UAEIOV ADTEBruinu.
On stuu one 6Uy,., ............ .7..'.. ... $1 00
M two days, 1 It
- " tareeAays, t M
foudaya, r too
ve days, S eo
" On week, 400
Twe weeks, IM
' Three weeks, B M
" " On month, 10 00
" Two months, 17 00
" Three months, s4 oo
' Btx months, , 40 DC
" One year, 00 00
t wan. u. bi:uku.
TAR
OUU.ISIIKD DALLY EXCEPT MO lA V.-
RATES OP itUBdO&UTLOM Ut DVMO :
me year, (by mall) postage patd, tf .m
i i month. 41
mree months, " - " i 5
:.t month " " 1 00
To City Subscribers, delivered In any pan of the
ity, Fifteen Cents per week. Our City Agents are
mtattthorised to collect for moro than three months
tn7Contract drerttsemento takes at proyor
VOL. XXVII.--NO. 35.
WILMINGTON, N. C. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1880.
WHOLE NO. 4.124
d advance.
. HE HORNING STAB.
dLWE
MORNING EDITION.
Sntcred at ttM Post Office at Wilmington, N. C,
as Boco&aciaas mauer.j
Radicals complain that the polls in Re
publican strong holds ' are closed again.
them in South Carolina. Stove works
of Stevenson & Co. at QuakerslowD, Pa,
destroyed, loss .140.000. The weather
is clear and fair in nearly the entire United
States. E'ght hundred deputy mar
shals sworn in for Chicago. $100 to
40 and $100 to $30 on Garfield's election
in New York; betting even that he carried
New York from 15.000 to 20,000.
llaycotk. of Australia, beat Hartner, of
B )-ion, for $1,003 in a scalling milch 'on
the Thames. Garfield largely ahead
in Philadelphia. Republican gains in
.Iaiui-,
t HK HBSDLT. w
Suthuient returns nave been re
ceived to settle vhe question of the
next Presidency. Garfield is elected
beyond doubt. The Republicans will
also, in all probability, have a ma
jority in the next House. A few
Democratic g iins are reported, but
we have but little hope that the Re
publican gains will be overcome.
S1IACK.BL.FOKD.
There is uo doubt of the election
of John VV. Shackelford to Congress
from this District. A gentleman
who left Jacksonville yesterday
morning informs us that his majority
in Onslow will be about 500. We
estimate his majority in the District
at S0O to 1200. Three cheers for
Shackelford.
There were 30,300 immigrants who
landed in New York last month.
Trie Oxonian is the title ot a
twelve uaste monthly devoted to
a
literature aud education published at
Oxford at 50 cents a year in advance.
Mr. J. C. Horner is the proprietor,
and it is edited bybe teachers in the
Horner School, but iinly by Prof.
T. H. V. Jasmuudso well known to
oar citizens. The initial number
makes an excellent beginning and wo
hope it will be well sustained. It has
the promise of timely help Irom com
petent outside writers. It H pleased
in its salutatory to thus refer to this
paper:
"The Oxonian undertakes to task, follow
ing in the footsteps of its nolo coutempor
ary, the Wilmington Star, to urge upoc
parents the absolute necessity of giving to
their children a thorough edccttion; of
ahowiug to towoships aud counties the
high importance of increased facilities for
edncaliDg the people, aod to demand from
the Legislature a liberal pruvisiou for nn
efficient supervision of schools."
Among the oldest editors in the
State it is a pleasure to be able to
bear witness to the ability and effec
tiveness of our Democratic exchanges
in North Carolina during the cam
paign just ended. We do not know
that tho papers as a general thing are
any better edited now than formerly,
but the taut, vigor and industry
manifested during the prolonged and
exciting canvass have been noticea
ble. We do not think we have
known the Democratic papers to be
so efficient and earnest and forceful
as they have been in the great strug
gle of 1880. Wo could bpecify somo
weeklies that have been particularly
strong and useful, but it is belter
perhaps to make no invidious de
stinations. pirits Turpentine.
The papers have but little news
adapted to this department just now. It is
a1 1 politics, and it is too late to glean from
that field.
Lenoir lopic: We are told
;hat Dr. Mott paid Nalt Atkinson one in
stallment, a check for $250, for abnsing
Oov. Jarvis and the Democratic party.
Hickory Press : The largest
crowd that ever issembled in Newton was
said to be present last Friday to witness the
liaDgiog. Estimated between 3,000 and
5,000.
In three instances recently
proper credits have not been given to the
Raleigh A'eu$ The matter became mixed
in the form aod the credits were tbua
omitted.
Concord Sun: The congrega
tion of the Lutheran Church, made the
purchase this weekoJ Ford's corner, upon
which the old store stood, where they will
eoon build a new church.
