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WILMINGTON-, N. V.:
Friday JSIoRNing JApril 11, 1879.
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FROM ALL PARTS OF THE W0BL1V
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)ONOUESS-SPKCIAIi SESSION. "
New Hampshire Xeuatorlal Caee-ITIr.
Hell Admitted by t Vote of 3 to 8
. II o di considering LeglilttHe Ap
, proprjunHttoBIII-rPrOTUIoii for Poy
' ment of Arrearage, of PobiIobi.
By Telegraph to the Morning .Star.l , -j
vv gENATE. ;: .
' Washington, April 10. The Senate ro
aumed tile consideration of the New Hamp
shire Senatorial case. Mr. Saulabury ar- I
gued against the admission or Air. iseii to
the scat. .
After f a brief discussion rhe yeas and
nays were taken, and Mr. Bell was ad
mitted to a seat in the Senate by a! vote of
35 to 28.
; The Army bill was brought before the
Senate, after which there was an executive
'session, anfd the Senate adjourned until tomorrow.-'-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 'I
Thd i House' committees were not an-?
nounced this morning, but the House.after
the reading of the Journal, went Into com
mittee of the Whole on the Legislative Ap
propriation bill, of. which there are still
twenty-five printed pages to be disposed of
before taking up the contested portions of
the bill. ;rwa'KM',"'n': .1 t
: Mr. McMahon offered an amendment,
the concluding portion of - which - says that
In order to provide for the payment of
pension arrearages the Secretary of the
Treasury be instructed to issue immediately,'
in payment thereof , the ten millions in le
gal tenders now kept in the Treasury as a"
special fund for the redemption ot frac
tional currency. r ; 1 ! L 0 i
Mr. Garfield made the point of order
that the resolution was not germane to lhe
bill. ,7 !
After quite an animated discussion, in
which Messrs. MacMahon, Kelley, Weaver
' and others insisted that there was no rea-;
son for keeping this ten millions in the
Treasury, the Speaker decided that the
amendment was in order, 'and," after being
additionally amended so as to.provide that
fractional currency presented for redemp
tion shall be redeemed by any moneys in
the Treasury, at the time the 'same is pre
sented, Mr. McMahon's amendment was
adopted. , . ; . .
The House committees will be announced
, toraonew. , , .
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''ta Grand Army of ihe ICepablle
scenia Dialoyalty A Tempeat In a
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JBvIelclrapli to the Mfeunsr Star. -
WASHQiaTOH.o April? iia-The . Grand
Army of the Republic last night passed res
olutions condemning the Washington Light
Infantry for not carrying the United States
flag while acting as an escort to the Norfolk
City Guard, new on a visit to' this city, and
claiming that said Company refused or ne
glected to bear the flag of our country, and
believed that it had teen done in deference
to the wishes Of the Company from Vir
ginia. C av: '- . ;s
:The Washington Lightlnfantry is com
posed principally of government clerka,and
. 13 commanded by CoL5 Wm. G. Jloore.who
: was Paymaster in the Union army, and
Private Secretary to President Johnson.
The Company, does not carry a fiag,as they
claim a single company is not entitled to a
flag, as that , distinction , belongs , only to
regiments and Datallions.
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KERTDCKr. ,; . :;. , 'i J
ITleetlag; of Hepabllean State Convon
. tion Nomination lor Governor. . ,"
By Telqgrapn to tbe Morning Star. :
Louistellk, April 10. The Republican
State Convention met to-day, with a large
attendance, land ex-Representative John
D. White presided. Walter . Evans .was
nominated for Governor. ; V; I. - x
Resolutions were adopted .'endorsing the
acU of the r Republican party, adhering
to the principles adopted at the Republican
Convention in 1876, and condemning the
management of public affairs in Kentucky
by the Democratic party. " T r. --
The resolutions farther declare that the
determination of the Democrats: j to rule or
starve the government "is another , exhibi
tion of rebellion, and that duty to the
country demands-thaV the- President shall
resist by every conatitational .means this
Bpirit of lawlessness. Also, that the name
and fAmo of . Grant are inseparably linked
with the most important events ' in " the
i country's history, and it is our pleasure
thus to declare our admiration and esteem
, for him, oAjt-gratitude to and ouf confi
dence ia Irfnr. w , w,-i "
' KOUElCitf 4 BM.AVLH.mtTH
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By Cable to the Morning Star.1
LivKitrooL, Apjil 40 -Ifpoo. (Jottoo
firmer;' m'iddliDg uplands (tyd; middling
Orleans, 6id; aales of 10,000 bales,- of
which, U OOOt talea men tor ;sgecala?ion
and export; receipts 38,000 pales, of wuich
all were AtDerlcaa.T TB'utdrea opened l-32d
better, tilt ie,advanca baa since been loat;
middling uplands, 1 jii c, April deHvery
G 5-32d j April and May delivery 6 5-32
6d: May- and ' June 'delivery C 7-32(a
'0 346d; Jane -an Jul delivery' 0 9 32
August ana eepiemoer aeiivcry ofa. . . .
-Tne sales for tbe week were 50,000 bales,
of which 39.000-t bale; 'were American:
speculation 6,000 bales; export 4,000 bales; '
actual export o.uuo bales; r imports 70,000
bales, of which 59,000 bales are American;
stock 587,000 bates, of -which 475,000 bales
are American; - amount of cotton ' at sea
264,000 , bales, of which 217,000 bales . are
American,. 'i?m -t,:it i;:; J;
Late Middling upranda,':ir'nx c,ij May
and June delivery 0 7-32di June and July
delivery 6 7-52x1 KBeptember? aB3-October
delivery 6 lad.
- Sales of,, cotton .lo-day include -7,000
baled Anierlcany.,,; Mi ' :.: :
Cotton market will be closed from to
night uatU Tuesday V: ! r:
evening x uiuresioaay ana quiet, with
4 -aa fiffannfrisWrMsli:..
t::.TT WS'l -
upiaBds,:.iihr;
Ansust delivifvR isXiV - - r
AnSU8V rtmVWh germm
Iilverpool Cotton Trade.
