North Carolina Newspapers

I - . . r ' - ' 1 - THE ttOBIHiratGTAE. By WH. V I ' ' i: ' T -i y I H A i .1 1 l i' 1 1 T'T II . 1 I I I if " I I 'jW fvV T ' I lrKX U, T M I H . II A Tl 7V PUBLISHED DAltT swr-r, -I.fi w. II II II 111 . 'W11 11 ' II IIW XX II XXI II "TT-' -VVIf i - ll i iLkTKs o cBsasirnoa ui 9taxoi . Oue yet, (by mmi poetg pftid,.'. : . . . . ..' ft month, " " " .....v...-. M raree month. " .... S 45 One month " '.. W To City BabMritxn, aellwod ia any prt t iho rity, Fifteen CeaU per week. Our City AesU re aot anthortod to collect far mm than three wath :a Advance. . . ' MORNING EDITION Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington, N. C, aa aecaoA-claas naattn. OUTLINES. The Danforth locomotive works at Pet ersen, N. J. burned. Appropriation for the army and otTy are asked for.' Senate resumed the consideratioQ of the Fita John Porter case f Carpenter apoke. Spin sen at Union Mills, Fall River bare strtck. Barque Arctic, from this port, saved crew of-British brig Wan-: derer. E. Q. Cotton, theatrical man-H aeer, committed soicide in California. Qalbraith'd spinning. . mill at . Glasgow burned ; loss 30,00a" -TTie loss by tbe fire at Paterson, N. J., yesterday, ia estimated at 200.000; insurance $89,000; three hundred metf'are Threjwn out of em ployment. ---.Four men ware killed .by ud e i plosion of gaa in a mine near Wilkea- barre. Pa. Accounts of the famine in Armenia are beaxtceodinxififty-two oorsons bive died, from starvation, in Van alone. Hartmano, , the Russian NihHiat, will not be surrendered b France to Russia. The joaog IiepublicaBfl oi-Maavaehu- setts, in convention at Boston, repudiate the idea of Grant tr Bi&ioe for . the Presi- dem-y ; they want a jnan itkjst Hayes.' Tbe wheat crop of Virginia promises to be au average one, despite early discourage ments. New York markets : Money jr ceat;. cotton steady aHSi13; Southern flour doll and drooping at $5 ?5gl S 0U; wheat heavy and 12 lower; corn ifu active; spirits turpentine . quiet and eteady at 46c; rosin steady and qeiet at $1 451 53,. . h -v . For ,cpoeticaI voice Tad pathetic voice iu yesterday's paper. See refer nco to Jo Jefferson. Tom Scott, the Pennsylvania Rail road King, baa given $2,000 to Ran dolpb Macon College, Va- The N. Y. Herald offers $1,000 for the correct working of the fifteen fourteen puzzle. There now. Thus far the man has not been found. The KinstQn Journal ought to give that paragraph on Longstreet, taken from the Stab, another show ing. It was badly damaged in tbe ialier part. Tom Keogh and J. W. Harden are the two Republican delegates from the Fifth District. They are in structed? to go for Grant. Ike Young and S. Ellison were also instructed to go for Grant. This make six Grant delegates out of ten chosen thus far. Tne Richmond State, referring to veto by Gov. Holliday of the bill "to re-establish the pablrck debt, i.says: "The Governor has given the Readjusteis q"15 puzz!e.' Bet a hundred dollars they .can't solve it!" The Methodist Protestant paper at Greensboro,edi(edbyour friend, Rev. J. L. Michaur, makes this point in re gard to the proposed sale of the Western North Carolina, and the point is well taken: "Without knowing much on the subject, we tbink it unfortunate that the agents for tbe sale of this road are to go into the ne gotiation with the. voluntary confession that the propevtyhey wish -to sell is worthless, even to themselves." If the pcrsit'ttblfsbed the Governor's plea, Col. Saunders's letter on the' tax oppressions, and other .Jocamata. favoring the saje of the INorthjCaroliaa Railroad"apon the termf ropoid4n-i the Beat bill9 are willing for the people to bare "light turned ottyS they will publish Col. McRae's, Major Hearne's, ex-Senator Dorlch's and, other papers on- the other side.. Some may do this, but others will not. The r last thing they desirV&fo tbergniCta be turned on" that loosely drawn Beat docu ment. . Judge Fowle favors the sale of the Western North Carolina Railroad. We judge from the' following para graph 3njtertKaf Jie is not in favor, as , Governor JarvU is,' of the Best : bill as it now stands. 