PUBLISHER'S ANKOUNCBaiBn
v I could catch all the rogues. No Agri
; the morning star, urf toaa W nP- cultural . Department can shut oat!
un.fk I'urnHna. In ftUDUBOOtl dailf. OXCept I r ... . rl
Day, at $100 per year t4l W. tM ota impure or 1Dfer,or, guaOOS WbJIl tne
t-i is for three mouth t tl 03 f"t ae month, to naau i .r - S 1
fabscribe" ed V City BUbacriber , . the people cry OUt fdf A cfleap article.
. m - r- .. urdotr 1 lf kin V UCriUU w m.
fAK? OI 13 tcuko vs r
sMkir tn one Year
The way to get rid of the evil is
CUKKKtfT COMMENT.
PERSONAL
We would nottruteuiionally dcV in
Juir weekly 8TAR is Diibliahed every rriday I . . . - ih, .Al-nivit .
mormg atifw per year, $100 for sixmoaths, & justice lO ma Agriumtutai -
ceirts for three months. ..-:- ment We have doubted long the
ioVBRTISING RATES (DAlLY).-On square rneni. ru" f ...
on day. i.ou: two days, JiTO djgv expediency and wisdom of its organi-
"iw weekaf.6Vu)o woeta, $8.80; I zaiion. It has cost, or will cost the
.-y'uv! 7" : ?-iVJ .;t,- whm: Ten
1 J;-r mnnth. 40.00: twelve inonthS, 86U.W.
i nesoTsolid ItonuareH type mako one square.
ill announcement of Palr -ef.tfi?
Hdps, Pic-Nics, Society Meetings, f
lnjta, AcwiUUe charged regular advertising rales,
i No advertisement inserted in Local Colamn at
M&f price. ,
" Notices aader head of -City Items" 33 cents per
line tor first insertion, and 15 centa per line for each
subsequent insertion. .-" ..
Advertisements inserted once a week in Daily will
ba charged $1 00 per square for each insertion, iv
.ery other day, taw fourth, of daily rate. Twice a
week, two taW of daJJj rats, f , '
- Notices of Marriage or Death, Tributes of Re-
ct. Ranintinns af Thanks. &c are caargea ior
doubtless to hold a convention or
nJaeulo inwlnch the iaccredite
-s- - a - si i .jr. i . e -.- - J: -
. i - ., rr f. i oil... I HiinnrosH whn nrftTrPSlSLinCT tne ffHOHL
representatives
"ST,
We Cannot but applaud the j Senator Chandler, It is though tj
noPe edffducT ofOTe JJmacratjKin iwm De;uuairtnan oi luejuepuoucau
r&&-ri? wh arnatW the hioHt fiooat GampajgB Committee;. for-1880. fr.
4x rannnok an? fctiiona form f rartv 1 Gen; Sherman is now "Uke of
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHOIiESAliK f KS.
JherRaorriing Star
esont the wholesale Drtceff ?cner&!H if:
; a? small fcrdere fclffbprica.'BawU) Wcl
ru
AUTIOLlEB.
and Chama shall discuss am arrftngel' f. l.i ;nAmatnawA tonialana." TTbe title was conferred apon
VT'Vf":";-"": lhirnyvKiDffRex of Uiej Mardl.Qr.aa tStr
endorse their action as true to pnnci-J ft
moti consent either amend or repeal pie and to liberty, and meriting the . Ti f-. ftino 000
The matfeTrin dispute, audMy com
le existing treatVT ' PFmYttl :- wy operi glass, set with diamonds, is the first
and we do not see what important ject of the veto, a portion of
U Rt ro.nh frnm thin llrCTP OTriHll- 1 XXTa o.ntif ";'u1 ; ' - i
of w whrcft
diture.
to pay
The money is greatly needed "The veto of the bill prohibiting- the im
J 6 I mi rfmtirin, of the Chinese was one of those
the interest on the public J exerci8es bf the Preaident'a coriBtitutional
hands of xicht thinking people of all sec
tions and parties. The bill would never
have become a law except for the supposed
( Va.) Dispatch,
rTKe fpFrlRrKToTterlirms'
up the jposfti've results of this inves
tigation with balanced judgment.
The fact that .the votes -of . both
Florida and Louisiana were oast 'for
Tilden and .Hendrtbks' arid ' were
wrongfully taken from -them and
given to i 1 ayes ana , wneeier, was
well known beforc-but, it. is now
Carolina.
debt, in educating the poor children power, for wldeb -m, deserves prawe at tne
of the State, and in many important
j: . : V I A U,. lnl a
uirectiuiiB. Vc , Z U----cal exigencie&.of both, parties with solidly established by testimony of
know that $15,000 annually had been reference to the vote of California in the ,he most cotoDie; and conclusive
HJl lt& saved to the tax-payers of North lf ln X descript,on. The method, ; the ma
nr ".r. . t l rtm(1Tit rtf Mar. I I . w . . Tk -. J I n.yi4 n V. nil IhA Afvanf B aF
the false count, are here illuminated
by the, full light of evidence that
cannot truly be gainsaid, it is a
clear and lasting record which is made
up in the report of this Committee.
Rutherford B. Hayes . occupies the
office of President without any, legal
tie
cents will par for a simple announcement of Mar
riage or ueata.. ' ' '
kdvertisementa to follow reading matter, or to
oocupy any special place, will be charged extra ac
cording to the position desired. "
;- Advertisemeotipii which ne swxified number of
insertions is marked will be continued "till forbid,"
at the option of the publisher, and charged up to
the date of discontinuance. .
