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THE EVENING- POST.
Pa bi shed erery afternoon except Sunday.
WM. P. CAN AD AY .... Business Manager
JAME3 C. MANN Editor
Subscription.
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Six monihsv in advance 3 00
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gJ-AU -business letters should be ad
dressed to the Business Manager, and all
communications or matters - relating to the
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Correspondence solicited from our friends
in all parts of the 8tate, on topics of gene
ral interest Political news and reports ol
crops are cspcdajjyesiibre,. nr
Griffin & Hoffman, Baltimore, Mdv
are anthoriztd agents for the P08T.
Just received at VanOrsdell's another lot
of those Beautiful Walnut Mouldings.
Arrests tor .tb&.wetk ibj the poUce
15.
The trains are all ruoning regularlj
again. ..i;--
Hon. Geo. Davis lias a far ri cTe"red
as' to walk out;-
FivKDersons were sent to theliopifW.f
- - j,
during the past week.
Notice the advertisement of the last
excursion of the season.
Thkse oersons sent to
the
Work
House by the city authorities.
The jail is to have a new cook stove
anrt, is to be warmed this winter.
Kefp the prupe sKins off the p-tve
ments. They nto. very danger -us.
There is every prospect if a lair day
to morrow, so that we can all 9 to
church.
Let us have the Market street side
walkes cleaned to night after the crowd
has gone.
The city fathers-wont let us tie our
horses to shade trees and donjt put up
posts. What shall we do? " "
Goak F. W. Foster, at a temperance
meeting in Robeson county. That's
g-vidfora champan m tnutHCtnrer.
Now is the time to be careful
about
drftsa and exix sure. Ciiills and
liver
lurk in the air. Beware. Take care.
Maruiage Licences. The Krgister
Jias issued 7 licenses during the past
week. Six tor colored coup'es and one
tor white.
All persons dealing with the coun
tj must produce orders for woik or ma
terial, in order to secure a speedy settle
ment.
Market Reports. Number of carts
in market .for the week, 227; Beeves
slaughtered, 82 : Hygf, 6 ; Sheep 35 ;
Calves, 4.
Saturday has come and to-night
will witneKR crowded streets, armies of
r.arta nr1 nn nnd of funnv times. It IS
& great institution here.
Rice birda continue to come to mar
ket aud coots bave put in an appear
ance at 75 cents per dozen, which gives
thereto a taste of greenbacks.
Mayor's Court.
His Honor James Wilson, Mayor, pre-
- siding.
John Feiiris and Lizzie Sampson
for disorderly conduct were fined $3 00
and costs each.
The summer is ended. Now, before
cold weather and rain comis, is tbe
time to get a supply of Coal and Wood.
Don't put it off until tbe first cold, wet
day when the carts and drays are all
busy.
The recent marriage certificates fur
nished the county, printed by Mr. S. G.
Hall, are very nice. Young men anal
maidens have only to make up their
amda and the mnial Register will fill
tip the blanks. Leap year is fast flying
away. - "; -"-.---
Public Speaking. Mr. Jas. Heaton
and others will address the voters of
New Hanover County as follows : Time
will,, be divided with Democratic
speakers. , - - .
Rocky Points- Monday,
Union, 'Tuesday,
Borga w, ; ; ; Wed n esday
Columbia, Thursday,
Lillingtoni' Friday,'-" ;
Point Caswell Saturday,
Cpe Fear, Monday,
Sept. 30
October -1
3
5
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; rWILIIINGTOW, NV C.DATIJRDiiTL
THE tovth cm
EL-
Delightful day. .
Fay day to.night I
Gold in New York U8f.
The thermometer stood at noon to
day at 76. . t
And now tfie delicious little chin-
quepms come to gladden us. 1
-uon. Joseph C. Abbott passed
hrongh this city yesterdav. .
f- Flarlf'tmaforo
Mr. Flack'a monsters turn out to
be a pair of "sea horses." They arefor-
eigncrs.;. rrrr Vv ; .lr .
Crabs,' shrimps oysters .and mul
lets. WhaV more djes a. man wa,nt to
make him haunt f r.Jf -.
