North Carolina Newspapers

The Morning Star! ii v wn. u?'umiXAi&i. BUSHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS. ..re or uritcumm, nf ajv. , Voar. (by MI1 Pttajr Paid, 17 00 , s Months. " . 2 " 00 rhrv. Months. " 900 ,-wl, Months, J 1 52 ir To City Subscribers, dell the city. FTrranc Cstcts mi -,T.ts are not authorised to iiku three months In advance. Subscribers, danvered to any part t wet. uur mty collect for more v. to red at the Post Offio at Wilmington. N. C, aj Second Claaa Matter. i (Tuning edition. O V T LINES, r,)l. .1. I loss Greene, a prominent and a, ilthy citizen of Bastrop, Texas, died in York city, a raving maniac; a few ,rk h's w'e committed suicide, , -irniui horsclf to death. The cotton ,.r,,p. far in sight, is 5,574,576 bales. Prince Gortschakoff. of Russia, is dy- A fire at New Orleans Friday ;11'V; loss $16,000. The Ways and Mr.ms committee of the House will endea vor ,i p:uw the bill to reduce internal reve n :, ; i uioa on Monday; it is said that the l iti.T I'iil will not be heard from after .m.'.ay or Tuesday next. Seventy ;n.:u drmvned or suffocated by the flood , . :i coal mine near Braidwood, HI. - c':ircy. one of the conspirators under , imir.ation at Dublin for the murder of I. r ! (.'avi'iidish and Mr. Burke, has turned .' evidence. A freight train fell : trestle on the East Tennessee, V.--i:iia fe Georgia Railroad; engiuecr and -.ikeinan killed and two passengers in- : :re! The Laclede Rolling mills, at f r.oiiis. stoppeil on account of dull trade. John V. Ayers & Sons, iron mer , : uit of Chicago, failed; liabilities $1,- i.hi km). The flood at Cincinnati and ; . i , v 1 1 1 o is gradually subsiding. M -Y.Vx ice and snow in Northern New V rk threaten an inundation; part of the ( ; , f HufTalo is flooded and 300 cattle !.-..ATcil; a bridge on the Genesee Valley 1 ; l. ; r . a;l. weakened by the flood, fell with Tii:i of cars; a traiu baud was killed and -. w-t! pr isons were injured. New V : k m irk- Is: Money 33 per cent. ; cot- ;i ami easier at 10it0j cents; south, mr linn and fairly active at $1 75 rn i . wheat, ungradetl red $1 07l 26; .n:. unra.letl 7074c; rosin firm; spirits ntine steady at 53ic. A creosote factory has been start i m Summervillc, S. C. A new -oiuiu rn industry. The tolaceo men now ask that the i cents tax shall begin May 1st, I in-ti of July 1st, as provilel for : i ; ! i h- hill. I'h- Newberry (S. C.) Observer, a Mn r tli.it has been in existence but m weeks, is very neatly printed and veil clued. Mr. W. II. Wallace has l.t )ii.il charge. S )iin.l the loud timbrel ! Bangs ire out of fashion among the New York fashionables. Woman's fore 1.. will come from under the cloud -nee more. Now the voting man villi his idiotic-looking bangs will ! alone in his glory. The tide in the failures of the coun try appears to have turned. Within a fortnight the reduction is some fifty. Last week showed but fifty four in the South, which is a decided improvement. e may none now that we have seen the worse. The duty on cigarettes is fixed at .10 cents a thousand in the Senate, in stead of 75 cents. Senator McPher son. Democrat at that, endeavored t- get the tax on iron ore increased from 0 cents to 1, but failed. Sen ator Van Wyck, Republican, pitched into Protection vigorously. The following sums up the condi tion of the tariff mndtlle in Con- urcss : ' Mr. Carlisle, of Kentucky, is authority f.r the statement that in its present form it lix s not suit the high Protective Tariff :iu mliers because the duties are cut down, ii'. r the Free Traders because the duties are t'H hih, nor the Tariff revisionists because their suggestions have not bee,n followed." Fitz Hugh Lee did not "gush," as represented, when in New York. His utterances were in good taste and faithful