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Where no Is sue is named the advertisement will be Inserted n the Dailv. Where an advertiser contracts for the Daier 0 be sent to him durmxr the time his advertisement is in, the proprietor wlll only be responsiDie tor tne manmg oi me paper 10 ais aa- dress. K . - The Morning Star. ByWILlUnH. BERNARD. WILMINGTON, N. C. 1 . ' . , , M i. : Wednesday Evening, Jtxlt 16, 84. EVENING EDITION. - ORGANIZE. i I ' The committees oueht to beein work at once; The enemy has been in mer Jieia ior a montu anu is uuieuv . . - - A n . .T .1 J ana systemaucany planning ana ar riiiniir ifii i.riK i:;tiiiiiAiLrn. itk fiiiiKi. j-,- 0 -i- o -.- begin work without delay. The ' -nlatforma of nrincinlea renresentin?? X C7 . both parties are before the . country; and they are all good ones as far ' as the Democracy is concerned. Now it is for the committees to do the work upon which depend so much A of the success of the. State ticket, and - the eleven electoral votes of North Carolina. ."' ? w p. must urcrfi wnar. w sn rert.i- naciouslv urged in 1880. . We must insist upon a thorough organization. 'That means the enrolment of every voter in every township and every ward; the making out of full poll I lists with duplicates for adjacent . townsmps; tne appointing ot sub- - committees to look after all voters. 1 - ' U1U LMf: II I 1 t:i .1. H I 111 iXl I 1 I Al I lH. K nc.fn:n C 1I 1 - o tr ; elehtora ran r inrnne( t.n n.ma tn the polls and vote for good, honest, " economical viovernment. ; .-. opieuuiu utriuuiug. xu outie. ana - n Ahi i-. ; . i tr a. . j National Conventions thev have se- lecieu men oi cuaracier, men wltn . :': clean hands and honest records, and mere can oe no excuse why all ebau not vote for them. Bat there must rA . wnrlr onH t : nlanf- nt. if 'TK . , j v. . , cucuijr nut wuia. auu wui cciy OnamTT ' YTTI 1 1 ta.1v n n -1 Zlf i1 wlfvu uvmu. VMV A k .liu t.Mr blUUlil lliD uo meir uuiy iqis year xne majority v - l? the Union from a half to one mil I Kill 111 LflKfH IIIIIIMr VIHP. IT. .W1II nnT. surprise us, and mark our verv words. - If Ulfivelanri ann Hpnnrint-a ' shall -o n&ivn - i nnn (inn . k n jDiaine ana juogan. , .-s- ; , . jlui, we musi noL unaerrate our en- emy. : Blaine is a splendid organi z'er, and is a most magnetic, artful and engaging speakenlHe jdlt make ucopciauc eiiorv w i win. : JUUllOuS of dollars drawn from the. coffers1 of ine manutaexurers and the nluto- crats will be forthcoming to supply . sr'isoap tor the campaign. All over r. vuc auu i,ua iuo.uvu s unioBuoiuers 108,000 Mffi6eholders . - Will he : ap.t.iva and !-mml ready. Their bread and butter de pend on the success of the ''tattooed ., man." The , Republican officials m - Washington will leatf e no stone un v turned, no appliance nnused, no ef- .fort unmadft to Vppn nnf. tha rv-TT?-. "i i. .... --v . ,..;."V!v.6tiU5 isuivwawi. . .. , . .; , lf lne Democrats should get con- . -ro1 lDe light will be turned upon all : ,r that the corruptest party in Christen- - OOm 11 as been dninor fnr ttsontir -r years. With Grover Cleveland,with . his patient methods; his business v mueiaugable labor, his sa-; "r 8 nesty of purpose, to Remlltaices must Rmsae by cnecx, urarc. Money Order, Express, or m Reglsterea Only such remittances will be at the investigate the various Departments, the certainty of finding corruption andf rascality deep.flown, .is enough to make every man reyer connected with the Government from 18G5 in- Ltil now work like1 a braver to keep iont the inquisitors. It is known that the Treasury . De- Jofinmninch were known to be some extraordma- tj ana COniraaiCqry 8iaiBuie.uui n tha wav of ; tl ffnrinff and it j was t . Lfi K1Wp1 rimlhWliart lkrrf - r - r.FX -f" toeen stolen and the figures altered to uit the amounts taken. The campaign will be very. vigor us and sharp on the part of the laine crowd. I So the ' Democrats ust' organize. ' Gov. Jarvis is the. est organizer in the State and; h lean ifeach the Democrats how ti. ;anize in a way to poll an tn voce8a f he. would instruct a class qranair dozen wide-awake men and then the? couiA jq sent into every COUntV be f"v- "a j, . Hnnin? at Raleich and working out' steadily in every ; (dpuijtU 4th' order counties ; wereTeached, show- inj? the committees how the work: r o .. ... 1 . .. .