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Morning AR Grant addressed a Mississippi delegation. London Times multced in Tibel suit $2,503. - New York Union League di Tided on the Louisiana outrage. -W. H. A8pinwallia dead. Proceedings in House of Representatives yesterday were all devoted to Pacific Mail subsidy investi gation. Several denials of complicity were made. Gov. Cochran, of Delaware, denounces Louisiana outrage in message. No Senatorial election yesterday in Tennessee and Rhode Island. Kernan wilf be elected by joint ballot to-day in New York. New York markets: Cotton, logl5$ ct8; turpentine, 3i38 cts; rosin, $2 052 10; gold, 112. - Whitelaw Reid was bailed at Washington yesterday to answer the charge of libel brought by Ex Gov. Shepherd. . . A memorial to be presented to the Legislature, informing-- that- bodyy that Ibe citizens of Cabarrus do not desire a Convention to be called at this time, is being numerously signed by the good people of that county. The Concord Sun says it reflects the popular sentiment in the matter. Instead of the vote being close in Pennsylvania for Senator, Wallace, Democrat, was chosen on joint ballot by a majority of eight. Johnson runs too well in Tennessee. Spirits Turpcjiitme. The two Murfreesboro female colleges have 270 pupils. LXc Cyrus E. Worrell, a worthy physician of the Murfreesboro section, is dead. - . Two young sons of Mr. Albert Huckadny, of G us ton, wandered from him a few days, and he is in distress about it. Air. J. A. Raines and Miss Annie C. Raines poured into Weldon Wednesday evening last from Suffolk, Va., and were married. This was only a minor offence. The marriage in Tarboro on the morning of the loin of Mr. A. iL. Hassard Shoit, of Ridge w ay, late of Euglaud, and Aiisa 14 iiL, daughter of Col. J no. L. Bridg 'ers, of Taiburo, is described hy the Roanoke Neics us quite au eKgaut affair. Concord Sun .' There have been found m this couuiy sone beautiful speci mens of agate aud amethysts. Some opals nearly approximating the "noble opal" have also been discovered.' Several young gentlemen here have had these stones cut aud set in rings, shirt and sleeve buttous, and some Jadics' jewelry has been made iroin them. SU-CO.ti?Ia i fct'S ttliPOKT. hyuopsitt of the Iteporl of tlie Cob urekklooal sab-Committee on Loul Una Affairs. The report of Messrs. Foster (ttep.), I Potter (Dem.) and Phelps (Rep.), be- ing the snb-commtttee of the Con- gressional committee on Louisiana affairs, has been published, after it ! was impossible for the Radical lead ers to prevail ou these gentlemen to longer withhold it. It is a fair aud honest report, the effect of which the whitewashing report of the Radical members of the large committee now : in New Orleans will be totally inade quate to impair. The points of the sub-committee's report are these in biief: First That the last election in ; Louisiana was, in the words of the 1 committee, "full, fair, free and peace i able." Second That it resulted in the ; election of a Democratic majority of ; twenty-nine in the lower house of the I Legislature. -A I Third That the report of the Re i turning Board was fraudulent,- unjust ! 'and contrary to the Very law under i which it acted. This carries us to the assembling of ; the Legislature. . . Here we find these facts uud'feputed: First The Returning Board had prepared a list of one hundred and six members of whom, under us manipulations, fifty-three were Re publicans, as was supposed, and fifty- tlitee Uemocrats.; 1 has " this Board ; attfciupied to set aside the will of the i people of the State. Second One hundred and bix raem- ! hers met on the 4lh of January and ; proceeded to choose a Speaker, the j ifepubiicans present actually taking part m the proceedings by nomiual ; , iiiLj a caddidate for bpeaker and vot- ; ing lor linn, by accepting appoint tneitts as part of a Committee on Cre : dentials and organizing with this com- : mitlee aud by their votes in the House on the Speakership giving a quorum, which the Democrats then present ; would not alone have had. Wiltz re- :.: ceived tiTiy-live voles, Hahn (Itepub i can), two, aud one was blank; and