'Advertisements discontinued before the time con
tracted for has expired, charged transient rates foi
the time actually published. '
Advertisements kept under the head of "New Ad
; virtisemcnts" will be charged fifty per cent extra.
lAh extra charge will be made for double-column
or triple column advertisements. .. . ; '
lAmnsement, Auction an Official advertisements
one dollar per square xor eacn mseruoo.
announcements and recommendations of can
didates for omce, whether in the shape of commu
nicationa or otherwise. wiU be charsed as advertise-,
uicnte. '
rContract advertisers will not be allowed to exceed
. t. 1 . . n n tstrv t that.
taeir space ur.au veruo ij uuug iuiiu , twt l ri-ii
r7nlar basiness without extra charre at iransient Tndenendents or JNatlOnalS. lne
. 1
rates.
THE NEXT HOVSB.
It is said, but with what truth we
cannot now determine, that a consid
erable number of the members of the
46th Congress, that will assemble in
extra session on March 18tb, will
either act, independently of all par
ties or with the Nationals in the or
ganization ot the House. If the list
is correct then the Democrats cannot
organize the House, or cannot do so
without the aid of a number of the
yond doubt, many good men, alike In the
Senate and the House; both Democrats and
Republicans, supported the measure against
he protest of their, consciences and be
cause they retriembered that the-ultimate
responsibility of its beconuoj: a law . de
volved on the President. The same vi
cious course' of argument saddled the
fraudulent "pension arrears bill,", so called,
on the country; and the members of Con
gress really had no rieht to elude the dis
charge of . a plain and. palpable duty rest-
---WTfen the n e w s Ireach erl -Phils-"
Helnhik that Rhere Ali was dvinif. twolW
yers immediately started! or Afgbaaisiao
to induce the relatives to jcontesuue win. ; ,
Senator BayardL of Delaware,
has. nine children. His oldest son, aged
about 19 years, is a studebt at the Univer
sity or Virginia: Severaa in theotner cmi
drea g to school" io W ashiagton City. Ills
wife has very utile disposition for society
-tfe. - w
--- One of Mr. BlatnaV greatest
objections to the Chinese js that they do
not assimilate with Amerjicans. lhis seems
partially contradicted by thesebtefice of a
Chinamau to prison ia New York -for being
a Vagrant . This is very ,mucb like Melican
man.
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or constitutional title tie occupies
ing on themselves, by transferring the bur- it first through frauds and forgeries, I She replied that ihey weje.
den to any other shoulders. It has bap- and secondly through the deoision of mv fee,1 arc.lnI .'""t1-
a tribunal created , by Congress in
violation of the Constitution. That
tribunal wilfully confirmed the frauds
which bad been set up by liepubucan
conspirators in r lor id a and IjOoisi
ana. N. Y. San. Ind. Had.
pily happened, in this case, that the Presi
dent has been faithful to the obligation of
his duty and to the distinct desire f nine-
tentbs ot the people."
Notices of the Press:
h nrat-claes paper. Battleboro Atteatux.
Emphatically a live paper. Qoldstoro Seat.
The Stab is a live paper. Sumttr (J3. C.) Ntvu.
nn a nf the bent rtail Djincm In the State. Wtldon
a gooa old man u tea in jyiame New,
.i j mi. T- . 1 .1 ' Tl I
tue oiuer uay. lue. roruuiiu vtcw eaya
that he had fallen asleepnn Ins easy chair
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ne uiu not. waae uuni (jbv uuuu, vvueu ue.
innnirpd nf his Hrtiitrhtcr: n ttiniKrh hi wftrn
I n ; n
dreamme, if bis feet were in th right way.
lie then said:
way, I will
move on, and bis breaibing gradually
ceased, having lived within four years of a
full century.
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One ot the very best ef our dally exchanges.
South Caivlinian.
Ranks tmonjr the leadinr Dailies of the State.
Christian Advocate.
One of the best Dailies in the State. ataUsviOt
InUUiaeneer, ,
A valuable paper.
-Pee Dee Covrier
We choerfallT recommend it.
STATU C.Ti TKiTIPfKAKIKN.
JDDGK KEKtC'K CHARGE
The Charlotte Observer reported
recently ah outline of Judge Kerr's
Payments tor transient advertisements must be following is the list of Independents j charge to the Grand Jury of Meek- OfJK
trlIt i-iinf-rt. 11a IjA IVl Jit. Vl I i k tt J. i a I
auu uw.uo.. j-, xeuuurff, in wmcu ue iook. mruus o n. i100Qeodll Mr arnl,Tn0 hill
tASeTsSdaiway. specify the issue or is- Indiana; F. II. Murch, Maine; Nich- gfound f6r -preserving the purity and cuitim- down fees and salaries. This is the
aiBnthevdesiretoadvortisein. where no issue is 1 i t-.i vi;Qo,.;. Minora T R I j- :. e o I'- r-i...j. mi. 1 most direct movement made in the cause
aimed the advertisement wiU be inserted in the ul " " uignuy oi me oupenor vourie. lue of retrenchment, and is decidedly the best
enttohimKmeUme v-iuene, j.owa; i good'Judge appears to be perplexed step that has been tafceti during the entire
mauorapatotaM Albert P- Fo-syth Ilhoo,s; dley by the act of the General Assembly
TUTTS i PILLS.
