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N Y. . ot pr- in cartcNt tta briiwry l t trtia." D W 0ayal at ru&bit fltrca kWt eaf f Ut Cbrik tia U TUaomioi ta4Ua Tcrrieory. t& ftri.'f wm UW4 by JruaWa out bo rurwri aioEUMlf. Tbt 1 1 L.i rpHiiriJUa brfiar. fnxa b f ry atail. EJtq dtti is til commit ay ta mr.ul tora4! at Sprtaf lui. Vf . t ear proA r oot 4tHrtnt b tiw. la a fibl wtta ii: f tba pufiuif P'tf w a rr tiu J y iii.i.Wil. oai of ta baal w rptani. .iirt rMt wy. Ta car(i9 of ta nfr 5(riaaa. at Ky ffwl, IH.. iit hi m 0o Out'ar. of MajiMKba-M-t t.. tbAt a aIl aia rua for Got- fn)f a.tl fail Coao Jt Co . far li"ittrx X Vra city. mmi1. wita rof rw. for fX.JOT CaarU E. C.:itmi botal prjpciator. Alutf. MijatJ; iiMbilit .- oi aMtta naaaowa. IV- 'itf Hrlif W!Wa aCVI WiHUm fp. at tfrfT. ta a dliS:ifty abnal taint. Toar rn bUI J i or vna tar baJly tajur4 by tb fait of ta roof ami aralla of a portio of ta capiUai boikJ- ia at Statrn'O. Wtm. Tb IVvacb; lrnmt anka f j a upoIctvQt-y frai nf It. SOH.0l frar for ftpcam of istutary uprUwi ta Too-jia. A .JiMtt Nta a Tmoco mrc&al aaJ ft iwmbar of ta Xaairaa NatiaJ FUaft UMa pioc hi la CUy of Maxico: tb fortaat wai kUWi aad tb halt ba11y w uaiinl Kr-W York Kiartat ; Xoooy t Q3f par rvat. : evtton (fall aaJ raay at Itoa, raU:uiiara (Sor firm aai atia & U 3J li . aal -jaraJ-v! ml Wk) II. ewra. aataat S9lSt: roaia a.iy at l 303l iS; pmU lrpatia m 1 TV 'rooa of Virgin U ra t. h workrnj kaftl for Mfthoo. To Laxaiavill Epoito c!oa ih'm rk. It baa bn a Tr mo- rwaia. Tb lctln in Vaw Tork ia t. ba bn tb oaoaX orderly wilnaJ. ai.J TCf An Ltboft Jmr la to b iva to Mr farU io Dublin on tb tOtb Tbra will boo caorr Tkabury poNtnr aJ )faaMa4;haatt.a U h ppy one nora rb tnakio of twenty-four o'el-ck tinv kaprt far rilruaJ ba bo-sf-in. ta f r aom ar raiy for xro. Maryland at a hard Stat for the ILooablicana lof captara. Democrat ki and make up in lime to r tke the "sajar l th goarJ." aU There i aa Arcrrieao dally now pabliatwd In lrii called the Mor ij Xhe and " it is said to be bright nd aewey, ad wing rapidly in etrv tattoo. Tb Liiaiorw Jaat electeJ in Virrinia will eao a tiiccior to Hilly Mafcco4Vltbo5h hU term will oot etpir a-ntil lire yean o Mrvb iff I5V ' 9in 2UnJtalI ih TtoOK.liAUAiy Ut week ia tat pcl Uk PlLilaJel pbkadecUred thai thw preaeol 11'gb Tarif maji reaaaia'aa it la Itsmera bee thai Xorth. Carolio!. la th etcitemeat of poliucalfj elooee ail Tday V cataasma w forgot ta ask If Ui neC a boot Uvxe for ihw 13adaiphlI-.V to tarn Frank Hat icq over io Ita jrriJlroo. fbra bora U at Petersburg, and lb DvTaeevat raiovd 1,000 there. abi Cf! hot atUapleU tastiiatica n Tiovtmoer '"',""11 , . . r of laarxctlax th repairs aad Im pro ve to prwcnl A njro from voting tbe Jw3Shav7rcetitJy been mad thers. IXrmocratk tkkrC Tb)bUt!! and they oacd tjeaeof - ewcspUtav They found about anaureo ap- . jr-lTt , rJkaUloa oa ftlo f or admlsaioo, ail or wnlcA Lcni Koaaati.'Ue lUrgariaa ta th admissdo of Uadr and crar, It reported a fa-, tb rsuiaau or f2ft m ct ib of maariaM. oratoft of of w and swvw c tb nlaetsec eentiry; JTu IUsv baa - Grwmboro ;' Worhnoru' Satox- owm tvtntf at 4 " " - 47 w1 rt14ce of waH known GtvrfiaU cirri e4 Ntbrwki in 1880 ffXAa a m oy zo.aoo puraiuj. a, ivcpuou can, timet tt by Its than 5,000 now. Wfcal dcxi it mean? It U a poor victory for lb Republican. Gar fi)4 plaralily ia 16d io MinoeaoU waa 40.5S9. Now tbr, RpoblicaO tickftt cao ooly get about 7,000 ma jority, and Hubbard only 14,000. Do yoa call tbat a rictory t A fall-iog-od of aom 24,000 majority dot not look that way. For tba fiacai year the Unit Suui Miota rrorxi 5,215,509. Tb ipo.a4 were 11,728,295. The DU rector rvcommenda that lb a coinage of gold dottara and tbre cent nickel plecr-a be dlttontinaed. The repeal of tbe act authorising the coinage of tbe trade dollar U alao recommended. It i eatimatcd tbat the total coin circulation of the United State October 1, 1833, waa $544,512,699 of gold and 235,291,323 silver. Tbe latest newa from Nw Yori U much more encoaragiog. It now appear that Maynard, Democratio candidate for Secretary of State, is bcaUo soma 20,000 rotca, wbUe the other Democratic candiditc on the Stat ticket are elected by from 10, 000 to 17,000 majority. Now, every body