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CouMyand City Directory.
COL'STl.
beritl - J. W. ticbeuek, Jr.
Clerk fluierior Court J. C. Maun.
Register of Deeds Y. J. Biyiun.
Coroner---E. D. Hewlett.
Treasurer Owen Fenuell, Jr.
Couuty Examiner A. R. Black.
Staudaid Keeier Win. M. Harris.
Commissioners 8. -N. Martin, Chairman;
E. M. Shoemaker, A. K. Black, John C.
lfeytr, Jtmes A. Lowery.
city.
Mayor--Jamco Wilson.
Clerk and Treasurer T. C. tfvrvose.
Marshal W. Y. Cauaday.
Aldermen E. K. Brink, Jamei Wilson,
1. B. Uraluger, Uwcu Buruey, D. fluujley.
Win, U. Tburbcr, Joseph E. Sampson,
Johu C. Mct, V. W. Kcniiucr,K. si. Rad
cliH Capl. bl 1'olice John Fitzgerald.
Cfpti'iu Niiht Policy -Louis Nixou.
HUE DLrAKTMEM
Chief Kugineer P. M. Rice.
Rankin No. 1 Juo. L, Boatwrighl, Fore
man. A, Adrim Ho. 'i C. Teitjeu, Foreman.
Cati- F-,ar No. o Jas. Kichardson, Fore-
i
man.
Brook)) u No. 1 W. D. Howe, Foremau.
Hook V Ladder No. 1 Roger Moore,
Foreman.
. MASOW1C.
Wilmington Commandery No. 1 AUnxl
Martin, I... C.
Council No. T. B. Carr, Th. 111.'.
Coneonl Chafer No. I C. M. VanOra
dell, 11.'. P. ' ;
St. JohVs Lodge No. 1-11". H. Muuson,
W.M.'. v
i. o. u. r.
v... r ..... I miIi'i' Kn ' il M Altnflur
N. C.
Cainpb'.ll Encampment No. 1 tleorge P.
Bapiler, U. P. .
Giblcm Lodge No. i-Wni MeLaurio, V.
M.
KMUHTS OF I'YTHIAS.
Stoucwill Lodge No. 1 J. McD. French,
W. C.
Clarendon Lotlge No. 2 R. S. RadeiiU,
W. C. '
Ccrmania No. i- W. Bvhmau, V. C.
MIsCELXANKOU.
College PhyBieians and Surgeous-J. Fran
cis Kiug, M. President.
City Hospital J. E. Wiuants, M. D. Sur
geon in charge.
Wilmington Typograpt ical Union No. 92
Wm. M. Hayes, President.
St. Geo ge aud St. Audrcrr SocietyAlex,
pruut, Frca't.
Wilmington Library Association W. L.
Smith, Pies' I.
Wilmington Literary Association W. L.
jewett, President.
Eclcet'e Literary Society--J. 1. Meares,
Trcsident ; Chas. U. Russell, Secretary.
Graud Army of the Republic E. M.
hoemak:r, Commander.
Post No. 3d. A. R. J. S. W. Eagls
'.'ommoudcr.
Wilmington Building Association W. L.
Smith, Pi es' t.
Mechanics' Building and Loan Associa
tion Alfred Marti u, Pres't.
Cape Far Building Association George
'Ui, President.
tof Commerce--Wm. L. DcKos---'Rjissell,
ScVy.
l RoblSlraugc
ouor and Tern-
(JT
ROWN,
.c-"soi; 10
BR'JWN & ANNDERSUN.
DiiALLK I2i
o Wutclies?, Olockfr,'
welry. Silver Ware,
juNjyr goods.
-yACUifci TO SUIT ALL. AGh25.
f6 37 Market Street.
WILMINGTON', N. CV
Clocks aud Jewelry carefully
HG-tf
DAVID PI00TT,
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WILMINGTON,
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DaVIIjY bulletin.
