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Saturday MobkiAg, t)e& 8 1879. THE LATEST NEWS. FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD rORBKtN INTBLLI6KNCB. Paul tie Ciitifnto Formally Con- ttied-Pamlne In Sliest aud Saxo ny The English Cotton Trade steamer Stranded See. By Cable to the Morning Star London, Dec. 5. A Paris dispatch states that in the debate in the Chamber of Depu ties, last nujht, M. Paul de Cassagnac was formally censured by the House, for refus ing to retract the insult offered M. Jules Ferry, Minister of Public Instruction. The famine in upper Silesia is so serious that in many villages over one-third of the nnnn utinn are SiarvlUH. xamiuo auu uio tress are appearing in Saxony among the peasants and weavers. The Times financial article says "the In dustry Cotton Spinning Company, owners of the large mills at Oldham, have gone into liquidation in consequence of the de pression in trade." The Manchester Guardian says "the re named activity and upward movement in cotton has compelled producers to raise quotations a point, but the market has not responded. There has been some little buying in two or three departments at Tuesday's rates, but on the whole business was very light. India and China mer chants stdl hold off, and the advance above mentioned has further widened the gap be tween sellers and buyers." A Cabul dispatch reports that the Gover nor of Maidan was killed by a party of Afghan regulars and hill men. The Gover nors of Kohistan and Lomar Valley are menaced with the same fate. Liverpool, December 5. The steamer Arizona, from New York for Liverpool, which was seriously damaged by collision with an iceberg, passed Fostnell this morn insr on her wav to this port. The steamer Anglian, from New York for Glasgow, is stranded in a snow storm, near Pladdon. a low, rocky island of Scot land, in the Frith of Clyde, off the south end of the island of Arran. It is expected that she will be sot off. The vessel makes no water. Dublin. December 5. Thomas Bren- nan, a prominent land agitator and Secre tary of the National Land League, was ar rested this morning ana taKen to oasueion. He is charged with using seditious language and endeavorme to seduce the ponce irom their allegiance. The Court of Queen's Bench to-day grant ted the application of the Crown for the re moval of the trials of the Sligo prisoners to Dublin, in case true bills are found against the latter bv the Shzo errand liiry. St. Petersburg. December 5. Prince Gortschakoff arrived here this afternoon. It is reported that two persons have been arrested for complicity in tne recent at tempted assassination of the Czar. LOUISIANA. Indictment of an Ex-Bank Officer for Embezzlement and a Doctor for A r-son-.Tlarlne Disaster. By Telegraph to the Morning Star. New ORLEANS.December 5. Berry Rus sell, formerly President of the Bank of La fayette, was to-day indicted by the Grand Jury, charged with embezzling bonds and money of the bank in June, 1878. There are two counts, and bail is fixed at $5,000 in each. A capias was issued, but up to a late hour Russell was not arrested. Russell is already under $75,000 bond for bis ap pearance in the Criminal Court in proceed ings instituted by liquidators. The Grand Jury also indicted Dr. H. P. Wahl for attempting to set fire to his resi dence in August last. His bail was fixed at ilO.000. The bark Stabil, hence Saturday for Gi braltar, struck an obstruction in the river, causing damages estimated at $4,000. The vessel returned for repairs. CINCINNATI. Prealdent or tne Liverpool of Commeree Addresses Clumber the Mer- chants. By Telegraph to the Horning Star. Cincinnati, Dec. 5. Wm. B. Forwood, President of the Chamber of Commerce of Liverpool. England, was introduced on 'Change to-day, and made a short address, in which he said he had made an extensive tour of the cotton States, and thought it was somewhat hazardous to attempt to es timate the cotton crop of this country; he was satisfied the increase this year would be between two and three hundred then sand bales. He was glad to say it had been produced cheaper than usual, and was being gathered, packed and shipped in much better order than ever before. He congratulated the city on its enterprise in building a road to the boutb, and the whole country on its prosperity. NEW YORK. An inspector of Election Sent to tne Slate Prison Tne cental System. By Telegraph to the Morning star. New York, December 5. Thos. Bo- land, inspector of elections, who was con victed last week of falsely and fraudulently issuiDg certificates of the votes cast for Ueo. Hall, for Alderman, at the elec tion of 1878, was to-day sentenced to two years in the State prison ;by Judge Brady, The judge denied tne motion for arrest of Judgment and also for a new trial. The ward of Managers of the