THE nOBimiO'STAE.
By Wffl. H. BERNARD.
PUBLISHED DAILY" BXCBTT MONDAYS.
BATK w - f r 00
.i.. vear, (by maO) I8 ' V" I 00
Six months, u " 3 35 f
Three monU,M u 1 60 I
2f iinwribere. delivered In any prt of "the i
&thortSsd to'SJBSrt for more than three mentis
in advance. m
" ; , OUTL.1NES. r . ;
The King of Abyituia is threaieplo'g to
invade Egypt witb an army of 130,000 meb.
. From 25,000 lo 80,000 troops are to be
sent at once from Constantinople to relive
Osman Pasha. TheRnssiana are fe
- ported as preparing an army of 70,000 men'
for an attack upon Adrianople. The
Porte saysTIevna is immensely proYision-
C(J . Overton and Taylor were hanged
at Washington.;!. .01. tot the , murder of
Wm. Grimes, two years a?a . Secre
tary Thonipsqri and Attorney : Goaeral
Devens have gone to attend Morton's fu
neral. - No probability of an early ad
journment f Congress. - No progress
m adewith the bill to repeal Lh resnmptien
.,. - - The bill to recoin allVer was
referred to the committee on Weights and
Moa8urea; ' HacMahoa ia disposed jto'
compromise if 'possible, ; r M. Panyfer
Querlier is reported to have been asked to
form a Caetf vthIUgl-lAv
mother andvRf a at MecnanicsTlrle, N. Tp,
tLrew herself and four children into W deep
stream; the eldest child got out, and the
mother and one child were rescued. ; - .
Fighting conlinnes on Orchanic and PleT
na roads. New York markets; Money
7 per cent r gold steady at 102; cotton
quiet at lHUi cents; flour dull and
without change,' southern $5 758 50;
wheat lc better; corn iic better; spirits
turpentine quiet at 33434 cents; rosin
steady at $1 701.77i..
Tlie Russians have been repulsed
in an attack upon the position of the
Turks at the junction of the Orcba
nio and Plevna roads, At last ac -counts
reinforcements were arriving
rapidly and lighting continuous. j
The telegraph informs us of the ex
ecution of Nathan P. Overton, white,
and Noah Taylor, colored, at : Wash
ington, N. C., j fof thq murder of
Wra. Grime? . -young man of abont
tft'entyjearrtage, who kept a stpre
TTlCdgecombe county. The two mur
derers went to the store at night and
knocked Grimes on the bead, killing
him, as they supposed. He was afife
however, to make a statement next
day. He lived bat two days. The
law has done its work here, and. the
two villains have gone to stand at
another judgment bar.
The only war uews of importance
is a reported, threatened invasion of
Egypt by an Abyssinian army of
130,000 men. and the formation of a
Russian army of 70,000 men to cross
the Balkan mountains and to make
an attack upon Adrianople without
waiting for the fall of Plevna. We
doubt the correctness of the latter,
as 70,000 men is not force enough to
make such attack '' so far from the
base of operations. Plevna is very
largely provisioned and can stand a
long siege, if .wefiay trust an official
statement of the Porte. , .
One of those terrible affairs has juBt
occurred that sends a thrill of horror
through any sympathetic reader. .An
unhappy or insane mother, Mrs. Ste
phen May, of Mechanicsville, N.' Y.,
attempted to drown herself and four
of her children. Fortnnately only'
two of the children , fell victims, as
she aad one chil4 are rescued through
the exertions of the eldest, nine years,
who escaped from the stream into
which he had been thrown and then
gave the alarm. She must have either
been driven to despair or her. mind
was deranged , to have perpetrated
such a crime.
TheJTrench outlook is .still wrapt
in doubt. One account represents
MacMahon as willing to compromise.
A leading Republican paper says it is
impossible for the President to form
. a ministry that, will be acceptable to
tlie Republicans, - becaose such a
ministry to satisfy the majority must
go counter to the President's policy
daring the past four years.. The
difficulties are confessedly great, but
possibly not insuperable, as long as
the President and M. Grevy are
really willing to enter upon a policy
of reconciliation and compromise;
The aspect of affairs, at any rate, is
not so complicated or threatening as
it was a few weeks ago.
j WashlnaTtoa Rates...
Mr. A.R. Apperman, acting Treas
urer of the Union Republican Con
gressional Executive Committee, has
addressed a circular to delinquent
subscribers to- the presidential cam
paign' fund, all office-holders, ( re
questing them to pay up, and threat
ening them with a visit from the
collector of the committee.
