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J i PCULISIIER'! ANNOUNCXSZI1SNT. ;' THE MORNING STAR, the oldest daily newspa- per In Nona Carolina, is published daily, except Monday, at . $7 00 per year. 44 00 for six months, tiib for three months.! 0fer one month, to wail subscribers. Delivered to city subscribers at the rataof iscents nor week lor any nerioa rrom one " rata of 15 cents per week tor any penoa rrom one week to one year. . - . ( ' . . , T&B WEEKLY STAB is published every rriua . morning at $150 per year, $100 for six months, 60 :. cents for three months. .--,.. f ADVERTISING RATES (DAILY). One qaar one day, 1.0J; two days, $1.75; three days, $4 50; feu days, $3.00; five days, (3.60; one. week, 4 00; two weeks, $8.5J; three weeks, $8.60; one mottt, $10,00; two months, $17.00; three months, $24.00; . six months, $40.00; twelve months, $80.00. Ten lines of solid Nonpareil type make one square. 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' : ' ' '' - - - . -; Communications, unless they contain Important news, or discuss briefly and properly subjects of real interest, are not wanted; and, if acceptable in evert i other way, they wili invariably be rejected if the real name of the author is withheld. I Correspondents must write on only one side of the paper. ; . - - v."- j By WII.I.IABI JiV BERNARD. WILMINGTON, N. CZ: Fridat Morning, May 3, 1878. BILETEBSUS PATRIOTISSI. Senator Angus Cameron, of Wis consin, has written a very foolish article for the North American He view. It has the - significant title, "The Irrepressible ; Conflict Unde cided." It is really a paper of ordi nary ability, and has not wisdom enough in it to redeem it from con tempt. It is : spiteful, unfair, and vicious, and is ' the beginning of the new attempt to get.np another bloody shirt campaign that the' next House of Representatives may be captured. There are tens of thousands ; of -people throughout the Northern section of our country who dislike the South and: misunderstand the..' South, ; but they 'are so much : in the minority that a successful campaign conducted on the sanguinary' plan will scarcely succeed. .-, E?en so decided a Republic can paper as the New YorVTimes does not have a high appreciation of Mr, Cameron and his article. It says: . "Careful study of Mr. Cameron's article in the North American Review leads to the conclusion that the policy he would have the Republican party to pursue next fall, and again in 1880, all comes under two propositions. " One is, abuse the South.' The other, let every debtor be the judge of what he owes and how he will pay. We submit that the party must look elsewhere for an instructor." ..-. ' i. Whilst Angus is thus giving" vent to his vast accumulation of bile, a I more conciliatory and V encouraging event has transpired at Boston, where the generous and elegant hospitality oi that famous city has- been extended to three Southern Senators and nine Southern Representatives. : They were received byGovernor Rice, a Repub lican,' at the State House, and then were taken to see "some of Boston's historic buildings. They were dined and wined, and during the generous feasting patriotic and friendly. speeches were made. - Even the New. York Tribune, a paper fit to be the j organ of just such fanatics and haters I as Angus Cameron, - is ' moved so deeply in the": bowefs Fof litscompas ision as to say: , ; - " ; Then there was a dinner given to the visitors at the Hotel B runs wick by the Commercial ' Club At this Gen. Hooker, of Mississippi, .'predicted, a commercial future for the country of almost 1e con ceivable grandeur? North and South and East , were 'to be united' with 'hooks of steel in the common bonds r of, fraternal concord and. -amity.. I Once x this would have been mere ; rhetorical, gush. It has been heard at intervals for thirty or forty years. In the old abolition days the solid men of Boston used to interchange the same assurances with the leading men of jthe South. ,'The. hooks ; of steel' were alluded to' by the Hookers ;of ' the day., Then these phrases didn't mean much. Now, doubtless, they mean a great deal. Then the skeleton was always at Xhe ban iquet. Now, let us '. bope it is . where all skeletons ought to be I' - ; . It issi5hat En Washington are"prepannga'cam-' - jpaign I or the Southern i iStates. Sundry prominent Republicans are expected to lift up their yoices' in behalf of a i moribund party in North Carolina - during tfie t summer solstice. .:They; hope to galvanize the body at least into .semblance of life. .