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Star wzzinxreToir. jr. a Fbid.a.y Morning, Nov.: 21, 1884. MORNING EDITION. THE LATEST NEWS. . ...... .- . 't: ' NEW YORK. ; The Democratic "National Committee Auditing BUI for tne Campalzn-A Case of Yellow Fever-OT. Cleve land and tne Deluelone of tne Freed-men-The Canyaaa of the Electoral Vote. ' ' By Telegraph to the Morning Star. NewYobk, Nov. 20.-Messrs. Barnuto and Smalley, of the Democratic NaUonal Committee, were together at an uptown hotel to-day. They were auditing a limited number of billa yet remaining and closing up other matters of business incident to the campaign just closed. The total amount of money received by, the Dem- ocrauc nauuuai vmiumw . and of this sum $52,000 was received through the -popular campaign fund w amounts of less than $500. NaUonal head quarterswill be entirely vacated to-morrow. Vice Presidentelect Hendricks received a few callers to day and then toft the Fifth Avenue Hotel and busied himself with the preparation of his speech to be delivered in Brooklyn to-night. - . "V" , , The police reported to the Board oi "Health yesterday afternoon that a man was dying in a sailor's boardingbouse, Spring street, from yelloW fever. Prompt meas ures were taken by the board to deal with the case, if it should turn out as reported. Albany, Nov. 20. Gov. Cleveland was asked by an Associated Press repor ter to day if he was aware of the delusion existing among colored people of the South that a change in the ad ministration would unfavorably affect their condition. To which he re plied: Yes, I have been astonished t thp: statement that there was an apprehension existing among the colored people that in some way their rights, now secured to them under the laws and consti tution of the United States, were in danger from the election of a Democratic Presi dent I am even told that some of them are led to suppose the result of the recent election means that thev may again be made slaves. All of this has appeared to me to be so absurd, and I have been so sure that the slightest intelligent reflection would dis lodge such foolish fears, ihatl can hardly . deem an v denial of them necessary. But there is not the slightest objection to call .i ., FH a in tVia lnoct. lug I lie aiiciiuuu vi an nuu ai iu vw tineasT or uncertain upon this subject to the fact that the title of the colored people to freedom and all the rights of citizenship HAMnAa- Via flVAOnt Kir a V QTKTP in the constitution, which it would be absolutely impossible -to make, So far as the new administration is related to this subiect. the whole country can be sure that the lawful power and jurisdic tion of the executive will be so exercised that the rights of 'citizens white or black under the constitution and laws will be preserved and protected and all advantages to which they are entitled by reason of their citizenship will be secured to them. There need be no fear that either the .uemocrauc party or its newly elected administration proposes to oppress or enslave any pan oi our population, nor to destroy the business interests of the country. We hope, on the other hand, to do something to benefit the people. It seems to me that our efforts in that direction would be aided if mischiev ous croaking and dark imagining should give place to an earnest endeavor to inspire confidence and to have a universal cheerful .hope for the future." ALBANT.November 20. The State Board of Canvassers met at 4 o'clock this after noon. Ex-Senator Conkling was present for a few minutes. A protest to the effect that 54 green electoral ballots had been cast in Delaware county for the Republican electors was read, and on motion of Attor ney General O'Brien, was ordered to be entered.in the proceedings and the return was received. The Kings county return showed a slight discrepancy, but this was explained by the county clerk, and the re " turn was passed. The discrepancy m the Richmond county return .was explained by county clerk C. A " Hart; he present ed the orignal tally sheets and stated that the error in the returns before the board was owing to the omission on the part of the copyist to insert the names and votes