Greensboro Protestant: Diph
theria still prevails alarmingly in some
portions of Alamance, near -the Orange
hoe, and perhaps also in Oraoge, and the
disease is very fatal. Several recent deaths
are reported.
New Berne JVut Shell : The
freight trains on the Atlantic & North
Carolina Railroad, both incoming and out
going, are laden to their utmost capacity,
and we are informed that the work on this
ruad is heavier than for a corresponding
period in many years.
Goldsboro Messenger : Bryan
Blover, on Monday, October 25tb, aged 12
years, son of Joeiab Slover. near Earpe
boro. in Johnston county, accidentally fell
against the saws of the gin when in full
speed, with the breast up, and had his right
side terribly mangled.
Raleigh Visitor : At Clayton
last Saturday night, some one went to Mr.
J
L. Johnson' residence and stole aome
cotton . Leaving there thev went to the de
fait an It ft It n 1 SVoW .-! I li rfj-vm est nrw(fla Arl
to break open lajB money drawer. Finding
no money in tne drawer, they appeased
iuir .ppeiues oy iaiog a oag oi conee
oaiem res: ids recent pro-
tlQSS:
conducted by Rev. J. B. Lineback, resulted
in much good, and a congregation of some
o ..r : j . 1 .
ucuiuvH wm organize., a. new cuarcn
is to be erected Them fair
crop of sorghum made in Davidson county
this year, and a good article can be bought
at irom au to 35 cents per gallon. An
old and eatimable citizen. Fountain Flvnt.
died, after a brief illness, on Sundav of
last week, aged 72 years. Mr. Flvnt
has filled several Court offices ac -
I capt ably and was an excellent citizen
The Eastern Conference of theN. O.
Evangelical Lutheran Synod will meet on
Tho id ay before the 5th Sunday in this
month at K chland church, in Randolph
county. The stockholders ot the
Winston, Salem & Madison, and Dan Val
ley roads met in Winston on Wednesdav.
and by a unanimous vote consolidated the
three roada into one corporation under the
name of N. U. Midland Road. Work will
now be commerced at once.
TBE CITY.
J. C. Munds Same.
M uk son More ulsters.
A. David Immense gains.
B- F. Mitchell & Sox Seed oats.
Caution Notice Crew George Davi9.
I he RIeeiloo Yeeterday.
More interest was manifested in this city
yesterday than at any previous election for
mmy years. Iq the First Ward, from the
moment the polls were opened until they
closed, there was a perfect jam. More es
pecially was this the case in the lower di
vision of that ward, which bad for its vo
ting place a building on the corner of
Seventh and Red Cross streets. Here the
crowding to get to the aper ure where the
tickets were taken was fearful. The color
ed people poll a large vole here, and it was
amusing to witness the expedients resorted
to by them, as by sioe of the white voters,
to get to the coveted spot. Being more
kupple, they as a rule, succeeded where the
whites would fail, and when an energetic I
aud persevering voter would finally succeed I
in wriggling and pushing and jamming his I
way ibrougu lue surging mass of hu-
mahity, and had cast his ballot, the
next tuiug was to get out, aod this Usually
proved a mo e aerious buiuesa, if any
thing, thmi Hi U itt gelling in. This was in
moat cases accomplished by the voter
"thiuniuK" a small ticu cl-ac lo the cor
ner of the buildiog, and in immediate
proximity to the voting place, and finally
forcing bis way lo the top of the shed,
whence he jumped to I tie ground. Others
were lifted by tuoir friends on the ground
and at the same time pulled by others on
the bbed until they had safely landed on
the 1 oof, while others btill were raited up
to a level with the heads of the crowd and
then prvcipitatrd across the closely packed
mass lo a sifu position 00 thu outskirts
ot the swayuij.', ianliog multitude. This
state of all urs was owing in a great meas-
ure lo ibe largely increased vote in this j
ward, and 10 the fact that the multiplicity I
of tkkeia required so much more time on I
the part of the poll-holders ia taking and
recording tha votes, in doing which, on
account of there being so many tickets and
nine ballot boxes, they were compelled to
exercise more than usual care. When the
sun went down quite a number in this
ward, both white and colored, bad not
vuUiL -Hotwitnstanding the great jam, I
however, theru was no disturbance until
just s the pulls were on the eve of closing,
and then by the promptness of Chief of
Police Brock, Aldermen Bjwden, several
policemen and other peace-makers, the
riotous proceedings were nipped in the bud.
In the Fifth Ward the same state of affairs
existed to a great ex'ent as in the First, but
there was no serious disturbance until late
in tho afternoon, when the prompt action
of Mayor Fuhblate and others quelled the
disorder promptly.
