WILMINGTON, N. C:
Friday Morning, Feb. 5, 1875.
BST TELEGRAPH.
XOOM IIEFOIXTS.
WASHINGTON.
Presentation of Petition Debate on
tue Civil Rlgbta BUI.
Washington, Feb. 4.
. . CONGRESSIONAL.
SEN ATE. --Numerous petitions were
presented against the restoration of the duty
on tea and 'coffee, or the revival of any in
ternal taxation, and for a repeal of the act
of 1872 relieving certain foreign products
of ten per cent. duty. Referred to the Fi
nance Committee, -
HO USE. The debate on the Civil Rights
bill is in progress, and will close at two
o'clock, when the vote will be taken. There
is an immense crowd in the galleries.
KGIITCt KY.
Defence of Southern Presbyterians
Failure of the Conference between
the Northern and Southern Branch
. of the Church !
- - ' r LotJISVILLE, Feb. 4.
Dr. Stuart Robinson, who represents the
Southern branch of the lJresbytenan
Church, in a, statement last night, defended
that bodv aeainst the charge, that the
conferenceTailed of its main object be
cause of the unwillingness of the Southern
members to fulfill the conditions asked by
the Northern division.
This man's name was' linked to hi crime
and to-day throughout the world it is, known
as Burking. If I was to desire to lexpifess
all that was pusillanimous in war, inhuman
in peace, forbidden in morals and infamous
in politics, I should call it Butler. J j
For this violation of parliamentary order
a resolution of ceusure was passed upon
Brown, after a, very exciting debate," and
was administered by the Speaker.- - - 1-
The civil rights bill then Went over; till
to-morrow, the House to meet at 10 o'clock.
i .
NEW YORK
' -
Railroad Masnets In-Councll.
New York, Feb. 4.
Representatives of the Saratoga Railroad
Combination held their second session here
to-day. It was resolved that the powers of
the Bureau of Commissioners of thej West
ern Railroad be suspended, so far as relates
to freight' business, untii further ordered.
The Bureau continues its functions Regard
ing passenger fares.
NEW YORK.
News from Cuba The Great Libel Suit
Stolen State Bonds Returned.
New York, Feb. .4.
nothing below Good Ordinary, deliverable
Ffebruary, 7fd. - ' I I ' V -
scales on a basis or Middling uplands,
nothing below Low Middling, shipped
January, 7id. ' I ! i
i Sales on a basis of Middling Uplands,
nothing-below Low Middling, shipped
January and February, 7fd. ! I
Bales on a basis or Middling uplands,
nothing below Low Middling, shipped
March and April, 7 15 18d. I I
Sales on a basis of Middling Uplands,
nothing below Low Middling, deliverable
March and April, 7fd. I m
i Sales on a basis or Middling uplands,
nothing below Low Middling, deliverable
April and May, 7 1316d. Pi .
sales on a basis or Middling uplands,
nothing below Low Middling, deliverable
February and March, 713-16d
lVlI01.liKAL.fi PR1VJBS.
if-
MISCELLANEOUS.
CST" Oar quotations. It should be understood, rep
esent the wholesale prices generally. In making
up small orders higher prices have to be charged.
NEW ASS IT ALB
GRAND
CLEARING SALE
ARTICLES.
ZiSSSaSfi PraKftodi Orleans,
of government troops are operaUng in GmCo i,,, vw tuh oMJ
Villas district only to protect certain e:fr
posed localities and prevent the burning of
some plantations, i ne insurgents remain
this side of the Trqcha. They spiire plant
ations for a consideration, do not killfpris
oners and are gaining the good will of the
Tue libel suit against the Sun by rumoau
goes ou, neither party accepting mutual
offers of compromise. The suit s for fifty
thousand dollars. The Sun is willing to
retract the charge that the plaintiff received
money, but will in no case confess judg
ment. JjM
Southern State bonds amounypg to over
thirty thousand dollars, recently stolen from
Adams' Express, were found orj the:' side
walk and returned to the company
SOUTH CAROLINA
True Hills Found Against
paper for Libel.
Charleston!
nothing below Low Middling, shipped
ebruary and March, 7ila-16d.
Sales of cotton yesterday included 9,810
bales American. I ' .
Lard 13s 6d. Pork 80s for new mess.
Breadstuff s quiet. j j I
London, Feb. 4 Evening.
Bullion in the Bank Of England has de
creased 1,500,000. ; I -
Paris, Feb. 4 Evening.
Specie in the Bank of i France has in-
jcreased 34,000,000 francs.
Liverpool,! FebJ 4 Evening.
Sales on a basis Middling Uplands, nt th
ing below Low Middliiig, shipped February
and March, 7d J ; I .
COMMERCIAL.
FEICBS.
Mews- 1 W I L MING T O
Feb.
4.
The grand jury of Charleston poutyyes
terday found true bills, on eight indictments
for libel, against ti. It. iteardon pna jj . vv.
Dawson, of the News and Courier, for pub
lications during the last Staie Canvass af
fecting Sheriff Bowen. CollectoC VVdrthing-
ton and Election. Commissioners Hcryt and
Gregory. I
N I MARKET.
.1-
UKATHER REPOIfT
- "War Department, 1
OHlceof Chief Signal Oflicer, j
WasUington, Feb. 40:35 P. M. 1
8 ' Probabilities.
South
; ELECTRIC srARKS.
- '. . ' . '
y At Bangor, Me., Hersey, member elect to
Congress, U dead. , j
Rails were connected through the Hoo
siac tunnel yesterday.
In Spain, Gen. Lomah has defeated and
captured the Carlist leader, Gen. Agana.