-. nust be done and taking all the ne- jessary steps to perfect the plan preat vote ana ajgraiviciory woum e the result. Let: everyi county be rganized as Gov. Jarvis organized itt county about 1870, and 30,000 will be our smallest majority. TWO T?1AJiJ.S. T fc.-r The Democratic plank j says this: ! "Th f Ttracesa of reform must be : subiect in the execution to this plain -dictate of loslice. ' .- "All taxation shall be limited to the re quirements -of economical OTernmenv. The necessary reduction in taxation can and must ne ; eneciea wiuiom aepnviDg . , 1 f 41 AAMnntn American inuor ui uic uutuijr ,w .vuuipcw JicceisfuHj with foreign 'labol and .with tnt imnoain? lower rates of dutyhan will be ample to cover any increased, cost of production which may exist in consequence Of the niener rate oi wages prevailing- m this country." . - ; "' "' This is all right. No Democrat will object to that. The : Republi cans cannot object for their Conven tion has about; said tho very same thing in different language. Hear the RepubUcans in their platform:' The ReDublican Darty pledges itself to nnrrfict the ineaualities of the tariff and to reduce the surplus, not by the vicious and iidiscrirninate process of horizontal reduc- ton, out Dy sucn meiaoas as wui rencvo tie tax payer' without injuring the laborer" or the great proaucuve interests oi me country. I ' The corrupt party, after opposing fair Tariff reduction, finding public sentiment, even among manufac turers, demanding a razeeing of the infamous War TarifF, ts' forced to tkhe ground tnfavor of reduction. It "pledges itself to correct the in equalities of the Tariff and to reduce the surplus" Of course to do this they must lower the present average of 43 per cent., which was just i what the Democrats attempted in the last session and was defeated by the Efepubjicans and tieir Democratic Protection?,allies led by Randa' But jey. Oppo.se u "vicious and gd&ctiminatef; process of horizontal ce3uciion.HV Of oborse. The Democrats Vwdptedv .tbat'plan .4 necessitv,Tana no "oecause 1- fi nqen, but this very . Republican, has used this very; same ' viciqus and indiscrimin ate proces jof- hor1znXal r4d notion" iince the war, . .-. f j The only point we are 'specially concerned with just now is,1 that the pessnie I of public opinion fin their own party as well as beyond, has J 'farced h illepuUicans to promise J.arvg jxevision ana xaTrg. sieauc- tvpn. 1 V; The Republicans admit the ex istence of inequalities in the Tarifi?' erne. They also admit the sur s, which was created by their own incaDable and vicious 1 le&risla- tipn, ajid they promise to reduce" iti But can such a party, with such a f record, ' with such cTfilcials, with i i , , i i - NO JOINT CANVASS ,1' We do not believe that the Demo- crats are wise in asking fori a joint I juauvaea. . uuita vreu. ocaiea Bpeaim there will be none to bear, York but 1 tne negroes, ana a tew scaliawacrs. I Why then give him 1 an opportunity I to. speak, to tens of thousands of i xcuiiKsraiB r ror tne me ot nn wn cannot 'understand ssch f tactics that. In vain will York "0;raten if he has na ,wiite?audiences,tow6 upon, l he negroes will vote the old "way, and all that a hundred JScaleses could say t , would f not alter their ao- I lAn'y X'Jii f VAt1'?'-TL2L Til , t .. : ..... I i preauning Bociai equality, ana what j not to all who are green lenbugh to I go;out to hear a very common-place I demagogue harangue the multitude. I hnt it mill ,A..k::t. blindness for. the "Democrats ' to help swell !ttie size of his audiences. 7ir joint canvass, say we. . 'When rthe writer; was associated key thought Itjbtst Bdi?tell it nt to the elrai,4ntelfigentlf jree- with Hon JosiahTurner in the edi-. torahip 'pfttie Raleigh Sentinel some- Rfl A i cal !rsheet- ivith a f e m hesro js and-as ihany' whites for readers. furner would" say : 'If I reply to what ia said I.will onlyradvertise.. sheet that withoqt Jhjs would ardryi be neara ot out oi us counw. xeii . go unnoticed andourfufesjflflitU! tne sung.:. -j. nere is a lesson t ontuo tate i-AJommiuee husb uere. aucy rbppse'ttTy&o lrt!0 veryl' tingthcWbejd jecet ..Thenii by mixing .the 5adU jences" in hi heated campaign there is Hanger of rows and ; cbllisions,: that btherwise l would be avoided, t We but our, CQavictjion , oftt jrecpyd thAt joint