CoL S. S. Smith, a prominent citi
zen of Noftfi Carolina, is in the eiiy
as an applicant for the position of
United, States Commissioner to the
Paris, exposition, , r -
CoL Robert T. Lincoln, son of
ex-President Lincoln, has declined the
ppoiniment of Third Asaistanl Secre
tary of State.
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VOL. XXI.--NO.37.
BaoIpli Cmnty Fair.
LSpecial telegram to the Observer. 1 i
AsiiboeOjN. C, via High Point, :;
. November 2, 1877 t -V;
There were onelmndred and thirty
erght more entries than there' were
rast year. But for the storm to-day,
the attendance would have been much
larger than usual. ; Col. L., pork,
(mmi89ionerfgrioaltiirrft
present, and delivered his n address
under many difSoolties. .
The speeches on the occasion of the
President's reception ,were -all. taken
down in short-hand by the Rev,. Mr.
Lafferty as , a labor .of love, and as
written but by him were telegraphed
all over the country, and certainly if
any man deserves well of Richmond
and of the Agricultural Society it is
Brother JLafferty. He has done well,
and should! not be forgotten. There
was no other stenographer on, the
ground to dojAa work. oca. ?
TIES aiT-3F.
HEW AUVKRTISBMBNTN.
H. B. Gay For sale.
W. H. Sttbon Died. ;
Jambs Anderson Notice. T
N. Jacow Hardware depot.
T. 8. Burbank Drugs, &c.
Hsnnino & Tkkl Hard ware.
Heinsbergbr They are here.
F. M.-Eino & Co New store.
Munson & Co Choice suitings.
Geo. Myers The lowest prices.
Giles & Muhchison Guns, &c. .
Gore & Gore Flour, meal, &a
A. David Notice extraordinary. .
John Dawson Guns and pistols ;
J. L. Boatwriqht Mortgage sale.
H. Kasprowicz Cigar emporium.
P. Commtng & Co Postponement.
Geo. R. French & Son Still at it;
J. Hahn Popular dry goods house'.
Boatwriqht & McKoy Groceries.
, Harrison & Allen Knox's silk hak
Hedrick New store and new goods.
Hayoen & Gerhardt Saddlery, &c.
John B. Marshall New River oysters.
S. G. Northrop California, pears, &c.
Kebchner & Calder Bros Bagging,
bacon, flour, corn, &c.
Local Doll.
- The almanacs predict cold
weather, with showers, for to day.
Annual pew renting at St.
James' Church to-morrow at 10 A. M. '
; There were ' no interments in
Bellevue Cemetery during the past week.
The Superior Coort of Onslow,
Judge Moore presiding, convenes to-morrow.
To-day is known in the religious
calendar as the Twenty-third Sunday after
Trinitv. - . .-
The Board of County Commis
sioners will meet in regular monthly ses
sion to morrow.
The receipts of cotton at this
port yesterday footed up 1,434 bales and
the sales to about 300 bales.
Mr. J. D. Brooks, of the States
ville Landmark, is on a brief visit to bis
many friends in Wilmington.
There was only one interment
in Oakdale Cemetery during the. week
closing yesterday an adult male. ;:
There will be the usual services
'for the first Sabbath in the month at the
Front Street M. E. Church to-day.
Messrs. F. M. King& Co., have
opened a house furnishing store at No. 2d
Market street, next to CoL Hedrick.
Superior Court adjourned for
the term yesterday about 1 o'clock. The
forenoon was consumed in hearing motions,
&c. ... :
Kate Merrick, a well known
colored woman of this city, died last night
at the advanced age of 98 years, 7 months
and 6 days.
Monthly meeting of, visitors of
the Ladies' Be.nevolent Society at Hook
and Ladder Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 6th, at
4f o'clock P. M. '
The Register of Deeds issued
five marriage licenses during the past week,
of which one was for white arid four were
for colored couples.
-The interments in Pine Forest
(colored) Cemetery during the past week
numbered seven, of which three were
adults and four children.
Clear or partly cloudy weather,,
northwesterly winds, stationary tempera
ture and higher pressure, are the . indica
tions for this section to-day. ; I -
Two small colored boys were
arrested and lodged in the guard house,
yesterdsy . afternoon, for fighting - in the
neighborhood of the Dawson Bank. ;
The Cape Fear Steaci Fire En
gine Company No. 8, colored, will celebrate
their sixth anniversary on Tuesday next, by
a grand parade during the afternoon. ' '
That was rather a , cool bath l a
gentleman took at the foot of Market street
yesterday afternoon. He accidentally fell
overboard and was rescued by a colored
man standing by. -
- - We learn that the interest in
the nightly meetings at the Fifth Street M.