Bismarck is suffering from nervous affec
tion and seems determined to retire from
office after his sixtieth birthday, j
A Quebec dispatch says a falling rock at
Cape Blanc crushed a number of persons.
Eight bodies have been reclaimed. The
avalanche came from Cape Diamond about
8 o'clock at night. - !
For Friday in the
Eastern Gulf States, rising
northwest to northeast winds,
weather, except clouds on the!
coasts.
Atlantic and I
barometer, ; I
cold Clear!
lnjmediatef
Otllt NltiUT REPORTS.
WASHINGTON.
KLECTKIC SHARKS. j
Darfaur has been annexed to! Egypt,
The deaths from the Cape Diamond snow
slide are confirmed. I 1 I
The Racine Episcopal College and libra
have been burned loss $60,000; ibsurancel
$29,000. J ! i
. . I S 1
A London telegram says liiircd nuggets
of gold have been found in thej Good Hope:
gold fields. ... 1
A Madrid dispatch says it is reported thai
Loma destroyed several cannon foundries in
Oninnyona 11 S
- I f in
Another ineffectual ballot in Minnesota
Legislature for United States Senator-H
Ramsey 54.
STAl OFFICE, 'Feb. 4.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Receipts 121
casks. Market firm at 3oi cents bid. JNo
sales reported. j
ROSIN.Receipts 1,056 bbls. Strained
Rosin firm at $1 70 j bid. Sales of 500
bbls Strained at $1 70 per j bbl.
CRUDE ' TURPENTINE Receipts 319
bbls. Sales of 319 bbls at $2 50 for Virgin
rfnd Yellow Dip and $1 50 for Hard.
Market steady. j
j TAR. Receipts 107 bbls. Sale of 137
ybls at $1 654 Market steady.
COTTON. Receipts 245 bales. Sales of
2i5 bales, market firm and closing at the
higher figutjes. The following are the offi
cial quotations: j j
Ordinary. .12 cents lb.
good Ordinary 13
tow Middling......... 1414 " "
liddling.i...., 14 . "
boodMiddling........,i4ll4J "
I
Iu Florida Legislature two ballpts for U
On the hrst,
Democrats Summoning Witnesses to
Rebut Report of Alabama1 Investi
gating Coinmlttee The Pension
Lawn-Vigorous Assault on Rutler
lu tue IIouset &c. ; jV '
"Washington, Feb. 4.
i MISCELLANEOUS. j
The Democrats have summoned wit
nesses in rebuttal of testimony taken by the
Attbama Investigating Committee. The
report will be delayed several! days. In
Executive session, the Senate rejected the
reciprocity treaty with Canada. A Joint
Committee to investigate Arkansas; Ala
bama and Louisiana has been; appointed,
the committee to draft a bill. I "
The Committee on Expenditures have
summoned K. M. Dougla&s, Marshal West
ern districtof North Carolina to explain
ofucial matters.
j CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE. Morton lot lnd.) presented a
memorial signed by fifteen hundred col
ored men of Baltimore, depositors in the
Baltimore branch of the Freed men's Sav
ing and Trust Compan', asking for relief.
Referred to Finance Committee.
i Boutwelltof Mass.), lrom committee on
Commerce, reported with smendmeats
Senate bill to promote economy and effi
ciency in the Marine Hospital service.
Caleudar.
Pratt (of Ind.1, from Committee on Pen
siuns. . reported with amendments Senate
bill amending the pension law so as to re
move the disability of those who, having
participated in the rebellion, have since its
termination enlisted in the army of the
United States and become disabled. Cal
endar.
i A large number of bills reported by the
Committee on Claims were passed.
i House bill for ' the relief of Octovia
Levert and her children was taken up and
led to some discussion. Scott said there
Svere eighteen or twenty claims yet on" the
list, wiiich might properly be called South
ern claims, or claims arising out of the late
war. If tue beuate would give the com
mittee further lime, claims of this class
: 'mijiht be considered." To test the .sense of
the Senate," he moved that time allowed the
commiitee be extended one hour for the
purpose of considering the class of claims
referred to.
j Peudiog discussion the time allowed the
i committee expired.
J The Senate then took up the concurrent
j resolution submitted by Morion to repeal
the twenty-second joint rule of the two
Houses of Congress, in relation to counting
the electoral votes for President and Vice
President. Morton said the existence of
this rule subjected the country to great dan
ger. After consultation with a number of
Senators he had determined to offer the fol
lowing as a substitute for the motion to re
peal: ,
No objection to the. receipt and counting
or any electoral vote or voles, lrom any
State, shall be valid unless such objection
is sustained by tue amrmative votes of the
t wo Houses.
After discussion, the subject was re
ferred to the Commiitee on Privileges and
Elections. ' V ;
. HOUSE '1 here wtis creat excitement
in the House to-day, arising from a speech
of Brown, of Kentucky, on (he Civil Rights
oiu, in wmcn ue spoKe oi isuuer, oi. Mass.,
in i lie following terms:
What should be said if the aceusation of
the Southern people should .come from one
who is outlawed in his own home from re
spectable society, whose name is synony
mous witn laisenoou, wuo is the champion
ana uas been on all occasions the cham
pin of fraud: who is the apologist of
thieves; who is' such a prodigy of vice and
meanness mat to describe lrnn imagination
would sicken and invective would exhmiKt.
it-i if. In Scotland, years ago, there was
a man whose trade was murder, and he
earned his livelihood by selling the bodies
of his victims; for gold. He linked his
name to his crime, and to-day it is known
throughout the world as "Burking."
The Speaker Does the Chair understand
the gentleman to be referring in this lan
. guage to a member of the House J
Mr. Brown No, sir; I am describing an
individual who is in my mind's eye.
The Speaker The Chair understood the
gentleman to refer, to a member of the
House. -
31r. Brown No, sir. I call no names.