iifty-six is the constitutional quorum. When the members were sworn in fifty-one Democrats and five Repub licans took the oath, making an in I disputable and regular quorum of the : House. . Third The Legislature was there after dispersed by United States i troong. --:,v. - I . Fourth The' Republicans proceed i ed to organize, but here is the im portant and vital point they had i and have no quorum, and cannot therefore, act as a Legislature. They may adiourn from day to day; out ' under the Louisiana constitution, can I do none of the acts of a Legislature. t Fifth Hence Louisiana has to-day no regularly Organized and competent lower House ot Legislature, s It ! can not have a quorum, even on the report of the Returning JJoard. ; ji - bixtb Hence the, pretended elec tion of 'Pinchbackis a fraud and void. SeventhAnd finally, nothing is in the way of the assembling and consti tuting of a legar House except .Fed eral . bayonets. If : Congress i will re move them the Wiltz-House, the only regular one, wouloV.at once assem ble. SOURCES OF IUUNILE. Th Beeioa Gcb.I ColMoa 1! to ; wNew York, Jan; 7, 1 1875. The recent discoveries in . the J ic- toria Lake basin of Lieutenant : Col. Long, an enterprising American offi cer iu the serviceof ihe Khedive; of Egypt, aud of Lieateuant Cameron, a Hi uisb explorer at lite sontn enq or tua.it.t3 x augauy live, aic iiuuiowiiur bullous toward the settlement of sthe Nile sources! but thev do not reach the main question nor weaken jibe J .ill'.-... conclusion oi ijivingstoue aim oiuu- ey, that the general outlet of Living stones maguihuent interior systei or springs, lafees ana, rivers lying wesi of the langanyika nasin is tne mam stream of the mighty .N ile. Toward the solution ot this very interesting and important; problem ol the Nile sources we have the tollpw- &r discoveries made from actnalijex- plorations: f, ' Firm The discovery of the Victo ria Lake by Speke aud Grant, wlich thev believed to be the discovery of the mountain-head of the Nile. I j! Second The discovery by Baker of the Albert Lake, which, in cbn- uuction with thej Victoria, he belev d at the time as embracing the drain- age oi tne neau oasin oi iue great, river. - f - ). ! i : Third The exploration by Pethe- rick of the Bahr-el-Ghazal, or Oiba- sell, southward beyond what helbe- lied to be. the watersnea oi tne Liie, on the east side of the Albert .Lake. Fourth Various explorations l ot ake Tangaiijikai lying south of jthe Albert lake, to which we 'bhatll pres- edtly refer. J ' " I i' jl Filth Livingstone s I explorations and discoveries, west of t the Tangan yika, in the great interior basnj of the Lualaba riveri ' ni Sixth The late adveotureSi of Ba ker between the Victoria and Albert akes. . ' ' .'! I,- r VI ! - Seventh The recent explorations and discoveries of Long and Cameron. From all these explorations ami dis- covenes tne only taci? estaoiisneo bearing upon the Nile sources is) that the great elevated Equatorial bftsiu of the .Albert and Victoria lakes is drained into the Nile. Beyond this act, as to the heads of the great! river we are left to inferences Laud comec in tu res. I j Ibe Laal of tbe Cavalier. ! Nortolk Landmark. This is one of I Virginia's Sal fits' Days. It is sacred to the memory of to belt E. Lee, who was born on; the 19th of January, j 1807, at fetrattprd, u Westmoreland county, where in his boyhood he inhaled au atmosphere' aueu witn tne nooiest irauitious; or nis Slate. On such a u occasion it is pre-eminently tit that the press of Virginia should recoguize jjthe day, which, though ; heralded; in with no peal of guns or display of banners, stands asj a Cheops among the other great days! of the Commonwealth. It ir no hart of our purpose to- sketch jthe; biogra- phy ot the great has been written Commander, which in sucbj broad and imperishable characters in thej ery midst ot the fiery Epic o;f our great revolution. We only j turn aside from the tumultuous arena of jcur-' rent events for one moment to pay bur homage to the memory of the "Last of the Cavaliers." His life was a noble jrin dication of the civilization or his; otate aud on that ever memorable 