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PVBLISHBB'8 ANNONCIMlSNT TUB MORNING STAR, the rlsilv nowsoa- ,od daily, except uer in North Carolina, is pa rt.h Carolina, is iuuimu fiondav. t if 00 per yr, H ? W 45 for three months, $1 00 lot one mou hh Delivered to city subscribers at the ?of KcentJn per week for any period from one week to one year. THE WEEKLY STAB to Pf! t ls morning at ftl 60 per year, i 00 for six months, 50 cents Tor inree mvuuu. me (wo weak. VbittSK o-; All announcement, of FaU FesttTato. BaHs, at No advertisements inserwu " "" any price. Notices ander head of 'City Items1) centt iper Une forfirst Insertion, and 15 cents per lino for each (tnbaequont insertion. Ao vertisements Inserted onw a week in-l)ally wil he chareod il 00 per square for each insertion, bt erVS, three fourths of daUy rate. Twice a week, two thirds of dally rate. cents wHI pay for a ample aanounoement of Mar t riage or Death. Advertisements to follow reading matter, TSO octooyspectol ptowfllhe charged extra ac . 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Advertisers should always specify the issue or is sues they desire to advertise in. "Where no issue is named the advertisement twill be inserted in the Daily. Where an advertiser contracts for the paper to be sent to him during the time his advertisement is in, the proprietor will only be responsible for the mailing of the paper to his address. Remittances must be nude by Check, Draft, Pos tal Money Otto, Express, or in Registered Letter. Only such remittances will be at the risk of the publisher. Communications, natogg they contain important miura w Harass. hrie.il v interior, are. not. wanted : an r acceptable in every nt-hor was thaw will Inmril oe rejected u tne real name of the author is wi no. (orning &ax. By WILLIAM EL. BERNARD. WILMINGTON, N. C: Tuesday Morning, Nov. 4, 1879. THB NORTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD. The Governor, in obedience to Legislative instruction?, appointed a Commission to adjust the State debt incurred in aid of the North Carolina Railroad, whioh had been secured by a lien upon the said road. Hon. Geo. Davis, of this city, and Messrs. Mont ford McGehee, of Person, and Donald W. Bain, of Raleigh, constitute the Commission. They met last week at Raleigh, and have addressed a cir cular to tne bond Holders which is evidently the best thing that can be done under the circumstances. The gentlemen composing the Commission are intelligent and discreet. Two of them are lawyers of distinction. whilst Mr. Bain is a good business man, who has been long connected with the Treasury department. These gentlemen set forth the difficulties that environ them at the threshold and cause them to issue the circular to those concerned. We copy the circular from the Raleigh Observer : "Raleigh, N. C, October 29th. 1879. Sib The commissioners appointed under the Act of tne I4tn of March, 1879, to ad just and renew tbat portion of the State debt incurred to aid in the construction of tbe North Carolina Railroad, having organ ized and entered upon the consideration of decree rendered in the- case of Swasev va the North Carolina Railroad Company. Jane 17th. 1874.41 was ordered and directed that, unless the State should, on or before tbe first day of April, 1875, make provision for the payment of the interest due upon the bonds, her stock in the said cor Doration should be sold for its payment; the amount of tne stock to be sold being then, and still, ieu unueierminea, ana to DO settled by fntnrn AdtfMm "No such provision was made, and it is n w at the option of any one of the bond holders represented in the said action, to rnnva at anv tlmn fnr o coin rf iU .1.1 1 "You will rea&lv oodentaad. therefore. that we cannot, with WfeMegard to the interests oi tne mate, arrange lor the es change of a portion of the bonds, leaving her stock at the mercy of any creditors who may not cnoose to accept the arrangement A.nd we regret to inform you that, with this danger impending, we do not feel at liberty to enter upon negotiations for the exchange of the bonds. If the creditors who control tbat action desire the exchange, they cap remove this obstacle; and we will be clad 10 receive any proposition irom tuem loOH iog to that end, and which will enable ui to proceed with the duties of the Commis sion. "We. therefore, resnectfullv aiic-D-eat i.hnk meeting of the bondholders be held at some convenient time and place, for the purpose of considering the best method erf removing. 