'Miaroitoicji cr. IJi-;coKr, J
i June -7SSA.vM 172.1
Ware of 'Obser
vation; i
" "'- l Direct Ion
Stat of
Weather.
TlierJ of Wind.
Augusta, Geo.'
lialtiinore, ;
Boston,
Buft'alo, N. Y.,
Calm;
Clear.
57
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57
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51
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51
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67
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N. AV.
S. E.
Clewd.
Kiar.
Clouds.
i;uicagot.
mimU'ng
Kir. v
K. -
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Clenr.
Jlontrcai, C'an.J
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n. j:.
E.
k-Mosir.
iCIenr.
isew xork,
Portland, ile.. "
Punta-RaKsa, Fa
Washington,
Wirminsrton;
Fair.
Clear. r
:.K If hnn'i
Cain
Clear.
Meiut Tcm.-fOTtheihTn
yntft TP?
Tota 1 Rain uOLT4J 1 nches.
Highest .otcrved Temp. .'Lowest 57.
Moiin Temp, of wiine month last year, 71 l
' Robe rt Se y botu ,
. Scrg't Hlgnai Service. U. A.
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Post Office Regulations.
Post Office, Wilminoton. N. C , ) '
March 31, lb7J. f
From this date the mails will eiose as
follows:
Northern (morning) mail 1 0 a. m.
Northern (night) mail S p. ui.
Southern mail :. S p. in
Ed. R. Bkink, P. M.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Just received at VauOridell's another lot
of those Beautiful Walnut Mouldings.
All sorts ol blanks printed and for sale by
S.O.Hall. Office on Princess st. tf
Tiiiinii will be a meeting of
Hoard ol Aldermentbis ereuieg.
the
Excuusion Tickets cau now be pro
cured to all available, points. Head the
advertisement ot the Rail Jtoad'CVmpa-.
nits, and choose your route.
Particular attention is called to th!
City Health Ordiuauce It is of the ut
most importance, and we hope or citi
zens will attend to the requirements at
once.
The light-boat Frying Pan Shoals
was brought to the city this morning
for repairs. Ia the meantime another
vessel take her place until the necessary
repairs are made. . -
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Mr. Charles Phillips, aged 07,
lrom Montreal, Canada, died yesterday
evening at the Purcell House. He had
been ill for a long time and was stop
ing in the city for his health. His re
mains were forwarded to his friends
this morning.
Three weeks from to-day the Juno
term of the Superior Court will le held.
Suits cannot be brought alter Wednes
day the 12th inst for that term. Attor
neys will please-take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
MahkkV HfiroRTs for the month of
May show that there were Beeves slaugh
tered, 11G; Hogs, 50; Calves, 15; Sheep,
527. There were 845 cart?, and lo wag
ons in market.
For the week ending June 1st there
were Beeves slaughtered, .34; Hogs, 10;
Sheep, 111; Calves, 1. Aud 234 carts
in market.
County Commissioners Brief Ue
roRT. Chairman was instructed to ex
amine1 the W. & W. K. H. tax rctuics,
and report -to the Board. S. VauAm
ringe allowed $535 for work ou bridge.
A tax of 5-10 of 1 per cent, authorized
to be levied by the Township of Wil
mington, and the Sheriff to collect the
same. Mr. Black instructed to super
intend Township lines between Rocky
Point, Holden, Columbia aud Lincoln.
Benjamin J. Lawton, Harbor Mas
ter ana Clerk of the Board of Naviga
tion, died last night. Mr. Lawton was
a young man of promise, and leaves a
wife and child to mouru his -loss. As
an officer he was always prompt and
atseutive wc believe, aud his place will
be nut easily rilled.
The flags of the shipping iu port to
day are all placed at half-mast in respect
to the memory of Capt. Lawton.
