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Sixmonths, " "1 " ......... 4 00
Three months( ". ") " " a 25
One month, C " ) " " 1 00
To City Subscribers, delivered In any part of the
city, Fifteen Centa per week. Our City Agents are
not autnonzea w coueci ror more man 3 months in
advance. !'i
OUTL1XES.
t i
Fertilizer manufacturer at Baltimore re
selved not to sell for barter. S,
Teackle Wallis will contest election of At
torney General in Maryland. Crown
Prince of Denmark is seriously ilL
Steamer Martin, New York harbor, burned,
Tlje Government is hurrying up the
naval preparations. At St. Louis a
man shot himself at the funeral of another
suicide. - New York markets: Gold,
114f 114J; cotton, 13; spirits turpentine,
39 i cents; rosin, 1 75$1 85. Cei
tain revenue districts in this State and other
States have been consolidated.
That able and, popular magazine,
the Galaxy, offers great attractions
ior the cooling year.
Spirits Turpentine
Mrs. Piety Cookrell died in Nash
countyy on tne lOtu. inst., in her 102nd year.
Mr. Broughton, G. W. C.
T. of North Carolina, addressed the mass
meeting of the Good 1 emplars in Richmond
Thursday night.
Tarboro Southerner: Nick Has
kins, old Nick, not the devil, but the cele
brated colored town jebu and baggage man,
fell from his wagon last Friday night, from
the effects of which he died on Sunday.
Two-thirds interest in Jenifer,
the two-year old thoroughbred of Edger
coin be, were sold on Wednesday, to the Tar
Kiver Jockey Club for $950. Jenifer is en
te.ed for the spring races at Saratoga, Long
tiranch and Jerome Park.
Latest Developments In tne Speaker
ship Contest.
f rN. Y. Tribune Editorial
It is too early yet to give any posi
tive .figures, about the Speakership.
Enough is known, however, to make
it certain that the four prominent
candidates we name them in the or
der of their probable strength, on the
,.first ballot are Messrs. Randall,
Kerr, Wood and Cox. Messrs.
Wood and Cox have about an equal
number of supporters. - Randall is
supposed to be ten or fifteen voters
ahead of Kerr. The natural tendency
of Wood's supporters would be to
Randall as their second choice, while
(Jox's would probably drift to Kerr.
Randall's friends believe that Wood
can control enough of. votes after his
own chances are shown to be hope
li.ss to eeure the uomination for the
Pennsylvania candidate. The friends
of Kerr doubt it. Meantime the gen
eral attack seems to be rather upon
Randall than anybody else, and there
is a chance that his very preeminence
may defeat him. Each sides is busy
telling how the other is promising
chairmanships and places on commit
tees right and lvft in return for votes.
On the one hand it is shown that
Randall has a Pennsylvania dispo
sition toward appropriations. On the
other it is maintained that Kerr is the
veriest Bourbon in his party. - Be
tween now and the first of December
the fight has time enough to become
a great deal livelier and the time is
likely to be improved.
Tne Centennial.
The Philadelphians have raise!
over! three millions and a half for the
Centennial- and the State of Penn
sylvania has added an - appropriation
of a million and a half. An immense
amount of work has been done,' and
certainly no one can claim that Phila
delphia and Pennsylvania have not
behaved liberally in the matter. They
are now likely to ask Congress, direct
ly orj indirectly, for a million and a
half more, with which thejrthink they
can pay off all indebtedness down' to
the day' the Exhibition opens its
floors.
Debt and War.
The recent estimate places the
lebt of Spain at $2,000,000,000. The
bulk of the new. loan is probably
floating debt, borrowed from hand to
mouih at Madrid. Spanish six per
cents are quoted at 69 in London,
and the probability is that Spain will
follow. the example of Turkey in par
tial repudiation.. Peace and wise ad
ministration, which might enable
Spain to pay her debts, seem still re
mote. :
1 Deficiency.
As the Custom Houses were for
merly sustained in part by the re
ceipt of moieties, and as the moieties
are no longer collected, the service
threatens to run short; but the Secre
tary objects to calling on Congress to
make up the deficiency. He proposes
that the service be cut down accord
ingly. Rats that live in granaries are said
by a professional rat-catcher not to
be poisonous, while those that feed
on refuse meat inflict painful wounds.