We advise thev Wilmington and
Weldon road trf ntfarh sPr,'
eiuon roaa to atiacu oeryots patent
filflon rn(1 tW ntfnrtl flari.tel
brake to their cars to avoid recur-
. .u - . , i
icucu u. .iioTOump;! luursciay nignt.
- JuUo Waddeiljcfat Jim Betts with
a razor last night. Tic up those naughty
loys anil lnforn Jim that it is ungentle
manly to carry razors for offense and do
teice.i H1l hot make a .good barber.
A PiiiLosojraER.of the olden time.
S? HUC" 118 10 cue oest means or
civilizmg Upbeat lien remarked "eend
n,a .a : I. m
; cm ouu uauu.ug masiers.: The pardon was broughtlrom Harl Lodge; has lost one of. its most esteemed - H Vl, -These
great means of civilization are risburir by 1 Lee TnriSSrV 'mbett-'- ! ' . ... Br Sarnia,,Pellowt ldg Europe,
u , II ?!. . . . P4va ; Secretary: .-of I .vjw, That we tender the famllv of our " " ' : ' GO Barker Co
wuu auiCu lu our, gooa ci.j 01 wil-
pearance in Wilmington for some time.
We want
9ouu4 teu,
ere vonnf meu-frora 20 to 50 vearaof
ae can go end Ienrn to dance We
" "T'.
would like to see just such a dancing
school as we use to bave here twenty
five years ago with a weekly enter
tiiinment or quiet bait Who will start
it ? ' '
Attention Republicans of Third
Wako. There will be a metting at the
Armory Room, at City Hall on Monday
" " k U: , , t ,. ,,
evening nrxt at 8 o clock, lor the pur
poje ol organizing h Grant and VV)lsii
C)!ub. It is hoped that every Republi
can in Third Ward will turn out. Let
i very Republican attend, and see that
his neighbor le likewise.;
:'- NiG. I Sampson, '
A. J. Penton,
J. N. II08TLEH.
Movino Day. To many bappy farni
lies the day that ushers iu the new rental
year is the great affliction with which
they have in this i life to deal. For a
day, at least, , perhaps for a week, they
are literally homeless and houseless.
We feel for them. We know their trials
aud t'fBVctions. Ben Franklin remarked
in Poor Richard " that three removes
are equal to one fire. It is as true as
many other wise sayings-oi that pbilos
opber. October first, (when it don't
come on Sunday,) those Who have bo
.homes of their own are mostly compelled
to
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iijuvr. nam v u4uv,:u I
Furniture, : cherished by ; associations
with the past and loved friends, is taken
by the remorseless drayman with as lit-
tie svmnithv for its history and value
aq with a load oi wood Little souve-
as with a loaa 01 wooa. l,i it le souve
nirs of birth, youth, young married life
he little household divinities at which
the sternest and most cold blooded bow
down are thrown around with as little
Consideration as bits of wood or stone.
Knowing and leeling all the evils
which attach to a hired house, Vfe won
der why everybody does not make the
first object ol Hie to secure a home.
The Constitution of the State guarantees
its possession to tbe head ot the family, J
and after his death to the widow and
orphan children. It Secures an inde
v
pendence which nothing but voluntary
surrender can deprive the owner. In
our good city there are plenty of vacant
lots cheap within the reach of the
. . .. . . . I
poorest man. .Utile t,, imie, mm
savings wntcn can uaruiy ue iejrtl xne
I Jl L. f: Ii l. . I
house can be built; growing with . the
crrcwing family, it will have a charm as
the creation of one's own brain, and
perhaps, hands. It is a place wheie no
landlord can raise annually thereof, nor
threaten in sickness and disaster, to 4- j
nrive the occopanL, To sav "I am a
,wustuu,ul" ...u.v?wmiu
success has attended your efforts. It is I
a gauge of thrift, i In the hour of .pov- j 7
4 mingtoo., vVVrfreIv find a good: cook number of the fiends of the prisoners were j knowing that J their loss Is indeed : lrrepara-1 T x T. - ,1G Barker Co
Ivn,, K'-ri:,- WS.Lt s i atthe Penitentiary when the pardon arrived. blej but at the Same time reminding them, ger Juno: Lindt, dis, ; Moffit&Co
-""vrUw.MPjc, iU Auicnua. jx to the pardon there is a condiUon which that heir earthly loss is his eternal gain. r Ansaeii, 1 . ;;;eifist'q
dancing master has not put in an. ap- states that if there is any money Ipaid for V -R&ctvecr, That a blan page in theRtcord u9 Uf iiV3 E
erty and distress it is like an anchor to oovemmem Donas anu dui sienay. 011
the troubled-soul to know that there is ,t sady. s Uplands 185 cents Or-
one place k From storms a shelter, and
from heat a shade." - ' "
Otto. P. aiwitu-fe fJn ir h n-
4. t j- . '
tbonzed.asents for the Post in New
Yorif. -. "
'ijaaidTf
"La
fust- --sf
itAXiinon boasts of the best band o
masic in the State. i1.
