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Six months, (."-") .. " 4 m
Three moatW"';" ) 44 " T.T: w 85
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I: 'To City Subscribers, delivered la any part of the
City, Fifteen Cents per week. Our City Agents are
not authorized to collect for more than 3 months in
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OUTLINES.
That great fraud Kellogg has
foond an"
other mare's nest. lie pretends to have dis
covered that a plot is on foot to assassinate
Grant. -Z The great New York indigna
tion meeting -will be held next week.
The Radicals of Louisiana are in a hurry.
- - Spaniards will send reinforcements to
Cuba.
At Wallace, Kansas "Buffalo
Joe," a murderer, was hanged by a mob to
a telegraph pole so bunglingly j he finally
froze to death. Full jury in Beecher
case. - New York markets: !Goldr112i
112f; cotton, 15i15; rosirj,1 $2 10
" $2 15 for strained ; spts. turpentinie, 8j.
Hamilton, Senator from Maryland, -" got"
Logan bad in the Louisiana discussion by
quoting Logan . to refute Logan.1 A
spirited address signed by Wm." Cullen
Bryant, Whitelaw Reid, Mayor Wickha'm,
W. M. Evartsand others, has been issued in
1 New York calling for an indignation meet
ing at Cooper Institute next Monday.
Senate bill to resume specie payments in
1879 passed House yesterday, 125 to 106.
- Durell and Busteed proceedings tabled.
Gov. Allen, of Ohio, urges Legislature
to act in expressing its opinion on Louisiana
outrage. - Message of Gov. Gaston, of
Massachusetts,condemns Louisiana outrage.
Independents and Republipans com
bined to control Indiana Senate, but Demo-"
crats have eight majority on join, balldt.
LET XHK
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PRO-
TEST, ' T
That able champion of local State
Kights, the New York IVxbline notic
ing the indifference of leading Radi
cals in Congress to hear tKe grievan
ces of Louisiana, says: ' -
; The statesmen have no time for inquiring
by what authority the army of the United
States is used to break ur the Legislature
of a sovereign State and eject its members
at the point of the bayonet. The! President"
is in command. . The President can do no
wrong. It was under his orders . that the.
army acted in Setting up the fraudulent Leg
islature, and they have neither the time nor
the disposition to question anv of his acts.
I So much for Congress. Now for the
people.. This is such an act of despotism,
so subversive of right and justice and of
the Constitution itself, and so fraught with
peril to all the J States , and ail the people,
that the voice of every State in the Union
should Ue heard, and heard at once, in de
nunciation of the startling crime. The
Legislatures of several States are either in
session or about to assemble. There should
be no delay on tne part 6fi any of
them in entering a solemn protest
against - this whole business. This ut
present seems to be all that can be
done. 'But this should be done1 at once,
not only for the purpose of asserting the
rights and the diguity of the States them
selves, and denouncing so shameful a vio
lation of the Constitution, but to give to the
people of Louisiana, who challenge the ad
miration of the. country for their patient -
and heroic attitude, assurances ot sympathy
und support. '
Well said, strongly said; and so be
It. Let the people speak ...j through
their representatives in condemnation
of the grebt wrong that has been
done to a sovereign people., "
jftlKNALISTIC -i
The Childterfs Friend is issued at
the Orphan Asylum, Oxford, N. C,
in the interests of that institution. It
shows the brain work of that trench
ant journalist J. H. Mills, Esq., form
erly of the Bimcal Recorder. The
Children's Friend is a paper for chil
dren as well as an advoeate for " chil
dren's rights." rIt is a twenty-column
weekly, printed in large plain type.
IViceSl a year in advance. J
: Mr. W. P. Williamson prints his"'
aledictory in; this week's Washing
ton Echo. He goes to the; Taboro
Enquirer-Southerner. The Echo ap
pears in new types. -
. ! Yesterday Mr. Hamilton, of Mary
land, declared anew in the Senate the
noble old d6ctrine that the people are
paramount to Presidents and Gener
als, and through their representatives
can withhold means . for waging war
against popular liberty.
Let the Country Shatter the Cou-
' , splracy. ,
Baltimore Gazette. "j
; We have now come to that point
when every, member of-the opposition,
in both Houses ot Vongress, must
take united actio. It is incumbent
on them to meet at once and demand
of the Presideut the immediate re-
call of Sheridan and the dismissal of
Williams from the Attorney Gener-
alshipv If this is denied, they should
draw up articles of impeachment
against tyrant, ana issue an appeal to
the country, n we nave i not mis-
taken the temper ot the people-not
only in biio iuiuuic utatee, uut at lue
North and .West the! t response
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would be , prompt and' the support
overwhelming. Already- meetings
are contem plated in the larger cities,
and Sheridan's brutal telegram ought
to stimulate to action even these who
as yet but dimly apprehend its san
guinary meaning. Already, too, every
decent Republican journal through
out the country is protesting as
strongly as those of Democratic in
clinings against the infamous course
which is being pursued to hold Lou
isiana in subjection. There is cause
for something more than protest: and
if there be'any manhood left among
us, there will be. before loner, such a
popular uprising as will admonish
tyrant that he has grossly violated the
duties ot bis great omce: 6triD the
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VOL. XV. NOi 91.
shatter to fragment8 tne 1 conspiracy
that has its foundation-head at Wash
ington, and its chief agents in the
feenate and among the habitues of the
White House.