Produce Exchange, at their meeting to-day, ordered that the cental system, so far as it relates to grain, go into effect Dec. 31st, 1879. MASSACHUSETTS. Accident In a Flonr Mill-Three Men Killed. L By Telegraph to the Horning Star. BoyroN.December 6. Three men, named Nourse, Lynch and Reardon, were killed in the flouring mill of Ellis Packard, at lirocton, mass., tnia aiternoon. bv the a v- ing way of the floor upon which.was stored five thousand bushels of corn in bulk. The men were carried down with the falling u jor ana Dunea unaermreetnousanu bush els of grain. Before they could be extrica ted all were dead from suffocation. ELECTRIC SPARKS Medferd Waters, colored, nineteen years uiu, was uaugeu yesterday, at JSlkton, Jttd., ii JCL""n8 wnaiey, colored, ucsr vcuutuu, .twveinuer vin. Very Rev. Father Vanderberger, Superior ui me uiiaie r amers, oi .Brownsville, Texas wno recently arrived in XSew York from Europe, bringing with him four Priests and five Sisters of Charity for the Rio nny. district, left New York Thursday evening by rail for New Orleans. 6 A. Nashville special says that Scott Ste phens, a notorious character of Columbia Tenn., attacked Deputy A. D. Nicholson iq the streets of that place the other night knocking him down with a brick. Nidhol son drew a revolver and shot Stephens through the abdomen, causing his death Thursday. Nicholson surrendered. Why let your Bab suffer and perhaps die, when a bottle of Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup would at once relieve it and effect a cure. 1 rice 25 cents. j .' 1 1 " ' - - . -- . . rOKBtGft IN I BlrLlCFBRCB . , - Ecypt Preparing for War With Aby Mlnla A church of England minis ter Converted to K emanlsm-Cubau A flair a, 4c. ny Cable to the Morning Star, i London, Dec. 5. Advices from Egypt represent that the government of that coun try is actively preparing for war with Abys sinia. The Egyptian forces will be divided into two columns, one of 8,000 men to take the offensive from the Egyptian harbor of Arkiks, and one of 12,000, under com mand of Gordon Pasha, which will occupy entrenched positions at Gazim and Bahai, on the main Abyssinian roads leading to Goudan. The Post, this morniog, announces mat Rev. Arthur Wagner, of St. Paul's church, Brighton, has joined the Romish Church, on account of the acceptance by a majority of the English clergy of the Erastian doings of Lord Penseance's Court. It isrumored that several members of his comrregation and one of the sisterhoods of Brighton will follow his example. The brig Julia F. Carney has been totally destroyed by fire at St. Paul de Soanda. Her crew were saved . The crew and passengers of the Anchor, T : l I -J ,u TP.ii I, I Ajiue sieauier auRiia, sirauucu iu mo xiiiu m i. i i " V.i m oi iiiyue, nave ueeu tatteu uu. xugo uu lighters have been sent to her assistance. A disriatch from Alexandria to Reuters' Telegram Company says that the reports of impending hostilities between .dgypw ana Abyssinia are greatly exagerated. No troops have left Cairo and none are preparing to leave except one battalion, which Gordon Pasha asked for in his last commuamauon. St. Petersburg, December 5. The Czar visited the Theatre last night, and was most enthusiastically received. The per formance was suspended while the Russian national anthem was sung. An excited crowd, on Tuesday, broke in the windows of a house near Moscow. whence they supposed the mine had been tired. They bad commenced, to wreck tne home but were stopped by the police. Madrid, December 5. A Cabinet coun cil has approved the report of the Senate Committee on the bill for the abolition of slavery in Cuba. The report will be read in the Senate Tuesday next. Premier Uam- pos has promised the Cuban Deputies that he will shortly present to the Cortes bills relative to economical reforms, and also re forms in the laws relative to the coasting trade in Cuba. Vienna, Dec. 3. The Lower House of I the Reichstrath has rejected a motion for I the reduction of the standing army, and adopted the first clause of the government's bill fixing the strength of the army on a war footing At 800,000 men. LOUISIANA. Republican Falsehoods Tne Elec tion n Quiet and Pan nam I one. By Cable to the Morning Star.l Yicksbubo, Miss., Decembers. The re port from Delta, published in the Observer, and telegraphed from New Orleans last night, is pronounced false in every par ticular. R. H. Brown, the man who was reported to be banged, was at home at Tallalulah, La., this evening, well and hearty. The other cases reported are on a par with that of Brown. The election passed off more quietly than has been' known for years. New York Comparative Cotton State ment. New York, Deo. 5. Taelfollowing is the comparative cotton statement for the week ending this date: 1879. 1878. Net receipts at all United States ports during week . 