to the past. The HeraUl re- I'ort, lie says, is correct: "He had been reared in a different faith from his Northern associates in the army, mil he had thought that the State of. Vir ginia had the first right to his services and Ins sword. But when the sun of tLc Con federacy had gone down behind the hills of Appomattox be bad realized that the war w is over. He was now a citizen of the tailed States, equally interested with every other citizen in its clory and greatness, and t loyal a citizen as any." Senator Dortch stated in the Se nate that Mr. James I. Moore, of ranville, would have been seated if the vote had been full. The Legis lature has done a proper thing in giving him his pay. Ho had an ex cellent case, was indorsed by six of the committee ont of eight and was entitled to his seat. His is the only ase we remember that we thought the contestant waa entitled to his pay although failing to get his seat. The Legislature ought to settle all such eases at the beginning and not at the tail end of the session. As a rule it is a fraud upon the people to make them pay for two persons when but one is entitled to his seat. V. 1 VOL, XXXI. NO. 126. , Spirits Turpentine. J. J. Jackson, " of Wilson, has failed in business. The Wilson Siflings has com pleted its first year. It has steadily grown in size and favor from its first number. Charlotte Journal: Late infor mation received by - a gentleman in this place, says that David Fraley who was ar rested for the murder of II. T. Walker in Stanley county last week, confessed the deed on his hearing before the magistrate. Mr. Vest Caldwell, a son of Mark Caldwell, who lives near Caldwell's Station, on the A. T. & O. Railroad, was, on Wed nesday, accidentally caught in a cotton-gin which tore off one. of his hands. A prominent citizen of Iredell county reports that chestnut, oak, and hickory trees are rapidly dying- out. Mrs. Richard Ashe, of San Joaquin Valley, southern California, has just completed a trip of 3,000 miles across the continent without an escort of any kind, and is now the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dr. Summerell. Sheris a daughter of the late Prof. Mitchell. Star.) Wilson Advance: It now turns out that the Richmond and Danville Com pany don't want to go to Ducktown at all, and perhaps never did. The Graded School netted from Butt's exhibitions of paintings the sum of $60 which will be ex pended for appliances and fixtures for the school rooms. Mr. John W. Smith, Assistant Postmaster at Fremont, was ar rested Wednesday morning and brought to Wilson for trial before U. S. Commis sioner J. W. Lancaster, on a charge of opening a letter before it was delivered to the owner. ' We favor and heartily endorse Mr. Dortch's bill, but cannot subscribe freely to the position taken by so many of our contemporaries. We were shown in Rocky Mount a very valuable and much needed invention, which has recently been patented by two in ventive citizens of Nash count v. Messrs. J. R. Underwood and Geo. W. Daniel, in the shape of a pinion lifter or a device for gear ing mills and other machinery -known as the "Utility Pinion Lifter." Mr. Geo. Bennett, who lives near Mr. J. D. Jenkins' in Edgecombe county, met. with a sudden and tragical death last Friday. He was by occupation a shingle getter and on that par ticular morning as he went to his work he espied a very fat o'possum in a tree and commenced with his axe to cut it down so as to catch the o'possum while in the act of cutting, a limb fell on his head inflict ing a serious wound, from which he died in a few minutes. Charlotte Observer: The last issue of the Farmer and Mechanic contains a lengthy article, by Mr. Shotwell, in reply to the charge made by Gov. Jarvis, in his speech on the Agricultural