waole U know why the Demo cnU nominated o weak a man a May nan). t. . . Mr. KlUabeth R (tibba, widow of th Lata Dr. Gibbn, of tbe Navy, leaped frOta an ex pre train three mil from Baltimore and died from tb effect of the fall. She ba been aaaettled in her mind since her haft band's death. How different are people. One pioea io secret or com mit suicide, whilst another will scarcely allow sia months to pa be tween the burial and the marriage. Ia Copiah county. Mi., a man named Mathews was shot and killed by a man namd Wheeler. Mathews went to the poll with a pistol in his band. He received twenty-four buck shot in hi face. There i intense excitement at Haaalhurst, the county eat of Copiah. The Governor ba ordered the Patrol Guards there. A boot LOCO IfflsaJaraal arrived at Cas tle GxIo today, rnciodlac a part? ' cotton rpiaaara. aava a&4 woman, who wiQ b easplcyad la Nw Eoglaad factortca .Vrw I ItUr. Horrible ! "European pauper la bor," ah ! Speak louder. Did you say to "be employed in New Eng land factories f MA Tariff to pro tect American industry" did you say ? Bah ! Humbug ! We travelled recently in a car that was boaaU fully finished inside with a .North Carolina wood. It vm much handsomer than mahog any. The wood wa highly finished and of csquUite polish and elegance. It wa done at Wilmington A. Wei doo shop in this city. Spints Turpentine Wbiteville fjtrprie: The As mcUUoo at ifL Zloa Is over. It becan on Wedaadaylat and cioaed oo Suoday af teraooo. Tb tdnc was large. Har mony tbaractexixed lu dcIlberaUcra. Concord Tiint: On Saturday, ta rrib of October, the bolkr of the saw miU of Mr. C. iL Waikln. at Edjoboro. Mootxotaerj conatj. burst. Instantly kill lor a yoaof maa by tbe name of Led better aod aaotber earned Stoker. Fayetteville Sun.- There wa a cciorrd cblkl bcroed to death Io Ffc IIU1 Township, on Saturday 8d lost. ilr. J. IL llyrover ba withdrawn from lb Aawclale Editorship of the II. a. Uoske. Eaa.wtU act as Chief Mar aaai at oor rak thU week, laatead of Jaa. U. ilchrUL Eq-. who. w resrret to say. to too unwell to attend to Oe dotlcs of tbat poailfeo. Raleigh Jbcvr&r: lie v. T. A. IWd baa rcsirred bto charru at Beaufort. Her. J. IL Boon saJd la bis speech oa edacattoie, thai Bra. J. H.KIUs had tanrbt bin to Ull tb ftr of children by looklofc at their teeth. And tbat it wa a habU wita acpertatttCmt XV, at the Oxford a .(nm mhmtt aakad Lb art Of a child, to pet hU flar la the child's mouth and ooJOaf latoU.. IUleigh AVr-Oorrrer; Tbe cotton ? aad 10.000 pound of cotton be toeitsto Kra. J. J. GUman. three mile froea caadford. were homed Saturday aibt Taw erljcfa of tha fir to not known. . IL J expected that bota Oor. Jarrto and Cape Coke will srwn at Oatesvtlle meat Manrrdsy. t odar DemocraUc rule Jfocva Caxolla ha tacraaaed her aa eual expeaaUorea for rohlks school from 113,000 to 1300.000. That protrtaa, ILaJatVh lltUor: The Board of D(cVrt Of tb Iaaaa Aayhim toet at thsl I dUaj of Xhlt jUc wer fordblr enlcrtd I UUAirVf W V4 b"-TW 1 Vaa Pvwa w - i caber, eourrtd or ttraptatnd'-U-raln cnuance. The house of Vol B&oner was entered aad all the valuable in the-wv of Jewelry stolen. Also the Colonel's pocket wcr rifled. The thieve attempted to eaur the dweCicg of Mr. McCarthy but were repnlsed. They aleo failed to get In to Mr. J. R. BaHa houae. The house of L. Tf. Andrews wsa entered. Mrs.-Ai-drew saw the thief plainly, but mistook hha for her son. He waa a mere boy. Be fore the mUtaka was.dlacovered the jotdc rascal succeeded la aecufiog a gold watch and chain worth $173 aod a note book and a Ove dollar bilL New Berne Journal: Forty-four barrel of flab arrived hero from Morehead aad Baauf ort yesterday morning and were shipped North per steamer Shenandoah. Tbe Matamuskeet applea are coming la pretty freely and sell readily for 70 to 75 cent per buaheL Jdx. Henry Stilly who lives lost aero Kense river fro the city, near Daniels' Ferry, trapped a good large bear oa Monday morning last. Died, at hi residence, In Onalaw county, near IUchlands, on Friday, the 2nd day of November, Mr. a N. Marshburn. of ty phoid fever. In New Berne, on Wed nesday November 14th, the corner, atone of the New Court Rouse will be laid under the auspices of the Masonic Fraternity. A speech will be delivered