the printing of the argu ment of Col. B. W. Frobel in favor of the Atlantic and Great Western Canal. ; . In the House to-cfav-reo.NeKlev of Pennsylvania, moved to suspend the rules for the purpose of taking up the canal Bills and making them , the. special, order for February lath, exclusive of all other busi ness. Gen, .Garfield opposed the motion. Gen. Negley, Judge Shellabarger and others sustained it warmly. The motion was adopted by a vote of 14G ayes to 30 nays. -:. The vote is regarded as highly satisfac tory by the friends of these enterprises. , The bill for the refunding of the cotton tax, agreed upon by the . members of the House from the cotton growing States, in their meeting on jSaturday last,: amends the bill now pVnding before the Ways and Means Committee, by declaring in the first section that the restitution of the tax shall be made to the party who actually paid the tax, whether paid by himself, his agent," at torney or factor, and adding to the 4th sec tion a proviko. that tall: entries, receipts or other efficient testimony shall enure solely to the benefit of the producer, unless it shall affirmatively appear that some other party paid said tax and has not been repaid the same. ., THE INDIAN TnOUBL.ES. A Severe Battle with the Hlo4ee Indl ' ant-The V. si Troopo lee'40 Itllled. and Vfonnde and Retreat to Their Camp!- : Sax Frak Cisco, Jan. 20. A dispatch from Yrecke states that a mes sage' bad just arrived at that place from the headquarters of Gen. Wheaton, command ing the troops in the action against the Mo-' doc Indians. A severe battle was fought on Friday by the troops under command of Gen. Wheaton, consisting of 250 regulars, two companies of Oregon . volunteers and 25 riflemen of California, under command of Capt.Faircbild, making altogether about 400 men. The battle took place near the Eastern shore of Tule lake. Uapt liernard, on Thursday, went around the north end of the lake to the east side and to the east of Capt. Jack's position. He was to advance against Capt Jack . from the east and Gen. Wheaton from the southwest, the forces of the latter to be under cover of the fire of the howitzer. On Thursday night such a dense fog enveloped the country that they could not see forty yards. The two forces were about twelve miles apart, though to communicate with each other it was necessary to go a much greater dist ance. Friday morning Capt Bernard opened battle against Capt Jack, who bad about 200 warriors concealed among the rocks alonix a Hue of two miles in length. 'Wheaton heard firing and had no'alter native but to go to the aid of Capt Bernard. Without the tire of the howitzers the, troops fought an unseen foe from 8 o'clock in the morning to dark under a terrific fire, du ring which scarcely one Indian was seen. The loss to the troops was forty killed and wounded. The loss to the Modocs is un known. Thc-iroops were finally obliged to retreat to their camps. Bernards forces bore the brunt of the battle and suffered terribly. i All toe cavalry loucrht on loot. Among the killed are Frank Trimble and G. R. Brown, of Oregon. G. W. Roberts was mortally wounded; Capt Perry,. of the regulars, was seriously and Jjieut. Kyle slightly wounded. ; rue movement is called a forced recon- noissance of Cant. Jack's position. The leaders say they think about 1,000 men will' be required to dislodge him from the lava beds. The troops will only try to prevent the Modocs from raiding on the settlement, and will wait for rein forccmepts. ELECTRIC SPARKS. A dispactb from1 New York says the Stockport bridge on the Hudson river road was repaired at 6 o clock yesterday morn ing, since which' a thousand loaded cars, including 2 13 loaded with live stock, have passed over it . ' ; . ' The Boston Board of Health urges the necessity, of ' vaccination and requests prompt Information of iew cases and the co-operation ox citizens generally in carry- ins: out proper sanitary measures for the extinction of the small pox. ' ' : -Gen. Lee's birth-day was celebrated at Savannah with great eclat The military paraded in uniform and Gen. .Wade Hamp ton delived the address. The day was ob served as a general holiday. ' A dispatch from Montgomery says one of the Republican Senators is dead. The lock continues. DOMESTIC HIABKETS. , .. ,.. . . New Vork, Jan. 20 Noon. Stocks dull. Gold firm at 1121. Money firm ' at '7 per cent premium.' Sterlinji Ex- cbanee-rlonc stout 1094; short 1104. Got- ernment uyuys firm anu quiet. dull, but steady: ' ' . 1 1 1 O . . . State bonds Cotton quiet, with vsales of J)T$ bales Uplands 2(J cents; Orteans2U cents Flour firm. - Wheat oiitet and firm. Corn quiet Pork dull-mess Z 75.