of two Butler electors. . Themislake was not apparent in the separate footings, ap pearing only in the totals, and a compari- son oi me original with the statement transmitted to the board verified his expla nation. On motion of Attorney General. O'Brien, which was unanimously adopted, the clerk was permitted to correct the re turns. AH the returns have been received and a tabulated statement will be ready for signature to-morrow noon, to which hour the board adjourned. MASSACHUSETTS. Embarrassments of a Hosiery Mill at Ipswleh. I By Telegraph to the Morning Star. Ipswich, Nov. 20. Price Harding & Co.'s hosiery mill, in this town, will shut down in a few days for three months; this being the largest shut down since the factory was started. It is thought that the mill will change hands . now and start up again. For the last few years the stock holders have realized nothing from their investments, and rumors have been afloat of mismanagement. About a hundred hands will be thrown out of employment. And many of them are seeking work else where. ELECTRIC SPARKS. - There were thirty deaths from cholera in Paris yesterday. Robert Garrett was yesterday elected President of the B. & O.. Railroad Co. : The steamer Gaudaloupe, of the Mallory line, from New York for Galveston, with - fifty-one passengers, went ashore onBarne- remains fast. It is thought the steamer win oe got off. - Appointments by the Bishop of East Carolina Fall Visitation, 1884.J Nov! . : .; 22 Saturday, M.P., Holy Innoc'ts.Avoca, . 23 Sunday, M.P., 8. Luke's, Washington co . B.P., Grace, Plymouth. 25 Tuesday, M.P., 8. Paul's. Kdenton. "c -y- - t r oouppernong. Monday, M.P., 8. Andrew's, Columbia, Friday, M.P., S. Mark's, i Roxobel. aunaay, a. Thomas, Windsor. . " " E. P., Pantego, " . : U Thursday, M.P., S. John's, Makelyville, ; 18 Friday, Swan Quarter 18 Saturday. M.P., - , Juer Ba? 14 Sunday, - S.George's, Hydeeo. 15 Monday, Pairfield 19 . Friday. M.P.. .Anrnn ao Saturday, M P., 8. John's, Durham's Cr'k. i sunoay, Trinity, . cnooowiaity. , - - - ,u l Haw Branch. S )22S27' J S. Paul's, Greenville, w Wl?25M-r-' f - Vanoeboro. :. S5f "PaS. Peter's, -Washington. 1 ISdlV -1" S- Thomas, ; Bath. - S Jani 18."aT,M-?- - WUliamston. : 1 Thursday, u.Vn s. Marto Hamilton. : ' ,.5?llPjat?aMonnnserylcea. (a SiSKi'Si'KSaa Minions. As otmortaiit- menta be made in eanh p.T.6?' arranKe- -. the Vestry with the Btaho?. " ur m ' COMMERCIALS MARINE. OFFICIAL VOTE OF NORTH C4RO- - LIN A. The folloWinir is the official vote of North Carolina, by counties, for Congress man at Large, in 1883, and for Governor, in 1884: Vote of 1882. Vote of 1 884 Alamance . . Alexander. . Alleghany.. Anson ..... Ashe.. . . . Beaufort... Bertie .. Bladan..... Brunswick.. Buncombe . Burke Cabarrus... Caldwell... . Camden .. - Carteret. ..... Caswell .- Catawba... .. . Chatham. Cherokee Chowan Clay Cleaveland . . . Columbus. ... . Craven. ...... Cumberland. . Currituck,..'. Dare. ........ Davidson Davie - Duplin ." Durham Edgecombe. . . Forsythe..... Franklin . Gaston. ...... Gates Graham Granville... . Greene Guilford...... Halifax ...... Harnett...... Haywood Henderson . . : Hertford..... Hyde...:.... Iredell....... Jackson. Johnston.... . Jones.; ....... Lenoir. . Lincoln. . Macon... Madison.. . . . Martin....... McDowell.... Mecklenburg.. Mitchell..... Montgomery. Moore,... ... Nash Northampton Onslow Orange ... . . Pamlico.....: Pasquotank . Pender...... Perquimans.. Person....... Pitt......... Polk........; Randolph... Kichmond Robeson .... Rockingham. Rowan.. . ... Rutherford, . Sampson. ... Stanly....... Stokes....... Surry. ...... Swain Transylvania Tyrrell....... Union Vance . . . . . . Wake....... Warren...... Washington. Watauga Wayne Wilkes...... Wilson...... Yadkin..... Yancey..... l - 4 5 7 9 Of Totals. r SS Ss S-3 So; o oQ o o 1295 1076 1622 1245 677 312 943 851 894 255 595 403 1736 1059 1896 , 1084 1006 1137 950 1251 1680 1416 2016 1681 933 . 