'Judge Fowle says: "H !, a.;. :.-r ? "I am, therefore, tn favor of selling the road upon the bat term the Legislature can obtain. "In douig a special care should be taken Hint ii ainAraailkea M z? i lrv w-tm rvcl ttka completion .of the, Ducktowu. jineY so that J the fertile and magnificent country 1 through 1 which it wUl run may be ? mad 3 acceptable to the woTld. ;j ; f If be is ia favor of the Best syndi cate Dill unamended and unchanged, let him say so. Ju l Klnsten Journal: ;'The tnore we find out about rice the more desirable It ap pears as a money , crop. On good bottom . land onexaa make $40 per acre in money, and In addition get forage enough to pay cost of colli ration, . - Kinston has two horses that can trot s. mile under three, rnmeies--Lieri -tnare and Hunters black. la - talking with our best in formed men about the sale of the W. N. C. R. R. we find less unanimity than we had hoped for. In canvassing 1 the opinions of A our county commusioners we found tbe entire body jatberi opposed to the sale of the road. : . - . , . -fl v 7.Mf' .r-,H f,"' ' .1 . : . r- . ' " . " " ! i. i A i , i H i i t i , ii I hi i - ii r i i - , i.- i i j i i 1 1 i i i it i i ' " " " ' ' ' ' i " ' " ' i-, j j t -'. T VOL. XXV.NO. 142. BLKACTION. l . , Tiiere is a decided s; reaction ; going on against the Best bilk If any one doabtalet him look over the North Carolina papers. We copy tinder the "head of 'State' Cntexnp6rariesn and - "Spirits Turpentine some of the opinions. , We have a dozen oth ers unused. We notice among bur exchanges received yesterday, that the Wilson Advance had a strong leader against the Best Syndicate Sell-out as exhibited in the present: bill and indorsed .by -JGo v. Jar vis. The Reidsvilte IXmea and Statesville American hk something to- say and not favorable, to the Bestbltt. We have not the slightest idea that ihe bill will pass tinless' there treim portant changes.made and the state's interest is much better protected. The people of North Carolina are not oat "in -a jiffy' Enough5 ecru tiny will be bestowed upon the bill to show that it will never do to pass it as iti&. The : following is taken from the Advance's editorial. Both of its edi tors are lawyer?, and one of them, Mr. Lancaster, has liad a long expe rience at the bar. We wish we had space for the entire article. It says: "We regret that our convictions of duty and the interest and pride which we feel in tbe welfare of North Carolina induce us to differ with the Governor in this matter. We believe that be has acted with too much baste, considering the importance of the result, and there will not be wanting those who will regard the action with suspicion and who wUl inquire why this haste-to con vene the Legislature to consider the "propo sition of Northern capitalists to buy tbe State's most valuable property in which they-see, millions for themselves, when nothing;, was aver aaKL. about conxeaiag. that honorable body to remedy an oversight Of its officers in failing" to sign the school bill, which left thousands of poor children of the State without the means of acquiring an education. In further justification of bis course the Governor says that ten days will afford ample time for the decision of this question, and, after making a minute calculation, he concludes that the extra session will not cost to ex ceed $13,000. Is the whole thing cut and dried f How does the Governor know