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Communications, unless' they contain important . news, or discuss Drieny ana properly suojects oi real " interest, are not wanted; and, if acceptable in every other . way, they will invariably be rejected if the real name of- the author is withheld. , . Correspondents jnest ; write on only obeide of the paper.' Jyv - ; j , ' fty WIIiIilAM H.: BERNARD. 4- Tuesday Morning, Nov. 6,1 187 . DEMOCRATIC PROSPJKCTS. ' We referred a few-days agorto the' rernaTibie; changed th at havd taken place with reference to the fortunes or tne two. srreat : political parties. ' Onfy a few years ago the Republicans controlled every thing. The House of Representatives was overwhelm ingly Republican, and in . the SenatP tire Democrats had but a corporal's guard. But an abuse of power and wide-spread corruption worked good results for the country such as were never contemplated by those who wielded power. The people at last became thoroughly dissatisfied with the. rulers who appeared to use their positions only: for selfish ends, not caring in the least what became of the country's.interests. And now, near the close of 1877, it is certain that the Republicans cannot afford to attempt any unconstitutional or sec tional legislation. Their majority in the Senate has diminished so rapidly, that with Senator Morton living they had but six majority, not counting ; . Senator David Davis. It stood Re- i x , . . ! : . publicans 39 and Democrats 33, but ' Morton's death makes it stand now ' s 38 Republicans and 34 Democrats only four majority. Senator Patter sori' of South Carolina, is now suffer ing from his old i cbronio disease in ' . grained corruption and rascality, and he will be expelled from the Senate if there is any serf -respect or honor Teft among the 38 Republicans who still retain their seats. If this is done , sthen the two parties will stand Re publicans 37, Democrats 35. ' So if a estion of importance should; have to be settled, and Senator Davis votes with the Democrats, the Re jpublicans'wbuld have" but a bare ma jority of one. -' ' '"' ; There are three vacant seats that '. must be filled sooner or later- one from South Carolina, and two .from 4 Louisiana. We cfan hardly expect that such Senators as Blaine - and others of .the -same stripe wili e ver . vote for.ithe chairs . being . filldd by " Democrats to whom they rightfully " -'befong, butil jnay be that theiean' be found enough Republicans who'' 2li aabngrgi'bi, sense oiright .v. .'andJjasticj&Vete' for the seating of . Hjtfi&tst one of the Democratic claim ants, if not the three. Whilst we do 0 iiS3triaklS OJiniocrats will y v obtain the ascendant 'in the Senate f before 187 it is not an improbable n eventlv It may turn out before j riext . Marcft that the Republicans ! shall - - have fallen into a minority of one. -i ..,SoboiL T U v.- va, r;f-'lr , .Weseo it stated that it isx highly probable that the tea ! culture Will be largely , engaged in in the ' Southern: and, Western districts of the Ameri can continent. Those who profess to have the needed information say that tea can be successfully grown in any section within forty-five degrees of the equator in the open air. ; DIFFERENT 'TIE WS AS TO THE BANKRUPT tiWi It appears hat those who Jae been most active in regard to in$ ref neal of the presentVvery defective bankrupt" law, i are v'not ppose4. to such a law. but wish, t,he old one re pealed -solas to. get a. new. and better one, . 't here are others wno are sim nlv for amending the present law that las len . sp, jreatly , abused. The New York Journal ; of rC tnerce says: - "The need of radical changes n the ex- latin? law is conceded bv all persons; aod the only question ia, Bhall the Jaw be wiped out and a wholly hew onaframedi or shall it be extensively amendedf'so as tosmeet the wants of the country r Tbere is" pom for honest differences ei opinion paiais poiui. The Chamber of Commerce of New York, the strongest body-s Q&i business men that has expressed .its preferences,.thinks. it best to - keep all "I that , "is kood in the Dresent ; law and r cut ! out fall' -'-that is bad (and that is a . Jarcaq portion), and put in a few new sections; wbich experience