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m orning edition.
. the Latest news.
X TSOHJLLL PASTS OF THE WORLD1
-UNITED STATES SENATE.
," EXTRA SESSION
V Executive Business Contingent Ex
VH - penaes, Etc..
V;t 'Washington. March 81. At 13.53, after
w : the reading of the Journal, Mr. Cameron
. - w moved that the Senate proceed to the con
V , sideration of executive business.
v ' Mr. Van Wyck asked the Senator to
Ls withhold that motion for a few moments,
.rf Vsolie might submit a report from the com
mittee on Mississippi River improvement.
, n v Mr. Cameron insisted upon his motion.
. Xix Mr. JTan Wyck desired to make a state-
VmenC. .
W "Not debatable," said Mr. Cameron.
Thereupon the motion to go intoexecu
; - trve session was carried.
;- At 13.20 p. m. tae doors were reopened.
- The resolution offered by Mr. Allison was
-recalled up and agreed to, as follows:
.Besotted, That the following resolution,
, . adopted by the Senate July 5th, 1884,
' - namely i that the Sergeant-at-Arms and
-Architect of -the Capitol be and they are
' r -hereby authorized and directed to rent and
, - prepare suitable rooms outside of the Capi
' - tol, is : hereby, rescinded, to take effect on
y the adjournment of the Senate.
s Mr. Allison then called up his resolution
- providing for a committee of seven Sena-
tors to sit during the recess to take meas
ures to reduce the contingent expenses of
tbe Senate. r
Mr: Van Wyck asked how much would
1 . "vbo the probable expenses of the committee.
, , Mr. Allison said that it was not intended
. ' ' that any expense should be incurred.
- Mr. Sherman- called attention to the fact
" that he had introduced a resolution the
- other day to resign all authority for the
jcommittee to sit during tne recess,, ana ne
would not press it now, in the hope that
this committee proposed by Mr. Allison
- - would reach tbe desired end.
After remarks by Senators Plumb and
; :'i Sherman, in crititisng the. House of Rep-
- resentalives for alleged extravagant expen
diture, -the -resolution of Mr. Allison was
- adopted.
At the Senate went into executive
- session, and a few minutes afterward ad
jaurned.
: .-: . - WASHINGTON.
' KetuknaUona Called for In tne Treaa
"Wry department Blsslna Appoint.
: - meat-Tne New minister to Cnlll.
Washington, March 31. -Secretary
Manning; has called for the resignation of
-First Auditor -Reynolds, Second Auditor
Ferris. Fourth Auditor Beardsley, Fifth
Auditor Alexander, and Second Comptroll
er Uptos, to take effect on the appointment
and qualification of their successors, who
will be nominated to-morrow or Thursday.
" All the' above-named officials have accotd
- ingly resigned. It is understood that im
mediate changes are also contemplated in
: the office of the Register of the Treasury,
x Commissioner of Customs, and Deputy First
, , Comptroller. It is is also intimated that
Yv Assistant Secretary Coon will resign short
ly, and engage in private business.
RffrTftUnr Manning to-day appointed
Engene Hlggins, of Baltimore, to be Chief
.. . nrinn j nnrummonc i iiviBiAti rr rna vaaa
;v -1 ury Department, to take effect - April 2nd,
" vice CI- 8. Trevltt resigned.' His services
"' -, ; as aa employe under the appropriation for
-, f the detection of offenders upon the customs
"revenue will be dispensed with from to-day.
TWm.li. Roberta, of New York, who
.was to day nominated for the Chilian mis-
vsion, Is 55 years of age, aad has resided in
vNew York city for the past forty years.
In 1876 he retired from business, having
amassed a large fortune In mercantile busi
" iiess: in Hew York city. Mr. Roberts was
elected to the 42d and 43d Congresses and
declined the renomination to the 44th Con
1 gress. During his term of service in Con
:: - gress he opposed what was known as the
'Back Pay" bflL
; ? , - ; : - FOJRE1QN.
-The Frenen Commander In Tonqnln
.Calllns for Belnforeemen,ta Cnlneae
v v , ( 8aeecMM-Alarm In Paris.
" 5 - -IBv Cable to toe Morning Btar.l
..r .r- Pabb, March 31. The government has
i z received a dispatch from Gen. DeL. Isle,
- . conimander of the French forces in Ton
- ' quinin which he entreats - the War office
, -y r. eend him reinforcements immediately.
--Hcwo Kono, March 31. The Chinese
v'ij.'jbave" recaptured all their positions in the
" v - vicinity of Langson.
'- Paris, March 31. Much . alarm is felt
over the fact that no news has been re
ceived for upwards of thirty-six hours from
'- v tne French army in Tonquin. -
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Ma Condition Beca'rded aa Very Se-
- '. r'f c V - rtn :
" t tBy Telegraph to the Momhut Star.
" Cincinnati. March 31. The lima Star
has the following dispatch from Biloxi,
- Miss. : Jefferson Davis is worse this morn-
,fe ing.j?,His condition is. now regarded as
jerious... -For several Fweek3 he has been
r , -" gauffering from a return of rheumatism com
' plicated with the breaking out of his old
f wound-received in Mexico 40 years ago.
uu age la educu against .uu prospect . Oi
recovery.
, .- THE HAILS.
