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Post OHice Regulations. .
Ul Vli E. WtLMlNOTOK. N. U..
March 1873. 'f
i roni Ibis ilalc lhc mails mil ciobc as
follows.
Noithcru (uioruiug) mail J.& a. ui.
Northcru liiht ) mail :.bp. ui
:icutbtru mail. 8 p. in
Ei. K. BniKK, P. M.
Hours ol opening and closing Reading
iiooui of Wilmiutou Library Association :
peu at 31 A. M.. close at 1 o'clock P. M.
a: P. M., " 44 7 " P. M.
b P. M., " 10 " P. M.
(.'uuitlyaiul City Directory.
C0LTITV.
ihcrifi W. Schenck, Jr.
Cl'jrk Superior Court J. U- Maun.
Kegiotcr ol Deeds WT J. Bivins.
Coroner E. D. Hewlett,
l'reaaurer Owen Feuuell, Jr.
County Examiner A. K. Black,
standard Keeper Wm. M. Uarrisc.
CouiuiLsiouers S. N. Martin, Chairman;
L. M. Shoemaker, A. ii. Black, John U.
IKyvr, James A. Lower,). j
Major Jauicb VVilsou. j
Clerk aud Treasurer T. U. Sunonc. I
Hai-shal W. P. Cauaday. '
Aldermen K. 1L Brink, James Wilson, j
L. B. liraiuger, Owen Burne: D. Runiley,
Wui. II. Thurber, Jooeph B. Bainpsou,
John O. lleer, V. W. Krchuer, R. . Kad
eliU. UapL ol Police John If iUgerald.
Captain Night Police Louis Nixon,
HUE UEPABIMimT.'
A 11
Chill Kairiuter P. M. lUcc -
Bankiu N-. 1 Jpo. L. Boatw right, Jf'cr&.j
man.
A. Adriau 2o. 3 C. Teitjeu, Poreman. .
Cape Fer No. li-Jas. Uichard-ou, Pore- j
uiau . . i. 11 " t.- "j
WVUkljU i.w. . " ;
H00L i Ladder No. 1 Koger Moore,
I , " Mil. J. V. liovfc, an atlii,', 01 uc
l uremiin ' 1
MAsoAit. kuowledged laleuf, id n prtscut cu-
Wiliuiugtou Commaudery No. 1 Allred j gaged. iu repainting the old and airang
Martin, E. C. iug new scenery at the Opjra Uousit.
Council No. -T. B. Cair, Th . ill.-. i
Concord Chapter No. I CV M. VanOrs- : A.Ni' person wishing to purchase a
ell, 11. P. - i very line building lot on Third Street
dt. John's Lode No. I II. 1L Muutou, j ttwetu Mulberry "and Walnut, can be
N " - S accommodated bj calling upou W . Y.
ViV. . Ai.on-.. j (JaunadMV, or James & Mearts.
:,ir 1 'ac l..'dire No-. 1. M. Altallar, J - '
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11' .1... 1 ' II 1
"kmuhisoi riiHiAs.' j
sioum dl Lodge No. 1 J. MeD. Freueh, j
. C.
Clai' ij.Joh Lodge No. - U, ?. KHdelitf,
'N . C.
Jvimuuiii I - W . lichmau, W. C.
yucliLLAt:oLj.
oii'-c i'h) biciuue. an
dtJuioea J. 1'iau i
Kis, M. L., Prcoidcut.
lt Hospital L. Wimuitt. M.,U. liur-
:! iu charge. j
w i. ''v i-riiii. lo! L'uiou'No. b i
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Win. M. lla,. "ut- I
Vl' .ttud!5t' Audlcn wt-AI.
pruut, 1 les t.
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VVilin i II
Ten Librai Atcoeiutiiou W. L.
mith, Pres't.
vYil!!om-lou Literal A.codatiou W. L.'
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'-nctt, l'rcbident.
Etlect c Liteiar ?io-ict. J. 1. Mcarea,
1'icsideut . Cboa. L. Ku&dcll, Secretary.
iiand Aruiv ol tlc Kepublie K. M.
fbvemak :r, Commauder.