Lrvfcap
. ADrttlOThis4eek4 Mliln
tar or me Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Asso
ciation, for the week ending last niRht.says:
voiwu h ouimaiea on n naay, with a
" considerable advance In prices. Since then
It had been less active, with sales to a fair
extent, quotations are above those of
last Thursdays 'American wai n fair daily
request, and prices have risen d- Bea
Island ia-ta ood demandand Hhiifber
Jot medium a4 t4iotilaeir gtade. vFu
tures were very strong, and advanced on
irriaay ana Baturaay t5-32d. This week
there has been considerable fluctuation the
market closing strong. The highest prices
. have berSTnauitainedf sad final rot.
an advaaio drd for April and Aprif and
iay, sou o-oyo-Jipu,or ptner positions.
The average American kitchen f and ' Dr.
Bull's Baltimore Pills both know .Dyspep
sia; the one creates it, the other destroys it.
Price 23 cents. j
midnight sparks.
N TE L I.1U EN G B t t ,
Question Ot Occupation of Turkish
Territory ; Mettled. Garibaldi 3 Still
Alive, dee. dee.
By pable to tie Morning Star. '-'
L Rome, April 10. -It is positively an
nounced that Italy has finally decided not
to participate in the mixe d roccupationTof
Eastern Iioumelia. -)
Garibaldi daily receives numerous visits
from political, personages He said yester.
day: "I never have been more concerned
for the interests of our . brethren; beyond
the Alps than I am now," '. , ! ;
I London, -April 10. A Vienna dispatch
to the ''limei says that according to Con
stantinople advices the agreement between
Austria and Turkey, relative to ..the occck
palion of Turkish territory, is now per feet
fo all its points. According to all ordinary
calculations,3 this long pending question is '
at .last settled. The ' documents with the
necessary Austrian regulations attached,'-
. I . . t y .: i .
wiu u scut iu uuuuiiiuuutipie uy iue ucu
mail. t6 be exchanged for that signed by.
will be sent; to Constantinople
Turkey; . . The agreement grants Austria
the power of occupying three points on the
river Lorn, km the outskirts of Novi Bazax
and commanding all the practicable cross
ing places on the river.-- MZ -V
The lime? dispatch from 'Bombay says
it is rumored in the Cabinet that negoti
ations : oetween Axasooo ; lib an and tne.
British have failed, because lhe latter in
sisted on the evacuation of Cabul; but such,
demand is in direct contradiction to the.
statements of the Government iu Parlia
ment. " r " . ' .
1 Pabis, April 10. The 2mps states : ihat
the Council of Ministers, to discuss the
Egyptian question, will be held Saturday.'
The final resolutions can only be adopted
when France and England have agreed on.
a joint course of action.. It is not. true
that the foreign consuls in Eypt have de
clared in favor ot the Khedive's plan,
though the European colony appear - gene
rally to favor IL..? .?'-.:: v-& xs m 4
A Frelzbt Train Breaks In Two-
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By Tlegrapb. to the Horning Star.
! Elizabeth, N. J., April 10. The fast
freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
eastward bound, broke .in-two at Kahway,
at 2:30 o'clock this morning. - The engi-
nppr atrnni(T thn fnrnint nart nt tha train '
rr- . v
and the detached section ran into it, de
molishineueicht cars filled with merchan
dise and canned fruits.and slightly injuring
a brakeman. ; The wreck covered both
tracks, delaying the trains five to six hours.
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L ELECTRIC 8P1BK8. ? -J'.t
Ulonsiglor Vincent Gosscr, Prince Bishop
of Bnxen, Austria, is dead .
' In the Kornegay foundry, at Goldsboro
yesterday evening, the ; boiler exploded,
killing Jl B. Timberlake, fireman, and
badly scalding four others.
.In consequence of the indisposition of
Judge Bryan, the U. 8. Circuit Court, at
Charleston, was adjourned by Judge Bond
yesterday until Monday next. - ----- t
I A private telegram bulletined in the
London i Stock Exchange, and dated
Iquiqua, Peru, April .5th.- say that that
port is blockaded by a Chilian squadron; "
A. Foster Elliott, resident Secretary . of
the Liverpool & London & Globe Insu
rance Company, and Vice Consul of Bra
zil, fell dead at New Orleans' yesterday af
ternoon. 1 ; V., '.J.i'.t.
The rope of the elevator at the Gramercy
Park Hotel, New York, broke yesterday
morning, and the elevator fell to the base
ment, crashing George Burchard, engineer
Of the hoteL He was taken out dead.
The Convention of General Ticket Agents,
at Atlanta, Ga., adjourned yesterday after
making J a general reduction in through I
rates. The Southern KailwaT and Steam- I
ship Association ia now in session for the
purposel of . discussing the true source of
the recent cutting in through freights, and
to permanently restore the pool figures.
DOiaBSTIC OAHKHTK.
Bf Telegraph to the Morning Star ' -;
! ' Mndneial. . , .
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Kkw jYorx, April 10 Noon. Stocks
quieL Money 67 per cent. Sterling ex
changelong 486, abort 4871- ; State bonds
dull. Governments weak.
Evening Money 43 per cenL-- Ster
ling t exchange 485485. -Governments
weak new 5's 104. State bonds dull.
; .tOtmrnerctalB jdlT , :
Nbw York, April 10 Noon Cotton
qujet; sales ol 2i)i 'bales; middling up
lands 11 5-16c; middling Orleans 11716c.
Fatures ) firmer, with sales at the follow
ing quotations: April 1L81 cents; May
1143 cents; June 1LC0 cents; July 11.75
cents; August delivery 11.80 cents.
s Flour dulL Wheat doll. Corn dull.
Pork quiet at $9 40. Lard dull at tQ 57.
Spirits turpentine 34 cents. -Rosin $1 40.
Freights steady.' '
Evening Cotton nominal, with sales of
384 bales; middling uplands llf cents, Or
leans 11 cents; consolidated net receipts
6,862 bales; exports to Great Britain 60,407
bales. Flour dull and strongly in buyers'
favor; Southern quiet and heavy common
to fair extra $4 105 40; good to choice do
$5 506 60.- Wheat ilc lower, with a
very moderate trade; ungraded winter red
Jill00$l 14. Corn slightly in buyers'
avor and quiet; ungraded 43i45c Coffee
firm with a moderate inquiry. Sugar a
fair trade and steady; Cuba 7 3-16c ; Cen
trifugal 7c; fair to good refining 6i6fc;
prime pjc; renned quiet and unchanged.
jMLQlasses in fair request
?5.w.11? ViiVi qU
nraxwiln a lair inquiry
Spirits turpentine firmer, at 8536 cents.
