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TVi A WhVI TT ' QO r I 747 Pricea again declined 68 1 lit .11 VCiiI y p Idl . - points, under, the return of good MY DAUGHTER XOUISE. . -.. - .' " -; --y ' ' :-; v'""---In the light of the moon, by the side of the water, My seat on the sand and her seat on my knees, :. ' xAVe watch the bright billows, do I and my daughter, - - -- My sweet littledaughter Louise. We wonder wbat city - tue . patnway of That broadens away to the limitless west, . . " - Leads up to she minds her of some pretty ' story ' 1 And says: "To the" city that mortals love best.' Then I say: "It must lead to the far away citv, -- " Tbe beautiful City of Rest." in the Hffht of the moon, bv the side of the , water, , , Stand two in the shadow of whispering trees, ' J, And one loves my daughter, mybeautiful daughter, - - - , My womanly daughter Louise. She steps to the boat with a touch of his fingers, A nrl suit- n tHa !i a mnnH taf.hwov t.rtov The shallop is lost in the distance, it .-. lingers, ... : "-- . Tt waits, but I know that its cotnins will - prove . ; That it went to the walls of the. wonder ful citv,. . ' :, i .. . mi T ". - . ' r In the light of the moon, Ty the side of the - , water, ", . I wait for her. coming from -over the "- seas, .. ; -' daughter, -To weep for my daughter Louise. ; , The path, as of- old, reaching; out in. its splendor, . has trod;4 x - ' - I kiss the cold burden its billows sur " render, Sweet clay to lie under the pitiful sod; But she rests, at the end of the path, in the ; city, - ' Whose "builder and maker is God." -". Homer Oreenin.Our Continent. weatuer. uotton on tne spot was dull, and on Wednesday: quotations were reduced 1-1 6c. Yesterday there . . . " was some revival or aemana tor ex port. To-day the market was quiet and uncjiangedjmiddling uplands clo sing at 12 l-16c ' HORSFORD'S -ACID PHOSPHATE InjSickness. S. 8. Parker, Wellington, O., says: "While crossing Lake Erie, I gave it to some fellow-passengers who were seasick, and irgave immediate relief. 4- -'' . f SOX. BEN MILL, HI Condition . Greatly Improved . Strong Hopes Entertained of nls Re covery. . Augusta, Ga., June 6. A letter from Euieka : Springs received this morningr states that Hon. Ben Hill is sIqwIv but surely improving His general health is very much imm-oved. His aoDetite and Qigestion are good, and he sleeps well.; The uicers are in oeuer condition ana hopes are entertained of his recovery. strong The unhappy wife who suffers from the petulance and ill humor of a nervous hus band, should name the real cause in her complaint to the court, or remove that ner vousness by . presenting the defendant with Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills, f ALABAMA. V meeting of tbe State Democratic Con ventlon. . By Telegraph to the Horning Star. : Montqomekt, June L At the Demo cratic Convention to-day five hundred dele gates attended. Gen.. L. P. Walker was chosen President. There were nine ballots for Governor without a nomination, and the Convention adjourned to 9 o'clock to morrow moraine:. , The last ballot was E. A. O'Neil. 170; Leroy Brewer, 172; N. H. R. Dawson, 115; J. M. JIcK. Leroy, 127. RENEW YOUR LEASE. There are times in every one's life when energy fails and a miserable feeling comes over them, mistaken for laziness. Danger lurks in these symptoms, as they arise from diseased organs. : Parker's Ginger Tonic will restore perfect Activity to the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, purify the blood and Tenew your lease of health and comfort. Advocate. . LAB OM TItOUBLES. Strike . of -. Iron Moulders In Iowa Seeret meeting of Wall Manufae . turer The Situation In Ohio. - t By Telegraph to the Morning Star. J -; BuELnrGTONr Lv., June 7.-At Murray's iron works, 75 moulders . demand the re employment j of- three : discharged v Union men, and the company will - not comply -with the demand, while the men are equally determined to hold out, and the works are closed. x ; : . Pittsbubg, Pa, June ' 7. The only thing new in the iron situation to-day was a secret meeting of the nail manufacturers of the West.;': The meeting lasted several hours.: The manufacturers, one and all, preserved profound ' silence as to the pro ceedings. ' . - - -. r Cleveland, O.," June 7. The authori ties were forewarned late last night to look for trouble this morning at Newhurg, and had a military force on hand; but the strikers kept entirely quiet and few of them were to be seen around the - works. There has not been even the slightest disturbance' ana more ot .tne men are at work than on any previous day since the strike' begun. The proprietors are hopeful, and confident ot success ana say they have assurances that the strikers are weakening. . v NEW JTttB-K. COMMERCIAL. DAKOTA. at Fort FRUIT ANB VINE GEO WEBS. The ITIeetlns of Their AsocIatlon The Fair to be Held at Greensboro, August 9th and 10th. - 1 " ' Kt ' '.V-1' . .Raleigh News-Observer; r f The second meeting of tlio Fruit and Vine Growers' Association was held on Thursday in the Agricultural Building. The attendance was good, those present being directly interest ed in the business. : Not less than $1,-. 