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nths, $ 1 ; 2. j One month, 60 cents.
paper' will be delivered by carriers,
hare, in any part of the city, at the
tti?, or 13 cents per week.
rtiiin rates low and liberal.
Subscriber will please report any and
res to receive their papers regularly.
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(!t- hburjj Index-Appeal Special, j
March am crediia-
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j;i.Allhit tlu position ol ftecretaiy
r lm tarn or will he tcndcrcl
r.t! JosT ph jl'. Johnston, of Vir-
ii !;! ','
ii ; ' ,
! i t'-lay iicmI ;i ii:oi:iTi'.n
i'',Mr. Tdden elected.'
lights ciecuri'tu to-uay -one o:; the
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:ii.(.TuN-, Marcl 1 : 10. A. M.
i'l'hc yjuse is dispatching business quite
htit the ijrobihility is tliat tlu- ses-
s)o:i Will lat until twelve tu-uiorruv.
j ne?s the House recx'tles from its inisition
tinny bin t
.u the
A ty
t.-hi-!
in' hi
Knclt'i
I t't'Il lo
jiojmla
The
i .1
t hi
iero will be. a i extra
.sent (Juvcrni.r Tilden
ncct hViniaiiV' tnrr.ibrrs Jjotifv-
n tiittjij House had iiilopUd
i rcsohitioh ! declaring that he had
al'v clH:t(-d hv tl:o clcctcr.d ard
r vote.
Ii uis:aiia Jl'.-lurnijjg Iol
in a botlv. tb-niht on Hayts.
Tlio
It'ik extraordinary powers i:i (ranizin
it I.VJ.l
Suuthebi. lVistuCico1 clnibis incurred Trior
,var. sorrte three htin lrcd and lifty
.1 d.!hrs. !;; u. C. W.
CiAUOLirVA. J
t tf e
thonsa
iii;.
Siirn p
. It is
I, III I WYlf
ln'X.t .1.
b!l!C "1
St. .1
hiving
.11, IS !l
ving for a (Ji itninal Cuiirt.
iiivtt!!, nKinbLr1of the; Hotiso from
ii.'is i uiio ill.
liitei.hl (Mercer i.ow claims tim
circu!a,ii-n in '.tlr .State.
Vail lh;it too Ahevil!e and Snar-
takes i
Ci v
1,io:ied
Mi! tot i
i
tnarrreJ
All-
Mis. H:
last
The;
til" i:a
' rut iu A
.ml called
1 louse amended theyulesivinj the
t House
N'tiatuii ; passe i
the bill paying
i iu
Icr of f
t wn tl
1 he f;on
r :i "lei
.McKa"
T,.c
Iat i
hiailb a
and' Uil
eight ti
stiadin
do" mi
i," -It. fwilj reach I lenders m by
nuary 1st., j! .
;iw Ashevillo has i;nbibed the
iss martial spirit and is about to
e a military .company,
.hMs' 15. 0. Church in I'Jaleigh
been j.leclfirc.1 unsafe, tlie eon
ii will Worship in Ikiggs'. Hall.
roMtl eb tvr tain men t : f the UaTcigh
it Ton T"rnn)e and Cornet Hand
hu-e in naleih on Tuesday even-
I'v.'uipcfr, V.f Virgiiii'a, has reuisi
Vance fir the delivery of
and Fanny JTisirstoii, colored
with burjr'a'rv and larce'.iv.
j G. rrtnler; of r.aurinbarg, and
ophja O. Gibbs, daughter ' of Kev.
(iiuos, were mari;ieu m llicury
L'dnesdav.. ! I .
lickorV I'tcst say.; : A man. by
ic of TpvJj; josser was severely
- a'lrav at Iirind.etowL) on tnc
Fob., 'and -died a few days later.
h kingham Spirit says; A num
'ew residences are to. be "erected1 in
..ii' nil 1 . 1
:s J)ring ami summer. Among
tlemcii'Svlu) contemplate building
es arc lievitT. W. Gnthrie; 0. D.
l'.sp, aiid l)i'. J. M. Covington
Ii korv: 1'rc.i.i says: One "niqdit
a fanne
here on
t bacei i
y e'.ded
reeentH
cr;, some 'o! tne rnurtou-iovmg
(zlarks's
Creek in this county
raid through that neighborhood
ed e!cvcn si
is
1 to M
Mr. Miktj liollinger. Notwith
thia Isom'j jicople value their
re than sheep. " ; j
-Tije Asheville Citizen savs: John Ihown
sncen. inrre oi wmcn
Harriett ISkmon ami
r residing jKomc 1J5 miles below
the French Broad, last year grew
on thicc ! acres of land, which
sjinc lj"00 pounds, and having
slnpped the same to 1anville. ; a.,
lias rect'i.ved returns therefor. He realized
an average. .of $ 32,1 1 "per hundred, crj the
snug little sum 6nbur hundred and eighty
)(7v. Xowiwhi) nvill say this does
not pay
The Asheviilo CWi'cu.svs : We learn oi
a hoiniqido occurring in . Hay wikh! on the
ine on the night of the 20th int., at
Jenee-of a Mrs. Tate, a widow lady.
atnty
the tgsu
It ap'po
origiin o
twein 1
rs that
whiclji
v ditliculty occurred, the
we; have not obtainexl, ber
axter TuriiinL a son-in-law of Mrs.