Poil No. J A. It.- J. . W. liafjltf!
i '1 tin 1 iKtiiilHlV
Wilmiu-touUuildiusAsBoeiatiou -W. L. j
iuith, Prea't.
Mechauica' Bulldi
tiou Allred Martiu
in- aud Loan Aotocla- ship Beuelactor while ashore off the j passea at the last session of the Legis
' 1 oar. .. " I sinmt, .i..t..
. Cape Pear Buildiug Association tieorge
Chadbourn, President.
Chamber of Commerce Wm. L. Dellos
set, Prea't ; J. 11. Kussell, See'y.
Phllomathean Association Kob' I Strange
President.
Friendship Temple of Honor and Tem
perance, No. 1-HE Foster, W C T
USTAHLJ25HKD 1SSJ.
fctcvtssson 10
, BROWN & ANNDKKS0N,
bllVLLK IN
Fine Watches, Olockt?,
Jewelry, Silver"Ware,
PANCY GOODS. v I
?i. EjlKCrACIA54 TO SUIT ALL AGlift.
N"o. 37 Alai'lcet Street,
i WILMINGTON, N. C.
' Watch, clocks dud. Jewelry carefully
repaired. , ; - -
novo , - HS-tf k
DAILV BTJIiliETIN.
. , . MtrrtoROiiOttiCAT Hecokij,
June 14 7:XJ A. M., 1872.
Place of Obser
Direction
State of
Weather.
vation.
Ther.
or wina.
Augusta, Geo.
Baltimore,
Boston,
Buffalo, N. Y..
Chicago,
Galveston,
Key West. Fla
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71
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s. w.
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dear. .
Clear.
Cloudy.
Foggy.
Clear.
Fair.
Fair.
Fair.
N. W.
Lake City,
Montreal, Can..
Cloudy.
Clear.
New York.
Portland, Me.,
Punta Koshu, Fa
Washington,
Wilmington,
!S. W.
S. Wk
fcj..-E.
'if. V.
Cloudy.
Cloudy.
Clear.
Cloudy.
' ItOBKKT SKYKOTH,
fergfL Signal Kenice, U. A.
LOCAL ITEMS.
J t or received at VauOrsdell'b- another lot
of lhoe liceutil'ui'Waluut MouTdiDg.
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AJlsorUot Wanks printed and for tale y
fi. G. Hall. Ofliee on' Princess st.
tf
Salutatory-
With this issue the undersigned takes
charge of the local depaitineut of the
Evkkiko Post. 11c does thid with
many misgivings as lo his competency,
but he will endeavor to keep the public
rostaJ as to I he Local a 11 airs of the
citj, aDd to give them the latest news
of local interest, lie respectfully asks
the kind assistance ol his liieuda to en
able him to do this, anil iu a inauoer ;
to somewhat Ih'bUu the ardolii labors
j that lie has undertaken
Respectfully,
W. II. Gekken.
BiLLb should not be posted upou our
1 ..: iu... ..,.1.1;.. 1... ,1.1;.,.., x. nf.
rouudius them.
Elhkka is the cry at the Bjot and
fehoe titorc of Gee K. French Sc S011V,
on Front Street.
No 'rases before the Citv Couil this
morning, which fact speaks louder than
words ol the moral condition t our
community.
! Wfi. have before us a beau'.iiul hpeci-
jneu of Wheat which wa ruvu ou
.,. e , i t- . "v
tke corner of TenYh and MaikeFstreeltV
o'w fiisch ish dat?
MkMEUS of the J. . V. M , Hie re-
qucslkd to meet at the City Hall this
UTt!UiUK at 8 unlock. Even .member H
expected to bo present.
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l!,.V. U.,UKKT S. MUK.V.N, Jj'.l) ,
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Las lell the city lor au absence id seve-
ral weeks during which time his pulpit
will be occupied by other miuisters.
K12.V. Jouw S. Loj: is on a visit to
this city and will preach in fhc Front
street Methodist Church 011 Sunday
momiug. Mr. Loug was Pastor of the
same chuich about twehe years ago.