by Gov. T. J. Jarvts at 13 o'clock m. Oxford Tbrchliaht: Tho vestry of St. Stephen's Cboreh tendered a call to Itev. Dr. Baird last week, to fill tl" va cancy cauted by the recent resignation of Iter. Mr. Bash, It Is with sincere re gret that we chronicle the unfortunate affair whkh occurred near Blue. Wing in . north weatern Granville oo Tuesday night last. The report coming to us are to the effect that Dr. Jamca D. Purr ear rode up to the houae of Jake Char La. colored, who is living upon bis land, after calling him out and having a few word shot him with a double barrel shot gun which he carried. The first load passed through his boo. the second shot aot taking effect. The negro ran around the bouae aod soon ftI and expired. We learn of no report of any previous diffi culty between the parties, Purycar has beeu drinking quit heavily for the past two months. Kutherfordton Banner: A large area of far minx lands to seeded with oia. Somebody tells us the Western North Carolina road will never be finished to Duck lo wo. The ducktowo mines are now io the hands of an English company, who Intend to build a road from Ducktown to CTwavelaod. oa tbe EasL7Tenn..;Va. A Oa., road, and we belie re the other road will bo flalshed as oririnaily contracted. Cleavelaad county pays $10,000 In Uxes, aad ha two railroad ia her borders, and good churches and schools In every neigh borhood. Uer people are Intelligent, pros proo, good liver, aad handle a good deal of Lb "root of all VU." so-calied, and vote Democratic Rutherford county pavs half aa much taxes, has no railroad, few good schools aod churches, and it is bard cratch Inn to make both ends meet with a majority of ta people, and it la nip and luck between iUdicaliatn and progress. Charlotte Observer : Daring last October there were 13. W0 bales of cot loo received at Charlotte. Itev. IL A. Miller, paator of the Presbyterian Church In Monroe, on last Sunday tendered bto re signation as pastor oo account of failinr health. A car load of colored hands from Salisbury passed through the city yes terday for Charleston and the phosphate worka. Tby were joined here by about 33 and the whole par ty numbered 85. CapL. Tillman Davis, superintendent of Mr. D. Talks Hutchison's farm, near the city, yesterday afternoon" finished work in field and started to walk to the house. He had proceeded but a few step when he fell to tbe ground and expired Instantly. Heart disease wa tbe cause. -Mecklenburg jail now contain, perbap. the oldest pris oner to be found within the walls of any jail ro the State. She to a very old woman named Mary Griffin and bar bead to whiten ed by tho carta aod trouble of seventy-five years" sojourn ia these lowlands of sor row. The old woman was commit ted to jail for chicken . stealing. The farmers aloor the Carolina Cen tral Railroad are dipcwag of their cotton sulkt to the Acme1 Manufsctonng Com pany. at the rate of $3 per too. They are shipping large quantities of stalks and seem to' be glad to get rid of them at that price. We learn tbat a Mr. Trechler, who owned aaaw aaiU io Rowan county, near Gold Hill, was instantly killed in his mill one dsy last week by a big beam fall ing oo him. The beam struck Mr. Trech ler acroa the breast crushing him to the floor and killing hfmtinstanUy. ilr T. wa a worthy man and a good cltieen. Benjamin Allen Knox, revenue agent for the Cabarrus aod I to wan district, met with a bad accident at 8echler's pond, near Chin Orove, a day or two since. lie was riding along In a sulky, when his horse be came unmanageable and backed -into the mill race. fr. Knox was caught under the sulky and home, witn' hi head fortu aaiely out of the water, aod remained in this condition, susiaining tbe weight of the horse and sulky combined, until a passer by dUcovcred hi situation and rescued htm. His condition Is reported as being critical. THE CIT1T MKUT AOVEBTISRWBKTS. Mr sos Clothing. J. R. MrxTOS Best meals. Crrr NoTrca Proposal solicited. Ilaiaaaaaoan Wedding presents. J. W. ATaursoH Foreclosure sale. Habjus Mysteries of Mormooism. 9. O. Noartaior Fruits, candie. etc McTto Daoa.