North Carolina Newspapers

f the nomnno star. By WB. II. BERNARD. WBUSHiiMAn KxcxFTj Mondays U RAMS Or SOMCMPTKW IK ADTAHC : ... . . oneyear, (by mall) postage PW ...... ' Sixmonths, " Three montlui." iToafy 8rtbe, OeHTerU.,Irtof the -itv Fifteen Cents per week. Our City AgenU e not Authorized to collet ter mere Uuu three months OOTLllVKS- I Sitting Ball is assuming an fclt "oT8U--jpreme defiance toward tbeCanadian go i vernmcDt; sixty lodges of Sioux hare I ioined him. The Cretans favor rising rwhen Plevna fails. ? i T Pari vat chants were rebuffed b4n 'aide of the President when they called to present an address. , A fight reported . on Friday near Tirnova, in which the Russians lost i 3,000 men; TuTks are now- bombardin Tirnova. r- Saleiman Pasha is reports f to be trying ttfcatihe: Russian communr- IVntionTalhe Balkans. - Mehemet AK telegraphs confirming the reported repulse ; of the Russians at Eamarli. - The Englishpress praise the President's mes sage . The Pope is slightly better. Damaging fire -at Athens, Ohio; loss ; $60,000.?r-i-rNo more liquor is to be sold in the capitol. Judiciary committee ! have agreed to report favorably for the re peal of the iron-cIaavoath nd "lest oalK : - It is thought the Republicans will give the Democrats a better showing in the revisal of the Senate - committees. The Cabinet considered the tenure of office act in its effect .upon nominations not con firmed by the Senate no . action, taken. Bills passed repealing the act disquali ifying jurors on account of the rebellion, and repealing all provisions of the test oath. A resolution for a recess from Decern- ber 19th to January 10th, was offered and referred Another wild cat concern "busted" at Wolfborough, N, II. Col. Kobt Tyler, son of ex-President Tyler; is dead. New fcYork markets:: Money 5 per cent. ; gold weak at , 102 J; cotton firm hi Ufllic; flour quiet and a shade low er; wheat quiet and steady ; corn quiet and a shade. firmer; spirits turpentine dull at S3c; rosin quiet at $1 701 75. AnojLber ; so-called j savings bank (a wild-cat concern) has gone after the other scores thai preceded it. Next. "They all do it." It was in in New Hampshire. According to recent war news the tide of success has ehanged. The Russians have met with reverses near Tirnova," where they ' are reported to have lost 3,000 men; and at Kamarli, where they assaulted the Turkish po sition, and were repulsed, losing con siderably. . It is also reported that Suleiman Pasha is endeavoring to cut the Russian communications on the northern slope of the Balkan moun tains. . If he succeeds he will be able to unite his forces with . those of Os man Pasha at Plevna. ' The country will be glad to learn that there is a good prospect of re pealing the iron-clad and test oaths, that are a disgrace to our Republican government. , The J udiciary commit tee have agreed to report in favor of their repeal. ; , P. S. Since the above .;was in type the telegraph informs us that the test oath has been repealed, and also the act disqualifying jurors on account of participating in the . "rebellion." How those" Yankees love to stigma tize their betters! Rebellion Is a bright word in . American history. Washington, Henry, Robt. E. Lee, were all "rebels." The French news still continues to be greatly mixed. Nothing definite iu the way of a settlement has oc curred.' There are plenty of rumors and speculations, but it is impossible to perceive, as yet, a way of escape out of the serious complications. The most significant occurrence is the vi sit of the merchants and manufactu rers to the Elysee, for the purpose of presenting an address to the Presi dent, and their rebuff. The message they sent may mean a good deal. "In form the President," said the indig nant visitors, that we are the van guard of an imposing demonstration, which to-day numbered, a thousand, to morrow will number a . hundred thousand, and the next day a million of men." i Latest By Mail. Trasie Death ol aa Aeronanf. Charleston News and Courier. I U A ' S Manning, Nov. 30. Hoffman's f'Balloon. Show" exhibi ted here on'yesterday. A balloon as cension constituted a part of the pro gramme; the balloon ascended about 5 o'clock P. M., a young man aged, apparently, about twenty years going op with it, astride of a trapeze bar attached to the balloon by ropes. 