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THE EVENING POST.
V. -P. CANADAY, - - - Business Manager.
C. MANN, M&nagg Editor.
Monday," June 3rd, 1872..
OK PKEdlDBNT , OF THE ? UMTI
T.y t., STATES ,,r
SUBJECT TO 'THE1 NOMINATION OF
TfiE REPUBLICAN CONTENTION.
FOR 3IEMBER OF .CONGRESS, TIIIRD
DISTRICT,
NElLL McKAY, Jr.
ot Harnett.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.
TOD It. CALDWELL, ot Burke.
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR.
CUKTIS l. BUOGDEN, of Wajnc.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
V. II. IIOWERTON, ot Rowan.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
DAVID A. JENKINS, of Gaston.
FOR SUTT PUBLIC INSTRUC HON,
JAMES C. RE1D, ot Franklin.
.FOR AUDITOR.
JOHN REILLY, of Cumberland.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
T. L. IIAUGKOVE, ff Granyille.
FOR SUP'T PUBLIC WORKS,
SILAS BURN8, ol Chatham.
Jainea Gordon; Bennett.
The telegraph , informs us that this
veteran in the Eiitoml ranks died
last Saturday. He has been ill for a
long time and-his dissolution has been
looked forward to, for several days.
There was, probably, no editor or news
paper better known all over the civi
lized globe, than Mr. Bennett and his
New York Herald. Owning it himself,
he was under no restrction as to its pol
icy or course, and consequently its po
litical course has been variable. as per-
soual policy dictated, audits utterances
hurt nut can icd that weight or couvic
tioa with' them, that lesser papers en-
jojed. AS a neics paper, iuC
always occupied the front rank among
our creat metropolitan journals, and the
fabulous prices it has paldjor news.and
its liberality and determination to excel
allits cotemporarics has made it what
it is
Mr Bknnett was born about the
year 1800 at New Mill, Kent, in Banff-
shire, Scotland, and emigrated to isos-
ton in tho fall ot 1819 when he ob-
taincd his first position as proof reader,
and afterwards taught school. Iu 1822
he moved to New York and soon went
to Charleston where he was employed
on the Courier, In 1825 he started a
hnt did not
LIU 1 v . w - ,
succeed very welt, and was again em-
oloved ou other papers. In 1833 he
started the New York Globe, but only
ublished it one month and ..purchased
the Pentwileanian at ' Philadelphia
lw. rpmninrd until 1834. In Mav.
1835. iuat 37 years ago, he issued the
VIWWW - w - - W t
first number of the New York Herald
which he has controlled ever since with
i . i
Varying succes?, auu nuu uu uauc
his name familiar on both sides of the
Atlautic.
His generosity to many ot his old em
ployees and friends, and his cold
blooded sacriiice of all who stood in the
wnv of his Dcrsoual success 'and ambi-
tiou arc well known. .Although well
stricken in years and very, infirm, he
held ihe supervising control over his
managing . editors, and lis continued
success h is been the result. Ot .its fu-
t nru it will Km ll rrl tr BAT .T 1VT ITS Ci
Bennett, Jr., has been trained to sue -
ceed bis lather, in the eontrol of the
Herald, but in overoearmg manner 01
..... .. r
dealing with bis subordinate editiors,
many .ol them his superior in brain, has
made him unpopular Mwith them, and
we look for changes, not for the better
in the o!d paper.'
The :M&nn-aging , editor of the Post;
who was A. Q. M. during the war, is A.
mates that wc were a - Saltpetre mann-
T
lacturer" during the war, ana that we j uas oeen agreed mat nnicsa our govern
were thereby exempted from military ment .withdraws its indirect claims,
duty. ' But as wc never made, or caused
to be made, an ounce ol caltpetrc, or
anything like it, whereby we were spa
red tbe tcrrib!e necessity ot confronting
our Maunly foe on the "fields ot car
nage," we respectfully submit that his
joke is. not as good as jit might- have
been had he not drawu on his imagina
tion lor material. We de-Mann-d satis
faction 1 Can-a-day bring it forth !