THBO.ITY.j
The Mailt. ri:
The mails will close from this date as fol
lows: - i ' ' :! " ' i:
Northern (night) mails . . J i . . . . i. 0:45 P. M.
" through and way (day) r
"mails 5 A. M.
Southern mail..-. ...U....!. 6:30 A. M,
Carolina Central mails. . I... .. .1 5 A. M
Smithyille, Saturdays and Tues
days ji..1..... 6 A.M.
Fayetteville, river, Mondays and i
Fridays ........... if. . .j-l.'.l 1" P. M.
Sayetteville by Q. C. R. daily 5 A. M
nslow C. H., (horse mail) every
u: Fridav. .......... Jj..:J., 6 A. M.
Mails delivered from 7 !A. M. to 7 P.
and on Sundays.from 8Xto &:30 A. M.
: Stamp Office open from; 8 Ai M, to 12 Mi,
and from 2 to 6 P. M. j Money order or
Register Depart menUopen same as stamp
office. i I : :j - h
N.KW ADVERTiSEIIIENTS.
W. H. Harrison. Spe'cialj Drawing.
James M. Brown. Grind Mask.Ball.
C. S. Ellis R. E. te t! Association.
G. Williams. Card of tThanks.
. S. G. Northrop. SweV dranges.
Local Dots.
Import Entries for " sale at the office
of The Morning Star, j 1; 3t.
The Norwegian Brig . Mira,
Ster, arrived at Liverpool fi oni this port on
the 3rd inst. ' .!.,,;" ' j1
The German Barcja'e Sonnaben d,
Pust, arrived at Liverpool -from this port
on the 3rd inst. ' j ! ; : Jl
Mr. D. O'Connor, Standard
Keeper for the county, has removed his of
fice to the building next west of the$ Op'urt
House.
The , greater pai of s Fourth
street, from Red Cross to Bladerjtwas over
flowed by the late rains, ; rendering the
street and sidewalks almost i mpassable
This box-sheet fprj the) sale' of
reserved seats for the Adelaide Phillipps
Italian Opera Troupe wiL
be gpen to-mor-G'o
early if you
row (Saturday) morning,
wish desirable seats.
We are glad to
jslrtl
that the
condition of Mr. Alex.. -Sprint, whose in
jury by a fall was alluded jto, in our last,
was considered more comfortable at last
accounts, the broken limb haying been set.
The crossing at tie: corner of
Fourth and Chesnut stree ts, north side, is in
a fearful condition, and o urmg such weath
er as we have had for two orjthree days past
is almost absolutely impassable.; The at
tention of the authorities is cahed to the fact.
After January ljf jfe75,i we will
mail the Daily Star, postpaid, for $7 00
per year. This is $1 20 less! than it now
cost3 subscribers, including postage. ; The
rates for periods less than' on year will be
ti -IE.- A
advanced as follows: Six months, $4 00;
hree months, $2 25; one month, $1 00.
Knf slits of Pythian.
The following officers elected and ap
pointed for the ensuing term, have been in
stalled by the various Loge of Knights of
Pythias in this city during the present
week: I , v'- i
StonewaU Lodge No. 1. -James W. King,
C. C ; S. T. Potts, V. C.!; Ji iWJ Zimmer
man, P.; W. L. Jewett, K. of R and Si;
G. M. Altaffer, M. of F.; "W S. Wiarrock,
M. of E. ; George Peterson, M. at A. ; "VW
C. Farrow, I. G.; John TV". Rudge, O. G.
Calanihe Lodge No. 7. M. P. Taylor, C.
C; H. G. Smallbones, Y'. C.; A. jG. M5
Girt, P. ; Berry Gleaves K. of R and S; ;
W. F. Toomer, M. of Fj.; D. Greenwald,
M. of E. ; N. VasSoelen, M. at A. ; JJ Frank,
I. G.; J, A. ,Milne, O. G. ;! 1
Germaniq Lodge
ue jxo. . Ai,i
TIT". M 1 i'T.tf." -i ll.
"the regular
meeting of this Lodge, held last evening, the
following officers were installed iby D. D.