but that the members of the Legislature may assemble, conclude to give their constitu ents a little more time to consider the rail road qaestion, lay Mr. Best's proposition on the table, then return to their favorite theme, ''Retrenchment and Reform," and spend twenty days in getting their officers straight on the school bill matter, in estab lishing criminal circuits, in cutting off some of the red tape around the Agricultural De partment. Ac." Reidsville Times : The Durham Recorder ia much excited over the extension of tbe Midland road into North Carolina. It calls 00 the extra session of the Legisla ture to have an eye to it. We. very -much fear the boys will have to remain until the money gives out if they enter another rail road on the slate. Miss Maggie Par- risb, of Hills boro, was thrown from a jersey and striking on her bead was knocked senseless. She is out of danger. Dr. William 8t rod wick says that Hillaboro in all its history has- never bad but oae epi demic, and that was intermittent fever in 1847. HE CITY. HBW 4pVaUTBnBBT. i. FobI' ' 9 k ' - " - C. W. Yatks Solved. Mussos Don't forget. . J. C. Stsvensox Coffee. Kaspbowicz Inez cigars.' Heih83ebojebt Let us see. - A. David To our Jfriends. -John Dtkb & Boh "Fits." Habbisoh & Allen Hats. L. Volxjebs Bird seed, &c GlLB8& MUBCHlHOK PlOWS. Gskwakdt & Co You want. P. CuKMiNa & Co. Bolted meal. P. H. Hatdsn Carriage factory. Ctty Tax Sale 1879 dellnquentsj Pabxxx & Tatlob Rsfrigeratorsr w Btevekson & Co. Brooklyn again. Cbqblx & Mobkts House for rent. Da. W. W. Habbiss-Medical card. J. Dawson &' Co. Turpentine tools. Cboklt& MoBBts Stock at auction. D. A. SHTTH& Co. Be' comfortable. F. M. Kuq & Ca Sam cook stoves. McDougall & Wn.T.TAMfloy Notice. Ottkkboubq What's the excitement? , B0ATWBIQHT& McKoy Fresh arrivals. Wobth & Wobth New crop molasses. Cbonlt & BBtsAuttorealjestate. Mall abo & Bowden Saddles, bridles. Altafteb, Pbicb& Co. Sasbtdoors,&c.' Wn jjams & Mcbchison Molasses, &c Eebchnxb & Caldkb Bros. Flour, bacon, molasses, sugar, Ac Almeat aJTir. iur ! About 9 o'clock Friday -. night, on Camp bell, between Third and Fourth streets, a frame building occupied by a family of colored people by the name bf Aferrick caught fixe, ancCbut for the timelyjtrrivai of Officer Scharff at the scene the house would probably-have beeu- destrwyed. As it was,1 the flames were quickly extiu- guiahed with but slight damage. nrtaary. A There were two interments in Oakdale Cemetery during the past week; both were adultalill XXVl dxi-)$iUiVi One adalt was Interred in Bellevue Cem etery. . .. Pine Forest (colored) Cemetery reports seven Interments for the week two adults land five children. -V-: r ;, ; 'The, people's . remedy for the cure of Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Hoarseness, Bronchitis,-Croup, Iafiuenza Whooping Cough, TnHnfsnt Ctonjumntiou. and-f erthe' relief of patlentsln advanced sf sges of the disease is Lr. tsaut uougo oyrup. uj WILMINGTON, N. C, SUNDAY. MARCH 7, 1880. Fdttrth Sunday in Lent. Day's length - il hours and 41 Tickets forthg lecture Monday night are foe sale at the book -stores. There was another cool change yesterday,'4 with cloudy and threatening weather. Captain Harrison Watts, of the Hornet's Nest Riflemen, Charlotte, is at the tnrcell House. .'" '. ! - The Register of Deeds issued four marriage licenses during the past week; all colored couples. ' A white man, drunk and down, was taken to the guard house on a dray yesterday afternoon. -The musical attractions of the City have been reinforced by an organ grinder iwith' a monkey. - Cotton futures advanced twelve points .in New York yesterday, : and the staple was a little on the "boom" here. I - A pet fawn, the property of a gentleman of this city, was slaughtered