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10 CENTS A WEEK
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i:xti:ni ve cotton fire.
I our Car-loads of Cotton Bariied.
v.vterd iv. about 12:30 p. in., the
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alarm of lin: was raised, and it was
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in some flat cars at the AV. A: W.
prpoV was". burning. The railroad
liand.s werci immediately put to work
throwing sand and buckets of water,
i i t the flames increased until all the
,;-per bales' were . on fire. The men
-hoved bale after bale into the water.
;;ii.l presently the fire companies ar
tived. After a long effort the fire was
. xtinirnislivd.
Karly after the cotton caught tire
tha engines, in - the yard 'succeeded in
THE LATEST XEWS.
JLttCIBUlTUnE -OF XORTI1 C.Ul.
Dar.
TUP UlTiriKtn. I
OLISA. ' t REV ATP' ' I
Friday, Not. ?4, 1876.
Burning of1 Waldo 'tlataptoa"a Resi
denceRevolutionary Programme
of the Radical.
The residence of Gen
ton's aunt, four miles from
which the General resided, was burned
' " ' lOMOTtTALS. r
Lile3 lubmitted a memorial from cer
tain citireni of the town of Polkton.
amend chapter 97, section" 1, Battle's
Kevisal, to, reduce the j pries of Pnblic
Printing., Referred. to tLq cuuimittcc
on "Public Printing, ' ...
By Carter, of lfydo : A bill to reg
ulate and fix the standard height of
fences in this ; Stale at 4 instead of 5
feet. Referred to committee on Agri
culture. S By Carey, col., of Cabwtll: A biil
i : . . 1 . r . r i -i .
A -. - 'l -. ... muuiu
OSOn PABntv fnr T .r TT-uva 1 r o 1vval I : 1 J r It Ml -
- nj-. v i niunnu lrum xsauTiuc, a.. Tia x an-
county, .to the
couutv, and
purposes. Kelerred to com
introduction or bilu$. mittec on Internal Improvements.
WadeHamp- Proni-tory "qor law, which was re- ceyville, in Caswell coun
winrr, .t f to the committee on-' Proposi- qualified voters of Caswell
i Columbia, at, tions and Gnevapces. for other purposes. Refen
m , .1. m
by an incendiary .Saturday night Moore, col. : A bill to" incorporate By Geffroy, of Carteret : A for
A correspondent of the 'Ntxca and I ine lsl "ra BucKct uorapanr or the wc renei 01 tnc tax-payers or Carte
(Jourisri writing at midnight from Co- dt vH5gtoo. .ferretJ, to" the ret county. Referred to-committee on
luiuum, as me pioi nas Deen naicneu. ances. :
The Supreme Court's decrees are to be Mr. Crawford: A bfll to amend
set aside to-dav (TuesdaTV the Stale section 9, chapter 65, of Battle's Re-.
House istobei'urronndcdby theUnited Tisflr relaUng to thcOfechanics' and
( n1 to titcvnais away irom the' scene
f the conflagration. Oftherwise the
yii. would! have been much greater.
Thy wind was highr aiid it was for
iiinatc that the shed and other cars
A imt catch.
One hundeiTd and forty-six bales of
fot'ton vere purtiy burned or damaged.
'I'h J nhulc wan insured in the Royal
I.ivei-ool company. The total
n:t lo.-s is estimated at about 3,500.,
f 1 lie flat cars were badly burnttd
Finance.
By Terry, of Rtcfemoud : A bill to
prescribe a legal day's work. Tlaced
on the calendar. - v V
By McRac, or RoIk-mjh : A bill for
the better enforeemrnt of the rriminal'
laws of the State. Referred to Judi
ciary committee. .
i
! STAXDIXtJ COVVITTKKS.
t
The Speaker announced the follow
ing standing committees for the IIouc:
Un rxlucation Itansom. Geffruv.
a Radical speaker and declare! Folk:. A, bill to provide for the Stephenson, Fagan, Han?hton. Shack-
C0U1IERCE IXD. FlXASfij
WILMINGTON MARlwCTS.
CArcFxAR Omrx, )
November 27. 1S7C C P. M.