'The malls close and. arrive at tbe City Pos
a. office as follows:
- " L CLOSE.
- a- Northern thro' malls, fast 7:45 P.M.' 1030 P. M.
f"' V. . vrxvv4-tAn f 'hvH-iTHy'K o'n nra maII om a v
j- a.'wa vuvma wuvHaH w ca iiiniiitB, - OUJU Aa Asl
Kaieign. 6:ir.si. t8aOA.M.
Mails- for the N. C Eallroad. and
' roote supplied therefrom including
A. & N. C. Bauroad. at. ..7:45 P.M. A R-an a v
. Soathern mails for all points South,
dally 8M P.M. & 0:15 AM.
-Western malls (C. C. Eailway) daily
' (except Sunday). 6.-15 P. M.
s All points between Hamlet and Ralelfrti 6:15 P.M.
- Mail for Cheraw and Darlington Bail
- ' road a-nn P v
Mails fer points between Florence and
caxarlesfon.. ...... ...8:00 P.M. A 6.15 A.M.
PayettevUle, and offices on Cape Fear
- , tarer, jLuesoayB ana j-naays.. lsOP.lL
-PayetteTille, via C. C. B. K, dally, ex-
- eeptSnHdays.;..: 635 P.M.
' - ' J Onslow C. H. and intermediate offices,
" Tuesdays and Fridays. 60 A. M.
. Smith vlUs malls, by steamboat, dally
(except Stmdays)....... 8:30 A. M.
V - 7 Mails for Easy HflL Town Creek, Bhal- .
- iotte and little Blver, Tuesdays and - "
j "- - 'Fridays ...... ...... , . . '20 P.M.
.v." Vritto.4g?TJaA -: V.V -r -8:80
-,", v - OPXSTPOBDSLrVlEBT..
'- , Northern thro' A wayniails 730 AM. A 8:15 A.M.
' - r" Carolina Central SaSroad.. . ....... .8:45 A. H,
,y - StaQlBoe open '-'froni 1M A. M. to 6 P.M.
-Money Order-and BeglBt . Departing or
4 83 A. It, to 6 P. M. eonttanoos. v
V . t CSarrfeis delivery open on Sunday from 830 to
leoflected from street boxes from bud
aees Portion of etty t 5 JUL, liao AJC and 520
FOL; from other parts of the dtyatS PJC. an -
a?"5- l-''-' - ; v '
neral delivery open frdm 7 AJL to 6.00 P M
aaolon Sundays from 8ao to A. M,- ,
-,.IUHroadme. 75tb meridian. ' rr C '
Rvin TJniinrl f or the Wilmington Dis
trict of the Methodist K Church, South
Cokeshurv Circuit. at tiau s, -apru a
and 8. .
Clinton Circuit, at Magee's, April 4 ana o.
Bladen Circuit, at Bethlehem, April 8
and -8.';' '':t ' - " ': ' ' '
Elizabeth Circuit, at -Union April 11
and 12. - ; :;"V"
Carver's Creek Circuit, at wayman, Apru
18 and 19. - " . '
Waccamaw Mission, at Zion, Apru jm
and 23 - . : r
Whiteville Circuit, at Fair liiun, Apm
25 and 26.
Wilmington, at Front Street, May 3.
Onslow Circuit, at Queen's Creek, Hay 9
and 10. '
Duplin Circuit, at Chanty Chapel, Jaay
12 and 18.
Brunswick Circuit, at Summerville, May
16 and 17. "
Topsail Circuit, at Union, May 23 and 34.
Matrnolia Circuit, at Magnolia, May 30
and 81.
District Sunday School Conference will
be held at Magnolia, commencing May 29.
PAXJIi J. Carrawat,
Presiding Elder.
Appolntmenta by Blsnop Watson, of
tne Diocese of East Carolina.
April x
8 Wed'sday, B.P S. Martin's, Hamilton.
9 Thursday, B. P., Advent, Williamston.
12 Sunday, - Grace, Woodvffle,
. Bertie oo.
IS Menday, KP, S. Mark's, RoxobeL
15 Wed'Bday.MM 8. Thomas, Windsor.
. 16 Thursday, K P., Grace, . Plymouth. w
18 Saturday, X. PS.Jooeph's, Camden U E
19 Sunday, 8. John Bran South Mills.
21 Tuesday, M.P., Christ Ch., Elizabeth City
23 Wed'sday, KP, S. John's, Newbegun.
23 Thursday, 8. Barnabas, WoodTille,
. Perqutm s co.
25 Sunday. Holy Trinity, Hertiord.
28 Tuesday, 5t.P , 1 Rookahock.
89 Wed'sday. S. Paul's, Edenton.
3J Thursday, M.P..S. Luke's, Washington oo
IF YOU KHOf A GOOD THIHG!
WHEN YOU SEE IT,
JUST LOOK AT THIS !
JAltBS' TOSGUBS, 60 CENTS PBB JAB,
ready for lunch.
D STILLED HAM, 'tONGUB, TUBKEX" and
CHICKEN.
ENGLISH DAIRY, EDAM, NETJFCHATBL and
KOQT7XFQBT CHEESE, fresh from the dairy.
That CBBAMEBY BUTTERED FLOUR Is still,
surprising the cooks and pleasing the- house
keepers.