G..C , W. J. Buhmann:AD.7esell, C. Cf ;
H. Ohlandt, V. C.; B. H. Ahrens, P.; H
Kokowsky, K of R and 8.; W. H. M
KochM. of F.; G C. W. MullerM. of
E:; J.G. Oldenbuttle, I M.!at A.!; G. L.
SChutt, L G.; Jno. Vonderfect, O. Q. . W,
H. Gerken and W. H. M. Koch were chosen
Representatives to the Grand Lodge.
Repairs are being made upon the fire-
alarm located in the steeple of the First
Presbyterian Church, corner ;of Third and
Orange streets, and to-day, at intervals
about tbirty'minutes, ; between 10 and
o'clock, 4he bell will be rung ! for the pur
I pose of testing it. This statement is made
to prevent the alarm which might otherwise
ensue.
- The rope attached to the alarm-bell in the1
First (coiored) Presbvterian Cburch. corner
of Eiffhth and Chesnut streets. ha bn ko
i o - t 1 r
arranged that the bell can be rung without
entering the building, which will greatly
facilitate the sounding of an! alarm in case
of fire.
Tne masquerade Ball
The grand masqueradg ball, which has
been announced to take place on Tuesday
night next, the 12th inst,
, will, we are noN
requested to say, come off on the Monday
evening preceding, ' This change is macle
in consequence of the fact that Miss Ade
laide Phillipps and her Italian Opera Troupe
have advertised an entertainment at the
Opera House for Tuesday night, and many
will no doubt desire to be present at both
entertainments. The ball 'will be on a
grand scale, .with a great -variety of hand
some and striking costumes, etc.1, which
I should induce a large attendance of snecta
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WILMINGTON,
THE ALLEGED JIUBOEB CASE.
Examination and Acquittal ef the
Prisoner. "
The case1 of Erijah Lamont, colored,
charged on the affidavit of John Newkirk
and others with causing the death of Grace
Watson, colored, at Point Caswell, in this
county, on Monday of last week, came up
for examination before Justice Cassidey
yesterday afternoon, and was continued
until a late hour in the'evening. The case,
it will be remembered,'had been previously
examined into by' a Coroner's jury, a, ver
dict rendered that the woman came to her
death from apoplexy, and Elijah Lamont,
who had tieeu arrested on a warrant sworn
out by Thad. Lamont, a brother of the de
fendant,! was discharged. Newkirk and
others, including Thad. Lamoat, who, sin
gularly enough, was among the inost urgent
and persistent in prosecuting bis brother,
were, however, not j satisfied ;,with -the
decision j of the Coroner's "jury,; and
came down here and made affidavit
before Justice Cassidey, charging Elijah
Lamont with being, in their opinion, the
immediate and sole cause of the death of
deceased. At their instigation a large num
ber of witnesses, white and colored j were
summoned and brought down here to give
in their evidence. ;
Messrsl John L. Holmes and R B. Fray
ser appeared for the defence.
A thorough investigation was had and re
sulted in the discharge of the prisoner;
whereupon it was moved by the counsel for
the defendant that "the costs be thrown! upon
the prosecution: Justice Cassidey stated,
in reply to the motion, that he wOulv take
the matter under consideration. .
m ' It is proper to state, in this connection,
that the evidence of Thad; Lamont, who
swore that the part of the jury of inquest
who were composed of colored people were
excluded from the room in which the post
mortem examination of the deceased took
place, was, as we understand, proven; toJe
entirely unfounded. ()nly the expectators
were excluded, and that for the reason thai
the room was too small to accommodate
others than the jury and the physician con
ducting the examination. (
The Rape Case The; Proclamation of
Outlawry. j " .
As a, matter of public information, and
with the hope that it will the more surely
tend to the arrest and incarceration of the
fiend who perpetrated the outrage alluded
to in our last issue, we give the proclama-'
tion of outlawry against Liberty Boney,
colored, the alleged guilty party, in full:
Stai?e of North Cabolika, )
New Hahover County, j"
"Whereas, Margaret; C. Rivecbarkj hath
complained on oath before the undersigned,
acting Justices of the Peace for Union
township, in said county, that Liberty
Boney, colored, did, on the night of the
24th of December, 1874, at and in the
township aforesaid, with force and arms,
break into the dwelling house of William
J. Gurganus. at whose; house she was at,
and then and there commit a rape upon her,
the said i Margaret C. I Kivenbark. And,
whereas, the said Liberty Boney flees from
justice, concerJs himself, and evades arrest
and service oi tne usual process oi law ;
Now, therefore, we, I b. J. 1 lllyaw and
Rufus Garriss, aeting Justices, as aforesaid,
issue this our proclamation, that if the said
iberty Boney continues to stay out, lurk
and conceal himself, and do not immedi
ately surrender himself, any citizen of the
State may capture, arrest and brine him to
justice; and in case of flight or resistance by
him, after being called on and warned to
surrender, may slay him without accusation
or impeachment of any crime.