has shown to De necessary to guar a against the frauds and abuses that now nourish un der the statute. Amend toent is thbUKht to be easier than repeal and lerenactm ent, and undoubtedly it is. If the law., is. repealed there will be a thousand obstacle i put to' the wav of neW"T)ahkruDtcyJesds atiori 'in: Congress, and the proposed Ichadges and improvements will meet with' even greaje oojecuou in me auempieu passage f i a new law than they wilL now in, the jform"f amendments to the act as it standsi,':,.n?r t It strikes us that it wold, )Bweli to try and get along withe ut'; any such law. We very much dWubt if the old law can be so amend,! d, or a new law so framed, that eitljejvwill not be defective enough to al ow.the grossest frauds. As we said rt cently,' the old law was a bid lor eric ie,' and it is very doubtful jif any bankrupt law can be framed that will, not fa cilitate rascality and benent ! scoun-, drels. It is proposed to amend 'the old law so as to' increase the 'brOpoT- tion of creditors, both in number' and amount' in order "io put a Jdebor in bankruptcy.'; . , Another; , change proposed is to quicken the t. process, and to appoint official aasigDeas The Journal of CommerH remarki : , '. .. . - ' 17! - I i j '! ( t-. "The Dresent svstem of choosinsiassica- ees is notoriously productive of favoritism5 and fraud. One case was mentioned at the Chamber , of Commerce meeting where, out of $600,000 or f 800,000 in assets,; $70,- 000 had already gone for fees, aria or the SIOOlOOO that would be collectedi ia' all. probably every dollar, would be .; expended in fees and tosts. Between the assignees and the lawyers the richest bankrupt estates somehow disappear.melting away life snow in the spring." : l . j Lj We have not much confidence that any law can be passed whDse t mden cy will not beta demoralize 'credit and honesty. The evil disposed men who grow rich by swindling will reap the benefits, whilst the honest unfortunates will only now and; then be able to get such benefits is the aw allows. We should ' have more confidence in the utility of a bank rupt law if we could see or hear of its recipients paying off debts thatj they owed prior to availing themselves of it. Blood will tell after all. One of your shoddy-aristocrats, or one of your Radical-ringers, like many that could be named, after going it fast until the purse is empty and thej char-' acter damaged, endeavors to protract the agony- and keep up the ehow. We have known persons to live ' in' the fine old home when the elegant silver ware was pent out to bie sold privately, and even some of the! thou sand dollar sets were sent quietly to the auction room to be disposed of for less than a fourth of the cjost to get something with which td keep up appearances. They could not bear1 the idea of taking humble quarters and living in accordance with the deploted : conditiouV of the. pbeket. The Prince of Wales , has, livd too fast, and is whelmed with debts. He has entered upon a ' severe course olf : t. tt i'L'-' 1 I retreucuiueui. ne uas given up many of his enjoyments and luxuries This example set by royalty is -being copied. The Lord of the Bed-fcham,-: ber is involved. He is about to re-sign-his official position, has s did his stud of hunters, disposed of his har- riers AOd sent away .. most ot nis ser vants. , . At the . same time he.: ex-s presses his intention of not occuby ing tne iamuy mansion again tor some' years. . : .nu Jii :pri;tRJi j !R-day;fis; an' imppt UrrJe.for France.' Thp-eseht D BrbglW Miri istry gdpat: of officii; arid;:;arJotKer ' pnel geceea.; com-, plexioii will' be, Jt ifflitntpfisXh leE;jo, f oretellbxitFtt "prumises to be tb 3- 3verr sult:.a6pnipii8e4",fusibnr several elemehiiii. "!1.Ho. ati6K ai CtM: net can work in harmola remais' to be seeniThemlPresiaerit has nuw oyiii: t5 ,uangea-, nis. tone, and now appears ''willing "' 16 ha.ye peiee with.ih'e i'iRVpalAioan&'fcjl uV'm' Paris there'ftre apprehensions f el ; that before the troubles are ended Mi oMa hon will attempt. a coup d'etat. The; outlook just now is one of great doubt auu contusion. t- u-.