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. U. i PDBLlsUBR8 A THE MORNING 8TAR, th oWe 7" uer in North Carolina, is J"1 Monday, at $700 per ffJSLStffi'te ?mail $2 05 for three months, $1 00 for wS wlt thu Subscribers. f"5S2SSRii i5S rate of 15 cents per week for any penenrroui week to one year. kri wrrkly STAR is published easty Friday morning at fl 60 per year, $1 00 for-sixmoatn 60 cents lor uree munuu. jne fear two weeks, 6.50 .r.inareli tyie make one square. i, of Pairs. Festivals, Balls, Hods. Pic-Nics. Society Mi Political Meet- im Ac. will be charged ar advertising rates. No advertisements inserted in Local Column at any price. Notices under head of -City Items" 20 cento per line for first insertion , and 16 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Advertisement he charged $1 08 per week . two thirds of Notices of Mantaasor Death, thdws iot ciScS riage or Death. Advertisements to follow reading matter, or to occupy any special place, wiU be charged extra ac cording to the position desired. 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Known parties, c or pro f mommy or quarterly, ao ; to contract. Advertisers , should ww epto tbo e is-i sues UKy own w uiumkiu. " ,T" ! uamed the adverUsement rwut do inaerwm in me 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. Remittor) on mutt be made by Check, Draft, Pos tal Money Order, Express, or in Registered Letter. Only such remittances will be at the risk of the publisher. Communications, unless they contain important aewa, or discuss briefly and properly subjects of real interest, are not wanted; and, if acceptable m every other way, they will invariably be rejected If the real name of the author to withheld. By WILLIAM H. BEBNABB. WILMINGTON, N. C: Thursday Morning, Nov. 6, 1879. NEW YORK-1880. The result in New York is not a surprise to the Star, whatever it may be to more sanguine calculators. We anticipated the result both in Ohio and New York. The only surprise to us, and it is a most gratifying one, is that the majority of the remainder of the Democratic ticket promises to be larger than we supposed it would be. We frequently told our friends that Robinson would be defeated,but we had strong hopes of electing the remainder of the ticket. We could not see bnr Robinson could be elect ed with Kelly's defection. We sup posed, however, that the unfortunate split would so affect the vote for Li? Governor as to very greatly reduce the usual Democratic majority. But this does not appear to have been the case, if we may judge of the general result by the very large majority of Glarkson Potter in New York city, according to the last reports on Tues day night, when it was placed at 45, 0(70. It is proper to say that at the time we write no later news has been received, and our reflections are based upon the reports in yesterday's paper. If it should turn out that the bloody shirt campaign has not caused the Democrats to lose in the rural dis tricts we shall be disappointed also in our calculations. It was to be ex pected that in the commercial oentres the Democrats, when united, would be able to hold, their own. The Re publicans will have the Legislature. Supposing that the Democrats have elected their State ticket with the exception of the Governor, what then? The result shows clearly that New York is Democratic that when they unite and work they can give the 35 electoral votes to their candidate. It shows that New York is safe for the Democrats in 1880 if the right man is nominated. Who that man is it is not for the Star to say. It may be Bayard or Church, or some other mac. The showing for 1880 is that with New York and Indiana, the South, if united, oan elect a Democratic ticket. Tilden and Hendricks, or Bayard and McDonald, or, Church, of New York, and McDonald, of Indiana, may be the ticket, or it may be some other. But which? There is the rub. New York must be carried and Indiana must be carried. New York gives 35 and Indiana 15 electoral votes.. The South has 138. These will elect, as 185 is necessary, and they give jointly 188 electoral votes. It will be absolutely necessary that the Southern States should all go Democratic, unless we oan carry Con necticut, New Jersey and California, or enough of these to make up any loss The Sooth will go "solid" if the right man is nominated. Mr. Tilden, it is thought, cannot carry South Carolina, Louisiana, Florida, and perhaps one or two other of the States. He risked all in crushing Tammany. He insisted ADVERTISING JtLIXSX nA day, ILW. two oayn, days. S3. 