104 4imouttyr and proeftjang thfe npcouy aujusMueni, ui use BSOi., ery rtfufljry ; m eoege Davis, "MONTTORD MCGEHEE, "D. W. Bata. loners. STATISTICS. Wo have before called a to some interesting and rema listics gathered by Mr. Robert D Porter, of Chicago. Some time ac be raade eref rytn whreb-he rathet surprised Eastern capitalists. Some were uieposea to (JtteattOh U Accu racy of his statements at is now understood that hit figures are exact, and the result of much oains- wpwiaoer xar. . rorter repeats statewotB and his instructiv tics concerning the PODulati dobh ad local debts of the grand A.D V-SBTIBING RATES ETaul day. il.eo: two nays, VriC"5i ,i Lm LW. At SOME 1NTKKK8TING ttention sections into which he niviaes our oountrv. We avail ourselves of a portion of his lr.ttfresting pa Since 1860 the fifroWMi in tion is as follow Eastern States 3, Western States 7.M3.682 soutuauL Number of baadf : emplayed in manufacturing: Eastern I860. 90Q.W7 1879, 1.7aB3 Western V 118,045 1 in ruc Southern " 181.979 The Value Of tbe mala agricultural pro Vr- ' f ; I , . . . 1 ' J "!f. I T ., iZj. ducts in tbe three regions of the country last year was as follows: . Corn. Wheat. Ksst.. 47,810,809 $ 45,218,875 208,992.854 55,627,800 West....... 885,188,505 South 167.890,500 Oats. Ha P( West.. 18.888.900 801 South.. 19,238,900 13,844,! The averaee value and yield per acre of the corn, wheat and oats ior tne tnree re gions are thus summarized: Average yield per acre. 1 Corau Wkbtti Oste ..85 17 34 8 ..31.4 15 4 85.3 .18 4 9.4 19.1 Average value per acre. Corn. Wheat. Oats. $24 65 $84 39 $15 05 . 9 05 15 09 7 92 . 9 19 11 60 9 38 Eastern. Western.... Southern. . . , Eastern Western..... Southern ...'. We published before the local debts, but the statement will bear re peating: Eastern States, $540,155,048; Western States, $147,032,087; Southern States, $188,892,188. If the State deb ts are added , the three regions owe as follows: Eastern States, population 14,300,000; total debt, $688,228,316; Western States, population U.finO.noO: total debt ai72.825.910: South ern States, population 14,295,000, total debt. .ilAr AM, ro 1 "COLORED)) VKRStrs "NlGGKB." The love of the Stalwarts for the colored people is skin deep. If they thought that heneeforth they could do without the political help of the) "colored man and brother" they would not only deprive him of his right to vote, but they Would not let him come into the old free States at all. Their philanthropy, as far aa the colored people are concerned, is about as deceptive and false as their polit ical philosophy and professed attach ment to a Republican form of go vernment. The Lemars (Iowa) Sen tinel is an exponent of the more ad vanced opinions of the Republicans of the, North. It is possibly more honest, as it is more outspoken than such papers as the Philadelphia IVess, Chicago Inter-Ocean, New York Tribune, Baltimore American, and others of the same peculiar stripe. It is really funny to see how a Stalwart can 'Halk-orrt rtiireetiiig" when he has tbe courage of his opinions and dares to give eepcaaaion to his real convictions. We copy the following; because it shows how a true-blue Re publican paper looks at the "colored" man. The Thti jghkntinel says You may kick a Nigger from New Or leans to Su Paul and back if you only csll r can w ocall him a "colored gentleman." There is nothing on- earth will rile a ger quicker or moie effectually than to him a Higger. The literary .Doggers are tbe worst of all. We gat several Nigger newspapers in ex- lange, and tbe fellows talk about The darky editors are talking about hoi ing a convention of colored papers! Just think of it! Colored Papers! And we read about Colored Bands, Colored Schools, Colored votes, and all kind of cofoi things. Meaning at the same time Nigger paper JNigger Dan as, etc. Tbe word Nigger is immortalized in lenoej inougnis 01 me aaraey, 1 be plaintive melodies dwell in our ears, And the Nigger Jives on their sympathetic strains. If we were black we would insist an beta THE OPINIONS OF SOUTH C A KO- LIK& SENATORS. Senator MeAapton is in goof health, but walirith difficulty oft crutches. He made a short speech at Abbeville, S. C, on Friday last, when he repeated his earnest indorse ment of Bayard and McDonald. He ismon abo mmsmSNii and Courier as saying: "He tank strong, etannds in favor of uayara lor fresident, wbose best recom , 'It '.It P- . . . 