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WILMINGTON N. C: Friday Morning, Feb. 26, 1875. "by telegraph. NOON REPORTS. WASHINGTON. Admlaalon of Colorado to Statehood Louisiana Affairs Defects In the New Tariff Removal of Political Disabilities An All-Mgbt Session of tUe House The Force Bill demo cratic Strategy. Washington, Feb. 25. ' MISCELLANEOUS. The Senate last night admitted Colorado as a State of the Union, and at adjournment were at work on New Mexico. Dispatches from New Orleans threaten further complication, caused by jealousies among Republicans. ; - There are technical defects in the Tariff -bill regarding the importation of malda, which will carry the bill back to the House. Civil suits have been inaugurated against persons who received money from Irwin and a warrant has been issued for Irwin on the charge of embezzlement. Ex-Governor Parsons, whose name for the position of United States District Judge for Alabama has been before the Senaf&all the winter, ha8 been withdrawn by the President, and the name of John Bruce sent in for post. Mr. Bruce is said to be a citi zen of Wisconsin and his nomination docs not give satisfaction to Mr. Spencer. - CONGRESSIONAL. SENATE. Edmunds, from Judiciary Committee, reported favorably on bills to remove the political disabilities of Edward Booker, John Withers and Beverly Kernon, of Virginia; Robert W. Johnson, of Ar kansas; James M. Quarles, of Tennessee, and Jas. M. Hawes, of Kentucky. Placed on calendar. HOUSE. The House spent an all-night session in a fruitless attempt on the part of the Republicans to get up the Caucus Force Bill. Although by the new rule dilatory motions are forbidden, a means was discov ered and put in practice by the Democrats to circumvent that rule and make it entirely futile. The plan was for the Democrats to refrain from votingonthe main proposition, and as the Republicans could not keep to- gether a majority of the House from their own ranks, the vote would reveal the ab sence of a quorum. Then the tedious pro cess of a call of the House would be pro ceeded with, and when it was finished and the vote came to be taken again on the main proposition, the Democrats would resort to the same tactics: refrain from voting, re veal the absence of a quorum, and necessi tate a new call, .and in this circle the House has been going round and round from last evening till noon to-day. FRANCE. The Senate Question Disposed Of Organization of Public Affairs and Recognition of the Republic. Paris, Feb. 25.. The amendment to the Senate bill, that seventy-five Senators be chosen from a double list of nominations by MacMahon, was adopted. . Having disposed of the Senate matter, the Assemhly took up the organization of the public powers, which passed its second reading. Amendments moved by the Right and the Bonapartists were all reject ed. The clause implying a recognition of the Republic from January' 30th, had one majority and was finally adopted by 433 to 2G2. ELECTBIC SPARKS. Dispatches from New Orleans report that Kellogg made a speech to his f actionquiet ing them. A Rome dispatch says it is reported that Corti, Italian Minister at Washington, will be transferred to London. The bill repealing the local option law passed its first reading in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives yesterday by 128 to 59. OUR NIGHT REPORT. ILLINOIS. ! COMMERCIAL. meeting of Communists-What they WILMINGTON MARKET. vemana. . - ... Chicago, Feb. 25. A meeting of Communists has been held to demand a more equitable distribution of relief funds. AH the troops in the jcity have been placed in readiness to act in any emergency. RALEIGH. Expulsion of J. W. Thorne from the Legislature The Vote; j 1 Raleigh, Feb. 25. J. Wm. THorne, a native of Chester coun- tv. Pennsylvania, was expelled Jfom tne Legislature to-day, for promulgating disbe lief in God. bv a voleor; 40 to 31. une mo tion was introduced by a colored member. DOMESTIC MARKETS. New York, Feb. 25. Noon. UndnctcU. " I Stocks-active and! irregular. Money 24 cent. Gold 114.f Sterling exchange lone 4 83: short $4 '864.