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To City Sab iflwt, delivered la aay part of the
uy, Fifteen Ceata per week. Oar City Agents we
tot authorised to collect for more than three month r
tiadvaaee.. : . '
MORNING EDITION,
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totcredat tlio Port Office : at Wilmington. N. C,
ai Bocona-uaBB maiier. j
OUTLlfliK.
jamea Melding, a drummer of Galveston,
K tt.FA:iLraT;A.n. i.
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Land League meetings in New York and
Lowell; $129 raised at the former and $110
at the latter. There is a talk of sum'.
mnnintr Parliament. Three thousand
inhabitants have left Dulcicno on aceonnt
of scarcity of food,
nu iuuuhuu
bodies unbutied are lying at So-Ui-Balak.
Elanlan and Trickett had a boat race
o i the Thames; the former beat with ul-
nioit esse A railroad p99enger de
pot at New Orleans was burned yesterday;
Js3 30,000. Mayor Pat ton. of New
Orleio.9, refuses to surrender ihe city go
vernment to the newly elected officials,
claiming that the late election was illegal.
Geo. Sherman thinks the army is
overworked aad should be increased; that
large .PpnPriatioQs should be made for
iw cjast defence, and that colored men
should be eolis'eil indidcrimluately with
white. Land league meetings weie
luld iu Leland Sunday; a reiofoicemeut of
KW men has been scut to Boycott's house.
New York luaiki'ls: Money 35 per
com; cotton firm at 10 15-1611 3-16
i cDis; southern flour hrm ; wheat llc bet
ter, ungraded red $1 1U1 22; corn weak
With trade moderate, ungraded 5859Jc;
spirits turpentine firm at 44c; rosin quiet
$1 751 80.
Thus far $75,000 has been (sub
scribed to the World's Fair stock for
1S83.
bhiickelford's majority in Carteret
i -202 and not 365 as reported be
fore. This brings his majority down
to 1,339.
The noise about contesting Gar
field's seal grows leas. The country
wants no revolution and the South
demaods peace.
Semtor Kcruan's
successor, it is
thought, will be Chauuuy AI. Depew.
lie is an able lawyer and knows but
little of statesmanship or even poll- J
tics.
Another high way robbery iu broad
day and iu a thoroughfare has been
commitieJ iu Mew Yoik. The vic
tim was a leather importer, Harry 1.
Smith.
lien Hill's followers in his ef
fort to disrupt and destroy the
grand old Democratic party are very
few and not excessively couOdeuU
lieu ought to get him a drum and fife,
The Augusta Chronicle Bays of
the dead Mrs. Dreuux:
"She waa a very lively corpse at our
Opera House some nights afterward. Miss
Stuart is like the Democratic party; she
does oot die every time an announcement
ut thai kifid is made."
Where in Vincent, N. C? The
following is interesting if trne :
"Elopement has become a contagious
disease in Yin cent, N. C. A party consist
ing of four couples all of whom bad been
forbidden to marry by their parents met
iiy appointment at a railroad station, rode
u a village twenty miles away, and then
uhm1 up in a row before the clergyman."
Some of the Radical organs are
now poking fun at Mr. Ben Hill and
rubbiug him down with a corn-cob.
Hie Democrats everv where despise I
. . . T I
! w proposition and spit upon lL Ben
liutler and Billy Mahoue are in favor I
of a "third oartv." These are B.
H'a only recruits. They B's.
A af I
Is Baltimore further North than
Boston ? To read that model Radi
cal sheet, the Baltimore American
when it discusses Southern questions,
you jwould suppose it was published
.t . f r ,rr . .
on the top of Mt. Washington, or
perhaps just under tbe North Pole,
t . .... .1
it 18 BO verv I r 117 IU. SO eitremelV I
Northern, and so patronizing withal.
We cull a few lines here and there:
"For this reason tee arc not disposed to
question the sincerity of the South in
avowing its desire for a closer onion of
States.
"On the other band, what tbe North
most devoutly cherishes is perfect freedom
of speech, press and ballot.
"We have bad our Tweeds just as tbe
Booth has had its Scotts and Pattersons
sod wa have turned them ont on a free and
lair vote of the people."
Now that is not the proper tone of
a Baltimore paper. We have not
yet learned that Maryland was a
Northern State.
From the Raleigh News and Observer.
SYHOD OP !OBTU CABOLIItA,
Fourth an 4 Laat Dai's Proeeedlasa.
Several animated discussions oc
curred daring the day. Tho report
of Rev. C. M. Payne, 8i?ent of evan-
geusuo laoor, awakened an earnest I
debate. Rev. J. Rumple, Rev. Roger I
Martin. Rev. S.M. Smith and Rev.
Joseph Evans spoke on the subject.
On the subject of the evangelization
f the colored people Rev. S. H.