12lbjiiay Ol . OUlUUCr, uoiw, busii. uio iihd passed away, the: historic muse plant eil his maiesiio tisrure beside thai of Geoige vVashiukton. ; and Virgiuia will continue to cherish; ana re y ere the valor aud virtue of her two great rebels" till the "last syllable of re- corded time." 1 And now that truly good! and suDer-lovat shttl. the Chicago Inter-Ocean. wilt-nave to explain wnai ii um wuu mat f ,uuo iurnisneu iu ueuau ui lue jcaviuu ip iron Want a Situation, j Want a Saleaman, Want a Servant UiriJ , Want to rent a Store, Want to sell a Piano; Want to sell a Hore, Want to lend Money; ; Want to bay a House, Want to buy Haree, Want to rent a Boose, Want to xeli a Carriage, Want a Boarding place. . Want to borrow Money, Want to aell Dry Goods. Want to aell Groceries, Want to aell Farniture, 1 Want to ell Hardware, Want to sell Real Estate, Want a job of Carpenteriug, Want a Job of Blackemithing, Want to sell Millinery Goodr, 1 i i Want to tell a House and Lot, Want to find any one's Address; Want to sell a piece of Furniture, Want to bay a second-hand Carriage, Want to find anything yon have! lost. Want to sell Agricultural Implements, Want to Advertise anything to advantage, Want to find an owner for anything Found,; Advertise In ? ' THJE MOBNIKO STAB. i tb:3 Qity, ; Xtac Kails. ' ' .The mails will close from this date as fol lows: . . ! ' .J.. .f Northern (night) mails. 9:43 P. M. I . " through and way . (day) f- . i mails....................... 5 A. M. Southern mail . . . 6:30 A. iL Carolina Central malls. .......... 5 A.M Smith ville,. Saturdays and Taes-" S . - ; days 0 A.M. Fayetteville, river, Mondays and f - -t vFridays..n..;V. 1P.1L Fayetteville by C. C: R. W., dailv 5 A. M; Onslow C. H., (horse mail) every I i- Friday.. .r ffA:iL f Hails delivered from 7 A. M. fo 7 P. M., and on Sundays from 8:30 lo $:30 A. M. I Stamp Office open from 8 A M. to 12 M and from 2 to 6 P. M. Money order or Register Department open same as; stamp offiCK. , - . . I;; .. W. G. MacRae W". B-. Association- Crosly & Morris Auction sale. "Davtd & Weil Overcoats Below Cost. ' W. J. Pekton Notice. IlErasBERGER Cook Books. Ditson & Co. New Music. M. A. Byrne & J.; S. Frisk Notice Grant & Uissosr Choice Butter. E. W. Taylor Tax Not ice. To Snberlbera Soutli of market Street. I Mr. John H. Savage has charge of the city circulation of The Morning Star in all that portion of the city south of the cen tre of Market street.; All subsciintions are payable to him from; January 1, 1875. 3t Local Dot. Yesterday wasne of the coldest days of the season. "L f Import Entries for sale at the office of The Morning Star. I St. There was no session of the Mayor's Court yesterday and no cases for trial. s . North td East winds, with part ly cloudy weather, will prevail in this sec tion to-day. f The Schr. ImoIo, Murchison. Jones, cleared from New York for this port on the 16th inst. The German 'Barque JSertha, which sailed for Liverpool yesterday, took out 1,051 bales of cotton. f Both printing and ruling done In the finest grades of copying ink! at the Star Job Printing Office. tf f Messrs. D. A. Smith & Co., fur niture dealers of this city, are to establish a branch of their business in Charlotte. . City subscribers who" fail to re ceive their papers regularly will please re port the fact promptly at this office.- if The regular monthly meeting of the Wilmington Building Association will be held at the rooms of the Library Associ ation' this evening at 8 o'clock. ; The Schr. Eliza J. Staples from this port for Boston, at Vineyard Haven on the I5ih, was. blown across the Gulf Stream twice, and lost part of deck load of tar and galley. ; Hitching posts have been placed in Oakdale Cemetery, at convenient dis tances, to, which horses can be secured when necessary. Many new lots have also recently been laid out and oiber improve ments are in progress in this beautiful "city of the dead." After January 1, 1875, we will mail the Daily Star, postpaid, for $7 00 per year. This is $1 20 less than it now costs subscribers, including postage. The rates for periods less than one year will be advanced as follows: Six months. I $4 00: hree months, $2 25; one month, $1 00. Superior Court , The following cases were disposed of by the Superior Court yesterday: 1 , State ts. Samuel J. Boney, charged with assault and battery. Affidavit filed for de fendant. , . ; . j State X9. Robert T. Moore, charged with larceny. Guilty. f State vs. Samuel J. Boney, charged with assault. and battery. Fine stricken Out and judgment suspended until next Court. State t. Elizabeth , Butler, arraigned en a peace warrant. Case dismissed and judg ment suspended on the payment of costs. State t. Geo. H. Hill, charged with rioi at Rocky P,oinl on last election day. Case continued. f Stale & Charles Guyer, charged with as sault and battery, j Guilty. State t. Samuel Eelley and JefL Thomp son, el'arged with larceny. Case continued. State vs. Cornelius Campbell, charged with larceny. Case continued. i State ca. Peter Pickett, charged with lar ceny. Not guilty.' Slate t. John i Dennis, in two cases, charged with assault and battery and mali cious mischief.- Judgement n entered. Amusement. The Raleigh News, alluding to thej appear ance in that city, on Saturday night last, of the panoramic and comedy entertainment advertised to take place in the Opera House in this city on Friday and Saturday even jngs next, says: "The second exhibition of the 'Mirror of Ireland and the 'Franco Prussian War drew a good audience at Tucker - Hall - and gave general satis faction. The comedy troupe, led f by Mr. Taylor, is really superb, and.taking the combined entertainments there is no better show travelling in the South. They will perform at Goldsboro Monday and .Tues day nights, and we can confidently recom mend the exhibition to our Goldsboro friends as a first-class, chaste and elegant entertainment." f I A Fraud. . ' A few evenings since a colored individ ual, young,' hearty and robust in ; appear ance; halted some persons ai Union depot and begged for alms. X senre a firmer hold upon the sympathies of the charitably disposed he pretended .(as the sequel will show) to be deaf and dumb, ; trying lo con vey the impression by signs that he was suf fering from the pangs of hunger. A couple of colored men employed iu the yard, who noticed the fellow very carefully, came to the conclusion that be was aft impost eraa'd resolved between; them thai they would test the matter then and 'there to their own satisfaction. They thereupon secured a leather strap, seized the pretended ."dum my" and commenced vigorous applica tion of lire whip to his back. They were "not longLih.arri ving at" asalifactory result to ibebrsfttrdUn? iovestig&or-reir trap had not got -warm at the work; before ""dum my" commenced begging most pitepusly for mercyi promising If they! jwould release him he' would' never attempt to play off deaf and dumb any more. .With this pro mise of reformation on his part the impos- ter was allowed to depart. ;! - Appealed i In the case of Larkins, the Long Creek magistrate, against policemen Miller and Green, charged by him with assault and battery and false imprisonment, which was heard before Justice Cassidey on Monday, the former yesJeWay, in advance of a deci sion jJjisticSassidey, appealed to the SupT ki The papers in the case ereift-r- ibrned over to the latter tribunal tJ&tyXase issued for the two po licemen. Tthe Long Creek functionary hav ing thus "ctSried the" war into Africa," the question now arises who will win? In the meantime the L. C. magistrate peddles apples in front of the Court House with as much unconcern as if there were no such gigantic issue at stake. I. O. of G. 8. - At a meeting of the Independent Order of Good Samaritans and Daughters of Sa maria (colored), held last night, the follow ing officers were duly' elected for the ensu ing term: .Decatur McClammy, P. W. C; Antony Miller, W. C.i; Eiisha Merrick, W. V.; C. A. MacRae, iW. Conductor; Ed ward. Carver, O. S.; Lewis Johnson, I. S. ; Philip Larrington, W, Prelate; John A. Bradley, Financial j Secretary; Danzy Franks, Treasurer; Henry 1 Tucker, Jr., Rec. Secretary. " Darlne Uobbery. On the night of the 14th inst., while Mr. B. L. Clark, who keeps a little store at Bla denboro, on the C. p. Railrojid, was jytting in the back room, where he resides, the store door being' open, some), thief slipped in and carried off his cash drawer, with its contents, together with a side of bacon ly ing on the block weighing about 30 pounds. He has no clue to the perpetrator of the theft. I - Bishop Atklnsou'M AppojutmeDis for Vebrnarj, 1875. Clinton. .Quinquagesima Sunday Faisons. ...... . .Evening of.'