- Government se- curities dull and lower, and nominal. ! , STAR OFFICE, Feb. 25. SPIRITS TURPENTINE. Receipts 81 casks. Sales of 50 casks at 32i Cents and 50 casks at 32 cents per gallon for South ern packages, the market closing at 32 c(s bid but held higher. ROSIN. Receipts 727 bbls. Small sales at $1 60 per bbl. for Strained. Market quiet but firm. L CRUDE TURPENTINE Receipts 2000 bbls. Sales of 2,000 bbls at $ 1 25 for Hard and $2 20 for Yellow Dip. Market quiet. TAR. Receipts 328 bbls. Sales of 100 bbls. at $145. Market quiet. ' - CORN Sales of 1,300 bushels at 86J cts and 2,300 bbls p. n. t. j COTTON. Receipts 99 bales. Market firm with sales of 200 bales. The follow ing are the official quotations: WHOLESALE PRICES nnr anntAUtm. it should be understood, rep Anent th wholesale r rices generally. In making bp small orders higher prices nave to be charged. State bonds quiet Commercial. i ! Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat firm. Corn firm. Pork unchanged. ' Lard steady steam 13$ cents. Spirits turpentine quiet at 36i37 cents. Rosin firm at $2 07i $2 15 for strained; Freights firm, i Cotton steady," with sales of 1,610 bales Uplands 16 cents; Orleans 16 cents. Sales of futures to-day opened easier as follows: March 15 27-3215 29-32 cts; April 16 5-16 1611-32 cents; 'Mayj cents. ! j . Nkw York, Feb. 25 Financial. , Monev easy- at 2i(&3 39 cent, exchange better at $4 83. Gold dull at 114i 114f. Government isecnrities dull but steady. State bonds dun and nominal Commercial lales of 2,688 16 21-3216 U-16 i r Evening. i -1 Sterling Cotton firm, with bales at 16ai6 cents. Southern flour is steady, Wheat is a shade lower. Corn is! a shade firmer and fairly active; Coffee dull and heavy. Sugarfirm. J Rice, tallow and rosin steady. Spirits turpentine heavy. Pork lower at $19. Lard firmer steaui 13J cts. Whiskey closed more active at $1 '08 cash. Freights quiet but himi ! Cotton. net receipts ;b6) bales; gross re-. ceipts 639 bales. Futures closed steady, with sales of 30,300 bales as follows: TTebruary 16 cents; March 15 31-32 cents; "April 16f 16 13-32 cts; May 16 23-3216f cents: June 17 l-iiP cents; Juiy ivo-io( 17 11-32 cents; August !17 cents; Septem ber 161G 15-16 cents;. October 18 cts. ; -1 BAiTiMOBEV Feb. 25." Flour is heavy and unchanged,, with de- nand light Wheat steady, uorn firm- southern white 80&82i cents; yellow 79 cents. Oats quieM-southern 6970 cents. Rice firmer at $1 04(&$1 05. Provisions dull for round 16ts order demand fair. Mess pork $19$19 50. ! Bacon shoulders 8i cents. Lard 13fl4j cents. Coffee dull and unchanged. Whiskey quiet at $109 $1 10. Sugarfirm at) 10i10i cents. COTTON MARKETS, j Baltimore, firm at 15,1 15i15 receipts 549 bales; Savannah, quiet and firm re ceipts 2.277 bales; New: Orleans, firm j and in fair demand at 14f- 1515J-4receipts4 4,440 bales; Charleston, firm at 14, 14k 15f, 1515 receipts 700 bales; Mobile, firm' at I4i, 14f , 14f , i 15i15f receipts 673 bales; Augusta, firm at 15i receipts 422 bales. ! i WASHINGTON. TIi e Caucus Force Bill Protracted Session of the House The Fight to' be Renewed To-Day Rejection of a Pensions Proposition The CI II Rlsiits BUI Nominations XarlflT Question, &c. "Washington, Feb. 