500,000 in capital was represented at the meeting. , - - i On motion, the President appoint-" ed a committee to make arrangements for holding the fair as follows: J.7. VanLindley, D.W. C. Benbow, J. H. Ward, G. L. Anthony, J; S. Rags dale, J. S. Arrafield," J. A. Lineback A constitution and by-laws were adopted, as reported by Messrs. C. B. Rnt Tl T Williamson "n J TT. tt, . . i i .... i I -A full feeling after meals, dyspepsia. jMimss, co.umiut. !',!, heartburn, and general ill health relieved s The present omcers were continued I Dv Brown's Iron Bitters. - t in omce umu me regular meeuug iu Starring Indians Encamped " Slsseton. - . By Telegraph to the Morning Star. o T.-. x rr K AX Capt.' C. E. Bennett, Seventh Infantry, in command at Fort Sisseton,' Dakota, states that' 35 lodges of : Indians are encamped within three miles of the fort.. They are reported to be out of food and their chil dren are crying from hunger. The men express themselves willing to work, and some of them are already emploved in haul ing government stores from Webster, Da kota. Crissy, the agent, sent word by one of the Indian police for these parties to re turn to the agency, but they seemed disin clined to do so. They say that there is no food for them rat "the agency, v Capt Bennett has engaged to'exert all his influ ence to secure food and employment for these creatures, and is awaiting instruc tions from Gen. Terry. - October. : Mr. J. S; Ragsdale said Ithat in a recent trip South he found that fruit ;was carried from "South Florida 400 miles by rail to Savannah, and thence to New York by steamer, I at $1.75 per hundred weight, while the charges from Raleigh to New York were $2.75! per hundred weight, i : ; Professor Kerr said that President Buford had stated that when there was a large fruit crop the rates should be reduced.. I f ; c Messrs. Wharton J. Green, W. C. Kerr, D. W. C. Benbo w, J. A. Line back, B. P; Williamson, C.f B. Root, L. L. Polk, W. C. Stronach, Mont ford McGeheey . J. J . Thomas, J. M. Heck and Judge Thomas Ruffin were appointed a committee to secure are--duction of' freight on the fruit crop. . Judge Ruffin said that in 1866 he paid only 60c. per bushel 'freight on fruit, and in 1877 the ratewas $2. : The secretary, as a matter of inter est, read a telegram from J. S.. West-i brook & Co., of Faison's, stating that they had in the past thirty .days shipped 45,000 quarts of strawber ries, and would ship this season 6,000 crates of peaches; the shipment oi the -latter had already begun. . - .; In answer to inquiries, Mr. Chap-, man, of Manson, stated that Ams den, . Beatrice, . Louise, Rivers and Early. York :" were the best early peaches for shipping. . Mr. Bilyeu,of Ridge way, added Mountain Rose. CoL Wharton J. Green stated that Norton's and Cyiithiana were the '''best varieties of grape . for wine, "and the Champion for shipping. . It ' was reported that Guilford county would ship 60,000 crates of peaches; Fayetteville 75,000 pounds of efapes: Wilson 10.000 crates of . s a i peaches. " Judge Ruffin gave as a ' practical : remedy for pear blight, the following: Mix one pint' of common salt with . four times' its , bulk of ashes, spread around the roots a foot or more from - the tree. 'being careful not to place it in contact. , - , , Prof. Kerr said that to keep speci mens of fruits in a natural, condition glycerine should be used.',". ' ' : COTTON. ! , New'Yprk Commercial,Chronicle. : . New York,- Jane ; 2. The move- r ment of . the crop, as indicated by our telegrams from the -., Sotltno night, is given below. - For the week ""ending this evening (June 2), the total receipts have . reached 15, 950 bales, against 13,981 balesMast week, 20,864 bales the previous week, and 25,8 8 1 bales three weeks since ; making the tota, receipts since the 1 st ' WASHINGTON. , Tbe Tarlfl Commlaslon Trial o. Star : ' Konte Cases i Bepnbllean Caucus. ; By Telegraph to the Morning Star. .. WAsnrsoTOK, June -7. The President to-day sent to the Senate the nominations of members of the Tariff Commission, as telegraphed last night. . ; In the Criminal Court, to-day, M Wil son, counsel for the defence, concluded his opening argument. 1 He was followed by Jar.' times, counsel for van ana Miner, ana he by Mr. Sweeny, for ex-Senator Dorsey. The latter had not concluded when the Court adjourned. . v The Republican caucus to-night was de voted to the consideration of the question of removing some, of .the internal revenue taxes, but there was too great diversity of opinion to permit of any conclusion being reached, . ' -" SOCIETY BELLES. On account of its remarkably delicate and lasting fragrance society belles are land in their praises of Floreston Cologne. . . I FINANCIAL.' - A Member or tne Stock Exckanse Ex v r- polled lor JDlsnonesty. , . New York. June 7. The Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange have ex pelled W. J, Hutchinson, of the firm of Kendy & Hutchinson, on charges brought by John R. Duff, of Boston, of appropri ating about a million dollars belonging to Duff. - ' -. One of Boynton & Ackley's shingle mills, at Grand Haven, Michigan, was burned last night at midnight. Loss$125,000;-partially insured. - ' COTTON MABKBTS. By Telegraph to the Morning Star. . r June 7. Galveston, : quiet at llc net receipts 146 bales; Norfolk, steadier at 115c net receipts . 