North Carolina Newspapers

t. . .i ET'O A TH) LV , aunday Services. t- r.J;;p in tie varous churches of tVlay a3 follows:' ''- TJof "hr1 on T)oMr lw1 aw.n ' Water streets. Rev. J. L. chaplain, hervices at 11 a. m. Thomas' Catholic Bock street, 1 i 1 ..-.(in..' i i - seeonu auu t mru sircet. Services at -7 and 10 a. m. at 1 p. m. Sunday School at ?'V,nt.HtrePt M. E. (South), corner l1' Republican, Henry Brewington, ' i 11' 1 A T r t 1 3 j front aim ainui airceis, rwev. J. f.nn pastor, Service every Sab- Vit 11 a. M.and 7 J p. m. Sabbath 4 at 3 p.m., ; -jv . ; y "first Baptist, corner of Market and fftb streets, lie v. James 15. iaylor Sr.rV1PS at 11 A. sr. mid 71 t USiur. -" : "2 iunu",' -a . "11 1. - .1 1 ford s (sapper wm ue auininisierea ai- tf-r the rooming sermon. fifth street jiexnoaisx, outn), natpd on r lttn, between i un and Clutch streets, Rev., J. M. Rhodes pastor. ni'nia-s.i, n a. m. aim r. First rreEbytcrian, corner 1 turd and )nin"-e streets, Rev. Jos. R. Vilson j: p.; pastor. Services every Sabbath ntlll a. m. and '7a-p. M. Sabbath School, exf rcises at-1 o clOCK p. m. " . I Ft. Paul s. (hpiscopaI), corner of Ffpirt'h and Oran streets. Services at n I a. M.and p.m. liev. JL. 31. Am- ,kr rector, beats tree. i. Ht; John's, corner of Third and Red ('rnss street, Jrtev. lieorgc 1'atterson- ivf;tor. Morning Frayer at 11 o clock ; Kvoning rrayer, 5 o clock., feunday. School at 4. " ' t. Paul's TtiVang. Lutheran, corner of ifixth and Market streets, Rev. G. D. Htrnhcim pastor. German . Service , at 1 1 a. m.; English service at 7 p. m. h-qnday BcIiomI at 2 i ' m. Christian Association at 24 p. M; y. James', corner of Market and Tliird streets, Rev. Dr. A. A. Watson rector. Morning Praver at 11 o'clock. FA rening Prayer at 5 o'clock. Sunday School at 4 r. m . vSccond Presbyterian, corner . of Fourth and Campbell streets, Rev. C. M. Payne pastor. Services at 11 a. y. and 7j p. v. Sabbath School and Bible Class at 4 p. m. Seats.free. Second; Baptist, on 6th between Church and Castle streets. Services' at 11 a. m. and 8 i m. First Congregational. Services ever ry Sunday in Academy Hall, corner of Seventh and Nun streets, at 11 a. m. .1 C) . Ci 1 i-i -l a . n. Him o r. a. - aunaav cnooi at :s p. v Hervices at St Mark's (colored) Episl Yesterday morning a horse, blind in one eye, and a cart belonging to a col ored man named Henry Robinson, was left standing at the foot of Princess street, very near the dock. Seeing some nice bales of straw close at hand lie began to eat, with7 the back of the cart close to the dock. The owner of the straw feeing the horse quietly eat ing'it,' waved his hand at him to make him desist. - The animal, however, backed down to the water and before he could be stopped "went overboard, cart and all, in to the water, which was luckily, only up to his knees, and it was with considerable trouble thai,, he Was rescued. ' . . ) Value of One Vote. . Marcus Morton was elected by ' one vote Governor of Massachusetts;" S. S. Cox was beaten in ' the county Jay one vote, but gained it in the city of Co lumbus; arid Andrew J ackson was elect ed Major General of Tennessee militiac by 6he vote, apd thus ; in . tirne became 1 resident; and, some years before the war, one of our town commissioners was elected by the casting vote of the town treasurer, and so was in the line of safe precedents and continued in place for several terms. . i Naturalization. At the Superior Court on Friday the following persons were naturalized: Albert