1655 1614 1823 1280 ' 1558 1426 1511 742 858 921 913 1761 1332 2685 1941 1189 909 1278 995 1326 707 1903 953 720 296 1251 420 632 541 699 564 843 667 1171 597 1247 1662 1550' 1603 1615 555 2303 650 1916 1619 2481 1671 383 480 505 594 600 768 1338 2525 J- 298 165 368 205 .1183 431 2030 612 1430 951 1867 948 715 2211 1338 2523 2116 2159 2479 2159 - 725 829 978 - 413 183 221 244 288, 1744 1705 1954 2072 760 1065 1067 1107 1805 1188 2239 1174 1158 921 1576 1196 1208 3054 1610 3143 1560 1126 2101 1877. 1905 1968 2130 1987 1024 832 1385 934 872 524 1183 704 217 62 268 137 1824 2041 2199 2047 921 1058 1046 1094 1985 1747 2491 2208 1687 4410 2264 3786 817 731 1254 727 904 474 951 640 498 592 782 977 696 1148 1129 1305 725 601 867 674 2199 1656 2679 1708 638 267 713 345 1982 1717 2801 1826 497 735 746 755 1275 1277 1620 1399 .778 647 1172 753 ! 546 466 708 493 885 1090 1087 1388 1414 1310 1576 1234 699 488 951 638 3327 2795 . 3725 3048 429 925; 635 1148 671 848; 901 926 1377 1445! 1797 1426 1589 1492 1837 1528 1564 2607 1751 2879 1197 2085 1733 2351 1100 557 1284 473 1159 986 1670 1051 ,622 403 748 605 703 1106 898 1239 1036 1230 . 1215 1240 685 918 777 979 1147 1096 1490 1082 2073 2054 2436 2285 308 872 446 481 1789t 1368 2044 1828 1354 1964 1958 1675 2087 2228 2361 1992 1946 1113 2443 1577 1591 1374 2636 1873 961 1127 1517 1232 2066 1634 2525 1536 917 620 1100 614 1220 507 1329 1027 1196 958 1371 1433 281 55 494 155 319 214 459 323 383 276 . 488 335 1283 564 1838 620 988 1482 1155 1612 4259 4848 4772 4278 947 3171 1146 2142 525 B61 648 1072 725 623 759 624 2010 2108 2796 2500 927 1576 1301 1939 1708 1296 2135 1493 794 814 952 ,1213! 645 520 v 740 : 662' 111756 111247 143310 124245 . . STAR OFFICE, Nov. 20, 6 P.M. SPIRITS TURPENTINE -The market was quoted dull at 29 cents . per gallon, with sales reported of 125 casks later at28i' cents. ; - .. ROSIN The market was quoted firrn at 05 cents for Strained and $1 00 for Good Strained, with sales reported at quo tations, being an advance of 5 cents on last reports. . : ' ' ' .V:. TAR The market was quoted firm at $1 40 per bbl of 280 lbs., withnsales at quotations. ' CRUDE TURPENTINE-Market firm, with sales . reported at $1 00 for Hard and $1 60 for Virgin and Yellow Dip. COTTON The market" was. . quoted steady, with sales reported of 250 bales on a basis of 10 cents per fi. for. Middling. The following were the official quotations: Ordinary... ......... 7i cents n. Gtood Onlinary 9 " " . Low Middiinc. w Middlinir 10 . Good Middling. ..... .10 3-16 tMlW BNTIO am tf K. UTS. By Telegraph to the Morning Star.l Financial Nkw Yokk. Nov. 20, Evening Sterling exchange 481f. Money lil Pr cenl Governments strong; new four per .cents 12l ; three per cents lOOf bid. State bonds dull. Cot.imerctiil Cotton steady, with sales of 436 bales; uplands 10 716c; Orleans 10 ll-16c; con solidated net receipts 43,444 bales: exports to Great Britain 16,629 bales, to the con tinent 1.995 bales, to France 6,089 bales. Southern flour a uiet; common to fair ex tra $3 204 25; good to choice do $4 80 5 65. Wheat spot lc higher; ungraded red 6286c; ungraded white 7381ic;No. 2 red November nominal. Corn spot 1 2c lower, closing heavy; ungraded 44 51c; No. 2 November 5051ic. Oats iic bisher. closing easier: No. 2, 32c Coffee spot fair: Rio firm at $10 00; No. 7 Rio on spot 8 50; November $8 65. 8ugar dulh&nd unchanged; fair to good refining 4J5c; refined sugar dull; granulated 6 l-16c;off A5i6ic; standard A 5 116c; other trades unchanged. Molasses quiet. Rice steady.' Cotton seed oil crude B21 34c; refined 4142e. Rosin steady. Spirits turpentine steady, rone auu ana aecun ing; new mess pn spot $13 7514'00; middles dull ; long clear 6Jc. Lard opened a shade higher, closing easy. Freights to Liverpool firm cotton 7-64d: wheat 6d. Cotton net receipts 886 bales; gross re ceipts 13.140 bales. Futures closed firm, with sales of 126,700 bales at the follow ing quotations: November 10.5110.53c; December 10.4210.43c; January 10.51 10.52c: February ia6410.65c; March 10.7810.79c: Anril 10.Sl(Sll0.92c: May ll.05ll.06c; June 11.1811.19c; July U.29U.30c; August 11.3911.40c. Chicago. November 20.