Cvtto The maikrt to-ly hx tlcvcl
pcil no new ftaturo lnc our last rrjjrt.
Bayrr aaJ seller, x a rule brtnr arrt
ana the transaction limited to a few loU.
The m1- to day were 203 LaIca a tJlym ,
10 at 9a 22 at 10, 19 at 10', S3 at 10;,
and 113talc at 11 ctntf. In the alienee
of oilkUlquotati'iu- we report the laa rket
noioiiul; U4 bi.l ttxl U; kctl. on a
laU of mMdilnr.
Spirit TttrjHHtlm The ir.aiVrt raUieil
this afumocu fnm ihc divliue noted iii
our report of the 25th and the- Mleawere
W. Smith h km, la detaiael tr the la t
In bekw loadiajf wd. Urk Mthtiai,
Bradmbrrr.
Oer. tmrk Frederirk Wry er, Krrrrr, U- -tervlun,
la below txud out Br. trk Lat-j.
line. O'Hara. Urerjwl.
Nor. hark JntiXer, Tf IllrVeti. PrrairB.
Nor bark A 0 Vloye, Fedem-a, Ouncxa
tmrn or Falmouth.
InUlom M-xtTatch Mina, IV -ton I
Flori-la.
i lifting A large ii umber of cars adja- states troops, who wiU be ordered Jiciary committer , This, law pro-
exciuue or eject tne democratic mem-1 vides that the mechanic" or other la-
bers from Laurens, and EtefiiehL and I borer shall file a notice of his lien at
the Radical nimbrtty ill-'tlniiHsstimc tim.e before vr within 30 days after
to be a maioritv of th wholn T.i Perrormance ami completion of the
, .. . i laoor, arc. ine amendment proposes
aw mi imuitjuia wiy provu o i io strike out &) and insert 90.1
elect
that
ele
Ijn or Vomx ix Tokt Niv. 2Z.
Lrii S cd J4in Fourt, iil tx.
tlundrrauu, Alcxa&drr tpruct Jc Su;
Nar cmkr, -JO tvo, T.tiimcd, K F. IteJdc;
Nor 5oocc,2uo ton, JaIidm-q, H E IUfl- ;
Nor Ueoorah, 240 too, Jyrnn. U .
HeUe; Gcrlrra, 4U2 uu. Cllia. L -Fc-ehau
fc W'etU-rznAnn; Nr lux. f
ton. !lrnrickro. Alrx htxrutt A. Sen.
oAX) cak at eent : eWlnj flrnt at that Nor LkUXJalf, 2Gs tvn. Au.lcrxu, A
price. , Sjrunt Nm, iwd If rrl, CAJ U-u,TCin.
i-OfflcUl uUona'at nddiaj : K 5 Jj ...
no, It;5 for strnlnedal atralu- VpJi.eVir
ed. The le a to-.Uy were 44 M4atrmiued W too, Jl,rt, L I'ewhauA: WeU-r-at
?1,?0 and SS! I '.I- good (trained at fl,- " tiaollia, trUwi, Alrx hjitra
75-a deeline of: to 10 ccnta on the Ut 5 &n,VG,c, 1M U,a ELnin-irU.
rcx.rtcil aU. . .-Naik, 2 t,t.. Trrn . X..--
L. H Chamberlaiiv !,ii WalW prt-scrYaxion oi ciecuon returns oy tne enord, I'urnell, liaxter. -Morris. JSval.-s.
ted Governor nf th Secretary of State. - - Simmons and Bledsoe.
ted Governor of the State. . Mr. Folk said that u LuJ - Qn FinanccMc(;L.uct.. silulon.
CJrandrilden knTVaiAiah custom heretofore to-destroy the elec- Wilson, Gaithcr, McRae, Prolhtt. Far-
it
4 4n i - , i"iu uwu nuisnu.aBa annomiceu. xie i uusu, jloscict aim iiavis.
luc m3t icguiar meeung oi me thought it imtortant- thev should b On Pronositinn i.d Cr;,v!1,u.H
"Pleasure Club" of Lillington, on. the preserved for,. reference, and that the Gudger, Swain, Milliard. Vaughn.GM. tunK-ntin.- m,u.
inr .Market u-a.;. MOi a cmtiuued
grV" demand. The mb tolay wrrc 44
hhU at 12 lu WutiT.