'tlie
r . i. a' f
house. a nonce oi lue cx
cellent troup to perfoim to-night, was
unavoidably crowded out Saturday. If
Messrs. Skiff & Gaylord 1 ave the talen
ted performers they had iu Washington
a short time ago, tvc may opk for a rare
treat, musically, as 'well as in witicism
We caution them, however, that both
political parties atttnd concerts, aud
the custom of some companies from the
North, ringing in political hits intended
to plcaic a' Southern" audience ol ten fall
short of the mirk. The last time wc
saw this excellent company, they were
free fconi that odious trick, and wc hope
to chronicle the same good, taste at
their performance to-night. W m
Key. West. Vial
Iakc CUv.1 Fla
THE TOXTU JCm
- -3 Bam. Johnsob, the Basso Prbfttntlo,
sings to-nigbl. r ! .
It is harder to tell nhat caauot go
into a paper than what can. i
Judge Cantwell is out ol the ity,
HDd no Court was held toklaj. !
ISuusbiuc and light showers eh ate
pch other to-dar like smUcs and
j
Lest property changed haoda durM
mg the month of May past, than any
mouth for the past two years.
Workmen are removing the brick
wall on Princess street, preparatory to
building au'ofiice lor Col. W. L. Smith,
Frank Leslie keeps pouring his
broadsides into President Grant, but
they are papr bullets and wiiroot
hurt any one. v
- 11 i yt,, toUToyour local
lii'inu loft, nif ikofiQtiao ilm noiipr ia an
full, but such awful things do happen;
and we are sad. '
Harnss' news stand as usual, is
filled with all the late periodicals, and
papers. Mr. Harriss is a success in his
line, as the daily crowds of knowledge
seekers amply testify.
Thc Grand Chapter meets to-night.
Tin
evening liain WllL UnUOUDieaiV
bring iu a goodly number ot. the lights
ol masonry. Wc extend to our com
panions a cordial greeting.
fcxiLL the families keep pointing
Northward. Four families went' this
morning and we- know ot three others
who go to-morrow. Why will they all
go aud leave a fellow alone
Hit: Freemason, published at St.
Louis, Mo., is the largest Masonic
, , . a , .
edited by that prince of ood,
George Frank GonltipuTietl;
i nu cv it ti vi n trton al lur tett iow nrice i
J a T " - ' - s t-
nf 00 ntr Annum. Mr. flnnlev is a.
T
graceful style and a splended Masonic
Jurist. His paper has been publicly
recommended bv many of the Grand
Lodges of the Uuited States, and should
be seen to be appreciated.
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The July number of the Old and
Nery to be issued June 15, will repeat
the highly successful experiment of last
year, and will be an Educational Num
ber. It will contain a graphic account
of life at the famous Rouud Hill School.
established and conducted by Grorge
Bancroft and Dr. Cogswell ; a compre
hensive view ol tne whole range
of instruction now given at Har-
vaid university; omer papers upon
topics of educational j importance.
aud a College Directory, giving the
name, locality, course of study, faculty
and number of students of 175 or more
of the principal collegiate institutions
of the United States being an extreme
ly convenient reference list.
Mailed, j
post paid, ou receipt of 33 cents, by the
iiil,Uclior5 Xfo.cra Rnliol-tci Ttrnci'a Ti .
CORRESPONDENCE.
The- Editor of this jiacr is iu no icoy re-
aixmsible tor lic views or statements ot Lvrrcs-
lotideit; no cotnniunlcations of an anottyrnoui
character will be published; the real name of
the writer nu$l accompany jill couununicatiQtiXi
Any oiic who may Jeel agrieoed at statements
matte by correspondents can obtain the name on
appttcalioi to tie Juditor,
Editor Evening Post :
Dear Sir: Judge Settle' of Rocfc
ingbam, the Republican candidate tor
Congress in the Fifth Distiict, N. CM
had a discussion with General J. M.