Wc tor-tcd to answer tne above arti
cle several days ago, but had so much
to sjv to answer the shot-gun articles of
our neighbor, that we really had no time
or gjpsce,' Jt' ia5st .tp jsrjtcod H
. M . . I
rntn TWnard. of the Wilmloffton T
rt,. twfnVlM and winkles.' 'cnditwi:.. J
r, roNtir.n in ihn Rt. Bernard vrc reaa
of otcK tbefwatcr; He is of I udlcr
pattern "and ; bis bark la xrorse ftt-i bis
bite i- V" M -i vi t.i 't-
Dike, t 1 .- !.t' ,of -, ... y
Cociinl Jobnny McDonald said be
made saltpetre, but as it is denied, of
course we take tbe back track. We
would like to know, thongb, what he
did do to keep out ai the war. jH j8
able bodied ;and comparatively good
looking, but he wasn't a soldier. We
presume the Q. IE places were all
so ho could'nt'go there, and so we beg
that he wiU tell us wnat new "P
--M.- emoL ; Y- ,
v , baM.
XtOW we Were an A. H M1V I
a 1Q iti Tm n tte rear I
BIOOU L UIU w T"
-i? - x i rvA Anv fr? nrl kIiow
in case ox bcuou.;
as fiae record t We . nobly drew our
e nouij
1861 to December,
in tne anuv uww ww i -
1RGG and would still be drawing It, It I
our great and glorious nation needed
our Taluable Wees! ;Now let: -onr
Biu.ABD ihow ui about hU pt-
cousin
notism.
Our brother Oanaday, we axe
sorry to say. "nt witn tue vonieua.
. . i- rt
That's what we know about the two
sections shaking bands. Dr. Grkklbt
will please notice
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WAsniKQTow, D. C, May 31, 1872.
Editor Evening Post :
CONGRESS i
Continued its last session longer than it
has any other during the season, com-
mencing at 11 o'clock yesterday morn-
mg and continuing all night. It is now
10 o'clock, and even yet the starry old
banner floats from the dome of the Cap
itol. Logan, Nye, Edmunds, and Mor
ril, the willing champions of tariff, free
trade, rai 1 roads," canals, and x internal
improvements, are the regular occupants
of both branches of the law-making:
power during its closing meetings, while
Sumner and a lew otuers are Beiaom
heard except ou matters ol International
law and human liberty. Toe various
committees are making their reports as
fist as possible, looking to adjournment
for and before the Philadelphia meet
ing. " Pig Iron " Kelley is in bad
health, and hence, when there, sits qui
etly in his seat, looking on. Gold-headed
cane Scofield tries to take his place, "but
Kelley'a argument as to the best policy
for devIopiog the resources of his great
gtate is majority in; Uselfll The Ku
Klux bill fit is thought) will not become
a iaw The Lemocrats are claiming the j
ngQt or preoeuen. - -
passage, and jet if it Is-ndtadopteatit.
is thought) the right of suffrage can
uaye n0 security in the coming.' contest
Soutbt -fr ! ,
decoration day J t
In the District was generally observed,
and though it rained, there was a gene-
ral outpouring of the people from every
quarter, ine yarious cmca
dead were visited, and the same band
that strewed bright flowers over , the
graves of our cherished dead, with ten"
der care removed the turf from the
mounds of Confederate soldiers. The
day was observed at the various cemete-
ties in the surrounding- country. Gen.
I - -
Banks delivered an eloquent-address at
Arlington ; Col. E. It. M. Paehtz spoke
at Prospect Hill ; Colonel Hawkes was
speaker of the day at , Soldier Home
CenuUry and Lieut. Meigs at Oak
Hill
TI,a .Wpr9xfind the manaffers
WX o
generally wra prominent in the war, as
they are also in the Urand Army of
the liejmblic. ;
I V,.n - .nrrucnnnr n( tvoo on.hnmhip
I
..
participant in.the way of a well-prepared
were strewn with reverent hands over
the graves of the ' unlnoicn soldiers."