1 uivuuiuuui were iuo praises oi nis en miss. IesAored McDonald, of. Indian for Vice President, saying that the tick wPSWrlBw x oris, aodf EwiWfa en tboMWUJ-Al.1880, efWrWMJWran lie says in effect tbat he is not discourage ay me oweat in unio, tne uemoorwey ha logaeseryen ana ensurea 11 psmog o auer strange goas. Tne tsoutn aid'not an would not reauire renresen tation nn thh Presidential ticket, but in the rank and file of tbe party would have the Tight to de- manatnat Jueleftfd as standard bearers whHhWtttac to the Constit tion and the country, .HnjjQBQd hv ntg continued obedience to the laws and 1 fulfllaient of the promises of the part particularly as regarded-the colored man. At the Cbm&kiWM, on tbe 28t both Hampton and Butler were inter viewed. Seeator Butler said: " I have neve ad but te opinion of il and I have ion for seven years, ltnougut Mr 'ard sbonld bavi been nominated by tbe for the Presidency in 1876. He beaten Hayes much easier than Mr. Tilde n "Senator- "Hampton, interrupting: 'Yes, and I think be 6&A$ffMr. Tilden now in his own State. TlenStb command more Mi. this counuy aday M any man Senator Hampton thought Bayard lork went Republican. Senator Butler thought he would be ncMi: i I nnltl C a MiMM. rtm TV . . t I """ft : taumiMEero democrats favorWtirn; 15 J MBOBula- jw 808.70G itatoes. mm r had but or 11 . Ba l3 namAiiMllft jyciziuc m 1 1 L eouli a nave The Freed mews R Association is beg- funds, got to is out at is empty sorry for him, butbe will never be contented at home, and is only bapp when trie JNortnern tanauo a'ftjol of him. Kansas iut uulv wants money for the eu viotiniB, uuv . it:ttfrlha0 vfcetjde of itocMgvatm should bo,, partly turhei , fsidje." T. It j has got enough ot a good thing, Aiid not being selfish it is quite willing that its neighbors fotw llktwwaflaAfl have tbeWK share of thff exodus.1"1 It is top. preoJioMaaA ltt,xurltAo6l by one State,, .pt how opps this appeal who"tjbfGofrirff Kanaas only a few weeks ago declared that every negro imraigi ant had been oared for ? TO m 0mami mmm An interesting scientific -discovery is reported in the papers. It has been long sought after to find what, is ma laria what produces it what makes people sick in what are known as the malarial districts ? In other words,! scientific men have been long in search of the poison germ that causes malaria. At last it is said to have been discovered. Here is the brief account we find in an exchange: " Two men of science, Signor Tommasi.t of Rome, and Professor Kleb, of Prague, after spending three week, fcaJL fever stricken region, the Roman CMopagna ex peiimenting on its soli, lis atmosphere and stagnant waters, 'Have succeeded, ' it .is; said, 'in discovsriogA micresoopitt fuogu which, being placed under the skins of healthy dogs, caused distinct and regj ular parbxysms of intermittent fever, and produced in the spleens of these animals that peculiar condition which! is recognized as a part of the patiiulo-t gy of this disease The report of their investigations add experiments, and the success that crowned them, was read a short time since in the Academy of Home, and If further tests substantiate the (ruth of their discovery, the next series of expert men ts will have for their object the means whereby these poisonous fungi may either be destroyed or rendered innocuous. It is doubtful whether anything can be done in this direction." Oover nor Roberts has pardoned G abe and Justin Hans, citizens of Medina county, two wealthy men, sentenced to the peniten tiary on a charge of cattle stealing Mc- Kinney (lexca) Enquirer. Here is auother nut for the advo cates of the one-man power to crack and digest. Two wealthy thieves are! pardoned. They are pardoned by the Governor, not because they are innocent, but because they are rich. The richer tbe scoundrel the richer he deserve to be punished. Would a Court of Pardons, consisting of five able, reputable lawyers, pardon two penitentiary cattle thieves Just be cause they were men of wealth? We trow not- si ,w The population on the Pacific slope is growing rapidly. Ia 182 it-was 881053. It