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An extra cnarge win oo mw8uimiuiu . i0 promote the cause or learning, bdu id r uiple column advertisements. 8lead of dampiDg the ardor of her sons who 411 announcements icu rew mmwiuawu no Hfiatea for office, whether in tho shape of coramn- fii rations or otherwise, will be charged as advertise ments. Remittances must be made by Check, Draft, Pos tal Money Order, Bxpress, or in Registered Letter. Only such remittances will be at the risk of the publisher. Communications, unless they contain important aews, or discuss briefly and properly subjects of real iuterest, are not wanted; and, if acceptable is every other way, they will invariably be rejected if the i cal name of the author ia withheld. Contract advertisers will not be allowed to exceed their space or advertise any thing foreign to their regular businees without extra charge at transient rates. Payments for transient advertisements mini be aiada in advance. Known parties, or strangers with proper reference, may pay monuiiy ut iuu - cordiag to Advertisers should alwavs snecifv the issue or is- sues they desire to advertise in. wnere no issue is sues tney aeaire to aaveruse in. nucre uu uus named the advertisement iwill be inserted in the to be sent to him during the time his advertisement is in, the proprietor will only be responsible for the mailing or tne paper to ma aaoresa. By WILLIAM II. BERNARD. WILMINGTON, N. C: Friday Evening, Nov. 12, 1S80. EVENING EDITION. THS SOUTH IS FOB PEACE. The doctrine of Garfield, in his speech on the Electoral Commission, was that if sach a body were formed it would have the power to go be hind the returns and pry into the charter, ,.uty, of the votes o.nal. " ifi rtnn.t.rmn nt thn Jpmo- I mi i f .i T-v I cratic party was and is that it is just greatly to protect liberty as to devise "a great national Union party." It to his'Historyf Our Own Times.'dts aud proper to go behind tho returns measures." We hope Ireland will is difficult to comprehend how any preparing for a lecture tour ia the Uuited in cases of suppcad fraud. So Gar- escape the horrors of war and be- xV States. rr . . can have the hardihood to promul- "Jellorson Davis memoir, " it field and the Democratic party are come prosperous under better treat- Kate 8Uch views. No one knows bet- is now s'.ated. will not be uiven to the pub agreed as to theory. Garfield went ment. ter than Mr. Hill that tbe fundamental Jc until April next. The Aupletons huve back on his speech, and when he got ou the Commission he voted with the majority and deserves to be known in history as one of the infa mous 8. It was because of his course thai Hayes became President by fraud by fraud gigantic, monstrous and damning. That is to say, it would he damning if the sense of the coun try was not so perverted and de bauched that honor and dishonor, right and wrong have become synony mous terms. We refer to this now because of the agitation in New York over the electoral vote of that State. Wo arjree with the Charleston News and Courier in this opinion. It says : "Tlieft! wem no dnnht eYtenfiivrt frmiils . -.-r . .... I hi tne election in iew iorK, aDa it is pos- aible that twenty thousand fraudule can ba proved. But the Garfield electors .i wilt receive the certificates of election JM.KJ'sSrSS f.r President are to be counted. la the ab3trac then, the Democrats are jusif- tied in investigating the charges of iraud at the New York election, and Congress Z'Xl '.llS'e01 S."5?,nT oetore Congress, in proper form, certificates of tbe election of tbe Hancock electors, Congress may make its choice between two oeis of certificates, or may reject all certifi" Cdtc3, but it cannot count votes which are not before it." The South is interested in having very fraud exposed. It is interested in having a free ballot and an honest count. It is interested in having an election elect, but it cannot agree to a general row, and become a party to ousting Garfield by technicalities or errors. The election of Garfield is a fore gone conclusion. It is worse than useless to talk about counting him out. The time to havo acted was in 187C, when the Northern Democrats should have seen to it that Mr. Tilden was counted in. Tho South ij .1 1 . .. 