165 bales: Baltimore, steady at 12c net receipts 2 bales; Bos ton, quiet at 12fc net receipts 505 bales; Philadelphia, steady at 124c net receipts 378 bales; Savannah, very quiet at life net receipts 230 bales; New Orleans, firm at 12c net receipts 372 - bales j Mobile, steady at life net receipts 182 bales ; Mem phis, quiet at. life net receipts 90 bales; Augusta, quiet at llc net receipts : 20 bales;. Charleston, steady at life net re ceipts 86 bales. - ' , - - u Charleston Rlee Market, Jane 5. - Charleston News and Courier. . Rice The very limited supplies of Car olina prevent transactions of moment. . We note a firm market for Carolina kinds. We quotercommon 5f⁣ Fair 6i6fc;Good 6a7c: rnme nominal at liwlic per lb. Carolina rough rice is quoted at $1 $1 20 per bushel for common, $1 30 1 40 for fair to good, and $1 50 and .upward per bushel for prime to choice parcels. : New York Peanut Market. New York Journal of Commerce, June 6. The market has not varied, ruling strong on tne advices from tne South ana tne mo derate stocks at all points. The following are tne Quotations : Hand-picked at Uftftnluc. for new, extra. prime at 8J9c;'XXX at 91c; fair to prime - at -7iS7fc.; fehelled quoted at 55fc. : Spanish shelled at 7i, lie. Quarterly Meetings. Wilmington District, Methodist Episcopal Uhurcn. Soutn 'lnird Koundcin part): Brunswick, at Macedonia, June 10th and 11th. Smithville, at 8 P. M.,1 June 18th. ; " : Whitevillc. June 17th and 18th. Elizabeth, at Union, June 24th and 25th. - K. O. BCKTON, Presiding' Elder. WI LMIN GTO N MAR EE T. , STAR OFFICE, June 1,,6 P. M. SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market opened steady at Scents per gallon, with sales reported of 300 casks at that price.' ROSIN Themarketwas;; quoted dull at $1 65 for Strained, and $1 70 for Good Strained, -with sales reported later of --l. bbls Strained at $1 60 and 1,000 do. Good Strained at $1 65 per bbl. ' TAR Firm at $1 50 per bbl of 280 lbs.', with sales at quotations. : CRUDE TURPENTINE The market was steady at $1 50 for Hard and $2 75 Tor Yellow Dip and Virgin, with sales of to day's receipts at quotations. C r . . : . i COTTON The market was quoted quiet, with no sales to report. The following were the official quotations of the day: ; - t s . . Ordinary..,. '"..T.... . . " 8 15-16 cents fi Good Ordinary...:... 10 5-16- " Low Middling.....,. 11 3-16 " " Middling llf - " " Good Middling...;... 12 . -- 5 ' PEANUTS-Market steady at $1 251 35 for Prime, $1 401 50 for Extra Prime, and 1 551 65 per bushel for Fancy. Shelled peanuts 5c per lb, : : - - STAR OFFICE, June 2. 0. SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market opened dull and declining, with sales of 150 casks at 391 cents per- gallon, closing dull at that figure, f ' ROSIN The market was dulLat II - 60 for. Strained and $1 65 for Good Strained, with small sales of Good Strained reported at quotations, ; TAR Firm at $1 50perbblof 280 lbs,: with sales at quotations. CRUDE TURPENTINE The market was steady at $1 50 for Hard and $2 75 for Yellow Dip and Virgin, with : sales of to day's receipts at quotations, y . COTTON--The market was quoted dull, with no sales to report. The following were the official quotations of the day; - Ordinary . ... .;... ; 8 15-16 cents Tt uood urdmary. . . . . . 1U5-16 Low Middling. . i . . . .11 3-16 Middling ...l ' Good Middling. , . ... . , 12 v ' PEANUTS-Market steady at $1 25 1 35 for Prime, f 1 401 50 for Extra Prime, and- $1 55al 65 per' bushel for Fancy. Shelled peanuts 5c per lb. : STAR OFFICE, June3, 6 P. M , SPIRITS TURPENTINE-4The market opened firm at 39 c per gallon, with, light offerings. : We hear of small sales at quota-, tions. ' " ROSIN The market opened: dull at 60 for Strained and $1 65 for Good Strained, with sales reported of 1,000 bbls Good Strained at $1 62 per bbL Also sales of fine rosins on a basis of $2 25 for Low Pale, $2 50 for Pale, 75 for Extra Pale and $3 12i3 25 for Window Glass. TAR Firm at 1 50 per.bbL of 280 lbs., with sales at quotations,. ., . - , -CRUDE TURPENTINE-The market was quiet at $1 50 for Hard and $2.75 for Yellow Dip and : Virgin, with sales of to day's receipts at quotations. - x COTTON The market was quoted ' dull at the following official quotations: : v : Ordinary. . . . ... . , . . . . 8 15-16 cents lb Good Ordinary. 10 5-16 : i Low Middling........ 11 3-16 " : t Middling llf closing firm at the latter figure, at which most of it changed hands. " ROSIN The market opened firm at $1 55 bid for Strained and$l 60 for Good Strain ed Sales reported of 500 bbls Good Strained at $1 60 per bbl. Fine rosins scarce and wanted on a basis of $2 25 for Low Pale,! $2 50 for; Pale, $2 75 fof Extra Pale and $3 12i3 25 for Window Glass. . , - TAR Firm at 1 65 per bbl of 280 lbs, with sales at -quotations, being an advance of 15 cents on last reports - CRUDE TDRPENTINE--The market was quiet : at. $1 50 for Hard and $2 75 for;Yellow.Dip and. Virgin; with sales of to-day's receipts at quotations. ' - COTTON The market was steady, with small sales at the; following official quota tions : . "v Ordinary 8 15-16 cents fi Good Ordinary. :.. 