Chester made an interestint? a-Deeoh
and on thia matter there waa moire
iban usual interest developed. A
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VOL. XXVIL NO, 47.
colored minister was mtrodaced to
lha Svnnrl whn marlA knma ':, romtrVa
wlth ;ofaM0 trt M. ,nrt i
i w. , wo
toiiowed y membera of -tbe synod;
I An event of ; morn ' than : nrdiriArv
lntersat war ih i-Aftrlii. f ft
mori-i of . Lha.diaLinrniah1 .nil
I " . - zr-r
missionary, imt. Ranter unaiey,
I D. D.. for fortv vears a missionary
I in Africa. The Synod heard with
? ra A f .1 m. TU. A aJ l J ? a l
I deer attention the tributes of various
j - -
I hrpthrpn nm t.hn nanor draa orinnt A
I bv a risinff vote .and the Svnod traa
i f'-j'" J
rtoDeix iiett Chapman.
. lne statistical report to the Uen -
erai Assembly represented that the
Svnn1 nti f iir m;;0.M
r r v.
227 cnarohes(and has under its oare 8,
licentiates ana 10 candidates. :
The singing of the Synod in its
nartimr hvmn Vm nntohU ni
f. J t '7,, . " . ' . ;
i.uo vuioee oi many awiriauan genwe-
men joined in the magnificent doz -
ology.
Kev. Dr. Jos. R. Wilson, of Wil-
miogton, precahed at 7.30 oloe
I notwithstanding an exceedingly in -
clement night, more than a hundred
persons assembled for divine wor -
k;n -n vViiofc- ,m m
ship. Dr. Wilson sermou was on
tne ionowing text: "And , tnw is,
the record, that God hath given ns
eternal life, and this life is in His
Son." It was rich m thought, and
mearapery or tne tnougnt was ex-
ceedmgly elegant and beautiful. His
rhetoric and diction are most fasci -
nating, his manner impressive and
his discussion vigorous.
Spirits Turpentine.
The Charlotte Obseroer'a to-;
hand on Monday.
Charlotte is in ecstaciea over
Gua Williams and "Our Grrman Senator."
i There were thirty deaths at
Raleigh in October. Of these thirteen were
whin.
A young man named Taylor at
tempted to poison Mr. Bridgeman at Auro
ra, a week or so ago. Taylor fled.
Elizibeth City falcon; Once
more w parade before the public the
notorious figures 329. As before they
apeak against toe Kepuuiican party. It js
a siraiwe fact dial YYooUnouse received a
mj irity, in this Senatorial District, of 329.
Dr. Eugene Morton, of Tyrrell county.
is dead.
The Bakersville Voice Re-
publican, of the past week days
"Natt
spoke here Tuesday, and told all about
Democratic stealing, extravagance and
malpractice. Such a revelatiou has never
btfore beeu nisde iu Western- Carolina.
lieiuK one of inein Nitt knows how it is
himeelf.
WiuHton Sentinel: The epizootic
has made its appearance in Winston, and a
strange feature of the disease is that it
spreads among horses that never come in
contact with animals suffering from it.
Two convicts at work on the C. F. &
Y.V. R. K., near Summerfield, Guilford
couoty, made their escape last week.
Rockingham Spirit: A diffi
culty occurred at a corn shucking, on
Moinsou llill, in the upper part ot this
county one night last week, between a white
mm and a negro, and a Mr. Laudermilk
was accidentally slabbed in the jaw by tbe
white man whilst endeavoring to cut the
darkey. Tbe daikey escaped unhuiL
Salem Press: One of the inmates
of a bouse of ill repute died on last Satur
day from the effects of an overdose of
morphine, delivered by heiself . Mr.
Prairie is still at work on tbe hickory tim
ber, some four or five miles sooth of town.
The Greensboro spoke and handle factory I
cannot fill orders as promptly as desired, I
mrx Sa lha rlam at n! fnp Xivt H 41 a m int I
spokes and handles. I
Elizabeth City Carolinian. Kad.:
Since the above waa written we have re- I
ceived the official majorities, as returned,
from all the counties oi the District, and
they count in Latham by 298. Informa
tion of glaring irregulaitiea and the most
outrageous frauds have been received. The
evidence is conclusive that Mr. Grandy's
rightful majority is over ow. Of course
be will contest, and he will be seated.
Elizabeth City Economist: It
is now thought tbe shrill whistle of the E.
I s-i C r T " ;ll a 1 1 1 ! U.il.
V Xi IV AW Will IKS ucftrUv IU JullibaUOili I
cu dur5ng ljje mon,n of janutry, 1881. 1
The authorities of the town have I
tVSSJ vS I
VAST w-r W aaaWU WW laaW AJaftU va Awwiaiivt
upon tbe question of issuing bonds of tbe
corporation to the amount of $25,000 to be
applied to the purchase of that amount of
shares of stock ia tbe Elizabeth City & Nor
folk Railroad.
Elizabeth City Economist: Let
ns not forget Ransom. At the peril of his
feeble health became among us, and he
8 graven bis memory upon the hearts of
this district in characters that can never be
erased. It is the universal testimony that
his speeches were the finest ever listened to
here. Nor Vance, the magnetic Vance.
U a "nn ha tnnt" vhn h unoke hero
in Elizabeth City, as in other parts of the
district, and bis yartea guts as a popular
speaker crew crowds and produced euects.