LEAcn his competitor at Ashboro,
Randolph, N. C, last Tuesday, Cjeneral
It T I
Leach said that the Kirk Bergen war, a communication to the Vosc de Cuba, char
on defenseless men was enough to con- eos thc brokcrs with ving fraudulent quo
on ueituseiess men, was enougn 10 con- taious order to nnad the merchants
vict, and forever datuu the Republican an imrxseon the public, h'e Government
partv. aud he was satisfied that his
competitor would be defeated because
he belonged to the party, that) upheld
Holden, who instigated that war.
Judge Settle in replying, said : No
one more than I condemn brutality. I
am no apologist for what Kirk and
Berlin did, and I am satisfied that the
rl v f rpnrnt rnnipmn 'nlitr 1
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was not uone proper uy jxira or iergin.
You say that I belong to the party that
sustains Holden who ' instigated this
war. I charge' upon him as belonging
to . the party that murdered Outlaw,
Stephens, and Colgrore, s drowned Par- j
year, scourged Curtiss and scores of smaii gmmi iq me moumams. mcromeis
others, exiled Senator Schoilher, though nownenw to. the capital. A fcways
. - kV"''l4Ft".w"o will b reqr! red to restore travel and teic
tbe instrumentality of the kuklux klxn. graphic communication. , ; ;. - -
also, cbargeny iapetitor; wit b being
the candidate! of !tCi .iartf-l
artruuii erected
!iJa1t Pens" forf ypiuiiilhU county.
I ciuirgoAAateneiarfCiH W. Leav
tmthrbpej:the! DerMbitf for
Auditor! . was a; jhiUtia Oqneranurr
Ex-Oo7ernor Vance, and that the said
Iventhrope Jiaiitnjhin ! those ;bull
pen?, uiD wives, xiauguxers an sisiera. oj
men. vrtinaA nniv" r.rlmft waa
f&rm
i ftfjatDsewV twoiii lo 4hiHtmlFpem
these womcaere subjected lto i all .Jhl
barbarities that tbivrnoat inhnml tWlni
could sujrsesMhev were not allowed to
J attend the calls of nature without beiog
attended by an armed - male guard.- I
charge that, this gallant, inihtia'Gemiral
oi,5,oy 2?': :soialdliecI young
JNorthcutt, one beautiful Sunday morn
' ing ad.tl,1 onlycrinie whe wouM
not raise7 his arm to figut'agamst the
DWoal cDarge tDat jou be Dg to Ue
I ' x
a rs between fencerails, in
order to compel her to tell where her
husband was, he then being in the
woods to keep lrom being conscripted.
General Lkach-"-tI;v was opposed to
things as much as you were.
Judge SBTTL.BTT.bQt you are the can
didate now of the meu and the princi-
pjes that carriefi them on1
Jraf Ant.hiiR.Asm nrPvil onrl .Tnrlcro
I
Settle is dealing heavy blows upon his
vulnerable opponents. 1 think the
Judge will carry his district by about
nine hundred majority. Amen say we.
n.t
ours,
G.
Greeley in Kentucky,
A correspondent at Big Boone Borings.
Bobner county'; Lty.; writes : 4tThe in
habitants of the couuty round about
here are intensely Democratic. L They
held at the Springs on Saturday last a
primary meeting, S! TTXTJ.
. f mmnrrnTy I iii'ri niciiicainrp nnnrina i
1 8aw but two that would vote for Gree-
I timentseenwd to be very much against
i seaQinn of mia pnvpinnn mnnntiiptiirpra
Dolly had better cease 9 exist when
sne acts so. Post office clerks and
other have to creep among, the vines
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and flowers to ascertain the Address of
a letter, which is a delightful task.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Washington, D. c, June J.
The Spanish advices indhlatc the earjy re
lease of Dr. llouard.
The President vetoed the bill for the relief
of Melton Best, of Padueah, for house de
stroyed by the government. It was an inci
dent of the war, and an infinite amount of
property was destroyed in the same way.
