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WlLblAI!! H. BBRKAR
WILMINGTON, N. C:
Saturday Mornixg, Jan. 24r 188ft.
WlLiTllIIGTON AS A COTTON RIAB
KBT. A writer io thi Moaree itnquirer,
signing hinMelf "Equal Rates," avails
himself of a brief paragraph io the
Star concerning the number of ves
sels in our port, to institute an unfa
vorable comparison. between Wil
mington, as a cotton market, and
Monroe, ChatibttoraafI leigbT&ej
readiness with which "Equal Rates!
pounces upon a few lines that onlyi
referred to thesMppidg in out port to
hit Wilmington a blow, betrays the;
animus of the attack, and shows that
if he is acquainted- with "Equal
Rates," he may not 'know sq much
about qttal rights, t But we 4o;
not regret thjs eirMbition "of hos-s
tility a to our "raarket ' and to Wil-j
rnington. Our own cotton dealers
mav learn a lesson. Whatever o
truth there may be in the comparison
made by "Equal Rates," or that mayj
be made at any subsequent time, may
give a hint to our cotton buyers that
may serre si sood turn hereafter. If
what "Equal Rates'1 says ier tru
that " Wilmington is the lowest priced
cotton market of the four large mar-j
kets named, to.wit: .vWilmingtoii
lialeigh, Charlotte . and Monroe, j
then it is high lime that the cotto
bay era should explain to the coa&Uyl
why it is so. Hay, it is high timej
thaU i t wexe cot so. Bat . is it true ?
Do our cotton buyers pay less than
the cotton buyers of other towns J
especially of the three mentioned byj
"Equal Rates Bat' t this -point
let us bear what the Monroe -writer'
has to say. He says:
"Ihavat&kea the pain lo oiapare tho
price of cotton in the 'four largest cotton,
markets in the State) to-wit:
"Charlotte, Eleigh,2Moaroe, and Wil
mington; Xh& three first are interior towns
the latter la the eg? bj fbisiai and find the
following to be the result on the 13th, (and.1
about the flame ratfo1 prevails at -all times;)
the figures ara Ukahf ftom'.lhe istradedi
prices to the t-WUxaiaftaa &ar, Okarlottei
Chrfolte.'.....".:lllc 12J 'V.-izH?
Rateigfa ...illi : 12i 'iH-V
Monroe 13 12 3-16 13 M6
WilminRtoo, . . . .lft.; .124 . 124
"Itwmbetrbnitttf
mingtoa is the lowest priced cotton marked
of therVar5r&lJief'. nd veVshe is1
booinlNttAdd, fcAelpreaW the1
other markets the .freight they have to pay;
to place the cotton lsf Wilnuoon, and you
will. BBditbe vMonrDSimarkftv8d peintsf
hijrerthao WllmlBgtou, and Charlotte 421
points.
- . . . .. . ,
Are his pwwtnwfil taken? Is
Monroe 36 points higher than Wil
mrogton, or is Charlotte AZfefott?
higherr h What H tays ' lieProTicei
Uixcaaoge t it so, what is thewpTa
nation ?
: ResJ bee ifedhto
an error by, . Stab probably and;
yet it may be his fault that he was so
iiPPJt the Stab it is true
gave pi one place middling at 12,
but if "Equal Rates" had read the
full report Sbkg&eilfiSE would have
seen this statement which should have
been taken as the true basis of a com
parison, that "it closed firm at 12.';
So in pqint.of , act the right quota-j
t,on made Wilmington stand equal
with Charlotte, and mar than Mod-
oe or Raleigh. Markyoa, wa are
nnt trcincr to shoel that AVilmvtaton
ought not to pay more l3an thVotker
places named bf( gggnftM HhIA? bkt
we are shewing that "Equal Rates"
comparison ha raadej b j V y p8i$y o
mteuuuuanjr.
We have before, us ithe VisoiiUwl
the National Cotton Exchange of
America giving the exact quotations
for January 13th,lhe date referred td
by "Equal Raes' iiere we can see
the exact prices for XKkt WJI-1
rnington, is qaoteoat"l2iW
U qaoUd at 12 J, Mobile 12, ay.n
nah 12 5-16. - --A ' L-au I
We will -.submit two other- points
for conslderationi If Monroe is real-J
ly, as "Eqttalf Rates would hasyjp. peb?
plft believe, a better, market thani)
rnington how is it that the largest:
cotton buyer by all odds in the Moui
roe market is a leading Wilmington
firm?"
There are persons good business,
men on the lino of the CaroHna CeEi-r-tral
who know that cotton iagfaded
differently inCfiaflelton from what
it is graded in Wilmington that you
may get a higher priee in Charleston:
for what is graded tmiddJingw th.au
you would get in Wilmington but
after all the seller will be the losa.?
Why ? Because cotton o-iAs &unX.
quality is graded lower in Charles
ton than in Wilmington. Cotton will
be sold, in other words, as "low, mid
dling" in Charleston that would have
been "graded in Wflmiugtotf as "midt
dling." Turning to the reports you
would find Charleston quoted hTghery
because of this difference ofygradiag
whereas in point of fact Wilmington
was quite as high, if not higher,' ly
reason of the fact that the grading,
was-higher.