- A DaRoeT Druggist. -H. J. Moo an X Co. Confectioneries, etc miliary. CpC Cantwcll. m of the Wilmington Light Infantry, ha been advised by CoL Old of the shipment of the new guns for the company on Monday, the 6th InsL.and they were eapected to arrive laat night. As soon as the carpeoters get through with some necessary improvement now in pro gress at th armory we karn tbat an extra drill will be ordered and the new guns is sued to the member. A Small rir. . : JTb alarm iof flrowa sounded yesterday afternoon, shortly before 2 o'clock, caused by tbe discovery ot Are In the dwelling of Henry Brewlogton, colored, on Bladen,, between Fifth and Sixth street, bat the flame wen extinguished by the time the fire department had been advised of their ealsteao. , The fir wa first discovered by soma person on the street, who notilled the fTr". and then gave tbe alarm. .- i Loeal Oota." . The warm and beautiful wea ther continue. , " i ' - Receipt f cotton yesterday 633 bale. ' Salea 500 bales. , Ben. Merrick, a well known colored man of this city, employed .at Messrs. Hart, Bailey & Ca's foundry died Wednesday night. t " The State seems to be overrun with tramps, and in some parts bf It they are committing a great many depredations; Look out for them. "Alvin JoslinV jewelry and diamonds flashed and sparkled under tb concentrated gaze of many curious eyes in Mr. Dlngelhoef's show window yesterday. The Fayettoville and Weldon Fairs are now tn full blast, and are being well attended. At the latter, says a rail road man who never exaggerates, there are a million gamblers. Mr. W. L. Corbett, of Bladen, brought to town yesterday two enormous sweet potatoes, the product of sandy soil, and from sprout set out in May. Either one of them was large enough for one meal for a large family. The "Alvin Joslin" Challenge Ban d" gave some very fine music on the streets yesterday forenoon. The gorgeous uniform of the band, and especially the magnificent get-up of tbe "Dram Major,' attracted much attention. Gen. Ilazen, the successor to "Old Probabilities," says the red and golden annaets which we have been admiring so for the laat ten or twelve days, and which kitve. called forth so many sentimental para graph from newspaper writers, are indica tion of stormy weather. It is a noticeable fact tbat the foreign arrivals here this season embrace many vessels of larger tonnage than for merly visited here. As the depth of water on the bar and in the river increases, the larger ships take advantage of the oppor tunity to make, us a calL Ofver IIoa. "Alvin Joslin" had a good house last night, and the audience was much pleased with the performance. Mr. Davis, id his impersonation of the New England farmer, won much hearty applause. The orchestra which Mr. Davis has with him to a good one and deserves praise. Mr. Harry Hardy, the cornet soloist, entertain ed the audience with some delightful music and was encored time and again. The xylophone soloist, Mr. Charles P. Lowe, is also worthy of mention. Mr. Charles L. Davis to to be commended for the good taste he has displayed in selecting his mu sicians, who add much to his entertain ment. The display of diamonds in the last act was remarkably striking, and their value is "timatd st about one hundred thousand dollars. Siamsat Inspectors. Messrs. Klrkwood and Hewes, steamboat inspectors for this district, are here on an official visit We are sorry to learn that our old friend, Mr. Kirk wood, now in the 84th year of his age. has been superceded in the position he has so long and so worthi ly held, the government having conceived the notion that he was getting too old to properly discharge its duties. It is true he has passed his three score years and ten, but he Is still very active for his age. His successor, who is a Charleston man. has not yet qualified. We wish for our.friend io hi retirement many more years of quiet contented old age. Aeetdeat In Laaiinbors;. We learn that the colored people of Lau- rinburg were holding a fair or festival, on Wednesday night last, when the building in which they were congregated suddenly fell In upon them, injuring eight persons, two of them it is feared seriously. The floor fell in first and the walls followed, the large number of spectators being buried in the ruins. It was feared at first that the disaster had been much more serious tban it subsequently proved. Bar and Diver