- Flour un changed. Wheat in good demand, stronger and closed c over yesterday; November 71i72ic. Corn quiet and closed fc un der yesterday; cash 41 Jc: November 41 41 fc Oats steady: cash 254251c; Novem ber 25i25c. Pork firm and 510c higher; cash $11 12JU 25; all the year $11 024011 05. Bulk meats in fair de mand shoulders $5 005 25; short rib $5 256 00; clear $6 35&6 40. Sugar steady and unchanged; standard A oc. Whiskey steady and unchanged at $1 13. St. Louis, November 20. Flour un changed. Wheat opened lower and closed . a fraction below yesterday's closing: No. 2 red 78f74c cash; 73i74c' November. Corn slow; cash 37fc. Oats firm; cash 24S24ic. Pork dull at $11 00 11 25. Bulk meats lower and weak long clear $5 756 00; short rib $6 006 25; short clear $6 254 00. Bacon dull long clear 74c; short rib 7fc; short clear 7jc. Lard nominal and lower at 6Jc. Whiskey ttea dy at $1 12. Chablbstok, S. C, Nov. 20. Spirit turpentine quiet and steady at Z8c bid. Rosin dull;-strained and good strained $1 00. r Bavasnah, Ga.. Nov. 20. Spirits tur pentine steady at 29c; sales 100 bbls. Rosin firm at $1 051 10; sales 600 bbls. COTTON RIABl Port AlmanaeNov. 31. Sun Rises; . . ..; , 6.56A.M.. Sun Sets. . . . . . . . . '. - "5.15 P. M. High Water at Smlthville; miJfiven. PTitrh Wfttpr At Wilmimrtnn. . 1.12Mom. Day's Length., I0h. ; 20m v ARRIVED. ' Stmr John Dawson; Black, Point Caswell R P Paddison. : - Stmr Louise, Woodsides. mimviue. master. ;- . " e : -. . . ' ' CLEARED. Stmr' Louise, Woodsides, Smith ville, master. .. . '.. : - " : Nor haraue Pusnses. 485 tons. Rummel- hoff,, Valencia, C P Mebane.- k ;' 1 ' (By Telearaph to taa Xorniac Star.l November 20. Galveston, firm at 10 1 16c net receipts 2.161 bales: Norfolk. 6teady at 10 3 16c net receipts 8,487 bales; Savannah, firm at 9 15-1 6c net receipts o.i w Dales; ew Orleans, firm at 101c net receipts 17,160 bales; Mobile, quiet at toe net receipts 15,600 bales; Memphis, nrm at toe net receipts 4,477 bales; Au gusta, quiet ana steady at 9c net re ceipts 1699 bales; Charleston, quiet at 10c nei receipts 4,027 bales The Election. The following statements . of official counts have just come to hand : SAMPSON. Cleveland 2,551; Blaine 1,591. Democratic majority 990. Scales 2,525; York 1.536. Majority 989. Green 2,509; Brogden 1,404. Maionty 1,105. llerrimon 2,636; Russell 1,469. Senate Boj ken 2,495; Ward 1,361. . PERQUIMANS. Cleveland 769: Blaine 992. Scales 7)7? York 992. - Merrimon 764; Rnssell 967. Senate James Parker 775; William Bond 778; W. W. Speight 974; Samuel J. Hal stead. 969. House Elihu Chappell 940: Theopbeius White 812. A beautiful set of fancv cards sent frPA to persons who have taken Brown's Tmn Bitters. Address Brown Chemical- Co . Baltimore, Md. "City Po THE MAILS. The mails close and arrive at the Office m f ollnwat CLOSE. . Northern through mails, fast 70 p M Northern through and way mails...... 8:00 A. M Raleigh- 6:45P.M. t8KX)A.M. Mails for the N. C. Railroad, and routes supplied therefrom including DumuemmauB ior au points bonth, Western mails' (C.' c." ' Bau'way) daliy VMueybouuuafj.,'i.., AllTmtnt.RhfttWftenTTaTnlaf oti1 TfnlnlV. Mail for Cheraw and Darlington Kail-; Mails for points between Florence and Fayetteville, and offlces'on Cape Pear uTcr, x uesuays aua jmaays - FayetteriUe, via C. C.J. K., daUy.ex- Onslow C. H. an'd'hrie1rndIateo Tuesdays and Fridays Smithvnle mails, by t steamboat. daOY lexcept tjunaays)... . Malta for Easy HuL Town Creek,"Sbit totte and Little Elver, Tuesdays and Wrightsyflie" dafryfat" '. ' ';' ' " ' ' Carolina Central Raflroad"" Stamp Office open from 7.30 A. M. to 8 P.m! Money Order ' and Beglstex Department open BMiA.a.wojwr. M. continuous. , . ; v ;Maus collected from street boxes from busi ness portion of city at 5 A.H., nao AM. and 5:80 T.M.; from other parts of the city at 5 P.M. . , General delivery open from 7 A.M. to 6.00 P.M." and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:80 A. M. v' " ' nov VI tf 25 Market Street, ' - " Wilmington, N. C. 8.