00: nvo days, - L;r m! fi "SSaT -fiftr Ten . in Mif t" l . firths S Tttee a I lUUXJ .IWwft. that Robinson should be the oandi. date. He declared he could elect him in SDite of vo He made the issue. JLev an friends said that sef wqUri alpor any other man than Robinson, and &fBr jSorj that saidtto letter, it,haU be and I will crash vou I WuTbo much crush you thar5ifief lprf ' P$f shall never be again cursed with Tnmmanv. If the returns thus w- ajr 'jrau1 Ayw mmm far leoeived can be relied oo, then Tilden failed in his chief issue in the chosen point of hie as sault. Tammany defeats his man Robinson, but elects the remainder 1 of the Democratic ticket. 1 his re- s4ltwUlveyoertanlyOw sMietbenejjurf would be effedr iMrT(n Alamance, who hatT been drink Mr. Tildeo's ohaoces for the ndmioa-1 en's ohaoces for the nomina tion. His opponents in the South Will feel strengthened, and bis chan oes for securing the votewpf several Southern States in convention will be oertainly materially diminished. Vv The Star has no choice in the mat ter ouly so far as the question of suc cess is to be considered. It favors the man who can win who yi fifwt certain to receive the largest vote. The question is who is that man ? From the outlook now 'before us, it may be Church, of New York, and! McDonald, of Indiana. - 1 The election in the other Northern States does not appear to furnish I mujh comfort for our si(Je. The re- fult in Connecticut is very unsatis factory and looks as if that State might be placed in the RepnblJMv, Column in 1880. Ben Butler makes a rather surprising run in Massachu setts, but he is defeated by a much better man. The Democrats mainly a. ..... .. ' . . . . . ., supported mm, as Adams s vote, wj email. 1 JB It may be that the above specula tions will have to be altered by the. election returns that will be received before we go to press. On our first page we shall have something else to say at a later hour. AN OHIO BU1TOB ON THIBUVtl. According to Mr. Murat the able editor of the Ci Commercial, the Democrats made a very extraordinary fight in the late election in Ohio. Be it remembered that Halstead is a Republican, audi the ablest journalist of his State. His opinion of the remarkable ex hibit of strength made by the Demo crats, under the circumstances, is worth considering surely, and shows there is immense vitality in the party in Ohio. In fact, if Mr. Halstead does not overstate the case, there are some grounds of hope that Ohio may even vote with the Democrats in 1880 if a strong ticket is nominated. But of course Ohio will not be count ed in any estimates of probable suc cess that may be. The points given by -the editor of the Commercial are of interest enough to be copied. Mr. Halstead does not feel any sense of exultation over the defeat when he views the field. He says: Jk.- "The most remarkable thing about that election seems to me to be that when the Democracy were so manifestly in the wrong on the National, State and municipal issues; when the assassination of Dixon and tee acquittal of the Chisholm murderers had in tensified the public feeling about the me thods that insure the solidity of the South; when the Democratic candidate for Go vernor was the most flagrant representative of inflation ideas, and was persistent in as serting them to the last in the face of ac complished resumption; with millions of gold pouring into the country every week, with our great harvest, with the very wea ther coming, even in the early clays of Oc tober, hot and dry to perfect the corn by hardening it in the ear and making all the other crops good; when every furnace in Ohio was lighted uo and the smoke of the chimneys greeted you at every manufacturing centre; with the Dem ocratic candidate on record as declaring that resumption would bring ruin, and that it . would take an army of 100,000 men to keep the people down in case they undertook to force resumption ; whet, owing to gPCJeal ousies arising in the fight, they had thrown away their generalissimo, John G. Thomp son, who bad managed their campaigns many years with singular energy and adroit ; ness; when the Democratic management of the benevolent institutions of the State bad been offensive; when their meddling in municipal affairs in Cincinnati, Cleveland and the central cities of the State was all unpopular and vicious, ejttf notoriously so; that