K Church issteadUy increasing, ' and1 that
up to this time there have been some five
or ajxcopvewooa.1 ;'ffiv ,f --''
There were onl y tbreeT oises
tried by the 'Soperior Court during its late t
term of two weeks, two civil and one
JSTILMINGTONv
criminal, but all of them were very tedious
r.r.iii
- There will be joint services in;
the First and SecoBd Presbyterian chureheai
tq-day, at the former in, the,, morning and
at the latr in the evening. Rev.' Dr.-Wfl-
son witi preacn on ootnoccasioos. -
Thp health inspectors, by; order
ot ine superintendent , oi ueaitti, . coa-
demned and sent out of the market, during
the week: ending yesterday, 880 pounds of
No. 2 bacon, 105 pounds of beef, 30 pound?
of mutton, and 28 bunches of fish. ;
As you sit in your comfortable
parlers, by your .warm fires, these i ,
mornings, let your sympathies go out after
the poor and destitute of our community,
who have not ' sufficient fuel and clothing
to keep them warm, and then ' send your
contributions to Mrs. C. G. Kennedy, Pres
ident of the Ladies' Benevolent Society,
5 I who wilt see that they relieve ' the distress
canes Growing Out of ibe Colored
Laborer's Union. !:'"
A colored man by . the , name of Isaac
Stocks was arraigned before Justice Wag
ner, yesterday, on a peace warrant sworn
out by Joshua Telfair, colored. The evi
dence wient to show that Slocks, who is a
memberjof the Laborer's Union, met the
complainant several days ago and wanted
to know who he was working for. Telfair
gave the name of his employer, when
Stocks asked him if he didn'tnow that by
working for the parly in question ho was
injuring the cause of the organization al
luded to. Telfair replied to the effect that
he didn't know anything about it; that he
was ready to work for anybody or do any
thing whereby he could make an honest
living. Stocks urged him to join the Union,
but Telfair refused, and one word brought
on another untilfinally Stocks remarked to
Telfair that if he didn't mind he would be
found "dead some night, and ' no one
would be the .wiser. Telfair replied
that ifVhe - shouid' be, there would
some one who would know " a,bout . it;
to which the other rejoined that "dead
men tell no tales," &c. Shortly after this
the two'men parted. On Friday evening,
however, they met. again, in a certain gro
cery, Stocks having several friends with
him, and the subject was renewed, during
the discussion of which Telfair came to the
decided conclusion that mischief was meant
him . He left the shop, and had proceeded
but a abort distance is the direction of h(S
home, when one of the men he had just
parted from' passed him with a large club
in his ha nd. Telfair hailed him, but the
man paid no attention to him. He then
became thoroughly alarmed, thinking the
fellow was seeking an opportunity to waylay
him, and he therefore took the necessary
steps to keep out of his way," until yesterday
morning; when he made complaint to
Justice Wagner and bad the warrant issued
for the arrest of Stocks.
Defendant was ordered to give bond in the
sum of $100 far his -appearance at the next
term ot the Criminal Court, whereupon the
security was furnished and Stocks was
released. , . . ,,
Joshua Telfair was next arrested on a
peace, warrant sworn out by Isaac Stocks,
which was dismissed at the cost of the
prosecutor.
, j
1 KiyGtt ANDflARlNB 1T!SS. '
The late rains have caused a consider
able rise in the river.-,
J The steamship I&ffulator, Doane, ar
rived at New York from this port on the
1st inst. ,
There are now thirty-ono square
rigged foreign vessels in' this port, inclu
ding eleven Norwegian barques, eight Ger
man barques, two British barques, two
Swedish barques, four Norwegian brigs,
two German brigs, one British' brig, and
one Swedish brig; in addition to which
there are several American steamships and
schooners, to'say nothing of small craft.;
Capt. Howard, of the schooner Fannie
J. Vaughn, hailing from Charleston, and
boundjfrom that port for New, York, with
a cargo of old copper and iron, who arrived
here and took quarters at the Seaman's
Home, reports that on the night of the 24th
of October, while oft Cape Henry, the
schooner Ira Z. SturgU, also supposed to
be from Charleston, collided with his ves
sel, .striking her on lh6 slarbord quarter
and sinking her in ten .minutes. Capt
Howard and his crew saved themselves
with ; nothing but what they had on, the
watch below having to jump out of their
berths and make their escape in the clothes
in which they were sleeping, being barely
able to get into the vessel's boat and shove
oS before the ill-fated schooner went down.
In the meantime the vessel that had caused
the .mischief kept steadily on in . her
course and proffered no assistance
whatever, though it is thought probable
that those on board of her had no
idea of the extent of the damage they had
caused. The shipwrecked seamen landed
on the beach five miles south brCape Hen-,
ry. From there they made their way to.