Remittances must be made by Check, Draft, Pos
tal Money Orders-Express, or in Registered Letter. ... G . xv G,
wulysuch remittances will be at the risk of the Alabama; betb W. 5iOCUm,
tc'ommnnications. unless they contain important vania; Daniel L. Russell, N
J Communications, unless they contain important
e ws, or discuss briefly and properly subjects of real
interest, are not wanted; and. If acceptable in every
Other way, they will invariably be rejected if the
teal name of the author is withheld.
(ormng Btar.
Barlow, Vermont; Wm. M. Lowe,
Pennsyl-
North Car
olina; George VV. Jones, Texas; G.
W. Ladd, Maine; James W. Single
ton, Illinois; A. E. Stephenson, Illi
nois; Henry Speer, Georgia, and
in extending the jurisdiction of mag
istrates. He had read the act and
he was unable to tell what offences
were cognizable by the grand jury.
He said, .and wo quotq. from the Ob
server:
"They appear to have taken from the
By WILLIAM U. BERNARD.
WILMINGTON, K. C:
Friday Morning, March 7, 1879.
HE AGRICULTURAL
' , MENT.
DEPART
Henry Persons, Georgia. It is also jurisdiction of the Superior Court every ee
said that Kelley and Wright, of
Pennsylvania, and Felton, of Geor
gia, will act with the Nationals in
certain contingencies.
The Democrats claim to have 149
members. To get this number,
session. J.is passage, it is esumaiea, win
SHve to the state about fau.UUU annually. -
Wamintjton Press.
The Stau is right; so long a our State
lingers in tlie bauds of its creditors, with
hard limes and worse a cominz," the
neonle ODDressed and on the brink of ruin.
let there be "no subsidy" for a "history of
Nonh Carolina." The history of Uorth
Carolina should be one of merit and not of
State patronage. We would like to copy
the Stains editorial iu full. llockingham
offense except murder and a. .few others
knawn as the higher crimes. He hardly
knew whether or. not to.tfell-Uiem to bring
in a bill for larceny. The act referred to
gives the' magistrates jerisdiclion over all
except 'serious offenses. Who should say
what tins -term meant? tie considered it a
serious offense for a man to spit in
anolbet's face and curse and abuse
him. but how r.onhl snrh " fifrVnsp hp.
We4 do not hesitate to sav that wel Wrieht, of Penn., Felton. Speer and j punished . by a magistrate ? On bis
mt aw-
'v i L .l- t.. r . -rn- t t Tn last circuit a Duriy neero man was up
juu. uui piaue uiucu lauuiu me yaiue, x cibouo, ui a., u, - before hitn for assault upon a lady of re-J
,:or useiulness of the Agricultural JJe- j IjO we, ot Ala., arc mciuaea. we i nnement and delicacy. The defendant
Lnrtmani vaUtL aiiava n Wo' .nniH... vm will vr.tfi with the methe lady in s country road and com-
...wv.-..- w.wtu i "rt""- I macded her to stop. Jihe was greatly
very costly luxury. We do not' democrats in organizing. It so, the l alarmed and ran, and the negro pursued
, . . , ... ,1 m:.i . .i .u ""i ber almost to the door of the house of a
LinnK it nas accompnsnea anytning or way is open, lniuom mem neigh1)ori Ue sent the negro to jail for
very much importance to the people are but 142 Democrats. If the two years, and afterwards regretted that he
.. . . , , i-i , , .T A 3 hadn't made it five. What sort of puaish-
jof the State. As far. as we can learn Greenbackers and Independents were ment could have been administered in a
lit has done this: it has caused some to act with the Radicals iu organiz- magistrate's court for an offence of this
.. . , , , i lL i , , I sort? What sort of restraint is there on
inferior grades of guano to be kept1 mg then the latter can get control I crimjnai8 When they know that they can
I out of the market, ind it has prompt- That is to say, the Radicals will have only be imprisoned for thirty days? Ths
ed some manufacturiDtr companies 147 votes and the Democrats but 142. great manner uoon the nunishment of the
I TIT T . . 1
vveao not expect, nowever, mucn
difficulty. We cansot see how men
who ran and; were elected as inde-
expensive luxury, that the Agricul- pendent Democrats can affiliate or. ever saw anything valuable that was not
taral Department ha8 .had anything cooperate with the Kadieals. SS.S SS
wnatever to ao in saving tne people I vr e may aaa mai ine jemocrais i now it was proposed that the protection
Let there be fewer salaried offices and
places. There must be seme, and let those
who nil them be paid reasonably, aod held
to striet account. .Let something worth
while go to schools, and let part go to
roads, so that the people who pay taxes
may realize that they arc levied and col
lected for the public good, and that each
individual is apsrt of that public, and
tbere will be less complaint about taxes.
Alamance Uuaner.
POLITICAL POlVfS.
to make a better fertilizer.
But we utterly repudiate the po
sition taken by the advocates of this
guilty. What protection did the present
law afford to our daughters and mothers
against tne assaults oi renegades? lne
dignity and purity of the Superior Courts
should bo , preserved at any cost. Who
Mr. Hayes ought to call it
swivel service reform, because it turns
around so easily. Free Press, Dem.
Denis Kearney wasn't. a Presi
(lent-stealer. and. of course, be had no
claim on Hayes. Philadelphia limes
-President Hayes has pardoned I BU?griS
1 1 1. 1 T A ! 1 '
iog President-etealers to office and par
doning embezzlers the President works
bard enough to earn every cent of his
salary these days. Pnuadelpaia limes, Ind.
