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V k-- i :.- i rflj fTl1ri 1- "vv THE II0E1II1IG STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, BT Bini Or BUMCRIPTIOH IK ASTATCX: une year, (by mall), pottage pa Six months, ( " " ) , - " 7 00 4 00 Three montbs( N 1 00 To Olt.v Subscribers, delivered in anv Dart of tbe city, Fifteen Cents per week. Our City Agents are not authorized to collect for more than 8 months in advance. OUTLINES. There has been no action taken by the Conservatives of Louisiana regarding com promise. The Attorney General'sent troops to Alabama, without consulting, the Governor. Two Republican leaders in the N. C House of Representatives, Messrs. Foote and Glenn, have declared their intention to leave the Republican party on account of the passage of the Civil Rights bill through the lower house of Con gress. Carlitrts repulsed, at Oleisa. Gen. G. W. C. Lee's claim for Arling ton postponed by the Senate indefinitely. A Catholic Church at Rutaari, Conn., burned. j Gen. William Hays is dead- - A Republican success in one of the Seine departments is announced from Paris. Resolution of Speer, of Penn., con demning third term, defeated by Republi cans iuJlLmse of Representatives. 1 NeT York markets: Spirits turpentine, 38$; : rosin, $3 I0$3 13; gold, 1141U. vThe.-vute on Speeds resolution in Congress yesterday commits the Re publicans to the thi.d terra idea. ' They had a gobd opportunity to force Grant from the track, and were too stupid or too cowardly to do it. If they stick to Grant, relying on his b lyonet programtne,they will go to the wall with aWolute certainty. If they desire to defeat him for the nomina tion, they are daily losing opportuni ties.. With or without Grant there is jo hope for them unless they change their whole policy. The defection of two such Influ ential Republicans as Messrs. Foote and Glenn, members of the House of Representatives from Wilkes and Yadkin, respectively, shows-that the course of their party is no longer tol erable for intelligentjand honorable men. These gentlemen say that they cannot stand the Civil Rights bill, adherence to which seems to be a sort of party shibboleth at this time. .Others -will' follow their example. The ipelceriary Caesar at Washing ton, who tramples .with cool impuni ty upon the rights of majorities in Louisiana, prates fluently of the de struction of the rights of. minorities, in Arkansas.-. He appears to invite Congress to rip up things out there, or let him tear a Garland from the brow of. a redeemed State. The Legislature. ' . Condensed from the News. J POItTI'KtGHTlI D.1Y. ) SENATE. Saturday, Feb. 9. A communication to the President from thie tax payer of Craven w,as rvad. . Mr. Linney, a bill to incorporate ' Monroe, in Union county. Referred. Mr. Bell, a bill to alt acha. portion of Craven county to Carteret. Re ferred. ' )' ' - Mr. Kerr, a bill allowing the Com missioners of Bladen county to levy a lax. Referred. Mr. Cash well, a bill to protect pub lic" roads. Mrj Bell's bill for the better regula tion of the Newbern Academy was taken up and adopted. The bill ap points as Trustees of this Academy 1 Messrs. M. E. Manly,' A. T. Jenkius, William Hay, W. H. Oliver, J. A. Guioii, J. B. Hughes, C. C. Clark, J. Fulford, A. JuHtice, F. C. lioberts and J. L. Whitford. ; Mr. Selby'a bill in relation to pilots wa.H taken up and discussed, bat post poned until next Tuesday. The question of the protection of birds iu the State. -i j ' THE USUBT BILL. : The Usury bill coming up on its third reading. Mr. LeGrand offered a substitute 'majority report of House committee S rioted in The Moasisa Stab of anuary 30th, making the legal rate of interest (J per cnt. and allowing 8 per; cent, where the parties may agree; it makes any violation ; of this law a misdemeanor, punishable by a tine janiitbe forfeiture of double theprin cipal and interest. -- A r v . . Mr. Anderson offered an amend ment making the legal rate 6 per (cent., but allowing parties to stipti f 1 axe in written contracts any 'interest