- .. , , , A great chanere is coiner on fa the exports and imports of goods ;be. .nccu vxicab jjriL&m auu ine uiiieu States. ;Weare shipping many tihds of American products, : hardware J . -. - , -. - . - ' ; '- I MISCELLANEOUS.! A a N BW--eADVRRTts beef, &c, tbat a few years ago was iOt thought of. On the other hand inglaard is exporting toa this country L fjij''te89, than it did formerly.; For in ''country amounted vto-$203,685,0o0. Last year they were valued at but $84,1 7,000." TBey were less lastyear thatf they Irave been since 864.V 1 j .Elections will be held to-day in New, York, ..Massachusetts, Ifennsyl- yauia,:, Wisconsin and New J ersey. tThelDemoorats 'will in air pfobabil ityi carry New York, and the:Repub- ncans win carry jxiaBsauuuseLiB. ouujo ,are sapguine enougn.io. uppefur car rying Massachusetts, bat we can hard- ly expect such a satisfactory ; result Gett.! McClellan will probably carry New Jersey. ' Persons who are in a psijLion'to know a good deal of the jt,uation in Pennsylvania thnk the jchanqes.are, favorable, to, the ODamo- .crats. As to, Wisconsin, although many claim a Democratic victpry, we are'not'expectin'g such a result. , In a reference, to, IJon.', WilUam R jKmg,' ot- Alabama, in connection with th6 University of Nortli Caro lina, we mentioned that he had pre sided Over the U: S. Senate as Vice President. This is an error. His health. became yery much impaired apd be.went, t,Q the island of Cuba in 1853, and there took the oath of office as Vice President.- He, however, never again appeared in Washington His health continued to decline, and be -.returned , to Alabama, where he died April 18th, lg53. CURRENT COMMENT Without detriment to I other gallant Confederate cavalry leaders oi iue civu war, it win oe universally conceaed tnat if orresl was the great est of them all. Though not braver or more dashing 1 than the gallant ptuart, Liee, and other ot ins com peers, i yet' hie! had a cooler; head, broader comprehension 1 and 1 more power of Combination than any ; of them. There is no hvinoj Con.fede- rate or brave man", who will not drop a silent tear upon the grave of the departed soldier.- Petersburg Jrost. His story will bo told to our children, and his bright career will 'possess for them : all' the ' charms oT romance which -surround the 'names and deeds of Marion, Sumter, and Light Horse Harry. He has for some months been, seriously ill, and his death was not, therefore, unexpected; but it will, nevertheless, be received with the. most profound sensation of sorrow throughout the. entire South, and vill not fail to cast a shadow of gloom over the festive scenes weare now passing . through. We cannot now give any facts of his brilliant ca reer, but his deeds, which are imper ishable, will not be forgotten for want of a historian, and on the pages of our history few names will, shine with brighter lustre than that of N. B. Forrest, the fierce raider of Ten nessee. Richmond State. - Contesting each step, rallying desperately after each repulse, hold ing death at arm's length until there remained to him no force but the will not to die so Oliver P. Morton died.'' It was meet that the lion should die the lion's death. Above all the men of his time Senator Mor ton possessed the distinctive ; attri butes of greatness. Where other men persuaded ' he commanded, ac complishing by, sheer force of intel lect .that which his rivals could pot achieve with all s their art. He did hot win victories; through subtleness, though none'could'j be more adroit: nor by his eloquence alone, though he could nolo the most hostile assem blage spell-bound ; nor by the strength of his argument, for it was often steeped in error; nor by the loftiness of his sentiments, for they seldom rose above the level of partisanship; but there was back of all his powers that immense will-force before which his enemies went down as before an avalanche, which may be delayed but is the inevitable.. He commanded admiration from the most unwilling; it was his right; he could not com mand love, which greatness does not seek. Z?aft. Gazette, Dem. : BRIC-A-BRAC. "One crowded hour of glorious life la worth an age without a name." ' jji-t- No evil propensity of the human heart is so powerful that it; may not be sub dued by discipline. teneca. , : ! .Manj. people are i busy in this world gathering together a handful of thorns to Ai up6'h Jereritfr Taylw: ' v ' F ' i '-i-' Tn'feVe is ho book," says1 Sel den, sb VrafisTated as : the Bible for the purpose. If I translate a French bqk into English 1 turn it,- intq(Eogliflh phrase,': not iOto French-English. 