Crvde TitrprHtim We rr Lhout rr
ccfptaor rvjrtl fal. OflWtal qnnta
t!nne at mi l-day i Firm eI 1 73 for bard
nrd 2 Crt for Foft and vlrctn.'
Daii.v Rr.CF.irT?-.
Cottou I.HVS balo,-UU tBrjuitiue 3o4
cTkP. rrin 2WI btl, tar 147 Md. erode
iunp v tummiw:; Auua 1. ititvr,
2 t.m-. llrrr. iU It tV.ttth; Mor
4U,2i4 Un, VUlii4le. J II l. h-UU.uru
t; Ntleu.124 Wh. Iiuiu.r. Noti!jrci
CummitiiT.
;:akl or thank.--
13th inst., resolutions were unani-
'I lie tuiiersirned, on
ecretary of State should be reanired
A T j
tuilroad, beg to "ave at Lillington, on Friday Tiight, rutar were suspendedand the bill passed
me lotn December, a grand Tildeu and J its several readings.
Vance mlL'th&obWfit of whiph fi in I REsoLmo.vs
T a 1 a . I m -mm- . . w ab. .
celebrate, the great victory just ndY.ec.: resoiuuon instruc ing dcrson, Aiormg, McUhec, 1'iuuix, Kose,
i,- . . 4 . the judiciary committee to inquire into King, Bagley McBraycr, Hled.-oe,
achieved by the Democratic party A and report as soon as expedient what Naughton, Rowland, Todd of Ahe.
committee of arrangements t was ap- power the General Assembly has to Carter of Buneotnle-4obb. Ru.adl
pointed, consisting: of Messrs. L. enact laws to extend the time of the and Purnell.
Soathcrland: IA. t H. i Paddithn:- "R' ft I auf coueciore xo .coneci . v;n i nvucges; anu j-.icciion.-Ar-
sheriffs and tax collectors to collect
r ut' T and settle the State taxes; which'passed
Bordeaux. Ball RqomIanagersW. under a suspension of the rules.
Liles: A resolution'-instructing the
A. Lamb, H.li. Foard, J.' VT. " Scoit
Wiliiii'uffton'A: Wcldon Ra
t i-.eA prcvss.j.1 iiei r' very sincere maiiKs io
.,11 branches of ervice of the Fire De-;-:irtiiientr;aud
to all citizens generally,
t.r 'the prompt ami cflicient aid ren
lcrel to.'lay in extinguishing the fire
v.liKh -tM-eftrred at the Through Freight
t'. pot. -.
VcVv respectfully.
, John F. Divink,
X ; . Gen'l Supt.
: A . Pope,
v . J (Jen'l Freight Agent.
Receipts of Cotton.
Wc .note the largest receipts at this
pm-t incc thc.war on yesterday, which
amounted' tti 1, BOS bales. On the 6th
of October -1,600 bales were received;
on the 2.1id of the same month T,789
hales, The largest receipts of any one
day last year were on Nov. 27th, when
they footed ujv 1,080 -bales.
Wh; give, in our commercial column,
a ( -oinpariitive statement , of the receipts
up to yesterday, by which .it will be
fh.iwn that the increase thus far, as
..mpured.with last year, is 18,913.
Marine Temiicrauce Society.
A meetng of the Capo Fear Marine
Total Abstinence, Society was held at
the Seaman's Bethel last evening, re
?ul t in g in'mauv accessions to the mem-l'tr.-hip.
:.
.'ap't, .B.'";' W. IBeerv was elected
( 'liainnan and 11. (.. Fcwler, Jr., assume duties as assistant clerk tmder
f.c.,.lvt.irv ' " ' Mr.Bain.-.. " :'.-J-:
: , ' , The sentence of John H. Rheinhard
m vcral speeches were made and c6nvictcd of murder at Madison Supe-
luurU enjoyment was had. rior Court, his been commuted 'to lm-
Vo are 'pleased to "learn that the prisoment for life. a .