Given Under our hands and seals this, the
1st day of January, A. D. 187a.
l. s.l S. C. - Fill yaw, J. P.
it. &. " Rcrps Garriss, J. P.
C)ty ys. Ceuutry.
Yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock, a
difficulty occurred at a store near the corner
of Front and Market streets between the
well known Harry Hall, colored, who is in
the employment of the! city, and Anthony
Ballard, ! a colored individual from the
country, during which several blows were
exchanged. Finally the hoe which he had
been Using in cleaning out the sewer or
drain at that point was brought into requi
sition by Hall, with which he gave his an
tagonist a blow on the head, another on one
of; his hands, cutting it severely, and a third
on his oyster bucket, which Harry said was
fully intended for Ballard's cranium, as he
had no animosity against the bucket. At
tHis stage of the difficulty, a crowd having
collected, Hall was taken in charge by soma
of bis friends and carried before a Magis
trate, who, after hearing the evidence in
the case, discharged the defendant on the
payment of costs.
I. O. O. F.
At the regular meeting of Orianna Lodge,
No. 3, Daughters of Rebecca, held last
evening, P. G. M. W. L. Smith, assisted by
P. G.s R S. Townsend and H. Gerken
installed the following; officers: .
G. M. Altaffer, KG.
Mrs. Mary Altaffer G. "j
W. H. Strauss, R S. i
Mrs. A. C. Haar, Treas.
W. C. Farrow, W.
Mrs. H. Watson, C,
Mrs. M. E. Gerken, li. S. to N. G.
Mrs. M. E. Harris, L. 8. to N. G.
W. H.3 Gerken, R S. to V. G.
J. B. Taylor, L. 8. to V. d.
Joseph J. Bowden, I. G.
Robert L. Harris, O. CJ.
Bljhop Atkinson' Appointments for
February, 1875. j
Clinton J . Quinquagesima Sunday. .Feb. 7
Faisons. . . .
.Evening of.
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Goldsboro
Wilson...
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Enfield.........
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Collections at each place in behalf of
Diocesan Missions. !
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N. G., FRIDAY, JANUARY "8, 1875.
Patents. -.' I
Among the patents recently r issued from
U. S. Patent Office to parties in this State
we notice the following: .ji
Car-Couplings. Thomas L. Shaw, Laurin-
burg, assignor to himself and H. G. Flad
ger, Lilesville. Filed.OeL 3, 1874
Sash-Fasteners. Thomas L. jjShaw, Lau-
rinburg, assignor to himself and H. G. Flad
ger, Lilesville. fFiled Oct 3, 1874
Feed-Pumps and Check-Valves for Steam
Boilers. Matthew J. Atkinson, Fayetteville.
Filed Oct. 12, 1874 1
Safety Tar-Kilns. J. D. Stanley, Wil
mington. fFiled-Nov. .5. 18741
Improved Order Ked Men. i
At a regular1 meeting of Black Hawk
Tribe No. 5, 1. O. It.M., held list evening,
the followiag officers, elected ; for the en
suing term, were inst ailed by H. L. Clpwe
3.: I
G. N Hill, Sachem.
E. F. Sessoms, S. S.
j. R Melton, J. S. "
CITY ITEMr.
' Thi Socthbbk Hokb has a macb larger circu
lation than anv paper In Western North Carolina.
It Is the official organ of two Graage .Councils, em
bracing 53 Granges." I ii
Trassfeb Pbintinq-Lnk8. Invaluable to rail
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer
chants, manufacturers and others. IjThuy are en
during and. changeless, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period of time.;. Having just
received a fresh supply of these inks, we are pre
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices. ' j
Copt op Testimonial Hannibal, iMo., May 30,
1874. Mtr rx J. & W. Tolley, 29 Maiden Lane, New
York Gent.: The 12 Gun which joa built for me,
No. 2093, has arrived safely to hand, i Allow me to
thank yoa for the fidelity with which you carried ou
my 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 as to have a boot so built to ensure a good
fit. The pattern 1T5 and penetration 40 are very su
perior. The pattern is as close as I desire, and the
penetration I think is seldom attained, being far
ahead f any public record which,! have seen.
Respectfully Yours, I
. G. W. Dorm an.
IilST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the city post-office January
8, 1875: '
AHenry J Andrews, Mary Ann An
drews. I is .
B Jane Bowden, are Margaret Stan
ford; Frank Brooks, Martin Brooks, Fred
die Barnes, John W Brown,1 M:S Barlow,
Mary B Brown, Susan Black, j Rev W S
Black, Wm Brown.