New York Naval Stores market
Feb. 3. 1874;
Receipts to-day 4,186 bbls rosin, 418 do.
spirits turpentine. In the market for spir
its turpentine there was very little change
lo note, the inquiry is small and prices ap
pear to be steady at 38ic,; the only sales
(beard of were 27' bbls j at 39c. Strained
rosin continues in the same condition, quiet.
(with prices about steady at $2 05$2 10
ffor common to good strained sales were
14,500 bbls to arrive on terms not made pub-
BAGGENG--Gunny.,.: ..
' Double Anchor.
Double Anchor " A" .
BACON North Carolina,
Hams, U
Shoulders, $ lb......
Sides, fl.. ........
Western Smoked
Hams ......
Sides, $tt
- Shoulders,.... ....
Dry Salted
Sides tt.... ;
Shoulders
BEEF
OntheHoof..
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine,
Second Hand, each
New New Fork, each ,
New City. each.
BEESWAX
BRICKS Wilmington, $1 M.,...
onnern........
BUTTER North Carolina, 9 ft .
Northern, $ ft
CANDLES Sperm, ft......;.
Tallow, to
Adamantine, fi
CHEESE Northern Factory $ ft
Dairy, creamy ft
State, $ ft
COb'FEE Java, ft
Rio, 9 ft
Lagnayra, ft
CORN MEAL $1 bushel
COTTON TIES ft..
DOMESTICS Sheeting. 4-4, yd
r Yarn, bunch....
FISH Mackerel, No. I, 9 bbl...
j ko. 1, V X obL
: Mackerel, No. 3, 9 boi
I Nc. 2, ft i bbl
r Mackerel, No. S, 9 bbl
I Mullets, ftbbl ;
N. C. Herring, V bbl.
- Dry Cod, &
FLOUR Fine, 9 bid
I Super. Northern, I bbl......
Extra do. M 9 bbl
i Family bbl
i City ms Supr., 9 bbl....
f axtrat V ID1
Faisuy, 9 bbl...
-Bx. Family, bbl ..!
FERTILIZERS
: Peruvian Unanu, V 2000 fts
; Baugh's Phosphate, " " J
i, Carolina Fertilizer, " i 1
1 Ground Bone; " " '
s Bone Meal, '
i " Flour, " " i
. ; Navassa Guano, " "
i Complete Manure,
; Whann's Phosphate "
i; Wando Phosphate, " !
s Berger & BuU'p Phoeph. " 1
GLUE-?J ft... j
GRAIN Com, Is store. $J 60 fts.
nnMn i r.u Ws a -
vulilVaigv, 1a uu wo..... ,
f Corn. YeL. 19 bueheL
j Oats. $ boHhel.
Peas, Cow, baehel
HIDES Green, $ ft....
Dry, $ ft
HAY Eastern, 9 100 fts... .
: North River, 9 100 ft...
HOOP IRON $ ton
LARD Northern, $ ft
North Carolina, 9 ft.
LLMK w bbl
LUMBER Cm bTBAjr8Aww
Ship stun, resawed, W M ft.
Roueh Edge Plank, w M ft..
West India Cargoes, according
to quality, ft M It
Dreesed Flooring, seasoned..
Scantling and Boards, com
mon, $ M ft...
MOLASSES Cuba, hhds, 9 gal..
Cuba, bbls 9 Kal
Sugar House, nhds, 9 gal...
gai....
to
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16
10
12
17
25
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28,
8 00
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35
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This
Week.
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14 00
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WACCAMAW A CAPE FEAR FBESH-BEATEJN
HAMS, SIDES, SHOULDMKS,
i t
(Dry Salted and Smoked).
"English and Scotch. Ales,
COFFEES of all -kinds at Reduced Prices, FISH,
CASE GOODS of all kinds, TOILET SOAPS,
Fine Pale and Common SOAPS, Twenty
45 Klarket Street,
B ROW N
& ROD D. I C K
WllKlose their placo of business on Monday, the 18th January, 1875, for the" special purpose of Marking
down the
BALANCE OF OUR WINTER STOCK,
&
&
&
&
&
&
4
different kinds
i
Cigaw, Tobacco
of TONIC BITTERS,
6
io a
so
16 00
8 5C
13 00
7 60
11 00
5 00
0 00
18
16
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27
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500
625
7 25
0 01
0 01
0) 00
00 03.
50 &
Hit 20 00
& 9 00
(2,13 50
11 50
8 00
8 50
I Kerosene Oil,
Hay, Corn and Oats,
WITH HUNDREDS OF OTHER ARTICLES OF
Groceries at Wholesale.
niSTT or rinse bavine customers can be suited al-
wavs. with Good Goods at Lowest Market Prices.
may 2-u i Aunteux a. vubbCAu,
LIQUORS, WINES, CORDIALS,
OUR LIQUOR DEPARTMENT JSMBKAUJia
all the Finest and choicest Brands in the W ood.
n . , ..nmuiinnnTMi BWAXPT.S 'RT.A'NTCKTS. 1 1 l! . .
' - UNDUi"VYiiAB nuiJBUJlVBUuni -.- -.
Beaded Trimmings of every Description,
WORSTED FRINGES OF THE LATEST STYLES, Ac, &C.i &C.
. ' EVER Y AR7ICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIG URES
So fhat all have the opportunity of knowing just how much ot s reduction had been made.
500
6 CO
7 00
8 10
0 00
0 00
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80 00
CO 00
50 00
00 00
00 00
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55 00
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15 00
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1 55
GENUINE IMPORTED
OLD JAMAICA RUM,
Pure Holland Gin,
OTARD. DUPUY & CO., Brandy Vintage, 1848,
Pronounced by all the " Bett" ever brought to this
city. !
