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i - 1 THE .HOB-WIG STAB. - -sv FUBtlSHKinD AtLY, BY &A.TKS OF ABTEBTinilG.' 1; r Oae Square OBO-ay,a.iHE.iJ-.irsW ft-; two da vs. $1 I t t 60 8 00 8 SO B 00 6 60 a no :- -1 ,;ireeoayp,.,.fm.s......-.' -' tout days .. ,!?n, ..l ' five daya.........ar;kB-." . ' f . tee week...T.. .U, - Two weeks....................... Three weeks..iA.,..,.??-.. J . IUTU OW SUBlSCBIFTlOl. , ..Ilb-:hsir,: to advance (by . . mafl)., .ft bo ! .,uW, h advance C a-'v).....: 8 60 ,h ma nmTn Two mouths. .. ... .u,. ..-. .: .-. ....15 00 " V ' -Three montha ....SS 00 , ' "SIX SOOntikS. iiri a, .'. 'v "t .. .fi 00 " i One year... ....i.i.-.. 60 M Fsycontract Advertisements taken at orooor o sof the leents are ypL;ilXIII.--0. 86. - WnjMINQTON, N.' C.-, SATURDAY, JANUARY - 31 87f WHOLE iSTO. 1,957;: ttoBaterylowrate. ' not tllvflflnaw w una o muauu in tdvasce. . . . .... n ve Kcruaree eetiiaaxea as a auanar-coinnin. ana ten squares as a half -column. ....... r fi -. t - - - - - - - - " ..' . ' '' I " "' ; '! ' '' ' " M :,". f;y ' ; 1,1 .' ' j , . ; .n ' " : ' ' .u.-.. . 1 ..!. J v u v.jj;- r 1 " 1 ',':riy ' "- '.1"..J-.'-, JA r to (Pity snDscnoerB, aeuverea. in any pan ..uv Fifteen Cents per weeav Uurcaty-J . :i (OUTLINES. In New York yesterday Bradbury's piano factory and Seymour & Son's silk hat manu factory were burned. .The Tornado is hanting tor tne juagar otewart. Opera bouse (f 60,000) burned at ,Wilkesbarre. -Three hundred Ashantees drowned. . Not probable Spain will claim indem nity " in yirginius case.. . Steamship FsankUiL reported lostj arrived safely at Key West. f More about Jordan, Marsh & Co. -Kuqoipu .ronenius .arawa.into machinery and killed at Jersey City, f Striliing engineers stilt hold out at Coltfm- bua-. One drunken man killed another . .drunken' -man at 'Louis. On ac count of strike further West, train hands at Philadelphia can only work half timev . Averagejamount thus far awarded by South-- V ern Claims Qomoussion about 13 per cent. -Public debt increased nearly 8fc mil lions in December. New York Mar kets: Ctton, lCiOlCl; turpentine, 41$; gold, 110J110. New Year opened with great buoyancy in New York Stock Exchange, j.- fc'YZ" ; ;uiV Vi' y; : ',' , Spirits TTirpehtme. The Tayetteville Ks of P. re elect ed tleir pfflcers,-: - i r- Wilson Advance : says all the prisooersj in jail escaped but one. : ' . Thfere wasa temperance . mass meeting tat Beaver Creek, Cumberland county. 't -- . - U--- : ; In' its thirty-two year of ex istence only one young lady has died at Floral College. . , - '. Perseverance Council F. of T. in Fayettlville, elected officers on the 30th ult.,,rAi !R. Carver, President .v ' - i 1 ' The.fine'Jesidence' of Mrs. Isa : bella Burnett, of Halifax, known as Mill . brook, was burned on the 31st ult . . - ThV- Jackson Hotel, Fay'ette ville, and vicinity suffered Christmas night from burglaries, we learn from the Gazette. ' Jupge Grant, a 'native of v this State, new a resident of Iowa,' has -been ; this weekt the guest of Prof.. Hooper of Wil son. : .N-' v - The Advance is pleased to learn that quite-a handsome sum was realized at the Festival for the beneht of the .Episcopal 1 Church io Wilson. , . . - ' Kal , Sentinel:' We learn, from Col. L. C. Edwards, that Kittrell Springs r-wass rented yesterday to Ma J, Thomas H. Blacknall'for the small sum of $250. J. II. Mills,' Esq.,' the . Superin tendent, has acknowledged the receipt of $50 25 lerwarded by the Wilson Thespian Association for the benefit of the Orphan ksylum. ' i... .Wilson Advance: A negro 1 -named Ppter Dawes, near Joyners, was brought before? Wells Dawes, E&q;, on Fri day last, charged with stealing $60 in silver from his employer, Henry Crumper. Jailed.; Major