PICKLED FIGS' FEET AND TRIPE
la abundance. ' They make a splendid breakfast
3
or supper dish. Three pounds for 25c.
P. L. Bridgers & Co.,
110 North Front St.
mh 22 DAW tf
A Profitable Investment
rpHE INTEREST ON $12.50 UNTIL NEXT
Fall win only amount to 37 cents. Yet $12.53
will now buy from us a SUIT that will be worth
next Fall $18.50. Is not that A GOOD INVEST
MENT? A Winter Suit can be worn for several
weeks yet, and we are offering them at prices
that win pay the customer to buy for next
Winter's use.
We want t close out all of our Winter stock
before Spring weather sets In, and we have only
a few days left, for shortly we will be talking
SPBING GOODS. Come and see us If you want
A BARGAIN.
A. DAVID,
mh 22tf Merchant Tauor and Clothier.
Second. Third & Fifth
Wards.
yyj ABE CONVENIENT TO YOU, AND ABE
offering the Greatest Bargains to purchasers
of Family Supplies of any house in the city.
Our stock is complete and fresh. We enume
rate a few with prices :
3-Ib Tomatoes, 10c per can; 8-lb Peaches. 20c.
Canned Apples, Corn. Lima Beans, 10c each.
Golden p Sugar 6c; White Sugar7c; Granulated
Sc.
Fresh White Ex. Family Flour. So per lb.
. The "Pride" Flour, best in the city, to per lb.
A Barrel of Stevenson's Family Flour $5 50.
. A good article of Bio Coffee 10c per lb.
Elegant New Crop Cuba J elasses 40o per gal.
Klegant Bright Pure Syrup 40o per gal.
Dried and Evaporated Apples, Green Apples,
Cabbages, Turnips, Dried Peaches, Prunes.
The veiy best . E. Butter in the city.
Buckwheat, and every thing in Groceries need
ed by a family at lowest prices.
We mean to merit the trade of our neighbors.
J. C. Stevenson & Go.
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Macco at Factory Prices,
9Afi BOXES FINE AND COMMON TOBACCO,
tJ V low for cash.
WANTED 1 ,000 pounds Beeswax; 2.0C0 dry
Hides; 2,000 pounds Wool; also Cotton Bags.
Highest market price paid.
SAM'LBSAB,Sb.,
mh29tf t8 Market Street.
W. S. Briggs & Co.
Pharmacists.
"E GIVE CAREFUL ATTENTION TO THE
compounding of physicians' prescriptions,' using
the BEST DRUGS that can be bought, mh 22tf
Another Supply
O
F THE CELEBRATED DUFFY MALT WHIS
KEY. Also, Wilson, John Gibson & Sons, Baker,
and other well known brands of Whiskeys at
THE GSM.
WILL WEST,
mhgstf - 6 North Front Street.
Oysters. Oysters.
J FINE LOT OF FRESH OYSTERS JUST BB
coired. WTNES, LIQUORS, LAGER, BEER, CI
GABS, Jbcat STAB SALOON, So. IS Market St
otTtf Proprietor.
The Person County News,
PohBshed at BOIBOBO. TL C . '
; wraTAKEii & cnxrroNS, -
- -Editors and Proprietors." .- -V"'.
The NEWS hatCthe largest circulation of any
paper published or eirculated In the fine tohaooo
section of North Carolina. -, - .r ;
-r."V"
COMMERCIAL.
W I L MIN G T O N MA R KIT
STAR OFFICE. March 86 P. M.
CRUDE .TURPENTINE Market un
settled, with$l 50 the best offered for Soft.
Last sales at $1 65 for Vitttfn and Yellow
Dip and.$l 15 forHard, at which it was
offered yesterday without buyers. "
No change ih other articles. ; ;
oon bxic la a k ifirri
By Telegraph to the Morning 8tar 4
. Financial.
NnwYoBK.March 81:Eveninff. Sterling
exchange 484. Money 1 per cent. Gov
ernments dull and firm; new four per
cents 122J; three per oenta 10U bjd. State
bonds a shade lower. - "
ObmmerctaL
Cotton quiet and steady; sales 69 bales;
consolidated net receipts 4,064 bales; ex
ports to Great Britain 1,287 bales, to the
continent 8,456 bales. Southern flour quiet
and weak. Wheat spot declined lHs;
ungraded red 8192c; No. 2 red April 88
89tC. Corn spot declined Jic; ungraded
48j50fc; No. 2 March 49i40fc; April
49i49ic. Oats iJc lower; No. 2, 86
Sole Coffee fair Bio on spot dull at $8 75 ;
No. 7 Rio on spot $7 207 22. Sugar and
Molasses dull and unchanged. Rice steady.
Cotton seed oil quiet crude 3335c; re
'fined 40c ' Rosin dull. Spirits turpentine
quiet at 814c. - Pork steadily held; mess on
spot $12 0012 25; middles nominal; long
clear etc. Lard, about 46 points lower,
closing heavy; contract grades on spot
$7 107 12J ; April $7 007 08. Freights
to Liverpool steady cotton id; wheat 4Jd.
Cotton net receipts 244 bales; arross re
ceipts 2,627 bales. Futures closed firm,
with sales to-day of 606,000 bales at the
following quotations: April 11.04c; May
11.17&ll.lSc; June 11.80&11.31c; July
11.80c; August lh45ll.46c; September
11.12lL13c; October 10.6710.68c; No
vember and Decern ber 10.5010.51c.