that may be agreed upon.' J Mr. Morehead moved that the ques tion be postponed until Tuesday next, and that ihejjudiciary Committee be instructedto examine into the law aind ascertain whether any legislation oil this State could affect or control the National banks. j The question of postponing in order Ip examine into the question of the control of the National banks in re spect to usury, was dixcussed at some length by Messrs. Morehead, Kerr, French, LeGrand, Mabson, Parish Linney, Williams and Latham. J Mr Latham moved to lay the whole question upon tbe whole table, as it had "already consumed too much time of the Senate, and with present ap pearances he could see no solution to the matter. . 1 Mr. Morehead moved to adjourn. Lost. 1 vol. xv.-i-no. Mr. Latham's motion was jost by, a vote of 14, to 25. Quite a number bflmo forts to postpone and adj were niade without avail j and sh e- fore three o'clock the1 vote wis finally taken on the ' substitute of Mr. Le Grand, (being the jmajority ijepbrt of the House Financepommittee) kvhich finally passed its third reading py the following voter - f Iff Affirmative. Bell Cashwell,Clem ent, Holton,. LeGrand, Linniy, Love, Marler, McElroy, McMillarf, (More head, Parrish, Paschalj Selbf, Bhaw, Smith, Taylor, Tikrt-,!Walker Wil liamson, Worthy and'Young--22. r iVaceAnderson, Bryant J Cant ill, C. M.Cooke, N. S. CookiFfench, we Graham, Irwin, Jetikius, Latham Mabson, McCauley, Wadd and Waring 14. Mr. Linney movjed a reconsidera tion of the vote pyfwhicb itlte bill passed, and that this motion upon the table. J I be laid Mr. Morehead held, that, these , be ing two separate motjions they j must be considered sepa so decided. ately. leiChaii Mr. Morehead then' moved that the vote by which the bill ipassed $e re considered; pending Which niotioq he further moved that the betjTtte ad journ; which last motipu was adopt ed. . . . .; T - ' The motion to reconsider will now come up Monday morning during the niornini; session, and j as t r.se will the bill, bring up the whole tileritsof we may expect to see a warm ci lsciis- sion. ' : HOUSE OF REPRESEM TAf FJt VES. Mr. Eatmau rose tb !a question of privilege and said: T,he geailieiuan from Cabarrus, on Thursday, "charged me with utiering false sta .erhents. In speaking ot that gentleman's bill in reference . to the I jurisdiction of chief officers of cities i and fowus, I said, I nuderstooif .hat' whet it was referred to the cojurhittee i . would come back a local bill, but Ivas sur prised to find it re reported as at gen eral bill. 1 did uo iinpugu t;hefchar acter of the gentleman from (JabWru iu any way, and hope he will retract publicly his charges publicly made. Mr. Means said:,l luudersifootl the gentleman from Wilson as sayiug that I bad acted in ! bad faitli and taken an improper advantage of this House in reference to thai bUl. I wish to know if hejdid not say o, or did not mean to convey suchj an in sinuation? :"" I 1 ' Mr. Eatman 'replied: jl neitpe- Baid that nor did I meart 'lp make any suh insinuation, nor dill 1 1 meai ui any way to reflect on the gentlempn'from Cabarrus. f s . ' . Mr. Means said: Then, sir, I piade my charge under a totarfiisuiijder landing; I retract it jahdxrWrel that I made it. ' ! :, j By Mr. Davis, of Jackson, a till t6 allow the Commissioners of, certain counties to reduce1' official bonds of certain county officers. Referred. House bill to incorporate tpei noke Valley Ratlnrad Com called up and passed lits third inir avert 72. imvatii. I i i . Roa- any. read- Irlouse bill to prohibit tbe darrvingr of fire arms was taken up and dis cussed. 