TH& ALABAMA qTJETION '
is becoinin" rather complicated. The
London correspondents for American
journals, express great regrets, and are
at a loss to devine the motives actuat
jDg me Commissioners en both sides of
the question; and while; we all hepeor
I 1. .. K1 1 U , t ."n-tl
1 e have every reason to fear some
trouble in regard to. its final adjo3t -
ment. National difficulties should i be
i ' . '
settled by principles of right and. not h
Dg could be morally grander on the
pt of either government, than tho
j frank admission of a mistake. "
The English government has made a
clean breast , of it, and the entire pro-
ceSs ot iU negotiations: baa been laid
M n both hotlse3 : of Parliament and
lt 8eems that hJ a onanimous rote it
they arc determined to retire from; the
negotiation. The, English government
claiming , to be afraid of compromising
its honor, by its hitherto lenient policy,
it becoming more determined, while
oar agents arc erjaally firm and manly,
in defence of . sacred honor oi their
country, Yhen ice consider the damage
done our commerce in oar time o peril,
our cause can have no greater advocate
(than in oor .atatesnien) and our advo
cate can bare no greater cause. ,
n
'4i vV'.THB
7 H""T Tin:,
r 1 rtTT A VI? 1.-
e r roviivjL yfhi. .Ts j
Guaranteed to excel all otbera, both lnjhape
THE
AXE.
f.rr" -"nTi
AND ACCEPT NO OTHER. . .
J0'jauA :
For yoawlu tnen dc certain you are gwiuw I
' wewaworjw WCJr. . , '
e Very Axe warranted.
For gale, wholesale and xetall. at
J nahtl coute
zvzzzzr i
And Dealera throughout the State. r
W TTAIlDmilK. IX
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A2SlS
Amumtion. se. v i
We would respectfully call the attention of ;
WHOLESALE BUYERd
to onr full and complete assortment, em
bracing all And every description of Goods
In the Trade, and to the superior advantages
we can offer from having the agency to sev
a1 leAdlnsr factories In the trade-. . I
- m a m . .X cjm1 V
'Always on hand Sole and harness Leather,
Kip and Calfskins. ' - . ... , :
Faints, Oils, Glass, Sash, Doors and Blinds,
Fle&se call and examine, before purchas
inr. the stock at -
Kf NATITIi JACOBrS . ;..r
Hardware Depot, Na Market St.
nov9i , t t l-iy
pOPULAU LTTERATUItE
The best and most popular Reading can
always be found at the , -' .
LIVE BOOK STORE.
literary Entertainment, of a refined and
varied character, presenting in, a graphic
and striking manner the most recent infor
mation and soundest views on subjects of
general Interest.
It of
An unusual attractive U;
LITERA-
BY WORKS, light and solid reading matter,
for sale at
HEINSBERGER'S
Live, Book and Music store.
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PROFESSOR ALEX. McIVER,
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i Sup erint eiiden t of
Will address the, citizens of Wilmington
on matters ipertainjng to
. -" .
jrUJrJUaA
At the City : Hall, on
Wednesday , Evening, June 5.
Other gentlemen are expected to deliver
03.
ddrcssca. ' - 5 . ,
Ail those interested in the most excellent
Ml ihose interested ln the most excellent
work of Education of all the people are in
vited to attend. ' .
8ILA8 N. MARTIN,
' Chairman,
County Boardof Education.
Jc
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LiVXD SALE.
3,000 Acres of Lani in Small Farms.
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THE FAMOUS TRACT OF UNDO TOWN
I x
minjrtonA Weldon iWlr; aboutven
l ft veneres and upwards, to suit purchasers.
timolvenon balance. .
I Am A- S . X - 1 A
l me lana ncu wuu man,- anu UIWU UI
j lt unaer a high state of cultivation. For
JmJff.l
ply soon to
JAMES & BROWN,
Ileal Estate Agents, &c, .
v Second Street.
14-10t
Junes
MONEY
SAVED IS
I r
I ' .W--
Money Made.,
1 TUB PUBLIC ; CAN SAVE MONEY BY
nnvin; Liii'i r uumx unci Mnnra at ivnrrn
Front Street.- 2 " -1
- We keep always on hand a large and full
stock-of ail kinds of Boots and Shoes, and
sell at lower prices a- better -grade of goods
thancan be found elsewhere in the State.
Coll and see - - -
' - . .; nv.n n ' vrntnem onv -; ;
.t .fk r 29 North Front street.
to be found In the city, ;
v DUDLEY d: ELLIS,
' ;i Slgn ofthe Big Boot.
Jc311
ATTcf -2 iTORTII WATER BTREETr j
tSTAlES. ' ' '"!': '
ArPLY TO, l-
U iv Ji O. BULCKEN.
Jc3
11-21
I riFXTCElt'S w W1IEATON GRITS
5,,, ,:: -: , ' . ."-.-t AND ",-"': -t-i' .-i -.
J '-cohYMAtrer scotch oatme1v.l
CTXAS. IVMYEIW & CO. .t vf.
