North Carolina Newspapers

fSB IIOBIIIITO ST AB,. PUBLISHED uaavx . rr : bath o ntaaaimtm nt anvAxoa: , ... nt mam DOBtaire paid. ft P o, months,. f " " t ' 9k Three monthB( tW '.I...'.'"." 100 'Subrtbers, delivered in any part of the T0rrnuperwk.- Oar City Agent, are tlty.'Kedw collect for more than 8 montha In Chances said to be against Pinchback's ..iaoinn to the Senate. Senate! Fi- nance Committee are against Bogy's bil to pay part of customs m greeuuuuas. now that Republicans: will Con- trol French legislation. Believed that Wm. Smith, or Bmitn es uo,, jxmaonsouos. itorai Las defaulted .largely -j- Powers hare presented Andrassy's "note" to jthe Sultan. Treasurer wrence Co.i New - Yorkr defaulted! XoJ extent, of 13000. . Devlin, anti-Catholic lecturj. CrDQOUUCU at New Market, N. H. A clotmng manufactory at Newbury, N. Y: suspended. Forster, author of Dickens' biography, is dead. Regarded that French mis sionJoJEgyyt relative to Suez Canal is failure. - Carlista deny recently claimed Alfiist victory. New .York mar kets: Cotton, 131S 846; gold; I lSlSi; rosin, tl 60$1 70; spirits turpentine, 87. Term of President discussed in House yesterday. ; :-l ,1 1 ..... SPEAKER EBUB'I LBTTKB. u lajTenaored In Washington by TII dcu Democrats and Oflaere. Washington. 'Jan. 30, :? The letter of Speaker Kerr,printe3 here this morniug in favor of Gov,: Hendricks for President, creates a good deal of comment, ami while alt concede to Turn the right to settle for himself his choice of a Presidential candidate, there ; are j nevertheless those who think be has gone out 'of hid way to advocate the claims of any candidate. Especially are the New York Tilden Democrats, dissatisfied with Mr. Kerr's letter.: They f say ! they supported Mr. Kerr for Speaker ! in goud faith, and that except for j them he would not have been elected, and they feel rather sore that he should so 6oo n lake the occasion to repav their services with a declara tion intended to make: capital for a candidate in opposition to Gov. Til- leu. They are disposed to think that it is not the. place for a Speaker of the House to come out in an open letter in favor of any candidate, and that it would be more ; becoming in him to wail for the Nominating Con vention. .. . xJx ''. !' 1 Nortb Carolina lellilc. t Somebody writes to the New York Fun, in the interest of Hon. Josiaii Turner for ' Governor. .This corres ponded, alluding to the prospects of the Conservative party, says: ' r j ? "It will bo hard work, but by a united effort it may be : possible for the Democracy to give a majority to the State ticket next fall,-and thus wipe out every vestige of the Repub lican rule which has proved so ' disas trous to the best interests of , tKe State.", . , - -vb!7r-;.. THE C NEW ADTBBTlSBiriEMTS. Navassa Guaso i CojReductjon pffri cet. Jas. CStkvkssok Oranges andApplek IIeinsbergeb New Novels. j Mcnson & Co Clothing. X I ' v t Jt ?. C. W. Yates New Booka. 1 See notice of Lost Breastpin. ' Monthly Meeting Building Aat Athletic Club Special Notice, ,' f s i 1 Loral Dotak ' j i " To be cold and clear. i Cepiet, Tergesen, Grimsbyi for Ibis port, passed Dungeness 11th ult. 5 i Primus, Olsen, sailed from Zi erpool for this port lSthW.C:.. ! Andriettet y Ordmarj hence reached Greenock,'the I9lh ult f " ' j Arrived out, German : barcoe Herhard, Hillereich, hetce, at Glasgow 27ih nit;' .- iaw w-k:m .j aou7,-Sheiford, Iciearedi from L-ndonJor this port on, the. I7tb ulL (Be- ure reportea from Deal.) At Charleston, 27th nlt. Span ish gunboat Graeioaa "Wear "Vru-lr .s w:i. , i -ivt vipy . iiaj , n iir nmgton for Havanautiir for supplies. Col. McLeod-Turner was iim proved by bis vUU to Baltimorej He is u,,w in Ueorgia. r.u-vt u- i, i There was only one trifling case Atrial before the Mayor's Court yesterday -?, anu one eontinued for if Tutu re low the wtnVl '.'ijlzZVl last IMU ! At 6:50 in the, evening the ormi "ijnal went ud at th R;rn.i nm,.'.' i blew a. gale, and attU:30rae Wod had .cu a velocity of 88 miles an hour. v,tr In an article iri Saturdav'a isane ia!ive 10 tiejre'moval of the County Work fO08e' we inadvemntly stad thal atco'l- rLU man hy theame of David IV est was 1 tke charge of the deserted premises and 1. 1 "cjt garaen ie.w -iwe' nna , iUlt no nun i j J s, v MMiapo',? ia bo designating but i: Wreen.4 tetllier4 1 L . e 8chooner ashore near New I fiich turn 'k- .t Vi.