Edenton, from whence the crew took pas
sage to Norfolk, and Captain Howard came
to Wilmington by the way of Welddn, be
ing assisted on his journey by the kindness
of thetpeople he encountered and' arriving
here in aa entirely destitute condition.
Capt Divine, Superintendent df the W.
C&A.&R, furnlshod him transport-
tion as far as Florence, and he is doubless
ere this with his family at his home in
Georgetown, Soath Carolina. .The schooner
Ida L 8turgi8 is represented by Captain
Howard to bVa vessel registering some 'five1
hundred tons and hailing from . Bath, Me.
fie read' her 'name on her quarter board
1 aa she passed by.
Ni C, SNUDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1877.
ePEBA M0178E.
The final performance in this . city of
'The Phoahix" jwas' given at the Opera
House last night to an appreciative audi
ence; who reluctantly left at its close well
jpleascd wlth the manner in which they had
been entertained. - VI
i :Mote$ Solomons, as oil the night previous,
was evidently the favorite of the house, his
every , appearance belng hailed with ap
plause", which he certaihly merited. Last
night's performance was fully as enjoyable
as jhat of the night previous, although the
play came near being seriously interrupted
by a disturbance created in the gallery by
several disorderly persons, and care should
he taken to prevent the occurrence of the
hl. . .L' - v."'.. ' ' ' ' .'.. ' : '.
into again. t.
Obtaining Honer Coder False Pre-
1 Adam Chavis, coloredhad a bearing be-
f ore' i Jastice lJIanua yesterday, 'Hhff
charge of obtaining money under false
pretences. It appears that the defendant
was recently committed to jail for costs in
some case, which amounted to something
over $0. Hearing one of the white prison
era remark thai he would like to have cof
fee for his breakfast, Chavis approached
him and stated that he was the proprietor
of an eating saloon on the wharf, and if he
(the white prisoner) would pay his costs he
(Chavis) would furnish him a good break
fast, including coffee, at ten cents for each
meal until the amount was naid. The
proposition was agreed to, the costs paid,
and ' Chavis was released. Hc forgot his
contract with his white friend, however,
the fact being that he had- nothing to do
with any saloon, and hence the suit The
defendant was ordered to give a justified
bond in the sum of $50 for his appearance
at Court
Mavor DawBon had no cases for
the consideration of his court yesterday
morning.
CITY ITEM ft.
AVOID DANGEROUS COSMETICS 'concealed
In opaque glass bottles. Gooraad's Olympian Cream
ir nasi
Its exceeding delicacy and beauty of appearance
me assurance or excellence in tne performance.
Price in large Bottles reduced to One Dollar. For
sale by J. C. Monde.
DooLrrt YbabtPowsxb Is prepared on sdenU-
nc principles, ana rrom lngreoients mat are we
moBt effective sad wholesome. It has received the
highest encomiums for these merits from eminent
chemists, scores of oar best physicians, and thou
sands of Intelligent cooks and housewives. The
genome can be had only in tin cans. 1
' Un P jure so. To Harrls2Tews Stand, .sontk
side Front Street, we are indebted for copies of the
new xotk imager, cammmv vomer ana jrranx
LetiWi IUutlrated Newmtoer for the current week.
The Stand will remain open until It o'clock this
rnirlTMllgi ..... i
BeUsMWrllBtV'
Chranlc, painful and
dk niwsns corea
without medicine.- - PaTveraiacher's Electric Belts
the grand desideratum. Avoid imitations. Book
sad Journal, with fall particulars, mailed free. Ad
dress PuxiYXBMAOun Galvahio Co., "293 Vine St..
Cincinnati. Ohio. .
HEAVEN DESIGNED THE JUICE of the Hore
hound plant, the Tar of the Balm of Gilead Tree,
and hesilag Honey, for the reliei f lrriuiied longs.
These three specifics are combined in Halx'b lio-
mrr or Eobehoukd aso Tab, will core a Cough
or Cold, however violent, with unerring certainty.
Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
"GERMAN 8YRUP." No other medicine in the
world was ever given such a test of its curative
qualities as BoecHaa's GxBKAH BTBtrp. Two mil
lion four hundred thousand small bottles of . this
medicine were distributed frt of charge by druggists
In this country to those afflicted with Consumption.
Anthma, Croup, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
others diseases of the throat and lungs . Druggists
in every town and village In the United States are
recommending it to their customers. Regular size
75 cents.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.