Pork again lower and very dull; old mess
9 ;37i9 40; - new ' $10 78. Lard fairly
activeprime steam $5 5G8 60. Freights
quiet1! X-yx -- ' ";-!;
Cotton net receipts 554 bales; I gross
receipts, 1905 bales.; Futures closed, barely
steady, jwilh sales of 128,000 bales, at tbe
following prices: April 11.3911.4Q cents.
May 11.4911.50 cents, June 11.6411.65
cents, July 11.7811. 79 cents, August
ll.p0U.91 cents, September 1l66XL67
ctsi October 11.27il 28 cents, November
10.9310.94 cents, December 10.9010.91
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4AjuxiH.uttJ, April . iour , uivi;
Howard street and western super $3
3 75; extra $44 65; family $4 755 50;
bitt mills super 3 75; -extra f 4 254 50;
fatap&co family t6 75.". Southern wheat
easier; western quiet and steady: southern
iea f l isi ia amoer f 101,10; xto.
2 Penosylvtnia red $1 184 o western,
winter red.' da
$1 lliai 111; May delivery $L 1151 Hi ;
June $1 121 12. Southern corn steady,
and; quiet; western steady; southern white
6i7c; , yellow 48244& & Oats steady;
southern and Pennsylvania 3233c; west-;
emj white "S233c; . do . mixed Sl32c.
Provisions quiet. Mess pork $10 5d1075.
Bulk meats loose shoulders 344c; clear
rib Bides 5i5ic; packed 4i5jc. ' Bacon
shoulders : 4jc; clear rib sides 6c; hams
vi&vio-" Larawennea, in tierces, vtcis.
Butter steady at 10c. Eggs dull and lower
at 1212C Coffee firm; Rio cargoes, ordi
nary to choice 1016c.. Whiskey dull and
nominsi at $1 07i,i;Bugaquiet.
No market to-morrow. ;
St. Lotus, April -10. Flour dull ' add
tending downward. .;. Wheat was weak for.
cash, and options closed firm; No. 2 red fall
l 3il $2i cash! May . fl 03ai03i A
ciouiBg ns- t-fr JOne f I'tKf! '03J;
Jnly 97(a97c; No. 3 .red fall mc Corn
firmer for cash and easier for futures; No. 2
mixedr83t cU cash; May 831 c; Jane 841c:
July 8?35Jcw Whiskey steady at $1 04.
Pork inactiveand lower; jobbing $10 8o.
Lard nominal at $0256 SO. . Bulk meats
nominally lorer. Bacon easier; clear ribs
if 5 as. ?r rt -
j ' Cinctnnat 'April lOFlour dull; fam
ilv 4 fiOas SO. Wheat dull and nominal.
Cora autet and firm": at S73Sar. Oars 2T
(a32& Porkin fair demand at 11 so ia
and $10 60 asked. Lard dull and a shade
lower; current make" $02f Bulk meats
dull and Jowerto ee!T; shoulders $3 GO; short
rib sides $4 8CC 65; short ?cleas sides45.
Bacon quiet; shoulders Aid clear; rib. sides
5c; clear ides Efc. -Whiskey; alfcady and
in good demand at 1 01. angary firm and
unchanged; . - ': f . ;iifc
'COTTON XDIARK.E'W p
i By Telegraph to the Moruln taf.y
1 April 10-4-Galvesto'n steady at "10 ct&
tet receipts 6C3 ttle3;Uorfolk,vquietat 11
ctsnet f receipt 1,293 balesj "Baltimore,
firm at Hi ceats-net receipts : ales;
Boston, firm at 1H pents-net receipts 403
tales; Philadelphia, firm at JUt nts--net
receipts 498 bales; i Savannah, very! firm
at 10i cts etrecerptad91 bajesr New
Orleans, atrofigJat 101 cents net edeipts
3,103 bales; 4 Mobile, firm at lOi'xents
net' recelpts655 balesj Memphis,! firm
and held i higher :a JOf cU-net' receipts
1,105 bales Augusta,3; quiet at 10 1 cents
net receiDts r 808 bales v Charleston, iuiet
but strong it -11 cent net receipts, 273
; tales.: y r.t
Nw l'MK , Ptannt Ularkfci. -.
I Journal of Commerce. April 0.
Trade is without much life.' Quotations
are: 95c for prime Virginia ;7ic $1 'o'
extra do; $1 05f or fancy do., tet $1 15
$1 20 for. hand-picked.- p 'rz
This important organ weighs but about three
pounds, ana au H (Wood in a living persai idou
Uum gaUoas passes through U at (eaatONCMveiT '
half hour, to have the bile and other impurities
strained or filtered from it. Bile is the natural
purgative of the bowctsiaad if the liver becomes
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ried through, the veins to all parts tf the system,
and ia trying to escape ihmugh the .pores of the ,
skin. Cause it lo turn fellow or a dirty-brown.
color. 1 be stomacn. Decomes oiseasea, ana dys
pepsia, Indigestion, Constipationf Headache, Bili
ousness. Taundice. Chills. Malarial Fevers. Piles,
bict ana sour atomacn, ana general aeoiuiy iui
lo. Merrkll's Hhpatinb, the great vegetable
discovery for torpidity, causes the Liver to thro nr.
off-frOm one to twd 'ounces 'of bile each time the
blood passes through it, as long as there is an ex
cess of bile; and the effect or even a few .doses
upon yellow complexion of a fcrowit dirty looking
skin, wiu astonish all who tryit they being the
first symptoms to disappear. The cure of all bili
ous diseases and liver complaint fa road certain
by taking Hep atthe in accordance with directions.
Headache is generally cured in twenty minutes,
and no disease that arises, from the Liver can exist
if a lair trial li given.' v
SOLD AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR PILLS
BY ALL DRUGGISTS. f . ,
Price 25 Cents and $1.00
mm
The fatality of Consumption qr Throat and
Lung Diseases, which sweep to the grave at least
one-third of all death's victims, arises from the.