Department, that the farmer and Mechanic was influenced in its hostility to that Department by the fact that it had been refused the printing. This charge Mr. Shotwell pronounces unquali fiedly false. He gives a history of the course of that paper previous to and after it came under his management, and asserts that he never directly or indirectly sought the printing, although, under a contract en tered into between the Department and the company from whom he leased the office, he was entitled to the printing, if he saw fit to demand it. But he did not demand it, and was not in a condition to do the work if it had been given to him. This article places the Governor on the defensive. Mr. Wm. Griffith, deputy to Sheriff Alex ander, yesterday entered suit against the Atlantic & Charlotte Air Line Railroad, for $20,000 damages for the killing of his son Robert, near Atlanta, eighteen months ago. A remarkably rich vein of ore has been struck in the Gold Valley mine, of Rowan county. A specimen of the ore. .exhibited at the Boyden House in Salisbury yester day would assay $1,000 to the bushel, or $10,000 to the ton, and this is considered a low estimate. The ore is slate and is filled with free gold. For a couple of months past, the white children returning to their homes from the graded school, have been subjected to gross indignities at the hands of a party of colored boys who it seems nSeirwti'w dren on their wav home from school and abuse and maltreat them. These attacks have teen made on the little white girls. Yesterday evening, however, a party of school children were attacked, by these col ored boys in a manner more outrageous and unbearable than ever, and brought on a conflict between the colored gang and the white boys of the graded school, who were following the girls some distance behind and were not seen by the colored rowdies until they had begun their attack on the girls. The white boys came to the rescue and had a right sharp little -fight with the rowdies, finally putting them all to flight. T ZEEL" ZED CITY. inkw advertisements. Due Notice. A. David Not "Venn or. L & A. Shrxeb Clothingr J. II. Hardin Fresh seed. J. II. Mallard New stock. R. H. Brown Cancers cured. D. A. Smith & Co. Furniture. Munson Come inside and look. Geo. A. Peck Paints, oils, etc. Otterbourg Your own prices. McGowan's Cider arid whiskey. G.W.Williams & Co. KJroceries. Brown & Roddick Just received. IIeinsbkrger Pianos and organs. J. A. Springer Mules and horses. N. Ezekiel Virginia, hair restorer. M. 8. WrLLARD Marine insurance. S. W. Noble Notice of proposals. Bbidgers & Co. Champagnes, etc. Cronlt &s Morris Assignee's sale. W. E. Springer & Co. Hardware. R M. McIkttre Fine embroidery. Masonic Meeting Concord Chapter. G..W. Bornkmann Rooms for rent. -BfrKKR Pub. Co. ---Canvassers wanted. Library Hall Prof. Willoughby Reade G. R. French & Sons Boots and shoes. H. M. Bowden & Co. Saddlery goods. P. H. Haydkjt Buggies and road carts. Harbison & Allen Hats, umbrellas. Kerchner &' C alder Bros. Rice, bacon, floor, seed potatoes, etc. ' morttftfry There were three interments one adult and two children during the week clos ing yesterday. The first named died be yond the city limits. Bellevue Cemetery reports no interments for the week Is Pine Forest (colored) Cemetery - there j were five interments four adults and one child for the week. I Morning 1 WILMINGTON, N. C, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1883. LocalDoti. ,- Second Sunday in Lent. - More April showers yesterday. Day's length 11 hours and 2 minutes. . Receipts of cotton yesterday footed up 466 bales. :. 