- , v " uear, xiew intet, C lurns out to be the ten-atta Captain honna rpiIt ro-foik .to, this, port L, . com. some reference to 'chwas madg in cur last, is expected 'to ProYe a total ;aw - ei. . i 'w'' accounts lue 2 of 6 was belng TemWd In small kf ! 8' d the Probaoaity Is that ttV dst u. te8aTed.b0h of course id a tT. . rameDt from Zeke's 'Isllwd to l uJfc:ritk 'is.;,; -' i" Safa IilTary r ParterV n i i , -? ; . , On. Friday night last, as we learn from the nrm Capt Whit AUderson,' Deputy ouenu oi me county, returned to Atlanta from the Bade Coal Mines.' where lie had been to carry Jr PlournoyPbrteCas 'he was Known nere, but;" Slippery Joe Por ter," as the Herald designates him. Uoon Uklng Wmlrom jaflit seems,; Capt." Wise; in whose ctiarge he left here,put one" cuff on tha.pruoner!a arm and the other on his own, thereby securing him , beyond perad I suhuoih- aum vaujeciea vopw TYiee to close scrutiny from passengers, who seelne Ue men ? AalnldgetheT paring faces and general appearances, itt vanaoiy misioos: wise Tor tbe Culprit and PorterJorthet)fflCer.1-He was under the necessity several llmea during the trip from WUminfcton to Atlanta to rise and xnlin tbe eisffaation.'' :le'2fe'.addsf f 'titpoW Porter's nerson were found w. eral telegrams from Chattanooga Signed by a man named Wilson, in which he stated that everything was ready when reach! ne woi Dkate ui xtsnnessee on lira route to toe mines to have him released upon a habeas corpus, which -had already been issued. Capk' Wise informed Govi Brown of thH dispatches and measures taken to circum vent any such occurrence .were it really a facL v-,;..::r'cr- i-.': . J .... i Capt Anderson savs Porter was verw Eenitent all the way s upi and frequently urat into tears,' declaring his intention to escape from him if possible, and : that he had rather die than' go back to the mines. ; V Just beyond Calhoun, Capt Anderson saw him put something in his mouth, when Porter turned to him and .said: ." Whit, I have done it -I have been intending alt the time, if there was no other chance, to take it, and now ita gone. : I have had it in my possession all the. time; I have taken strychnine.' v- , - ,M Capt Anderson looked at him1 calmly ioc a moment ana men remarKea: 'Joe, that's too thin. Thai won't go down.' And as it to be sure that his remarks were well founded, he aat there and watched the ef fects. As be predicted, it was a ruse in which Porter hoped some Chance to escape would present itself in the confusion of nn- cuffing him and trying an antidote. But he failed, and was finally landed safely in side of the stockade and left to serve out his unexpired term of ten or twelve months. Harbormaster Uepart. . Prom Capt B. G. Bates, Harbor Master, we have the following report of arrivals ot vessels at this port for the month of Janu ary: Steamers, 16; barques, 19; brigs, 22; schooners,' 12; total, .. Aggregate ton nage, 23,593; aggregate foreign tonnage, 10,770. The report of the pilots of sound ings on Bars and Rips, at low water, is as follows: -- - ----- ''V Bald Head channel. . . .. .". J 9 feet 8 inches Western bar: . r. : . ..11" 0 Rip 6 " 3 New Inlet........ 9 " 9 tl t (4 Kip....... 13 " 0 " " The tides were extremely low at sound- Firs ! Paatfer. - r' We learn ' that CoU EL R. Brink, post master at this place, has received a report to the effect that a dwelling house belong ing; to t him and located; near Leesburg, Pender county, was destroyed by fire Mon day night The building was' valued at $3,000, upon which there is an - insurance with Messrs. Atkinson & Manning, of this city, of $2,000. -V: v - U W . ,: ' m m A Handsesas craft). . i The new pilot boat Henry Wcstermann, under command of Capt Joa R Newton,' made her first appearance in our. waters yesterday She is the property of Mr. New ton and others, was constructed by Mr. E. Daniel, at Bald Head, and is 41 feet length of keel, 16 feet 8 inches in width of beam, and 5 feet depth of hold, t She was launch ed about three weeks ago, and her present visit is for the purpose of fitting out, receiv ing necessary papers , from;: the . Custom House, She was generally"; conceded to bo one of the neatest crafts afloat by those !who inspected her Yesterday. :; .