1 . wvuiu uuu uave ueuu recreant men, and it will. not be revolutionary now. r 1 , ., -r . Tf . . I luuj u nicy wumu uu wen to leave the South out of the count, The Sooth is for peace and nrnsnprit y ca anQ prosperity. B1D LEGISLATION. We agree with the Medical Jour nal of this city that it is neither wise nor proper to place a tax on libraries and scientific instruments. If we i id Tlflt lennw tVlof lanialnlnrs I i - " " ihiuiu.ui a were I wUJO U1 lUBU mjuuicious ana foolish acts we would be surprised U1 ne : 1. that our Solons wrre blind enough to tax intelligence and put an embargo on education. Surely wbave lillle, enough intelligence in thi Stale wilh out trying to lessen - it' by taxation. There are other sources upon which to raiee revenue without resorting 10 a bid for ignorance and illiteracy. Tax the luxuries tax thost; things that hurt and blight if you will, but do not tax brains and brain furni ture. Do not go to work by legisla tion to keep North Carolina benight ed. A wise and beneficent legisla- tion will do all it can to fosiereduca- lion: to extend its bleBnings; to en courage science and induce the peo- pio " read and lhu8 learn and row , become wiser and haDPier. We 1 .j ourselves of the following from tne Medical Jblimall ..Tf TSTrih fiwlin wr Jim moat nros- perou8 Slate id the Union, id ber citizeDS I 1 enKA ..In anrl tf Ihnrn orfll an lrned neoDlo reanine large profits from learned pursuits, it would be unwise to .z iDne-. tuuuicuia. u u 1 vl luiiuiMij i lioa does not hold a high rank lor leamiag, and it is a struggle for ber poor BCholars to collect books and iDStrumenle. It should be the earnest endeavor of the State are struggling to remove tbe blight of illiteracy trotu her, a premium worthy of a great commonwealth should be bes'.owed upon those who spend their substance in such a worthy cause." The outlook iu Ireland is very gloomy. It begins to look as if se rious outbreaks might occur with evil consequences. There is wide spread excitement among the pea santry, and a collision may occur at anv timi bcLwcen them aud the I troops. However inucti WO synipa- , . . , . T . , i thlZ3 With the Irish people in their J misfortunes, we can but deplore the present condition of affairs Eug- land has the organized power to crush out any hostilities, and resist ance to constituted authority can I , , . , only end in greater disappointments and eufferinirs. Mr. Gladstone is not neisnot past life , , , unfriendly to Ireland, as his shows. Hut ho is i tho head of the British Government, and he must , . . maintain peaco and order as far as in him 1 os. In his recent dinner talk ho said that beforo we talk of reform there must be "law and order." Tho New York Herald quotes the Irish limes as saying that "society is less concerned with the amendment of the laws than with tho defence of then,, nnH if i II T n tr 4Ka tfvWAnm An foal auu lb Will hOJUk buu Ewyeruuiciii, ao i - The plan in New Yoik, it is said, to biiug the issue before Congress 'ob to how that State voted, is for Hora- o t .1 i tio aevniour, Jr. the only Demo 3 ' 3 crat on the Returning Board to declare tho Hancock electors chosen, upon the faith of evidence furnished l , i, ti ,-.,. a. t n .. by tne Democratic state Committee. In this way tho whole matter will be made an issue, and, following tho Louisiana preeedeut, it is expected frii ihn i7Ma n u-mA tnat tne nouso will go behind tho , , to returns, and thus an inquiry will be had. It is further said mass meet- ings will be held to keep alive or create popular interest. Kelly is openly charged with beating Han cock, and he is represented as anxious a .u: . 1 1 I uu Buuuciuiug to assen nis loyally 10 party, lie says tlio 30D in party, lie says tho job in hand is a large one. But the South I - if , North ffll. K .1 -,i . . b the ear9 lfc Wl11 Btand ready to see fair play and hold the hats. ' VVo pablbh a portion of a letter n me opnngneid Mepuotican. It is the work of a Yankee of evident ability as a writer who thinks he has mA a:b i j3 1 I tho eyes of other Northern travellers, It will amuse if not instruct. It is astonisbmg now little the best in- formed NnrihrnnMnlir.f,i.. j r v.. Southern people. We sincerely be- President into the House of Repre lieve they know every other people sentatives, where the Democrats, by on the globe better than they know "-seating twaor three" members this our people. The extracts will do to luwr can control majority ot tne . , rj,, . , , btates. There is an inexpugnable do laugh over. The mistake of all such termination in the hearts of the writers is that they take a rare gpeci- Northern