A RKPCPIilCAPI QRf3AI OS PC
lVITICAIr SINS . J
Whatever us tbey may make .of legal
technicalities, however the formsH'OfIiUw
may, for the time, hedge their Coarse from
popular attack, their coodemoatioac'will
surely come Wheo taoee- same forms pre
sent the means for a new-expression of 4be
people's will.. Not saerely In -the 1oearjr
whefte-' tae wrong i - perpetrated, at
throughdit the eouotry, win the mewhO
iQBuk the majesty of popular suffrage, aad
the-party thateoanteaaoces or ' benefits by
their coadoct, suffer the penalty that eomes
from a withdrawal of confidence aad io
port. If. T. lime, Rep. -&
This is hat the ablest Republican
paper in the United States says' el a
party taking the advantage ofJejgal
technicalities." It says that "a party
that countenances or benefits by an
"insult to the majesty of popular
suffrage" will be overthrown when
there is "a new expression of 'the
people will, and that "the confi
dence aad support of the people will
be withdrawn. We i bejieyethis,
hope for this the most-'steadfastly.
The Republicans did all that is con
demned by he- Times in'18?d-?T.
They took advantage of the techni
calities to flteaVxhe Presidency. They
ought to suffer all that the limes
says. Pubiiocg5finde " has been
"withdrawn3 from them, 4bd jsWip
"support ought - to- be wrthdTa-ti
also, and will Jbe withdrawn thM year
if the people know their &wn.tniere$ls
and know how to oondemii cruMk
Of conxae the 1 was aiming
its shafts In the abofe' at1 the'!Jetno
crats in Maine, brt it Wt tt own
party a hundred . times harder. Just
in proportion as the crime of stealing!
the Presidency ovthirty-ejght States
was greater than trying to steal the
Ijegislature of;one small State, Satire!
crime of the BeRgbjican party com-j
pared wi th Garoelofod his Fusion
Coaocil. If the 2iiitSiareU)ti
and his set bardbtew, is mvesats
own party a much harder blow. -
it is -to do wtiaearnat toe papers
of the two.gr wV'paf ties hae pvrsAed
Aeoarse exactly copposite in! tegar dj
to "tlie insttk offered "to the majealy
of popalarrtsuffrig.n. '-TheZ'tiltU-can
papers the limes iaAmtiXcZ
sustained all the' rascalities, ' fradds
aad eruptions praetioed ia Loaisi
ana and Florida ii : W W,'; - an4 &e
4ieQi.orai vommission, .-. a ae. Afeni
orati0 ;paps; th JothefhaiiaJ
ana.4ii?H
1 T4i
politic, unwise iirHunprincipled. ex
their, tools, the Returning Boards of
VlnH --frtrl tjtriafe-r,e:i; V . ' j
Soma of the papers insist that op-j
posing fjbWtippWMglftpl
flomlneer'0 TrXliins
A paper bettthaV xjertaio can
didate for nomination is weak, can'
not be elected c.jto believes it to
be Us duty to objposVisntnaHcjrt
by the partybut it thd party' thint?a
othmiseIbieres'xiei8'tne right man
and can be elected, why can you not
support theiromUiee with all grace if
all corldence? There is a.
,h0cil difference Betwe
sinejTraan ho is trylinr to
OP
naUandgpoeing himLStor
is nominated. If this is not so, then
s that bay
favoritee for,fhior,oiylliwV.iTni!-i to cti4riW?h.i"Yf ,
to eat crow
is seieuieu. .irjoR laane
A vetrerahtw af8mmwwcentle
mitf "of WM&gtbff Wto di'redfen't ...
.cwa..;sj-.4 taa.8STtfo m.HJta'M? .3?i
ixiWeliWi s?v M&mfoi
speeulatorseornW qd. stocks or cAaW
orHgrtto. - TKere -i l5;igfrekt Jdat of
truth'iH ihnt nfrtuhktely littfn
tj jo a .udi o-iii riavjaa.9
"crambhnff in futures7ia not connnea
Vrpiwia ana eiaewfire $neje WW
power in; every imeetiaac, and
nenreHTyintt 66They'o sotne'
fatorfltf bbWtrbm Uht'beopte at-
MefmaU pajs artnfelown.,uant
stateeme and. orators: Jtff thp firstdo
deft :Ther -Hpnm)tMMf' today
rifictionBryfe tJiimnairrl
ter esiof ;te9plftraayi,(be eadanj-
gered, IherettiSttUr hpe hat tbe-jna-chraetttfefaBwllltM6
v it all
their own wa -There '"afe1 both
nftslfnll arsmVatibgih'i!tne
the ring powei iaPenAsybrania, which!
has4eooine r eVy great. 0 IrBSiys-r
"iQis enormous
power ,nas not bceq
created all at once. TVhAs-grdwn,' JaM ai'a
riverJgrwwapihy.tthefciejaactioTi of many
turn by
the great
wur Sod there
leffIaclie'tisu4ct daifjougbt Udeebr
trol. 'ae BsioipAl'igoferQmeotaberaa
i i J 2t m I : . : ;
each seeking hli Owtf "efll,' flodJ It more
pTofttaWe toroaJBltf.HBe4r forces 4biaf to
eoolinca apATl,-) W,ninteajd?t struoUiae
aaainat ach... other j, agree to divide the.
power between them, ' f It is'
mhlwHrayas aflvhfstoir' shows,' that
tbelibscties t iha:peps fcAve beeo timer
and again destroyed not by open, attack,
hut by insidious , approaches,, an q if the
Atnencan-people erer nflu tneinseiTcs cuui
petMd texuooss betwseu Mtagatton
y-res poaaibla t yraanyand, pgeo rtyoluMooi.