is now 1,260,000. This does not include Montana, Wyoming, Colorado or New Mexico. California has 865,000, by estimate. CURRENT COfllBBHT. The postal laws are openly and grossly violated by sending, in department envelopes, large nam! bers ot speecnes, letters and pictures in aid of tbe Sherman movement. The South is being deluged with this illicit mail matter, and special agents, under Government pay, are tramping over that section on the' same miaf ml 01 i j .1 siuu. nr, ijiw-ajiin is- ugpimineu 10 make the Treasury bear the expense of his very thoigji and costly can- Washington Post, Dem. ThV gTTjJjt dertidiof Senator Conkling in the nomination of Cornell as the candidate of hfe personal dotxrinatmiif tbe" open jfrosj titution of the Republican oartv of i New York to the embraces of Ketli- and Tammany, and the defiant decla ration of at unto the rftSth againsk every fwblican ' Itb&imt-'fo il fend Republican in tegrttv, should mm r-MiS a . i . I mase iwv irs iw 0Meis'opnwD; by an 0 there, mm elsewhere, the battle fought on national issues, and a laibto tjiwh fotaaidefc ejiills HUmr o&Mpa thoosands ot. vnonsanos opnoM ie can .votes. .The State. 1 that the, YgMte 11. xt is a uaitie uetweei efenieW7 Of both Parties Cdrneff, against tne beS purifbe both parties headed by Robinson, an . & t . the real issue involved, Cornell wOul be dwiraoefTdlwJefrttedv' aaeaafie to f otfeaiudow he rehul therefore, mbiwe bee fiiadeto IgueesbAg Aed while the; Slate o Ma ewaRte, mav be set dow because ot uemoorti eUflssjesiODs, it need not surprise any one to hear I at Robjnaan bap.jbeen eer elected I or oeieateu nviram twemy to tnixt - Smm.mm Wmi4mmW. 4Mfcyt rAoretah OfiMWry hetd 4mw fWM Cbtof Deg poioted a gun at her, saytflf snto ,gbjng t afaootf JiAte aamr, fiWiehlld. but laughed at the Amrlv savace. Hkd asAta her if shOiMHr daHfjgaftda hej - Indiansor oidealiilifiuM Kansas is still "bleeding. BUBI "liwSf vwmTU "ant iisolma e eiuww h . Tt o are y n pos- thh blrLiTheyla , .eteaidi with .th nrnal V. J ZT m.!. vutuov, lUOU, ' UtUHIUU liUlWU.Vlliei c j u-i-T j Wad?' OUR STATK COrtTKHlPOKAKIKH. If we are not mistaken, the habit of pro- 2 lueamicreoi ssbhou BiveAly oba-rved cal partft in tlMfbetter onwealthBandMffe have l it caured TTwbltr or fOTbe tion. It is only when one section has bad an undue proportion of offices or sectional e2 s at on haa been attempiea idbv suimoei- ve wlssn. frrd assstrtMcuua uee expressed. mmwvm-Jnm. P, 4 r a the campaign w6f!8 Ul'MWatiry wecoi d noted on stricily party issues. There is nothing ha his jecotd hich could be sue,- cessf ully assailed by his political opponents. He would heed" no silogist, forl'bttre reference to hii ptflifT?aTT5a?eer in the great and uoble struggle against Uepublicao cor ruption, aggression and oppression, fur nishes of (itself the h sliest eulogium uj)0n the courage, ability mid purity Of the man. Papers a 1 the North, as well as at the I South, without regard to poltliCttl pmdilec tions, have the utmost copfhjeocs in his nonesiy ana lniegrny. nwun xumxiwx. mm j aa iiwfhipstaiAa. . i Mr. A. Mt! HeSley, T Riohmoarf, Va., was speaking at Norfolk. The .,, "A Virginia, fentleman was seated before a coraruittee of Congress, un dergoing an examination a gentle fftian of the. ota school, Upon, whose tace time, and care nad left their marks, but wlibsd noble form was still rrnbent. " 1 "3!r,M said the Chairman of the! eorrrtnitte, de yos! tMtfk Virginia would favor a repudiation of the pub lie debt of the ootnttryf "f behe''!wBS ite answer, fnvn with mournful pride, "that the Vir ginia people will aiwaye p.y their just debts." l3i; ., "ThedjMipf.wllOsffluide ihJb anspre a voice that ran & like a buele call Kei ley asked yo'u. y uoun- in trio? BhoVed, As re t sire saidrthati his words nJn h hearts of those who heard himistn zuiimu t mm Death at Gen. Jo Hooker. atom ts- .4Blimoro !Gaxftte.l r j In the death of Gen. Joseph Hooker the present generation is reminded how rapidly the generation tbat en gaged iq the late. war passing away. He was a brave and impetu ous officer, and when in command bf a division or corps was one of tne most successful to1 tne Union arirify The recless dliriTrg'Which he showec as A division leader was not the quality needed as a Commander-in-Chief ,anc in this position he lost much of lh fame that he bad earned in lower