5 The main rope, several ' hundred yards long, attached to the balloon for the Purpose of pulling it ' down when it had reached - a suflicient altitude, broke, and the balloon shot up like an arrow td'a dizzy height, and drift ed rapidly eastward to the distance of half a mile, where it seemed to' have encouniered a stronger current, as it gyrated i a few moments, and pore northeast for half a mile, when H descended and jraa; lpst .to view, by the trees of Ox warn p. ,: . ".. . After waiting some time and hear ing no tidings of the aeronaut, a num I . " - - - ...... . . . -i 11 -L " . - - . .. . . VOt.XXI.--NO. 62. ber of persons went in search of him, and continued the search through the greater part J.6f the night without success; but being resumed early this morning, the lifeless body of the young mn, partially submerged in the water of the - swamp, was found impaled on a sharp stump or what is usually Known as a "cypress knee. and the balloon was found in a tree hard by. o " 5: '" V ' '; I v Terrible Lore Trasedte.' I Montgomkey,. Al,Dec 2. 1 This morning the bodies of Anto nio Nicrosi and Miss Aurelia Sharp were found in the cemetery with a pistol hole in each head.. They went out to walk yesterday afternoon. The deed is supposed to have been done yesterday .' afternoon. They lovea eacn other, and a note from Nicrosi indicates that they were wil ling to xlie together. The ball entered Mies-Sharp beady above the left eye. xtissupposea mat JNicrosi soot ner. and then put the pistol to his left ear and bred into his own head. Both were dead when found after so many hours. . : , Nicrosi was a clerk in his brother's Btore, and had been in America only a few years, and was twenty-two years old. . IMiss Sharp was a sister of the manager of the Singer sewing ma cmne omce in yiaDama, ana was quite pretty and very highly es teemed. NorfoiJ December 2t ; Benjamin Godfrey, aged nineteen, shot and instantly killed Miss Mollie E. Winningder, aged seventeen. God- trey then shot himself through the lett breast, and will probably die. Jealousy was the cause of -the shoot- mg. ' . .- How a New York Fireman Won a Gold medal. Nkw Yokk, Dec. 1. ! The regular annual presentation of the Bennett gold medal to the bra vest fireman of the year, was to-day bestowed by Mayor Elty, in the presence of the entire department, to Joseph Mcuowan, of -engine company No. 6, who risked his life in a tene ment house fire and saved seven lives. --- ---A Cat Snow. . - ; A novel exhibition, a cat show, is now in progress in Philadelphia. Premiums are offered amounting to $2,000. A lady's gold watch set with diamonds is offered for the cat com bining breed,greatest beauty and most remarkable traits. For matched sex tets, $250 in gold, and $20 for match ed quintets are offered. An" order for a Keystone . self-inking printing press is to be given for the cat most comically attired. A large number of cats have been entered for compe tition, and the show promises to com prise some fine specimens of the fe line tribe. . - . -j: i - Latest from Conference. .- Raleigh Observer. 1 , ' Saxisbubt Dec. 3 9 P. M. . jThe election of delegates to the General Conference to meet in At lanta, May next, consumed the great er portion of the day. y The follow ing were elected on the first ballot: Revs. N. II. D. Wilson, L. S. Burk- head, W. S. Black, B. Craven. On the third ballot Revs. E. A. Yates arid W. II. Bobbitt, which completed the clerical list, i-i ' ; Lay delegates elected on first bal lot: C. G. Montgomery, Henry Lilly, VY. H. Kornegay. . On the second ballot: F.C. Robbins. On the fourth ballot: Dr. T. M. Jones, O. W. Carr. On the fifth ballot: Dr. W. J. T. Mil ler, making the full number. Clerical alternates: Wm. Uloss, ti. T. Hudson, W. M. Roby. . Lay alternates, J. W. Manney, Dr. R. L. Hackett, R. L. Abernethy. : Report of committee on division of Conference came up this afternoon, and after much discussion was adopt ed. It recommends a division. Spirits Turpentine. Some rascals are stealing the street lamps at Charlotte. "I A young man in Warrenton has been forging county orders. The execution of Rufe Low- rance has been appointed on January lllh, 1878. - , , v...;., r . .,c".:- Monroe Express'. For the week ending November B0th,847 bales of cotton were soia in mis marvel. Fifteen white and twenty-seven colored couples were united in matrimony iu Mecklenburg last month. There were forty-five converts at the Henderson. Granville county, revi val, under the preaching of Rev. F. M. Jor dan, now preaching at the First Baptist Church, Wilmington. .y Internal revenue collections in Charlotte district for the month of Novem ber amounted to $20,509.77. Total gallons of liquor made during last quarter 25,533. An increase ol zs,uot over lasi year. r Warrenton Gazette: From our Texas exchanges we learn that Major E. A. Blanch, who many years ago taught school in this county, diea in