This. is another argument in favor of
the; vegetarian "theory, and every
pious family should keep, a granary.
Chief Justice Warte says he will
not allow his name to be used in con
nection with the Presidency " under
any circumstances." Sensible man !
The same remark from Mr. Orant
would take tons off the party mind.
Springfield Republican (Ind.)
A lif.prartf ioHrnaLl Stvled the Vol
It'je Merctiry, has been started at the
UiCbiuond UolIege,unuer ine euaunw
nVinagement of Rev. Hugh C Smith
i
and ReV. RchU-Pitt." r! llVHf ;
': 1 " -
iarl Russell will next mouth pub
lish a pamphlet entitled, ;"Ja the Ma
hometan Empire in Europe Worth
Preserving? " : . -v; -
i The
. XVII.--NO. 50.
J ournaiUm and Pros r ess.
The COmDliment naid to Mr. Stan
ley, the correspondent of the New
York Ilerald, who is now finishing
Dr. Livingstone's work in Africa, by
a gentleman as distinguished as Sir
Henry Rawlinson, is not merely a
tribute to the intrepidity and fore-
sigui oi mr. otaniey, but an illustra
tion of the progress of modern jour
nalism, enr ienry Kawhnson is an
authority UDon Oriental anestinns.
Much of his life was spent in the
East. He is now a member of the
Board of Council for the government
of the East India dominions. He con
cedes to Mr. Stanley a title to rank
wini me greatest explorers." lie
thinks that the fitting out of the ex
peditiou of the London Telegraph and
tne JNew lork Herald shows a mu
nificence "which puts to shame our
public institutions," and has given an
impetus "to African exploration that
must soon produce practical results
io commerce and civilization.
THE CITY.
The mails.
The mails will close at the City Post-Of-Ccc
until further notice as follows:
Northern (night) mails for all points North,
East and West of Weldon, '
daily at. i . . 5:45 P. II.
. j " through and way (.day)'
j mails daily. except Sunday. 0:30 A.M.
Southern mails for all points
SSouth, daily o:loP. M.
Charleston, daily, at. .... . &30 A. II.
Western mails (U. C. H y) datly
(except Sundays.) ..... 6:00 A. M.
Charlotte mail closes at. . . . . . . 4: 15 P. M
Smithville (via Easy Hill and
Town Creek) Tuesdays and
Saturdays 6KJ0A.M.
Fayetteville, and offices on Cape
rear liiver, Mondays and
Fridays. 1 :00 P M.!
Fayetteville by C. C. R'y, daily
texcept Sundays) 6 KXi A. M.
Onslow C. H. and intermediate
omces every x ridav ........ o:00 A. M.
The Smithville mails, by steamboat, close
at 8 A. M., daily, except Sunday's.
Mails for xJasy Hill, Town Creek, Bell
Swamp, Supply and Shallotle. every Friday
at 8 A. M.
Mails delivered from G :30 A. M. to 7S0
P. M., and on Sundays from8:30 to 9:30 A.
M.
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M..
and from 2 to 6 K)0 P. MV Money order or-
Register Department open same as stamp
office. .
Stamps for sale at general delivery when
stamp office is closed. -
Key Boxes accessible at all hours, day
and night.
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 5 P. M.
NEW A OVKHTISETl KNTS.
Heixsbeeger.; Pianos, Pianos.
See ad. " For Sale or Rent" j
gi
l6cal Dots. f
Both he Chapman Sisters are
married.
Warmer, partly cloudy weather
and occasional rains predicted.
The sportsmen are making things
lively for the birds all about the city.
- Another "warm spell" has set
ini accompanied, yesterday, by consider
able rain. j .
We note a large crop of sore
throats as a result of the reoent sudden
changes and extremes of temperature.
I Theo. N. . Ramsay, Esq., State
Lecturer, will address the people of this
city, on the subject of temperance, on
Thursday, Dec. 7th.