1 1 r : The motion of Mr. tBoyd tlo table was lost. ! it Mr. Hicks, in advocating the! bill, cited several iiicidetits! withiulhis own knowledge, where the enforcement of the act now pending would have pre vented bloodshed, &c.f j ! I j Mr. Stephenson! replied to Jus. Hicks in opposition to the bill: and cited occurrences in Wake -coiinty, where, if such an act was in force, it would have been dangerous j id the lives and property f its best bitizens. After further discussion Mr. Nor- ment moved that the bill be sindefin itcly postponed, f I On this motion the yeas aad jnays were canea, ana tne motion prevaiiea uy yeas nays so.; ; House bili to authorize the Commissioners to Subscribe r County Lol the Valley capital stock of the Yadkin Kaiiroad Uorapauy passed its Iread- lugs. - J l House bill to amend the flection law providing thai njpersoi acting as Registrar or t'Jiiidflre of lection shall be a candidate; for uffice-5-passed its readings. . r t J j. ' House bill to8ecqre'the 6uficiency of official bonds, occasioned lengthy discussion Messrs. a very MuRae and Pinnix advocatinsr' the bl Hi and M esni-8. rooie, IJul arid otpers op- . . I ri posing, i Amendments by Messrs. Boyd, Lloyd (col.), FooteJ White and! oth from its provisions the respective counties, were voted down. t The bill then passed by ayes 79 to 16 nays.l its readings - Every pound jof 'cochin al con- tains 70,000 injects boDed to death The schooner An gelind, Ifrom Iodiantown, N. 0 , to Nor i oik, VaL loaded wuu uusneis ot cord,; sunk Saturday iixirniiig in the Southern branch of CEliza- belli river. A portion of tbe carud, beloue- lug to Orandy, Williams !& Co. will be says the saved and the vessel raised.! So trginian. ." t ! Capt. VV. F. Avery associate editor of the Charlotte Observer was married last Thursday to Miss Lorna Atkinson, of Princeton, Johnston coujity, byi Rfev. A. Smedes, D. D , of Haleigli. Coiigraiula uoua. -L j . . - - j. . a The new paper in Raleigh! is to be called the TrirWeeldy Topic and will be usuea uus morning oy jar. J. B. Hampton oainV (irtlv-vb WILMINGTON, Spirits Turpentine Col. WL F. McKesson and Hon. B. S Gaither- are owners of a rich iron-j iountain near Morsanton. -The Rev. Dr. Rosser, of Virsins la, preacueoVat the Edenten street Metho dist Church, Kaleigh, Sunday. Wei are pleased to chronicle the fact that the State Agricultural Journal has entered on! its third volume. On :Fridav a meetinsr of New hern tux payers adopied with unanimity resolutions, approving the bill before the Legislature amending the charter of that cty.. -'- .; h A negro who was stealing a ride on one of the trucks of a North Carolina Railroad tiainT last Wednesday, was dashed from his perch and crushed to pieces by the wheels at Salisbury. J An effort to get an approjiiia tion to continue the mint at Charlotte failed last week in the House of Representatives, thousjli Hon. Thos. S. Ashe did his best for it It may; however, be more successful auother time. I : X" JE3T JE30 XO?3r. SMKW AUVKKTIKKNENTii. Munson & Co. Only a Few. ' - Skrn W. Davis Selling Out at Cost. Wm. A. WnisoN Wil. H. & L. Co.No.1. Williams & Murchison. Molasses. CoxoLKYV& Yates. Valentines. I S. L. Fremont. 100 Laborers Wanted. P Heinsberger. Valentines. Local Dot. The man who waaken to the poor house Ion Friday iu a dying condition, has since died. The jFront street property own ers will hold an adjourned meeting at the City Hall to-night Botb! printing and ruling done In the finest; grades of copying ink at the Star Job Priuting Office. tf Why don't some astute member of the Legislature move to so amend the usury bill that it will fix the price of putty? In our telegraphic column will be found interesting special telegrams from Raleigh relative to the usury bill and other matters. Rev. ! J. T. Gibbs, . by special re quest, will preach on next Sunday at Fifth Street M. E. Church ou "The Immortality of the Souli" .1 : We have not seen at any meet ing held since the war so large a "represen tation from the business interests of Wil mington as was present at tbe anti-usury meeting last night. ' f ' The attention of delinquent tax payers is called to tbe advertisement of the U city Clerk and Treasurer. If all arrears of taxes are not paid by to-morrow, the prop erty of delinquents will be sold without re serve. Jj,' ' 'I1" ' . Our Population. We are informed that the gentlemen en gaged in getting up tbe Wilmington Direc tory estimate the population of our city at about 18,000. They have the best facilities for making a close estimate, and we believe their figures may be relied on. Certaialy, t hey are not exaggerated. is. m m i Mayor' court. The following cases were disposed Of yes terday: j : Preston Eastern, charged , with disorder ly conduct and fightiDg. Judgment sus pended until this morning. Samuel Butler, charged with tbe same offences. Judgment suspended until this morning, .