after all, Ewmg-ahcmla have received more than 319,000 votes more votes than any man ever got who ran for a 8tate office tin Ohio, -with the' single exception of the voles that Foster got this time, when his plurality was only 17,000 in a poll of over 650,000 votes seems to show the formida bleneas of the Democratic party as a polit ical organization, and the great force of discipline in the party, as no other incident in the history of the country has done." With this exhibit may not the Ohio Democracy "pick their flints and try again" with a good heart? It may be that under more favorable issues and surroundings that Ohio might be carried. But we ; build no hopes upon such success. With New York and Indiana assured, the Southern Democrats have the power to name the next President and Vice President of tbtTntted States. THE CBOW BATMfi CBinf Eirarti and Sherman arlgood rep resentatives of the typical politicians of the North. Thev started out aa deoided civil servioe reformers. Eiej h ave ended as the worst examples of civil Service abusers. Not content rty in "National" entered into t ctions, andiht to brea Admin for dignity, consistency and fairne - The country well remembers w h at the AdminiaUa,Oon did m .MnL ta Cornell, the Repubfficat1 JihMMi for Governor in igw ; Y or?- fft man solemnly declared in an joffieial letter, addressed to the So irate to pre- iyfnt Cornell from being restored fbf place in the NwYTk Custom House, that such an aofc-roiaW-ipro l oorinna ininrv t.n t W nfttfl tiV Pf- J WW W ... " vice." He ma not leave trie senate in the dark as to now tnis -serious Went so far as to declare positively Went so far as to declare positively tiaA it would be brought about by Vfoss of pabMo revenue andean? iaoreased expenditure." In ,otfier Words, that Cornell was inoapablei and, by inference, dishonest. In the face of 'JftTltfS, deliberate charges or insinuations against Cor nlefl, Sherman, (and Evarts too,) went to New York, made sundry speeches ojf the war-whoop, bloody-shirt, out rage-mill sort, and did all he could to persuade the people of New York to vote for this vejyiXflflujB1!, sg corrupt so irhserjablft. Nov Sherman Evarts pretend that the reason e AdmiotMtation removed Cornell om office was tfraCWajpid not sup ort its policy." Bah! John said ere would be serious loss to the ublio revenue and also an increase in e expenses. We find the following paragraph a recent letter of the Washington orrespondent of the Baltimare Sun, hich is germane : "These two members of tee Cabiuet mus t ave forgotten the lengthy catalogue of Basons for the removal of Mr. Cornell sent y the President to the Senate, aod that mong tnose reasons were many which ake Mr. ke Mr. Cornell just as unfit a person to Governor of the State of New York as e was to be naval officer at the city of ew York. They must also-have forgotten e fact that last session Mr. Cornell came and was the most active worker in the bby against the bill authorizing railroad mpanies to open their telegraph lines to eneral business. Mr. Cornell's persistent d unblushing efforts to influence the voles of Senators and Representatives were such as to excite general disgust." ; The American A gricultur ist warns the farmers against a swindle known Is "The Vitative Compound.'' It lays that Prof. Le Doux, ot the Uui versity of North Carolina Experi ment Station, has been analyzing this E compound, and with this impor- nt result: it is found that it does not contain one fertilizing ingredient. With the 137 votes of the Southern tates, New York aod Indiana will elect a Democratic President? How would this ticket do? For President, an ford E. Church, of New York; or Vice President, James E. Mc- nald, of Indiana. outh or dry goods and general merchan lise is unusually large." The above itatement appears in scores of Re mblican organwM oirr the North, it is suggestive of several things. Snstv the Southern pan pie - are not dlers, WMtfjBfns, disturbers of the eace, nor is their employment that f killing negjne8t asjfiL charged by the Kepublican papers, jfeople who e largely from .Northern mer- mer- try eTrtainisig -sussay to purchase uch supplies. In the next place, the aerohants of New York, Philadel- phia and njthar Northern nitinj ider themselyesiortunate to get the outhern trade. It ata tube in tensely profitable before thewar,and ortaooe. I1essnsjsl5ial relations proiioc conHSQnity of fcliop jjnd mile cou?i&'jmim,?7emr At the close