Cumberland Fair closed yester
day at Fayetteville, and, so far asue recol-
ect and are advised', closes the list of
North Carolina fairs for this season.
j ' The regular meeting of the
Board of Aldermen, which was to have
been held last night, was postponed on ac
count of the indisposition of Mayor Cana-
day.
Parties who left their bank
books of Freedmen's Savings Bank with J.
E. .Sampson, are requested to call on him at
the office of the Register of Deeds and get
their checks.
The matrimonial fever has bro
ken out in earnest in. our city. We learn
that there were no less thanthree marriages
among our white populatiou on Thursday
evening, while there were at least two more
earlier in the week. '
A substantial brick pavement is
being put down at the intersection of Mar
ket and North Water streets, iu place of the
dilapidated wooden oue which has long
been an eyesore aud au annoyance to pedes
trians in that quarter.
We learn that there was almost
conflagration Thursday night corner
Seventh aud Walnut stieels. liut uiue
damage was done beyond the destruction
of a few dresses, to which the fire had in
some way been communicated.
We have" been shown a target or
two with the bull's eye well peppered with
bullet-holes,, being the result of ' a little
shooting done. on the sly by certain ama
teurs who propose to have something to
say on the subject of the award of the St.
George and St. Andrew's Club priza,
Thanksgiving Day.
Expected Arrival of a Dtsiiuic'utsued
Kulgbc.
Hon, Stillman II. Davis, of New Hamp
shire,' Supreme Chancellor of the World of
the order of JCu Ighta of hu v Will arrive
in this city this eyeniag aud be. the guest of
the .Knights at the Pu'rceli House. This
gentleman is, we understand, on a general
tour of inspection in the interests of the
Order, which will embrace all the Lodges
within bis jurisdiction. ,
WILMINGTON,
Xbe Fire Yesterday morning
The fire yesterday mbrnins, which oc
curred after our newspaper force had left
for their homes, being somewhat earlier
than usual, was at the corner of Fifth and
Taylor streets, north of the W. & W. R. R.
It is thought to have originated in the
kitchen of Mr. J. W. Moody, as when that
gentleman was aroused from his slumbers
and started to open the dining-room door
leading into the kitchen he was arrested in
his course by a mass of smoke and flame
which burst in upon him, and discovered
that the kitchen and the whole broadside of
the dwelling on that side was on fire. He
then made an effort to save his furniture,
but only succeeded in getting out the bed
ding, with perhaps a partof the bedclothing
and some portions of the bedsteads. Every
thing else was consumed, as the advancing
flames soon drove everybody from the
building. The fire communicated to the
residence of Mrs. Savage, next adjoining
that of Mr. Moody, on Fifth street, which
also soon succumbed to the devouring ele
ment, though she was fortunately enabled,
by the assistance of friends, to remove all
her furniture from the building. Here the
fire department, which was promptly at the
spot, succeeded in arresting the further
progress of the flames.
The los3 of Mr. Moody, including furni
ture, was about $750, upon which there
was insurance to the amount of $400. Mr.
Savage's loss was $600, which was covered
by insurance to the extent of $400.
Mr. Moody is totally at a loss to account
for the origination of the fire, and is inclined
to believe that it was the work of an incen
diarj
The loss falls heavily upon both the un
fortunate victims. Mr. Moody has been
sick and unable to work for several months,
while a large family, including his wife, six
children and mother, aredependent upon
him for support
Personal and Ecclesiastical. .
We learn that the Right Reverend Dr.
Cummins, Bishop of the Reformed Episco
pal Church, together with his family, arrived
in this city last evening and arc the guests
of Mr. T. C. Servoss. The Bishop, we
understand, is on official business connected
with his Church and will go southward as
far as Georgia. He will remain here only
a day or two.
Rev. Wm. Mumford, formerly of this
city, but now assistant minister of Christ
Church, New Orleans, is here on a short
visit and will preach at St. James' Church
oh Sunday morning and at St. John's Church
at night. He will leave on Monday.
A Sad Case.