Seaton "Gales, a Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of North ,. Carolina-IndeDendent Order of Odd Fel lows, will address the members of Cross 1 CreekXiodge,No.;4, at Fayetteville Hall, on the evening of the 23rd. ' ' " RaX News .' Among the bequests in the wijl of the late John Hopkins, the Bal timore millionaire, there is onegivine Mrs. Margaret'Elliott, wife f Joseph Elliott, of this btate, a life interest m some very va uable warehouse- property in that city. ! r There will be a meeting of the farmers of Edgecombe, Nash, Wilson and Halifax,, in Battleboro, on Wednesday the ,! . ' ith clay 01 January next, for the purpose or , forming a farmers club; and ' at the same time to discuss other matters of vital im- ' J"j)ortauc0 .to the farmer. , jvuiion ,ironiae ja. young- man named Soencer (son of R. H. Spencer. Eq., of -Person,) was. accidentally shot in' tne inign on Ubnstmas day by a. pistol ex ploding ih his breeches , pocket. The ball (ranged downward and passed through the pesby part ot the thigh. ; t BishopIiV'man preached for the jirst time 'in Charlotte last Sunday. The opener thus refers to the efforts: 11 is scr-. mous were characterized by deep thought. iucy were piain ana practical, yei learneu ;iDd- at times eloquent. Everything about hinv stamps him as a great and gvod man. kiud Lis sermons of Sunday were received vViih ueiiglit br all who heard him. . ; 4 We learn that the Uitv Hotel is it be opened in a few. days by Mr, Carney. cotton, lormerly 01 the will gnown Uotton House at'Lockville. We have frequently stopped at the Lockville Cotton Hotel, Bays'the Raleigh 2fea$, and we speak by the book hen we say Mrs. C. is one of the uest providers we know or, and we are glad to learn that this excellent house has fallen iu such good hands. " : Charlotte Observer: We are in formed that the pardon of Samuel G. Brown. Esq.. -ef York District. S. C..- was probablydue"to the intercession of ex-Uew HolJon, Hon. Ti J. Robertson, of South Carolina,' Gen. Jasper Packs, d, of Indiana, and Vf. H. Bailey. Esq ' of Salisbury all prominent Republicans. A correspondence wuich we have been permitted to see justi fies us in making this statement. ' , KinsCon Gazette : We learn that a young man named Ed. Broadway, of this county, seduced a voune woman of Craven county named Johnson under promise of marriage' and afterward attempted an abor tion upon her by sending her certain drags which -she refused to take. Upon these 1 f acts beingmade known a warrant was sued for Broadway's arrest, and he was taken to Newbern, examined and placed in ' our streets and learn that he was bailed out J to appear at the next term of Craven, oupenocourt. Milton j Chronicle: Charles H. Mosely. (the ffreat Virrfnia fox hunter.) and party, jumped a fox nearhi residence' last Saturday moraine which roved toofleet of Toot for man or dog. They run the fox tq Boston and back to this vicinity twice, cross ing Countyline creek about two or three mile's above, and striking for the rvfcinity of DanviTle. -.ATthnnirh th water' in Jthe creek warn tvlv a flfon foot iee Mose- ly .plunged his horse and swam5, everr" "ucn nm son and Mr. LlpscomDe ioiiweu ms example. (We would not have done, it tor all the foxes m earth.) When last 1 "euro, irom the dogs rwere giTing o 10 1 8ip a lielv tlm of it tiatar'trOnrDan r vil je. The dogs had run blnv over eighty mile8T)y two o'clock in the afternoon, and ere still in the chase. P. S. The cbase kept up until ten pf M, when 'air the Wilson Plaindealer : On Mon day night last, after the arrival of the 10 o clock passenger train, several gentlemen who came on the bars accompanied Mr. B. IX. Stith to the Stith House; near the depot, and were followed by a negro man' called