- Probably r they have not heard from the elec-. tionsin 1876". ' ' .,t TIIK UBBGI. CLAIA18. I Thfl "Rervtiblirans are blowinp- loud ! Aoe epuuucaus are oiowiug iuuu ' pompotlv 'nvtr lhi "rebel claims . a,m earnestly over me reuei claims 1W- J.n rfTM that it will i-pcmirtt the "tiY CHarge mat 11 Will requue iub enormous snru of three hundred roil- lion dollars to satisfy the rapacious Southerners. But there is another side to the picture. The Uemocrats jff'Uongress have been examining into the matter of tbese claims, and they nd that there are this time on -file Northern claims to the amount or cme hundred and sixty million dollars. The New York Herald. xx oomraent ing . upon these Northern .-: claims,, says : .... , I "It will be shown at the same time: that the greater part of the so-called? Southern claims are in the hands of Northern men, hiving been bought up by them or origi nated by them, and being Southern' only iri the sense. of location." " . - -- Now is not" this- characteristic ? The rascals v who ... have ruined the . . , .... .. . - country are the most vociferous about tKe i-"rebel s-j claims.' Examination shtows first, that the North has filed cliiins amounting to the stupendous sutn of $160,000,000; and secondly, thit the larger part of the claim's that arj branded "Southern" are really Northern. j , We hope these figures will not be forgotten. We shall hear many times thej same old cry of the rebels want ing to plunder the United States Treasury, and it will be well to re mind the assailauts that the real crira- ina.s live in the North. But very few of the claims are actually the off; spring of the genuine "rebel.". He either has no "claim," or he does not regard it of value enough to be pre sented or pressed. - , The appointment of George' Jj'. Smith, as Collector, of the Port of New Orleans, appears to have been an unfortunate one. His history is said to be anything else than beauti ful. I His character is held in any otherj than a favorable light : in New Orleans, and the onlv excuse for Mr. Hayes is that he did not know what a 8cnvy fellow . he was favoring and rewarding. The Icayune says:'" - "If lie knew anything at all of Smith he must have known that the appointment of such a man would be regarded in no other light ihanas a compensation for services which" deserved punishment rather than re ward. So lar from enjoying the confidence of this community, Smith is profoundly odious? to it. He is well known here, it is true, but he-is well known as one of the most disreputable agents and instruments of the thoroughly disreputable gang of conspirators who twice defrauded the peo ple of their rights by false counts of votes, and who attempted the same thing a third time when they tried to set up the fraudu lent Packard government." ... 1 .This appointment was not intend, ed, we suppose, to illustrate civil ser-j vice reform, that having been practi cally abandoned at its birth. : Mr. Hayes had, however, promised that, he would appoint as Collector a per-j son of good standing, and who had the confidence of the community, j The managers-who J have charge of .the f fraud movement" are said .to be awaiting the , arrival of the originals of die confession of MoLin and Den nis, be fore ..they take .any . decisive stepjs towards pressing an in vesliga-i tionll The Washington : Poit says: "Before many days a resolution will be introduced in the House authorizing the Judiciary Committee to investigate the matter thoroughly. In connection 'with that resolution all the evidence that can be obtained will ' be i presented to the House and referred to the Judiciary Committee.' The Democrats who have control of the subject consider it important to refer the original papers reciting the frauds, rather than copies. : Several of the originals are now in possession of the Democrats and it is believed J the others will be obtained wHhin a few days. In addition to the documents already made public there are others forthcoming, so it is claimed, equally as startling as the McLin and Dennis con-; fessions." . V ' " ' i lit is a noticeable fact that many of the most conservative Democratic: and Independent papers are begin- ihng to regard an investigation as ecessary, and . as 1 certain to corner ...'J..JU. J5 ii:.. - -V ..'? ....... bey do not . appear to regard the jousting of Mr. Hayes as a necessary Iresuit of the investigation. . .The New York! Sun is a very un-i reliable paper when it makes state-'-ments with Ihe most' assurance. It lately described Bish op McCoskry as slightly above the medium height and rather thinl - This is very ac- curate. aHe only, weighs, three hun dred pounds, and is the David Davis of the House of -Bishops.