Chicago, March 81. Flour easy and
prices unchanged. Wheat opened fc
lower and closed lie under yesterday;
March 7475ic; April 7475ic Corn
trading light and a shade lower; cash 87i
41 Jcj April 8737ic Oats dull and a
shade lower; cash 2?i30c; April 27ic;
May 81i31f. Pork mess fairly active
and easy, declined 1520c, rallied 520c
and closed steady; cash $11 7011 75;
April $11 65 J 11 70. Lard in fan- de
mand but closed steady and slightly lower;
March' and April $6 75.. Sugars un
changed; standard A $6 00; granulated
$6 37f WhiBkey firm at $1 15.
St. Louis, March 81. Flour un
changed. Wheat lower-and unsettled; No.
2 red 3586c cash; April 85c. Corn
easier and slow; cash 29l29c: April 29c.
Oats firmer and slow; cash 82fc. Pro
visions dull and easy. Pork 12 25. Lard
$6 70. Bulk meats long clear $6 00;
short rib $6 10; clear $6 35. Bacon long
clear $6 456 50; short rib. $6 65; clear
fo voo 6U. wniskey steady at $1 14.
CHABLE8T02T, S. C. March 81. Spirlu
turpentine firm at 29c. Rosin dull at
95c for Strained and $1 00 for Good
Strained.
Bayaztnah, Ga., March 31. Spirits tur
pentine nothing doing. Resin quiet at
f l uii iu; sales yui DDIs.
COTTOH BIAKK.JST8.
fBy Telesrapb to the Morninc Star.
March 31. Galveston, nuiet at 104c
net receipts 21 bales; Norfolk, dull at I0c
net receipts 642 bales; Savannah, quiet
-J a J . sta a. aa
aou sieauj at iufc net receipts aal oaiea;
New Orleans, quiet and firm at 10 9-16c
net receipts 2,204 bales; Mobile, nominal at
iu j-ioc net receipts 10 oaies; mempnis,
quiet at lOJc net receipts 260 bales; Au
gusta, very dull at lOfc net receipts 123
oaies; unariesion, quiet at lUjc net re
ceipts 314 bales
Hew York Rlee Slarket.
N. Y. Journal of Commerce, March 30.
Domestic sorts have been active and bet
ter tone is visible. The pressure to sell has
ceased, and as tbe holdings reDresent rem
lar shipments concessions are not easily
secured. Foreign sorts continue to attract
attention, and in view of the possibility of
nigner prices Duyers are disposed to anticl
Kte wants. We quote: Carolina and
uisiana. common to fair at 4ja54c:
good to prime at 5i6c; choice at
6i6fc; extra head at 66fc; Ran
goon at 4i5c duty-paid, and 2f2fc
in oond; fatnaat 4i4c; Java at 5f5fc.
roHBien biarketii.
By Cable to the Morning Star. 1 " '
Lohdok, March 31. 5 00 P. M. Spirits
curpenune on spot flat at 22s 6d; March
and April delivery 22s 3d; 'May and
Jane delivery 23s; September and De
cember delivery 23s 9d.
WHITE CYPRESS & TE1L0 cPIHE
BLINDS & DOORS.
GUARANTEED AS GOOD AS THE BEST.
MOULDING, BRACKETS AND ORNAMENTAL
WOOD IWOKK.
aug24tf . PARSLEY & WIGGINS.
T D. A. SMITH'S FURNITTJRB WARE-
ROOitS can be. found a large assortment of
VALUABLE GUTS, suitable for everybody.
The public, and especially the ladles, are re
spectfully Invited to call and examine prices, Ac
P. A. SMITH,
deo23tf Furniture Warerooma
Gall
AND GET PRICKS ON ROOFING, PLUMBING.
Gas Fitting, and General Job Work in Met
als. The material used first olaas, charges for
labor reasonable. Also examine our stock of
Stoves, Tinware and House Fnrnlahinfr Goods in
general. W. H. ALDERMAN A CO.,
P) ambers. Gas Fitters Tinners,
mnlStf as Market Street,
Don't Bead This,
"JJNLESS YOU ABB GOING TO PATRONIZE
J. B MARSHALL, General Commission Mer
chant, Np. 24 North Water Street, Wilmington.
N. C who is receiving daily consignments of
COUNTRY PRODUCE, and selling at fair prices
for CASH. i - mh89DAWtf
Turpentine Tools, j,
HACEEBS. PULLEBS, DIPPERS, WHETTEBS,
Files, Weights, Truss Hoops, Coopers'
Adzes, . Broad Axes, Jointers' Stock,-Howell s
Knd Crozes, Drawing Knives, Ac. Full stock of
first class goods in this line. Guaranteed prices.
WM.SLSPRINGEBCO
Sncoessors to Jno. Dawson A Co.,
v ; 19 21 88 Market Street
. mhS9tf - - - r. Wilmington N. C
The Home Jonrnal;
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
At Wamaton, W. O.
JOHN W. DICKS, -"
SDITOR-iAND PROPRIETOR.
.It has a splendid eiroulatlon in the oountiee of
Warren, Vance, Halifax, N. C,aad Mecklenburg
Ya. As an advertising meliumttlsinisorpassoi
j TemstlJOayearmadvanolu ,
Addreat THB HOME JOURNAL. - -
pitf - . , . .Warrenton.N.p. J
MARINE.
