l riailv newspa-
. daily, except
THBMOINGSTAR,theKd
konday, at $700 per year. MOO tor "m"5j
SS0for three moatba; 1 OoTer onemonOi, tomaU
subscribers. Delivered to city Babacrlbera at tne
SSoflScenta per week for any period from one
week to one year,
imitate thTVoTcalities ot the Stal ported in t
warts, but there was a simple deter-
ipariies,
one
ruination to exaiujno sorrjtiniziijgJi
into the returns and asoertaip if there
had been corruption used. Tho Go-;
vernor has given notice that between
. t. i .- n s3 IQtVt rf nuiamKal' all
ADVERTMING RATES (DAILY) .One sguare I me xov u
ie dly. H-fL cneroeftooi oaodidatea claiming irregularities or
other causes presumed to vitiate
their election, will have a reasonable
,,m t i. .uinKwi nverr Friday
mo 50
cents xo r uuee mumnn.
uuo wu. w-f".. Tio ri. nno
four dava. S3.U0; live aays, -. " ' ,h
two weeks; $6.53; three weeks. ..
$10,00; two months, $i7.uu; tCtsoV Ten
fiV'Anth 40.00; twelve months, $60.ou. en
HnVof solid Nonpareil type make one aqnar
this was received with decided mani
festations of disapproval. Says 4p
report m
"Many left the ground, afhile othei
mained to denounce and cutse the hui
" TJL --aW"" JM najk . a
ingestion or tho man whotnS-UH'ee yearn
ago, they delighted to hail as the 'Redeem
er of South Carolina.' " .. r.-JMJ
We do not know how much of
truth there is in this. We have seen
no such accounts in Democratic pa-
lff, "rof Fair.. Festtvma, W opportunity of being heard personal
mb ly- been telegraphed that aii per. But, true or false, leading
No advertisements inserted to Local Column at q RepUbliCan candidates will be Northern Republican orgarfs are
Nottce'ader head of "City items" so cents per pre8ent to look after the returns grinding away about It.
"SSSsZSSSSnV from their respective districts.
We do not know the ejtact char
aoter or the extent of the frauds that
were perpetrated. The Boston Globe
has been prying into the matter with
considerable thoroughness, and has
UDsequeni mmw
. . inurtsii nnn a week in Daily will
bechareeOOerlquare for each insertion. . Kt-
otnKy, three fdurtha of dally rate. Twice a
week, two thirds of daily rate.
notice of Marriage or Death, Tributes of Re-spectResolutip
as ordinary advertisements, on umj
when paid for strictly in- advance. At this n
cento wUl pay for a simple announcement of
At this rate 50
mar-
okw-. i j i ..c
Advertisements to follow reading maucr, w i puuutsueu au iuiuicubb muuuuv wi n-
The Industrial Exhibition of the
colored people at Raleigh has been
generally commented upon by the
press at large. It is looked Upooj as
a pleasant surprise and as indicating
real progress on the part of the col-
occopranTTpecial place, will be charged extra ac- ILiLiLM r people Of the South. Even lUe,
:oXWn deuce to how the most determined LWftn. havft not been able
and barefaced corruption, lbe fol-1 ?.., t v. kEI
sent out by I ri ....
sen -reliance, intelligence, auu niuus
try on the part of the colored peo-
.pntit on which no specified number of
lnsertion7iamarkedwill be continued "till mug
atSToioa of the publiaher. and charted up to
the date of discontinuance.
Advertisements discontinued before the time con
tracted for has expired, charged transient rates for
the time actually published.
Advertisements kept under the head of "New Ad
vertisements" will be. charged fifty per cent extra.
Amusement, Auction and Official advertisements
one dollar per square for each insertion.
An extra charge will be made for double-column
or triple column advertisements.
All announcements and recommendations of can-
rfiiotj fnrnffli-d. whfttner in uie sasue ui wininn
nications or otherwise, will be chargec
mento.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed to exceed
their apace or advertise any thing foreign to their
regular business without extra charge at transient
rates.
d t-r iF.ndmit. art vflrf.iurtments must oe
r flY llliiv" ivy. ntx.v.v . . .
made in advance. Known parties, or strangers wun
Droner reference, may pay monthly or quarterly, ac
cording to
lowing oiroular was
Blaine, the fellow who is now in such
a rage .over Gov. Garcelon's conduct,
oejore tne election mina you ;
"See every man in your district, and find
out how he is going to vote. If he is a Re
publican and weak kneed, see what will
strengthen him. If be is a Democrat or.
Greenbacker, see what will induce him to
pie. The Baltimore Sun closes ail
editorial with the just reflection :
"All these things go to show that when
the colored people of North Carolina ceased
to be nursed and coddled byihefreed-
man's bureau and. cajoled by tbe carpet-
ma nihrfhor In the Sh&De Of COI&m U- I UlCCUUau&ll, occ num mil iuuuvu uiui I ' -T- y '
otoerwdmrgedw adverti-e- vote with you. Make up a statement of l bagger they began to adapt themselves to
ut to contract.
sacs they desire to advertise in.
Advertisers should always specify the iaaue or le-
n. w nere ou ww w
the amount of money which you will need
for all expenses arid forward at once.