; Swket potatoes are selling at fifty
ccnts per bushel in Wilson. '".'7'
Thk Ualeigh Kcvcs learns' that there
wil1 be on txhibitioo, At the State FAirftoVopenedqulatplamds
qie a. number of opecimens of sand
I r . v ... ....
f "w lu
most of them tnoKht to be equal if not
superior to any of a similar kind in the
United States.
The Battlebord Adcqncemj :-While : .
1
bunting in the neighborhood of AtcoIeV
on Thursday, 19, instant, a y6ung!;man
named Conn, son of Andrew Conn, wag
accidentlv shut nnd icill 1 at,pH
con AKton Tlw
The- nartip, ,ro nr
I I
I . . , ?
hunting and Mr. AUtnn dimm
YOunr Conn throiicrh thp hiiai,,
JoaDs uonn tbrough the bushes and
mistook him for a deer and fired with
I theabove sad result.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
From Pennsylvania, k
. PniLADELptiiA, September 28. ?
This evening ex city Treasurer Marcer and
and sentenced to the Eastern PenitenUarv
last, winter, for embezzlins the city funds.!
were released uDon bardon from th trvl
governor, ana teener Bwope. A
I seFflces in connection with the receiving Of
void. "These conditions were accented W
the prisoners. iiiRAiiirniAn.AVpirMi mnin.
affidavit denying the charges made; against
nj.; tt x .
wil, jxHriramt anu tnetantnenticity of
papers wnicn nave, been issued as evidence
against liim, and alleged to have been signed
by Yerkes. He adds that It is base forgery.
The release of the prisoners created great
excitement in the city.
Lancaster, Sept. 28.
Senator Wilson addressed a large meeting. -
He was glad to speak here because it was
the home ' of Thad
Stevens. ; He said
tnis flht is not betweed Grant and Greeley,
it is the issue of principles: oh one hand,
tnc pany of nhcHyf h; ;
great Repub
lican party; on the other, the - Dcmoij
crats a party whose records are too black to
gaze upon.
By Cable.
Paris, September 28.
The International Peace Congress has been
in session at Switzerland this week, and ad
journ eu 10-aay. , r
LeFrancais publishes a letter in which
xniers ana nis policy towards Italy, are dc-
mi h. a,.' I
nouncedin terms of great severity.
The Chambers of Commerce, of Bordeaux,
Nantes and other cities insist on being con
sulted in any revision of the custom tariff.
Count Von Arnim, German Ambassador,
wili soon go to Germany again, on lea e of
absence. -"V.. .
Gambetta in his speech atGrerable, se-
vereiy criuciseu tnc conduct of Tillers In j
irnru nfthpfir.n,nhiu
From Missouri.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 28
.i
v,..wo .
x u-mci. J
A grand conference was held at Bossy f
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uepui, ifsiciuuj ujr iciJiesuuiuuvtBui m I
vanous tr
brought from their prl8on Texas" whero
theyhavebeen incarcerated for tho past year.;
The object of the conference was to have
afu11 interchange of views about the:pres-
ent Indian troublcSf this delegation
g0es to Washington to arrange for an aintea-
ble settlement.