The President also asserts that it is over
valuation. ; J -
Senate Bill allowing privileges to tug
and freight boats used exclusively for, tug
and freight , purposes upon the Mississippi
river and $ts tributaries,' passed. The privi
lege is limited to twelve months from the
passage of the act. Such vessels are allowed
to earfr J50 instead of 110-pounds steam, to
which passenger vessels are restricted. Car
penter is answering Sehurz.
House took a recess. The Con ferenee Com.
mittce arc out and have not yet determined
upon the tobacco tax; 20 cents, uniform, is
r rom onto.
Ceeveean i, J une 6.
Late lust evening, at Portsmouth, Ohio,
Councilman Scott of that place, with, his son
aud four or five others went out boat ing
on the Ohio in a small steamer; provided with
a Tubular boiler, widen exploded and tort
the boat to pieces, . wounding ', nearly . all
Seott's injuries will iprolblyproveliitiil.
His son had a leg broken; A i
The clothiers here have yielded to the stri
kers, ahd the men will fesume Work to-mor-row.
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From Florida
Kev West, June 3,
A Havana correspondence Slso stiites that
the government has prohibited the journals
from publishing any other quotations than
those of the Royal Board of Brokers.
The President of the Havana Railroad, iu
thus makes itself, partially : responsible for
the cyil, in refusing to allow theprcjs to pub
lish the regular quotations. U
From inlassacAnsettB.
Boston, June;;. -W.
H. WadleigU, Teller of tlie'Massaehit
charge of defalcation of 9S7,mJ The Teller
MJlla iH.I lOIVZli lift UK! Wfl flrTPSTM nil Ik
a a .1! m r i a '1 '--.'I"' V" a
appears' to have hoaxed the Examiner by
x j a . m 9 - ,
oging wnus in pareci9anu onnguig me
s"100 parcels twice.
?
From Mexico a
Motekkv, iimc 3.
Thc revolutionary General Trevino, find-.
ing hlmsell threatened attempted to evacu
ate Montery. when he was attacked and i
badly defeated. , He however escaped with a
. t'com NeirArork
Arrived
Steamship 'Wyoming. .'Arrived
out, City of Brussels; 'Manhattan; Oceanic,
and Cambria. ) x
ff .
, ti v , . -sj-i.. St. Ihvui, June 3.
Primary democmlle elections lo the Balti
more convention show largely for Greeley
From Indiana. '
r Durmg h raJUj 4U)utuand.Tvitom The roof
otitno uazette onice Aras oiown on nootting
the office and doing oilier "damage.-' ; 4 ,
( New York Markets.
New Yokic, June 3.
x8tocks very steady; Gold strong at 11 !?'.
Money easy at o percent; Sterling'cxeliaiige
long W&;, short my. -Goyennnents dull
but steady. State bond quiet and dull.
"Cotton llini. fckdes of SSG .baies middling
at 27c. Flour dull aud heavy. Wheat quiet
and rirm. Corn dull ml declining Vuihi.
quiet nless 13 loGr$2Q. lantl. quiet .steam
Spirits Turpentine quiet at OOe. .Uos-.
in quiet and teady, at ?3 W for strained.
Freights firm. 1;
BY C All LI.
:- Lomjo", June 3.
A n ivecl, steamship Lucj-, from Charleston
Foreign .Markets.
London, June
-Is'oon
Consols sej.g; Ex. Dividend Bonds W..
Paris, Jtuic 3-Koon.
Kenlcsojf. 87c; ?
Li v EiaooE, June o ooii.
Cotton opened quiet and steady, uplands
11&UU; Orleans
f Later--Cotton steady. Sales of 12,o0u bales
to speculators and 3,000 bales to exporters.
" 'Breadstuff's quiet. Corn 2Ss. Lard 'Site. 0d
DIED.
LAWTON On Sunday evening, Juue 3d,
at 94 o'clock, of Consumption, Capt. B.J.