U-Ben Coachman i A T Clark, Mildred
Cutlar, John Campbell, Mary F Qarr.Thos
Conner, Thos Clarke.' 1
D-rJohn.Dobson. Belford Davis Fennv
Delong, R B Davis,! eare Eliza!) Davis. '
U rKoger U Jfilhsson. j -
F-rAlbert Fennerl H J Farmer, Thomas
Fenner, Lucy Foreman, Susan Fennell.
G-i-B J Garrett. EP George. IJas Green,
JL Glenning, Nettie! Gay, T L Green.
11 Agnes M Hawkins, 2; i rea liamme,
John C Hines, care E W Ilines; E J Hand
cock; J Samuel Hines, Isaac Highfield, In-
day Hill, Mary Hines, Cact RUHury, Let-
tis Ann Haywood, Thos H Howe.
J Wm Johnson, care W W Jimg; Je an-
nie Johnson, Lidah Johnson, Louisa Jones,
Paul Jenkins, Ransom Johnsoul
K Bailie King, A L Krewson, Rebecca
Kelly, Daniel AKell. ii
L John Lewis, J JLewig, Mary Living
ston, J J Livingston, Susan Lord, Harriet
Lorsin, Jane Lane. I i;
M Annie f Murphy, Ann Martin, Mrs,
Myers, Doctor Miligan, F J Mills, Emehn
Myers, Ellen A Moore, Joseph Mob arland.
Ella McCann, care Edward Smith, Cathe
rine Mcviel, John Mathis, Mary McLean,
Mary McDaniel, Martha Mason, Thomas
Moore, ifannie Mott, T C Moore, W J Mc
Keethan. j I
O Lowe Oates, care John Robinson. .
P Maggie Peterson, Mittie Pearsall,' Pe
ter Peacock. i -
R Alex Respass, Carr Reidj James R
Robinson, Margaret; Richardson, Robert
Runnels, R Ruck, Wm Robbinsl
S A Silva, Caroline Shuffleld, E P Sim
mons, C H Streat, E J Smith, Henry Stern,
Henry Smith, Harriett Smith, Jno W Samp
son, John O Sa'unders, J H Saunders, Jack
Streat, Joe Sellers, F, A Strickland,' Char
lotte Stevens, care Thos Myers; Kittie Ste
venson, care Wm Moore. if . '
T Haywood Turner, 2; James Turren
tine, J B Taylor. I '
WF B Williams, Edward Williams, El
la Williams, Fannie Walton, Jane Walker,
John Walker, J M Wooding, R H Walker,
W D Walker, Wood, Weeks &Co.,RPW.
j SHIP LETTERS. jj -..
G W Wheatley, Schr Emblem; Franklin
C Smith, Schr Ella Strickland.
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. -
Ed. R BitiNK, P. M.
Wilmington, Jan. 8, 1875.
Spirits Turpentine
- Kinston had!two inches of snow
Thursday of last week. j
'- Lawyers and newspaper men
are flocking to Charlotte. fj
J- Burke county discusses Conven
tion on Saturday, at Morganton. ,
Jl Why do we jiot get lithe Char
lotte Observer of terier than once;! or twice a
week? - i '
Quite a list of patents!! have been
recently issued to North Carolinians by the
Patent Office. I ll '
Bishop Marvin will preach the
sermon and Dr. Munsey will deliver the ad
dress at Trinity at the commencement on
June 10th. j 1 jj-
The committee appointed by
Episcopal Convention to select a. location
for the Diocesan College met at Charlotte
last week and decided upon iMorganton,
Burke county. j jj
f The Washington Echo says a
colored man by (he name of Napoleon Pat
terson, a former resident of that town, was
shot in or near Tarboro a few days ago by
another colored man (name unknown,) and
that he has since died. - ;
A Western exchange s boasting
of a woman in that section who can perform
Yankee Doodle and the Fisher's Hornpipe
on the piano and sing Dixie at the same
time. : The News office has two wives and a
sister who each can perform the same two
pieces and sing or whistle Dixie iall at the
same time. Raleigh News. -
Charlotte Observer: A friend
living at Mount Moufne, on the Atlantic,
Tennessee and Ohio Railroad, informs us
that, on the evening of the 24th December,
a Mr W. A. Jones, a well-to-do farmer who
lived on the place of Mr. J. H. Reid, at
Mount Jlourne, walked out of bis house,
without saying anything to his family, and
has not been seen or heard of since by any
of them. ' .
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B1ED. -1
WILUS. In this city, of Consumptlonf on the
morning of the 7th Inst., Ruth Ann, wife of Hardy
B. Willis, aged 89 years and 27 days. .
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this evening, at 3 o'clock, at
St James Church, thence to Oakdale Cemetery.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Official Drawings of. the . !c. Bene
fielal Aesoetktlon. j
WEDNESDA.y January 7, 1ST5.