Port Almanac April I.
Sun Rises..'! i. r.L . : 8.07 A. M.
Sun Sets.. . . . , . , s 6.40 P. M.
Hih Water at Smithvflle;; .:.;8.51 Morn.
High Water at Wilxnington. . ll.orMorn.
Day's Length.. ......
12h. 83m.
?f '
: ; ARRIVED. .
Stmr Louise, Woodsides, Smith ville,
master.
Stmr John Dawson, Black, Point Cas
well, R P Paddison. ' .
Stmr A P Hurt, Worth, Payetteville;
Worth Af Worth. 1 -
Stmr Bladen, Green, Payetteville; C S
Love&Co. .
Ger brig Clara, 360 tons, Voss, Amster
dam, E Peschau & Westermann.
CLEARED.
Stmr Louise, i Woodsides, Smithville,
master.
Stmr A P Hurt, Worth, Fayetteville.
Worth & Worth.
Stmr Bladen, Green, Fayetteville, OS
Love & Co.
Stmr John Dawson, Black, Point Cas
well, R P Paddison.
Ger brig Der Pommer, Bohn, Wolgast,
W Walter.
Schr Jennie N Huddell, Henderson.
Philadelphia, vessel and cargo by Geo Har
rias & Co.
EXPORTS.
COASTWISE.
Philadelphia Schr Jennie N Huddell
205,000 feet lumber, 22,000 shingles.
FOREIGN.
Wolgast Ger brig Der Pommer 183,
568 feet lumber.
MARINE DIRECTORY.
List of Veaaela In tne Port of Wilming
ton, K. CM April 1, 1885.
fThts list does not embrace vessels under & tons.
BARQUES.
Hattie H (BrO, 403 tons, E G Barker &
Co; discharging.
Mindet (Nor.), 437 tons, Abrahamsen, E
Peschau & Westermann. discharging.
Clementine (Rus.), 857 tons, Szolund, Hei-
de & Co., discharging.
Michael (Ger.), 880 tons. Euler, E Peschau
& Westermann, discharging.
Apollo (Nor.), 432 tons Melson,
E Peschau & Westermann
BRIGS.
San Juan (Nor.), 296 ton s, Bache, Heide
& Co, loading for continent.
Metz (Ger.), 227 tons, Viekelman, E Pes
chau & Westermann, discharging,
Oberon (Ger.), 242 tons, Westphal, EPes
chau & Westermann, discharging.
SCHOONERS.
Martha Welsh, 805 tons, Burdge, Geo Har
riss & Co. discharging.
William Wilson, 267 tons, Berry, GeoHar
riss & Co, discharging.
Vineyard, 215 tons, Rosebrook, Geo Har
ries & Co, loading for West Indies.
Mair & Craomer,, 265 tons, Budd, Geo
Harries & Co, loading for I Philadelphia.
lolanthe (Br.). 898 tons. Card, Geo Harriss
&Co, discharging.
A P Emerson, 244 tons,Emerson, E G Bar
ker & Co, loading for Hayti,
Cathie C Berry, 820 tons, Smith, Geo Har,
riss & Co, loading Boston and Thom&ston
Jennie N Huddell. 279 tons, Henderson
Geo Harriss & Co., loading for Phila.
E H Macumber, 120 tons, Rumill, E G
Baiker & Co, loading for West Indies.
Tom Williams, 867 tons, Rulon, Geo Har
riss & Co, loading for Philadelphia.
J P Wyman, 165 tons. Torrey, E G Barker
& Co, loading for West Indies.
John W Hall, Jr., 193 tons, Fleming, Geo
Harriss & Co, loading for Baltimore.
Addie E Snow, 163 tons, Flanders. E G
Barker & Co.loading for Plymouth, Mass
Cbas E Paige, 862 tons, Gifford, Geo Har-
. riss & Co. loading for San Domingo.
A P Nowell, 241 tons. Wharton, Geo Har
riss & Co, loading for Philadelphia.
Natividad (Span.). 170 tons, Gonzales, A E
Doebele. agent for owners, repairing.
Edward R Emerson, 840 tons. Childs, Geo
Harriss & Co, loading for New York.
Fred Jackson, 276 tons. Snow, E G Barker
& Co, loading for West Indies.
Dione, 206 tons, Maloney.E G Barker & Co
loading for Hayti.
List or Vessels Up, Clearea or Salle
for tbls Port
The following vessels are mentioned in the
New York MariOm Etgitter as being up and
e eared for this port :
, BARQUES.
Cardenas (Ger.), 299 tons, IKorff, from Gibraltar
Jan. 17.
Eduard Pens (Ger.), 87 tons, Xipp, from Lisbon
March 16.
Frledrick Wilhelm IV. (Ger). 889 tons, from
Grangemouth Feb. 87.
Georre Dayls (Br.). .643 tons. Maeomber, from
Isfararer (For.), from London Jan. 17.
Marie (Ger.)' E67 tons, Permlen, at Liverpool Feb.
87.
Ottllle (Ger.), 838 tons, Perleber. from Liverpool
Jao. 7.
BBIOS.
Alkor (Nr.r.), 257 tons. Lahinn, at Liverpool Mh 7.