. Goldsboro.. ...A&h Wednesday.. Feb. 7 ." 8 10 12 14 16 17 19 21 Wilson Rticky Mount Enfield .!..... Ringwood. .! . Halifax X CI Weldon a Collections at each place in behalf of Diocesan Missions, i If i CITY IIEHS. i - n . Book Bixdikt. iex moamstt Stab Book Bind ery does mil klaia of Binding and Holing In a work manlike manner, and at reasonable prices. Mer- t hants and others needing Receipt; Books, or other work, may rely on romptnesa lathe execution of their ordert. . I ii i , TBAxena PkintiNo-Inks. Invaluable to rail road cbmpanles, steamship companies, banks, mer chants, manufacturers and others. They are en during and changeless, and will copy sharp and clear for an Indefinite perioct of time. Having just received a fresh supply of these jinks, wears pre pared to execute orders r-remptlyand at moderate prices! Ij " "-" ' Ta WnsoK OiR Concert. i-Mr. A. Barnes, Secretary, Informs ut that the Concert and distri bution for the benefit of the Orphan A;lum, to take place at Wilson, will certainly come off on the 10th February, tickets enough baying already betn cold to warrant the statement. The pi ies offered are liberal in prupertion to the ticketc, and the ob ject Is for the exclusive benefit! of the Orphans. Tickets only fa-can be purchased of C- K. Jones, National Hotel, or Jacob Weil, Wilmington. TUt' TOLLXT GtW. CO Of T 1 8TI M OM JlIm Hudson Citt, N. J.,8ept 30tXfl8T4.-MKBSBS. J, & WjToiABT 29 Maiden lnej New? York: The 10 gnage Gun No. 8078 1 ordered from you gives me entire satisfaction. I wm very exacting when w- derlug the Gun, but must say that you have more than fulfilled what I required of yon. I have shot several bre cb-loaders by firet-class makers, and your gua beats them all for bea jty and workman ship. As for shooting qualities your guc shoots stronger and more even than anygua I ever shot. I have shown it to several good judges (including first-dues gunmakerv) and all agree that the action is very strong and durable, and that the gun is one of the beat they ever saw. I have made some very lung snots with it, using only 3 drs. ef powder, which fo all your guu requires. - J hare shot it at a targat according to the rates of the Turf, Field and Farm trials, and the average-of 6 shots at 40 yards Is: Left-pattern, 169; penetration. S3 rignVpattern. V& penetration 89, using" 8X drs, powder. Now I; am sure such a 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 excella; all others, killing cleaner aud handsomer than any! gun I ever saw, as yon assured me they would. Both naper and metal shells work splendidly. . Gentlemen, 1 have to offer you my very best thanks, and will recommend ypui guns to all my friends, i : t ; ; j. ; - Yours Respectfully, ', .. 1 - ' : -".i .:-! iiESBT LOBIOT..' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice. THE COPARTNERSHIPS THE LITE BYRNE a KK1NK. is this day dlsaolvei by mutual con sent, and all c a'ma to date will be settled by J. 6. Frisk, Ebenezer, B. C. - . M. A. BYRNE, J. S. FKINK. - January 15th, 1875. - jan 20-lt JBIKO. DUH 'AM. Near Reckv Point Aenot. Tletr H.n oyer county. N C on the 7th January. 187S. Mrs. Blizah Jahe Durbam, wire of Dawson Tv Durham. sq ,sged foity threeyears. ; v AniMherlovlug wife, faithful mother, kind neigh bor, has gone to realize ihe glorious promises ol a christian life. The community in Which she re sided and where the ws admired and beloved are moved with sadness at this sudaen dlepe&Mt oa of Divine frovidence. Of a fine disposition, affection ate in the family, circle to which the gave light, life, and hope, she thed the rad auce of industry, gentle ness and aatief action around the domestic hearrh, and was a uvefal member of society. She made borne ao cheerful and attractive that -this severe