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One month, ( ) " - 1 00
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city, Fifteen Cents per week. Our City Agents are
not authorized to collect for more than 3 months in
advance.
XJBIE CITY.
Tine Kails.
The mails will close from this date as fol
lows: Northern (night) mails.. 6:43 P.M.
" through and way (day) '
mails........ 5 A.M.
Southern mail..... 6:30 A.M.
Carolina Central mails. 5 A. M
Smithville, Saturdays and Tues- '
days . 6 A.M.
Fayetteville, river, Mondays and '
Fridays.. 1 P. ML
Fayetteville by C. C. R. W., daily 5 A. M
Onslow C. H., (horse mail) every
Friday 6 A. M.
Mails delivered from 7 A. M. to 7 P. M.,
and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A. M.
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M.,
and from 2 to 6 JP. M. Money order or
Register Department open same as stamp
office. . ; - 'r --
NEW ADVBRTISE1TIENTS. V
r W. H. Harbison. Official Drawing.
Chas. D. Mtebs. B.. Select "Vhiskey;
Kebchnek & Calder Bros. Flour. f
jCiDwAiuj slipper as poy.-r-yranges.-Harrison
& Allen. Felt Hats, &c. '-
Local Doi. " . f
. import Entries for .saie at the office
of The Morning Star. ; St.
CTlie Albatross, Goald, arrived
at Deal from this port on the 23rd ult.
- The Norwegian Brig Ellida,
Seonber. sailed from TVs el for this nort on
the 8th inst. ; ' .
; The German Barque Ludvoig,
-Seeser. arrived at London from this port on
the Oth lost
! Both printing, and ruling done
In the finest grades of copying ink at the
- a .
viiy suoscrioers wuo lau io re
ceive their papers regularly wuT please re
port the fact promptly at this office, tf
The Zavia, Omundsen, from
.this port, arrived at Falmouth on the 23rd
ult., with loss of boats, bulwarks and sails.
Only a few. trifling cases were
disposed of by the Superior Court yester
day, much of the session being taken up in
the consideration of the case of the larceny
of a cow.
'Squire VanAmringe occupies
the private office of the Sheriff during the
session of the Superior Court, the room in
wliirh Vir iiannllir riknoncp: inst if p fipintr
used by the Qrand Jury.
The message of the President
uuu uiucr uiaiicia reiaiiug iu niiaira ill laju-
isiana take up a large space in our columns
this morning, to the exclusion of other and
loss important sabjects:
After January 1, 1875, we will
mail the Daily Stab, postpaid, "for $7 00
ner vearJ,, This is l 20 Ipsa than it now
, .
costs subscribers, including postage. The
rates for periods less than one year will be
adv tnced as follows: Six mouths, $4 00;
lirec months, $2 25; one month, $1 00.
: Through a rift in the clouds
last night a stray moonbeam, tired of its
long imprisonment, stole cautiously into
the outer clement and stealthily, trembling
ly wended its way earthward. The ab
sconding truant, however, was quickly dis
covered and snatched back in disgrace to
its murky cell. .
Almost m Fire.
Between 4 and 5 o'clock yesterday after
noon a message came to Mayor Canaday,
who was at his office in the City Hall, re-
i questing bis presence home as quick as pos
sible; as it was oeiievea mat ms nouse was
on tire. He and Janitor Howard sprang
into a buggy and hurried o his (the May
or's) residence," followed by City Marshal
Robinson and Demitv Marshal Price. The
result proved that they were not a whit too
prompt in their movements. The fire was
found to be among the - wood work in the
rear of the mantel-piece, which had to be
cut away with an axe in order to reach the
flames, which, when the air reached them,
burst forth with considerable violence, but
were quickly extinguished. The fire was
caused by a defect in the chimney and but
for its prompt discovery and energetic
treatment would have no doubt resulted se
riously. . There was no alarm.
Arrest of a magistrate. ;
; A colored Magistrate from Long Creek
was arrested, by Officer Miller, of the police
force, yesterday afternoon,' and lodged in
the Guard House. It appears that the
functionary alluded to was obstructing the
sidewalk in front of the Court House, or
was so charged by the officer, who ordered
him to one aide. The 'J. ;P. replied that
be was already to one , side. The .officer
put bis band on bira aud gave him a push,
whereupon the J. P. made some , insulting
remark to the officer, who immediately
: seized the" Long' Creek conservator ef the
''peace and marched him to ' the Guard
House, from which he was shortly after re-
i leased on bail. . . .