-j . j Tne OTaiqnerade Ball; To-night the masquerade ball given in compliment! to; Stonewall Lodge No. 1, Knights of Pythias, takes place at the City Hall. From all we can learn it will be a very enjoyable! affair, and the committee have exerted themselves in order that noth ing shall go undone that can possibly con tribute to the pleasure of the participators. A great number of masquers will be pres ent and the necessary precaution will be taken to prevent the entrance of all ob jectionable persons. ' t Bmuswlck lieuia. Brunswick jail is said to be full three of the inmates are! charged with murder; two with larceny ; and two are insane. Last week another prisoner, charged - with mur der, escaped from the Sheriff while being conveyed to jail. At a regular meeting of Pythagoras Lodge No. 241), held at Smithville, a few days since, the following officers were elected: W. M., Dr, G. Curtis; S. W., S. M. Robbins; JJ W., C. Q. Smith ; Treasurer, John Prigge;, Secretary, E. Legg; S. D., H. Mints; J. D.j, LJ Jones; T., P. G. Drew. Pi fib Aveuue Combination. Furbish'sl Fifth Avenue: Combination 1 i opened at the Opera House last night in the great society drama of " Divorce." The audience assembled to greet them was fair in numbers, though not near so large as tbe taleutof the troupe merited. As a stock company it is unquestionably the best we have bad here since the war, and probably the best to be found South of New York city. - ' I Tbe characters were all well sustained and gave the greatest satisfaction, as was frequently evidenced by the rounds of ap plause from an appreciative audience. We have never seen a troupe in which the characters were all so appropriately ap pointed, and as a natural sequence so well sustained. : . i Tney appear to-night for the last time, and we can safely promise a treat to all who may be so fortunate as to attend. Give them a routing house, for they vxll deterve.it. RNING N. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1875. . TUK MEbTlNO LAST NIGHT. A Flue Gathering of Bualnes Men liverybodjr Asaiuat Giurjr Ltwi. In response to tbe call printed in the city papers Sunday, the business men of Wil mington and vicinity turned out in force at. tbe City Hall last evening 'to Jake action concerning fhe usury bill pending before the Legislature. I .'':',, The meeting was called to order by Mr. E. A. Keith, oq whose motion Col. W. L. DeRosset, was appointed Chairman, and Mr. M. Cronly Secretary. Col. John McRae offered the following resolutions: v J i Hesolved, That as farihers, manufacturers and mercb&nts, We are thoroughly satisfied that the passage by the General Assembly of North Carolina, of jlhe bill on the sub-J jei-t or usury, now pending neiore inai boly, or tbe enactment of any other law, restricting and fettering the use of money, and taking from the people their inherent right freely to contract with each other in connection with its employment, will be es pecially hurtful to the agricultural, manu facturing and commercial interests of North Carolina, and disastrous alike to the people ni laree and to tbe future revenues of tbe State. ' - v-':- ..