Nor Fowle, tbe silver-tongued.
Durham Plant: Mr. John Jnox
nuiibes. independent candidate for sheriff.
received 007 votes more than the regular
Democratic nominee. Mr. Hughes will
make au excellent sheriff. In days
gone by Chapel Hill waa notorious for im
morality and vice, It is to-day one of the
most moral and beat regulated towns in
our State. The revenue collected from
manufactured tobacco alone in Orange
couoty during October amounted to $62,
843 6U Thia tax is mainly paid by the
manufacturers at Durham. ,
Concord Sun: It will take Zeb
Vance to save the State from the Republi
cans four years frow now. We nominate
Vance for Governor in 1884. An in
cendiary applied tbe torch to Bob Wallace's
still-bouse, located just beyond Cox's mill,
this country, last Sunday night and burned
it down. There were three stills in the
house, and these, with 120 gallons of whis
key, were destroyed.;- Dr. Philo
White, who was born and raised in Cabar
rus, and who ia one among our msnycoun
trymen who went West, has turned out to
be au editor, and sends tua- a copy of his
paper, iiib xieu, rrwo. tfu a. itu, yuuiuusu
at Newport,. Arkansas.
Raleigh i - JSTew and j Observer :
Gov, Jarvis has issued bis thanksgiving
proclamation, setting apart Thursday, No
vember 23th, as a day of thanksgiving; and
pray or. , Yesterday tbe receipt of cote
ton in ihlsWarket amounted to1 1100 bales,
Iml P(-. j V ll v J Itjd' : !! 1 vj jf
WILMINGTON,
I beiair the lareest in anir one day. The to
tU receft)t8 this 888800, to Friday, Me 85.-
I 876 haleg;' Up to the eatneidate In 1879
f the were 24.855 bales: This eitfes
handsomo increase of ia.431 bales. -
The 'North Carolinian, a RcnnhUcAn nnner
1 published at Elizabeth City, says that
r"dy will conteaHiatham's seat in Con
r inress. a jjayeiteTiiie a neero was
running for constable against a white man.
Jndee Bnxton it ia said. Toted eirainst the
I nofA a n 4 (Via mlilla man war a a A tats to I VkT
I negro, and the white, man was elected by
Inn vnlA
I one rote.
I - UnarlOttO . UOSeTVeri loe man
r- Charlotte : Observer: The man
Parker who. was shot in Union county last
. t L!J i iL. 1 a.!.
I barker Who Waa shot in Union county last
i premises, was at last accounts impruving,
land It was hoped that he would recover.
I -it is said that Lincoloton people are
uneasy, on accountof a proposition to
change the present line of the Chester &
Lenoir Narrow Gauge Railroad by which
1 the interests of that town will be materially
asected., The iSvangelical Lutheran
Synod of North Carolina met on Thursday,
St. PauTs Church, near Conover, Ca,
I tawba county. Col. Armfield's ma-
i j0rity in the Seventh Congressional Dis
1 trict was 1928. Judges, his opponent, car
I ried . Ashe, Davie, Wilkes and Yadkin coun-
iiefl ba h combined majority in .these
I Judge Seymour will hold Chambers'
I Court in this city on the 24th inst. Among
1 oler matters to be heard by him is a
I habeas corpus case, a cross suit between
J a Maxwell andhiswUe . lately divorced.
for the possession and custody of their
children. There were 849 bales of
cotton weighed in Balisbury within the past
considerablV"
firing returns; $1,000 fine and six months
I imprisonment for failure." This little piece
1 of information" caused the registrar of
Enochville township, iu Rowan county, to
ride 17 miles in two hours in order to be in
on time. W; H. Vanderbilt has re
cently presented the Episcopal church at
Concord with a check for $150. The amount
paid the debts of the church.
NEW ADVKBTHItnHltrs
Rev. J. P. Kiko Wolf.
Muitson Winter clothing.
J. C. Munds Patent medicines.
Masonic Wilmington Lodge No. 319.
Wilmington Dyeing: Establishment.
Loeai Dots
Cotton' receipts yesterday 870
bales
The storm signal was up again
yesterday.
Nothing for the Mayor's Court
yesterday morning,
Rev. Dr. Teasdale was in Ra
leigh Saturday.
Gov. Jarvis has issued his
Thanksgiving proclamation
It is reported that thero was
six inches of snow at Magnolia yesterday.
A. Pope, Esq., General Pas
senger Agent of the Associated Railways, is
in the city
The Rev. J. P.King will dis
cuss the question of the immortality of the
soul and future punishment at the Second
Baptist Church Wednesday evening.
About twenty timber rafts have
already arrived here, and a large number
of others are on the way, taking advantage
of the freshet which set in a few days ago
Mr. W. H. Chadbourn, Senior
Wardeo, will deliver a lecture before Wil
mington Lodge No. 819, this (Tuesday)
evening, at wnicn time au .masons in gooa
standing are invited to be present.