7 The Almanac predicts fair and frosty weather for Tuesday. Mr. J. W. Taylor's new mill will be ready to commence operations early in April. Wiggins has wilted and won't write weather predictions any more. Wise Wiggins 1 The best buck shad retailed yesterday at $1 per pair. There were no roe shad in market. Bishop Lyman's visitation to this city will embrace Sunday, Feb. 18th, Monday 19th, and Tuesday, 20th. The Register of Deeds issued nine, marriage, licenses during the past week, of which three were for white -and six for colored couples. We saw at Harris' News Stand, yesterday, a huge muskrat, which was killed at Pee Dee, on the C. C. Railroad. His fur was very soft and velvety. A colored man was seized with a violent fit of cramp colic at the foot of Princess street yesterday afternoon, about 5 o'clock, and had to be carried off on a dray. Tileston Normal School will Celebrate the 22nd Washington's birthday by readings from the life of Washington, and a pleasant excursion to. the woods, moss hunting, etc. . Services will be held in the First (colored) Baptist Church, corner of Fifth and Campbell streets, to-day, at 11 A. M., 3 P.M. and 7 P. M., by Rev. Benj. Lawson, of Sumter, S. C. Representative Eustice Green was here yesterday. He has left a copy of the Revised Code at the Register's office, where persons interested can see it and make any suggestions to the Legislative Code Committee they may see proper, which will be gladly received and con sidered. The bear men shipped their paraphernalia to Charlotte, where they have already "engaged rooms." They will be in the "future London" about the same time with Mrs. Frank Leslie and her corps of artists and the Duke de Morney. The artists will have fine subjects for their pencils. Waahlneton's Birthday. Thursday next is Washington's birth day. Can't we get up some enthusi asm on the subject ? We know a gentle man on the wharf who would gladly mount the rostrum and expatiate on the early vir tues of the father of his country. Since writing the above we learn from Capt. Cantwell that the Wilmington Light Infantry will parade on the 22nd instant, which is Washington's birthday. For this purpose the Company will meet at the armory at 4 o'clock. The parade will be confined to Market, Princess and Chcsnut. and Front, Second and Third streets. We a large turn out on the occa- sion. it is a good arrangement iu one sense: The birthday gifts for both can be presented at the same time. Thieves Break Into a Store. The store of Mr. C. H. Wessell, on North Water street, near the foot of Mulberry, was entered Friday night and robbed. The thief or thieves effected an entrance by removing brick from a corner in the rear of the store and making a hole about three feet in length and two feet in depth, using a spade and probably a crow-bar in removing the mor tar and dislodging the brick. Mr. Wessell says he lost four gallon, three half-gallon and one three-gallon demijohns, and that the thieves filled them all with fine liquors. They also took a quantity of tobacco,about fifty cents in currency (all there was in the drawer), several articles of clothing, such as coats and pants, and a lot of shoes. They doubtless took other articles, but those mentioned were all that Mr. C, missed. No clue. Church Council. During the services at St. Paul's Luther an church this evening the public installa tion of the newly-elected members of the Church CouncU will take place. They are as follows: . Elder H. B. Eilers. Deacons H. Vollers", C. F. Miller. Trustees-B. J. H. Ahrens. W. F. Ort mann, D. Doscher. Mr. H. Vollers was re-elected on the Board of Trustees, but declined. He and Mr. H. B. Eilers have served continuously on the Board since 1859. . Cotton Movement. The receipts of cottou at this port during the week ending yesterday foot up 3,773 bales, as against 2,506 bales for the corres ponding period last year, showing an in crease of 1,267 bales in favor