- But one hundred and seventy-five pounds do not make Pmuch difference in the weight of pne person. If the &un had missed lit a half ton or such a matter it would have been something; to talk about. ; - !. -t- Gen. Ignatieff, , who it is' ; thought will succeed Prince Gortschakoff if the latter should die from his present sickness,; is reported as having I re cently said that. Russia could not de mand less than she has done that she is.det Question shall be finally settled that Englapd Jand iAnstria must; decide' s whether theywfll accept We conces sions made that Russia is ready for whatever may come, " and that Eng land will not fight, but that she will ! have war if she cau get others to carry it on. -This may turn out to be . .correct, but it looks how, a if Eng land wa -not . only, bent on haviog .war, "but, from her large preparation,.' that she was also determined to have a considerable hand in the fight. . ; The execution. .of,, the law in -Virginia appears bell-punch . to be con Viderable'of a faildrerTf a"ny f The liquor sellers oppose it .and the , eva aions arer numberless. iThe corres pohdent of the New YoVk '.Herald from Virginia - says that, the 'law would really raise over three million dollars if honestly administered. . He says that it is now thought that' not ovei $300,000 will be raised. That is to say but'on'e-tenth of the tax is paid. :, This speaks' v"er" badly. It shows that the present law is, very sorely i; defectfye, ,tTbe; great s (testa eratum in Virginia; appears to be to have a law so framed- as to make 'it dangerous and unhealthy tovade its execution habitually. Where , the remedy lies may reqaue .a -greater than Moffett to devise. v . The ship Delaware ,v was 'sunk pur posely at the Brooklyn navy yard by opening her valves.;. This was in- the days of "Secor" RobesonJ' He has been summoned to explaiu that ldvely transaction. Capt. Temple, ; U.. S. N., testifies that Robeson ; was offered 21,000, but he declined preferring to ; siuk i the - old craft. Such was Grantism. r - The papers are favoring a return to the old way of electing Judges by the Legislature. Bat few papers,' thus far, favor the present way 'of making the people the electors. , The last Charlotte Democrat says: . "We have received a well written com munication showing the evil and degraded practice of electing .Judges by the popular vote of the peopl&and in favor of electi ng by the Legislature,' but as no name accompa nied it we threw it aside." : - - Mr. Stone, the editor of the New York Journal of- Commerce, is not-' a lawyer, and yeV he writes every .one of the "Replies in his excellent pam per involving questions of law, com merce, finance, &o. He says he aim- ply takes common sense for his guide; We do not think that he writes the literary ."Replies. ' : " " THE PERIODICALS. North Carolina Medical Journal toi ' April is out and fully up to the high standard it has already attained. It is a capital publi cation, and we sincerely hope that it is meeting with a most generous support. It is fndeed a credit to the medical profession iq North Carolina. . No intelligent man can examine this number without acknowledg ing its great meriW ::Dr. DeRossel's papej on "The Sources of Contagion in Towns and Rural Districts," is worth the price of the nnmber. We do not think there is Southern medical journal of equal : merit Price $3 a year. Dra. M. J. DeRosset and Thomas F. Wood, editors, Wilmington, N. C.r;: ; . t :V.,: : TI - - lh International BevievB-lox . May and June ; contains several articles . by distin guished authors and professors. -The first paper is by James' Anthony Fronde,' one of the great j writers of this century, entitled "Science and Theology.'.' J Professor An-f gely de Guberbatis, of Italy, furnishes an entertaining . article on. "The New King and the New Pope.'!- Dr. Philip i Schaff has an article on "Egyptology and the Bi ble," and Dr. Lyman Abbott has one on "The Gospel According to John." Presi dent Hopkins, of Williams College, has a paper oa "The Moral ; Problem, whilst David A. Wells contributes a third i instal-j-ment of his able .discussion of the Ele ments' of National 'Wealth.'? - There are other papers doubtless of: merit, i. ;The book reviews of this excellent publication are unusually fair, discriminating and fe--licitous; Price $5 a year:'- A. Bl Barnes & Co., New York, Publishers. CCBBENT COfflRIBHT. However we may differ as to the power of Congress, or of the judiciary, tb iinseat" tfie" present . Ad- mmistratiion, ine wnoie people ougni to be unanimous in demahding that all the circumstances attending ; the greai iraua Dy wnicn ine election oi 1876 was perverted shall be - brought to light and made & matter of record j The country wants the bottom facts and will have them.: What follows may bo left to Providence. Phila ddphia Tinges, Ind. , ,.. ., i ? If Dennis did the things', he swears he did; if he publicly declared in Tallahassee that the returns were' true which hie knew were falser if be, or any one else, informed Mr Ndyes and Mr. ilasson that the returns were false which they had insisted in uTal- lahassee -were true, and which Mr. Kasson failed to denounce in . Wash ington as J false; if Mr Hayes ..and Mr. Sherman were "also , told of the doings of Dennis' and ' McLin, and afterwards nominated the one and the other to National offices, 5 is not that J act "a. high crime -and misdemeanor" for . which - impeachment ! willi'lie.