. "Fair and mild" was the predic
Hon f the Almanac for yesterday. Well,
if it hadn't been for the wind, and the cold,
and the. snow, and the rain, and tbe hail,
perhaps we should have had it "fair and
mild," and then the "Almanic" would have
"bit the nail on the head" sure enough.
When we penned (or penciled)
the line, "Delightful weather and lovely
nights," which appeared in Sunday's paper,
we had strict reference to the past and
present, and not the slightest allusion to tbe
future. We have seen better weather and
lovelier nights than that which followed.
Dally Weather Bulletin.
The following wdl 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 tbe twenty-four hours ending at
3 P. M as furnished by Sergeant James
W. Watson, Signal Officer at this Station:
Tem. R. F.
Weather.
Clear
Fair
Cloudy
Fair
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Uloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Fair
Cloudy
Cloudy
Fair
Clear
Atlanta 49
.47
1.37
1.57
.07
.10
.85
.00
.14
.11
.89
.(51
.03
.54
.76
1.19
.50
2.29
Augusta. .
Charleston
50
43
54
61
Charlotte
Corsicana
Galveston 54
Havana.
80
Jacksonville 54
Key West 77
Mobile 54
Montgomery
New Orleans
Punta Raasa
Savannah
Wilmington......
51
57
07
43
8tt
Cedar Keys 54
Pensacola 56
The following are the Indications for the
Middle and South Atlantic States to-day:
Clear or partly cloudy .weather, north
west to southwest winds, higher tempera
ture, and stationary or lower barometer.
Annual UaUroad meetings.
The stockholders of the Wilmington &
Weldon Railroad Company will meet in
annual session at tho office of the Company
in this city to-day 'at 11 A. M. -ait 12 M.
the stockholders of the Wilmington,
Columbia '& Augusta Railroad will also
have their annual meeting.
It is hoped that the stock in this city will
be represented at these meetings.
HORSEFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE,
should be used-when you are nervous and
cannot sleep. ' '
N. C.a TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1880.
ELECTION BKTUHKS.
All the returns under this head marked
official, which haye been already published,
or may hereafter bo published, were sent
PiwiAlltMn th Star bv the Register n of
specially to tne dtab uy iue negiBiera oi
Deeds Of the various counties :
CARTERET Official.
Hancock 1036, Garfield 701 ; Jarvis 982,
Buxteu 705. Congress Shackelford 952,
Canaday 750. Democratic county and Le
gislative ticket elected.
BERTIE Official.
Hancock 1169, Garfield 1782; Jarvis 1188,
Buxton 1720. Congress Latham 1138,
Grandy 1740. Republican Legislative and
county ticket elected.
MADISON Official.
Hancock 951. Garfield 1124; Jarvis 937,
Buxton 1089. Congress Vance 989, At
kinson 405, Love 10. Republican Legisla
tive and county ticket elected.
BURRY Official.
Hancock 1413, Garfield 1058 ;Uar vis 1370,
Buxton 959. Congress Armfield, Demo
crat, 1339; Furches, Republican, 952.
Democratic Legislative and county ticket
elected.
Snatched from the Jaxwa of Death.
A colored man, who gives his name as
Jack Sweat, was picked up near the corner
. . , , . . . , . .
of Front and Queen streets, about half past
Q rvVlnnlr An Rnnit.T niirht almnnt in a
v .
frozen condition, lie was barefooted, and
what little clothing he had on his person
was so torn and rent that it afforded but
little nroteetion from the terrible weather
vh!h nnv,ilil o f Ihfl timA FTft WHO
placed in a cart and carried to the Station
house, where he will be cared for until he
can be sent to the Poor House. The Door
man is old and in feeble health, and would
soon have been beyond all earthly help if
ue uau noi ueeirao opportunely uiavuvercu
by the police. He has relatives here, but
they say they are not able to take care of
him and keep him out of the Poor House.
The Pretty Snow.
There was a considerable fall of snow
here yesterday morning, but the earth be
ing so damp from the heavy and continu
ous rain that had preceded it, the fleecy
particles disappeared as fast as they touched
the ground. There waa not enough left
after it was all over to make a respectable
snow-ball, much to the disappointment
and chagrin of the younp folks, and some
of the "old un's."
A gentleman who came in on the North -
em train says tbe snow was ankle deep in
Richmond when he left there Sunday
night, and we learn that it was quite heavy
at Weldon and other points on tbe W &
W. Railroad.
Ladiet' Benevolent society.
Tbe annual meeting of tbe Ladies' Be
nevolent Society will be held at Hook and
Ladder Hall to-morrow (Wednesday)
morning at 11 o'clock. It is to be hoped
that the ladiea generally will make it con
venient to be present and connect them
selves with the Society. The membership
subscription is only $1 a year, but even this
small sum will in tbe aggregate be the
means of accomplishing much good if the
ladies will only come forward as they
should, and as we hope they will.
Personal.