"James G. Blaine."
What did he mean when he told
bis agents "to strengthen tbe weak
kneed," and to "see what will induce"
a Democrat or Greenbacker "to vote
their new conditions, and. bavins learned
the wisdom of self-dependence, they seek
to live in harmony with their white neighbor?."
... . i 1 i i f ho - - ' 1 i
named the Mwussmeniiwrn w w th ns? KVerv man with the ema - H ;
whom in iflTOnuer ooairacH iw uiiww i j i KiccniTw wvcn-. 10 ' -'
Daily,
to be
is In, the
to be sent to him during the time his .adverusemmt . ...., nt Sftnsfi ft9n ftftSUv nnder
proprietor wuioruy oe reapoiuumc iutum i j
mailmg of the paper to ma auaresa.
stand what Blaine was after. All of
his agents understood him perfectly,
and hence tbe wide-spread corrup
tion that was resorted to. If the
Judge Lochrane, of Georgia, is
just now paraded in the papers as the
leading Grant boomer of that pro
repre
sented as being a Democrat. This is
said to be a mistake. His record for
the last eleven years does not sus-
Kemittances must be made by Check, Draft, Pos
tal Money Order, Express, or in Registered Letter.
Only such remittances will be at the risk of tne
publisher.
Communications, unless they contain important
newt, or discuss briefly and properly subjects of real
ShTwiK wtfl VMKtod if S frauds suspected should turn out U by a Radical Governor (Bullock), and
be genuine, ought tne candidates
tain the accusation. He was ap
pointed to the Supreme Court Bench
real name of the author Is withheld.
orning Star.
By WILLIAM 51. BERNARD.
WILMINGTON, C:
Wednesday Morning, Nov. 26, 1879
he has not been suspected or accused
thus elected to be granted the usual I 0f voting the Democratic ticket since
certificates, or should the dirty work
of Blaine's unscrupulous and pliable
agents be set aside ? Let every hon
est man in the country answer.
F ELTON AND GEORGIA INDEPEN
DENTS. We learn from the Washington
SEWARD AND IlIOSBY.
It is now said that Minister Seward
will resign his place before another
Congressional committee can over
haul him. There is something very
1868. He is a gentleman of charac
ter, of much personal cleverness, and
is a lawyer of the front rank in his
own State, but he is not a Democrat.
Thus far, we believe, no pronounced
Democrat in Georgia has declared
for Grant. - - -
The Charlotte Observer, after pub
lishiner the news concerning the mud
papers that the Radicals are counting as Well as disreputable in his I cut question, wisely concludes not "to
case and the way tbe Administration I occupy its valuable space in booming
haa Ha nit. with it.. There mast he i :.i :j c k. ,,ntUn "
- ---- - pu cibuci uua ut i,uc 4UM11UU
something specially corrupt about it
largely upon good results to follow
from the defection of Dr. Felton and
all in sympathy with him. They re
gard him as already captured, and wnen tne Washington correspondent
that henceforth he will vote with
them in Congress. If Dr. Felton is a
man of honor he will do no such thing.
If he purposes to affiliate with the Re
of the Baltimore American, a ram
pant Stalwart, can thus refer to it:
"There is an unsavory odor connected
with oar Drincinal diplomatic and consular
representatives in China which the State
public party hereafter he gSSSwSSS
one course left for him to pursue it not notice. Tne return 01 consul Juosoy,
he has any character
spect. He will resign and allow
the people of the Seventh Geor
gia District who sent him to
Washington to choose another Rep- all about the opium trade. The Gov-
resentative who will reflect their sen
timents. Tbe Republicans are glad
1 HE PERIODICA ItS.
Ike North American Betiew for Decern'
ber opens with v paper from ibat great
writer, James Anthony Fronde, entitled
"Romanism and the Irish race in tbe Uni
ted Stales, Fart I." We notice that it is
already being elaborately discussed in our
Northern exchanges. The other papers
are: Young Men in Politics, George S.
Bout well. Tbe Religion of To-day. Is
Political Economy a Science? Prof. Bona-
my Price. English and American Pay
sique, George M. Beard. The Permanence
of Political Forces, Part 1, Cutbberl Mills.
ernor applied to Mosby for copies of Recent Literature, John R. G. Hassard
I srhioh will nnt he. fiplavV? vera Inns' now.
or sell-re- I , ,n. aya v, varla m n;th
IXXOj ICUU W lltn If ..-. . V t V3 1HWVV " IK"
more celerity than is bis custom."
By tbe way, Mosby has got into a
row with Governor Hennessey, and
the United States records of ship-
enough to get one vote from the J men ts, &c. Mosby refused, alleging
Democrats, as the majority in the
House is growing "small by degrees
and beautifully less' There is a re-
w
cent gain of one, however, in Ne
York, which will be a full offset to
Felton, if he should henceforth iden-
that the request implied a claim of
the right to inspect Consular docu
ments, which be was bound to resent.
A telegram from Hong Kong says;
"The American citizens regret that the
United States Consul has broken friendly
rnlntiUMk with t h t drtvfmnr vhn - hail rirn.