-! : v.' ' '.: Resolved; That the Chairman nominate and appoint (at bis convenience) a commit tee of five persons, who will in behalf of this meeting, draft a suitable memorial and carry it to the General Assembly of our State, expressive of theiviewsof this meet ing on the subject matter referred to in the foregoiing resolution, and most respectfully asking that body to forbear further action thereon. j . Mr. B. G. Worth spoke briefly and point edly, and favored prompt action. He 'thought a committee shpuld be appointed, with instructions to proceed immediately to Rai iv h. He was j followed by Col. John MciUe who heartily endorsed his views, and who epoke at some length in opposition to all usury laws. He said he waar not a lender, but a borrow er of money all the lime, and it was . as a borrower that he opposed usury laws. I 4 Mr. Thomas Williams (himself a farmer) said he could not conceive of anything that would prove more disastrous to the farm ing interests than the passage of tbe usury law now before the Legislature of North Carolina; or, in fact, the passage of any usury law. He believed that nearly every farmer with whom be was acquainted would sign a memorial against the adoption of any usury(law by the Legislature. Mr. Williams remarks were received with hearty applause. j Maj. T. H. McKoy moved to amend the resolutions by providing for a committee of five, instead . of three. ' This was ac cepted by the mover' jof the resolutions, when on motion they were unanimously adopted. Ou motion of Capt. D. JL Murchison, the Chair was requested., to appoint a commit tee of three to procure signatures to a me morial to be presented to tbe Legislature. On motion of D; McRae, Esq., the Chair man was instructed to request the Speaker of the House of ! Representatives, by tele graph, to use his influence in delaying ac tion on the usury bill until the proceedings of this meeting could be brought before that body- , ; -j The following is the committee of five ap pointed to proceed immediately to Raleigh: B. G. Worth, W.( A. French, J. A. Engel hard. J. W. Hinson andj Roger Moore. Under tbe resolution of Capt Murchison, the Chair appointed the following commit tee on memorial: W.' B. Binford, T. H. McKoy and P. Heinsberger. After brief addresses by Col. W. L. De Russet and Mr. F. "W. Foster, the meeting adjourned. - . J BOlBOOFALDEBitlEX. Extract frm be Proceeding". The Board met last night at 8 o'clock pursuant to adjournment Present, Mayor W. P. Canaday, and Aldermen Moore, Rice, Adrian, Fishblatej Banks, Hankins. and Holmes. On the petitions of several parties lamps were ordered to be placed on the corner of Sixteenth and Dickinson; streets, on the cor ner of Ninth' and Swann streets, on the corner of Sixth and Walnut streets and on the corner of Seventh and Walnut streets. The application of the engineer of the Wilmington Rankin Steam Fire Engine Company" for new harness, was referred to the Committee on Fire Department. . The petition of John W. Harris for a po sition on 'the police foce was referred to the Committee On Police. . . An application for increased protection to property on North Front street, reciting the recent breaking of plate glass in that vicinity, from Messrs. GR.. French & Sons was referred to the Committee on Police. The application of ;Messrs. Muller & Gerdts and J. & B.'. Oldenbottle for per mission to erect sheds in the rear of their stores on Second street, jwas referred to the Committee on Fire Department, for their report The Mayor stated than the Chairman of the Committee on the part of the citizens to assess benefits to property ob Front street on account of Belgian Block pavement from Orange to Chestnut street, had re. reported to him that they had failed to agree, and bad . therefore adjourned sine die. The Committee on jthe part of the city were discharged from Urther duty.. The' Board then decided to"; go into an election for a new Committee on the part of the city. Messrs.. S. N. Martin, B. F. Mitchell and R, E. Calder were the Com mittee elected. Tbe Board then took a recess until next Friday eveuing at 8 o'clock. ; magistrate Court. 