H. B. Plant, Esq., President of the
Southern Security Company; B. F. New
comer, Esq., Vice President of the W. &
W. and W. C. & A. Railroad Companies;
ex-Gov. Curtis H. Brogden; A- Branch,
Esq., of Wilson; E. B. Borden, Esq., Pre
sident of the Bank of New Hanover, Golds-
boro'; Sol Haas, Esq., General Freight
Agent of the Associated Railways; and
Messrs. M. J. O'Brien, T. D. Gillespie, T.
W. Leary, and R. Mayo, Esq., of the
Southern Express Company, aro at the
Purccll House.
Ilow It Waa Done.
The following extract from a private let
ter from Carteret to a gentleman of this
city will give some idea of the influences
brought to bear by the Republicans in the
late election:
"We are so badly split up in this county
with independent candidates that l was
fearful Shackelford would be beaten.
Canaday, or his friends; promised if he
was elected to nave a light house omit at
all the points or shoals in Coar Hound,
which, with the amount of money used,
gave him a great advantage."
Increase In Receipts.
The cotton receipts at this port for the
week ending yesterday footed up 8,072
bales.while for the corresponding week last
year they only amounted to 4,480 bales,
showing an increase in favor, of 1880 of
8,592 bales.
During the present cotton year, com
mencing WItU tne 1st OI September, tne re- I
ceipts have been 59,005 bales, against 45,-
130 bales for tha aama nerlorl last veer.
ohrtTjrirtfr on ritoa f aam rf 1 fiftfl nt
"Ja tuwsvHOV AA4 ta V ISA WA wa a
13,875 bales.
R1VKB AND MAUI INE.
The steamship Regulator, which went
to sea Saturday morning, probably had to
contend with the severe gale of that night,
unless she was fortunate enough to get un
der the lee of Cape Lookout in time to
avoid the full fury of the storm. The
steamship Raleigh remained in the harbor
at Smithville until the storm was over.
JAt last accounts the river had fallen a
little, but it is thought the rain and snow
of Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday
night, will be likely to produce a conside
rable freshet.
The avenues leading to an early grave
have often been opened by a Cough or
Cold. Thousands have been cured and
saved by Dr. Bull's Cough Syiup. It is
cheap, only 25 cents a bottle. t
;ivY lXEins.
THK MOBNING STAR can always be had at tne
1 2irr.w1SSuS.Sed ffiII1u
I wjswsirAxjsBjfOK balk. A well eBtabuahoa
prosperoua Weekly Newspaper, located in a
thriving, growing town on the una of a prominent
Railroad, is offered for sal. Terms 'cash. For
terms ana particulars apply to the editor or thia
Latx PAPaas. To the Harris1 News Stand, aonth
oiaer rom street, we are inaeoiea lor copies oi tne
rw Av.m Mwywi Vfwnwf W1HT nut nfw
Jsesue s luvstraua Jxewspaper ror tne current week.
TheStand will remain open until 11 o'clock this
morning.
of Eminent Dr. W. C. Oavenash. Mem
phis. Tenn. : For weak dizestion. sreneral debllitr.
and want af annAtltA. T chmrfnllv mmmmanil rinl.
den's Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beef and Tonic
jmvigorator.
uura FuunixB, Agents. Wilmington.
A WUKLU uf UWD.-one or the moat sodd
lar medicines new before the American public. IS
Hop Bitters. Ton see it everywhere. People take
u wnn gooa euecc it Dnnas them np. It is not
as pleasant as some other Bitters as It la not a whis
key drink. It Is more like the old fashioned bone
set tea that has done a world of good. If yon don't
reel just ngat try nop nutera. onaa news.
THIRTY YEARS' KXPERIKNCH OF AN OLD
NT7RSR. Mrs. Winslow's Soothine BvruD la tha
preacripuon or one oi tne oest jremaie jraysicians
and Norses in the United States, and has been used
for thirty years with never-faUmz safety and suc
cess, by millions of mothers and children from the
ieeoie inrant or one week old to the adult. It cor
rects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, re-
golates the Dowels, and gtvea rest, health and com
fort to mother and chua We behove it the Best
and Sorest Remedy In the World, la all cases of
Dxs&PiTautx ana uiakbhika xn chujjbjen.
whether it arises from teething or any other cause.
Full directions for uslni? will accompamy each bot-
tie. None Genuine unless the fac-simlleof CUB-
TIS APBJBXIN8 la on the OUtalde wrapper Sold
i oy au aieoicuie lieaiera. as cents a ootue.
I OT ABIXIKI,
ate.3e
I i-9- J" 9 the 10th inst. Mr. Calvin
I CTFavettevllle Examiner Dlease codt.
JN-CVY AU V xutL 1 loJLMJLfN io.
I WlllQllltOl LOG KO. 319, Ai F. & A.Hi
i TaBGULAR
MONTHLY COMMUNICATION.
-rma itujsbjjaX) JSYaNING, Ntt'HY ID,
at 1Z rVln.L-
Bro. WVH. Chadboom
dress before the Lodsre.
ah susier axasons in ine city are coraiauy invi-
tea to anena.
By order of the W. M.
W. S. WARROCK.
no 18 It Secretary.
Wolf!