Copral (Nor ), 834 tons. Danielsen, from Maryport
Feb. 15.
Der Pommer iGer ), 238 tons, Bohm, from Botter
' dam Jan. 1.
Diana (Ger.), 814 tons, Eohroeder, from Amster
dam Feb. 1.
Hermann Friedrieh (Ger.), 288 tons, Siejahr, at
Bremen Jan. 18.
Flour. Flour. Flour.
1000 BblS PL0UB OBr Choke Brands,
Gold Medal. Electric Light, Happy Hit,
Home Comfort and 811ver Cloud,
For sale low by
mh S3 tf WILLIAM8. RANKIN A CO.
Bacon. Lard.
100 60X69 D 8 C- R 8ides'
5Q do SMOKED do.
100 PaUs 011863 LAKD
For sale low by
WILLIAMS, RANKIN CO.
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Sugar, Coffee. Molasses
100
Bbls SUGARS,
C, Ex. C and Granulated,
Sacks Choice BIO COFFEE,
200
t A A Hhds and Bbls Cnba and
1W . Porto Rioo MOLASSES,
For sale low by
mh89tf WILLIAMS, RANKIN As CO.
Hails, Hoop Iron, Glue.
Kegs NAILS,
5QQ Bundles HOOP IRON,
, 2g Bhls DISTILLER'S GLUE,
, . For sale low by
inh29tf WILLIAMS, BANK IN A CO.
Land Plaster,
1JOB SALE BY WOODY CT7BRTJS,
General OommlBslon Merchants,
, , ' - WUmington, N. C.
Also. Sole Agents for tha PORTT. A NTi PT Jk R-
TER MILLS, the products of which are made
rom HARD PLASTER and FINEST GROUND.
Oorrespondenoe solicited ap 8 tf
Notice.
EVERY WORKING DAY, FROM DAYLIGHT
till dark, I will be in my shop and ready to
serve all who have anything in my line to do.
Yours, respectfully, W. E. KING,
. - Praotioal TlnsmiUi,
. Roofer and Sheet Metal Worker,
mh15 lw One door below Star Office,
" The Eobesonian.
Published: every Weetflay In Lamberton, H. 0
By W." W. McDI AnSIID.
tcrtbers in Robeson county alone besides a ren
ecircntion in the eonntiesof MoorfTcam.
zc r "j "'ia uiwiuuuu. ana in
Darllnirton, to SonTn Carolina. ' lantoB
i sin rw
'mum
Absolutely Pure.
Thtt powder never varies. A marvel ot parity,
trensui and wholesomenesa. More economical
than ordinary kinds, and cannot be soldinoomE
petition with the multitude of low test, short
weight, amm or pnospnate powaers. aoutomym
COM.
Wholesale, by ADRIAN dc VOI.I.ERS
nov241v nrm tooorfrm 4p nov24
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
AND BREAKFAST BACON,
NONE OBNUI1TB
UNLESS BEARINd OUR PATENTED TRADE-MARKS, A UOHT
MCTALUO SEAL. ATTAOHED TO THE STRINO, AMD
THE STRIPED CANVAS, AS IN THE OUT.
dec 8 It
wed sat
dec 8
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and to-day it is far superior to anv similar oeri-
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try. Richer in editorial strength; richer in engra
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ter from the ablest writers, and nearly 100 illus
trations. Dr. George Thurber, for nearly Quar
ter of a century the editor-in-chief of the Amer
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PUBLISHERS AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST,
David W. Judd, Pres't. Sax'l Burnhak, Sec.
751 BBOADWAT, SEW YORK.
an7tf
THE CELEBRATED
AERINGTON 6AHE FOWLS FOR SALE
JfY GAMS FOWLS HATS A NATIONAL KB
putation. They have tought and won a series of
the greatest mains ever fought en tins or any
other continent, and Fifteen Pairs, on exhibition
at Philadelphia In "78, were honored by the Uni
ted States Centennial Commissioner with the Di
ploma and Medal.
I have a variety of Colors and most approved
Breeds In the United States. I will ship splendid
COCKS, of fine size and handsome plumage, pei
Express, X!. 0. D., at from 84.00 to $6.00 each
HENS, $2.60 and $3.00 each; or $7.00 per Pair
$10.00 per Trio. I expect to raise Two Hundred
Pairs this Summer, the Finest Games in the
World, and will ship Young Fowls of March and
April hatch during the months of August, Sep
tember and October, at Five Dollars per Pair, or
Seven Dollars per Trio.
Whoever disputes the superiority of my Birds,
will please back the assertion with their stamps.
Write for what yon want.
Address, J. G. ABBTNGTON,
apCtf Hiniardgton. NaahCo. N;C.
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lnglyvaluable. As commercial transactions, in
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The Lincoln Press.
PUBLISHED BYEBY FRIDAY, AT LINCOLN-
rV-'j:;: ' TON.N. ;;
By JOUN C. TIPTON, Edr and Propr.
hatriedlCto
wwboi in w.esxerD north Carolina. It has a.
ana steadily increasing natron&ra in i.in.
eoln, Gaston; Catawba. deamiAnii. Rhi-Va
Mecklenburg counties. - Advertiatn kk-
Snbseriptlon $lso per annum. , mh-11 tf
BY,E;tP R BSC;
BROWN & RODDICK,
9 North Front St.
We have made the following purchases by Sam
pies, the Goods to arrive by Express on Tuesday
Morning. 1
FOULLAttD S SILKS.