25. congressional. HOUSE. It was not till 4 o'clock to-day that the Caucus Force Bill was fairly launch ed on the turbid and stormy -waters of the Iiouse. The entire time between 8 o'clock last evening and 4 o'clock this evening had been consumed by the parliamentary ma noeuvres of the Democrats, notwithstanding the new rule against dilatory motions, and it was only when the Republicans got an absolute majority of the House in their own ranks that they were masters of the situation. It was then too late to go on with the dis cussion in the demoralized physical con dition of members after a continuous ses sion of 29 hours and the Republican mera bersidecided on an adjournment. What new tactics the Democrats may have in reserve for to-morrow remains to be seen, but at least they have it in their power to consume a large part of the day in hav ing the Journal of the last day's session read. SENATE. The Judiciary Committee re ported bills removing the political disabili ties of Edward Booker, John Withers and Beverly Kennon, of Virginia; R. W., John son, of Arkansas; Jos. y. Juwellas, of Ten nessee, and Jos. M. Hays, of Kentucky. Chandler moved an evening session for the consideration of the Steamboat bill. Objected to. - - I Edmunds said if the Senate saw fit to postpone the regular order, it would relieve him from all responsibility for the Civil Rights bill. Bill restoring certain soldiers of 1812 to the pension roll was lost by 29 to 34. Morton's bill for counting the Presiden tial vote and contingent questious, was taken tip. Several amendments were offer ed and adopted. . ' miscellaneous. George WorthingtoD of Wisconsin, is nominated as Consul to Ghent. Bristow had a conference with the Sen ate Finance Committee. It is stated that the conclusion was reached that the tariff and tax bill should be reported substantial ly as it came from the House. The Supreme Court to-morrow hears the arguments in the case of the United States . the Home Insurance Company' and the Southern Insurance and Trust Company. i r n vvucuier corporations cre ated by States during the rebellion gave corporate powers to said corporations. WKATIIER REPORT. , WabDepabtmkut, ) Offlceof Chief Signal Officer, Washington, Feb. 256:85 P.M. " ProfmbUHien. nR,"? Fr5da-V in South Atlantic and Uulf b ates, stationary or rising barometer, westerly winds, cooler and clear weather MISCELLANEOUS. 350 TONS Eureka! Guano. Equal to Market. For Bale on crop time to responsible pasties, by . ' .11 WILLIAMS & MTJECHI30N. Guanape Guano 250 TONS IN STORE. For sale Ion? tjj feb 17-tf WILLIAMS & MTJRCHISON. Ordinary, . . j. . . . Good Ordinary,. Low Middling,. Middling,...!. . . Good Middling,. FKKEIGU RIARKlSTS: London, Feb. 25 Non. . American stocks-Erie railroad shares 25. Cotton- firm Middling Uplands 7ld; Middling Orleans I 88id. Salesof 18,000 bales, including 4,000 for speculation! and export. -j ;jj I i i Sales on a basis bf! Middling Orleans, nothing below Low Middling, deliverable March and April, 7 Id-Ibd. Sales on a basis Middling Orleans, nothing' below Good i Ordinary, shipped January and February; 7 ld-lou. ) Paris, Feb. 25 Evenhg. - Paris Bourse Rented 64f. 90c. j j Specie in tue Uanki of .trance lias in-i creased 10,000,000 francs. ! r i T7 i . n ijiVJSKooij, j j; eu. so jveniDj?