Aiarsnai, Texas, on the 5th Inst, in the 63rd year of his age. Lenoir lopie: Last Saturday Joseph James Bennett was arrested and carried before Justices Flowers and Oxford on the charge of bigamy. After a hearing he was committed to jau to await trial at the Spring term of : Watauga court-4he act of bigamy having been committed in that county. o Concord Sum Despite the im mense amount Of sorghum raised in our county this year, bur merchants tell us there is no oereeptihte decline in the molasses market! .;-rr-The Post Office at this place was robbed Sunday night, from-mail bags to lock box, from ceiling to floor. All the botes were gone tarougu , nu jbeir load of letters, r " :VVILMINGT0N, N. Goldsboro Messenger: We vre - nt .In la gret - to learn - from Mr. JR. Q. reech ; a' mercnant &u uooKenon, ureene - conn ty , that he has been robbed bv one - Wm. E. Day, for the.pasl twelve montfis foreman of his buggy shops. , ' - Lieut Henry Kb oy, oroiuer or our-townsman Lr. Ueorge L. Kirby. left here Saturday morninc. in obedience to orders received from the vaf uepariment, ror xexas, wnere be aas been assienea to a company ' of the. 10th Reel- ment, U. S. Infantry. The next term of Wayne Inferior Court happens to be- vurisiui&s.weeK. . Vj i,; i y j-.i . CbailQtte Observer: During the month or .November bullion to the amount of $1,793 81 was deposited . in the .United oiatcs Assay utnee in this city. Th9 largest day's work in cotton ever done in Charlotte was on Friday, when the reeeints were an even thousand bales. AH of this cotton was weighed by thelcity weigh master. ' Judge Kerr, during the term of court just ended.has shown bimselQdig nified and impartial, and upon the law abiding portion of the community has left a most favorable impression as to his worth as a man ana justice as a judge. Salem Pressi tparty of four teen, men and boys, were out. on, hunt oaiuraay last, aminsv, on Muaay tjreex, near Clemmonsville. and succeeded in bag - gingnrw-rour rabbits and three squirrels.- sured eighty inches around on the 13th inst -Eggs were scarce, but, are becoming more plentiful at 12 cents a dozen. A petition is circulating to be sent to Got Vance to commute the death sentence of Thad. Pavi to imprisonment for life. I lan Tivni tit o a hinhair 1 a of Vvilaw nf Saturday, than for the last thirty years, Considerable damage to fences, bridges, &ci - The Charlotte Observer tells of a brave Irishman,' Mr. P. F. Callahan, of that place, who, at the risk of his life.' re- vurcntu tut; uuut ui ail. ucuiukiuiu xrum the wreck of the cars on the W. C. & A. T?ai1riorY ltf v fallofion nnrlpDoaal on1 against the advice of officers of the road and others on the shore, made such a gang way as he could with the floating timbers. and finally reached the wreck. Mr. Hagan. of Hock HuL followed aim, being assisted by Mr. Callahan, and the latter raised the body and it was taken ashore. The gentle men who were on the bank -shuddered as they looked upon the venture : of the cou rageous Irishman, and scarcely expected mm to return to shore alive. , Newborn Nut Shell: Yesterday morning, while the mail tram on the A. & JN. U. Kailroad was passing over the draw . . t. rr . - i ; j . . i : I tH we xreoi river unuge. one 01 uie iroa I h. extending from tha ton of the drawer I to the railing, and which was one of the I cuiei Buppons, gave way. . rv aai picvemeu i - ttTl a X the entire structure from being crushed down by the weight of the coaches, which were still on the drawer when the accident occurred, is, .matter, of wonder, as - the -drawer was then left without any support save tnat iurmsnea oy enoiner br similar to the one which was broxen. ; rne train, however, passed safely over the remaining I portion of the bridge, and soon employes of the road were repairing tne damage, wmcn was effectually done in time for the up train to cross the drawer without damage. ' . Weldon News: We hear 'that two negroes were drowned on the ' planta tion or John J. iionr,- opposuftiiamax, durine the flood. We are unable to learn the particulars of the loss, .t-; Wednes day afternoon Mr. W. 11. Capeil and v. u. Richardson made a narrow escape. They were crossing the bridge at the milt owned by Emry & Capell, when midway the struc ture suddenly gave way and botn. were precipitated a depth of fifteen or twenty feet among the falling timbers. Mr. Capell was severely braised as was also Mr. Rich- . . m 4W- ardson. we learn tnat : a auncuiiy occurred in the Deep Creek section of our county, on yesterday, between, John D. Shaw and a man named Harrison, in which Shaw was desperately cut4 We hear of considerable damage done by the freshet all through the river section of the country and elsewhere. The revival still con tinues with no abatement of zeal or interest" The meeting Wednesday flight was the most interesting of the series, w nen seven of the leading young men of the town r arose in a body and went forward to the altar, the joy of the Christian people arose to its height and even among those who have manifested no interest in the meeting siffns of iov and : satisfaction could be per ceived. The protracted meeting etiU goes Twenty f; rr nitpnift lue siwr Thursday night. 