In the Second, Third and Fourth Wards,
both sides were very active, the best of
humor prevailed, however, aud everything I
naat nff nnlpllv I
The returns iu t,his city as far as received
are as follows:
first ward.
Upper Diviiion First Ward. Hancock,
131; Garfield, 871, Weaver, 86; Jarvis, 88;
Buxton, 889. For Senator D. G. Worth,
Democrat, 83; H. E Scott, Republican,
849; G. "E. Sheppard, Greenbacker, 96,
For the House of Representatives Walker
Meares, Democrat, 90; A. A. Moseley, 90;
W- H- WaddeU, Republican, 346; Jas. Wil
son, Republican, 346; J. J. Curtis, Green
backer, 78; J A. Hewet, Greenbacker, 76
Sheriff Manning, 850; Watson, 149; Bagg,
28. Register T. E .Sampson, 339; H. W.
McLaurio, 28; Hezekiab Reed, 89. Trea
surerHewlett, 860; Fennel), 72; Bremer,
91. Coroner E. D. Hewlett, 360; Wm.:
M. Hays, 68; C. W. Avant 88. Surveyor
R. McRie, 88.
From the Lower Division of the First
Ward no returns could be obtained, nor
were the voles all counted up to the time
our report closed.
SECOMD WARD.
Hancock, 338f Garfield, 148; Weaver,
6. Jarvis, 330; Baxton, 150. Bennett,
830; Gilmer, 880; Stevens, 147; McLean,
147. For amendment as to Stale debt, 285;
against one. Amendment iojrelation to the
insane, etc , for 23, against 367.
Senators Worth, Democrat, 328; Scott,
Republican, 147; Sheppard, Greenbacker, 8..
House -of Representatives Meares, Demo
crat, 826; Mosely, Democrat, 323; Wad
deU, Republican. 141; Wilson, Republican,
141; Curtis, Greenbacker, 8; Holt, Green.
I backer, 7- Cowan, Independent,!. Trea-
surer Fennel), Jr., Democrat, 337;Hewlett,
Republican, liremer, Greenbacker, 11.
I Register of Deeds McLaarin 613, bamp-
8on 115. Reed ?. Surveyor Brown 1,
7. r-vb nsma, 017. TTltt Ttor.nh.
151. Sheriff-Bagg 286, Manning
I 159, Watson 82. Congress Shackelford
I 324 nannditv 1.1ft Trnrneirav 9
1 -
I TITII!T, WAT?r,
I THIRD WARD.
I Hancock 801, Garfield 159, Weaver 5
Jarvis 300, Buxton 159. Shackelford 287,
I p,n,i.o ira 1?, n
' 6 '
fourth ward.
Hancock 273, ""Garfield 171, Weaver 9
1 Shakfinrd 9.ft7 nni7 7n x.it.whv in
No returns whatever were received from
J lhe VlMx Ward.
Keinrni from ibe state.
Below we give the returns as far as re.
ceived from this State by telegraph and
other sources up to pur hour of going to
press :
ONSLOW.
New River precinct gives Hancock 81,
Garfield 25, Jarvis 75, Buxton 23, Shackel-
sord 59, Canaday 29.
RICHMOND.
Latjrihburg, November 2. Jarvis 103
majority, Democratic county ticket 119
majority. Net Democratic gain of 76.
PENDER
Rocky Point, November 2. The count
is still progressing. The Republican elec
tors have 285 votes. Democratic Electors
123. Shackelford 121. Canaday 286.
Garfield 163 majority.
Holden Township gives Shackelford 101,
Canaday 91. Kornegay 2. Tho vote in
1876 was Vance 70, Settle 67.
WILSON.
Wilson, November 2 Hancock's ma
jority 20, Buxton leads Jarvis by about 25
majority.
WAYNE.
Dudley, November 2. Dortch, Demo
crat, for the Senate, 83; Faison, Democrat,
I 53. For the House, Granger, Democrat, 44;
I Buchan, Democrat, 84; Person, Republi
I can, 125; Deans, Republican, 135. Han
I cock 45,Garfield 133. Jarvis 27, Buxton 133.
I Mount Olive, November 2. For the
Senate Dortch, Democrat, 170; Faison,
Democrat, 189; Fairclotb, Republican, 109;
GraiBger 192. For the House of Rspre-
sentativeE Buchan 187, Deans 123, Larson
125. For Sheriff, Grantham received 50
majority.
DUPLIN.
Magnolia, November 2. Magnolia, War
saw and Faisons townships give a small
Democratic gain over the vote of 1876, for
the Natiojdl and Congressional ticket.
ANSON.
Polkton, November 2. Hancock 160,
Garfield 123. Jarvis is a little behind
Hancock. For Judge.Bennett leads. Couty
ticket undoubtedly elected. Again of about
sixty over the Tilden vote.