218.793 220.346 Total receipts to this date 2.370,174 1,942,761 Exports for week 143,974 186,685 Total exports to this date 1.290.365 1.038.507 Stock in all U. S. ports. 696,282 622,443 Stock in all interior towns 159.194 148.431 Stock in Liverpool 339,000 329,000 American afloat for Great Britain 815,000 248,000 Macon not received. Liverpool Cotton Trade. Liverpool, Dec. 5. This week's circu lar of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Asso ciation say 8: Cotton was in moderate de mand. It was rather dull early in the week and prices declined, but Thursday's busi ness was extensive, and prices slightly ad vanced as compared with those of last week. American declined id. early in lhe week, but it became excited on Thursday and prices rose d-lbu. since last week. Sea, Island continues in good demand and firm. Futures opened dull and continued quiet un- in sionuay evening, prices declining s-sbo., dui on i uesoay me demand improved and the market has since trained strength. On Thursday there was some excitement and a very extensive trade was done. The final rates are 8-16ad. above last Thursday's prices. New Vort Naval Stores markst. December 8. Spirits Turpentine There is a better nttr- Kei wun stronger sontnero advices and in creased demand; merchantable order quo-; ted at 4l42c. Rosins are held firmly,; ana mere is a moderate inquiry. The fol lowing quotations are nominal for rosins Good strained at $1 65; common do at j jno. a n D' atfi ooahz.vz,; jno. i u ri at $2 753 50; good No. 1 I at $3 87i4 12 ; low pale n at 4 3744 021; pale M at $5 00(&5 25; extra pale at t5 75a6 00. and window glass W at $6 507 00. City pitch at fa 00. Tar quoted at SI 752 25, the latter tor w umington. New York Peanut market. L Journal of Commerce, Dec. 4. Peanuts are at firm prices and demand lair. Prices are for Virginia, biS4c per lb. for prime new, 44c for extra prime new, 4c for fancy new, and hand-picked at Organettes. rpHB IMPROVED ORGANBTTES, FOB SALB at the LIVE BOOK STORE, are the most peifect Instruments of the kind in use and lowest in price. Copygrams, in Walnut Casea, all sizes. Copy Books and Presses . Legal Cap, Foolscap, Bill, Letter and Bote Faper. I An elegant assortment of Box Papeteries, all the latest styles. For sale at . HEINSBERGER'S Live Book and Music Store. dec 4 tf New Jewelry Store. ffV:, X HE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO INFORM the citizens ef Wilmington and vicinity that he has opened a JEWELRY STORE, at No. 3 SOUTH rituT BTJUSjrr, wnerene wiu Kepair Watches, Clocks and Chronometers at prices consistent with gooa worn, i nave naa twenty years' practical ex perience. A portion of the trade is respectfully solicited. 3. L. WINNER, uco h jeweller The Star. THE OLDEST NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN X the Pee Bee section, one of the wealthiest and mostprosperous in the State, offers to Commission uuu yy uoiesate nercoaats ana junaraci u those who have adopted the plan of sample, an excellent medium of lumi with a large and Influential class of merchants, me caanics, planters and naval store men, whose pat ronage Is worth solicitation. Advertisements and Kusmesi Cards inferted on liberal terms. WILMHTGrTON MAKKK J. The official or opening quotations at low are posted at the Produce Exchange daily at 1 K M. , afid fefer to prices at that hour. STAR OFFICE, December 5. SPIRITS TURPENTINE. The market opened firm at 38 cents per gallon for regu lar packages, but declined later in the day to 37 cents, at which price 90 Casks were sold, closing quiet and steady. ROSIN. The market was quoted steady at $1 80 per bbl for Strained and Good Strained. We hear of a small sale of Strained, say 250 bbls, at $1 30 per bbl. TAR The market was steady at $110 per bbl Of 280 pounds, with sales at thai price. CRUDE TURPENTINE The markei was firm at $1 602 60 for Hard and Yel low Dip, with sales of receipts at quota tions. COTTON The market opened and closed firm, with sales reported of 160 bales on a basis of 12 cents per lb for Middling. The following were the official quotations t Ordinary. 10f cents $ lb Good Ordinary. . . . ; . . . 1111-16 " Strict Good Ordinary.. . " Low Middling. 121-10 " j Middling 12$ i Good Middling... 12 H , Quotations conform to the classifications of the American Cotton Exchange UTS Sales reported of at 90 cents for Ordinary, Prime, $1 10 for Extra Prime, for Fancy. Market steady. RECEIPTS, Cotton 511 Spirits turpentine 65 bales, casks. , ... aao KO W de turpentine. ....... . . : 266 l31KTI MAKKHTft. By Telegraph to the Morning Star. New Yobx, December 5. Noon. Honey strong at 5 pet cent sterling short 4844. State exchange, long;' bonds unchanged. Governments quiet. Evening Money 67 percent. Sterling exchange 482i. Governments firm and higher newfives 108; four and a half per cents 105f; four per cents 103f. State bonds dull; and nominal, f Uommernai. New York, December 5. Noon Cot ton quiet and firm; sides of 708 bales at 13 13fa Futures irregular; December de livery 12.86 cents; January delivery 13.08 nla; February delivery 13.35 cts; March livery 13. 