-- JWorldDernviXi ii G-siiU ' .'. f A Dor Valttea at $1 00,000, )- V. xTbe bench shbwH of 'dogs ati:Ma- Buuiu,. x empie ;.in ,xaiumore T ciosea Fridayight, in vihe presence lot I a Very .large crowd f speotators.; "Gov ernor varroir, was present .aunngme day.' The dog jhich" lattracted'tbe most attention was theEnglishf setter Paris, owned by :Mr. L. H.- Smith, of Strathroy, Canada ttnd valued by OCR STATIC CONTEIBPOBAKI KM, During tb'j past monlh public eentiment has uudergone a wonderful change iu re gard lo; Judie Schenck, and it is dortbiful if lie can ever be oominaied.for AslMllle Justice '; Where onc he wMild baveinei h hearty enilorsement, lie- .may expect irt at lukewarmnefs in hi-f cuise', if not ouisjwken hobUlily, and for this he will have no one lo blame but bis friends. -Oxford Free Lance. , - - . - - - - In another, article we noticed the new practice of hiring out persons convicted uf offences azaiu'st tbe criminal law. -'Tula use f 'or Ike privilege given by the law- is1ikely ' to be abused, and we wisu at ouce i euier our protest' against the 'perversion of its purposes. Jo the treatment of offenders, tbe law referred to has a. higher.object than the simple function of saving 'expense to the county. The safety of ' society which legislation through all time has endeavored to secure by the punishment of offenders, must not be leoDardized bV any indulgence which condones guilt for money HiU8boro JSecorder. -!'- -j;-. -'V J. - T h --j Mr. Raudall will probably agree with us now that he. made up some of his committees very stupidly. Washington lost, Dem. ' ' ; It. is ..a sinking, .fact, that Mr Tilde n iu retirement is a more important factor in politics than Mr. Haves in tbe White House;-Ulicd Courier.' ' : The President now has a beau tuul opportunity to appoint a commission to let him know if be knew anything about the Florida frauds. limes, lnd. ' : Judge Blair said that the move ment against Ilayes' was1 no longer- his movement the. people had taken it out of his hands, and would nmsh v.--tsattxmore Jsun, lnd.m , . ..ri . :K : v The fact is that the duty of in vestigation is in a manner forced on Con gress by the appearance oi such disclosures as 1Q18 coniessioo oi ine cuiei criminal 10 the Florida Returning Board. , The truth is bound to come out in spite of every at tempt' to suppress it. Jacuse vourur. Demi. x l ; v? . ;:'' I T WIWK.L.IJVC5S. Lady on shopping excursion Ob, dear, that blanket is much, too good 1 I want it for charitable purposes." jfunch, 5 Tbe United States has in its official employ 1,077 Smiths,'1 605 Browns, 6U3 Jonnsons, 464 Joneses. 432 Uavises, 323 Thompsons, 242 Aliens and 215 Bakers. , Maine has eight greenback pa pers, and they claim, that the party will poll 13,000 voles in the State. One of them 18 a daily, and two of them are Democratic ; A bevy of children were' telling What they got at school. The eldest got reading, spelling, and definitions. "And what did you ' ger, little one?" asked tbe father, to a rosy-cheeked little fellow, who at the time was slyly driving a ten-penny nail into tbe door panel. "Me? I gets read in', spellin', and spanain'." ' " An exquisite, leading a dog by a string, lounged up to ' the ticket office window or a railroad company and in quired: "Must I aw take a ticket for puppy?"' He was naturally both surprised and annoyed when tbe ticket seller answer ed, in a slightly "bewildered tone, after a moment's calm reflection : "No you can travel as an ordinary passenger, at theregu Jar ratel";.. . . There is nothinsr new. under the sun." remarked Solomoo. the wise kins. "How about neuralgia ?" asked Rehoboam, walking Into tbe palace with bis jaw tied up in red nanneL and the taint, tar away odor of old Robertson county arnica on bis moustache, ine monarch scowled, and said he hoped the kingdom of Israel hadn't got down to running a Paragrapher's As sociation just yet. Hurungton Mawkeye. , PEROIVAL. " . Lady Kosebery's wedding dress cost f775. " ' '' Mrs. Dr. Mary Walker is rapid ly recovering, i - British' tars thiuk the Duchess of Edinburgh, the -daughter of the Czar, ."the nicest lady that ever was." ' . U MissNellie Hutchinsou,a Scotch woman, has been' for eighty' years the stock reporter of tbe New York limes. r , - Midhat Pasha is to give his views on the "Present situation of the Otto man Empire" in an early number of the Nineteenth Century. - ! i, - j t John Bright said in a ' recent speech at Rochdale, that one-third of the whole land ot the United' Kingdom, being no less than 23,000,000 acres, belongs to 935 men.' i4- rVi- vi r -iivu.r; u- .k : j iiIt is estimated by : a Pera cor respondent of the Iribune that Gen. Grant was rated at his real worth by the Constan- tinoplitans, and treated with great con tempt, during his visit. The Turks have not respect ior ex-l unctionanes. - . . , SOUTHERN ITEMS. The Panola Star ' says a Missis sippi Miss Weighs 415 pounds. i ..' i -Colonel George P. Kane. Mayor of Baltimore,, was stricken . . with paralysis during Friday last, and cow lies in a very critical condition. His death may occur at any moment.