1tT
iXAlNISTBRS IF I AM WRONG IT 18 TOUR
dntv to show It to the world.
I will discuss "The Immortality of the Soul and
the Duration of HelL" on Wednesday nieht next.
at t 80 o'clock, at the Second Baptist Church. All
are mvuea.
nel6 It REV. J. P. KING.
Your Old Overcoat
1 QN Ba cleaned or dyed, hays new
Buttons and Binding, and be made good as new at
WILMINGTON DYKING ESTAB.,
no 16 tf Market, bet. 2d and 3d Sta.
Now
XDT WINTER CLOTHING. BUS. 8UIT8, UL
STERS, OVERCOATS, Ac , from the fine stock
fresh and cheap at
MUNSON'S.
nov 16 It
Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
Patent Medicines
b ALL KINDS, FUSE DRUGS, FINE CHSMI-
I cals and Toilet and Fancy Articles of every descrip-
tion. For sale by
JAMES a MTJNDS, Draggist,
35 North Front tit.
Prescriptions compounded at all hours, day or
nignc o id it
OFFICE TREASURER A COLLECTOR,
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C,
November 13th, 188a
City Taxes, 1880.
AGAIN CALL ATTENTION OF THE TAX
Payers to their CITY TAXES, due since the 15th
of September last.
The time approaches when the list for ADVER
TISING will be made out.
Parties Interested will please take NOTICE, and
save trouble by PROMPT PAYMENT.
HENRY SAVAGE,
Treas. and Collector.
no 14 2t nac Review copy mon wed
Zola's Court of Napoleon III.
2 OLA'S "CLORINDA," OR THS RISE AND
Reign of His Excellency Eugene Rongon. The
Man of Progress Three Times Minister.
La Grande Florine.
CEQTJEL 'TO THS STRANGLERS Ot
O Paris." The Book from which the Plays of
4Les Btrangleurs' and the Paris Garrotters' were
Dramatized. By Adolphe Belot.
For sale at
HEINSBBRGBR'S,
no 14 tf Live Book Btore.
Black Walnut
CHAMBER SUITS. QUEEN ANNE, BAST
Lake and other desirable styles. Fine Parlor Suits,
In Raw Silk, Rep and Hair Cloth, Handsome
Furniture Is complete and we Invite all to call and
twpniw. g
noMtf No. 43 North Front Street.
.
Tailors and rurnisners.'
A suit made to order for twenty dollars ;
j The latest scarfs out and etyusn collars.
Underwear, moves, Buapenaera aoa aws.
And anything else a gentleman buys.
Can be had at DYBBS where everything nlcct
Is kept and sold at the lowest price.
Celery,
gOUCBD PIG FEET, .SOUR KRAUT, PARS-
nips, Horseradish, German Pickles, Limbnrgerand
Swiss Cheese, Beets. Carrots, Souced Tripe, Oat
Meal, Barley, Linsey Beans, Coffee, Sugars, full
line of Family Groceries, Tobacco, Ogaro and Li
quors, at bottom prices, at L. VOLLERS,
no!4tf 28 and 8 South Front street
Look to Your Interest
AHDTOP AT MST.r.ABTi BQWoa'M'a,
where the largest assortment of Harness;' -Bridles.
Saddles, -OolfarsK Traaks. TraveitacBm - ever
brought to this city, are to be seen andbcght for the
least money. Try them and be convinced.-' Mann
f acturing and repairing done with; neatness and
dispatch."
no 14 tf ' No, 8 South Front St.
TAH, .
: .. "
WHOLE NO: 4.136
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To the Header of the Star.
QUR STOCK OF CARPETS IS NOW C3M
plete. WealsohaTealargalotof RUQSto match
Carp eta.
Lace Curtains
in all the latest designs.
Cornices to fit any window at a small c?at
Orders from he country reqaeate 1 and prom pt-
new guaranteed.
Remember that we sell CAEPKTS at New York
I Prices.
We also make a specialty af CLOA K8 and DOLL
MAN S ; keep all sizes.
Fecpectfully,
1C. M. IHcIntlro.
no 14 tf '
Just Arrived!
THS LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
stock of Walnut Furniture ever brought to thia
city, on exhibition at the New Furniture Store of
BEHRBNDS M UN ROE, Southeast Corner Mar
ket and SdSts.. Wilmington. N. U.. will be sold
Wholesale or HetaU at prices to satisfy the closest
buyers. no 14 tf
f
I JJLLlallOtS !
HtulletS !
I 200 BBLS EXTUAPINB mullets.
Largest of the Season,
For sale by
KERCHNER A CALDBR BROS.
no 14 tf
Flour. Flour. Flour.
O A A Bbla Bob White FLOUR,
300
300
no 14 tf
do Bell Mill
do other grades
do
do
For sale'
KERCHNER Jfc CALDBR BBOS.
Corn, Hay. Oats, Salt.
gQQ Bags CORN,
2QQ Bales Cholco HAY,
1000 Bn8hOATh'
'3000 tackfl uvaRPOOL alt
For sale bv
no 14 tf KERCHNER
& CALDER BROS.