grades of the service. He command ed tbe Union army at the battle of Chanoellorsville, where he suffered a severe defeat which led ultimately to his resignation, but he was subse quently recalled and given a com mand in the Army of the West, in which he again displayed his skill and daring as a division General. He was a Democrat in pontics ana a re? Jobs Shermajs mm WasUBfflfentt, Dem. In ah dlMfft HtWred'tBt BitM States Senate, Mr. Sherman said that "the restoration of Messrs. Arthur and Corhetl would be a serious injury to the public service, involving a loss of public revenue and an increased aftmMtutes" ens y, when Mr. Gooklrnw laid the uMwty lash on the cringing back of the fraudulent Ad ministration, Mr. Sherman hurried to NyeJfco iHfgethe poopk of that JSytfe State uiojLajoipg aAost .4Aabe thf population, of the United SAalTsjor the thirteen, colonies Wheu they successfully resisted the country and erected this Re- -to elect Cornell to its chief biauv tu uiuutj ui a iusu wuuse administration is above suspicion and rWAflrt.aiMnnAri T 1 Td i grivavu :lm my Ilia !Bi.rte. LaWhetTrtfy Medium. Ned MurprSy"oolored, has given an order for a neaVISo'ntfmeWtO to f erectedt the nrfe of his old mis- tress, Miss Esther Murphy, in the gravwitH-dat DiJe Wt, and made a W-Ftil payoaaat oaririlMi atone. The old lady died just befotftM aboAbVthe i begog ofcfsfaiuiate war, ajufhas ifistad NMHMNkWOtarVet MMff lor jaiaoy yearfrrjaptfeat ekhojfj or during all these years her old ajava, aer peiieerjan eo-Tememoerea VWUBVW,, imjmiiimjmvm mmm m mm Vt Hi tlMm ne Is d'ebioTe'maif herB something in tfinf Bimple servtoe to his1feadfmhitrBrmiMw ad- lfc-trnMJiil ifif fte' crowded f grVtfryafinatb)9 Weltier wilfe no more eloquent testiaaeenat to de parted wuitnUlli'lhiH simple slab, "To My UeaM!stIll-i i aosaasl 'awjaaftsaUi I .Imi 4 ' .'?'; iJtii.i EMnafiU Chronicle, j . 9ffB.rRpaf.eotebot M, iro. MDhe rfidvetoeiiB of lhevsrop, as indi l oateo dv our leietarataa irom we I ' m m . . 1 - ... m . . .S I South toiht mmm bmr 3 For mUM9X rZV l? the total receipts have reached 245,613 aaaingtJ214.46 1 iaalea last week. blrl PWXJpns week, and baieg tnree kweeAs since; rnat - - 6tal receibts. since tne 1st c 5 ... .-r. . bales. this evening5 retell tfi total Of 1875 iKils;rW th8fwetf4oiflreak Britain. 16,970 to France, ami 45.690 Lma&mQbimntot Tb 1 1 il i wmU ramdeupathis ersauift are T . 11 . 1. i. J" R flUEreiDUUUMJli WCi Ul liUk wuu i . , I- bXL7 I tnis weeK or 2i,w Ml) 1 ibb ope bboUHbeMo dairoTWe A- Ki uJKti8rS- ties ha trxmen, iaii fyBorr, pi we esunaaie BftSipJ? by Marso Robertl' Then the storm or abD ause broke in, t ho Bvnnrfs I som est stock in t stocks to-night are 100,534 bales more tnan tBtv were mis time a year ago. mm mnlll ier recetitl ucdunt of tho. poejn entitled e was driving wit ter through York, Me., and stopped at anarveat neld-io paire the or 'ihttn near the II slopimr WAtiswer their in- ytrtWrCTBtftoed?WBhc fliteeV she bashfully raked the hay and ,oveTf her bare feet, and he was (tfmr n$:Jpr. . The ljttfe incident left its impression, and lie WrotsVJbuf fhpoemht ey even- Bowels ofMthra. Bainte , with 45miwTjonfairiet 1 under tneethoulcMrbTAln. full. ness after eatinar. with a dia inclination to oxtfridonof bodvor mind. IrrintaMtv rf; TION f th bowe If the ami I t recent date, a si Lie dose of PILLS wui.enmce, out if it Has puisnoi Ing Um frequency of the dosZ nnBU fer:HHMiii ttopbtalneAyhtch will sooa follow. peopna.. meair.ine ever made."" D T T, or k, says: . 2 -1 nave oaa uyspe eiuc stomach ana I never v medicine to do me so mncn good as T u TT'S jeiLl. They ar Str, t t eet, New Tort;' MJMMBMMMBMt -ft I TUTTS nt by express on receipt of jHT Office 38 Murray St ' Now York? feb S3 eodly DAW eifTsa Authorized b? Use Common weajtlt of Kentucky, In the city of Louisville, on NOVEMBER 29, 1879. THBSE DRAWINGS. AUTHORISED BY ACT OP THB LBGISLATURB OP 1889, AND SUS TAINED BY ALL THE COURTS of KENTUCKY. (mil fraudulent advertisements qf outer tottery compa- nieswho oatm ownership or "aa tne grants in Ken tucky." to the contrary notwithstanding), OCCUR REGULARLY ON THB LAST DAY OP EVERY MONTH (Sundays excepted), ANO ARE SUPER VISED BT PKOHWANT CITIZENS OF THE STATE. A Hew Era in Historv of LOTTERIES. GRAND AND UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OP THE NEW FEATURES. Every ticket holder can be Ma own supervisor. call oat his number aud see it placed in the wheel. The Management call attention to the grand on- portumty presented of obtainitg for only f2 any of TEE FOLLOWING PRIZES. Prize $30,000 100 Prizes $100 each $10,000 1 Prise 10,000 300 Prizes 50 each 10,000 1 Mm ... 