'Jlfaitfroid .'I. say. tf8'cold, not it ffiakes'cbldj but the Bible is rather translated ihta English words' than into, English piirase. r The. Hebraisms are kep,t, and ihe phrase ,of, that language is 'kejt.f . ; "; . -j r . oj ( ) DRAMATIC NOTES. n . . ti - i i pss.JTBHWWK! wce.,rowe aqa nia TO WM?fd.lFJ? Karope., , j . ir, MradCUtoa drew large and jiand aomelyin?atewijUbaDy. n if'v -i Fanny'DiVen6Ttse'gageIment. a Boffalo Wa8'aulstK5CeS8,ii despite' ritormy vfeather v iIiuhvjiku v m j "" i -i . Airneey- after a fairly sUecesHful .season, ! withdraws ) from i the Broadway Theatre, New York, and Janauschekiopens there on Monday next: " ( . ' - Anna4 Boyl, the fburteen-year-bld Juliet, who 5 played at 1 Booth's in the early part of this season,' ia to reappear next, Monday in the suDOort of Blanche i Meda a, tfee. Theatre Francais, New York, . OliK STATE CONTBllIPOWaKi,. ttrancpi the debt on the best term pos-i J ..TT . e . : 1,1. on Km it thABA 1 .tei as in a. oiii io,xne pejyie iuc wi j ratification &iie&tiM. Anonesl the u: t-ottlomAnt'TOniltVl rfttfti V6 the aD- protaiof the people, &ki the Stateiwould. very soon make -a tremeodou. bofQndo wird an increase of wealth and population. run WrtAtvmn times Biezc8ie& primary 6lectio8y;lh ' people nearly two months ag'tf, aid was the first in - the Stateno urge tkeir bsUtotioB oi- coovotiorhicb ale too often "packed" or, gotten up in the Interest 4f two or . three men whp control tli Convention for themselves or the bene fito special friends. ; This is easily done m- getting "particular men. , appointed as rtSpirfttfiB and outline certain men pn com- mitees. -A a general , thing, nomraatihg conventions are tricky, ana on ina accouai objectionable, 'r They rarely represent the popular choice, and whether they give the vojer a .lump, of sugar. -or.; an emetic, he mnot- miln the dose down. and..'make no ugly mQUth over it. - Primary elections worked well in Virginia... They will work eduallv as well in North Carolina. Jtsut, it 1 may - be said, they are attended by mire trouble and costthan contentions. w fin not know that thy are. Th hpst. nolicv would be to let evfery.man i .nnHirlftte 'who 'wants to. and let the innreat. nnifi take the persimmons. This nsfiii tn he the fashion when the political waters were clear, and' "party" was not deemed of greater importance than coun- try." :But the waters nave neen so-aguaieu of late that they have , become, turpia ana unhealtbyr too much jnud floats pn top; Hence, conventions or primary meetings are deemed necessary filters. Modest men of lfiarnin? and eeniusscorh to thrust them selves upon the public as beggars for office custinff scramble in the political arena, and if they ever appear, in public life, it is be cause the office hunted them up and thrust itself on them. And they are the right mea to trust. Muton Chronicle. - j POLITICAL, POIMT. The President's so-called South ern policv is not irrevocable. - It is based conditional! v upon the respect paid, him in the South to the rights of all classes of -the people; without regard to raceriqoior or previous . condition. Uincintuut vommer- cial. . I From' our- Southern exchanges we ascertain that many of the carpet-bag, politicians, whose : facilities for i further stealing are at an end, are going back to the regions of their birth,' where they , have built fine houses out of the proceeds of their plunder. Augusta Chronicle. ; , It is a notorious tact that during all the years when the Iiepublican party had an unqueslionea supremacy in uon cress, f our-fif ihs : of the contested seats were civen tocfthe Republican;' ele ments, no matter how strong the other side of the case might be. Democrats stood no chance whatever in those dirty days. Mis touri Republican, Bern. ; . , , . ' f ' r i XWIMK.LINC5S. i r 'A Chicago saloon keeper has taken "for his sign, ?Tbey, All. lio It." Hydrophobia and intolerance are both contagious diseases, common to A woman who makes a practice of . .txirrowing a quart of milk Generally makes a pint of returning it. Lacteal i len der's sorrowful. soliloquy. ', ; i . t" Probably the reason why Green land has no cats is because it has no hack porches. Besides,' cold weather is !bad on fiddle-strings. 