-00 p. M. 6:15 P.M. 6:15 P. M. 8io P. M. 8:00 P.M. 10 P.M. 6:15 P. M. 60 A.M. 8:30 A.M.' i " J feOP.M. ?8oA.M. 7:80 A. M. 7.80 A. K. 8:43 A. M, i 'tr:-- . ' nov 16 tf - FOUKIGH JOJLUK. BTJ. LBr Cabls to tb Mocnmc Star.l London, 'Soy. 20, 5.80 P. M. Spirits turpentine on spot firm at 23s 9d: No vember, and December delivery firm' at Z3s va; January ana April delivery firm St Zia oCL . ' . : ... We Are Hot7 Beady. YOTJ WILL SEMSMBSR THAT WB PROM ised in our first business announcement that it was our purpose to make tne -Mechanical De partment ox our business all that It should be. had oar Shop overhauled and refitted, adding such new Machines and Tools as were necessary; nave added Mr. A. EL Love joy, a gentleman of unto practical experience in eanitary numbing and Gas Fitting, and are now prepared to fill your orders for Goods In our line, and to execute With nmiMnt.nM TMnwiKlnt. fiam-1Htt-rim Ttrmw ------ r r- vaw.wws. a uuiji pairing. Tin Boofflng, Heater Work, and Job- uujg ui u iu uiiuiuiiei. .. , .... We shall tolerate nothln? but good work, and bucui Buoroubea it to give saiisiaciion. Plans furnished and estimates given on appli catiuu. W.H. ALDERMAN CO., MARINE PIltECTORY. List of Vessel in tHePort of Wllmlng,- lon, N. CM Not. 20, 1884. (This list does not embrace vessels under 60 tons. I STEAMSHIPS. Gulf Stream, tons, Kimball, O. I BmaiiDones Invermay (Br.), 952 tons, Leng, v r Meoane Elstow (Br.), 1766 tons. Robertson, . u r AicDane BARQUES. Eliza Oulton (Br.). 436 tons, Roony. b x enotter & uo Marie (Ger.). 567 tons. Penmen. is fescnau us Yvestermann Elizabeth Cbilds (Br.) 899 tons, James, Pateraon, Dowmn & Uo Carl Max (Ger.). 294 tons. Beyer. sen. i ; JS t caTKer ccajo Ttinlto fDan.). 433 tons. Hansen. s. . lieiae & uo Albert Neumann (Ger.), 515 tons, Eichman, E Pescnau & Westermann Prudentia (Nor.), 873 tons. Hansen, ur jaeoane Teviot (Br.). 433 tons, Remon, u f Me Dane Bertha (Nar.). 488 tons, Hanevold, U V Mebane Niobe (Nor.). 453 tons, Olsen, Heide & uo Sidon (Nor.), 405 tons, Joreensen, U Y Mebane Fidell (Ger.). 376 tons. Meyer. H iescnau s Westermann GodefFroy (Ger.). 530 tons, Lining, m u uarter s uo Galeon (Dan.), 313 tons, Kalsboll, Heide&Go Storj..baon (Br.). 337 tons, Williams, K fescnau & westermann BRIGS. Isabella Balcom (Br.), 301 tons, Bonnell, EG Barker & Co Acnes Barton, 899 tons. Knight, Ueo Marnss & Co Hilding (Nor ), 250 loos, Pedersen, UP Mebane Dr. Witte (Ger.), 280 tons, Lepine. IS Feshcau & Westermann Svea (Nor.), 328 tons, Larsen, C P Mebane SCHOONERS. Pioneer (Br.), 60 tons, Kelley, (Jronly & Morris Uattie Uirling (Br.), 81 tons, Pierce. ICronly & Morru Alice Hearn, 347 tons, Pennewell, Geo Hamss & Co Etta M Barter, 275 tons. Barter. G Barker & Co A B Perry, 268 tons Bunker, JG G Barker & Co John A Griffin, 805 tons. Rice. Geo Harnss as Co D B Everett, 205 tons, McLain, Geo Hamss & Co Fannie W Johnston, 266 tons, Cobb, Geo Harriss & Co Win C Greene, 378 tons, Bawes, E G Barker & Co Grace Web3ter, 338 tons. Youne, JU Barker co Martinique, 187 tons, Lowell, E G Barker & Co J Wanles Ponder, 260 tons, Quillin, Geo Harriss & Co List of Vessels TJp, Cleared or Sallotf tor Stats port. The following vessels are mentioned in the New York Mariunu lUaUter as belnr no and ciearea ior mis pon : HASOTTKS. Amykos (Nor.), 232 tons, Hals tad, from Oxorto Oct. 23. Arken (Nor. 840 tons, Halrorsen. at Gloucester UCL. JU. Bar bo (Nor.), .38) tons, Pedersen, from Marseilles BeDllO. Der Nord (Ger.), COS tons, Wegener, at Stettin Emma Parker (Nor.), 417 tons, Larsen. at Glou cester Sept. 15. Ernst Ludwig Holts (Ger.), 470 tons, from Dun- kirk Oct. S Soffnun? (Ger ). 878 tons. Fretwnrst. from TTam. i DUrgUCl.74, Louis (Ger.) 008 tons, Schmieter, from Stettin 8enL 8. lydia Pescnau (Ger.), 4C3 tons, Bremen, from Glasgow eDt. so. Marie (Ger.), C67 tons, Permlen, from Rio Janeiro BRTfJS. Der Wanderer (Ger.), 233 tons, 8trenfling, at Car diff BeDt. IS. . . .... WdeUa (Br.), 459 tons. Haggles f roxs Sharp&ets Mrs. A. U. Waddell TTLL RESUME HEB iSSTOTCTfOH ; IN MUSIC (Vocal and Instrumental), on MONDAY, -DECEMBER 1ST. nov 18 St Ship Notice. All IWTHmil M TioiwTiv nanAnol against harboring or trusting any of the crew of the British Barque ELI- xA.Bjsm umiius, Hamuei Jones, master, as neither the Master, nor any aeoi coniraoiea df mem. noy 18 8t " Agents. If Your Feet Hurt YouBYOrj HAVE "PET'V CORNS, GO TO EHENCH & SONS and buy a pair of their Easy Fitting Shoes, and you will be happy. They fit so easily and neatly, wear so well, and are bo reasonable in price. Come try a pair. Geo. E. French & 7 J08 NORTH FRONT STREET, novlltf - . The Grand Jubilee. pHOSE ON LINE OF MARCH SHOULD LAY IN a supply of Chinese Lanterns, Flags, Ac. You can get them at YATES' BOOK STORE. Visitors to the city are respectfully Invited to call and examine my Stock of Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, pictures,; Frames, Albums, Gold Pens, Musical Instruments, and ten thousand other articles that I cannot enumerate! PIANOS AND ORGANS by best makers In the country -at special low rater. Don't fail to call at'- " ' ' i TAXES' BOOK STORE, ! 