- Lard ouiel-YVest- era steam cents asked. Spirits Turpen tine quiet at m$M cents, liosin steatly t 3.5 . lor Strained'. Freight ;qujet.: Nkw YoRKi JanT. 15 Evening. , Money cioseu nrnier at I ner cent, cutr rency to cold. " Sterling' Exchange stsong at tODMlOD,. t Gold $U34113f . Govern ments dull, but firm. States very dull and nominal.- t r' ST i r i ; Qmwfroiat. 1 Cotton weak, with sales of 1,544 bales Uplands 204 cents; Orleans 20icents; net receipts to-day 10,073 boles; i gross 5,700 bales. . Flour in fair demand nnd ste&dv. Whiskey steady at 93 cents 'Wheat strong and activer atl2 cents advance Winter scarce and 23 ;i cents - higher; market. closed strong. Corn active and a? shade firmer. " Itice quiet nj 84S84 cents.- Pork unchanged. Lard quiet and -vveak at 8 cents.-, ,Javal Stores and ;taJlow quiet. Freights iictlver; : . V ' The sales to-day ot cotton for future de livery amounted to 9,400 : bhleS ,as follows Januaryi9 7-1619,cents;Febroarvl99-15 lOiwnts; Marcb Id 13-1619, 15-10 cents; : COTf OK KXARRBTSV ' 1 MmpbJs' firrnert Charleston; .jlull easyt orfolki ljita; Baltimore. CTiict: Bot jVnrU .rOi'U ifclU.CenUiJLay..i2Ui20 , rome tnompson,, ?.x35, Price wlil be sent 7S,ts '- ? ' ' --i-fost -freeiorboUiCbromos ana.Demorest'a J4onth- . . ... . - , - i i id enmuiv ruiciiuu tviil vt mrx. m. ion quietf OnlveUon C -i Ard heavy; fier. k l)rlAnn i-oJn. t I7i A nrrrtsta. i Jeeac. Afldress. W. vrr:..r '.8 -vr.4. rrf.":j- . Sew York uui. 4jv u ..lie MOlOZi t:u IHHt --i tv.'Jf -.-e js FOUUIUN SlAltKETS. Lqndo J an. 20-. oon. fires B9f.v "Erie 48'- s w .? , Tallow ils.. PASts, Jan. 80 Noon; t. - Rente 541 2Z& y1 ; l i'V'l; Cotton opened quiet Uplands 9id. ; Or leans 10&gd.- -.; ; i..y tT''' :rn..fii.ATER Cotton dull and unchanged. Sales 10,000 bales; for speculation and export,l,000 bales." ' BreadstuHs quiet : Ij h t f rVf Spirits Turpentine 46s. ; Y r -s : Londok, Jan. 21 Evening. T k Cotton irregular. --The sales include 4,000 bales of American." - - ' - : -'- " -. Spirits Turpentine 4CS. y " - ' Spirits Turpentine. 'lZo Sentinel last night. ' : In the last two weeks ' some 30 colored laborers have left Wake county ' for South Carolina. ' 7 r :.r : ; - - rj j- v rpg- Danbury Reporter records the death of Miss Ursala Riddle, a very old and intelligent lady.- - - - ' ' '. - Bainard, the convicted murder er, has never been heard from Bince his es cape in female apparel from the jail last October j,-, ii Jl4 f! - Dr. George Graham, son of the Governor, says the Charlotte Obtreer re turns from Atlanta, where he has lately re sided jto live ip Raleigh, 1 uf-A" The Norfolk Journal learns that the postofflce at Plymouth, N. C, was bur glariously entered on last Wednesday night arid-robbed of $000 or fl.OOO: A negro man living some 10 miles east of Raleigh, had his left v hand badly shattered by the accidental explosion of a gun which he was handling. Judge Watts has .sentenced Simpson Mordecai-and -Thomas Griffice, tne nignway robbers ; concerned m the Hicks outrage in Wake, to be banged on the 28th of February. --'a.iiB iaieign ieicregrew to an nounce the death of C. F. Johns. Esu. a well-known and esteemed citizen of Wake county, which -occurred - Saturday at his rcsldenceabtm j miles ? southeast of Raleigh. Bayleas Henderson, the mur derer of Capt J. S. Jarrett asserts in a ju bilant manner, that he will not be present on the day appointed for his execution, so the Asheville Citizen learns from a friend just from the West. - The Era has intelligence that the Northwestern road is already finished and the cars running from Greensboro to Kerncrsville in Jforsythe county. With good weather the cars will run to Salem in about six weeks, . ., John Manning and a netrro. named Wright Cameron, have been com mitted to jail in Greenville on the charge of highway robbery, and assault with intent to kill Michael Toomer, near Marlboro, a lew weeks ago,, says the uoldsboro Mesen- gtr. The January number of the Ma- tonic Monitor contains the proceedings of the urand .Lodge 01 .North Carolina, and also the Grand Masters Address. Lodges and individuals can be supplied with extra copies for distribution among the Craft; at tne price 01 ten copies for l; single copies to: eents.. - v , t . 'The Me$enaer publishes the fol lowing Fist of officers iu5t installed at the regular meeting of Ratlin Lodge (Goldsboro) Knights of Pythias: I. F. Dortch, Past Chancellor; J. A. Bonitz, Chancellor Com mander; A. C. Davis, Prelate; J. J. Robin son, Muster of Exchequer; Henry Weil, Master of Finance; Jas. H! Smith, Keeper of R. & S. ; Ed. Griswold. Master at Arms: Wm. Robinson, Inner Guard: John T. Britt. Outer Guard. COMMERCIAL. WILMINGTON MARKET. STAR OFFICE, Jan. 20. SPIRITS TURPENTINE. Market dull. No sales reported. ROSIN. Market quiet, with sales of 550 bbis at $3 10 for Strained, $3 13 for Na 2, $3 20 for Extra NovS, 3 75 for Extra No. 1 and $4 75 for Pale. CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Salesof 1,500 bbla at $3 10 for Virgin and Yellow Dip and $3 GO for Hard. Market steady. TAR. Sales of 27 bbis at $2 40 p bbL Market quiet' , COTTON. Market quiet for lower grades." Sales of 28 bales as follows: 19 at 18 nd7at 19 cents y lb. We quote: Ordinary.... ........ 