ON FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 30TH.
next. I will offer for sale, on the premi
nasi
Mill
ses, at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder, one third cash, balance terms
leaaT. that fine BTORB. witn larce Dwel
is a si
ling attached, situ ated on the seathwest corner of
jroorth and Harnett streets, in tnis city.
nov4-2aw Su&To H. B. GAY.
Breech-Loading Shot Guns.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT F
English Breech-Loading Shot Guns,
Sheila, Loaders, Game Bags, Cartridges,
Belts, Shot Peaches, Caps, Ac.
on nana and for sale at Dottom prices at
i GILES A Ml
CRCHISON'S
noy
4-tf
New Hardware Store.
Burbank's Pharmacy,
QORNEB FRONT AND PRINCESS
Streets, Mebano's old stand.
Fresh fctock of Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Articles,
Sponges. Cigars,' Ac, always on hind, nov 4 tf
Pied,
RECENTLY, at Cambridge, Mass., GEORGE L.
FOX, better known as ''Hnmpty Dumpty 'for
whom the popular brand of HUMPT IT DUMPTY
CIGARS, price five cents, were named. The Brand
still flourishes, andean be had of W. H. STYRON,
Market street, Pigott'a old. stand, where yoocaa
also find the Largest Assortment of Popular Brands
of CHEWING TOBACCO ever offered In Wil
mington. ,iwt,4-1w,,.
' .California Pears, Ctetnnts, k -
gWRET ORANGES, MALAGA GRAPES,
Ban at as. New Chestnuts, King Apples,
Califemla Pears, Delaware
and Catawba Grapes, Ac., at
S. Q. MOKTUKOfB
Fruit and Confectionery Stores.
nov.4 tf
Hew Eiver Oysters.
HEREBY INFORM MY CUSTOMERS OF
T TTTTRRBT INFORM MY CUSTOMERS
X last season and the people generally, that I have
reopened ray Oyster Business at the old
stand. No.
40 Market street, and respectfully solicit your
patronage. I shall deal In the best that the market
affords. Special attention given to shipping. De-
.jiyerea in tne city rree or extra cnt
Mm - . f- .. . .
Enox'sSilk Hat !
LATEST PALL STYLfST .
; NOBBY 8TIFP and SOFT HAT8 I
; - ;' HARRISON & ALLEN, " :
nov 4-tf ' V--- City Hatters
Our Choice Suit!
00 CALL AND SUPPLY YOURSELF.
: GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, a snperb line,
at Low Figures. : ; .v . . . ..
nov4-lt - Olothlatr aad Mrcbant Tailors. .
NEW; ADVERTISEMENTS. !
1TEW BTOEE and Wm
fiat-
CrOODs r; V
HAS
REMOVED
..-.I
To tile ciner Front M Martet Streets
"'"'-pnieWcaa&ereaBd'anOTtirelv
Hew Stock; of Goods
IMBRAC1NQ THE MOST BXTSNSIVB AND
J2i varied assortment of Medium acd Low Priced
DRESS d O 01)8 ever ODened in thia city. Alto, a
large stock ef STAPLE AND DOMESTIC BBY
GOODS,-porcliAsea. in New York witiin the last
ten days at a decline of Thirty Per Cent, from prices
ruling a month ago, and will be sold at a vsry slight
savsnce on me cost. -Jtespectinuy, i
s'' ' -- ' '..
Bleached Cottons.
? A A PIECES BLEACHED COTTONS. 4
DUU cents up. The beef ltv cents Bleached
Cotton In the city.
UBDR1VB.
Prints.
QAA PIECES PRINT A T WHOLESALE AND
JVU Retail.
No Prints sold at Retail bnt those
we warrant.
HEDRICKf
Blankets and Shawls.
MOST DESIRABLE STOCK, CHEAP.
fS w ;- - ' HEDRICK..
Hozrcd Boys' Wear.;
CtALEM. N."C. CASSIMESES. VIRGINIA
O and Maj viand Kerseys and Casslmeres. Ours
is the Headquarters for the production of Southern
Industry.
H3DRICK.'
Men.
iHosiery. ?
J? Aiso a Good Stock of Ladies and Gents' Un
derwear. -
HEDRICK.
. " -i. . - . - - J
Housekeeping Goods;
rpABLE UNWNiTOWELS, DOTLERS, NAP-
jl ains, sneenngs, etc., in iou stocK.
HKDRICK.
The Entire PubUc ;
A BE INVITED TO AN INSPECTION OF
jtxthe most complete stock of Dry Goods in the
city. Remember that I deal la First Class Goods
only; that I hare but one price that I boy for cash
and sell for cash, and that every class of buyers
wui receive tne most respeetroi anennoa.
nov4tf . HBDHICK.
aaaJmVER SHOW YQUBi-
HAND!