people that the Demooratio men and judge the remainder by it. Party while a majorityjof the voting Thp nn owmtrir. ortm ; f power of that party comes from the . . , -r- Mr. Gummery Blair has found a new name for the South. He calls it the "rotten South " and all because Mr. Tiln 117 a fl nnl c art nA TV! CI. - w.ww.v. 1. v,. - Die wisdom. Uen . Hancock received a larger vote than any other Demo- . ij 1 3 Crat would or could have received. He got the South "solid," and that is ly Ga- 10 $5,000. more than his favorite would have The.nmsaspf St. Lonis is , T . to be taken by FroT, .Woodward, of Wash gotten, not to go into the Northern ington Uniyer8-in that city, and his 450 States. It may turn ont that the Morev .. tetter is A fnraATv hnt. it. h nnf. been proved that the sentiments of the letter are not In accord with Gar- " rf p field's views and in harmony with his votes and utterance?. We hope all concerned it is a forgery.-.will punislied and that all improper mihrAa ,r i,Q At,. f noli- J r-T tics, iho Kadicais were very active in ferreting out the real or supposed torgers, Dut tney are content, to ict , , 1 tho raecalities of their own paity go unchallenged. 'Wo incfine to thirik they rather like them. General Phil. Sheridan, in his an nual report to the General of the Army, insists upon an increase. Hi says theio are not enough men to do the work, and those in service in tho South and West aio overworked, lie says the railroad companies aro the strongest allies of the military in the West, and shows what wonders C f 1 irni'ion am Viol r re (nfim nl islltd WA i" & by these vigorous corporations in tlie I - Unsettled regions or tne ierntoi The Bernhardt doea not think her New York reception particularly en. , . . . A . .wi: ihusiastie. Of the American audl- ence she sa tG a Tribune repol ter : "1 find it very much like an English au dience. Tbe public strikes me u9 being much the eame. I have bad some experi ence with the public of different countries, and I am very well contented with my re ception here, although the audience last night did not show me marked favor until the fourth act. In rans the eecona act ci Adiienne is always well received and ap plauded; but that part of the play is full of delicate finesse of expression and half shades of sentiment snd feeling." CITRIC K NT COMMKNT. It is in vaiu for Kelly, after ..fdtiiwr rTantnr.1r in s lt lif.Lion. to aitcmpt. to lecovei uib uvun auU ...o lost party standing by a stnpid en deavor to reverse the settled verdict of New York. Kelly cannot suc ceed; but if he could succeed the inevitable result would be a civil war. He is reckless enough to at- ff.mt anvthino- to screen himsc f : . , . Tam-n,.rxin trtv but not even the Democratic party, to 83y nothing of the country at larsjre, will give him any countenance large, will give him any countenance " playing with firo and trying to precipitate a revolution to hido hi.s precipitat owu treason to General Hancock. I Hancock contemns and despises him ir , as heartily as any of tbe Ueraocrats wnu nuiu mm iHUUflUK! " I defeat of the Democratic national ticket. Kellv is Dlavioer with fire, hnt Demooratio indif?nation will ex- - - o tinguish both it and him. N. Y' Herald, Ind. Mr. Hill goes even f urther and 3 i i . i. . i. Si - . . . j,u.njnJ.n).ua:. Dni,n o. . I ideas for which the two parties con- tend had lhcir origin wiih tho birth of the republic, and that they must, Uudcr the peculiar conditions of our national existence, continue to be the - . ' j- c subject ot partisan discussion for many years to come. Even if Mr. Hill could persuade a considerable number of persons to join him in the effort to disband the Democracy be ,ir- j . i . j., J Qf any human agency. Democratic principles mast continue to be in- destructible bo long as the Union lasts, and the defeat of November 2d , 1 aj-.