of 1883. The receipts during the crop year to date foot up 111,707 bales, as against 122,761 bales, up to the same date last year, show ing a decrease of 11,054 bales. Mayor's Court. Some ten or twelve young men were up before Mayor Smith, yesterday morning, on the charge of rocking and brick-batting houses on th.e night of St. Valentine's Day. After a lengthy examination a further hearing in the case was finally postponed until Saturday next. Weather Indications. The following are the indications for to day; For the Middle Atlantic States, occasion al rain or light snow, followed by much colder, fair weather, northwest to south west winds and higher barometer. For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, local rains and light snow, follow ed by colder, partly cloudy weather, high er barometer and northerly winds. For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, oc casional snow, followed by colder, fair weather, northerly to westerly winds and higher barometer. Criminal Conrt. The f ollowing cases were disposed of in the Criminal Court yesterday : "State vs. Thomas Randall, charged with assault and battery. Defendant found guil ty, and recognized in the sum of $50-. State vs. Lany Isler, charged with as sault and battery. Not pros. State vs. Ida Chambers, charged with re tailing liquor without license. Defendant submitted, and judgment was suspended on payment of costs. State vs. Eli Larkins, charged with re moving crop. Defendant submitted and judgment was suspended on the payment of costs. In four cases for selling liquors on Sun day the defendants were found guHty and judgment was suspended on the paymen of costs. In the case of Levi McKoy and Kitty Moore, charged with larceny, on .trial- Fri day evening, at the close of our report, the jury returned a verdict of guilty. - . State vs. J. W. Wilborne, charged with false pretense. This defendant was con victed at a former term of the Court and sentenced to the Penitentiary, but appealed to the Supreme Court and was successful in getting a new trial. At a late hour last night the jury had not returned a verdict. Unmallable Matter. The following unmailable matter re mains in the city postoffice : Mary J. Council, Raleigh, N. C. ; Lavi nia Brown, Blackwcll, S. C. ; Robert Finke, Georgetown, S. C. ; J. H. Wheeler, Green ville, S. C. ; John Fonville, Conqueton, N. C; Mt. Smyth, Baltimore, Md.; J. W. Hawkins, Kelley's P. O., Bladen county, N: C; Mr. E. A. Barnhill, Kelley's P. O., N.:C. ; James Jones, Flat Rock, N. C. ; Dr. It. A. Rutherford, Lumberton', N. C. ; Blanche K. Evans, Town' Creek, N. C. ; Two valentines, cards, addressed to the Misses Jettic and Blanche Harrell, care of Dr. L. Harrcfl, Statesville, N. C, Birthday Remembrance and markable Coincidence. Yesterday a beautiful parlor set of fur niture and other articles were presented to Rev. F. W. E. Peschau, pastor of St. Paul s Evangelical Lutheran Church, by the mem- j bers, the occasion being his 34th birthday. In this connection we are prepared to state a remarkable fact, and that is that the rev erend gentleman and his good wife are ex actly the same age (though not twin's), both being born on the 17th day of February, 1849. We doubt if a similar coincidence cau be found in all the annals of Hymen. Prof. WlUoushby Reade. Those of our friends who were so fortu nate as to be present at the entertainment on the occasion of Prof. Willoughby Reade's former visit to Wilmington, will be glad to learn that he has consented to appear at Library Hall on Tuesday night, February 20th, in a select programme of humorous and pathetic readings. The en tertainment will be under 4he auspices of the Wilmington Library Association, and we bespeak for him as full a house as we are assured the performance will merit. Magistrate' Court. Sellers Ferguson, colored, was arraigned before Justice Millis on the charge of as sault and battery upon Mary Giles, colored. Case dismissed at the costs of the prose cutor. UST" See fourth page for other local news. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ST. JOHN'S HALL, WILMINGTON, N. C, 18th Feb., 1883. COMPANIONS : THE REGULAR MONTHLY Meeting of CONCORD CHAPTER No. 1. R. A. M., will be held To-Morrow (Monday) Evening, at 7 Jj o'clock. JAMES C. MTJNDS, feb 18 It Secr'y. For Rent, rpHE ROOMS OVER THE STORE On 11th and Market Streets. Apply to G. W. BORNEMANN. feb 18 It McGowan's Saloon. QIDER AND WHISKEY, 10 CTS. As good a 5-CT. CIGAR as the market affords. WHISKEYS are good. JIM knows how to se lect them. FINE OYSTERS. " feb 18 It v : . Fresh & Reliable Seed. I KEEP ONLY FRESH AND RELIABLE SEED, and am selling them cheaper than you can buy them from any Northern Seed House. All varieties on hand. Call at J. H. HARDIN'S Drug and Seed Store, feb 18 tf New Market, Fertilizers. Q.IBBS & CO.'S HIGH GRADE AMMONIATED PHOSPHATE, COTTON BRAND, HIGH GRADE, ACID PHOSPHATE, GENUINE GERMAN KAINIT, For sale by E. J. POWERS, Successor to Chas. E. Smith & Co. feb 17 D&Wtf NEW 'ADVERTISEMENTS. Wilmiogton Library Assoc'ii. One liSit Only, Tnesday, FeWy 23. Prof. Willoughby Eeade Win give a Select Proaramme of Humorous and Pathetic Readings, AT LIBRARY HALL, . Under the auspices and for the benefit of the Wilmington Library Association. Tickets 50 cts, for sale at Dyers' and the Book Stores. Reading to commence at 8 o'clock. febl8 2t Assignee's Sale. ON TUESDAY NEXT, 20TH INST., AT 10 o'clock A. M., we will sell at Store east side" or Front, between Market and Dock streets, tbe entire stock of Watches, Jewelry, Hhow Cases, Iron Safe. Ac. contained thei elh. By order J. ' H. MoQarity, Asslfrnee. CRONLY & MORRIS, feb 18 2t - Auctioneers. Notice. pROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL Saturday next, 24th Inst., for the privilege of hunting on my grounds near this city, the highest bidder to have the same. feb 18 2t S. W. NOBLE. Mules & Horses for Sale QNE PAIR FINE LARGE MULES AND TWO GOOD HORSES, For sale at low fi. res by J. A. SfKlJMUKK. Coal and Wood Yard. feb 18 tf CANCERS POSITIVELY CURED. Treatment purely scientific. The agencies employed are Dr. Cook's celebrated specifio and antidotal remedies, by Which every root and fibre and all cancerous taint are radically and permanently re moved. Consultation in person free, by letter. Six cents postageroust be inclosed to insure re ply. Persons in the city can be waited upon and consulted at their residences if desirable. Offloe north side Market, between 2nd and 3rd. Office hours from 9 A. M. to 12 M. and from 2 to 5 P. M. feb 18 It R. H. BROWN. WANTED. $10 Daily. Canvassers for "'OUR LOST-EXPLORERS" or "JEANETTE ARC TIC EXPEDITION." 500 pages. 100 Illustrations. Sales unprecedented. Extra copies with 10. Ex clusive territory. Outfit 50 cents, feb 18 3t BUKER PUB. CO., Prov. R. I. Fall and Winter Clothing ! At Your Own Price ! To Close,, AT OTTERBOURGS Men's Wear Icpot. Marine Insurance. UNION MARINE INSURANCE CO.. OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND. ASSETS. $1,715,685. SUUPL,US 534,002. . Marine Insurance placed on all kinds of mcr chandise at current rates. M. S. WILLARD, Agent, feb 18 tf Wilmington, N. C. 