Wcssell, Wm. E. Hil), Har ry Hill, John Frederick, A. D. Brown, Chas. Wcssell. E. W. Doscher. Jacob Koschc, Ilarman II: F. Martens, John Padley, Joseph F. Powers, Vm. Bar ft, Daniel Quinliveu, John Crowley, Thos. Harrisonv J. J W. Dules, Peter Henry Von Kemper, Thomas Quin livan, Isaac Hofflin. ' ) Radicals aiU Things. "VVc understand that Gfen. Allen'Ruther. ford withdraws as an 'independent Re publican Candidate tor the State Sen ate. . The Rads now sing;: f 'Once Wore to the breach(dear friend," and Bill grins, as he stands like the tol -osses of Roads, between the up per heavens and the duB blank earth. Jnpiter was ne'er his equal. Almost a Casualty. The night porter of Mr.Bonitjfs re's- nrnnt nnd WSn om.u taurant and boarding house at Golds- 4 uurowmic passing by the railroad track on Friduy night as a train came in was just in time to snatch the brother of Maj. W. A. Smith from the jaws of instant death. The man was Ivincr .nn the track and the engine was in a foot or two of him. 1. - v The Boy Politicians. The boys will hold a meeting at the Third Ward grand stand; on Fifth, be tween Chesnut and - Mulberry streets, yenmg at eight o'clock, at ,iuw paster uappier, the youth- .Hwrauc; orator, vwiu. deliver a fpeech which our voting citizens should hear. Thew Vas;no6essi6n pf the Mayor's Court yesterday r; ; . roDai. corner M Wivth and Mn hpmr I -r "6uv itiacui, uku iiu xiunt:t man euuum voic Streets. Morning prayer at 11 o'clock; &ont ??con?rt ttre,ert3' P?ursT r him: Vote for the amendments." 2 evemn? Wavpr tit fi nVl From 6 A. M. to 10 A, M. and from 4 o ' . :m. j r. M. to of r. M. on Monday, lues-1 TOTE FOR TOE CON Horse. Overboard. uy, euueSuayanu caiuraay, ana TIONAL AMENDMENTS.EVE WILMINGTON, NORTH IMPORTANT INFORMATION. Places of Registration. Registrars. FIRST .WARD. Upper Divisiqx Registrar Chs. H.Thomas, colored. - . Inspectors Democratic.Sl. M. John- son and . Rpnnhi; Henry Brewington and Wm. Phinney, both colored. ' i 'Supervisors Democratic, John I). wiurcu. 1 lace of registration Tuckers store, on the corner of Fourth and Har nett streets. kHours from 7-to 8 o'clock a. m. and l2 to 2 p. m. .uower division Registrar A. A. Dudley,colored. , Inspectors Democratic, V. D. Mahn and Jno.H. Strauss; Republican, iamesneaton and George Kobmson. . bupervisors Democratic, R.C Or- rell; Republican, John H. Brown, col ored. Place of registration A. A. Dud-' ley s store, on Fourth , street, be tween Brunswick and B,laden streets. Hours There are no particular hours, as the store is open all day, and per-' sons can register at ativ timo: agister at any C3 J - SECOND WARD. Registrar -Geo. Berden. colorwl. Inspectors Democratic, W.M.Han- Kinaana Marcus Jiear.Kepubhban,Geo. ii. Jackson and Jos. li. Neff. . Supervisors Democratic, H. C. Brock; Republican, Stacy . VanAm1 ringe. ; ' Place of registration Register of ueea s omce. Hours from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 2 to 5 p. m. THIRD WARD. Registrar Allen Evans, col. Inspectors Democratic, James B. Huggins and J. IT. Allen;' Republican, Alex. Hostler, colored, and John Har grave. Supervisors Democratic, James W. King; Republican, A. JJ. Morris Place of Registration Giblein Lodge, on Princess; between Seventh and Eighth streets. Hours 8 A. M. to 10 A. M., and from 12 M. to 2 P. M. f FOURTH WARD. Registrar W. H. Spicer, colored. Inspectors Democratic, Wiley H. Cornish and W. H. M. Koch ; Repnb can, James K. Cutlar and W. H. Banks. .. A ' Supervisors Democratic, C. W. Oldham ; Republican, S. D. Potts. Plai,e .of Registration The Cape from 8 A. M. to 3 P. M. on Thursday and Friday. IPTH WARD. Registrar Anthony Howe. Jr. col. Inspectors Democratic, Wm. Mayo andWm. Riddle; Republican, W. A. Jordan and Henry Penny. Supervisors Democratic, E. G. Bar nitz; 'Republican, Anthony Howe, colored. Place of Registration On Third, between Castle and Queen. Hours From 9 A. M. to 12 M. and from 2 P. M. to 4 P: M.' ; on Saturdays from A. M. to 10 A. M. and from 4 P. M. o 7 P. M. . ,; 1 The Harbor Improvement. Proposals for making contracts to' do certain work on the harbor of this port have been printed. A copy can be seen at the omce of the Chamber of Com merce with the Secretary. It seems that the only portion -of the work for which proposals were in cited consists in dumping stone upon the apron and its extension. v . : ? .it Tilden and Vance Guards. Thk organization, composed of young men who cannot vote, has been of great service during the campaign. They have attended all the public meetings and borne 'transparencies and torches, and added much to the attractiveness of our political gatherings. Register Monday. To-morrow is the-'last day of regis tration. Every Democrat ought to be registered. 'No man pan vote who shall not be registered by the closing of the registration books Monday. Register if you iave not registered. jOld voters, see if your names are on the books for this year. 0 Fifth Ward Democratic Meeting. There will be a meeting of the Fifth Ward Democratic Club at their flag pole at the Oaks on to-morrow (Mon day) night. ' A fall attendance is re quested; as several prominent speakers will address the assembly. - - - The Weather To-Day. The telegrams from theWashington signal bureau received last night, in- 9Ca tlW Vtl7 cloudy weather tc-day, with stationary or higher tem- perature. ' Good Templars. ; Theodore N.Ramsev. G. W. C.T.. will lecture in this city and at Smith- ville sometime during this month. The editors of the Raleigh Observer request their brethren of the Press in North Carolina to extend them the courtesy of exchangei from and after tUs ote at RaleigmHM 7 ; Rpmpmhflr thft- tnAP.tincp 'nf tbn Afni. I nne Temperance Society Monday night, at o'clock, at the Seaman's BctheL j r.' VOTE FOR' TII CONSTITU TIONAL AMENDMENTS, EVERY DEMOCRAT AND EVERY RE FLECTING REPUBLICAN W 1 CAROLINA, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, TOTE FOR THE CONSTITU TIONAL AMENDMENTS. EVERY DEMOCRAT AND EVERY RE FLECTING REPUBLICAN. o- . New Advertisenienls. , Chas. D. Myers k Co. "Those thin its whereof we do eat and driak.,, The novelties in family groceries. J. C. Stevenson. Sugars for cash, crushed, granulated, powdered, extra v., niandard"A" and Yellow "C;" Ferris' trade mark hams. Jacobi. Hardware. Shrier. Clothing. ' Everybody is on the qui vice about the election. Nothing else is talked of except Mr. Davis' gnat speech at the City Hall Friday night. : VOTE FOR THE CONSTITU TIONAL AMENDMENTS. EVERY 13 iJlUUllAT AND EVERY f Rl- FL.ECTING REPUBLICAN. . o Read the Mayor's proclamation again. Let the law be enforced. Give orderlv election Tuesdav. US an NORTH CAROLINA. Judge Merrimon fpoke in Raleigh, Thursday night. lwentv-two bales of cotton were burned at Pee Dee Station, C. C. Rait- way, Thursday. Col. George Little, President of the N. C: Land Co. aud Commissioner of Immigration, died of Raleigh on Thursday. pneumonia, in Because Gen. Rufus " Barringer, of LharJotte, whipped a little, son of Mr. wm. Uollier, the latter