of the i mm remarks with which General concluded his sojourn on the Slope, he told his hearers of his hopes: "If I should never have the happiness SSjraYteelSftt'nraU orfdP rewe where, and ff it should not be m 'this life it may be in abetter country." This seems to divide the Calif ornians very neatly into two classes those whom Grant expects to "see" after ibis election, aod those who mns es? pect their reward not in office nor divvy, but in mansions in the skies. The latter Qlm,W tha natraj course of events, must he larger, for at! the Calif or niaas who imagine they will. get fixed when the "Uid Man" comes disappointed whe they are . told to look for their rewwd not in earthly office but heaynitly dwellinga, : Appli cations for office, filed away with the indorsement M. S. (Mansion in the Skies), will amount to an official as BttrjtasWfrom tha-QklSan, "I wlksil '"RejdS'es,! On big oooasions such as the State Fair at Raleigh, Dr. Blaoknall can paok awarJbirvaests hkjeaardiues in a box. fflfeTi . arboro was a daisy the Hilt fair, tbe covered with mattresses and aA rllA hMrM - . r. -jso neicrbbsr. aad ev that the door creaked fifteen heads with aiding (heir-pa t'lgnt inMa. thy haVfl hp lu. 8crane f ljgkWe Mhik done 111 tliWcbuld St aS-OWn flSad?.-BI yutne ofsaraoigsot jm sr neve SB. pallets, wf Tinman 11B-fnifir ity time at merht would nse simultaneously to stare at the new comer. It was creak, creak, tasfo ed (Sctor. c rner, (fluid slfBd it raciousw' nsweaia, craft- tJWinf in??a-' yerl" cried a Johnston county man flfonded a Greensboro aweJl on the Welle mAt&fei BoyiU have an i4mm V swad lha deotnr, inst. aa the latest arrival had been bedded. "T Were is room iu here fo one more min, and he is sure to com up pretty opn .1 ,propose,as soon as he is beard eq tue steps, mat auoi us su uunsut in (bed with eyes elbsed, arms folded, heads thrown back and mouths wide opien, no man crack -a smile and not a iy&ai be heard; ho w'41 that do?" Tlev voted it through at once. As I tbje clock struck twelve a rural visitor jng right deeply, ascended the stair- rwhV for Naorber 16. When be open ea tne aooraraost startling stgnt met' film The seas burning dimly, I fifteen beds faoing the door, and fif- tejen bolt upright, their mouths wide open, ana tooxing uxe so many aeaa mri in a frhastlv vawn. "Say I lTeTlers! durn rt all! what's tae raoket " But wot a soul stirred. 'ph, well, you ara't skeerirtg nobody, ihreckib." Still not a sound . "Meb be tho' I've made a mistake," be said, rW0rJhi8 eyes, "I'll go down and se tb cerkyAnd he stumbled down tie steps, "Here! Mister!" he said, addressing the clerk, "You ain t sent me to a marble yard or an art gallery to sleep, Lhfeve you r "JSo, sir; I put you down in 15; what's tne nMtXBTST T7 .. I'Matjler I U nuth n in the world. sweet friend of the. weary, only it's wuss than the Hawneld's graveyard by moonlight, a pack of durned lu natics se'ttin square up in their biled spirts and starin' at me with their mouths open." j "Come with me, my friend, you've been drinking too much and are nervous; HI go with you," said the caerK. Meanwhile the fellows up stairs had stretched out in natural position and were mookiog sound sleep. J 1 "iwre.yom sre, air'aaid the dark, Myour room ail right, and everybody asleep : it was only a spell yon had, a sort of optical illusion." iN ever mind the hop kittle and Suaan, stranger; only I don't want this to git to Mariar. I'll turn in here with this man with the cologne on his hair, and if you'll keep the tiling mum, i ll send you down when git home two of the biggest pos Wm in the Haw River woods.1 The clerk is keeping it. own AKIK. Somebody has said somewhere, or ought tp, or might have said, that tbe reason Southern Republican papers are now untioe victorious ebsekaes is to enthuse the colored man and brother. There is nothing his average soul dotes on with so artless an affection as chicken. 