-.'k norerraanps. ';;' ' f - .".i'V'4 j Never before has Wilmington been in vaded by such an army of . tramps as are' now holding higUT carnival ia our midst' They represent many different nationalities and nearly all trades and occupations, even to seamen, who are coming here from Nor folk, Charleston, and other places, seeking A . .berth in,. some vessel. : Yesterday we heard of numbers : of these tramp's on the hills," where they were going from house to bouse begging for food or for money to procure them a night's lodging. ' Some are quiet and inoffensive in their personal ap pearance and manners, and are doubtless deserving'of sympathy and aid, while oth ers look every inch the desperado, ready for any emergency or any crime by; which they may be able to better their condition physically and financially, i . ir ! 8it?;w-. ; x i i The Oat-Door Poor';;; v-.W"!' ' The first j day of the month is usu ally what- may be. termed, a lgala, day" with the out-door poor,1 when, the poof and maimed and halt and blind of the county assemble i f or the "purpose of . dxawing' the pitiful rations heretofore allowed, them by tbe County Commissioners. ; The doty of i8aaing . the .'orders for rations, etc!, , has been entrusted to the Cemmittee.op .Jfoor, coustslinjt ojt iimmiasmneJa JMorri and ,Vao Amringe,-who officiate for alternate ..... .... . . . i. - - momna. urn monin we ; unqeraianq, me sum expended for this purpose -was re-, duced from about 500 to something in the neighborhood of $300, and 'Squire Van A mringei? who ''ficiiAea; tndipio posesv we learn, to still further reduce the expenditure making it about. $200. "".A large number of paupen presented them selves Yesterday loit tiehr usual mUowance. but all but the very destitute and the blind . " ... . ... ...... I wer offered the. alternative of fgoing.to trje'PoSr House, whicli they refase.QAe garrulous old darkey grew very indignant, and orated to a gtoup of his ssppointed and dlstresse4;fe6w:sufferfirs In "terms not very complimentary to the commissioners. ' ' , " .1'.- ..''if - . i.-. . . . . The duty assigned to the members of the,, Board alluded to Is not,; we should sup; peso, a very enviable one.:i .aiuKui I i,i Attempted Barclarr. ' '.,-, U'' About 3 o'clock yesterday moTOing the family pf , Dn T.jB. ? Carr, n Marketj bcj, tween Front and Second streets, Weie, aroused by i some noise, which; from the' nature of i ahd" lhe"facf ofHhe unsettled state; of , morals now prevailing in the com munity, they Immediately, conjectured to 4ecaused by afburglarii MrwI it. paW' luavemiijr - iruui uo ucu, aruieu iiimf ?ef, And proceeded to examine ihe piiemV sea io search M, tteVW&$.PtnQ&j. could find no trace of. any one in the bouse ' and, was..abQut"",i Abandon . the Uivestigtvv iwu, wucu, Vr Ti vy''fl& lue uuur ui iiio conservatory, ia the rear part of the build-. ing, a man was discovered hsUHy descend ing the steps, at whose retreating form Mr, Carr . discharged three-barrels of his re-1 volver, but without any apparent effect A; Jot of wood had been left In the conserva tory, and it is - supposed that the enterpris ing visitor, in stumbling over the same, caused the noise which "resulted in his dis comfiture. Tlie Fair and FettlTal. .:..: ; - Considering the dismal .weather of last night, the ladies of the First Baptist Church had eyery reason to feel gratified at the number and spirit of the friends and pa trons who called, to see them and their pretty wares and to indulge the pleasures of taste under their skillful direction. The tables on the first floor . were .loaded with things good enough for Iking and served, by maidens fair enough to charm the cool cash right out of the pockets of even the least susceptible, while on the second floor were displayed specimens of ornamental and decorative work' of the ladies' own' contrivance and construction, mainly, some of which was so very pretty that some en-' thusiastic gentlemen when they beheld it were moved to raise it even out of the clash tification of ."fine art work and make for it a new name and class under the sun going so far as to call the display a gallery of ':. "superfine arts.' The' Cornet Concet t Club attended, and, supercharged by the cantemplation of the scene Inside, would now and then sally forth to pour out their surplus of harmony on the evening air. Altogether, everybody seemed -pleased- the ladies by a generous patronage; the patrons by the full return of their money's worth with plenty of pleasant attentions thrown in ; the concertists by the general inspiration of the occasion and the con sciousness of having tooted well; and, some said they'd like to try it all oyer again. ; i--..