- ' m m i
County Bible Society.
We have been requested to state that a
mass meeting of the friends of the New
Hanover County Bible Society will be held
at 7i o'clock on Sabbath evening, the 17th
instant, at the First Baptist Church : Rev.
C. H. Wiley, the District Superintendent
for the State, will be present, and the pas
tors of the various churches are requested
to extend the notice and with their congre
gations attend the exercises.
PowiaEe to Canada.
Commencing with the 1st of the present
month the postage on printed matter des
tined for Canada will be the same as domes
tic rates; and after the 1st Vof February,
1875, the postage on letters to Canada vii
be the same as if addressed to offices in the
United States.
rtpiTr-ifTr
II HE
VOL. XV.---NO. 96.
The mask Ball.
Luckily for the management, as well as
for those who wished to be in attendance
upon the mask ball at City Hall last night,
either as participators or spectators, the ele
ments Idid not conspire against them as
usual. ?y was cloudy, jt is true, but so rain
fell and the streets were comparatively dry,
except in certain localities. The result was
a large attendance of gay maskers and de
lighted spectators, the former in tlfeir varied
and handsome costumes, representing many
appropriate, striking and amusing charac
ters, giving full vent to their enjoyment in
the giddy dance, while the latter looked on
with pleasure-beaming eyes and smiling
countenances in consonance with the gay,
mirth-provoking and dazzling scenes of the
hour and the occasion. The ball was a de
cided success, highly appreciated by those
present in the capacity of spectators nd
evidently enjoyed to the largest and fullest
extent by the immediate participants.
The following is a, list of,. the characters
'MUfttiwfmmiB'a wmn mm 1
Milk Maid, XlghtBig Ingun, Daily Jour
nal, Devil, Frog, Bootblack, Sailor Boy,
Fireman,- Swell of -the Period, " Two- Mem
bers of the Wilmington Street Gang, Solon
Shingle, Ku-KIux French Trainer with a
BUek Bear, Don Caesar, Village Coquette,
The Old Lady who Gave the Tea Party,
Dutch Peddler, Martha Washington, Em
press Josephine, : Cinderilla, ' Old Mother
Hubbard, Prince John, Old Man with a
Broken Iffose, Annie Poge, Heathen Chinee,
Noon, SimpleSimon, B wiss i Peasant Girl,
French Girl, Comanche Chief, A Lady,
Isaac Ace. of 8pake, Cavalier," Wamba,
Fisherman's Daughter, Ireland, Last Rose
of Summer, Spanish Lady, French Dragoon,'
Pink and White Tyranny, Demon on the
Rhine, Country Cousin,1 Antonio in the
Merchant of Venice, A North Carolina
Militia Colonel of the Olden Time, Humpty
Dampty and a pumber of Dominoes.
The characters were well taken.' Among
the ladies we noticed the Coquette, Empress
Josephine, Night, Noon; Mother Hubbard
and Cinderilla as well up to the standard of
their several characters. j i- ; ; -
The urchin cries of , the Bootblack were
very .amusing; and the Old Lady's Tea
Party was not by any means the least attrac
tive sight of the evening.
To the management much credit is due
for this most satisfactory result
onrtb " District - In the Supreme
. Court. -f -. f '
The Supreme Court, which met Monday
ast beard on that day the following cases
from this District: ; "T r - 1
J. C. Abbott et at, vsA. K. Gromartie,
from Bladen,; W. McL. McKay and R. H.
and C. C. Lyon for plaintiffs, and W. S.
and D. J. Devane and Smith & Strong for
defendant. Argued. ' I ! V '
Eli T.Regan vs. J. S. J.) Regan, from
Robeson; N.. A. McLean and McKay for
plaintiff, and W. T. French and I Jones &
Jones for defendant. Argued- 1
Ell T. Regan vs. J. S. J. Regan, from
Robeson ; same attornies. Argued.
W., C. .& Augusta Railroad Company vs
Commissioners of Brunswick;' Robert
Strange and Smith & Strong for plaintiff,
and A. T. & J. London for defendants.
Left open. ; x : . A -
J. McK. Robeson vs. David Lewis, etdL,
from Bladen; R. H. & C. C. Lyon for plain
tiff, and N. A. McLean for defendants. Ar
gued. - ', - )i "' '
Wiley B. Fort, Administrator vs. W. 8.