Secretary's Office,
WILMINGTON A WELDON RAIL ROAD CO.
Wilmington. N. C, October S7th, 188a
rjHR FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders of the Wilmington A Weldon
Railroad Company will be held ia Wilmington, at
tha office of the Company, on Tuesday, the 16th
I of November next
J. W. THOMPSON,
Secretary.
oc28 tdm
Secretary's Office,
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA A AUGUSTA R. R.
. WmnxavoH, N. C, October nth, 1880.
rj'HB ANNUAL MEETING OF THE 8TOCS-
holders of the Wilmington, Columbia A Augusta
Railroad Company will be hold at tho office of the
Company; in Wilmington, on Tuesday, the 16th of
November next
J. W. THOMPSON,
Koc38 tdm Secretary.
Now Opening
QUR SECOND STOCK OF MEN'S, YOUTHS'
and Boys' Clothing, and Piece Goods selected In
person by me last week in the Northern Market.
Our stock, always the most Inviting, Is even more
so now on account of our recent purchases.
Our stock of REVERSIBLE OVERCOATS is the
largest in the city.
Be sure to see them before you
Duy.
no 14 tf The Clothier and Tailor.
Agricultural Ins. Co. of M Tort
27 YEARS OLD.
ASSETS $1,250,000.
SHOWS A STEADY INCREASE OF BUSINESS
every year since organization .
Insures nothing but Dwellings and their contents
and farm property.
uaa never lost over za.uuu ny any one are.
Insures against loss or damage by lishtnina.
whether fire ensues or not, without extra charge.
Issues three-year policies for two annual pre
miums and tve-year policies for three annual pre
miums. On three or five-year policies, will,
If preferred, take IS months' note with 0 per cent.
Interest, for half premium.
JMU. W. UUXUHJH at BKO Agents,
no 14 tf
34 North Water tit.
Just Beceived.
FINE ASSORTMENT OF LAP ROBE8.
Horse Blankets. Harness, Saddles, Trunks, Ac,
and for sale low for cash.
GBRHARDT OO.
One Door North D. A. Smith Jt Co.
no 14 tf 45 North Frent Street.
P. H. Hay den's
TS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR LAP ROBES,
JL
Horse Blankets andlBoots. Carrlagea, Buggies and
Drays made and repaired at his factory, on Third
atrcet, oetween rrinceea ana autkos.
Come and
get the worth of your money.
nol4 tfj
McD. &W.
A FINK LINE OP TOP BUGGIES JUST FIN
lshed and ready for sale. CARTS and DRAYS
turned out complete every week. Blacksmith,
carriage, trimming and paint shops constantly in
moUon. '
no 14 tf MoDOUGALL A WILLIAMSON.
That 014 No. 7 Cook,
jl aea. uversJxyuiuwTOM-'av" t . c.v.. m i...ta t ri 3n
ti " tr, Miiwi xrom. n .Ton ; dot oar v m f-- " r - : . . r
Phlt? ;'oiiSrSead iKt fear.irTrthUg I f lApplst wig flAalD T-
that's hanar for bo use -keepers at a small profit, at VIIIaeJ. . -
o 4tf PARKER A TAYLOR 3. , ra M Sn North Wslor St, WUmlagtoa, H. C. 1 A
' '
'5 bm weekii.,..tf..-...;.; f 08
' 1 Jl Two weeki(......w.. M
' Threeweou..F...,(t.,i...... 8 Ml
tne mtmthi 10 ou
- Twoaadbthii).v;U..
Thro
?hi9 noottofH.e.
" .1 One Tew,., ... CO M
(Contract AdTertUweH" at proao
fm't4;tr
Tea liaea aM noBtarell tytW uaka e&e Aar.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
M. Auctioneer.
DYCRORLY A MpttM.H, ,,,
Hflrtmce's.SalC: of ficflBtata in Wil-
TY VIRTUB OF A.' DEED OF MORTOAUiC
by John L. Bolmes and wlfa. on I ha lit day nr
Morember. 1800. and resiatarod la tha Ib rlator'a
office of tha county, of New Hanover, liooa XX,
page lit, 1 will sell to the hlcheat btddar. for Caaa.
at the Market House, In U city of WlImiDFton.
at 11 o'clock A. M., on the 80th day of Novmler,
1880. Ue Talnable
;y deacribed ta said aiori.
gage, being the
on- tha aorthweat aoraar at
jroar
ourth and Chesnnt atraata, and kow oceaplad by
aiauoimea. i ne pnrcnaacr will pay ror ptport.
and be required to-pay the parehaaa moaay within
two hoars of the close of sale, or other arrange
ments for the sale will be mad.
WALTBIt L STEELE,
noeeoiMda satath Mortgagre
Carpets!
pnE LAUQ28T STOCK! OF CARPaT.S MOUTH
of New York.
Woracd Frlncca
A Job lot of the abort which we are nfferu g at f c
per yard.