- 5 only provides an additional and more urgent rea80n for their perpetuity as the onlv uoeaiblo barrier to the en- croaebmentsof centralization and Re publican lust of power. Baltimore Gazette, Dem. At last, the most momentous controversies in the history of a peo- w" nlo ttro HAtPrminfi,l hv what, ia noi. hh ble and practicable, rather than by what is right in tbe abstract. That rdleTe.UooT It was a remedy that the Middle and New England States were ready to resort to when it suited them. But when the Southern States seceded, the right of secession proved to be an then made up their mind that the Southern States should not withdraw from tne Union, and the heavy bat- l ! l rri . laiioun, uu uauai, nrevaueu. xuere is nn Tfiaann t r nsnlfpr s f tor unnt hor 1 1. lustration of the broad truth. The. wwvu u V W U X . . . North will not permit the electoral voto 01 iorK 10 De 80 nanaiea " W give the election to Hancock, nr an no t.rt thrnw lha nloof inn rf South, shall not rule the country and havo AnlirA nnssflaamn nf ihn nnxr. I 1 fc" 1 ernment. Charleston JSeios and Courier. SOUTTHEUW ITE1S. o TT flnv of OrrlotK a plantation worm f4,uou. . Notioe 18 Siven that a bill will he introduced into the next Legislature to ;nr.. .h Hnnnr iionB f Tifair enumerators went to wotJt yeaterasy. Dr. Bhrru88i a prominent phyei- clan r7Lmsi?oart Hov: Yftv dled. after ahrtettUhessr in the sixty-third year Tt.MS:..JJt - ''tar. rR.- .e: niarriea aaogmer or uiiviu maicgm;Br;i i cm wo, vi iu-aiyiauu, I and leaves Riirvlvtno him "a snn nH I inlTalt Wt.nl.Qn.... II....A a. Jl , . . 1 I dBuehter inr..s. 011 It ''. I B , Tbeextr Legislature of North Carolina Ng v eCicbl thergftwbo evcrwaa i Cotpaeot unnecessary. , 2,, Tli S .nth hR9 nroved her lw ";! .name by voting solidly agftiDBt lUe paiiy t eec- , uuim 1 ufiio auu iuii " - 1 anJ frtr ibe-npbteTBdluter wbo rouin mr !. ITni,.f r.1 When tbe war was over ilwtathtd bid swrl-od advocated the nre eeivaiion uf ciustitutiooal liberty But we mu.xi nut tk-spair. We must tiy again. Tbe .principles for which we contend are immortal, mid must buccced nt lam unless liberty perislu-s forever. Warsaw Brief Mention. General liaiicuck was presented wi.h btvcu to!d bthdtd caucs during the campaign. The Boston newspapers an nounce that Prof. Longfellow will atteud the opera ibis evening. Shall we illumi nate ? It is sad when a man who has thought himstlf to bo much finds out that he is nobody. The iufotmatioo has reached Gen Hancock. tfew York Iribune, Had. Caroline, Duchess of Monlroso setitu winning uoree to the recent New maikel races, and appeared there herself dressed in her racing color, a red costume and a red veil. Pnuce Alexandria, tho present ruler of Bulnriu, having recently come into a legncy of $1,500,000 left to him by the lute Empiess of Russii, bis aunt by marriage, is about to build u bpkndid pulace in the new quaiterof Sofii. Colonel Iugersoll, according to the Washington Star, being congratulated because be had beeu indorsed by Beecher, suid, "I think it a good deal more fortunate for Mr. Beecher that I indoised him." Mr. Thomas Hughes has a sou and two nephews living on stock farms. It will be remembered that Charles Kingsley had a son living in Nebruska. Mr. Hughes has been honored with uiauy and hearty "receptions" while iu thiscouutiy. A Nevada Bishop says thera is no Sunday in that blnse. It is a mining State, and mining id so iinpoitant and con trolling an inlereM ihal religion has ; lake a back .t at. Chicago is becoming to be more and more aureat fruit maiket. According lo ,1JC census kutisiics, tue quantity or liesh fruits sold last year amounted to $10,042,- 500 do dricd $1 30, oyy. Tlle ()r foreign amounted to $2,803,300: r.. .:!, $1,752,500; California, 813,500 $1,752,500; California, $10,712,890. According to liiund the Galveston iVeww, Galveston m.-nllemttu wes ttlling "ib'iy how he : the : party or the nwt part ought to travel lOr his health, but he did not have the money or the inclination. "111 ten you wnat to uo, sam uumooiy, "steal $10,0C0 and then you will have both the Inclination and the means to tiavd " LITERARY GOSSIP. "Young Ireland," a new book by Sir Charles Gavan Duffy, appeared in L,onuou on xuonaay. Justin McCarthy has his hands tu,lul "u k just now. lie is writing a new ,,, ' r.j3 uc.' ame fs Veadf " " " ,h V'' AS AN ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, aro inoompnrable. They atirnulfttQ tha i'OiirLD LIVFjK, invigorate the JiEItV OLT3. SYSTEM, give tone to the DIOE3 TIjQP.QAK3tjrreate perfect digestion, und regular movement of t r bowels. A3 AN AflTI-MAlAltSAL They have no equal ; acting as a prevent i v o and cure for Bilious, liemittoat, Intcc-n-itf.nt. Typhoid Fevers, and Fevor antj Ar;o. TJpon tho healthy action of tho to-much and Idver depends, almost wholly, the health of the humanriu-n. DYSPEPSIA. It iti for the cure of thia disease and its a tendanta, SICK-HEADACHE, NERV OUSNESS. DESPOJiTDElircir, CPU STXPATION, FILES, &c that these Pills have gained such a