- !i j Opera Hoase Vlftta Atmm Troape. I This evening we ' have at the;; Opera House Mr. Augustine; Daly's famous Filjth Avenue Theatre Company, of New Tori, Uob play, in which the company have met with great success in New York, New Or leans and other , cities,, and elicited veiy favorable comments from the press. We have the promise that it will be presented here with ."entirely new scenes, elegant dresses, . superb stsge ' effects, and a cast , comprising all the. favorites of the Fifjh Avenue Theatre.' We feel assured that Mr. Daly will give a performance worthy,' the support and encouragement ot the play goers of Wilmington, and bespeak'lor him a large audience. - Since his -previous visit here, when he won a very favorable repu tation, he has made considerable improve ments in his 'company as we e'arn f rom newspaper epWt 3iM.sli5" k- TUm Grader FaaaUr .jj Prof. Cruder, of Iredell county, accom-A panied by his wife and son, the latter be - iween uve auu ui years oj agewHi give a mustcal entertoinment In this city Tnurs d'ay night, the place to ;1e jbereaf ter desijs nated. Prof. XJ.; caitMthatjhe can.plsy on a half doen instruments at the same time.'.imitate" a brass band with his voice, perform difficult feats on the vlcin.'imitaje birds.wilh his .ypicey play any tune ona padlocito Tlfltife4oy isalso said to W a' musical. ' prodigy, and; accom papies his father ori 1 the olin while Mrs. a : is i m . Gruder is represented .by the1 Fayetteyille- WicU JLvak to be. a ''second Jenny Lind.t Mwti'i iPrlend 'eiofjri,!:' fc".f .,' A meeting was appointed to have taken place last eviettltiisi';ttjgi owing to the bad weather prevailing and tths 'at tractions eisewiiere, only a limited number of members reported, nd ItV was Idefmed best to haVe a postpouembnt, caaiba I when &m 1 1 :ullar i attendancecould reasonably be ? expected Vt The V President therefore , adjourned ;;: the,; meeting? until .TnesdWevenInIr'thelhrfVij-" X TraBossor.oeoroVa At'r - The following witt shbWth thermometer, at the stations mentioned, a 4i30 P. M.i yesterday, as ascertained front the daily buUeUn ri&auedrom, tha Tlial cVhfthis eityrE i I line owa;,Montg6raefyf68i Mobile, line dowp; New, Orleans, iina dowit;iNorfolk 43; Savannah, 6; .WUmltoq, 47. . ; .1 neteotidtealSord Yor iaanarr.l vo Highest 'baometer'5.650 ,'fnelii 6wf $tbwmete,m809 toiwafpM til at Qtne&K 'i)gf perauxe,;70.dr1 20 degrees; monthly range oftemperatuft, ; greatesttaaiiyfange ptie Ltvire, ildegreeiv'meaA iol anaxUaumitem nr-i?-.. r " , - t tiHit"' i: peratures, 63d. '.m; meaapf, minimum tern- peraturesV 19 d. :S m; total rainfall, Inches; prevaSing wind, southwest ; total number' rtfimW aVeiied; ,174 j( maxi' mum velocity of wind,; 34 miles per hb'rjf; , Ho ...... ..v. ... - - t . . ; V . . T i. XV, ;.! on Y JL .1 bA J 1 lT ? 1 a ' a a . . w m HI -H--m-B-m - ; Tm, tt m 1 ''.'U -' mean emperature of, January,: 5ld.t 9 m; ipiean temperature of, January , for the1 five preceding yeara 45d. 4;mr mean barome ter, 30-261 inches; rnumber of: cloudy days .other than- those ton which raip fell,- 7 j number of 'days on which raia of snow fell; 6.' No. of. ldnar halos2.f- f! L j 1:1 Haa rTaeraa"iaiior.i!-i ht,l The folkMowgwae-the range of the llicr ' Wind attained a velocity of Simjjes per." Drtfl. .-iiir-011MXEIM ViU I no. I RemaiirUflfirj the' eity 6pdst)lBerFebij iv&Mtta Pblley dersop.. -Iwi Daniel 8 Bender, JoUu Bryant, Hiss! Mary Brown, Samuel Brown, Willfam Bray. ; C.-WT Casten, Miss Maria Colling M DCoburB, Miss ' Maria ? Corden,' Frank ChaviS. Bob- Cats, M A' Cason William W Cameron. no .. t iiw I y.l ' ; D. Mrs Sarah , Dunson, i Peter Drake, J HDay, GD Deyane, Chrey, Davis, Mrs Annie' W Davis.- ' ' )T, i f E. Rev T P England, Aurlh Evrt, j Jo siah Evans,--es ,,M F.--H Farmer, Miss Hattie FaltOn, JE Feairbanks, Miss Amelia A Fullar: . ! ' , ; G.T-Alex .Griswell,. Edy Qause, Allen Gillespy, John S Gibson,; Isaac GrifflDe, London Garrison," William Gauser Thomas Grayii:'i- i uut;h:iu. m..y.ifm.:i o.; - H.