A Uraut & Wilson club was temper- j
rn ilv ir":ini:ed in thcThii il Ward last
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Wednesday eveniug, and elected L. 1. ,
Martiu cuairujuU;) uud U. yym Belts sec-
rnfnrv iw iHinnorHrv iilViet'is. Another
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meeting will ue uciu this evening wuen j
a permanent organization will ,be ef- j
;leeted?
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We are requested by- the Agents of
the .New York line of Stcumtr, Messrs.
Barry Bros, to return their sincere
thanks to the officers of the (J. S. Kev-
euUc Vutt,er ward, ljr the tliicieht
aud timely aid rendered lo the Steam- i
oar.
I
A ti man ultecep tiou and Banquet is to
be tendered lo' Hr C. .Berry, . the. Su
preme Chancellor of the world, K. of
P., iu Chicago on Monday eYeuiugneJtr,
the 17th iust., which will undoubtedly
prove a pleasant affair. The grand offi
cers of this 8tate have received, com-
plimoutary iuvitaticus.
V v. ;- 3
; w ')
Miss Jeame FattkksoxN, the beau
tiful and accomplished young lady from
Mississippi will give one of her inter
esting histrionic rcaiings and .recita
tious, ut Masouic - Hal I this evening,
commencing at 8 o?clock,;i Having
heard this -gifted young , lady, We can
unhesitatiiigly recommeud"her readings
to our citizens,' knowing .full jvell that
she will not fail to please thera. ;
THE TOWN CR
Delightful breeze.
Mauy vigetubleu iu Marki'l. t
Hurry up (he water vrurks gentl?-:
men. "
j Large ripe loumtots tlefigbt the
j lovers of good tiling?. .- ,
Oakdale Cemetery is Ujuuiitully
udorued with blooming shrubs.
Knight 'l euiplars don't meetTuntil
uvxi Wetluciday, which is the regular
v. iiladcu Uouuty UonTentioiii will j,
be held ou tbt? 18th of this 'riionih.
Select good candidates gentlemen. lut
up Xood men.
Fashionable !irls out their frout
jUlir Bbu t 0 it ha --llowII
on
their foreheads. We suppose this is be
.cause they wish to look like young
colts.
feleamei Beuelactor got agrouud
again hiol uight and had to send part
ol-her cargo back to the city. Sbe
fiually gut off and put to sea. No dam-
! size done.
STATE ITEMS.
A. J. Burton, Ksq , News Editor of
the-Haleigh irtcs, 13 still couliued tuhis
I sick room.
Kaleioh doctora waut the drug
store? to refuse to duplicate pieserip
tioua. Uld Fogyish iu the ex'retne.
A colored bov stabbed anothtr boy
at Clinton last week, killing him in
stantly. No armit.
CuuKiNK Knight lost one of his lingers-
in the shops of the VVilmiugloa te
Wcldou Railroad.
Lotion forms have appeared in
Craven County, ou
Jutsctrter. "'wtto
inches high.
Gt:u. Alfred Docktry, has ' re&igued
penitentiary board, and: Thos. ' H.
j Bi iggs, of IUleigh,,hu3 beQU elected to
lilFthe vacancy.'
Uoard of Aldermen Extracts froim
the FroceedingSt ,'
At &u adjourned session of the lioarll,
held last, evening, the following pro
ceedings were had :
Petition of Dr. J. Francis Kiug. Pres
ident Coliege of Phisicians and Sur
geons?, in reference to the condition of
Burgwiu Alley, was referred to the
Commitlce ou Sutels aud WharvtsUor
report . ' . '
A petition of uumerous residents ol
Wfd ,W
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the Committee n Streets and Wharves
for report.
Petition ol real estate owners and
business men ou Mar.kct, between Water
and Front streets, for the removal of
the city Market House, was presented. -
Uu motion, it was
Htsoli ed, That I he petition be reier-
red to a special Cummittee, appointed
by the Mayor, with instructions to con
fer with the petitioners and others' as to.
,
uoiaiueu irom ineiu lowarusine remov-
uuisuce. compained of and
to recommend a site lor the location ol
tli Clilw Marktl
, . .
Aiuerineu unuK, uraiugerauu Kercu-
ner coDstitute the Committee.