10 5-16 ' I.OW Middling, 11 8-16 " Middling 11$ , " . -". uwu jxuuuuns. .' La - - PEANUTS-Market steady at $1 25135 for Prime, $1 401 50 for Extra Prime, and 1 55ai "65 per bushel . for Fancy. Shelled peanuts 5c per lb. . ' - COTTON AND NATAL STORES .- OTONTHIiY STATEMENT : : ,: v' ' " RECEIPTS - : For the month of May,' 1882. - Cotton. - SpiirSi. v Bonn. , Tar.' Crude. . 1,498 - 7,620 34,731 4,861 j 5,153 RECEIPTS ' -( --r f For the month of May, 1881, - Cotton. ': Spirits. BosiTK . Tar.'.,. 1,037 6,085 , 26,426 4,527 1 ' EXPORTS For the month of ,May, 1882. - ltmttBot,foreh nrestbafas JONES i TON DOUBLE BEAU WAGOM 5CALE, price fS ; fivLrhk. Bm now and dt mt Olnains. Fend lor tn Book, gnrr tin au'l tnw. - vtiU i Address JONES of Blnghamtoni BInehamton, N. Y. Nw. Torlc Comparative Cotton State i' . meat. , ' ' By Telegraph to the Morning Star. ' l ' . Nkw York, . June 2. The follow ing is the comparative cotton statement for the week endings this date: .-, -r-:-- - t . , . 1882. . 1881. . Net receipts at all United, States porta during the . ' " week 14,696 t 32,406 Total receipts .to this date , . . . 4,528,695 5.518,465 Exports for the week: i. ; 30,175 1 69,962 Total exports to. this date. . . .;. . i . .. . . . .. . 3,219,124 4,120,560 Stock in all United States ; .ports : 448,045 463,018 Stock at. all interior towns. . .I......... . 51,865 . 67,764 Stock in Liverpool.. ... 1,032,000 902.000 American -afloat for- -Great Britain,..:..:. ; 89,000 -145.000 WHOLESALE FBICES. ' -v Our quDtations, It should be onderstood, represent the wholesale prices generally. In TiiiHTig up small orders higher prices have to be charged. - ' - - JLBTICLKS. LTBICXS. BAOGENQ Gunny . .. . . : -' Standard BACON North Carolina, Hams, y b. Shoulders, 9 S . snoic Sides, choice. B) ........ . . Wbstkrn Smokes Hams, V S . Sides, 9 a. u. "Shoulders, fi. ...... Dar Saitkd Sides, S ... Shoulders, V Tb . . . ..... BARBELS Spirits Turpentine, ' Second Hand, each ...... U .; . jNewnew iora,eacn..: : - New City, each... BEESWAX B)... BRICKS Wilmmeton. M xsortnern. ........... u ui 00 00 & 00 & 15 O. - o a 1 85 4 on ST. .. ooo a . '. r 20 . . 7 so en 1m is ji U' 18 ' 13 ii 13 10 Know 5,394 -t 1. " - Cotton. Spirita. Rotin Domestic 3,796 8,211 19,169 : Foreign.." 000 2,460 30,584 Tor. Crude. j That Brown's Iron Bitters , ' will cure the worst case i of dyspepsia. " - 8,891 1,550 ,115 000 ,Total . , 3,796 . 5,671 49,753 . 5,441 115 . EXPORTS ; For the month Of May, 1881, (U. Spirit Boeing Tar.Orude.. Domestic 1,822 2,985 1,881 3,963 109 Foreign.. - 000 1,719 43,408. 2,750 L 000 1,748 2,606 90,19ft 5.386 899 - Total.. 1,822 4.704 45,289 6,713 109 STOCKS "! ' - 'Ashore and Afloat, June 1, 1882.. Ashore. Afloat. Totals. Cotton 1,459 289 Spirits :,. 1,937 ' 669 Rosin : 78,627 11,572 Tar...: 5,136 250 Crude.'. 899 000 1. 1 if , STOCKS . Ashore and Afloat, June 1, 1881. Cotton. Spirits. Rosin.- : Tar.' Crudes, 1,984 - 2,735 : ' 45.370 3,254 r 582. QUOTATIONS. June 1, 1882. n , . : ,40 ' i 1 65 1 70 i 1 50 & 1 50 2 75 - i June 1.1881. Cotton. Spirits. Rosin , Tar. . Crude s torn ' 84 -1 55 1 60 1 90 -125, 2 252 50J EXPORTS FOB THE WEEK. Jadl- Democratic. Convention Tlilrd elalDlatriet. The Democratic Convention . : of the Third Judicial District will meet in the town of Magnolia on Tuesday, the. 27th day of June next, to nominate candidates for Jnd?e and Solicitor. ' The countv con ventions in the several counties of the Dis trict will please attend to the election of delegates accordingly. By direction oi tne Executive committee, lnjlJRtrTZ txrrx.AR, cnairman. Wilmington. N. C, May 27, 1882. Democratic papers of the District please, copy. - . '. uosw April 9th,; New York Stoclt Iflrltet Irregular but . SUsner - IBy Telegranh to the Morning Star.l - 'New Yobk,' June 7, 11 A. M. The stock market opened irregular but in the main per cent. -higher than at yester day's close, the latter for Mobile & Ohio, while Norfolk & "Western preferred was 3, Colorado coal 2, and Indianapolis Bloom ington & Western li per cent, lower. - In. the early trade, although somewhat feverish, the-general list advanced 11 per- cent., Norfolk & Western preferred, and New York Central leading the "upward move-, ment. i. After this the market became weak, and recorded a rapid decline of ili per cent, in which Mobile & Ohio, Northern Pacific preferred, St. Paul, Missouri Pa cific and -Wabash, preferred were the most prominent : At 11 o'clock Mobile i& Ohio recovered 1 per cent. - Should you be a sufferer from dyspepsia. 