SYMPTOMS OF A
torpid; LIVER.
Iiossof Appetite. Bowels costive, Pain in
the aead, witn a uim. sensation in me dock
part, Pain under the ahoolderblade, foll
nnia aftaveatrntr. with ia disinclination to
"exertion of body or mind, Irritability of
temper, JjOW upiriba, mm aweiuig wj. Hav
ing neglected some duty, Weariness; Diz
ziness, Flutterinjr at the Heart. Dots be
fore the eyes, Yellow Skin. Headache
generally over the rieht eye, Restlessness
with fitful dreams, highly colored Urine.
IF THESE WASHINGS ARE TJUHXESED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TUTT'SfPILLS
are especially adapted to such cases, a
single dse effects each a change of feel
ing as to astonish tho sufferer.
A NOTED DIVINE SAYS I
Dr. TUTT: Dear Sir: For ten years I hive been
& martyr to Dyspepsia, Constipation and Piles. Last
Spring your Pilla were recommended to me ; I used
them (but with litUe faith). ;i I am now a 'Well man ,
have good appetite, digestion perfect, regular stools,
piles gone, and I have gained forty pounds solid flesh.
They are worth their weight in gold.
Rev. R. Iu SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky.
The first effect of TUTU'S FILLS is to In
crease the Appetite, and cause the body to
Take on Flesh, thus the system is nourished,
and by their Tonic Action on the DlgeatiYe
Organs, Regular Stools are produced.
DrrJJF? HAYWOOD,
OF NEWlYORk, SAYS:
Few diseases exist that cannot be relieved by re
storing the Liver to its normal functions, and for
this purpose no remedy has ever been invented that
has as happy an effect as TOOT'S PILLS."
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Marion OS. O.) Star.
One of the beat and most desirable papers in North
Carolina. AWotf: Virginian.
jrail or general news, ana a cieoitto Wilmington
Elizabeth CUv ITorih Carolinian.
One of the best daily papers published In the
Southern States. Horry
i
r.) Newt.
One of our best Southern journals. As a newspa
per not surpassed by any. b'rierHl of Temperance.
One of the best conducted in the State: bold, inde
pendent and well informed. UiUtbore Recorder.
Ably edited, and has a circulation which speak
voloaos of comment on Its influence. Hcutnoiia
Monitor. ;i
Onward and upward it goes until now it has the
largest circulation of any Daily in the State. Pied
mont Press. . ;
The Wilmington Stab, now very much improved,
EnAdd
has the largest circulation of any paper in the State.
The Stab stands among the first of North Carolina
papers in point of enterprise and literary merit
unetter us. c.i ueporur.
Unquestionably the best daily journal In North
Caroiiaa, and has no superior in any other Southern
State. Marlboro VS. C.) Timet.
UVt nHUvta1 aKIlito SMVnAva? nafira AATVf,nr maclral
reports and fine literary selections the Stab has no
superior Rocky Mount Mail.
Is well corducted and has as much and great a va-
matter as any Daily in the
State.-
'arrenten
te.
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Black by single application of this Dye- It im
parts a Natural Color, acts Instantaneously, and is
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FOR Sae AT
This paper, tboush not many years old. is one of
the best dailies in the State, aad well merits the
support it receives. Loutebura Courier.
One of the best daily journals en oar esc:
list. Belongs to no ring save that which encircles
good ot the people. HavannaA Mirror.
The Wilmington Mornks Stab is among the best
newspapers in the South. Rich, rare, racy, always
fresh and "on time." AskevMe Expositor.
:h and independent advocate of. the peo
ple's rights. Deservedly ranks among the first jour
nals of the Southern couatry.-ociiwAffl Observer.
The Stab is undoubtedly an enterprising sheet.
beautifully printed and conducted with marked
ability. Mr. .Bernard deserves great credit for his
efforts in journalism.- -Raleigh Sentiiel.
Those of our readers desiring to take a dally or
jlina cannot do better
weekly paper from North Caro
than take the Wilmington Stab.
Democrat.
CherawUS. C.
., . tt . . n i I frTiiTa'TT AT? FiT &r PO 'ft changes, and it affords as pleasure to recommend it
President liayes wrote to Col- I XLXXXISXUL Oi KJkJ, I as one of the most racy and reliable dailies in North
lector Merritt a few weeks ago as follows
"Let no raau be put oat merely because be
is a friend to Mr. Arthur, atid no man put
id merely because be is our friend." Never
theless, tbreo Deputy Collectors were put
out yesterday lor no other apparent reason
than that they were friends of Mr. Arthur,
aDd Gen. George W. Palmer ia to be put in
lor no mber reason tnat be ts "our 'JneBd.
jVew York limes, Had.
TWINKLfSGS
larcrp snms hv oanflJn a rpnMinn ?n' in the late Congress did not aDuear woc" ej anoraea snouia De in a mea-
j & - o -T-r sure destroyed because they cost some-
tue prices ot lertilizers. we are to apprenena any aimcuity m organ-. ; tning."
quite persuaded that there is nothing izing satisfactorily. A special ihi We copy these remarks of Judge
whatever in this, and we say this the Richmond Dispatch, dated 4th, Kerr because oT his age, experience,
-r. i : j . v .' ctcj : j u u- i j , . r .
auer uaviug procureu me necessary i aas. usnuus uuuu uave ucu ba- aumiy anu eievauon oi coaracier. i At the present rate of increase
information to autnorize us to iorm pressed in some quarters as to tne w nat so eminent a .gentleman may I of the Slav race, Kussia will have 300,
and express an oninkm concerning I nower of the Democrats to orcaniie sav about the chanf?es made bv the I ""v oi innaDiiants in ntty years.
the matter. ! the next House without the aid of Legislature in regard to the punish- alli.