Class 863? Drawn at 12 M. f
7 52 85 66 81 --IS 46 72 2 21 ;4 15 55
Class 363, Drawn at 4 P. M.
6 25 64 35 15 10 1 19 58 76 14 57 , 41 78 53
. Class 864. Drawn at 7 P. M.
5 75 55 49 58 71 44 19 64 74 161 83 76
Jan 8-lt w. H. HARRISON.
Sweet Oranges.
rpWO THOUSAND SWEET ORANGES, JUST
received end for gale low at j
S. O. NORTHROP'S
Frnit and Confectionery Store.
dec 27-tf
GUAM)
MASK
BALL,
-AT-
aioiiday, January 11.
LADIES.' LIST WILL BE FOUND AT HEINS
berjor's Live Book Store: Gntlpm ftnH list Art.
James W, Lippitt's "1'ohacco frtore. " i .
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Price of Admission for spectators, 75 Cents.
: ! t -
JAMES M. BROWN,
jan 8-3t j Manager.
c Card of Thanks.
I LILLINGTON, NEWHAnOVER CO., I
j January 3d, 1875. f
DAR STAR: I PRESUME BY THIS TIME
that you and your readers are aware of the
burning of my mother's house (Mrs. E. M, Williams)
on the night of the 19th of last month, i Permit me
through the columns of the Stab to! return my
thanks to Mesers. Jno. Scott and family, W. B. Lark
ins, B. C. Bordeaux, G: F. LucasR. B. Frayser, Dick
Williams (col ), William Mclntire, Owen Rae (col.),
Robert Garrason (col.)nd others who rendered us
assistance. 1 also return my sincere thaaks to Mr.
John A. Jones, CoL W. 8. Larking and family, for
their kind hospitelity. - j . .
Respectfully, - I
GRATTAN WILLIAMS,
jan 8-lt D&W i j . s
SAL E!S T ALTE
Loan Association.
rpHE 2Jui mITHIir-JNSTALLMKNT OF
Four Dollars per share Is dne and payable TO-DAY
at ths office of the Secretary end ;Yresfre4 No. 41
Market street.. " ' -:- S C" . STSC 0
Deposits received at any time, on whfciiTEreiHT
PER CENT, per annum is allowed.. -. V
C. S. ELUS, '.
jan 8-lt Secretary and Treasurer,
NEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES,
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First Importation of the Season.
Hhds, now Landing ex. .
t
Schr. "DONNA ANNA."
and toh sale by
jan 7 Ct nac
WORTH &
Horse Blankets. -
i.A HE LARGEST and CHEAPEST assortment .of
Trunks in the City, Saddles of all kinds, Harness,
Collars, Saddle Blankets, Feather Duster s.Horse
Brushes, Currycombs, Saddlery Hardware of all
kinds CHEAP FOR CASH. i
oct 24 tf nac J. 8. Tepham tc Co.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clarendon Saloon.
SOUTH MARKET ST.,: NEAR THE FERRY,
TAYLOR & GRAY, Propr's.
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Finest Wines, Liquors, Ales and Cigars in the city.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Also, Board by the day, week or month.
J". B. TAYLOR, dec 16-lm J. F. ORAY.
Powder, Shot and Caps.
OCA Kegs Rifle, Sporting and Blasting Powder.
ggQ Bags Shot.
200,000 cp
60,000 FeetrFsale by
jan 7 tf KERIHNER& C ALDER BROS.
Sundries.
THRESH CRACKERS and CAKES.
X1 j Peach and Apple Batter.
ORANGE COUNT Y BUTTER I
of very superior quality.
At
jan7-tf
JAMES C. STEVENSON'S.
Remains of Lost Empiri
s.
O KETCHES OF THE RUINS OF
PALMYRA,
.1 with some
O Nineveh, Baby 1 en and Persepolis,
notes on India and The Cashmerian Himalayas. By
P. V. N. MYERS, A M. Illustrated.
For sale at
i.
HEINSBERGER'S.
Baesn, Shot. Nails, Rice, Hay.
2 Q Q Boxes D S and Smoked Sides.
OA ft Bags Shot,
Kegs Nails,
OK Bbls whole Rice,
CAA Bales E. and N. R. Hay.
UfJ I
For sale lowbv
janStf
WILLIAMS St MURCHISON.
U. S. CENTENNIAL
AND
Exhibition of 187 6.
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A LOCAL AGENT AND SUBSCRIPTION So
licitors. Ladies and Gentlemen ef good address,
wanted in Wilmington and each Town and Countr
in North Carolina. A year's work at $15,00 a week
and commissions added. .