At I'Tcloek, Alderman Kumley called
Up tUt matt,er of the Mayor trying vio
iatiuus of the city ordinances
Consideiablo discussion ensued. Fi-
nally Aldermau Crainger submitted the
following, vvhiOh was adopted:
it having been brought to the notice
oi tbb ijoara that accoraing to an act
laturc ot iortb Carolina, it is the duty
of the Mayor, to hold Court for the trial
of persons charged with misdemeanors
in the city. . -
Rejoiced t That the Mayor is hereby
instructed to . hold such Court on and
after Monday; the 17th inst., provided
the City Attorney instructs him that it
is legal for him to do so; and the Mayor
lis hertby instructed to call upon him
Tlor such opinion at encc.
Petition ol ChasjA. Price to erect a
wooden building ou his premises, was
referred to Committee on Fire Depart
ment with power to act. j '
r A lamp was ordered to lie placed at
the comer ol Anderson aud Miller
streets.'- r .-i: .. ;
'J Ou motion ot Alderman Kadcliff the
Bonrd weiit into aif election of Chief
Eogiueer of the Fire Department. On
has cotton tiKhteen waoers. : t : v ' iL wa tw1
reived 5
Q Second
votes and N. Gerkeo On tliq
ballot Oweii'Dove was elected
AJderaiaa ,Brin- Imoyed that V. M.
Rice be Chief Fire Warden of the, city.
Laid over until next meeting. ; . , i
:::r,Wm.Catlaf. Was elected Day Janitor
and ;Wtn: U. Waddell Klgtit Janitor lor
tueensaiflg year; : f;
s . Dayis was elected Health UfHper.
Wm. Mjeri was -elected lamp lighter
for the iictuera nad -Mike Hooper for
me souxuexu auxricis vi ,nsjiiiy. .
: ' Dan.- O'Conner was elected standard,
'keeper.,.; v-. ' 1 ..A-j. -:- i iai. -i. c
- AJbrakCJtt1 Was::-jercied ?: ' City
Scavenger J; ' 1
On motion ol Aldermau ileyer, . the
Mayor was authorized to purchase one
hundred and fifty tons of paving dnes,
at a cost "hot to exceed $1 peroav-v
A resolution limiting the polfcerforee
to 2 cap tails and ItLprivates, was re
ferred to tiro Committee on Police.
Aldemah lirainger xiilered thy follow
ing resolutions, which were referred to
the Finance Committee :
Headccd That from and after June
14th, 1873, aud for one year therafter,
all city y advertising, be done only in
tllat Wilmington newspaper having the
largest bofhajide city circulation ou the
1st day? of June, 1872, and that the
question 6t circulation shall be' deter
mined Without iurther action of . this
Board, by such affidavits of the Pro
prietors of the 3 city papers as shall be
filed vvitU.tlie: City Clerk and Treasurer
within thViiext ten days, these affida
vits 6 st unqualifiedly the, actual
fionajqlc cityicirculatioa ou 'the 1st day
of June, 37f of the daily cditioLS of
the .respective newspapers r to which
they refer.V; . . " '
Res&oe&.!liii the: Clerk and Treas j
ifcrcITiat all the printing ofihe
city be QneU'by.:. contract to-tue-lowest
bidder.
jixouuaj juuuiy.. ; - . '
iiATEsrr by: telegraph.
From Washington !
Washington, D.C., June 11. .
Indications are almost positive from the
special and regular sources, -and some ofli
clal outgivings 'here that' the-Washington
Treaty has failed. ;
The British ministry, have declined at
present, au - answer to the question in par
liament whether t-h Geneva fizzle Fiasco
don't describe the failure, which involves
Fiasco, in the San Juan boundary question,
which Emperor AVilllam, of Germany is ar
bitrating (?)
From JVew Y ork.
C Ni.w Yokk, June 11.
The Union League, etub-unanimosly en
dorsed the Philadelphia Erie road, Avhich
has commenced suit against Jay Gould for
eight millions of dollars. This ia said to be
precursor for other heavy suit. 1
Fifteen thousand iron and metal irorkers,
struck yesterday for eight hours and twenty
per cent advance on piece work. This la the
most formidable strike yet made, they are
thoroughly organized and have a fund. .