The alleged lunatic, said to have made
her escape from Laurinburg, an'd whose
sister telegraphed here to have her arrested,
mention of which was made in yesterday's
paper, was found in a feonse in the suburbs
of the city, yesterday morning, and taken
to the Guard House. She gives very con
fused statements, which are to the effect
that she came from Laurinburg to this place
on business, has no sister there, but only a
distant relative, and that her home is in
Lynchburg, Va., where she owns property,
and that she has written there for money.
The name of the unfortunate woman, who,
from What we can learn, is evidently not in
her right mind, is Laura Knight.
Tlie Carolina Central Railroad.
Great injustice has been done the Caro
lina Central Railway Company in some of
the State papers by the publication of a
paragraph which is calculated to create the
impression that the Company has defaulted
in paying its interest.
As we understand it, and ourinfoimation
is from a reliable source, Mr. II. G. Onder
donk holds a few bond3 on which there is
$4,290 past due, which the Treasurer of the
corporation refuses to pay, for the reason
that the Company has a large claim against
Mr. Onderdonk and considers it an offset
as far as the above amount of interest will
go toward liquidating it
Tne Military.
We are glad to learn that the Wilmington
Light Infantry Company -propose to. turn
out on Thanksgiving Day and be present on
the Athletic Club grounds daring the pro
gress of the exciting exercises and manly
sports which will then and there take place.
Their presence will add much to the Interest
of the occasion, which promises to be one
of the most interesting and entertaining in
character that has borne off in Wilmington
in a long time. Cannot the Cape Fear II
A. Company also make it convenient to be
present ?
mayor's Court.
The only case before the Mayor's Coart
yesterday was .that of John Fry, colored.
who was arraigned en the charge of having
been found concealed in one of the cars of
the W. & W. R. R., at Union depot, Thurs
day night, by the watchman in charge of
the premises, and. who also behaved some
what disorderly when an attempt was made
to arrest him. Fry, who is a stranger
here, was ordered to pay a fine of $10 and
costs or work for thirty days on the streets.
TUe Cumberland Fair.
Our intelligence from the Cumberland
Fair, which has been in progress at Fayette
ville during the pastjweek, is to the4 effect
that it has in all respects been a very suc
cessful one. The display of articles on ex
hibition was a very creditable one,?, while
the number of persons in attendance has
beeu quite large, especially on . Thursday,
which, as with us, was the principal day. 1
Uanxe'of TihrnnaiirjCl
The following was the range of the ther
mometer at the Signal Bureau! Jn Ibis cUy,
7 A. JI., 58; 18 M., 68j P. M , 55' 40 1
P. M., 67; 9 P k,G7;iiP. M.,W.
N. C, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1875,
HAlK.IrlUR1HCAROI.irfA.
.
Am Sweet-Eriri."
;
BYWM. H. TOWSLEY. '
Hail! North Carolina, fair! resting by
waters:
Sweet waters that ripple, grand waters
that roll
From thy hills come the ripples, each bear-
: - ing me music,
To swell this sea-chorus which breaks o'er
my soul!
A song of thy glory 'tis Ocean is singing
Thy glory of record, thy glory to come:
All the lessons of Time her pulses are ringing-
She has treasured them all let's listen to
one:
" You've hills filled with iron, with coal,
gold and copper,
For days of your greatBess that Earth hid
of yore;
Your fields swell with billows of white wavy
harvest;
Your forests are orchards; great fleets
seek your shore:
V These tell of your grandeur your -wealth
is your children. '
Their deeds, more than acres, rich heri
tage are.
Exalt thyself, mother, in pride of possess
ing
Such heroes for peace and such giants in J
war! 1
"Hail! Noiiti Carolina.' Hail! mother of.
patriots!
With fair scroll of history radiant all o'er
XYT ! . 1 1 1 . r t, l r .
vviui urigut names oi isrevmus, oi uasioiis
of Grahams
Names to live while Earth's noblemen
hearts can secure!
"And cheer ! Carolina ! Up ! gird on thy
armor!
The .work of the ages is scarce yet be
gun! .