119 MARKET STREET, ' Wilmington, N, a William H. Green. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ' DEALER IN UToSi Foreign and Domee- et Articles, Cigars, Cigarettes and To- De?pat?atte,ltIon lTen t0 the Presoriptlon aov ia tf . .- . . . ' 113 MAHSET STREET. Leading Novelties ! i i Hats! Hats Hats ! ; nov 20 tf HARRISON. ALLEN, ;.,','s- :-J.. '.Hatters.- E, G. Blair. BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.FOR the sale of Flour, MeaX Grata, Cotton, for- eign ana aomesuo Droits ana country JtToauce generally. Country orders filled at lowest prices. - ; . - J" E. G. BLAIR, ; nov 20 tf . : . No, 19 North Second St. Dry Goods, GOOD ASSORTMENT f MISSES CLOAKS, 6,8,10, 1214 years.5 ifUHA 5 BUSINESS with us Is'" GOOD for the season.' WE ARE SELLING GOODS VERY CHEAP. . . - .- " ' '' '' ' " f ': 's-.xn '"!. IE. M. McINTIRE. ' nov 10 D&Wtf Absolutely Pure. This powaer never vanes, a maxrw ox yuribj. stresgth and wholesomeness. More economical than ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com oetition with the multitude of low test, short WBlgllt, aium or puospoaiiO ivvuvn. suit wi m eons. . Wnolesaie, by A.iftssA.1 sc vvllcus. nov 34 lv nrm too or frm 4s nov 24 Fireworks ! Fireworks! j OF ALL KINDS. Prepare for tlie Grand Jolliflca- i - lion by Laying In n Supply. COMB AS EARLY AS YOU CAN TO AVOID THE CROWD. Sky Rockets, Roman Candles, ii Caiinon Crackers, LARGE AND SMALL. v STUART'S RYE, THOMPSON'8 PURE RYE and CAPE FEAR In any quantity and of fine quality. P. L. Bridgers & Co., 1IO North Front St. nov IS DAW til Turpentine Stills. BURR & BAILEY, Successors to HART, BAILEY & CO , 19 A 21 SOUTH FRONT ST. TfANUFACTURERS OF TURPENTlNr STILLS Worms, Ac, Engines, Boilers, Iron and Brass Castings, Dealers in ripe Fittings, Belting.Pack ing and Mill Supplies, Repair Work a specialty. nov 16 tf Furniture. NEW STOCK FOR FALL TRADE ARRIVING every day. manufactured expressly for this market. New Styles and Low Prices. Call and examine our extensive variety of New and Fash ionable Goods, all made uus season. J). A. dBUTH. bov 16 tf Furniture Dealer. No. Front 8t No Ilore If, TX)R OUR GROVER IS ELECTED, AND ALL jl' argument on mat score is enaea: due we ttlll88ert most emphatically that as good a job of Shaving, Hair Cutting or any other work in our line can oe aone at our estaousnment as can be done in this or any other city; or, commonly cauea, nrst-ciass woric Kespectruiiy, U. U if tUULTEKT. , P. S. Don't burn thin. nov 20 tf Fire Works, Lanterns & Flags, For Decoration for the Grand Celebration on Thursday night, Just received at WAKlUEH'S nov 1C tf Fruit and Confectionery Stores. Home Comforts. A GOOD COOK STOVE, A GOOD HEATING Stove, a rood Lamn. a rood Kerosene Stove. a rood Door Mat. a rood Toilet Set. a roodLao Board, a good Cake Box, a good Coffee Biggin, afgood Feather Duster. Our Dave nods as if to say tnavs so, ana aaa a .ronis. r A ti K KH TAXliUtt. PURE WHITS OIL. nov 16 tf Raleigh Register. Early In February as soon as the printers re ceive the neeessary material the publication of tne RALEIGH REGISTER, ' a North Carolina Demooratlo newspaper, will be commenced. The Rxoistkb win be printed weekly until the great political campaign or ltatt oegins. it will then be Issued twice a week, or as often as may be useful or necessary to the Demooratlo party In North Carolina. It will be printed from new and beautiful type, on good. white paper, and though it may not be large enough to hold all at once all the good things that glowing prospect uses sometimes promise, yet the application of a thorough knowledge of how to use them- will put Into its thirty-two broad columns all the news, much rood reading, and a complete history of what is done in North Carolina. . Mr. Eui will be editor of the BxeisTXB. The price of the Rssibtxb wffl.be $2 a year; f 1 for six mouths.