The "SVhcelrights and Blacksmiths also
struck.
Six sun-strokes yesterday.
Tenic C. Clafln was elected Colonel of the
86th colored regiment. The first vote stood
as follows : Miss Claflin, 193 ; Scattering 50.
There was great coldfusion, but the electiou .
was Anally made unanimous. '
Tlie' police hold several Railroad mach inc
shops, the strikers having " threatened to
pull them down. ; . . -
Moements ol the President
Loxo Bk AKCif , June 11
Gen. Grant ia domiciled here. He .goes to
Washington on .Tuesday .for the Cabinet'
meeting, thence to ijtoston ioj attend a'mcet
iug of the Trustees of the Peabody Institute
He will Visit the Jubilee on' the 25th, then
home to Long Branch .
From Xew llamshlre.
, . Coy cokd. June 14.
Thr? Republican caucus nominated Bain
bridge "Wadleigh on the 5th ballot. The 1st.
ballot was as follsws : Patterson, 102 ; Rol
lins, 67 ; Wadleigh, blank. AVadleigli is a
prom inont Lawyer, aged 11. . . '
Prom Wisconsin.
' Milwaukee, June 11.
, The DeluoeYatic State Convention passed
resolutioris endorsing the Cincinnati plat
form and nominees.
Prom Massachnsetts.
. i ' - '. seehaJ June H.
the Congressional Democratic Convention
refused to Instruct the delegates to Balti
more, for the Cincinnati platform and nom
inees. :
; From Pennsylvania; r
; , finii a TtTTT.pniA, June 11.
There ' was quite a large meeting of tire
workingmen here nearly all the trades vrere
represented. Resolatlohs were passed In
fovor of the eight hour league. . I
the tirst f. ballot iLrHicei recexv
i uaiiot-iMCC waseieeieu, au icvrncu j atfcBcdJJwpjsrfvj
i 6 votes to Gerkeua -k', -, . : . .'. 4. 4 -Wa
An election for Asaislaut. Ikugiueer - .jeir JTorkXIarkets jt
I . . .., jw.-;-"!:':!"1":-'! 1. 1. . s ' - . Wrw Vnrirl.lnnf! It. .
me xarm oicjj.XmiSutiaji :y ij,0 Proorietors ol the city vno- iTrw ';r
. .Trom 2fissopri-.
j V:-.(T -J.!i., ls4tr JUif
I y CottoMteadjr; sales bales,' middlings SG
9&V-lm Splrltsurprfcaelf at
5S oeht.'-.riosla; quiet atiXloritrained.
FreighUjflrin. (lifft
MAnniiCJuuViF
. 1 Cartes baa ad jour Jved, and the mln Wrtal
The Cabinet is.-couipietcd. uadfixtl'iwRt
orefsii Jtttirkets. -h. .
" 'U,'"'' T'- : 1akis, June If. 'v
l Speei6 has increased three and ft half' ririf
lionfrancs. . . ,,i :. t , .1 x smii I.
Cbfisols; Bonds 00. 7 . ;
v k Ttaxmvwtv, JunVIlNooti5?,
Cotton opened quiet and steady. Uplands
11WA Orleans 11 VSales of JjJbalcsj
sales for the week 71,000 bales,- of , whichex
porters took 7,000 bales' and speculators '9,000
bales, j Stock on hand 923,000 bales; American:
338,000 bales. Receipts lor this week 72,000
oaies; American, io,uw oaies. Actual export
. 9,000 bales. Stock afloft.t, Slo,000 bales; Amer
ican, i 91,000 bales.: Breadstuff's dull, t Corn
27s27s 3d Wheat, CliXomia-hito, 12s d
12s 10d; Red spring j2s 12s 4L ;
COMMERCIAL.
WIXMINGTONJtlAltKET.