diuu xHouni, empioyea at. Mrs. Blount's Hotel, who, standing in front of the Stith House, near the Jteos. endeavored tn nr. suade the gentlemen,- who had come there, apparently, for the purpose of staying, to leave and go to the other hntnT tn whfeh he (the negro) was attached Against such conduct Mr. Stith remonstrated in mild teems, it appears, and was answered by curses and an invitation to flirht. and when he iben advanced towards the negro, was airucic Dy me latter with a barrel stave which seems to have been in bis hand ready fof ench a purpose. Mr. Stith was pros trated by. one or two .blows...and bled pro fusely,, and was carried into the house by friends who came up shortly afterwards. The case was tried before P. M. Briggs, J. P., on Tuesday. In default of a bond of five hundred dollars required, Small Blount was sent to jau. .; . ; .: ' THEQITY. The mails will close from this date as fol- ows: .-' : 'Trr ; . 1 '. Northern through (night) mails. . . . 8 P. M. i - .s. . uirougn ami way (day) ..- mails ..l.....ri. 5 Ar M. Southern mail...... C..... 8 P M. Carolina Central malls......; ... 5 A, M Smitbville, Saturdays and.Tues- dava ........ a A.M. Fayetteville, - river, Mondays and naays,.,v.....r....,.V.V..l P. M. Fayetteville by G. C. Ri W.. daUv SAM Onslow C. H., (horse mail) every jmaav. ...... .............. 0 a. M. . - , NEW ADVERTISBIIIENTS. ' Bbttisbt Quarterly Reviewa " -J. C. Stetknsok Florida Oranges. Calmotlit I.04lc, K. of F. At , the regular meeting of Calanthe Lodge No. 7, K. of P., the following officers were duly installed for the ensuing term s Aaron Louis, C. C. ; J. L Macks, V. C.;H. G. Smallbones, P. ; John L. Dudley, K. of R. and 8.; W. J. -ToomCr.IM. of P.; D. Greenwald, M. o(K;B.P. Fennell. JM. at A.;E B. Cohen, X 0.; A. G. McGirt, O. G.;M. Frank and T. K Phillips, Attend ants. The Installation was . under the di rection of W. H. Gerken, D. D. G. C. After the ceremony was over the newly elected officers , were invited to partake of an oy ster supper -at the Mozart Saloon. Harbor Blaster's Beport. From CaptB. G. Bates, Harbor Master, we have the following list of the number Of Vessels arrived ' at this' port" during . the past month : Steamers, 13; barques, 19; bngs, 18; schooners. IS. Total, 66. Ag gregate tonnage, 22,662. 'Aggregate foreign tonnage, 10,105. f ; ' The report of the Pilots of soundings od Bars and Rips, at low water, is as follows: Western Bar, . . . ; .11 feet, 6 inches. Rip.. v. - 8 6 Seward Channel 7 " 9 " New Inlet, new channel... 6 6 " " Rip.i.:.;................10 6 ." Mr. Burt's blacksmith shop; near the foot .of Walnut street, was broken into a night or two since, the thief having inserted some instrument-between the door and facing and prized until the staple was withdrawn. then took one of a number of chisels that bad been carried to the shop during the day by Mr. F. M. James and prized open a desk, but it seems there was nothing in it to tempt his cupidity, as nothing was dis turbed. He then selected out of the variety of tools in the shop two chisels and a file, which looks as if one of his objects in en: tering the shop was to possess himself of suitable tools for future operations in his profession of - a burglar. - There are " evi dently a number of dangerous characters in our midst and every possible effort should be made tb-ferret'them out IOJagitrate Charts , . -r,;.' . Before Justice Tan Amringe, yesterday t Michael Sullivan J charged with assault and battery on the person of Allen Monro. Case dismissed on the payment of costs.. , The same party arraigned on a I similar warrant sworn out by the same complain ant. Case dismissed at complainant's costs. Allen Monro, charged with assault and battery on the person