'i Due Notice I IT IS NOT ADVERTISING THE LARGEST, best selected and moat fashionable stock of Furniture, but actually keeping it, that brings parties desiring Furniture to the New Furniture Store of BEHRENDS A MUNROB, 8. E. Cor. Market and 2d Sts., Wilmington, N. C, neither is it advertising prices 10 per cent, below any house in the State, but actually selling at that, that causes purchasers to buy of above named firm. feb 18 tf Come Inside and Look. WE DO NOT PUT OUR BEST GOODS ON THE sidewalk. We have a- superior line of very handsome goods freshly imported, not from New York, but EUROPE, to which we direct the attention of patrons. MUNSON. feb 18 It Merchant Tailor and Clothier. Furniture. JEW AND LARGE ARRIVALS OF COTTAGE and other grades of FURNITURE. Call and ex amine. Prices 15 PER CENT. LESS than any House in the State, feb 18 tf D. A. SMITH & CO. Virginia Hair Restorer. MANY OF OUR READERS WILL REMEMBER that some years ago Mr. N. Ezekiel, of this city, invented a hair restorer, which found great favor and. received the testimonials of a number of persons. Mr. Ezekiel has recently Improved Ms invention, and will travel through diflfercnt States In order to establish agencies. Dr. William H. Taylor, State Chemist, says that it does not contain "anything harmful, and may therefore be used without apprehension of Injurious re sults." Mr. Ezekiel makes no claim for his rem edy that it will restore growth except when the roots of the hair have not been killed, and when the patient baa not yet passed the prime of life. Sold by all Druggists. su feb 18 oawtf Hats ! Umbrellas ! HARRISON ft ALLEN, Hatters. fob 18 tf Country jyCERCHANTS AND EVERY BODY CAN GET suited in quality and prices from the large stock. of SADDLERY G Trunk House of of SADDLERY GOODS, at the New Saddlery and No. 49 Market St. "Manufacture and Repair. feb 18 tf j TAR WHOLE NO. 4831 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Just Received. BROWN & RODDICK. 5 and 7 IVorlli Trout Street. We have.reccived a FULL ASSORTMENT OF LADIES, GENTS AND CMLDREN'S GOSSAMER RUBBER WATERPROOFS. OUR HAMBURG EDGINGS & INSERTIONS Are now ready for Ingpcctlon. We would callthe attention of the WHOLE- SALE TRADE to our HOMESPUN SHEETING AND PLAIDS SOLE AGENTS In this city for 4-4 LAKE GEORGE A A SHEETINGS. A11 WHOLESALE BUYERS will. find It fo their interest to call on up. Our pi-Ires iirc THE LOWEST that can be quoted. BROWN & RODDICK, 5 ami 7 IVorlli Front Street. feb 18 tf Champagnes & Wines OF ALL VARIETIES. MUMM'S DRY VEItZENAV, Ay Sec, Angelica, May, Red and White Scuppernong AND THE BEST CLARET made In this country. This Claret Is male at the Tokay Vineyard, near FayettCYille, and is of veryfino quality. Choice Cigars. An excellent Imported CIGAR, 3 for 25 cont. LA MIA, LA CAHONA, PRINCIPKS. CHERRY RIPE, PILOT, EDITHS. ' NenMatel and Sap Sap Cheese, FRESH AND NICE. P. L. Bridgers & Co., Grocers. feb 13 D&Wtf Flour, Sugar, Coffee. 1500 Bbls FLOUR' a11 rade''- 2QQ Bbls SUGAR, all gradcR. 3 Kfl Sacks COFFEE, For sale low by fob 18 tf G. W. WILLIAMS A CO. Molasses, Salt, Hay. 1 HA Hhds and BblaNew Crop Cuba 1UU and N. O. MOLASSES, 7K(fl Sac SAiT. 5 Kfifi Bales nAY, For sale low by G. W. WILLIAMS A CO. feb 18 tf G. W Bacon, Lard, Bice. 100 Bo:LCS d 8- c R' 8rDK8, Tubs and Buckets Choice LARD, OP Bbls RICE, For sale low by G. W. WILLIAMS A CO. feb 18 tf Soap, Lye, Potash. JQQ Boxes SOAP, ijfQ Boxes LYE 100 CaBes Can and Bal1 POTASH. For aale low bv feb 18 tf G. W. WILLIAMS A CO. A NEW STOCK rt SADDLES, BRID TRUNKS, Ac, Ac, anufaoturera. J Jnst received from the Parties in need of any ar Parties in need of any article In my line would do well to give me a call, as I am now in receipt of new stock, and selling at low nrloes for Caul 1 low prices for Canti. Manufacturing and Repairing done at Short )lSLSsr wouoe. uau at tne old feb 18 tf No. 8 Front St. Buggies & Boad Carts JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF CAR RIAGES and BUGGIES; also, HARNESS. SAD DLES and BRIDLES of all kinds, which 1 am selling VERY LOW at the Carriage Foatory on Third, between Market and Princess streets. Repairing of all kinds done at short notice. feb