Society bids fair io prove successful - Mr. Charles "YV. Malone associate
in-vond the most sahtrutnc expectations, editor of the Asheville Expositor ias
I iMh hohnH hia vn nrtfTAW ' -
win, Shotwcll, Kenan Richardnin, Mc-
Cubbms, Baglry and Bledsx".
On Corporations. TIcndcrsn. Rich.
passed I King, Todd of AsIip, Moyc, Wilson of
Burke, llouck and anL
On Judiciary. Staples. G raves, lie n-
ing, Henderson, Pinnix. McBraycr,
Purnell, Clarke andlTornsoc.
On Claims. McLean.Meach.McIvcr.
Robertson, Johnie Bannermanv' tf; B. judiciary committce to prepare and re- Abbott, Austin, Aycock, Ardrcy, Car
Powers, Willie McLanchlin, George port a bill inflictmg, punishment and ter, col., of W'arrcn, and Can col.
t t i. v -n, i- ,.. b penalties on sheriffs who make improp- On Penal Institutions Pinnix,
liryau, Johnie L. Durham, G. Williams, er election returns. Calendar. Sharpe, Quinnerly, Kenan, ' Powell,
L.G.Cherry. ... :! The President announced thcfollow- Ncwby, ProfBt; Roberts, Baxter, Car
Measures have been takea to insure ing committees: . ' tcr, Terry, and Wilson of Transylvania,
the best of order on the occasion, and Judiciary.-Folk, AVilsou Coke, On Internal Improvemcnts.-Cartcr
... , , -'. -.". Al- Robins, Graham, Scales and Greene. of Hyde, McGchco. Roberts, W ilson of
no pains will be spared to make the . FinanceGraham, Holt, Itham, Burke, Bryan, Davis, Carter of Bun
Ball a success. Ladles- are especially Troy, Ferguson,' Ttobcrts and Greene, combe, Brown, Gudger, McLean, John
invited to attends and the Managers Internal Improvements. Johnson, 6on of McDowell, ott, Clarke and
guarantee a well-conducted 'aad pleas! fre 01 ecKienDwg,onori,oiantora, cooper.
PropositionsandUrievances.-Dortcn, I . P. Roberts, Pirle, Winchester,
ant affair. :' :
; A fine String Band will be in attend-1
ance. Admission fee for gentlemen
and ladies, $L . ,-. :. .,.
. J. II. Mallahd, Sec'y
Lillingtou, Pender County, N. C.
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS;
Albright, Bingham. Boddie, Roberts,
Dunn and Mabson.
Privileges and Elections Crawford,
Sandifer, Askew,' Williams, Young and
Hughes.
Claims. Marler, ' Finger, " Heillig,
Stewart, Bennett' Caho and Moore of
-V- XT
isew xxauovcr.
Education.wFingerStickney.lleilig,
Stewart, Troy, Nicholson, Mebaue of
Sharpe, Fennell, Braswell, Hizzell,
Horton of Hertford, and Johusou.
BILLS OX SECOND nEADI.VC.
The following bills were put upon
their second reading:
H.' B. No. 6.: Exempting personal
property. Passed second readingand
referred to committee on finance.
Donald W. Bain for nianv vears
chief clerk in the Skte Treasury De- I Rockingham and Bryant
laws
II, B. No. 9: To amend chapter M.
svs 1874-'75, Passed second reading
Ulnmnf.1 I arwl 1 rvctl inniiAnr fiinliltTrrt
partmeut, nas Deen reappomiea io i iuuiwsovu ms houuch, a-nou ouu iuvniu ivjttUv; wuimuui..
that position by Treasurer Worth. Mr. and York. . ; . . H. B. No, 14: To repeal, an act to
T c Worth son of the Treasurer: will 1 Senate Branch. Enrolled Bills Benr I amend the charter of the town of Kins-
11 i
oiu cnaricr.
the
1 Thermometrical.
Hu: state of the thermometer at
v.wums stations named below was ob
taine-il at live .Signal office in this city,
yesterday at 4:31 p. m
Aiiguhi. 03: Charleston, GO; Gal
10; J
;-New
avuiiuali) G5; Wilmington, 59,
Charlotte Observer: We see from
our marKet telegrams that -there-, -lias
already been an increase in the valuo
of our State bonds in New Ybrkj the
great commercial and monetary centre.
nett, Moore of Mecklenburg and Dock-
ery.