Thy sons shall lead yet in the van-of the na
tion,
To glories undreamed of deeds death
less as sung !
But in days of your power recall your
past weakness,
And tint all your judgments with charity
bright,
And while following conscience wherever
it leadeth, .
Remember, the strong may have not all
the right!" "
Well, all that the sea says I need not be
telling:
The leaves of the tall whisp'ring pines
catch its song,
And thro' vale-rustling corn, where ripples
can hear it,
Up snow-crowned peaks to the sky pass
it on;
Till all Nature, it seems, with blessing is
vocal
On thee, Carolina, wherever I roam;
And children hear voices, throughout thy
broad borders,
By list'ning a moment while walking
alone !
Wilmington, N. C, Not. 9, 1873.
Credit to Whom Credit Is Dae, &
We are requested by the President of the
Female Benevolent Society to correct an in
advertence in her report, which was pub
lished in our paper yesterday morning, to
the effect that the College of Physicians
and Surgeons of this city had placed the
very liberal donation of $348 at the disposal
of the Society, to be dispensed by them in
drugs from Drs. Cobb & Norcom's store,
for which the ladies return their thanks.
We are also requested to mention the fact
that supplies of food for the poor have been
placed at the Messrs. Cart's store, under the
Manning House, where orders for the same
must be sent. ' - '-' ' ,
raaglNtrate'e Court.
Before Justice .Gardner, yesterday, Cat6
Daniel was arraigned under the Landlord
and Tenant act of 1874, charged with ret.
moving a crop from certain lands Without
satisfactory Uerf iO , uen cao, ttade and
provi'dedr. De"TenIdva"nY'was found guilty and
ordered to pay a floe of f 50 and the costi
Win. Dauid and Mack JDauiel, charged
with the same pffence, will have a bearing
before Justice Gardner Monday morning,
at 10 o'clock, their cases iWviug beeu con
tinued to that time."
Unclaimed.
Some of the articles on exhibition at our
ate fair remain in the hands of Sir. Jas. Ai
Willard, the Superintendent, aud may be
obtained-by the owners oa applictioDr'al
his residence in this city. We have been
cognizant -of sofne cases' in - former years
w here articles . 'were lost : by J aot . beD g
.'17.- A
promptly Claimed. Tne iraprove(T arrange
ment s this year have prevented ach peenr-
rences so faras w bave heard, but it is de
sirable that all the articles should be claim-
Keventie natter. ; 1
By reference to our dispatches !t wiD be
seen- that amofg the recent, changes in the
internat revenue districts, tiiePxesidentliat
ordered tne cofjsolldatioa of the : first aod
secood colleotion districts of this Btate,
with. Thonma Powers 'retained as' Collector,
and of the third and fourth collcctiojcfdisr
tricta .witbJirtacflj'Toting as Collector, j
. -r. 'itJ: i--v- i ;
dtfctt iattl that tpp&ij' ecalrare.witftted.
Tne Holmans.
These jchaiming: sisters, with their en
larged company, are announced to - appear
here in English opera on Friday and Satur
day of next week. ; This announcement
will be received with pleasure by those of
our people who are always glad to have the
opportunity of attending a feast of song of
a really high order of artistic merit. Such
occasions come ODly once or twice in a sea
son, and when they do present themselves
our play-goers should see to it that we do
not get the reputation abroad of being poor
patrons ef the more intellectual orders -of
art ' .
We doubt not the production of "Girofle.
Girofla," on the opening night, will be
greeted by one of the best audiences to
which our Opera House is accustomed.
We shall take occasion to speak more at
length of this opera in a day or two.
tin mailable '.Letters.
The following is a list of unmailable
ltters remaining in the city postoffice
Leander M. Brown, 85 Congress street.
Boston; Amelia Smith, New Jersey; J. E.
King, Spartanburg, S. C. ; Lewis Parrish,
Warsaw, N. C.
CITITE3Is.
Book Kindest. The jwoEirma Btab Boole Bind
ery does afl kinds of Binding and Baling in a work
manlike manner, and at reasonable prices. Her
chants and others needing Receipt Cooks, or other
work, may rely on promptness In the execution of
their orders.
