North Carolina Newspapers

Tr . r -n ' 7 - mm to B'L -- .- - :. I..- ; . , ... .- .. - . . - 1 w 8 Ot s 6e .......... ........... O 111 ...1.........!. 8 to .J..15 10 i. 1 ' To Cit 8t bscrilwa, ipllTeredta any partotthe ' ' - i I I J " 7 " city, Pif teen Crati per vfeek. Our City Agents are - " TT" !? , 1 ; ' , uri i at -r i .tv c. rv ,J noUuthoriztoeoUeclforaor.than8 monthain VCiT J XTr1 O p ! itttt irnkinmAikT - tt a mTTTTTOTAV T A ATTT A "R V 1 -1ft7ft J WHOIjK Iplll. -2.2.9. v A OBTLIMB8, , . Janan.h.ir i J . . I ' , I I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I . MISCELLANEOUS. I rJ f (. i . : ' 1 1! ' 't i .- . i : vy suvacriDera norin oi jxaarKet i ; a : , . i;n JC" a. m aJiJio ,1, ij . .. i :- .. - i i. , ,, "I ' i 4r . . . ! . .' t . - I . c . . . ' . " I . i ' i I ' : .I 11 m. I L v . -t - i - . . ' ' i. i v uiuaemenwovine dud lie will be - street. . : . x l-fpn ,ninrmn I. rsmith riuui uiliMin in . i . . i: I . .- y-t -r' r J. a ' . ' V . I Gen Morgan L. mith died yesterday io J New Y9rk: ' prince Alfonso was pro- claimeu .K;ing of Spain ! yesterday. -Francisco.' two . persons were -Wiled and- severai. wounded by a tunnel explosion. 3rS!JS'ork Markets: Cot ton, Ui 112f. The usehold Maga zmet pa . A. JionitZ, at I troldsbottt ViT?18 J08! appeared, It is an enterljinitrg miscellany. The portrait of , eXGov. Yaace is deserv- in? of sneciai mention. It ia aonnm. i. ,i r . . tod t . r , . -' " . . , . . other version, Robert is dismissed altogeth pamed by: a eU gotten-up biographi- tne end of third actj,and ni8 exe. cal, sketch. M. BooHz'- promises a cuton is represented only by cannon shot, steady improvement : in subsequent The other version is properly 'named Queen numbers of tijOiini faziue. , ; t'.I' Elizabeth, and this. quite properly is called Spirits Turpentine. Raleiffl's Ilolleman HaH will be the lajBBcQpic.'; amusement, in ,the Mr. cI)vU Blake, ,o Wake county, waa. ja'ccidentally and painfully shot in the. leg .la few days since by tne dis- cnarge or a piejtoi bis pocket. At the-lottery drawing at-Tois-not last week the editors of the Wilson Ad vance drew a jjjrize consisting of a top bug gy ana names? valued at $J25. Battleboro correspondence Nor folk Landmark:' General Taylor, col., -en- .tered the house of Wm. GunterJ col. , in Edgecombe cqunty, last week, while no One was present. nd took therefrom $40 in inoQuy. But hyi the early discovery of the bursnary most Jo I the mony was recovered. though he escaped I before a warrant could be seryed. i , The Battlttboro correspondent of the; Norfolk La.rMma.rk writes : Just as I am about to close ijhis article, I receive the 8;d intelligence of tue brutal murder of Mr. Colin, a Jewish merchant who has been for somellme doing business at Whitaker s De pot, a station about five miles north of here. ' lie seems to have 3iad a considerable sum oi money id; uis purcgei, ana ii ueiqg kuowq to a Dartv of nesrriles. thev attacked him in the dark last intent, murdered him, and took the monat and esCaDed. This is the ; third murder pinyiy own knowledge at this piace wnmn.yw iisi lew years. GoldsboW Messenger : The Ral eigh Convocaticfl Jof the Episcopal Church Church, in this V-Aca. The body convened on yesterday, aoJqiiitQ a Dumberof distin guished clergynj in are nn attendance. The object of the CtHtocatfon, we learn, is to deepen religiouilife in 'the people, the mu tual improvement or tne clergy and to ex cite a missionary spirit I among all classes. Among those in tttendknee we note Revs. A Smedes, K. 1J Suttcjn, M. M. Marshall, E. R. Rich. C. Murtis. !W. II. Vauehn. C. Huskie, A. 8mi, G. Philips and the rector ' 'of St.Stephen'a,ev. j, W." Larmour; who is the ecretaryfav tne body, and itev. jJi. R. Rich, the PrJ.Si1.en.tjl We. copy-'jihe following official unnouncement 7fjthe Secretary of the State Grange: It is bWeby 'announced by order of tLe Executive Committee that tlie second annual session poned for two will bebeld in fitheBute Grange is post- 8, and that said meeting !$ih on March 3d. 1875, at 11 A.-M..