. r 1 te ;.t .1 t I . . . . . " ".TT . .
uiy oimseii wuu iue ippwuuuu. uui viousiy snown mm great attention ana con
the Republicans cannot do anything
without the help of tbe Greenbackers
in tbe House, and they cannot count
upon all of them.
siderati on . The-actual merits, of ; the q ues-
.tion are not yet determined. Tbe corres
pondence between Colonel Mosby and Gov
ernor Hennessey has not been Dublished.
There is general curiosity among foreign
Price 5 a year, published monthly. Ad
dress North American Betiew, 581 Broad
way, a. x.
Hie SouUiern Presbyterian Review for Oc
tober has been on our table for two. or three
weeks. It is an able, scholarly, useful pub
lication, and richly deserves a liberal sup
port. The following are the contents: The
Lord's Supper, by Rev. Prof. Thomas E.
Peck, D. D., Union Theological Seminary,
Va.; The Ministerial Gift, by Rev. P. P.
Flournoy, Maryland; Tbe Jurisdiction of
the Evangelist, by Rev. J. A. Lefevre, D.
D., Baltimore, Md.; Prof. Flint's Sermon
residents to learn the result of the recent before General Council at Edinburgh; The
Public Preaching oi women, Dy iter, rror,
R. L. Dabney, Vs. This is a very strong
saner asainst female preaching. The Al
I or tne Mong Kong Consulate try General
hence he favors Jodgo David Davis Stahl, specially appointed from the Depart-
. .-1 '. - wisnrrcnT mt n t a in rrrn nrr ma innniFW
j - - 1
platform. That shows bow much of
FOR 8 Elfin OUR.
!
South
sagacity and wisdom he possesses. I Representative! Evins, of
Tbe Washington Star says there is a Carolina, has been interviewed as to
rumor that Representatives Speer and the Presidential outlook. He efri
Stephens of Georgia will also refuse dently knows what he is talking
to act with the Democrats hereaf tier, about. He says both Indiana and
This is not true, we apprehend. Mr. New York must be carried for the
ternatives of Unbelief, by Rev. Prof. H. C.
Alexander, Va. ; Davidson's Hebrew Gram
mar, by Rev. Alfred Jones, Petersburg,
Va. ; The Recent Ordination at Hangcho w,
bv Rev. John B. Adger. D. D. . South
Carolina; Critical Notices; Recent Publica
tions. Price $8 a year; published quarter
ly. Address at Columbia, S. .C.
Stephens is somewhat peculiar, and
is not untrue to Georgia.
Democrats to succeed, and that they
cannot "afford to hazard chances in
CCBBEHT C03III1ENT
: . '.ttna AnAnla tit Woarilnrrtnn
yjMT weorgia exenanges regara eitner otate." inac is ine tabs who -mnailV disperse the public
"LV. 1 U: M. l, - J : ln ,A I ... it . - T -XT i J 1 .!. ' ' r t ' - ,
x'cinvu BBunviug guue uver uuuuy tu position, ne tuinxs a new xorKman i tunas nave mane up tneir estimates
the Radicals, and they say he will certain to make that State certain I for the next fiscal year, and ask Con-
upport their candidate for the Presi- provided that mau U Horatio Sey-1 tT
Unctrin 1880. "Dr. FW in Kin 1 L tu, ; 4- JL V-OW 00mputC,.ofro.uniPg tile
dency in 1880. Dr. Felton, in his
letter, boasts loudly that in the next
State eleotion the Independents will
sweep the State. Of course if they
can elect their State officers and: a
majority of the members of Congress
as he pretends to believe they will be
able to do, then they can carry the
State for Grant or some other Stal
wart. But who believes this ? We
do not for a moment, and we judge
from our Georgia exchanges that smallest factor which enters into tbe calcu
m I a i a. rt. A u iu:.i..
mour. That again is tbe Stab's pc Government for the next twelve
sition. We quote: ' months. Of this prodigious sum the
Tiii umiM h mnr army, with the arsenals and coast
ly to unite the discordant elements and in- I wisC forts, absorbs nearly flJirty-one
sure success in new k hub any millions; tne navy, iourteen ana a
man outside of that State. If, however, half: nensiona. nearlv thirtv-two and
they do not anticipate any such revo- Sfe&oral votes of New York. The
nt.innarv rp.anir..
THE CORRCPTIONS IN MAINE.
Nothing has disturbed the Stal
warts so much in a long time as the
course of Governor Garcelon and his
Council in Maine. Just as soon as
they feared that the accursed chalice
of corruption which they had ad
ministered so freely in Louisiana and
Florida was about to be commended
to their own vile lips they were
HSSJJlX a half-an aggregate of $7788,942
be assured." or these 'tbree ttems or over nve-
. c1TJ, ninths and nearly three-fths of the
That again is the Stab s opinion, entire amount called for. No wonder
He says further, and wisely, as we that these three subjects occupy a
tnins: I prominent piaoe in w paewiwis-
..r xnrA tn Aie a ,ua cussionof retrenchment, iVew l orc
KXUTt, J.TUA,
The scheme of, 6en. . Benet
feeling of State pride, which would help Chief of the Ordnance, to turn the
Seymour in sueh a contest, is one of tbe I militia of tbe States into a huge stand
factors which we cannot.wiibout someruU, in- army of 20o,000 men, to be di-
I reci-an.ptrQa:from Waabing
He says that no better man than I too, is not meeting with much favor
McDonald can be taken for the second! 'except among the pronounoed Cen
He concludes- bv savine: ! watoBem Althob wntralization has
made such progress under Republican
Seymour and McDonald is the ticket to oontrol of the Government, the Cen
- , J tralizers will have to ao slowlv with
standing army. Peo
place-
win.'