1 TT FrT TH '? T" rTiST'., NKW ADVfBTI9KKIBNTr. '; Ckonly & Mobbis Auction sale. Mes. Hkatok Furniture for sale fr0 . A David Ready-made clothing. Jultds Samson .Lyons black silks, T . Munson & Co "Argosy" suspender,; ; 1 J. C. Stevehson Eggs and poultry Binford, Loeb & Co Salt, bacon, &c. Local Ooli. The large amount of cotton 6n j the move'yeslerday. made things look lively on Water street. . I Falling barometer, easterly to southerly winds, warmer, threatening: and inTf tiioaiiii bta ihfi indications for this BIU TT tHV. , v -.7 , I section to-day. , I The receipts. of cotton at this I port yesterday amounted to 4,010 bales, the sales, as reported, to 310 bales, and the exporU (foreign) to 1,721 bales. 1 nere. was a aeciueu uuau vi temperature yesterday, the -weather at tne i ... i present writing being quite a contrast to I the "cold snap" with which we have been l favored for the past four or five days, v - u .-J 1 rp M . MnT hannv nil the J west aide of Second, between Market and Princess streeta. will be ouite an improve- ment to that immediateeighborhbodr . . v.-5 w.. I au aavenisemeub oi tuu t ji- mihgton CompreBs and Warehouse Com pany, calling for $15,000 additional stock, appeared in the Stab yesterday. The stock was all taken before 10 o'clock A.-, and consequently we lose five insertions of the advertisement We shall sue. the Corn. pressers for damages. . . ; . .. ' , ; Tinr ' It should have . been stated in the proceedings of the Board of Aldermen, published in our last, that Aldermen Fos ter, VonGlahn and Vollers had their names recorded as votiirg in favor' of the resolu tion Of Alderman Foster, to the-' effect that an itemized account of the indebtedness to the city be placed in the hands 'of the City Attorney for collection, i " ! 4 C., ,WED3S1ESDAY; 1 Rou oc Honor Of Capo Fear Military Academy for No- vember; 5r., ;i f:. :i:.uVMX jClass average 9 Jl, ; per cent i j Adj utant J, W4.MeareSi 97; J. J3. JIawes, 97; 5 n. W. Thompson; -95; Sergeant F. B.:Lippitt, 95 Corporal HX. Alderman, 95; E. IL JFree- man, 92;.Wi r Ri Jtforrison, i 90f Lieut.- F. Manning,. 89.n s n.iVfw ' I ' THIRD CLASS. iClass average 88 per cent. - W; M.' Pars ley, 93; DuB. Poisson, 93; H. L.5 Fennell 92; J. B. Munson, 91; H. Otten, 91; E. E, I Thnmnonn ' (Vi T 5lmnmiU '.'ftn. Osnnu 1 W . . ' . I "arnss, w; w. is. iiarriss, e; v. a rencu, I 89; H. Gerken, 88; Ai Johnson, 88; R. Hew lett, 88; Sergeant J. C. Morrison, 88; J. M. Grant, 88; W. H. Howell, 88; McR. Cowan 86; J'.! S.Harriss, 86; E. W. Hewlett, 85. " ' : FOURTH CLASS. ! .'Class average 85 per cent.' F. C. Poisson 92; J. H Boatwright, 90; W. H. Grant, 90; B. Sutherland, 90; J. D. Strauss, 89; K Bf. TKeiley, 89; LM. Bunting, 89; R. Hen- 1 ning. 88; D. H. Lippitt. 88; E. Daniel. 88 f. F, Smith4'36;Z. R. Southerland, 85; J, I Ji Hedrick, 85j A. Birdsey, 85; J. B. Lums- I den, 80.. r ' ' - I Tne Feetival Xael msnt I J j The festival given last night by the ladies I ojf the Front Street M. E Chprch, like aU I z 1 r. : ' . .of their public entertainments of this char acter.' was a grand success, financially and j oUierwise4 The room was literally sur- I f eited with delecacies, including some of I the finest New River oysters we have seen this season, done up in a style to tempt the moat fastidious appetite, ; and everything i ' - went off nice not cakes, . we speaic Know ingly when we award all praise to the fair caterers for their success in furnishing such a palatable and tempting array of delica cies for i the gratification of their patrons and friends. ' ; Protracted Meeting The series of meetings at the First Baptist I Church, id this city, which are being. con- I ducted , by the Kev. F. M. jordanassuted I hy the nuitop. l?av. J- TL' Tvlor are in- 4 - . - j ' , . , .,,; creasing in interest. At the meeting on Monday night about twenty persons mani- m 1 . . .1 rested a desire ror an interest in tne prayers of the congregation.' ' Those who have had the pleasure of listening to the discourses of the Rev. Mr. Jordan can readily see wherein liea the