" a - ;
Fellow Grocerymen,
UNLESS
YOU ARE SURE OP A POINT !
Take the advico of
Boat wright & HcKoy,
and your customers
WILL NEVER BE DECEIVED I
WE PROPOSE TO SHOW OUR HAND,
and leave the Public J
TO JUDGE AS TO THE POINT.
We have on hand, which we are sell
ing at LOW PRICES : i
2i000 lbs of those IXL HAMS,
200 bbls High Grades ILOUR, j
10,000 lbs Clear itib and Long Clear
.' sides, ;
75 bbls Early Rose POTATOES,
20 bbis apples: -; 1 ' " T -'.
In fact, we have everything-you can
name in the 1
GROCERY LINE.
Again wo repeat, -
Don't take our word for it. Come.
and examine fpr yourselves. ; ,
Boatwright & IIcKoy,
5, T sal 8 NORTBTsTKONT ST.
nov4-DAWtf . , i ' i - . - '
Guns and Pistols,
nAKTMDGKS.SHOT, TOWDltror wgsca-
V JjOaaiUK UOIIB, SUOII, vmmilg
Powder Flasks,- Shot Pouches, Game Bags, Dog
Calls, Ac A large stock sad vw toe assortment
of the above Goods, and LOW rBICES, can be
found at the Old Established Hardware House of
nov4tf . : ' Market street;.
me little Slop Jrouiii tie Center j
rs THE PLACE TO.CaTBj :
f SADDLN, HABNESS. bvl
' ;ui j ' . j WHII S and COLlABSa
Made or Repaired. Ches f or-Cash. L- t Q!
i Cl ext vo du - -aa s owning
. I I ! HAW GERHABOT.
nov4tf IWttmlngtanilf. C;
: WHOLE) NO. 3,197
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ar ; Dry Goods
HOUSE, r
FOURTH STREET,
Is Still Ahead !
'We are; Selling. Goods jLeifer;
than Ever, and are Bound i -not
to be Undersold, j ,
In order to show how low onr Prices are, weivo
BARGAINS to lie M at OUR STORE !
All colors fine Dress Good?, 11 to
; 30c s b
Splendid quality Black Cashmeres at
37c ., . ; .
An elegant assortment Black Alpa-
cas, 25 to 50c.
All colors of Alpaca's as low as 18 to
25c.
All-Wool Flannels from 20 to 35o.i
Waterproof, all shades, from 70c to
.'A. $1.00. v
Corsets as low as 45c.
Neck Ruches, four for 5c.
Wamsutta Shirting,' 13c.
"Fruit of the'Loorn Shirting," lie
Androscoggin Shirting, 10cu '
Unbleached Shirting, 5 to 8c; - ;
Canton Flannel, 8c. !
Balmoral Skirts, 50c. v ;. ;
Blankets per pair from $1.25 to $G; ,
Pants' Goods as low as 12c.
500 dozy Ladies' Hose, slightly soiled,
10c, worth 25c.
All we ask is a Trial, and we are sure
our Customers will come again, j
nov4-lt
4tta Street;
The-Celebrated
Garden City Cigar Emporium of
the Clfy of Wilmington for
First-Class Cigars Si.
Tobacco!!
"I7E DKPr COMPETITION ON OUB WELL
t snows brands of Five Cent Clears. XLNT.
Die. Key West and Cabinet We have also
the celebrated Garden -City Model, and
DeAls, Ac, c. All the popular brands of Smoking-
xuubwu, uppR navans, jrenque, ucconeecnee.
Tar Heel, BlackwelL Pride and Eareka Dorhams,
Dianora, Ward, Gravely, Matchless and other
brands of Plug Tobacco. The celebrated Chesa
peake jnne cut. we aave also on hand the finest
assortment ox j&eerscnanm tapes, Cigar and Cigar-
ette Holders, and a fall line of Smokers' Articles
generally,
b ui?e as a trial and we can convince yon.
KASPROWICZ. i
nov4-lt
at (he Old Stand, No. 0 Front st.
Bagging and Ties.
jgQQ BoUs and Hair Rolls BAGGING, '
V , 25 Tons T118, '"
1000 TWINB
For sale b . ; r
nov4tr
KERCH NER A CALDER BROS.
Bacon. Bacon. i
ij Boxes D.8. SIDES ,i i ' .' r
K rt : Smoked 8IDKS and '
OU . SHODLDEBS,
iforssieay
no? 4-tf KBRCHNUB & CALDER BBSS'
Flour. Flour :
200 BW B0B WHrrjs flous
300 ." DBLL FLOUR, : i
. rorBaleby I
nov 4-tf KBRCHNEB A CALDER BROS.