'Frisco Mail. . , ; Seven-eighthflLof the entire pop ulation of America. are ia debt to each ot er. well, indeed, may our people oe caueu the sturdy owemanry. Burlington Mawk- eye- '.-:'! M:.-' Virginia's debt is only $36,000, 000, and every Virginian feels that he will have to drink fourteen times a day to msjke the least Impression on it lioenester .Demo crat. . i Yesterday afternoon a tramp, who was locked up for stealing a soap bone and three pair of trowsers on South Hill, confessed to the officer who arrested him that he was Osman Pasha. Burlington Ilawheye. . , j Professor At. what age did Loo is XIII. mount the throne? Freshman When very young.. Professor Why? Freshman Because if he had been grown up he would have sat down on it. Being a child, he climbed upon it. Professor Fresh, oh, .Fresh. ifcsfcm IrateUer. t The sea otter is so deeply im- oued witu tne lear or man, tnat all at tempts to keep it;alive after its capture have failed, as it perishes by self-imposed starvation, all through its unconquerable fear of man. Ob, woman, bow deeply and strongly you do not remind us of the sea otter. Uawkeye. ; I "That man may last, but never lives": . Who much receives, but nothing gives; Whom none can love, whom none can thank, j Creation's blot, creation's blank. i But he who marks, from day to day, In generous deeds his radiant way, ; Travels the path his Saviour trod, The path to glory and to God." PERSONAL,. 1 Rose Etynge is a JewOs. j. Stanley Africanus is 35. Mme. Janauschek is in i New York. ' - Julian Hawthorne's new daugh ter has been christened Gwendolen. ' - A Spanish lady of rank is col lecting the photographs ' of Spanish i beau ties, to be sent to the. Paria exhibition. ' A Saffinawi school ma'am sneaks of. Spotted Tail as "Freckled Finale, the aboriginal chief tain." Boston Advertiser, ; . They wanted , to s welcome! Dom Pedro-homeitbra speech, but hd told them to stop; shoos: hands' all round and hurried indoors. " -; j - Eueenle and the Prince Imperial areaid to be charmingly simple id their, manners ana very, popular with . a host , of Hearing that the Emperdr .Ibf iysam i a cmei wuiuer m ine ijtreeK.cnnrCB, the'in;eve,rent graphic remarks.-;', wYies,''we ajl know... Bid Mi, a czardean.?' ',';'; -. T - - - - l IY1 .t - V . . i -Daring his lonsr reiara the Pone has founded '-130 bishoprics. " Id 1 Eurone there are 5M rjrelates; in America1 ?2;' in, AfrrearllTrffAstaTiO, and in Australia, TiOrof Falmouth . has been verv fortudkte'in betting during'thie past racing season In England. His wkrnihea are said' to amount to( I7a,l60i; exclusive -j of the ascpi goia vase- , R Ui o A- -A-.member , pan, make his imark without being placed in a eood ..committee' brace1 bythe Speaker ; and the- best oftchalr- maaahips dries ' not- make a small : man a great Qjn&pwefi' Amerttier - 'v i f .R!l!i lTr-.Pxof-tWirchow-of Berlin, asthe result of a aeries, of obsRrvAtuuin' iinnn 2,114,113ariufldreji. finds tljat.Jn nortnern uermapy cAuareu mwiiHebt 4ajr, numerous,' While the brunette1 type pre ponderates in southern Germany, attainine its maximum at the southwestern and Bouthi eastern poruonsi..r . , :,:, u.,,r;n.t i-.-- 'ti.b Maw Faetorr at. Kewbern. i The editor of the Tarboro South-IwMi-fho was in Newbern last kweek writes thns t6hispapef from place, in regard to.te new cot4 ton; lapiory, oi wT 4 bv has been said in thpapes: to With Judge Brooks we visited the cotton f aciory owned by the Neuse am ..Tea a D.s Clavooole. Presidenti! Goe. Allen, Treasurer and FinMciaj "A irrifTand Richard BerryrMarager: The i entire management of this mill is iu the hands of the; above named gentlemeni They have four, other stockholders. ''-Clay poole; and Allen own about two-thirds of the stock, and ai tbey own so tauch of it their services are given witnontsaiary, .expecting to get-pay in intetest and dividends'.