56 cts; April delivery 13.70 cts; y delivery 13.85 eta. Flour unchanged. eat moderately active. Oorn quiet. ork strong at $12 95. Lard firm at $8 05. fMHlBTlffrvMRfWV'H cents. Rosin $1 65. Freights steady. Eveshnf-JCkitosjo quiet, with sakM o48 bales; mHstintphtads 13. cts; middling Orleans rat cts; weekly net receipts u.'ao bales; gross receipts 51,587 bales; exports to Great Britain 9,696 bales, to France 759 bales, to the continent 3,047 bales; sales 3,508 bales; stock 64,096 bales. Southern flour steady and very quiet; common to fair extra $6 006 80; good to choice do $6 40 7 87i. Wheat le better on winter, with active speculative business, mainly in New York red; ungraded winter red $1 351 50; No. 3 do SI 41ai 42; No. 2 do SI 50 51; No. 1 do SI 514; mixed winter SI 47 1 48. Corn ic better, with only a moderate trade; ungraded 60i63 cents. Oats a shade stronger, closing weak; No. 3, 49c. Coffee firm and fairly active. Sugar dull and wholly nominal; fair to good re fined 89i cts; prime 9j cts; refined dull; standard A 910 cts; granulated 7?i cts; crushed 10i10 eta Molasses quiet and unchanged. Rice steady, with a mod erate demand. Spirits turpentine dull and easier at 40i cts. Rosin dull and easier at $1 60. Pork leas active and lower; mess on spot $13 00; middles quiet and firm; long clear $7 oil; snort clear $7 70; long and short clear $7 62i. Lard lower and fairly active, dosing firm at $8 108 20. Whiskey firm and quiet at $1 17. Freights steady. Uoiton net receipts l.Zvo bales; cross re ceipts 17,449 bales. Futures irregular, closing steady, with sales of 241,008 bales at the following quotations: December 18.32 13 33 cento, January 13.49Q13.50 cents, February 13.70ai3.71 cents, March 13.89 13.90 cents, April 14.0514.08 cents. May 14.14(3114.16 cents. June 14.30(3.14.33 cents. July 14.3614.ba cents, August 14.4014 45 cents. Baltimore, December 5. Flour strong; iiowara street and western superfine S4 75 5 50; extra $5 756 25; family $6 75 &7 25; city mills super $5 00&5 50: extra $5 756 50; family $7 007 50; Kio brands $7 257 50; Fatapsco family $8 00. South ern, wheat steady; western irregular and lower; southern red $1 03; amber $1 50 1 60; No. 2 western winter red, on spot and December delivery SI OOtf&l 51; Janu ary delivery $1 52WA1 524; February deliv ery $1 541 54$ . Southern corn higher; western firm; southern white 5961c; yel low 6061c. Oats firm ; southern 472a43c ; western white 4747ic; do mixed 4546ic ; Pennsylvania 4747ic. .Provisions firm. Mess pork S13 0013 50. Bulk meats loose; shoulders 4K; clear ribs aides 6fc; do packed 54A7c Bacon shoulders 5fc; clear rib sides 8ic; hams 10illic liardotc. Coffee steady; Kto in cargoes 1417ic. bugar lower; A. soft lUfllufc. Whiskey firm and higher at $1 141 14. Freights quiet. Chicago. December 5. Flour nominally unchanged. Wheat unsettled and generally: lower; JNo. a red winter si 36il a7; Ko 2 Chicago spring $1 25; rejected 964c Com unsettled and generally lower; 40c cash; 4lfc January; rejected 38c. Oats excited and higher; 34c cash; 34fc Decern ber. Pork excited and unsettled, but gen erally higher, opened strong and closed at inside prices, $13 50 cash; $13 00 Decem ber. Lard excited and opened stroncr and higher, closed at iliside prices; $7 75 cash; $7 85 January. Bulk meats unsettled and ceneiallv hbzher: shoulders S4 75: dear sides $6 70; short clear $6 90. Whiskey" steady and unchanged. At the close wheat was in good demand and HBAc higher. Corm but not quotably higher. Oats stronger; 344c January. Lard firmer but not quotably higher. St. Louis, December 5. Flour, medium grades scarce and stronger; double extra $5 605 75; family $6 056 10; choice to fancy $6 15a6 60. Wheat lower: No. 2 red fall $1 32 cash; $1 35gU 85 January; No. 3 do $1 24. Corn easier; 3738c cash: 374a37ic oecember. oats hrm at 88c Whiskey steady A $1 11. Fork dull; $14 00 February. Lard quiet at $7 75 asked. Bulk meats dull, weaker and un settled; shoulders $4 35g4 45; clear ribs S6 556 70; clear sides $6 75C 85. Bacon quiet and unchanged. COTTON fflABKET. By Telegraph to the Morning Star. December 5. Galveetesx, strong at 12 coats net receipts 3.178 bales; Norfolk. quiet at 12 cents net receipts 4,845 bales;. xjaiiiuiuic, urui m hi www uci icceipis 370 bales; Boston, firm at 13 cenU net re- 1,985 bales; Philadelphia, firm at 13 n 13,334 bales; Mobile, arm at 12 cents net receipts 4,049 balesi Memphis, strong at l,busb- and.