Itwiu pe. because they Mw.aubttutieoi, as
thitadeT(ula is sUbmUtlnff bo w, f 0 tlie ln
Ifdtotii gWWtr f powder lbr has -become
tarjEStraag for iaem (oiecappM who ia any
other way.
Prtricelsmarck? Ti'aslhei1 hS
hmipdas to the necessity ofe
daeiag the EajropeacAroks,or heiias
not met with the response Vhe dtsiitd
From the-vther'Porers; or Ihe atti
tude of Rusifa equlre a change 6f
pplicy On'fctspair e th'atJ as' t may,
JkrmywshiauPftaee is in: his element
Twbea preparing toxical with foreign
foes.' J He is less Successful wherr'lii
tpsitli pressiriqo'estioris'of
li oaoco and trade. " 7 .. ,
thirst? m&MWm ,0 .9" Aw
iilajne LgisUVuo4 Jdaiive.we -fail
-tr aoeik.s jB1? Daves 4 Uiaayb-
no! cad httf. su: 'V t -e-ja
Jioe'fc5po)8rQ was never organised
aeoordiag esuthet) rsUaga of i the Su
Jpreme Cowrt ud therefoiremerrtsol
NhdbnWttlulfdn1. tAn' ! t ;!-s)
BeaconsfieldBJsf "When I want
to read a norPl,wfftS)ffe,.-x
Nhat direction was easily .satisfied.
9W5 ton jrritten.roinle Jbrilr
JiantcpotAwoyebv
- Jul- liulyTiiTvinvnrj.m ft''
TIIR VKfloillriAE.RU
h,u y ,Ii-n M K) fSi Hindi ajTldaL
bnJHdF"ZW foj, February gliletjje
ftSLAabaiell adar. toamusend
4s9trA te TerjrJifeUs foinjjtaiailvjt
.fUUatea ceyear.
i&t Wr?n?eW.;f treek Bos-
owl luvle hiiBu- Hit j e
vJHAmt. mmtA&M9 newandefl
ertUPM" mpenjojab0oeontenta
MO-riifwigMBFart JHwneuWaa, Boston,
Hjalmax Qi.afiAcThuth4)v
CopsUnnn Feii fsWaelsoa The Part
ing Day.
pHileKgh'.JH0k;'''TleiiUBdt8ceTed
erdswlt;hrlaflb8VP. GraacbvHekn
F4XTift4lbixtW ligTelIowv-AaUwta8
SttadivarfutuuuViibj?(ne1nrd CksM
VWte.feealimht5- Kbin8 Curtis,1 nfi.
GoverriiaeBt Ja,iA tea" for Imgjlj,
lizaDerauATYfeMl DkJceos'sijattafi.
AUantio MonlhlyslaTpleaunt the Holmes
Breakfast, (witlifMBlrsMlAto'aaxl
raamsi'GruesltVMr.'mwem is
wnnon wiui xxoeeain r ikw ana S'armctrH
PHVqfswrjra1Bfiia ias
lDieTpreunori orTtJprear'tta'enintfitl
DoetuuPtWtfaBAT
fib.Boaon, feuMisnera.s",JIi td
. Aod sdJ ! wold-rua e m il ayah svil
When General Grant rece wed
the nrranAaT fig jf:iTf Tf 1 4a i8
army bis mission for nsesAoDsito the
Repoblis waisbdedVv I i !t&d Tts'to-
MosteiArJibiirt
vw l?fcSWEaRf ,tesQ-
third term.- upon a sectional issna
t: 11 i . , f
sUejunsiwUcik .wers.iormea .oiiv
manV riTjalets. XiitTe by , tittle
ea,3i1dlatI!:W, ffeirtfea.8 The
rnModV
ameswtpiiei Jnterpreteof Wiisn
vwamg an iuu passions Ol trie war,
will certainlv not tend to seoure do
mesuo tranquility. wtaum
limrj if
pppu g y
elduajaiAhetiha
not abolished their arbitrary and ob
structive election laws long ago. The
fact that the Old PnrtnmsDtHhettst1
I 1 MIlL LIIHI. Ills I I I I 1 I UI ILAUO V A VUW M V
Atfrv vnnr and to have a
noliLioal crooks and demi-aemiqaa
errachW .Inift eth'6 Tor
choosing their rulers',' is tio reason
whvirn this enliehlened jage tbjeir ob-
Bruotiyt jlaws- hPAl kj4h$fSi 19 J
Nearly all th H ew lingiaprtaes.