Transfer PKnrrmo-lNKS. Invaluable to rail
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer
chants, manufacturers and others. They are en
during and changeless, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period of time. Having just
received a fresh supply of these inks, we are pre
pared to execute orders promptly and; at moderate
pneee.
liif e is but short, but we should do all we can to
prolong it , Check a cough or cold at once and use
an oia reiuoie remedy men as ut. .Bull s couea
Bjrup. ;
DIED.
8CIIRIVER. At Castle Haync. Willie Schriver.
son of C. Schriyer and Arnes Schriver. ased twelve
years, one month and eighteen days. , , .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale or Rent !
Tht desirable property located at
the University of N. C and known as the . .
Nancy Milliard ; Hotel,
having been thoroughly repaired and painted, is
offered for sale or rent for the ensuing year. In ad
dition to the patronage of the Students, Chapel Hill
affords unusual advantages as a Summer resort. It
is perfectly healthy, has excellent water and can
boast of Libraries second to none in the country.
iror particulars apply to
r , D. McCAULET,
Chapel Hill. N. C.
or W. R. KENAN.
nov20-D10t Wilmington, N. C.
Journal copy. :
Pianos 1 Pianos !
FROM THE CELEBRATED MANUFACTORY
of Wm, Knabe & Co. . The high degree of per-
fectidn which these Instruments have attained has
been acquired only by the employment of extra
ordinary ingenuity and skill, with the aid of exten
sive capital, and earnest endeavors to excel; and the
succoss they have met with is unparalleled in
the history of the manufacture of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ALSO
Marshall & Smith's Pianos.
For sale
At
HBINSBVRGER'S
Live Book and Music Store.
nov SO-tf
Millinery.
The tjnbersicned wishes to inform
the ladies that she has iuat returned: from New
1 fork, where she has been for several weeks staking
aer x au parcoaseB ta - ;
Fine French Hillinery.
and will be prepared In a few days to snow her
friends and the public generally the latest styles in
FRENCH PATTERN.BONNETS AND HATS,
and everything pertaining tothe business. 1 aave
also a very fine selection efTancy Goods, ce agist
ing of
LAdics, Corsets, II oop Skirts,
POMPADOUR'S LACES. FRINGES, BUTTONS
f . ' SLIPPER PA TTEB1T8, MOTTOES : :i
and Frames, Linen Collars ar Cuffs,Handkerch!ef s.
and the
Worstad and
6f Baltimore.
Orders from the country solicited and attended to
with promptness and care.
Variety Store, 4i Market Street. " ' ':
OCt3nactf - MRS. L. FLANAGAV. ;
MISCELLANEOUS.
, SUNDRIES.
6000 8ttCk8 Am" Fc Liverpool Jiaft, . i .
jQQQBblsFleur.
Bags Shot, , ; :.; ;
2 Barrels. Snar, all grnd!.
BS2 Oottee,
1 A ( Boxes Tobacco. .
100 FXeS 'acory an 8tc Caeese,
Boxes Potaeh,
Boxes Lye,' -
00 Boxes Candy,
rA BOXES HOSFORb'd BREAD PKEPABA
OU.TION, Y5 Boxes Soap, -i
Pkgs Snuff, Boxes at'd Half Barrelfv
Pkga Crackers, Barrels and Bostae,'
0 TubsCloehea Butter, : v; ;
. Yarn,. Sheeting, Paper, Pork, Baekete, Matches
Axle Grease 8pirit Barrels, BuBgs, ' eotfon TVa,
' f: iiv " : - i !;
Bagiag, Hoof I on, tc Above goods in Store and
for sale Vy
::nor'7-t. ';
WILLtAMS & MTJRCHIS
S0n '.
pTmN(j SEW,;
.rpos INODOROUS COOKING POTT; NO SMELT,
X from vegetables cooking. , k -
i. -1 " : . h ';.; . .:-.', :
(( , t BEST THINQ OUT1 TBX.OKElf t: J ;
Wafer Irons, EngUsh pattern ; .Wame'Irona,lDaffaBd
short lfldle4..For sale cneBobjr,
1:
WHOLE NO. 2,657.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Saddles and Harness
Of ALL DESCRIPTIONS, AT THE .