We do not deny, mark you, that those members elected as green-I ment of crime and the jurisdiction I 1873. That country seems to le about as
there has been a rednntinn La crroat. I Kanlrora and indpnndpnta Onn nf I nf mnoiafritioili mnrtiiv nf ottantiDA I M " "'l"10
redaction in some instances in the the oldest and most experienced of J consideration, and as such we have preottEwtsand ShermaEvarJre
prices of fertilizers. Of course that I the Democratic members, who has;! made the. reference aod given the I now editing the two leading, college maga-
ls so. No one will question it who I been making a careful inspection of jl above extract;
knows anvthinsr about the sobiect. I the roll of members elect, savs there
The Dofnt we make is that this im. can he no doubt whatever that the! -The Mahone followers in Virginia
portant redaction has not 1 been stramhtont Democrats have a clear! pave organized a new party, as it ap
brouo-ht about bv the Ap-ricultural workinrr maioritv ! pea from our exchanges from that
Department of the State. We do State. At ihejato convention held
not .believe it has really had anv I the veto and ihb Chinese. ; in Richmond, and known as the Re-
more to do in regulating prices than We are glad to see that so many of adjusters, but also called the Kepu- J. shows that the business employments of
the.ca galls ho fly along our At- our leading DemooraUo exchaugea1 ""tf" w. puty. Tl3lSS"
ianiic coast nave in nxtng the tides nave accorded the He facto President i - The St. Gothard tunnel beneath
r,m controlling the storms. ; , , due credit for signing the much need- man ana DTOtwr was to De tne
' . toarmay askV why this "confident ed tobacco bill, and for vetoing the PrminetDt facton The proceedings
assertion ? The reply is, because we very objectionable Chinese restric- wouia astny tne conoiasion. w e
know that the redaction in the prices tion bill. Our ownopinion has been; snppose it is the. purpose of lilly
3d Street, opposite City Hall.
REPAIRING DONK WITD NEATNESS AND
DISPATCH.
HOR3E-SHOEINQ 4A SPECIALTY,
mh S tf
Carolina. Kintton Gazette.
A live newsDaper. and the best "Daily n the State.
The circulation Is larger than that of any other
Daily in the State, which proyes it Milton Chron
IcU.
T
You ISay
HEY ARB SO WELL KNOWN AND SO
popular and so cheap that bo ene who gives the
matter any thoneht bay any other kind of Cook
Store but the "SAM." ?
Neror! I
What, never 1
WelL to be particular, hardly ever.
Sold more than all others combined. Guaranteed
to please or may be returned at our expense and
money refunded, Seven sizes. Write for cut and
prices. Ask also about the Steam Cooker: can be
usea on any biovc; a marvel or utility and con
venience, uun i cost mucn. xase it oacic u you
aou'iiiKeii. i
Sams and Steam Cookers sold only by
F. ITli KINO CO.,
mh 2 tf I Wilmington, N. C.
old,
ence and a
Though only five years
on. enjovine an infin
ity second to none in the State.
so rapidly as ass the Stab.
, u is now a azea institution, enjoying an inn a-
No paper ever started In North Carolina has crown
tism
and a
Salisbury
The Wilmineton Stab is in' the front rank of our
Southern dailies, well edited, full of .news and select
reading matter, telegraphicreports, and in every res
pect a first rate journal. If we had many such papers
our State would be the jtainer by It Greens. Patriot.
JOB PRINTING.
THE
zines at Harvard and Yale respectively.
- A fire on Sunday last destroyed
the pntire hnaineas nitrtinn nf Kann TIa
greatest mttucements.!
$150,000. Five persona were burued to
death.
The Philadelphia North Ameri
can says that the number of houses unoccu
pied in that city ia excessive, and thinks it
OFFERED TO
Purohasers, Consumers
I
IN .
and Dealers
. :. , Tlie. Louisiana Trials
Gxvejcnoj Nicholls, of Louisiana,
has addressed a letter to President
Haves, in which, referring to the caucus is troubling Enelaod lust now, and
proseoutions now nendinc in the Cir- anv knowledge of its working in America
the Alps has been bored more than seven
miles and a half, which is-about seventy
feet more than the lencth of the Mont
Cenis. It is expected that the two gangs
: 1 1 . . -r .
oi. worsmen wiumeei in January next.
; -- Daring a debate in the Maine
Legislature, the other day, a lawyer sneer-
bad the
editors to
ferret out rogues and thieves." -Where
upon the editor mudly rejoined that it was
"the function of lawyers to defend rogues
and thieves. " . s r
lne London Times shows its
knowledge of American affairs by remark
ing: Air. acnarian (jnanqier, Kepuoii
can, has been appointed Senator by the
caucus of the Michigan Legislature! The
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
of fertilizers is just as great in South expressed. The Chinese are not de-i Mhone "d company to disintegrate
Carolina and ; Georeia as it ia in sirable additions to our nobnlation ' or dtvide the old Conservative party ingly remarked to aiournalist, who
It may be urged but the way to get rid f them is not OI tnai oiate -am " iaeT can . atnnt roerind Ihien v
by the friends of . the Agricultural bv acts of bad faith, and bv abrof?a- persuade ev indaeet the negroes to
Department of North Carolina that ting at will solemn treaties: We do T37 tothr 'tjpp6rt, they hope to
SO DOtent ia it inflninr.. I nntvlftnbt. fhfth th wmli nt nUl oaTTJ om Virginian
-w " rf - ,
that it not only regulates prices in fornia have grievanoeathat ought to
this State, and thus protects and be remedied, but it should be done
benefits the farmer, but it goes be- with a proper regard for the character
yond, reaches over the border, and of onr government. If the United
actually determines the prices in two States can of its own accord htAk Tnir. flnnrt nfJ'tJi tTm'toi si- is important.