Address with return stamp 2 weeks,
CENTENNIAL SUBSCRIPTION BUREAU,
j 521Chesbut8t,
, ; ' Philadelphia, Pa.
For Prospectus Journals inclose 15 cents.
jam 7-aeooiwawzi i
WHOLE NO. 2,265.
MISCELLANEbUS.
MILLINERY,
7" . .. "i . . ; j.
AND FANCY NOVELTIES FOR FALL AND
winter, now opening.
New Goods and Low Prices.
' A splendid assortment of
Trek Imported Flowers
1 And Millinery Ms.
Human Hair Goods, Frizettes, Braids,
Cnrls. &c &c.
U JI li I S T MA 8 T O Y S
AND OTHER
O li I O A Y C O O S. -
THE HISSES 'TROCK,
Princess, between Frost and Second streets,
nov lu-tf
Merry Christmas.
G"RAND OPENING AND HANDSOME Dis
play of
HOLIDAY GOOD 8.
Now 1a th time. Oome early, .
CHRISTMAS GOODS
In endless variety. Choice Clusters of Malaga
Grapes, j .
FRENCH CONFECTIONS, CORNETTS, :
HAVANA ORANGES,
FIRE WORKS, FIRE CRACKERS, TORPEDOES
And every description of Christmas tree tiimmiDgs.
Come and be convinced of ; the great reductions in
prices at
dec 23-tf
GEO. MYERS',
II & 13 South Front St.
AM ORDINANCE, f
Concerning Drays, Wagons,. Carts, 4c.
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF TUB CITY
OF WILMINGTON, N. C, DO . -ORDAIN.
That anv Drav. Truck Wins, -or
,C!art found in Hse within the City limits without the
Badge or Registered Number
as required by City Tax Ordinance passed' May 9th,
1873, shall be subject to einre by tne City Marshal,
and the owner thereof subject to a fine of Five
Doixaks for each' and every day the same is used
in this dry without the prepayment of the monthly
tax, er without having on the -
Badge or Registered Number
as the Ordinance of the City requires.
; ' Any Ordinance or parts thereof consisting with
the foregoing are hereby repealed. '
The above Ordinance was passed by the Beard of
Aldermen at their meeting February 16th, 1874.'
T.C.SERVOSS,
feb 18 tf i City Clerk.
.A-Q-osTiisrrs
IS THE PLACE TO BUY
Your Confectioneries.
THE ONLY CANDY FACTORY IN THE CITY.
Candy, Apples, . Oranges, . JNnts, Dates, Figs,
Malag, Uwba and Isabella Grapes, sold LOWER
than at any other place In the city.
dec 20-tf
SALT! SALT!
1,500 Sacks Salt v
NOW LANDING
For sale low by
EDWARDS & HALL. '
dec'16-tf
Edam Cheese,
PINEAPPLE CHEESE,
BLOCK CHEESE.
Wnl s keys:
N. C. RYE and CORN, 1854 GENTJINEJBAKER,
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janl- For sale by FLANNER & 8HURE.
Just Received
A Nice Assortment
OF
CORAL GOODS
AT VERY LOW PRICES, AT
GEO. HONNET'S,
No. 53 Market StreeL
jas5-tf
Sugar, Coffee and Rice.
20
Hhds DEMARARA and P, R. SUGAR.
g Q Bbls Refined Sugar.
QQ A Sacks Coffee.
AC Tierces Rice,
For sale by
KERCHNER A C ALDER BROS.
Corn. Water Ground Meal and Hour.
AAA Bushels Corn, i j !
uusneis water uronnoAeai.
Bbls Flour. For sale by
KSKCHNER Si CALDER BROS.
Hay, Salt, Cheese and Bagging
2150 Bales Eastern Ha v.
X00 Bxe8 Cnee8e
OAilA Sacks Salt,
C f Rolls Heavy B
ng. For sale or
Oil KERC.
as a, v&A.ux.a, situs.
G. H. W. Runge
; lias Removed.
FROM 63 MARKET STREET
to the ' I ! " ,
Northeast cor. Jttark.eC and Second Bte.
jany 1-tf i j
STYLISH SILK AND SOFT HATS,
L A B IE S' E V R S
Jn CHILDRBNS HATS, M
TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS. CANES, Ac.,
At HARRISON St ALLEN'S,
jan 7-tf City Hat Store, 38 Market St
2
500
600
KATES OP ADVERTISING.
One Square one day, k ..j...fi u
twodaya,....,...: ..,.... 1 tO
T. i . ur days S 60
!" )4vedays..... 8 (
. Ijneweek J... 8 60
' ! " Three weeks..., ,..... 6 eo
" j " i One month....... ..... 8 CO
. J " iTwomonths u". L..15 C
- " jThree months LtJ 00
" ; Six monthr. ....a L..85 0O
' One year. .................;60 00
lContract Adverti8eineatB taken ab propo
ttonately low-rates. r 1
Five Squares estimated as a quarter-column, and
ten squares as a half -column. j I
MISCELLANEOUS.