wide reputation. No remedy waa ever discovered that acta no speedily and gently on the digestive ,or Ktins, giving them tone and vigor to as similate food. Thia accomplished, tho fjEliVESare BRACED, the BRAIN NOURISIUilD, and the BODYBO BUST. Try this Remedy fairly and you fviU gain a Vigorous Body, Pure Blood, f Jtrorig Nerves, and a Cheerful mind. Price 85c. 35 Murray St., N. Y. TUTTS HAIR DYE. Gray Haib ob Whibkibs changed to a Glossy Black by a single application of this Dye. It i in parts a Natural uoior, ana acts Inatantaneousl s ll Sold by Drumrisiaor sent by express on receiptor $ 1 Office 35 Murray St., New York apl3 th sa eod D&Wly tu . nrm Ti,-, T fr-tlft(ll e. rt JOllIl J. OOnlrey & CO., DEALERS IN COTTON, HIDES, FURS, WOOL, B2HSWAX. TALLOW AND FEATIIEItS, SHEEP, GOAT AND DEER SKINS.OLQ METALS. PEAS, DRIED FRUIT, BONES, RAGS, FAC TORY WASTE, HOPE, Ac, Corner of Water and Dock sts. $3FSECOND-HAND STILLS bought, sold and exchanged. . . .. . uercrencc r irsi ixauonai u&nfe. no 11 lm For Sale at Low Prices. 300 Bolls and Half Rolls BAGGING, IOOD BtUs Arrow Delta tik9 100 80X08 D' 8" nd 8moked BACON, 5QQ Bbls FLOUR, all grade, 1 HA SS?.B COFFEE, 50 bbls SUGAR. lUl 500 kegsj AILS. g8 HOOP IKON, 1,000 New and OUVf Second-Hand SPIRIT BARRELS, mCi S8 808?8', Ly Fotaah, Snuff, OUU Tobacco, boda, Crackers, Cheese Lard, Ac, Ac se IS tf WORTH A WORTH. Cargo NKW corn, meal from new corn, new pearl Hemlny. Choice Timothv Hav. Pea Meai ann Peas, and all kinds of Horse and Cow Feedi " preston cumming ago.. fHE LATEST NEWS. j FROM-& tt PARTS OF THE WORLD . MEW VOKR. KAIL WAY COMMUNICATION WITH MEXI CO GEN. GEANT'S VIEWS. IBy Telegraph to the Morning 8tar. New York. JSov. 12. Tbe World re ports thai Mr. Itomeia, fortneily Mexican Minister in the United States, tniertaiued Gen. Giant and a number of leading rail way men, ui Delmonico's, last night, and laid belore them the question of a railway communication with Mexico in a long Bpeecb, in which he urged American capi talists to come to the assistance of. Mexico in Of vo oping ner means 01 loicxior com- municntion. Gen. Grant made a' speech reviewiug ihe history of tbe Mexican peo pie, and said be thought it would be bet- 1 . .... j . j i .. i ter to ouuu me ruau inuepeuuBuuy, auu not be controlled by the nation giving a subsidy. In hia opinion the Mexican peo ple were now too poor tr gf ant subsidies. NEW OULEAIV!. NATIONAL COTTON EXCHANGE REPORT. New Okleaks, Nov. 12 The National l"illor "RrrhHniro rpnnrl iaaiicrl t-rlv shows the total overland shipmeuts to tbe mills directly, tor September and October, to bo 75,803 hales, an increase, complied with last year, of 4,446 bales; and tbe total takings by Northern mills ftoui all sources to be 242.341 baits, uu increase of 8,641 bales. It shoAS that so far tune have come ino bight of this yeai's crop at ports uud overland points of crossing 1,507,745 balen, an increase over last year of 167, 781 halt s KO l Si' I ti l I N ' 'KTL L lJ KIN H . ORANGEMEN nlsSED AND ultOANED THE MILITARY HAVE TO PROTECT THEM. IBy Cable to the Morning Star. London, November 12. The people hissed and groaned at iho Orangemen on their arrival at Ciarcmorris. The party bad to be protected by a double file of in fantiy with fixed buyout ts The route to Holly Mount, by which the Orangemen proceeded, .was lined with constabulary. They arrived at Balliurobe without dis- j turbauce. INUrUltK MINE IIOHHOK. TWO HUNDRED MINERS IMPRISONED UNDER GROUND MINK ON FIRE. Illy Telegraph to the Morning Star. Halifax N. S., November 12 Another uccideui is reported at S'ellurlon, where two hundred miners are imprisoned under ground. Eight huVe been lakt u (-ut in a d)iug Coin' it on. The mine is on tire. Later. 1! ia now iepried from Stellar ton that oul) thirty or forty men are in that part of 'lie mine which is on fire. Another t xploMon ia expected evety moment. The. baik Flora sailed from Norfolk, yislerday, for Cork, with 1805 bales of col ton ThUUthtonty Lottery ever voted on and endor- dV the people ef any State. UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION ! Over Half a Million Distributed ! Lonisiaaa State Lottery Company. This innutrition was regularly incorporated by the Legislature or the State for Kdacailonal and Chari table purposes in 18G8, FOK THE TERM OF TWKNTV-FIVK VKARS, to which contract the iu violable faith or the Stata ia pledged, which pledge h&a been renewed by an overwhelming popular vote, securing ita franchlne in the new constitution adopted December 2d. A. D. 1379. with a rjinltnl of fl.OOO.CH.O. u which it has since added a reserve ITS GKAND SINGLE NDMKKR DTSTRrRn. Z2ZZ2. fLU th TUet- Look ai the following Distribution : GKAND i'iiOMUNADE CONCERT I during which will take place the I27TI1 iiRiaiD MONTHLY! Extraorflinary Semi-Ansnal Drawing. At New Orleans, Tuesday, December 14. 