2 arboro Southerner. Chandler died in harness, with the latest ar cry of his party still ringing in bis ears. ui; but be is dead I Tbe Sooth makes war upon dead men. Whether he used power, bis influence, nis commanding ition for lawful and patriotic objects, I le historian will say. To us, it is only t life the one old mas full of bitterness i gainst us, who seems never 10 have been rilling to do us justice, who found it well j iearoe bis section against our people, nwla take csoftse) of his eager and preju ice ratber than of bis reason, has passed Way. It matters little to us. His place rill be filled by some one else; and tbe rprid will move on within a week as if licbariah Chandler had. never emerged from his late political obscurity. Rateigh Observer. I Balky Horses. LSalem Press.! A few days since a fine young mare litohed to a light wagon, balked on he level street th front of our offioe. HI the coaxing and Whipping did not novo her, only seeming to make her nore stubborn. One of our printers. Mr. Crist, recollected an article pub- j lished in tne stress sometime since, about the brain of a horse enter taining but one idea at a time, and procuring a stout twine, tied it tly around the animal's fore leg, ween the ankle and tbe foot. e mare stamped a few times, hesi- ated a little, and finally walked off ,ly and steadily as any well rained horse. It is- a simple remedy ean be tried by any one. After driving him a short distance the string shonld be loosened or removed o prevent mjury ifFlire tendons. The olio wing ft the Mon given in a few ords : "The brain of horses seems to ntertain but one idea at a time; thus tinned wnipping only confirms bis tubborn resolve. If you can by any eans give him 8 new subject to hink about you vriB hsfve no trouble omove him - aai.sa aa How to Get Rid Of Aula. ATESVILLB. N. C. Oct. 6. 79. litor of journal of Commerce: VVirf you suggest a remedy for ants, which have become a great annoy (anoe to us. They are of the smart 'red kittof, aqd literaHy swarm tbe boose. We have trie a number of remedies, but to no avail, and any cure which yew may offer will be much appreciated. Subsobibkb. Reply. Take a large spooge,8oak it m water, squeeze it and leave it un til about dry. Then pour in a little sweet oil, or what we have lately round to be still better, sprinkle it with a little powdered sugar, shaking off gently what is on tbe surface and leaving tne pores or ceus a little sweetened4; rirace it where the vermin congregate. The ants will crowd in to the cells after the sugar, and when this has taken place immerse it in boiling water, squeeze it out and add a little more sugar. It will not ouly destroy all ants that are visible, but if rsi-seisdWi the house, aoc Senator Wade Hampton has two sons at tbe University of Virginia this season, " SI tWTtled imm mat! l flhnut nitv veara o: i aar aar-'j it- wk. -v; i Death of a Brave man. hmondfBrate.l F. Pardi citizen, llness. He w age, and t the br ins out of the war he cast bis for- tonea with the .Southland joining F company fought bravely through tie QIojfeaMfltW M nrivatc he was promoted io the posi tion of aid on Gen. vtijOf; staff. , At the close of the war he commenced teaching languageeO and Was after-- wawft Wnyte tutor iu the famsy jof Geo Bradhiy T. .folitiHon. At the breaking out of the Franco-Prussian war he went to the home of his birth and tendered his services. Hafter-T wards returned to Virginia. At the tiihebf If death, he was teachings, school here. CONST! PA Only with regularity of th- health be enjoyed. If the of recent date, a, single dose ot T9TT win Buiuce, DUiir it nas Become na pill should taken every night,grad ins the f requen cy oi torn aose nntu a moveaent is obtained, which will soph W " -SBBBSBBBBBBBBjaaaaaaaaaafaBj : Tim. T riiv X V.U.. says: . a KPI1 ILLS the lie best anti-b: pronounce ous medicine ever made." ttev. P. R. Osgood, jjer tni Mrg , I have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, and Kervoosoess. I ne ver h ad any medicin o to do -me so much good as TUTT'S PUIS. They are argbodaareOTeseHted." :- " -SSleS; SS Marrmy BtreeU Now YoKk.1 lWm HAIR DYE.' Gray Bus pa Wnttssa ' changed -to a Gxossr hv Trmmri-i r "J -a.fca-3asaj vu ibviij.uj BL. . - Office 3& Murray St., New York, f cb 93 eodly D& W we fr su O TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. V Court -j - -.