Ihavo cut loose, from their annual
eTeotiblis and WeWtirbrotfa1 machinery
eloen81 MilhePhtts1
Hust tfad'a lesidrrouh sdbjed'' that
will revolutronliseC'Ber antiquaiea sys
tenja"l8s, her, people are political
'.itr-rr Ihi.pjopositiQn of one of. the,
NortVCaroiinastgsme
to send frfft toJrfMiBf"jfa vntAr in the
country a daily copy of fehe- (m3a
sidhar-Kee&rd is so excelleat that we
bop 'the't rising item of expense will
no47eJaterposad aa an objectiou W
th paaaage o. Lhebill,;: Ip rosnd
mi m berathe ampaat, wjpad be about
$3)0flj0W) Mf.ekPV; IfKjlgdipg.,
Stttr& pr.esses apd other machinery:
hftpu4ditfpwiyt, ,up to
in addttidn' trie 'postiffitfes all ber the-
TTnidn shoiirMfefiessitv be enlai-ffed.
W sTnfetf hSpi ddtigTessi' wfHrJfJf7
hesitated giv ery er 3ftel
Beebm?mmViVBi&'mV Expense
nrajr bevels' wotlld lw beap. t;ady:
pic'eiv'.a 'Y-HeraldIkdi ais- i
IhrTorth (Saielrea; We4hftik eVery Deb
ocraxiopapetowvald.rifLsottniOeav.- e Jn
Seymour. 05 , JiayarAu.If, Jhtre were no
doubt, aa to the Tormer's acceDlance. tSh
Wbuld'peThfcs be rh'onkir?iQous bofee;''
butHrtncs Ibere is somucb.' qncertaioty mi
that point Vis likely Uat other . admirable
staXeemsn, Bayard, would. find equal' favor.
Xalrtgn'Otorfver. '''' ! -
hgubiic4if bariy bis etftreaale
tus cfroofcWpathtf 01 iaustice waeTU?er
since it came into existence. It bns. been
aptiDg, upon thfe maxim "that the end fdst-"
fielftM nieats Anything to beat the DeoH9
oeratie party, bas been uh cry. its slogan
heabeea the ; dead lyorjg of sectional lioa
tility and partisan oppression,, -Its. politi
cians and leaders hive not' etoosidered God
in all of their poTrercaTtblcJughts. JProscrip-
tiQn at the polls, oppression ib legishtnpnv
anrlJfarselioddafBBd ryporl8y lo touat-
. - . .f T.T - 1 . "
iaR tb returns have ripened Within then
io)0 a . science,- Upon the hypothe
sis thai the negroes of the ' Southern
StateVtfere' all Republicans, and ttiat if
they -had Jreted theyxteould -have elected.
Hayes, tuey violeolly desecrated the sacred
act of the Deoule in the last Presidential
contesf.'ahdf placed a sanclrro onions nrarper
ia-tbe seat' wbicb baa been consecrated by
Wajtli ifiston. In other woda tbev mada
the habitual practice of fraud uot only pqs-w
Sible but a completed history. Hew tier
rdctn. ' ' " '
-Oi;'.
Uandolpti Ctton
main utaet urine.
What can be done "by cotton man
ufacturers in North Carolina the
Charlotte1 1 Observer learns from the
experience of the owners of the Ran
dTerhan'Mills n Randolph countv.
This mrW Valuable property was pnr-
chasea ia r871 by the ' company at a
eoSt ot about $30,000. The machine.
rV-ia themlll Was in bad order, sml in
hooondrtion tamake money by being
opera tedvx-l he company? went in debt
for nearly -the ;w, hole aruount of the
purchase mftpey,, for eght years the
mill hai bewi operated on sound busi
ness principles. The company now
employ SSpAuds,, W;hp. pcoupydver
200 dwelling houses of the compaay,
giving the place from 1,00a to 1,20Q
inhabitants. The main building .is a
large substautial brick edifice, which,
with the store and other buildings,
together with the; machinery now
in successful wpesatieii, has been
developed at auMstioSiahout t $22o
OOO;-' bidoe 187i all the goods man u-
faotared have found ready- sale, and
most of the time the company have
heen behind their, orders from sixty
days to four, rxiomha, .nXhe profit on
m gopd manutaotured has averaged
tiQQ pejc dAjjifor yery wprkipg day,
iu-Ahe past eight years. The mills are
running gt ,,anafdpr4ucing
targ4n Qron wmcn should awaken
similar e nierrj rises9 Tltf - k rnojrl1 - feerv
rfehiPn' of Wbrtb! Cairolma', "knd-'all
iuin 114 siio ui cub laci inn ise inina
aTtfcate'd'ld mnefroirr High Point,
afcd' ;aff supplies;-' all ooda man of ae
tuTed' as well as air" raw material,
must be hauled rrj -wagon over these
fl milesof bfcd; a-oadA In Addition
totn4sj ioigeitieg out to : where they
Jtnust compete i with the . markets of
4hewcorhithfiymuBt .veetend with a
local tAri& cOAf the y siqglej. railroad
wbioh raeaBssiele
4 .toiorn ibe afQrlullLyijsKiAiaa un
i Yesterday in oruings a.lady residing
oFalklud street iwas resented,by a
eolOTca a ao' w tih.,1 he xoilowuig ootr,
parpor ting, tor have ben aw rittefhy
the! proprietor oia. clothing ;storo;n
Mw street t,. m-if..,t,T : r
ailtoawaJEuVAi i&rUTn. jrf-r Your
lbaa4fmet).wUh a. sad 4 accident a ;fevy
moments ao. Beflff tKrough-afttchway
:in'toy'Wbfe aWilrted,hfm8eif cotisideTa.
bly. Is bleeding freely at the time.. He
ilrnirrn jnn tn s d aelsa. hy tliri hriirr'r. a
change of clothiDftiadtos s ieke y o
woma.dPzyWiiflls.sooa: ,asryoujaan.