.CALENDAR.
The calendar was-taken up, and 'vari
ous bills which we have noticed before
were . referred to appropriate commit
tees.
The bill for the relief of the sheriffs
of Franklin,' Nash, Wilson and Duplin
was then taken up.
Green moved that it be referred to
the judiciary committee.
Villiams said, that he hoped the mo
tion of the senator irom Craven would
ton and to . restore ( the
Passed second reading and referred;
H. B. No. 16: For the general relief
of sheriffs and- tax-collectors was read
the second time and discussed.
Mclver, of Moore, offered an amend
ment to insert after the word year in
ninth line, 1873-'74 and '75, which was
accepted. ; ' ; . .
Richardson, of Columbus, moved a
suspension of the rules to put the. bill
upon its final passage, and the motion
prevailed. , j r ; j r'
Bledsoe, ol ake, moved to reler to
Oir:(!i i:i.ronrir 55TKor Crn.N
i.mi Naval roRU.
Wilmixotox, X. C, Ntv. 27, W..
Cotton &hnre 4,73d bale, aflott 7,17b,
total 11,11 bale, bpirltt turtrctlne abore
4 .-) 1 eask?, afloat 70, total 4.071 eaaka.
UnMn ahorur.i.(trb1iU, afloat 14,CP2,toUl
70,107 Mil. Tar adiorc 422 bblt afloat
1,nio, total 2,222 Crude turpentine
ashore 1 ,3.4 hbU, afltat , Urtal 1,343 obit.
R"npT. rot: the Wcti.
C'uttou 7?i2 bale?, i-iJrit turpeatine,
1 ,7 ca-kc, ron !.4(f; 1.M. tar oCJ bbla,
crude turicntlne 2?r. UU.
ExroRT&roa inaWrxx.
OfMfif.V Cotfm 2.2L1 lle. flrit
turpvntiue 212 ca;kf, rot-In 372 LM, tar
2.V) hb1, crude turpentine 1C0 bbl. 'r
tUjH Cottm 2S1C balm, fplrlU turpentine
1,M7 cak?, roshi 6,173 bbli, Ur 4 Ula,
ToM? Cotton 5,061 lles. tli taqn
tine 2,069 eak, roslu 6,.V47 bbls tar 2ft)
bbh, crude turjicnunc 100 bw?.
CoMrAitATivi:.STATEvrxT, Fovarn Wm
November 1373.
S'ork Xor. 27. 175 Mornlay of the 4th
week neinff the 2Itbt the Hock waa Dot
taken until the lat Deretnber.-
Ji,teipt 2TW, to IVith A or.. 175. both i-
rfmifr -Cotton 5,255 balen, Art turpen
tine 2.0S2 cafkf , jrIn ll.79 14.1a, tax 574
rM, cnideturp-ntlne 1,H04 bbl.
2V;orf23d oiiWA Xr., 17. both in.
clutift J)oi,ttic Cotton 3,72 lulea,
F;lrlts tiirr-ntinu 425 rackn, roin 1,M7
bbl. tar;ivs l,M..,cru lc turpentine 375 bbla,
Fori ign Cotton 3,:44 bale, plr1rtur.
pentlne 374 caaka, rotdn 8,flbbl; crude,
tiirjH-ntlne 100 bbl. Total Cotton 7,120
lub-.. fpiriU turpentine fcOO cakr, roain
lo,.V5l l,Ms, tar ISi bbl, crude tunntlne
47'. libK
QfOTATlOX.
Not 2.1, I'slh Cotton 12', t-fdritb tur
pentine 3U;, msin tl 40, tar f 1 45, crude
turpentine (2 GO. Nov. SOth, 1375 Cotton
12t frpirtta turpcntine3IJ, roein f 1 42
dl $ 1,45, tar fl 70, crude turpentine 12 60.
CovPAtATtvr. Statkmkxt or the Ra-
rRirri" or Cotton.
Xi: W A h VLK TisKStSETs
SH R I E R
HA: JL'bf KKTCIINIIII HMM 1J1P.