Tate; aitd Creiijhtou Morrow, the lattcr-a
loan soibe CO years ot age. - when lurpiu
a'i t lum three times with a pistol, killing
him. There were, two witnesses of the
utftir, v; ho give directly opposite testimony
as to th ; nature of thj ditliculty between
t lie two :nen. Mr. Jiio. Tuipin, the fathei
'f the nrard.ercr, C;Une upon the scene and
prewut'
m.dcr a
v!io. coi
villi's vv
vl his son escaping, keeping him
rcct until the arrival of the Sheriff,
ducted lam to the jail at Waynes-
Mere tie now awaits trial. . i
!U lie's i
Wr.i.l P,
Vxiltlo (:
lr. A.
what'W
take it
and
Cut;:h s Out IlAlay Save Your Life
is no Wrson diving but wliat
h jrc or less i with. ; Lung isease,
Cilds er CoiKutnption, yet soini
ie rather than pay. -'75 cents lor a
I medicine,' that would cure them.
iKischtii's !J ( Jornvnv Svrmi b.is
' it ry liiin introduced in thiscountrv from
UermaAy, and its wondrous cures astonish
that tries it If you doubt
fca-) in print, cut this, out and
o your Druggist. '
ad gel a sanipjc hotiU for 10 cents and
JoMt, rjr a regular iizc fcr. 75 cents.
Look at it I
A ;,Y CLASS SHAVE with Bar Rum,
c"k- Stylih hair cut, 25 cents.
ul,fcbf u,Pio by machinery, 25 cent.
n fllenCC. A libeinl rr.lnctmn tn, ti,nntKlv
cutoineTsat tbe great Reform Barber Shop
under the i National Bank. Come and
?rJ ."ifjncw and' skilled barbers.
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VOL. 2.
WILMiNGTON, N. C MONDAY,
LOCAL NEWS.
. New Advertisements.
See advertisement headed "Lost."
IlEixsBERGtH An Entire New Book
M s. E. D. E. N. Soutbwortb.
Y See ad. ''Democrats Attention J"
W. E. X. Sellers Mountain Beef .
See ad. "Found."
Wm; E. Hut, B Knights of'Honor.
Mozart Saloon Intense Excitement.
FkanIc yij Agostisi Dancing School.
Ciias. D. Myers & Co Extracts, Ac.
A. Shriek. Partly-Made Shirta at.
cent?, worth $2.50.
by
90
Our friends and patrons wW. please
understand that carrier boys are not
allowed to sell copies of the Review.
Picas e do not buy of them qr encourage
tlicm io sell as it will positively cost iJie
boy his situation when detected. ,
Xo session of the City Court to-day.
seen
15'ue glass treatment is easily
throrpli. . ,
Something new that no body wants
pneumonia. . I
The planters are preparing laml for the
coming season.
Square toed boots and shoes have gone
out of fashion. ' .
Cream ceflored dresses
ruby colored sleeves.
are made with
' Personal.
AdmiralJ.H. Strong, of the U.S. Navy,
isWpping at the Parcel! House. He
leaves the city en route for Camden, S. C-
A Family Quarrel
There arc but six dailies in the State,
and three of these, the llaleish Teics and
0oerrryand Wilmington' Star are bf g
ging about the biggest circulation. The
Ch.arlotte Observer and Newbern Nut Shell
areyet to hear from,and the Review stands
ready to take notes and report progress.
. Oanclng School. ;
Mr." Frank. M. Agostioi'advtises his
dancing schools in thisissue.. -rrofessor"
Agostini's classes wer3 comincnccl'about
two weeks ago ancj now number'; over fifty
scholars. ' Ho is a pretty dancer anjl havt
ing personal knowledge of the Terpsicho
rean art is well calculated to teach the
young idea now. to snooj in mis uirec-
tion.
In the Way.
The. schr. .E&a May, which was wreck
ed a short time since near New Inlet, is
inlhe channel, and submerged aud pre
sents a dangerous object on which some
bravo craft : may founder. 1 he spot
should be marked at -oupe ,by a buoy
The wreck, we understand, has been sold
to Messrs. G. G. Darker &.Co ori private
terras. . ,
is
The now version is "when wrong
mighty it must prevail:"
Cool and cloudy this forenoon, but with
a prospect cf better weather ahead.