Brown, Executor, from Robeson. Put off
docket. : -I
Alex. S. Rowland vs. Thomas J. Jones,
from Robeson ; McLean and Giles Leitch
for plaintiff, and McKay for defendant
Continued. : .
An ex parte petition from Jemima Branch,
from Duplin; Kornegay for plaintiff. (Ar
gued. . -
Cath. Wright vs., Thos. W. Player, from
New Hanoverf Robt. Strang! and Battle &
Son for plaintiff, and Smith & Strong for
defendant Argued. -
04 Tuesday these cases were considered .:
Wm. n. Sykes vs. Commissioners of
Bladen county; Sutton & McKay for plain
tiff, and Tbos. IX. Button for; defendant
Thos. H. Sutton va J. L. McMillan, from
Bladen county; Sutton & McKay for plain
tiff; no counsel for defendant . .
R H. & C. C. Lyon vs. J5 1L. McMillan,
from Bladen county; R. H. & C. C. Lyon
for plaintiff ; no counsel for defendant
. J. G. Blue, Administrator, ys. J. L. Mc
Millan, from Bladen county; R. H. & C. C.
Lyon for plaintiff; no counsel for defend
ant. - , V
Ivey Smith vs, Seth D. Smith, etaL, from
Duplin county : ,lKornegay -for plaintiff,
andJ.N. Stallings for defendant
No opinions will be rendered until next
Monday.
A Lively Chase.
A small colored boy was detected last
evening in the act of stealing granges from
the store of Mr. J. C. Stevenson. He start
ed to run, when a lively chase ensued, a
dozen or more juveniles " going for him"
pell-melL He kept the lead of them, how
ever, until he bad reached tbe corner of
Front and Market streets, when he was
overhauled, given into the hands of a police
man and taken to the Guard House.
Bishop Atkinson's Appointments tor
Fearaary, 1875.
Clinton.. Quinquagesima Sunday. .Feb,
Faisons. .Evening of .! .
Goldsboro....Ash Wednesday....." 10
WUson.. .W
Rocky Mount. ...... . . . . ..
Enfield " 16
Ringwood ..."17
Halifax " 19
Weldon : ' 21
Collections at each place in behalf of
Diocesan Missions.
WILMINGTON, N.
Superior Conrt.
' Tho following cases were disposed of by
the Superior Court yesterday: ,
State vs. Ben. Lane, arraigned.pn a peace
warrant Case dismissed on the payment of
costs. ' , j
- State vs. Caleb McLaurin, charged with
bastardy. Guilty.
State vs. John ' Campbell and Thomas
Campbell, charged with j injuring stock.
Guilty as to the first named and not guilty
as to the last. . j
State vs. Willis Webb and Isaac T. Shep
perd, charged with forcible trespass. De
fendants sub mitt ted and judgment was
suspended on the payment of costs.
' State vs. Moses Evans, charged w ith as
sault and battery. . Case submitted and
judgment suspended on! the payment of
COStS.. ' ' j ;
'; State vs. Reddick Merritt, charged with
larceny. Guilty.'
"' tilVa PirgBa'-To Harrli'ffieWl ' liefrt WS&fc
side Front Street, we are Indebted for copies of
the New "JSork Ledger., Chimney Comer and Front
ZestWt JUuttraUd Keacspctper for the current week;
Book Biitosby. -re mosnucs Stab Book idnd
ery does all kinds of Binding sad Haling fa work
manlike manner, and at reasonable prices. Mer
chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other
work, may rely on promptness In the execution of
taeir orders. '.V?-"'""".''('
To groanjN. Bead the adverUsement of J. &
W. Tolley, the cclebrited, gon manafactarers, t
Bumiingham, England. . Their breechloaders are
without a rival, as is shown by the large number of
testimonials in the possession of the Messrs. Tolley.
Send to their branch house, 29 Maiden Lane, New
Yerk. J-'y:- - . :' y 'y, : -
."."iinsiMiFBiaTMerlJrBf-lnvainabl- to rail
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer
chants, manufacturers and others. Thuy are en
daring and changeless, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period of time. Having just
received a freak supply of these inks, wears pre
pared to execute orders rremptly and at moderate
prices. y- ' '-"--.j-'.j" - ' ,
Thb Toixir Gun. Copt j of T8ttmoniai
Hudson Citt, N. J., Sept 30th, 1874. Mxssbs. 3.