" . . , 7 ycrtlj Fr-ut etrct.
MM
: NCY7 JIDYERTISEIIEKT
LIpnday: and Tuesday,1 Junel3d & 4th
The W6rld famous
SKIFF & GAYLORD'S
22LaLSSSi:
tf
alt sJ9t?''-r
BTErytWng Strictly aiii Entirely New
23 ARTISTS. I 23
iK?j. wibdman
'jpti , SeiS ilSSt
Sscan be sccurS at? Heinfe-
viN BEATTY,
Keserveasea
berger's Bookstore.
June i v i
Sauterne,
' clakets and
RHINE WINKS.
CHAS D. MYERS & CO.,
7 North Front Street.
5-tf
may 23
Rooms District Ex. Committee,")
Wjllmington, N. C, May 25, 1S7U., J
fTHE REPUBLICAN'- DISTRICT EXECU
1 tlve Committee will meet in the City of
Wilmington. N. C, at 8 o'clock P. M., the
Ilth of June, 1872. A full attendance is de
sired, as business of Importance will come
rJ. vinairtprjitlon. I publish below tne
names of the ' Committee from each county.
jNew uanover, w.xr. umuu, v........... ,
Onslow,' E. B. Banders; Harnett, J. fe. liar-
a Tfn KriFrP I Enoch Hill : Brunswick, E. M. Rosafy ; Cum
AN D feCIEN CE. g"" G. Thornton ; Columbus R. N. 390
K)ls; Clifton Ward i T Moore; aTk. mV
Donaia. w. P. CAN AD AY.
Chm'n Dis't Ex. Committee
may 25
7 tm
N
O
C E
The County Commissioners of the Coun
ty of New Hanover will meet at the Court
House, in Wilmington, for three days, viz:
nn Mrmdav. Tuesday and Wednesday
ioth, llth and 12th days of June, for the
County, and will then hear and determine
anv comnlaints made in valuation
All interested are requested to attenu xo
the matter.
" SILAS N. MARTIN,
, Chairman.
June 1
13-6fc
EXCURSION SEASDN.
OIP1872.
mnMn hklniiiUn AnrrnotQ
UUlUhlUia QUU nuuoiu
Rail RoaOs.
jd PASSENGER DEP'T, )
. Wilmington, N. C., J une 1, 1872. j
rOMMENCING June 1st. 1872, the following
Vi named Itound Trip Excursion Tickets''
will be on sale at Union Depot Ticket Of
fice: Wilmington to , , , . .
, Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Rockbridge Allum, "
. Bath AUum,
Hot or Healing
Sweeter Sweet Caalybeate
, Coyner's ,
Alleghany , r , ,
' . Montgomery White Sulphur
1 Yellow Sulphur
Kittrel's
Til rnT ToVfim C.
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fliorgamon, j.. v., liiucuiuiu",
f'TiPrrwille. N. C Ashcville. N. C.
Marion, N. C, Old Fort. N. C.
Vnede l'Eau, Hampton Roads, Va.,
And a full lineof Excursion Tickets to prom
inent ' Northern Waterins Places.
By variable and attractive routes.
These tickets are good to return bySo
vember ist, ! iopE Th.kct A,,L
june l ; 'VSi , it
CITY OF WILMINftTON, N. C.
.-ll', - i.... JUNE 1st, 1872.
' SPECIAL NOTICE.
IT IS EXCEEDINGLY j. DESIROUS TO
keep the city clean and healthy during
the present Summer and Fall, and to accom
plish .this every street, alley, lot or cellar
must be kept clean. It is expected that the
citizens will report to the authorities every
place that needs drying or disinfectants. The
owners of basements or . cellars will have
them opened: dn. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday next, and have them thorough
ly cleaned and whitewashed. - All that are
damp must be filled with sand, so as to keep
them dry. The merchants are requested to
have all goods boxes moved from their back
lots, .'and give 1 the lots a chance to dry.
I The citizens are notified to have all the trash
1 . r l . . , -r t .
or garbage cleaned off their lots and placed
In the streets and the city carts will remove
the same, on the three days mentioned above.
If the citizens will give the above their strict
attention It will place the city out of all dan
ger of being -visited by any pestilent disease
during the coming warm weather.
By order of the-Mayor. .. , . ;
Yf. I . CANADA Y.
City Marshal,
i, - . i : , -l3-3t j
junel
. Journal and Star copy.'