Barque Fai ry Belie, Gardner, from thi
port, arrived at Rio Janeiro on the 31s
of January. " . .
Schis Helen M. Qondon, McCarthy,
sailed from BcVfast, Me., on the 28d Ult.
ffur this port
jSelir Hallie Turner, Hupper, from this
port; arrived at K ennebunkport, Mo.,
on the 28th ult. .. ' '
- The "Cabot" is the latest bounet. It
possesses the pccular property of" making
a young
man.
girl look hke an old apple wO-
Mouthjy meeting of the Ladies' Benevo
lent Society will be held at the Hook &
Ladder Hall on Tuesday, ,March Cth, at
4 o'clock.
If you have no cold victuals . for, th,e
poor, hungry tramp,- don't send him
awav without anvthiug. Girc him
your mother's receipt for making oyster
dressing. ' " '
w i i i (
Lapt. h. C. oodsou s name appears.
at the head of the Raleigh Observer local
page, as its city editor. We think Wood
son and the Observer arc both to be con
gratulated. "
A little child's locket, bearing the iuir
tials E. McM., was lost yesterday in
Brooklyn Hall or on Fourth street. The
tincter will be rewarded liberally by leaving
it at this office. j 1
Mayor Canaday has gone West on busi
ness connected with the Western N. C. R.
Ii. and Alderman Gardner will preside at
the revolving desk in the Mayor's office
until his return. - .
A visitor to ah art gallery, on bein g
asked whether he: preferred pictures to
statuary, said he preferred the latter, as
"you kiu go all round the statoos, but
you sec only one side of the picters."
An old horse, the property of Mr. Al
fred Martin, breathed his last this morn
mg. lie was, a fine animal, and was rid
den by a Wilmingtou man during the
late uupleasantness between the States. ;
He purchased his sweetheart a pair of
ten-button gloves and Sianded them in at.
the door himself. The servant girl took
them, and goiug to the foot of the stairs
bawled up : "riease raisj, 'ere's a young
man as has brought you a pair of leggin's.'
The most hopeless specinjen of im
becility to bo seen these days is a man
leaniuj over a,dry goods counter, staring
helplessly into the eyes of the unsympar
thiziug young fellow behind it, and
wondering "what iu blazes "ijvas the name
of that thing the old woman told . me to
get'?"-1-;
The Meeting to-night.
The Democrats of the city, are requested
to meet at the Court House this evening
at 8 o'clpckj when matters of importance
relative to the city bills now or recently
before the Legislatute will be brought to
their attention.
Among
these are the
Criminal Courtand the friends of this
measure should bo on hand to care for
its interests.
Billiards.
. Mr. Fred W. Smith, of Buffalo, N. Y.,
is to give the lovers of billiards a treat at
the Mozart Saloon to-night. He is to
play a game against the best player in
tie city, giving very large odds and' is to
make fifty on a run or nothing. He is a
fine player and performs some very diffi
cult shots, one of which is jumping a ball
from one table to another aud carom, and
makes the shot he called before shooting.
The public are invited to attend. See
advertisement in another column, v
An Krk Eater.
On Saturday we published an account
of a young man eating three quarts and a
pint of New River oysters at oae sitting
but the Reidseville Times marches to the
front the champion egg cater. It says :
:' Dan Martin of Reidsville wears the belt
for eating eggs. He is-a negro. Some
young men the other night bought - Dan
44 eggs and he ate them all, hard boileel,
at one sitting. After which he drank
seven glasses of water and called for more
eggs. This is an actual fact. i
We Would suggest to the business com
munity that not for years have newspa
pers bc:u so widely circulate! or so large
ly read as att'uc present time. This,' in
connection with the fact that the Spring
trade is about opeaiug, niakes the oppor
tunity for advertising a more valuable one
than any we arc likely to bare for a long
tiniatocom?. -. '
l' - cj- A Welcome. Visitor.
Mrs Hemminway, the fender of the
Tileston Normal scheol of this.city is here
on a visit and is the guest of Miss Amy M.
Bradley; the principal of the school. Mrs.
Hemminway, is always a welcomed visir
tor, and has certainly done more for tbe
good' and welfare of the poor children
and the cause of education than many
of our own citizens. Her philan
throphy has endeared her to our citizens,
gaining for her the love and respect of
each individual member of this communi
ty. . How many children of this city will
owe their education and success in life to
Mrs. Hemminway's benevo'ence would
be a very difficult question to answer.
No Jubllaruiniflcation To-Day.
. Contrary to the advice of several promi
nent Republicans, the colored political
population in this city 'determined on a
jubilarum to-day in honor of the elevation
to the Presidency of the.unelected candi
dates of the Radical party. They intended
to, shoot some brg guns; but they didn't.