1
iblicsand big
It is said that Senator Hampton r
gave great offence to many South ataudjng arofieiac not mix or consiat
Carolinians bv his address at .Abbe- I and thev renerall v nrefer that the old
eeieed with a deadly faintness, then ville, South Carolina. He is reported ,aw of V92 which stands in the
came a crv of horror, and at last as advising th nonnU to deal mnr. "e T owiuw, u i uuw guuu
curses and threats smote tbe sky J jusUywIth the colored laborers and
Wcourae there was no purpose to
th StatH mav direct. lhey are
perfectly willing that when the rai-
na me cauea j,o im actual service
f Uie Unite States they shall ber
to army and-govetament
regulations; tien. xenes proposes
that in time of peace the Federal Go-
vemment shall control ana aiscipune
the- mttttiBA tbwiitates atijerxate
of 700 men from each Congressional
district. The General must be oon
tent with nn army of 2&,000 wen.
This is the nucleus. In umesorpuu-
ic danger t ho militia of the States
will be found where they are needed.
Louisville Courier-Journal, JJem.
in
Chicago is taking time by the
forelocjs and, will make a despciatee
to pay them higher wages. It is re
and that "the militia ' of each
J State shall be arranged into divi--1
sions, brigades, regiments, battalions
SKVaiOUK BOOM.
Really, this Seymour movement is
beginning to assume formidable pro
portions. Cleveland Herald, Rep.
Seymonrand Ewing would make
an exceedingly strong National Demo
cratic ticket for next year. Chilti-
cothe ( OJiw) Advertiser, Hem.
Horatio Seymour is a statesman in
every sense of the word, and if he
was President of tbe United States
he would ksow no North, no South,
noJEast. no West. He would be
President in the broadest sense of tbe 1
term. Fredericksburg (Va.) Star,
The Washington Post says,
headlines, that' "Seymour most be
nominated he would earry every
doubtful . State." We believe the
jPo--not only that he would carry
everv doubtful State, but that he
. ....--i.i -
would carry many that are now con
sidei ed securely Republican. We be
Heve be could even carry four of the
New England States against Grant.
Youngstown ( Ohio) Vindicator.
There's just oue man in the coun
try, say many prominent politicians
here, who can give the party a good
prospect of success in New York, as
far as personal strength counts. That
man is Horatio Seymour. Upright in
character, broad in culture and states
manship, rich in patriotism, and
abounding in good will toward all
men, he has tbe respect of the best
elements in all parties, and would
probably carry more strength the
country over than any other oandi
date the. Democracy could name. -Chicago
Times, Ind.
Dentil ofBlrs. Dickens,
Baltimore Gazette.
The cable announces the death of
the widow of Charles Dickens. Her
fate had been like that of so many
other wives of Englishmen of letters
that it would seem that in England
poetry and the domestic affections
do not thrive together. Shakespeare,
Shelley, Byron and others did more
or less as Dickens did ran away
from their wives. Even tbe tran
scendant genius of such men did not
save them from public censure, and
Byron and Shelley were both driven
out of English society, and even from
England, never to return. Dickens
was very much blamed for the do
mestic unhappiness that divided his
household. The public, without stop
ping to inquire very closely into the
facts, took sides with tbe wife. It
was assumed that the intimacy be
tween the novelist and tbe younger
sister of his wife was an unlawful one,
and no denial was credited. Mrs.
Dickens objected violently to their
companionship and put upon it a con
struction that the public accepted.
It may be that she was right and
it may be that she was mistaken.
If the latter,, she did ber young sister
a grievous injury. There appears to
nave been room for two opinions on
the subject, for some of the children
of Dickens sided with their father,
and this has been one of the chief
causes of the unhappiaess of the
widow since ber husband's death.
Whether her jealousy of ber younger
sister was well or ill-founded, it cer
tainly had this effect, that it broke op
ber own household and alienated
from her not only her husband, bat
her eldest son alia some of her other
children. That such daring and er
ratic geniuses as Byron and Shelley
should defy' the laws of marriage and
public opinion, does not seem strange,
bat that any blemish should rest upon
the marriage relations cf each writers
as Dickens and Thackeray and George
Eliot, who painted home-life with
such accurate touch, and Who always
give their support to personal purity
and to the sacredness of marriage
that such as these should revolt at
law and custom, seems harder to
understand.
OUR STATE CONTEMPORARIES.
While the matter (Mud-cut) should be
discussed; let it be discussed fairly, impar
tially and coolly without temper and
w ithou t recrimination . Let us bear in mind
the aooatolic reminder, "we be brethren."
remembering that we shall need all our
votes next yen. Raleigh Newt. -.,;) f
We care not what the platforms of the
Democratic and Republican parties declare
on tbe subject;' all who are not locally in
terested, can now see the impracticability
and unfairness of continuing extravagant
State appropriations. The State has al
ready done its duty in that Way. If appro
bation of railroad appropriations is to be a
test of fealty to the Democratic party, then
we for one protest against such a test.