North, and has oj url L tb
i.
wixti:u i:.iMi
Thc !arp.t
amnions', lrt rnj
Stock of Clothing
AND (ilLNT.V lTKMliIM; ;ckiDS
oer dirj lol In Wihoitiuu. l'ncta f
ao low to tumble rv ty one Xo . ee a
n lhce. hard timet.
of ll..
Mpleiulld .White
VMrt. all nelr
91ade ( i-jt t.uiuni ht').
AND KOK TIIK .MALL M M 1F tK
CRNTH WOKT1I fl 4tl A I'UXR.
Don't lorjrt to cU cm
A. IiniHR.
iiov 25-lr
REMOVAL !
SfJttrirituT
(itolcr -NovcmWr
t
Total
187fi.
I fill."" vviuu.vv.. . - " J " I , . . . . i i 111 tUUliUlllVV UAA v U1V Ml J , iimvu
I S1-- . . -. V - r T 1 -V ' I a4- aim it un1 Thar 4Vin vnlna tpttI1 I .
We suppose mat jyemocra-sKnoif naye j ircvn, uUu 1 by a votc of 55 l0 3
al- the right to say "we told yousoV They be suspended and the bill allowed to 'Amenaments were
6cptcmJer - - -October
-----To
NoTftnlK-r 27th. -
4.04S tale a
1701
1S.740
),279
2T..97S
22,106
votoH, 7p; Jacksonville, Fla., 64; Mo-
Gl:?XeY Orleans r.O- Vnrfolk XI-
iiC spiritualistic revelations of
jVuf. Everett," at the Opera House, after it is definitely known
'st night, were voted on all hands an
unmitigated iraud. ' '
The (li st was driven about by the
'c'1 'itds yesterday at an awful rate.
New Advertisements.
A. MirierClothing.
N Jaeobi Hardware Store.
Postal Hour ii,
tlosv at the Civy Post-Oftice
told you that vfhen Vance was elected
and the State government passed into
their hands, the . peopleof thetate
would3becdme-rinore 'tfosifoiis the
State bonds would be respected abroad,
Ac.." and behold, the first thing we hear
at the
North that the' State Ms Democratic,
and before there has been any chance
whatever to re-reconstruct things, is
that the State bonds are better. Yes,
verily, we told you so.
oass its several readings.
Boddie, Ferguson and Stickney sup
ported the proposition to suspend the
rules and advocated the passage of the
bill, ancLFolkr Troy and Graham advo
cated its reference to. the judiciary
committee, and the reference was made.
yEssAOE from mi nousK
Transmitting a"bill to validate certain
election returns, and asking the con
currence of the Senate,
offered by Messrs.
Moring, McLean, Cooper and Bledsoe,
which were all lost.
fGcn. .Matt. W. Ransom, . United
States Senator, was, on motion of
Carter, of Ilyde, invited to a scat in
the I House. Gen. . Ransom . came for
ward and occupied the chair of V. V.
Richardson, member from Columbus.
'- Carter, of Hyde, moved to recon
sider the vote refusing to refer the res
olution as ' amended to the- Judiciarv
56,732
Etiwatfd receipt fr :i dyp, 2,490
Incrca" over l-t v-ar
5I,1W
lVJlH
""; wv rrv?. : - .-..: ; 1-4.1- , jn mouon ot uraiiuni, me fuics couuwiiwi aw.u uiunuu luu.auw nuu Steamer Di2
""lIon'R. R. Bridgers, .President of were suspended in order to put the the motion to refer was renewed and I panlcy tt (
K1VK OF Tllli PORT.
Pout Ai.VAXr, No. 2.
2un rite 0 A. M..sun M-t4.47 V. M.;
days Icnsthl'h 57m. llljrh water at 8mitb
villc 4.10 A.M.. 4.44 IM.; hUrh water at
Wilmington .00 A. M., C.JVi 1. M.
Akkiteu YrATcao at.
Steani(r Dixie, I'Utt, tftnithriUe, O G
the Wilmington, Coiumbiafc Augusta bill through its several readings.
Railroad, has written a letter earing , On T&otion of Robins, it was an
prevailed.
House resolution No.