Onium or Momhine treatment, which timely stu-
pefies as the wotk of death goes 'on. ' Jio.ooo wiH
be paid if Opium or Morphine, or any preparation
of Opium. Morphine or Prussic Acid, can be found
paid if Opium or Morphine, or any pr
Onium. Morphine or Prussic Add. can
in the Globs Flows CoutiH Syhjp, which has
cored people who are riving to-day with but one
remaining lung. No greater wrong can be done
than to say that Consumption is incurable. The.
Globs Fudwex Couch Sysu will euro it when
all other means bave failed. "Also, Colds, Cough,
Asthma, Bronchitis, and all diseases of the throat
and lungs. Read the testimonials of the Hon.
Alexander H. Stephens, Got. Sarith and Ex-Gov.
Brown of Ga., lion. Geo. Peabody, as well as
those of other remarkable cures in our book free
to all at die drug stores and be convinced that if
you wish to be cured yon can be by taking the
Globs Flower Cough Syrup.
, Take so Troches or Lozenges for Sore Throat,
when you can get Globs Flower SiiOT at; same,
price. For sue by all .Druggist
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Price 25 Cents and $1.00
. Grave tnistakea are made in the treatment of all
that arise from poison in the blood. Not
one case of Scrofula. Syphilis, White Swelling,
H
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Ulcerous Sores and Skin Disease, in a thousand,
is treated without the use of Mercury in seine form.
Mercury rots the bones, and the diseases it pro
duces are worse than any other kind of blood or
skin disease can be. Dr. Pkmbkrton' sStillin
gia or Qubsm's Dbxjgmt is the .only medicine
upon which a hope of recovery from Scrofula, Sy
philis and Mercurial diseases in all stages, can be
Hi
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reasonably iounaea, ana inai wiu cure vuiccr.
txofioo will be paid by the proprietors if Mercury,
or any ingredient not purely vegetable and harm
less can be found ia it. . : . " "
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Price bv all Urueeists Si.oo.
Globs Flo web Cough Syrup and MsRsn.t.a
Hepatinb for the Lives for sale by all Drug,
gists in 5 cent and fi.oo bottles - vJ '
i A. 7. inSUBBLL & CO.. Proprietors.
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SUPERIOR NUTRITION THE LIFE.
The Great Medicinal food..- m
i Kalvator for Invalids and th Aaed. An Incom
parable Aliment for the Growth and Protection -
wjinjanu ana unuaren. a eupervor jsvl- , .
t tritive in Continued 'Fevers, und a v
Reliable Remedial Agent in all Diseases, of the
j Stomach and Intestines, - ' :
not only been highly recommendecLbut certified to by
a large number of Chemists and Physicians repre-
lysicians repre
f science as the
sentinz a very high degree ot medica
V. Safest,
Growth and Protection of Infants and Children, and
fori Mothers lacking Sufficient Nourishment for
their offspring - yv-.; m.VW? "J.
Unlike those preparations made trom animal or
vineus matter, wnich are liable to stimulate the brain,
and irritate the digestive organs, it embraces in its
elementary composition ' V;K:,.9t-f.
Thkt which makes strong Bone and Muscle. V That
which makes rood Flesh and Blood. , That which is
easy of Digestion never constipating. That which
it kind and friendly to the Brain, and That -which
acts as a preventive of those Intestinal Disorders
rarAUMjt - . .
: And, while it would be difficult to conceive of any
thing ia Food or Dessert more csxamy and Delicious,
or more noujushing and stkkngthening as an ali
ment in Fevers, Pulmonary Complaints, Dyspepsia
and General Debility, its Rakb Medicinal Excel-
LEMCa in all Intestinal Diseases, especiallyin U
; tytestery, Chroaio liarrhota tad Choltra Islutna, '
i ' ' Has been Incontettably Proven.
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COMMEKC1AL. .j
, y i l; m f o n at a r et;
The Social or opening (quotations Stiow
are posted at the Produce Exchange daily
at 1- P.jM,andJrefer.to prices at tbathourv,
vOIluli 'JL:VliJ.
T f STA& PFFlCE.s ApHll 10. ,
SPXRltiJ TURPENTINE The market
opened and closed flrnr at 30 cts per gallon
for reguUr packages with isales .reported
ROSIN The 'market -was quiet at $105
for Sirained and $1 07 for Good Strained.
No sales reported, ' - -
j -TAR-rMatket sCeady and ' unchanged,
thejvceiptsof jho.day -being disposed of
6i 00 cants per.bbl. f 230 lbs., - ;
1 CRUDE
TUUPENTINE.-Sales re-
ported of 300 bbU at $1
00 for Hard and
$1 65 Tor Virgin aud ' Yellow Dip, being
au advance of 5 cli 'ou' the latter grades
since last repot;olusing steady. j '-
1 COTTON-The maikt opened ateady,
with, sales reported of 230 bales on a basis
of 1010 cents per lb. for Middling. , The
(ollowng were the official quotations: ;
Ordinary.". . . . . . r. . . . .
Good Ordinary.. . . ..
Strict Good Ordinary. . .
Low Middling. ; . . ;. . . . 1"
Middling.; ..........."
Good Middling. .... .
cents
10 "
10i "
10f
fit
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Quotations conform to tbe claaailicaiious
of ''tu'c" American Cotton Exchange.
; CO!EN Market rather heavy,' with sales
reported of 2,000 bushels at 5555i cents
per bushel, ia hulk. r
PEANUTS aalea reported . of 200
..bushels at 80 cents for. Ordinary, 90 cents
Tor J.Jnme, fl for Extra Prime, aud $1 10
nr I ''U. -v ........ . .
per uusuei tor r ancy.
J KECEIPTS. 4 ..
1 ' , - t . DAILY, HECKIPTS. ,
Ootiou 131 bales.
Spirits turpentine. . ; . . 88 casks'.
Itosin.., , 781 bbls.
Tar ' 480 "
Crude turpentine.. 1. '665
I- Turpentine Still.
PRIME 1S-BARRKL STILL,
. .( .. ' v J ' WITH CAP, WORM, Ac.
j '" ' ' Fer tale by
ap 8 Iwd ltw ' ' 'ALFRED MARTIN.