Charlotte Democrat.
I -
I pni.iTili&i. pniwnra ,1
Tbe insatiate South must be dis
armed of its ballots as it was of its muskets,
and the capitol fortified for a. generation
against Southern invasion by tbe total dis
franchisement of tbe South. Lemars Senti
nel, Rep.
The probability is that Chau
dler will have more monuments erected to
his memory than the late father of his
tcountry.. This is prooabiy owing to the
raci mat air. tt usumgiun oore me reputa
tion, in his day, of being a leading rebel.
Atlanta Constitution, Dsm, I ,
We waffl offr Jublican friends
now that if tbe Democratic party puts Mr.
English in a position to make a leader of
him in this State next year, there are
breakers ahead for us. He is one of the
strongest men in that party, and has a big
ger barrel than W&wft.lern'BmaeV
Mono) 4mmr,-am-' v.-: WiF'W
have both of (ho Presidential nomt
Conventions, held within ber limits. r
Accordiug to Mr. Lowe the cost
of bringing the 7,000 Sepoys tt and Iron
Malta last year, at tne limeot liora Boacons-
held's grand coup, was $765 per man, or a
gross sum pJ ja5J,0m
:Xady (with an eye to the
picturesque): '"How old Are you, little
boy?" little darkey: "Well, it you goes
by wot mudder says, rs six; urn it yougoes
bv de fun l?se hd, I'B most a hundred."
Harper's Young People. I -
-- It is calculated by tho Indian
papers that the war expenses of tbe Govern
ment of India arc upward 01. ten lacs or
rupees, or 100,000 per day. A simple
sum wiil demonstrate how a prolongation
pf the cpu'.esi, mjty eoibarrnbs ta Beacons
field ministry -In Ibetr next hudget.
The Norther PacihV Railroad
Company ha vy now 720 mi ls of completed
road,;cxcldaivn of siding. ' By die summer
of 1S80 ihu easteiu end uf tlie road will be
completed to the Yehowtnetrjvi aod
work is being pushed jii toe? Ly.v. Uc end.
Tbe total land j-ant to the roi ws 47,
000,000 acred.
--In 1860 we imported manufac
tures of wool of tho value of $88,000,000,
while in 1878, with an increased popula
tion of not Jess; Itaft lQQWQ.-..,-.w.e m
ported .bat ttiRdN&Wk; wojfth of woolen
goods. The aoouHl product of the wool
manufactures 01 tne United States amounts
to Dear mO.OOQ -being ; 87g,O0Oi00O in
1878, and' lbe returns were incomplete.
nort 10 is air v m
wmm m
1 T
aftt to All.
i u i . 1
PILLS
TORPID LiVER.
iPt -MrBebtd, Bowcla costiTO. Pain in
tne Hettti, with a dull nsdtftmmthe back
part, Pem undergo cho;jlloirfisyid, full
, noas after eating, with a djaipolination to
cserticn of body o? mi Ad,- IrritaBility of
tpcr, Ijoytirit3, vitanfoiolinKcf hav
ing noglectedBcmo clut7t.wei.rine33, Dis
cincss, Pluttermi? at tho Ilsait. DoW 'be
fore the eyea, Yellow fcsfcin, Ifoodcvcho
Kcnewlliovertheriehteyo, bestlcaaness
with lit i'ul dreams, highly colored Urine.
IT I liESE WLJELNIUGS AES UNEEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TUXT'S FILLS arc especially adapted to
Bucb cases, one dose effects such a change
01" 1'oeling lis to astonish like sufferer.
CONSTIPATION.
Or.!y with regularity of the bowels can perfect
hu9l-.li bo enjoyed. K the constipation is
of recent date, a single dose of TOUT'S PILLS
will fi-jfllce, but if it has become habiiual, one
pill should be taken evety nisht.gradnally lessen
ing the frequency of too dosonutil a regular daily
moveraent 13 obtained, which will soon folloY.
Dr. I. Gi:y Lewis, Fulton, Ark., says:
, " After a practice of 23 years. I pronounce
TUTT'S PILLS the best anti-bilious aedicine
ever maue."
Itcv. V. It. Osroofl, New York, ray a:
"I hare hat) Dyspepsia, Weak Btoniach and
Nervousness. I never had anv medicine to do
me so much good as TTJTTH' PILLS. They are
as good as represented." : '
Ofllco 35 Murray, tocef, NW.Ywk.
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Darts 1
as Harmless r. a spring water. Sold by Druggists, or
sent by expresa on roceipt of $ 1.
Office 35 Murray St., Now York,
feb 88 eodly DAW wefrsu
UMPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION !
Over Half a Million Distributed !
Louisiana State lottery Comm.