-'5 - - ::' Gen. ; S'ltzhugh Dee, of Virginia is to deliver the address at the Confederate memorial services to be held in Loudon Park Cemetery, , Baltimore, , in the first week of June. " ' . Mr. SamW Small, the "Old Si" of the Atlanta (Ga.) Ckmstitutwn.ha ar rived in Paris, and is stopping at the Hotel Laffltte. This will make Consul Catlin Laffltte to kill himself. " t " A negro, who took nitrous oxide gas to have his tooth pulled, in Baltimore, last Saturday, 'while under its influence destroyed furniture in ; the dentist's office valued at one hundred dollars..-. . ' jTho- Ninetyrsix iS.?C.VGrMar- dian chronicles, the birth,., of colored pa rents, of a very singular child. From the waist to the ' crown of the child's head its skin is; pure white, from- the -hips to the knees the skin, is of a coal black,, and from there down the skin is white. The head is covered with hair as white as driven snow; and is unusually long for a child of that age. .. The child is large and healthy.: . ! DH AM ATIC1VOTES - Clara Morris hates to e called "clever." rJ She say it is a nastv little Eng lish word and she doesn't like it; ' ; yj ModieSka sava ahe' hates dinner parties and has only , accepted two . invita tions, this season; one being: from t Henry watterson. : ;, : Tl n w- - v;;A ; - Miss Neilson. has been worn out playing Juliet bo her doctors certify and at the end of herpresent ngagement must absolutely .take a yeat't rest- a4i.tt$ ft-Miss Cla-fa'Morris is but r West; and suffers mucht from rheumatism.! She says she believes Aimee good,, for she ook8 at home liae a demure . old married woman with a family of children: and be sides she ia strict Catholic, i As fof Mod- jeska, MJss Morris says that she Is refined in breeding, but has no, heart. v , -' MISCELLANEOUS. Send in Your Orders ! H a v i n g F a c i lit i e s By Few - in our City, INYITE - ALL. TO CALL - UPON- US. - ' ' i l AT.OOR?5TORS3,' ; - , ' f Hies, 5, 7; Jfc, 8 IVorlli Front street, ' r'- ' ' FOftTHBIU ' ; - -: ; Family sSiippiies! WK WILL G1VK AS MUCH, I IT 'NOT, MORE, GOODS FOR THE MONEY THAN ANT, .. ... HOUSE IN TUB COUNTRY, ; ' And of the Very Best Qualify! . PWe guarantee yoa always tke Very Lowest Price8,the Moat Polite Attention, .and to Deliver your Goods at your Houses la tbe soonest possible tlme FRKE OF COST I , jA j , : CASH A CONSIDERATION. - ! t5fGlve ns a trial and satisfy youreelves. Boatwriglit, & : McKoy, . S, 7 a lid 8 apSW US, Wtf i NUItril FttONT ST. Public AnnounGement. TX7"B BEG-TO ANNOUNCE OURSELVES CAN W BID A TE3 tor Public Patronage for the sale of Sash. Doors, Blinds and Orna mental IVoodwork Of every description. Remember wo are HOME -MANUFACTURER, and will duplicate orders Ten Per Cent below any outer dealers. , - . AU Goods are made at our Factory under oar own supervision, and we guarantee satisfaction In every instance. - Builders' Hardware at Wholesale Prices. - ALTAFFER A HILL,' ap 38 tf 'Factory and Office foot of Walnut fcst. FAIRBANKS' Standard Scales, M ADE WITH THE Latest & Most Valuable Improvements. FAIRB, ISC ALES. :'. ' : FOR SALE ALSO, ' " PATENT AUEH MOHEI DRAWERS, COFFEE MILLS, SPICE MILLS, ' AND STORE FIXTURES GENERALLY. THE IMPROVED TYPE WRITER, : ' OSCILLATING PUMP COMPANY'S. PUMPS. Fairbanks & Co. . 311 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. FOR SALE by LEADING HARDWARE DEALERS ma o -sin uxtaw&w tu rr Zeb. Vance Cook Stove. IT IS THE LARGEST COOK ST0YE ! ' IT IS THE BEST C00E STOVE ! IT IS THE HEAVIEST C00E STOVE ! IT IS THE CHEAPEST COOK STOVE ! IT IS SOLD BY JACOOI, Wllmlnston, IV.. C. . . I Manufactured for the trade by . Thomas, Boberti, Sierenion & CO., ap24-7m ''PHILADELPHIA. ' ; Fall Fashions. TlRS. VIRGINIA A. ORR HAS RECEIVED, and iU U now usine the LATEST SHAPES for La. dies and Misses Hats, and Invites a call from those who have heretofore entrusted her with their work. She is prepared to alter old styles and fashion them Into the most modern shapes. . .