cfthVasses are not deirabTe'ljas, parues,jarenow constituted ?i uonp patoiina7,55: V " ' t t 1 T I t .THE SJIiYKR fTOINACUB. mulation of silver intthei Treasury. oined 28j09O,930'pieeft. tejnce the nftr oef ottnt ". Ct AAn.k.iAiL vaulted 'Thei Treasury. ndw hold's1 milho''poiind8It'it8! depoBited in, immense; yaultnijthe mints and such treasuries: 'rj One of "these measures iuu. cnoic leet ana noias ,i mii-7 Kohs. ' Only $30,74,01 3, or 23 pfer (pent, pi tne total, is in circulations The silvter; fcertificates in errculati&n mount to &Y6.42 7,011. i Thus fan the let ;of 1878 has added W the circula tion as . folio w&sUver,$4,500,000; flaper, $23,800,000 The New1 Tork it . 1 .The deterioration of the currency by the admixture ' of aiiver , certificates is spown by the following table, which gives the -outstanding paper circulation of each (ass at the 'close . ot the last -two fiscal years- ! i , ' i 4f ! .1 . 1888. . ..$346,681,106 .. 356,815,510 . 69.807,370 ... 73,6a),86j 1884. Tfnlted states notes. . . National bank potes. . Gjold certificates. . Silver certificates. . . , . t346.681.106 .339,449,881 71,146,040 . i Total. , ; f8 J5,924,53S 8353,704,539 ' j "The percenlage of silver certificates td the whole circulation increased during the year from about 8 4 5 to 11 . 1-14, and the licrease must continue from year to year o long; as the coinage Of the dollars is kept up. -- THE PRESS ON THE TICKET. Mronoc Indorjtements from Bo tit Sldef. Brooklyn Freie Presse.. - ' . As to the standing of the JPreie Presse in the coming . campaign we shall support Mr. Cleveland.' .There is not much more to be said of great differences in Athe principles of the Republicans and Democrats of r to day. Both platforms desire a reduc tion of the tariff in ? such s manner that the handicraft and the industry of the American workman shall be protected. : But what we need durirlg this time is a steady, honest, and strong hand to drive the "Pharisees and insurers" out of the temple of the 1 Nation, and to erect a dam against the corruption-that is threat eping to overflow all the branches of tie f Federal Government. In this respect Mr. Cleveland gives us bet .kx guarantees than Mr. Blaine. , . -i I t p-- Columbus (Ohio) Times. I - Grover Cleveland without equivo cation or -reservation deserves the vote of every Democrat and every man. who seeks to rebake the corrupt freebooter of - Maine. Wbv . should Thomas A. Hendricks require intro-. ' r . A TT mar apcuon t no s tanas line massacna setts of old in no seed of eulogy. He admirably concludes- a ticket' which Would have been as symmetrical if turned aronnd. - f f r Pittsburg (Pa.) Dispatch , Rep. There' is ho doubt that Gov. Cleve Jandi in personal character and clean liness, of record, was the . most i unas sailable candidate that the Democ racy eould have offered.!- His career as Governor has 8how,n him, to be ,a p: actical reformer1 arid superior to tl e temptatiohs'of using public office for tne sustenance of a political ma J Pittsburg Post, Dem, . J Grover Cleveland is an ideal candi date. He combines .lofty and con scSentious convicti6ns' of official' re sponsibility ,with intellectual v power, proved executive ability, and demon Strated integrity. Of all candidates presented at Chicago" he was'the mbsr available. 'He stands for the supreme, issue of the hour,; and -wii be elected. U'! 4j 14 ; Columbus (Ga.) Times. ! y"" , frhe rparty representatives have nominated perhaps the two very best mfcn in the country for their ticke. ;, , ,urooKijn,(a. .),U9i9n,.ep.,r;!: ,t 4 f (The attitude toward Cleveland Kf this great bodpf dhteiehtius sind self-respecting jVPter ' pt ffiqult j;o! predict His . nomination ' was a a triumph for s ie i political j principles: 'which thev regard an hftlno' rnoat. ' need of vindications he is. as, much tne canaiaateoi tne tennhiio.ftn tx ,1 - " - - r ij. fTf 1 1 J whom Blaine is a synonym for cor rupt ana reckless metnods of govern ment, as he is ofTT8'DemT5cTats who I desire tocommif their partytoCprO: reiuuve laeas in pontics &naa Teso lutely;hppestdax4 Pi contacting public, business. sThey f will;inoty be greatly; terrified by the- possiblecon sequencespf TDemqcratic:" supremacy in Washington when th choice is be Jtfreen the candidate of every' corrupt $ehero,er and jobber of his party land the candidate-who is most ahhnrrpTI xby the schemers and jobbers, of his 1irrljst4 very fiety article woald Je aiped afJurner in someobsctrrp own political household. 