5,000 600 Prizes 20 each 11,000 10 Prizes $1000 10,000 1,000 Prizes 10 each 1 0,000 SO Prizes 600 10.000 9 Prizes $300 each. Approximation Prizes, f 2,700 9 Prizes 900 each, " " 1,800 9 Prizes 100 each. - " 900 1.960 Prizes. $112,400 Whole Tickets, $3. Half Tickets, $1. ft Tickets, $80. SS Tickets, $100. All applications farcins rates should he made tc the heme office. ' Pull list of drawing published In Louisville Cou riers) oarnal and New York Herald , and mailed to all ticket-holders. j.jjg v For tickets and information address only h T. J. COM ffll BR FORD, (Courier-Journa) Building.) Loulsvl lie, Ky. Oct 39 eod & w tu th sa BWst are a man of business, wrh i.ud suiiii--.t Mm..-.;, yawr duties, avoid stiuiuiiu.is a ! a EU Vim m .a. n& i r .. mw WJ Y AI a man of letters, toillncr over tout midrihi work to restore brain nervo and jmtto, uta If you are young and suffering from any'l re tion , kidney or urinary complaint, dia Buy It. it .... life. It ks SATedh nd reds. Bop Ctmrh Cnwhthe weete.t, Utettuti bcrt. ' Alk children. Th. Hop Pud for fl mtm, MMS.SfjJineys.li inperlor to all Otlwn. Cure, by brptIon. nUMrfect Ask droggiitt. atft biasUoluUiadliiiMCTinm 1 by 4roezit.Hop Bitte Mfg., ry. t VVI Jl VUU1UUV kll u ot. m LoiTftices tot tire. Timei 250 HhdB' aDd BblP' Moia88QB and Syrups, f 100 Bw ee' Wi VAVifci RKIn Qhmm V ifl -1 ft(V te Flohr,allgrirJetr S'- ivw ' A A Bales Hay, fv.v -.rxaoo Q Bbls. and half bbls. Mackerel, 2 1 606 Hootrlrbi W f RKla Tlat11lAiHB' Ulna p.1 wis, vwsuivta viuv and Stove Coat. oct26-tf - 1 mm'- I, : A'liSSSSawAN pStsTaiso wTS 1 ilMMran'aRnal.i lery'thBo: xes, f NVfigBook. Usual Supply ofnSchoolB'ook. 1 in fACt everrtbinp aeSBincr' tn th'hnainpoa can be had at reasonable prices. ("Depository for SCHOOL BOOKS adopted ITES Look I Iiddk t ma 1 To THE FRONT, TO THE RftMt, ffjc rLMTT. ; Everywhere jon turn, ih'e most of the CLOTHING von see cornea from Cji- m 1 mf run I THB CLOTHIER. fioo: Wh; tie Lugest and! i . ik; hft P.ltv Anil aalta Ka mn. I Nearly everybody buys from him. jtfXttt' V TM1 ArlfflMAf Hanil mnllMP- WWm MW UU m, - VQBoel jflntfier recently jg& M-k- M foflwinMiucbunt of the oRn t hisjufpoeto entitled Maf rdwYll M TMulier : 11 sUfidi 1 ! Loss of IF Til&XwjLKXJXQB ASE VTCKEEJTKD, SflllOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. CONSTIPA 1 health be enioved. Dr. I. Guy Lewis, Pulton, Ark., says: TtTTT'S PILLAbS best anti-bilioui hoH on nAut mem Popular IContnrjrrg of ttfe ConuMwealtu DisMiuto Cfliiiiiaiiy. At Maeeuley's Tfeculre, ndisi stimulating, without in toxicating, take M(VQ tXTTtt)C! VV V WW V wvo Hare yoadnpeptia, mmamt mm r.rtA MtOWlaCn nowlrilB f vTSTkt r? Because ne keens mm M1SCJC rEOTjs. n All Roddick TP tT ARB HOw-TTOLlY EQUIPPED a rr "mjt i j. a. and ready for ANY EMERGENCY. Having been in the Northern Market for the last seven weeks, we bad every opportunity of making careful selec tions, aud taking advantage of any good chance of feting itself to buy below the regular market value. We can with every confluence truthfully assert to our friends and the general public that at no time since cur first start have we ever had a LARGEK, MORE VARIED, or CHEAPER ASSORTMENT OF: GENERAL DRY GODS It is a well known fact that a great revival in bade has taken place all over this country. A better feeling exists, and brighter busiE ess hopes are now entertained than for many years past. Let us hope that AT LAST the long looked-for "GOOD TIMES" hare come again'. ' PRICES ARB UP. Every one yon meet says so . We claim tbat It de pends entirely when purchases were made. A lone spsonaoie pertoa or warm weatner has just and manv lartfe imnortera with ncKvv stocks been anxious to realize in our d articular ot DUBiness. xwer. prices nave been quoted man at any other time daring the season. Having been on the spot waiting patiently for each opportunities, we ara now prepared to offer GREATERJNDUCEMENTS j to our patrons than we possibly could do nnder other circumstances, also knowing from years of experience in this business, that by