Dr. ,Mooreii8 nresent with him. 5s soon as
'h AsmweflF him9 up in a! car
fljjgAX'iJfi-i .9jia:it. n and' s-:bli-
Thetady bf cr9 waAhaWrj:iuto
J -tste of'- grat iDcUemeuiP by the
atestptefxts lteofj aoatAinedr.ia the
iahersav iShequicklyjianthe clothes
And ptepredito4)roeeed,P th,e atp&
fiennev rrya x nere., f sne :wuna
her husband safe and nhurCand
soon disoovaredi 4haA .she had been
made the victim of a ciuel hoax. 'fa
te fledle it say that d:triifkey
Hperio'ot-the. clothes idiitxrt. deliver
umaj ehtj aiutwmen s pent ts 9
-m tli'uu J isVaeaawl j. j't.-. -..n i,j
daiw GiepuJEit' Jj&bsPte'8vfjsase
will not coxae, -betoxa. the House unlit the
13th of February.
ine! rear r df'o
mi I fj
uentjLioLmar
4 F
SPLENDID OFPOBTDR
WIN A FORTUNE. SECOND BAND DI8TRI-
. A An .
raontbir
was
UKwrporMfediWIbei
tttate tor Ei
anax-aari-.
WKNTY-F1VB YEARS, to w
tolable faith of the-8Ut irvlodeeJwhlclrvledKe
3s beetr-reneweU byioj0dvemheliie,'l?bpalar
!vos secadogiU aaaehlsaiA tile aewceontattattaff
.OOOjOOO. 1
r "vrmAmMcs wv.-a rarer Knrftnsw.. 4VbriTDTrn
TION will take taee. monUlv on the eeeood Taes-
iday. It never scales or postpones.
j Look at the following Distribution :
j - ux:uo luliPITAJiEBJ aOQft&.ii.
100,00 tMdiBrTSr.Aa;: rrWO.: DDZ.LAS3 Af?H
iT BALV TICKS'CS, ONB. ilOUkAjtr i . L-iii
' -: iUSTOF PRIZBH. -0 r:vd-
1 Capital Prise.... ........ $30,080
1 Uapltal7ia.... . ,
1 CaDltalPrlae... 5JJ0O
S Prizes of AS50O 1 X0B
5 Prlzer of 1000.;.. ! 6M10S
SO Prizes of 500 ; 10.000
100 Prizes of . 100 , 10,090
SOO'Prtses f i 50. ..i'. . . . .in;, rOiSOO
ATH1N ERIZRH!
v g Afcprrfrlia sMiiMi gmee ofcAaoo. tJTOQil
4 se ff59fe
l'Pjfaeev'lrttiottttftie io
iA4wi.10dUKC
l'MSed at flPi
JW1U l WU. J''' -t
write, cteariy stating lull address, ror rortBer In-
f?mario. or.aendv.yrdtpteatl-
r7M lAf?i
,iio isJDflrM
-All-OtrfGrend-aaraordiiiartJrawtetrs
: tW MperMSlSn XttaUueBtTttnS
4an 13-0aw4wiw - - - fat, we
.- ;s.
At ." Ma5ttuley Thctrc, '.. b.
.TBBSB
AUTH
OP THK
jTAlNJED BY ALL THK OOfJBTS of KKNTUfY",'
nies who claim ownership ofJuU tfagt&nUki'Ke
MnUTtTVUtiniTAiaa &KiAA A M ra v abb ixT cirtoDtt
Brery tteetrhol4ee; can .he Ais MHm,AnPte
call out h&t0oa6eeaa reifltpTafeeyriii ftTwTKeel
Tbe JSaaateaiHKttefHSOBr te- the Wand 6p
iwrrt y rfsenMd gtWsteitfcfoali: a any of
- PHze - A . flTOfTeoh-i 1000-'
tgrlel..5iiafSw.iisePrtaBSnastteaca JOOh
20 prizes -ieselew17-'- --J1-- -
Prtaas STBeachppfolsaMUOoPtiiie, fA0U
Prizes" "100 each. - ' " , ' 900
l.WOPHeea,
-'i'Wtole Wckets,-.
27Ttckts,aO. .. .
tiiMoe-
Half Ticket, $1.
55 Tleketa, $104
All aCfnUeatilUlB tot dah MUM ihanM hn mrtt
r the hfltne offieei, , w 4 ,; .
11 list of drawing publlehfid in Louisville Coa
rlerownml and New VorKlferald, and mailed to
all 4icke4iol4er. : 8b Sl ONIars by maHsi
bank draft in letter, r hr express, orders of $5
ana uuwuru dv exDreBS can De aeni u our i
P Address R. M. BOARD MAN or T. J. CO!