- i Sales on a basis of Middling UDlands. nothing below Low Middling, deliverable April ana May, i lo-ioa. s The salesof cotton to-day included 10,700 bales American. Breadstuffs quiet. ANYTHING OFFERED IN THE 200 CASES - L'HOICE jCANJJED Fruits and 200 Every varie'y of sale by feb Sl-tf CHAS. ;D. MYERS & CO., i ,'5 &7 North Front St., .NominaL Vegetables Spring Trade. ,..12f ...14i ..14i ...15i cents $ lb. New York Naval Stores Market, I (Feb. 23, 1875. On 'Change to-day spirits turpentine met with a very light inquiry, and prices were held a trifle steadier; at the close 37c was bid and refused, with 37ic. asked. Strained rosin opened very quiet and steady, but la ter, under a slight decline, there was a fair ly active demand ; the transactions were: 3,550 bbls good strained at $3 iu ana io.uuu do. strained at a private rate, closing steady at $2 052 10 for common to good strained. Wilmington tar is quoted at f5 d. ntcn f ules steady ;at $2 371 delivered; The fol lowing were the felegraphic advices: Liverpool common rosin, 5s 9d; turpen tine, spirits 26s. 6d. London common rosin, 6s; turpentine spirits, os tra. j MARINE. ARRIVED. , j Stmri North State, Green, Fayetteville, Worth & Worth. ! Schr Oakland, Burorich, Hyde county, DeRosset & Co. j Schr Leland, Ballance, Hyde county, Lippilt & Co. Schr Annie Barton, JdcJSeelv', Bahamas, Harriss & Howell, with guano to order. ; i CLEARED. . Stmr North State, Green, Fayetteville, Worth & Worth. RECEIPTS. Schr Oakland--2, 300 bushels corn. Schr, Lena 1,300 bushsls corn. i MISCELLANEOUS. THE Morning Star JOB BOOMS AND BINDERY. Netv Type, New Presses, New Prices. BANKING, MERCANTILE, KAILHOAD, , i AMUSEMENT, : AND ALL KINDS OF Job ! Printing, Ruling - AND BI3ST3DI2STC3-, I ; ' I IN PLAIN; NO FANCY -COLO KM March 7-tf PHILADELPHIA & SOUTHEEN 1 i Mail Steamship Oompanv ! I - rpHK FHtST CLASS STEAMERS PI0NBBR. 813 tons. Cant. John Wakeley. , 44 ton, capt. u. v. wutoanK TON A WAN OA form a Weekly Ltoe, and sail alternately from Phil' delphia and wi 6 o'clock. Wilmington every Tuesday morning, ft ABTICLS8. BAGGING Gnnny. Doable Anchor. Double Anchor "A". BACON North Carolina, Hams, fit lb..... Shoalders, 9 lb ..... . Sides, V lb.... Western Smoked Hams Sides, fllbJ DUUIUUC1 . . . . .... phicxb. 16 10 12 Dry Salted- Sides lb.. Shoulders... BEEF On the Hoof BARBELS Spirits Turpentine, econa Man o,eacn... ........ New New York, each,. .1-....: New City, each .J;.i I BEESWAX S tt BRICKS Wilmington, Mi.... Northern BUTTER North Carolina, S t. Northern, V ft CANDLES Sperm, 9 B...i.... Tallow, B Adamantine, $91b...J. ....... CHEESE Northern Factory $ fi Dairy, cream ?J lb............ State, ft i..U... COi'FBB Java, 9 B. ....... . Rio, V ft Laguayra, 9 ft CORN MEAL fit bushel j. .4 . . . . COTTON TIES ft.....i DOMESTICS Sheeting, 4-4, fit yd tarn, w buncn. ........ ...... FISH Mackerel, No. 1, fit bbL.. No. 1, fit X bbL Mackerel, No. S, fit bbl.U... Nc. 2, fit bbJ..-....'i...L.... Mackerel, No. 3, fit bbl....... Mallets, fit bbl it..i N. C Herring, fit bbl. . I... . Dry Cod, fit ft...... .......... FLOUR Fine, fit bW.j........ ; 8uper. Northern, fit bbl...... Extra do. " 4bl..... Family " firtbl...... City Mills Super., fit bbl.... . Extra, fit bbl..... " - Family, fit bbl... Ex. Family, fit bbl FERTILIZERS - Peruvian Guano, fit 4000 fts Baagn'B f noepnate, -Carolina Frtiliiser, Groan d Bone. " Bone Meal, " ,l Flour, " Navaasa Gaano, " Complete Manure, 'j! w nann's rnospnate ' Wando Phosphate. Bereer & Bute's Phosph. GLUE fit ft GRAIN Corn, in store, fit 66 fts. Jorn, cargo, Db ids...... Corn, Yel., bushel....... Oats, fit bobiiel Peas. Cow. 59 bushesi;...;... HIDES Green, fit ft Dry. ft HAY Eastern, fit 100 fts JNortn Kiver, w iuu nii.. HOOP IRON $1 ton LAKD Northern, fit v worth carouna, v E. ...... LIME bbl.... i...... LUMBER Cm StiamSawkd i Ship StuH, resawed, fit M ft. Roueh Edee Plank, fit M ft.. West India Cargoes, according to quality, fii Jts. rt. ....... . Dressed Flooring, seasoned Scantling and ISoaras, com-: so vr - iuuui Tp aiiii.i...