PORTwINE, 12 years in Word,
I CROWN MIERR7,
ANGELICA KENTUCKY GEM, and the celebrated
CAMELS HAIR DRESS GOODS,, Formerly v ........ ..v. .. k
COLORED CASHMERES , formerly . 1
COLORED ShRGES, formerly f...
SCOTCH PLA1 D, formerly
DOUBLE WIOTH IOPL1NS, all colors, formerly.. ........
ALL WOOL EMPRESS CLOTH, formerly,
FIGURED BLUB POPLINS, worth ''''X
SHAWLS formerly $2 75, $3 08 and
COATS' SPOOL COTTON, formerly 1j ....
Togetherwithmanyotherarticlestoonttmeronstomentlon.ii
..75
.. 75
40
35
.. 40
.. 75
.. 37
$3 50
.. 7c
N4w
55
55
29
25
30
45
15
$2 CO
be.
G oooo
60 00
65 09
40 00
45 00
57 00
65 00
67 00
70 00
70 00
00 00
17
0 00
83
8
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0 00
It
Blue Grass,
?5
We only bave space to call 'attention to a few special
brands and claim only the decision of the . best
judges.; j , . " ;
! xne aDOvegraoesoniy ior eaie uy
Jan 24 if i GEO. Hl BBS',
CORN, CORN.
For 30 Days : ft
An additional 5jer cent will be given oil all sales at time of purchase with the following exception:
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED SHIRTINGS, GINGHAMS AND SPOOL THREAD.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH, ONE PRICK .!
Our patrons will find this no advertising ruse. We mean business every time,
j - BROWN & RODDICK,
Jan 17-tf 45 Market Street.
ilmington North Carolina Lines,
SEMI-WEEKLY
10,000
Busliels White and Mixed.
.1
: - 1
Fast Freight Eoute to all Points South and East.
For f ale low by ,
Syrup, bbls-TB gal.
NAILS Cut, 4d to 20d.
Skeg..
Mess.....
vote of eleci
i
says a train
S. Senator bave been had.
Gov. Walker came within one'
tion.
A Dubuque (Iowa) telegram
is fast in th snow 700 miles theqee and 3q
passengers'are without food orj fuel. Asist
ance has been sent. Terrible isnow stoims
are reported and thermomcter23to26dei;4.
below zero,
'lie; in finer grades
2,000 bbls JNo. 1 at
ive at $3 252 37j
Wilmington. Pitch!
I telegraphic advices
we heard of sales of
3. Tar remains inact
for Washington and
is selling in. a jobbing
way at $2 37 J for prime city delivered. The
are as follows: Liver:
ponl-spirits turpentine I 26s" Cd, common
j rosin 6s; London spirits turpentine 26s 6d,
I common rosin 63. It
....... .
MARINE.
Net Yoke, Feb. 1 4i Noon.
Financial, j .1
Stocks active. Money 2 per cent. GoM
ODened and closed at 114.i Sterling ex
change long $4 07; short fyy. govern
ment securities active ana eiming. . bta
bonds quiet.
', CommercioL
Flour dull and unchanged.
and unchanged. Corn quiet pit firm, Pork
5Wh eat quiet
in steam 14
iq at cents.
oj 1,740 balej j
s lpi cents. Sales!
ARRIVED.
Stmr Gov Wortii, Worth, Fayetteville,
Worth & Worth j
Stmr Clinton, Driver Point Caswell, A
II VanBokkelen. I !i
CLEARED.
Stmr Gov Worth,
Worth & Worth. I 1 1
Stmr Clinton, Driver,
A H VanBokkelen. ;
Worth, Fayetteville,
Point Caswell,
Evening.
j
2319 cent,
quiet mess 19 50. Lard ri
cents. Spirits turpentine fi
Rosin firm at $2"122 Hiifortiai:md.
Freights firm.
Cotton firm, wuu sates
Uplands I5i cents; Orleans
for futures to-day opened sttfaHy as fullo'sj
Februarv 151S0-16 cents; March lo llfltf
15 23-ca cents; April 10(10 l ea cei)ts
M&y lo ll-aalUf cents.
Nkw Yoiik, Feb. 3
Financial.
Money is in good supply
premium, sterling czenange tneavy at
Gold inactive ut 114i114.: Governmen).'
securities dull but strong. State bonds duQ
and nominal. Stocks closed dull sbuj
steady.' j II
Cotton steady with saleJ of 2,722 bales
at 15i15J cents: boutbern flour pull
and prices unchanged common to fair
extra, $4 ?0$5 40. Wheat heavy a&d
cent lower, with very limited demand, at
$1 18fl 26 for winter;, red western;
$1 24$l 25 for amber do; $1 25$1 30
for white do. Corn opened nrm, bOt
closed heavy, , at 8384 jcents .for new
Western mixed; 84 cents for yellow doJ and
8384 cents for while do. j Sugar very dull
and heavy. Kice hrm, wjjh fair jobbing
demand. Tallow steady at cents iliqs-
in and turpentine steady! Pork firmer!
new mess, $19 62i$19 75. Lard tirnierf-
prime steam 1414i cents. WhiskeyiloW-
er at 93i94 cents. .Freights nrmer. (
Cotton net receipts 773 bales; gross fe
ceipts 2,582 bales.. Futiires closedtrorig,
with sales ot 20. 100 bales as follows: Feb
ruary 15 21-3?15 11-16 cents; Marth ll5
25 3215 13 16 cents; Apfil 16 5-32 cents;
May 1(S 7-lt518 15 33 cei?ts; June 16 cts;
July 17 cents; August 17 3-16 cents;! Sep
tember 16f cents, j . j.