FOAB. (Coorler-Jparnal Bufldjag.) Uoalsvllle, Ity. ,
or either pcraon lit No. 168 Broadway, New York
city.
UtBU
jan 1 eodaw
xiadJ ci fcallgasi .it.,
dlSHll
TofilaT aadfBeSfrrlMW
Areat
A Sure AppettaesggaSJZ IV
JjTUi-3inaio:MS5!a)rtnlciMto
IWMiu BTcr)r!-- -JTSV IK'' ' '
' Soli lv 2F5niists,
IROlWTEBSi
VrfMicWri
JLCPr
ton
desSeodDAVVi. 0ijT .taAsn ,:f a.sq
.11
,tV iteils lajeipttyj
Bitot
-Core or
eenQn!
odToBirilloa strsns. .
aeajurr aaa nappy." -
"XadietL-.
-wan toffee
"The greatest appe
tizer, atniwh. btood
vThe?bf: Pi' fpr
'ivyitieht' ikW-1
iiAver , tag
rtoNtoMtotatral
druukwuiecs, u
' 'ef 9Phmr, tobaooo and
trojn
CtMOlai. ca i-.-.l
jan i eodrmAW
SutatATs:.'
IAtreiwaaisa
!Uaybietaoe4atsxarjseI1tffi years'
-s?hei?rflBMldlad
JieTBat.itavabelsfe npittMCObsttiep
rsji stertjaJsBiajrtoairte
thajTveaiislwhlia.fcey fanJreniTeq Sy maU,
S5c uurreinjy br'uostae stamps. Address Secrefy
lfasenm AnatomJ aid Scieae, 480 ttoev., HT? t;
-i!eee.a.MAaiai viti B4M&irrt9dih -Mi
We Are
a- ADit.,m VMlA
for the least money If yon don't think so try ns
ODMiHufaA4rlellRepklhBg SUbtes and
Trunksaspeclalty. k4.Bin(Wf.
Jan 18 tf . ;.jt -. ..,o)0:sit8t.
tamers,
ail
- - - ,
aa saddle
i Mnei at Bck.ileUrist vPrlmJ '. J
loae at aaort neuceioat .... 0-r, , . ...
l 18 tf Third, bet. Karket and Princess st
aaca'ioiuu
4o&f
ifleiiasaJUDrastttuk
KAY. M KW YOBK.. , .
are-tthder'
Kt&AiiS-
eesUaBeeattaiB '
nvomaao
"Soar stomach, aiolB n
headache -ef"- If
til wsy -sawa ase-M
aQM
MISCELLANEOUS.
i rv to I -jmm
A M O.
.ilov
Cottoil Ouana,
Now landing and for sale low. by
Ol-.; ... . :)i v iflflMi'i. t :- i .... - .i-i
ams x iiiurcmson.
Jan.rstf
Still They &o Out i?'
THBOM niLTON TO-KmrjBR.B MILLi
i From the TolJ Uate o Eagle's sland,
T-J?r f -wi t-.v IS: THE C3TY,
.And on all the JtaUredSj ... ...
j ::.... :;. -' IN "THB WTtrSiTRY, l? i.
Our t fiiOri4es !
OP EVKEY KIND !
'PLOpR, STJQAiCOFFSK,
I TEAS, BTJTTBS,' LARD,
: '' i 1 ' I.Li - .
I ; , - . , And every thing in onr line.
IfAMILT SUPPiJBS delivered in
Any part of the City as ordered.
WK GUARANTEE OUR PEICBS ' " " ' ' '
AS LOW as't&E LOWEST1 !
'JiL'.;;. ' '' r (...' i" : ! i .. . .
We do not intend to be undersold by any
one, so our customers can rely npon baying as low
fsm ns as from any boase in the city.
Boatwright & McKoy.
r HOnVf4 FRONT ST.
r JaaX8D4Wtf
SjM jJaS jappn, Salt, &c.
' ' QQ JSewNj SPIRIT CABKS.
200 8eond Hand do !
' 100 60X011 D-S sm3
B000 "VBKPOOL SALT.1
)' ' :g0'Bbis : defined SUQAR.
-:u 5 corrEB Java and Rio, .
igQBnshOORH.
l2000 OAT8'
(jQQ Bash Water Mill MEAL,
JQrj"Hhds CUBA XOfjALSSLBS,
100 BWl N' 01' ASSES' '
5l0 dd ;SUGAR-HOUSa do. ' '
QO Boxes Taylbr's SOAP,
5 '50 Wt11 RICE, - "
Q iegs ITAILS; -
100 BW aLUS
Lye.Potaeli, Candles, Cheese, &c. Ac.
' For sale by
jan as xbrchnkr avScalbbr bks
' l - .... ..' ' . v. : .- ! -
-Spvrles at JUw JPrlciet.
' 200 BageIUO corFBB'
200 Wft75 MOLASSES,
y 0 Bble Ftaa SYJtUP,
OAA Bbls EARLY .ROSE .POTATOES, . ,
)J 50BblQdo6Wchr- Hio; ; -2
QQJCayis POTASH and iYB,
Ai sdAP 1
QvU .SQtHBoxes &T ARC'S and CANDLES,
ian.82 0y?:tf,
jbLALL A PEARSALL.