From New York. t
New Yoek, Sept. 25.
-Colonel Thomas A. Scott, to day, comple
ted a contract for transporting supplies,
provisions and laborers, and 25,000 tons
iron to be used in building a trans-continental
railway, which begins at the end of the
Miami, Kansas and Texas railway.
From California.
sax Francisco, Sept. 28.
The Fair trial has been concluded. ; An
immense crowd assembled to hear' the
closing argument. The jury are out.
From Washington.
vWashinotokd, a. Sept, 28.
flon dm n t i li pre
, "Wreument throughout Cec
itrai pa., has been greatly alayed.
From Illinois.
Chicago, September a.
paraded here to-day. , ; !
a heavy frost is reported in the North
west.
, Vottir-KeiTtMnberaS.
st0cks firm. Gold steady at 114. Money
per cent, JSxchange long 107?& short 108.
leans 10 cents. ' Sales of 1,094 bales. Flour
dull and heavy. . Wheat dull and 006111,
Corn quiet audi nrm. r jtotk. steady mess
1 00S14 15. JLard dull-steam. CM.
Splrite Tujnpentlnefflrm at SSi4 a."64 eta. J ,
JJ steadTatt 50a Si 60 foJ strainWb
FreighUflrm,; 1
3H 28,
--v : j DaTRorr, Sept 23.
The stral-bt-outs nonilnated Hill ticket
for the State offices:
ForeI;n Zlarkets.
XostsokJ September SS-Noonl;
Consols KP ; new 5's 895, ;
Livkkpooi SepUmber 2S Noon.
I.-TrT-W".; .
I i.TP!ff
. cottoncWflrmTpiaT Orleans
99Jd. Sales of M.O0QbaIes te Peculator.
I nd exporters J.000 bale. Breadstuffs quiet
and steady. Corn 30s. 2d. Lard 40s. 6d. Tal-
Vr t i - Tribute' of Ilespect. -1 ' r
QBEM1.HI1. LoDoa ffov 4 K. M P.
"WttkuraTo, N, a Sept. 25th, 1873. f
VnBKBi.s, It has pleased Almighty God,
in the intricate workings of a Divine Provi-
den th int7 t r. T.V
fthomable--to remove from, our midst in
owe-io remoTe itooi our miasi m
I Pnme oi uie, urother raat Chancellor
I UenrrHur. Jr.i mmhi r thu th-
40(1 ' '
I ,wnRBAs. While vieldin? in all dnnh.
hnissiouand humility to thS dtcreeof Him
! . ....
who is Lord alike of Life and Death, it ctill
Denooves us to tesury our appreciative ot
beL 'oik t u Vil r tt
liesolvtd, That in the death of Henry Haar
this Lodge has lost one of its most zealous
uiv-u,.uu luowjus mwcuuitc
one ot its nrst and most energetic members:
u"m?u.U3 xixcuuo iu? uccewcawuo were
ri j jm 1
I throWh.Ufebf ' ift ith;;.;
serve to ennoble the character of man. do
I mourn his earlv death, feelinir that this
I deceased brother onr dene8t Bvmr,Rthv.
name, aire and death ot our brother, and
these resolutions be entered in the minutesi
'"ZZr. Z?. rJTr-T .
t,.m.mftL VT!. aa .fVi
our : badge oir mourning "for the" space of
! 4.t..nji-..A . . -' . 1 ,
J lJ uj B(
liewlved. 'That at copy of these resolutious
he sent to the family of the deceased; and a
copi to the Sprig of Myrtle, published- at
published at Goldeboro. N. 0., and the city.
papers wita a request 10 puoiisn. -
F. W. OKTMAN,
A. Wbssell, Committee
Y. J: BUHMANN, j
What Unspeaknble Relief is afforded
sto thet burntag, and. throbbing, flesh by a
ngleSapplication of that unequaled bal-
sam for human or brute sufferiDg, Mexican
Mustang .Liniment. The tormenting and
sleep-destroy iDg pains of rheumatism, gout,
and neuralria, are banished by its use;
stiffDess ol the joints and painful swellings,
quicKiy yieiu 10 us emouieni, auuuence ;
neajs u; uises, cuts, scaia, tic, witu usion
iebing rapidity. For straine, spring halt,
scratches, saddle, collar and htirnoes Kails,
as well as the mo6t serious external mala-
Iku of the horse, it is a riit and thorouffh
remedy. , .