W. Toixsrr 29 Maiden Lane, New York: The
10-goage Gnn No. 3078 1 ordered from yon gives me
entire satisfaction. I was very exacting When or
dering the Gun, bat must say (hat yoa have more
than fulfilled what I required of yon. I have shot
several bret ch-loaders by first-class makers, and
your gu beats them all for bea ity and workman
ship, j A for shooting qualities, your gun shoots
stronger and more even than any gun I ever shot 1
have Bhown it to several good Judges including
Arst-class gunmekere) and all agree that the action
is very strong and durable, and that the gun Is one
of the best they ever saw. I have made some very
long shots with it, using ouly 8X drs. ef powder,
which is all your gun requires. I hae shot it at a
targat according to the rules of the Turf, Field and.
farm trials, end the average of 6 shots at 40
yards! Is: Left-pattern, 169; penetration, 88:
right-pattern, 175; penetration ; 89; using
drs. powder. Now I am sure such gun
is seldom met with, and am very proud . to be
the owner of it But the real' test of your gun
is in the field there it excells all others, killing
cleaner and handsomer than any gun I ever saw, as
you assured me they would. Both paper and metal
shells work splendidly. Gentlemen, I have to offer
you my very best thanks, and will recommend your
guns to all my friends. ' .
Yours fiespectf ully,
Henry Loriot.
if yoir
Want a Situation,
Want a Salesman,
Want a Servant Girl,
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 Bouse,
Want to seU a Carriage,
Want a Boarding place.
Want to borrow Money,
Want to sell Dry Goods,
Want to sell Groceries,
Want to sell Fmrniture,
Want to sell Hardware,
Want to sell Real Estate,
Want a job of Carpentering,
Want a Job of Ulacksmithing,
Want to sell Millinery Goodf,
Want to sell a House and Lot
Want to find any one's Address
Want to sell a piece ef Furniture, '
Want to buy a second-hand Carriage,
' Want to find anything you have lost.
Want to sell Agricultural Implements,
Want to Advertise anything to advantage,
.Want to find an owner for anything Found,
Advertise in
TUB MOENTNG STAB. " - .
SIMPSON. Louisa Mj Infant daughter of Br,
James F. and Mary & W. Simpson, died of Diph
theria, at their residence in New Hanover County,
on 11th inst , I .
Thou hast passed hence our precious,
Oh I fairest babe farewell 1 .
. Thou hast left us without thy voice
Intour gloomy home to dwell;.
From the lawn, the parlor, and the hearth.
And from the favorite tree, ;
-With thee departs the lingering mirth, ' "
The brightness gees wiUi thee, .
. :.rr :, i '. Fbikhd.
POLLBY. In this city en the night of the 12th
inat.at 11 V o'clock, Mary Jane PoUey, wife of the
late H. N. Polley, age 66 years and 9 months.
The funeral will take place this afternoon, at 8
o'clock, from her late residence on Fifth, between
Market and Princess streets, and thence to Oakdale
Cemetery. - Friends and acqmalntence of the family
are invited to attend, v . i - - .
"What is heme without a mother."
HAYES. In this city, on the 13th Inst, Docton
Hayes, formerly of Enfield, N. C.but for several
years a resident of this city, and an employee at
iheW.. a A. R.B.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Official Drawlnsi sf the N. O. Bene
ficial Association.
Wednesday; January is, 1875.
Class 377, Drawn at 12 M.
68 89 60 66 16 4 44 77 88 74 33 75J
Class 878. Drawn at 4 P. M. ,
41 88 84 5 67 65 84 73 11 19 63 46 10
Class 879. Drawn at 7P.M.
64 81 84 80 43 61 11 13 61 33 67 58
Jan 14 it , ; .. .. W. H. HARRISON. .
-T . i '
-.. Fashionable Felt Hatsr,
jilNB SEMI STIFF AND SOFT HATS,
TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, Ac, "
At HARRISON & ALLEN'S I
Jan 14-tf t City Hat Store, 88 Market St
Apples, Apples.
Barrels Red Apples. " J
For sale by
Jan 14-tf KERCHNER ft CALDER BROS.
CU THURSDAY- JANUARY U, 1875.
. NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.
Candy, Candles, Crackers and Cheese.
Boxes Candy. !" "1 'j
jgQ BoxesCandles,
100 Boxes Crackers,
Boxes Cheese. . ,
For sale bv
jan 14-tf KBKCHNEK C ALDER BROS..
Bice, Flour and Coffee.
Tierces Bice. jl "
gQQBbls Flour. j , .
2QQ Sacks Coffee. ; I; .
For sale by " if ..