Lilesyille, November 2. The Demo
cratic msjority is increased 20 per cent,
here. Dowd, Democrat, for Congress, has
53 majority, Bennett 98, Tarvis 44, Lock-
hart 25, Hancock 26.
Wadesboro, November 2. Jarvis' ma-
3ry " waaesooro is ine iemu-
cratic majority in the county is 603, a
Democratic gain of 300.
Dally weatber Bulletin,
The following will show the state of
the thermometer, at the stations named, at
8.00 P. M. yesterday, Washington mean
time, and also the amount of rainfall in
inches for the twenty-four hours ending at
3 P. M., as furnished by Sergeant James
W. Watson, Signal Officer at this Station:
Tem. R. F. Weather.
Atlanta 59 .00
Cloudy
Cloudy
i Cloudy
Fair
Cloudy
Lt rain
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Lt rain
Fair
Cloudy
Fair
Cloudy
Cloudy
Augusta 63 .00
Charleston 62 .00
Charlotte 60 .00
Corsicana 58 .00
Galveston 03 .97
Havana.......... 81 .97
Indianola 01 .00
Jacksonville. . . . 69 .00
Key West...... 82 .00
Mobile o .w
Montgomery 63 .00
New Orleans m
Punta Rassa 76 .00
Savannah 60 .00
Wilmington.;.... 64 .00
Cedar Keys.
m .00
CO .00
i'ensaCOla
The following are the Indications for the
Middle and South Atlantic Statcs4p-day:
Cloudy or partly cloudy weather, north-
easr to southeast winds, stationary or higher
temperature and nearly stationary barome
ter. Local Dote.
No cases for the Mayor's Court
yesterday morning.
Yesterday was a splendid day
in which to save the country.
The Old Plantation Minstrels
will give another performance at the Opera
House on the 9th inst.
The name of Capt. Walter Coney
appeared ia the Harbor Master's report in
ouw last, when it should have been Capt.
Joi. Price.
The donation party for the ben
efit of St. James Home is postponed until
Wednesday, November 10th, at 7 P. M.,
at the Home.
Rev. Mr. Reid, of the Raleigh
Christian Advocate, has been in our city for
a few days past in the interest of bis pa
per. He filled the pulpit of the Front
Street M. E. Church on Sunday last.
J..P. Can, Esq,,; a prominent lawyer of
Augusta, Ga. : , 'T'utl's Pills have been
used in my case (Torpor of the Liver) and
in my family, with marked success. I be
lieve them, Buperior in all biliary derange
ments to any pills ever made . It is the only
remedy. that has in my experience proved
effectual for nervoui headache. They
never fail." t
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF MAINE.
The following is a statement of amounts already paid under the Maine Itfon-fotfeiture Law, which was passed April 1st, 1877,
on Policies that but for its protection would have been worthless :
PARTIES INSURED STATEMENT OF THB POLICIES LAPSED, AND
fAtfTura uwujusu. CONTINUED IN FORCE UNDER THE LAW.
Me. of Date of Insurance Date f Time of
Name. Residence. Death
Policy. Lapse. Extended to Death. After Lapse
Henry Jones, East Boston, Mass 195 A Oct. 9, 1878 Oct. 24, 1883 Apr. 9, 1879 6 mos.
Wm. EL Seymour, Passaic, N. Y. 1,195 Jane 30, 1818 Jnly 81, 1889 May 9, 1879 11 mos.
Joha U. Griffith, Detroit. Michigan. 10,973 Ang. 10. 1878 Dec. 34. 183S Aug.91,1879 1 year.
Chas. L. Gardiner, Charlestown, Mass. 1S.431 July 37, 1877 Apr. 18.1831 1877
Cnas. L. Gardiner, Charleatown, Maes. 13,484 Ang. 8, 1877 Nov. 38, 1880 1877
B. Wangh Jones. Rochester, N. Y. 31,533 Jan. 30, 1878 July 30, 1881 Sep. 6, 1879 1 yr. 8 moa
Wm. T. Meant, New York City. 31.630 A May T, 1878 Pept 18, 1884 Ap. 31, 1879 11 mos .
Wm. H. Seymour, Passaic, N. Y. 37,817 Jane 1, 1878 Jan'y 3, 1883 May 9, 1879 11 mos.
I Totals. - - -
IBfIn8ure in the Company which secures you against loss in case you should not
Dr. W. G. THOMAS, Medical Examiner.
1nmallabl. Letters.
The following is the unmailable matter
remaining in the city postofilce up to this
date:
Miss Susan Whitehead; W H Wege
meyer, Stapleton, S. T. ; Lord & Lockam
Baltimore, Md. ; Mr. White, Hooeiery De
partment, care H. B. Claflin & Co., New
York;E. Ridley & Son. New York. Pa
pers D. P. Haigh, Whiteville, N. C.