- : ... MOLASSES Cuba, hhds, fit gal., Cuba, bbls fit gal........... Sugar House, hhds, fit gal. - " bbls.fit gal... fciMn hhta ma Ml NAILS Cut, 4d to 90d, fit keg.. OLLS-4-Eerosene, fit g&l......... Lara, w gai Linseed, fit gal Rosin. eal PEANUTS fit bushel .. .i ...... . POTATOES Sweet, bushel.. Irish, JMortnern, fit ddi PORK Northern, City Mess.... 17 9 11X 6 O Tbronsb Bills of Lading Given to New Yortr, Boston, Providence, Fall River, Portland and all points la the New England States, at as low rates as oy any otner route. Also to Liv erpool, London, Antwerp, Bremen, Hamburg, Ams terdam, and all points on the Continent ana East Coast of Eneland. Through rates from Philadelphia to all points in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama," Louisiana, jussissippi ana Tennessee, at as low rates as by competing lines. For Freight engagements and rates apply to I! i WORTH & WORTH. Agents. Wilmington. N. C. J. M. Fobshh, Superintendent. ... . Oi to ! : WM. L. JVMES, General Agent,: June 6-tfl 237 and 239 Dock street, Philadelhta. OACKED OF THE FINEST MATERIAL AND A. la the Best Style Express'y for ' Family Use.1 These are far superior in every way to the goods usually solcLby. Jobbers, i ill '. i THEY ARE PRERARED EXPRESSLY For Family Use. finest Fruils and Vegetables on i Shelby Aurora, rjHB ATTENTION OF THE BUSINESS MEN OF WILMINGTON is called to the above-titled paper, which, being published at Sh lby, N. C , the terminus of the C. C, R. R,, Is one of the best mediums in Western Caro lina through which to introduce themselves to the Trade of that portion of the State. Hates for adver Using very liberal. Address: f eb 23 tf "PUBLISHER AURORA. If You Want Bargains Right now ! : if " Is tlio j' rime. ITAVING JUST! TAKEN STOCK i WE FIND a. 1. Hundreds of articles that we had rather fell at customers own prices tnan to give house room to for another season; we had rather have fhe room than the goods. ! i -j i t i vruuicfme aniwcuui traae iai reason has so diminished stock that we are compelled to go N orth early in order to have stock in store in time for our THE ANSONIAN, Weekly Newspaper, PublisTied at Polkton, N. C. L. L. POLE. Editor. TT 1 tt Then yon of our customers who are in want of ahv uBu.nj unwi in w uj block, m a .DRY GOODS STORE, '1. fl :- Can save money by taking the ad van tape situation and buying it now of the Lead uvuus noave or i i WILL BE PATRONIZED LARGELY i BY tne Farmers and ttusinesB Men of Anson. Union Bl.nl.. J .J 1 .1 1J tral Railroad, and the Merchants and other Business Men of Wilmington, if they would secure the trade of that prosperous section, will find no better me- umm ror aavertisinr. aprl-tf of the Leading Dry weather, febi-tf BOSKOWITZ & LIBBER, I A 29 Market street. THE MORNING STAR ROOK RIND BRY is COtnnleta in All nil Its innnlnfmMt. and Is in charge of one of the mostskiluul workmen m mo oiuie. an Kinas oj wnairg eTteut! neatly r.tiMnlv AnA nilflA.air . 2 25 3 00 58 : 28 8 00 i 02 20 !" 33 35 14 15 17" 13 18 18?tf 10 8 2C0 2 75 so a woo & 14 00 40 42 15 15 & 17 13 35 21 25 & & 20 16 00 8 60 13 00 7 60 11 00 6 00 6 00 4 50 1500 1625 :7 25 0 00 0 0J 00 00 00 00 18 16 86 25 t87 105 7 11 & 80 00 & 00 13 60 11 60 ,8 00 850 5 00 (i 00 7 00 810 000 0 00 00 00 0000 & ' & 80 00 00 00 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 65 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 60 00 13 1 03 00 00 60 00 65 00 40 00 45 00 5700 65 00 67 00 70 00 70 00 00 00 17 0 00 80 1 10 7 12 1 25 100 Q 110 00 000 00 15 00 00 00 8 14 0 00 0 00 Thin. bbl... Prime, fit bbl. Hump, w bbl RICE Carolina, fit ft...;.. least India, y id... Rough. 