-t. J- of New Ha- HJW uahuvks COUNTY, J nover Co. W. B. McKoy. Administrator de bonis non of the Estate of William R . Em pie, deceased, Plaintiff, against Virginia G. Kmpie. Swift M. Xmp'e, Brook G. Bmpte, Ann C Kmpie, Fan nie F. L. Empie,EUen C. Empie.The odore G. Empie, aod Adam Kmpie, heirs at law of Adam Kmoie, dee'd , and Catherine Shepperd, Susan Smead, Ann 8. Hill, Lucy Brown, and Thomas W. Brown. Defendants. This action is brought before the Judge of Pro bate of New Hanover County , to sell certain land of the Plaintiff's bit estate, to make assets to pay the debts of the said intestate's estate . -The Defendants Catherine Shepperd, Susan Smead, Lacy Brown and Thomas W. Brown, are hereby notified to appear before me, Stacy Van Amringe, Judge of Probate and Clerk of the Supe rior Court of New Hanover County, at my office in tie City of Wilmington, on the 28th day of Novem ber, 1879, then and (here to answer the complaint of the Praintlff. or Judgment Wfll be given against them according to the pray er of the complaint. S. VAN AMRINGF!, Clerk of the Superior Co art, end Judge of Probate of New Hanover Cdonty . octi6oaw6w Th, Authorized by the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Popular Monthly Drawing of the At Maeau ley's Theatre, In the city of Louisville, on NOVEMBER 29, 1879. THESE DRAWINGS, AUTHORISED BY AC OP TUB LEGISLATURE OP 1869. AND 8US TAINBD BY ALL THE CO CRTS of KENTUCKY, (all fraudulent advertisement qf ether tottery compa nies who claim ownership of '-all the grants in Ken tucky," to the contrary notwithstanding), OCCUR REUHLARLY ON THE LAST BAY UP EVERY MONTH (Sundays excepted), AND ARB SUPER VISED BY PROMINENT CITIZENS OF THE STATE. A Hew Era in History of LOTTERIES. GRAND AND UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF THE NEW FEATURES. . Every ticket holder can be 4us own supervisor, call oat his number aad see it placed in the wheel. The Management call attention to the grand op portunity presented of ohtatftrrg fox only $2 any of THE FOLLOWING PRIZES. 000 $100 each $10,1 1 Prize E ou eacn iu. Prize 5,000 600 Prizes 20 each li,000 rrizesfiooo iu.ooo 1,000 frizes lueaca 10,000 Prises 600 10.000 Prizes S800 each. Approxim ition Prizes. $3,700 9 Prizes 200 each, " " 1,800 .razes 100 each, " 900 r a 1.960 Prizes. $112,400 Whole Tickets, $3. Half Tickets, $1. 27 Tickets, $50. 55 Tickets, $100. All applications- fox dab rates shonld he made to the heme office. Full list of drawing published in Louisville Cou-rier-Joarnal and New York Herald, and mailed to all ticket-holders. 7' For tickets and information address only . f. J. COITiraBRFOKn, (Courier-Journal Building.) Louisville, Ky. oct 29 eodiw tu th sa It you arc- a man of letters, toiling over your midnight 1 If you are young and suffering from any indiscretion ur uiaupauon j 11 you are marnea or smpie, out or I yoaag,-anerin2irozn poor neajin or languiau- iBgoa pea ux -cmeg, reiyon Whoever vou are. whsrsvc '.: '-SBt ytawsy-tem uonds Mat wmwai Bop Cweft CnnH th. ,weete.t,sfe. t beri. Aik children. Th flop P for Stomach, Liver mi Kidney,, It inperior to all Oth-ii. Curc.by.bMri.wco. UUperfect. Axk dmrgi.u. i an absolute and 1 rretktable cure for drunlceneo, vteof 1Ww oct 1 eodlm&W 1 AA BOXES SeHics, Backs. d ar Rib Sides an VOLLERS. iwv shoulders, , For sale by nor 41 We Offfer at Low Figuires I QHOICE TIMOTHY HAY, PRIME WHITE AND MIXED CORN, tWhatPfce- ived heratsnoce 1858-ik A I mmm m mras-i-B? I I I mm mm kt mmzmm- ua?c I aaaav MS Sk 1 of I i 1!fl!flBaaitsaV-'H at ki XSKaaaaaasBBBaaa-Ba-aaaa-i-M-r 1- 1 TORPID LfVHfc' i I is aapzasspecree, juoweis eostav, ?am in to o I ness after eatmir, with r. disinclination to exertiorboJyor mind, Irritability of temper, Bprr efcirit.. witteUssBefiba corrStinfttirm is SPILLS bnuai, ono are a man f bnsin, wtah :.-J t y airisn c t von utg. wnenerer von. ra&J cieanfimtr tonmc" or . It .WvoUr Bj opium, tobacco o? rmrcoticL. EboveJold bv drngKUts.Hop Bitten Mfg., Co., RochesUr. H. Y. tnthaa MISCELLANEOUS. S BraToHrlu L 45 Market St. fij-" OPT---- r'f Tit ARE NOW FULLY EQUIPPED IN THE Dry Q-oods Line, and ready for ANY BMERflBNOT. Havirnr henn in the Northern Market for the last seven weeks. we h&A every opportunity of iBaktee careful selec- is, and taking advantage of any good chance of- ng men to buy below the regular market value, can with every confidence tratkfully assert to menas ana tne aenerai public that at no time first start nave we. ever had a LABGBK. or CHBAFBR ASSORTMENT GKNBRAL DBT GOODS. It Is a well known a great revival m trade has taken place all i country. A better fcellnr exists, and business awes are new entertained than S many years past. Let us hope that AT LAST i long looked-for "GOOD TIMES" have come PRICBS ARE UP. ry one you meet say s so . We claim that it de ls entirely when Bnrchaaea were made. A Ions' t unseasoaable period of warm weatker has jnst a. ana many large importers witn Heavy stocKs been anxious to realize In ear particular line business. Lower i WW fcjjMj neon nanted than other time daring the season. laving oeen on tbe spot waiting patiently