LAWTON, aged 31 years.
The-funeral will take place to-morrow
afternoon at 4 o'cloek, from the residence
of Mr. L. Lyons.' on Third street, thence to
Oakdale Cemetery. ..Friends and acquaint-
tmium. to attend. ,
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i MONDAY, June 35 P. M.
UaupB TuaFENTiNE-i-No change reported.
Sales of liU bbls at f5 for virgin, $4 for yel
low dip, and $2 85 for hard, per 280 lbs.
Spirits Turibntiwb Has declined one
cent, and market quiet. Sales of 250 casks
at 53 cents per gallon for Southern packa
ges. : vU .. "
Rosin Sales of 890 bhls at f :! 80 lor strain
ed, $2 90 for No. 2, $3 10 lor low No. 1, $3
50 for. No. 1, ff for low Pale,, and $5 for ex
tra Pale.
Tar Sales of 78 bids at fJ 50 p- r bid.
Cotton No sales reported.
MARINE.
ARRIVED.
1 Sebr. John, Williams, from New
York, to Williams & Murchisou.
2 Steamer Waye, Skinner, from Fayette
villc, to Williams and Murchisou.
' CLEARED.
3 Steamer Wave, Skinuer. loi Fayette-
viile, by Williams & Murchisou.
RECJEirTS.
PER RIVER STEAMERS, Ac.
StmrVWave 186 bbls spirits turpentine,
21 do crude turpentine, 204 do rosin, to
Williams & Murchison, Edwards & Hall.
List of Vessels in the Port or Wil
mingtoUf N. Ct Jane 3, 1872.
STEAMSHIPS
Pioneer, Wakeley, Id Phil, Worth & Worth
BARQUES
(Ccr) Straughai, Nanschutz, ldff, Europe
Willard Bros.
BARQUEANTINE
(BrJ Elizabeth Taylor, Pjroctor, ld, Europe
i Vick tic Mebane
I BRIGS
(Br) Williamina, Boisse, Idg Cork,
I Williams & Murchison
(Br) Criteriou, Court, dis, do
(Br) Essex. Smith, dis, Sprunt & Hinson
Ger Eiche, Kassebohn, dis, Willard Bros
Br ilaidee, McDonald, dis, E Kidder A Sons
SCHOONERS
Nellie, Orcutt, dis, Harriss & Howell
Tarry Not, 8immous, dis. Harriss '& Howell
S.V. W. Simmons, Williams, dis,
Harriss & Howell
Kate Went worth. Mead, ldg Cuba,
E Kidder & Sous
8arah Brueu, Fi&her, ldg Phil, ,
Harriss & Howell
Light of the East, Harper, dis," I
; Harriss & Howell
List of Vessels Sailed for this Port,
CUXHAVEN.
Magdelena, Bumsgard; f v eld March 21
GUERNSEr. . 1
Homely, Le Dain, '"-.
PHILADELPHIA.
Sehr Judge Hopkins, JJaker,
Brli? John Pierce, Towneend,
i . M BALTIMORE.
eld April 3
eld May 22
eld May 29
c X -',
eld 3Iay28
- eld May 29
4 eld May 28
eld May 2U
Br Barque AriadDCi Howell,
.'.-.rsivi BOSTON.
Ger Barque Scalla, Waack,
Sehr Kate E Rich, Walford,
t ; ! NEW YORK;
Br Barque Dr C Tapper, Chamberb,
- " ' -- eld May 25
Sehr John, Williams, eld May 25'
FORTRESS MONROE. V f
Br Barque Deer, eld May 10
.'NEWCASTLE.'
Vcanre, Norgaard, ' , ! eld May .8
Swedish Barque Ulrika Brcuenberjr, .
, . s "cldMayltt
. .. BRISTOL., ; :
(Br) Bquc Amazon, McDonald, dd May 14'
. . NEWPORT. f '
Br Barque Fair & Easy, Taylor, eld May 21
aiSCELLANEOUS.
