North Carolina Newspapers

THE HOBNING STABV By WW. H. BERNARD. BATK3 0 MTB80KIPTIOW TH ADVAKCn : oneyear, (by mail) postoge P 2 3 six months, ...... f 85 Three months, w M 1 00 one month , ' -,wHn anv Dart of the nCentrrweekT Oar City "Agentaare TfJ VVT Ttffk JQ IIVAW in advance. . OUTLINES. also gives incidents in the life of Rev. A. D. Cohen; how, through the Tim nomination of YY. u. ttoouiws i enons oi a woman ouimaj ouuwi Minister to the Netherlands will go to the teacher, he had been brought to lod. f';oto nn Monday. The attitude of He then explains the working of the . . vnth Rishtand Lett is factious; it is Little Leader plan. lUBX'iv -a The v. -if qrmin "Star. : WTT .MTNftTON. N. C. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1877. wiiui 1 m mmvrmc I XTlfW A"nVT?.T?TrSP'.MT?.'MTS , RITES OF One Square one day,., ' two days. ADVERTISING. tl 00 1 ?s 50 3 00 3 50 4 00 6 CO 8 50 10 00 17 00 24 00 40 00 60 00 Local Dot--1, -.: The almanacs predict fait and frosty weather for to day and to-morrow. , Cautionary signals are , ordered continued for Cape Hatteras to-day. ; ? Military matters. A iMntont ftonoral .Tnnpfl han issued Gen- eral Orders No. 17, which, are to the effect BROWN & RODDICK. that in accordance with the sixth section or the "Act for the establishment of the North Carolina State Guard," the'colored military .nffht the Senate wUl not encourage the conflict desired byiheMinistry, The Deputies have a quorum. The Pope's condition-ismorethreatening. Forty eight persons in the service of ex-Sultan Mnradhave been arrested. - Russian defeat near Erzeroum confirmed. Muktar Pasha was not wounded as re rte j. - Turkish loss at Deve Boyon was 2,500, killed, wounded and prisoners, aud most of their arUUery. .It ia thought Defrees will be confirmed as pub lic printer. Montenegrins are bom ha'rdine Padgoretze. " Gen. George A. Shendarr will be appointed Collector of In Pn.Hint. Tv irr. heino- called out To-dav is known m the religious organizations now existing will be organ- ' , o . I . . .. I . ......... . .1. t:" by the convention, delivered one of calendar as the Twenty-rourtH Bunaay alter izea into oauauons, mose in tne tbe most powertul ana eloquent Trinity. speeches on the Sunday school ques- 0nly one interment in Bellevue tion that it has ever been our pnvi- -f -. t . . - lege to listen to. Cemetery during the past week, which was The report " was then adopted, and an adult. ; , ; i j ; ' a recess for dinner was taken. The arms for the Cadets of the risidn to compose the Fourth Battalion, as follows: Company A, Oak City Blues; OWING TO THE SUCCESS AND BALKS CON SEQUENT UPON TDK LAKGE EEDUCTI08 The cry Come,! The special order, being the report cape Fear Military Academy have ,been J poa6 the Fifth Battalion, as follows: Corn- Company B, Newbern Rifle Cadets; Com-J we havemade mpon very many special .lines i of pany C, Newbern Guards, and Company u, Oberlin Vance Guards. - s ' Those in the Second District will com of the Board of Education. The secretary read the report of the Board. . .. Prof. L. B. Mills stated that one or two associations were educating shipped. ; ; 5 j There was not: a single inter ment in Oakdale Cemetery during the week closing yesterday. .. : . . Dopli;rSuperior Court meets . . . . : : TTS TTana one wmk irom lo-morrow,- uuuui. young ministers that were not report ed bv the Board. During : the war L unu " . - f I " . r r M.irr.ti is I and nini.n . there were verv ICW COra- I t..,i ir c,:a: teril ill IteveUUC Ul UWUUiaua. . u -- - - l JUUgB JUUOIC, yicomiut,. v J -. - t ; , r , - m . , . J DEY GOODS, we have decided to; 4 add the following .j., .. IJst of Special Bargalnsj which excel in attractlvcneea and cheapnem any thing we have yt offered: -;. : . i No. 1. ;'l A varied lot of DRESS GOODS, in Serge.I Repp and Alpaca lliztares, 15 cents 'per yard. . , , FRESH three dais....... - lonraays,.... .. " " five days,.....,. one week,....;. ' Two weeks...... " " Three weeks,.... " " One month...... ,,.. Two months. " Three months,.. s sixmontns,... One year,.,... Contract AdvertisemenU taken at proper tionately low rates. Ten lines selid Nonpareil type make one square. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Henning & Teel. No. 9 market Street, near the Wlinrf, Offer a Large and weU Belected Btcck cf HARDWARE, IRON. NAILS, TOOtVS, . ' ACRICUIiTURAI. IMPLEITIKNTS, i:: ' &c. &c. ; , f. at prices to satisfy all who want Cheap Goods to salt the times. ... cxtrNTRY MERCHANTS are invited to exam- CTTT"PT TT?d f I ine ouriStockand satisfy themselves before making O IJ il LlJliij i I their purchases. . nov li lt Hang your Banners on the outward Walls, is, Still they OFr Eyery Thing that is Good aM Nice ! of Harlington, leader of the Liberal party ' s . . , ..j t j I had iKa onnortunltv to eo to school in the House, lias Deen eiecteu iu ' K;ta .t,a.w:t.l, Rectorship of Edinburgh University. The Samoan outrage is confirmed. - -New York markets: Money 5 per cent ; gold 102; cotton strong at cents; flour firmer, Southern $6 50$8 50; wheat quiet; corn active at 61,c; spirits turpen The boys had to work white the girls Second Presbyterian Church, has returned and the officers of the Fifth Battahbn at pany A, Hanover Light Infantry (Wilming ton); Company B, Cape Fear Light Infan try (Wilmington); Company;C, Howard Light Infantry; Company D, Fayetteville Rifle ' Guard, and Company E,1 Charlotte The company officers of the Fourth Bat- I (Bvery one ttway below anything we ever offered I QjiJ Q CcKT;' klRlB l ailO U Will meet k uuiuouuiu wu ii uu". day, i November 21st, to " elects Major, IN THE ' before.) ' 1 OUR DHltSS GOODS ElAT is replete with all the Novelties, and at prices that cannot fall to meet the approbation of alL Biack Cashmeres from 40 cents to $1 SO;; Worsted Fringes in all the popular shades; ; . ... . ' - - -. -. Black Silk Fringe's both cheap and handsome; Gaioons, Braids, Ac, Ac; . BLANKETS) from $1 75 to $12 00; ) Flannels in White and Colored, Twilled and. Plain; also fall line of Opera in Plain and Plaids FELT SKIRTS from 75 cents; Balmoral Skirts from 50 cents; and will occupy his pulpit to-day. The Register, of Deeds issued only one marriage license during the past week, which was for a colored couple. Colder, clear or partly cloudy went to school. A large number of these boys had been called to preach and ; had been trying to wear off the impressions. There was in one Association ten young men who did not have common school education, tine firmer at 3334 cents; rosin firm at an(j wfc0 wanted to preach but could weatiier, northerly winds and higher pres- $170177i. ? not on account ot this aenciency, - . I Tnese were 10 ue our iutuio pmku- i . xne repwu vi "-v-" i ers, ana ne asKea ii ii wmwisuiu.ici, ,, oo an effort to prevent reinforcements these boys alone; could we expect - iDer uiwu, tYioao hnws to rise no ana ao wnai, were rauier biuuu, uuijr avi,-" the most favored could not do? An bales. . The sales, as far as reported, foot- nnpilnp.atfid minister could not teach Wilmington on the same , day ta elect a Lieutenant Colonel and Majors for the re spective battalions. Contribution fo the Orphan Asylum We are pleased to learn (and the orphans will be more pleased stlfi) that a box is surerare the indications for this section to-I being gotten up by our citizens for the benefit of the inmates of, the Oxford Or- from entering Erzeroum, isconBrmed The Turks lost 2,500 men and the creator part of their artillery ; at the tDe pe0pie in the work of State and battle of DeveJioyun. French affairs still appear mud dled. There is a spirit of factious ness existing between the Right and the Left, whilst the Senate," it is re ported, shows no disposition to fol low the leadfUie Ministry in encou rarnns a conflict. The '" House of. Deputies have a quorum and can pro ceed to business. foreign missions, education or, any other object of the State. Ho then compares other States with oqr own, showing how far we were behind. Delegates are still speakiug as the train leaves. R. Durham, N. C, Nov. 9. The Convention had an interesting and enthusiastic discussion this after noon on the educational enterprises ed up 425 bales. The interments in Pine Forest (colored) Cemetery duiing the past week phan Asylum. Quite a number of articles, such as provisions, clothing, etc., have al ready been contributed, and it fe hoped that ihe good work will go on until not only one box, but two or three, may be packed and Bent to the little ones under I caesimeres for Men and Boys' Wear cheap; : Good Friends, j ; Our space in the Star is not .sufficient for us " .. i i . To state or even Approximate what we have to sell. "Parson Mills' care. All desiring to con- numbered six, of which three were adults j tr1DUte to this laudable purpose can leave and three children. Rev. J. N. Stallings will, fill the pulpit of the First Baptist Church to day, the pastor, Rev. J. B. Taylor, being absent in attendance upon the Convention. In consequence of a change' of articles at the store of Messrs. George R. Freach & Sons, the place of . deposit. Thermometer Record. The following will show the state of the thermometer, at the stations mentioned, at 4.35 yesterday evening, Washington mean Kentucky Jeans from 13f cents; LADIES' S-BUTTON KID GLOVES 75 cents (In Black, Dark Colors, White and Opera Colors); COME and SEE ITS. Examino for Yourselves. Judge Jerry Black is said to have prepared that crushing rejoinder to Stough ton V article in the North American Review, but it will not ap pear in that bi-monthly. Why, we are not told. It will appear in the New-York'm of to-day. It will be eagerly read by all parties and by people in every section of the Union.' issued from the Signal Oflice in this city: of the church. There was a "large schedule on the different railroads thee ascertained from the daily bulletin number of persons present in addi tion to the delegates to the Conven tion. Dr. Wingate, President of Wake Forest College, made one of thp happiest efforts of his life, holding the vast assembly spell-bound and in tearful silence for one hour. After the address a collection was taken up, which amouuted to $1,105. marshals for the Cumberland Fair. Fayetteville Gazette. . W. B. Draughon, Esq., Chief Mar shal of the Cumberland County Fair, has appointed the following assist ants: ' Cumberland S. F. McDaniel, Jo siah Evans, John Evans, Jr., Murdoch A Proclamation by the Governor. Whereas, The law of the State, representing the religious sentiment of our people, makes it my duty so M . h u B&y jumus Wil lo-' t tt i l T, liaras, David McAllister, Fred. Al- Now, therefore, I, Zebulon B. derm Neill Blue, M. MeSwain, Vance, Governor of North Carolina, Robert Strange, J. A. Penlberton, do issue tis my proclamation ap- Jr Jame8 Holmeg W. N. Williams, pointing Thursday, the 29th day of Kobe80nAugustusMcLean,Tho8. November, instant, as a day of pub- jormeut lie prayer and thanksgiving to Al- Moore John Berryman, W. S. T. mighty God for the peace, health and j3rewer bounteous fruits of the earth and oth- Harnett J; H. Williams, John A. er blessings wherewith He has blessed -xjurchison. us during tbe passing year, ana x Chatham Edgar Haubton. , will also be a change in the time ot closing the mails at the postofflce in this city, to which we invite attention. ; i , Cloudy and cool yesterday, iwith a snowish feelintr in tbe atmosphere. In fact the opinion was hazarded several times during the day that there was snow as near here as Richmond, and perhaps nearer. j The Daily Review office is be ing removed to the building on the south east corner of Chesnut and North Water j streets, the lower story of which was for ly occupied by Mr. P. Newman.j Atlantic Coast tine Change In Fast Mail 8ch4al6. ' Commencing November 11th, 1877, the following named changes occur in the fast mail schedule lnforce over the Great At lantic Coast Line: Augusta 54 Charleston, ......57 Corsicana, 50 Galveston .50 Indianola, . . . . . . .53 Jacksonville,. . . . .58 Key West,.. .....67 Mobile........... 