! The Old Uarket
OTANDS DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
OTTERBOURG'S MEN'S WEAR DEPOT.
J Ton Can't Miss the Place.
Latest styles Hats, new stock Clothing, Summer
Underwear, White and Percale Shirts, Kid Gloves,
Handkerchiefs .and Suspenders, Linen and Paper
viuu, a ecit wear. - .
"Continued Sale
for Fifteen Oajs of Linen
Collar j at 15c
'Examine Samples for 8 Drill z Sotts to order
wsrnt wcauier next wees; &ipaca uoau, sc.
. . OTTEKBOtJKQ'S,
apSlf? - STstarketBt.
Discharging.
t
f r
in fin A Bnb PRIME WHITS Rappahannock
xvvvu wtui, ex acar i . r. a.euey.
9,500
flo.17, s. do. -- do.
. ' ex SchrH. A. Tabor.
For sale cheap, a&d in car load lot.
epeciai nznrea.
,( fUKSToii CUKX1NQ & CO.
ap8U
All Who Wish
TlQOTOGRAPnS OP THEIR
X i CITY OR BOUND RESIDENCES,
will please leave orders st
YATES BOOK STORE,
m ww are now prepared lor au eucn wore
1 - ' a w.yatks.
. ap 6 tf A. ORR, Jr., Photographer.
.Bakes.; Forks,
ttt TTiTl PiQiprvna yaw Dturvo nra
JT ing Tackle, Hope, Twine, Hobs, Spokes, Rims,
Tire Irwn, Cotton uarde. Pot Ware, Ac, &c, all at
U3weat uasn rrtccs at me new aaraware store of
' - 1 ROBERT HJENNING,
'! : , y ; accessor to Hennlng A Teel, . ,
no. jutKet street.
s NAB THK WHAET.
ap 6 DAWtf
The Best Elusic Books.
f HiCBORCH OFFERlElii
. ortia per dozen), has the beet arraneed anc
largest ceUeetlon of Music for a PISCO PAL
.. . CHOIRS ever pablished. 6 Venites, 19 Qlorla
Patrls, as Qlorlas; Ac. Ac., all In Anthem Form,
. ' besides a large variety ot Chants, and Anthems
.for Christmas, KAtiTEit and other Festivals.
Although prepared expressly for the EPISCO
PAL 8KBVIUK, th. large number of an. An
i. ithems renders it one of the best Anthem books
Tor a:ithonu. t ......
KTr
SASTElt MUSIC I EASTER CABOLS 1 EASTER
ANTHEMS t Send for LIbUl" -" ;'
CANTATAS FOR SCHOOLS AND SEMINARIES.
'-; i Among many good ones may be mentioned
., uauuis mviNU, n cenu): l,bsson in
- CHARITY, (60 cents); GUARDIAN ANG&L,
l t, 150 cenU); CORONATION. (GO cenU); CUL-
' rp-V v a x , tai;, .ana jtaihh bhi ua u, jsoe.) :
The present number of the WEEKLY MUSICAL
i- : itSCOUD is full of EASTER MUSta Send 6c
for it.tituu .it-gfc..--.-tf..i m 1
RICHARDSON'S NSW METHOD FOR THE PI-
ANOF9RTK, ($3.35), is the most popular ever
isaned, as proved positively by th. sale of ann-
areas of thousands or copies. Examine it.
i-- J u Any iiook mailed for Retail Price.".
sumps si su'j
Oliver Ditson & Co.,
1 1..
i m, u rai ra ...r,-, -
CHAS1H. DITSON 4 CO. I J. E, DITSON A CO.
843 4 Broadway , N; Y. 1 993 Chestnut st, Thlla.
ma 9-flAwtr wea a aai
THE' LANDMARBl,
'5 " y PUBLISHED AT
81A1E3VIZLE,, IREDELL CO. Ct
IS THE -
Carolina-
It Is the only Democratic Paper published ia Ire
'neli Coiintv one of the largest and wealthiest
nMm in a kiaia juiu. linn iHiisinirn ..imw uk&i
circalation than any paper ever heretofore pablished
in the county. testes
. Its circulation ia Alexander, Wilkes Ashe, Alle
rhdrtv. Tsdtdn. Davie and IredelL is' larcer than
Out Of any two papers in th State combined; and
is rapidly acquiring a strong foothold in Forsyth e.
Sorry, Rowan and western MeckOenburg. ; o ,T t. T
"Itla the onlv Daoer in Western Nertb. Oar.lina
that Bmploys a Riemua Cahvassum " Aeurr, and
thus kept constantly before the people. Under this
system a rapidly Increasing circruatloH is the result,
maKmg tne laxxwa.&
TTB BEST A D VKRTISING ITIEOIlJn
I -. - t IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
ADDRESS,
der -tf f. . 7,
- . .SUtesvUle, N. Cs.'xl
Jessup & Iloore,
PAPER M ANUFACTOREHS,",1;',
"A.
v. ' No. 87 Nwrth Sixth St, PHILADELPHIA.
T SELL CHEAP FOR CASH SAMPLES UPON
APPLICATION.' r f . . . T- rf.i r
CASH.pAiDij:(iRiJUL3s. coxfok Tfrj-Vttr
: sauuinu, c - we ice zo-oawiy
The Piedmont Press,
hickoky,' k a,
'TS THE ONLY .PAPER PUBLISHED Wfli-
JL tiwba county, and has an extensive circulation
among mercnants,iarmers, ana au classes or busi
ness men in tne atate. lie rtusss is a ?
WIDE AWAKE DEMOCRATIC PAPER,
MARINE;
! .. Port-
Almanac April 11.
Sun Rises.
5.30 A.,M.
sun sets...;:...a,?;;:t4;.;.' a.sa v.&
High Water (Sraithville). i . . . .11.15 Morn.
( . . . (Wilmington)...'. 1.15 Even.
Day's-Length..; ISli. 02m.
: arrived. ;, ' .. ;';
p- Stmr North State, Green,5; Fayetteville,
Worth &r .Worth. . - . .. . -
Schr tJ no; A Griffin; 305; tous,. Fostei
.Philadelphja, Harriss & JIowelL' ' ' -
.- L:,.. CLEARED... - -j:;x-: .
i fitmr North. State, Green; Fayettcville.