A. ADRIAN.
ir
IL.VOLLEK.
ADRIAN & V0LLERS.
WHOLESALE DEALEB4 IN
Groceries midlXiaiiors.
Imrortcrs of German and Havana Ogars, '
.' AN1 . ,
Commission Mercliaut,
8uui-H-lAfJKSJocK and Fkom
I ;? H ..WIXfMINGTON,JN. C.
Having the largest and !t l hsm tel si.h k
of Groceries and Liquors in theCHv, li'd-is
will find it to their iuterest t give us j-all
before buying elsewhere, i 1
may 17-tf. , ' - , ' . 1
J. W. SCHENCK, Jr., & CO.,
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General Commission Merchants
Commercial Agents J
COKNiSi; DOCK & WATER SIREEIH,
'IE311NG ton, X. C.
'WILL CIVL PKOM1T SV PlilibUAL'
attention to the side or shipment of Cotton
and If aval Stores,, Juniper Staves and all
kinds of Country produce, &c, ie.
Orders for sale of rroduecor:purcba -v ir
Goodswill.bc -promptly attended to, and to
i the best advantage to ourxustomcrs.
Wc are also receiving large consignment-!
of all grades of Liquors which we arc pre
pared to sell at wholesale, at the lowest cash
prices. -
dee 21 . . , : ' H.Wrtf
conniGcion merciiaut ,
. AND 1EVEEK IN 1 -
Rroceries, Provisions, Dry Goods
Clotbiiig, &c. k.,
No. &i and 24 North Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Consignments and Cash Orders Solicited
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RIOHABDN. MOOIST.
Commission Merchant,
aKdIjealei; in .
FLO UK, GRAIN. '
MILL FEED,
AND
COUNTRY PUUDUCL.
Cor. Camdein&Pacii Sits
Baltimore, MuY
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Orders from 'North Carolina Solicited.
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PARKER ife TAYLOR
Successors to
I A. H. NEElf , .
1 " Mauufaeturers and dealers in
HOUSE FUmiSHIlfG GOODS,
No. 19 Front Street,
W IL MI HGTON.N, U,
(Juns, Stoves, Lanterns, Kerosene, oil Tin
and Sheetdron Ware.
Roofing done at short notice
. 'Agents for Fairbank's Scales.
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NewStore ! Olcl Qoocls. !
i GREENEWALD & CO.,
1 32 NOKTU WATEK STKEET,
Xext door lo WiOurd Bro s.
WHOLESALE DEALBW3 iV
LIQUORS, WINES,
BRANDIES, WHISKIES ,
OINS, &c , Ac.,
and all kinds ofl'aiicy Liquors, which wv
win oner to me tnwicon t ne most reasonable
terms, as wc are 'receiving large consign
ments of the best goods in the country.
iPlca.sccaU before making your purchases.
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W. H. DAET,
MPPIiyr'S BUILDING,
SOUTH FJtONT ST
W1LMIN.G-T.ON1N, O.,
Plnmlier, Steam and Gas , Filler,
and dealer iu
Wrought and Galvanized Iron I?ite.
llrass Cocks, Valves, Gas Fixture
and all descriptions of
FITTINGS FOR STEAM, WATER
AND GAS.
Particular attention paid to fitting up oi
COTTON MILLS,
with Jteam, Gas and Water.
. J. S. AVILLIAM
dlaleI; in
Ifixixoy aixU.Stailtj Dry Ciootlw,
ol Nokth Front Street,
Wilmington, N.
;:;;(XB,iMAYKi(,
DAKKRY and CONFECTIONERY
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FRENCH AND AMKIUCVN CONFIX'-
- - -: , ' ITIUNEUY,
f FOREION & .DOMETI(; FRUITS.
Wetldhigs and parties sunplictl at (short
notice, with all the delicacies of the season.
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