Ladles' Black and Mate. l.utlUik'
HOSE at a great Bargain, 85c and S c wenb 60c ai d
60c a pair.-
BROWN X rtODWCK ,
nol4 tf 48 Mirfcft M.
Buggy for Sale.
JBW TOP BUGGY, SIDE BAR, VEHY I1AND-
some. made to order and of tha very beat material.
To be sold beaaaM owner baa no use for It, acd at
a considerable dlrconnt on cost.
Apply to
nolltf nac P. n. HAYUEN.
Curious I
I XHAT PBOPLB "WNT" SEE. FIBRE WK
uc vijriug uui anatntma i anatnema i rpoa enr
pollLical Ul luck, and all hands falling te discussing
questions of Stale, when It thould be or sto
mach. How can people succeed when this most
important organ is, as it wee, basted T In the
name of the good old Bute I or tha Union I or tbe
nation I with a big N if you will, of a lesgoa of
States I Take your choice, free country, land of
liberty ana not much use hereabout, as Mark Tbe
JVIU aVWa; a W7 IMIIUIU V. j
rk Tap
COOK
ley would sy, Why don't you get a new
STOVE t be cured of your dyspepsia, be
for a fact" T
BO LIU
F. M. KING CO ,
Steve Dealers.
nol4 tf
John Dawson & Go.
T BAD THE HARDWARE TRADE IN NORTH
JLi Carolina, boy direct rrem the Manafactnres,
par cash on the spot, handle tbe best goods, and at
as tow prices as any Mouse la tne conn try. All they
asks Is an examination of their stock.
19. tl and SS Market Kt. ,
no 14 tf .Wilmington, N. C,
Hats ! Hats ! Hats 1
TJMBRKLLA8 !
LOWEST PRICES I
HARKIHON 4k ALLEN,
do 14 tf Hotter..
Wm, H. Green,
W
nOLBIALE AND RETAIL DkUoGiST.
Staple Sundries, Ferfamery, Ac , Ac.
no 14 tf W irket, bet. Front and fc.cond His.
Bobinson's
PATENT BARLEY AND SCOTCH OAT at B A L,
JL
KJuUz's Chill Cure. St. Jacob's OIL Indian Blood
Syrup. Mocking and Canary Bird Foad, Ac, for
aaie Dy
U. IIAKOIN.
Prescription DreesUt,
New Market.
no 14 it
Light.
WE OFFER THE GREATEST VARIETY OF
Lamps, Library and Hall Pendanta, Laa terns.
Burners, Ac, of any Houso in the city. Parsons
neodlng light cn this sabject can get It by Inquir
ing of
GILES A MURCHISON,
no 7 tf 38 and 40 Murchlson Block.
Removal.
I HAVE REMOVED MY LIVERY STABLE
from Princess street to Fifth, between Mulberry
and Walnut s treats, where I will be pleased to eon-
ply tho wants of my frleada and tbe public. Prices
Will I
I be made to suit the times.
rjov7 tf
B. BOOTT.
Coal and Wood.
j-ON'T FORGET THAT WE HAVE MOVED
to tbe premises, corner of Water and Mnlberri
streets, where we keepOOAL,WOOD, SHINGLE
, BU1JXUU
in prices.
BRICK and POWDER at lowest cash
prioee.
KY. Jr.
O. Q. PARSLEY, Jr.,
oc3T tf
Cor.
Mulberry and Water au.
Miss S. A. Strode
H
AS TUB MOST STYLISH MILLINERY
GOODS In the city, as her Agent la Few York la
ablo to send her the LATEST Of EVERYTHING.
In tho Lcssinan Uouce, six doors from Maraet
Street. noStf
Books
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION CONSTANTLY ON
hand.
STATIONERY A well selected stock, lncladtng
many noTaltles In fancy paper.
FANCY GOODS Chroeao, Frames, Easels,
Albums, Fancy Baskets, Blbiea, Gold Pens and
Pencils, Inkstands, Ac, Ac.
O. W. YATES
nov 7 tf Stationer and Book boiler.
Lamps, Lanterns, &c.
KEROSENE OIL, LAMPS AND LANTERNS.
Wlcka, Burners, Shades, Chimneys, oil at 15
cents; Oil st 95 cents per gallon. Ready Mixed
Paint for everybody's nee, Varnish. Colore, It., tor
sale low at
GEORGE A. PECK,
nov? tf U South Front St.
Best
"OOLTED MEAL IN THE CITY."
FROM NEW WHITE CORN.
PRESTON CUM MING A CO..
MUlera and Grain Dealer a
no IS tf
Ladies' Shoes:
T ECETVKD TO-DAY AN ELEGANT ASSORT
XV meat of Ladiea' Button boots,; made t a our
lm
iprov
ed Last, medium Hem aad Plain Toe; latest
Style, i
Also Ladles' and Mlsaas Baaket-Too
French
Various
Heel and Box-Toe Shoes. Hoys' choes of
styles at very low prlcoa. . , r .
thomab n. nowiti.' v, -
noTtf
LL
NO.47JSorth.Mti'.
WANTED ' . '
rnA A A j. BEEDCOTTOil
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