$120 cts net receipts so oaies; savannah, very bates; Augusta, quiet at llf ceats net receipts 1,609 bales) wnarieaion, quiet at lt cents net receipts Receipts Galveston. 23.889 bales; Norfolk, 24,813 bales; Baltimore, 718 'JaTsmiJB.'SSf'SS; Orleans. 62.422 bales: Mobile 50.884 balesi Memphis, 29,443 bales; Augusta, 6,878 bales; Charleston, 22,564 bales. KOKBIGN MA RKKTk, By Cable to the Morning Star.l LiivKiiPooL, Dec. 5. Cotton quieter; middling uplauds 6 15 10U; middling Or leans 71 led; dales 8,000 bales, of Which 1,000 bales were for speculation and export; receipts 23,500 bales, all uf which were American. Futures easier; middling up lands, 1 m c, December delivery 6 15-16d; December. and January delivery 6 15-16 681-32d; January ana February delivery 7,6 31-327d; February and March deliv 7 l-3j7 J,-j6d; Marchjtnd April deliv elj 1 84BBftd; April and May delivery 7 r3-16, 7 W27 316d;May and June de livery 7 7-327id ; June and July delivery 79-82d. - The sales for the 'week were 59,000 bales; American 42,000 bales; speculation 4,000 bales; export 5,000 bales; actual export 9,006 bales; imports 92,000 bales, of which 78.000 were Ameriean: stock 339.000 bales. of which 227,000 bales are American; afloat isw.uuu bales, of which sid.uou bales are American. 1 30 P. M. Middling uplands, 1 aac, De cember and January delivery 6 15-16d; January and February delivery 7 31-32d ; February and March delivery 7 l-32d ; March and April delivery 7 3-32d ; May and June delivery 7 3-32d. 2.30 P. M. Middling uplands, 1 m c, April and May delivery 7 5-32d; June and July delivery 7d. 8.80 P. M. Middling uplands, 1 m c January and February delivery 7d; Feb ruary and March delivery 7 l-16d. 4 P. M. Middling uplands, 1 m c, March and April delivery 7d ; April and May de livery 7 3-16d. 5 P. M. Middling uplands, 1 m c. Janu ary and February delivery 7 l-82d; Feb ruary and March delivery 7 3-82d; March and April delivery 7 8-16d; May and June delivery 7 9-32d; June and July, delivery 7 o - led. Futures closed strong . Sales of cotton to-day include 6.100 bales American. JOB PRINTING. THE MORNING STAR Steam Printing House, MORNING STAB BUILDING, PB1NCESS STBBBT. MOST THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED PRINTING OFW1CB Of THE CITY. FINE BOOK, NEWSPAPER db MERCANTILE I PRINTING AND BINDING, CHEAP FOB CASH. ALSO, TUBA TBICAL POSTERS, PROGRAMMES 4 TICKETS, INSURANCE PRINTING, BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS, CARDS, DODGERS. STEAMSHIP, STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD WORK EXECUTED IN QUICKER T1MK AND BETTER STYLE THAN Bi ANY OTHER OFFICE IS WILMINGTON.: FIRST CLASS WORK AND LOW PRICES THE MORNING STAR STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, PRINCESS STREET, WILMINGTON, N. C, ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO AND WORK SENT TO ANiPART OF THE UNITED STATES, C. O.D. SMALL ORDERS EXECUTED WITH SAME PROMPTNESS AS LARGER ONES. THE Tobacco and Cigar Store. T RESPECTFULLY INFORM THK PUBLIC JL opened a FIRST CLASS TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORB, on Market Street, one door east of Mcllhenny'g Drme Store. I selected my Goods m person, and my friends ana tne puduc win naa mat i nave an excellent as sortment or Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos, Clears and Cigarettes. Meerschaum, Imitation, Briar, Apple, Original ana viay npes, Meerschaum aad Briar Cigar Tabes, Do. Cigarette do. Do. Buttons. Welchsel, Cherry and Path Stems, Cigar and Ci sarette Cases , Tobacco Poaches. Horn Bits. Ac. I will endeavor to please, and keep First Class Goods, aad hope to receive a liberal share of pat- ronage. nor 33 tf WALTKR CONKS Just Received, GARDEN PEAS (New Crop), Wholesale and Retail Hos tetter 's Bitters, Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil, Lange's Plugs, a substitute for Tobacco, Porous Plasters, Ac, &c, For sale low by dec 5 tf GRBSN A PLANNER, Druggists . For Sale, A T LYNCHBURG DEPOT. SUMTER COUNTY Uf. 8. C, onW., C. A.R.R.. Two Turpentine Locations, Three Stills, Bight Moles, and Three Wagons, with complete outfit. The property will be divided to salt purchasers. Address J. H. JOHNSON. oct 22 lm Magnolia, South Carolina For Bent, THAT DESIRABLE WHARF, at foot of Mul berry Street, lately occupied by the Baltimore Steamship Company, complete with Offices, Sheds, Ac Also, the COAL and WOOD YARD, corner of Front and Mulberry streets, at present occupied by J. A. springer. Apply to sept SO tf H. NTJTT. Thanksgiving W ood TjVB THOSE WHO WILL APPRECIATE LOW PRICES. They can be accommodated with the best article; have it sawed for Grates, Stoves or Fire places, lor less money man neretorore, ana ae- uverea prempuy irom me central zara ny nov ts ' J. A. SPRINGER. You Want THINGS YOU. SAY MADE SKIL FULLY, of good material and for the least money, You 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 Buggiae, Wagons Carts, Dsamsrpess,c See now if we cant please you and keep yoer money home nov 30 tf GERHARDT E0 Pert Alsaenac-Dcfember 6. BtkttiUiseg. . . . . i ; ; . ; ; 6.57 A. M. 8uu Sets. .....:..;: 4 46 P. M. High Water (SfaiiUifilie) 12 44Even His. (Wilmington) 4 Day's Length. h. 49ml ARRIVED. Steam yacht Passport. Harper, Smith ville, George Myers. Bcbr Jennie F VVillev. 