affliction UDon a devoted husband and lnvtmr r.hil. -dren has created an aching - void in that tender but aiournrui nousenoM now enreueea m lasting gloom ana sadnesf . : Gentle in manner . firm is the iitht elevated in her views of duty aud course of life, duo ww au juno. cuaniaoie ana neignooriy. Juiitly popuiar and quite a favorite lu thscommuni ty, she was emphatically a good woman and a true friend - True in the discharge of all her duties . it was in the trying and delicate relations of a step mother that the estimable character ot this excel lent lady shines with peculiar beauty. . The endar ing gratitude and tender recollections of . those who were thus the for uaaie recipients of her true moth erly care ana aevot on UhUuws ner mem ry in tu ending frehnet8 and value.-TShe mads ma dtsdnc tion either ia affection or act between them and her own 'lit dren, and all ate like now wighd down with grief, touch an cxamnle. rare and ennobling. cannot be too otten held up as a bright light to the step m anera oi tne lana. 1 - Seldom has there been seen in a conntrv nlace sin'-e the War a 1-trger and more mournful funeral. Ii contitutea a memorable tribute to her worth. '1 he large concourse of mourning friends and weep ing relatives, the general prevalence of bearing signs and flowing tea rf with the impressive sermon of the loquent Presiding r lder, nev. Mr. Bl ck. will live In memory and cause others to feelas the writer does that It is beUer to go to the house of mourn ing than to the hou e of feasting. But our loss is her gain. She has gone to a better land. On the Kiorninsr of the resurrection fhe will come fonh clad in the vestments of a glorious immortality Till the ve cedar that adorn her i tomb wave gently and ye moving winds wail softly dyer her bleeping au.nu . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Auction Sale. M. CRONLT, Awtimeer. l By CRONLT & MORRIS. THIS PAY (WEDNESDAY) AT 10 o'clock A. M., wj will seU at our. sales looms, South Water street, I HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. CROCKERY and GLASSWAKE. I 10 BARRELS O RANGES, FRUIT TREES, Ac, Ac, &c, &c And for account. of whom it may concern: 15 PIECES JEANS, 3 Ps. CANTON FLANNEL, I 81 OVERCOATS, 18 SHAWLS, 22 Fra. PANTS, 9 Pa. RED and WHITE FLANNEL. dozen Towels, 3 Pieces Linseys. . 10 PIECES DRESS GOODS, And aa invo ie e of ' 10 CRATES CBOCKEKY, Which we are ordered to close and which we pro pose to do without any leseivation or limitation. jau m il Fruit at Auction. CARGO SCHR. CARLETON FROM NASSAU. M. CRONLT, Aucliorser, By CRONLY fc. MORRIS. THIS DAY, AT 18 O'CLOCK H , WE WILT, sell at Market Dock, en board r. SchrCarle- 8OC00 SWEET ORAWJIW, - ' - i,vuu uura r nuir 1.000 LEMONS. " . 100 BUNCHiiS BANANAS. jon 20-lt RICHADMS NEW METHOD FOB THE PIANOFORTE. JT STANDS THE TEST ! SELLS S5.C0O Yearly, and is gaining friends everywhere. No piano in struction book et er isaued approaches it for real mc rit and worth, and no teachers regret uEing it in their coarse of instruction. This work is a power in the musical advance of he day, and baa been a mo. t Important agent In the recent tremendous In crease of technical knowledge of the Pianoforte. The success of RICAARDSON'S NEW METHOD is world-wide, and p-ompU many competitors, but its sale surpasses that of ah others cojtBraxo, and it stands to-day incontestably superior to all other Piano Methods. USXI BY THOUSANDS OJP HCSIC TlACHXBS Xyj) BOLD BY AU. BOOK Aim MUrIC DXALEBS IK THIS COVKTBY AND C Alt ADA. PKICE $S 75. All books sent, post-paid, for retail price O. DITSON CO., I UHAS. H. DITSON CO., ' Boston. 711 Broadway, N. Y. jan 20-dAww Wed A Sat NOTICE. TLL BE SOLD AT THE COURT HOUSE dour in Smilhvllle. on the 4th Monday in r eoruary, iso. ior uasn, me louowin parcels oi laud for taxes due for the year 1871, and cost of col lecting. Naxxs. No. Acres. Amt. Dok. Peter Cash-. 100 Yttiiiam Vines i . 884 J WJ uarrias 130 Levi Berry 40 M. M. fierdeaax.. 170 K. A.I- Broddy 30 franklin oerueaux 110 Needum Brown in Smmerville Hot Mrs cant well Ii0 a. Ill talvi le ..L010 J. W 1 Oarrioon i . . 91 Sam Jordan T 80 J. U. Koweil. 1,166 . Mrs..C. V ltoWeU.. 