-; The manager, R.! Berry, nrrvrL-a fnT ft nhftrfl of the DrofitS. The authorized capital stock is $200,000. They have $25,000 taken and have erected a mill 51x100 feet, two sto ries high, with, engine ..and; lapper room, and storage building. Machine ry for atockincr the mill with two thousand spindles, capable of turn 400 lbs. of warp and yarns a dav or about 1,000 bales of cotton o - . . . per annum, we puonsu imppeuii- ly, as we believe it will be a profitable industryand do much to build up Newbern. ' ':- ; 1 'f -. . . ? ' n a ' .;, : IiWDS-Llved. Ureat Women. ' ; ' The literary ladies,' pf , Great Bri- tain appear to nave Deep astonisning- ly long-lived. Here is: a list of them, with the ages at .which, tney oiea: Mis9 Jane Austen. 44: Mrs. Rad- cliff e, 59: Miss Mitford,. 69:j Mm. Trimmer, 69: Miss Jane Porter, 74; Mrs.: Elizabeth Montague, 8l; Mrs. " Plozzi, 81; Mrs. Barbauld, 82; Miss Xi A ..iTvf V . SO T n A xt lUnrnin ' Q9M Madame d Arblay, 88; Miss Hannah Moore, 88; Mrs. Marcet," 89;' Miss joauna raune, oy; aliss oerry, u, Mrs. Somerville, : 92 ; Miss Harriet Lee, 95; Miss Caroline Herschel, 98; Lady Smith, 103. - ' A translation of "Hamlet " into Portuguese by the King ". of . Portugal has lately been published at jjisoon. , Lilly & Brother, C OMMISSl ON MBR GHA NTS. ' COTTON A SPECIALTY, ,,; Aeenta far the LX.L. COTTON GIN. the old Sam- nel Griswold Gin under a new name, and with latest improvementa. Also, the MoBRYPE COTTUM PRESS. Send tor Ulrcalars. aogll-eod3m - SaTuTlt : . OPFICB REGISTER OF PKBPS, ' NEW HANOVER CO.', N. C., ' WILMINGTON, Oct 31,1877. Eenew at Oncel : .XiETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS, WHOSE Li censes expire on the 31st of October, are hereby notified that they mast RENEW. THE SAME AT ONCE. ' JOS. E. SAMPSON, Register of Deeds. octSltf Administrator's Sale. Ja WEDNESDAY, THE 2 1ST INST. AT HER late residence, on the corner of Fourth and Queen Streets, at 11 o'clock, noon, the undersigned, Ad ministrators of Elizabeth Hanlsey, will offer for . i , . , sale, at Public Auction, all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, and other PERSONAL PROPERTY, belonging to the Estate of the said Elizabeth Haolsey, deceased. Terms at sale. E. J. LITTLETON, JOSEPH W. TAYLOR, novStf Administrators. The World's Standard. SCALES RECEIVED HIGHEST MEDALS AT WorlfTa Fair, Londoa, -!!; -1 1851 World's Fair, Kew York, 1853 World's Fair, Paris. - - -. 1867 World's Fair, Vienna, -V - ; 1873 World's Fair, Santiago, Chili, - L 1875 W Oria 8 Jf aiT, JHUlaaelpnia, - j I7b World's Fair, fiidnev Ansfrttlift. ' 1 1877 , j t Also Bole i Agents for . . MIXES' ALARM MONET DRAWERS, HANCOCK'S INSPIRATORS, (The Best Feeder known for Stationery, Marine and Locomotive Boilers), i '. : .. : ALSO, I : -. .. OSCILLATING PUMP COMPANY'S PUMPS, ' Fairbanks & Go. ... 311' Broadway, New fork. '' aug 14-2taw4inD AW TuAFr ' ! Cotton Ties, Salt ;c. ' 1500 Bantilc8 Hook and Eye e COTTOf TIES, 3QQQSackaSALT, ' ' 7 50 Boxes ba?on' ; ; gQQ Bbla FLOUR, all, grades, . , n : Bbls SUGAR,. ' ' ;; ' i , ' . 100 Bbls MotA8SEs 'QQ Boxes SOAP,1 11 ' " '100; ? COtfJTJfiK,. . Backets, Cheese', Lard, Crackers,! Candy, gnnff, Ac. nOY 3-llUW. . DlKtfUKU, LUJCtf m uu. ..y-.ij . 105 Boxes !: DRY SALT ..';: 1 and SMOKED St 'i oi.--.!J'.-;:iii -.:li" : ,! :SIDESnr' 1 I') l - ' 1 l. . i. . " , ..Fpjsalelowby . nov 8-DWtf viniit HALL'Jfc PEARS ALL. , , -i : i U i ii ul Baicpn;1 tJBqon: '. it rrf Boxes D; 8. BIDES Ji. n I ,Ji ut ii V: nov 4-tf .... KERCHNER CALDER (BROS FAIRBAIXI KS J it, I . - jr- BLANKETS !; M- .- .-.'ll AAA PK. WniTK BL.AWH1STS, Avyf - i - 2Q0 PR. SILVER GRAY do, I f ' V5- 0 iiiVlVO, ciotb and Casslhiercs, A COMPLBTK STOCK, WHICH WILL ;BK SOLD . i AT POPULAR PRICES. 1 .1 i i JULlUS;SAMsbN, : ..- . ..... .-( 1- -,-,' 1 - , octWtf I 43 Market Street. Crockery; 60 CRATES ASSORTED COCKERy '. j .; . . : '" it f a. m l l : i j - s iu vuUBiKiuiicuii uu iur aic iuw. " Aleo a fall line of GLASSWARE, LANPHj Ac-; -Examine before pgrcfaaeAnfr elsewhere t ; , . '-. . ,t J,aTEENPBRUEK A'COS" ' ectll-3m ' ' Auction Store. llMarkot bt .