NEW HARNESS SHOP,
On Third, between Princess and Market Streets,
nov 14 tf HAYDEN & GERHARDT.
Feathers ! Feathers ! !
1Y. LAROS LOT OF LIVE OBESE FEATHERS
Just received and tor sale low. We warrant these
WELt STEAMED, i
noTl6-tf. D. A. SMITH & CO
Hats, Caps and Furs.
HE LATEST NOVELTIES, SEW and STYLISH
i .
Furs. Prices to suit the closest buyers.
At : HARRISON A ALLEN'S, ,
aov 18-tf . City Hat Store. 39 Front St .
Real Premium,
X HAVE ON EXHIBITION AT CITIZENS' MAS'
ket the Real Premium Beef. Premium: awarded to
Mr. John V. Oarrell at our late Fair. Also Vine
New River Oysters at lowest cash prices. Please
return we oucKets.
nov 18 tf T. A. WATSON:
OVERCOAT S
A. LARGE STOCK OF
" 0VEBC0ATS .
AT ALL PRICES
Shaker Flannel Under Shirts
and Drawers, and a general
stock of Gents' Furnishing
Goods can bo found at
A.DAVID'S.
Merchant Tailoring,
A HANDSOME STOCK OF '' '
IMP OR TED fCHO THS
AND CASSmEREsl I
TOGETHER WITH A SELECT ASSORTMENT pf
VE STIN GS
Made up Stylishly with Flrst-Class Trimmings, by
MTJNSON&CO.,
novn-tf SI North Front St :
Ojfice Dining Saloon,;
Dawson's Bank Lane,
Between Front and Water Streets, . ,
Wm. HL Collins, Proprietor.
THIS FAVORITE EATING 8ALOON IS NOW
In full operation, and all the delkaciesof the
season served at the shortest notice.' Also regular
meals served and day boarders accommodated on
REASONABLE TERMS.' :
WM. M. COLLINS.'
oct 13-TuefiA8at tf
Just Received!
. .. ... i-.
fewest Style's in Ladies'
Heavy Beaver
CMuCMlla and ClfltH Sacpes.
J. & H. SAMSON'S,
43 Market street
oct 31-tf
Eemoval.
Jolia C Heyer
H
AS REMOVED TO HIS NEW BUILDING.
On North Water, between ChesBut and Mnlberrr
streets, where he will be pleased to eee bis friends
and customers. . . ' '
octT-D&Wtf ' ' ' "
Salt, Salt, Salt, i
10,000
Sacks Lhrerpool aad Asserfeam Salt
Fos&te ey ': ;
KBRCHNER tt C ALDER BROS. '
' nov 13-11
" jPucklng Powder,
Q. M KeS and No. SDvekteg Pewder,
For sale by ' ' ' '
nov-tf
KSRCHNBB CALDSBrBROS.
Saar Ilonse Ilolasses. ;
J 0 0 Hhda Sagat Heo Betestesi
350 Bbla ; "
Fertoato by .."-"! :
novtf :- KERCHNBB CALDER BROS.
Oats, Corn and Hay.
J 000 Bushels OatSi . . '
51)0 SabIs Cm ' i '-i .v
O Kfl 'Bares Eastera Hay, . -: "l ;1
.Mr.::! - ! ii-ivi'j :
bov tf ; ..KERCHN&B b CALDBB fROS,
Frshoimtam Butter
Just recsived on consignment, and
will be sold ebeao.' in email Tabs and KoUa. Freea
lutof all kinds Preserves of best euallty, and all L
kincfc.' wavaua uranges ana iinoM, Apples, p
Unions, Jrotatoes, te etc. . i .
aov 19-tf JAMES. C. STEVENSON'S.
Notice I
IS HEREBY GtVEN THAT A CKBTIFKSATB OF
8tock of the Real Estate and Loan Association,
for five (5) shares, dated January 4, 1870, and num
bered 113, having been toe, or mislaid, apptieatioa
will be made at the next meetins of the Asseeiatiea
tarihelssaeDf anotbe. - i B. W. PRICE.
evltf t.