5 indigestion, malaria, or weakness, you can be cured by Brown's Iron Bitters. : s j t f . . .NEW ORLEANS. ... DIED, DENNIS. In Onslow county! on JOHN F. DENNIS, aged 80 years. PERSONAL ! TO MEN ONLY ! Thb Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Db. Dtx'b Celebrated Eusctbo-Voltaio Belts and Elec tric Aff&ances on trial for thirty days to men (voune or old) who are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kindred troubles, iraaranteeine speedy and complete re storation of health and manly vigor. Add above. N. B. trial is allowed. manly visor. Address as above. N. B. No risk is Incurred, as txurty days' IN THE SACRED NAME OF CHARITY. The many votaries of-fortune throughout the world are lookkicr forward with ea?er eves to the Grand Semi-Annual Distribution of the Louisiana State Lotterr (the 145th). to take dace June 13th next. under the exclusive direction of Gen'ls G. T. Reftrirepard- of La., and Jubal A. Early, of Va.. when over half of a million dollars will be scat tered abioad. Any one wanting to know all about it can learn by applying to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. The woild-famed Charity Hos pital receives in instalments a million ox ttoiiara from the Louisiana State Lottery. Duel i Between . Editors Five .. Snots Exchanged One 0f tbe Parties Snot Throuzh both Tbigbs. - New Orleans',-: "June7. A duel' was fought this morning at the Slaughter House, between Maj. E. A. Burke, of the Times Democrat, and C. H. Parker, editor of the Picayune: Pistols were used and five shots f xchanged. At the fifth shot Burke was shot through both thighs, though no bone was broken and his wound is . not consid ered dangerous. - . Lydia E. Pinkham's great Laboratory, Lynn, Mass., is turning out millions of. packages of her: celebrated - Compound, which are being sent to the four winds, and actually find their way to all lands un der the sun and to the: remotest confines of modern civilization. ' , t , r . -t ;texas. " "MOnrPTRS MOTHERS ! MOTHERS ! Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excru ciating pain of cutting teeth 1 If so. go at once and get a bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH- TKa svrttp Tt. will relieve the poor little suf ferer immediately depend upon It : there is no mistake about it. There is not a mother on earth who has ever used It who wui not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels and give rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, rmantttn? litfi mftfiio. It is perfectly safe to nse in all cases.-and pleasant to the taste, and Is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female Dhvsicians and nurses in the United States. : Sold. Everywhere. 1 25 cents-a bottle J- HOME QUESTIONS. 1: -I TO THE SICK AND DEBILITATED. Is tt worth while to endure penal torture every night from wakefulness, inability to sleep, ner TriiiH nrnstrat.ion. &a.. when von can be immedi ately relieved and permanently cured by so agree able a remeay as " SAMARITAN NERVINE. - - r Does it pay-to be compelled, by debility and lotiimnr. tn abandon active business when brain. nerve and muscle can be braced up and the whole system can be restored to a healthy condition by a course oi . . . SAMARITAN NERVINE. Vmi nervous dvRDentlcs. whv approach the din ner table daily with a positive disgust for all that la navnrv and delicious, when a vigorous appetite for even the plainest food is created by the use of '. : . SAMARITAN NERVINE. Is it wise to live in this bright world as though it were a dungeon, constantly miserable and dis contented, when the worst case of epilepsy, ner- Terrlble Powder Explosion In a Tun ' nell Tnreei Men Killed and Plve Wounded. - . Ntcw York. June 7.-A San AntonioTTex.) 6f September, 1881, 4,556,889 bales, 'dispatch says a terrible explosion occurred against 5,565,042 bales for the same J yesterday, m Tnnnell No. 1, on the G. T. & period of 1880-81, showing a decrease since September 1 1881 j of 1,008,153 bales. ' 1 ' 1 ;. The exports for "the week ending this evening reach' a total of 30,840 -bales, of which 20,575 were to-Great Britain, 198 : to France, and 8,967 to the rest of the Continent,while the stocks as made up . this -evening are now 443,045 bales. t; Railwflv extension. Two hundred ancL fifty kegs of blasting powder were ignited by the workmen on the east end of the ex tension, and the workmen on the. west end were at once overwhelmed with earth, rocks and " trees.' Three -were killed and five wounded, r,r, , . - . - - The Republicans of Beaufort, Pamlico and1 Hyde -indorse Graudy for Judge, Bespass for Congress and Walter Pool for Solicitor." " ' r - ; ' vousness or hypochondria is cured in ninety days bvsucn a pleasant ana .wnoiesome an exnuer- antas - , . v SAMARITAN NERVINE. "" Can it be nossible that any person of a nervous temperament will run the risk of apoplexy or paralysis when ne can tone anaTeguiate ine nervous centres witn . , ?. . : . ' SAMARITAN NERVINE. - Is it not a species of moral insanity for any merchant, mechanic, farmer or traveler to be without the best known antidote against disesse,. . SAMARITAN NERVINE. , Cnnfftderins the harrassing and depressing na- nrei of the functional deraneements to which woman is subject, is it not astonisnmg xnai any invalid of the feebler sex should hesitate to seek the certain relief