for i opportunities, we are now prepared to offer GREATER INDUCEMENTS ! or patrons than we possibly could do under !r circumstances, also knowing-from years of srience in this business, that bv stud vins the in tere st of the pabiie we are advancing our own at the same time. We sqbjoia the following List of Prices, ly for the benefit of oar friends at a distance, . Never be bashfol la bringing in your New York Samples for comparison. We know you get them, -ana we lose many sales by your not comparing them. We invite you cheerfully to do so, for NO ONE can count threads or retain quality with the eye. Always bring 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 centred in New York. The map of the country tells us there is a Nerth, t outh, Kast and west to it. Silks. The CHEAPEST LINE from Auction we have ever shown $1. 06, 1,15, 1 35, 1.87, 1.50, 1 . 75, 2.0). ' Colored Silk for Trimming, all shades, 75c. Brocaded satins for Trimmings, $1.50, the latest Black Silk Velvets for Trimmings, $1.50, 1.75, and 2.03. Black Silk Finish Velveteens, 75 cents, a good ar tide. B Fancy Dress Goods. Jhe laroeet and most varied assortment in the , embracing all the Novelties, at prices ranging frOm iacto7jfi .. Colored Cashmeres from 15c to 75c. 6fir Mouraing Department is now replete, having added the new fabrics of the utacK uasmaerea we mane a specialty. BLANKETS from $1.50 a pair up. COMFORTABLES, a full assortment, all made from pure clean Batting. Flannels A very large Stock, too numerous far details. Bottom Prices guaranteed. LADIES', GENTS' and CHILDREN'S UNDER WEAR, HOSIERY and GLOVES. W Just give as an opportunity of showing what we have got, and we do not fear the result. CASSIMBRKS for Men and Boys' wear, all prices Bleached and Unbleached SHEETINGS. Bleached SHIRTINGS and HOMESPUN. No space to quote prices, bat yoa can rely they are as low aa any thing in the market. LATEST NOVELTIES -b L adies' Ties & Neck Wear, BALMORAL' AMD FELT SKIRTS. From 50c to $2-5?. Lack of space prevents us from adding more, o? quoting as many prices as we desire, We have a great many SPECIAL BARGAINS, which We are offering AWAY BELOW MARKET VALUE. - Just give us a call. It is much the safest way oi securing any of them. BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street. oBtaatf ROSENTHAL'S New Boot and Shoe Store, 32 MARKET STREET. A f o Alfice 4 wj M ous. AfY STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE IN ALL ITS XU. Branches, and my arrangements enable me to receive Mew Arrivals of styles, of tbe Best Make, W seltiy p My Stock will tell In the Future as it has in the Call and examine before yon purchase School Shooa cannot be surpassed by any in Remember the new sign of the Show-Case. Net weak I will give yon some of my Popular Prices; no time this week. p i .east Respectfully, c. S1. Opt 18 tf Sign of the . Show Case., Let's Sey Jjaid Patrons, 7-HAT CAM DO FOB TOTJ THIS WEEK. We offer yon, either at Wholesale or Retail- Refined Sugar Molasses and Clba: .from Cot Loaf down to Yellow; Syrups, from Pore White down to Spices. Whole ot Ground; Coffees, from low grade Rio to Old Gov Java; ?MffianlBto WUmiHton: t9mmmmm - - " " Pure Candies; 1000 cases Canned Goods ; AfiPiaria Potatoes; Pure candies: 1000 cai Table rteeei Lemp's L BeanWul est made In Amprin- iPigHams; ?!' Fresh buckw at ano, elegant Batter: And HnnirlM' tnn nn mmm. We can supply you wiih any article yon may ask for in therocery Line. ' " Iktotwriglit & Moy. i I. , - P. S. To those interested we will state that oar bUlnare all made opto tbe first of November, Wa won't get mad If yon will call on My. Lippit t, our Cashier, and tender him the money. He will greet j"oa with a smile; then it makes ns so happy to know that he is happy. t & McKoy, ft I tr"JfW T NORTH I ract that Ovar this T-sj -iiA.tr-DrwlKAr fin ROSENTHAL Boatwrisrh -ft. OUi U UOL3K !ON8. 11. ( . n t.'t tv . nnil n -r - " """'"WDUd n, esoni the WAtikMMlc pricet. gcueraily. tu nmku,., a.