47 Montgomery . ... .45 New Orleans,.... 50 PuntaRassa,.....62 Savannah......... 58 St. Marks........ 49 Wilmington,.... 53 GENT8' WHITE KIDS 75 cents; Genta' Black Kids $1 00; Ladles' Guipure Lace Scarfs f3 00 and $4 00; Spanish Lnce Lace Scarfs $1 50; Also a fall line by the yard; Neck Huffing from 10 cents to $1 00; Neck Raffs from 1 cent to 5 ce nU; CALICOES 5" to 8 cents. Goods Gruaranteed ! We have Two Wagons Itunnlng Williams & Llurcliison, r- Wilmington, N. C3. . Offer, at Low Prices, 10 000 8acks LivePo1 Lisbon SALT, , -J9 QQQ Kegs NAILS, 9Qfi( Bids MOLASSES, choice Porto Rico, - 1UU 1 Afl Bhds SYBTJP . .'gQQWs SUGAR; ail grades, v v ! ; Q Q Sacks RiUgnyra and Java COFFEE JQ00 Barrels FLOUR, all grades, 200 80X68 8aited 8lD3?8 v r fk A KoUs and Half Eolls Btandard OUU - BAGGING, 200 60X68 CIIEBSB, - 20 0 80X68 CANDLE3 ' ' ' 2QQ Boxes SOAPS..! : ' ALSO, '. I - Tobacco, Snuff, Candy, Lye. Hatches, Ac, Ac. .. all for sale by the package at very close figure. nov 11 tf .. . - . '. 'I.. .. - . New Books. rpriAT GIRL OF MINE. ' ,., Bessie's Six Lovers. Theo ! a Love BtOry-" That Horrid Girl. ? a "4 ". The Coquette : aTale of Lbve and Pride. Colley Clbber's Life of Edwin Forrest. All for sale at : vV1 V YViAnEIN8BERGER'S nov 11 tf Live Book and Music Store. GOODS All lay ! DELIVERED , FUfcE I ItlVEK ANDMAKINE ITEMS. The schooner Ella, Conden. arrived at Mayagucz from this port on tbe 18th ulw The Norwegian brig Vera; Eriksen, sailed from Oporto for this port on the 1st inst ' The British barque Arctic, Masters, sailed from Havana for this post on the 1st inst. The schooner Belle Brown, Hunt, sail ed from Rockland for this port on the 1st mst. Souihtoard Leave New York at 6 :d0 r. I The BCUoocer Sidney C. 2yler, Barrett, M , Philadelphia 9:30 P. M., Baltimore 12:35 cieare(i (rom Philadelphia for this port on A. M., Washington 2:45 A. M., Richmond I 8tn in8t ' BLEACHED COTTONS; Amoskeag Bleached Cotton, 8 ccAts; . 4 4 Fruit of tho Loom Cotton, 10 cents; ' 4 4 Androscoggin L Cotton, 10 cents; ) 4-4 Wamsntta, 1SX cents; ' Pride of the West, 14 cents. t ,-i A full line of Unbleachings from 5 cents. ; BROWN & RODDICK, novllrtf ' . . 45 MARKET STREET. JAll mistakes or errors rectified unon notification. : A Hold the Fort. .i Bacon.: Bacon. 100 80X68 s ?IDKS " For Bftl jy ' nov 11-tf KERCHNKK C ALDER BROS Corn &,Brk Seed Oats. s; . 2000 Bnfia CO8 ' ; . 1000 Bushels .BLACK BEKD OATS. For sale by nov 11-tf KERCflNS & C ALDER BROS. Salt Salt. Salt. K((Ci Sacks Liverpool SALT, 1000 nov 11-tf ' . Marshall's- earnestly invoke the people to sus pend, as far as may be practicable, all secular business, and to assemble together on that day in their, usual places of worship for religious ser vices, and to rememoer tnai our praises will be incomplete unless with liberal hand we also relieve the poor, the widow and the orphan. 7 Done at our city of Ra leigh, on this the 9th day of Seal. Nov., in the year of our Lord 1877, and in the one hundred and second year of our inde ; pendence. Z. B. Vance. By the Governor, David M. Vance, Private Secretary. i Baptist State Convention. Raleigh News Report Concensed. THIRD DAT The report of the Sunday School Board was taken up as the special or der of tho hour. 1 Rev. J. J. James regarded the Sunday School work as one of the most important of the denomination, and the only hope of the Baptists were the Sunday Schools. It was the great barrier of Infidelity. He did not think any Board had done such a great work as had this. Ma