16 ' cental lb Good Ordinary..;... 171 " 44 Low Middling. . . . . . . 18 18i " 44 Middling Uplands... .19 19 . " Strict Middling...... 19 44 44 MARINE. . ARRIVED. Schr Chattanooga. Snare. Porto Rico. G G Barker & Co. ., -. .. . , , - Stmr Cumberland, Phillips, Fayetteville, F W Kerchher." V .-.-T? Steamship Regulator,1!; Freeman', New York, Barry Bros. Steamship Rebecca Clyde. Childs. Balti more, A D Caaux. - . Stmr .Wave. Skinner. Fayetteville. Wil liams & Murchison. CLEARED. Stmr Cumberland. Phillips. Favettevllle. F- W Kerchncr. ? ; ' Stmr Wave. Skinner. FaveUeville. Wil liams te Murchison . , I . ii .RECEIPT&i i 0 i.- PERRIVEIjSEiMEI,, a v' V,-. . rland 779 bbis rosin. 21 do spts. ! - " Bteanier Waye 371 bbis rosip, 10 bales eottop. A r MISCELLANEOUS, GREAT, OfTEE; only $3 roit $ii .'is 'vAtof Si, yon i, $18 IN VALUE. OR. FOR $5, $36 IN VALUE 1 riHE BEAUTIFUL AND ARTISTIC CHROMO. A .iln u 2e hlSn'y nished, mounted ana Titrnisnea. Mze 1t17 fi retail price, $8, will be sent by loin taiter 1.11110 m. Bpencer,) bv mail. Hrn1 -.Pt ro-8 preniinra to everv 3 vrt iy ' y done ly BBO-- l-lttF I r . J . 'w -"aia,iT luurnj HQ jiildW&'Jffi jui vuiuuiv, "j uu. uuca me Price Charmui HuiuuIl hithm. brothers and Lo.-iSr rd. to subscribe for DMORES'E' MAGAZtSE lr,A lSfP3.mt will. res snsikto v a eji"ht and Mtisf action, nrove mont-Uv rcmiiiier ut yoaf good taste and kind and kind Copu-s cefs each, numm. v rfiiy r' If a pcanWul chromo and iPleBdaWor piaureanaa vsTuaWloik of an. wfrriu mux man aouma tha r. v. I - WHOLESALE PBICE8.L Our quotation, tt should be nnderbUxxL rep resent the whoiesals price generally. Is making tip email orders higher prices havs to De charged. raicxa. BAXJQtNG Oaiaiy.;',,,, - Doable Anchor., ..... , Doubl Anchor "An,r,,...., BACON North Carolina,-f ,namo,8 Tto. : Bhoulders, 2)..,,,....... 18 & AIX Western naraa.. ........ u ' Side, .-...t...-..' I"- 8huldrm,........ BAJtUKLS SpiriU Turpeatla, Hccona uana, eca. New Nw York, each........ New City, mco . . . . .. BKKSWAA-V B BRICKS Wilmington, ft M Northern.. BUTTER North Carolina, S. Northern, ft ; . . . I , .". CANDLES Sperm, ft........ 10 00 8 14 00 & SO 1 allow, w .'. . . ....1. k j . sa aiuuiwiiiuoi ip v ............ CHEESE Northern Factory ft Dairy, ft...... ... State, Tb . COFFEE Java, V ft . Rio, ft.... ... ' ' Lagnayra, lb. CORN MEAL bushel COTTON TIES ft........... DOMESTICS Sheeting, 4-4, V yd c- xarn, boncn FISH Mackerel, No. 1, V bbL. No. 1, X bbl vr..i Z. a a 1.K1 1& " MackereirNo. 8, ft bbl. ... Moileta. bbl N. C. Herring, bbl DrvCod, ft ...... FLOUR Fine, V bbl , Saper. Northienu, V bbl,.... Extra da i " bbl..... " Famny - bbl.:.. . City Mills-Snper., bbl. . ... Extra, fl bbl.... ' " ' Family, 9 bbi.: Ex. Family, bbl.. FKItTlLlKKKS Peruvian Onano, V 9000 fts Bmigh'a Phosphate, -' ' 4 Carolina FerUUzer, " " Ground Bone, . " " Bone Meal, ."Flour, " " Navasea Onano, " " CompleU Manure, " : Whann'a PhoaphaU " M rWandoPboaphate. " " Berger A BuU Phosph. 1 00 & 700 & 8 50 1150 $4 0 00 & 9 75 10 50 & 00 00 on 00 60 00 . 53 00 40 00 45 00 67 00 & 65 00 67 00 & 70 00 80 00 60 00' 48 OA 00 00 00 00 00 00 65 00 00 00 00 00 00 00' GO 00 I 16 0 71 70 00 00 00 UL.UJS v x 18 ! 7 0 75 GRAIN Corn, in store, V &S fts Corn. Carero. M fta Corn, New, busheL, Oats, V bushel Peas, Cow, $ bushel HIDES Green, $ ft...;........ ; ' Dry, V ft.....:.-... ........ HAY Eastern, V 100 fts North River, 100 fts. HOOP IRON ton.... LARD Northern. V ft North Carolina, D ft 70 5 1 80 1 13 1 ISO 1 35 "? , 125 150 160 00 - 13 150 00 10 10 1 5& 00 00 00 00 0000 S3 00' XI 00 90 00 to 00 12 000 LIME bbl LUM BER River (Last sales). Wide Boards, 38 M ft. Scantling, V Mft .... Flooring, y M ft. ..f (Tttv Steam Satkd ' 00 00 00 00 0000 i i M OO S3 00 83 00 35 00 2000 Ship Stuff, resawed,M ft. J Kough rage riana. j( u... West India Cargoes, according to quanty, V n it... ' Dressed Flooring, seasoned Scantling and Boards, com mon, V M ft MOLASSES--Cuba, hhds, gal. . Cuba, ddis, y gai. ' Sugar House, hhds, 9 gal... " hhi mi rai Srrun. bbis. W iral . w m " " . NAILS- Cut, 4d to Sod, f keg. OILS Kerosene, V gal Lard, gal Linseed, l gal.., Rosin, V gal.. PEANUTS bushel POTATOES Sweet, J bushel . . . Irish, Northern, V bbl PORK Northern, City Mesa. . . . . Thin, bbl........ Prime, bbl Rump, ft bbl..... RICK Carolina, f? ft East India, f ft Rough, f) bush RAGS Country, V ft City, fi ft..... t 10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 LWJ L Cm 11 ..... . .., SALT Alum, V bushel.. Liverpool, sack.... American, V sack... bUOAK Cuba, V ... rortaRlco, V ft..... A Coffee, ) ft tmCf ft.: . . Ex. C ft Crushed, J ft.. SOAP Northern, V ft SHINGLES Contract, 9M.... Ckinmun, M STAVES W. O. Bhl., flM R. O. Hhd., M Cypress, MM TALI-OW ft TI M BER Shipping, ?MV.... Mill Prime, M Mill Fair, M Inferior to Ordinary, J ft ... . WHISKEY-Northern, gal.... 00 isortn Carolina, gai WOOL Unwashed, V ft Washed. V ft RATES OP PR EIGHT. Per Steamer. Per Sailing Vessel To New Yoek. Crude Turpentius 3 bbl 0 59 0 56 0 50 0 55 1 00 & i 50 0 00 ft 0 65 0 45 ft 0 65 0 50 ft 50 0 85 ft 0 5 0 00 ft 1 15 0 00 ft 0 75 0 00 ft 0 15 Tarw bbl ... Spts Turpentine f) bbl Hosm V bbl Cotton V bale . . . . . . . Cotton Goods bale.. Flaxseed V bushel..... Peanuts V bushel To Philadelphia. 0 50 ft 0 eoj S 50 ft 00 0 00 ft 1 001 0 00 ft 0 151 0 10 ft 0 00 0 00 ft 0 10 I. Crude Turpentine f bbl Tar bbl. Spts Turpentine V bbl 0 00 ft 0 601 0 00 ft 0 80 0 00 ft 1 00 0 00 0 60 0 00 ft 3 00 0 00 ft 0 40 e 00 ft 0 40 0 00 ft 0 75 0 00 ft 0 40 0 00 ft J 00 0 00 ft 0 75 0 00 ft 0 12 00 ft 7 00 0 00 ft 045 0 SO ft 0 45 0 00 ft 0 75 0 00 ft O 45 Koxln i DDK Cotton bale Cotton Goods V bale.. 0 00 ft 0 75 0 00 ft 0 10 Peanuts bushel.. Lumber V M..... To Balttjiokk. o 010 00 Crude Turpentine V bblj 0 00 ft 0 45 0 00 ft 0 45 0 00 ft 0 90 0 00 ft 0 45 l ar w dpi Spts Turpentine V bbl Rosin bbl Cotton V bale Peanuta f) boshel Lumber V M. ........ To BohtoH 6 00 ft S 00 0 00 ft 2 00 0 00 ft 0 00 6 50 ft 08 75 0 00 ft O 70 e 00 ft o 11 0 00 ft 8 00 Crude Turpentine S bbl Tar S bbLT:.....'.... Spts Turpentine bbl 0 00 ft 0 0M 9 00 ft 0 OOl U UU 6 A U lO 0 00 ft 75 0 00 ft 0 60 0 00 ft 0 00 0 00 ft 1 00 ' 0 00 ft 1 00 0 00 ft 0 OOi 0 00 ft 0 om ttosin y DDI.. C0U0B Vbale 0 00 ft 0 001 Peanuts tt buaheL 0 00-ft 0 00 Lumber M .. 0 00 ft 0 00 WII.BII.lt QTOI, DIONfiT MARKET CORRSCTXD DAILT BT THX BASK OT XIV BAKOTKB, I. B. GRAINGER, PRESIDENT, j btttino. snxnts. Gold 110 118 . SUver. 105 ! 108 Exchange sight on Northern cities Par. Exchange SO days rA " " llVcdia. . " fur v al ParVaL Selling, Bank of New Hanover Stock , U. . XT ..I 1 l 25 28 m " o. nauwau ln ...... 100. 43 105 60 6ft 110 wumlngton Building Stock,. . Mechanics' " .. Navassa Guano Co. " . . ...... 41 ...... 100 .84 N. P, Bonds qidEx-Conpou,. p, r-vDo.ffj FnnSlnglS5i.. 1S...'.;....M .. Do . New , 80 . Do. Special Tax...; l..Ws Do. to N. C. Railroad. :. ... ..Bfi V W. &, W R. R. Bonds T c (Gold In t). 90 1 : . W..C. A R. R. Bonds, 8 c... 4S -Wilmington City Bonds, 9 ?c .70 rr.Ar.-fe:::::8 " new 6 Sc.. 65 (Gold Int) -8 c. .75 ( " " ) New Hanover County Bonds (10 years), ; v 6We(Gold Int.) .70 New Hanover County Bonds (5 years) 61 W. A vVRallroad Stock Par IOC) 55 North Carolina R. M 100).i.. .44 W., C. A Railroad . (" 60).... . I . a WU. Gas Light Co. 60)..... 70 MISCELLANEOUS, ' ' rwWK COLUMBIA UNION Issued dally and A weekly, L, Cass Carfihtbr, editor and propri etor. ' A lively, wide-awake, readable Journal, puh lished at the SUte capital. "The Dail Union.?1 issued every morning (Sundays excepted), and fur-, nisnea 10 suoscriDcrs at f 7 per annum. uocrip tions invariably in advance. It will contain the latest telegraphic information, market and commercial re ports. "The Weekly Union, -published every. Thursday at the low price of $ An excellent ad vertising medium. Rates reasonable, ; Book and Job wont neatly executed. - - r jan is-w for obtaining- correct information-concerning the re sources mid ulimate of theiMa iUvcr Valley, in Vir ginia and North Carolina. This region is unrivalled la: the production of the ftnsat yelktw anbseet grown in the United States, and its general agricultural ad vantages' are, superior to any other section of the -South. . "The Tiusei'Ms published weekly at M SO a year, or f 1 25 for sis months. Address P. BUULDlN, Times Office, DanvillsvVs,- J .Xtis-tf , - . V a THE MARION STAB is the only newtpaper pub linhrn) at Marlon. 8. C Merehantu anil ilulm .t la fertilizers la Wilmlngtod. should remember this lot; at aairofthe season, if they wish toad-yr-rafbi rl- "Ft in the Pee Dee section one ef t el--tt -1 '-1 c"'trlcts in gpjth Carolina. Ad- UMISCELLANEOXTS.V S U IFD R I E S ! j s ft ; .vSu -i V'Z.y itisf : C,, VXCZ. IS ; TIERCES AKD .BARRELS ; 1 ' l5-v f"J- V . t--' f t w4 j Lf. - COFFEES RIO, LAOUATRA AND JAVA' :-.,! : trtii rra-Jff -tiLajL rrflTlstX UQARS-rALL GRADES;, J t ,. ;j oJ ,.' ft' - pLOUR SUPER.. TO EXTRA FA3TILT; It ailnc, -Candles Fire Crackers, IN LQTS TO SUlT.j ! For sale at dec 19-tf ADRIAN VOLLERS', Bacon,; ";iardi;;; Butter, TRY SALTED AND SMOKED WESTERN Shotlders and Sides In Hogsheads and Boxes. Bugar-curoa tuma ana Breaiaast strips. . C. HOG-ROUND, i : VITYMISS TOIRUMPPOItK, PURE LARD IN TIERCES AND TUBS, CHOICE V TABLE BUTTER BEST FACTORY CHEESE, IN LOTS TO " - : , i For sale by may ISMf . ADRIAN Jfc yOLLERS. Dissolution of .Copartnership. VTOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CO- 11 partnership heretofore existing under the firm name of Col villa & Taylor expired by limitation January 1, 1873. JOHN COLVILLE, - - R. J.TAYLOR. Wilmington, N. C., January 1, 1873. New Copartnership. WB, THE UNDERSIGNED, IIAVE THIS DAY formed a copartnership under the firm name of Colvllle St, Co.. for the Duroose of continuing the Lumber Business heretofore carried on by Colvllle Taylor.