1 The pros- pecc oi a uiaine administrauon is much better calculated to Jtlarm Vrt dent and sasraciorV' meA thLh the prospect of havirCleveland:4n tae CrTiite "Hf pse,en itKfa f ungy ibor&aLoiyDemocrafic Vifficefiejekert, surging around him. .. ' From the Utica(N. Y.) Press, Dem. We fanorthat few welllnformed- persifnf M Qypfyfimn thi JSttte, were search" made to-davt wno nave Cflev aieit EcesiSent of Vine tritct'4tates; hhate ver t.ho mayt ef intleetTOlly x or poiiircaiivor fflavuot oeoieiinerj pe is the man of destiny td preside4 f orhfe eoming; v residential1' ierm 1 .rvaunsliPaayiTnieflg Denuy? j'CIev'elatid1 isGovefhoV of !ewT York;frfjta9mW .npu pupejt, u eiecteo,! xrresia te ktul toe, todbddy'a tooL; -lie epjeys he c6nfidence of nthfe business menJ He:;is;"iaye h,at( 6uia:-,hot W Generali.tQ iQonstrue i.3iis i,aqtyM .He, would-be" a'- President - satih as wa have' no' haft 'since'heoldfe days. pc$twn nm, ne snouiu u ayie vo. sweepIndiana rand catch the; disconf lented - Vbtef s thronghoutthe ! West ujvir wmtu itii-u Jacks6dvillJa.)Times-lJaioa, Dem. lr 'TK'r. rtWi' AatiSrf tit " (liAver Clfeve- :-.TrJCrrTr77u-iAT3 W t:tX7m , lam .Ad, 01 Apw.i prjpr r we, rresn encv by the '.DomooraUc. National Cdn ventiofa at Chicago shows plainly- ment in the party. ,u Cievelapd is jnot: a man of rvioientr'meJthQds. JHo is ,a, teady-going, ; level4jeaded,shrewd,- ?rkctical ' business man. 1 The ' man nU, ; the 'hour , bavje cdme together, nd . wo congratulate the .American Seople on the conjunction. Jir. Hen ricks is' one of the ablest andsonndi 4st statesmen' Aof which the ' dreat state ot inaiana can coast, anu no is revered -by the s- Democraey jof :the tTnited States' as bne of i its sagest' ; - - ' 1 jdw 5 counsellors and wisest leaaers."- -uia meff f or-cOTncilTmdyouTis" nreii 'fori war. "Y -inea xo are unicea jh;oujq matchless JSational ticket. 1 he name of Hendricks rwill. be an . inspiration in the West aa that of Cleveland is in the East. . . j , Harrisburgi' Patriot, Dem. r . ; j The Democratic PresiSential Con vention has completed 'its .perfect work. Tha nomination of Grover Cleveland for the - distinguished of fice of FresidenUwas fitly followed by the selection of "Thomas Al Hendricks for Vice President. The two combine to form a. ticket that goes beyond the teach of criticisnij and will challenge the admiration of Democrats as well as independent voters in every State in the Union. Buffalo (N. Y-) Express, Rep. (published ; at Cleveland's home). ! . : There are few good men ' in Buffalo who will not be glad to take Grover Cleveland by the hand and congratu late him on his distinguished ; and well-won honor. "WelK,wpn," we say, for, whatever others may have done in his behalf, he has himself renaerea nonoraDie ana eminent oud lic service, and has deserved all that a man may deserve of his party by do ing with all his might, and for the most part unselfishly and with con scientious integrity, the t work to Which he has been called. ' The peo ple of Buffalo have known Mr; Cleve land as one of their worthiest citizens, one of their manliest men faithful tphis clients, faithful to his friends, faithful to every public trust. If he ,wore not a. candidate for office, , his fellow-townsmen, almost without ex ception, would not hesitate to say this of him. - TAEIFE REFORM, f ; . Philadelphia Record Ind. Dem. The Chicago platform declares in f4vor of reducing the tariff to a rev enue standard.- i ,i i ; l j In making this,, reduction the plat- 1 orra declares that the duties shall bear heaviest on . luxuries and light est on articles, of necessity. t. , .: i The platform denounces the pres- ent tariff .system because it "has paralyzed business!' crippled industry and deprived labor ' of employment and just reward." j - u' ; --i -i !That there, may not be any . mis take concerning the direction which tariff reduction must -take, the -taat form declares emphatically i;against a repeal of the. internal revenue sys tem, but ' declares that th'e revenues from the takes bn whisky and tobacco1 Diaii-jju "Bacretiriy aeypxea ,xo xne re lief 01 tne people from remaining raens ot the war.'