Improvement. CoL r W. .P. Craighill, U. 8. Engineer in charge of our Bar and River Improve ments, arrived here on . Tuesday last and visited the works in company with the As sistant Engineer, Mr. Henry Bacon, and A. IL VanBokkelen, Esq., President of the Chamber of Commerce. After a re view of the works he expressed himself as much gratified at what had been accom plished. He returned to Baltimore Wed nesday night lorelAQ Sxrporta. The Norwegian barque- Flid and the schooner E. IL Drummond were cleared from this port yesterday the former for London; England, by Messrs. D. R. Mur chison & Co., with 730 casks spirits 'tur pentine and 1,233 barrels 6t rosin, valued at $35,748, and thelatter' to Georgetown, . Demarara, by, Messrs Northrop &" Cum mlng. with 263,42'feet of lnmber, valued at 4.200. Total $40,848. Mayer COnrt. ; , TSe only two case for tbe Mayor's con sideration yesterday morning, were those of Hattle Prioleau and Florence j Williams both colored, charged with engaging; in an . affray on Nutt street Wednesday night. Def endan ts were- std judged guilty and sen tenced topay a fine of $5 each, or go below for thirty day: 1 i ; . Steamer Jknefodor, hence, arrived it ITew York yesterday. : treatber InaJemtlOBM. 1 - The following are the indications for tc .day; .,;. ;i.mI ,;' n?Hvu , i ? , ; . For the Middle ( Atlantic States slightly warmer,, partly ;ciondy weather, southeast to southwest "winds", and ' generally lower barometer. '" " ' : ' Ut ; For the South Atlantic-States, slightly warmer; generally fair weather soufliesst to southwest winds aod lower baromejsrf f For tiie Gulf States, local rains, and partly cloudy, weather,, winds .mostly from south to west, falling followed in western portions by risjng barometer and . slight changes in temperature. For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, threatening weather and rain, southeasterly to westerly winds, falling barometer and stationary or slight rise in temperature, followed Friday evening in western" por tions by a slight rise in barometer. Personal. . " Second Assistant Engineer William Rob inson arrived. in this city, yesterday, and reported for duty on the Revenue steamer Colfax. . Mr. Robinson is the brother of Chief Engineer George Robinson, who served some time on the Revenue steamer Crawford,' at this port, but is now On the Eastport station. - THE MAILS. The mails olose and arrive at the City Post Office as follows: CLOSE. Northern through malls, fast 7:15 P. M Northern through and way mails 5:40 A. M Raleigh. .6:15 P. M. t 5:40 A. M. Mails for the N. C. Railroad, and routes supplied therefrom including Southern mails for all points South, aauy o.-uu a. m. &m.-ou p. m. Western mails (C. C. Railway) daily (except Sunday)... : 6:15P.M. All points between Hamlet and Raleigh 6:15 P. M. Mail for Che raw and Darlington Rail road 6:00 A. M. A 8.-00 P. M. Mails for points between Florence and Charleston 6.-00 A. iL & 8:00 P. M. Payette ville, and offices on Cape Fear . River, Tuesdays and Fridays 10 P.Bt. Fayette ville, via Lumberton. daily, ex cept Sundays 6:15 P. M. Onslow C H. and intermediate offices, Tuesdays and Fridays 6:00 A. M. Smith ville mails, by steamboat, daily (except Sundays) -. 8:30 A. M. Mails for Easy HOI, Town Creek, Shal- lotte and Little River, Tuesdays and . Fridays 6:00 A. M Wrightsville daily at 8.30A.M OPEN FOR DELIVERY. Northern thro' and way mails 7:30 A. M. Southern mails...... 7.30A.M. Carolina Central Railroad. '. 9:00 A.M. Malls collected from street boxes from busi ness portion of city at 5 A.M., 11:30 A.M. and 6:30 P.M.; from other parts of the city at 5 P.M. Carriers delivery open on Sunday, from 8:30 to 9:30 A.M. General delivery' open from 7 A.M. to 6.00 P.M, and on Sundays' from 8:30 to 9:30 A. M. Stamp Office open from 6 A. M. to 12 M., and from S to 6:30 P. M. Money order and Register Department open same as stamp office. CITY ITEMS PERSONAL I TO MEN ONLY1 Ths VoitaIo Bxlt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Db. Dye's Car.a rated Klbotso-Voltaic Belts and JBlbo- tbio Affuajtcxs on trial for thirtv davs to- men (young or old) who are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kind of troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete re storation or neaitn ana mamy vigor. Adarees as above. N. B. No risi is Incurred, as .as thirty days trial is allowed. AU of One Mind. Everv one who has ever had occasion to use Rosadaljs for disease of the blood, soaaks of it in terms of highest Draise and .commendation. It Is thoroughly effectual, and they all unite in saying there is nothing equal to the Fluid .Extract of Eosadalis. Dr. R. WILSON CARS, of Baltimore, savs he has ued it in oases of Scrofula and other dis eases with much satisfaction. Dr. T. C. PUGH. of Baltimore, recommends ROSADALI9-to all Persons suffering with dis eased blood, saying It is superior to any prepara tion he has ever used. Rev. DABNTSY BALLof the Baltimore M. E. Conference. South, says he has been so much benefited by the use of EOSADALIS that be cheerfully recommends it to all his Mends and acquaintances. ,, "r A. ..v w A. ... ....w UO.Uifl IHOQU several sleepless nights, disturbed by the agonies and cries of a suffering child, and becoming con vinced tnat juts, wmsiow's Soothing ByruD was lust the article needed, procured a sunnlv for the child. On reaching home and acquainting his wife with what he had done, she refused to have it administered to the child, as she was strongly in favor of Homoeopathy. That night the childpassed in suffering.and the parents without sleep.- Return- ing home baby still i me the day following, the father found the ' still stnrennir : and while contemplating an other sleepless night, the mother stepped from other sleepless nfent, the mother stepped i the room to attend to some domestic duties and left tbe father with the child.' During her ab sence he administered nortion of the boo thing Syrup to the baby, and said nothing. That night all hands slent welL and the little fellow awoke in rap to tne Daoy, and said notnmg. inat nignt hands slept well, and the little fellow awoke in the morning bright and happy. The mother was delighted with the wonderful change, and al- though at first offended at the deception prac ticed upon her. has -continued, te use the Syrup, and suffering crying babies and restless nights have disappeared. A single trial of the Syrup never yet failed to relieve the- baby, and over come the prejudices of the mother. Sold by all Druggists. 25 cents a bottle. , NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS. CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C, MAYOR'S OFFICE, November 5th. 1883. Sealed Proposals "yyiLL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE UN til 8 o'clock P. M., December 3d, 1883, (when they will be opened by the Board of Aldermen In the presence of bidders), for supplying the Blocks and Paving North Water street, from its intersec tion with Market street to its intersection with Mulberry street, ' about 3,300 square yards of pavement, to be lajd with approved granite blocks.- Tbe streets will be graded and the sand for bedding will be delivered on streets. RtHa wfii &t tbH Kama time be received for sun- plying 80,000 good bard Paving Bricks, and 700 square yara oi gooa xuae dwuo inggiuK, suit able for aide walk and for laying the sidewalks with Brick or Blue 8tohe. ' . Bids for supplying the materials alone, or lay ing pavement alone, will be considered. Specifications and plans can be seen at this, office. - ,1 ' . - ' 4 Mayor and Chairman of Committee of Streets and Wharves.' nov 9 5t 9 11 14 25 8 ... Review copy Wednesday. TARGB SIZED CLOTHING, - 48-INCH iJKJsAST, FULL SUITS. LIVING PRICES 1 , " iTALAj WJUUilX" UVJUWA1B - ' ' ' AND ULSTERS. Examine our 91.00 SHIRT. ' nov 9 it - . Cioice. Fmlt ail Confectionery, "CONSISTING OF ELEGANT MALAGA GJKATJKa inin Pfinni. .Florida and Jamaica Oranges, Ba- nna, 'Apple. -Chestnuts, aad every thing nice I novStf ..; Fruit and Confeotkmery Store, NiJWADRTKEMBNTS, VICTOET ! Helton Elected by One Million Majority I ', rpHE POPULAR VERDICT HAS BEEN REN DERED. MELTON Is the man, and MELTON'S STALLS are the best places to buy ALL KINDS OF, MEATS. We have now, at the depot TWO CAR LOADS Of FINE STALL-FED BEEF, re ceived yesterday, and to be offered TO-DAY and SATURDAY on our Stalls. We are 'a, fixture, we have come to stay, and we mean every word we say when we promise our customers THE BEST MEAT to be had in market, such as STALL-FED BEEF, VEAL, FRESH PORK, SAMPSON COUNTY MUTTON (The finest in the world.) FRESH SAUSAGES, SMOKED SAUSAGES, BOLOGNAS, And in fact everything tbat is NICE AND GOOD TO EAT In the MEAT LINE. "Satisfaction enaranteed. t3f Polite attention and prompt delivery. J. R. MELT OX, Proprietor of the only Steam Sausage nov 9 2t Factory in the State. Foreclosure of Mortgage Sale. JgY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF THE powers irrevocable, contained in a certain mort gage executed to me by the late Col J John Mc Rae. beariner date 2nd March. 