Miss Marion Freeman, Norfolk, Va.; Dr.
W. B. Murphy, Herringsvllle, N. C. ; Miss
Annie R. Jones, Hillsboro, N. C
sale or Bank stoeic.
Messrs. Cronly & Morris, Auctioneers
sold 44 shares of New Hanover Bank stock
at auction yesterday morning, 20 of which
were bid off by Mr. W. S. Warrock at 94
and 24 by Mr. A. D. Brown at the same
figure.
The British brig Stella, consigned to
E. G. Baiker & Co., was reported iu below
yesterday.
C s. District court.
The U. S. District Court, his Honor,
Judge G. W. Brooks, presiding, will con
vene in this city this morning. We noticed
Judge Brooks on the streets yesterday.
The opening of this court was postponed
by his Honor from Monday until Wednes
day, on account of the election.
Go North, South, East or West, and you
will find Coughs and Uolds at this season
of the year. A remedy which never fails
to give satisfaction is Dr. Hull's Cough
Syrup. Price 35 cents. f
TUK KIAILS
The mails close and arrive at the City
Post Office as follows:
CLOSE.
Northern through mails 7:45 P. M.
Northern through and way
mails 5:30 A.M.
Raleigh 5:30 A. M. and 5 .-00 P. M.
Mails for the N. U. Railroad,
and routes supplied there
from, including A. & N. C.
Railroad, at 5:80 A. M.
Southern mails for all rointa
South, daily 8 A.M. and 7:45 P. M.
Western mails (O.U. R y ) daily
(except Sunday) 5.-00 P.M.
Mail for Cheraw ce Darlington
Railroad 7:45 P. M.
Mails for points between Flo
rence and Charleston, 8 A.
M. and 7:45 P. M.
Fayette ville,andofficeson Cape
Fear River, Tuesdays and
Fridays 1:00 PM.
Fayettevule, via Lumberton,
daily, except Sundavs. ... 5:00 P. M.
Onslow C. H. . and interme
diate offices, Mondays and
Thursdays 6.-00 A M.
Smithville mails, by steam
boat, daily (except Sundays) 10 KX) A. M
Mails for Easy Hill, Town
Creek, Shallotte and Little
River, Mondays and Thurs
days 6:00 A. M
Wilmington and Black River
Chanel. Mondays. Wednes
days and Fridays 5:00 A. M.
OPEN FOB DELIVERY.
Northern through and way
mails 7 .-00 A. M.
Northern through mails 9:80 A. M.
Southern mails 7:80 A. M.
Carolina Central Railroad. ... 10:00 A. M
General delivery open from 6.-00 A. M,
to6:00 P. M., and on Sundays from 8:30 to
9:30 A. M.
Stamp Office open from 8 A.M. to 12 MM
and from 2 to 5:30 P.M. Money order and
Register Department open same as stamp
office.
Stamps for sale at general delivery when
stamp omce is closed.
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 3.80 P. M.
CITY ITEMS.
THE MORNING STAR can always be had at tne
following places in the city : The Pareell House,
a&rris isews.otanu. and tne bta imce.
NEWSPAPER FOB SALE. A well established
and prosperous Weekly Newspaper, located in a
thriving', growing town on the Use of a prominent
Jbcauroad, is offered for sale. Terms jcaan. jror
terms and particulars apply to the editor of this
paper.
"From Dr. S. J. Belt, Baltimore, Md.: "I have
prescribed Colden's Lieblg's Liquid Extract of Beef
and Tonic Invlgorator, and cheerfully state that it
has met my most aaneuine expectations, giving to
patients enfeebled hv chronic diseases, debility.
weakness, loss ef appetite and indigestion, the
neeaea nuirwum ana nerve jooa . -
Gush Fiumnn, Agents. Wilmington,
GET OUT DOORS. The close confinement of
auiactory work, gives the operatives paina laces.
poor appetite, languid, miserable feelings, inactive
all the physicians and medicine in the world cannot
help them unless they get ;out of doors or use Hop
sitters, we purest ana nest remeay, eep
inch cases, having abundance of health,
and rosy cheeks in them. They cost bu
See another column. Christian Recorder.
A BENEFACTRESS. J nst open the deor for
her, and Mrs. Winslow will prove the American
Florence Nightingale of the Nursery. Of this we
are so sure that we will teach our ''8087" to say,
"A blessing en Mrs. Winslow, for helping her io
survive and escape the griping, colicking and teeth
lngsiege. MSS. WINSLOW ?S SOOT-UNO SY
RUP relieves the child from pain, and cures dysen-
and diarrhoea. - It softens the gams, reduces
ruination, cores wind colic, and carries the in
fant safely through the teething period, lt per
forms precisely what it professes to perform, every
part of It nothing less. We have never seen Mrs.
winslow knew Eer only through the preparation
of her "Soothing Syrupfor Children Teething,' If
we had the power we would make her, as she 13, a
physical saviour to the infant race. Sold by all
druggists. 35 cents a bottle.