This institution was regularly incorporated by tbe
Legislature of the State for Educational and Chari
table purposes in 1868, FOR THE TERM OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, to which contract the In
violable faith of the State is pledged, with a capital
of il.000,000. te which it has since added reserve
fund of $350,000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER
monthly on the
or postpones. Look
DISTRIBUTION will take
second Tuesdav. It never tec
at the following Distribution :
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT!
daring which will take place the
115TH GRAND MONTH I. Y !
.. A.SD tub !8oi
Extraordinary Seii-Annnal
At New Orleans, Tuesday, December 16. 1879,
Under the personal supervision and management of
Gen. G. T. BEAXTEEG AKD, of La., and
Gen. JTJBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE $10O,0O0.
Notice Tickets are Ton Dollars only. Halves, $5.
; , ruins, h. lentos, si .
1 CAPITAL PRIZE of $100,000 . .
Of
of
I PRIZES of
! PRIZES of
of
50.000..
10.000
&m
1,000
500
800 ..
10..
. 80.C
. 30,000
. 25,000
. 3U,UUU
. 40,000
100,0
20,000
1
1 GRAND PRIZE
1 GRAND PRIZE
SLARG
4 LARG
SO PRIZES
60
100
300
6C0
10.000
A JrirltU A.1M ATION PRIZES:
100 AppraximaUon Prizes of $200.
100 ApproximaUon Prizes of 100
'100 Approximation Piizes of 75.
11,279 Prizes, amounting to ............ .
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of La., and Gen. JU
BAL A. EARLY, of Va.. CommiaaionenL : . f
Applications for rates to clubs should only be
made to the office of the Company la New Orleans.
Write ror circulars or send orders to
. J. - M A. DAUPHIN t
P. O. Box 60s, New Orleans, Louisiana,
or same person at !
No. 319 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
nov Is-DsawtwATW sat we ni i
5 and 10c Counters I
TO THE TRADE : The lire business men of the
JL day are starting these counters. We are the
Originators and Headquarters 1 We have the only
two Exclusive 5 ana 10c Jobbing Houses in the
United States. M send for Catalogue and partlc-
sOO St 202 Randolph street CHICAGO.
oct 13m wc fr su 28 & 28 Chauncv st. BOSTON.
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Salt
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Alum
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For sale at
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NORTH WATER STREET,
WlLMfflQTON. N.C,
W & fesa
SELLING THE BEST HARNESS,
8 ADDLES BRIDLES. COLLARS. Ac.
for the least money. D you don't thiak so try as
JT.M-Lttft,"In8 Bepairing
Bkown Roddick
45 Market St.
. -
the long
again.
ARE NOW FULLY EQUIPPED IN THE
Drjrtobds Line,
and ready for ANY EMERGENCY Bovine been
in the Northern Market for the last seven weeks,
we had everv opportunity of making carefnl selec
tions, and taking advantage of any good chance of -
ciing useu k pay neiow me regular maJcet value.
n e cava wun every conncence muarauy assert to
our friends and the general public that at no time
since our first start have we ever had a LARGER
MORE VARIED, or CHEAPER ASSORTMENT
OF GENERAL DRY GOODS. It is a well known
fact that a groat revival in trade has taken place all
over this country. A better feeling exists, and
brighter business hopes are now entertained than
for many yean past Let us hope that AT LAST
looked-for "GOOD TIMES have come
PRICKS ARE UP.
Every one yon meet says so. We claim that it de
pends entirely when purchases were made. A long
and unseasonable period of warm weather has just
passed, and many large importers with heavy stocks
have been anxious to realize in our particular line
of business. Lowers prices have been quoted than
at any other time during the season.
Having been on the spot waiting patiently for
such opportunities, we are now prepared to offer
GREATER INDUCEMENTS !
to our patrons than we possibly could do under
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 sab join the following
List of Prices,
simply for the benefit of our 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 no, 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 North, toutb, East and
West to it.
Silks.
The CHEAPEST LIKE from Auction we hase
ever shown ILO0,. 1,15, 1 85. 1.37, 1.50, 1.75,2.0).
Colored Silk for Trimmine-. all shades. 75c.
Brocaded Satins for Trimmings, $1.5J, the latest
styles. -.
Black Silk Velvets for Trimmings, $1.50, 1.75,
and 3.03.
Black Silk Finish Velveteens, 75 cents, a good ar
ucie.
Fancy Dress Goods.
The largest and most varied assortment in the
city, embracing all the Novelties, at prices ranging
J rum isjgc 10 'c.
Colored Cashmeres from 15c to 75c.
Our Mourning Department
is now replete, having added the new fabrics of the
season, niacx uasnmeres we mane a specialty.
BLANKETS from $1.50 a pair up.
COMFORTABLE?, a full assortment, all made
J rum pure ciean netting.
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Flannels.
A very huge Stock, too numerous far details,
Bottom Prices guaranteed.
1001X8'. GENTS' and CHILDREN'S UNDER
WEAR, HOSIERY and GLOVES.
fJT Just give us an opportunity ef 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, but yon can rely they
are as low as any ining in tne maruet.
LATEST NOVELTIES
In Ladies' Ties & Neck Wear.
BALMORAL AND FELT SKIRTS,
From 50c to $2-51
sjrCut Quotations, it iuidui k,.