foundation of bis great success as an evangelist, and our liaptist friends Confidently look forward to a rc- freshing season during his visit here. ' flayer' Court. charged with fighting, which was contin ued from Monday morning, ; was heard yes terday, and His Hon or 'ordered that he-be. Wml Jobhson, colored, :'7ctiarged with kindling a fire ' in the street in the night time, was ordered to be confined in a cell in the guard , house, for five days, on the bread and water diet. "Washington Hill, colored, charged . with cutting down a shade tree in the street, was found not guUty. r M. d s V ;; ! jnaslstrate'a Court. , Eliza Howard,; colored,' was arraigned before Jnstice' Wagner, yesterday morning, on; the charge of trespassing on the prem ises of one Eliza Stewart, colored.' Defend ant was ordered to pay a fine pf $1 and the costs.; Nelson Stewart," colored, charged with assault and battery on the person of Celia Sampson, colored. Defendant was ordered to pay a fine of $10 and costs, in default Of which he was lodged in jail.' ' Insubordination on Shipboard. , , James ; Harris, the colored cook and steward. on the British : brigantine L C. Hdoper, now in this port, was arrested yes terday on the charge of committing an as sault Upon the mate of the vessel, Mr Wm Tqmpkins. He had a hearing before Jus tice Harriss, yesterday afternoon, by whom he! was ordered to pay a fine of $10 and the costs, a default of which he was commit-: ted to jail. I Hams was arrested on the complaint of the mate. Thermometer Record The following will show -the state of the inermomeier, aiiae sutuuus meuuoucu, at 4-35 yesterday evening, Washington mean time, as ascertained from the dally bulletin issbed from the Bignal Office in this city: . t . kIW Augusta.. ...... .57 nhrWnn ? . . 2 Mobile,.... ...... 62 Montgomery . ...,62 New: Orleans. .. . .65 Corsicana,,..V,..68 Galveston,i..'.a.04 PuntaRassa,.....7Q $a,B5 Key West,....,.. 75 Savannah,.. .64 St, Marks,. 60 Wilmington,.... 63 carrying tne Wall- Unaer Olfflealtiee fj.ne horse' of I P. Martin, the mail car- rier between ! this city and Jacksonville, Onslow county,' was taken sick, on his last Tk wnen in the neighborhood of Sneed's UUU1 IUM CUT. ai IM U UIUUIK Bt . uikui, no UIOUT aged to get hun to the ferry where he died. and Martin had 6 foot it the balance of the disbnee and backtq this city, making itia schedule tune and saying tne mans. Criminal Court ' . ' ', .' Tbe only .case investigated by this tribu nal yesterday, In1 which a Jury was ' called into requisition, was that of Nathan Han kins," color.ed.of Harnett township, charged with stealing tnrkeys and bringing them to 4his) citjr to selL-r The case was given to the jurjr at a lake honr yesterday evening. ; Itla'eonle and Otberwlae I"' h Onr; City Clerk and Treasurer, .Captain SavageV who is iu Raleigh in attendance trpon the Federal Court, is announced by Jibe papers as;bne df the' delegates to tbe Masonic Qrand iiodge over.wbic, we see, 'Colonel'' jHj .H. Munson, of Wilmington, preiides, jui.i;!;. ,?..-T -'. DECEMBER 5. 1877 Dle Suddenly. i Coroner Hewlett held an inquest,' yester day, over the body of a small colored girl, aged about elght year8,'by"lhe'"bame of Henrietta Saunders, who died suddenly at the. residence of her parents on Front, be tween Castle and Queen streets, on Monday. A verdict was returned to the effect that deceased came to her . death from natural causes. -- , . , cist okTettsics " Remaimng'in the City Post-Offlce, Dec 5,'1877: ''.ys-jrXi ' ' "' ',' A Mrs T S Alcocke. W T Armstrong. 'B Amos Bryan. Duke BrvanL II H Bradley, mrs Hannah Beery, miss Lucy juwauicjr, miss ijee xseii, miss Mary uurneu, mrs Martha Baley, Susan Burnate, Thomas jsennett, wmiinnkley, Yf J Brown, Jr. i C Miss Satchie Connor, T H Currie. ' i D Miss Bettie Davis, miss Cornelia Don- glass, miss Louisa Davies, miss Lizzie i uupree, mrs Jttachel Uavis, mrs Sarah A uanieis. - .. , .-. E Sylvia Evans, coL - F Miss Annie Fisher. r G-Misa Julia Of -ta(!edWrMarsarett,i. Grunsell, miss Rebecca Galloway, Sarah E Garrison. i H Col HUL miss TCliinhPth TT11 l?nlW Huggins, Junius Highsmith, Mahala Hoi- ungswonn, miss jaargaret mgnsmita. . J A E Johnson, miss Callie A Johnson, Ervin Ingram, col; George Jones, Patrick Jordan, miss Louisa Jones, miss Mimber Jordan. Thomas James. ' '- - ! K Miss Mary Kornegay, col ; miss Re- j oecca Kelly or Celey, miss Catharine King. irvr a. ai Liowe, i;maiine lArxins. ; . , M Rev B W Morriss, miss Abby Mur- phy, Harry Mnfford, Isaiah Mosley.Jas M ayj - Neumann, jas u. Tiixon. .