- ? - v iTherefore, the surplus -of tone hun dred millioni dollars yearly collected frbm the people-can beMessened to "the needs oikcrovernment i ponrwrni. 6a11y; administered - only by a sub- Bianuai reaucuonot tne tariff, i i ' 1 So much for the platform: but. as experience; has proved,- platforms are top often made to be broken. While the Chicago;, platform clearly ex presses the purpose ot I th,e Demo-, cratip parjjy to reduce the burdens of, takation, something more is requisite,'' Jtjis necessary that the1 pepple; shitl send representatives to Coiigress' wno Wfll earry' out 'in' good, faith" ftfe pledges of the platform: ' ' T J r . j Barnetta Coeblnj'" ''V " VO ' FKE3CATHRS LOSS ' Of ftB H1IB--A . 5 . FriU)SmA oprjrfoK... y -"' One year azoinv hair commenced faUini? out until I was 'almost bald. After using Cocoaikb a, few months, I have 'ndw1 a thick growth of new hair.t,- , ', ' K -; I , . .; AXEXaKDKB HKJIBT, . i ' k , No, 18 East Girard Ave. "-Burnett's Flavoring 'Extracts, " al ways standard, Star Saloon JSTHBSPLACB TO, GET, THE VERT FINEST SSi k??n4 1? city , A1SO.WXNES, LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCO. Call and be oonrlnoed. . ' ... - GEO. F. HERBERT, lanltf t r proprietor.- reasonapie doubts that lirover T'xTTAxhl .$1 .50 per bbL of.2S0 lbs, with sales at ell. rif livesUbeHheMfe THE ,LAT,ET NEWS; 5 i- War Imminent -Between France and . .daSnaU porta from tne Cnolera In "fected Pointiu Etc.. . - Mi T tyfibty tfejMolwr Btar.l jondon, July 10. Thecorresponaeni 01 Chinese trooDS frontiers of TJonbuffl.'' a the . payment bf !th iDdemnltf ..asked bv-France.. -The do--l imana was aeiiverea to 1 suog-ii-1 omen, who after considering it rejected it, 'The' ftime,allowea(o ifflpfkW lanMror fom ILbskiixks Julv j 16t-?There viw.era twenty deaths jtrocBLchora ip.ithis.51ty.Huit night, and from 9 o'clock this mwning to noon there wetMght deathai- ' - ,ToTjKJuly(r6.-heinumberefdeatt here from, phera, last ' night w&s 22. LVmonir those wmrmea-was xne wiie or lAjdmiral ,15sgt.j7Municipal,., Councillor J lAJezard. was attacked py the disease Jast hieht 'and 'died this mornintf. 'XL Wal-' Heckv Russian Mfnistejiof theJsteriqr ajxii M. Hanson, Minister of Commerce, have hrrired here. They have Visited Bt 'Ma U TTnonSfel -' Berlik, July .16. The, comments pf the J German press ess bri the' affair or the "Hotel 1 bontinentalTwisVlIohday, m which the mHlniag was- terttdoW&aiHl nurrfeU, J London, July X6.-rMr, MerritW Ameri-, ktfCbnhfcG5neral, has ifipoinfeda phyfei- eiaft tof examine vessels ileaTirig Loadeorior the United States, ,for,the purpose of ascer- I tainin their sanitar c'6-dition. tU " ""f I t's'-i -i 'H!-f.'miti: )' "!' 'a-m I -..'A -mi't Another Ronalns Cleveland and Hen , ' dricka Weetlns U tl:ttav:,f ! ! i lBtTejmintOiUieoHuniiStai.j -iU I Bt-, Louie, J 'Jtdy lft--Another! - large Democratic meeting, to ratify the nomina tion Of Cleveland and Hendricks, was held at Mercantile Hall last niirhtiuTlrc ball Was packed, and in the matter ofonality of the audience was greally superior to that df the ppejvaic ,meeting , of Monday nighW wf.moDg uie -peasers were uenerais liooKer and Martin, of Mississippi; J. W. Harris, df Chicago; Congrea8mah'Broadhefeland ex-Senator Coleman, of St: Louis, all ox whom were enthusiastically received and applauded,. j- - i RAIL An Important : Sontnern ConnwUon About to 1e made. , , ' 1 ByTeleptothe-tornlnff Star1.! s 1 New ToitK. Julv IB. Advices from New Orleans report .that .the Yicksbufg, SirevesDort 5tf J Pacific RailroacT wflj be cpmpleted in two ot three days, and that trains will rtfn regularly in connection with tie Texas'. Pacific, 1 making? the time be--tween Shrevesport and !vicksburg Six hpurs; The connection.'- willUcertaialy be nade by Saturday noon. ; , triNAjrciAL;. New Vrk.StMk Ulajrket-StroiiK find " ilBy Telajrraph to Uie Mprnliyt Star.l ' 1 New York. Wall Street, July 16, It A. M. Stocks opened a fraction lowerandthen.be. came strong and higher. Prices rose I to If percent., St. Paul and Northwest being the features. St Paul sold up to 70, Northwest to 92i, Lackawdnna to 109J and Western Union to 85 .r 't t, ; j s I Hall's Hair Renewer1 is the least trouble some to apply, and the most cleanly, of all hair preparations. ii 'ifji M : . ;JK A--S THANKFUL TOOUE KBIBNDjS FOB tlwr IthAntl mbnnanll- i ' ' '! their liberal patronage'. por stock is all fresh goods and guaranteed. Tey can , be returned, at oar expense . it not. satisfactory. We are dally In receipt of gs and Cniokena, which we sell at the very lowest mar ket prices. ... I .1 v . . - . Suears are adyanclDp, but we, are still selling at old prices'. - - - - Oar Coffees are ef best quality and sold at very lowprioes. . i , AH kinds of Baskets, Brooms, Buckets, Ac, on hand. Also choice stock of Crackers and Canned Goda,r . ..,-,.