afforded in sacn cases oy tne general operation oi - - SAMARITAN NERVINE. These are Questions of deeper interest than any of the political dogmas: of the day, -; and those whom they; concern are invited to give them something more than a passing tnougnc. ,;. Good Middling......; 12 PEANUTS-Market steady at $1 251 for Prime, 1 401 50 for Extra- Prim. and $1 551 65 per bushel for : Fancy. Shelled peanuts 5c per S. - -. ; STAR OFFICE. June 5, 6 P. M. I SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market opened firm at 40 cents per gallon bid, with sales reported later of 300 casks at 40 cents, closing firm at that figure. l "-. ROSIN The market opened firm at $1 57f for Strained and $1 62 for Good Strained, with sales as offered. Also sales of 100 bbls fine rosins; on a basis of $2 25 for Low Pale, $2 50 for Pale, $3 75 for Extra Pale and $3 12i3 25 for Window Glass. - ' . - - TAR Firm at $1 50 per bbl of 280 lbs, with sales at quotations. : CRUDE TURPENTINE The market was quiet at $1 50 for Hard and $2 75 for Yellow Dip and Virgin, with - sales of to-day's receipts at quotations. COTTON The market was quoted dull, with small sales at the following official quotations: ' Ordinary; .. ; ; . . . . . . - 8 15-16 cents lb ttooa uramary. . . 10 5-18 Low Middling. . ...... 11 3-16 Middling.,: , 11 Good Middling 12 - PEANUTS-Market steady at $ 1 251 35 for Prime, $1 401 50 for- Extra Prime, and $1 551 65 per bushel, for Fancy, Shelled peanuts 5c per Tb ' - " . STAR OFFICE, June 6, 6 P. M. SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market opened firm and excited at 41 .cents per gallon bid, with . sales later ' at prices ranging from 41 to 42 , eents, of which about 300 casks changed . hands ut 42 and some 25 do at 42c, closing Arafat the lat ;ter figure. - ' r ROSLN The .market opened, dull : at $1 5? for Strained and $1 60 for Good Strained; dosing' at $1 551 60, at which prices small sales were . reported, closing quiet and steady. ' Also sales of fine rosins ona basis of $2 25 for Low -Paler, $2 50 for Pale, 75 for Extra Pale and $3 12 3 25 for Window Glass, TAR-rFirm at $1-50 -per bbl of - 280 lbs., with sales at quotations. ' j i: CRUDE TURPENTINE The market was quiet at $1 50 for Hard and $2 75 for Yellow: Dip and Virgin, with sales of to-day's receipts at quotations, v i-- COTTON The market was . quoted steady, with small sales at the"following official' quotations ; Ordinary. . . .' -.1 8 15-16 ccnls lb ttood urainary....... iu, s-ie Low Middling.. 11 316""' Middling.'... .Y llf " Good Mlddlinp- 12. - V1' PEANUTS-rMarket steady at; $1 125 1 35 for "Prime; $1 401 50 for Extra Prime and ' $1 551 65 per bushelfor iFancy. " Shelled peanuts 5c per lb. STAR OFFICE, June 7, 6 P. M. SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market opened .firm at 41 cents per gallon bid. with sales later of 800 casks at 4242 cts, COASTWISE. New York Steamship Regulator 292 bales cotton, 2,458 bbls rosin, 660 do tar, 60 do spirits turpt, 6a tcs rice, 43 bags meal,;. 33 pkgs mdse, 43,431 feet lumber. Philadelphia SchrL Sturdevant 97,- 576 shingles, 25 bbls pitch. - r ..., j Boston Schr Carrie Bell 251,290 feet Smnber. . -- - - FOREIGN. - ; IPatsandu, Ukuqttat, S A Ger brig -Kronprinz von Preussen 169,837 feet lumber. .","' BfiiBasTOWN, W I Br schr Kate Carle- ton 209,000 feet lumber, 26,700 cypress shingles. ' - ... . Peknambuco Br " barque . Traveller 193,991 feet P P lumber. Hamburg Nor barque- Solgran 1,840 bbls rosin, 800 casks spirits turpentine. New York Nawai stores New York Journal of Commerce. . SDirits turtentine There is a trifle stronger market on a steady demand from consumers, and advices ,of better London and Wilmington markets.' Sales of 50 bbls in merchantable order on dock at 42c,and 100 bbls at 43c,closing at 43c. Rosin The market has not shown marked change for. the day in the medium and -fine-grades; there are only femall sales ; the strained lots are offered easier; sales are -500 bbls good strained at $2 20 per bbL The quotations are as follows: Rosin Strained at $2 20 3i2 25 7 for - common t and good; No. 2, E F at - $2 852 50; ; Nor: 1;- G: H at 22 60Oi2 70: good No.- I I at $2 80O" a S5;low pale.Kat $3 0U;paieJH.at$3 it 3 extra pale JN at 3 7i3 ou ; win dow glass W at $4 004 25. Tar quoted at $3 00. Pitch quoted at $2 35. ; $1500 per year can 'be easily made at home working for E. 6. Bideout & Co., 10 Barolay St, New York. 1 Send for their catalogue and full particulars.1 , ' L1. octZJWly MARINE. - -;; , V ARRIVED. , . Schr Snow Storm, Morse, Little River, S C, naval stores to W 1 Gore & Son. v. tsenr Mary wneeier,- iseii, vaiaDasn, nival stores to D L Gore. r-:"- - m-v Schr Sarah. Reynolds. Lock woods Folly, Baval stores to D LGore. ; i . . i- , Schr Sallie Bistell, McGrati. Charleston,, 8 C; cargo guauo to C E Smith. f - ? jNor barque Jma. 334 tons, jjieusen, Liverpool, salt to C P Mebane. - ' '' i ; Schr Stonewall, i Hill, New River, naval stores to Hall & Pears alL Schr Williams. Moore Shallotte, naval stores to A Martin. ; Schr Ray. Dennis, New River, naval stores to Hall & PearsalL Schr Alice' sHeam. 