8. VanAmringe, J. P. J. C. Smith, colored, the ex-jailor who was tried for aiding and abetting in the recent jail breaking, was discharged, tlfe evidence not being suffici entto justify bind- ing him over. i LIST OF LETTEBS Remaining in the city post-office February 8, 1875: A C C Andrews. B Amos Bryant, Allen Beach, David Bryant, Carlton Bfos.,G W Baker, Harry Bonetz, Haywood Bizzell, Julia A Best.Jno H Brown, J G Blue, Sarah Bird, Lewis By num, Bartha Bell, Dianna Broad hurst, Ste phen Bennitt, W A Burr. W.T Buhman! C Joseph Craig, Lizzie Craft, C B Co hen, Elizabeth Cnmmings, Augustus Cobb Mary E Cowan, B R Colevena, Mrs E A Cbilds,! Robt Carroll, Samuel Council, WA Cornish, W C Crowe, Sarah Chapman.1 P Aaron Davis, David N Davis, J T Davis,! J J Dean, Lewis P Davis, Rosalie Dantsizen, Robt Douglas, Belford Davis. Kate Sandles Day. E Ben Eagles, Cary Elliss, Henry Ei dens, Adolph Erdman. F Henry Farmer, H F French, Sarah J Francis.! G Allen Gillespie, Allen Glasfrey, Chas Geiger, Edith Gordon, F Gotburg. James Greenj James W Green, James Guthrie, S M Guttenburg. L Green, Sen F Grier. H Friday Hill, Sarah- Hicks, -Milford Hunter,!Maggie Hill, Belle H Hall. Aaron Herring;! David B Hyde, Geo Harvey, Jane Harriss. John Hardy, Silla Hamilton, L W Hodas; Mary AC.Hay, Mary Howard, Nor wood Hale, WJ Hawkins, W H Hutchinson- i v ... - . J "Forchson Jefferson, 8 S Jjhnson, Margaret James, Margaret Jones, Brinklev Jenkins.'! ' K James Kyle, Martha P Kelly, R C Kelly, IT; H Kent, S C King, John Klovf.; L Alex Laue, Wm Larkins, Annie'Lee, D A Lamont, Jennie Lightfoot, JW Lamb, Mimber Livingston, R J Lockhart. M Allen Merrick, Hannah Morton, Liz zie Mclver, Grace McKinzie, Martha Mat tough, Alex Moore, A Mondine, David Mc Lucas. C C McMurry, Eliza McCollum, J B McPherson, Henry Marfee, Louisa V Mor gan, Maggie Murkins, Primus Moore, Mas McNeill, Kobt W Mathes, Sealy Mitchell, W H Merrick, Maggie B Moinss, Henry Murphy. 1 , N Edith New, Willis Nelson, Mary E Norwood,' Mazouria Newhoff, Sarah Nutt O B Q'Neil, Thos Otenon. P Alex Palmer, Persilla Palmer, Robert Peterson. R Susan Rayford, Arnold Robinson, E W Robinson, Ella T Randall, H Rhodes, Han nab "Robinson, Laney A Reed, J H Head, Thos Robbins. S John Sidberry, Eli Sampson, Emma Sheridan, "Berry & Shaw, J S G 8utt, Tu die Shepard, Alonsieur Antonee St George, Pbillis Scott, Nancy Stewart, P A Smith, Washington Standford, 8 M Smith '' ' T C E Thorn, H Tielsell, B Taylor, G C Toomer, John L Tharp, J T Thomas, Lucy Taylor, Maria Thornton, Wm Tale, Waited Taft W Edward Wilson. Aaron & Wallace, Granvillel Warrell, Joe Wad, Josephine WiiliamsJ;John Whitfield, Isaac Wells, Jno Waters, Louis Williams, Mareie E White, Mary White, Johnyes Jane Williams,Paton Whitman,8 R Ward, Sandy Willinms, Mar garet Wood fork. Y G W Young. Persons calling for letters in the above list will please say- "advertised." If not called for within 150 days they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. f . Ed. R. Brink, P. M. "Wilmington, Jan. 31, 1875. Bishop Atkinson' Appointment for February, 1875. Clinton j.Quinquagesima Sunday.. Feb. 7 Faisons .Evening of. .... , 8 10 12 14 W 17 19 Goldsboro. . . . Wilsonf. RockylMount: Enfield. Ringwood. . . . Halifax. ...... Weldoh .Ash Wednesday.. 21 Collections at each place in behalf of Diocesan Missions. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Only a Few OVERCOATS k TALMAS ' b T I J-rfKFT, which we Una we are selling for LESS than' those who advertise - Below Cost." MUNSOK & CO., City Clothiers. feb9-tf Notice ! Notice ! ! SELLING OUT AT COST FOR CASH ONLY. r HAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST OF Mr. Georg O Lewis in the late firm of Lewis fc Oavi and desi-oo? of clocing oat present, supply of Winter oode, to fill np with Hpring and Sum mer St k. I will, until fnrthe notice, sell at ce ! Remember, every article offered will be at New York City Coit. i i RRTH W. DAVIS. if f eh 9 St At Old Stand of Lewia & Davis. h jValentines, Valentines, ' Valentines, Per sale at HKINSBKRGER'8 Live Booh and Made Store. Orders from the Conntry promptly a tended feb M-tf to. Valentines. "HE CHEAPEST AND BEST assortment of j . Valentines ever brought to thia city; 'ALL NEW STYLES, NO LAST YEAE'S STOCK. Call and Select i . . From the NEWEST and CHEAPEST la market, at 1 CON9LRV & YATES. feb 8 tf - No. 47 Jlarhet street. WitoiMlon Hoonad Laflfler Co. No. 1. THE MEMBERS of thia Company are hereby nott fled to meet at their Hull , This Evening at 7 13 o'clock. B order of the President, WM. A. WILlWoN, Sec'y. ! feb 9-'t Cbulce Aew Crop I . : Cuba Molasses. CAROO from the "GEN. QRANT," aow landing. Feraaleby -febStf WILLIAMS MXTRUHIS05. WHOLE NO. 2,292. NEW- ADVERTISEMENTS. 