--CharlieHa!l, Daniel-Henderson, E J Harding, . Gilford Home, Mrs FrAnclS Jltamuton, U is. llanciiey, ficuara jiarreu, Samuel, Harreson. i . V ' I " ! j.-F James,5 Mis'Mioiafe -Jolifason,' Jas N Johl.sJnn", -- J E Jobnsob, Mies Dinah Johnson Misa Aume E Johnson.! -In K Mrs Cbaney Kelley, JameaAU-tng,' Llzer Jane Lord, ' J L Loflarid, Mfi E T Love, GG Lynch, AncunxLonLi ' ! ; M. Mrs Phillls Moseley, Tom iMiUer, Mrs Robert Mollisan. Mrs R S Mills, Polley McJirtyre, Miss Lizzie Moore, Capt John Morgan Jos B MePherson; J M'MciCloud, Mrs J S Morrison. Mrs Hannah" McComb, I ilarry Monroe, - Miss Hamt-MUkr.'Capt Alexander May, Alexander ManneA gnaries BMsrion.i'i'J -$hT ! i; N. Samuel NtxoU, Jini6s,Nic'h6Is, Miss Henry Nixon. : , laohfrOreliriQIprLf 11 P. W E G Potter.icirarcl A Price, Learatt Pecock, Miss Julia Pearson. - . R. T- fl Reynolds,-' Patrick 'Rasbery Henry R Roberson, Miss Hanah Robinson, Eddie P Rairlep. A, W Robinson. 1 r S. Miss Amanda Smith, Archy Skipper, A W Seedolf, Joe Salimon, John W Stocks, Tnos SammerviHe, Tom Spain, Samuel. Smith. l ... ! T.WiUlam Turner, S H Terry, Uge Tate, Jas Taylor, Joseph Tertu, J CTaylon W. Miss Sydia Walker, Miss Kate WU liams, Lucy I Williams, J H i Westerman; John Wallace, John H Wadell, John Wells, John WilUams, Miss Jane Wood, Mrs J E Whitfield. Holoway Wells, E WeUer, Miss Ellen Williams, Mrs Ann Wescotte, An-! drew Walker, Miss Alice S Williams, Fibs Wright . . ..v - - j Si : k-.n. SHIP LETTERJ. t n, D.SW iketlerfSchfjfcweTseLowtell Horton, Schr Jita May; Joe Porter, Bark Gladstene; Chas J Dobbins, '.$cbr, Spend Will; Capt BF Green. f j !( Persons ''callinVV or letters' Id the above. list wUl.please say ?,advertiseL"oIf no called for within 30 days they will be' sent to the Dead Letter Office!11 a j . .. . Ed. R Brisk, P. MJ i , Wilmington, New Hanover Co., N. CJ y - I Appolatments ! - of Rev.' W. & Black, Presiding Elder, for first round of Quarterly Meetings on the Wilmington, District for the !Metoligt K' Church, South, the . present Conference1 yearr .i:.ii;r.i i ... WilmlngloiC " i'Froni St.FeBVCHo! Cokesbury, Wesley Chaper. 12-13. WHtfe x, x'l at Whlteville. i ' 'Waccamawlliasion. t Feb. J9-20, Smithville. at Union........ Feb. 21 El izabeifA rlizabetlrtm,afa: 4-5., K3hisldwrw WanBbororT.."",-llT12., jasvwa aw mAW wo va av O f i fWilmIn ...... , 1 L.'.JJui: i Baotvtlaia. Vm Dcereatiooii betten&ak curia. All CdMrtM aaoV OoWUaaS'ttebM lleetfeb' of tatf throat and loses aa load.to. consumption, are curedj byDr. BaB'a.eonByrapivV l i.!: j , ill. road companjea, amplycoifi Itanka, mer ciUBts, saauuactarerr ana They are eb-. daring and clxangelwajapd will copy sharp aid. dear for an Indefinite period or time. Having ion reteSPrM etf Wfyer' HBinktfwtfare pre- pared.t,xecaUortfr projaptiy and, at. moderaWj !WiEBHiirr.-iB Stekkiite Wfjbrtt'lfnd ryotjondasf.piad toawoik manlike manner, and at reaepnable prices. . Mar. work, may reiy on prompmeaa hum luxwuua i ttMrtr ortfer7J ...'.'i; . ;;;. T'V."tV'-, I Matties IlHB1 BSGULAB MONTHLY MEETING WILL be held at Ute ola "Wllmlagton Library'.' Booms, tbia evaalBK, at 1 oVHeck.- JUuea xcX& Jurtng feb S-lt ' ! y Peeretarr and Treasurer. 5 feb S-lt Peeretary and, Treasurer, j I i ' V ' St Qeorge& i Stv Andre3 - --.nua-.-7faj-n uiiws .sqiii .!'. j-S)ir .AttalettiCin1'i'i' "1 tajJH bwil. ,Mu:.4'. W.ua .i IV : i A THE ANNtTALlttEBTrifOJF TflrStAl ; 2. otv the S3d of Febraary. the monthly toeiu febS-lct' " ' . - .U1-'J ,:;HaJaA-,u J. LOST, i1 OOMEWBERE BETWEEN HES8BS. a MeimabWsmss The Under. Still. W ;ldiVwiidi3dy returning it to the owner at Messrs. GILBERT & B AWAKS Hiwana T HaVb Sf 'EJXIVED JBOM THB KOTJlf- per teclc with discount for larger quantitiea. Ktvit JAMES 8TEVE!S0Kr feb- Sd between Market and Princess. Liiv.u e tLK iiii... i yesterda rOOJJc V- ytll -j fil p? Mir'tpi m.ui pkTw I latf tor to nlsavrfebraary xa,wni oe awpeneea wyu w3tiw uA;:. 6KOK W,' 8,0,W!'; . Ka-ie..s&v(i. ti ..-. ".u..ii ?002retarv. i TAINS Knottier eonsiznmeat or taose deuctoos APrLi-3. flcau earty anaaeeme wm.n . ; AVANA oBANQFS. warranted aveet i DO; hn.ired; ui.iirwia jtrrijES.&a eta nar (ffcTNyiQ'J J S..it: ' 'HIT 1. 5 . j ifT Y JriJ I . ;NB W iAbVERTISEMENTS. f. f f-rr .. j, . w w a w aawr w f . 1,-A ?ovel Athar of -'JTbo j u ! Btpryot Waaderhig -Willie,' .i! tlia o nsathor;sjiprjuttiett . . Lj. ..