'fit bush... RAGS Country, fit ft City, w n Korjs SALT Alum, fit bushel Liverpool, W sack American. .S sack.. .... SUUAK 4JUD8, fii H Porta Klco, ft a uottee, v E....... . B i " fit ft C ' fit ft Ex.C f? ft Crushed. ft . . . . jl . . i SOAP Northern, fit ft.J. .: SHINGLES-Contract, fit M : 1 55 24 00 22 00 20 00 20 00 15 00 42 45 84 33 40 4 75 18 1 10 1 00 80 1 10 60 5 25 00 00 00 00 00 27 00 25 00 23 85 00 28 00 43 47 35 40 80 550 00 00 145 110 40 150 000 350 22 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 20 2tf 3 6 75 15 10 8 10 10 lOtf 10 5 8 00 130 3 33 00 00 Cyprees Hearts S M. . . .;. . .. . 1 STAVEi W. O.BbL, fit M... . R. O Hhd., fit M.. ..... Cypress, J M TALLOW fit ft.. ...... TIMBER Shipping, fit M. nam nunc, m. Mill Fair, fit M Inferior to Ordinary. W M. . . WHISKEY Northern, ft gal.; r. JNortn uaroiina. gal....... WOOL Unwashed, fit ft..;..... Washed. ft 4 0C 2 50 20 00 00 00 18 00 08 17 13 8 50 4 00 1 00 1 75 SO 35 12U .1 0 uu 300 25 00 06 00 00 00 & 00 60 .14 00 10 00 600 500 2 50 & CD 40 HATES OF FREIGHT. , PerSteamer. ?Ilfa To New York. Crude Turpentine fit bbl 0 450 0 0 00 0 35 Tar fit bbl.. . 0 80 g 0 85 0 60 0 35 Spts Turpentine fit bbl 85 0 00 0 00 75 Rosin fit bbl 40 0 00 0 00 85 Cotton fit bale. ....... 2 00 0 00 0 00 I 25 Peanuts fit bushel 0 10 0 00 0 00 0 10 To Phiuldblphia. Crude Turpentine fit bbl 0 03 0 50 0 00 0 50 Tar fit bbl... 0 00 0 50 0 00 0 50 8pt a Turpentine fit bbl 0 00 1 00 0 00 0 80 Rosin fit bbl 0 00 0 50 0 00 a 0 50 Cotton fit bale 0 60 3 00 00 S 00 Cotton Goods fit bale.. 0 00 0 75 0 00 0 75 Peanuts fit bushel 0 00 0 10 0 00 0 10 Lumber fit M.... 0 00 10 00 7 00 8 00 To Balttjiobx. Crude Turpentine fit bbl 0 00 0 45 0 00 0 45 Tar fit bbl. 0 00 0 45 0 00 0 45 Spts Turpentine fit bbl 0 00 0 90 0 00 0 75 Rosin fit bbl 0 00 0 45 0 00 0 45 Cotton fit bale 0 00 2 60 0 00 3 00 Peanuts fit bushel 0 00 0 11 0 00 0 00 Lumber fit M. (. 0 90 8 00 650 60 To Boston CrudeTurpentineftbbl 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 65 Tar fit bbl. 6 00 0 00 8 00 0 65 Spts Turpentine fit bbl 000000 009090 Rosin bbl 0 00 6 00 0 65 0 70 Cotton fit bale 0 00 000 250000 Peanuts fit busheL..... 0 00 0 00 0 13 0 10 Lumber fit M 0 00 0 00 11 50 13 MISCELLANEOUS. S APT? LET ON American Cyclopaedia New Iteviacd Eclltlon. Knttrely rewritten by th a.leet writere on every bu ject Printed from new type, ana ui"- with Several thousand Engravings and Maps. Th wr' rirfnallv published uader the title of atiredapart.of zg& the signal aeveiopmenw -"T f :7. i everyVranch of science, Uterature, and art, have in duced the editors ana publishers to submit to a ex act and tnorough revision, and to issue a new edi tion entitled Tra Ajosucah CrcaLOMroiA. . 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Halifax, Pitt," Martin, Nash, and Wayne, among a thrifty, honest, debt-paying class of peoplu. It therefore offers special -induce ments xor advertising. Toe orainary rates or adver tising are caargea. ti ll P. D. GOLD, Editor, -nov36-tf - j ! Wilson, N. C. Is Wiliington Aliye to Her Interest : C5EEK THE TRADE OF EASTERN NORTH kJ Carolina that now goes to Norfolk. Va. Norfolk business men ADVERTISE IN THE SOUTHERNER-ENQUIRER, A Largo 32 Column Paper, ESTABLISHED 1822, i And the only one published in Edgecombe county, with a LARGE CIRCULAI02r In those adjacent, making its territory the finest agricultural section in the State. The Southerneb EkquxKEB is, therefore, without a superior as an ADVERTISING MEDIUM Address,' WILLIAMSON & CHARLES, Editors and Proprietots, jan 15-tf ' Tarboro, N. a Look to Your Interest. AtTertisini is a ProfliaWe Inyestment. The