, "BALkTMOKE, Feb. 4i
Flour quiet but steady. Wheat steady
Corn ! firm southern whpte 7678 beats;
yellow 7879 cents. Oas 6768 ctsi Rye
qiiiet at 93 cents. Pork $?0. Bacon shoul
tleis cents. Lard dtill-f steam and refioed
ldf14i cts. uottee quit and unchanged.
Whiskey dull and nominally 95i9G cebts.
COTTON W.A H K EXS.
Mobile, buoyant at 131, 141at4i4re
ceipts 1,257 bales; New ijOrleans, string at
16, i44(io receipts c4ii tiaies; Ujiarles
ton, firm at idj, 1414f receipts
bales; Savannah, firm at 134, 141ll5-l-re
ceipts 2,036 bales; Baltimore, firm atjl44, 15
!5 reoeipts 284 balpi; Augusta, jstEorg
ai loi, 14, I42(gi4f ptceipis 09J pales
Philadelphia, firm at 1'44. 15, 15i151-
receipts 36 bales; Boston, firm at 1 5 --re
ceipts 308 hales; Norfolk, firm at 144-s-n
ceipts 1,322 bales; Galve'sion. steady atf
receipts 2,501 bales: Memphis firm at 14 J
una neiu uiguer receipjs i,o4 oaie;
xMISCELLANEOUS.
OILS Kerosene, 9 gal
Lard, gal ,
Linseea, V gal ,
Rosin, V Ral
PfiANUTS V bushel
POTATOES Sweet, W bushel
lriea, Mortuern, f ddi.
POKK Northern, city
Thin, 9 bbl
frime, 9 ddi....
Kump, v DDI
RICE Carolina, ft
Bast India, $ fi
Rough, 9 bush
UAGS-Country, 9 lb
city, v so..
KOriS
SALT Alum, 9 bushel...
Liverpool, t? sack. ....
American, 9 sack....
SLOAR Cuba, S..
Porta Klco, 9
A ooiree, 9 id ..,
B " V U. ....
C 9
Ex. C ft ,
Crushed, t ft
SQAP Northern, 9 ft
8IICNGLES- Contract, 9 M.
common, 9 ja .......
Cypress Saps 9rM,. ......
Ovprert Uf-art. 9 M.
STAVES W.O.Bbt, Jt..
R.O Hhd., M. f
Cypress, 9 M... i
TALLOW 9 ft
TIMBKR Shipping. 9 M
Mill tme, w M
Mill Fair. M..
inrenor to uramary, 9 M
WHISKEY Northern, 9 sal
North Carolina, 9 gal
WOOL Unwashed, 9 ....
Washed. 9 ft
34 00
22 00
1
20 00
30 00
16 00
41
15
84
33
40
4 75
IS
1 10
1 00
30
1 10
60
8 25
00
00 00
00 00
& 2X00
25 OG
23
86 00
23 00
43
47
35
40
& .80
5 50
00 00
145
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A Beautiful Selection;
PEiL
Jnot receited.
Jaa 31-tf
JEWELRY
GUANO,
Low Prices at
j GEO. HONNET'S,
! No. 53 Market Street.
GUANO.
250 Tons No. 1 Guanape.
350 Tons Eureka.
For cale to arrive low for . cash or on reasonable
Per Stcamerij
To Sw Yuiix. " !
Crude Turpuntiiie S bbl 045 0 0 0 00 0 35
Tar hbl. 0 30 a 0 35 0500S5
Spt TunxTitine bbl 85 0 00 0 00 75
Uoani ft bbl 40 O 0 00 000 35
Cotton 9 bale. 3 00 0 00 0 00 1 25
Peanuts 9 bushel. 0 10 0 00 0 00 0 10
To Philadelphia.
Crude Turpentine $1 bbl 0 OT 0 50 0 00 0 50
Tarbbf. 000050 0 00050
Spts Turpentine 9 bbl 0 00 1 00 0 00 0 80
Rosin 9 hoi 0 00 0 50 0 00 0 50
Cotton 9 bale v. 0 90 2 00 00 2 00
Cotton Goods N bale.. 0 00 0 75 0 00 0 75
Peanuts 9 bushel...... 0 00 0 10 0 60 0 10
Lumber 9 11 0 00 10 00 7 00 8 00
To Baltikobh.
Crude Turpentine bbl 0 00 0 45 0 00 0 45
Tar 9 bbl.. 0 00 0 45 0 00 0 45
Spts Turpentine W bbl 0 00 0 90 0 00 0 75
Rosin 9 bbl 0 00 0 45 8 00 0 45
Cotton 9 bale 0 00 3 80 0 00 3 GO
Peanuts 9 bushel 000OJ1 000000
Lumber 9 M 0 00 8 00 6 50 00
To Bostoh
Crude Turpentine 9 bbl 0. 00 0 00 0 00 0 65
Tar 9 bbl. '.. 6 00 0 00 8 00 0 65
Spts Turpentine 9 bbl 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 90
RobId 9 bbl 0 00 0 00 0 65 0 70
Cotton 9 bale 0 00 0 00 2 50 0 00
Peanuts 9 bushel.... .1 0 00 0 00 0 12 0 10
Lumber 9 M I 0 00 0 00 11 50 13
J NOTICE.
BY VIRTUE OP A DECREE of the SBPERIOK
COURT of New Hanover County, rendered on
ihe 30th dav of January, 1874, in the matter of Ed
ward B. Duiley and others ex parte, tbe nuder
cigned Commissioner will offer for eale at public
aution, at tht! Court House doer in the City or vt fl-
: . c... J . K .. t Un.ti 1 CT;
that Valnable Lot in the City of Wilmington
located on Market street, and being part of I ots 3.