--T postponement is made in consequence of iSmeeling of the National Urange at Una b. S. C, JJ'ebruary 3d, conflicting wit f't5me heretofore set apart fk. fii.ta nriiniro thorn for tne meeti i I '" " " not being bu the probable it timo allnnpii hptwppn irnment of the National Grange and tl tiogof the State Grange for the Maste 'l other officers who may (I attend the set TJJi . ci.avaj t xs wkiv w reurn home the action of nrprepare sucn Dusiness tor tatfe Grange as may nec essarilv arise frori thle legislation of the Na tional Granse. " iiepresentatives elect from the several scotfifJei will please forward without delay l&eir -Dames and the name apdnumber.ot jthe eub-Grange with which to (be , Secretary of ithe State ailbinay be able to prepare I they affiliattj Grange, so tha rtfSMiS!! nd Correct ,i8t fQrf the use of said meeting. ciTir; iPVBBTISEnGNTS. W. H. Hisosr. Special Drawing. Wj J. Goi )CN L'Ariosa Club notice. L. Vollkb? Wilmington Garden., Flastseb CShtjre Cheese and Liquors. , KkbchkejmSs Caldeb. Bros. Sundries. ' G., II. Wi Rtjkge Removal. Opera OGSR-Miss Ada Gray.' Q. G, P & Co. Coal. Tfce Bxall Theiaails ill close from this date as fol- Northern (ni, t mails. : 6:45 P. M. " ; thr h and way tday) 5 mails... J.. ......... 5 A. M. 6:30 A. M; Southern ma, Carolina Cen il mails. .. .. . . . ....... 5 A. M Bmithville lays . . jurdays and Tue&- 6 A.M. Favettevill f er, Mondays and .... ..Friday r.a ......... ...:.; i p. m. Fayettevnt, C. C. R. W., daily 5 A. M KW . A . ARfffJET 7 . - .tT- sJ tun r i a. 4 , Onslow Ihorse.mail) every Frida o A.. Al, Mails d 'frvea from 7 to 7 P.M.,- A ri- Rl Stamp ffldftTSBSi from 8A.M. to 12 M.. and fro?fftQ5 P. M. Mooev order ob Register liTepaitment open same as 'stamp VUAVW I: Entries' for sale at the office Vol V - IdBNiNQ Stab. Y 3t I 1 In- tiie i011 Pr"nti?g and ruling done fAr -3Rfcf grades W copying ink at the jrj Printing tf i S--Tljre were! only ' two trifling cases iJre the Mayor's Court yesterday mornijili which were . appropriately dis pfisedf understaiid that the various oankslf tbe city, the public buildings and " - ba b guess houses oi the wharf will be . jc1wModay. ? . hfi meeting ht. the LArioso i'' PteasuL'ciub willbelkeld at the office of ' V'T Vr- Hr.' Gordon, in the New Hanover ' - ank I ft uilding, this evening, "to ,decide ) " .viheUVl two "hops" slhall be given during the cOjjt month. . -. . . . wiinnw coming, i j ! OllF ftmnwmani.lniiiiin niikl:. ii-ijiJK UUUI1U Willi UD pleased with the announcement that Jana- uschek "the magnificent, onf of the great- eat or living actresses, the very- impersona- tion of all that, is magestic and grand in drama and: tragedy, will visit our city on Saturday, the 9th inst , and Will appear for one night only,' in the 'Eal ; of Essex.V translated from the German. An exchange, speaking of this play, says it is like- the drama of Oneen Eliar.et.h hilt differs from that in many respects.; . The; ast act shows tlie parting between; Essex fend his .wife J"81 before the execution, , aad does not show; Queen Elizabeth at all,, while in the the Earl of Essex. Happily the present company contains a Queen; Elizabeth and an Earl of Essex competent! ito make the play a success. Madame Janauschek in this version has even better opportunity to; act the Queen than in ihe cither,'? and the high and stately character j pf the Queen Elizabeth is greatly relieved in this by the skillful introduction of two lighter charac ters, Jonathan and Sir James Rolfe. I Madame Janauschek in this play, -as be fore stated, has many phases of passion and character to present . la jevery one she is a queen.' ' . ' . The Earl of Essex is presented by Mr. Geo. : D. Chaplin. He has ! an imposing' presence, a fine voice, and, best of all, is a careful, conscientious actor. 1 1 . The. brilliant reception giving this splen did actress on the occasion of ia former visit to our city will probably be more than sur passed on its repetition, which will certain ly be deserved on her part The New'xear. Last night, at 12 o'clock,; Ije old year of 1874 passed off the stage. forver and the new year, 1875', came into existence and assumed the crown and sceptre of its de parted predecessor. To-dajf on the crowd ed thoroughfare and, in the fdwellings of many of our citizess wil) be heard the cheerful, joyous greeting; j . 'A happy New Year," while festive boards jwill be j spread and happy forms and facesj crowd and beam around them with the! joy; and glee- fulness which the season inspires. Letall such remember, however, jtliat- there are many households in which bV such . cheer 'will be experienced, no s ha ipm ess abound. , Let the season and the hour in spire a remembrance ot t6 poor i ' us, and and needy; and destitute arqubd let the hearts of the affluent and well-to- do in the community go! put to such, so that they shalr also fcel vith emotions of gratitude and pleasurethat it i3 indeed a "happy new year", to thejn aa well as to those in more favored circumstances! ; To our readers, one