j. W. A. . Graham moved to strike out so much of the report as aforesaid to a removal of the Board. Carried. Tlev. Theo. Whitfield thought the Board deserved r the thanks of the Gonvent.irm- He was Very much in love with the Little i Leader plan df the Board. This Board has been ex ceedinflv liberal with their own funds : . Rev. F. II. Jones felt proud of the work the Board had done. If there was any work that was near his heart it was the Sunday School, and one in which he was actively engaged. ;IIe thought we needed system in our contributions to benevolence, and the Board had given os a system' that was highly commendable. ; Rev. F. M. Jordan spoke against Union Sunday Schools, and urged the churches to have their own Sunday Schools, and to patronize our own papers and publishing houses, and closed with some observations from his work in the State. Col. J. H. Heck had no speech to Samnson-W. Stevens. H. Bea man, Edgar Williams, Matt. Lee. Bladen Fred. Love, Frank Ses soms, J. A. Wooten. THE CITY. r NEW ADVERTISEMENT KxsrROWicz Cigars. W. II. Sttkon Cigars. John Dawson Hard ware. ' Heiksberger New books. J. II. Allen Hold the fort, R. J. Scarborough Oysters. . Henning & Teel Hardware. ; D. A. Smith & Co Furniture. Chas. Klein Undertaker, &c. Grant, Hinton Co Flour, &c . Brown & Roddick Dry goods. Geo. Myers Cheese, hams, &c. . Tf. Jacobi Revolvers. euds1&c. ' Mallard & CoSaddlery goods. -; Geo. A. Peck Horse collars, &c. Freeman & Baldwin Dentistry. Mcnson & Co. Clothing la order. J. A. Springer Coal and wood. J. W. Gordon & Bro Insurance. Harrison & Allen Nobby sty les.; PeTTEWAY & Schclken Wanted. . T. H: Howey, Jr. Boots and shoes. IIayden & GERHARDTSaddleiy, &c. Williams & Murchison Low prices. Hall & Pearsaia Flour, rye and corn. Boatwright & McKoY-Fresh supplies. F. M. King & Co Stoves, tin-ware, &c. B. F. Mitchell & Son Wheat, oats, &c Giles & Mdrchtson Meat cutters, &c. W. & W. R.R. Co Change of schedule. W., 13. & A. R.R. Co Change of schedule Kerchner & Calder Bros Mackerel, bacon, corn, salt, &c. . , " Tnrued Over to Their Parents. j The two colored boys, Mike Pender and Robert Vann, charged with stealing a num ber of salt sacks, the property, of Messrs. Willard Bros.; mention of which was made in our last issue, had a hearing befor& Jus tice Hall, yesterday morning, who, iu con sequence of their extreme youth; turned them over to their respective parents with the understanding that they I would proper ly chastise the precocious youngsters for the offence. 8:40 A. M., Wilmington 7:25 if: M. Ar rive at Charleston 4:15 A M., Augus ta 6:26 A. M., Savannah, 10:45 A. M., Macon 1138 A. M., Columbus 3:33 P M.. Montfl-omerv '8:05 P. M.. Mo bile 3:00 A. M., New Orleans 8:35 A. M. Northward Leave New Orleans at 5:00 P. M Mobile 11 :15 Pi M., Montgomery 7:05 A. M., Macon 3:57 P. M., AugusU937 P. M.; Savannah 2:15 P. M., Charleston 10:00 P. M., Wilmington 9:10 A. IL, Rich mond 8 :00 P. M. Arrive at Washington 1 :20 A. M., Baltimore 8:15 A M., Philadelphia 6:40 A. M. , New Tork 9:35 A. M. ' - " VbauKes of Schedule. j - A change of , Schedule on the Wilming ton and Weldon and the Wilmington, A Swedish brig and two barques, names unknown, were reported in below yesterday, awaiting orders. I CALL THE ATTENTION OF AL.L, rAKii&a who have WATCHES, CLOCKS and JKWBLRY to be REPAIRED, to the fact that I nave an expe rience of twenty-four years at the Bench, and feel justified in saying that all work left In my care Will mvln m-w nmraiil sitantion. 