1 j.i' mails
l'ollows :
Nurilicrn through mails - - - - 5:30 P. M.
-N'urthem through and way
mails, dailv - - - - - - 7:00 A. M
Maih for the" N. C. Railroad,
and routes supplied there
from, atf- - - - - . . OSiOP. M.
Southern mails for all points
ooutn, uany - - - - , - 7KX) P. 31.
Westeni mails C. C.U'y, daily 6:00 A. M.
Favetteville and offices I on
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays ,
and . Pridava 1 - ... UQQ P. M.
favetteville 'by C. C. R'y, .
- daily (except Sundays - CO0 A. M.
nslov ,C; H. and intermedi
ate iaieca, every Friday - 600 A. M.
AUK1VE. . '
N'orthcru throusrh mails 12:45 P. M.
Northern thrcuurb & way mails 800 P. M.
The iStnithville mails, by steamboat, close
;it S A. M., daily, exeept'Sundavp.
Mails for Easy Hill, Town Creek, Sup
Rv and Shaliotte, everj Friday at 6 A. M.
Mails delivered from 0 A. M. to 7:00
l. M., and ou Sundays from SOJO to 9550
A. M. .i - '- - -
tainp Olice on from 8 A. M. to 12 M.,
from 2 to 5xH) P. M; Monev order and
Kcsrister Departments open same as Stamp
that if the Legislature will remove the by inserting the raUfvlng clau3e,passed, by , Yi inslow, oi Auuiaoipn, to take
restrictions on the gauge of the Cheraw! and "was sent to the House for concur-1 a recess from the 2d day of DeccmlT,
& Wadesboro Railroad that his com- rence in tne amenumenu
panv will put that line in operation at '
onc. . . uJL j HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.'
Hon. Joseph J. Davis s majority for Moring of Chatham, of the commit-
Congress iu the Fourth District is tee on rules for the government of the
1 603 , .f.ru.i.i.' House submitted report' recommend-
Sentinel Dickgrttia on the1 WrSln
street yesterday that he "reckoned thd t inJ
electoral vote of North Carolina ibnld TVSS? !i u
be counted for Hayes r&.
Anew station, named Malwtliaa a nKsoge from the SeMte anoouac-,
DeenesuD ispra ou, iue rv. a in the adoption of the. action of the
R. R., twelve miles . beyowT Cameron th committee on jbint rules, and that
and sixty,nme maeaf 200 copies had-: been' ordered to be
Preparations are on foot to make tho I printed, asluntr the coocurrcncc of tho
Vance inaugural torchlight procession I the House. The- House concurred.
me. granaesi ever witnessed in wis iav i resolctioxs.
itude, says the Raleigh News. ; The followinitsolniions' jrere pre-
1876, to the 1st Monday . in , January,
1877, was taken Irom, the calendar,
read and tabled. ... , f .
Moring of Chatham moved to take
House resolutions , 3 ; and - 4 from the
committee on privileges and elections
and that they be placed on the calen
dar; , The motion prevailed. , , ,
House resolution No. 0, inquiry and
instruction as to the representative of
Pender county, . and to the claim of J.
W. Dunham to a seat from New Han
over county. - - A-
Henderson, fa vorel the aduptionof
the resolution and moved its adoption
and reference to the committee on priv
ilege and elections.
Moring moved to . amend by adding
Steamer J S I'nJcrhill, Latham. Hmith-
ville, J II Ni-tr.
Steamer North StAte, (Jrren, Fayette
vllle, Worth X Worth.
Schr MaCTrl", KanaJev, River, eoi
ton. Hall A lrarall.
Schr Joseph II Ncn", Reynold. Ort.u
Creek, naval tUr. Kerthncr A. Calder
Bros.
Schr Helm; 101 . tooa, Dituxnore. Balti
more, Northrop & Cummins:.
Ger. brig Atrem, l?i tou, Kkcnrilch.
RfitteriUm, K Pcshau& Wetermana.
Ci.EArrD Yestkrdat.
Mtmrr Dixie, ntt, Smithtlllc. , O O
Parfley ft Co.
. Steamer J S Undcrliill, Latham, SmJth
ville, J II Neff.