by dogs On Front street early yesterday morn- n-: '., We learn that the Greenbackers of the Fifth IVard are to have a meeting at Sharp's store, on Queen street, Monday night. According to Turner's Alma nac, usually very reliable, Good Friday comes this year on Thursday. "Variety is ihe spice of life." : There was a smash-up on the Turnpike Friday, about a mile from the city, and the occupants of the vehicle found themselves on tbe opposite side of the causeway. Nobody hurt much. An old colored man by the name of BUI Dabncy was arrested Friday night for being asleep under a house, but was released yesterday morning without fur ther punishment than the night's imprison ment. The only case disposed of by the Mayor yesterday morning was that of Emma Frailer, colored, charged with loud and boisterous cursing and swearing on the public streets, who was ordered to pay a fine of $5 l r tbe offence. The Wilson Advance has this to say: "Col A. Pope, of Wilmington, one of themot active and intelligent railroad men in ue South, spent several days in Wilson this week attending to a case in court, in which the W. & W. R. R. Co. was a party." Greeabackers In Council. The Executive Committee of the Green back party had a meeting at the Court house yesterday, Captain F. M. Wooten in the chair. There was some difficulty in getting a secretary.- One Thomas Allen was first appointed, but when called upon to dis charge the duty, it was found that he didn't know how to write. The choice fi nally fell upon A. A. Dudley, colored, whose education bad not been quite so badly neglected. Captain Wooten resigned the chairman ship of the Executive Committee, and T. M. Gardner, Esq., was elected in bis place. A committee of one from each ward in the city and township in the county was appointed to make arrangements for a mass meeting and ' to reorganize the various Greenback clubs in the county. The officers of the Central Executive Committee, as now constituted, consist of T. M. Gardner, Chairman; Jesse J. Ives, Treasurer, and A. A. Dudley 1 Secretary. Brief remarks were made by Messis. Black, Gardner and others. A Treatise jsatcaw ! Those of our friends who are fond of such sport will be glad to learn that a trol ling match is arranged for next Friday afternoon. The race will be between Mr. Geo. F. Tilley's chestnut sorrel mare and a Baltimore bay horse belonging to a Water street firmi $100 a Side, half mile heats, the best two in three. The race Will take place on the Fair Grounds, near this ctty. Capt. H. C. Brock and T. J. Soutberland are two of the judges chosen for the occasion, the third not having yet been named. : The exact hour for the race to commence will hereafter be announced. . . Judging from the talk in spurting circles the affair will no doubt be a very interest ing and spirited one, and a considerable amount of-money will be likely to change hands on the result.; BeporteA JaU Delivery Information was received here yesterday lhatH. Oglesby, charged with the killing of a Mr. Williams, at Laurlnburg, a year or two age, hadbroken out of jail at Wades boro and escaped, together with the re mainder of the prisoners.- Another account haS it that after the prisoneisjfcadAll been gone for; some time Oglesbme back, surrendered himself, and was Returned to his old quarters.. It will be remembered that thecase bf Oglesby was removed from J Richmond to Anson county for trial. , BMSvuy mt JPrPrty.. A large-piece o canvass, valued at from $30. to $50, was 7 stolen from the Messrs. Ktidder! mill on ridsy night or early yes terday morning. It was traced to a shop on Water 8treet and" recovered, the pro prietor,,: suspecting .itolen,. having held on to it . with thef understanding that tee party who brought it shduld call later