( r ,s ..t.-iyStt Imporiant nb$ipe fpHS PABQLINA STATE EXPOSITION opens October" 1st ;hnd jloses October 28t,"384. Propoaala f or JtentlUff Eestanraht, -Privileges, Beer Saloons, Stands for Soda; Itinera! Water 1 Clgara, Tobacco, &c.t Ac., will be received until Aaenut 1st. W4. PAPnnna vinMn MrVit ,nv AagOSt 1st, 1884 of these Priyilei of these Priyileajea will address the Secretary at xuueiK-, n. v.. or jnr. donn fiieni xi. vi IH mi, nuiui J.11UUU1 Department 6f PrlTlleges, fialeigh Chief of the T. Ci Hta.i-.1n What PriTileM-ls wantd. when r Tjfkirrm nf thA Grounds and Buildiaffs will be sent, ahowing the position that the Stands would occupy, ana sta ting terms and other necessary information. Jy4tf -1 r j H.S. FRIK8. Seo'y." ! FLOUR, molasses; , -if. v - SUGAR, ' COFFEE, BACON, - SALT,' ...r Qtuv, ' 'r. . ' :i , ' ;'n:oATs,: jtsil- -.X- COHN, t -hut LARP, POTASH, 1 HOOpflRON, 'SHOT, ' . J! ! BAY, STARCH, SNUFF,' CRACKERS, SOAP; J ' 2 TOBACCb; UiUlSS,j OYSTERS, . LES.v i WRAPPING TWINE. PAPER BAGS ' ! SPICE. 1 ii : GINGER ' ' MYARN, " For sale low by 1 V Wholesale Grocers and Jyi3tf ir 1C &18 North Water Street. TheEobesonian, Published everjf We9nesda3r In lidmbrto-, . C ; TTAS THE LARGIIST CiKCULAJrtON?ANi) THE AX larirestadvertisln-ipatromm of anv nacer tne utate , it now has over eleht himdred snh- senbers In Robeson' county alone. besMea & -fn. .mi jihMiiut.. . , a. : . . - - 1 iral oirc beAaM Bladen, Oolomlra Blohmondr aad to th,djpinlniir oountiea, Marion, Marlboro and me:nfiion;mar;a TB? OLDEST TTEWSPAPSR FTJBLiSHEO IN .Pea Dee BMttcm,one of the wealthiest mission and wholesale Merchants and, Manufao reiiil an2 thosa who have adopted the. plan mumoauoa wlta aUuft-and Influential class of merenanta, mechanics, planters and naval store pten. whose patronage Is worth soHcttation.. .Ad vertisements aad Business Cards Inserted o a llbe ral terms. t, , . - - Address ' ' .. . . ..THE STASt wiuw ww kuuihs, hji ffsosiMnz mmiTm or nnrm. ocivi -i ". i v Marions.C . - " 4 I , f.. far ALL P J.T3 01? THE WOELt) & - I'i i i L" - 1 . iuru nnranro 1 .rvr t no ninngo irnnn. irnm i.iik 1 uuwifuww-wfc . 1 COMMERCIAL. -w,i lai Tti o;t- o n: market.' ;ic - t--. , - 0 StAR OFFICE, July 16 4 P. M. , 'SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market .TOa&inited firm-lt-29 -cents per gallon bid, with no sales to report. - " 7 ROSIN The market was "quoted firm Tit 97f : cents for Strained and $1 02 J for ($dod ptfrfcliedwlth feaks Ss" offered"! l Aiv Tne marxet wasuotedj firm at 1 CRUDE fTURPMTINE--The-market jwail'Weady, with sales reported at fl 00 for (Haidand fl; 85 for.Yirgin and YellowDipw j 1 pp.TTON-r The ; I market , was ,. quoted hull and nominal Nq salesported. The following were' the official 'quotations : ' brdinary 8. cents Cklod i Ordinary. U0 .. V )WiMklalmg..i....l0. .-.',( ' Aty ?HiddUng.ki.!:..i,.ll ' : '.. pood Middlimt. . . . : . .Hi " j EANUT-karket 'dull and, lower to peliii oVaj basw of 8085 cents for . Ordina ry' 905C' for Prime fj 001 OSfori isxtra;rmmei ant? fx iui loojfancy. f.., Spirits 1 Tnfpeiijiie.V. iJ. . . '.' ,398caks CrueTiirpnUne;, . ; : W4, n ritirrp to tha' 51 orntag Stat.i , . . l itfew' K'f rNooMKnev less active at; 23 per ceht.fnSteTlig ex change. 482483i and 5485J.; State, bonds dull. Governments strong. ." j Cotton steady. With sales to-day of-3,041 , Hales; middling uplands 11c; Orleans 112c. Futures barely steady, with sales at the fol lowing quotauonslTuiy I0.97c bid; August 11.04c; September. 1 10.98o; October 10.66C; November 10. 50c ; December c. Flour firm' ahd quiet. ' Wheat opened lic high-ei-, .but afterwards lost the advance; , Corn, at shade, better. Pork quiet and firm - at 16 !50:' -Xard firm at $740. 