FRIDAY; June Ti 1.S0 P. M. "
Cbudb TubpejiTIKB- Is unchanged in
police, aud we quote sales ot J587 bids at: 14
10 for virgin, $3 75 toryeiiow dip. and $3,50,
for hard, per 38Qlbs ;j i - - xhi
; 3FLR1TS TuftFENTiNE Sales yesterday af
ternoon of GG0 casks at -50 cents. To-day
Iprices, are unchanged; and 167 casks sold' at
50 cents per gallon for Southern packages. '
RosiH-Afler rclosiug' yesterday's report,
sales were madc ol bbls at 50 for
strained. To-day the market is quiet for
for No: 1, and H 25 foi Pale t fj4
Tar AlirtHt. IfO htils rwplt-fil niuV iM ill.
05 per bL , . . , f .J
sales, tactors gienerallv .hLHdiui'at ures
above the-views. of buyers.
V; Corn A cargo of i,8CR) bushels sold hum
vessel at 90 cents, per bushel.
MARUE
.ARRIVED. ; ; v
-Hteamer"6ov- Worth, Wortb; Jromv
Fayette-ville, to Worth & Worth. --; J
Stmr Little 8am, iDicksey, fion Banner
man's Landing to A H Vanliokkelvu. w-
Steamer Cumbefland, Phillips, from Fay
etteville, to L 11 DeRosset.
' CLEARED. 1
11 Stmr ov Worth, Worth, for Fayette
ville. by Worth & Worth. '" .
Steamer Cumberland, Phillips, for v JfjiiyV
etteville, by L li DeRosset. . i,
Steamer Little Sam,: Dlcksey, lor Bau
ueman's Landing, by A W Bokkclen
R12CJEIPTS.
. " PER RiVERl STEAMERsjScrj;' , ; ?
.Stmt Little Sam 99 bbls erode turpi, 1
bales cottou. ; '
Stmr Gov Worth 99 bbhr epts turpt, "9
do crude turpt, oil do Irosin, .00 do soap
stone, to Worth & I Worth, Williams &
Murchison. Johnson & Blrdscy, A Alder- t
man. H, 8 Eilers. -y : ' 's. : ''
' Stmr.Cumberland 113 bbls spts turptj
449 do rosin, 71 do crude turpt, 5 do tar,
to L H DeRosset, Johnson -& Birdsey, F W
Kerchner, Willard Bros, Smith & Strauss,
J M Henderson, A Alderman, C Sou ther -land.
. V ;" : '
List el Vessels, in the Port .pi Wii
mington N. C.. Jane 187.
v BARQUES , I
S wedi&liPlibenlr; StrombergV " " "
. "'" WHUams j& Murchison
(Br) Ariadne," Howell, Idg Kurope, ; 7
: - : v Willard Bros
tBr) Dr C Tapper, Chambers, dis, , , .
v Williams & Mui-chlsuh
-BRIGS
John Peu'ee, Mui rsy, lag Cardenas, : ,4
... Northrop fcCumuiing
(Brj Criterion, Court, lite Europe, 1 ui,i
" I ' . Williams & Hurchisou
fier iche Kassebohu, ldg Kurofie, -".".,-
-x- Willard Bros
(Br) Etbcx, Sniith.ldg Europe, -
: Spruut Sf Hinson
SCHOONERS : .
Ida Richardson, Bedell, dis, WilJard Bros
Br Carleton; Anbrey, dis, ! Kidder & Sous
Ann & Susan, PodgerjTchj Martinique,
Northrop & Cummin
Kate E Rich, Woiford, dis, G G Barker & Co
List ol' Vessels Sailed ;lor this TorU
'r' '. jcnXHAyEN.:. .:--T.,
Msgde!ens, Bumsgard, , , , vld Mareh. 21,
'f :v ;GUKBNSK3f. t-' irf--Homely
i Le Uaiu, eld Aprils
PHlLApELPHIA.j ,
Schr Judge Hopkins.:Baker, ' eld May 3
Schr Jno A Griilin, Foster; v dd J ue tJ
. - . ; .:HBOSTON
Ger Barque ScaHa, Waaek. y s eld May 2S
Sehr Kate E Rich. Walford. " . eld,May M
Ger Barque Wega,Tirau6holl, " eld June 1 f
Nor Bque Eldorado; xnomassen, era une i
Ger Bque Mosea, Giese, l " cld Jtiiie 1
f , BALTIMORK. Jt . - , ' ;
Schr Jcsaie S Clark, C'ark, eld J ne $
NEW YORK. , -
Nr Brig: Norueu, Mathem, eld May SI .