studying the interest of the public We are advancing our own at the same time. We subjoin the f oilowing of Prices, s-imply for the benefit of oar friends at a distance, as those In the city can always have the opportunity of looking over oar Stock and judging for them selves, and compare t-amples and Prices. Never be bashful in bringing in .your New York Samples for comparison. We know you get them, and we lose many sales by your not comparing them. We invite yon cheerfully to do so, Tor NO jm is can count threads or retain quality with the eye. Always being your New York Samples and compare with our pieces, and remember, it is just The same in Dry Goods as' in politics. All the tal ent is not centres in New York. The map of the country tells us there- is a North, tooth, Bast and West to it. Silks. The CHEAPEST LINE from AncUon we have ; ever shown S1.08, 1 , 15, 1 25, 1 . 37. 1. 50. 1 . 75. 2.0 ) . Colored SlUtfor Trimming, all shades, 75c -Brocaded bating for Trimmings, $1 .50, th the latest styles. Black is ilk Velvets for Trimmings, $1.50, 1.75, and 3,01 ' ' Black Silk Finish Velveteens, 75 cents, a good ar Ucle. 'j Fancy Dress Goods. The largest and most varied assortment in the city, embracing all the Novelties, at prices ranging from c to 75c. ' Colored Cashmeres from 15c to 75c Our Mourning Department is bow replete, having added tha new fabrics of jmacK uasnmcres we mane a specialty. BLANKETS from $1.50 a pair up. COMFORT ABUBf. a full assortment, all made t from pure clean Batting. Flannels. A very large Stock, too numerous for details. Bottom Prices guaranteed. LADIES', GENTS' and CHILDREN'S UNDER WEAR, HOSIERY and GLOVE'S. tJust give us an epportunit we have got, and we do not fear t ef showing in result. what CASSIMRHBS for Men and 8070 wear, all prices Bleached and Unbleached SHEETINGS . Bleached SHIRTINGS and HOMESPUN. No space to quo te prices, but you can rely they are as low as any thing in the market. LATEST NOVELTIES , 4 ; In Ladies' Ties & Neck Wear, Balmoral and pelt skirts, Prom 50c to $2-59. K ft. mora, or Lack of space prevents us quoting as many prices as we A We have great many SPECIAL BARGAIN i whkn we are offering AWAY BELOW MARKS' from mmm esire. . Just give us a call. It is much the safest way of securing any of them. feROWiST & RODDICK i ROSiUSTTHAL'S :ut&- iJl 'mOii ;i '( , liasiTs - . I a HARHKT STREET. .. saofc . ; . .. - . jPr. .... f A MraSchef. andm n!fata M A1'L ITS oToiTt Mak? My Stock wUl tett in the Future as it has in the CU jeagiflne before you purchase J iKWI ODUBB ass ed by any Pri Reapectfully, 81 Ci it 1 3 ma . rtm.t , octlStf Slpn of the Show Case. L ' ' '.n -. fr.i: it- i fsi rl OF,; " 1 -non, iMiMJmm T": VARY-flfG IN SIZE FROM -WJ BlUO! .v..UJCi . -f U 1 . . . . , T . - vasior vu, raregpnc, rain-rituer, i- -MM.II -IMMMsai, ..... f 'aA 8att,'Bytrel Wtttfllefe, T;i7 sG - 1 A-aaivT? t: Cv'tafBox Qf Meat, Tierce BA or Qams, 9 M gMaMaartaliahafl 3 - Wblb tt Mlg.-tw.iir . t. ADRIAN & VOLtEBA , 9ij HanWfldti m eo imsai : :,-st xoL d iaa si Whmkmdait lm V TPj' l!lii.:..-f ROSENTHAL is. - w t: auUDb r ruwRi xnii lassnnHii srsnin o -MPW' - vi-f. -0901: OK. F:-a fi:r. 1W ssFS i uuuin, tt tfjiniUOTb! ntin email t the wnolettate price tfenorailv iri' a- small orders higher prices avru he -.J""" AnTxoucs. BAGGING Gunny . Standard. . . - BACON North Carolina, Hams, fb(new) Shoulders, 3 to Sides, N . C. choice, a, Western Smoked Hams .; Sides, fj A Shoulders,.. ury salted Sh BEEP Live weight BA RKKLb Spirits Tar peutin . ' Second Hand, each. New New York, eacb New City, each... BEESWAX- A.. . BRICKS Wilmington, V M ' Northern. rjunn jsortb Carolina. a Northern, us... CANDLES- Sperm. . JHUpXB Bp 3U -raiiow, y v.. . Adamantine, V A . C ilE SS E Northern Factory H t Dairy, creamfj aa state, v m... CO VP EE Ja rava. A Rio, 9 A. OMEhl'lL,S 8be-U,fc V (are. if nniicn EfiHiB ...v. ...... Pird -fcackercl, No .m bhl No. 1, J "hbl Mackerel, Su. i, uu. No. bhl MacAemi, No. tbi . Mullets. bbi N. C. HerrniK, Kort.f. ker Dry (.'oe. . W ft- i ERTiLlEHb line' Peruviai.Gaaiit, tiso11 67 6ti fa, bt ;0 00 0i h. " 46 . At, OU 00 a 4,, 66 Oil Q 6;, ooof. gri Bauh Phoeentu Csrorine Perultscg-. Ground Bo&b. Bone Meal, Plocr ' NavassH Gnano Comi-lse Mt-nure Wh&un'ii Phoaphai Wandorhosphate, UT UU ft 00 00 ft M 00 a brrii-r 9 aatxrs. Pbcapb. Excel U Cotton Pcrtili 70 