Kershaw Gazette OFFERS TO THE MERCHANTS OF WIL mlnpnn Mil Rlanr1lAna annAA. to advertise their business in its columns. Having a a large and rapidly increasing circulation throughout one of the wealthiest sections on the Wateree river, it is consideied a most i Talnable Advertising ITIedlum. AdvsrtlAem who itoairota moo), nnhnan v u advertise in the GAZETTE, f"" " Bml It Is published in Camden, Kershaw Co., Si C, at the head of navigation on the Wateree river, at S3 a year, always in advance. . f or terms oi aaverusing, sc, address " ' ' FRANK Pi BEARD, Ed. A Prop'r, nnv8-tf Camden. S. C. Wilmington Merchants 17HO WISH TO EXTEND THEIR BUSINESS overlook the fact that Rockingham is the wealthiest en uaa me j-rcam-i population ei any tcwn between Wilmington and Charlotte, and that it has but one newspaper, the : Spirit of the South; which enjoys the LARGEST CIRCULATION of any paper pu eltshed In the Pee Dee conntry. mak ing it the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM. Rates f advertising reasonable. Subscription $3 a year. feb6-tf t Rockinham,N. C. R O OFFER SPECIAL IND TTCEMENTS Hamburg Edgings and Insertions. COTTON IiS TV VTRWOF THIS WE UAVJI BUHfiM MA.li.IiN ur X are now prepared to give our patrons the advantage are in want of such to buy at once. C L O S I The balance of all our Flannels at ADVANCING. B D I C K 4! - i I ' THIS WEEK IN VERY HEAVY PURCHASES IN THIS LINE ANn iw a buwi lixucs uuv wuiuu aaviee Mil loose V, bo U T prices that cannot fail to meet the appro bation of ALL., A Job Lot Worth $1 50 sellipg for 50 cents per of Kid Gloves, pair. STRICTLY CASH,. ONE PRICE. NO SAMPLES CUT. Feb 14tf BROWN & GU AN AH AN II AN IMPORTED A Genuine RODDICK. NATURAL GUANO. . . .1 ! i ' Animal Deposit. A MONOPOLY OF THIS VALUABLE DEPOSIT HAS BEEN GREATED IN FAVOR OF THIS J. Company by the Crown Officers. The name " GU AN AH AN I" is a Registered TRADE MARK at the United States Patent Offick, and all persons are warned from making use of the same in connection witn iemuzers oi any Kina. THE COMPANY GUARANTEES THAT EVERY CARGO will be Analyzed BEFORE IT IS OFFERED FOR SALE. Examine the Analyses and Letters of Prof. P. of Chemistry, University of Georgia; Prof. F. A University of Pennsylvania. t B. WILSON, Baltimore ; Prof. IT. C. WHITE, Professor GENTH, Philadelphia, Professor of Applied Chemistry, IMPORTED ONLY BIT THE Guanahani Guano Company, i 1 TETEBSBUBG-, CHARLOTTE OBSERVER? TO ADVERTISERS WILMINGTON AND EAST RN NORTH CAROLINA. PERSONS wishing to make their business exten sively known among the merchants and people generally in Western North Carolina, will find the CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, published Daily, Tri weekly and Weekly, one of the very best mediums or advertising. The Obsbbvsr lathe only daily paper in Western North Carolina. Advertising rates low enough to reach the humblest tradesman. Rates and specimen copies forwarded upon application. Address Junel4-tf ! Charlotte, N. C. au uiierajir iuib rfl.miijKH to i.n Atrrirnifnrni f -nmTnnnii v n spjnnn KAMnn wo nn art wun inn ntmna. OnnSi!.... .n.f.ftl .1.. .1.. t t . . 