-- i White etraw dyed black when so ordered and in best strle. - - ' t RESIDENCE One door east of Front, oa Church Street. - . . . ; oct 14-tf ' Relish for Tea and Breakfast ! SMOKED J3ALMON ! pickled; salmon: ! GENUINE BONELESS CODFISH No. 1 MACKEREL in Kiu, at" 1;25 -'Guaranteed Best -Quality. ; I -Vv'O'r iji" '':HSJ- v ' . :' !' ;. -.';r :; ; COFFEES of all -qaanties Uoasied .:. .7 and Ground Daily under my 1 .': : ' owd supervision.-; : J as . C . St eye n son apgrtf ; ' ' ' :?? i .- : 20 0 r TW HUNDHKD BARRELS 200 ....-.! .- AnU UAXJT BARRELS :, BEST. GEIDES ; FAMIL1 FLI1IIR 1 ,FOR CITY TRADE. lour la low, and" we make. the lowest figure possible : V" x .f -: f & - ' ' ' CHAS. D. MYERS, - ; ap 33 D&Wtf 88 and 40 North Water street. ; Harness i FROM t8.50 to $25.00 A SETltl Saddles frera $1.60 to $25.00. Colinra tmm r ;75 cents to $3.00.. ', l .it - Repairing done with dispatch. . , j I aaiflSN ft GERHARDT.' i ap 88 tf Next ta Sontherjaad's Sublea. 1 grjjjCH hj.i ii'wiis. ii S--.OBM t3 underatooA. rep ieMi:i ihe .h.-tair prices generally . n mitSLHig a . txal rdi!i ttitsner pneo nave to be chuxeea -KIC2b UAtiOJlr.W t-UUil. .. -.. iH.a'uu ajciiot. . . . . . Cou!li- Aachoi "A" , ttA)ON7-N.wrr0.roii&! StKJBldo ijr 'i . . . . . . .i. dide. cLuiCCV St, 00 00 & Si 9 & t Hams.. i Sides, ' Shoulders.. .. 3:dt,6 V tt-. . -4 Shoulders ".r.... BEEF Live weiabt l 11 6 , .... 6 5 a1 23 BARRELS Splnu Ttupenuw- . - seconaiiana,eacn.:... i -. New New York, each. " New City, each...;... 160 f 00' 00' -25 T 5ft " 33 26 , ' 85 1 15 1 75: 180 '-26 BSESWAX-S tt.... BRICKS WilmlEgton, 9 r . - -Northern.; :. .. BUTTER North Carolina. V &. Northern, f CANDLES Sperm, ft..-.. :-.' s .. . Tallow, 9 B.. 'Adamantine, ft CHEESE Northern Factory V ft . Dairy, cream $ ft...... - State, 9 ft. J C0FF2-JaTaJ ft 4 1 ? Rio, V ft -, Lairuayra. 9 fc.i:".... in 8 00 14 00 13 13 15 13 G & 15 21 CORN MEAL y-bosheUa sacks ;o UOTTUJN TIES W ft DOMESTICS-Sheetln.t-4. ydl ex -Kara, V buncn.. ...... EGGS.'. : FISH Maeierei, Hoi l.V bbl.. . No. 1, 9 x bbl - i- Mackerel, No. 3, V bbl.-.. . . 90 00 16 00; 8 50 U 00 7 00 11 00 3 75 6 00 00 5 00 550 6 2 1 25 0 W 7 0OS t 63 8 00' & 30 00 10 60 14 60 no. s, w jtf ou Mackerel, No. 3, 9 bbl....... 7 50 11 50, ieo Muiieta. obi. ...... i....; .- N. C.Hemng.V bbl......... ' Dry Cod, Jr.-.....i.....' .. FLOUIU-Flae, m bbl........... Super. Northern; $ bbl i Extra do.' f 9 bbl..... . Family r . bbl...... - City Millar-Super., S bbl.... . ; ; Extra. 9 bbl... " . " . Family, 9 bbl.. . :' Ex. Family. 9 bbl FERTILIZERS , 800 8 60 6 60 6 60 6 75 9 60 0C0 7 25 . 7 75 8 25 Peruvian Guano, 9 SCUO fts . . - Baugh'a Phosphate, " v - , Carolina Fertiliser, Ground Bone, s Bone Meal, '.. -; . -" . Flour, ' " " ; l' NavMsaGaano . ' ' , Complete Manure , . . ' -Whann'B Phosphate Wando Phosphate, " : ' . . Berger & Bnta'F Phoepb. .. " Excellenza Cotton Fertilizer 67 50 63 60' 00 00 .8000 60 00 65 00 00 00 40 00 00 00 1 45 00 00 00 57 00 55 00 5 00 00 00 , 67 00 00 00 70 00 00 00 60 00 65 90 in-- 9 , 68 5 68 f 00 61 60 85 4 10 0 00 O -70 00 00 00 00 00 GLUE ft . GRAIN Corn, in store. In oags. Corn, Cargo, w DusneL...... Corn, mixed DusheL . ... .... Corn, wholesale, in bags..... Oats, 9' bo ehel. .-. fi . i.T.i. . . Peas. Cow. bnehel.. ...... ?. uo HIDES Green. 9 ft Dry. 9 ft ;. ..i... . 11 000 115 HAY Eas tern, S 100 ttB........ - Western, 100 fts.r.". .... North River. 9 100 fta....... 1 13 1 00 75 00 00 00 . 1 10 HOOP IRON 9 ton.. ... 80 00 10 LABJ Northern. 9 ft. North Carolina, ft ft.... LIME bbl..A .. .-. I 25 LUMBER Cirv Stxajc Sawki Shin Stuff, re sawed. m ft, 18 00 00 00 20 00 Rough Edge Plank, 9 M ft... WeBtlndUaCargoes.according 19 00 14 00 18 00 : Dressea Flooring, seasoned. 18 00 85 00 ScanUlBH and Boaroa. com- A Jt ft -. 13 00 r-i 00 00 00 .' 00 r S3 '; 86 40 2 80 16 1 10 .90 30 " 25 ir 1 . 70 00 2 25 12 50 0O00 00 00 16 00 lUUiu n. ........ a.. MOLASSES New cp tCuba,hhds New crop uuDa, DDIS y gai. 1 EorEico,hhd8.... ......... DDIS Sugar House, hhds, 9 gal, . p . . ; M -. bbls. gal.. IS4 ! : 27 80 365 18 :i NAILS-Cut, 4d to 0d, keg.. OILS Kerosene, 9 gal Lard, ft gal....... 145 100 B40 .30 Lilnseea, Rosin. 9 us POULTRY CMckens,-llve. .V. . . . .-.-... ' Spring.. PEANUTS?! buahel... POTATOES Sweet, 9 bushel.. Irish, Northern. 9 bbl ..... FORK Northern, City Mess. . . . i Thin, 9 bbl .. .......... ... ..Prime, 9 b.bl... "'Rump, 9 bbl ........... RICE Carolina, 9 lb .. .. Rough, 9 bunh . HAGS Country, 9 t-. ......... City, 9 i.. ROPE ' -18 90 50 2 75 13 00 00 00 12 00 00 00 13 00 6V 90 IK IX 6 -00 80 ' 00 00 00 CO 103f 9 ' 1 uu 2 2 28 SALT Alum, 9 bushel ' 78 . UTerpooi,9sacs,cii 85 - LisDon, 9 Back..... American. V sack. 75 85 SUUAH cuds, v B. fortoraco, ,mi L Coffee, 9 B. ....... ...... B " 9 B..... u w Ex. O ft... . 9 a Crushed. 