Symptoms ol Liver Complaint and of
Some ol the Diseases Produced by
it. . .
A sallow or yellow color ol kin, or yd
lowUh brown spots on the face and other
parts of the body ; dullness tnd drowsiness
with freauent headache : dizziness. bitter nr
I bad taste in mouth, dryness ot throat and
internal neai : paipuanon. in many cases a
steady appetite, a raising of food, and a
CUU&1UK psusauuu iu luiutt) uiciiicss, lit ay-
iness, or bloated or lull lecliDg about stom-
ach and sides, pain in sides, back or breast,
A aknnt thAn Mdk (nll xain aA - I
1 uu.u..-v...... ZZl JiT
1 ness through bowels, with heal ; constipa-1
. tiOH-4 alternatinwith frequent attacks of
diarrhosai' piles, vfldtoience, . nervouenese.
.nHnwn of extremities : rush of MnnA in
mm , . . -
ueau, wiiu Bjuipwuia ui j;ici.j, nunio-
Xfca
and S!!S!!T
gh
. rew Qt the above spmptoms are Jikelv to
e present in any case at one time. Ail
who use Djv Pierce's Golden Medical Dis-
covery for Liver Complaint and iUTOmpll-
cations are loud In lt?s praise. Sold by all
druggists everywhere. f; ? .. u.
, " Wilmington lodge U. D.
DEaULAR MEETING. MONDAY NltiJlT
at 7XA o.cloek.
THOS. B. CAR II, Sec'y.
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sept 23
:'!Family Excursion,
THE LASTl OF: THE SEASON
TTHE WACCAM AW WILL IiEA VE HER
wharf, near Market xxck, vyednesaay
"1S8tiS
board. --A good i string band engaged. Intox-
icatea ana otnerwise oDjecuonaoie persons
excluded. Fare one dollar for round trip.
Children half price. This railroads will fur
nish excursion tickets to Wilmington' ana
return for one fare. THOS. B. CARR.
114 2t 28
NOTICE.
IV TL!L EE SOLD at auction, In Fayeiteville
North Carolina, on the l5tnor October,
about fifty pounds of manu&ctured tobacco.
By ? order ofth District Court for, the Cape
Fear District of North Carolina.
- AML. T7, CAKHUW, U, S. M.
per D. G. MacRAE, D. M.
spt?8 . ' ?;" p H2-2t
? PurceU House,
J, ' I. 30-A."VIS, Proprietor. .
IJBOM AND" AFTER THIS DATE the rates
for Transient Boarders are ft2 60, 83 60 anu
f4 00 per day, according to location and
rooms. ' ! " . - . .
Day Boarders S CO per week,
July 15 t r; .: ; ; , 4 " UVtf
The beat now made.
and superior, to an j in
: PIANOS
elegance ox tone, uuen,
finish asd durability
cold at Factory Trices
only by : Prct F.
BUCXEIVrf i Flan o
Orpan 'Sales Rooms, Ma
sonic Hall, 5T- and. 19
llarfcet St., Wilmington,
N. C s '
cy23 5-U
AND
rt
I UUUrV Ui LUIS ijIlllVrl I1K ' 1 U B C 1 1 UCU ii W 1 LU LILK I T w w v
" 1872.
coi.njnr.ciAii.
WII,SIII?GTaN ElaRKET.
. 8ATCRDAY, Bept S3. 1.80 P.li.
Crcds TcbpesttiheIs la 'demand, and
the market is firm. Sales of 460 bbls at f5
EO for virgin arid yellow dip, and p$ 50 for
hard, per 280 lbs.,; , , 1 :
; SpiBrra.TuBrENTnas No sales reported.
The market is firm at 0 cents, but . buyers
are Unwilling tn nrtArafA at (Mi ftimr
1 . " ' .