1 . V s .... its Chemical Constituents have been most satisfactorily borne out by the test, by which all Fertilizers must be judged, that of the Plantation. ill i j . i ' . -. i ., 1 - i ' I I ! ' r . i : I Last season, owing to the lateness at which we commenced importing, we were forced to put our Guapo on the market at once but now having continued our importations during the summer and fall, and having' large and well ventilated Warehouses in this City and at City Point, we are enabled to put our Guano on the market, in a condition as to dryness, and freedom from lumps, equal to any Manufactured Fertilizer. , I We solicit a careful perusal of bur Circular containing the certificates sent us, and which can be had on application at this OFFICE, or from any of our AGENTS, Having nothing to conceal, we made an inno vation on established usage, by publishing those letters received unfavorable to our Guano, but careful in quiry in many caseJproves that the cause of its failure was not owing to any fault in the Gnano, but to those far beyond our controL We have frequently heard the same complaints of its kindred Fertilizer, Peruvian Guana, but the concurrent testmony of well known Farmers and Planters from Marj land and the extreme Western Counties of North Carolina, justify us in claiming a place for our Fertilizer superior tu many ana sevoua w none. ! i i We confidently expect the continued patronage of the Agricultural Community, and no exertion shall be ej area tn our part to maae GUANAHANI! THE ST AND A RD FERTILIZER For FDR THE Cotton. Tobacco and Grain Crops OFTHESOtJTH. I lit--.. i i ; l t DIRECTORS, President, N. M. TANNOR, of Rowlett, Tannor & Co. I Vice-President, ROBT. A. MARTIN, of Robt. A. Martin A Co. unfl d. o i ni v Jtw o, oi Stevens .mothers. S. P. ARRINGTON, of John Arrington & Sons. JOHN R. PATTERSON, of Patterson, Madison A Co, C. R. BISHOP, of Bishop b Branch, i JOHN MANN. DAVID CALLENDAR. . . i 'II.' FRANK bale by feb 17-3m VTi A. K. FALK.ENER. POTTS, General Agent. Adrian & Vollers, ! WILMINGTON, N. C. Wilmington North Carolina Lines. SEMIt WEEKLY 1 Fast Freight Route to all Points South airdEast. BALTIMORE. Baltimore and Southern Steam Trans i: portation Company, Sailing from BALTIMORE Tnesdav and Friday, at 3 1. RI., . ! AND FROM WILMINGTON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. 11 ' j NEW TORE. ! Clyde's Wilmington Line, Sailing from NEW YORK t Tuesday and Friday, at 3 P. RI. Airs noa WILMINGTON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Tne Ilillsboro Recorder, THE OLDEST PAPER IN THE STATE. CIR. culates extensively in Orange and adjaininn counties. Subscription price $2 SO per mmnm. Published weekly. JOHN D. CAMERON. St-tf ! Editor and Preprietor ClTlnic Tnronelt Bills of Lading to all points In North and South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. For North or East bound Freight, to Baltimore Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Providence, Fall River and other Eastern Cities. ' j - I;", j " L-ALSO ; i ! - r i ! -. Liverpool, Glasgow, Bremen,, Antwerp and Other European Forts. . These Lines connect at Wilmington with the Wilmington. Colombia & Augusta Railroad. Wilmlnrton & WeldOn Railroad, and Carolina Central Railway and Cape Fear River Steamers, with their connecting Roads, offering unequalled facilities ior the prompt delivery of Freight to all points, as tie Steamers on these Lines on arrival in Wilmington stop at Railroad depot, the Freight transferred under covered sheds to cars without dels, aad forwarded by the Fast Freight Express that morning. ; I No drayage in Wilmington and no transfer from Wilmington South. Rates guaranteed as LOW as br any other boats. Losses or Overcharges promptly paid. Mark all goods via Wilmington Lines. For further mrormaUon, apply to either of the undersigned AgenU of the Line. . -EDWIN FITZGERALD, Gen'l Agent Baltimore Line, 60 South St, Baltimore, I ! WM. P. CIiYDK dc CO., Genh Agent New York IJne, 6 Bowling Green, N. Y., . oct-tf i A. D. CAlAUxl, AgtBaltlnreandNewTorkLln Wilmington, N. C. t
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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