Janl4 tt KEBA.HNEB & CALDEBJSB09.
CnM CraDes ! Cia Oranps!!
S
EVENTEEN BARRELS.,, SWEET CUBA
Oranges, Just received an Tor sale by !l
Jan 14-3t
EDWARD KIDDER & SONS.
iBagging Ties and Htjjp Iron.
50 1
Bolls btandard Bagging,
1000 irrowM,-
gQO BdlsHopprron.
For sale bv-
Jan. li-tf KBRCHNER St CALDER BROS.
: A Popular Whiskey,
" POPULAR PRICE," .
$3 00: V $3 00
B Select Whiskey,
A STRICTLY PURE I
R YE WHISK MY.
bio i oli Agents in this City for the
B Select Whiskey,
1! ' "
ONLY $3 00, PURE, OLD, RELIABLE ALWAYS.
CHAS. D. MYERS,
Jan li-tf 5 & 7 North Front SL
' ONlff .
rpXN DOLLARS AND A HALF FOR A NICE
PYBBOOAT,
ONLY $10 50 FOR A NICK f
TALMA, I
BOTS AND MEN'S SXTJTS ,
AT VERY LOW RATES.
'MUNSOF & CO.,
Jnl3-tf . . . City Clothiers.
" NEW, CRQPCUBl aOLASSES,
First Importation or the Season.
Schr. "DONNA ANNA," "
and for sale by
jan7 6tnac
WORTH & WORTH.
Horse Blankets,'
HE LARGEST and CHEAPEST assortment of
Trunks in the City, Saddles of all kinds, Harness,
Collars, Saddle Blankets, Feather Duster s,Horse
Brushes. Currycombs, Saddlery Hardware of all
kinds CHEAP FOR CASH. !j
oct 84 tf nacl J. 8. Topliain tc Co.
MISCELLANEOUS. 1
. - - - i '
Clarendon Saloon
SOUTH MARKET ST., NEAR THE FERRY,
TAYLOR & GRAY, Proprs.
Finest Wines, Liquors. Ales and Cigars In the city.
MEALS AT ALL HQURS. ij .
Also, Board by the day, week or month.
J.B. TAYLOR, decl6-lm J.F.GRAY.
Salt, Bagging, Ties, Corn,
4000 CKS BALT,
200 BoUs "" roUs Bggin2'
2 Q. Tons Ties, y r
1 ? AHA Bush. White and Mixed Corn,
For tale low by R ' -
JwnlO-tf - WILLIAMS MUBCHISON.
, it
Sweet Oranges.
jWO THOUSAND SWEET ORANGRS, JUST
received and for sale low at u. . '!.
S. G. NORTHROP'S
dec S7-tf -; . .' Fruit andCanf ectionery Store.
Handled Steel Cotton and Com Hoes.
...... . .., , :- -
qPHSSE HOES WHICH ARE ALREADY bandied:
X ready for use, and are-warranted of, tke- bett
material, are for sale at low figures, at the New
Hardware House of , - ii . ,
jan 10-tf . r GILES ft MUBCHISON.
-
Just Received!
VINEGAR BITTER8. J -
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
- BARRY'S TRICQFTEROUS,
RADWATS READY RELIEF.
For sale low by- ' ij
decSO-tf GREEN A PLANNER.
John Dawson
H
AS IN STORE AND TO ARBIYE 800 PLOWS
(at all kinds) 7 Tons Plow Castinssj 95 Coils
Cotton Plbw Lines. 800 Pairs Trace Chains. 40
Dozen Collars and Ham eg, 100 Dozen' Weeding
Hoes, 50 Dozen Shovels and Spades. If
- For sale at the lowest Warket rates.
Jan 10-tf - ; : Nos. 19, 30 and 31 Market St.
G. H. W. Rungj "
v Ha$ Removed
FROM 63 MARKET STREET!
to the
Nortneasteor. market andSeesad Ms.
Janyl-tf
For The Citizens1. Market.
F:
INS SAMPSON COUNTY STALLFED BEEF;
also a fine lot of eornfed Pork. Come early and
'leave your orders.
Jan 13-tf
T. A. WATSON,'
Proprietor.
Potatoes, Potatoes.
1 H A BARRELS EARLY ROSE AND OTHER
1UU SEED POTATOES. - i?
For sale by .. -jj
EDWARDS & HALL.
Ian 10-tf
nn
MISCELLANEOUS.
Commissioner's Sale of DesiraWe:
Real Estate.