1.0 W. W. Rooert- 87 ixlvln H. Mnith. 25 J. Wi Smith . 17 a. A.I bwain 120 J. V. iW nanett. S.0D0 bandy oleman In Smith ville.... ... 1 ot. Amos Longest. . ............. , 1 lot latte beorge Potter 4 lota 2, Water Skirts....; (5 00 8 37 7 42 535 9 70 11 01 7 75 ' 4 90 12 80 3J 5d 6 21 a 90 8 48 6 30 6 29 5 (5 10 04 6 3 48 90 5 19 5 07 3 35 Mm. Mary EUfo. J. H. Gaston........ K. M. Roberts.. Isaac beaeima Mrs. ' fr. banders hsUteof Weill........... L. W. Hillboum. .... . samuel liall B. K).' Carllele Joel Cason Audrcw Uolden Klexus Hewett Jacob i-eneru 1 s ere lot. Estate of W. Fruik tieujaaiin Pnnier.. ...... Estate of 1, rbjgot 1. H. Stinaland A. B. Bennett... W. ii. Mc&eithea P. t JlcColl ... John 1. le-hier ...... AugUrtus Meore.. . . 1 lot 5 80 90 5W .. PO 8 SO ... 290 14 66 ... 200 10. 0 ... 100 tt 80 ... 100 8 80 .. 137 1 61 ... 3l0 3 30 100 2 80 ... 100 6 85 ...23 6 15 ... 220 8 ao ... L0 13 o a 280 9 30 2SiO 69 98 70 22 450 6 SO 350 6 84 .... . 60 6 68 ' 1 4 80 978 13 69 "...jtflot 6 80 8 1 85 John ItuDcaon.... .. ... bamuelbuiltn J. JU Wescott EDWARD W. TAYLOR. Former Sher.ff. Jan 20 6t filminitoii Building Association. J. HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE Wilmington BuOding Association : will be beld at the Rooms of the Wilmington Library Associa tion at 8 o'clock this (W edneeday) evening, i ' WALTER O. ILftcRAK, jan 20 It Secretary and. Treasurer. It Goes Like Hot Cakes ! " I -..!. rn I' - i 1 HAT CHOICE TABLE BUTTER IN ROLLS 4ft cents; fresh invoice to day received. Try our Elm Grate Family Floor, $8 00 per bbL; warranted. )n S0 L&Wt GRANT $ HUSTON. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OVERGO ATiS Below Cost. ALL WI1TTER CLOTHING : LESS THAN COST. BALANCE OF STOCK AT COST. BY GIVlvGUS A CAT L BEFORE PURCHAP toir elsewhere tha Pnhlift w li fhsn innv ra is selling at or less than cost. - . t JanSOtf DAVID & WEIL. Cook Books, f T1 ? HE QUEEN OF THE KITCHEN, 4t7S;iTh National Cook: Book, 1 75; Petssvoar New-Cook-Book, $tBt Mrs' Helens New Cook Bo it, fl 76; HisFeaUe's New Receipes for Cooking $1 75i Hand Book of Practical cookery, $1 75; Common Sense In the Household, $1 75; Miss Leslie's New Cook Beok,$l 15; The Young Housewife's CottHseUer and Friend, $2 00. For sale at '- HEINSBRRGER'S. Live Book and Music Store, 39 Market Street. jan 20-tf Notice. iLL PARTIES HAVING BILLS AGAINST THE Schr. Spray,! will please present the same I to N. Gillican, North Water street. ' - .1.1 .... v Journal copy. W. J. PENTON. jan 20-lt Horse Blankets. I The LARGEST and CHEAPEST assortment of Trunks in the Citv. Saddles of all kinds. Harness. Collars, Saddle Blankets, Feather Duter s,Uorse Brushes, Currycombs,- Saddlery Hardware of all kinda CHEAP FOR CASH. I ocl24tfnac - J. 8. Teplntm Sc Co. MISCELLANEOUS. At David Pigott's NE W TOBACCO STORE, No. 22 Market Street, ' South Side Head of the Market House. WILMINGTON. N. C, I OUND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT s. Snuff. Clears. Pines and Smokers' Articles, at prices euaanteed to be satigfactorv. notwithstanding the advance of 25 to 75 per cent, in i.eai i ooacco.i - A trial from the people is respectfully solicited. D. PIGOTT. January 16th, 1S75. A CARD. A appreciating the liberal patronage ded to me, j I respectfully solicit heretofore ex a continuance ten of the same. D. PIGOTT. jan 17-tf Now! Now:! NowU! BAZANCE STOCK OF II - oiioo?ia:i:isrc3- Reduced RatesL, .; MVNSQJST & COl an 17-tf j City Clotniers. NOTICE. XXTE HAVE TBISDIY MARKED DOWN THE V r residue of our Fail and Winter DRESS G OO DS, i Flannels. Shawls H j '. AND 1 BOULEVARD SKIETS To Cost prices. Call and be convinced, jan 19 tf j j J. & H SAMSON, Just Received A Nice Assortment OF OO RAL GOODS AT; VERY LOW PRICES, AT. 6 GEO. HONNET'S, .1 No. 68 Market Street aa 5-tf At Cost, i At Cost. , I i ' r IN ORDER TO CLOSE OUT THE BALANCE OF our Stock of I Gvercoats and Talmas. WE OFFER THEM AT COST, j A new lot of CA8SIMERE SUITS just received, which we are selling at extremely low prices. -M - i. Boys and Youths Clothing - m -r- i Prices reduced very much. Call and examine, jan 17 tf! I r 1 BHRTBR BROS. Hats and Caps, TYLISH FELT HATS, SILK MOHAIR AND Cloth Caps, TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, Ac. ( At HARRISON & ALLEN'S Jan 17-tf City Hat Store, 88 Market St. a. H. W; Runge: LELERY, NEW PIG POBK, PEA AND MAR ROWFAT BRANS, SNUFF.. f i i -' " I Nortbet cor, Market and Second Ste. " Janyl7-tf:. -: ''. I -'- Corn and Oats, 2Q QQ Bushels Corn, innA Bushels Oats.' J- H"n ali h ft. jan. 17-tf i K ERt :HNER A CALDER BROS. ! Molasses and Bacon. KA Hhds New Crop Cuba, BblsS. H. Syrup, .i.r I , ' 50 25 Boxes D. 8. Sides and Shoulders, i i !