Schr Luola Murcldson, J ones, ; cJd June 7 -
A. i t NEWPORT: h ,;'.UUto4
Br Bartiue fair Easy, Taylor, icld MJ X
Br Barque Trr0 reid Mldt!
NEWCASTLE.'
dull and unchanged. Qorn quic andsteflwJyj
Pork dulefat sU'Laxd" rqaieteam
Vearge, Norgaard, -, r..d.Mav uotijce, with aU the delicacies ot the seasoaV'
Swedish Barque Llnka Bredenber; -u. , ... "
:C;i 1 , v' 7; u-r eld MayiWpinrVS'- 'V?' Js- 'UJ-ljr-8
HVOLLElW.
: Importers of GcrmjmandJIavana Cigars,
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h ' -..I.iiw.'fiL njLz--X j r t . -
, :gToa:N1$?.;
Having the largestTand best assorted .si'oe'li
ofGrocertesaJli
liLLiaubr&in-tliaiJlfw !lorM
will And It to their interna to pivo uh a eall
before buying elsewhere, -
may w-u.-
'General (kimiisrio.KerluEat &
Cdnrelal: AgelT .. .
COKNJSK )0CK WATLK ai UEKTtf,
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WlLMIKGTOX, N. C. ,fS
V ILL jGJty PROMPXrAND HiatSOAL
attention to the salq pr shipment of Cotton
and Naval Stores, ,J,uniper Staves and ' a)l
kinds of Country produceAc.t &c; ;A-
Orders for" sale of Produce or rWraltr'or
GkxxLj -jvill -Je promptly AtLcrKlodto,at3U'6
the best adyantagp to our cnstoiujjhcSiTid
- Wc are aiso receiving large, consignments
of all errades of Liauors which we are im.
pared td seft at midlcsale,:atihclbwcst clf
prices.
dec at , . . .1 f Ll60-tf
- J. S. WIXLIAMS,
r dlaXerain
li'ancy and.. Staple X)vy, CjIoovI
Carpets, IMattincsfOi
1:
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' 31 Nokth FKOST HlBEKl,
Coteries,.. ProTisions. r JryiiiSJs,
;. Clothing, 8. &C.,. s s:
ConbignmentsaiidCasU OrdersSolteitedi,
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GoKullMoinli'aut,
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Orders iiin 'North rotinSolicltctn -
MaiiuiacturersAQd dealers iu -
r JTo 10 Front Street, ,
Gun toyes, Lanterns, Kerosene, Oil ;i'pi
j . &ril Sheet Iron Av'are." : ll ' '
-Eoofipg done at - short notice.
. i Agents for pairbank's Scales. .'4 -
novl9-; .. ia)-iy
New Store ! ;QlcV Goodfcj ! 1
32 KOBTIX WATEBSTKEET,
ijv- Next door to Wlllard Bro's -- -,
WHOLESALE DEALERS Iff ,
LIQUORS) WINES,
i
BRANDIES, WHISKIES
. : ... .-. . V ' .,MCjlNS,,.&eiitu..,-
and all kinds of Fancy iJquors. which we
will oiler to tho trade on the most rcasonabk
terms, as we arc receiving Jargo consign
ments bf the best goods in the country.
4Kr"Plcase call before making your purchases,
; ,r :-..;HiiD!ARTii;v; '
"'' -MOUTii-' i'itQjpr iT;i';"
Ploilicr, Steam ani Gas' Fitlqjr,..,"
. . 9 .
, - and dealer in ,
Wrought and Galvanized Iron Pive
Brass Cocks, Valve's; Gas Fixtures,
- and an descriptions of
FlTOINGFORt ';'WAfm
; ":V.,; AND GAS. . i "
Particular attention paid to lilting up op
' m &,kCOTT0N . MILLS, : . ; lX
nov 13
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TKEKCU. AND AMERICAN VcoNPLCf ;
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