1 Spirits tur pentine 3131 ic , Rosin $1 23il 27. Freights firm. . ; r 1 Baltmork, 'July 1C- Flour quiet and steady: Howard - street and western super '$2 753 25; extra$3 354 00; family $4 255 50; city mills super $2 753 .15; ktra $3 35 00; 'Rio brands $5 37 -5t 62: Patapsco family $6 00; do superla tive patent $6 50. Wheat southern a shade firmer and acctive; western lower and more active, closing dull at quotations; southern red 99c$l 00; southern amber $1 00 $1 02; No. tJIaryland 98i99ic: No. 2 western winter , red on spot 94c asked,, Oorn southern nominal ; western irregular and dull ; southern white 7375c; yellow 5C8c. , .., :r.j. . - FOBEIGNAIAKEBTIt. j ' IBt Cable tdthe Vornlne Star. LfvEaapooL, July 16, 4 P. M. Cotton firm and advancing; uplands 6 3-1 6d; Or leans - 6 - 5V-16d; .- the sales to day were 14,000 bales, of which 2,000 were for specu lation and export; receipts none. Futures firm at an advance; uplands,! m c, July ahd August deli very 6 15-4616-64d; Au gust and September-delivery 6 17-64 ,18-61; September and October delivery 6 16-64d; October and November delivery 6 5-64d; November and December delivery 6&6 l-64d; December and January deliv ety 5 63-64d6d; September delivery 6 1H46 20-64d. Tenders at to-day's clear ings 300 bales new docket. ; jBreadstuffs quiet, with a limited inquiry. Lard prime steam 37s 9d. . 1 Spirits turpentine 24s 3d. Common rosin 4sHd..s Bales of cotton to-day include 9,100 bales LtAmerican. ,2 P. M. The quotations of American cotton have all advanced l-16d. Middling uplands 6d; Orleans 6cL Uplands, 1 m c, Jftly delivery 6 16-64d, buyers' option; July aad August delivery 6 16-64d, buyers' op tion; August and September delivery 6 18-64d, buyers' option; September and October . delivery 6 17r4d, sellers' option ; October and November delivery 6 6-64d, sellers' option ; November and December de livery 6 ll-64d, buyers' option ; December and January delivery: 6d, buyers' option; September delivery 6 21-64d, sellers' op tion. Futures firm. t( 14 P. "M. Uplands, 1. in c, July delivery 6 15-64d, buyers' option; July and August- aejivery 0 lo-lod, buyers delivery; August and September delivery 6 17-4$4d, buyers' option; September rand. October delivery 616-64d, sellers' option; October and No vember delivery 6 5-64d. value: November I and. December delivery 6d, buyers' option; uecemDer and January delivery 0 62-Md, buyers' option September delivery 6 20 64d. Futures closed steady. - . ; New Tork Naval Stores market. j N. Y. Journal of Commerce. July 15. Spirits Turpentine The market is a trifle steadier, -.with rather more demand; mer chantable Order quoted at 3131c; sales of 100 bbls at Slic: 100 bbls Julv option at 1.31c, and 100 bbls August option at 31ic. ttosms me movement does not extend to other than small .lots, with prices held steadily. The , following are the Quo tations : Strained at $1 22 ; good strain ed at $1 .27 ; No. 2 Eat $1 35; No. 2 Fat f 1 401 45; No. 1 Ot $1 501 55; No. 1 Hat fl 85l 90 good No. 1 1 at f 3 00; , low , pale K at $2 30; i Pale. M at $3 752 80; extra pale N at $3 302 35; window glass W at $4 12i4 25. Tar is 'quoted at 1 $2 , lorr Wilmington ppitch is quoted at .70, .-j, -;t -j; , ,y, . SaT-BhahRlM marked ' j . Savannah News, -July 15. .The market continues quiet and,, prices remain unchanged The' sales were 255 barrels,,, Appended, are the official quota .toons of the Board of Trade: Fair 551c; Good 5f5fc; Prime 66ic J 1 Rough rice Country lots .90c$120;tide wterl 251 40. , . I ; New York Peanut Blarfifet. - n ' ! N. Y. Journal of Commerce, July 15. . ; . Peanuts are held quite firmly, with a moderately active demand; Quoted at 6c Jot- hand-pickedr- 7Jc" To'fextra hand fiCked,. and 88e for- fancy hand picked. PARSLEY &-WIGGINS .jj- t?..l - MAKUEACniRERS OF ' 1 Sash, Blinds, : Doors, . .... . .AND OtHVAMEXTAL WOODWORK. i BOXES AND CRATES, ' ; For shipment of Vegetables and FraltSi Jo ahooks or ready made. ill YELLOW PINE LIMBER. 1 , . ,: iAths, &o., ior Bunding pur IUU Qt-WA Ut -IWUKU CMJIU. XT-VOOOU iiUUllVli 3 j "Orders by the oargo XHmest4o and For eign, soMcited. 1 - .mylltf - ' 1 PARSLEY WIGGINS. 