Worth & Worth. -, ; ,.. t ... .-.'
j Nor barque Condor, .NeiiseD,-: Biisto!,
Alex Sprunt & Son. " ' ' ',r',r x Jf
BXPOKTt.-
' FOREIGN.
Bbistoii. Nor. . barque
Condor 3.650
bbls rosin. . . - . J .
I K1AKWE DIRECTORY.
List of Vessels in tbe Port of ,'HK
mlnaton. April 11, 1 879. -
BARQUES " ' f t(:'?
Ecliptic (Uus.), 832 tous. Jouansen. s
JS Feschau & Weslermann
Braekka (Nor.L ions. Ifeirsen.'.i. i r
- . - It tletde
Condor (Nor.), 899 tons, Nielsetf.C 1 "T'rr f f
speranza tor.), us ions,uiscn, It is Ueide
Biio (nor.), aai tons, Moriand. K EIieide
Valkyrian (Nor.), 243 tons, Oiaeu,
, . : - UElIeide
JE M Thomas (Am.), 72 tons, Nejgon,
' ' ' ' .. T . i '
"1-
Master
Rebecca M Smith (Am.), SSI tons,Jrace.
' - ' : . . , - Uttrti38.&Howeli.
Ring Jove, ,140 tone, Cozens,
i . , . , EGBaikerSSjOo
John Slusnian, 275 tons, Call,' ' -
- , Ilarri3s& liowell
P Kelsey, 180 tons, Steelman,
! llarriss & Ilowell
Brave, 113 tons. Goosins." - i'!f
! ' ' ."Nnrliirnn'iAs Pnmminrr
Henry A Tabor, 129 tons, Peiry, Master
Nones. If the Signal letters of any ves
sel in port are displayed by the U, S. Sig
nal Office, the vessel so designated should
send ashore for telegram. .
The rooming Star
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY
SiAscriDtunt Rates- In AinicfiT'; I
DAILY STAR, Oue Year, postage paid...
...,$T0O
4 00
- Six Months "
Three Month " ' " ..
" - . ' One Uonth ""., '.,
.."
1 00
WEEKLY STAR.
One, Year pottage paid. 9
81x MonUiS. ' r.'.' t 'ei
Three MOHths : " . - 59
j Notices of the Press:
-. . . i -,'
! '
A first-class pspez.BatQtboro Aitcarux.
Emphatically a live paper. Gtfdeboro Itcu.
The Stab to a live paper. Sumter (S. a) Mmm
Ob. ot th. very
best -i oar
daily
exchanges
SotUA CatvUMan.
Raaka amone the leading Dailies of tboBtate.
Christian Advocate -
One of the beat Dallies
to ti't"-r!a
intelUomar:
A valuable MDcr.
We cheerfully 'recommend IU
Pt4 Dm Courier
Ranks amonz the leadhur lonrnaia of tne Snnth
Marion VS. G) Stat.
One of the beet and most desirable nanera in Nm-t
Carolina. Norfolk Virginia.
Poll of
oral new, and a credit to Wilmington
CUyNorJiCaro&nian.
One of th. best dauy vTers
pabllBhed In the
Boathera 8tatea. iZjrry (8. C.) Newt.
On. of oar best BoaUeni learnals. As a newspa
per not sarpassed by any. Friend of Ttmperanc.
On. of the best condacted ln'Jio State : bold. Inde
pendent and well Informed. UUubore Recorder. ..
Ably edited, and has a circulation which sneaks.
volamu. of comment on its influence. Matmolia
Monitor. -
Onward and upward tt goe. until now il has
tbl
largest drcutation of any
ay iauy in
the State. PU4-
!-"
The Wihninston Stab, now vcrv much Imnroved.
has the largest circulation of any paper in the State.
EnJleld Timet. r
The Stab stands amone the first of North Carolina
papers in point of enterprise and literary merit
vnener to. vj jteooner.
Unauestlonablv the beet dallv lonrnal In North
Carolina, and has no superior in any other Southern
Btateorjtoro (3. C.i Timet.
F.r editorial ability, eeneral news, correct market
reports and fine literary selections the Stab has n.
superior Rocky Mount MaiL ,
- 1 - -... ,. ... ...... -
I well cor ducted and has aa much and
nd great a
Dauy in
va-
nety of good reading matter as
any
the
state. narrenten uaseut.
This paper, though not many years old, is one of
ie best dailies in the State, and well .merits the
ipport tt receives. Louitburg Courier.
One of the best dallv touraals an oar exchanre
Hit. a Belongs to no ring save that which encircles the
good ot tne people. eammnan Mirror.
Tit. WiTmington Houma SrAa is among th. beat
newspapers In the South. Rich, rare,- racy, always
fresh and "on time. ' 'Ashevillt Expositor. , ; .
s staunch and independent advocate of the peo
ple's rights. Deservedly ranks among the first jour
nals of the Southern coa&try.-jBadkiNffftam Observer.
' The Htak is undoubtedly an enterDrlsInc sheet.'
beautifully printed and conducted with marked
ability. Mr. Bernard deserves great credit for his"
efforts in 1 ournalifim.- -Ralsiqh Sentiiel.
Those of our readers desirmr to take a- dally or
weekly paper from North Carolina cannot do bettet
tnaataKa tne wumtnrtoa arAJBivherawvs. V.
Democrat. t.
-r The Btax la one of our most highly valued ex
changes, and tt affords us pleasure to recommend it
as one of the most racy and reliable dailies in North
Carolina. A inrton 4kumt&v-----.-
A live newsnaser. and the beet Dallv n the State.
The clrculatleu Is larger than that of any other
uauy m tne state, wmcn proves it. Milton unron
- - N. paper evei started in North Carolina has srown
so rapidly as has th. Stab. , Though only five years
L u is now a fixed institution, entovins? aninfln.
enc. and a prosperity second to none in the State.-
Qalisburr Watchman.
- The Wllmlneton Stab Is In the front rank of can
Southern dailies, well edited, full of news and select
reading matter, telegraphiceports, and in every res
pect a first rate Journal If we had many suchpaperB
our State would be the xainat by ik Gffens. Patriot,'
Forest and Stream,
' - . i -AND r OK-.'. X.