- ' The thanks of Colvllle A Tavlor are hereby ten dered to the public for past favors, and a continua tion of its patronage solicited for the new firm. s Persons Indebted to the old firm are urgently requested to settle tnelr c- . , JOHN COLVILLE, K. J. TAN LOR, . G. M. 8UMMERALL. Wilmington, N. C, January 1, 18T8. jan -tf ' - . . To Arrive Within Ten' Days. 1 AAA BBLS NEW YORK CITY INSPECTI 1,UUU MESS PORK. k j Warranted full weight . JQQ BOXES DRY SALTED SIDES, , For sale for cash at low prices. . To Arrive in Time forPlanting fQQ TONS NAVASSA GUANOh- . Fresh from the manufactory at Wilmington. For sale tn lota to suit porcbasera, on reasoaable forms, at manufacturer's prices. ' " " ' j ' A. DAY, Agent. Goldsboro, Jan. 61h, 1873. 11 w , of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lum bago. Sciatica, Kidney, and Nervous Diseases, sfter years of suffering, by taking ar. filler Veg etaMs Uheamatle Syraw, the scientific discovery of i. P. Kitler, M. 1) , a regular graduate phyt-ician, with whom we are personally acquainted, who has for 89 years treated theee diseases exclu sively with arlonUhinr vesulta. - We believe it our ennsttaa suty, alter aeiwerauon, to conscieniiousir request sufferers to use it, espeeially persons la mod erate cunrmstanees bo cannot afford to waste mooey and. tim on worthless mUtsxea. As eiersrr. aaeu we serkaly feel the deep responsibility reeling on us in publicly endort-ing this medk-iue. But our know led re and experience of Its remarkable merit runy jucunesour action. Kev. v.. u. Kwmg, Media, r., saaerea sixieen years, oecame nopeiess; Kev. Thos. Murphy. D. D., Frankford, Phila.; Rev. J. B. Davis, Ilighwtown, N. J.; Rer. J. S. Buchanan, Clarence, lows; Rev. G. . 8mith. Pittsford, N. Y,; Rev. Jos. BeczsL Falls Church, Phila. Other testi monials from Senators, Governors. Judges. Con-' trressmen. Physicians, Ac,, forwarded gratis with pamobk-t explaining these disease. One thousand dollars) wiU be presented to any medicine for same diseases showing equal merit under tet, or that can produce one-fourth as many living cures. Any per son sending oy letter oscnpnon or anuctkon win re ceive gratis a legally signed guarantee, naming the Dumber of bottles toeure, agreeing to refund money upon sworn sraiemem oi its rauureto cure. Afflict ed invited to write to Da. Fitter, Phila. Bis valuable advice costs nothing. GRK&N A KLANNKR, i - Wholesale and Retail Agents, jaal4-lyeod-Tu ' - Wilmington, N. C Tie " Cliristian Graces." A NEW $5 PICTUKB OF SURPASSING GRACE ana ueauty given away to each subscriber to ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE far 1613. A magazine for cultured homes; a magazine al ways up to tne advancing thought,' social progress and spirit of the times a magazine in which the lighter literature of the period Is made the vehicle oi pure ana no Die sentiment.', 1; ."THE CHRISTIAN FAITH; s . .... HOPE, . C li A It I T Y. GRACES. tnil una nKIWh VoHl, Dam. mA (U.t. . uicbv uun, uub uic nu!H 04 wiese is vuanty. $7.50 IN VALUE FOR $ 2.50. It is a long time since anything has appeared in Cliristian art so lovely and so exquisite in design and execution as this large and elegant line and size SI by S3 inches. The grouping of the figures V gravci iu ueyuuu conception, ana tne taces of sucn rare and heavenly beauty, that it seems as if the art ist must have seen them In a vision. Every aussori- oer to Arthur s Iu-cstkatup Homb Maoazinb ' for. 1873 wty recetve a copy of this splendid $5 picture vrbb. nice or uome Magazine a year. Hpeelmen copy of Magaeine 15 cents. - -- ; LOCAL AGENTS WANTED everywhere to get suescnoers xor our oeauurui magazine, so . well known for the lost twent.v ri and : an trrcut f vorite with the people, tittsiligent men and women can make large commissions, tiead tor agents' con fidential circular. Ywt.c&n hardly show "The Christian Graces " to spy person of Uste and line religious feelings without getting a subsoriber, No usappowunent aoout prompt ueiivery or pictu as we have made ample arrangements for their ; id DroductioB ' : : T: 8. ARTHUR j - 80a and 811 Chesnnt street, Philadelphia. Shaving Saloon. TOE TURNER INFORMS HIS NUMEROUS ,','c"u" "uu customers inst ae aas seoeouv ntteti up his establishment in the rear pf Mr- Rumce's Sa loon, and is prepared to do all work In his line, such as ouavmg, aair ouning, sic, as neatly and expedi tiously a it can be done in the city. . ... 