1 f. Public Opinion; ... IT HAS BEENT DECLARED BYTHE PUBLIC at large that the GARDEN CITY CIGAR EM PORIUM ia the only first-class establishment of Its kind in the city. Kind and courteous treat ment to aU, neat bat not eaudy in appearance, and last, but not least, first-class 5 and 10 cent CIGARS and smokers' articles in endless variety J ,. Try .our PAOLAS; 60. each. Jy 6tf . struggle; with a shiRt Three hundred and sixty-five times each year every pother's son of. us has a strug gle getting into his shirt. h If a shirt is worm getting into, if it is strona and well made, sure not to rip or tear perfect fitting, then there is some compen' sation for spending -so .much of our exist ence in such a struggle. You may wrestle with the Diamond, bat with its everlirtm stay-attachment aad reinforced bosom you will come out head first every time, covered with glory an vnih the best shirt in the land. WAMSUTTA' tartar ed 4 II your aeaier does not keep it, send his addre ; to DanielMiller & Coy, sole manufacturers talti j more, Md. ' my2D&W3m chd hoc&nrm -- Dismal Swamp Lottery Co, or Norfolk; va. JThe franchise of this enterprise is based upon 'tie chartered right trranted to the DUmal Swamp Canal Company, and its legality has been repeatedly tested before the Courts ".f the State, and now finally, to silence ail question up on that point, has been carried before the Ourt ior Appeals under a "writ of error" asainit ad verse decision. The purpose in view is the "Improvement and extension" of the Canal,' thn3 smirinir "ie-t public benefits. " " its fair conduct has already secured y.iihlic cbnfidence, and the next Drawing w on the iil le lu.iiie i I Till JUliY, 1SS S, before the public, in NORFOLK, VA. I ; CLASS I, i . SCHEME : ; CAPITAL, PRIZE, $5fOO. A i 1 Prize of $5,000 is $3,000 J do 1,500 is 15G0 , 1 do 1,000 is (o 1 - do : 500 ls....f . ViQ - 1 do ,........ 200 is - ... Jjoo . 1 do ........ 200 is. .. aw 1 do ...... 200 is 00 1 do 200 is .. -.( ' 6 ; do: 100 are too 15 do 50 are -. ;m 100 do 10 are 1 cifl 200 do 5 are i.cxjO APPKOXTMATION PHIZES : 9 of 50 , vq 9 of 30 :C0 9 : Of 20 ISO i 356 Prizes, ' Distributing TICKETS ONLY gl. - Plan of Lottery similar to that of Louisiana Company. '. J. P. HOBBACH, Manager. Address all applications for information, Tick ets or Agencies, to J. P. HORBACH, 207 Main Street, . - Norfolk, Va. The undersigned supervised the Drawin? Class H,of the, Dismal Swamp Lottery Compuv, and certify that It was conducted with strict fair ness to all interested. GEO. T. ROGERS, CHAS. PICKETT, Commissionprs. Je 20 tf tn th sat NewTork and Wilmington Steamship Co. FEOM PIER Si, EAST EIVEE, NEW YORK. " At 3 o'clock P. M. REGULATOR Saturday, - July 5. BKNEPACrOR.. " July 12- KESTJLATOR " July 19. BENEFACTOR " July St " j FROM WILMINGTON. BENEFACTOR Saturday, July 5' REGULATOR. " Ju'T 12- BENEFACTOR. .. ....... " J"lv 19' REGULATOR " Ju,y fy Through Bills Lading and lowest Throngh Rates guaranteed to and from points in Norte and Soutn Carolina. For Freight or Passage apply to II. G. SMALLBONES, , -Superintendent, - I Wilmington, N. C 5 . t f W. P. Clyde Sc Co., General Agents, -je 38 tf 35 Broadway, New Yo Polish Blacking, Harness Soaf, Carnois Skins. A nw line of TJarriages. Buggies,- Fb&etom . Harness, Saddles. Trunks, Satchels, Bags, acks, e. Tnmks repaired by the only practical trunK ma ker In the State. - . nrrmira McDOUGALL & BOWDKN, i - 114 North Front St,, ty lS.tf , Next door to D. A. Smithy -I0RIH CABOLIHAJEpg 'One of Out moaiusefvZ series of d&xriptiw books ever published about any State. ton Post. . ' Hale's Industrial Series, ' ,1 Two .Volximcs Now Beady. I. Th. W and Timber "g CaillliiSuTHaX 'vccS Botanical Reports; supplemented by accu , County Reports of Standing Forests, . ana m txated by an eeelkt Map of the State, 1 ycrmel2mo. Cloth, 273 pp., III la tn Coal "Saki Ifortb CaroUiia.-Emmons', Kerra, ; ; ley's, Wilkes', and the Census Exports, taw mentedbyfnUand accurate sketches 1 or 5 Fifty-six Counties, and Map of the state- X Volmae ltano'Cloih, 425 pp.- $ ou- U StMbi'aZ&otenen, or mailed postpaid on receipts of th4 price, by B.J.'HALE & SON. BOOKSK-tXBS AND NJEW YORK; Statiorbks. PUBLIBHS-S, ' P. M. HALE, Pabliaher, Raleigh, N- c ootatf r OB 'The -Person County News, . - PubllsheoTatROXBORO,N,C. - WIIITAKEB Jk OlBBI ; " ' Editors and Iroprftora. f an The NEWS has. the largest 5tobacoo. paper published or circulated In the nne " section of North Carolina. ; fibBcriptio Advertising rates very liberal. bwj Stoo per year. . .-1
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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