309 tons. Chad- wick, Barren Island, witb Guano to C. C. K. K. ; vessvl to EG Barker & Co. CLEARED. Steamship Regulator, Doane. New York, Thos E Bond. Steam yacht Passport, Harper, Sm i tbville, George Myers. wer brig Fiende. Seibvulist. Liverpool. DeRosset & Co. RtrOR t St. COASTWISE. Nem Toek Steamship Reguiatoi 1.990 bales cotton, 450 bags rough rice, 25.118 feel lumber, 113 bbls rosin, 100 do pitch. $3 do crude turpentine, 8 bales rn, 33 pkgs mdse. FOREIGN. Liverpool Ger brig Frendt 1.000 casks spirits turpentine, 959 bbls rosin. MAKING DIRECTORY. 55 List of Vessel In tne Port t mlugiou, N.C.. Dee. 6. I8T9. This list does not embrace vessels under 60 tons. BARQUES. Fingal(Nor.), 322 tons, Paulensen, RE Heidc Bessie Parker (Br.), 685 tons. Tucker. G P Mebane Augusta (Span.), 374 tons. Gortia. E Peschau & Westermaun Enrique (Arg.), 582 tons, Paysoa, C P Mebane Margaretha (Ger.). 572 tons, HiHerichs, -a. rrscnau s vraaienna Lydia Peschau (Ger.), 367 tone, Brothers, repairing, E Peschau & Westermaun Marie (Ger.), 581 tons. Permier, sepsMaipg u i-escuau & vseeternHrnn Oaleou (Dan.), 313 tons, Kalsbold, R E Heide True (Ger.). 459 tons. Seibert. E Peschau & Westermaun viKing t,ror-)i o ions, itasmussen, re pairing, B EUeide BRIGS. Brazilian (Nor.), 335 tons, Berge, R E Heida Gem (Br.), 281 tons, Richardson, . Alex Sprunt & Son VUltur JNor.), 224 tons, ifiilertsen, RE Heida: Dos Cunados (Sp.), tons, repairing. Schooners. Jennie F Willie, 301 tone, Cnadwick, Master; T B Wtlberspoon, 364 ions. Shepherd. E G Barker & Co John A Griffin, 305 tons, Selover, Harriss & Howell Annie R Lewis, 217 ions, Lewis, E G Barker & Co Helen J Hoi way, 223 tons, Tbomoson, E G Barker & Co Walter E Palmer, 127 tons. Staples. EG Barker & Co Allavela, 128 tons, Holt, in distress. E G Barker & Co Sadie Willcutt, 365 tons, Watts, in distress. xu u Liar Ker as tOf Notice. If the Signal letters of any ves sel in port are displayed by the U. S. Sig nal Office, the vessel so designated should sena asnore lor teieeram. WILMINGTON, N. CISOth Nov. 1679 'JHS KKGUL.AR ANNUAL MEETING OP TUB Stockholders of The Navaesa Guano Company of Wilmington, will be held at their Office, in Ihia City, on THURSDAY, 11th December, prex. . at 11 o'cik. A. M. i)UAL,ll MAOKAK, nor 3J lOt bee and Treasurer. Marshall and Liverpool Salt, Just la. 1AA Sacks MARSHALL'S 1UUV PINK SALT, unnn sacK LavtEitt-uui salt, OUVW &triped Sacks, Bagging, Tim, &c 1000 WhoIe and nalf 110113 n AQUINO, 3000 Bundle8 Wcw nKS IQA A Lbs. BALING TWINS, ;oVJ 1300 Kegs NAILS, all sizes Hoop Iron, Spirit Barrels, Qlue. Molasses, Flour, Sugar, Y(Q Hhds nd Bbl" MOLASSES, 1100 FL0UR' Fami!y t0 Super, Bbls SUGARS, HO Granulated. A, Extra C, aad C 1 (IA Bags BIO COFFEE, 123 Tnba Choice LS AF LAKU- 2QQ Boxes Pare CANDf, , 125 Bbl8 and 80X08 Fre8b crackers Q Boxea Selected CREAM CHEESE, Laundry and Toilet Soaps. Lye and Potash, Soda, uanaiee, anon, rooacco. etc., 'or sale lowbv WILLIAMS MTJBCHISON. Wholesale Gro. Com. Merts. nov 30 tf 2QQ Bags VIRGINIA MEAL, 1000 Busb White and 111x01 CORN And lots of Fancy Candy Crackers, Fire Crackers, Canned Oysters, Tomatoes-Feaches, and all kinds or ugnt uooas tor ennsnnss. For sale low by D. L. GORE, dec 3 tf Nob. and S South Water st. Hats ! Hats ! Hats ! jQAPS 1 CAPS 1 CAPS ! LADIES' TRIMMED HATS 1 HARRISON ALLEN, Hatters. djc4 tf Just Received, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF BRUSHES ana cumus, wrucn 1 am selling very low. The purest WHISK KY8,BKANDIKS and WINES ror Meaicmai mrposes always on band. J. K. MoILHENNT, Wholesale aad Retail Druggist, N. E. corner Market and Front streets, oc 19 tf Wilmington. N. C, We Are SELLING THB BUT HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES. COLLARS. &c. for the least money. If yon don't think so try us once. "Manufacturing and Repairing Harness and Trunks a specialty. MALLARD BOWDEN. nov 30 tf No. 8 So. Front St. Hay ! Ho ! 400 BA1'BS CHOICB EASTERN HAY. PRESTON CUMBHNG CO., Millers and Grain Dealers. dec2 tf Stop H. C. PREMPBRT'S FASHIONABLE SHA VING and HAIR DRESSING PARLOR, at No. 7 South Front Street, where yea will be served in a No. 1 style. Remember the Big Seven. Jte. nov 30 tf Gents' Button Gaiters. JUST RECEIVED THE FIFTH LOT of those Elegant Blue Cloth Top Hand-Sewed Button Gaiters, decidedly the neatest and cheapest Shoe In the market. Genu' Shoes of every --sniilr!it style at extremely low prices . THOMAS H. HOWEY, nov 30 tf No. 47 North Market Street, or mm UFA L tf AM D VKliM t &d Goods K .