, - U4U01BUMK1 r...
eaent tne wholesale prices generally. la uusanl
u snail orders higher prices have to se chargeq
ABTICLES.
BAGGING Gunny.
Standard.
BACON North Carolina,
iiams, ft Btnew)
snoaiaers, ss
Sides, N. C choice,? s
Western Smoked
Hams.. ........ .
Sides, f ft .....11:!"
Shoulders,.. .
Dry Salted
Shoulders6 .' '".
BEEF Live weight. .
BARRET J Spirit, Tur pentit-fl
Second Hand, each
New New York, each ....
New City, each
BEESWAX ft ..".I
BRICKS Wilmington, j at
Northern..
BUTTER North Carolina, v'ft"
Northern, V ft
CANDLES sperm, fjr ft
Tallow, ft
Adamantine, fj ft .
CHEESE Northern Factory's t
Dairy , creamy ft...
State, j ft
COFFEE Java, V ft
oio,y ft
Laguayra, fc.
CORN MEAL S bns.bcl.ic gsefcci
COTTON TDte-Uibdle!
jjujajsMriL Bneet!ng.-4 j yd
tarn, f bnncn
EGGS
Fisa M&ckefei, No. 1.' ' bbi.
So-1. X bbl
Mackerel, No. S, bbi
Sfo.J, SMbbl..
Mackerel, No. 3, p bbi. .
Mullets. bbl
S. C. Herrinz. Roe. ker
00 ft J"
18 & w
0 & 6
0 & 6a-
I w 1 6
I 00 i B,
W I to
I W su
7 60 a 8 00
I JO 14 ut
O 15
0
18 :t
lUf IS
0 ;o
0 14
8 ti
? 9 80
0U -,7V
1 75 a S Mi
I 18 Su
' c oo a in ij,
Dry cod, 9
FERTILI2BRS-
8 SC
1 6C
6 00
5 50
3 00
S 00
00
Peruvian Guano, Oxs; .e
nangn'sinosphate,
Carolina Fertilizer, ' "
Ground Bene.
Bone Meal,
Flonr,.
Navassa Guano,
Complete Manure
Whann's Phosphate
Wando Phosphate, '
Berger tt Bute's Phosph. "
Bxcellensa Cotton Fertihcer
FLOUR Fine. V bbi
Super. Northern, V bbi
Extra do. " bbi.. .
Family " bbi
City Mills I Extra, p bbi... .
Family, bbi.
Ex. Family, V bbi ..
GLUE V
GRAIN Corn, In store, ln oags,
Corn, Cargo, bushel.
Corn, mixed buehel.in bags.
Oats, f bushel
Peas, Cow, bushel
HIDES Green, tt ft...
Dry, tt
HAY Eastern, 9 1C0 fts
Western, tt 100 fts
North River, tt 100 its
HOOP IRON- ton
LARD Northern, tt
North Carolina, tt ft.... .. .
LIMB tt bbi ,
LUMBER ClTT StBAltSAWM)
Ship Stuff, resawed, JH M ft. .
in 50
13 00
6 50
O (i (0
315
4 CO
6
bt to
Kti 0
Kmc
into
45 0,.
(7 Oli
65CJ
e: no
! 57 50
00 00
45 00
00 00
00 00
00 00
55 00
00 06
25 oo 70 oo
00 00 70 Ot
00 00 00 00
65 90 60 0b
Rough Edge Flank, $ M ft.
es t India Cargoes , accordli
to quality, tt M ft.
Dreasea Flooring, seasoned..
Bcantasg and Boards, com
mon.8 Mft
MOLASSES New cp (Cuba, hhds
New crop cnoa, ddis tt gal
Porto Rico,hhds
" bbls
8c gar House, hhds, tt gal.
" bbis. gal..
Syrup, Ws. tt gal
NAILS Cut, lOd basis, tt keg.. .
jlliB nerosene, v gai
Lard, fi gm."
Unseed, tt gel
Rosin, tt gal. .
POULTRY Chickens,live.
. . P
FEAjNuTb v Dusnei
POTATOES Sweet, tt bushel.
Irish, tt bbi
PORK Northern, City Mess. . .
Thin, tt M1
Prime, tt bbi
Rump, tt bbi
R1CB Carolina, tt
Rough, V hush
RAGS Country, tt ft..
. . .. -...
wn
City, tt ft
ROPE
SALT Alum, bushel
Liverpool, ttsaok,
Lisbon, V sack
American, V sack
SUGAR Cuba, tt
Porto Rico, 9 ft
k Coffee, f .w...
B " tt T....
C tt
Ex.c ft
Crushed, tt 2. 0
SOAP Northern, 5
SHINGLES Contract, tt M 5 00
Common, tt M 3 50
Cypress Saps S M I 4 50
irees Hearts m sl..... .... I uu
IS 00
10 00
00 00
65 9 00
252 7m
7 00 Q 7 as
3M! f 7,5
8 00 8 25
8 i
75 77v
70 08
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105 ivf
1 00 K5
1 00 l 06
85 00 90 (0
GO lb
00 1 00
18 00 M Ot
00 00 15 ot
13 00 18 PC
18 00 IP 25
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STAVES W.O.Bbl.,ttM.