- Pay for. your homo sane, and then remit for the Rzeisraa. Those who remit $8 to this office will receive as A PREMIUM. either volume ordered of Hale's Industrial Se ries.'.' Two volumes are now ready: Th Woods mxo Txxbxb or North Caboixna. . Curtls's, Emmons', and Kerr's Botanical Re ports, supplemented by accurate County Re- ports of .Standing Forests,' and Illustrated by an excellent map of the 8tate. 1 volume 12mo. Cloth, 273 pp.. ti.20 , .. lflDUSTBrjs or Nobtk Cabot mi Ih tks Con, axd iboh Cotjxtibb. .Eminons', Kerr's, Laid t ley's, Wilkes', and the Census Reports: supple- : mented by full and accurate sketches of the Finy-eix Counties, and Map. of the. State. , volume 12mo Cfcnh. 425 pp., $1.60. - - ' ; Address RALEIGH REGISTER, Jan 19 DAWtf v - Raleigh. N. C. The Central Protestant A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FAMILY NEWS- Xa.paper and tne organ or the Methodist Protes tant cnuron m worta uaroiina, is published at ureensooro, . u. . - . " ' v. . Terms. 22 00 ter annntn. in advance. ! The eluribiUtv of Its location, the number and activity of its agents, and the constantly Increas ing demand for it among the more solid classes of readers m various sections, give tae CENTRAL FHUTJS'i'AJMT- peculiar -claims upon the patron see of the advertising Dubllc Terms verv favr able. Consult your bufltaesstaterest, and addrees tne eaor - ; - - . , ' 'A"' ,' -V:- :';" - ' J."L. HICHAUX, 5 " 1 . Greensboro NTC. j Thiirie;: Journal; j PUBLISHED, EYEEY"-FEID AY MORNING, j ; ; - ' Ar Wsnrehton',' W. i' j EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. 'It has splendid circulation in the counties of warren, vanoe, uaiuax, JS. C.,nd Meofclenburg, i m u verusiBg medium u u unsurpasseo. - iwuio i.ou a year m aavanon. Address ; THE HOME JOURNAL, au s tf ; .r -' Warrenton, N. C GrOO&. tlx. X - W B ROVVN & HO DDIC K, O Sort W ,Front Si reel. ". We are: offering: the following SPECIAL IN- DUOEMENTS FOR THIS WEEK : - Black Oro Grain Silk, $1.00 and $1.25. This Is by far tne best value we have ever of fered. The color and durability are guaranteed. Call and see for yourselves. 1 Another Lot. Owing to the rush for our SCRIM, AT 15 CTS. PER YARD, we have telegraphed for a duplicate order. ' Dress Goods 8ee our NEW PLAIDS at 9 and 10 cents per yard. They are copies of the finest imported goods, and are remarkably low at these prices. Underwear. LADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN'S. Call and see our Ladies' Vests at 60c, and Gents' Scotch Shetland Suits at f 5.00. - CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR In Suits and Sin gle Garments in five different grades. We would advise all to call early in the fore noons and avoid the rush. BROWN & RODDICK, nov 16 tf S NORTH FRONT ST. Lap Robes, TTOBSE BLANKETS, LAP ROBES, HORSE JLX BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES, at the Coach and saddle factory or McDOUGALL & BOWDEN, 114 North Front 8treet, Next to D. A. Smith's Furniture Store, novietf PISH. Hbls and Half Bbls MULLETS and MACKEREL 5 O Bbls APPLES, 50O CABBAGE and CAULIFLOWERS, 25 Bush IRISH POTATOES. Must be sold, nov 18 tf DAVIS A SON. 100 Latest Out. A LL OF THE NEW YORK DAILIES, ILLUS- trated Papers, Magazines, Libraries, Ac , At HARRIS News and Cigar Store. The only Regular News Depot in the city. novl6tf Bagging, Ties, Twine. 50Q Half Rolls COTTON BAGGING, 3Q0O Bundles COTTON TIES, g Bales BALING TWINE, For sale by nov 16 tf KBRCHNER C ALDER BROS. Flour, Sugar, Coffee. P)00 61)18 L0UIt' grades, rjty Bbls Refined SUGARS, 1AA Sacks RIO COFFEE. 1VV noy 16 tf For sale by KERCHNER ft C ALDER BROS. Bacon, Lard, Holasses. O Boxes Dry Salt SIDES, 25 Cases Leaf LARD, Hhds MOLASSES, For sale by nov 16 tf KERCHNER A CALDXB BROS. Powder, Shot, Caps. -for Kegs Rloe Bird, Sporting and LAO Blasting POWDER 250 Bags SH0T size K A Cases Musket. G. D. and 0J Water-Proof CAPS. nov 16 tf For sale bv KERCHNER A C ALDER BROS. Fish, &c AAA Bbls and Half Bbls MULLETS UU and MACKEREL, - JQQ Boxes CRACKERS and CAKES, XUO 60x68 Cream an Factory CHEESE, ' QQ Bags RIO COFFEE, ' BblsReflned SUGARS, Ijrg Cases POTASH and LYE, EjQ Boxes SOAP, QQQ Bbls Good FLOUR. HALL & PEARSALL. 