when he! met the General commenced to beat him in the face severelv. During tho last three weeks Judge, owle has spoken at W ilon, Enfield, orfolk, Currituck C. H;, Hertford. Edenfon,Plymouth,Williamston.Wash- ington, Greenville, fcnow Hill and Goldsboro. The gin housetogcther with fil'teen bales of cotton, belonging to Mr. C. M. T. Strickland, near Stanhope. Nash Lounty, was destroyed by fire on Frir day last. The l(iaiicc says, it was accidental. W. S. Pearson, a bright young Radi- cai oi ine vv est, m one oi nis moun tain speeches the le other day, compli- ildenand Vance; also d as wc learn bv the mented both Tilden Settle, but added as wc learn bv the? btatesvillo Landmark : "As for Blow your Horn Billy Smith, he is a d STITIJ, RY DEMOCRAT AND EVERY1 RE FLECTING REPUBLICAN. 0 THG STATE GOVERNMENT, i Namex of Oilicers, , ,;; . - . EXECUTIVE DEIVVIiTMEXT. . j : fJovemor Curtis H Bfogdcn4 of Wayne .lieutenant t;ovcnur 11. M. Armfielu. 01 ireaeii. Secretary of Stati W. II. ITowcrtou. of Treasurer D. A. Auditor .Tohn Ilr Hlv, of Cumberland. Attorney General T. L. llarirrovc. of ijrramniie. ... .. Adjutant General John C. Gorman, of 'Wake Superintendent of Public Instruction- John Pool, of Pasquotank Governor's Private Secretary John B. iMeatnenqt aKe. JUDICIARr DEPARTMENT. Chief Justice Supreme Court Richmond M. Pearson, of Yadkin. Associate Justices Ldwin G. Rfeadc, of tfeauiort; v. a. Kodman, of Beaufort; 1 nomas Settle, of Rockingham; W. P. Bynum, of Mecklenburff. Clerk of buprcme COUrt .vv. H. Barr- icy, oi vvaKe. Marshal D .A. Wicker, of. Wake. Officers of the Municipality of WI1- min;ton. Mayor W. P. Canadav; Aidcrmeu T. M. Garduer, J.J. Cafsi- dey, B. G. Bates, J. II. Netf, K. C. Myers, Hiram Hankins, col., Duncan. Holmes, col., W. H. Brewington, col., W, -Ji; Barnes, cot. - . -, . , Clerk and Treaurer-T-T. O. Servoss. - Chief of Fire Department Roger Moore: Federal Officials. ; Collector of Customs Joseph CV Abbott.' Postmaster E.R.' Brink. New Hanover County Government. Clerk of the Superior Court and Judge oi f robate James lleaton. Sheriff S. H. Manning. .,: 41 Commissioners J, G. Vasrner, Dela ware Nixon, cql.j Stacy :VanAmriiige, D, C. DaviF, --- - . Register of Dt-edij Geo. WJ Bordeaux, col. . . .. - 1 Treasurer-fJ. A. Hewlett. . "Coroner Ed. Hewlett. . Postal Hours. t The mails -close at the. City Poft-Ofllce as follows;; ; nTomn I OXtT Aortnern tnrougn ana way mails, daily ------ Mails fur the N. C. Railroad and routes supplied there from, et - - - - - m - - Southern mails .for, all pointy South, d.rily-'1 - - Western mails C. C. R'y, Fayetteville and ofl5ces on Cape Fear River, Tuesdays and Fridays ' - - - . - - C:30 A. M. '.) A. M, 51 pVm. n.-oo A. M. 1X)P. M. ' daily (except SuridaysV '6'A. M." Onslow C.-H.--and !mraedl-v"v. j . SBWWWflV 7-'A.;M. The Smithville mails, by eteamboat, clote at 8 A. M.. dailv. exceot Sundays. Mails' for Easy HH1,TwtI Creek;" Sup ply and Shallotte, every Friday at C A. M . -Mans delivered from 6 P.'MVand on Sundays from .sLmpO id from 2 to 6 P. M. Money order for and Register Department open tar.ie f s ' Stamp Office.:, . . f Stamps dr sale at general delivery when Stamp Office is closed- - . , ,.' rr-.l i. j Key Boxes accessible at all h9urs. -day and nhht. . . : . . , ; ' Mais collected from " Btreet ' lxxes every d i HASUES;OYER TBF WIRFS DEMOCR.1TIC SPIRIT U RAJLXUCU On the ere of the KlecUoa Ad4re 1 of the Business Men The Work in the State Coca nnrriv o nu. patch from the Chairman of (he De mocratic