-; ; O Lucy Outlaw. ? . . ' 5 t , u ' P Charily Pearsall, col; 'Isaac PearsalC John H Pearsall, Kitty Pershaw. Q Albert Quarretts." ? '- R Chaa Russell, Jai Roberson, James Ray, Samuel Rush, WmJtoberson. i 8 Wm Swindell, Wm Scott, mrs Amelia Swett, John Sbolar, miss Lizzie Smith. ; ;T Thoa B Thayer, miss A M Taylor. ! V Ed Vandross. - ;j!r..fi i W Miss Caroline Williams: miss 'Eva- T 'via v n -ws line Webb, ; mifcs Fanny .Wright, Joseph Willis, miss Lizzie H Whitfield, miss Lorena Wiiuams, Lewi8 Williams, mrs Susan M Williams. - ; ; 'Persons calline for letters in the above list will please say "advertised." If riot called for within 80 days they will be .sent to the Dead Letter Office. , ... -s';-' Ed. R Brink, P. M.V i Wilmington, New Hanover Co.. N. C. The mails close and -arrive at the City Post Office as follows: CLOSE, -r;.-:; : ' ' Northern through mails. .:. U .- 6.-00 P. M. Northern through and way ' : , v .-: mails. ............ ... . . ; ; 8.-M A; M - Mails for the N. G. Railroad; ; -rt- and routes supplied there- t- " from, including A. & N. C. Railroad, at.. 6X) P. M. Southern mails for all ; points Doutn, aaiiy Western mails (C.C. R'y) daily ' (except Sunday.. . 6.00 P. M. 5KX)A.M. Mail for Cheraw & Darlington Railroad.. .........i-.,..; 10:00 A. M. Malls for points between Flo- - : rence and Charleston ...... 10:00 A. M. Fayetteville,end offices on Cape - a ;;;- xear-tttver, 'inesaays . ana . " . Fridays.........,......... ..i-oopm. Fayetteville by Warsaw, daily (except Sundays). Vi..i.... 6. -00 A. M. Onslow C. H. and interme- s. diate offices every Friday. . 6 .-00 A. M. Smithville ' mails. . by steam- , boat, aauy (except HUbdavsl ' 2 m P. M. Mails for Easy Hill, Town ' . ureetc, every rriday at;. .; ;, 3:00 P. M : . ABRiys. ;" Northern through mails. . . . : 11 M A. M. northern through and way mails ... .v....;. ; 7:30 PM. Southern mails.............. 9:30 A. M. Carolina Central Railroad. .10.00 P. M. Mails delivered from 6 .-00 A. M.' to 7:00 I . AL, and on Sundays from 8 30 to 90 A. Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12M.1 and from 2 to &i'mP M. Money order and register uepairmeni open same as stamn U1UUH. 1 . Stamps for sale at creneral delivery when stamp office is closed. Hey lioxes accessible at all hours, dav and night. : , , Mails collected frOm street hnxna everv uay at o.ou sr. ju. . . . . ROTBeT ASCRIVAIVS. urcell House Cobb , Bros Pbop'b&- December 4 W C Jones. S H Griffin. "R x nasiuii, vnas u tkiaz. l nomas J ciiick. Tft rr i-s i i t. . Tbos C Case, J S Cannon. H D Maymehr. A V Dohrman, . M A. Scott & wife. Miss j Lottie Kcntt Mian Rlnnrh fiontf ' WaVn.lr. L C Orrace, Cape May, N J: F Meyer,' R (Jrotee, A Dalshimer, C W Tucker, Balti more; H J Holcomb, Raleigh, N C;C E Lucas, Atlanta, Ga; J Loudheimer, Phila- aejpnia, r; James I W bitted, Mil Isboro, CIT ITlilUft. rife'- THERE IS NO EXCUSE FOB POOR BREAD, uibviuu r xuiia a vwlii iliiT rowvu IS TlSOfl. a trial wiu convince yea tnat it is the best, health iest and cheapest baking powder. ... '-, t- ; ; . .... '. " ' NO SUGGESTION OP ARTIFICIALITY ta con Veved bv the embeUiahments of Honniut'i oivn- plan Cream. Its adornment is the very counterpart of nature. Unique la appearance and composition, i race in large Bottles reduced to One Dollar. , For saie oy .i. u. Jiunaa. t j- c. a;-.. , , TiuHsraa psOTrxe-Urxa. invaluable to rail road companies, steamship oompaaies. banks, mer chants, manuf actarera and ocherm. Ther ' during and changeless,, and will copy anarp and clear for an Indefinite period of time. Having just received fresh supply of these inks, we are pre pared to exeenteorders promptly and at moderate prices. hook BnmKiT. ln Jtonmis Btis Book B!ad ery noes all Jonas or Binding and Baling in a work manlike manner, and at reasonable nrices. Mer i chants and ethers needing Reoatot Books, oroUef wotk, may reiy on prompnest in us execution at weir oraers. Happy tidings for nervous anffenrs. and those who have been dosed, dragged and quacked. ' Ful- vermacher's Xlectne ; Belts enTectnaUr cnrel m-e tare debility, weakness, and decay. Book and Jour Hal, with information worth thousands, mailed free. Address rvnajCBMPALYAKKCourCincinnaU, umo. - . ... NOT TO- MORROW: OR THE ffTEXT DAY. but NOW, if yon hae a Cough, Cold, or any Irrita tion .whatever of. the oreans of ressiration. use HiLi'a Hohst or Hokxhouto ud Tab. It is a vegetable balsam, compared, win wmch all other pulmonics are valueless.. fine's xootnacne urops cure m one minuter - -ASTONISHING BUCCBSS. It hi the dutr of ev ery person who has used Boaoan's Hrnm SAxr; : to let its wonderful qualities be known to their friends In . caring Consumption, nevnro