4a r,'&.Cleapor. i; ri'PE TONSORIAI SALOON OF CARRAWAV -A SVLEAfUKUlbe roirt of ' fhA i.tvliMh u I ... .. ... . . . rf flUflfi BUT COMPETENT B.MUJKRS ; employ eAv Polit attention and general satisf action BiiiiiterillewSf v. Piblfen.ef! eeky.1 Oeten. PrbprietOM, rJiLIinOEEOOCK,. HOSPITAL! JOIIWSON,.,,. PHYSICIAN OF THIS CELEBRATED INSTITtl TION. discovered, when in the great noepitala of Europe, rizi England, fTance ana cisewnere, tne certain, speedyi pleasant and effectual remedy the world for all excesses or auuses ui uj bjbiciu. - : Weaknes of the Bacu or Lamoa, oinciurea, neo- tlon of the Kidneys or- Bladder, introiuniary pis- bllne; Diinue of Sight or GiddlneeB, Dieat of tkec d am VAl ni 1A1I rm Lungs, Stomach or Bowels those terrible disorders arising from 7 solitary i habits of youth secret and eolitory practices more fatal to their victims than; inn song or tne syrens to we moruierB vi jijronc, blighting their moat brilliant hope or anticipation, rendering, marriages, Impossible, destroying both body and mind. -4Ci v;v t''- -r "VoUNt? MEN Especially, who have become the victims of Solitary, - Vice, that dreadful and -destructive habit which an-2 nually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands 01 roung men 01 tne mosi exaiiea uuenu ana unuiaui intellect, who mieht otherwise hav entranced list ening Senates with the the thunders of eloquence, or waked to ecetacy the living lyre, may call with roll confluence, a,. ; ... ivwi.( a -1 MARRIAGE. 'V t; . Married" persons; or young me contemplating marriage, aware of PhrBlcal Weakness, Losa of Pro- creative Power (icipotenCy), Nervous Excitability, PahiitatJon. Oreanic Weakness. Nervous DeHlity. or any other disqualification, speedily relieved; 4 tie wno places nimseix unaer tne care or lit. w. may religiously eonnde m nis nonor as a genu email, and conudently rely upon .his skill as a physician., , OROAN1U WEAKNESS 1 i f immediately enred and full vigor restored. ' This distressing affection which renders life mis erable and marriage Impossible is the penattt paid Dy, ins victims 01 improper lnauigencea. xoiuig persons are too apt to commit excesses irom not Be ing aware of the -dreadful consequences that may ensue. Now. wbo that understands this subject will pretend to deny that the power of procreation U lost sooner bv those falling into imorouer habits than bv the prudential r uesiues bemg aepnvea or tne pleas-, . - . . . w . . . .... ure or neaitny onspnng, tne most serious ana aes trucave symptoms of ooth. body and mind arise. The system becomes deransed. the physical and mental functions weakened. Loss of Procreative Power. Nervous Irritability 4 Dyspepsia. Palpitation of the Heart. Indieestion. Constitunonal Debility nd Wasting of the Frame,: Cough,- Consumption,1 lecay ana Death. , , , . "') A CURE SPEEDILY WARRANTED. ; Persons ruined ia health by unlearned pretenders who keep them trifling month after month, taking poisonous ana injurious compounds, snouia apply immeaiateiy. ;,.---..-. DR JOHNSTON .Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. London. 'graduate of one of the most eminent colleges in the united states, ana tne oest pan 01 wnose me nas been- spent in the hospitals of London. Paris. Phila delphia and elsewhere, has effected some of the most astonishing cures that were ever known; many troubled with rintrine in the -head and ears when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashf ulness, with frequent blushing, attend' ea sometimes . with durangement of ; mind, were cured immediately. . . , .. , : . TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. J. addresses all those wbo have Injured them selves by improper indulgence and solitary habits, wnicn ruin ootn oouy ana mina, anntnng tnem lot euner ousmess. scuay. society or marrniKe. ' rnese are some 01 tne saa meiancneiv enects oro. aucea Dy tne eariy naoits 01 routn. viz: weaKness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the bead. Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Powert Palpitation of the uearv, uyspcpBia, xiervuus imuiLUiity, wrangemeni 01 tne Digestive f unctions, uenenu ueDinty. ftyn torn of Consumption, &c ' ' Mkntau.t. The fearful effects-on the mind art much to be dreaded. Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits,) Evil Forebodings. Aversion to Society, Self-Distrust Love of Solitude. Timidity, &c are some of the evils produced. 