Boots iliid Shdes.
jla(5;; of
6AaTaQES.r evry Ilnagteable style, which
JaAKTlf
- - ; W6P ea Market 8treet,
i. . PE8T.5-CKNT CiaAB lathe city.
boh Huy at
Jan 11 tf
Garden City Cigar Emporium.
WcSii Find
t?LAGG'S LTVER "PAlftS FRBfeff GARDEN
A? .J b ,bat,
fceeds and Medicines., WhisKeys, Brandies 'and
Wlnesj lldbaeceevMgjM nA terytblag Aisnally
58' utas BBt
J UST RECEIVEP, A LOT OF TBE LARGEST
i ndr4aeat FLUkSDa OJCAKi Wirb rough t
Yreahiy iMda to-aayiSoiner as An Peannt
aaeverew
jan 16 tf Frnlt aad Contetstleoery Stores .
as,
a RANGES, APPLES; ?3dSsS,NtjTS,t DATES
and FTBome-me andreneh Candy ,
Fine AssortmentOtCagATiv s.ii.u'j . . . '..r;:
.4atfU Utvi rilLLSoatilA6't,UhSa
tr-rt
WattFlcrws.
viric
TOrd6NTJ5rjr sar cklh-
LTT PL Wy iAtfci eocUoR-of
thafitateiteiaeiastaaaCah natnMM nixiu pim
Theannfacitnrers of these great .plows are nnable
to Balsas ttJAeoiigU JBjSwiaCfcgs lot of each
i:.
Jaa I8t ": gjSi antfl Market si-
.il'i'.vh 'A
HondsomoHoaiery !
Handsome Haadkerchlefs 1
fendsottto tlceDrekaW' BeetrSOc.
vmmeammtjii uit a lfc,;
waSe-1i.rs,,,L-?i
Front-anoMarket sta;
- bcCoaltfaAid 7cfod
VjWrM-HJ-. iw td 0weis filirietiatei
; wOnrduiiioiiwidiundcriiuHHi fep
at thtf 5iQlettpres jaeralry. ia
small orders higher prices nave io be citareca
BAGGING Gnnny. . ....
Standard....-
BACON North Caroling
Hams, fit fc(ncw)
' Shoulders, B
Sides, N. C. choice,) &
Westers Smoked
asms..........; Sides, ."
Shoulders,
Dry Halted
; Sides
snoniders
BSEF Live we:
tv:v..
tTarpentlBf
J Second Hand, mtikr 5
5'
i new new xora. C(.r
New C2ty. oach..
BEESWAX & a... . " j
iBrilCKS-WUminKtcn. V " '. ' "
Northern. . "J
iijrjirrERNorthCaroniia. v'L"
; Northerh; S:.:
(CANDLES Spenu. '
i Tallow, fc... .......
; - Adamantine, 9 &
iCHiijiSK Northern Factory ft '
6 !4 ti;
Hit 41
0 Q,
uairy, creamer-.
il(.t. 9U fir.
(XiV FEiXjava. . . . .
RiO.V a...
: Lagn&yra, f3 B
CV&KUKAS9 bnhl,hi eacke'
CtfTTONTlES 9bdle
jDOMEBTiCB Sheetfn,4-4. yd
1 i Yarn, bnncn. 1
'EGGS ....... . i
'FISH Mackerel, No. l,w bbl".. i
fee O
ko. l, v J, bbl
Mackerel, No. 9, f) bbl. . .
No. Stf k bbl..: .... ....
Mackerel, No. s. bbl
'Mallets. bbl.-..
M.C.ilerrlBB,Ro,l Ae...
Dry Cod, V
FERTXL1ASB8 .
Peruvian Goano, V 1000 1
Baogh's Phosphate, "
Carolina Fertllteer, "
Ground Bone. "; "
Bone Meal,
Flour, " "
Navassa Guano. '
Complete Manor e "
Whann's Phosphate '"
WandoPhoephate,
Berber & Bntz's Phosph.
Excellence Cotton Fertiliser
FLOUR Fine, w bbl
Snper. Northern', ftbbl.i.
Extra do. " fl bbL.. .
Family " bbl.. .
City Mills 1 Extra, fit bbl...
Family, bbl..
Sx.FamUy. bbl .
GLUE SI S -
& 80 .
GRAIN Corn, la store. In nags,
uorn.uargo, nnsnei.......
Corn, mlxedf) bushel, in bags.
Oats, ft bushel 1
peas, Cow, V bushel......
HIDES reen. f) t
jDry. ft B
HAY Eastern, 3 100 Bs..M....
Western, ft 100 lvs
North River, f 100
HOOP IRON ton..
LARD Northern, f) A
North Carolina, ft .. .. .
LIMB ft bbl
'LUMBER Cm S TxajiB A wsd
Ship Staff, resawed, M ft. .
Roueh Edee Plank. M ft...
18 00
00 00
IS 00
13 00
O 0 0-.
O 16 u
O 18 '
O 16100
WestIndlaCargoes.accordlng
wqMiy,iri4.
DtesieoPlootlsj. seasoned..