1 have no -workman, but myif, and no apprentice to botch up toork, sad can promise that in the future all work entrusted to my care shall be promptly done and In the most workmanlike manner. ; Not intending at present to keep much stock on tianii T ahull riamte mT whole and undivided atten- tion to tne Mecnanicai srauca ui uia n mu wu ewelry Trade. - , . All Botched op Jobs made a specialty. Cnronom- Boatwright & McKoy, 5, T and 8 .NORTH FKONT ST. novfll-D&Wtf . mallard & Co. i l-PW Herring and Lard. - sr . .r - For sale by KERCHNER A CALDER BROS. Jewelry Trade. eters Rated and Nautical instruments Repaired. nov ll-4t J. H. ALLEN. No. 6 North Front st. CITY ITKIB&. The attention of sportsmen is invited to the ad vertisement of M. S. Hatchings, to be found In the Stau. His Oil Tanned Moccasins, uooi moccasin, Shoe Packs, &x, are of excellent quality and a great comfort to the sportsman. Write for circular giving full particulars. ? Notice. O TSTERS IN EVERY STYLE, . . S - r ; - : AND THE BEST IN THE CITY. Call at the SCARBOROUGH HOUSE ad try them. South Water st, between Market and Dock, novlloawiw Su R. J. SCARBOROUGH. , WOMAN S MOST JSITirjSO-llVJ- y,HAa.m. . , lovely complexion as imparts by Gouraud s Olym- Wqt StOI e ! rom ThU loner established preparation has I v v w received the unQualifled commendation of tno beau- tv and fashion of the land. Price in large Bottles reduced to One Dollar. For sale by J. u. Manas. DOOLKT'S zKAST fOWDKR will always rnake aU these proeucOens light and wholesome. It is warranted to make betteTjiighter. 1 weS tore toSSSme and nutjltious biscuits, TIN ROOFING, ease, oreaa, etc, uuui naj umw a Tnr XfrtXTTTlf TtVT AT. ALABA8TKB mBV be attained by using Glton's Sulpha Soap, which does away with the necessity for Bplphur Baths. Try 'it, ladies. Jtis a genuine beautifler, and very eHlHTTOTHOSB PRKJIATTJBKI.T GSAT, use HllX'S Haib DTB. Lam Papkes. To Harris' News Stand, ispnth side Front Street, we are indebted for copies of the New York Ledger, Chimney Corner and Frank V Tjj,..tZi lirnmamr for tho current week. The Stand wiU remain open until 11 o'clock this morning. m and those Pol-. vermacher's Electric Belts enecraaiiy euro) Saam, weakness, and dey. Book anj Jour- nal. wltn mronnaiion wwui muuouuc, Address rui.TEBKAcnisa Gai.vakic Co.. Cincmnau, Ohio. . ., : m ' - -. ..i-mmu w ovoTTP Nn other medicine in the w-rld waTever eiVen such a test of its curative fYJ1! -J" ft n.M Ststtp. Two mU- Sonfour hnd thousamall bottles of this TlflHT WELL RAISED BREAD, BISCUITS, rmK; anrl Animsift "Rftilrojida will ca I nakea and Pastry, dittest easily and conduce 1 to good & I ZZ'Yti, iA i,V.HfT makes labor of allkinQs ea and Express train on the former road will leave the Front Street depot, in this city, at '9:10 A. M. and arrive at same at 7.05 P. M., and the night Mail and Express train on the same road will leave Front street denot at 7.05 P. M. and arrive at same at 10.25 A. M.; and the day Express and Mail train on the latter road will leave Wilmington at 10.44 A. M. and arrive at G.40 P. M.; tho night Express train: will leave Wilmington at 7.25 P. M. and arrive at 8 45 A. M.; and the through freight train will leave at 11.00 A M. and arrive at 4 P. M. " ' - SaS eBT" The Corabtriaad Fair. Mr. Wm." Alderman, Secretary of the Cumberland County Agricultural Society, in a letter to the editor of this paperf states that an invitation has been extended to the cadets of the Cape Fear Military Academy, and he hopes to see them present. He adds: "I am instructed by the different ,boat ISTew -Goods ! WS '.;.,- J them do, would be a te STOVES, TIN-WAKE, i WOODEN and WILLOW WAHE, TBnNKS. Todies' and Gents' Satchels. ftfPrompt attention to Manufacturing and Ke- o'l-tf " No. 8 South Front St. Furniture and Carpets. 