A full line in the following Colors, with-White
Figures-Browns, Blacks, Wines, Dark Greens,
Navy and Mid Blue. Price 75e. These Goods
have not been sold by any house in the country
under $1.00. They are the beat grade in the mar
ket, and warranted NOT TO DBAW.
Col d Silk Velvet Ribbons.
We have made a very large purchase in COL'D
SILK VELVET RIBBONS, and will retail them
at half the market value. The following widths
and prices :
No. 4 69c per piece, or ,7 c per yard.
" 5 70c ' ' or 8 c " ,
" 7-90o " or 10 c
' 8 $1.10 " or 12c
" 12-$125 - or 15 o "
-Colors as follows Navy, Myrtle, Browns, Ar
doise, Garnets, Bronze, Biege. Mode and France.
BUSTLES.
A full line of the LATEST STYLES OF BUS
TLES, made from Hair Cloth, Corallne and Wire.
JUST RECEIVED,
A very large invoice of those fine TORCHON
LACES, at the following prices per dozen lEc,
20c, 25c, 3Cc, 85c, 40c, 45c, EOc, 55c and 63c- They
are without exception the cheapest you have
ever seen A DECIDED BARGAIN.
BROWN & RODDICK,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
BBTTEICK'S CUT-PAPER PATTEMS.
Send 2c stamp for Catalogue. mh29 tf
Raleigh Register.
Early in February as soon as the printers re
ceive the necessary material the publication of
the
RALEIGH REGISTER,
a North Carolina Democratic newspaper, will be
commenced.
The RneisTXB will be printed weekW until the
great political campaign of 1884 begins. It will
then be issued twice a week, or as often as may
be useful or necessary to the Democratic 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 tne application of a
thorough knowledge of how to use them will put
into its thirty-two broad columns all the news,
much good reading, and a complete history of
what is done in North Carolina. Mr. Saxx will
be editor of the Register.
The price of the Rxsistxb will be $2 a year; $1
for six months. Pay for your home paper, and
then remit for the Rjssistkb. Those who remit
$2 to this offioe will receive as
A PREMIUM,
either rolume ordered of "Hale's Industrial Se
ries." Two volumes are now ready:
Ths Woods aitd Tucbxbs or Nobth Cabolerta.
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 State. 1 volume 12mo.
Cloth, 278 pp., $1.25.
INDUSTRIES OF NORTH CAJtOT IHA In THX COAX
aitd Iboit Commas. Emmons'. Kerr's. Laid-
ley's, Wilkes', and the Census Reports; supple
mented by full and accurate sketches of the
nny-six bounties, ana Map or the state,
volume 12mo. Cioh, 425 pp., $1.50.
Address RALEIGH REGISTER,
Jan 19 D&Wtf Raleigh, N. C.
THE LANDMARK.
PUBLISHED AT
STATES VILLE, IREDELL CL N. C,
IS THE
Leading Newspaper in Western North
Carolina,
It IS tbe OTllV Demom-ntta Trr nnhllahaA t.
Iredell County one of the largest and wealthiest
counties in the State and has attained a larger
locai circulation man any paper ever heretofore
puDusnea in tne county.
Its circulation in Alexander, Wilkes, Ashe, ADe-
Katuiy. xwuun, .uhvmj ana ireaeu, is larger wan
that of any two papers In the State combined ; and
is rapiuiy acquiring & strong ioomoia in jrorsytne
Surry, Rowan and western Mecklenburg.
It Is the only paper In Western North Carolina
that employs aKMCLiB Cajtv assess Asxht, and
thus keep constantly before the people. Unaor
wiiB ojowui a mymij umnaatuag Qircniluon IS UtV
rout, iim uie ia w iiiihi,
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM I
ERN NORTH CAROLINA.
Address "LANDMARK, -
8tateeviUa N. t-
The Biblical Recorder
PUBLISHED BY
Edwards, Brongbton & Co.
RALEIGH, N. a
REV. C. T. BAILEY, Editor.
REV. C. S. FABBISS, )
Associates.
CHAS. L. SMITH, )
Organ of Korth Carolina Baptists
In Its 44th Tear.
EVERT BAPTISTSHOULD TAKE IT
As an Advertising Medium Unsurpassed
Only $2.00 Per Tear.
Address - BIBLICAL RECORDER,
deo28tf Raleigh. N. G.
ADVERTISE Uf
Her chant and Farmer,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
MABIONySOUTM CAROLINA
It haa A laraxt and lnMirin.iu.i.u. t .v.
uIi T. O," vuviuauuu Ul uia
neart nf T.hA PkA T.a nynnf .V A -V L Mi.
section of the two States.
JuL v . oesirame medium of communication
Wltn nnt.n t.na Momhonta en Vbmmm .1.1.
seotion, and particularly with those of Marion
aad Marlboro Counties. It is therefore the paper
lor the Business Men of Wilmington.
- D. MoLUCAS,
e5tf Proprietor.
The Harion Star.