9 ft::... " 00 5 4 0C 2 60 4 50 9 SO 12 00 10 00 00 00 C8 10 00 7 00 5 00 : 4 50 3 5 1 00 1 75 -18 28 MOAP Northern. ft. SHINGLES Contract, 9 M e ou 8 00: 5 06' ucnunon, 9 u Cypress Sapa 9 M... Cypres Hearts S M. I 00; 15 00 00 00 0000; 00 12 00 1 8 09 6 00 5 00; 4 00 : 500 j 2 50 1 - 92 : STAVKs ; W. O. EbL, M... .. B.O Hbd., M,..i... Crorcss. til.... TALLOW ft..,.. TIMBER Shipping, 9 M.... .... -MillPrime, It.... .MillFair, W M........;...... oommon Mill.....'. Inferior to Ordinarr. M.... WHI3KBY Northern, gal.... North Carolina, tt ral.. WOOL Unwashed, 9 ft wnsneu w n ? ......... 30 WILIQINGTON DOHE1 A1AB&ET auiuia. Goid ..... .- ..Par. i Exchange (sight) on New York, .J . it disc't' .1... j. , .... .! .. Baltimore,. ........i . 1 f . t 7 1 v t . . UUcWU. ........... 1 . . X y - ' 'Philadelphia, . vy eateru viues, j . . . jj . . n Exchange 80 days 1 9 cent. ' Bank of New Han oyer Stock. 100 75 65 100 95 120 First National Bank,.. Dawson Bank... Wilmington Building Stock,.. flLeCflUUCB ' : .. : i.. Navassa Guano I Jo. " " N. C. Bond Old Ex-Coupon. ....... .14 Do. Funding 1866 5 5 5 1 Do. "" 1868......... Do. ....... . New.. -.-..i..-. .... . Do. . 8neclalTax Do. to N. C. Railroad 49 W. A. W. ICR.Bonds7c(GoldInt). 97 Carolina Central R. R. Bonds, 6 Sc.. .80 WU. CoL Aug. S. R. - - t..'....80 I ' ' wumingtoacityiKmas, 3 c.k ..70 . -:, , i new 6 c.,..70(GoldInt) " " 8Wc... 75? New Hanoyer County Bonds, S Wc; .90 (Gold Int) uo. : ; r no.-. . 0 wc.:..iu iimr. u w. w. rwnroaq bwci .... ......... .45 ,- - North Carolina R. H. " v.u. ........ ;40 , . ; i ; WlLGasLiffhtCo. " 67 Wilminrton Cotton Mills.:. 25 '; ; ' 1 oiiy:iVioEiRi"rs iiti irave Stones; FIRST-CLASS WORK; AT LOWEST NEW YORK rttUKS. L)JS1UJN8 SENT BY MAIL. WORK PACKED AND SHIPPED, AT OUR RISK, TO ANY, PART OF THE SOUTH. : ; RICHARD 1UTHAN & CO., 57 Larayetti Place, New Yorki " ' -- ...... 1 :.i,...-i',j..i. : Wathau's Monumental Designs, in book form. for THE SKEIDEE BHEECH-LOADIBQ i Shot-Gun J I. - . - . -. . - . Prices, 50 OO to $250 OO. ; MUZZLE LOADING G UNS ALTERED TO BREECH-LOADING. Prices, $40 to 9100, V - -- Clark :& Sneider; i r. i JUATiUJfACTl'UrUkttS, --.S '.-.5 " " " - , 214 West Pratt Stwset, ' ; : ; -i - Baltlnlore. Send for Catalogue, i v dec 33 D$sWtf Higli-BredPogs. E NGLISH, IRISH AND GORDON SETTERS, of the Choicest Breed, with guaranteed pedigriees. r -I V V .WWW WJ . .r. . ' E..P. WELSBj, noy7DAWtf i) .. .,- York, fe TVS. RICORDS' ESSENCE W-LIFE res XJ manhood- and the vigor of youth to the mi ast shattered constitution In four weeks. FAILURE IMPOSSIBLE. This life restoring remedy shobld be taken by all about to marry or who1 may hare become weakened from excess or any other cause. : Success In every case is as certain as that water quenches thirst. $3 per case. Bole Agent, Dr. JOSJ JACQUES.7Uniyersity,Place, New York.. DRUQ . uiaTt urriuw..-i ; .- : .... aug i-y ; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Awarded hyhett prtzf at Centennial Exposition fn. ine chewing qmditia and excellence and Uinl ' acter of tweeUntna and fiocBtyrina. Tho best fnh." 10 i : - 12 'tit Imitated on brfS XW Tf1T Jloff-" Sold by all dealer. ' Sendfor Before Bnylns or Ueiit!ikra Cabinet or Parlor Organ Be sere to send for our LATEST Catalooh. ClECULAES With SIW srriJIS, RBDTJCED PRir! !?5 much informaiion. Sent free. MASON ah am ORGAN CO., Boston, New York or Chicago IN dici uiuua. vm imp n 11A Mnn i . . - . FOWLER & FULTON, General Agents for tha UNITED iTATBlf' CARTRIDGE r Manufacturers of the ; " Solid Head, Heloading, Military and : Sporting, Central Fire CARTRIDGES! Also Rim Fire Ammunition for Pistols and Bin ' ' Cartridge Cagee, Swaged and Patched BnletB PriJ!, era, Re loading Tools, c. &c. Send toi ?lffi?t2i Catalogue. 300 BROAD WAY, NEW YORK CITY Q A T17 MTLI' MEN. ,lf yon need a eood R n Oil W GUMMBR or 8 A W-TOOTff s w A write to J. W. MIXTER SAW TOOL CO m ! Wanted.) TEMPLETON, MASS lg-ri 'SO 83 42 ' t 13 ' 12X ' 14 16 : IS '80 "SO -J 33 72 J .7 5 12 TO HAVE GOOD' ftlin 'Ejr.THmiir.T. W UST. BE IL KPT IN (IK II k ii 1 v .r ATHART7C TONICi ,7enMrnaiv f5 mi.... rt H -COHSTIfWlJlA g ' StCKHEJUACHEA f? jfanntEfimitPuirris fORDi ABIUOUSNESS.S i&Dy5PEPSIA.S tLtASS THE , g ON. For Pamphlet address Da. Sanfqrp, New York. THE CO-OPERATIVE NEWSPAPERS. ' - It has been ' asserted that one-hnlf nt n m paid by New York advertisers for advertiBine out side of that city goes to the Co-Operative Sbws. If this statement la truethere is no occasion fo surprise that prominent papers which are still char ging war prices for advertising feel called upon to abuse a rival with which they and themselves una. ble to maintain a competition. Full particulars about the Co-onerati IS 70 00 90 5 pers, together with catalogues and ad vertiting rates mailed free on application to BEALS & FOSTER ' General Agents American Newspaper Union io Spruce Street, New York. , - ' 1U i A MIXED CARDS, with name 10c Agents' lv outfit 10c L. JONES & CO.. Nasfwn m v tT CL A TKTjSl "retail price $280 only $65. lilllT.il XI El PIANOS retaU price $610 11 -only $13b. Great, bargains. BE ATT Y. Wash- inston, JM, QK FANCY CARDS, SNOWFLAKE DAMASK. dCLf Assorted in 25 stvles. with ii m tu eau Card Co., Nassau, N. Y. TO : - P L AtW T E R S Fifty tons partly decomnosed Hoe Hair. 40 43 35 ' success on Tobacco, Corn and Grass. Price $13 per ton. in bass. Shell Lime, in haira dn hn.h.i. A the ton 12 cents per bushel. BOWEN & MKR- " CER, 7 Exchange Place, Baltimore. PIANO & OEGANl0! hold the field and compete (with the world. 