1880. Under the personal supervision and management of Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of La,, and Gen. JTJBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia. CAPITAL PU1ZB $100,000. Notich Tickets are Ten Dollars only. Ilalves, 5. Fifths, $2. Tenths, fl. 1 CAPITAL PRIZE of $100,000 $100,000 1 GKAM1) PfilZK of 50.000. 1 GRAND PKIZK of 80.000. 50,0u0 20.000 2 LARGE PRIZES of 10,000 4 LARUE PHIZES or 5,000 20 PRIZES or 1,000 50 " 500.. 100 300 ;.; 200 " S00... . 0CO " 100 10,000 " 10 APPROXIMATION PRIZES: 20,00a 20,003 20,000 25,000 30,000 40,000 00.000 100,000 103 Approximation Prizes or $200. ....... 20,000 100 Approximation Prizes of 100 10,006 luo Approximation Prizes of 75 7,500 11,210 Prizes, amounting to $522,500 Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of La., and Gen. JU BAL A. EARLY, of Va., Commissioners. Applications for rates to clubs should only be made to the office of the Company la New Orleaas. Write for circulars or send orders to 01. A. OaVPUIN, New Orleans, Louisiana. or same person at No. 819 BROADWAY. NEW TOBa. no 10-D2aw4w&W we sat ''Rumor." Dame Rumor oftrrt does much harm, By the gossip sho sends aroond, And tales are told that surprise and alarm. Which are false and devoid of a ground. But 'tis not the case when she tells every one. To be fitted and furnished by DYER & SON. The New Hat Store. MY ST0CK 18 COMPLSTK 1N ALL OP TAB Latest Styles or Gents,' Childrens.' Laeies and Misses Bars. Also nice ine of Gents' KnrniKhtnW Misses' Bars. Also nice line of Gents' Furnishing JOHN M. ROBINSON. oc 17 tf Market St. , next door to Mcllhenny s . New Crop Sice. 3Q Tierces and bbls Carolina RICE, JJ0 Bags prime RIO COFFEE, 1000 BWi G0Od FLOUK' 100 Bbl8 Heflned SUGAR 200 Bbls Cuba MOLASSES, 200 Kegs NAILS. At Low Prices. HALL & PEARS ALL. oc27 DAWtf Sare Yonr MotHer-iR:law. SUBSCRIBE TO The Evening Visitor m ITT? Tlfi'K'P Tin V nni? 1 Dtrcm mrnrmr. . . I PER In North Carolina. Tho Ladles' Paper; it has no politics; no axe to grind; is rapidly growing; good advertising mediSm. sendfo spwimTn a w - The EveniDg Visitor, Raleigh, N. C. GO HM ERCl A i W I L M I N G T O N M A II K E T. STAIVOFF1CE, N-.v. 12, 4 I. M. SPIRITS TURPENTINE TUv market waa firm at 43 cents er g-il'ou, wiiIibhWh of 450 Cai-kB rrpoi i( d hi i hf.t ( i 'Co. HOSIN The market w..s firm at (1 30 fr Strained and f 1 85 tor CJo d Suaincd, with sales at quotftliont: . ..... TAR The marftl was lirovut - 40 per bbl of 280 lbs., with sales at quotations CRUDE TURPENTINE 'Mm k-.'i firm, with sales .reported at $1 0 for I laid - and $2 80 per bhl for Yellow Dip mid I Virgin phttakt t. i . . COTTONrrTiiC um.kel was qmet and steady, with sales on a busi of 1C cts per iD ox Middling. Futures for Movembtr onflni!(i n wwYn,k . Ifl rnta i j - . - - and closed steady at 10.80 ceuts; January opened steady at 10.89 cents and closed steady at 10.84 cents. The following were the official quotations here : Ordinary cents lb. Good Ordinary " Strict Good Ordinary 9 Low Middling 9 " . " Middling 10 Good Middling " 'T1 KTIC IHAHh f . Illy Teleifraoh to the Mornln? Mir. Financial. New York, Nov. 12 Noon Money weak at 84 per cent. Slerlinu exchange 480i482J. State bonds dull and nominal. Governments quiet and steady. Oummnrciai Cotton quiet, with sales of 218 bales; middlings 10 15-16 cents; Orleans 11 3-16 cents; futures steady, with sales at the fol lowing prices: November 10 85 cents; De cember 10.78 cents; January 10.90 centn; February 11.03 cents; March 11 17 cenie; April 11.30 cents. Flour quiet and firm. Wheat lower and heavy. Corn quiet and easier. Pork firm at $15 00. Lard steady at $8 80. Spirits turpentine 44 cents. Rotin $1 75 Freights heavy. 