-i Jk& . . m - 36 Market Street. ttlfSO VM . Ulyr Jilted - k - Having succeeded after several weeks of untiring industry and effort in buying the CHOICEST PRODUCTS of European and American Manu- facturers, I am prepared to offer to my I BARGAINS in all the different Departments, which and EXCELLENCE by any House in the city or elsewhere. BLACK DRESS SILKS, Of Bellon, Gurnet, Teillard and Pouaon, Our celebrated heavy soft Gros Grain for One Dollar per yard. COLORED; SiLKS, SILK VELVETS, SATINS in plain and satin etripes. DRESS GOODS. L. - ' Satin Melange, Cashmere Soie, Brocade Peraan, Persau liaye, Raye Broche Cavalo Mohair, i Colored Cashmeres from 45 cents up. Colored Alpacas, all shades, 12 cents; Double Width Colored Alpacas, heavyyonly 16 cts per yard. A Great Variety of different styles, suitable for the season, very low MOURNING GOODS. The best assortment ever offered here in Drab D'Ete, Bombazine, Ta mise, Crape Cloth ; Plain, Striped and Brocade Cashmere; Henriettas, Mo hairs, Australian Cloth. CLOAKS, WATERPROOFS, SHAWLS, Trimmings; Silk, Grass and Cheneil Fringes; Gloves and Hosiery, evry style, good and cheap; Skirts and Corsets. The best Fifty Cent Corset ever sold iu the city. RIBBONS Fancy, Satin, Striped and Brocaded. Laces and Embroi deries in greatest variety. Housekeeping Goods, Blankets, Flannel. MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. Ladies'Cloth, Ladies and Children's Me rino Vests, Runnings, Ties, Fancy Goods. One Thousand Dozen Linen Handkerchiefs, from 5c up; DOMESTIC GOODS, &c, fco., & all at prices which defy competition, and qualities which cannot fail to give satis faction. I can assure my kind patrons that every article will be sold AS LOW, and THE MAJORITY LOWER, than at any previous season. M. M. oct 5 tr ONCE 65 and 25 for catting and you are eut 90 cents- a week to keep the old one agoing. Per contra, (whatever that means), on the other hand, for the new, the modern kitchener, the SAM Cook Stove, it takes just one -half saves you 46 cents a week. This saving makes it twelve times cheaper than the eld enough to school one of your chii dren small one and who hasn't a email one f Sold only by F. M. KING & CO., novSOtf 39 Market st. GLOWING I GLOWING! ALL OVER THE city genial heat and cheerful fire burns in those BEST OF STO VBS which we have put up the past week and so many of them I The cats play, the children laugh, the birds sing, all under the glow of those Self -Feeders kept by PABKSR & TAYLOR. More left and coming. BEAUTIFUL 150 FIRE TEST OIL ! no v 23 1 f OLD STAND 1 9 Front stress Kash Kustomers Kali. AT P. H. HAYDEN'S, Carriage, Buggy, Dray and Cart, Harness and Saddle Establishment, where you can eet iM ili Carriages, Buggies, Harness, Baddies, Bridles, Horse Blankets, Saddle Cloths, and every thing in his line-at Beck Bptftam Prices . Repair ing done at sho4 foiie omr V nov 80 tf TMrdfnet. maflTet and Princess st The New Hat Store. THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS METHOD of informing his numerous patrons that here after he. will be pleased to wait on them at No. 13 North Front Street, where can be found the latest, prettiest and most fashionable styles of Hats, to gether with a One assortment of Gent's Underwear, Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas. &c. JOHN M. ROBINSON, No. 13 North Front St. nov 30 tf South of Puree 11 House. Morning News Serials. A New Story if a Lady of Krontii. The Savannah Weekly News Of OCTOBER 4th will contain the first chapters of a story of thrilling interest, entitled ANABEL'S SECRET ! Bf M J.CpBl4j3l. We desire not to anticipate the pleasure which the readers of the WEEKLY NEWS will derive from the perusal of this charming story, and there fore will not speak of it here further than to say that in the management of an original and intense ly Interesting plot, not- less than in her powers of description, her life-like delineations of character, and the pure moral tone of her reflections, the ac-compllBhea-itiwi gjjBB aMorancetiaat she inherit the genlnsTdf h i iMIa attfoer. Mrn. Caroline Lee Bents, whose works of fiction have been so univer sally admired and still rank among the most popu lar Ameriean books ef their class. "Anabel's Se cret" is developed in California, of which State the anther was at one time a resident, and her vivid de scriptions of some of the most wonderful scenery of that picturesque region are among the striking features of the story. The new aerial will run through some eight or ten numbers of the Weekly. Subscribers who desire to have the story complete should send in their sub scriptions at once. Subscription $2 a year. $1 for six months. Mo ney can be sent by Money Order, Registered .Letter ui mprcBS, at our riBK. 0 . H. ESTILL. sept i tf Savannah, Geo. The Biblical Recorder. PUBLISHED BY Edwards, Broughton A, Co. RALEIGH, N. C. REV. C. T. BAILEY, Editor, REV. J. D. HUFHAM, Associate Editor, REV. W. T. WALTERS, D. D., Agricult'al Editor Organ of North Carolina Baptists. In Its Fortieth Tear. EVERY BAIHST SHOULD TAKE IT As an Advertising Medium Unsurpassed Only $. 