-n.il m ST.RKCEl.YKl) 150 , Pieces ! More or those 7-8 aftd 4-4 ' rpuLORD cambrics. . -. table damask, wwte and colored. NAPKIN8, TOWELJJrandi?ap.I44eoif WHITE i GOODS, KMBttULUltUlKS, Italian a; i and Torcaon laces. Also A Fall Line ef Silk, Galoon and.Worstei ited FriDges : y. .. : 'octi4tr""i,i JUL US ' SAMSON, ' 43 Market Street Coal ! Goal! i 4 i i't 600 Tons EGG-S RATE COAL, i ! ! - i t 300 ! i": 'StoVb coal, 200 ENGLISH COAL, treryJclidiile,fcr qnick ftres in grates. . Try It and yoa will want mora. ?6ctl3-tr " ' WORTrf A WORTH. Bricks ! . f ! : -. t ; t ' i Bricks! ;1 AA- AAA otD BRICK, i For said I je 17-tf . WILLARD BROS. Notice !, Notice ! HAVING JUST RECEIVED A FULL AND COMPLETE LINK OF i -; ' i Hosiery & Underwear, ; j invite The attention OF ODR PATRONS TU THE STOCK, AND ASK . AN EXAMINATION BEFORE PUR- ' -'; CHASING' ELSEWHERE. DAILY RECEIVING NEW GOODS OF THE MOST SELECT STYLES JULIUS SAMSON, sept 16-tf .i k i I,. 43 MARKET ST. :andTies. ( A jf Rolls and naif Rplls BAGGING, Tons TIES, 1 AAA Lbs TWINE, For sale by ' ' KERCH NEK A t.'ALDBR BROS. nov4tr Flour. Flour. 2QQ Bb'sBOB WHITE FLOUR, 300 " BKLL FIOUR' For sale by ' nov4-tf KERCHNER & CALDER BROS. Corn. Oats. HeaL OAAA Bush. CORN. Prime, ' ' AJJVJ I White and Mixed. 1000 .BLACK SiCKD OATS.. J A A Bush. FRESli WATER- JJ GROUND MEAL , . For sale by - nov 4-tf KERCHNER A CALDER BROS. Candy! Candy ! New. Of dp Eaisins and Citron J-EFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE CALL and sample my STOCK OF CANDIES, just In, FRESH from the Manufacturers, to be sold at pri- ces LOWER than ever sold in this market;, before, AT RETAIL.' ' I CITRON, CURRANTS and RAISINS, new and I ,.v ' "';: ''; . ' I i irau. aim, s i uu muonmeoi oi nuia. APOLLINARI9 WATKR and HUNYADI JA- NOS BITTER WATER, recommended by thephyi siciansot pur city. foralflby i ; ' J ais.i C.Stev enson oct25 tf. .-4 ' :, ,f i Jiisti JBleceived, . . - -. ! tu: : j' ' j A large lot of Fine skjsu ana HAVANA CIGARS. Amongst them can be found the follow ing Brands, at OLD T1MJS .TKIUiSS : t Little Casin, very (.King Lear,- Seed and Havana, sc: 6 for 85c .. Gold, Seed and Ha. vana, oc; o ror zac. IU,1"',',h.'buhkhimeR's. i vihuouuii, lor zoc, oct 27-lf. Hoi ,;!(!; j jNo. 6 Market Street Sundries. i SUGAR, Coffee. Lard, Floor, SPeas.Cheese.Crack ers. Bacon, Rice. Butter. Etarch. SoaD.raDer. ags, a wnae, cigars, ooacpo, ana every tning a ,eiu urocer. or consumer neeas in our line. , ! ; t .. . ; ADRIAN A VOLLBRS, ' ' V.)'. , -Wholesale Grocers, --. , oct28-tf Southeast corner Front and Dock Sta. ' A PFLES, Potatoes, Turnip and Cabbage r-A ' ' -" : Adrian a, VOL.LER8. ' I ..... . 1 . . . .. .. f t'.M . ' S III I TtJSSiVSS? J" UFE J80"8 I prthe CnoicejtjBjd.wil guaranteed pedigrees- uaa uv ncvi va vsu.kiA avr aaa iiiucn mi.C7s i JDUJ . ,A-UUA9 lUipwnOlUtC ilTJTIlUC Ul A vertisers who offer so-called Free Prescriptions that are useless, and, anally prpre ruinously expensive. Whatever has merit must coat a fair price . 8 3 per casei 'tSentsbv exDrees atrrwhede. Sole Aeent. r. JOS. JACQUES, 7 University,, Place, New York, Druggists supplied. - f T!,Ti ' angll-ly - PECIlfTIO, FREE FOB THE SPEADY CUBE of Seminal Weak nbss. tost Manhood.'iild all disorders brought on by IndisciBtipB flr excess. Any draggist has tna ingredients. Address nr. j aiu ks at CO., Cln jclnaafl,Ohlo!f"i. i , febl5-lyDAW Curative Pads Karistag thererot.i.llng.Kid: "Man w.9.:.na all. Female im11 .V 'c...iad AWJiJ PAD, i vmwS' Ot, i'ad.fnrU'lPiir T n SMfSt Aoaiesa H.ALLETTr'&-C!o" t-,. . : AGENTS '') f ; Mi ll 1 j:, f iiHil'l a at OR PARTlCtrLARa a WI1SDH ' SEWING MACHINE CHIP 8M Broadway, New York City; UUffl. ? Chicago, lit; New Orleans L ' ...,.--.- . , Or Sn iCz?. r-ClMOCj, i Given Away A. itranee. traordlnarybeok, entitled -THE BOORnS1?6'8! DERS ,! - Containing, with WoN- rial illnstraUons, the mysteries of thp n.U8P'Wo- sical, Stranse Curiosities.' WitohnTi?. Whim. ma Wit, Fabnloi rions book, the publishers have I 4wny v aii ww aesire to see it. Addresn iT B re Pve it BoBtons-Maga. ... ."o""1 street, womc jbxiii AiX i 'WBiuieu, canyasBing for the pi Lare;eat Pa : . ' ! v . 1 fee V ' wy and Month,. ' lonthi with M&ml tn 1 ii iue W0rld.with v. J- motn (jhromos Terms and OnUt Free. Add ii : WJ. A'fl lfA A DAY at tfnvp . . , . . , . i TRUE & CO.. Akgnst v.hr 4-0 ?FRlFINa CARDsTwiti etuT n y. ,?0Bt p u JONES S JJ-O-J-J- 1 startling News. On? Pianos only $130. cost $650. Cir. Free Til Beatty, Washington, N. J. 