1'OItKKiN s IHv Cable to the Uorntnc Msr. 1 LrvERFOOit, Nov. 12. Noon. Cottou demand freely met at previous prices; mid dling uplands 6 7-16d; middling Orleans 6 n-l6d; sales 10,000 bales, of which 1.0C0 bales were for speculation and export; receipts 16,600. of which 11,200 weie American. Uplands, I mc, November dr livery 6fl; November and Decern btr d livery.6 5-16J, December and Jmuaiy ic livery 6 5-16d; January and FcbruMiy ir, lively G5-lCd; February and Match deliv ery 6 ll-82d; March and April delivery 66 13 32d: April and May delivery 6 7-16d; May and June delivery Gid. Fu tures firm. Sales during the week 00,000 buics, American 49,000 bales; speculatoro took 2,500 bales; exporters took 9,100 bales; actu al exports 8,200 bales; total imports 92,060 bales, of which 81,000 were Ameriean; total stock 424,000 bales, of which 201,000 bales are American; afloat 288,000 bnlcs, of which 252,000 bales are American. Long clear middles 42s. 1:30 P. M. Cotton Uplands, Im c. November and December delivery 0 ll-32d; January and February delivery G 11 -32J. Futures quiet. Breadstuffa firm, except for corn, v. bicb is dull. Corn red 5s 9d. Winter wheat 9s 3d9s 8d. I26TH Popular Monthly Drawing of lh-j Comnionwealtli Distribntion Conipaay. At Macau ley's Theatre, In the city of Louisville, on TllftRflaV. TflV. ROth 1 ftP.fi These drawings occur 'monthly under provisions or an Act or tne General Assembly of iicninckv incorporating tae .Newport mntlrg and Newi pa per Co., approved Aoril a. 1878. I-THIS IS A SPECIAL ACT, AND HAS NiS ViK BEEN REPEALED. Tho United States Circuit Court on March Ml ron dered the folio wins: decisions : let. THAT TRK COMMONWEALTH Pl; i Kl BUTION COMPANY IS LEGAL. 2d. ITS DRAWINGS ARE FAIR The Company has now on hand n laru reserve fund. Read the list of prizes for THK NOVEMBER D RAWING. J 1 Prize $30,000 100 Prizes $100 each $10,000 1 Prize 10,000 200 Prizes CO each 10.CU0 1 Prize 6,000 600 Prizes 20 each li,0o0 10 Prizes $1000 10,000 1,000 Prizes 10 each 10.0U) w rrizes ouu lu.uuu Prizes $300 each. Approximation Prizes, $2,700 9 Prizes 200 each, " 9 Prizes 100 each, " 900 1,960 Prizes. $112.1oo Whole Tickets, $2. Half Tlckots, $1 . 27 Tickets, $50. 55 Tickets, $ 100. Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or seod by Express. DONT SEND BY REGISTERED LET TER OE PObTOFFICB ORDER. Orders of $3 and upward, by Express, can be sent at oar ex pense. B, M. tBOARDMAN, (Courier-Journal BuUding,) LOUI8VILLE, Ky., and Nos. 307 & 3o9 Broadway, NEW YORK. oc 31 eodw tu th sa Secretary's Office, WILMINGTON & WKLDON RAIL ROAD CO. WiutiNOTOS, N. C, October 27th, ISSa rBft FORTY-FIPTII ANNUAL MEETING OF tho Stockholders of the Wilmington & Wddon Railroad Company will be held in Wilmington, at tho office or the Company, on Tuesday, jtha ltith of November Hext. J. W. THOMPSON, Secretary. ocSS tdm Secretary's Office, WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA K. R. is Wilmington, N. C, October 27th, 1680. IHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK- kolAers of the Wilmington, Columhla A Austa RaUroad Company will be held at the office of the a. Company, in Wilmington, on Tuesday, the lfith of November next. J. W. THOMPSON, oc28 tdm Secretary. P. H. Hayden's JS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR LAP ROBES, Horse Blankets andBoots. Carriagea, Boggles and Drays made and repaired at his factory, on Third street, between Princess and Market. Come and get the worth of your money, no 7 t r Light. WE OFFER THE GREATEST VARIETY OF Lamps, Library and Hall Pendants, Lanterns, Burners, Ac, of any House in the city. Persons needing light on this subject can get it hy inoulr log of GILES MUHCHISON. no7tf 88 and 40 Murchison Block F0R THE LO0AL & P0LITICAL NEWS "WliUVl, Subscribe for THE FALCON, -hp A Democratic Newspaper. PUBLISHED AT ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. EsOJent to any address to January 1, 1881, for ONEDOLLAR. m y Mi tf MISCELLAN KO US. ftalo of Valuable Lands ItTmi wick County, BY VIKTUB OF A JUOQMKNT OF v, , closure rendered by the buperlor ,H Wake county at tbe Kail Term, 187B thevof Tl civil actlou therein pendinjr, euttilcd Vlnu" lUdger, Administrator, andoihers. Th,.!0 Mcllhouny aud others, I, a OoiDruWcir M ' court, wUl. on Monday, the 6ih dty 1? i, i next, at the Court Uoum door. U the lt 'J he tract embracing a portion (,r lk tract i formerly know. a. Ui. -(Jik. w!,,1" and tha "Hill Tract," containing in "r r ,lU'1' land and 56 acre of upland, aud which ycyed by John D. Taylor and wife to tho , ,?M' U. BadKor by deeo of raorb. dated t.i i u,l' ltfTO. and registered in thi fflce oi T i" .iT'1 Deeds for sld county of Bruniwlck, in lit.l n. ' panes 870. 