Corn. Oats Meal.
OAnA'BMkCORN, Prime,
ZUUU - White and Mixed,
1 0 0 0 Bn 0 -BLACK SBD OATd. '
iAA Bash. FRESH WATER- '
GROUND MEAL
For sale bv
nov 4-tf
KBRCHNEB A CALDER BROS.
The Lowest Prices !
FRESH GOODS V
3QQ bbjs. FLOUR, $5 to $10 PER BARREL, ,
fif A A cases CANNED GOODS, ' ' i
OUU CAKES and CRACKERS,
g0 bbls Refined SUGARS, i
ij hags Java', Laguayra aad Rio COFFEES, : .
g00 cases WINES and BRANDIES .' V- ' .
OA firkins and tubs best BUTTER in the world,
i Kf . Price reduced to 35 cents per pound. .
BEEF SAUSAGE and BOLOGNA, fresh to-dav
from the West olrect'. Large Beef Tongues at 93c
GEORGE-MYERS,-
11 and 13 South Front Street
nov4tf - . - I .
ITdticef Extraordinary.
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO MY
t large and yarled assortment of . , . j
0 V E E. C 0 A T 8 ,
all the very latest styles fa Goods and Cut how ex-
' lublteu lit my spaciuus ayartiuents.
A eordlal invitation' is extended to' everyiody to
all and examine my stock. . before, baying else
where.' ?,.. - - ' J - j
Everything New. Stylish and Reasonable In my
store. ' i A. DAVID,
t , Jlerchaat Tailor and dottuer,
nov4tf i-'-'-' Corner Front and Princess.
pwu nunu oi xiomesuc, luwana, ixey
West, and Imported Clears. All kinds of Cigarettes
and Cigarette Pacers. Gambler. Honoradez.1
rAMSFJtDTaTBTlEIWO. -
. $1 00
. l
60
i S 00
. 8 50
:. t t two days,......,....;
" " , three dayi.......
" ' fonrdays,.... .... ...
-, " , , live days,......,..,
' :, " , . One week,...
. . - Two weeks.. ..
4 t-0-6
50
" " -Three weeks,...
" One month, ; .
'.-.- . - Twomonths,........
M. Three months?... ....
.... 8 60
. .. 10 00
.... 17 00
S4 00
.... 40 00
.... 60 CO
... six menus,.
uneyear,.
- vb Contract Advertisements taken at proper
Uonately low rates, i 1 . ; ..",.
i :, Ten lines sslld Nonpareil type make one square.
nSW ;ADVERTISEMENT&
L'..'H I I. tjj I ji i , ,i . . I, mm- .
No.. 9 iTXarkev Street, near tfc Wkarf,
offer aLsrga and Welt Selected Stock of :
' - - .. . ..'v.-: :. . -4-.-...,. . '
IBON, NAILS, TOOLS,'
AGRICULTURAL IISPLEnENTR,
at prices to satisfy all. who want Cheap Goods to
salt the times, . , .
'! COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited to exam
ine onr Stock and satisfy themselves before making
their purchases. - - 4 v ' - nov 4 It
-'"'!. ' '" ' ' " . ' ' ' .
" - ' ' Notices . ,
1 HB ANNUAL RENTING OF THE PBW8 IS
ST. JAMBS' CHURCH, nnderilhe coatrol of the . : ,
Vestry will take placo on MONDAY Kr, the .
5TH INST., at 10 oclock, Al M, at,th ,Church.
-miderthadlrccB'olhJwJnntw '
TreasnTer, Mr. Robert B Calder. .
The following Pews being in arrears for Taxes,
will be offered for sale, via : No. 83, 8onth Aisle;
Nob. 4, 10 and 13, North Gallery; and No. 8, South
Gallery. . .!.;,- . , - -v
; JAMBS ANDERSON,
nov4 It ; Secretary.
Foreclosure of Mortgage. ' '
By virtue and in pursuance of tub
power contained In a certain mortgage deed, exe
cuted to the nndersigoed and C. D. Myers, consti
tuting the late firm of C. D. Myers A Co., by Ed
ward L. Hall, bearing date the 25th day of August,
1878 , and registered in the Register's Office of New
Han over county, in- Book M.M.M., pas
IwOl.
as the surviviag partner ef the said
. on SAT
URDAY. the Slth dav of November instant, at 11
n aaj
o'clock, A. M., at Exchange corner. In the city of
Wilmington, expose to sale to the highest bidder,
at Public Auction, for cash, all the .interest (being
one undivided eleventh part) of the said Edward L.