By CR OJVZ Y b MORRIS:
M.f CR ONTtY, Auctioneer.
-By virtubJof a decree of the SUPERIOR
Court for the county of New Hanever, made on the
18th day of Nov., 1874, in the case of John London
and wife Lucy, against H. N. Latham and wife
Eliza W. and Isaac B. Grainger, Gd., praying for a
sale of the Real Estate, hereinafter described for
partition, the undersigned by said decree duly ap
pointed Commissioners for that purpose, will on
Tuesday, the 26 day of January, 1875, at 11 o'clock
A. M., at Exchange Corner in Wilmington, expose
for sale by public auetien the following described
pieces or parcels of land with all buildings thereon,
situated in this city, to wit: . - -
1st That most eligibly situated lot on the East side
,of Front street next to he southeast corner of Ches
nut and Front streets, with a front of 69 feet on
Front street running back East 165 feet, the same
being a part of lots 2 and 3 In Block 178. - The im
provement consist or a large first class .
ee Story Brick Dwelling
Containing 14 rooms. Including bath room, brick.
Kitchen with 3 rooms attached Gas and - watei
throughout the entire building; also brick office con
tains 3 room suitable for a Lawyer e Doctor, a flue
cistern of water and every other convenience per
taining to a
. Kuinbcr One Establishment.'
- 3d. Lot eituated on the East side of North Water
street, 141 feet from the southern line of Mulberry
street, with a front of 18 feet on North Water street,
running back east 56 feet; the same being a part of a
part of Lot 3, Block 190. The improvements con--ei.tof
a j" 'v
Two Story Brick Building ;
18 feet front by 41 feet 3 in deep, at present occu
pied by Mr. J. F. Heins. Also a lot in rear of the
above 05 feet deep, upon which there is a
V BRICK WABEHOVSE
20 by 63 feet.
8rd. Lot situated on the East side of North Water
street 19- feet from the southern line of Mulberry
street, with a front of 86 feet on N., Water street, run
ning back East 171 feet to a stone wall; the same
being apart o' lots 3 and 4, Block 190. The im
provements consist of a . .
Two Story Brick Building
18 feet front by 41 feet 3 inches deep, at present
occupied by Mr. Jacob Mohn, and a two story brick
building same size with an L attached, 41 ft. deep, at
present occupied by A. M Nelson ; also that desirable
lot situated on the North ide of. Market street 98
feet westwardly from the western line of 3rd street,
with a front on Market street of 43 feet more or less,
running back North 133 feet: the same being a part
of lots 4 and 5, block 166. The improvements- con
sist of a large and commodious .
Frame Dwelling j
containing SO rooms and.at present uted as a
Private Boarding Honse.
KITCHEN, G O OD WATER, &c
j upon the premises. '
Terms: one fourth cash; the balance on a credit of
1, 3, 3 and 4 years, with interest. Title reserved
untill last payment is made. Purchaser to pay for
drawing all papers. -
i ALEX. T. LONDON,
dec34-eodTSDS Thur Commissioner.
Planner Shu re,
. j DEALERS IN
.CHOICE JAHI1I JOCEHIES,L
WIXES, LIQUOUS,
Cigars, &c,
no. siInorth front street.
jan 13-
OVERCOAT S
25 Per Ct. Below Cost.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF OTJE INTENDED Dis
solution ef copartnership, we will sell our en
tire stock of Clothing
AT COST AND BELOW,
But for Cash Only. . . ' j
DAVID fc WEIL.
Jan 13 tf
For a Trifle!
YOU CAN KEEP YOUR
feet dry and warm with
a pair of rubbers from
FRENCH'S V
I
Ladies' . Rubbers only
- : - -.
75 cents;
Gents' Rubbers only $1
at
GEO. R. FRENCH & SON'S,
, 89 North Front Street
jan 13-tf
EASTERN HAY AKD POTATOES.
1,000 Bales
E A S T E R N H A Y.
100 Barrels 1
APPLES.
200 Barrels,' " v: v
POTATOES,
For Sale Low by
dec 15 d&wtf BINFORD, CROW A CO.
Arrived at Last ! s
THOSE CHILDRESS SUITS.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF
the mott ttyltsh - i
Boy's and Youth's Suits i
Ever brought to this Market, and we are disposing
, of them at very lew prices.
NEW LOT OF SCARFS, TIES, BOWS, Ac.,
JUST RECEIVED.