Premixim Beef,
At SECUND STREaT MARKET. EXTRA FIHH
t Beet for the next 12 daye, weighinc ftemfV ts
1-300 net.: All caen orders proiBptfy flUbd. - ' 1 t
.1
WM. F. FOTTEa.
Per C. C. Rxnn, Manage.' "- MTMW
Apple, Peach; 1:1 1
QutNCE, PEAR AND PLUM BUTTEBS, Fapa
- . ..... .... . f , f. ;
nips, Beets, Carrots, Hone Radieh'aad Gaxlfc. . .
aov 14-tf
ftr
C0R1T SHELLEES. j
THE BEST, AND MOST, APPROVED CORN
i M
.iff i
ijiia;NewSarawarefoy f
'. - t ' a
HATJBS OK AliVLKIIMM .
taBo,ut uae aS5:?r?gf iZSmi Jfrf -
.fci mmjOf ...... .. mp ........ ........
. j Si" fourdayi..i...... .... a
lvedays 8
; - on week 8 M
M M Two weeks. ..i.. ... . S SC
-l-.Tn'eeweeke...;;.,...i;...v-...tJC to
" Oae month... 8 00
" Tw MOHtaa..,. ....... ...........15
" M -v Three mouths.. 91 08
- "Contract AdverUMmente taken at propoi
Uonately low rates; 1
; Five Squares estimated as a quarter-column, ard
ten squares aa a half -column. , , , ,.;....
Land Plaster.
0 Tons Land Flatter;
2QQQBbls Fresh Lime; .
200 BMs Cement aud Calcined Plaster;
; For sale by
WORTH & WORTH.
Goal, Coal.
500 Tobs Gratc 8tovo Cca1, " '
'" For sale low for cash. I -.
. ov7-tf : WORTH & WORTH
-FOB. SAIiE.
SECOND HAND HORSE POWER L
( Stationary Steam Engine,
and 80 korse power Portable Flue Boiler, with
smokestack, pump, &&, all in exeellent Order Also
1 SECOND HAND 11 HORSEPOWER OSCTLLAT
TNG STEAM ENGINE, ' ',-'.
salUb.e for ginning and grist mCl. will be sold
low. For information apply to ' I
HART, BAILEY A CO.,
17 South Front strevt
Jhos i8-tf
Tick! Tick! Tick!
NOW IS TOUR CHANCE TO BUY WATCHES,
Clocks and Silverware, wishing to reduce my
stocK ei nne uoia ana Oliver watches. .
Jewelry of the. Latest Styles.
Solid Silver and ;
fine t
Mu1 1
class Jewelry Store. I offer at irrfmtl-r tsAiua
prices to suit the times. I give all work my personal
attention ana guarenieo sausracuon. via silver and
Gold bought at the highest prices.
4. LU AJULKN.
Jnryn-tf : Agent
' Floor, Sngar and Coffee.
800 ,Jbl3 Gocd FloBf' .
iJQ Bbls Iieflned Sugar,
JJ0 Bags Coffee,
Apples Onions and Potatoes.
BUTTER, CHEESE and CRACKERS,
' Kolasses, Pork and Bacon, &c. '
- A GOOD STOCK OF : j
GBOGBBIES
For sale very low by
novia-tf EDWARDS & HALL.
yictoriah ?pets,
TT EDMUND CLARENCE STEADY AN. '
NURSERY NOONINGS, by Gail Hamilton, Au
thor of Womau's Worta and Worthleeeneea.
BEATRICE, by Julia Kivanah, Anther of Adela
Queen Mab, Ac &c. three volumes In one
All for Sale by :
a W.YATES,
Book Store.1
nov 7-tf
GRAND EXHIBITION
OF SIL VER WA RE!
Wi
ILL OPEN THIS
MORNJNG, A; LA1.E
and Fine Selection of
WEDDING PKESENTS.
J, m GEO. HONNET,
nov,16 tf . . S3 Market Street
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