-! t QEINSBERGES'S feb tf J , "iiwo Boott'aad Mnaid Btoreail ' 1 ; 1 ! il ii iii r;' 1 i'u in oi frtM I .n - El i0iiSlVi JOio !-33jJ:ni K J'-ift 'el il .-.uonyyj .......... . . .. . .,.. .. . " ' J. ijf ' ii fJ .ucinow oinieR Asttoiof.Fwm taSaaa,. Ih&r sba&est; voiki J n -jp v lis bb uc n -jd iiTtour -fttr Til rijj-jx&t Html V., J An that of tha Wonlnor O'aJ fs-MTU." vf.fl vi.li'4WM.8liaJl,ll!ef . tic-h i -iut recetvott r . '3 p ' R i f eo - ; I : j . St Market ptrefet; . ; j 1. 1. ii ii. i;f -t " : . i : r.; Annual Sale, ii;-: a iii any other Wnd Of BALB,q ttiSXLTS tour' :i'iH Jf any ontwantrtO boy CLOTHINO ii at "RETAIL Just a lovai the cist of tt'anu'f acture ! : 'ii h i nr. i.jmstaPt.i i tai l y i:u lurn i. j i irrjKSON ACO. Jah30-tf aothlOTdMwjcJiiBtj'rftilorf. , 7. TIM Biblical Becorderi A j , .f J ft n t l PCBUSHKD BT I.v5'j'( Edwards, Broughton & . Co i BALEIQHt N. C BEV. C. BAIIir, Editor, , . ' , . V RXy. J. p. HUFAA3C, Aiocite Editor, 1' .. BV 4 W.; T. ,rAltSSBS,.Di X.. AgrlCUlt'al BdttOIY '1., -.ii.'it.-.; r :.,,! v;!? bin; I Oriai 4: W&m Baimts !' . . t EVERY BAPTIST SHOULDTAKE tT J As an Advertising Medium TTrisurpassed Only $2.10 ptfrTear. f 'Address JanSO-tf i BIBLICAL BJecOBDXIt,? ' " 'i ' Balelgh. N. C. Look to Yoiir Interest. i '. ! ... t " ... I Ait ertisifli is a ProfitaMe IiYfttnii 9FFtH'Tb 'Tllfi MERCHAirrS OF.'WIL mlngton and. elsewhere, aapertor. dndnoementa to advertiae their business in its colamna. Having a fa large and rapidly increasing circulation throughout one of the wealthiest section on: the Watevee river. It IsTonaideted a moat " , ' ; ' "7 S jjrH-i PK ffJ- t:- nrii.w mand j. . Talaable Adveiiiiff JSledlumi ? ATrtiser who desire to rfeach parehaiera auotli. utciuk in u uaaiiJk., , - ... t : i ..Ala tHiMtabuf hi'Mm)Mi 'TMlitto rVt'tt-r I the head of naTigatioa oq . ho. Water riraivat! $3 i . War (Mni nf utorWtn' ? iMmm .' ' i rev, iiwii iu awranco. nami ei aoveraan FltANK :: LEARQ. 1U. A PwmV ncrrl vamaen. s. u ierica '.CyclopsjiUa I fijjNew Jlcviscd Edition. ; j Entireiy rwwrlttin by this ablest writers on erery sm'S'. ! t.ject. Printed ifrorn new type, aad ttlnstrated . , : with Sereral thousand Engravings and Maps. . I -52 :?bJ ?:?,!; 2? 1. . . ....4 1 H .11 A .U n TT-.1. 1 .n . J fiitf signal developments whlch'have taken place in every branch ef sdence, literature, and art, nave la ancea tne eauon ana puBiisnera to su omit to aa ex- act anir tboroutm revision, and t issue a new edi- L toa entitled TiOS; Awmtota CrcmgtpiA. -ni) t y wiuunine last tea years ue progress eiaiacpvery In every department of knowledge has made a new werk of retWnce an ImperaUv wantyj ,i I' , ' The movement of poflticar affairs oas kept pace prita. too dlsoovenps of artery aadCifruUfal ap plkatloa to the Industrial and tuseful arts aad the convenience and refinement Of soctsl itfe;" Great wars and eoBseaaent revolatioBs tutve occured. tn- velvlcz national chanites of Docoliar memenL The etril war of our own ooontry, which was at ita height f when the last Toluma of the old work aroDearML hiui happily been ended, and a new course of commercial and imdnstrlal activity na Large accessions to our lynaa Beeneomaenceoti . accessions to our geographical, knowledge ea laade by1 the Indefatigable eXpldreraor ave oeeu with the natural result of the lapse-of -time; liavr broueht into mislf nlou t a altitude of sew men. wjbaae TVm V? tnarau'njMth sad woose Uvea every one la curious to know the particulara.4 Oreat battles hav beut Ifftfglif and important sieges maintaiaed,ot Which the details are aat preserved mamiaiBea,oi, wmcu ne uetaus anaa yet preservea only In the newspapers or in the transient publica twtwoi.UcioToutwhkAoajWnoW totairetheir brini? wn the lniormauon to tne jateet possible. dates.. and to furaishan aeurate account-of the most re cent diecoyeries w cience, of every fresh. prdac tion in Utei-ftture,' and of the newest inventions in the practical attsi as wettM tofve Mroecinct and original record of the progress of political events, i ii Rework has been begun' after long and'careftl vanasmi tae mosMmoie resoatxea i to a successful termination. i ortelaal stereotVDe ulates havS ; neen used, hut every page has been printed- onnew Jtype, forinlnlln f ct newclnpaKUaTwitii the same ptan-Saa oampass. asJts pcdeoeaeor, bat With ' a- far greater pecuniary expenditure aad, with such im orovementa mlta