4 and 5 in Block US,- beginning at a point 132 feet
eastwardly from Ihe nortntastern luierscci on oi
Market snd Ninth streets. ind running along Market
street e-iBtwardly 66 ft, and running back 165 ft.
TK1(MSS or SALt ime tnira casn, oaiauce in six
and i iue months. Title restrved Purchaser to
paj for tiUe papers. JOHN LtN I'OJM,
commiseiuuer.
jan 31-eod30d s Sn Wed Fr&dof e .
PHILADELPHIA &' SOUTHERN
Mail Steamshb Company!
'pnB FIRST CLASS STEAMERS
PIONEER, 812 tons, Capt. John Wakeley,
TON A WAN DA. 844 tons, Capt C. C. WUlbank
form a Weekly Line, and sail alternately from Phila
delphia and Wilmington every TucsdaySnorning, a
6 o'clock. i
Threush mils oi Ladme
Given tNew Tortj, Boston, Providence, Fall River,
Portland and all paints in the JSew luigland btatesr
at as low rates as by any other route. Aleo to Liv
erpool, London, Antwerp, Bremen, Hamburg, Ams-
lera&m, ana an points ou me uiiliiicul uu awi -Coast
of Eneland.
Througn rates xrom rnuaaeipnia to an points in
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, '
Louisiana, Mississippi ana Tennessee, at 88 low
rates as by competing lines.
Jfor txeignt ensagements ana rates appiy to
I WORTH & WORTII, Agents,
j Wilmington. N. C.
J. M. Foksuee, SaperiBtenderit.
Oi to
WM. L. JAMES, General Agent,
jnne 6-tfl 237 and S:i3 Dock street. Philnvtelphla.
j !
Coaceraiiig prays, Waicns, Carts, k
TnE IXARDOF ALDERMEN OP IUE CITY
OP WILMINGTON, N. C, BO
ORDAIN. That any Dray. Truck Wagon, or
Cart found in use within the City limits without the
'! ,
Badge or Registered Number
as required by City Tax Ordinance passed May 9th,
1873, snail De subject to seizure iy tne uity marsnai,
and the owner thereof subject to a fine of Five
Dollars for tach and every day the same is used
in this City without the prepayment of the monthly
tax, or without having on the
Badge or Registered Number
as the Ordinance of the City requires. -
Any Ordinance or parts thereof conflicting with
the foregoing are hereby repealed.
The above ordinance was passed Dy tne Board oi
Aldermen at their meeting February 16th, 1874. k
T. U. S1SKVU&S,
feb 18 tf I City Clerk.
$ I 00 Reward I
I !
I WILL PAY ONE HUNDRED DOLT ARS FOR
the apprehension and d elivery to me of the follow
ing named prisoners who broke Jail, February 2nd.
1675, or TW -TY-FIVK DOLL ARS lor tse appre
hension and delivery ef. each one.
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore and Southern Steam Trans
portation Company,
Sailing from BALTIMORE.
Tuesday and Friday, at 3 1. M.,
AND FROM WILMINGTON
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
! NEW, YORK.
Clyde's Wilmington JL.ine,
Sailing from NEW YORK :
; Tuesday and Friday, at 3 P. 11.
- j , AHD TKOM WILMINGTON I
' WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Uivlng Througb Bills of Lading to all points In North and South Carolina, Geoijg t and
Alabama. For North or East bound Freight, to Baltimore Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Providence.
Fall River and other Eastern Cities. ':-!''' i
.I..:.''; -also
Liverpool Glasgow, Bremen, .
Antwerp ; and Other European Ports;
. These Lines connect at Wilmington wita the Wilmington Columbia & Augusta Railroad, Wilmington
& Weldon Railroad, and Carolina Cen'ral Railway and Cape Fear River Steamers, with their connecting
Roads, offering unequalled facilities for the prompt delivery of Freight to all points, as the Steamers on
these Lines on arrival in Wilmington stop at Railroad depot, the Freight transferred under covered Ehed
to cars without delay, aad forwarded by the Fast Freight Express that morn ng. "
No dray age in Wilmington and no transfer from Wilmington South. Rates guaranteed as LOW as by
any other boats. . Losses or Overcharges promptly paid. Hark all goods via Wilmington Lines.
For further information, apply to either of the undersigned Agents of the Line, i '
EDWIN FITZGERALD, Gen'l Agent Baltimore Line, 50 South St, Baltimore,
WOT. P. CLYDE & CO., Gen'l Agent New York Line, 6 Bowling Green, N. Y.,
oct 29-tf f A. D.CAZA DX Agent Baltimore and New York Lines, Wilmington,' N. C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Low Prices
Easily Account for the Extent of
Our liaily Sales.
O INCE WE RESOLVED TO SELL AT PRICES
O that would surely reduce- our STOCK, it has
required no Salesmanship to sell our goods,
SILKS, BLACK ALPACAS, .
FURS, DRES GOODS.
Bleached and nnbleached Shirting and bheeting,
SHAWLS,
TABLE CLOTHS, x
BLANKETS, SPREADS,
FLANNELS, HOSIERY, RIBBONS,
GLOVES, LACKS, COLLARS, .
Gent's FineWhite Shirts, Underwear,
Suitings, Suspenders, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs and
j COLLARS,
With thousands of other goods belonging in"a First
Class Dry Goods Stock, are daily being deposed of
rl urices that reallv make it to the advantage of
persons in want to buy them now from the best
Stock in the City, at U.e prices never sold at be) ore.
Remember the inducement is offered only by the
leading Dry Goods House of Wilmington.