-.- .: Boxes Smoked Sides and Shoulders. !"' For sale by ' ' jan 17 tf KEKCHNER CALDER BROS. HayJ Bice, Hour and Coffee. Bales Eastern uay, QQ Tierce Rice. f. IQQ Bbls Flour, j 1fffc Bags Coffee. I AW '( ' " . I ! For sale by JanlT tf j- KERcHNXR A CALDER BROS. TUB MORNING STAR BOOK BIND ERY Is eomplete la all all its appoiutmenU, and is In charge oi one oi tee muei hiiuu wwuaru In the State.i AU kinds of Binding executed neatly, heaplTsirt expedttioaalr. MISCELLANEOUS.! OPERA HOUSE. FBlOAx AND SATURDAY, Jan; 22nd" and 83d. .i I Matinee Saturday at 2:30 Pt M. - Warrea BordwelTt Original j Mirror of Ireland ! and Mammoth and Artistic ! FEANCO-GERMAli WAE, now consolidated with the j , "Priti" German Bell-Eingers . and James Taylor's annvaled LOXDO COIHEDV COMPANY; : ADMISSION, 60 cts; RESERVED SEATS. 75 cts. MA.T1NBK fRIcEi: ; Adulta, 25 cts.; Children. 16 eta . ' ! . :,. - I , - , t3f Every rhild receives a bwdsome Present. ' rteserved. e-'tickets-iMKberge's Book- 1 Reserved seat tickets will be sold up to? noon of day of performance for 60 cents each; after that hour regular price, 75 cents, will be charged. Jan if 8u WeTh Fr. - I NEW ARRIVALS :.,lrv,;.,;: j . This Week!. WACCAMAW & CAPE FEAR FREShIbSATEN RICE,,; HAMS, SIDES; SHOULDERS, (Dry Salted and Smoked). English and Scotch Ales, ' COFFEES of all kinds at Reduced Prices, FISH, CASE GOODS of .all kinds, TOILET SOAPS, i . Fine Pale and Common SOAPS, Twenty ' different kinds of TONIC BITTERS, Cigan, Tobacco Kerosene Oil, Haj, Corn aad Oats, WITH HUNDREDS OF OTHER ARTICLES OF Groceries at Wholesale. - ;J-I. i CASH or close baying customers can be suited al ways, with Good Goods at Lowest Market Prices. . may2-tf . ADRIAN VQLLEB8, GUAINO, GUANO. 250 Tons No. 1 Guanape 350 Tons Eureka. For sale to arrive low- for cash or oa !reasonab!e terms or crop time." -aal tf WILLIAMS A MTJRCHISON: CORN, CORN. 10,000 Bushels WJiite and Mixed. For eale low by, t jan 16-tf . WILLIAMS . MURCHISON. SELECTED POEMS, (Illustrated,) THE CHEAPEST EDITION EVER BROUGHT .v to this market, ony Ten Cents a number: i. LOCKSLEY HALL,' Alfred Tennyson: THE PRIS- - uiK ujt vmidAJn. Byron; katkst VERSES, Byron; THE HIGH TIDE ON THE COAST OF LIN-1 t COLNSHlRE.Ineelow: I Bernard's Bel Corpei, Felicia Hemane; The Bridge of sighs. Thomas Hood; My Mother's Picture, t ndf "fl liahrs Kfncrklv ? Tim Ift'fitlftntor Kltrnt . . o the Unco Ouid. Burns: Ac, &c. t All for sale at . I . CONQLBY & YATE8' jaalBtf City Book Store. Seed Potatoes. 3QQ BARRELS EARLY ROSE, 2 Q Q BARRELS FINK EYES, : QQ BARRELS GOODRICH, j 2QQ BARRELS JACKSON WHITES. At low flgnres, v i j BKST MAIE STOCK. ; ' i i i . : - . ij- i . .( Send your orders to I ' jan 19&wtf m BIN FORD. CROW ft CO. For a Trifle i YOU CAN KEEP YOUR feet dry and warm with a pair of rubbers from FRENCH'S : Ladies' Rubbers only ' 75 cents;".' jl Gents' Rubbers only $1, ' at GEO. & FRENCH SONV, ; - StMorth Front street. janl3-tf Boasted and .Ground! Coffee. Java, laguayra akd RIO I COFFEE, 4' roasted and ground DAILY. The anly place in th city where Coffee la roasted to aell. L, ' jiBl8-tf - . JAMES C. STEVENSON. We Are Now Opening A NEW 1INE OF FINE LIQUORS AND CORDIALS, AND j Imported and Domestic Cigars, CHAS. D. MYERS A CO., - ft and 7 North Front street. jan 17-tf DUPONT'S Rifle, Sporting and Blastug Powder. In whole, half er quarter kega. FOR SALE AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. Vn-Jitf O. O. PARSLEY CO., Agents. For The Citizens'; Market Fine sampson county stallfed beef; . also a fine lot of comfed Pork. Come early and leave your ordert. janlS-tf T. A. WATSON, I Proprietor. L