and ml, we;: Jender is . a - ' the compliments of the season. . inieto Ada Gray, f This fine actress, who is tofill an engage ment at the Opera House irj this I city on Monday and Tuesday nights pf next week, is thus alluded to by one of our Southern exchanges : Miss Gray possesses the power to convey the author's meariiijg with a clear ness and precision of pujrpose that can spring alone fr6m intuition j Her face is never in repose, but continually reflecting the emotions that fill her peine. Power and .tragic force she possesses in an eminent degree, while pathos and eitimeht shade the picture, liehted bv the fire oi genius. She stands in the front rank Lf her profe.s- sion, improving character with life aqd color. No element of th character Is slighted; subtlety, grace an!d ease of manner bring the lighter shades in, bold relief, and the magnetic power of Ine actress thrills the beholder as she holds (he passions in check." V iriaglstrate's Court. . Thomas Nichols, colored, for whom war ... . rants were issued some months since, charged with stealing clothing and other ar ticles from Toby Kelley and Henry James, but' who has heretofore, ppt out ot the clutches of the law, was arrested on Wed- nesday night, by Special -Deputy j C. H. Strode, and lodged m jaiL fYestiBrday af ternoon he had an examination' before Jus tice Van Amringe, in bom cases, who or dered defendant tp give security in tne sum of $100 in each case for ,bis appearance at me next term oi me oupqrior vouri, in ue- rauit ot. wmcn ne was comraiuea to jaw. A Serimniage. . ; i j jj ' . I . ! Two colored individuals got into a dis- pute on the wharf footlofj Market Btreet, Jnay aiicruuuu, uuriu wm U .m I was drawn and flourished in a very threat- J ening manner by the partjyjori the one side I J . J!t-J S III- uiu a tiuu uiuuuisucu iu;au equally ueillg- erent atitude by the party n the other side. Happily discretion assumed the.' mastery over valor with both of fhS would-be com batants and they s parated witb words of parting, decidedly i more fempbatic' than chaste and elegant, as they were wafted to the ears of numerous looklrs-onj who were' eagerly expecting a personal col lsion. - KnlKbts of Pytblas. At the regular meeting ofGermania Lodge No. 4, held last evening,! the following were elected as officers for the ensuing term: ' A. D. Wessell, C. C, - H. Ohlandt, V. C. B. H. Ahrens, P. IJ s H. Kokowsky, K."0f and S, : W; H. M. Koch, Mj of F. i I - G. O..W. Mullen ML pf E. I P. G. O., W. H. Gerkei and-P. C, Wl H. M. Koch were chosen as representatives to the Grand Lodge of LhQ State. Mr. L. J. Thornton,' intending to engage n other business, 'will retire from his posi tion as City Agent of The Morning Stab January Vand will be succeeded by Mr. Samuel Davis. In parting with Mr. Thorn ton we take occasion to express our high appreciation of the energetic and faithful manner in which he has discharged his duties during his long connection with the Star. t ' ! ' Mr. Pavis is well known as an old and highly esteemed citizen both of our city and county, and will be found a worthy suc cessor of Mr. Thornton. ; The Weather.! 'r ;: We learn that considerable snow fell north and west of here yesterday, and some of the cars of a freight train arriving in the afternoon, on the Weldon' road,; were cov ered with it to the depth of two or three inches. In this! city and vicinity it was very cold, cloudy arid disagreeable, with occasional light! rains. Icycles were pend ant from many of the roofs and ice in thin cakes was noticed in several instances in household vessels. . ; j lb Blasquerade Ball. . ' The masquerade ball At the City Hall last night, under 'the management of Mrl James M, Brpwn, was a success.. The inclemency ofr the weather; however, pre vented a very large turn-out of spectators. The costumes were simply magnificent, while the representations of the various characters could hardly have been excelled. We trust the . management will, on some more . propitious occasion, see; proper to repeat their entertainment. TJnmallable Letters. i The following is a list of unmailable let ters remaining in the city post-office: S. B. Emerson, Milford, N. H. ; Frank B. Meinan, Moshun, N. H.; John Monk, Chicago, 111.; R. R. Steagall, : Danville, Va.; Hen. H. C. Deon, Rebel's! Cove, Iowa; Wm. A. Mc Kegg, Liverpool; William Preston, Balti more, Md.;J. C. Kohlsaat & Sons, New York; H, B. Brown, Galveston, Texas. Rluss. . ! m ' ' A large portion of the community seems to be well supplied with key-rings, the re. suit of investments in Prof.'' Scott's gift enterprise entertainment on Wednesday night. ' One gentleman held five tickets and got five of he rings, which he will dispose of at a moderate discount on cost. Destroyed by Fire. I j j We learn trom the Goldsboro Messenger that a small dwelling house and kitchen, lo cated in Webbville, a suburb of that town, the property of Messrs. Adrian & Vollers, of this city, was iletroyed by fire on Thurs day night of last week. , The loss, was fully covered by insurance. 