Hall in that HOUSE and LOT in said city, on Prin
cess street, between Front and Second streets, beins
partofLot I In block 165. and adjoining on the
west the Journal office building, and in a TRACT
OF LAND in Pender county, on the northeast
branch of the Cape Fear river and Clark's Creek,
and adjoining the "Vats" Plantation, formerly be
longing to ine late ieyin uuie. -
UUxlxi Li. BOATWKlutiT.
nov4-eodtds SuWAFr
Postflonfiient of Mortoe Sale: '
The SALE OF PROPERTY HERETOFORE
announced in the Stab, to take place .on the 35th
ultimo, has been POSTPONED to MONDAY, the
5TH INSTANT, at 13 o'clock, M. The HOUSE and
LOT Is situated on Ann, between 6th and 1th Sts.,
was formerly occupied by Miles F. Cos tin, and is a
part of Lot No. 1 and Block No. 118, according to
Turner's plan of the City of Wilmington.
Place of Sale-Court House door. . Time 13
o'clock. Terms Cash,
nov 4 It PRESTON CUMMING ft CO. "
Store.
House furnishing goods, stoves and
Fittings,' Wood and Willow Ware, Portable Ranges,
Tin Ware, Jto, Ac, A. The subscribers beg to
respectfully announce that they are receiving by
every steamer, and will open la a few days at No.
23 Market street, next door, to CoL Hedrick's, a fall
and entirely new line of useful and necessary arti
cles for the household. Tin Ware, Wood and Wil
low Ware, Heating and Cooking Stoves, Portable
Ranges, (something new, cheap and last the thing.)
which they would respectfully invite the public to
call and examine. i ;
f5& Orders for Roofing, Repairing, c, will re
ceive the personal attention ef our air. W. K.
KING. , ' -
nov4-lt ' V; F. M. KING CO.
Flour, ileal, &c.
200 Bbls FI?0U' $ eaeBV j
i fJ0 Boxes MEAT,- ' f
g0 Bags COFFEE, '
j i." . ijpy Bbls SUGAR, : ;;;;,' i i; :
g0 Boxes TOBACCO, , .
J00 Boxes BOAP, V. ; :, .
-.,. 25 Tubs BUTTER, , .
Cheese, Lard, Candy. Lye Nails, Snuff, c., for
sale at Bottom Prices, by
: GORE ft GORE,
: nov4tf Bos. 8 and 8 South Water st.
stm At it.
We still continue to
V sell' the BEST'
BOOTS & SHOES
IN THE CITY,
and at ;prices LOWER
than elsewhere for the
same grade of goods.
Come and see how we do tt , .-,
GEO. R. FRENCH ft SON,
nov4.tr 89 Ni Front st.
They are Here.
COME ANu SEE, AND SELECT FROM THE
Finest Assortment ever brought to this city.
CHROMOS, 'STEEL ENGRAVINGS.
LITHOGRAPHS, PHOTOS, MOTTOES, t
FRAMES, all sixes and new styles, at the
LIVE BOOK STORE.
PIANOS, ORGANS AND
MELODEONS
. : Sold on the Instalment Flan at
HETNSBBBGEB'S
nov 4 tf Live Book and Music Store.
Hardware Buyers
"TTTTLL FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE
ILL FIND
by selecting
IT by selecting their HARD WARJ
their HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
WARB DEPOT. Stock ILaree
Ac. at the HARDWARE DEPOT.
and Lowest Prices. -
Call and examine and you will certainly buy at
- 'JR. JACOBI'S Hardware Depot,
nev 4 tf . ' No. 10 South Frontjstreet.
low is Your Chance.
1 FCnn YDS- HAMBURG EDGINGS
lOUU r . AND INSERTTNGS,
to be sold at Exchange Comer. Prices will insure
sales, i All must come and bay a few yards. If yea
are not la immediate need you soon will be.
OCT W-1W - ' M, JbU BrlWHT.
Millinery and Ficy Goods.
MRS. L. FLANAGAN WISHES TO AN
nottflce ta the Ladies that she has return ea
from the Northern Cities, where she has been ma-
King ner jrau purcuases in auLUNJBKx aad every
description of FANCY ARTICLES, and ia bow
prepared to show her patrons a Very Attractive and
Beautiful Stock of ail the NEWEST STYLES In
French Pattern Bonnets and Hats, Velvets, bilks.
Feathers, Flowers. Ribbons, Ac
Mv motto Is. as heretofore, the Best Goods, the
Latest Designs, the Lowest Prices, aad, the Most
uonoraoie ueaung. .
Orders from theiioantrv solicited, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. . ,
Variety Store, 43 Market Street, r
octStf . nac - MRS. L. FLANAGAN.
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