1881. ana recorded in the Register's office, of New Hanover county, in Book Q. Q. Q., page 447, as such mortgagee,, and as the Attorney of the said John McRae therein appointed, I will, on Monday, the loth day of December next, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the Court House door, in the city of Wilinlnjrton, sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, for cash, the Lot of Land in saidmortgage conveyed; Be ginning in the northern line of Mulberry street 67 eet westwaraly from the western line or Tnira street, and extending westwardly along- Mul berry street about 133 feet, ana of the uniform depth of 132 leety being part of Lot 5, 4n Block Utyvu Ui 4UV IC&W uoiug aiv VJJ. -v 205. plan or the city of Wilmington. JOHN W. ATKINSON. November 9th, 1883. s nov 9 ts E. J. MOORE & Co., Manufacturers, Jotters' and Retailers ' OF Confectioneries and Fruits. jgr AVE THE LARGEST STOCK AND ASSORT ment of Confectioneries ever offered in this city. 2,000 Pounds of Mixtures, all grades. 1,000 Boxes of PRIZE and PENNY goods. We are turning out 1,000 pounds CANDY daily, and will be prepared to fill all orders, large or small, for any goods in our line. We are offer ing goods to the trade of . better quality at New York and Baltimore prices. We receive every week Oranges. Coooanuts, Lemons, Apples, Bananas, and have full stock of. Nuts, Raisins, Currents and other goods. The Candies offered on our counters at retail are the best that can be produced. Merchants visiting the city are invited to examine stock. nov9tf Wedding Presents ! 1 JgEAUTIFUL - ' WEDDING PRESENTS, . IN LARGE VARIETY. Just received at TIEINSBERGER' jS nov 9 tf Live Book and Music Stores. Munds Bros. & DeEosset, TlRUGGISTS, "" CORNER MARKET AND 2ND STS.. Offer at Retail and Wholesale a complete line of DRUGS. CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDI-, CINES. Orders solicited, and bottom prices guaranteed. nov 9 It NEW YORK BY DAY AND NIGHT, Gotham By Gaslight, Famous Frauds, The Murderesses of Amei ica, Cupid's Crimes, Mabille Unmasked, Secrets of The Tombs, ' The Mysteries of Mormonlsm, A Spangled World, For sale only at . HARRIS' nov 9 tf News and Cigar Store. Clinton, Pt. Caswell & Wilmington R.R. OFFICE SECRETARY & TREASURER, WILMINGTON, N. C. ,' Nov; 6, 1883. , Bids "YILL BE , RECEIVED UNTIL THURSDAY, 15th tnst., for Grading the Fourth Section of the Wilmington, Clinton & Point Caswell Railroad, beginning at the Fifth Mile Post and running to the Tenth. Specifications cato be had of the En eineer. Duncan ou o nanian, at roun iwweu, B J. H. BOATWRIGHT. nov 7 td . . Secr'y and Treas. J. T. Schonwald, DISPENSER OF SELECT DRUGS AND PURE MEDICINES, would call tbe attention of the Smoking public to his best 5 AND 10 CENTS CIGAitt. wolon ne -oeueves io oe superior io any on sale In the city. Judges of good Cigars calL JNO: T. SCHONWALD, Pharmacist, nov7tf N W. oor. Front and Market sts. Best in the State. 0UR STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES IS THE LARGEST in the State. ' Our Gcods of BEST GRADE. Out Price LOWER than any other for same grade oi Goods. ; , Try us and see if it is not so. . , ,; Geo. E. French & Sons, . i t i . : 108 NORTH IONT STREET. i ! ; . nOTtf :., . , . . ... ;!- - .r . , NKW JkDYBRTISEMENTS. USE cuisine; IKSTEADOPLAUD bit BtJTTEK, ."-. 