347 tons.! PennewelL New York, Geo Harriss & Co. ; Schr Albert Mason, Mason; - New York. Geo Harriss & Co; with car wheels to W, C &ARR. - r ' "- - CLEARED. - . - -I -Schr Snow. Storm, Morse, Little River, S C; W I Gore & Son. Schr Mary w neeier, JtieiK uaiabasn, u u Gore. . 1 ' - - Schr Sarah, Reynolds, Lockwood's Folly, D L Gore. , , ' f 'Ger brig Kronpnnz von Preussen, Klein; Paysandu, Uruguay, S A, E Peschau & Westermann. - - . - - Steamship- Regulator, Doanc, New York,' TJSBoncv- - - iv Br i schr ' Kate Carleton, Thorndike, Bridgetown,' Barbadoes, ;W I, Northrop & Cumming; vessel by E G Barker & Co. ; ' : - Schr L Sturdevant, Tolson Philadelphia, A Y Wilson; vessel by Geo Harriss & Co. T Br barque Traveller, Passehl, -' Pernam buco, Brazil, E Kidder & Sons. a Schr Stonewall, Hill, New- River, Hall & FearsalL ' : Schr William, Moore Shallotte,: A. Mar-.' 5 Schr Ray, Dennis, New River,- Hall & Pearsall. , A Schr Carrie Bell, Seavey, Boston, cargo by A Y; Wilson vessel by E G Barker & Co. . Nor barque Solgran, Colbensen,, Ham burg; Paterson, Downing & Co.- r -i "it Will insure a hearty appetite i 'i a and increased digestion.- .: Cures general debility, and : v ' gives a new lease of life, ilDj-nck-r a;rvous 'depression -d . -w 'spirits. I. .1 Restftros an exhausted nurs- j , ing mother to full strength 1 v, ' and gives abundant- sus- - tenance for her child. - f f' :-1 Strcngthir.Kthemusclesand f ' ' nerves(enrichcs the blood. - .1 ' Overcomes veakness, wake-' . fulness, and lack of energy i Keeps cfT all chills, fevers, fK and other malarial poison. Will infuse with new life;! j," . , tlv weakest - invalid: - : 4 - 1 - i 1 - 37 TKalier ts ; Exlticiore, Dec i38i. .j . i l Kir su ytan 1 have been a great !. uficTtr friim Blood Disease, Dys- "i :. - .' pL-psia.ai'dConstipatjon.andbecaine i : so debilitated that 1 could notretain - i ; i anytliing on my stomach, in xct, ... life hau almost become a burden. ( , Finally, when hope had almost left : " - me, my hiKhand seeing Browk's ' -' Iron Ej-rraRS advertised in the i . aper, induced me to give it a trial, i am - now taking the third bottle -. .. snd have not felt so well in six : years r.s I 1j r.t the present time. - i Mrs. X. F. G rutin. Brown's Iron Bitters . .' vvill have :a better" tonic -; effect upon any one who needs "bracing up" than ! any medicine made. r. - BUTTER North Carolina, 9 B - jNorxnem, v CANDLES 9 U Sperm.... ..v v ? Tallow ,....w..t,....... Adamantine-................ CHEESE 9 B Northern Fact'y Dairy, Cream.. 'State ..i.:.;..:.s.x..:..j.; COFFEE I Java - lAgnyra " Eio .'. CORN HEAL $ bosh., in saoks, - VinrinihMeal.... COTTON TD33Tbundle...L..: DOMESTICS-Sheettaft, 4A, 9 yd Yarns, 9 hunch............ EOOS 9 dozen. ...;;.: . . . FISH Mackerel, No. 1, 9 bbl . . i Mackerel, No. 1, 9 naif bbl: " Mackerel, No. 2, 9 bbl........ " Mackerel, No. 2, 9 half bbL. Mackerel, No. 8, 9 bbt. . . Mullets, 9 bbl ......... 'i.,:.- . Mullets Pork bbls.'.. .'.''j-..,. N. C. Roe Herring, 9 keg...: Dry Cod, 9 B j-.-. FERTILIZERS 9 2,009 pounds, Peruvian Guano, No. 1. i.... " - -c" No.8..... , : " " Lobos...... i Baueh's Phosphate. , : Carolina Fertilizer. ; Ground Bone . . . . . r Bone MeaL ......... Bone Flour... ....... " Navassa Guano .1 . . . . ... . Complete Manure. ...... i.. wnann's inoephate 1 90 2 00 l flo 23 9 60 14 00 ' ft.r 85 ii . 28 - 14 U 1 10 ' 1 17X & .ITS a no ooiKa is ; 18 00 80 00 10 00 s & 10 00 & Sfid & 9 00 8 60 " - 8 5 4 00 -8- " & & & 20 r 25 18 ..- im '.V-.18. 14 ' 15 10 18 18 10 1 08 1 15 1 60 7 100 8 50 9 60 : 5 00 860 8 00 700 8 00 ,6 67 60 88 00 00 00 00 00 ... 00 00 ... 00 00 ..; 40 oo 00 00 iDhate.....i w uu Wando Phoarhats.. ........ 00 00 Bereer & Butz's PhosDhate.. 00 00 Excellenza Cotton Fertilizer, 65 00 0 00. o ou 6 50 -7 75 8 00 . 00 00 11 mm FLOUR bbl Fine Northern Super..... , Extra..... Family.... city Mins jfixtra. . i . . .. , " Family... .j..... ,-. Extra Family .... GLUEHP B). . . . . . . ... ... .v. . . i GRAIN 9 bushe). Corn, from store, bags, white corn, cargo, in ouik, i -;. Corn, cargo, in bags, t " 'k - Corn, cargo, Mixed, in bags, : Oats, from store. ... Cow Peas . HIDES 9 B Green............ Dry HAY 9 100 lbs Eastern. . A . Western....;.,........;. North River... . j.... .. HOOP IRON Ton.... LARD 9 Northern. . . North Carolina. LIME 9 barrel. .......... J . . . . .- LUMBER Citv Sawed M ft. Ship Stuff, resawed... 18 00 ' Rough Edge Plank. . . . i . . 15 00 - west lnaia cargoes, accord-- - :4ngto quality j. ...... 18 00 Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. 18 00 Scantling and Boards, com'n 12 00 MOLASSES irallon. - : New Crop Cuba, in bids..., .. , : ' , . in bbls...... Porto Rico, in bids. . . in bbls Sugar House, in hhds. t. . . .. . " inb.bls..,. Svran. In bbls . -. . . ... . NAILS 9 Keg-rCut, lOd basis.. oms w gaiion kerosene. r Lard.?.......i;........u...... Linseed. ., . i . ...... . . j . . . . ROSin. . -s . : : .. .. . . . . .. . Tar. . 