State Committee. Sptcial Telegram to the Cap I'ear. Raleigh, N. C.f Nov. 4, 187C. Our leadinz merchants and business men, including many reformed Repnb- in favor of our nominess. It' will be published tomorrow. Our work goes bravely on. . WM. R. Cox. NORTHERN POLITICAL. NEWS. netting in Favor of Tilden Continues Riot In New Jersey, As$oclalcd rrctt Tclcgrami , New York, Nov. 4. While the colored chibs from Jewv Citv were returning home after the" Republican parade disbanded last night a row oc-1 curred near Dcuroisses street ferrv. The negroes used pistols and dirk knives. Wm. J. Mcrrnnan was stabbed in the left breast. The .wound may Drove fatal. Thos. J. Fisher was shot in 'the cu JQmes "on shot in the ielt bca.st a.nd two otncr3 'cr sbghtly wounded. None of the colored men are known to be injured nor were ' any their number arrested. Amongjthe pools last night the gen eral result was in favor of Tilden bv $3,000 to $2,000, $300 to $240 and 150 to $125. On New York for Til den $100 to $37; $1,000 even is bet on Tilden getting 20,000 majority in the State; $100 to 80 is bet that Tildcn's Special dispatch to the Raleigh fkntinal. Richmond, Va.1 Nov. 2. I learn there is rumor in Washington that troops now massed at Columbia, South Carolina, may .be thrown into your state, some twenty-four hours previous to Tuesday's election. It's to intimi- ?atc Ml our people stand firm, and kj. mis outrage n perpctratca, oniv 1 stimulate them to an earnest determi- nation to elect Tilden and Vance. Per Dke. Tiklhg Possession. Atfoclatcd lren Telegram. Atlanta, Nov. 4. U. S. Marshal Smyth notified the chief of police to day that he had exclusive control of the poll9 Tuesday and that the nolice and all other parties had no authority mere, ana requested them to keep away irom tnc pons. 'foreign. What Russia May Demand. Aaociated Jre$t Telegram. New York, Nov. 4. The Herald's Loudon special says a rumor prevails that Russia will demand the withdrawal of Turkish troops from ervia, which Tnrkey fcannot assent to, and thus a conflict will ensue. . CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. No news from the Government steam er Franklin. The Statp Pepartment has received nD confession from. Tweed. An accident on the Shore Line rail road resulted in the death of the engi - neer and serious wounding of two firc- men. In a collision of passencrer and frciffht trains on the Ohio and Mississippi rail road near . Hhoais, ind., the engineer and fireman were killed yesterday. x S) CANADAY. Gets a Rasping trom an Ex-Republl- cau Delicate Reference to an Al , leged Forgery. From the Xevbcrnkm. Still further, you knowthatin the riniintrv malfpf x-in om rmA ll fcTry" Yu kVow a7ou nt to iimmgion you carnea a tetter irom an attorney in Newborn to an attorney in umiugvou, in wuicn 11 was statc-u that yo might be prosecuted for fo gery, and that you presentetl this let ter to tpe, attorney in Wilmington, and he promised to defend you if necessary. uy.way 01 parenthesis. 1 can prove that yoti did bear the letter above referred to.)" - I will here itate to the public that I now appear in print for the first time since 1664. and onlv now in, discharge of a painful duty that x. owe 10 toe - puDiic, in exposing to is man who has placed himself before the public for official honor, for I have not one particle of unkind feeling towards Mr. Canaday or his personal andipoliti- cal friends. ' Being an old line Whig, and conscientiously opposed to the late civil war, it was natural that I should iaii into ine itepuDiican ranks wnen the party was formed in the State. 