compoultioaashave beehsunreat. ed by lenget experianoe and enlarged knowiedge. t The Illustrations which are introduced for the first tbMmthepwsfeditioa have been added not for the sake of pictorial effect, but to give greater jfatid. tty and force-to the explanations In tLe text They emoraoe ii oisnwieo imweuw aauuiaanirai uista rr. and. depict the most famous and remarkable fea toreof socBery , arc4Utetwe, and art, aa well aa die procees o : wechiwioa , and j manef actorwai t; Al though 'Intended lojr. Insucuction rather than emheK lUhnent,aopsaavel insurethew ' eaorroasanai'b racepttpn: M A admirable; feature of the CycloptBdiai and worthy of It high chwattes. .. 3i, i ;;f , talswbrl tssaJd toberibertbnly,'pataWe oa .delivayy e.;.vii)ujhfl.: lltt at completed 1a sixteen large octavo volumes, each containing about S)0 pages,'.fally fllastrated wHh several'' thousand goojSgre j fti..v ti' j ' ;. la Half Russia, 'extra gUt, pat vol.iWi:i t . ,1 ..' 1 DO , , Tttree voiumee now i rtadyv itacceeding polamsa ; until epmpienoa will be issued, once in twelve moaftatiii -r'T , --.-T-'"4 ... f4SpedaenBsges of th AlrsaicCToiiOvwtei, pssct.s( Waaian..r, iddreas the Pabtyshera,' D; APPLETON Cat ms a 031 uroaaway, . , .4 or ii- ",f"i 'irayittefl(iuirrel,'f Ac. " IU piCpUlUK W. VUMVU IV! HIV WI has aeoordlnidT beett tbealm of the Mitora to dc . : i In extra C,Wi.VJX:ff.aJ..;.. S 00 ILIbw.Ljatb!r,ptf ioiii..fViiijfii M 'ttEalfTurklrMor 7 0e Tpi'j TTTj f : w a 1' -' pa'.od Wm: 2,718. fedupti6h; U srttr; i " NAViisI bTJAUd--? 5 tfd r uom Hi.ji . iv. Havassa0 feb2eod TuTbSa 9,doi lo 'i..Mjp,H ..r -,M ii'ji ; RRBBB ! lliRBBR . JiuBitsnitRio , 3B BR OO OO UU Ul1 I v.ld C-.feSlMi .!OCM4 .tU 1 t .,; mii loiHt-JtwrtmiWrassBK 4 IhfloMpays, i'pATRbisra' ' '6BsBftvii : -.fit f.-'l Vr;fttrt!V EE4 ! H J- . ' ft!,-.?'' 'tm' -"to ) v BPOND TOOtm CLLflCTOB'S QALIf. io vii jii iJ .Luiii otu.TTxi,n.ia.. nTzntj ?,rbl-tfv y-soiiiilfiut j.lTobacconUtill '":yjilh r3i i!! -'. i;.:M tl'.ii !JM.1 I it'. .! o 6V1 jfi'l.f4 ,. tBrf.aiitB T" t t" "'rPtc;lliste Iv -ft 1000 bblsLimev , :r 'n , .ii "'"l('v V l TT a 300 1,1)18 n" CCP Molasses; i Ajrt'bbls.jFloiir.aBj'es,- 100 bMs PlaatiDt potatoeBi Jt.-'.'iiiVJf ..'I Jan304i l.T -Seed jPotatoes. Hi. i it 'i X,AR( OE, LONG AND FULL-EYED .... i ' "it ; PINKETE, JACKSON1 WHITE. -i,Hiis -nil l -s i o'l -V f" pEaCH BLOW, iftc. .MiJietsHysdectedfor planting.! j i:! , ' ' Clear Mess PorU, . .:,-;5 I i- Pickled In ibarreia no boae, and Just the thing 'for ; . , furnifihlng hands. Backs; Belliee, Clear,' s Long Clear, Clear B4b( aad toi f. " --..i,- . ...t SmokoA Sides, f- j Breakfast Bacon Strips, j . SHOITLDliRSrSmoked, ougarrCured an Brya n ams, all fixes. t ; J; t fuesteriianA,Baiecejqej aad.tmall ' ' 'f"i';'f oackageai ..i". . v r ,, Prepared Ham, .coiv. in small acka,nice or retilisg,packed to suit tradft. t Mackerel, ' Herraig', Hake;' t4 and Mullets. . .. . . . r , I . .. ' i j,,i New Crop Molasss,oial First ( ef the Reason, 1 ogsfteads And Barrela. ""' BYBUPS and MOLAESofiaU10nda,.! j o FIOBr.-allOoalltl. r ! . and, the largest stock id the bouhtry southldf Balti more. "OTJB OWN" brand l WeUandfa- J '.' ' iuin$1&aW everilkaiaadtliat . j . . ''foiaaad'fox.it Ivisonstsjittr: ,W.-V 1 increasing, fr; rT OAN BE 'BBATEN. j& Lager Beer, Ales and Porter; Champaign Cider; and :U.tii rrmwixy waaiicjr' vviiiaitcy'"; iij speaks for itself. Whoever tries it waste iabr& f Tobaecoi CheWittsf anXSmoklng JllfB fJi:i'! sJwavion'han ''fV ' ' 1 1 I . " . ... f Bagging. Ties, Hoop Jren, Bungs, Glue andSp. Brown, teogars, CMfeae, Teas, Spioe, SUrcb: Soap, suit, uauaies, vanaies. yanned anajFlckled, Uoods, everything and all kinds, f Goods ls the Furnish Knsnes. nucxexs, 'ruos, wasn Boards, ana ing urocerg' line. j -jcy i JanSO-tf .jniAJ)BIAIl4TOCLBBBi ; i tl j 1 M'M I'l.'HV . i i f. t-nr. 400 BPftSATOE i Suitay-House llolasses. Hi: vtTrt Hfl: BHDS' GAR'irdtioiJASiEa,' in- ' i . . 