1 Anniversary Celebration! : ! The celebration pf the anniversary of the issuance of the "Emancipation Proclama tion" will be observed by the Colorrd people Of this city to-day with more than usual in terest and display. The procession will form in front of the City Hall at 11 o'clock. ! ' . ; um as Ag'aln In Cbaree. Sergeant Robert Seyboth, the first officer in charge of the Signal Station at this port, has returned and will agajn assume the du ties of the position, relieving Mr. Lum who has been in charge of the office for some time past. ' j - ' LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the city post-office January 1, 1675:; .,.'.. -j A Thos Armstrong, Lucy II Abbott. Henrietta Anderson, Trace Alston, A An- halt. . ! .i'-" B Sandy Brown. Lillie Stewart or Rob ert Burton, M C Brooks, Laura Benton, Luela Blaoey, Lucy Bass (col), L Brpwn, J G Blue. Harriet Barret, JS a Beazly, Dr F Bason, Eddie Bowens, Annie Best. C F A Caldwell. WUliam H Corbett, Marv N Corbett. Sarah M Carew, Sallie Carter, Richard Cowan, Kit Carson jr, Jas J Croal. J a Costen, Jos W uraig. D Mary A Dasher, .Ellen Donala. ' E Carrie Eaton. Gere Eaeleton. J T Ed wards, Jand Evans (col), Needam Earp. V M ilfts Frenun Iftoli. Jos C isher G Washinjrton Green. Simon Gatlir. Sue F Greer, Toney Oest. H W H Hardy. W E Hill. Tonia Hoi land, Stephen Hartman, 8ala Hill, Richard rial!. M j Jdawett. J uisDee, a u iiaws. Green W Harriss, Emanuel Hill, Francis Howes, Foster Hill, Carrie Harris, Amr- J W M Johnson. Lucinda Johnscm, An drew Jobbson, A T Jerkins, Louisa Jones. IV Fannie Keith, Friscilla Knight, Jfizra l ues Kennedy. j Li Samuel liarkins, 3 VV Juawrance. Henry Lines, Maria R Lewis', Nancy Lane. M York Moore, Weany Morris, Qermin ia McKeesis, Maggie Murphy, Maria' Mar tin, Maria Mumfort, Mollie Mesclerau, Fan nie Micner, j jj McUray, uJM.Ues. JN Isaac Northrop. O H W Oonenbeim. .:'.'. .! P TboB GPicket. Martha Parker. Laura Powell, -W M Patton, O M Price, Easter f owers, liizzie Patterson. K J L Ralph, Maralice Hauls, Robt Rusk. W A Robinson. Will N Rovall. 8 Christian Scott, E F Sessoms, E P Simmons, Andrew pwinson, JNinabpoonel, Mary M Scarlark, Mary E Sikes, Mary Simmons, Jacob Sharptlsham Scarbroush. Susan Soyere (colX Mr' Sikes, Capt W H SikeS. S-':r! --.:-! ,-..A-;v -- l '. -iU T Thome, Stingley & Co, Walter S Turner, Eliza Thompson, F A Taylor, Hes ter Thomas, Joseph Thomas, John B Tim erick, Manuel Treedy, Sara J Taylor. 4 WL Wardell. JM! Wharters. Jas E .Wilson, J Marshall Wooding, Hannah. Williams, Henrietta Williams. SHIP LETTERS. Capt Cain, Steamer Cygnet; E A H Aq cele, Sch'r Blande; Fred W Hews, Capt Francis S Jameson, Scbr 'Zeta; Fernand Francis, Thos Forbes, care Capt S Corner; Capt C Jorgenson, Capt A HasseL Persons calling for letters in the above list will please say "advertised." If not called for within 30 days they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. ! i ' Ed. R. Brink, P. M. Wilmington, Jan. 1, 1875. , Trakstbk panmHa-lKKS will copy clear ; and dlatlnct for aa indefinite period of tiinv 8d Tonr orders for work to bo done In these inks to the Moamse Stab Printing-House. i n Tbakbteb PEiNTiN-iHiii for copying letter-head fcigB, statements, way-bills, &c Can be copied ia the ordinary letter-press book. Send your orders for printing in theselnks, and for all other dgBcrip tJons of printing, to the MohhihsStab Printing Honee. , ' - , - . 1 , Book Butdbt. 'itu MOUNiHa Stab Book Bind ery does all kinds of Binding and Baling in a work manlike manner, and at reasonable prices, Mer chants and others needing Receipt ' Books, or other work, may rely on promptness In the ezecadon of their orders. . , . j "A Happt.Nbw YBAB."