100 Laborers AXD TRACK nAXDS WANTED j j by the' ' QAROUKA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY; for whom good wages and hard work ! will be supplied. Apply to feb9-2t S. L. FREMONT, ' Ch'ef Kngineer ai,d Sup't 1 I I NOTICE. . HAVING DISPOSED OF OUR SADDI, HAR-ne-a and Trunk buoine-8 stock, goi.d will and book accoui t. In vi ilminston. N. ; . tu Mesa a. Car pei ter i Mai ard, we hereby t.nderoqr thanks to a generous public for their 1 beral patronage the aet ten eara. and ask a continuaucc of the b me to our 9eces8ur8. wbo ha e iseen acceptably in O'jr employ for many years and are thoroughly posted in the sad 1 ry, ha net, s anu trunk business m ' Il its br inches. Messrs. va penter & Mallard will settle all claims c nti acted aga nst nsm Wilunngton. N. C. and collect debts one us and receipt f r tbe sam. JAMttS . TOPUaM &xO. A. Cabfexteh. - J. H. Mallard SADDLES, HAENESS, &c, HAVINQ30UGHT THE ABO VR MENTIONED stock of g ods we offer a full assortment of Saddle, ilarness. Trunks, collar sri r dies Whips, and all kind' f Saddlery Moods at very low pric s for cah or to prompt paying buyers. We respect fully tolicit patronage. ' CAKPKNTE & MALLARD. febS-naclW; ; No. 8 So Front st , Wilmington. New Crop Cuba MOLASSES, SECOND CARGO. 280 BHDS, 8 TIERCES, V Now landing ex-Brig John Pjjerce from Havana. I" : i . j For sale by feb 2 6tnac WORTH & WORTH. MISCELLANEOUS. The Advance TN GOLD HAS NOT YET AFFECTED THE A prices of our Choice I - ii . Family Groceries. We 111 exchange an Entire Stock for Gold or Green backs at Par, BUY NOW al: IMPORTED GOODS ARB HIGHER. Cash buyers of Family Supplies can get a Discount. CHAS. D. MYERS & CO., 5 and 7 North Front street. feb 7-tf NOTICE. A Beautiful Selection OF PEARL JEWELRY Jaut received. Low Prleesat GEO. HONNET'3. Jan 81-tf n No. 53 Market Street Bank of New Hanover. WILMINGTON, N. C, Feb. 6tf, 187! SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND. A Divided of Five per cent, bas been declared by the Directors of this Bank, payable on eleventh inst. Checks for amount f Dividend will be mailed to Stockholders on that date. . 8. D. WALLACE, Cashier. feb 7-St Wadeboro Arpus ard Herald, Goldsboro Mes senger and Tarboro Southerner copy one time. Send bills to star Advertising Agency. s AVE' YOUR MONEY BY BUYING YOUR GROCERIES FOB CASH. Afresh supply of choice. Family Groceries. Try our goods and be convinced. PURE BAKER WHISKEY. - FLANNSR ft SHURE. feb 7-tf i 31 North Front Street We are StiU CELLING OVERCOATS AND TALMAS AT O cost NEW LST OF RED WOOL SHIRTS AND ' ' DRAWERS jnst i received, Y Boys' TTndershirti and Drawers. Our fine $18 Kn'ts are still all the go, they are the cheapest suits to be had in the city. neckties; scarfs, bows, fin white ; 8HIRTS. Ac., &C, SHRIER BROS. feb7-tf Seed Potatoes. A SECOND SHIPMENT OF SEED POTA- I - : - ' toes expected dally. r EDWARDS & HALL. feb tf J l Bacon, Pork and Oats.' r-f Boxes D. 8 Sides and Shonlden, , gQ Boxes Smoked Siies and Shonlden. 1000 Bushels Oats, i 3 t - ... For ale by KBRCHNER & CALDER BROS. feb 7 SALT, GUANO, SYRUP. 0008c8,t' . ? -j Q yQQ Bushels White and Mixed Cora, tQ Tons Eureka Guano, 250 TonsNo' 1 Gnnp ?ao, Bbls S. H. Syrap. For nle low by feb 7-tf WILLIAMS St MURCHISON. New Crop tsar Howe JUolasse. O A Y Bbls 8 H. Molasses, ForssJeby - - ' KKRCHNEB 4k CALDEB BROS. tab' ! BATED U ABtEHTlUNO, OM Bo.ture one 4ay,....j. 4....,.J ,.n m 1 to t M ..; M ......... 8 W ......... S C three days.. ...4 " fonrdays....;n... " tvedays: .... one week.......... " Two weeka.... ...... Three weeks... 