other important States of the I a solemn treaty with China, why against citizens of Louisiana, he ex-
TT I . J . .. --. I - -. -C-lLa: T. j.i'
union. can it not also break a trflatv srith Fre8se" proiouuu regreu mai in a
t ' - - JI 'i l, - : i I ' - I moftatt rtP OA mnlri ' 5 nr AMA a m
The truth is guanos are much England or France? If it is known SiZ: nV l .The New Orleans Picayune says
cheaper. The strineenov of the that the United StatesJ as aaf. YrnnaA .vm t,v, that the story about Governor Nicholls' Jn-
til2Kc hi Ji-li'T , I , , 1.- "."7" rw'" "v FI'8" tended resignation' is Well founded. The
viumca ,uv uuauciai - paralysis nas l nation, nas no regard ior its piisnted lo participate inline aecision or tne Governor is discouraged because bis ad-
uruusnixiOWn Dricea orenen v -anH wnrri. and w II nnrioaitfttinwlir Wot vimi uuwiiyu. wumu me cage in- minimtsiwu uuw rturu wii io bui uiui.
fertUizerff have TnmMffrl - - fW; n - fi.-;i volve, so as to afford the amplest op. Portsmouth Enterprise: - There
Wh a orn r I ' '' ' T -'-4- I I J " a f r-- ---r. -
nBc wnuog auoui ieru- mayprompi,. now lonff would it be nnnn hv t.h hirrmat ttihnnal f Judee Kives.-or the United States Circuit
i: mi i i . ' l . V . . . . i .r -y . . t .... -rrtr-s-
i.era we wiu aao one other retlec- Oetore the nations of the world would land, the Supreme Court of the Uni- yuu" V."Z- - "4 "!"'
..vu. MOjWj, aiu.ug.iuB larmers cease to mase treaties with our ..vvuvub ,ue- can his recent action be accounted for.
; just 'nbw fbr cheap fertilizers, country, and would regard us as "that any deoision Lwhich might J Richmond A gentler
MPAt.;nr..ra:wnnt1.ij: i--'. i ... &. -,. be rendered in those cases,-resting in iutW is the ffti-tnr.Ata nnRMn
Zr;,?7-r? u? " u muy bcu- wituoub uonor sou witnom morality e upon a mere-oaMftrre&oe
nuns in wnich It IS resolved that the Doubtless most of US. if residing in of two iudsreS' Mof ' Inferior? HnrlsfliA- same he bad on when he made his annaar-
r-.ww- .w.wvv.Wi0 paiu wm uub ue i vauiornia, weuia resara the; matter I b""vw" C"CUU4 WUIWU couuurrenee r"v l : - r
paia any longer.,, What wiU be the of restrictine the Chinese in imml. Ltj -f ; ?' ' . P""" ' inChariW-'.-t":,:
. i . .. i -rna m am nnaBtTAAsr': nirvrMAr A i
prooaoie result ? - We think it will hrMXWrim l"rri M'wwi 'w ' fcU Profei8o3rfihTvnaflll nf iKa
- - j. ., ! - i o o "w .r j i-av m w iiu i LniinrPTiiH sa jnn w nr r n a i i nitAri Kin i - . j -
be found that noor fart1Ut4 p w. fl(i...,j :. . Z.JL Jl. " "rT .rT "rV .1 Roval Institution, :writes from London to
I ,a ' r " " "'-i r, r , . " 6 uapiaio Li. jp iiner,? or uatveston, oon-
waiou jne i importance grtvtuJatyiRiiie soard of Health of that city
-tmeen aWfAi " 7 .. JO-Stic anerigntot the American a unnuy com-
No i'-. 1 . . .w,i'ttw.iu ior nonor ana trustful. I nnnlA ftrianlnti.lv anA imnoraiv, menas tne ngia eniorcement or quarant ne
Wo lawa were ever yet framed that ness amonb th n,inf eJbBlQtCly ad imPeraUly m Galveston ,as one of the most Important
r. , ....xv. .. exneriments on record.
GBOOBBIBS
s
MAY BB5 FOUND
At the Large Wholesale Establishment
I .
UF
..." ''
Adrian Vollers,
4t
S. E. Corner Front and Dock St 8.
taTOCE larse. ASSORTMENT xtnv
VARIETY amp!e. superior, and adequate to the
uatn ui ail. rnxyjao laj rr
"Orders and Parchaser a solicited. mhStf
THE MORNING STAR
Steam Printing House,
MORNING STAR BUILDING,
PRINCESS STREET.
MOST THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED PRINTING
OFFICE IN THE CITY,
FINE BOOK, NEWSPAPER 4k MERCANTILE
PRINTING AND BINDING,
CHEAP FOR CASH. '
i " ALSO,
THEATRICAL POSTERS, PROGRAMMES dk
TICKETS, INSURANCE PRINTING,
. BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS,
CARDS, DODGERS.