68 50 87 00 51 00 60 00 45 ) Off 00 00 i 40 00 45 00 67 00 45 00 67 00 70 00 70 00 60 00 60 00 5 W 6 00 7 60 10 09 : 6 I 7 00 7 50 IS 1 03 94 70 1 75 4 10 1 25 1 20 1 00 80 00 - 12 GO 1 10 1 10 1 00 1 08 95 1 if 1 80 1 25 1 15 85 00 ; 14 1 59 20 00 : : 10 00 18 00 - 28 00 15 00 Deck and Spar POULTRY Chickens, live, grown 00 . 43 00 00 00 00 40 0 00 11 110 90 15 00 00 83 - 20 75 1 80 60 4 Off 57 00 16 00 .17 00 41 : 45 45 48 29 52 80 8 75 13 1 60 18 : 20 23 35 - SO 1 25 1 70 75 4 25 - 23 C 17 OU 18 00 ap 25 DAWly lw 2dp Lynch School, . ' i HIGH POINT, GUILFORD COUNTY,. N. C. i Itxr WM. BINGHAM LYNCH, i - -Rev. J.B. RICHARDSON. -Fall Session opens-July 17th. 1882. 1 ..' For terms address ' ' 1e 6 Doaw&W4t tu j MAJ. W.B. LYNCH.- Tk 6 JESSE JAMES n Complete life of these Bold ulchwar Je9W4t Also of the TouBser Rrotherm, and otber bold outlaws of -the border, folly Hlna trmted. Over 600 pages. Send Forty for FOBSHSK MM , t:inncinium, uaia. Call early nd secure Wsupplyof the OLD AND RELIABLE ( Uli. Sz7 JrC AMMONIATED GTTAN"0'! , , j. Manufactured by " j I IiOKENTZ & R.ITTLJ3K, : r f ' ',. BALTIMORE, MB., ' ' ; :'- S .I--'1'"-.: '-P X r - f And for sale by Spring... Turkeys ,.. PEANUTS 9 bushel..-..; POTATOES bushel Sweet ; Irish, per bbl. a.:-. PORK-HP bbLMSty Mess...", ., Prime ...... ... .. .... . Rumo . BICE Carolina, lb. ...... r 46 8 Rough, 9 bushel..... ....... 95 ' 1 15 itAH w to country.'.'......... City ....... . ....v.. : ROPE 9 B-..v... ......... SALT 9 sack Alum . Liverpool,i....-...-...i..i.... Lisbon. ........ v . . . ... r- American... . : . .:. .-. . .. . SUGAR B Cuba. . . Porto Rico.. P- A Coffee ....i.............. - B - C ,"BxO-.,'. -. Crushed..... "SOAP 9 lb Northern......... SHINGLES $ M Contract Common ................. '.- Cvtiresft Sane. .. .-' Cypress Hearts, 0 00 STAVES P M W. O. BarreL. .. 12 00 R.O. Hogshead............ ... 00 00 TALLOW 9 . ... ... , 5 TIMBER-H M feet Shipping. . 12 00 - Fine Bhlppbuf.... 14 00 - Extra do Mill Prime... - , MiUFair '. Common Mfll."". ..v. . i; v.. - Inferior to Ordinary . . .. . . WHISKEY gallon Northern North Carolina . . . . WOOL lb Washed . ; . : . . ... Linwasnea. . . . (. . . -. . . i Burrv. -. . . .. i. . . ... .. . . ; miiUXINCSTON fflONEIJIARKET. 1 146 . 22 00 75 00 . 85 00 00 00 75. " 0 ,00 .0 '00 . 0 :'10 9? 10 8 9 9 - 9J4 -10&& 11 5 - 6)4 5 00- 7 00 2 00 8 60 4 50 5 00 7 60 18 00 Iff 00" ' - 18 00 15 25 13 CO 14 00 7 00 800 6 00 6 60. 4 00 500. 0 00- 4 Off 1 00 5 00 . 1 00 2 50 25 20 . 20 23 10 15- I feb 24W3m 'J' FA. NEWBURY, ; Sole Agent' . -. for Wilmington, N. C. THE DAILY STAR. OLDESTJD AILY PAPER.IN i!-icir,f, NORTH CAROLINA! - i -i Bxchange (sijtbt) on New York.. . ... ..K discount, . Baltimore - . . ..... sucvuu ........... " ' Philadelphia.... . . : western cities. EChange, 80 days, 1 9 cent. k of New Hanover Stock..;. . . ...... First National Bank Stock. . .' .". . Navassa Guano Company Stock. ... ...... North Carolina Bonds Old Ex-Coupons . . - funamg, ieoo r Funding, 1868...;. " ' - New 4s - " . - Special Taxi - ' r toN. C. KaUroad 93- I W. A W. R. B. Bonds, 7 tfc. (Gold Interest)i 118 -? Carolina Central K. xc Bonas.e wc. ..... . va - Wilmington, -Col. St Augusta R. R. Bonds ... 106 i Wilmington Citr Bonds, (New) 6 9c. ... . . . . . 100 .P . 80 109- . i Wew Hanover Comity Bonds. 6 c. ......... 97j j Wilmington a weidon a. K. Btocr.. ........ loo ; North Carolina R. R. Stock............ ;. .l 80 . j Wilmington Gas-Light Company Stock. . . - 69' .;. Wilmington cotton mun estocx. iuu 107 ' 75 140 82 12 ' 12 88 4 C. 31. STXDXAS.. Isaac Batis...... S.-D. Wallacx... ........ tTsineit ...Vice PresidcEt ......Caehur , 8TAR, FIEST-CASS DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER, published at tbe. following low ;f ; U BATXS OF StTBSCKIPTIOWt Bani of He7 Hanover. CAPITAL PAH) IU - - . $350,000 AUTHORIZED CAPITAL-$1,000,000 One Year, postage, paid,......,., , . , Six Months, " .... ..... Three -." One- M ; - if,'--.-.'---. ".- AXh .4 ,$7 09- 4 ou i t 00 ! .75 DIRECTORS: ! THE DAIIiY- STARl . " - . - t i Contains fall Reports of the Wilmington Mar kets, Telegraphic Reports of tbe Northern v I and European Markets, and tbe Latest - X - ' , - , : General JTews, by.Telegrapb and . '--f. Mail, from all parts of tbe ' - ' World.., . - . - - W.I. Gore, " '. G. W. Williams, of Wll Uams & Murchison .' 1 1 Hon. R. Ii. Bridgets, Pre W.&W.R.R. H. Vollers, of Adrian & Vollers. - Jno. W. Atkinson, . ; Isaac Bates, . C. M. Stcdman F. Rheinstein, of Aaron & Rheinstein, - . C.M.8tedman, - -, - Jas. A. Leakof Wd': boro. E. B. Borden, off Golds- - boro. N. O. - D.Mcae. - President. E. B. BOKDEJJ, - President.-, UUllUSUUlU Did. I DIRECTORS: E. B. Borden, W. T. . Faircloth," B, Edmundson,Hernun Weill, uu. 10 pV R. P. Hoviu bllt Cashier. - W. F. Kornegsy: J. A.LzAX,jr r ; Cashier. , . Largest 0AILYX1RCULAT10N inthe STATt rreeiacni. - it uU DIRECTORS: - WM." H. BERNARD, . Bnraon & Piopbizyob, " rf ' - WUmin ton,N."C. Issues Certiflcates of Deposit bearing interest, ' Is authorized by Charter to receive on deposit moneys held is trust by Executors, Administrators, GuardinB, Ac, ic, fcc. ....... . . . ., v . Strict attention given to (he orders and reoaesu of our country mends by mail or otherwise, . novlft-wtf-' -. ,,- - . . '