; BOSKOWITZ & LIBBER,
jan 10-tf 29 Market street
Blacksmith's Bellows,
ANVILS, SLEDGES, HAND-HAMMERS, Vises,
Screw Plates i Blacksmith's Tongs, Drills and.
evervtaine re auisite for Pla antation or Blacksmith
' Shop, for sale at Rock Bottom Prices at the
new naraware store oi
r GILES & MURCHTSON.
jan 31-tf 38 North Front St
! Wilmiiigton 'Merchants
WHO WISH TO EXTEND THEIR BUSINESS
on the Carolina Central Railway should not
overlook the fact that Rockingham is the wealthiest
and has theereatet population f any tcwnlbetween
Wilmington and Charlotte, and that it has but una
newspaper, tne . e . .
Spirit of the-South,
which enjoys the
LAR GEST CIR C ULA TION
of any paper published in the Pee Dee conntry, mak
ing it the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM. Rates
of advertising reasonable. Subscription 8 a year.
Address, W. R. TERRY, Publisher, .
feb6-tf ! Rockingham,N. C.
The Central Protestant
A WEEKLY RBLIGIOtJS AND FAMIUY NEWS
paper and the Organ of the Methodist Protes
tant Church in North Carolina, is published t
Greensboro, N. C. ' ,
Terms, 'i uu per annum, m aavance. ;
The elieibiiity of its location, the number and ac
tivity of its agents, and the constantly increasing de
mand forit among the more solid classes iof readers
in various sections, give the CENTRAL peculiar
claims upon tne patronage si tne advertising puouc
Terms very, favorable. Consult your business inter
ests, ana aaaress tne eanor.
marlltf
Corn, Hay and Meal.
20QQ Bushels Corn, .
Bales Hay. i
PAA Bush Water Ground Meal.
jan 31-tf
For sale by'
KBRCHNER & CALDER BROS.
terms or crop time.
jan l-tf
WTLLIAMS ft MTJRCHISONi
We Invite Attention
WIL1TI1NCTON 1KONKY; 1QARKET.
OORRKCTID SATX.T BT THB BJLKX OT JTBW HANOTU,
I. B. GRAINGER, PRESIDENT. '
Bums. IIIUKS.
Gold ! U i 111
Silver... . .j.103 I 1M
Exchange sight on Northern cities XX disc't
Exchange 30 days on " " j liM Scdis.
rQ OTJR STOCK OF
ii
Bank of New Hanover Stock.
First National Bank
Wilmington Building Stock,.
.1 (Par 25)
4.... 100
Peerless Shirts,
And the prices they "are now fast selling at
! all kinds of
t
Pr
- M .
And FURNISHING GOODS, GO TO
.21
.15
.14
.13
. 5
29
1(0
95
83
110
GEORGE CRAWFORT, (white) 5 ft, 6 inches
high, light complexion, with lisiht beard. 30
years of age. : a
t -
JOE BURKE, (mulatto) 5 feet, 6 inches high, grey
eyes, with light mustache and whiskers.
j A RCHIE STEWART, (black) 5 feet, 8 inches
XV. high, about 16 years of age.
! - '
JUDGE BOLDEN. (black) about 6 feet, 8 inches
high, broad shoulders, wears a military jacket ;
New Barbary Dates.
T ARGE ASPINW ALL BANANAS.
1 J Oranges. Pine ABDles. Sapad Has.
Grapes, Lsuv Finger, Rus et and Baldwin
SWEET
Malaga
Apples.
Cape Cod Cranberries, Horse Radish, and a large
assortment of the finest Candy, just received at
S. G. NORTHROP'S
jan 24-tf I Fruit and Confectionery Store.
MUNSON & CO.,
feb 3 tf
City Clothiers.
A Hare Opportunity.
rEFORE YOO
It .
BUY YOUR
Navassa Guano Co. '
N. C. Bonds Old Ex-Coupon . .-,
Do. Funding 1866....
Do. 1868....
Do. New..
Do. Special Tax....
Do. to N. C. Railroad..
W. A. W. R. R. Bonds 7 ffc (Gold Int)-.90
Carolina Central R. R. Bonds, 6 c. .70
Wilmington City Bonds, 8 9c... 1 70
" " ! 7 Wc. J......85
- " " ; old 6 Ci... .65
" . " , new 6c....65(GoldInt)
" I 8 9i..X ....80( " " )
new nanover county uonas au years).
6c(Go.d Int).... 1 .70
W. & W. Railroad Stock U.....65
North Carolina R. R. " j. .... .30
C C. Railroad " . ..t ... ..01
Wil. Gas Lteht Co. l l' 70 !
fc Seaside R. R. .... ..1.. ..10 1
febSlw
8. H. MANNING,
Sheriff.
The Savannali Advertiser,
' PTJBLISHID VAILT AKD WSBKJ.T iT
S A V A N N A LTtQG A .
GEO. N.
Wil.
u.
liONDON, Feb. 4 Jsptf
l"vi ie railfioftl sua res 5u2bi.
The bank directors liive posted a feard to
the effect that the expected change lib the
bank rate has not beeDj made. H
Paris Feb. 4. Noqn.
Paris Bourse Reuteii 64f.
Liverpool'I Feb. 4. )pn.
Coltoa firm Uplands 7d; Orleans 7d.
Sales of 15,000 bales,!! including 3,000 for
speculation and exportl
Cotton to arrive 1-1C dearer. !
Sales on a basis of i Middlirjg Uplands
MISCELLANEOUS.
St. alentiiie is Here !
rjH ANTICIPATE THE DAY OF ENJOYMENT
to all. in i heir own way. His grandest display
in that line will take place the 14th, the proper time
All tne ianciec ana conceits or man ana woman
pictured, with appropriate verses. The choicest
and handsomest Valentines in proper lace and
colors. The Serious, Seni imental,; Comic and ex
treme ludicrious.