0-1 0110:, (M ft oto 9 0 Itm 7r 75 !S v 75 .'5 811 6 aer 65 90 a rU)uR rnne, W bbl 000 a 000 a 6 3) 1 50 A 7 00 e 7 ffl Q 8 00 . Snper. Northern, ft bbl. Extra do. u V bbl family " ft bbl City M' Us j Extra, m bbl . . Pamily, bbl Ex Pamiiy. aj bbl . GLUE V A GAAIN Corn, In store, in oage. 8 75 70 n uini.vsnju, w munoi.... Corn, mixed bushel, in bags. Oats, tt bushel Peas, Cow, fj bushel .. .. HIDES Green, V A Dry, A HAY Eastern, 100 A b Western, 100 An North River, 100 Aa... . HOOP IRON-!? ton.. . LARD Northern, A North Carolina, V A.... LIME 1 bbl " LUMBER City aTXAnrUwiD Ship Stuff, rcsawed,JB M ft. . Rough Edge Plank, fj M ft. . . WestLeUaCargpes,acccTd3iift to qnality, W M H Dreasea Flooring, seasoned.. Scantling and Boards, com mon, fl Mft MOLASSES New en tCaba.hhds o a 75 0 4 0 10 A 1 06 A 100 n 1 is a ju 100 i ne '5 00 $80 10 00 A 00 A 1 00 18 00 00 00 A sooi 1601 13 00 0 I? ot 18 00 Olf25 .2 00 OJ5j ?3 S ' m SS 9 00 00 i 19 eo 5 jo 0 00 A 360 , J5 110 o i 90 O 100 30 A 20 2j 8 0 18 1 00 A 1 85 40 A ,( oto a 2 0000 a 12 &(i 0000 AOOuu 00 00 a noii 00 00 a M w 1 15 a 1 60 Mew crop usDt, ddib v gal Porto Rico.hhds " bbls trsgar House, hhda, ft gal . bble.fi gal.. Syrup, blB, gal NAILS Cat, lOd basis, keg. JELB Kerosene, fl gal Lard, gai... the unseen, p gai Rosin, V gal-- r"OULTJlX cnicisens,iiye,rrown Spring.. PEANUTS V bushel POTATOES Sweet, J bushel. . Irish, Northern, ff bbl PORK N orthem .City Mess. . . . Thin, V bbl Prime, bbl Rump. bbl RICE Carol: una, Rough, $ buah..... HAGS Country, fl A.... Clty,. A... ROPE-. SALT Alum , bushel Liverpool, flsaok, Lisbon, fl sack........ American, fl sack.... SUGAR Cuba, ) A Porto Rico,-V A A Coffee, fTA. ...... B " 1 t 00 80 00 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 6 00 S 60 4 50 00 ia ',5 a 75 85 2 10 Ex. C A A .... . . , i O o Crushed, fl A BOAP Northern, V A SHINGLES COu tract, f M . Common, fi M.... Cypress Saps fl M,. Cypress HearU V M. ... 7W1 800 5 00 7 50 v iso tt . j. Boi.. mm.... ia oe 8 15 1 R.O Hhd., M... 10 00 O 00 0C 00 00 A 00 00 ' 10 90 0 11 Ot 7 00 a 5 00 A 6 Of Cyp ress, TALLOW A A. TIMBER Shi Mm Prime, M Miii pair, Common' Mill . . 4 50 a I Oi a 501 a 4oe a 500 a su a Inferior to Ordinary, f M.... WHISKEY Northern, f gal. North Carolina, gal WOOL Unwashed, ff . Washed. V A 3 00 1 00 1 00 18 ma WILITTINOTON IrTOrTBV iflARRKl Exchange (sight) on New York, Baltimore,....,, Boston,.... Philadelphia, .. Western Cities,. Exchange 30 days 1 fj eent Bant of NcwHano8tek., . Mdtsel .1 " X " K Tt lit! First National Bank, . navassa unano uo. H. 0. Bonds Old Bx-Ooupon S3 Do. Funding 1866.... 8 Do. " 1888 8 Do. New IS Do. Special Tax :i Do. to NVU. Railroad 80 W. A. W. R.R. Bonds 7 f c (Gold Int) . 300 Carolina Central K. R. Bonds, 6 c. .40 WU. f!nl A Ang W P ,,, Wilmington City Bonds, S fx TO ' " 7fe. 80 Old 6 Ac 70 " " new 6 We.... 70 (Geld II. " " 8f 75 u " New Hanover County ...6 tjc 78 (Cur. Id!) W. AW. Railroad Stock 45 North Carolina R. H. M .... .........60 m. GasLisht ..45 igton Mills. .in Mountain Baal I WISH TO SAY TO MY FRIENDS AND THB public generally, that. I have last received a Car Load of PINK MOUNTAIN BEEP, which 1 will offer for sale at CITIZENS' MARKET, and STALL No - 6, at prices to Suit the tinief. " Ca-h orders respectfully SoUcited'h. , sept 26 tf TP. A. WATSON A CO. . Prep's. $1 H. BRUNHILD, L. BKUNUILD. W. t MEADOWS, Henderson, N . C, CAPE FEAK miceofoMs Mannfictorere of AT.T. GRADES of PLIW TWIST .and SMOKING TOBACCO 1 WBttnlgton.N.'C. . . , Try the jy 12 tf TRIUMPH SMOKING TOBACCO- A Card to the Afflieted. A Dr.ROBERTSON, 19So. Eutaw ' T Street, Baltimore, Md, Prom fifteen years' experience in hospital and Prl: vate practice, guarantees a permanent care in w diseases of the URINARY ORGANS and ot the NERVOUS SYSTEM, via: Organic and Seaun1 Weakness, Impotency (loss of sexual power), -vous Debility and Trembling, Palpitation of tke Heart, Diovwesof Sbrhtar afldAUioaa, Patasin tne eat es receaOy contracted cured in flwi tej 1 aH female complaints atiJ irregmarttiss d sent to any aAlresa. Call mw??? ng stamp for iepi niv . wav The purest WHI8HKYG for Medicinal Purposesal 1 Vi 4. , ". ! i v 1 : j . N. A. corner A .SPLENDID AB8iM--OF BBWBBS A and COMBS, which lam MUtne very low. i.BBANrJUto ana r,." Wilmington. N-c' OC 19 tf 9 It Jh
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