00 80 DAWtf : , THE BEST STOCK QF FURNITURE AND CARPETS IN ltfciTY Is kept by BEHRENDS. MONROE,"' S. E. Cor. Market and aid Sta. Their prices are the low est. Examine them nov 16 tf nblasses; Baggirigtf &c. ; 15 0 Bhds Wtae CUBA MOLASSES. J - J ' 100' ": T-B ' T ; : '500 .Ros standard BAGGING; , 1000 ?alo, New AHBOW TXS j. : 500 M1 '- . j 500BWsPLOUR '-'- -l: ; I 100BWSUQA1 1 --: r s ' . ! ;200Ba8.COP'?:E' ; ' a :"V'.,.V'' -j -...; j Lime. Cement, Plaster, Aei ! 'i . AU at Lowest Prices. aug84tf WORTH & WORTH. JUST OPEWfrj AT- 116 Harket St,, An Entire New Stock FALL & WINTER GOODS. BLACK AND COLORED SILK8, BHADtMES ARMORES, BROCADES. SATINS AND SDLK VELVETS. FEENCH DEESS GOODS - OTTOMANS, TRICOTS. FOTJLE. CASHMERES. FANCY PLAIDS AND COMBINATIONS. In all Qualities and Shades. Ladies' Cloth and Flannel Suiting ouou.-ot (tOODS, comprising every Grade and Shade. LADIES' DOLMANS, NEW MARKET, CLOTH AND JERSBY WALKING JACKETS, SHAWLS, SKIRTS, CORSETS. LADIES AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, MEN AND BOYS' "WEAR AND FURNISHING GOODS, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS, SMYRNA RUGS, CRETONNES. LINEN DAMASKS, TOWELS. NAPKINS. WHITE GOODS, EVERY VARIETJ. EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, LACES. HOSIERY, GLOVES, STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS, NOTIONS. Ac., &c All of the above have been bought during tht present panic in prices, cheaper than ever before known in the history of Dry Goods, and 1 my kind patrons wlllicaU, GOOD MATERIAL ud LOW PRICES will do the selling.' oc5tf M. M. KATZ, 116 MARKET ST! LOOK AT THE PEICES Groceries on Consignment, And Nust Be Sold. IRA Bushels SWEET POTATOES lOU Norton Yams, 55c a bnshel, Bahama 45c RAA FRESH CHICKENS, wvv At-prices low enough to suit. 300 Dozen GQS 20(3 a dozen g0 Bushels SEW COW PEAS. These Goods are bound to be closed out. Call and get Bargains. NEW PRESERVES of all kinds, and NEW MINCED MEAT for sale by the pound. A Barrel of STEVENSON'S FAMILY 7L0TTR. can be bought at $5.25; Half Barrel at $3 OP. This Is the best value in the market. Makes beauti ful bread. novlOf J. C. STEVEXSO, Market Street. The Proof of the Pudding! QN THE 4TH OCTOBER THE SAW MILL OF Mr. A. Y. Wilson was destroyed by fire. On the 4th November Proofs of Loss were given to the insurance companies. On the 8th November the Northern (Fire) Assurance Company paid to the representatives of Mr. Wilson the full amount of his claim against that Company without a dol lar's discount. This Company Is the first, out of "all the companies having insurance on this mill, to pay its loss. x, . ... It pays all losses equally as promptly and with out discount. . . M. S. WTLLARD, Agent, 212 N. Water Street Telephone No. 5. nor9tt The Great Paola JJAS BEEN, IS NOW, AND EVER SHALL BB, the leading HALF-DIME CIGAR In the city. All we ask is a fair trial. GARDEN CITY CIGAR EMPORIUM. auglOtf . Norfolk Oysters AN NOW BE FOUND At the GEM RESTAURANT, t nov 15 tf No. 20 North Front Street. WILL WEST. Shoes All Styles, LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF Ladles, Men's. Children's and Misses SHims la this eity all prices and styles. , Call and examine our extensive line beiore purchasing elsewhere. sHRIER novUtf 108 Market jtreot LL WOOL CASSMERES TOR BOYS. Ladies' Merino Vests. Ladles' Linen Collars. Corsets, &ojust received. nov2tf JNO. J. HSDRJCfr. Eniiiies and Boilers for Sale. . JiyR, SECOND-HAND BOILERS, FROM 15 TO M horse power, all good; two second-hand glnes, portable; two new portable Engiues, 10 horse-power. oct 19 lm :-Lost, Strayei or Stolen. MEDIUM SIZE COW. COLOR A. having red spots about her foreheaa other parte of the body; ears being plercea. i A liberal reward will be paid for the delivery bfsayto. saMJEAR j : A .RBCOMtrnctiTe ana Tonic, JJARRISH'S ;, GLYCEROLB OF THE HYPO- PHOSPHiTES. unsurpassed. 00 21 tf For sale by nn N. W. Wirner Front i'and jtarKe SeedOats. rr tttot lmnmr atth BLACK OATS. J'Bolle4Meitothe city" ground daily- aoy u u j-
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