1 nonsanas or persons or all uses can now Imlsc what is - the cause of their declining health, losinc men- vigor. Becoming weax,' paie, nervous ana ema ciated, having a singular appearance about the eyes, coupn ana symptoms 01 consumption. YOUNG MEN , wno nave ujnrea tnemsetves or a certain practice. indulged la when alone, a habit frequently learned from evil companions or at school, the effects of which are mchtly felt, even when asleco. and if not cured renders marriage Impossible, and destroys ootn bun ana ooay, booum apply immeaiateiy. What a pity that a roune man. the hone cf his country, the pride of his parents, should be snatched from all prospects and enjoyment of life , by the consequence of deviating from the path of nature, and indulging in a certain -secret habit. Such per- . mhiii ittuei, oeiure contemplating - MARRIAGE . Kenect that a sound mind and body are the most necessary requisites to promote connubial happi ness. Indeed, without these the journey through iue oeeomes a weary ousmmase. tne Droettect Hour- ly darkens to the view, the mind becomes shadowed I with despair, and filled with the melancholy reflec-- ton tnat toe aappiness or another is blighted with our own. . , , . . , -t- A CERTAIN DISEASE, ' f : f When the misguided and imnrndnt vntar at pleasure ftsds he has imbibed the seeds of this pain- -ful disease, it too often happens that an ill-timed' sense of shame or dread, of discovery . deters him from applying to those who, from education and re pectability, can alone befriend him. He falls into the hands of ignorant and designing pretenders, s hu, incapable of curing, ftkh his pecuniary sub stance, keep him trifling month after month, or as long as the smallest fee can be obtained, and in de spair leave him with ruined health to Igh ovet his or. by the ose of that dead. . cause the constitutional nmc I disease to make their annearanra. sen as ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, noctur nal pains in the head and Umbo, Himnr , of sight, desf uess, nddes on the shin bones and arms, bloWches a uu) dbki ana i ace, ana extremities, progressing with frightful rapidity, till at last the palate o$ tha mouth or the bones of the nose fall in, and the vie-' tint of this awful disease becomes a horrid object of commisseration till death puts a period to his dsead fui sufferingi by sending him to that undiscovered country from whose bourne no traveler returns,1 To such, therefore. Dr. Johnson offers the meet certain, speedy, pleasant and effectual remedy U the www, r i'-'i !! OFFICE, ? SOUTH FREDERICK ST., RA LTimORBf IHARTLAND, i Left hand side eobu? from Baltimore 'street. V faw doors from the corner. Pad sot to observe name and number. - ; ' BT- NO lAttAM rMHlv4 nulla. nnaffnlA mtiA Ann. taming a stamp to be used on the reply, rersons writing should state age, and send a portion of ad vertisement describing symptoms. . ' . . , The Doctor's DIPLOMA hangs la bis offlcel , f ENDORSEMENT 07 THE PRESS. , i . ..) ''- !-., -.. ! it, ..,. n..'.j 1 The many thonsanda enred at this Mtahllnhnent within the last twenty sears, and the numerous im- Mtant surgical ooeratlbna nerfermed h Dr. John. son, witnessed by the reDresentatives of the Press and many others, notices of whieh have aDneared agam and again befoSe the public, besides his stand lug as a man of honor and responsibility, ia a sum. cient guarantee to the amicted. ' - - . ... Slcla DUesvsss .Speedily Ccirsd. . march 14-ly ent "-. r "l Oranges ! Oranges L T IN FORD, CROW3 A CO. v HAVE ' JUST ' RK-1 I OA) Rjul 4aAn tm. tm. ITT . . J I . uuiu we n coi uiuies,.., ; , ,) 40,000 VERY FINE OR.NG?.S.. ' Fill your orders at cojc oi there will be none left, dee 3-tf - - '-'. ,-- 2.500 Acres of land at $2 Per Acre. ! A Valuable Plantation ' Offered at a ;.--' .Sacrifice. '. A FINE PLANTATION, CONTAINING "a. handsomo residusce and t,500 acres of land, tit- uared u the Wateree river, about twenty-eight mites irom uuwudu, anu wnuui it-w in lies or the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad. is now offered for aale at five thousand ($5,000) dollars. Before the war the place was valued at fifty thous and dollars, t-oll fertile, adapted to the raking of corn, cotton, rice, tc, and abounding in Umber of everv variety. Besides the dwelling house it contain! ' out-build- ings or various ainas. , Jbies parfly in Richland and parny in oumier county. 'Terms cash In advance, Apply to r -5 . r. , - . ' . " , RIVERS - wrIght, jan 14-tf University South Carolina.-, Salt! Salt! Salt! 32,900; k'SACKS1 AMERICAN AND ' i.-,. ' ; f- . ; ? LIVERPOOL 0ROUND ALU2I And Wofthlngtoa FINE 6ALTr ,-?v.-- . . ', For sale low by v jd ctSf f j; tiH V .wrLLARP BRO;v -.1 .j-., .) A VI ATJTI rty AA AVINO purchased the Interest oi Ur, Brock. I Will continue (o. ec$iaot the business at the old Und, No. 1 Granite Bow, where wlU be happy u i see my c04 frtonds and customed' i y. RAIL IIOAD-TJXES, GorioralJJutftsiOfflce. WlL5XlNOTON,ri COLCBtniA - at - a 1- i , tm . . . ill i": BqKeiliile. l III 1HB FOLLOWING 8CIIEDULE WILL GO INTn .effect at 33 A; lL.Monday; 7th inst: 'faiAi'aiBlMSliAlII (Dall v Leave Wilmington Arrive at Florence..'