1 . ..... -.1 ,.,.u.,i ,f janaOitf n. ; KEBCHNBB CALDER BROS, 1 Hi -Ml : Jl Jl J.iSji, 5it ji'ssi Salti J i i Salt 7A A A Ak3 LVBBPb1SAIr, T i ! r. i - For sal by its 14tiiJd IvJiol Jit 4- arlei;lSuW BtJSHELS TORN. v( r,';WWT!1,I 6 Km y f OA A SACKS COFFEE, Jan 80 tfRflrrET t ot mmi uanni aM'. " "uf" A AisHbVEtst MANTTRRi FKdjCMfBef A arge aatoitaieat. oiv tne aoove wooasv vtock, and at prices that will give .aatief action, can' be had at the Old Batahliahed Hardware bouse of ( TiLarar.EALEiain.yriuct!3;ftii iiv I :. ..'r f . t .7.. ut 'lerTTV -m ! ABoiUievi Goods' -for lalWtVervioW sc ares at GILES MURCHISON'S JanMtf New Hardware Store, r 1 ou fcAf Afes! T)BAd FEBTtLIZKR. I -0aTooLfii of eoIooViJji07Si i.i . mil ieiil -li-JtU n nU? nni.Dellveftom-4hS Tears itFactory t30tftill :Uoiit'ji . . K A IVBPSH. WATER-GB017NA MJEAImix I ftWMr Judl It ifiB'fwo Jfit!i.olil .... 1 5 I Of 1 OBreslC4Mi..u&i-.ki;.... a M iWOJ w?cks..M...........,..M. . 5 0C "-"JBinitwta..;:.,.,.,,....;... 6 6fl - ; om TOomh..LllAX.r. 8 oo - trtZ?0--'- -..lSW Tbyeotts.Vu..iJ.. 00 rnontha..,,....,.. .85 00 .i " One year... .....60 08 l3Brepptret :A4vf rtlsementa taken at propoi tionately low rates. I . . ... i i :F1tb Squares estimated las a uartcrwluninjand tea squares as a half -column. , . I 'ifZrl iRfflt OFHE STRINGENCY OF THE TIMES, P ATStD1 'T;ENiirULsiEChNi IN'ALUfe OF OTHER , ;,ifElliAlB4yWB;l& DEEi'TOOFFElt ' 5,'I? !JLAtj AYCty CUCU Lt3A tlAlUI S J i 'ii' flic XHovrirxj tGtefttl klednciil Prlcea. Mperna76rtb!)lsWe Suaiio!5bpmWy Eirji." noil 4r'- jJlrlXi2XIJSCl,T3f,; N. C ti OIF' 7T -mmmmm mm m a v w .t Ti:tif fti-trP'i a7at;g -ri v.Mi: fJohiMi -Auttaealy'ajrameus;' 5th AYENUE THEATRE COMPANY a jtuU - Fifem'ewrk, , . if.dt In ttfljSreetEmqorousSoasatlon; the- 1 BIG 'BONANZA 1 AUtlieFAtoriteseftlieitliAv. Theatre. fc-The rale,. of seaU will bektt.oaMON.DAY mornlfigatBe&ei'sBTOkS&re! ' i , The prices wll i be t Beservjed; Se AJ Ad :,inissiea!fl W. aUerJWcts'anSt rs Groceries.. Groceries. 10 000' Bnaa PWm Wbita Coarn, 1 ' Sacks jydeftcan,' LIverp'cKu' kad JLlsbon I Barrels rlourj ati' grades',! ' ' ' ! T fi i H I I S t? J 1 S U IJ fl T 1 ! H ' if f AA Barrels sad Boxes' CrackeriJ v;l luu ;.. , . it .. T-. . -v: " , f A A'Bixee Factory Chcese,-3ij0it 1 m 1 ' - i. - I ft coxes uanoy, ?( . . 300 a,,:pil"':i tt-Pofutdesi' f tjr;TonS Ettrekk Quiud;'' Of) A Tons uuanape Guano, Canned GosffeLaSpiif Bch, Marches. .--v ; , , aww -1 900 Hhda and S3 Tierces New CrotiTtrba Molas- OLZi sea, now landing Ex Brig "Mechanic J' bl-I'.uin -J ft iuir, rm;rrain ' ,? . iroraaie.by :v If , , jan SQ-tf . WILLIAMS 3t MVBOHISON. jjiiifi if 'rj'J'i 9' fV. -fit 'U: UJ i..)f.:i;i IS WHAT WE. WANT. AND IN, ORDER. TO 4 5-. Jet RXTBAORDINARr. IKDUCEMENTS JN MEN'S 3VjfJptayealiytliu'toFa K) 1 ' i PlRhto in NewTork and New Orleans. : , 'Tobe' glven4'heiiwtoh'iBntii'eiyEW SCENES, .. BOYS' AND. CHILDREN 39 g v j , rgyt- imtf;'fo it Imi ta:jili"i'j' touiiiwviisOT ' AND WCITB WOOL . SHIRTS!- ODIG AN AUIUriV, JJWli-Tm,-HCAKFS, BOWS, -fty I) vni'"4Mf-T,8:fc . General AccoMait-iliiisteFtsr-Ac- HjtoUoiaaAesBeatsteato:hfni!i flffiTryy11 "FTf yafeong ' , , BJef en ,by permission Jtt 1 1 V T J f I. B. Grainger. Esq., Preeident.Bank Ne Hanover, : R.Rj umas,rEsq;i PresMeBtFlret'Nattenal Bank. F. W. Itow-hnw tfmn Tnrlint n,wM,H..lr CoL 3. W. Atkinson, President Real Estate , and jj. Loan Aesfldatkm.iiatl i-iii.U. -..j If. -1 O. G. Parsley, JrA Esq., President Mechanics' Bull nga4aAscciatk)iv ii u'oii - Clearing Sale. jTN ORDER. TO- CLOSE? OUtP THi: (BALANCE - JL OP MY WINTER STOCK OF . , - ,1, tdj-jJ 'to .')'' t ni)iyl tipiif i-il ,,3?TFrxisrc3i 1 1 Jij , 4rtMaifditlilry dspsCwmofferjl! BTJ0H -HTDTJCELIEirrS " vaotvuictB uia. nui.uv g, a .Mif rttwaiie tfcr mill va SV . 1 TO RTTV fW VK 2 e-iUiHu ili -Mil J;dl f!iKHJiC; . My Stock must be closed put by the 1st March, Scliddii MiisiGi OBlokis. Tfadmirably ar- Si . ( Dookiior Ac'demtea; ichoola. Songs in 2, 8 and 4 parts. - - . ; .-. t -- a a iAA .4Uw W ttaaft aactst ' ilflne grmJod taArVet'iri mary and Grammar Schools. tSU ,. the precedinir Mmkeiaro obmpHatldiisctf those thorough teachers the best colled ten -of Sacred Made extant i for Jl 3.1' f hi t attention !to those, xceBeo 2 ta t i collections of School Songs: "Merry ' 1, anov Lru -u t- vi,.v-j ' i i u.oA.i: vr . il XoUal0Clurta,(Sna'riv Streertl M1'- ip.r'a tntAtiM an 1-Hmnrv . r . i. t ti ntui Eements. 63 cents.' ' ll a1 ,(141 booksjpayepostree, ; OUyer Ditc5it';;cJ Co' CHAS. H. DTTSON A Cd l J,,E, DrrSON CO., r Broadwayi NYi 1 Sftcceesors to Lbe A Walker,Philadelphia, x fin j, . ..n.. urn at w. lioiaeo KODin, eacn ou erst to 'ueemsMsoi ggioe,MtaPansena,s ABC.Perklu'e "Or-; Dhean.'? "Hoar of 81nrli!Z.'valt tern the y.U i . . - I JanO-u i i ..f