BOD AND GIN;
THB
AMERICAN SPORTSMAN'S JOURNAL:
I A WHH1TT.V PA PIFB nvvnniiKn nm V . - ' .
FIELD SPORTS, PRACTICAL NATURALHISjf
V t j YACHTING AND BOATING. RIFLE
. I - -PRACTICE. AND ALL. i
f OUT-DOOR RECREATIONS AND STUDY. .
This is the onlv Journal la the Ceuntrv that full?. I
supplies u wants ana neceeeiueB 01 me
I.
Gentleman Sportsman.
'US
TERMS f I W a Year:.
Bend for Specimen Cppy
Forest & Sir
PnpIlsUlnc Co..
I ' IU FULTON ST., (Old a. 103' . V i
-. t M.'-Si'i New York.
Post Office Box ' . sept S7-if h
1
Staple '-andu'Faricy Dry Go x)dsi
IN ALL
Talost Popular Brands,
' DAILY ARRIVING AT
36 Elarket
&
r f.'.T,.
.V
i-1
j rlL LMISCELLAKEOlJS.:'-J -
JOB; PRINTING.
THE XI0E1IING ; STAB
; StePriijting Hbuse,"Jc ;
mqbninq stab tbvjlpino,
'I'bincess qtbebtV. ;
l- '.1.
'MOST TIIOBOUQHLY EQUIPPED PB1NT1NQ
OFFICE IN TITS CITY,
J
FINE BOOK,' NEWSPAPEB & MEBCANTILE
' PRINTING AND BINDING, , '
CHEAP FOR CA&H.,' : - '
... ; ALSO,1 . . , ' ' '
TOE A TRICAL 'POSTERS, PROGRAMMES A
TICKETS, INSURANCE PRINTING,
J BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS,
r- CARDS, DODGERS.:? ; if i
TEAMSHIP, STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD
WORK EXECUTED IN ' QUICKER TIMEj
. AND BETTER STYLE THAN BY
'ANY OTHEROFFICE IN ."V" "
WILMINGTON-- ! : ' "
I
1 :
FinST, CLASS WORK AND LOW PRICES I
hi; " - - '
Lit ! j- " j. . . .. f v - -
THE MORNING STAR STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE, PRINCESS STREET,
I WILMING TON, N.C. :
, ORDERS BY MALL PROMPTLY ATTENDED
TO AND WORK SENT TO 'ANY PART
OF THE UNITED STATES,? -r
'! V w .'v f- -
SMALL ORDERS EXECUTED iJflTH THE
SAMS PROMPTNESS AS-H
LARGERjONES-f
I
.
. ! '- . ESor?2ase8 ale r
TJI TIRTTO rO ;TI!"5 . PROVISIONS CON
JD tained In a Deed of lortgae mad.-the S2d
da of Jenuarr: 1877. between Andrew J. Johnson
and wife Marietta, and Arra J. Freeman, wife of
jounil. Freeman which is. reeoroM in tne) uegis
tArWi Offlc nf NRwTTurKTim- hmmtr.in Book M.M.M.
Daie 530. c.. tha undenlsnedr as Attomev for the
said Mrteagee, will expose for sale, at Public Aue
- ttoa, ror uaan, as jfxenange uorner, in me city 01
Wilmington, on TUE8DAT, 15th day of APRIL,
1S79, at 11 o'clock, A.M.. the following TRACT OF
LAND, in said city of Wilmington.conveyed by said
Deed Beginning at a point inWfistera line of Sev
enth Street 131 feet from comer of Seventh and
r Mulberry Streets, thence 66 feet oh beventh Street,
ana running dock ltib reet irom eaia sireec, Deing
Eastern half of Lot 3 Block 1. official plan of
aid City. K. S. MARTIN,
mh 35 tde - ; " Attorney for Mortgagee.
W. E. STOREI, LL D.,
HOJI KOPAV li MST.r
iSUCCESSOK TO DR. W. JL' FREEMAN.
af6tt:j
OQlce aihislato Residence.!
Garden Hoes,
JJAKES, PITCHFORKS, v
SHOVELS. SPALES.
WHEELBARROWS.
At Bottom Prices, by" -
. ,- USO. A- PECK.
rlJN
ap6tf
o. s5 South Front St.
k .ppllinaris :ater. t
JUST RECEIVED,
ELEVEN HAMPERS, .
WhicrfwnWeoTtd eirXs Lt W
rXTa K. rt.AnaMn. t4t T3nt1 - VI vr--rr-,
apetf
UJ UsV AAaUilOl Ul (tt AtGUUli
r: JAMESC;BTETENb6n.
Mallard tSi Co.
A-. HARNESS ! HARNESS 1
f $7.60 per set and upwards,
lyi J Bridies, Saddles, Collars, Ac., all grades,
if r:r ; . Trnnka and Satchoia inabundante.
1 i
f" AMpOU Ulg VUUV lUtfBlUUT) ' '
ago tf : :; 9.;8 SAUTH JF.&ONT STREET;
MMm li tteBa?M JMiess;
Jj
I WERNER A Hi O.
PRKMPEItT, THE WELL
known GERMAN
SAKKIICt - AMD ' HAIR
have, owing to the.'ttringency of mo-
neyJ concluded to RBDUCE THE PRICK of Bair-
DyeingJOc and upwards. NovTSOUTH and No. 1)
NORTH FRONT TS. 4 "-"mil tf . t
I . : -
tifl I mmi tjpu TtVQ trimnniriw vr. .
t 1 lflu rLJj uiiii nniuuiajiii.'
A First Class 'Weekly ITewapaper
. . j PubUshed at P ARLINGTON CH.;BXC;ni
TT IS A LARGE PAPER 44x40 LNCHE3 ALIVB
X Wita. sews, local, Bue and xuneratwn special
palnB in the departments, for the family, of lis out
side, which Is all home work. ' ! ' - ,
It circulates In Darbntrton; Sumter. Marion and
Marlboro, and hence Is a most valuable advertising'
meaium.t uucnianoa speciauy isjg ml jiiorsnce.