1877. D. A. SMITH & CO. 1878. T7K)R FALL AND WINTER TRADE, A LARGE Jj and complete stock now in Warerooms, for sale low. Calf and examine and send for catalogues. nOV 11-t - - ; ; .. - Boots and Shoes. ; THE LATEST AKD MOST DESIRABLE STYLES of Ladles' and Gents', Misses' and Children's, Boys' and Youths' Boots and -noes, onerea m prices that will enforce sales. An examination of stock solicited. , '. " t. n. huwjsx, jb , novll-lt ' , Market Street. A Big Cotton Fire V At TTtR fJOTTON PRESS AND CAROLINA CENTRAL RAItiROAD WHARF, if the Insurance 2QQ Half Bbls and Kits MACKEREL 200 Bexes ttBRRING n Tierces and Tubs LARD, nov 11 tf For sale by KERCHNER & CALDER BROS. nov 11 It REPAIRING, &c. , JH. K.INO & CO. ' Na 89 Market St. PWs OW Stand, 22 lariet Street. JTUMPTY DUMPTY CIGAR and sold from the original boxes at FIVE CENTS a piece, by w gT1jRONt Solo rropridtor.; , tAsk for them and take no other. : nov l-lt Meat Cntters ant Sausage Staffers. LARGE AND ASSORTED STOCK OF Meat Cutters, Sausage Staffers, , Coal Hods, Coal Shovels, Andirons, Shovels, Tongs,c., c, . , : For sale at Lowest Figures at . , GILES & MURCHISON'S s. nov 11-tf - New Hardware Store. A Coal and Wood. medicine were distribatedrc By aruggi intnia country to those afflicted wiConsumption. Asthma,,Cro?p, severeng ntnarn-aiBeaaeB u umbuw"-o-. nT . mr . ;w tw nasseners taevery town and village to theUnitea rpHK BEST. QUAUTi ur win bV Ddurinir next week for oW UstTf "V..TT . S,,- COAL, at Lowest Market rates. several weens gu half the usual rates. ojo AvtpnriAd invitation to all the editors of the Slate, and I again invito all in good and regular standing in the editorial ;fra-: teraity, to pe wiib us; next week and; let s have a good old time." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. XLNT Cigars. ! AT THE CELEBRATED GARDEBI CITY . A mnio TmpnRTiiM thev do it. and will con- vyix. fr . i i i.vr tarn lnnrocrnnhl tinue to sen tnose "f" . "rii .7; . Pino wonn .- . , uoiii aeu e.(ia . ..." . . . st , Sawed 6r long, at low price, nov 11-tNov 14 J. A. SPRINGER. Dentistry. take, thirty days to adjust and Ai losses, as me majority oi terrible blow to the trade of wiimincrtAn. whonn tntftt banking caDital does not exceed one-half the value of the cotton now lying at those two places. Hence the advantage to the whole community, as well as to Individuals, py suring in Companies that pay their losses without unnecessary delay, v .' : We are prepared to insure TEN MILLION DOL LARS WORTH OF COTTON and other property under either speciflc.floating or in transitu policies, at tfce very lowest rates consistent with safety: and in case of loss to speedily adjust and to PAY THE SAME WITH OUT DI8UUUAI M own a.o PROOFS ARE MADE. .1 We represent the fallowing Companies: ; Liverpool & Lendon & Globe, Hambarg:Bremen, BriUeh America, Commercial of Richmond, Mobile Underwriters. . , Mississippi Valley, and others, with combined assets of over ; ' ' FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS. : ; , i-li; . JOHN W. GORDON & BRO.. General Insurance Agents, '- J4 North Water street, nov 11-tf Wilmington, N, C. ' LARGE VCOHSIGNMETS WANTED rpO SUPPLY DEMANDSOF ALARGB TR&pjB in ' Feathers, Furs, Vfaxv Tallow and Hides; : . Clay Peas, White Peas, Onions and Apples, ; : - . Potatoes, Poultry, Eggs, &c . ' . Make prompt and profitable returns. Wc execute orders for Merchandize, . -. -r. Fish, Meats, Sugar, Coffee, &c.,-" , i Lard, Butter, Molasses and bait, : - ? j ; j , -, norn. Fionr.Lve and Potash, .. Spirit Casks, Glue, Guano, &c, ; ; ir ' ' ' Soap, Tobacco, Cigars, &c Handle Cotton and Naval Stores '. . , ' PETTEWAY & SCHULKKN, Brokers and Commission Merchante :ov 11-tf ' Next North Princess and Water sts. - SPECIAL NOTICE ! Is called to our very choice selected White and Bed Wheat ! Black Seed Oats ! Best Seed Eye ! Western and N.:Y. Hay, . Just received and for sale low by , mv 11 tf : ij ! f B. F. MITCHELL & SON. luur. jciuui. 