'a . . . FOJt AU,. COOKING PURPOSES. ; t$ IS A?SOTlTTELY PURB AND WnOLRSO H jpoij FRTING ANY KIND OF MEATS OR VE(4 ETABLES it Is VASTLY SUPBRIOR TO LATII). and will make as good Cake as th bet Cream ery Butter, AND WILL NOT RANCID. It is manufactured under the personal super vision of Mr W. E. WORTH, and guaranteed to be as stated.' Ask your Grocer for It. For sale by J. C. STEVENSON, J. L. BOATWRIGHT. dec 8, 9, 16 nao nov 6 lw nov 18, S3 Fine Free-Hand Portraits ! IN CRAYON OR PASTEL. HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM MT ART STUDIES, I wish to say to friends of Art ana tne puDiio generally, that I nave spared nel ther trouble nor expense In preparing myself to ' put forth work A8 GOOD AS THE BEST In mv line; and I think I have reached a Doint when I put forth work A8 GOOD AS Line: and I think I have react can safely claim the desired result. I respectfully solloit orders for PORTRAITS. Good satisfaction guaranteed. Orders for Christmas Presents should bo font in early. ORINT. THOMAS, Artist Stidlo. 110 Market St... nov 8 If Wilmington, N. C. Do Not FaU r0 CALL AND SEE THOSE NOBBY CUTA WAY SUITS. They are all the GO, and GOING very fast. We show the largest and most elegant lino of NECK-WEAR of any house In tbe city, and wo carry a large line of Sau A Wilson's COLLARS and CUFFS. The CELEBRATED PEARL SniRT is utill in the lead. When you want the BEST SHIRT on the market for J 1.00 come and look at it. A. DAVID, nov 8 tf The Clothier. A RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT. JjV)R THE PURPOSE OF INCREASING OUR Machinery a limited number of SHARES of tho CAPITAL STOCK of the ROBERDEL MANU FACTURING COMPANY can be obtained ou FAVORABLE TERMS. This is a new Mill, favor ably Situated near the town of Rockingham, N. C , with fine water-power, new machinery and everythina of. modern and first-class appoint ment. The Mill will start up at an early day. For further particulars address KOBEKT L. STEELE, President, nov 6 lw Rockingham. N. C. New Flour! J AM NOW MAKING AN EXTRA QUALITY OF FLOUR FROM SELECTED NORTH CAROLINA WHEAT. Have also in stock A CHOICE LOT 0FEA8TERN TIMOTHY HAY, SEED RYE, WHEAT. RED RUST PROOF and BLACK OATS. PEARL GRITS, HOMINY and the best BOLTED MEAL always on hand and for sale low, C. B. WRIGHT. Proprietor nov 2 tf CAPE FEAR MILLS Grand Openim: of Winter MiIlinery,D THERE WILL BE A GRAND OPENING OF fine French Pattern . Hats, Bonnets, Feath ers, &o., at Mrs. K. A. Liimsden's, on Thursday, iTiaay ana oar.uraay. xne iaaies are respect fully invited to calL MRS. B. A. LUM8DEN. 119 North Front St. nov 4 lw NOTICE HAVING QUALIFIED A8 EXECU TORS of the last will and testament of John McRae, we hereby notify all persons having claims against the said decedent to exhibit the same to us on or before the 27th day of October, 1884. . All persons indebted to the said John Mo Rae will please make Immediate payment to us. Signed, DONALD MCKAK, WM. LARKINS. oct 26 oawGw fr Executors. Bock Lime, FOR BUILDING PURPOSES. FRESHLY BURNED. PRICE REDUCED TO 1.15 PER CASK. LD3ERAL DISCOUNT FOR LARGE LOTS AND TO THE TRADE. Address FRENCH BROS., Rocky Point. N. V. or O. G. PARSLEY, Jr., su tn fr Wilmington. N. O. ap 1 tf Buy Your Cigars of Kasprowicz, Who throws In a BOX OF MATCHES oct25tf ' "Free Gratis for Nothing." Hats ! Hats ? Fancy Styles ! HARRISON A ALLEN, nov 8 tf Hatters. LAND I for cai r 4m i kt ttj a aria k tt t wiiirtu for cash. I will sell a large and valuable LOT m tne Northern part or tne city ;or wumington. in the Northern dm commencing in Western line of Third Street OS feet south of It intersection with Davis Street, and running narallel with Third Street 132 feet. and with Davis Street ICS feet, being tho. Eastern half of Lots 2 and 8 in Block 818. For particulars address H. McD. ROBINSON Attorney at Law, Fayette ville. N. C. nacj nov 4 D2wtWlm Bell Lavender Cologne, gANDOLINE, VIOLET WATEH, FOREST FLOWER COLOGNE, and numerous other Toilet articles, at J. K. McILHBNNT'8, oct28tf Cor. Market and Front Bta. New Books. JJANDSOMELY BOUND SETS DICKENS, Scott, Thackeray. Macaulay, Ac, &o. All tbe rtandaro Poets In fine binding, besides tee finest line of Juvenile Books aver brought to the city. C. W. YATES. nov4tf 11 Market street. Hardware, THOLESALS AND RETAIL, WM. E. SPRINGER A CO.; t , .... , ! SnooasBors V John Dawson A CV , 19, 21 S3 Market Street, nov 4 tf ... Wilmington, N. C. Constantly Eeceiving, aKW ADDITIONS TO MY STOCK TH week. A full line of Government Saddle aad Trunks. Call at tae Old Stand, No. 10 BaUi Front street. J. H. MALLARD,
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