TEAM8HIP, STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD
WORK EXECUTED IN Q UICKER TIME j
AND BETTER STYLE THAN BY !
. ANY OTHEROFFICE IN
WILMINGTON.
Groceries at Low Prices for Casb.
DS. SIDES.
MESS PORK,
, S. C. HAMS.
FLOUR.
i . SUGAR.
SOAP, I
CANDLES,
LYB. POTASH.
D1T0rQ f NAILS, NUTS,
CHEESE, j
CANDY, .
; I OYSTERS.
f PICKLES, 4.
mh 5D&W 81 N. Water Street,
Blacksmiths' Bellows.
eman
uau i TjBTEXt WRIGHT ANVILS, : CAST ANVILS;
P nf I AT with steel f&cea: solid Imt Visoa spraw T1..-
of opinion John Brown's old brass BDectacles the 2.f all.khlds and sizes, siedws, Band Hammers!
i -x-rre irons, omiia s urius. Tone, cbiseis. iron.
i I
Steel, Borax, &c. Tne largest" assortment of the
above goods in the city can be found at the Old
jkBiaeueaea uaruware uonse or
JNO. DAWSON & CO..
mhStf . 19, 21. SJ3 Market BtreetB
Furniture t-,
J Honest .Work !
Lowest Prices !
AT THE WEW.F0KNITUHff STORK. -!
M.xi. cot. iaarKet ana second Bte.
mhStf. . Wilmington, N. C.
SJ
FIRST CLASS WORK AND LOW PRICES
THE MORNING STAR STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE, PRINCESS STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATNDED
"i TO AND WORK, SENT TO ANY PAR T
. . OF THE UNITED STA TES,
C. O .D. '
COTTON TIES "Jlbdle.
DOMESTICS Sheeting. 4- yd
Yarn, bnncn...
EGGS..
FISH Mackerel, No. 1 , 9 bbY.
o. 1. SB obi
Mackerel. Na. S, $ bbl
No. 3. tt jtf bbi
Mackerel, No. 8,9 bbl
Mullets. bbl..
N. C. Herring, Roe,$ keg
Dry Cod,
FERTILIZERS
Peruvian Guano, 9 2(Xr.i E
Baugh's Phosphate, "
Carolina Fertilizer,
Ground Bone,
Bone Meal,
" Flour, -NavassaGnano,
" 4
Complete Manure " '
W harm's Phosphate '
Wando Phosphate,
Berger & Bntz's Phosph. "
Excellenza Cotton Fertilizer
FLOUR Fine, tt bbl ..
Super. Northerc, tt bbl
Extra do. " bbl ....
Family tt bbl
CHyKille 8upr., tt tbl....
'n Bztra. tt bbl
" Family, tt bbl...
Ex. Family, tt bbl ..
ULiUEV B 1
GRAIN Corn, in store, in oags.
Corn. Cargo, tt bushel.......
Corn, mixedtt bushel.tn bags.
Corn, wholesale, in b&.;;s j
Oats, tt biBhel ;
fea6,COW, DU6UQ1
HIDES Green, tt
Dry, tt
HAY Eastern, tt 100 fts..,..
to
a,
15 a,
45-
10 ti
11 a,
38
18
68 e
00
10 a,
! 00 a
! lb Wi a ill no
! 8 5t (i 10 id
iHtf) H ;3 im
0 00 a 6 ;o
6 50 8 (ji
3 00 a 3 5 )
8 00 4iH)
0U Q, ,;,
IS
li
11
.J'
l!i
:o
'30
Jo
50
85
2u
5? 50
00 00
45 00
00 00
00 00
00 0G
55 00
00 00
& M!
Q 60 00
toou
10 00
45 00
57 Ot
65 UU
67 wj
Weetsra, v iw s........ 90 100
North fiiver, tt 100 Be 80 90
ilOOP IKON tt ton.. 65 00 r.6 00
Ix&ku X'.ortnern, 9 s I i"34a His
Ldfilifi DDI 00 k Si
LUKBEK ClTT SteakSa'WBIJ
Ship Stn,rosawed, tt a t"4 . 18 .00
aoagn jicge rums, an
08 00 70 00
00 00 a 70 iii)
60 00 00 00
55 90 60 00
0 00 400
0 00 4 50
5 00 5 50
6 00 7 to
0 CO
5 50
6 (0
6 50
9
CO
59
"55
(3
40
55
4
0
1 00
Ol'O
5 7.'
0 25
0 75
H
K5
52
5:7
55
5a
1 05
WeatlndiaCargoes.accordlEKj
V JH. II...
00 00
i 14 00
SO 00
16
to ouaiity. tt
Droseen Flooring, seasoned.. IS 00
18 imj
36 U0
MOLASSES New cp iCba,hhds
New crop Cuba, obis tt gal.. I
Porto Rico.hhds.
" bbls.........
'Sngar House, hhds, tt gal. .
" bbls.tt gal
Syrup, Ws, tt gal....
NAILS Cut, 4d to aOd, $ keg. ; .
ILS Kerosene, tt gal
Lard, tt gsl
, Lmgeea, y gai.
RosJn.tt eal..
POULTK Y Ch Icken3,nye,grown
upring...
PSANtfTS tt bushel
POTATOES Sweet, tt bushel.. .
Irish. Northers, tt bbl
PORK Northern, City Mess.... .
Thiri, tt bbl
Prime, tt bbl
Bums, tt bbl
RICE Carolina, f! fit
Sough, tt buHh ,
BAGS Country, ttSft ,
City, tt t
ROPK
SALT Alum, tt buahel..........