of Michael Sullivan. Case dismissed on the payment of costs, In default of which defendant was lodged in jail. . . .u Jas. Brown, charged with stealing a yawl boat belonging to the schooner Webster Bar nard, was required to give security in the sum of $100 for his appearance at; the next term of the Superior Court 1 Joshua Jones, charged with being an ac cessory ta the aboveheft, was required to enter into bond in the sum of $100 , for bis appearance at the pext term of the Superior Court, in default of which he was commit ted to jaiL-,. -' netaralasleal. t We learn from Sergeant Otto $chuU, Ob server of the Signal Station at this port, that the summary of tne meteorological condi tions as determined from the observations taken at this Station, during; tin month of December, 1873, is as follows- . - - Highest barometer 80.662 inches, Dec 81st; lowest barometer 29.253 inches, 2:40 A. 3L Dec.26th; mean atmospheric pres suae'30.2H inches: -Highest thermometer 70 degrees, De8rd and 13th lowest Iher mometerl8.5 degrees," morningof Dec. 31st; mean temperature 49.1 degree&z jPrevailing' Wiad ncrth-riorthwestf :tOtalumber; of miles, trayeled, 5,007. dumber of cloudy itndrxainj4syf ,Uteep (16);" total amount bf rWimnchesrP I rlrftsoafljfr tesa gnrjewitb those t ihe cbrresponding period in . ther two pf-( ceding years, th most noticeable f eatnr is the excess of ternperatore during Decenir ber. 1873. The mean temperature for Dee,' 1871 wai 43.3 degrees and 41.5 degrees for the same month in 1872. - STJPEBIOR COURT. Tae Carter Trial-K a t aa aorta nt Case in Becird to the Arrcat of sa men, &c. , , rt . ' Yesterday morning the trial of Elizabeth Carter, charged with being -partieeps: ni to the murder of Willie Carter, her step- sen, in August last, 'was 'Commenced in the Superior Conrt His Honor, JudgeBCloud, presiding. ; The prisoner, who was dressed in deep black, with a vail of the same color oyer her face, was seated with her 'counsel, Messrs. Adam Empie isnd John L. Holmes, her husband also occupying a seat by her side.: Solicitor Edward Cantwell represent ed the State. After the arraignment of the prisoner in due form of law, the jury were drawn, sworn and empanaeledas follows: John Newkirk; P. D. Brown, -J. 'TP. . Wilkersan, Elijah Hancock, Lot Ifewkirk, W- H. Griffith, W. A. Jones; H. L. Horne A. E.;- Taylor, David West, K G. -Barnitz, Ephraim Hawes. , . ,.: -;-:K " ,The Court then took a recess until after dinner, the jury la the meantime being placed in charge of an officer On the reassemblihg of Court, Dr. W.W. Lane was called by the Stale to testify as to the condition of the body,after which Alvoid Van Amringeand. Marion Hollister were examined asto facts connected with the finding of the body. The question pending at the adjournment was upon the admissability of the declara tions of the deceased. Mrs. Wiggs, Mrs. Roberts, and other witnesses for the State testified to severe bruises and welts upon the back and sides and thighs of the de ceased child, at various times, from ten months to a week before the homicide. The State offered to show that these bruises and -: Whippings were done ' by the accused. In fact, that the accused was .habitually cruel to deceased,: the pur pose being to show her connection with the murder, and the condition - of her- feeling towards him, by his declarations pade at the time the bruises were discovered. Also to prove by the declarations of the deceased that Mrs. Carter had a motive in desiring his murder. The case of the State vs. Har. riss (63d N. C.) was cited on behalf of the State by Solicitor Cantwell, and commented on. . - i Mr. Empie, for the defense, replied,' insist ing that its admission would be a violation of fundamental principles. That