871. Bit and 87J. 1 2d. The tract lyln on tho went rltlc ,f b , Island, containing 145 acres, convevod t- i k ' ' O. Mcllhenny and wife to the Mid leh U uT- my deed or -Mortgage. registered In fa1d Regie pa;eg 233, 234, 115. a. dated 1st Juli" "mi " c-Rteier-. office J 'uk TKEMi-One-thlrd of the price bid to be Mi ca.h. tho residue In two equal tnsUlroimu i and two yearn, with interest from tho day of ..i""' John i-ifi 'e oclOdtds 4v...'"u' CommlMloi,;, Facts and Figures. Brown c Roddick '' itlurkci sin i WE IDKHIRtt TO ANNOUNCE THAT h A( fully prepared for tlio FALL ANo win?-! ." TRAD It, and will offer UKKATKM I ni V MKNTS this peason than wo havo ever doi.i h tofo-o. We hive this year purchaord Nka mi V DOUDLK lhu amcunt of Ptoctc w n"nall ciV, thns affording our patrons a much larger and m,. varied aaeortmcnt lo f elect .rom than formerly We have Just returned after an be.ce of t, months in the Northern markets, darln mi Z " time our lacillties for examlulng th Latcsi iin, . tutions have bcea unsurpassed, hence we can n. , our cuetomers not only tbe LATK8T MTYLKH i, also MANY OF TUB ADVANTAOBS ta 7.ii by more recent purchases. fc u . W respectfully lavlte your attention to the abov,. FACTS, and will ibo glad t demonstrate the V,, by FIUURKS to all who will rvor lr.,.0"mi during the ensuing week nod examine our aMI'ul bl'OOct of silks, Velvets, Ribbon Laces, Cloaks, Dress Uoods, Trimmings, (krsets. Oloveii, Llnena, J otooilci Blankets. ' Shawls, jJoeicrv. Camlmi rr. Ce.rpts, LadicV Gents' and Chilrfrtn's Ui.detwrur Ac. Ac. Ac. Brown & Roddick I5 Itlarkct Hirocl. WaOLESAI.K AND RETAIL oc 21 tf Dry Goods and Carpets. MoiiB coa::'L.i'i; aks .jktmknt in au. tlepirtrr.'jriti! tin n 1 1 any i-rcvlous time THE LADIlkS k:iow whereof we rpcul. :ioaUs, Iollmitni4, -hnvrl liUOCHKT SHAWLS, und most elegant inaterihl for WaJkai; Jackcfn a.vi Sacqucs. For the past two or three weoiis we have wk.it hard, w ill have mere help on Monday imt, atu hope to be nMc to serve all who may fevor v i I a ca:l . 1 f-pcr.lfully, EC. TI "il JitUr 1. S A o;i; . 1 iixim rtincii t ). tn.liliia j.i-i no ; if ;el GJ; ! 4ivt Hp! ! tivl I p THR OVKRSIGNRD ROOSTRK-.i lounce that tbe New Furniture More uf Bl.1' USNDS X MUNKOiC. houtheast Corner Mariii l 2d Kts.. Wiluiington. N. C. Is the chpxS itlurv i.. hny your l'arlor. iJinlnj, ( hanibur. OHV and 1 i lirary Furniture We havo irlod their trnu tudm and Louu'ea and found llicia tbe mJhunt w r slept fn. uo 7 tf 1 1 Clare Fibre." TliiS NEW MATERIAL FOK MAKING M A T trei-cs is Muhly recommended by r'tiyvlclam' It generate Ozono and acts as a UUlufuciHiji kccpitiE the tlr pare and healthy. Il l luvaluaMi to persons sulTorlng from Kheumatlsm. BidU' of evory dercrlptlon, and a largo assortment cr FUKNITUltii. For bale by l. A SMITH A 11, no 7 tf No. 43 North From Slrcel By Express. IACfi KICUUS, LACE TIES, LACK OA.Wlli:!' J Handkerchiefs, Hiik DandkerchliL, Glass Doyl:!.", Table Damask and the best stock of Towels ami Towelling in tlio rii All cheap. my2tf JOHN J. UKOltK'K Arrived! V FlltST New River Oysters. of the season at oca if UOZART ttAlOWN, Fine Mountain Beef. y2 WILL OFFER TO-DAY SOME KINK MOUNTAIN BEEF, Jist reoelved. Also LM1). MUTTON. Ac. at Cltteons' Market ana Fourth Street Market, near ttoncy Uridfe. SO 2d t T T. A. WATSON A CO. The Latest. TO COUNTERACT THE DISTRESSING BAN cock defeat we will furnish the best Mral. )tltZE!& E ??ad ".' Act8;Uowest,D1rTrorn uriw. liny, Chop, Ac, at lowest prlco G. DONHY HONS. no5"tf at tho Cape Fear Mill Robinson's j ATENT BARLEY AND 8COTCH OATMKAU Kluttz's Chill Cure, St Jacob's OU. Indian U)kxI Syrnp, Mocking and Canary Bird Food, At, for sale by J. h. riAKDIN. Prescription DroK(fit. nov7 tf Now Marki t. Seed Cotton. fl((hVS. SEED COTTON WANT.X!) for which a fair prico will bo paid IN CASH. Apply at WIl.LVItDV aa 20 2ni North Water 8L. Wllralncton. N. ' Fresh Celery. r-pENDUit FRESH CELERY, LARGE CAl lFO" S ;5 ffifTiii -Tf ts Pears, Hwcct Flofida Ortngos, Malays Ora. At S. Q. NORTnROF b oc 23 tf Fruit and Confectionery btois Price Reduced. TU1JC LADIES ARB INFORMED THAT Ml a vim VIRGINIA A. ORR has reduced the price of hanlnir. bleaching, and dvlnff Ladios' and Chll- dren's Hats from FIFTY to TWKNTV-FIVK CI 0 RESIDRNCK-Onedoor oast of Frctit. ob Church Street. net 1 if cninuTiiie, in vue conniy or BiudswIck tZ l" public sale the two following trcU r li!i T '' la said last meationed county, to wit- ""'v 75 V 1 n
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