N0. 3 AMD &rKANlTE KUY.
'i i -Scaler-in
' FURNITURE, MATTRESSES,
mnmnm ctiatitg
PAPER iHANGINGS,1 PICTURE
i Frames, cords,
: TASSELS, FRINGES,"&c.; .feci
Hating just received a supply of Furniture;
I am prepared to sive the public as good
bargains as can be had in tne cuy. ,
NEW -ADVC?.:
to the ;; IB)
AN iPPfiAL
12 1
Ai I
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An opportunity offered o benefit the
afflicted with cain to thje benefactor.
The North Carolina Beneficial
-'''----ssimiiti
rSw
k. C, to draw tm the?18Ui of JWB'next, a
distribution of prizes, theprocedsof which
arc to be appropriated to the benefit ! .
Charity Hospital
under the auspices ol said College -;;. '
The inducements to take tickets , surpass
any scheme yet. presented to the public.
The charitable purpose M heyond douht,
and the scheme present one prize 'in eight
blanks, which is far morf liberal than usual,
while the character of the respectable me
dical gentlemen connected with the College
i-ni,lp rnrthft honest.and fairioavment
wrvu6 , t "... . r i
of every prize in tne loiiowmg scuemu;
S CIIEME.
1 prize of.$l,003 00 in money,..! 1,000 00
1 500 00 .. 600 00
2
5
5
47
107
250 00
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it
41
100 00
50 00
20 00
10 00
5 00
2 00
500 00
250 00
.. 940 'CO
.. 1,070 00
. . 960 60
.. 780 00
192
750 Prizes
10,500 00
Six thousand tiekets only will he sold at
$3.00 each. i
MANNER OF DRAWING. v
Slips of paper numbered to correspond
with the number on the six thousand tick
ets will be placed in tubes in a wheel, and
seven hundred and fifty slips of paper der
scribiDg the several prizes, will be placed
in another wheel. Two boys blindfolded,
will draw simultaneously one ticket .from
each of the wheels, and the owner of the
ticket numbered to correspond, with ,the
number on the slip ot paper first drawn,
will be entitled to the prize named on the
KHn of naner drawn at the same time by the I
other boy. This will be continued until the
, , A, . . -
whole of the seven hundred and fifty prizes
are drawn. The drawirg will be conducted
in public under the supervision of a Com-
!SZcolle.H i
mittee of the College. I w - J-
Tickets may be had of Brock & Webb andi
of their authorized- agents. A liberal;dis-; I
count will be made to agents. ;
May 5 I 198-tjl8
FOR THGJUADIES.
T
HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Mllr-
. !: - -i
LINERY and Millinery Goods in the City at
A.D.BROWN'Si
nHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF RIB
BONS and Flowers in the city at
A: D.! BROWN'S jv
P1IE HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT OF
urasols In the city at
A.D.BROWN'S.:
THE HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT OF
White Goods in the city at : ,
. A. D. BROWN'S.
rpHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF. COR
SETS in the city at
A. D. BROWN'S
rjHE LARGEST STOCK OF KID GLOVES
in the city at
: J . . .
A. D. BROWN'S.
JHE
LARGEST ASSORTMENT F LA-
DIES Undergarments and Hoop, Skirts , In
the city aC
A. Di BROWN'S. f
T
HE LARGEST ' ASSORTMENT OF LA
DIES Hair Fixings In .the city at
, - A. D. BROWN'S. I
miri:
E BEST ASSORTMENT OF WHITE
Tr. .Yr r-
Trimmings, Hosiery and Notions In the
city.
A Tl "RTOWN"
, JiDchange Corner,-
aprU7
WE HAVE FOB SALlj
1 A CROQUET SETS AND A VAIUET V OF
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, atyery low
prices.
' ' GEO. SIYERS," ;
Uw4l3gorcatet.-
CI:- ; 8 :
i - - r i . t
TTaTTT i Wflllf (
IJM O UXlAiN Uf I
OFFICERS:
1 X '
ROR'T H. CbWAN. : cnl.
JOHN W. ATKINSON .... Vice Presw
P. H. CAMERON. . J . . . v. . . . . .Secrry.
Db. E. A. ANDERSON. ..Medical DirtyfT
directors:
J. W. Atkiksoji. Gen
Insurance
Agent. . .. . ,.'.1
-I. B. Gbaingbb, President Bank ol
New
Hanover. KKRnHNK Groce . Com
.F. W. Kbbchnbr, Grocer ana com
11116-
sion iuercnanu
C M. 8tedman. of Wriffht & Stedman.