these dec larations were made in the absence of the ac cused, when she had no opportunity for cross-examination or contradiction. His Honor reserved his opinion. The Court then took a recess until this morning. On the reassembling of Court, fcefore the trial of the above case was commenced, ins the case of the State rs. Julius Faarborgj indicted for arresting three seamen in South Carolina under a magistrate's warrant, his: submission was, on motion, stricken out,, and the cause set for a hearing anew, '' Mr. Rumley, who Is IT. S. Collector for this port; having, it appears, authorized the arrest un der the act of the 7th of June, 1872. The Solicitor moved for a judgment notwith standing the act, on the ground that the ar rest was not made by "the master, mate consignee or shipping commissioner," as required by the 53d section of that law, but by Julius Faarborg, the defendant, who was not i an officer or even a citizen, and had no warrant He. said that it was . monstrous to '-contend - thai. Congress had power : to authorize the Col lector to make an 'arrest "in another State without warrant under his hand and seal, and that in fact Congress had not done or attempted any such ..thing.. He admit ted, however, as we understand, that un der the act in question, the Commissioner under that law had power to issue his war rants any part of" the, 'United States, and was' not required to apply io the local magis trates for assistance, as formerly. This is important news to our seafaring friends. It may be well to add that we collected from the argument that a Commissioners' arrest was void, however, unless the prisoner was carried "before a Magistrate's Court in 24 hours, or a shorter time, and 'that if the arrest should turn oiit to he improper the master, . mate, U. S. Collector; &c ; have each subjected themselves to a penalty of one hundred dollars, besides the ordinary penalties for assault and battery. - This also, we suppose, will be news td this, class of our readers. " ; His Honor reserved his decision. mayor's Court. The following cases were disposed of yesterday morning: Sharper Murphy, charged with the larce ny of a bucket, the property of Henry Tur ner, was required to give security in the sum of $50 for his appearance before the next term of the Superior Court. Richard Martin, charged with cursing; quarreling, fighting and other 'disorderly conduct. Case continued until this morning at 9 o'clock. : . Concert. " ' 1 . I . The celebrated Pianoist, Herr E von Mey- erhoff, of "Vienna, the 'charming Soprano, Melle Ada Salteri, and the great Pianoist and Tenore Robusto, Mons. .GGrotz, from the Conservatoire de Musique, of Pariswill give a grand Concert ft.the Opera House tap tbia city ;on wednesuay, January an. 10 those fond of good music, this wifl Jh W opportunity of gratifying thehr tastes sel dom afforded tojthe peop ,of Wilmington. ;, O'Brien; the deserter from the garrib son at SmithyiUe,,waa one of the prisoners who'escaped from the Work Bguse re cently. Itoeak oti? "' ' .- ,1 , . , ,j The Grand Lodge of nights of Pythias meet in Raleigh on the 28th inst. li v . There were any number of" tails and parties 1n the city" Thursday night. . : 1 -i Mr. A. A. Gilbert, ' of, the , Sumter Watchman, was in the city yesterday. : We are glad to see that the pavements -in various quarters are being repaired. - - , The officers of Stonewall , Lodge "No. 1, K. of P., are to be installed on jHonday . Repairs are being but upon the Second (colored) Presbyterian church, corfierj of. Eighth and Chesnut streets. .. - : ' "Chain up the dog! on Third, be tween Queen and Wooster streets. ! One of our typos says he is dangerous. " . We learn that there waa a row at Hil ton, on Thursday, during Which