B-Aftcr yesterday port the sales
were V50 bbls at ,10 for cxtraNo 2, and
, 50 for Pale This moinibg we have
nothing new to notice, ancthe sales "rooort-
ed are ronly, S47 bbls. at f 4.50 for extra 3?o;
-X-fHas advanced in pricejand the sales
this morning, are 73 bbls at to 25 per bbJ.
Cotton -The sales this morning are only
"ieB' 1 7 at
1 t 161, and 7 at 17 cents perlb.
9
MARETIL
ARRIVED.
I vital iva 'WVUWM WVUOUU U VtU
I New. York. toAD. Cazaux. , , .
I Br Brig Maud, Fritchard, from Richmond,
Steamship LuciUe, Price from Baltimore,
to A D Cazaux. . - . t . .
Ger Barque Claridia, DinsV from Boston.
I ui vYiiiara ros.
I . minsrtnn. V. n..fiPnt. 'J-W
I- ' STEAMSHIPS
I Benefactor, Jones; Idglf Y, Barry Bros
I Lucille, Price, ldg Bait, v ADCrzaux
r Mystic Tie, Cofflll, ldg Europe,
Heide Bros
BRIGS.
Br Mcdnsa. Wilkie. Idr Cork-
I ' 1 - - Suit
Snrunt & Hinson
1 K?6 V?min&1di"
t Aiarv Kj liana. ijHtr
Kidder & 80ns
Mary Dana. Latham, dis. - 0 a Parslev
I Sr Mud ?rilc5lrJ?!Aii.'PR'(B8et & Co
X-5 ' , "..V-tB " ' 'i
, fn E"?T11lsd?1.1 13 O.G Parsley
(W iiliams ts M urchison
CCUcarsc, llodgdon,. ldg Boston, 1
0 G Parslev
John A Griffin, Foster, ldg Phil, . - r-
- llarnss & Howell
Chas Dennis, BeDson. 3is, A D Oaziux
NRW TOR IT
I Br JJftroueCflrilv. .Tn vnp ' Viri ao
Schr ohu, Williams, eld tewt SI
BOSTON - 4
Ger Barque Claudia, Dinse eld Sept 5
.nARniVF
Cormorant, 'Hansen, cfd Autr 12
I , Liverpool
fir Barqueantlne, Leonora Edmondson
l sjj Ausrust 31
McliAE & TURRENTLNE
JoHN AICAE,
John R. Tukrkntine.
FALL TRADE, 1872,
We will open on MONDAY, 23d iDst.,
I a handsome stock of tbe best
I STAPLE ArD FANCY
T V ii f 1 o
U I I VIA; U 1J .
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( tu Vulu puuuc aueniion is respectiuily
j mvirea. ' t
WoflTr i
w wuv. .v. uu UVMCII lUlllb C mu Jltin
1 tbe most desirable and substantial
Goods, ami call especial attention1 to our
33reSS GrOOds
5 vwj
which are all of the choicest fabrics and
comprise every thine in the wav ol new
colors and stvles
tyl
We effer, also the best selected and
handsomest assortment of
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, RUGS AND MATS
Iu the city, and will sell this stock at the
YER TL0 WEST PRICES.
iiitruua nuu ? iue puuuc generally
are respcctlully invited to call and ex-
our stock. We will sell at the
lowest cash prices.
McRAE ec TURRENTINE,
sepi 23
:t loa iw
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Where not only all questions you may ask
will be answered, but you will find a com
plete and full line of the.most elegant Oods,
Books, Chrotmos and Musical Instruments
tbe
public has ever had presented to their
. Works of every variety'of design and
Yiew,
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: You are invited to call andeaminent
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sept 27:
114
CnATTBI Mortgage ?.Dceds. for B&M
ut'-i -rr V 4 ft it.tt
"J r .?: ,'.- o. U. 11AII.
All sorts nl htankTrintul and lorsalahv I
8. U. Hall. ' Ofilce on Priccess st. tl I
r . - m - ... - m w
c , " -. iiiMiiia- a ; LlJ2'' ' 1 ' . - , ,. .
HO, 114
New Store! Old Goods !