- small orders higher prices have to be chargea A.KT1CI.ES PKIOSB. EAQGING Gnnny Standard. BACON North CaroliBk. Hams, f lb (new; Shoaiders, 9 Hides. ft. - . ...... Shoaldors,.... ir SttiUid Sides ft... Shoaiders BEBF- Live weight . . HA RRELtv Spirit-Tni pen Second Hand, each . . . New New York, each New City, each... BBESWAX-sjt k BRICKS Wilmington, M Northern......... ... . BUTTER North Caroima, fi ib Noithern, 9 pBfBjffl iKW sperm. xauow, n Adamantine, & CHEESE Northern Factory V State a COFFEBavs; Bio. a a CORNEAL'usheUB Mcksj DOME8T3C5eaDee-4 SnVd Yam. 9 oancn. . EGGS.. i FISH Mackerel, No. 1 . bbL . . I No. 1, 9 M pw ... MaeketM, No. 8, ot No,a, Mbbl., . . .i Mackerel, No. S, bhl. .. Mullets, tjbbi. N. C. Hernnk. Roe, keg . . DryCodajr: ! FERTILISERS Peruvian Guano, 9 s0t r Baugh'e Phosphate. ' Carolina FeraHaer. Ground Bone. Bone Meal, ' Flour, NavaasaGna&o. l- Complete Manure " Whann'e Phosphate ? Wando Phosphate, " Berger V Balk's Phoeph " ExceUenxa Cotton Fertiliser FLOTJB Fine, 9 VST' . . . . Super. Northern, 9 bhl Extra do. " bbl ... . Family " V bhl OltyMUUl Extra, 9 bbl.. Family, bbl.. Bx-Famiiy, 9 bbl . GLUE -.... GRAIN Corn, in store. In oags. uorn.uargo, m ousnei Corn, mixed aiDUShel, in bags. uats, ausnei Peas, Cow, 9 bushel . HIDES Green . 9 . ......... Dry. HAY Eastern, 9 100 fcs Western, 100 B-s, North River, 9 100 Hoor ton.. ., LARD Northern, V 1... ...... ortn Carolina, LIME 9 DDI... LUMBER City SnaxSA Ship Staff, reeawed, 9 M ft. 18 00 00 00 nougn isage rianx, ai at rt. . IB OP westinouM toauality. 9 IS 00 IS Pt 18 00 it Dressea Floortnir. seasoned Scantitag and Boards, com mon. 9 M ft ... .i MOLASSES New OptOaba, hhds Now crop cnoa, ddis gai Porto Rico,hhde bbl. Sugar House, hhds, 9 gal. dims. at gai.. 1 rl -fUi-i -w MM. a. .... .. NAILS Cat, lOd basis, 9 keg . . -iLH Dkerosene, at gsi....... Lara, Rosin. 9 POULTRY cnicKens .live, ,grown ring... Bp: PEANUTS 9 bushel POTATOES Sweet, 9 bushel.. men, XHortnern, w Dbi PORK Northern, city Moss. . . . Thin, 9 DDI. Prime, 9 bbl Bump, bbl.... RICE Carolina, H Hough, Daan... HAGS Country, 9 4 City. 9 ROPE SALT Alum, 9 bushel . Liverpool, ajsacx,. . Lisbon, sack American, V sack. SUGAR CUDS, W Porto Rico, 9 a A Coffee, B C Sx.C 9 . Crashed, t . SOAP Northern, ft SHINGLES Contract, 9 M.. Common, IM.. - CypressSaps !...... . a. w una,, m at. TALLOW- TIMBER Shippine. M. Snipping, ft MU1 Prime, MOl Fair, Oonnm -rill f i " ... Inferior to Ordinary, 9 M WB3fflESTSeff5:: North Carolina, 9 eal... WOOL Unwashed, ft Washed. W ft Wli,nlttTwN .UOIVBI MAREfe. Exchange (sight) on New York, k dlsc't. Baltimore, ,. n " Boston,...., jt " PbUadelpbla, Western Cities, . Exchange 30 dava 1 S cent. Bank of New Hanover Stock Fust National Bank, Navaesa Guano Co. Si 75 ltd N. C. Bonds Old Ex-Con; as 8 8 18 -1 uo. Funding li Do. 1868 Do. New........ Do. Special Tbj Do. to N. C. Railroad jfti W- i W.B.R. Bonds 7c (Gold Int) . 100 -eoirai . rt. tsonas, 6 9C. ,i WB. CqJ. 4 Aug. R. R. " Wilmington City Bonds, sc. ....... 75 " oirwc:..:w Z II new 6 We.... TO (Geld int. New Hanover County ...8 f)c 75 (Cor. int) W. W. Railroad Stock .. . 3? vwrouna n. u. WU.I GasLlnhtCo. WUmlngton Cotton Mills. .100 Mountain Beef. I WISH TO SAY TO MY FRIENDS AND THE public generally, that I have lost received a Car Load of FINE MOUNTAIN BEEF, which I Will offer for sale at CITIZENS MARKET, aad STALL No- 6, at prices to salt the times. Cash orders respectfully solicited by sept 26 tf T. A WATSON St CO.. Prop's, H. BRUNHILD, L. BRUNHILD; W. L MEADOWS, Henderson, N. C CAPE FEAK tobacco f om Manufacturers at ALL GRADES of PLU9 TWIST ;and SMOKING TOBACCO. Wilmington, N. & Try the MARK. - - " Jy 1 tf TRIUMPH SMOKING TOBACCO- A Card to the Afflldted. Dr. ROBERTSON, 19 So. sSulaw Street, Baltimore, Md. From fifteen years' experience In hospital and pri vate practice, guarantees a permanent bare in all diseases of the URINARY ORGANS aad of tbe MBRVOUS SYSTEM, viz : Organic and Semrnai the the Back and Nocturnal Emissions, etc, all resulting from abuses in youth or excesses in manhood Dis eases recently contracted cured in ave to en uay ana tne poison entirely tern tbe sys tem. Also all blood and skin diseases quickly eared. Dr. Koberisan,a graduate of tneOrM- lty of Maryland, refers to any of the leading pby si clans of Baltimore. Special attention given to all female complaints aud irregularities. All communications strictly confidential, aad me dicines sent to any address. Call or write, enctas ng stamp for reply. . sept-IT Just Received, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF BRUSHES and COMBS, which I am selling very low The purest WHISKKYB,BRANBIB8 and WINKS for Medicinal Purposes always on hand. 4. A. SOU Wholesale and Rets fi i TSSOE i N. R corner Market and Front nTr PRS8TON CUMMINQ ft CO.f nova B&Wtf oc 19 tf wlbntogton, N. C
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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