5 W 6 t0 one month.. Two months S 00 15 00 " Three months... ...SS 00 .. .86 09 ...60 00 bix montna one year, Contract AdTertiaementa taken t prop ttonately low rates. FiTe Squares estimated as a QuartexHCplnmn, miA I MISCELLANEOUS. OPERA HOUSE. FOR TWO" NldHTHy Monday and Tuesday, Ft b, 8 and Furbish's 5th Avenue Tlicatre Combination ; i From New York Citjy. MONDAY NIGHT will be nresented Ike mut DI-V-OE;OB. Act 1 Givon in Marriage Act St-The Strife Be gun. Acts The urse of Interference. Act4 Tne Law Retaliates: Act 5 The lirorced. TUESDAY NIGHT Angnstin Daly's adaptation 01 uumar latest raruian jauccess in s Acts, Mons' Alphonse. The action occurs durlnz saortilna. afternoon and evening. The ahove plays wi l be presented with all that attention to dress and detail that ba4 accorded to tliu ' above combination tbe endorsemen ; of boib Preca ' aud Public as the ; j s-.;u v. T . 1 LEADING COMEDY COMPANY OF AMERICA.- I - - I , Admission $1. 75 and SO cents. Reserved seats 1 5. Box theet for iale of reserve searT will open at Heinbtrgef s Book fctore,; Saturday morn ing at 9 o'clock. feb 4-6C! PHILADELPHIA & SOUTHEN Mail Steamshb Cbmpanv TKK FIRST CLASS STEAMERS ' ( PIONEER, 81S tons. Capt. John Wakcley. TON A WANBA. 844 tons. CaotJC. C Wiitbank form a Weekly Ltee, and sail alternately from Phila delphia and Wilmington, every Tuesday morning. 8 6 ? Through Bills of Ladlns: J Given to New York, Boston, Providence, Fall Rive Portland and all points in the NewiEngland Stati-, at at low rates as by any other routs. Also to Liv erpool, London, Antwerp, Bremen, .Hamburg, Ams terdam, and all points on the Continent and Eatt Coast of England. ; ( I - Through rates from Philadelphia! to all points in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Liouisiana, Mississippi ana Tennessee, at as low rates as oy competing lines, r 'or Freight engagements and rates apply to wuuTti wuktu. Azents. 3. M. Fobsbex, Superintendent. V Otto ! ! WM. L. JAMES, General Agent,' jane 6-tfl 237 and 339 Dock street, Philadelphia. wumineron. n. u. For Old Ladies. yy E HAVE ON hand a prime Low Cat. broad bottom Low heel MOROCCO BAL, " ' i Very servicabie and comfortable for - I OLD LADIES, i Fall line of Boots and Shoes at Low Prices at I HBO. It. FRENCH & SON'S, feb 7-tf 89 North Front street. -22- Tobaccos. TXR RETAILERS AT 45 cent and upward. JC For con miners at 50 cents and upwards. I upwards. ;A general assortment of Tobacco Goods . - . AND ; . - Smokers' Articles, At prices guaranteed to snit reliable purchasers by D. PIGOTT. feb 7-tf 23 Market Street.! W I Flour. Tttitta, Hoop Iron, Glue. 10 00 Bbls Flonrtal1 Vades, 30Q Keg. Nails, j' gQQ Bdls Hoop Iron, 160 Bbls Glae ' For sale low by feh 7-tf WILLIAMS & MURCHISON. House Wanted. w ANTED TO RENT A DWELLING FOB A small family. If furnished, party ture. Addrefs "C." Stab Office. ., Jwill buy furnt- feb73t . New and Stylish Hats. THE SPRING SHAPES, TRUNKS, j UMBRELLAsL &c. At HARRISON & ALLEN'S feb 7-tf 88 Market St For Rent .HE FINE STORE' NORTHS A 8T .CORKER Market and North Water streets. store. ' " ' ''If ' feb 7-tf .!;.-. jEnquire at the S. E. LYON Beets Parsnips. S WEE T CIDER - - - - I Jnst arrived and for sale at ' j - O. D. W. RUNGE'S, Northeast for. Market, and Second l. feb7tf ' '.-i I Just Received. A i xA LOT OF EXTRA FINE 8TALLFED CATTLE at the Citixns' Market, which will be cold at prices to snit the customers! I feb 7-tf T. A. WATSON, Proprietor. Hoes. Hoes. S COVIL. LAWS SLWELLS WEEDING AND Hilling and Aultmnns Hoes at low prices at New uaraware store. - u i -. i .1 GILES A MURCHISON. feb 7-tf 88 North Front BL Hardware. NAILS, POT WARE, COTTON jDABDS, Coffee Mills, Carry Combs, Shot, CapsI Powder. 1 ng lish Files, Pocket Cutlery, Barors. (orks. HingtS, Screws, at. at orices that will snit nhe Wholesale Trade can be found at the old Established Hardware House of 1 t - ! JOHN DAWSON, Jeb7-tf Nos. 19. SO and 81 Market t Flour, Flour, Flour. 1 Art Bbls Plants, extra. - 1UU i The beat Flonin the city. For sale low by feb.7-tf . WILLIAMS MUBCHISCW. Bacon, Pork, 8ugar and Coffee. 100 owes, 100 BbIi cltyMwm 100 blB Ee4nd 8o1'' 100 Bag Prime Bio Coffee, Forfeit tow br feb 7-tf WILLIAMS k MURCHISON. Jffl- -a. i f-j
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