-f-From the iBakery and Confectionery establishment of Messrs. Gilbert & Bawar was received last evening, with j the compli ments of the season, a rich and handsomely orna mented iced cake, for which they have' onr thanks. To onr Senior the gift is especially appropriate,' as being both a Jftew Tear's and a birthday present. j TbaksfBb Panranwi-IHKS. Invaluable to rail road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer chants, mannfactorers and others. They are en daring and changeless, and. will copy sharp and clear for an indefinite period of time, ji Having Just received a fresh supply of these inks, wears pre pared to execute orders vremptly and at moderate prices. " - .. . ' i ;. '. ' Copt of Testmoniai. Hannibal, Mo., May 80. 1874. Messrs. J. & W. ToUeyMaldenLaneNew Tork 6nL: The 18 Gun. which yod .bnilt for me, No. SQ93, has arrived safely to hand. 'Allow me to thank yon for the fidelity with which you carried oat my i instructions. The general - outline, beauty of proportion and excellent finish, are all that could be desired, and more than meets' my expectations. I am more than ever impressed with the idea that it is as necessary for a man to have a gun built to meas urement a- f o have a boot so built to ensure a good fit. The pattern 175 and penetration 40 are very su perior. The pattui u ia as close as I desire,' and the penetration I think is seldom attained, being far ahead ' f any public record which I have seen. 1 " Respectfully Tours, ! . .. Q. W. DOBKAS. if voir j . Want a Situation, Want a Salesman, Want a Servant Girl, " t - Want to rent a Store, . Want to sell a Piano, Want to sell a Horse, Want to lend Money, Want to buy a House, Want to buy a Herse, Want to rent a House, Want to sell a Carriage, Want a Boarding place, Want to borrow Honey, Want to sell Dry Goods. ; Want to sell Groceries, Want to sell Furniture, Want to beU -Hardware, Want to seU Seal Estate, Want a job of Carpentering; Want a Job of Blacksmithing, Want to sell Millinery Goodr, Want to sell a House and Lot. ,Want to find any one's Address, Want to eeU a piece of Furniture, j Want to buy a secondhand Carriage, Want to find anything you hare lost. Want to sell Agricultural Implements, Want to Advertise anything to advantage. Want to find an owner for anything Found. Advertise in ij "., TUB MORNING STAR. Tribute of Reapeet. At a meetine of Wilminston Steam Fire Enzine Co., No. 1, held December 30th, a Committee was appointed to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of the Company in the loss of their comrade. John T. - Davis. The Committee have prepared and adopted tne following : WHiRXAS, in ine mjsacai woraings or iivine Providence, whose ways are inscrutable and past human comDrehension. the Aneel of Death has ap peared in our midst and freed from mortal bonds tne torn oi our comraae, iohh i . aiavis; mereiorc, we kave ii Resolved, That in the death of our deceased mem ber we deplore the loss of a friend and comrade, who, in the varied relations of life, has manifested the sterling worth and genuine merit or true man hood, steadily commingled with the gentler dignity of a Christian. i Sesolved. That through suffering ia attainment a faith divinely exemplified and we therefore hail the termination of our comrade's mortal pangs aa an earnest of his approaching beatitude. ' Resolved, That we will bear him in our hearts in scribed on the roll of these hallowed few who have gone before, at the mention' of whose virtues we ever take fresh courage. Resolved, That his name be written upon a blank naere in the records of onr Company, with the date of bis decease, and that we wear the badge of mourn- in cr for the cnatOmarr Deriod. " Resolved. That we tender to the family of our de ceased cemrade our sincere sympathy, in this, their hour oi sanction. Resolved. That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the city papers wun a request rorpuoucauon. Jno. C. Jajcbs, Com. E. A Maititt JJEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 0FEBA HOUSE. TWO NIGHTS - ,. O N L Y ! ENGAGEMENT OF THE CHARMING So ciety actress. j . Miss Ada ti-ray, ; Supported by a powerful Company, including . W. C. POPE, EDWIN BROWN B, j W , jjig8 SALLIE PARTINGTON,, c. Monday; January 4, For the first time In this city, he beautiful Five-Act ' ' - play entitled A - ' WHO'S WIFE ? TUESDAY, January 5th, ARTICLE 47. ADMISSION. Parquette and Dress Circle, $1 CO; Parquette Circle, 50 cents; Gallery. 