aid get his aMweiv; ' tia'Jiatf hot called at last accounfs. v., TeIay laSleatlena. For the South Atlantic States, northerly veering to easterly winds, stationary or lower temperature,-cloudy weather, with occasional rain and higher barometer in the Southern part, are the indications for to-day. -" " j- ; " - - tSee fourth page for other local news. 8HAFFKB SMITH. In this ctty. instant, by Kev. G. D. Bamhelm. D. h., 8HAPFEK and Mlsa A. J. SMITH, be on the 4th Mr. J. K. both of this TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. CHBI8TIAN ASSOCIATION ST. PAUL'S . EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Wkebxas. It has pleased Almighty God In the dispensation of His unfathomable wisdom to re move from this earthly sphere ear late Brother, JOHN a HINES; and, wheraaa, it ia bat meek and J ost that we, his surviving brethren, shomld pay this nr last tribute to his memory: therefore, be it Resolved, 1st, That in the death of our Brother the Association has lost a valuable and esteemed member, one always ready to perform all duties im- posea upon nun. Resolved, Sd, That while we deplore the lossef our worthy Brother, let us hope that our less may be his gala. " Resolved, 8d, Thai our heartfelt sympathies are extended to the bereaved family of the deceased. Resolved, 4th. That a copy of.these resolutions be sent to the famlyof our deceased Brother, and a blank page be left in our Record Book with name, age and date of death inscribed. W. H. STRAUSS, Chm'n. F. B. HA8HAGKN, R. P. BAILEY, -J. D. EX ANDES, JOHN HAAR, Jr., Committee. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Lecture. rpHB REV. JOSEPH R. WILSON, D.D., will deliver a Lecture, for the benefit of the Library As sociation, at the OPERA HOUSE, on MONDAY. MARCH 8th, at 8 o'clock P.M. Subject: "Success." Admission 25c. Tickets to be had at the Bookstores and at the door. nac ;mh6 2t W. W. Harriss, H. D., JJOMEGPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Oma (at presentj , next Court House. May be consalted.on SUNDAYS and BVENING3 during week, at RESIDENCE, Fifth Street, near Orange. mh 7 It House for Bent. A convenient and comfortable House. with Bight Booms and Kitchen and Di ning Room, with Servants' Rooms and iPump in the yard To an approved ten lant tne rent will be made low. Apply to mh71t CRONLY A MORRIS. Fits!" We'U give you fits, though fitful you be. Fit for a Prince or a Blag; Thenttfy JUUd, you will profited, see. How fitting, the fitness, we sing. A counterfeit, will forfeit, by daring to pun, But spare the Fitter of John Dyer St Sob. - mh7tr Dr. E. S. Pigford, Q.RADUATB OF HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE, CHICAGO Will occupy the Office of the mh 3 St late Dr. W. E. Freeman. "Best Bolted Heal in tie City.", - GRINDING DAILY. PRESTON CUMMING A CO.. Millers and Grain Dealers. mh 7 tf Everybody's Customers ! BUY COFFEE OF Jas. C. Stevenson , Because ha keeps of his own selection Old Gov ernment Java, Lagoayra, Rio and Santos, which he ROASTS DAILY under his direction, and he can with confidence tell his customers what kind and quality of Coffee he ia selling to them, and if need be show them the identical Coffee in the bean. Prices at ret til for Boasted and Ground Santos, 20c; SloSOe; Laguayra, 30c or 8 lbs. for $1.00; Old Government Java, 35cw 3 lbs for $1.00. JAMES C. STEVENSON, mh7 tf Market Street. Let us See. rPERA GLASSES, FIELD GLASSES, TKLE- SCOPS SPY GLASSES. Readme and Sun Glasses. Micros co per, large and small, and Sun Shades. Ail ror sate at tne LIVE BOOK 8TORB. Pianos and Organs HgOLD ON THE EASY INSTALMENT PLAN, at prices to suit all. Guitars, Violins, Banjos, Harmonicas, Flutes, Fifes. -Bones, Acoordeons, Tambe urines, Jews Harps, Drums and; Strings for all Instruments, at