500 BBLS GOOD FAMILY plouk . Fresh milled, received in the past five days. For sale low by. . U07 ll-D&Wtf HALL A PEARS ALL. Seed Bye and Oats. gQQ Bush SEED OATS, 2QQ BaBn8EBD BTE, For sale by nov ll-D&Wtf HALL & PEARSALL. ; We Again CALL THE ATTENTION OF THOSE IN WANT to our stock of MERCHANT TAILORING GOODS, which we are making to order at lees than New York prices. . .. . MCNSON & CO. nov 11-it Clothiers and Merchant Tailors. Uumallable Letters. ( The following are the unmailable letters remaining in the city postofflce Nov. 9th: Miss. Maria Nash, Hillsboro, N. C; make; the Treport of tbe Board was stamped buff envelope, address nlegible; (mq onnnnK (Ta tlori f alls sF Mla YV . IJEVia W llIIUia. j-i-j waM II. Dodd. of Raleigh, and of her county, N. C, ; Randolph WUhams Smith- ffEfiat wnrk? Af.'iha conversion of J. viUe ' Brunswick county, JH. O.; Miss uxary S. Allen through her efforts., He Reed.TopsaillSound, Pendercounty, N. C- WE CALL ATTENTION WOUR rJZzaiA nt 1nftrtincr ARTIFI CIAL TEETH, whereby the jmost HTaaiU nnurt. There were twoases for ihe considera-1 TMSJ. tion of Mayor Uawson yesteruay morning that we lt. . , 9 Nyt Seet. 0peraUonsTami Toias fetffiIN n.ni. i..o h.ofnn Wn an snree. .was r M'"". - I K KREEMAN ABALiDWir, UAbblC UVV UUT.U wwvu . T M ' i , : Clieese, Hams, &c. Nobby Styles. JgLACK STIFF ROCKAWAY, and BROWN STIFF DERBY. - a HARRtSON & ALLEN, nov 11-tf ' . . ... City Hatters. Millinery and Fancy Goods. MRS. L. FLANAGAN WISHES TO AN nounce to the Ladies that she has returned from the Northern Cities, where she has been ma km? her Fall nurchases in MILLINERY and every description of FANCY ARTICLES, and is now ireparea to snow ner pairone a v ery Auracuie amu oi au we xtavyikox di iuiki u Jonnets and Hats, Velvets, bilks. Feathers, Flowers. Ribbons Ac. ; , My motto is, as heretofore, the Best Goods, the Latest Designs, the Lowest Prices, and the Moot Honorable Dealing. . T r Orders from the country solicited, and perfect fi : aTfflcnrtquthcanbe-fUted: with I -r BUFCIIATEL, PINB APPLE, EDAM, YOUNG, aradted oi TmoneV 'Z&ateZ AMand comfort. Special. pawiW't-ll ' ' ''i.;" - 'w.,: : ordered to fork over her fee, which ; was five dollars, yon see. Iij default, His Honor directed that she be,confined in a cell for five days on bread and water. , The case of Richard Washington, for violating a city ordinance, was dismissed, it being his first offence. i nov 11 It .mmMw 040,000 in Hardware ! O tUMU . ThoedSiring to make their A Literary XreAt. - c 'l We hear it stated that Hon. A. Wad- dell, our Representative fn Congress, will deliver his celebrated lecture on those dis tinguished Americans, Maury , and .Morse, under tbe auspices of St. John's Lodge, No. 1. F. &. A. M., of this city, on St. I John's Day, December 27lh. ' ' CHARLES KLEIN. Under taker and Cabinet Maker, , Kra rfnorto Schnttsfs Farnitare Store.) -i; ' ' 7 " . . . V. .. I- . . .iIlslTAtaorted Stock ttis rNSTANTLY ON HAND A ?'n2r'rsnii it their interest to Xlssortmeiit of Coffins, Caskets and ejeryimng ana ges "sods and Prices before baying to his line of business. Farnitare call andexamine Gepas m. " Btocks asout ileanedTvarnished and repaired. nov u- mm a,u ,0HN DAWSON, Just Beceived. 50 ?IC?--B&ILY FLOUR: Kft Boxes Assorted Crackers, ; Canned Goods of all kinds, : , , I. and a fntt Una of Fresh Groceries, for sale by ; ' . nov 11-1 1 dw GRANT, HINTON & CO. America, English ; Cream and , Dairy and . f Extra Cream Cheese, fresh this week.. I 1 Hams, Beef Tongues arjd ' sinoked Beef. -' SHELL BARKS AND A FULL A.SSQRT t' MENT OF NUTS. j... ' f ,t;v Try the Delmonico Club Whiskey at $4 00. ; - woetMasnWniskeyat$3 00. . r,: .,.! i ' For sale only by 1 ' : ' A T o7 . . COUbC WuSlBS, HAI.TE8S.; ft F. O R GE " M YER S , ; Variety Store, 42 Market 6treet. oct 3 tf ' nac MRS. L. FLANAGAN. town. novlltf 19, 90 4 81 Market street, v ' 1 m Little shop Around tne Corner j TS THE PLACE TO GET SADDLES,' HARNESS, WHIPS and COLLARS varf n Rnn.ired. Chaan for Cash." -. Mort to Hontherland's Stables. : ' HA YD EN GERHARDT, nov 11-tf iWilmingtoniN. C. 5tr5l jut Beceived, FULL SCPrF HOR8B Defender, BULL DOG, AND OTHER REVOLVERS OF the most improved modela,.at reduced prices. Guns, Powder Flasks , Shot Pouches, &c Powder, Shot and Caps, Lowest Prices, at . , N, JAOOBI'S Hardware Depot, '' nov 11 tf Na 10 South Front street