25 cents. Reserved Seats may behad-at" P. Reinsberger'e Book and Music Store without exl ; extra charge. janl8t A. L' Arioso. - Members are requested to meet at the omce of Jno. W. Gordon, in New Hanover Bank Building, this (Friday) evening, at 1 o'clock, to decide whether two Hops shall be give during the current month. - . . - h By order of the President :; Jan l it - ' W, J. GORDON, Sec'y and Treas. - "WILMINGTON! GARDEN" k VA MVUll TJV3R RENT OR LEASE, that delightful summer A1 -resort known as the " Wilmington Garden." It offers great inducements to any one wishing to con duct a beer garden, having bowling alleys, oar fix tures, arbors, Ac The buildings are large and con venient and in thorough repair. The property em braces a whole block, and has a large number of choice fruit trees, strawberry beds. It is located immediately on the the line of the Street Railway, making it convenient of access from all parts of the city. j- - . . . jan Mm , J L. VOLLERS. XTTKDDING CARDS AND VISITING CASBS T V printed in the moat elegant style, at .. . '. WM. H. BERNARD'S . augll firaumg ana.rubuahlng Hoaaa. IBSS 111 1M Official Drawinics of the N. O. Bene- ' . flclal Asaoelatlon. WEDNESDAY, December 80, 1874 ' t Class 341, Drawn at 12 M. . ' 43 . 66 91 TO 83 ?9 53 10 14 3 S4 . 37 01 Class 843. Drawn at 8 r. m. 81 27 63 89 64 1 45 30 73 6 47 1 i Clasg 843. Drawnat vv.m. 29 87 89 77 25 ' 50 45 14 71 49 78 51 10 IV W dee 8Mt W. fl. HARRISON. , Edam Cheese, PINEAPPLE CHEESE, BLOCK CHJsBSJS. Wli Iskeys : H. C, RYE and CORN, 1854 GENUINE BAKER janl- For sale by FLANNER SHURB. Eed and White Ash Goal A LL 8IZES WELL BCRBENBLD. Delivered. Promptly ; AT LOWEST PRICES X OR CASH. By : (jan 1) O. G. PARSLEY A CO. a; !, W. Runge f Mas 'Removed ; FROM 63 MARKET STREET. ' l, ' !' i . ' ' to the , t'";, :". " , .. ;. Northeast eor.JtIark.et and Second. janyl-tf . Bagging and Ties. 2QQ ROLLS HEAVY BAUG1NU, 1000 TIES. janLtfr . KERCHNER & C ALDER BROS. Ctee, Apples, Potatoes, Rice. BOXES CHEESE. j BBLS. BALDWIN APPLES,; JpQ BBLS. EL R. POTATOES, . 2Q TIERCES BICE, Qt' BBLS. RICE, , , t For sale by KERCHNER & CALDER BROS. janl-tf v Bacon, Port, Lara, Salt. BOXES D S SIDES and SHOULDERS, 2p BOXES SMKD. 'SIDES -and SHOULDERS. gQ TCS. and TUBS LARD, 3 000 SACKS sAX,T' ' For sale by : . janl-tf KERCHNER & CALDER BROS. Powder-Powder-Powder. MINING, Blasting and Sporting Powder, For sale by J KERCHNER A CALDER BROS., Janl-tf 27, 28 & 29 North Water at. 3 Horse Blankets, A HE LARGEST and CHEAPEST assortment of Trunks tn the City, Saddles of an kinds, Harness, Collars, Saddle Blankets, Feather Duster s.Horse Brushes, Currycombs, Saddlery Hardware of all lands CHEAP JfUit CASH, oct 24 tf nacl J. S. Tepham Sc Co, MISCELLANEOUS. Coupons. Offiee Treasurer & Collector. ) Cirsr of WnnKQTON, N. C, Dec. 29th, 1874, ) tf ANUART COUPONS payable in this city of Bonds of the city of Wilmington, N. C, will be paid at the Bakx or Naw Hanovkb on and after Jan uary 1st, 1875, and such January (Gold) Coupons payable in New York, on Bonds (issued of 1872), will be paid at the National Bank of the Republic in New York. - 1 : T. C. SERVOSS, dec 30-lw Treasurer. Treasurer's Office. Carolina Central Railway Company. NO. 4 BROAD ST., NEW YORK. ; fTHE COUPONS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE A GOLD BONDS of this Company falling due January 1, 1875, will be paid in GOLD on and after January l, lata, on presentation at wis omce. WATSON MATHEWS, dec 31-dlw wit Tbkastjimb. C.H.J -Ward's TASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSING SHAY a-a m a-m V .4- 42 TXTT1 m 2 m4a TOt f K. B ikftTe eecured the serrlce of tke BEST wtiste of my profession The Monroe Enquirer, BO Y L I N; & W OLF E Eaitora and Proprietors). rpHB ENQUIRER IS PUBLISHED AT MON- A roe. Union county, . C, every 'mesa ay, at $ 2 00 a year. The KmjuiMK circulates extensively throughout the counties or Anson, union, vnesier field and Lancaster, and reaches a very large num hovnf IntAlllMtit resders. . Tha mnrr.ha.nts of Wllmlneton will find it to be one of the best advertising mediums on the Caro lina Central Hallway, as we guarantee as urge a bona fide circulation as any paper between Charlo and Wilmington with fskbapb one exception. ; sept 8-tf I THE VINDICATOR ANI SOUTHERN WATCHMAN, Newton, Jfi. C. BUSINESS MEN OF WILMINGTON WIL fin i it to be to their interest t To Advertise in the "Vlndleator.". ..... t Which has a good circulation in Lincoln, Catawba, Gaston, Cleaveland, Rutherford, folk, McBoweii, Rnrt una f!nllarell counties. West, and in Halifax. Warren, Edgecombe, Nash and Northampton, in the JCasC - AaiHsrai terms vncrea w jvtaij iTcrmi . L. P. KRWIN, jan ai-tf Publisher. Colunibia, Phcenix, ISSUED DAILY AND TRI-WEKKLY. WEEKLY GLEANER ! EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY JULIAN A. 8ELBY, 1 ' A RE THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED NEWS- J. papers at the uapuai oi douiu i""s been regularly issued since the 21st March, 1866. In .In v fnnnd Telesranhic Intelligence from ail parts of the World, Market Reports, Ac. from all parts or roe vt uru, maM Piquant Editorials, IJo;ConPmde enter ..j ifailanv JktL . Jtn. - The GLSAJN&tt la taining Miscellany. &c., c The Ac TI Famrly of read a JuBrmilass osDer for the Family Circle, and cen- tains forty-eighf columns of readable matter. -The subscription prices are as reasonable aa the times will warrant. Advertisements inserted en favorable terms. i Subscription InAdvanee. Dailt Pnonax,six months........ Trx-Wibkbtt, ; " Wrxsxt QiMAX t JUT In i" x .Just Eeceived. . ! VINEGAR BITTERS, , . ; c Wlotar's Balsam Wild Cherry, BARRY'S TRIC0FTER0US, . EADWATS READY RELIEF, v For sale low by dee 80-tf GREEN A PLANNER, Syrnp, Nails, j Snot, aLard. jgQ Bbls 8. H. Syrup, 1 . , 300 f QQ Bagi Shot, . t . 1 A A Tfcba nime iai x-ara. . - AW For sale low by A dec27-tf i WILLIAalS MUltUfcLlDUr. Merrv Christmas. ItrAnd OPENING AND HANDSOME DIS- HOLIDAY GOODS. ... . j , , . ,L . . Now is the Umo. Come early, CHRISTMAS GOODS In endless variety, Choice Clusters of- Malaga Grapes, . , FRENCH CONFECTIONS, CORNETTS, H A A ITlb E US, FIRE WORKS, FIRECRACKERS, TORPEDOES Ann everr descriDtion of Christmas tree trimmings. Come and be convinced or tne great reductions in prices at .(, GEO. M-SERS', II & 13 South Front St. dec 23-tf -C3-OSTIri'S IS THE PLACE TO BUY Youij Confectioneries, I - -Mr ' - . . THE ONLt CANDY FACTORY IN THE CITY, .. ir-. .- - - Candy, Apples, " Oranges, Nuts, Dates, Figs, Malaga, Catawba and Isabella Grapes, told LOWER than at any' other place lh the city. ' dec 20-tf NewiYear's Presents. x . - .1 1 V- INEW YEAR'S PRESiSTS OF ALL KINDS can be found at , HEINSBERGER'S. DIARIES FOR 1875. Another large assortment just received and for i -' . ' sale at ' . I HEINSBERGER'S, LiveBook and Music Store, dec 3& if Don't Be Afraid. We HAVE A FEW MORE ON HAND, BETTER B UY NO W When they are so low, Cold Weather is Coming. 'MUNSON & CO. dec"Sotf - THE New Book Store TTAS ALWAYS ON HAND ACHOICE COLLEC- AA TION of ALL THE LATEST PtJBLICATIONS, With a complete assortment of STANDARD WORKS, ALSO . . . Blank Books, Fools Cap, Bill Cap, Legal Cap. Let- ter, isoieanaa iarge vaneiy oixmuu una j FANCY NOTE-PAPERS. Envelopes of all sizes, Sheet Music, Ac, &c. ' ror saie at CONOLEY & YATES' ;dec 30-tf City Book Store, Notice. HERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE i. "i "Board of Examiners," to examine teachers desir. ing to teach in the Public Schools, at the Court House In, Wilmington on Thursday, January 7, 1875, at 10 o'clock A M , to be continued from day to .1 -i' : .. : - day for the remainder of thq week. Teachers wanting certificates will please attend. - A. R. BLACK, Chairman of Board of Examiners. decSMt We Su Tu The Season, Now well advanced," finds us with a large and varied stock of Black Alpacas, Empress Cloths, Empress Delaines, Cashmeres, Poplins and J otter fabrics on hand. Which we are " ,-: I -; DETERMINED not to Carry Over to another Season, And in order to sell them now, while they are aB NEW, NICE and FASHIONABLE, ' we have determined to reduce the prices and sell them AT COST, sooner than miss a sale New Goods n ceived by last steamer. The ladies are invited to call and examine our stock before making purchases. ' Call early, whi e the stock is full and the assort-' ment complete, at ine leaaing ary gooas noaie ei BOSKOWITZ. & LIBBER. dec S7-tf 29 Market street. Between Oli ail Hew Imas. ThIS IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR GARDEN j READY. . . CALL AND GET YOUR SUPPLY OF I have On hand and to arrive per Steamer, a large i tot or . PEAS, BEANS, ONIONS, LETTUCE, TOMATOE, SQUASH, CUCUMBER, OKRA, i FRESH AND GENUINE. i ' JJ K. MolLHENNY, i Druggist and Chemist, N. E. Corner Market and Front Streets. decSl-lf 1 , ? ' ' ' Great Bargainfl LS TO BE HAS BY SLAKING TOUR PUR- ;::, A .;. r: CHASES OF US. WHOLE SUITS at $10, $12, $14. P -jfcf: ' f A FEW :t :-. Overcoas and Talmas Left which we close out at a great sacrifice. rf ' Boy Suits from $3 00 ITp, HOW'S YOUR TIME TO BUY. SHRIER BROS., -. . 80 Market St decSl-tf t. ' mT vw , 'tOneyear..- i.. .,...... 60 CO V UP Contract AdvrMnnm. " . tionately low rates. 1 T J pi- jrm Squares estimated as a nnrtArj-nitiTi ' ' es as a half -column. ? j " MISCEIaLANEOUS. - Holiday Presents. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PRESENTS Suitable for tlie Holidays,' 1 EMBRACING SOME- Iiew and Beautiful Styles, l may be found at. ! GEO. HORNET'S, decS44f. No. 68 Market 'streei. Hen's andIadiiBS,:Wear. MEN'S Double Sole Hand Made Boots; Ladies' Double Sole Button Boots, Men' Double Sole Congress Gaiters, Ladies' Double Sole Goat Balmorals, and all other etjletr, in great variety and at low Prices. ; : ij.-'L dec 87-tf 89 North Front street. David & Weil, David & Weil David & Weil, David & Teil, MERCHANT TAILORS . . , AND ! j . f i : dec27 tf . Spt. Cks Hoop Iron, . GloeJ Bacon 200 New JIew York '8pifit c8kB QQ Bundles Hoop Iron, j ( -QQ Barrels Glue. QQ BoxesD S and Smoked Sides, For sale low bv 1 decl3 tf WILLIAMS & MURCHISON. IF WILMINGTON J Is Alive to her interest in Hast Carolina, ' ; . her business men will advertise in . THE tiAS HING ION ECHO, , ;-.-(-"- - . j ...... a large and well estab shed weekly newspaper, cir culating extensively i the counties of Hyde, Bean fort, Pamlico, Pitt, E ecombe and those adjoining. ' RATES L O W . ) Wait. P. Williamson, fH. Gbanobr, Late of T,arboro. of Washington. : hot T4f Editors and Proprietors.! THE CHEROKEE HERALD; MURPHY, CHEROKEE CO., K. C. t : The only paper published in the Twelfth Judicial . jj. , District. . j - ' ' An inDBPKNDBifT Wkkkxt, devoted to the Agri cultural, Educational, Mineral, Railroad and general interests of the country. ! . Has a large circulation 'in North Carolina, upper Georgia and East Tennessee,and affords an excellent meaiumioraavcruaing. i ; RATES MODERATE. Subsrnntion J2 per annum in advance. . Address - JAMKLP ROBERTSON. . . ; j Murphy, N. C. AGENTS WANTED! Agents .'Wanted Agents Wanted ! ! liberal Inducements Offered. ; rpWO BEAUTIFUL CHROMOS,"THEUNCON- ' A scions Sleeper ."and "The Jewels or Mprlng. One a gift free to all. subscribers of the - . , Rural Crolniar , 2 he Great Southern AffrumUuroi Monthly. $3 00 per annum, with usual Club Rates. Canvassing Agents wanted in every County ef each ef the Southern States, to whom the most lib el terms will be offered. ! Persons who desire tot undertake the duties of Canvassing should make immediate application to the publishers, when circulars setting forth terms, Ac, will be sent them. The ChromoBre now ready for delivery. The "Jewels of Spring" will be furnished to subscribers for the moderate charge of 60 cents for meanting ready for framing and'The Unconscious Sleeper" at -$2, mounted. Express charge for each Chuomo, 25 cents, prepaid. . . j WALKER, EVANS A COGSWELL and A W. L. DAGGET, Publishers, " an 8-tf ' vi Charleston, S.C. The -Kershaw Gazette. rpHK LEADING NEWSPAPER, IN 'KERSHAW i county, is published every Wednesday, at Cam den, 8. C, by Fsaak P. BeaJKL It has a large and In fluential circulaueb in one of the most productive portions of Central Carolina, guarsnteeing gft&ter inducements5 to advertisers than any other paper in thelcounty. The most liberal rates of advertising. Auoress . . i FRANK P. BEARD, Proprietor, ; . . . Camden, B.C. sept 15-1 f Tlie Horft Carotina Arps A WEEKLY, FAMILY ANlj POLITI- .CAL NEWSPAPERj Iff. Knight & Son, - - - Proprietors. WADESBORO, N. C, than any paper in Anson county. Established In 1B43, It is tne omy emcuu orpin m, ojibuu, jhuui gomery and Stanley counties. It ia the only reliable advertising medinm in Anson county.; Terms reas onable. Every merchant and businesa maa. should hav the ABUUS. . .j ' , : ZIOITS LAND MABES. ... i -- - - : . Expounding the Doctrine and defending the Bfblo ; j---. eeurseofthe . . j. ; Primitive Is published semi-monthly si WDsonj N. C. P. D. GOLD i. ............. ..... . .. .Edlto . . $2 per annum; Alsd a ",t- - -v i ' '! SUPPLEMENTAL SHEET, For advertising useful kinds ef business. 'And la every issue of the Sapplement are several columns, of valuable reading matter on important subjects of 11V1 combe. Wilson, Green, Halifax. Pitt, Martin, Nash, andWayne, among a thrifty, honest, fleM-paytng e, a od1i class of peoplta. It therefore oners special , uauee- meats for advertising.: ' The ordinary rates of adver- tising are charged. P. D. GOLD, Editor, Wilson, N. C. nov96-tf Taxes. A AX SALE WILL take place January 11, 1ST4. This is the only legal sale day that I can avail myself of in time for settlement; according to the recent Act of the Legislature. I i v . Taxes most be paid by this date to prevent sale of v VTOpatJ- ' j J a. ICBLACK. lite Sherilf dec VFSuawdD . and Tax Collector. Bill morals ana industry, iocsj ana Keuenu.ucw., c. This Supplement has a good circulation in Eastern wnrth nnmiina. esoeciallv in the counties of Bdge- :1 t' t I I I A V v v ? .. ....... i