1 continued to act with .this party until finite recentlv, in all things, except the (Wtitntionil Amendments, bntaftr Constitutional Amendments, but after an honest, an .earnest discussion with other Republicans, a number of us have us to abandon our old political m-. SOCiates.; I am entirely unknown in Wilmington.: to. any, persoa except J. C. Codxeb. P; 8. "The attorney in Newbern was "j w r ' 1 ,r.Mwi .. . - ' rVterrroxT, iM. v;.i iNov.J, ibifc. - n:ajonty in New Jersey will not reach r,Vi,(u SBV3. f U; J7 fhonidcm lou-t r fx c? 0 IS Scent, March 121 U3 ecntj. April fide 10e, houJ jrr i. v. ' WHAT THEY ARC UP TO. JuncerL1 Vul . . :,uc V .T.KC,isi ulyl2.tl-.jl3 i?rrr jiritturT-njtice:M-f.ndt;aaf. a it rI7.v ctnl9' August U MC(i13 32 ceuu. esch II 7.',; new ev Svrk.ach fl .few left the party, because we round that I lolette, sss tons, Roprau, E . A. to nnr hind pro tiAdbT trllr rorrnrt I esterraann: Nor Jutater. SOfl . SS0 to 9S0 ftfRr:si ftnd tWr.nl v remodv left Men, B E Ufide. 1S7C. cEsraut mail summary. Thirty out of tftT Federal amy favor Tildca. Some, persons eitimte T;iVn". i Jonly m sippi t fifty thoaiaai Blue Jeans Williams predict that Tildca and Hendricks will csjtt ladi- mum vj tea o Biveen utoosac4 majority. M.lRKim BY TEIXCnAPU. . Finnic Ul and C'saaaerclal. Nrw YoK Not 4. Money eler and offered it 2 U cent. Sterling t trhinr Jt" Nrw Yoke, Not. 4. Floor ttni in bar er' UTor with onlr limited buobicM dnin common to fair eitra 15 00; soath eru tAV5 73. Vheat bearr and cents lower with only limited export ard I mlllinir dem&ihl winter ml Mtm 1 1 1 2S; white mtero 11 34. Corn heavy Hlccnt lowtr with moderate demand for export and home .trade tiae ... mAni mixed MVfMX emu; white weternno cenu yellow aouthern m dock M emu. OaU a ihde firtner. CoJTce qT2et and firm. sugar quiet ana Em. Kiee vtradr. Mo- lassca quiet. Kotin unchanged. BjArtu turpentine earfer at SSVf rent, pork ffrrn and quiet sew mean 11725. Lard firmer prime rteam $10 10C410 15. BALrncoRE, Nov. 4. rioar quit and ucchangeL Wheat steady and firm Penn red tl 281.11 33: MtrTland ml. roort to prime! 35; amber fl S7T1 40: white II 2.1 35. Corn quiet and low western steady: new southern white 47&.Y) cents; yellow 50 cents. Osts firmer s&d higher southern prime 35 cents. Kre fairly actire and Arm. Provisions autet nd unchanged. Cofieerterbutnotqn. loircr- leydull at tl 13. Eoir Cottoa Markets Nhw York, Not 4. Cotton quiet with sales of A2 bales at llfaftll li-16cenU: consolidated net recciDts 25.bTf-: exnorutn Great Britain 2,104; to France JJ33 rxt iciiiuianf, irvw rcvrjui o.rx: IUlUrta K.r.lv .KU ..1 , vuv.oo .MJTcranrr 11 cents, Gii.vtSTOx, Nov. 2 Cotton firm mid unnjj iu;jc; nri receipTs ex;orU .111 f k a S a. . . rm. . . cgsMwiM i,iu; saics o,i. ORroLK, or. 4 Cotton firm mid dling 11c; net receipt 3,719 sales 710; ex ports coaaiwi em. unARi.MTOV, ov. 4 Cotton firm 2 000- eliiiS toGrf 'Nk orlkaxs V .nd flrm-.midillin middllos: llc; net recelpu 4JT; ulct Ureal Britain 2,1 04. ov 4. Cotton oulit and firm middllnc HWc: low rxiddlinp- iiYe: cwvi orHnrr intr irl - , m w 2.361: ctom fl.ioi: sales wioo: exrrL. m France 6,539: to the continent 1,330. SAVANXAn,Nov.4. Cotton onlet mid- IK.. . a m avC uun nc; n receipts .y; rroM rc- cclnts 430; sales 1,719; exports coastwUe MoniLE, Nov. 4. Cotton uuiet sndlrm mld-dltnff' llVlr: net nvrlnli 4 f.v'- wurici.iwuc cmu: saies iaaj. i AtOfjTA. Nov. 4. Cotton essirr