two coin ored men gave each otner some very severe blows with spades :);yu A .. u, v Mr. W. M. Collins, late steward at the Purcell House and ' NaUcmaT Hotel, , will open a restaurant and 'drinking saloon In the Post Office Alley in about two weeksi There will be an interesting meeting of the Order of Good.Templars at the Hall of the Temple of Honor and Temperance. on Monday night A number of ladies are expected to be present. ; We learn that all the cases on the State docket, with the exeeptlon of . those an jail, have been continued over for the term, and all the witnesses with the exception of those in iho cases mentioned are dischar ged The new lamp-lighters were busily en gaged in cleaning up and "putting their lamps in order" yesterday, acd it is univer sally conceded that, when necessary, they will hereafter be " kept trimmed and burn ing." : ... ; " : - ' " BOARD OF ALDSBnEN. -Synopsis of tne ProeeedIns;s. The regular meeting of 'the Board was" held last night- ; -; An ordinance was. passed providing for paving- that portion of Chesnut street be tween the western line of Front street and the river with cobble stones, and when the work shall have beCjompleted the Mayor shall cause an assessment of the real prop erty alongaaid street in the vicinity of the improvement, to defray the expense of said improvement in whole or in part, as is pro vided by law The Mayor was also author ized to advertise ' for proposals for con structing said pavement, to be submitted at the next meeting of the Board, for adop tion or rejection. . 'v ' '.' A communication from H. Nutt, in refer ence to damage to his- sidewalk by a fire company on the night of the 15th ult, and on other occasions, waa referredto, the Committee on Fire Department It was ordered that Chief Engineer Rob inson be-mstructed to purchase a hose-reel for the use of the Cape Fear Steam Engine Company, at a cost not to exceed $88. I Report of Capt J. H. Robinson, ' Chief Engineer, relative to the condition , of the Fire Department, and recommending the construction of cisterns in Brooklyn and one on the premises of the Howard Fire Company, was referred to the Committee on Fire Department- . U U Application i of i Silas Martin, Vice President of the Carolina Cfeniral Railway, for a reduction of taxes on thejpity1 proper tyfbrthe Company to correspond to the re-. ductionmade in the Btate and county lists, was wfused.?.;- ; ' : - 'J Petition of G. F, Home and T. S. Toler. for the reduction' of - taxes in; consequence of an error made in listing, was referred to the Committee on Finance. - Communication of 8. I. Fremont relative to an over-estimate of ' the value of his property by the Board of Assessors, was referred to the Committee on Finance. Communication of S. L. Fremont, Presi dent of the Wilmington and a S. Railway Co., relative to taxes assessed, was referred to the Committee on Finance. Communication of Alexander Oldham relative to injuries to water pipe of his mill by the opening of Nutt street, was referred to the Committee on Streets and Wharves. The City Attorney was instructed .to en force by legal proceedings the orders of the Board relative to the construction of bridges over the W. & W. railroad. : The Mayor was authorized to contract for the subsistance of the prisoners convict ed in the" City Court at an expense.' not ex ceeding 25 cents per day, suc&iprisoners to be hereafter employed on the public streets. The Mayor was instructed to enforce the order of the Board, passed August 15th, making twenty-five hands the entire street force; and the action of the Mayor' Contin uing the extra-man up to the present time was approved. Jw ' ' " The Committee on Streets : and Wharves .-j : J:.,...