l8tf P. U. HAYDEN. KATE OF ADVUtTHINOl Ona Sonar Om Par. Tw w FovrPaya " Flv Day. Owa Wak. " Two Wfwka. " Tore W)l, Ona Month.... " Two Moatha, M Tfar Months, I I t M IS M m ti P M SO fix xonuia, w - OnaTaar fW Contract AdvarUserosat lata M rrror tkmately low rate. Tan Unas solid Nonparrll tyi naka om aqa.r NEW ADVKKTISKM KNTSi j A. David, not Vennor, TjV)RESAW TOE BARLT INCOMTHO OF a Spring, and hu prrprr1 lo nwt tb Ai4 . NEW STOCK OF I'lETB (MtOlM In oar Mk-ap DeprtiiMt. Karl? tmftn r ns choice alcMon from U Importer M m challenrc any and all to prodo LadMr lln In ihHM rood. NEW Bl'RlNG STOCK OF CLOTniNO la l I It vmrl4 Ptylo. and Ool" OUR BFKCIALTT THIS REASON I. lh r. torn Out In our Pmnt)oona, mtnnfviarod under our direction and pattern hersral lri haro already ben aold. Ask oar patron how I Ury like the abapo. A - DAVI. Leading Merchant Tailor and (1UWr feb 1n tf Pianos and Organs. JROM ALL THE niWT MANUKA (TV II Ell In the country. SOLD FOR CA,n on ON THE MONTHLY INSTALLMENT FLAN. At HKINnnilUJEH-K fob 18 If ' Llro Book and Maato ! EMBROIDERY ! EMBR01DERT! LL 8HOULI) SEE THE NEW STTI.KK BLEACHED AND SHOWN cxrTTON, 4 A, 5 1. C 4. H 4. B 4 mn 10 4. VEMY rHEAr FINK SKA 18I.AND I'.IKtW N tTTN To arrive Monday r Tiicaday, nloa rrw FANCY-MATTING. n. n. Mrivrucr.. fob 18 tf Clothing ! Clothing ! THK BALANCE OK Ol Jt dT(K K or FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING! Mt'MT P.E HOU If you aro In want I.n't forcl u W ran M Vn In llio GofKli nncl mnkr 1hi l'rS-r mil fm A. A I Ml III nit. Reliable (loUiWra, fch IN If No. M Market at Rice. Eice. fQQ BiikIi N 1 KKEI) niCK. Rice. For aal by KKn.-HNKU A CA LI) En Mtow fch js tf Groceries. Groceries. n.ico.v. Fi.orn. tea An, COFFFF., niCF. MOl.AKSFS. salt, en a KFfis. cas nr. tm a r. stah( ii. ( i s n i. r.y CllKFSF. SODA. I'OTAMI. nc. is. u ha rnsn i ai fh ii ua rrrso rn sf. iia r. llAUdlSU. TIKS. Ac . Tor alo by fcblHtf KERCHNEIt A CA1.DKH .(. a Seed Potatoes. jQ ML EARt.T WKanl rKKR!.Kf PTATHCI. For aalc by fcl In tf KERCH NEK A CALIiEK lb Geo. A. Peck, JKALER IN PainU. Olla, 8oh, Iw.ra. Blind. Ulan. Ltnuood oil. Kwlnr, Ilrrwh Luallnff (tuna 1ti. Cart rid ir.i. lllarkrnnlth' IMlow. r, feblHtf PACIFIC GUANO. Jut reoclrrd and for !, SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, and DISSOLVED BONE PHOSPHATE. Wo nrrcr havr had the flr1 complaint of Oim Fortlllr.trn not brlnrlnir a profitable nvp onr t'onntry Agrnt. feb2DAW7w ALEX. M'M'NT N Oleomargarine. 100 Trns ON (,N"i"N',,t''T" A KI LL LINK OK HEAVY tilMX EKIE" for W' l'w tnr rli. fcl IT 2tAr.th nan K .P. ooVINUTON Lime. Lime. WILMINGTON. N. C. Jan inth, twd. MESSRS. FRENCH BROH I a and aom of ymr HCILDINO LIME aom ytara ao. and daMnf the pant yrar hare wu4 a good dai of It. I fan chcrrfnlly rwnmmrnd IU uw for any of th ordi nary pnrpoar at tnaaonry. fwltnf aar4 f fcot It I (Hitial In Ktrpngtb and omnt.ln( xwrr u ANY I.IMK known nndr lha rnrl rim ,f qUK'K LIME R N KAlK l.lrrR. Contractor and liolMrr. 1 oonour witn Mr. jOMlfiirr rmiy. HOBT II WOOD. rtalVW. Fornaleby FRENCH IWO., Rr kf Point, J. C or n to fr O. U PA UNLET, it . jan 27 it Wllmlnri'rti. K V Best Line in the State ! yB CARRY A GRKATEn V A TUFTY AND BETTER ASSORTMENT of BOOTS AND SHOKS than any bon In tbe Wat1 Bayers will find It to thrlr adranJa to rin lno our lines befow purrhsolns Geo - R- French & Sons, so n front nr. Country Merchants A ND WHOLESALE BITTER. GENERALLY, 1 V. will Bod a full stork and rood aaaortnu rill Bod a full stork and rood aaaortmont of Hardware, flows. Cartings, llor. II Axes, nark Bands. Nails. Ithot, (Vill.n Ttare Chains, Hollow Warn, Ac. VnJH7 " goods and prions guaranteed. V M. E. HPRTNG1CB A OO . frb 18 tf Hnorc iirs to John lwwa v. I :!: 1 1 ii i: 1 ft 3 ill Jf 5 Mi .1 J . r i: 1'' 1 4 :1 i 4 k it r