All will be placed in their greatest light in frames
of fhueulxiana.
For sale at "
HEINSBERGER.
i -
feb4 tf ! Live Book and Music Store.
NICHOLS,
Proprietor.
F. "W. SIMS,
Business Manager
C I, O T H I N G
SEE OUR
r
jan 41-tf
PRICES.
DAVID ft WEIL.
Hats and Caps.
THE LATEST STYLES,
TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, cV
Chromos.
THE Advertiser is a live, comprehensive news
paper, publishing the latest News and Market
Kenorts from all Darts of the country, particular at
tention being given to Savannah's Local and Com
mercial Affairs.! . .
IN POLITICS the Advertiser wul be a bold and
fearless exponent of the Democratic Conservative
TO ADVERTISERS unexcelled advantages are
offered, our large and increasing circulation render
ing the Advertiser a valuable advertising medium.
TERMS. .
Daily 1 Year.... ....$7 00
" 6 Months......................... 3 50
" 3 Months.......... 1 75
Weekly 1 Year... 150
Agents wanted in every town. Sample copies free
on application to this onice. I sept 2-tr
feb 4 tf
At HARRISON &
ALLEN'S
38 Mark -t St.
Fresli Groceries.
ntci in 'he most e!eal ty)e,:al
! WM. H. BERNARD'S
JjERltlS' HAMS and BREAKFAST STRIPS,
COLEMAN'S MUSTARD,
'J ! . . ' : J
CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S PICKEL8,
Anchovy Paste,
Vennecelli and Julienne Soups
G 0 ODS DELIVERED I REE.
PLANNER & SHURE,
Egg Maearoni,
feb 3 tf
Molusses and Coiree.
QQ Bbls S. H. Molasses,
jQ Bags Rio Coffee,
jan 31 tf
Tuscola XXX.
! ' i i
OHO BRREL,3 THIS FAVORITE FLOUR,
gust in.
OTEEL ENGRAVINGS, STEREOSCOPES AND
Views. Violins, Barjos, Accordeons, Harmonicas
and Sheet ilu;lc. Pla ing Cards, Dominoes, Chess
and Checker Men and Boards. Crlbbage and a large
assortment of new Parlor Games. Also
BLANK BOOKS,
PAPER, ENVELOPES, STEEL and GOLD PENS,
Penholders, Rulers, Paper Knives, &cr, &e.
At
CONQLKY & YATES.
febStf . No. 47 Market Street.
J L. MICHAUX,
Greensboro. N. C.
The Baleigh News, .
DAILY A ND WEEKL Yt
I . PUBLISHED BY
I STO.E & IIZZELL.
! - - ' !
DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF
the State of North Carolina to the success of
the Conservative party, the development of the hid
den wealth of the State, the inviting emigration in
to our midst, aac aavancemem or tue weiiare or our
people in everything that serves to make a State
prosperous and independen ) Its
ADVERTISING COLUMNS
will be found of great advantage as botjt the Daily
and Weekly circulate largely in every portion of the
state. Kates moderate.
SUBSCRIPTION KATIES:
Dailv. On Year.
Weekly, Oa Year.
Subscribe for 1874.
L..$7 00
X uu
janS-tf
.STONE & UZZELL,
. Proprietors.
THE ANSONIlAN,
u ' - V- T
Weekly Newspaper, Published at
I i!
Folkton, N.
L. L. POLK.
.Editor.
IT WILL BE PATRONIZED LARGELY BY
the Farmers and Business Men of Anson, Unlcs.
tral Railroad, and the Merchants and other Business
Men of Wilmington, if they would secure the trade
For sale bv
KERCHNER CALDER BROS.
Oats, Ktce and Sugar. .
31 North Front Street.
janlOtf
EDWARDS & HALL.
2QQ0 Eufhels Oats, ,
2g Tierces and Bbls Rice.
A t Barrels Sugar, Refined, 10 Hhds Porto Rico
TtU Sugar, .
Pot sale by
jan 31-tf i .KERCBNER & CALDER BROS.
Swede Iroil,
PLOW STEEL, SMITHS' BELLOWS, SCREW
Plates, Anvils, Sledge Hammers, Hand Ham
mers, &c A 'arge assortment of the above goods
c-iirbe found at tUe Old Established Hardware
House of -
JOHN DAWSON,
jan 31-tf Nos. 19, 30 and 21 Market St
G. IT. W. Runge.
Smoked jowl, choice family flour
in bbls. and half bbls., new lot Celery, Fresh Milk
Crackers., j
Northeast eor. market and Second t.
jany 24 tf " . - .
I Bacon and Pork.
(gQ Boxes D G. Sides and Shlds
Q C Boxes Smoked do,
25
For sale by
jan 31 tf i KBRCHNER & CALDER BROS.
of that prosperous eection, will
cium ior aaverusmr.
find
Bbls Pork,
STILL A H-E
no better me-j
aprltf
AD
TPvESIRING TO PLACE A WIDE-AWAKE, LTVB
J. and progressive newspaper inj the hands of
every qualified voter in Robeson and adjoining conn
ties we win f ena tne
R ORES ON IAN
To all new subscribers at the following rates:
1 Copy, 40c; 2 Copies, 75c; 8 Copies, $1 00: 10
copies, ou; i copy a montns, ?
Months, (1 S5: 1 Copy 12 Months, $a
Dena stamp ior specimen copy.1
75c;
50.
Notice.
IF
l copy e
AVING PARTIALLY RECOVERED FRO
mv recent illness. I will huve ut the Citizens
Market on to morrow, a lot of fine Mountain Beef.
Those wishing choice cuts will please jcall early
jan 34-tf
T. A. WATSON.
Proprietor.