-r,v. a uvi vw 1 awwuiuiwuaiug iuiss aiw wt aw 1 w be awarded the contract for planking Nutt street, according to plans and specifications, for the sum of $2,540 J and that a bond in that amount be required of, him, the -work io ' be begun in thee next ' fifteen j daya, ahd completed in , the next ..three vrnootha,' Report aoioptea. .jjMaf'ss,' ... r Application of Harris W sbe allow ed to 1 erect ,-a wooden- building, with tin roof,' nNorth.Front street, between Mar ket and Princess, was referred to the. Com pittee:oTTepanat.i y ; It waa ordered that the Mayor cause sid Valka.tf hW4 ou Mulberry v and Gheaact Streets, between War,andl0PV;M(t cm- Front street, between Che8nnvanainmpfv ry, as required by an ordinance of the city, at a cost not exceeding $1 per square yard. The Board adjourned. Jtt Rev. Theodore ImaBvTD;; D.i As sistant Bishop of the Iiocese of North Car olina, accompanied by hls wife and daughter,- is in the ctty. . 1 , " : -! 1 - : CITY ITEMS PBiKTrso Pahh. We now have la stock over 300 reams of new tper, stxe S4zSS, weight 30 fii per ream. It 1 xoaC rig paper, amt will be told, in ota to Bait for cash, or aant by-expze G. O. D. ,-; ... Book Bixbrt.-Th MoaMor Sta Book Bind ery does all kinds of Binding and Ruling In a work manlike manner, and at' reasonable prices. Mer caaata and otaera needing Reyipt Books, or other work, may rely oa. ptomptneaa In tbo execution of their -orders. j J j ' Job Pkuitin. We call tba attention of mer chantsclerkB of courts, sheriffs, lawyers, . raflroad and steamship Officers and' agents, and all others having orders for printing, to thef acuities offered at the Hobhins 8ta Paurrnfa EsTAsijBimirr for the prompt and, faithful exeeatlon of all kinds of Job fanrrors. 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Or instead, new subscribers to any two,' three, or four of the abovo periodicals may have one of the "Four Reviews' for 1878; subscribers to all Ave may have two or tne " roar Keviews," or one sot 01 Blackwood's Msgsirinc for 1878. , -y- Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount to clubs can be allowed unless the money la remitted direct to the publishers. No premiums given to Clubs. Circulars with further particulars may be had on Anitr-jLian. .- 1 JanS-tf . 140 Fulton fit. New York. , 1 , Florida J)iathges. vi'.i C STEVESSOITS. : jaaatt'i TigEi TioEi;TiqK;! ' sasEslBssMsai.-. -- ',.- , : olm Mon, Jr., WATCHilAKErt USD TOWliER, . i '-"1111 irieWi aireev ryui I srxt iti it o t o v, ;.ii. t A 'LL WORK DONE i IN A WORKMANLIKE, !xV. snanner.iWithan eMertence'Of twenty years at the bench, he gnarantee to rfre aatisf acOoa and? ipricea to suit the times. Give Lima trial. He has on hand a very fine aseortment of Watches and Jew elry, aocks, SUverware, Pocket Cutlery, Ac - N. B. Ship Chronometers properly adjosted. y ecU-tt NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. r Ladies' Belts, tlDlBS AlO GKNTS' fKUNICS, SATCHSLS, Shawl Straps, Belt-8atchels, Ac, at the Saddle and Harness Factory of . jr.8.TopKajsa lcCH ' , No. 8 Soath Front St,.' jmayS-tfuac. WUmtneum. N. C MISCELLANEOUS. Visiting Cards. T?0-KBW YEAR'S CALLS. 4 A . Supply yourselves at - - HEENSBEBQKR'8. D RIARS FOR 1874. A large assortment for sale at . ' . HEINSBERGKR'S. f or Masqueraders, &c., Ae.; 1-4. .' . . i'or sale at . , 1 "- ' -' s a :!- HKENSBFRGBR'S . - Live Book and Music Store. BABGAIUS RB YET ' MABS . BY , FTJRCHASJStS OF IZATSjl CAPS, SHIRTS, ! ' DRA WERS, Ac AT THE ' " ' ' . - "City Clotlini" Store Of MUNSON & CO. deo81-tf Hay 1 Hay ! LOTS TO BUTT " "For sale by ADRIAN YOLLKRS. febS-tf Hew Goods For Cash. tttb nmra the attention, of thb T f FabUctoonr. r STOCK OFGHOCERlES which we will sell uausuaBj Close to CASH BTJT- rs. i ja nov.l8-tf IWARDS . HALLv t-k aw I Dnomi t 100,000 LBS SHOULDERS AND BIDES Fox sale by uneSl-tf WILLARDBROS. Bacon and Fork. g Q BOXES D. S. 8IDES.; - " BOXES SMOKED SlDEsl K A BBLS.' PORK. , , . dec 28-tf ?v-- For sale by F. W. KBRCHNER. Com. Oat aid Spirit Casis. 