B. O Hhd., M .-.
ses. M
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mm jrnme, w
Mill Fair. M
Common Mill.
Inferior to Ordmarr. tt M....
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Lack of space prevents us from adding more, or
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 of
securing any of them.
BfeC) WN & RODDICK ,
45 Market Street.
octSStf
nov 38 tf
TTo-tr
Bales Beat EASTERN H AY,
il5 i?i znm i. vii ir - -. A
For sale by
KERCHNER & CALDER BROS
Cheese. Cheese.
Boxes A No. 1 CREAM CHEESE,
r or saie Dy
nov 23 tf KERCHNER St CALDER BROS.
Salt. Salt. Salt.
8 0 00 8tckB TetfKwl 8ALT'
: For saie by .
nov 23 tf KERCHNER & CALDER BK08.
Mullets. Mullets.
250 teLiorge Fat inm. lij I
For sale by
noy 33 tf KERCHNER & CALDER BROS
Sugar.-
5 ' ,.-r' .vt
-
Butter,
V"'
OS u-..
IgaWla&o
Si!:
ao;
Mm
Meat
Oorn&
0 tJM
Tib;
e,
m
fi .11'. .5UI i
For sale at the Large Wholesale Grocery of
n Vollers,
Fronfand DockStn :
novitffi
Harness and
No. o Bo. Front St.
mm
BOJll
ABLE
a otner purposes .
NEWSPAPERS,
30 III 'aNYTQTJAN VITY
WHISKEY Northern, tt
North Carolina, tt gal
wwii unwasnea,
Washed. tt ft..
.. ......
00 00 01
90 11 W
10
7 00
.f 5 00
4 50
3 00
1 00
1 00 t SO
18 . 25
ssfia so
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III
31
38
19
M
30
360
14
14E
. 10C
40
28
20
1S5
40
230
IS 50
00 00
1100
10 00
7
1 50
134
IX
23
15
85
75
85
8)1
11
ss
x
II
700
8 60
5 00
7 60
15 GO
00 00
00
6
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5151
6 M
500
400
500
WXIiIfTINOTON MONET AABKB1
Exchange (sight) on New York, M disc'L
Baltimore, y "
Boston, X "
Philadelphia, M "
Western Cities, h "
Exchange 30 days 1 tt cent.
Bans of New Hanover Stock 86
First National Bank, 7t
Navassa Guano Co. lc
N. C. Bonds Old Ex-Coupon S3
Do. Funding 1865 8
Do. M 1888 :8
Do. New a 13
Do. Special Tax..... '1
Do. to N. C. Railroad 80
W. St. W. R. R. Bonds 7 Be (Gold Int) . 100
Carolina Central R. R. Bonds, 8 ttc .40
WiL Col. Ss Aug. R. R. " 80
Wilmington City Bonds, S c 75
7 ttc 80
u " old 6 ttc 70
" " new 6 ttc... 70 (Gold Inu
3. u Stte 76( "
New Hanover County ...8 ttc 75 (Cur. Int)
W. St W. Railroad Stock , .46
North Carolina R. R. " 60
WU. Gas Light Co. " 45
Wilmington Cotton Mills 100
Mountain Beef.
I WISH TO SAY TO MY FRIENDS AND THE
public generally, that I have inst received a
Car Load of FINE MOUNTAIN BEEF, which I
will offer for sale at CITIZENS' MARKET, and
STALL No- 6, at prices to suit the timet.
Cash orders respectfully solicited by
sept 36 tf T. A. WATSON & CO.. Prop's.
You Want
rpHESE THINGS YOU SAY MADE SKIL
FULLY, of good material and for the least money.
Yon will patronize home industry if it costs no
more than to place your orders elsewhere. Good.
That's business. We've everything now in apple
pie shape for the manufacture of Buggies, Wagons '
Carts, Drays, Harness, &c. -See
now if we cant please yon and keep jour
money home. '
novSStf GERttARDT A CO.
A Cardlo the Afflicted.
Br. ROBERTSON, 19 So. Entw
. Street, Baltimore, MM,
From fifteen years' experience in hospital and pri
vate practice, guarantees a permanent care In all
diseases of the URINARY ORGANS and of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM, via ; Organic and Seminal
Weakneta, Impotency (loss of sexual power). Ner
vous Debility and Trembling, Palpitation of the
Heart, Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Pains in the
Back and Nocturnal Emissions, etc., all resulting
from abuses ln youth or excesses in manhood Dis
eases recently contracted cured ln Ave to ten days,
and the poison entirely eradicated from the sys
tem. Also all blood and skin diseases -quickly
cored. Dr. Robertson, a graduate of the Universi
ity of Maryland, refers to any of the leading phy
sicians of Baltimore. Special attention given to
all female complaints and irregularities.
All communications strictly confidential, and me
dicines sent to any address. Call or write, enclos-
iy. septm
ng stamp for repl
sept!
Just Received,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF BRUSHES
and COMBS, which I am setting very low.
The purest WHISKKYS.BRANDISS and WINES
for Medicinal Purposes always on hand.
I oeWtf
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
tanairronisireeiB,
N.E. corner Market!
Wilmingttm. $.9,
mffglff&j 5s nO)3TA w -. If te'vOft