HELNSBEBGBR'S, mh7tf as and 41 Market st. To our Friends ! JTAViNG GIVEN MY WHOLE ATTENTION for the last four weeks in selecting . the most de sirable and Latest Styles la English, French and Scotch Casaimere and .Worsteds and Diagonal Patterns, lam now prepared to make to order Stylish Suits, (FIT GUARANTEED), at prices that can't be competed within this city. ... In my Beady Made and Genfa Furnishing Goods Department is displayed the largest stock la the State. Havinz bouzht all mv goods before, the great excitement North I can and will sell I goods as low as any Northern House. The Public are cordially invited to examine my StOCk.. , . ' " A. DAVID, ma7tf The Clothier and Merchant TaUor. Brooklyn Again I T IN AFORE CAKES, BUTTER. SCOTCH, Palace Mixed, Vanilla Wafers, Lemon Ginger Nuts , Tea Cakes.. Cracken! Ciders! Cream, Cream PUot, Soda, Cream Soda and Oyster Crackers, Animal and Toy Crackers. .1 ,' Coffee from O. G. Java down. Batter from Martin's G. B. downi , i Flour from. Patapsco down. - - We chip Beef so you can see throsgn it. ' ' ' 5Makeiel No. 1. No. S. No. S: M. C Bow Her- Kringa, Pfckled Pig's Feet Don'tforyet ourmotto. mh 7 tf t . 4 Just over the Bridge. Iouill & WMamsbii PRACTICAL CARRIAGE AND BUGGY ; , Mannfacturers, lay the following facts before the public: ' Have the best Bquipped-Shops la the city : have the best corps oLworkmen In the dty Blacksmith, Wood, Paint and Finishing Booms in separate departmenta. This is desirable to do good work, and especially for Fine Painting; we employ the finest workmen lathis branch, Honest prices aoaranteed. .1 t: f-. Oa Chesnut, between .u. mh 7 tf : Front and Water, Wilmington, N.C. NEW, .ADVERTISEMENTS, OFFICE TREASURER COLLECTOR. . CTTY OF WILMINGTON. N. C., ' r. March 6th. 18S0. . Tax Sale. rjMHS SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOB CITY Taxes or 1879, will be commenced on MONDAY, MARCH 8th. at 13 o'clock,' noon, at the Court House door. . ' - - HENRY SAVAGE, City Clerk, mh71t New Crop - Cuba T.lolasses. 300 HhdB ChiC CDBA- MOUSSES, Just landed ex Schr Mary A. McCanu. Alee, a full line of HEAVY GROCERIES and DISTILLERS' SUPPLIES, For sale low by mh 7 tf WORTH WORTH. Solved ! NOT THE "GEM" PUZZLE, BUT THE QUES tion as to who keeps The Best Assortment, The Finest Stock. ' At the Lowest Prices, Come and see for yourself. - - -mhTa YATES' BOOK STORE. We Are SELLING THE BEST HARNESS, SADDLES, BRHLBS, COLLARS. &c. for the least money. If you don't think bo try us once. tVManufacturing and Repairing Harness and Trunks a specialty. . MALLARD A BOWDEN. mh7 tf Ho. 8 80. Front 8t Hats. Hats. Hats. iNB UMBRELLA 8 All Styles and Qualities t At Low Prices I At HARRISON ALLEN'S, City Hatters, mh 7 tf I 29 Front St. For Lowest Prices, Best Designs, and Most Desirable Furniture, Go to the New Furniture store, BEHBENDS St MONBOE, S. B. Comer Market and Sd 8ts., mh7tf , Wilmington, N. C. TTTHAT'8 THE EXCITEMENT OVER THERE f VV asked a-stranger iof one of oar city police. Nothlns; scrloos, sir, was the polite rejoinder. OT TERBOUBG is now receiving his Spring Stock of Ready Made Clothing, Hats, shirts. c, and, as is generally the case, crowds throng bis establish ment, eager to secure the first pick of the best se lected stock in the city. A popular House because reliable Is mh 7 tf OTTERBOUBG'S Men's Wear Depot. Thermometer Well Up ! SO, TO KEEP COOL, GO TO 19 FRONT 8T., and buy one of those Superior REFRIGERA TORS, with WATER COOLER attachment Just the thing for Family use. We are still sending out Piles of those Popular COOK STOVES. The best Btove I ever saw, says a man who has used one a year. Send your orders to mh7 tf PARKER & TAYLOR. Turpentine Tools. WEARS NOW RECEIVING THE LARGEST assortment of Turpentine Tools ever brought