OOoghs, Croup, Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung diseases. No person can use it without 1 immediate relief. Three doses will, relieve any case. such a medicine as tne ubbjux btbttp cannot ne too widely nnown. ass your jjrnggut aroui ic. Regular aige 70 cents. . , v ; WHOLE NO. 3,222 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HI CROKLT, Auctioneer. ; ..' : ; BY CKONLY & MORRIS. i Posj'tiYe Sale of Crociery & Glass Ware , -.,.v. " ..' AT AUCTION. : ; . . ON FRIDAY NBXT, 7TH INST., at 10 o'clock, A. It. we will sell, within onr Sales Rooms, wnauui reserye ; 10 CRATES OF CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE embracing Yellow, Rockingham, White.Qranito and O. C. Ware, viz: :,.. Cups and Saucers, Bowels, Dishes, Plates, Cham bers, Mugs, Ewers, Basins. Spittoons, Baker's Milk Pans, Goblets, Tumblers, Ac, Ac. , dec5-2t , 6,7 ' i Furniture for Sale. BED-ROOM SET (ROSEWOOD), . PARLOR MIRROR (French Plate) PINK MATTRASSES. PICTURES, . SEWING MACHINE, American, with button-hole Attachments. . .-r,.. Call at . - MRS. BEATON'S, dee 5-It . Corner Sixth and Red Cross ts. Special Announcement BLACK SILKS! ! Antolne Gulnct &. Co., ::.!, Lyons, France, j f. ; I BEG TO INFORM THE CITIZENS' OF WIL mmgton and vicinity that I have purchased FOR I CASH, at the late GREAT AUCTION BALE in j ' ' new iorK Jiiy, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of this most excel - lent manufacture ' Black Silks, PRICES LOWER, than these Goods have sold for I r .1 i .. ..; . , ; 3 : ( The JLast 15 Tears. 3T"A visit to my establishment is most ear nestly requested. JULIUS SAMSON, " Late of J. A H. Samson. dee 5 tf Turkeys, Chickens, In HAVE HADE ARRANGE1CKNTS ' WITH abent a dozen reliable' Country Merchants to 'ship tor me EGGS and POULTRY, and in future I will be able, AT ALL TIMES, to supply my customers at,THE LOWEST PRICES." '' ' ' - A GOOD STOCK NOW ON HAND CONSIGNMKfrS SOLICITED ' fttoi TRY. MERCHANTS. .C.Steiisbii dec6tf riFFER INDUCEMENTS TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS IN SALT, . y XX MOLASSES, BACON. 61.. j ; . ; FLOUR, : . ;.-Xpj .d ': "r'suGAR' .xj:.x: An;d every thing appertaining to the Grocery trade. DlarVaD, LAJaU A CO.. dec 5-tfDAW Wholesale Grocers. IIade Clothing. rpHE LARGEST STOCK OF - " v ; -V - j MEN'S, BOYS? and YOUTHS' -; i t ; . ; : CLOTHING IN THE STATE; OVERCOATS and SUITS ... . 7 . " . ; . i - EVER KNOWN BEFORE i . i SOLD CHEAPER THAN EVER . 1 ' v ' ' ' ' -' . ? . --; At . s .,; 1 r ... 2 ' DAVID'S " I Wholesale and Retail Merchant Tailer dee 5 tf . and Clothing Establishment. : "Argosy," i.Y,- GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT ,t OF MODERN TIMES. and most comfortable SUSPENDER A-' u , , ever Invented, found only at '. ; " ' : ' MUNSON CO'S. de5 It . : a-.,-, Gena' Furnishers.; ; Ship Notice. ;. ALL PERSONS ARB HEREBY warned not to truster harbor any of the Crew, of the British Brig "MAG DALA." as no debts of their eon- tracting wlU be paid by the Master or ixwaiguee.. fjdec4-8t B..W.TREMAYN, Master. IpeitiE Mis fip'Sate iiv Horito. O A A A A ACRES WELL TIMBERED. ' ALSO aviUv V Two Turpentine Farms, in complete working order. -r.rn jt.-s-.M.-HiW is.-.'. .,::. r, x - Tanna anav wa rvnnJl iuHm ' . - i R. DUNDAS CHATER, ' -: ': ' Oommiseion Merchant, ' dec4-St I'M.-. 187 Pearl street. New York. iHarivare Pai A! FULL STOCK OF BUILDERS -:V AND OTHER HARDWARE, FAINTS, OIL; GLASS, KEROSENE ; For sale low by deea-tf GEO A. PECK, No. ,25 South Front St, lllinery and -Iney : Goods IICRS. ; li. ' FLANAGAN WISHES TO AN-v 1VX nounce to the Ladies that she has returned from the Northern Cities, where she has been ma king her Fall purchases in MILLINERY and every description of 'FANCY ARTICLES, and is now 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, uiooons, c. Mv motto lavas heretofore, the Best Goods, the Latest Designs, the Lowest Prices,, and the Most Honorable Dealing' i . - - Orders from the: conntry solicited,' and perfect satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. VarifJtv Store, 42 Market Street. OCt Sjff nac MRS. L FLANAGAN. ATMORBIS iMINCK HEAT,: r H -.i In Half Barrels, Buckets and Tubs, dee Sftf ADRIAN & YOLLBRS. s RATES OP AtJVERTlSIN tT. One Square one day,.;:..;.. f 1 CO 1 15 2 50 8 00 8 50 4 00 6 50 8 50 10 00 17 00 24 00 40 00 CO OC two aays,. three days, four days, five days One week, Two weeks " Three weeks, . - :" . " One month...... . ; Two months, " Three months,... Six months, 1" " ; .One year......... "Contract AdvertisemenU taken at proper Uonately low rates. ' tea lines selid Nonpareil type make one square.1 T inSCELLANEOUS BROWN & RODDICK. OWING TO THE SUCCESS AND SALES CON ' SEQUENT UPON THE LARGE REDUCTIONS wc have mode upon very many special lines of DRY GOODS, we have decided to ; add the following - lAst of Special Bargains, which excel in attractiveness and cheapness any thing we have yet offered: . No. 1. A varied lot of DRESS GOODS, in Serge, Repp j and Alpaca Mixtures, 15 cents per yard. (Every one away below anything we ever offered 1 before.) . ' OUR DUCSS GOODS DEPART- is replete with all the Novelties, and at prices that cannot fail to meet the approbation of all.' Biack Cashmeres from 40 cents to $1 5C; -WorBted Fringes in all the p .pnlar shades ; ' Black Silk Fringes both cheap and handsome ; datoons, Braids, &c, 4c: BLANKETS from $1 75 to $12 OO; Flannels in White and Colored. Twilled and Plain; I also fan Roe ef Opera inTlain and Plaid: FELT SKIRTS from 75 cents; Balmoral Skirts from 50 cents; Cassimeres for Hen and Boys Wear cheap ; Kentucky Jeans from 12X cents; I fDIES' S-BUTTON KID GLOVES 16 ctmu (in , lr . , . j :jma, uoim. uoiors, wmteana upera colors) ; GENTS WHITE KIDS 75 cents; I Gents' Black Kida f 100; : . . i - - . . Ladies' Guipure Lace Scarfs $3 00 and $4 Spanish Luce Lace Scarfs $1 50; Also a full line by the yard; " : " Neck Ruffing from 10 cents to f 1 00; ' !Njeck Raffs from 1 cent to 5 cents; . j kLLICOESto8eents.-; f BLEACHED COTTOtV Amoskeag Bleached Cotton, 8 cents; ; ' : X 4-4 Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 10 cents ; ' 4-4 Androscoggan L Cotton, 10 cents; r; : 4-4 WamButta, 13X cents; '; Pride of the West, 14 cents. A fall line of Unbleachings from 5 cents. 1 t f! BROWN & RODDICK, novll-tf 45 MARKET STREET. 1 Photographs. STATES'. NEW GALLERY, ; CONNEOTED wfh i his Book Store, pa m-wsu, now com pleted and ready for business. C. W. YATES. J flec2-tf . No. 51 Market Street. 'A RARE OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED to an . active business man to en?aere in the sale of nn article in this city insuring ready sale and immense, profits. About f20 capital required. It will pay to Investigate this. Address, J. M. FOSTER, 53, North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ' - dec S-3t ' - ;) Stiff Derlijs and. Helmete,; jINE SOFT HATS, ; ; CHILDREN'S and LADIES' HATS. n HARRISON & ALLEN,, City Hatters . H t - - decS-tf i j Home-Made Candy. H" AVING BUILT A CANDY FACTORY, I AM nowprepared to furnish ay customers with PURE FRESH CANDY of Home Manufacture, fla vored with the finest Essential Oils ef Lemon, Pep-' perinint, Sassafras, Cinnamon, Orange, Winter green, &c, at ;. j ;. S. Si NORTHROP'S . nov 27 tf Fruit and Confectionery Stores. glMMONS' HEPATIC COMPOUND, -1 X' ' HALL'S HAIR RENE WER, " RAD WAY'S RELIEF, . I HOSTEuTER'S BITTERS. ' .U i : ; BOCHEE'S GERMAN SYRUP,: ' FAMILY DYES. Ac. .., ' ... , For sale by , " decltf . - GREEN A PLANNER. '. We How Have It ! OKA B,es CHOICER EASTERN HAY ! The Very Bert to the Market. i ' ' - ALSO, - ':. ; ( Black Seed Oats !;: Prime Seed Eye K Western and II.:T. Hay" : Just received and for sale low by . t- .. . ; dec l tf . ... B. F. MITCHELL & SON. . " " " ' ' ' " ' - i Always Something New I AT EXCHANGE CORNER. NEW NETTING, for Searfs and Veiling; Se Buttons: a new lot of Frfovea. nh?a nin tne latant ntvM In mi!iilTwia v.nm n.o ai,t..i , j .... u m, wuwj ..Wb, U m. i . i j. 1 1 r Wool; new Silk Ties: fine Black and White Lace Searfs and Ties; Kid Gloves; Hamburg Edgings and In Benin ee; Corsets, Ruching; Handkerchie.s; Lace Bibs; Spanish Net) and ether Faney Articles. ; ;. You will find the best value in the city. ' New Goods always being received in the Milline- ry wepartmeai. . A handsome line of Straw and Felt Goods, Flow- ' er, Feather, Plush, always on hand. . nevTtf N.H.8PRUNTV ; ; Soli for a CflMissioH Only CONSTANTLY JtSCEIVQIG AND HAVE IN .Stare on Consignment , 78 Tubs Mountain Butter, '" i .'.' '.' '' - $ 7 Tubs Lard and Goehen Butter, -: 5.5 Boxes Cheese, !: : ' . . r 175 Boxes Soap and Candles, 15 Boxes a R. Bulk Sides, 1 t -f 6 Tcs Bacon Hams and Shoulders, -' ; 10 Crates Mountain Apples, ; 10 Bags Rio Coffee, . . . V 30 Boxes Tobacco, . ; 13 Coops Chickens, nY! SBblsEfflgs,-'- : :o,v ' , : 50 Pkgs Beets, Turnips, Potatoes, Ac. 25.000 Paper Bags, i- . . - 30 Bbla Mullets, Mackerel and Herring, -Execute orders for Salt, Molasses, Flour. c. PKTTEWAY 4 8CHULKEN, Brokers and Commission Merchants, -f dec 4 tf Next North Princess and Water bis. In Store, AND TO ARRIVE, u ;f x : . ; ' - Fresh Drugs, Patent Medicines, ; ... BURBANK'S PHARMACY, Corner of Front, and Princess streets. EFrescriptions prepared with care, day or night . dec4 tf 9 .