OPERA HOUSE.
POSITIVELY - ONE NIQHT
! i
NLT,
Saturday January Otli.
17
r A RE WELL APPEARANCE OF THE UNDIS
PUTED AND REGAL QUEEN OF , r
ENGLISH TRAGEDY
.1 i ! . !
JHE WORLD RENOWNED
JAIMAUSCHEK,
Supported by her new and most brilliant
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NEW YORK STAR COIDPaNV.
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SATURDAY JANUARY 9TH.
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First time in this City of the Grand Historical
Tragedy entitled j
Earl of Essex.'j
JANAUSCHEK In her unrivalled Impersonation of
; QITEEN EEIZABETIS
THE ENTIRE STAR COMPANY IN THE
CAST
Prices of Admission.
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ADMISSION, $100; Reserved iSeats, 50 cents
Extra; Gallery, 60 cents. i
The sale of Reserved Seats will commence on
Wednesdays morning, 6th inst., at Heinsbergcr's
book ana alusic store. . ian 2 7t.
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OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONL
r,
Tuesday Kvenlne, S P. Ml, Jan,
. I- -i
Adelaide Phillipps-
J GRAND ITAUAN
c o ia i A N Y.
When wOl be presented with appropriate Costumes ,
scenery ana t tage ecects, sossini's cper
d'Bavre, in two Acts, The j
BARBER of SEVILLE.
2 HE COMPANY
includes the following Artitts: .4
MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPPS,
i the American Contralto
-:.'! i
f 1 i MR. TOM KARL!
Tenor,
Signer ORLANDINI, Baritone, )
! Signor BACELLI, Buffo Basra,
signor iutjATJUjLii, Basso, j
MR. GEO. W. COLBY, Musical Director.
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Admission, $1 00; Reserved seats, $1 E0;1Gallery,
50 cents. Sale of seats at P. Heinsberger's!
i . " CHAS. M. ATKINS,
jan 6-6 1 1 Business geet.
Just Received.
A LARGE
LOT
- FINE IMPORTED
1
AND DOMESTIC
-CIUARS.
Also,!
Fine DoubletThick
Navy,
And Other Brands of
' i ' !
Fine Cbewtne
, I Tobacco.
H. BTJEKHIMEK,
i No. C Market Street.
jnly 26-tf i I
Closing Out j Sale.!
WING TO OUR INTENDED DISSOLUTION
ofCo-Partnerehip, we will sell our entire Stock of
V OliOTHIliTQ-,
r AT GREAT REDUCED PRICKS j j
r i j j
The Goods must be sold In the next sixty days,
i s But for CasbrOnlyj. ' .
jan S-tf 7 i . v . DAYID fc WEIL.
v Down They Gol
OVERCOATS
$5 00,
CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS flO 50,
! . 1 TALMAS $8 and $10 60, 1
GOODSUITSflOSO,
TO CONTINUE BUSINESS. j
j TO CONTINUE BUSINESS.
' . 3IUNS0N & CO.,
. jan S-tf , City Clothier's.
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Keep Your Feet Dyyv
LADIES' RUBBERS
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only 75 cents a pair,
LA DIES' RUBBERS
75 cents,
GENT'S RUBBERS
Only $1 N per pair,
Gent's Rubbers t CO.
BUY A PAIR FROM
GEO. R. FRENCH A SON,
89 North Front street.
JanO-tf
A Beautiful New Chromo,
i BY REV. J. A OERTEL. j
CHRIST HEALING THE SICK'
j For sale at
THE NEW BOOK STORE.
ALSO
A LARGE VARIETY OF
! j . CHROMOS, ENGRAVINGS
STEREOSCOPES VIEWS and 1
Illuminated Text j '
ON EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE T
CON9LBY St YATES'
City Book Store, No. 47 Market St.
jan C-tf
J
! Flour, Sniar, Cote,
1500 Blg Flonr' 411 grade
-0 Bblej Refined Sugar,
-QQ Bags Prime Rio Coffee,
100 Bbls 8 Siap
! For kale low by
jan8-tf j WILLIAMS tt
Syrnp,
MURCmSON.
Repairiia of Oil Hats ani BoniBts.
- I - ! ' . ': I
gXLD HATS AND BONNETS BLEACHED
pressed and made to
Look as Well as
ct Stamping 'of all kinds dene,
ForparttcalarscaO on MRS. JENNIE UitK, oa
nun, oenreen oru sou w wwib. x i
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