H. a. . Address-. vi'-s.t afe
eptlStf
Oarllngton O. ILt 8. Q.
mA. TTw--rrAwii.'te
rTWB OLDEST NEWSPAPER publtshh ry rw
X the Pee Dee section, ene of tliaweaithieet 'and
most proeperoas in the States offers to CommlaBlon
and Wholeside Merchants and Mannfactniwra. aiur
' uuvbo waw mire wiupiiea tnsj pisn-QI seillBg py
Bwuyus, au uAceiieat . lut po mr OBvuuinClltlOn
with a laree and influential class cA xehimta: na.
chanics,planters snd naval -store men, whose pat
ronage is worth solfeitattont AdveTttaemente atxf
unsineasoatds msertodoa aberal terms,
::,-.!; -Address i. l - ti.TBE RTlft.. -Jf-i
;..8eptS2tt;VLf.;t' Marion. S.C.
ft S Jt . ' h f - ?.
.'V 4," v 3 u yj
. " -. I.-
sTHE
r ' t.
1.
Street r
it
4-
' 5
'".'it
U'fir
MISCELLANEOUS
It'd Worth Yoiir WMle
i Heading! "
. t .
GRADES OF COFFEES ARB ROASTSD
AND GROUND DAILY UNDER MY
OWN4 SUFSKYIslON.
1 have a Patent Cylinder Roater. and an nwri-
enced man to attend to it. Therefore I can AL
WAYS furnlih you with Roasted Coffee Warm if
desired, and can guarantee the quality, because I
selnct my own Coffees, and can Judge thesa in the
green berry.
i Parties buyine Roasted Coffees North cant tel
what tbev get, nor how long it has been roasted
Come where you can get tha Coffee you call for
FRB8H, and at pricta that others can't compete
With. .. . . ... .
j Remember that I am the only Grocer in the city
that Roasti his own coffee..
: Price, as follows. Roasted and Ground : : "
BIO 15c, 20c. 25c, 80c. " ' i ' ' '
LAGUAYRA 80c. or t lbs! for $L ; - - '
JAVA, Genuine Old Government S3c.
NO MIXTURES ALL PURE.
Jas. C.Stevenson
spits . ' , i Review copy. : v
Tpas.fTeas. Teas.
I
JUST RECEIVED,
Freeh and New from the Importers, a nice lot of
12 GREEN. IBLACK AND EHGLBiH ;
BREAKFA8T TKA8.
i
Abo, a Futt Line of OLD GOVEKNMSNT JAVA,
i . .. lLttUXiiA AMU-K1U- !
IVii-slv.'-COFFEBS'ia;
1" j.
MARTIN'S FANCY GILT -EDGE SUTTER,
ENGLISH DAIRY. PINE APPLE. EDAM AND
CREAM .CHEESE.- j
PLANT'S EXTRA MATCHLESS SHENANDOAH
. ! I AND OUIQ VALLEY: FLOURS:
All of which we are offering at PRICES TO SUIT
W:'-' . THE TIMESn t : : '
fHolmestia
mha8tf ' ' -'".ili8 North Front St. -'
NOVELTIES IN BOOTS AflD SHOES.
Buyers y will and a
large and varied stock
BOOTS AND SHOES
embracing all kind, ef
staple and fancy Goods
together with all ef the
Novelties, atthe Low-
eat PrlMM ' tti.
GEO. R. FRENCH A SON'S. '
m, 39 N. Front St., Wilmington
mhSOtf
A Fact.
t..
rURPEOPLK NEVER FULLY APPftECIATEB
1 1 hMaa.. a itDDTVivaiiDrirfiTrnH t M.tl
SjXiJO ITCUOUW VI - JAiSVVllUiakUVaiVHf' liBUI
they saW it applied to an Old Suit of Clothing, aa
Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired at the WILMINGTON
DYKING .ESTABLISHMENT, Market Street, be
tween Sd and 3d. Ladle.' Dresses Dyed to all the
New Shades of Blue, Brown and Plunu Kid Glove.
cieanea at ioc a pair. ; mn 7 u
Peruvian Guano.
( 'S3-
JiTi
250 Tons
llo. 1 Guanape4
lilt' Z r. k-k. ' ' '
, . . For sale by i
j-, ap fr tf - -T- WILLIAMS A MTJKCHTSOV.
Choice Hew CroB
Cuba Talolasses.
n300iHhdsi,JM"sy
X-i1-.;4.. . . - - . - , j-S P!,
t(it
i
0' fAB,T OF, IT.NOW LANDING.
' 1
1
vap fttf WlLtJAMS AlsTfRCHrraOir;
; : .. . .. -4. 1 v.'-- -
Bush.VIRJ3INIaUMRAMii 8
UU AO BnlSlL 8YRUPfc
-R A Bbls CUBA MOLASSS3, . .
JXJ nil ;ui;AO BhiaKLaX MOLASSES.
Si. t - ALSO. . ' I j,
. Corn,1 Glue, Hoop Iron, Rice. Flour, Crackers
Tobacco, and in fact a full stock of all Good, kept
in my line, now on band and for sale low by .,
. j (.mIju D. Li CORE,' ' , ,
ap Btf , j i,,-. KoaS andS South Water at ; -
r v.j.' .M"l i. r w .'u.f.Mi iTiu i. Vt-
Pall Fashions.
a aRa: virotnta a
ORR HAS KECEirED aud
. ill is now nains- tha LATEST. SHAPES far l-
dies and Misses Bata, and Invites a caB from thoMt i
who have heretofore entrusted hec with their work.
8he is prepared to alter old styles and fashion then ,
into the most modern shapes. , - - i . " "
V Whit, straw dyed black when so ordered and. ha -best
style. ' tt '.' ...". ,..r.-)-. i. )..,
' RESIDENCE One door east of Frcut, On Church n
Street., r, gy-..jQ7tf-
i'-i:.
HATS OK HAND A LARGE' StbCsf Wr!',:
COTTON .SWEEPS, of she following ihipesr J-:.
1arMAli 1X1 aai eat Mi TVllrflAn Ac : it" -r . - rA-t t.
I ATsoTstEaL SHOVELS of various eisss.WRSDt .,
fEOES, SPADES, 8HOVELS, FORKS,1 Ae, all for
I isle at Verv Lowest Ficures. t . . " "
r r . GILES A MURCHISON(, J tK
lau'tf
&3 and 40 Murchiaon Block,
tti urn-..
..di