A Haine Non-Forfeiture Law
IN THB
JMO.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Seed Oats! Seed Oats! !
Red Rust Proof.
1200 BUSIIEL3 8KLICCTKD
R. R. P. FOR SEED.
1000 BU8nELS BLACK (ttlXED)
OATS FOR SEED.
2000
BUSHELS MIXED FEED OATS.
ALSO
Seed Rye and Seed Wheat.
For sile by
B. F. Mitchell & Son.
oc3 St
Immense Grains
AND INCREASE OF CLOTHING RECEIVED
this week, which we will dispose of to the
mblic at ruinous prices as follows: Mens' Suit
or S4 ou: xoutns' suits, ma du: uovs' suits, zi xo:
unuarens' baits, f 3 uu.
Full Returns
of cur stock can be had by calling at an sarly date
at our store .
BO 3
Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
More
QF THOSE NICK
ULSTERS NEXT WEEK.
MUNSON'S,
nov 3 lt Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
Ship Notice.
ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned and forewarned from credit
ing or harboring any of the Crew of
the Br Baraue GjEOKGB DAVIS.
Campbell, Master, as no bills of their
contracting will be paid by Master or
Consignees.
ALEX, bf RUNT A SON, Consignees.
nol lt
Carpets.
JUST IN SEVERAL NEW AND ELEGANT
patterns. Customers will remember that my prices
are the lowest for FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Received this Day
QUITE A VARIETY OF NEW THINGS IN
Dress Goods and Trmiiiigs,
Elegant BLACK SILK FRINGES, CLOAKINGS
and 8ACQUINGS in great variety,
A large stock of CLOAKS and DOLLMANS to
arrive in a few days.
respectfully,
Ml. M. Mclntirc.
OC81tf
Uusical Instruments.
J3IANOS. ORGANS, GUITARS,
VIOLINS, BANJOS, FLUTES,
ACCORDIONS, TAMBOKINES,
JR. FIFES, MOUTH ORGANS,
JEWS HARPS, MUSIC BOXES, &C,
At
HEINSBXRQER'S,
33 and 41 Market St
McD.&W.
X-.FINE LENS OF TOP BUGGIES JUST FIN-
...
ished and readv for sale. CARTS and DRAYS
turned one complete every wees. Biac-Buutn,
carriage, trimming and paint shops constantly in
motion.
OC 31 tf McDOUGALL A WILLLAALBUN .
Dyer & Son,
ATLOBS AND FURNISHERS. MERINO
Socks, Chest Protectors.
satin "raia uov scans ior zo cesir.
Undershirts for 35 cents.
Your last years' Hat change to latest style.
An Rnfflnh cntawav made of that old stvle eoat.
Cotton Flannel Drawers made to order, oc 81 tf
Bed Room Sets.
A NOTHBR LOT BED ROOM SETS (Al NEW
designs) just received.) Fancy Goods, Tea Sets,
Tin sets, an at very -w MUScm80Nt
oc 31 tf 38 and 40 Morchlson Block.
John Dawson & Co.
T BAD THB HARDWARE TRADE UT NORTH
pay cash en the spot, handle the best goods, and at J
as low prices as any House In the country . All they
asks is an examination of their stock. I
Carolina, buy ourecs rrom xne jnanuractures.
is, 31 ana zis Marxet sc. , 1
oc 31 tf Wilmington, N. C. I
Policy
SETTLEMENT Or
DEATH CLAIM.
Amount Deduct for Amount
of Forborne Paid by the
Policy. Premlams. Company.
$5,000 $188 19 $4,813 81
3.000 53 37 1,947 (3
3.000 91 81 1,905 30
3.000 58 88 1,941 17
4,000 117 9 3,883 41
4,000 186 6 3,813 44
3.000 78 91 1 931 09
3,090 3C3 19 3.796 71
f SlOt $78 54 $13 081 46
be able to keep your policy in force.
W. GORDON dc BRO.,
General Agents for North Carolina.
nov 8 It
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Groceries ! Groceries !
AS ASSIGNEE OF THOS. H. MoKOY I DE-
sire to state to the trading public that at the Old
Stand of Boatwrlgh; & McKoy, under my direction
and supervision, I have, for sale. THE MOST
COMPLETE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK of
Good Fresh Groceries held to day in the city of
Wilmington. I will sell LOWER THAN ANY
OTHER HOUSE in the city, as I am compelled to
sell for cash.