: GBEEHEyALD -a: CO.. -
... S2 KOBTH WATEB 8TKKXT, ' i I
1 Ttr'T,5fxdoor o Willard Bro : J
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN '
iUUUiUi.' WINES. .vr
. - w
BRANDIES, WDf 3KIES .
GINS. An - An
w" lSk?tdtlifac3r which Ve
tlr,n trade the most reasonable
r Ce "lvlnir ilarre consign-.
pf,j?v.b?st goods in vtHe conn&y.
JPicalVbefore making yourput Phases.
RICHARD JN; MOON:
Commission Hercuarit,
t , AUD DEALER III ' htwh
FLOUR, GRAIN, 4 H-r
r IIILPEED,
- - country pu6duge:X
Cor. Camden &Paca Sts
Baltimore,. Hd. ' "
prdffs from North Carolina Solicited. -
feb 11
174-tf
a. AuxuAiN, . ; - - II. VOLLERS
- ADRIAN & VOLLERS. .
, - - , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Groceries and liquors.
Importers of German and Havana Ciffarr,
i AND-. jt - " -
Commission Merchant
a South-east Corner Dock and Front
- Streets. ; . . , i
: : J WlIiMlNQTON, N. C ; ' ;
JIaying the largest and best anTorted Stock
of Groceries and I, nnnni in t.hn mtv ti
Will find lt1 their lntrpKt . TZX
before buying elsewheii rC w"
Buccessors to
V ;:A. ,H. NlFE,
Manufacturers and'dealers In
HOUSE FURNISHING GOO nx
G ans, : Stoves, Lanterns, Kerosene, Oil Tl n
, m ouwuron are.
Roofing: done at short notice.
Agents for Fairbanks Scales,
lYo. 10 Front Street.
WILJUIKGTON, N. C,
nov 19
150-ly
ESTABLISHED 1821.
T. W. BROWN,
SUCCESSOR TO
BROWN & ANNDERSON,
DEALER IN
-Fine Watches, Clocks
Jewelry, Silver Ware,
KlWTACLES TO SUIT ALL AGES,
37 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Watcb3, aocks and Jewelry carefully
repaired.
nov 5
148-tf
G. Irt. MAYER,
BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY
34 Market Street,'' 2
DKAI-KRIJT . ,
Kicn and American confec-
s: XiONIfiltY, j
FOREIGN & IX)MESTIC
FRUITS.
fed rtt.: !l,rr
tog? and parties supp
notice, with all the delicacies
delicacies of the season .
nv 5
14My
W. II. DART
LIPPITT'S BUILDING
SOUTH FJIONT.ST.. !
WILMINOTON, N: C.
PWer, Steam' and Gas Fitter;:
. and dealer in '
Wrought and Galvanized Iron Pipes,
Brass Cocks, Valves. Gas Fixtures,
and all descriptions of
FITTINGS FOR STEAM, WATER
AND GAS. , .
Particular attention paid, to fitting up of
W HUK MILLS. -
with Steam, Gas and Water.
noYl2
; i48-ti
S. MANNING;
couuiGcion nEnctiAriT,
Groceries, Prorisiom, Dry- Goois. .
UIULIUJlg, &C. SC.,-. V
No. 22 and 24 North Water 8trcet, '
WILMINGTON, N. C. . , .
Consignments and Cash Orders Solicited
nov 23 i . ::' I51ly '
Mon'ill's iRestaixrant, : s'
THE G-'EM, ; U
No. 16 BOUTH WATER STREET,
"WILMINGTON, If. C.
Meals at all Ilonrs. The best AVines,
, . Liquors and Clears always on I
Uaud. The Public are
invited to call.'
O-lf.'J
CLIFFORD HOUSE,
NORTH. FRONT STREET, j 7 !
ALL WILL REaiOIBER THAT I AM, '
censtanUy supplied wlUiLiqaors. Cigar ? ,t
And JTobacco, of the very best. Fnrnislied.
rooms are also kept for- the accommodalirn
also Kept ror- tne accommoaatict
reline public.
J. A. CXJFFORP, Froprtelo:!
um mhybuhk yww. :. , -
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