Scantttjur and Boards, com
mon, B Mft...
MOLASSES New cp JCuha, hhds
New crop Cuba, bbls fl gal..
Porta Rico,hhds
bbls
Sugar Honoe, hhds, f) jral. .1
Syrap, wUi y-garnrTrnT.-.
NAILS Cut, lOd asis. $ Aeg.. ,
JELS-i-Eeroseiie, V gal...
Lard, gal......
Linseed, fl gal-. A I
Rosin, V-ffal ,v
POULTRY Chickens.live,grown
Sprin...
Turkeys J.
rSAHUTS v omenei.-
POTATOES Sweet, ft buahol
Irish. bbh.... ....... .;.
PCRK Nortaem.CltyM!
Thin, ft dm
Prime, 9 bbl
Bump, bbl
RICE CarolinaS B.
Ronph, 9 bvr.h.
RAGS Conntryv 9
City, a J.
ROPE
SALT ATom, bushel
Liverpool, flsack,
Lisbon, f sack...
American, f) sack
SUGAR Cubs, ft lb
Porto Rico, ft ft ...
A Coffee, ft a
B " fi ft ..
c ff a..'.
2x.C- ...
Crushed,
80A1, Northern, to..
PmNGLES OoLDtr&ct, ft M.
Common, ft M
CypreepSaps H, I 4
Cypress Hearts 9 m
STAVES W. O . Bbl. , ft M...
a. v una., i u.
Cypress, O V. . ..
TALLOW ft 6
TIMBER Shipplcr, f) IS
- Mill Prime; ft M".T... ..
. Mill Fair, fiM
Common Mill .
Inferior to Ordinary, ft M. . .
WBISSEY Northcrti. ft ea!....
North Caroluia. e al
wuuJu u n-sr&sned.
ft &
Washed. t Xb
WlliflllNUTVN AOMKV. OaaKlfl
Exchange (sight) on New York, Jf disc't
. .-.Baltimore X "
Boston. x "
Philadelphia
Western Cities
Exchan9 30 dava l u cent.
Banic of New Hanover Stock
First National Bankv:.....-
Navassa Guano Co.
N. C. Bonds Old Sx-Coupon. .....
81
76
XS
8
8
13
:i
Do.
Do.
DO.
Do.
Funding 1880
" 1868.....
New
lei Tax
Do.
to
. C Railroad
..80
W. Ss. W. H.R.Bonds7 cGold Intl. 100
Carolina Central R. R, Bonds, 6 ftc .40
Wll. CoL A Aug. R. K. 80
Wilmington o'ltyiJonaBrf 8e...v..,...7
7 ate o
tM a id i
70
news 9c... 70 (Geld Iia
8 9e tii" t
6 fc.:... 77.. 75 (Cur. Inti
New Hanover County
W. A W. Railroad Stock
North Carolina R.R. " .
Wik Gas Light Co. .
Wilmington Cotton Mills
Am
100
A Oard to the ALflicted.
Dr. ROBE RTS O T, 10 So.' ttuiaw
Street, Baltimore, Bid.
From fifteen years' experience in hospital and pri
vate praetica. guarantees a permanent con la ali
diseases of the URINARY ORGANS and of the
NBKVoUS SYSTEM, vis : Organic, and Seminal
Weakness, Impotency floss of eexuaL power). Ner
vous Debility .and TremblfeatJ JPalpi tadon of the.
Heart, rHmnftnanf Right ar irttin Win a Jn the
Back and Noctnrnal Emissions, ete.. all resulting
from abases in youth or exo88 is, manhood.. Dis
eases recently contracted cared ta five to ten days,
andthe poison entirely eradieatd tfoftbe sy-
tem. Also, all blood and skin diseases quickly
cored. 4 Vr4 Robertson, A ETadueeW Jlnlveraf
ity of Maryland, refers to any of e leaaiiie phy
irsi-
sicians of .Baltinwre Special . imAtkj gjven to
all female complaints and irregularities.
All oflkamoaications strictly oonndential , and me
dicines sent to any address.' Call or Write," en do -Jig
stamp for reply. , ,t. ,sept9 1y
GOMLIERCIaL HOTEL
AVI I rnington, "T&C.
F. A Sohutte, Prop'r.
rjiHE noMMrenriTAT., vnjtxf wr.v Tng -EM-
PlRE;HOUSE," having beeatkarodghly renovsted
and refitted, la ;owons of the. LEADING FIRoT
CLASS iHTEpJ In (Ae city. .
Tke Table is supplied with tbe best onr Horns
and Northern Markets afford. BOARD PER 1A
$3 and $3 00.
..GFlLarge Sample Rooms fer the Commercial
trade. ' , .
tar-A FlrstOlass BAR and BILLIARD BALL
tonaeoted with this Hotel - -SarFREB
LUNCH dally from ,11 A. M.tolSJO
Published at DARUNGTON; LBU 8. a
'TIS A LARGE PAPER 84x40 IN(
ALTVB
with newsTl&aXSUfOnraSaeaiCwlth special
jftclrcalates io .Darlington. Sumter Manon and
Marlboro, andlience Is a most Valuable advertising
jeaedhim -Clrcslatien eaUy arge Florence.
sept 18 tf