'r-rree- l l "-!- '-I. J i i -r I , Jackson's Best SWEET-NAVY CHEUNG TOBACCO' wm nwirauu mo Hiuetn pnze at ventennial Bt and lastfng character ot its sweetening and flavrr ing. if yoa want the best tobacco Sour grocer for this, and see tbat each plug beam, luestriptrade-mark -with the words , "Jactoor," for sample to a A JAOKSON & CO., ManaS rare, Petersburg. Va. ;,, ,., OD noV3-4wDAVV. ";' TIT A IkTrilTITi The advertisers . AAV JCi; the Sole Agency ot tMcVe. leoratea oia stock Ales and. Porter, in tie ood only, to a good responsible Wholesale Grocervw Liquor uonse m Wilmingtoo, We to confisito urau auu uicjr w ecu hi, a price io cover invoice cusi ana cxpenBcs. rrererence aivcn to houses tint nave customers who deal in Ales and Porter Fis class home and New York City references rcqcirs .cjnuDiuujbj w applicant. jux Ales nait an excellent reputation at the North, andiwisli to have them introduced South. Apply in person orby iclici ix ji , aj m. Ira t n a: w. Brewers and Malsters, 518 to 532 West oct 81-lmireW " 83d St, New York City. NewTork :- I A STYLISH, HANDSOME COAT, a". ' ; " First CTass In wrery particulat. Pleasant to wear,' durable, and in the end the cheap est MADE OF BROWN VELVETEEN. Pockets and Lining made'to take out, so that it may be worn for early fall and winter shooting. Horace Smith. Eea.. savs : "It is mvidea of i shooting coat. I have worn4hera for several years. and will have none other." Price for Coat; $25: Vest. 6.53. ' Also, the best limivn iVllvlniviv T'ti nt a at 1 C t..i- rtalr I maboem. - ly the one grade, as the cheapest goods do not turn briars and will not give satisfaction. .-. . . j . ; ,i -Also, in addition' to the above. I am ' matin? a Waterproof Canvass Suit, cut same style as the V cl veteeni goods, not stiff and hard, but soft and plea sant to wear; guaranteed to turn water, sportsmen who have seen it savit is The Pest Yet Coat Sti.Sti. For full Suit, $14.00. X aisamase the Sleeveless Coa': Vest with sleeves u aesirea. Rules for measurement and samDles sent unoo . ... r F. L, SHELDON, oct 25 D&Wtf RAHWAY, N. J. SHARP'S M ETALLIC CARTRIDGE, MILITARY,-HUNT ING AND "CKBBDMOOR" KlFLtS excel all others in accu- ; racy, strength and ' ' " - safety. Ho Premature Discharge Ever Occun Every Rifle warranted a good shooter. Calimil 40, 44 and 50-100 ofjan inch, and of any desired length Charge' ef powder from 50 to 105 grains. Weighto! I balls from 320 to 548 grains. Stock, plain; al Pistol grip and -.checked. Sights: plain; Globe iidc I Peep Sights; Vernier with interchangeable frcm sighta. and : Wind-gauge. Every variety of munition for above guns, constantly on hand. Prices from $30 to $125. , ' , SHARP'S RIFLE COMPANY, : sept tl-B& Wtf - - Bridgeport. Conn. SPORTING DOGS. Breeding: kennel of a. g. waddell, y v V (Formerly of New Jersej), V EDlNA, KNOX COUNTY, MISSOURI. , t,.The Finest Strains of SETTERS POINTERS, SPANIELS AND OTHKH ' SPORTING DOGS, Bred from both Imported and Native Stock, at mo derate prices1.- 1 apioiijsw. SPORTSMEN'S Pil-T.aixii0d Moccasins BOOT MOCCASINS, SHOEPXOKS, ladIes!! MOCCASINS, and . CAMP SLIPPERS, ; made from carefully selectdd'stock. in the bc m" Lner.at.priceflWsnrtJpietlm'ee.,. Send ror Circular and Price Lists. j. fi: i " KARTIN S -'HUTCHINOS. . . . ..r :T.0 ft -..P-O. Box 861, . oct IT DAWtr ' "Dover, New Hampshire THE ; SSElDEEf'i-BREECH-LOlfflG Siiot-Guh. Prices", ib M) to $'230 00. GUNS WASMTED Ana me ceieoraica I i jjij ajj j . jlj r jjy jls iir j 1 XI M ' rw . I ' ' ALTERED VO BR BBclf LOADING. JPriceiV,'$40 to. fSlOO. ClaSSneider, 1J t MANUFACTURERS, ! i' " ' a' " 214 Wejt.Pratt Street, :r. i, ..i- Baltimore. Send for Catalogue. . dec22D&Wtf- Hifirh-Bred Doffs. English, i&sii' and ' Gordon setters, York.JeHB H. JL. '..STEDUAN, Jr- AttoraeiTftnd Cotinrellor at law. ELl2ABETilT0N;") BLADEN COUNTY, N. C- i Office Up BtalrsJ In Brick Building, ocenpica "i ruuaiaiiBco., , . onmg : Snecial attehlloh tb Claims. ' Col 'ections on snm of ilOdandanifwards made for Five Per ceo without suit. Drawing Deeds, Mortgages,.-, specialty.' i - - " ' s ap5-D&W-u
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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