T. U. McKot, of W. A. Whitehead &
Co., Fayetteville.
R. H. Cowah, President.
H. B. EiubbS, Commission Merchant,
i A. A. Wiixabo, of Willard Brother?.
W. A...CuuMJo,. of Northrop & Cum
minsr. " " ? -v &
-W: Williams." of Williams & Mur
chisod.- w-f-t;-;.-.i. -w --KiSW
u Musratt, of E. Mm ray & Co. r
,A. J. DkRossst, of DeRosset & Co. . !
- Robt. Hbwnlng, of Dawson, Tcel &. Hcn
ning. -; ' I ' - ' ; v
Alex. Spbunt, British Vice-Consul, ol
Sprnnt & Hinson. .
P. Mukphy, Attorney at Law.
J.- D. ' WnxiAits, ol J. D. Williams &
Co., Fayetteville. , , : -
, JAS, C. McRab, Attorney at Law, Fajelte
I. B. Kelly, Merchant, Kenansville.
J. T. Popb, Merchant, i.umberton.
SPECIAL FEATURES AND AD
VANTAGES.' 5
1st, No restriction on Residence or Travel.
2d. No extra charge on the lives of Fe
males. ' .. j -
3d. Policies.Inconteatible after,Five Years.
: 4th. The rates of interest on the i unaa.oi
the Comoahv higher than those on thai
funds of the Companies located, in other
States, thus insuring larger ?. Dividends to
p0ncy Holders. ' - ...j, , .
' 5th. The Directors and Ofiicers ot the
Company are prominent NORTH CARO-
UNIANS. who -arftKNOWN to be men of
INTEGRITY and; WORTH. t
6th. The Company is established on a
solid. , .and permanent, basis, .steps having
been taken to increase the Capital Stock .to i i
$500,000. ij r-
7th. All the Funds ot the Company
are Invested in. this State , and cir
culated among onr own People. This
fact should commend the Company, above
all others, to North Carolinians; It iswell
known that hundreds of thousands of dol-.
lars' in Life Premiums ,are annually 6cnt
North ; to enrich Northern Capitalists, thus
continually draining our people of immense
amounts which should be kept at home. On
this ground; the friends of this Company
confidently appeal to every son of the Old
North State, and ask their support tor this
Home Institution, Which while it offers
substantially all the advantages ot North x
ern Companies, helpsh to build up Homo
Interests j
; . , JAMES D. BROOKS, ' n -'4
General Supervising Agent,
- V Raleigh, N. C.
THOS. GBiEME, 1,
Agent at Wilmington:
I aprll 1
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. IR. ILu HARRISS,
Undertaker" and Cabinet Maker.
CONSTANTLY , f
v on hand the
most improved
style of material.
pertainingto my g
business. Parties
will well?toi
give me a call a
before send in
their orders else-.
where.
F u rn 1 1 re
cieanea anavar-
nished, Pictures Framed, Chairs re-seated,
Store on Second between Market and Prin
cess streets. :
dec 21 ' l.jy-ly
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Kotice is nereoy given that ttectioi
and 32, of on act entitled' An .
Revenue, ratified the 24tH day1
1872. will be rlgidlv enfnrri
All persons ha
business, rcji hitf
required to ebmcv
penalty is 20 in every
lect. r 'v'-jD
v is , m j Biyr;
per ,W. M." IJl.
junel ' '
' NOTICE. '
DEREAFTER THOSE WISHING TO S
me on business will find mc durp""
tprs hours, at. the tfirp.tif th - Wil'
(Charlotte and Rutherford MaXltoaf
National Bank.- -J
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sil.s:n;
may 31
I J. TTI ' ST0 R'R 4 ANTI TO ARRIVI
25 KiSn'.. . W:
For sale at lowest market rates at J
; No. lO South Front St:, J
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aprU'
I PRACTICAL ECONOMY!
In purchasing Family Supplier is i.
amine our goods nd compare prices,
claim to be in the interest 'of all those
want tho best and tlie most for the lc
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CHVS, D. MVL1VS& t L
u- ".V .
7 Norfch Front"
may 23
LICENSE
NOTICE
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