10 per Year. Address BIBLICAL RECORDER, Jan ao-tf BaIeith,N.C. Tfl PEE ME f ATCIMAN. A First Class Weekly Newspaper Published at DARLINGTON C. H., 8. C. IT IS A LARGE PAPER 94x40 INCHES ALIVE with news, local, State and general, with special pains in the departments, for the family, of its out aide, which is all home work. It circulates in Darlington, Sumter, Marion and Marlboro, and hence is a moat valuable advertising medium. Circulation specially large at Florence. 8. C. Address A. A. F. A. GILBERT, sept 18 tf Darlington C,H.,S. c. V ..I ' ' a r JSL J T Patrons and Friends cannot be excelled ia VARIETY Striped Satino, Camel's Hair, KATZ, 36 Market St. MODEL LECTURES, P. L. Bridgers & Co. Drawn from THE ACTUAL EXPERIENCE OF L. P. T0 GROCERS GENERALLY AND ESPKCI X ALLY; Grocers Wholesale and Retail: Tonnv and Old Grocers; Rich and Poor Grocers; Grocer Up Town and Down Town ; Corner Grocers; Tewn, Front and Front Street Grocers; French, Dutch, Irisbj English and American Grecere ; Black. White and Green Grocers; Flour, Butter, Sweet Potato and Peanut Grocers; Ugly and Pretty, Noisy and Peaceful Grocers; Sleepy, Wide Awake and Seber Grocers; Respectable. Democratic and Republican Grocers; High Church and Low Church Grocer: City and Country Grocers; Lutheran. Episcopal, Methodist and Baptist, Yankee and Confederate. Cooperative. Cosmopolitan and Cheap, Fancy, Kin e. Funny and Frolicsome Grocers; Jelly, Jolly, Mar ried and Single, Meat Eating and Vegetarian, Full, Temperate, Ugly, Furious, Quarrelsome, Noisy, Liver Tongned, Camel Backed, Two Sided, One Sided and Slab Sided ;Grocers, our breath Is ex hausted in calling you to the captain's ottee to set tle. Brethren you are the best natural and most useful of all traders; you tickle and satisfy the in tellectual and animal wants; you sell Whiskey and quote proverbs, while OUR BEST STEWART RYE goes off at the rate of nearly THREE BARRELS per week, At Retail, "FOR CASH." only $1 per quart. BY RETAIL. There are too many small Retail Grocer in Wil mington for them to find the business as agreeable and profitable as the Mammoth Establishment of P. L. BRIDGERS A CO. One Hundred and Twenty-Four (184) Grocers to a population ef 13,446, show one Grocer to every 105 persons, or say one Grocer to every twenty 0ft) families. These Grocers will average two clerks apiece, who have families to support. We thus find from one-sixth to one-eighth of the population of Wilmington trying to support themselves by the sale of Provisions Is it any wonder that we hear of hard times when such is the case ? THB BUSINESS OUTLOOK IS SPLENDID. Wilmington has almost doubled her cotton trade In the last ten years. Charleston, they say, has al ready lost this season, over 2030 bales from Char lotte, and 5,800 from along the line of the W ., C. & A. R. It, all of which comes here. Anticipating a large .increase of business during the next sixty days, we have arranged for FOUR EXTRA CLERKS for the convenience of our customers. Saturdays you will obliee us by coming often and coming early and coming all the time. The sooner in the day you .buy the better yon will be pleased during ths rush at P. L. BRIDGERS ft CO. REX FLOUR, put up by Plant, and GUARAN TEED to be not as good as any in the city, but bet ter than the best When we say GUARANTEE we mean GUARANTEE . Buy a barrel of it, use twen ty or twenty fiva pounds, give it a thorough tet, and if it is not .the BEST ret am it to P. L. BRIDGERS & CO. and get your money refunded without deduction for that used. STEWART RYE WHISKEY. PRINCIPE CIGARS. Notice Extraordinary next week. P. L, Bridgers & Co. dec 4 tf H. BRUNHILD, L. BRUNHILD W. L. MEADOWS, Hendersen.N. C CAPE FBAK TOBACCO Manufacturers of ALL GRADES Of PLUG TWIST .and SMOKING TOBACCO. Wilmington, N. C. Try the TRADE MARK. " . iy IS tf TRIUMPH SMOEAW" ivbvw The Central Protestant A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS ANDFAMttYWBWS paper and the Organ of the Methcst ProUi tant Church in North Carolina, is published at Greensboro, N. C , ' Terms, S3 00 per annum, m annuv. Tbe eligibility or its 10 tivitv of Its asenta. and ( m onrt f rr i t flirt ftner t.hft more I In varinns anfltlrtiB. eive the claims upon the patronage ef tne adv 'i nrma vfirv favorable. eats, and address the editor J. L. MICHATJX, Greensboro, N. C. hd classes oi reuci CENTRAL peculiar HUM UUUH business ivur , .
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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