to this market. Hackers, Pullers, Dippers, Whet ton, Files, Fine Hack Stones. We also have in stock a fine assortment of Cooper's Tools of every description. Goods and prices guaranteed la- al instances. The Old Established Hardware House of JOHN DAWSON CO., mh7tf 19 31 and 23 Market St. BB OOBIFORTABLE. OUPPLY YOURSELF WITH A WOVEN WIRE O MATTRESS, the meat comfortable Spring Bed in use. An elegant assortment of Lounges, Easy Chairs and Baby Carriages Just in. Curled Hair Mattresses of our own manufacture. Our prices are as low as any, ror first class uooas. D. A. SMITH Si CO'S., ! ah7tf No. 43 North Front St. Now in Stock. PIQUES, IN WHITE AND COLORED; also, PRINTED LAWNS, just received. The above was nought previous to the advance, and will be sold accordingly.""" ' , BROWN A RODDICK. Sun-Shades , and Parasols. OUR FULL ASSORTMENT IS NOW ON THE shelves. The purchase was made last Septem ber. We propose giving our patrons, all the ad vantage we possibly can. BROWN Ss RODDICK, maStf 45 Market Street I ItsT 2125. pEBSH LOT JUST RECEIVED. " BEST MJENT CIGAR la the city. KASPROAVICZ'S Garden City Cigar Bmporiam. Sold only at mh7tf "Solemnly, maur&fully, Dealing its dole, The funeral bell Is beginninffto toll" FOR THE SYNDICATE. Turn en the light" More SAMS now than ever. Write for cut and prices of these popular Cook Stoves. Sold only at F. M. KING CO'S, ; Market street. mh?tf Don't Belay, T3UT MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW, FROM y our superb stock of Imported' Wear. THE CHOICEST GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. Come and see for yourselves ' . MUNSON, Clothier and mh7tf. ..... , ..Merchant TaQor. BdJEtice. 1000 BU8HBtS ' , V V PEDIS SBETi BICE. J feb7tf alfred:martin. i Plos Plot7r) !;. Wl HAVE ON5 HAND A FULL LINE OF THE followingr JOowsaad CasUfigs, which we are sell ing as low as the lowest; Avery, Watt Cook, Far mer's Friend, Granger's Friend, Edgecomb Cotton, stonewall Cotton and all the smaller Plows, such as 6s, S3, 10s, 60s, 40a48a, Sttj. Ac We have also a full line of Steel Sweens. Bull Tonsnes. Shovels. Torn Shovels, fec Ac, . Gir as a call lore purchasing. mh7tf GILES A MUBCBTSON. , WHOLE NO. 3,920 : NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ;Real Estate at Auction. QN WEDNESDAY NEXT, 10TH INST., AT 13 o'clock M., we will sell .at Exchange Corner, that valuable and desirable Brick Store, known as NO. 18 MARKET STREET; i That very desirable DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, Southwest intersection Fifth with Do-k sts. Terms at sale. Particulars at eur Sales Rooms. CRONLY MORRIS, mh 7 2t 749 Auctioneers. j Brnisfiict Bnip M Ferry stock - AT AUCTION.' ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, 10TH INST,, AT 13 o'clock M . , we will sell, at Exchange Corner, 47 Shares Capital Stock B. B. & F. Company. CRONLY Ss MORRIS. . mh 72t 7A9 Auctioneers. Bacon, Molasses, Hour, fec. QQ Boxes D. 8. SIDES, do Smoked do -Q Q Hhds New Crop CUBA MOLASSES 2QQ Bbls Old Ciop ' do 5Q Bbls New Orleans do JQQQ Bbls FLOUR, 3000 8aCk" 8ALT' 250 21158 COFFEE, all grades, JQQ Bbls SUGAR, C, Er C and A, 200 Tttb" nB,A TIerceB RD. QQQ Bush SEED OATS, 2000 BU8h Mixed &ai White CORN. gQQ Bales Choice EASTERN HAY, 20 ToMnoop IRON, 150 Bbli GLUB' 1000 New 8PIRIT CAsKs 3QQ Kegs NAILS. 2QQ Bbla BUNGS, 200 68 TOBACCO' For sale bv mh7 tf KERCHNER Ss CALDER BBOS. Z T - ' Boatwright & IIcKoy Offer this Week FRESH ARRIVALS, 50 000 Lb'aK' Drv 8alt SIDES, 9 100 Package8 buttsr 250 Bag8 coffkh 150 130X68 CAJNrI'K3' 100 80x68 CANDY Q Boxes CHEESE, 3QQ Packages CRACKERS, 500 d CANNED GOODS, 700 Bbla PLOUR, Bbls PEARL HOMINY, QQ Gross Parlor MATCHES, 1 Aft Tierces and Tubs JLUvr Fairbanks' LARD, 200 BOXC3 LATJNDEY SOAP, OA A Bbls MOLASSES, aUU Old and New Crop Cuba, 200 Bbls SUGAR. 