Liverpool, ttsack,eb F.O.B..
Lisbon, tt Back...............
American, tt sack
8UGAE Cuba, tt E
Porto Rico, tt lb
A Coffee, tt 8
B " tt fl .......
C ttS
ax. O 3D ,
Crushed, tt B.
SOAP Northern, tt lb
SHINGLES Contract, 9 M
Common, tt M
CypressSapstt M........
Cypress Hearts tt M
STAVES W.O.BbL.ttM..
k. u una., M
13 00
00
00
00
CO
S3
33
40
i 60
00
1 10
90
30
18
13
70
40
3 CO
00 00
18 00
t 38
41
33
38
23
25
80
3 25
14
1 45
IOC
40
25
20
0U
50
3 25
10 00
irBinfi. tt M
. Mill Prime , S..
Mill Fair, tt M
Common Mill............ .
Inferior to Ordinary, tt M. .
WHISKEY Northern, tt gal..
North Carolina, tt gal.'
WOOL Ub washed, tt t
Washed, tt lb
00 00 00 ui
00 00 11 00
00 00 10 on
6J rlH
90 1 00
ia .1
6
00
70
67
00
00
00
10X
ova
8
9
CO
5
4 00
3 50
4 50
9 50
13 00
10 00
S3
75
72
70
85
2
9
10
10
9
9
Hit
6 00
300
5 00
0C
15 00
00 00
00 00 00 00
. 7 fi
10 90 13 00
7 00 8 OS
5 00 6 00
4 60 5 00
3 4 OS
1 - 5 00
1 3 50
SO
35 A 38
WILMINGTON HONEY 1BABKET
BTnms. BBLlUJltt.
God : ..Par. Par.
Exchange (sight) on New York, . a disc't.
Baltimore, X "
Boston, X "
Philadelphia, "
Western Cities,
Exchange SO days 1 tt cent.
Bank ofNew Hanover Stock. 85
First National Bank.......... 75
Wilmington Building Stock, 100
Mechanics' " " 95
Navasea Guano Oo. " 130
N. C. Bonds Old Ex-Coupon 14
Do. Funding 1858. ft
Do. " 1888 5
Do. New.. 5
Do. Special Tax , 1
Do. to N. C. Railroad... 49
W. A. W. R.R. Bonds 7 JSC (Gold Int).10Q
Carolina Central R. S. Bonds, 6 ttc. .40
Wil. Col. & Aug. B.-B. ' .. 80
Wilmington City Bonds, Stte 70
" " . 7e .90
M " old 8 ttc 74
" nta ft tOf Iti ItlrilA Tn
.... " v v. . . . w , M h .'
" " 8Sc 75( " "
New Haaover County Bonds, ft ttc....95 (Gold Int)
Do. do. 8 ttc....70 (Cur. Int)
W. 4 W. Railroad Stock 45
North Carolina R.R. " 45
Wil. Gas Light Co. ..............46 .
Wllminston.Cotton Mills... 100
The Latest Out.
The Genuine Stewart Sewing MM.
THIS MACHINE HAS BEEN GREATLY IM
proved, and the Company insist on the follow
ing advantages :
Speed, light running, perfection and capacity of
workmanship and material ;
Beauty of finishand great wearing qualities; and
The best wood work ever put in this market.,
Also, a very extensive stock of ALU KINDS OF
FURNITURE on hand, to be sold from" TO-DAY
on, LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE ; OFFERED
IN THIS MARKET.
fjall and see for yourself at
f eb 2 tf
F. A. SCHTJTTE,'
20 and 28 South Front and .
11 to 15 Dock Stt.
SMALL 'ORDERS EXECUTED WITH THE
SAME PROMPTNESS AS
; .LARGER ONES. , , ;
CqaliTj Coal.
TONS FURNACE COAL. 1 : '
Just received and for sale by
....-..- ;:' KJ,a.yt. O. GPASSXEY,-' Jr, ;
mh 6 tf ; Cor. Orange S; Water Streets.- j
Mallard & "Go. :,'
.HABNKSS I HAKNKSB I
-,r., , $7.60 per set ana upwards. :
Bridles. Saddles. Collars. Ac all giades.
and Dricea suit the times. - 1
Trunks and Satchels in abundance.
'Repairing done promptly. '
mh tf .. No. 8 SOUTH FRONT STREET
The Steamer Passport
TX7TLL RESUME REGULAR '!; "
W TRIPS TO 8MITHVILLK
MONDAY, March 8d Leaving her Wharf at 9.30
A.M ; Returning at 5.0) P.M. Having been over
hauled, redecorated and painted, we promise excur
sioniets ana pleasure seeiters ;accommoaanons un
surpassed . - ltett
mhltf
GEO MYERS, Agent.
-i U , , ,'t .
Christmas is Over.
BUT I WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU
in the . .
BOOK AND STATIONERY LlNB,;
and will endeavor to give yoo satisfaction in every
transaction at S. JEWETT'S
dee87tf , ' t-J-. Front Street Bookstore.
Piowsr PicWW.
PLOWS, CASTINGS, TRACES, '
r . Hames. Collars. Backbanda. Bridles.
U . WdhI Rml Omh Rom Ath
And all seasonable Goods, at prices that defy com
petition, either in New York, Baltimore, or any
other city, .
GILES A'MTJRCHJBON,
mh 2 tf 33 and 40 Murchison Block.
J