Thoee who are indebted honestly to the old Arm
of Boatwrlght & McKoy and Thos. H. McKoy,
will, I trait, without delay come forward and settle.
I am sure this appeal will not be in vain.
W. B. McKOY,
oc31 lw Assignee.
Removal.
I HAVE REMOVED FROM NO. 1 TO NO. S
Sooth Front Street, 3rd door from Solomon's
Corner. I am not the only German Barber in town,
but have the Neatest shop and can always be found
ai my post, wun pome ana no. 1 Assistants.
oc Id
iu tr
H. C. PREMPERT
Infants' Shoes.
An ELEGANT ASRTMENT OF INFANTS'
French Kid Button Shoes, Chlldrens' Basket Top
Tasseled Shoes. Misses' Shoes of every lmdna-
ble style at very low prices.
THOMAS H. HOWEY,
No. 47 North Market .
oc27tf
Seeds. Seeds.
rpHE PUREST AND MOST RELIABLE 8TOCK
of TURNIP and CABBAGE SEEDS in the world,
rown by D. Landreth A Sons, and for sale at re
duced pi ices by
JOHN K. MCILHENNY, Druggist,
Je87tf Cor. Market aad Front streets.
By Express.
LACE FICHUS, LACE TIES, LACK CAMBRIC
Handkerchiefs, Bilk Handkerchiefs,
Glass Doylas, Table Damask and
the beet stock of Towels and
Towelling in the city.
All cheap.
my 2 tf JOHN J. HEDRICK.
Arrived!
The first
New River Oysters
of the season at
oc. tf MOZART SALOON.
Fine Mountain Beef.
TT7E WILL OFFER TO-DAY SOME FINE
MOUNTAIN BEEF, just received. Also LAMB, I
TV
MUTTON. Ac, at Citizens' Market and Fourth
Street Market, near Boney Bridge.
oe aa tr . a. w atsum je w,
Seed Cotton.
500 000 SEED COTTON WANTED
for which a fair price will be paid IN CASH.
ppiy at
WIL.T-A11D8,
an 36 3m North Water 81. Wilmington, N. C.
Fresh Celery.
rpENDER FRESH CELERY, LARGE CA1XFOR
Pears, Sweet Florida Oranges, Malaga
Choice Candies, and everything nice. Cai
Grapes.
all and be
salted
At S. Q. NORTHROP'S
Fruit aad Confectionery Stores.
oc33 tf
No Change.
A. I AM STILL AT MY OLD STAND.
r where I keep a fall supply of Carriagee.
1 1 1 JPtt" Wagons, Carts and Drays. I am
now opening a large stock of Harness,
Saddles, Bridles and Halters, and keep constantly
on hand everything In my line or business at low
est prices. Repairing done at short notice.
P. H. HA YD EN'S Factory,
oc 31 tf Third, bet. Market and Princes, si
Apples, Apples.
2 Bbls Selectd Baldwin APPLES,
For sale by
KERCHNER A CALDER BROS.
Mallets, Mallets.
1 A A Bbls A. No. 1 MULLETS,
For salo by
KERCHNER CALDER BROS.
Cheese, Cheese.
JQQ Boxes Cream and Factory CHEESE,
For aale iy
KERCHNER A CALDER BBOS
Oriental Powder.
BIPLF,
BLASTING
and MUSKET.
For sale by
oc23rf
KERCHNER CALDER BSO8.
Miss S. A. Strode
TS TO BE FOUND SIX DOORS WEST OF MAR
kot Street, in the Leaaman House, where she is
,
showing the most Sty lisb goods in tbe city, Mrs.
stroc - oeui m now w hiwudx mom.
oc 34 tf
NEW ADVERTISEMKNTH.
Facts d&d Figures.
Brown & Roddick
44 Blarkot Btreei.
WE DISIRE TO ANNOUNCE TU AT WE AMI
fully prepared for the FALL AND WINT-U
TRAD-, aod will, offer GREATER INDUCK
MENTS this feason tbaa we have ever done brro -
torore. We have Uls year perch aved (N KA k L
DOUBLE tha ami not of stock we aoally carry,
thns affording our patrons a meek lair er and moie
varied aasortment to m!m .ram tkan Torn or I v
We have )ust retarned after aa ebretco of two
months ia the Northern maikeu, daring htcQ
time our facilities (or exam-iint the Latest Inpor
tations have been unsurpaaerd, brace we caa i.flrr
our cuctomers not only tbe LATfeHT HTYLKS. bat
also MANY OF THE ADVANTAGES to bo gained
by more recent purchases.