mid dllng lOtilOe: net reedpu 2.43C; Foreign Marieta. LivznrooL, Nov. 4. Cotton middling uplands 6 5-lCd; middling Orleans 6d; low middling d drarer; futures l-2d cheaper. NEWS OP THE PORT, Port Alvaxac, Not. X 8un rises fl 27 A, M.. sua sets 5.00 P. M.; I dJlcxiSthlOh 33xb. Iligh wikr atSmlth ville 9.53 A. MM 10.23 P. M.; h!?h water at ummgton l.uo a. ii., 13.54 p. M. Arrived Twtrrdat. Schr Spray, Penton, Little River, ftaval stores to A Martin. Stmr D MorchlKm, Skinner. Farctte vflle, to Wniiams A Murchiaon. Stmr Dixie, PUtt, Smlthville, O G Pars Icy & Co. Steamer J S Underhlll. Latham, Smith ville, J II Neff. Ger bark Lydla Peschan, 403 tons, Feeh ter, London, E Peschau fc Westermaan. uer bark Vioiette, SS3 tons, Rocratr. 1 London, E Pcachan & Wcstermano. S Nor brhr Lnev. 293 tons. NeHaen. (Irr. nock, R. E. Heide. Nor bark Jopttcr, 305 tons. Telleraen, BrUtol, REnc ide. Clxareo Ykstkrdat. a Br brh; Lillle SJolphtholm, Doane, Lon don, Anderaon A. Loeb. 8chr Uattie Turner, Hopper, , Me, J II Cbsdboume & Co. Schr Spny, Penton, Little River, N Gn lican. 8teamehip Lucille, Bennett, Bsltlmore, A D Caxaux. 8tmrD Mnrrhlson, Skinner, PsyeUevr.le, 'Williams A Murcbiou. Steamer Dixie, PUtt, Bmithvme, O G rarsiey x uo , g.8 U"tU1' rxroKTs ron8Tic. W & W It R fl bale eottoa. S rssks pU turpt, 30 bbla fish, 17 bales cotton good, 1 bdl paper. 53 buhels peanuts. 1 bag rice, 1 hhd sboLsa, 16empy krs and bU, 1 case cigars, , Cfl bdls hides, 5 bales J 5 roU 10 .bdla tie, 2 bbls roan aw. Iyro!i Br brig LfHie SleUhthol ' w MmoiASPa. The Br barque Edward Herbert, Ifet (prevlouly) c routed the bar yesterday and pmceeuea. Sailed, schr Hattle Turner, Hopper. An unknown bark outside bound in. Dutch bark, name unknown, In bekrw, 00 una up. List or Vsm nr Port Not. 4. liavTHtt Nor Anion. 244 tans. Gander. sen, RE Heide; Nor Baron, 40fl ton, Jone-1 sen, A eprunt t Son; Br Br Virk & Mcbane, MM ton, WhiteaVdea, Vkk & Mebane; Br Nancy Holt, 319 tons. SwanJ XKkv& MebLnei Ger Ocean, 433 tooa, V!. E & termaan; Swed John Fought, 121 tons, Carlsscn, R t llrtde; trer A.ydia Peschau, 403 tons. Feebler, E Peschaa & eaterman; Ger PeachaaA torn, Tti- K:i son, R E Heide. . . . t : tooj.- E Ncfl. Schooner ConservaUTe, 263 tots, Whitman, A D Cararrv; Katie Comas, I 2 tons, Mathia, E Kidder A Bona; uma, .Aidrtcn. ma I aerx Bon; Wyoming, 177 tons, os, z. I Kidder & cons; WOK Mowry, 14 tons. . I u.top, o u Barker & Co 10 CENTS A WEEK COMMERCE AXD FIXAXCE. WILMIXOTON MARKCTri. CarxFcA Ornct, I Notember 4. lb7C P. M. Cer;M The market toAliy rule I C;a with a pood dem&4, aal zh at cuo eekXM on the jrt of to! im t fair d j tranaartloM wsj eJTccted. We bote lf cfiTUalct at our quotAliu: orvLtarrV, pood ordinary V;Ulo. lr midden 10 V 11' ceiO. ."?rir rrjie Actire !th alf of&deaki atST. cettt,therursrtc:cir: trott at that prtce. Flria, but w itboat rrpwrd n Tb rrrHpu of vtralned a&d irrJ ttrwinl re rr-!ny p!trtl a cITr! p and t, at. c on,T lftAclion rrjortcJ U-dy as a sale of 40 tLis (A) black t tl CU. UV note a -Htrr drtuand (F) err N. 3. wJeh U scarce, and (O and I!) 1 N t and 2o- 1, but are not informed a to mi. The higher grades arc in fair um4r lut without etqu!ry. rr Scarce and wsctod. ?:r to-Ur of the ircei ts at 1 1 75. and l b ! in c deratfl SO. ihfpmcnt st tti tlsi- tilli meet with promj.t alr. CrJt T rpen: i it Fl rm and uih hsni-t! In price. The s:e fot up C4S U4 ar II SO for bird anie2 ?' for a .ft an-I !r!n. Dailt RrrEirr. Cotton 401 hle, R4r1t turrM-ntii.