.' -.,,'.. .... " ....A...... 2: 2:M a. a Arrive at Columbia;..'; Arrive, at Augusta...:; Arrive at Columbia... - . a. . i;'. IBM,. , ' 6;3 A. V 4:15 p. v" 10:2s p 2- Arrive at Florence...;,,.;:..;,,;;.,,. Arrive at Wilmington Nlsht nipres Train Daily nn. ' days Exceptcd., Leave WUmlngtoa,;;?).l:i..r.v.';:n )- 6:45 p w Arrive as-. ipraco,.fY. .v.Jj. w !: 11:35 p , Arrive at Columbia....... 8:40 A w Arrive at Augusta.;. 8 :S0 A. v Leave Augusta.. ft-sn b 2" Anie at Flovencs w:xo P. m. A. M. 8:00 A. jtf. Arrive at WilmincrtAn .: ' V ii fi .hi 1 tV-CAMES ANDERSON, octfl-tf: xS-a I tti in ' v a-jen Hp OTgtWi'Cliariotte ; .V$AND RUTHERFORD R. K, - ? Oirncx dim EHsnncxK sin Gkk'i. Sup't i vxe iJ 1 4 : ;V??JJ1F?OH 1873. 7l 11 lMl-.; llHT'"' - - - .- TCliaiige jdt Scliediiie. UNTTI. FURTHER NOTICE 6n AND AFTER January 6th, the regular trains will run over this Road as follows: ' ' - i UEGITEiAB- FREIGnT TTXAIN. Jn!By "A' JL and fcrrivet 6:30 P. M. ; ii , ' . ,, .' ( ".-'".. -';-m ,&C;.i ''$-". ' ' PASSENGEJl EXPBKSS FREIGHT I Jsy 1 Wflmlngtoa daOy at 8 a it; and arrive o 5:2.Pl M. .- J--;--'- ; - - . , ,. . J Leave LilcsviHe daily at 1:40 A " M.' and arrive at 4:66 P.1 M. ;- f i ';'' -. :i -.v t- - 1 Two Special Freight Tralas for TON LUM BER run ImsspecUvely. ..'- . v . , . ...t , 3FT( No Txau wUl Icsve Sn Sundays. J , - ' " . T ' 8. L. FREMONT : ; Jan t-tf n.-i Chief Engineer and 8sp .Wilmington- &-Veldon RAILROAD CO. iti-. -."n't ?:uZi -.irl.-.f:Vv-Jii.-it ; Change ; ;of ; Schedule. . f ; Oim or Grxt ScnntnrreNDBNT, I . " Wilmington, N. C, 8une 8th, 1872.' f Y2T AND AFTER JUNE 10th - INSTANT, PAS V f senger trains on the. Wilmington ' and , Weldon Railroad wQl run as follows : ; i ;.MAIa..TRAItr.'-. Leave tJnlon Depot dally (Sundays ex cepted) ......... j ..... v At Arrive at Goldsboro. . . .i Y. j. . .; '. Rocky Mount:.. ...... - - Weidon e4iiX ? Leave Weidon daily (Sundays except f - -ed). .'. .v. , 2 i i .vAt ' Arrive at Rocky Mount...,,..,.......,-. , ' Goldsboro..........'..';;.,.. ,iH UnkmDepot.i..i.v.v.-..v, 8:15 A. M. 12:11 P. M. 8:11 P. M. 8,50 P. M, 9tl5 A M 11:07 A M. 1:18 P. 11. 630 P. M. ;v-? T v express train;- - Leave Union Depot daHy ."., : At' 10:40 P. Jr. Arrive at GoWsborOi.,...,., . S:00 A. , . ttocKy mount. i, ....... 4:5S A. M. 6:50 A. M Leave Weidon, daily,. .d....U. .v,.. Arnve at Rocky Mount,.;;"......,.,, ., v- Goldsboro.... v4. -; Union Depot...v.....v 7,10 P. M. ,8:58 F. M. I0: P. V: a;M A Jt The mail tram makes 1om nnneet.lc WvMnm for all pointa North via Bay Line and Acquia Creek; routes. ' -.-. ; -. v.-.x - : Express Train connects only with Amnia Creek: route. Pnllman's Palac Slesoiiiif Csrw FREIGHT TRAINS ' wtU ' Istb Wthntnirtea- erf. weekly st &00 A M., and arrive at 1:40 P. M. EXPRESS FREWHT TRAINS will aM Vll. mingtoa daily (Sundavs exceotedi at & P M. and arrive at U A M. . 4 , . , i ' JOHN DIVINE, jnnett-tf QenersiSrerlntendent ; STEAMSHIP LINES. PmiAimpDJA AMD 80KTUKH!V Hail Steamship ' Line,. GOMPOSED OF THE FIRST-CLASS . STEAM SHIPS .. -. . V SHIPS PIONEER, 82$ TONS,' ; Capt, Johj Wakslej, i. j .; i , w TON AW AND A, 8 0 TN!K. V-: :-.' r - -tf t-.-i . - Will hereafter sail from Philadelphia and. Wilming ton t . . . ; , , :- -.. ' " -i . ;, .: t :V- .: I-'- - " ;, j. EYKBT WEHNSJCLIT JX4UIXINCU. 5 : - ' i-..m : !;; ,,-;-'. v For freight eagagemeiits apply to -,st . .kWOBTB WOETH, Asnrwk -Wimlngton.KC ; W. L. JAMEGeaecal Agent, vn 8tb ThW steeet.Plidadelphia.1 ' ' f "''. Jnns Mf 8EMI-WEEKXY SteamsMp Line, pOMpOSSD OF THE FIRST CLASS stsam Pn. J. FOLET, CapUD, J. Pries i v - t.-.E.VCl'l.I.E,' Cpi. I. S. Bennett, RKUECCACLVDB, Capt.D. C. Childs, ' ' .'' WltX HEREAFTER SAIL- ; ; ..F: 3L 0 M; i B A L T I M O E B EVERY TUESDAY & FRIDAY, AND FROM WILMINGTON Every, Wednesday and Saturday, . vi -' CONNECTING AT WILMINGTON With the Wilmingt.n, Columbia and , Augnsus. WUmlngton and , Weidon, and . the W ilmington. Charlotte and Rutherford Railroads; also the several lines of steamers to Fayetteville,, . -' 1 : GlTlnK TbroazU BlUs orfcdInr To all polnU In North and South Carolina, and Alabama; connecUug at Baltimore with Umore and Ohio and the Northern Central for all points m the West end Northwest, and " Steamexs and Railroads for boston. New nu Philadelphia, v ' - -.;,.. v For freight engagement apply e - 4 - ; eat, WUmingtoD, N- , Avmmra A rta ' A (run 1 1 tUltimoTS. -" ' -My husband, Michael iarrem i me November SO. 1870. Since that time he hns hwn In Savannah and AaCTita. GS. - I aavo "r; bfard1 from him since 18th of Sept. last; ,TS oneatiy about him. i He was in good k'h'.D.,?Li heard from him; Is about 5 feet 10 inches Mgh, '" ej es. red hair; in IrUhmau. Will snr person gooa enouga i whtavabouu, i U A ATliUiklt K ' A N Al whis fi!r ."'.r.'X'sr.ffr, f'f :ct I-tj'-i" bis snpporu-. . ,jUAWIr r." f n. WEBB. Janl(i-3t 1 - v . V i-
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