Steamer North State, Green, Fa jetterflle,
Worth te .Worth." . ;
Schr Miie, Karodey.New River. Hall
fc Pea null.
Schr JoaepU II NefT, Reynold, OrUn,
CmV, Kerch ner fc Calder Broa.
Nor brl 1 1 dene, Gunderacn, Glaow
N.JACOB I'S
HARDWARK DEPOT
iiiiMovr.n ix
NO. 10
SOUTH FRONT ST., NK.XT lOn TO
- MALLARD f tt HADPLI.CV
t
AND HARNF?.' STORr ;
Where w.-.hfcll -VEIIY
GLAD TO WKLWME
ALL Oil! nUEXDS AND ri'STolIDlS.
nov2Vtt . No. :Vi SUrku tnt
BEST TABLE
BUTTER
SOLD IN WILMINGTON.
Grravt Vari.iy c f
FK!II BLKJLTT AND CRACKEU-l
frold In W 11 rein-rum.
PLANTS EXTRA AND OCP.'-FAJIILr
Art the Bet Floor V.xtr fvlJ la
Wilmixvftoo.
MOfsT VARIED SDX K OF
FRENCH, LGIM AND .uIERICAN
Family Groceries
. In Nortlft (Jajvliua.
CHAS. D. MTERS A CO..
tmn Si 5 abd 7 North Frjol St.
and inquire into the right of the riU 1 William & MurehUon.
JadgBariieA4stdeinIfkigh; seAteAread and .placed I t,A TTftnw 'xrhieK itm adontL I.Tork. A D Cazauou
two is nnlv one Smith and onW I on the calendar orjeferred to appro! tr.A ' " - '4 4a I Exi-obt Doxrsnc
-" j I .. ... I VIMijt; uutitu, imi v i
rmp "Rmwn in thft -.Tpfirislatuw Jonea I rtriatc C0mmitt0CS.? -VT
is not there at all. 'I ..jhuj.
strike out t4and refer to committee ou
Dririleges, aud clccupns" and insert
Brvaa .Lann.J.ft. colored -Democrats TTia follAwinfWlls were introduced, i iudiciary committee." This amend-
iiving atDurliam, nas received an ap-1 passed their llrst'Teiding and placed I inent was lost. . : . .
poinimeni as jragg in vue ckvawk, i upon tne caieoaar. .rcienvu -m -vuc
branch of the J General Assembly. I oroDer connnittexrr-
Stamps'' for sale at general delivery when Does that look like j the IlemocratiO 1 By Carter, 'Btmcombe: An act
-t-mip oflice is closed. I party would abuse the negro TL 1 1 to be entitled.an act to restore . silter
Key Romft ncoKt?hlo at all hours, dav
a'i'l uiL'ht: ' v
MaU collected from ;street b0XC cvdry
(iZA'aiuyr-Tito-y or
, , lliere wercrno cases before tle mag4 1 Judiciary coiiimittifel
istrateV cburts yesterday. : x f Cooper, of Cherokee
The resolution as announced was then
passed.' JA ' v 1 ; i
, . House bill Xo. 5, inquiry into, the
right of IL'C. Maddry to a cat in the
as a lend tenderr Referred to the House in the place occupied by J. J.
Jnonou, as- a mcmoer iruiu uwniwry
cOTzaty,1 wrij read and adopted.
Ae- Tori Steamh!p RerolAtor 163
balea cotton, 21 okagra dried fruit, 3
pe.ckagM maze. -
- ExroKT Fobugx.
. Tvo Nor. brig Htlcne, tola
n!n. .
' : ' Mlmoxasda.
B!o lag freh from the Soathwcct at fha
Bar yrsienlay. , ,
' ' A two matedScbrnn.rt nAmcunksoffo,
off New Inlet Bar.
The ftcmcr Aihlaud with chr. Naacy
50 Quarter Boxes 50
CHOICE LARGE LONDON
JAYER RAISINS
Fvr Faxnlly TUc
Old English Cheese,
BLOCK, EDAM, PINEAPPLE and
CREAM CHEESE.
. CUAS. D. MTTrjSi CO.,
ujv joif .1 atul ? North Frost t.
u