SIIKIER BROS.,
8Q:Market St
jan 10 tf
DUPONT'S
Rifle. Ssorlin aM BlastuiE Powder;
In whole, half or quarter kegs.
FOR 5ALE AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
Janl8-tf ' ' O. O. PARSLEY i CO. , A gents.
Bay, Hoop Iron, Glue. Spt. Caslcs,
gQQ Bales E. and N. R. Hay.
aa Bundles Hoop Iran, 100 Barrels Olue, ;
OA A New New York Spirit Casks.
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if or sale low by
jan ltf I WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
ITJolassee, molasses, Molasses.
50
Hhd. New Crop Cuba Molasses.
For sale Iom b;
janlOtf
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
w
printed in the most elegant style, at
- WM. H. BERNARD'S
ugll -1 Fruiting and.Publishing House.
v. . A
AM.
WHOLE NO. 2,270.
MISCELLANEOUS. !
A CARD. !
T '
AN THANKING MY FRIENDS FOR THEIR
kind patronage heretofore, a continuance of which
I shall always endeavor to deserve, I take the liberty
to inform them, that ' - : s
All Accounts:
Are made out and DUE; that I have sold to them
the whole season at the t
LOWEST CASH, PRICES,
-V"i:,: i V K '
GIVING MY FRIENDS THE BENEFIT OF
: And hope they'll show their appreciation by
PA YI2TG UP N O W.:
M. M. KATZ,
36 Market St.
janlOStSuTuWe
Merry: Christmas,
G
RAND OPENING AND HANDSOMR Dis
play of ' i r
; H O L ID A Y G OO pS.
Now is the time. Come early,
CHRISTMAS GOODS ; v
In endless variety. Choice Clusters of Malaga
" . - - Grapes, . " f ;
. FRkNCfl CONFECTIONS, CORNiTTS, '
HAVANAJORANGES,
FIRE WORKS, FIRECRACKERS, TORPEDOES
i ' ; - -.1 j -
And every description of ChriBtmas tree trimmings.
Come and be convinced of. the great reductions in
prices at
GEO. MYERS',
II A 13 South Front St
dee93-tf '
C. WEST & SONS,
Alladin Security
Oil.
THE BEST OIL IN USE.
Warranted 150 Degrees Fire Test.
WATER WHITE IN COLSR,
. FULLY DEODERIZED,
And ft Will Not Explode.
It barns in all Coal Oil and Kerosene Lamps.
TRY IT. Ask for 'Aladdin Security," and take no
other. C. WEST A SONS,
i 113 and 115 W. Lombard St,
oct S7-Cmos Ji Baltimore, Md.
Just Received
A Nice ; Assortment
OF-
CORA L G-OO
DS
I AT VERY LOW PRICE?, AT
GEO. BONNET'S,
jam 5-tf . No. 63 Market Streel.
A Terrible Secret.
NOVEL BY MARY A. FLEMING, jfj
THROUGH THICK . AND THIN, OR "LA
GUERRE DU NIZARU,"
. BY JOSEPH MERY.
EGYPT AND . ICELAND IN THE YEAR 1874,
By BAYARD TAYLOR. -
NIMROD OP THE SEA, OR THE AMERICAN
WHALEMAN. WANDERINGS OF A VAGA
BOND; AN AUTOGRAPHY,
Edited by JOHN MORRIS.
CHILD OF THE TIDE, ' " '
By Mrs. KDWARD D. CHENEY.
All for sale at H -
C0N9LEY & YATES'
JanH-tf J City Book Store.
Remains of Lost Empires. ,
SKETCHES OF THE RUINS OF PALMYRA,
Nineveh, Babylen and Persepolls, wish some
notes on India and The Cashmerian Himalayas. By
r. v. xt. JnXJtuus, A. m. liiustraieo.
For sale at
HEINSBERGER'S.
THE COMMUNISTIC SOCIETIES OF THE
United States. By CHARLES NORDHOFF,
with Illustrations. - , - . j
; ! ' -" - " I v
For sale at I
HEINSBERGER'S,
Live Book and Music Store,
Jan7-tf
I Flour, Snap, : Coffee, Rice,
1000 JHour.augrauer,
J pJQ Bbls Reused Bugar, ;
1AA Bags Prime Rio Coffee,
If? Bbls whole Rice, -4: .
td , For sale low by -
jan 10-tf . WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
Bacsn, 8yrap, snot Oats Nails,
JQQ Boxes D Sand Smoked Sides. . .