200 Boxes LYE and POTASH, 100 00X68 STABCH' fSTDon't forget that we can supply you with LIQUORS, either at Wholesale or Retail, '.LOWER than any House in the State. Again we say eome and see us. Boatwright & McKoy, 5 and T NORTH FRONT ST. mh7DfeWtf Hew Crop Cuba. O A O Hhds and Tierces New Ctod OUO CUBA MOLASSES. Now landiBg exBi For sale low b; lg Flora. WILLIAM! & MURCBISON. Potatoes,;Flour, Sugar. 300 BolB EABLT 11088 potatoks' 1 AHA Bbls FLOUR, 8uper.to 1UUU Extra Family, )"7K Bbls SUGAR, Granulated, Aid Standard A, Extra C and C, JOE Bags COFFEE, TTAftl Rio, Lsguyra and Java, 350 Boxes Smoked and D. 0. SHIES, 150 7,108 Cboice IBDv 00 Boxes LYB and POTASH, 225 80X68 Landry&nd Toilet SOAP, 250 Boxes STARCH, 250 Waole ndHklf Boxes CANDLES, Candy, Paper, Ennff , Tobacco, Nails, Buckets. Hoop Iron, See. K A A Bales Choice Timothy OUU and Eastern HAY . 3200 M"ball,sFme8ALT .500 Sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, 3500 Sackfl-PeraTlIl Cotton GUANO, For sale low by t WILLIAMS Ss MURCBISON, mh 7 tf Wholesale Gro. 4s Com. Merta. Vegetable and Fruit Grates and Boxes. Sash, Doors; Blinds. LL KINDS OF BUILDING MATBRJAL, SEA SONED Flooring, Weather-Boarding. Ac, Ac. Metal and Walnut Show-Cases, at ALTAFFER, PRICE Co. Factobt: Foot of Walnut St mh7tf Omoi: Nutt, near Red Cross. Carriage Factory. JV I KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND MY make of Carriages, Buggies, Wagons and rrxl Drays: Saddles, Harness. Bridles, Collars, M fi . Ac. Painting, Vamishing and Repairing done at short notice. Call and examine and get your moneys worm, at r. u.. nAiujsn'B, mh7tf xmra. , bet Market and Princess st You Want HESB THINGS YOU 8AY MADS SKIL FULLY, of good material and for the least money. Good. That's business. We've everything now in apple-pie shape for the manufacture of. wagons, vans, irays, juuness, c See now If we can't please yoa and keep yonr money home. , mh7 tf GERHARDT CO. J V. ViirdVSeed, GARDEN SEED, PLANTING POTATO ES.LIM burger and Swiss Cheese, Sonced Pig Feet German Pickles, Sanr Kraot H. A. C. B. Herrings. German and Domestic Bologna, Garlic ' and Ganic1 Sausage, Liver and Blood Pudding, a lull line of First Class Family Groceries, cM st lowest "cash price. Call and see for yonrse at , t . , A ' - n - ?V.UYOtkB&?nJt mh 7 tf r .-, : . . 26 saf S3 Eooth Front street . .J. RATES OP ADrKIl 1M ' Use Square oae day,.t..V.,...V- w, v.. $1 00 -f i r- twe days.. ...... X 75 iy ly thwedas....j.i.,. ....... 3J50 font dAys , v t& 00' " Jt five days,.,,:. ,'. 8 50 " . " ., One week,. , J . ...... 4 00 v-Two weeks,..,.. ....SCO Three weeks,.-.. 8 50 - .. One month... .10 00 x Two months....... .... r. . 17 00 Three months,... i....vi.:-.i. S4 OS i SixmonUis,... - 40 0U " " One year... j50 CO 3sT Contract. Advertisements taken at. proor tioeuttelowatea,3:'--'.';V ' :' S. " Tea Bnesselid Nonpareil type make one Square. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. New Departure ! NEW STOCK ! WAIT FOR THE- Grand Opening ! i ON i ' Monday, 8th inst. AT 38 Market Street Every Thins; Beautiful, New, iiood Quality, and Cheap, at Hahn's, 38 Market st. Silks and Satins, Dress. Goods, Hosiery, Millinery Goods, Parasols, at Hahn's, 38 Harket st. Gloves, Ties. Handkerchiefs Laces, Ribbons, Collars, Caffs, Corsets, Ac. at Hahn's, 38 Harket st. Hamburg ! Haniburcs ! Ilamburfjs! Finest Stock In tbe Stale, at i . Hahn's, 38 Ilarket st. Calicoes, Cambrics, Percals, Piques, Table Linen, all polors, Tovelsr Sheetings, Ac. . at ' 5ahn,n38;i3cL:- i . ,-' j . t Bemember the Place and Day of Grand Opening -' r,Sth -' MONDAY, 8tK Hahn'Oi 38 Ilarket ot. ' . . . . . . - Hahn's, 38 Ilarket st. . .... ...., j - , . , , - t;i 1 n'- .'o; 38 ndrtct'ijt": 4-" . ' ... .-.