6 000 BUSHELS coeit 2.000 B?ratt80ATsv KKA SPIRIT CASKS. " For sale by deeS8-tfa F. W. KERCHNER. fiatcliBS, Cannes ail Hails; :- GROSS ;TCHES.y j'thA-' 2Q WHOLE AND HALF-BOXES CANDLES. 225KBGSWn& :'" " ' t - - ' ' - For sale by :- .- dectf . , s. , . Jf. W. KERCHNEB. i: 5.000 BUSHELS PRIME MIXED CORN. 109 ROLLS STANDARD BAGCFTNGF. 150 Kegs Nails. ; 75 Tubs Leaf Lard. rorsaieby . m t v decSSHf WILLIAMS &' MURTjHISON far sale bj -:v i:u J.y J f BALES' EA8TERN HAY; NOW LANDING Ex Schrl Annie T Chase. ' ' ' ,x " For tale by JZJL, Mi deeS8-tf Gity of : Wilimngton, mayor's office, y-' SPECIAL KOTICR i ALL PERSONS HOLDEaa BILLS AGAINST the City of Wilmington, contracted prior to January 1st, 18T4, are requested to present them for payment at once. W. P. CANADAY. janz-4t Mayor. BOOTS, SHOES, Lieather ; and : .. tTrnnkBe . AT - I LB? PRICES. AT' GEO. R. FRENCH SOS'S. . jaa l-Vt1 89 North Front street Cotton Ties, Cotton Ties JUST ARRIVED,- .-..'-;: - " KA TONS' IRON TIES. - For Sale LOW by jan Hw - BINFOBD, CROW A CO. The Ifortlx Carolinian : , T.ttapliihM Only Five Yean,- rrrOZ NORTH CAROLINIAN 18 PUBLISHED X every Wednesday at Ehxabeth City, N. a It bas a large circulation in all the counties of Eastern North Carolinai and Southern Virginia ( also crrcu lates extensively in the Northern States, especially Pennsylvania, New' York and New Jersey. Thu fact, makes it a valuable adverOainf medrum for those having properties to tell., Terms $3 00 a year, Invariably hi advance. - Address ' . , - ... dec44- ,t -. t j RQzabetb City. N. C if i& u-reatj Kevxvai LVTHBSOUTHESN ARMIE ' J ' r r i ..... . - - i i i"rnt&..i PkTX THE FIRST OF . JANUARY NEXT WE V" ' shall begin the publication of the Narrative of this Great Worac. 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'Jaaf-tf.-,-i.jJ yfcZl ..V-1 f 4 i-Proprietors. coupons reaswmccufictBP, :S36Sr. WlLMGTONN cl'l ' rraB JANUARY COUPONS OF CITYOF WIL X mington BONDS payable in this City, will be paid at tie Bank of New. nover and' the JANU- aid the Republic in City of New Tork, jt - THOS. a SERV06S. : tjaal-lw.) Yj.itr o. '.'i -4 .Treaeawr. ' P0STP0ITEIIEITT. '...IT-, t ' - -- 15 Offleef Treasmer aiiiCoMor, CTTY OF WILMINGTON. N CL, I '4 - -DeeemberU, 1878. ) HE CITY TAX SALE WHTdH: WAS TO J take place this day, Is farther POSTPONED until THURSDAY, JANUARY SD,''l8T4, fat front of City Han, at IS o'clock M. 5 ,'ik.-! t. ' T. C 8ERVOSS, ' Treasurer A Collector. Jatftltf r S e b a g or L a li o I c e JjX)R .8iLLE BY THE CARC, WELL PACKED FOR ANY - VOYAGE. VESSELS LOADED AT kANY SEASON OF THE YEAR AT 8HORT NO TICE AND THE LOWEST RATES, j ,:, D, 7. CLAHS & CO PORTLAND,' ME. decs SSodlm to th A sat ',; lIToticpU j.trv TTAVING RECOMMENCED THE " w -I? , 7,;f COOPERING BUSINESS, . 1 would be pleased to receive the patronage of the Merchants in Coopering Rosin, Tar, or Spirits Tor pen tine. Guarantee to give general satiafsction.--OrderslertatGQ.'l 8. H. Manning's store, wiU re eerve prompt attention. - -' ,' Jan 1-tf x , ... . f WM. H. THURBER." "Bacon, Pork , SuriloTir. BOXES D. 8. SIDES. GO Boxes Smoked Bides. fTK BBLS, Cs PORK. It .t AAA BARRELS FLOUR, all grades, iWl.''v.! ,tt, .-.....- , - - For sale low by . , ........ ee.tt'r I WILLIAKJ ETUSCHTSON. -otiiti;npy,Tp;:.;i:; 15,006 SrSrrW."! O A A BALLJ IrxJ EASTERN HAY. ; i &3J 8 -) pal- Prime North Elver Hay. -..Vl SI BAT.AMJS 8. H. SYRUP. - 2g B5PS. S. H, STSUP. , ' For sale low bv deelS-tf WILLLUU MURCTEMON. : -'-' : - . AKlVXJUXWOVf uui one appearedwiUlng to resi.