- ln rakf, ros!a OT M,l, tsr'JVH.!., crvfli turpentine . bMs. Riv.n.AR Wn..LrAt.c Pi-rj.. The quoutV-n. it jould i uu.lruvl. reprret.t the wbolele pr5"' ctrally In malwing up mU nnKn LtUr rrt-r I have to I chrri?S. I Jistmim.i ( iir.nr I ...-' .I. ... " vy,.. I ;con North Cart.!ins: city each -. Brik Vnnarirfi tr NrUKr litiUrr North Carc.llna -: N-tvU- era wvc. adamantine 1'lUe. CAw-NVnhm ftfry lir.ir,t ,r:d.rv cream ll4Ul4''c: tai 1 :ri.d. fV.e-lava:irVK; JU r.K.c,-; U- puayra SISft.V. Corn JfJ IV r ltiliel, iu trU. 71 (i7V. Cotton Ti 4 l)nutie M.rln, 4 I, Irj srd. 7.v. jsrn, per bunch, t.e. Ft? 'Mr. FUh MarVrTil. No. I. irr n. f!.i' I No. 1, rr half 114. f un v.. -? I rr Lbl. f .V- V. " h..t,.in j w. .a.3. rrrbu. riifti: .vj. iu::tiz per tU, Id .V7. N C Lerri-, i-cr V.A. $0 QfH. Drycod,irlb, ?4c. Flour Fine, per LL1, ft Utr'.: iuir. nonrm, i-a,; etira tirtlirrn f rt -v,?; family, nnnbrm. 17 ,tr t,.,iu- super t. iO; extra II Ti: f;i. 17 50; extra farally 1 Xt FertuUrr Peru Urn iruar.o. 5- - .kj MJ Carolina frrtilixer flf ii: Na. vaaaa guano io cub", con ;At : manure tC7; vVkann's iphate 4i; Wflcr-r. Gibba & Cn. V rah; 4,JuMc PaeliSc 5j. Grain Corn, in rtore, In tiara, T1 72S'e; carro, prr thrl, Cfytc: jrl low, per bobel, WJAv; U.!fJe, tu ltyt fry77c. Oa!, r brhel, rea, cow, per LUuM. iM . JiuXe rren Sr4-; dry e. 7tfj- .Futern f 1 1. Nnh rl rr I . Lard Northern 12',:t,lSe: NTiiiC'n.. llnal-'xr. lUme Pcrbb! tl 40. J,mUr Citr leam e-3: fcfn ttiff. reaawed, per M ft. trsy2; rruchire pianK, per M ft, 1117: tVrt India ear- roe, aecordins to quality. j--r M fl. f 1 rcl4 dreel Cfmrin?, K.nr,l, M-ar.t. line and boards, common, xkt M .111 Moln$H Cuba. hb3. tr ra'l p.T.rt, 40c; Cuba. bbl. ircmllon. 414.-: runr house, hbdx. per ralloo, 21; uar bwH, bb!, per rallon, 27c; syrup, bbb, ir ra' lon. Kc . . . Oi!$ Kerrene. tr rilk.n. ."SOc: lard. per rIl.n. lcrjl 15; ili.rtl. tr rl lon, 70$iM; rmJn, ir ralln. .-t4V. j ouiiry tUK-kts.iive, 2if30; :rirc Pea Prr b'ib'l T5cri ? 1 23. rotafoft 5wcn. per tmabel. W:Iriib. northern, per bbl. 1 1 Sl. or Northern citr Dm I30A21 . nrime per bbl too, rump r bbl tl. pcrbuabcl, Hope l323c. iV Alum, per biuhel. Tie; LiterroL per seek 92 Arx-rtcan r sack SUr. Mr cutja, ;r Ib.ft: Ptrto By. ierlb,9c; A coJTee, per lb, llUe; B ef. fee, per Ib, lie; C er. pet lb. 104'e; extra C, per lb, loflle; crubcdf'per lb,12e, ap Nortbern, r lb, 5A7'e. .ShingUmCoulncU T M," IC; cca mon. per, M, U ryprr Mji. per M, 0; erpnaa bearta. tcr M. n iO. Taff Pcrlb V5IOC. Timber Shipping, rier M. f!2 ft?; mill prime, per M, M io(i7; mUl fair. rr SI, S-i; tnferkw u ord nary, per M, fvi. irUlry Nortbern. per rIlon. tHi; North CmMina. per calkm, 1 1 UK Wool Unvaabcd, per lb, lb3Lc: wab ed, per lb, ZVZZc. FlXAXCIAL. GU, buyinr. Un ; selling, 1 1 1. Errhane (tibt) a Nev Tork tll. count, Baltimore i lUvUm S'. n.Ua4eJ phi Weatern eiilea '. Eicba&c 30 dat 16 rent, intrreat added to atxsve. Back of New Hancrnr stork !OJ, I irrt National Bank 75, Ih wsa Bak 72. . WUminrtoa Buildlug Mock ILi, Xe caackV do. 10U. Navaaaa Goano Company Strrk 1 40. N. C. Bonds, old ex -con jo. 14: fundi ISCfl, fl; do. lX, new 5; rpecial tax 1, to N. C railroad 2U. W.W, IL B.birfuK 7 Ve trUJ bat-, 101: C.CHK. booda, 0 fW.. 40. . WDjniartoa dtv bonds, h ..&i 7 V-, 80; old 0 r.e 40; 8 (erU mt.) 74. New Ilanortr county tsds (10 years) 6 jrold int. 73. . W. A V. railroad stork Ui, N. C. do. da 40. WU. A Seaboard railroad stork 20. . WO. Gas Llbt Co, stock 37. . . Wilmington CJttoo VIUls Cotnpre4 CoarpaijlOO. f "i u.i'ii nr. -.1.