1 0?0 Bnperff instruments from Reliable Makers at Facto ry Rp V Every man his own agent. Bottom nrices toairr New Pianos, 13S. $150 $119. New Orsani. S40. J0. StBT. sir in guarantee. Fifteen days' trial. Makers' names on all Instruments. Square dealing, the honest truth, and beat- bargains in the U. 8. From $50 to f 100 actually saved in buying from LUDDEN & BATES' SOUTHERN WHOLES A r.R x-ti opoatj Twpnr SAVANNAH, GA. '(Dr.Marcliisi's Uterine CATHOiinny Will DOsftivAlv mm Vem&In Wonl-nisaa mnh ipoih otthe WombjWnites, Chronic Inflammation or Ulcer ation of the Womb, Incidental Hemorrhage or Flood ing, Painful, Suppressed and Irregular Menstruation, AO. An old and reliable remedv. Send nnntal card fnr , ana ceruncates rrom 4.RTH k BALI, ARD. I by all Druggiata SU0 per bottle. HEARINGJSESTORED GREAT INVENTION oha1i n TlWAWfrn- 20 Year. Send stamp for particulars. J0QM OARMORB, Lock Box 80, Madison. Ind . CONSUMPTION cau br cuksd t Try PDL MOffA. Atkyonrdruegietfor it. apao-4wD&W - - : MANCHESTER :' LOCOMOTIVE W0EKS ..V. . - . ESTABUSHXI IN 185S, . .: Manufacture all kinds of Locomotives, and have re cently purchased of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Co. ail the patterns, patents, and the good will fot the manufacture of their riAhtwi R.am vim vn. gines and Fire Apparatus, and are now prepared to receive and execute orddrs promptly, bend for de-' scriptive circular. ARETAS BLOOD. Aeent. novatou&wiy Manchester, N. H. New York SHOOTING- COAT. STYLISH, HANDSOME COAT. : i JTirst Class in every particular Pleasant to wear, durable, and in the end the cheap- est MADE OF BROWN VELVETEEN. : for.kets and Lininsr made tn IjiVb Ant. n that r may be worn for early fail and winter shooting. ! "Horace Smith. Esq.. nay "It inn,M nf' shooting coat. I have worn them for several year and will have none other." - ' Price for' Coat. 25: Vojtt ft ki aia hi hmi brown corduroy Pants, at $ 10 per pair. ' I make on ly the one grade, as the cheapest goods do not turn briars and will not give satisfaction. AlSO. in addition to the ftHnv Tun malHntr Waterproof Canvass Suit, cut same style as the Vel veteeni goods, not staff and hard, bnt soft and nlea Bant tO Wear: euaranteed tn t.nm mtr. Hnnrtiimin who have seen it say it is The Pest Yet Coat $6.50. For full Suit, $14.00. . . I also make the Sleevelfwa Cna Vat. with aloeve . If desired. Rules fer measurement and ciamnipa lent nmu application. -:r-:-..t P L. SHELDON, ct 25 D&Wtf . . ' - RAHWAY. N. J. SHARP'S M ETALLIC CARTRIDGE. MILITARY, HUNT ' ING AND "(!HKiiniiftfi wriTT.va. EXCEL ALL OTHERS IN ACCU i .RACY, STRENGTH AND .0-. SAFETY.; . ITo Premature Discharge Ever Ocean Eyery Rifle warranted a good shooter. Calibre 40, 44 and 50-100 ofui inch, and of any desired length. Charge ef powder from 50 to 105 grains. , . Weight of balls from 220 to 540 grains.' Stock; plain; alse Pistol grip and- checked. Sights: plain; Globe and Peep Sights; Vernier - witk; Interchangeable from sighu ;and Wind-gauge. Every yaristy of aw munition for above, guns, constantly on hand. Prices.; from 30 to 125. ' " SHARP'S RIFLE COMPANY. septai-D&Wtf ' ' Bridgeport. Conn. N. A. ;STEDHAH, Jr., Attorney and Counsellor at Law, ELIZ ABETHTON, ' BLADEN COUNTY, N. C Office Up stairs, in Brick BoUdlnr. occupied bj Rinaldl & Co. - -. . r Special attention to Claims. Col'ections on sum of $100 and upwards made for Five Per Cent, if without suit. Drawing Deeds, Mortgages, Ac, specialty. ; : . ' apfi-DAWtr IJ1 A . The choicest in the world Dnport- 1 Fm rl n - ' n' nriiea T jtnrtutk OnmnanV in America staple article pleases everybody Trade continually increasing Agents wanteu eyerywuwe best inducements don't waste time send for Circular to ROBERT WELLS, Pres. of the Original American Tea Company. 43 Vesev St.. New York. i P,O.Boxl38L feb24D&W8m PIlECRiPTI05f FREE. T7OR THE SPEADY CURE of " Seminal Weak X1 ness. Lost Manhood, and all disorders brought on by indiscretion or excess. Any druggist ns the ingredients, Address Dr. JAQUES CO., 1)0 W. Sixth St, Cincinnati, Ohio, febl5-lyDAW .., f ' 1
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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