F I Ml U nT-TWOT V guiuBlvm nrm, mo mK m
.the Pee Dee section, one of the wealtaiest
w.u iuvn yivnucrum m ura DUUB, Oilers VO COD-
niimiw. w.u it uw.oo.kv , n A.aj21UiaO
of soUing by sample, an exoellent medium of 6om-
mnmoaaon witn a large and tnnuential class of
merchants, mechanlos, planters and naval atora
men. whose patronage is worth solicitation. Ad
vertisements and Business Cards inserted on Ube
Ad 1 J V; THE STAB
"tf : -v Marlon 8.0
tomore money right away than anything elseln ,
nunu. .junuuso wiui uio worxers aoso
tattely sure. At once address TRUE CO, An .
gasta, Maine. , mhSQDAWlv
ADOIGIFEE'S SAW.
-AT-
ra'J p, KATZ'S,
116 Market St.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
THIS WEEK.
BARG-AIN TABLE
WITH DIFFERENT GOODS DAILY
RIBBONS, 2. S. 5, 8c per yard.
SATINS, Spring Shades, tOc per yard.
A few COLORED AND BLACK SILKS lefu
ViRY LOW.
GOOD DRESS GOODS at less thau cost
3 TIDIES from 8c up.
NAINSOOK EDGINGS and INSERTIONS, sail
able for coming season.
MEN'S yTHITE LAUNDBIED SHIRTS, Sflc
MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS, 13c np.
LADIES' VESTS, 2?c np.
AND EVER SO MANY ARTICLES THAT MTST
BE SOLD.
F. RHEIKSTEIX,
mh 82 tf
ASSIGNEE.
Groceries, Proyisions, Totoco, k
1500 B1l8 FL0IJR' gra68.
2Q Bags COFFEE, Eio, Lanyra, Jara,
fJT Boxes D. S. SIDES and'ELUls,
2 J" Smk'd SIDES and SHOtlMEf
2 Firkins BUTIER,
-JQ Tea, Tube and Cases LARD,
pQ Bbls BICE, whole and broken,
5Q Boxes CREAM CHEESE,
2 0 Bbls SUGAR, all grades,
9AA Bbls and Boxes CRACKERS
OUU - and CAKES,
200 Bxes TOBACCO, all grades,
Bbls POTATOES,
50 Bbls TURNIPS,
100 Hhds Cnba and P. E. MOLASSES,
50 Bbls N. O. MOLASSES,
150 Bbls and Half Bbls MACKEREL,
250 21(8 XACKEREL.
00 Boxes SOAP,
Candles, Lye, Potash. Starch, c,
For sale at low figures,
mh 22 It ADRIAN & VOLLEES
IMPORTANT !
A HEW AND VALUABLE DEVICE
A PATENT
TTT J m 4- C3o
FOB THE
CUBE OF HEMORRHOIDS, (Commoaly e&lW
"PILES,") Internal or External, and
PROLAPSUS ANL for Chil
dren or Adults.
HO MEDICINE OB SURGICAL OPERATION
NECESSARY.
I have invented a SIMPLE WATER CLOSET
SEAT, for the cure of the above trouMeson
and painful malady, which I confidently pi
before the public as a
SURE BELIEF AND CUBE !
It has been endorsed by the tesdnwrs
Physicians in North Carolina. Is now being tw
din the Hospitals of New York, FMrifflgg
and Baltimore, and we are satisfied the re
will be satisfactory, as it has never Med a
where. You can write to any of the physiciaa
orprominent eltizens in Edgecombe Co., ,
These Seats will be famished at the f ouoimw
jyALNUT, Polished, $.00i Discount to
CHKBBY, - . 5.00 clclans and to u
POPLAR, - - - 500) Trade. t
Directions for using will accompany escfr
We trouble youwitn no certificates. We ie
the Seat to be its own advertiser. Addrea
LEWIS CHAMBERLAIN Patentee,
rarboro, Edgecombe Co.,
1y 17 DAWt
Easter Cards.
OUR EA8TEB CARDS HAVE VS'
ceived: call and see them. T . ,ptr
newrtook just received. . .fai"e for
DEVOTIONAL BOOKS, all kinds, suIUt ei
mhS9tf 119 Market St
Fine Fish.
O
UB SMACK HAS ARRIVED WITH A
' - ... -11
loft of BLACEFISH and SNAPPERS,
'
be for sale at our Fish Market.
mnKtf ' w.E DAVIS-
Wild Cats Abroad.
SINCE REPEAL OF DEPOSIT LAW THl
Cat Cos. are abroad in the land, bo
LOOK OUT!
FOR TUB M AND INSURE IN TBJ
LiTerpool & -Won & GloUe Ihs- Co.,
which has paid over $34.0W,OC3.00 for la
this country alone. Losses paid WITa
lATTVirn
WWli A
Jno.W.Gtordon & Bow
AGENTS.
mhStf
T.icTitninorRodS. ;
1 FYOTJ WANt QUTET AND BEPOgJrf
th-thunder storm you .S i
.MM
BTAKBOD8.- uur "V",:,,rMtM11"3
mbia Cook Stoves. Also a .fine i
. nii .V, .an them .nd
sene
rah
19 SAS. '
f ' - , v, - it or "Mm-
.we .save jiwi joeiveu m""- -- lot 0i
Columbia 0oo Stoves. Also a fine
AM rv.ll n-nrt OATI1BU1 .Aflt
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