100 Bbls s 8yllp, ' f i '
4QQ Bags Shot,
QQ Bush. Black Oats. r i i
DAA KegsNaUs, i !:
For sale low by-
jan 10-tf
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
OUR LIVING AND OVB DEAD.
PropoetHs of Second Tolnme.
NEWBERN, N. C, August 10, 1874. !
" Oua Livrse ajtd Otj Dbad" will hereafter be
published as a Sski-Monthxt Xaoahkk,- contain
ing 48 pages of reading matter, at $3 per year In ad
vance. For the information of those who are not familiar
with this enterprise, 1 state that the chief object of
the Magazine will be to publish the Record that
North Carolina and her gallant soldiers made in the
late " War between the States,' to gather the ma
terial for the use of the future historian, and to per
petuate the memojy of those brave men, officers and
privates, living or dead, who shed imperishable glory
upon their nauve State.
In addition to the War Record of North Carolina,
the Magazine will contain sketches of every section,
county, city, and town ot the State, written by com
petent and well-informed persons, thus making It
pre-eminently a State periodical, in which all classes
of our citizens should take interest and pride.
The Magazine will take the place of the newspaper,
having same title, published by me during the past
twelvemonths. I
The lirst number will be issued Wednesday, Sept
9th, 1874. In the meantime,. I respectfully ask old
subscribers who desire to renew their subscriptions,
and all others who wish the Magazine to remit
promptly, as the change and improvements require
considerable outlay, and ready money is needed. -
S.D. POOL.
Address, tOl further notice, '
i "OUR LIVING AND OUR DEAD"
. aa 14-tf Newbern. N.C., or Raleigh, N.C' i
RA1BN OJf ADVKBTittlNCi.
One Square one day,;... ,. ..., . ! ' i i
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todays...... i..;.;...t M
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" J , Threeweekj.j....... i...,. te
u u 2neontt ......I8C0
" Twomonths.. ....... ............. is (0
T . Throe months..; ..it 00
- OMm0na""""'"""' " ' '"85fc
CBT-Contract Advertisements 'taken " at propor
tionately low rates.
- Five Squares estimated as a quarter-column, and
ten squares as a half-column. , i i
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE "STAR"
- STEAM
Job Printing House,
BOOK BINDER!
AND
BLANK. BOOK -MAKOFACTOR
WILLIAM tti BERNARD,
PROPRIETOR,
WILMINGTON, N' C
TOE ONL Y ESTABLISHMEN1 IN TJlh
81 ATE HAVING, ALL THESE
FACILITIES COMBINED,
THE BE3T ASSORTMENT OF
1 , ' - : .
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TYP E.TAPJ5RS,
Cards and Inks
SKILLED WORKMEN
CN
Every Department!.
N O T T H E
LOWEST 5EICES
I - .
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' - ' OCT Ai
LOW PRICE
AS
ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT.
FOR THE
BEST. QUALITY OF 0RI.
Printing, I Ruling
. -I -' ,',AND.
I - ' !
IB 1 1ST ID X 1ST Gh ,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Executed Promptly,
I AND j
S K I L F U L I Y .
Improved Machinery
OF
SINCB ADDING
STEAK POWER,
. "We avre eAabled te fill ortfers wltU' -THE
UTMOST DISPATcJll
The North Carolinian
Established Only Five Years.-
rpHS NORTH CAROLINIAN IS FHBL1SITE1'
X every Wednesday at .Elisabeth City, N. C j It
has a large circulation in all the counties of Eastern
North Carolina and Southern Virginia; else circu
lates extensively in the Northern States, especial! v
Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey. Tit a
fact makes it a valuable advertising medium let
those having properties to sell Terms A3 00 a veai.
PA I. KM AN JOHN. Ed. A Pron'r. I
dee4-tf Elizabeth City. N. G.
Tontorlal Removal
E.
ARTIS has purchased the stock and material
of James Carraway and removed to the shop form
erly occupied by him, in the basement of the Pnreell
Rouse, where he invites his old friends and the pub
lic generally to call on him. Best workmen in the
State employed, and Shaving, Hair Cutting. and
Shampooing done at the shortest notice. Try him
C. H. Ward's
JjASHIONABLE JTaTtt DRESSING 8HAV-
Saleon, 7 South Front St., Wilmington, . y. .
Baleon, 7 South Front St., wumingum, . y. - :
B Tfam Kniiwl the. aervieea of .the BEST :
wm vi my piviessMHi. :
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