We respectfully lavite your attention to the above
FACTS, and willies glad U drmonauaie llio tame
by FIGURES to all who will favor as - lib a rail
dortnt; the ensuing week tnd examine our A M fLK
STOCK, of
Bllka, Cloaks, a'ovr.
Velvets, Drees Goods, Linen.
Klebons, Trlmmlnn, 1 omcnlrn.
Laces, Corsets, Blankets.
Shawls, Hosiery, l .Mluirrrt ,
C&rrets, Ladle' Oents' and ChiMnn's Ui derwoar
Ac. Ac Ac Ac. Ac.
Brown Cc Roddick
45 market Street.
WHOLESALE AND HETAII-
OC14 tf
Lamps, Lanterns, &c.
KEROSENE Oils LAMPS AND LANTERN.
Wicks, Burners, Bhadea. Cbimneya. Oil at 15
cents; Oil at IS cents per gallon. Heady Mliod
Paint for everybody's n.e, Varnish, Colors, Ac, for
sale low at
GEORGE A. PECK'H,
nev tf S5 South Front Ht.
Patent Medicines
QF ALL KINDS, PURE DRUGS, FINE Cll EM 1
cals and Toilet and Fancy Articles of erory dctcrlp
tion. For sale by
James c. munds. DrogRi.t,
58 North Front bt.
Prescriptions compounded at all hours, day or
night. no t tf
Union Mutual Life tara.ee Company
OF MAINE.
Organized In 1849.
Atsctn over 7,000,000
ALL TUB POLICIES OF THIS COMPANY Alt K
Endowments.
For the same premium other Companies chare
on an Ordinary Life Policy, this Company ilf.e
an Endowment, maturing at age to
All policies protected bv uo Malno N on For
feiture Law.
Agents wanted throughout tho Bute.
JNO. W. GOKDON St BHO ,
Gen'l AgeU for N. C.
Dr. W. G. THOMAS,
ocSllf Me4ical Examiner.
Attention!
Ya CONSUMERS OF GROCEUUS IN THE
First and Becoad Wards. The most convenient, tho
cheapest, the most pleasant place every way for
you to buy Groceries is at J. C. Stevenson A Co.
We get Fresh Goods by every Freight and Steamer.
You can get everything In oar line from n; so
don't be afraid to come
on't be afraid to come tninn tc
intlngyou will nave 10
go down Town any way. We'll fill
go down Town a
at bottom prices.
voar ordi r and
V cry respectfully,
J. C. Stevenson & Co.
oc 81 tf Brooklyn.
Carpets !
Drown 3c Roddick, 43 Market at.
rpHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CARPITH
south of New York.
Gents' Fancy fiock. i
A lob lot 1
ded bargain
A lob lot of the above at 15c; worth 80c, a derlr
BROWN RODDICK.
46 Market St.
Colored Dordcr Handkerchiefs.
We are offering a full line of COLO H ED BOR
DER HANDKERCHIEFS for ladles and gents. All
the latest noveltleo of tho muos.
BROWN A RODDICK,
OC29 tf 45 Market bt.
More Hew Styles !
gTIFF AND SOFT HATS I
LADIES' STYLISH UATS I
HARRISON A ALLEN,
ocSt tf Hatters.
The New Hat Store.
jyY STOCK IS COMPLETE IN ALL OF THE
atest Styles of Gents,' Children.' Ladle and
Misses' Hats. Also nice line of Gents' rurnUhliig
Goods. Call and examine before pa rchi sing.
J OHM M. ROBINHUN,
oc 17 tf Market St., next door to McHhvany's.
Our Own Make.
JXTRA SUPER AND EXTRA FAM1LT
Flour In bbls and MA, K.X andif bbl Sacks. Corn
meal. Pearl Grits, Mixed and Whlta Corn, Wheat
and Corn Bran. Short., Cb-pa, Hay, Oats, Pro
vender, Ac Black Seed Oata.
G. BONEY BON.
ocHtf at the Cape Fear Mill
Hew Crop Bice.
3Q Tierees and bbls Carol In. RICK.
150 6a priBe EI0 orrBK'
1000 bbl ood FLOUR
Bbls Heflned SUGAR. ?
100 Bbl" Cnb MOLA8SK8'
200 Ke" MAILa
At Low Prices.
HALL & PEARSALL.
ocS7 OAWtf
A LARGE STOCK OF
Sash. Doors. Blinds.
AND
ALL KINDS OF kMlLL WORK,
LUMBER, LATII8, &c.t
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP,
T
ALTAFTXR, PRICE Co.,
FaCtost:
Foot of Walnut St.
00 81 tf 1
Omoi:
Natt, near Bed Cross st.
OLD NEWSPAPERS, BUTT ABLE
for Wrapping aad other purposes
Can be bed at the STAR OFFt CA
IN AMY QUANTITY