The preparations' were all made; the gu
ners had assembled with cartridges and
caps, priming pins, svrals and lanyards,
the band was "thar". ready to blow for
Hayes after every discharge of the mighty
cannon j everything was ready, in fact,
but the cannon, and that lias'nt been found
yet; A substitute was looked for but none
was found. An on-looking Democrat did
at one time suggest that a greasy looking
Republican who was busiest in the search
for tbe msssing gun aud wjose psuth
was apparently as big as aid oufof doors,
be used as a substitute, but this sugges
tion was scouted because of the fact that a
barrel of powder and a bolt of flannel for
one cartridge was a rather, expensive
business. The xrroird finally dispersed
Without the exject2d denfonstfrtf01.
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MARCH 5, 1877. , N0 38.
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The City Bill a Law.
auc wit io provHie.ior tno government
of the City of Wilmington lias passed both
Houses of the Legislature and is now a
law. The citr i divided into five wards.
Registration commences "at oneff and Is to
continue every day. and an entirely new
registration is to- bo
made. A residence
of 90 days in the ward is required. -The
election is to be heldjon the fourth Thurs
day in March and the term of officels two
years, but the tQn. Aldermen elected this
month mil not;go inio office until June 1.
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Tlie Thermometer. "
From the United Stages Snal pffice at
this place vre 'obtain the jioltdwinbbrt
of the thermometer, as taken this ' morn
ing at 7:31 o'clock: 1 f .. , .-
Augusta, ; Charleston, 57 ; Cincin
nati, 37 ; , JacksonviHe,' 60; . Knox
vilie, 30 ; Lynchburg, 31; Memphis,' 33
Mobile, 55 ; Montgomery, 40 ; Nash
ville, '31 ; New, Orleans J59 ; New York
24 ; Norfolk, 38; Pittsburg, 24 ; Savan-
, Knights of Honor.
Ou the evening of the 27th cf Jauuarv
last a lodge of Knights of Honor j was cs
tablished in this city, and sincp that time
has nearly doubled its membership. , One
or applications for membership are
ldSQ at every meetjng and the
lodge is.now in a flourishing ctffidition.
We miderstand the regalia ; for thq crder
has jbjipjged and, is daijy cxpectod to
come. , The lodge meets to-night as will
be . seen . - by reference to our advertising
Kcolumns. - . .. ; l !
nah, 58 ; St. Lonis;i37 ;
Wilmington, 47. 1
Washington, 32;
. To Measure Land. .
Ml , r . 5; . .
io am iarmers in 5 arnvms at ac-
curacy in estimating the amount of land
in different fields under j cultivation, the
following table is given bv an agricultu
ral paper i - -
5 yards wide by AGS yards long con
tain 1 acre. S
10 yards' wide by 4841 yards long con
tain 1 acre. -
20 yards wide by 242 yards long con
tain 1 acre.
' 40 yards wido by J2i yards long con
tain 1 acre. i
80 yards wide by 60 yards long con
tain 1 acre.- . j .-.
70 yards wide by 63 iyardi bng con
tain 1 acre. J
GO feet wide by 726 feet long coutainl
acre. ..',:' .
1 10 feet wide by 369 feet long contain 1
acre. . l
120 feet wiele by ,363 feetlong contain 1
sere.
220 feet wide by 198 feet long contain 1
acre. - '"
240 feet wide by 18H feet long contain
1. acre.-.' i
440 feet wide by 99 feet long contain 1
acre.
Quarterly Meetings.
Second round of appointments for the
f Wilmington District of the Methodist E.
Church, South, as made by Rev. W. S.
BJackPresding Elder. L 4 '
Magnolia, at firyants, . 4. March 17-18
Wilmington, Fifth Street, , March 24-25
Onslpw.. March 3 14 April "l
Bladen, Bethel. ...April 78
Elizabeth, Purdies ... ........ .April 14-15
Smithville, Bethel......... . . . April 21-22
Whitevillo and Waccamaw : . '
Mission, at Waymani.. . .April 28-29
Wilmington, Front Street... .May 5-6 '
Topsail, Herring's Chapel... .May 12-13
Cokesbury and Coharrio Mis--: t
sion,.. .................... ..Mayi 19-20
Clinton, at Johnson's Chapel. May 26-27
Kenansville;: .". . . . . ....... . ..June 23
We will bo glad tor eceire;coinBiialestieaj
TljeA nv offtllStfiat-ait always
foridshed to the Editor. -
one side of tbe paper. - - -Personalities
molt be aVotded. ;
And it is especially and particmUrly inder
stood thateeditot does not mhrmyi endorst
the Tiews of compoadento unies o tUted
in the editorial columns.; .:' ti
Now 'Advertisements.
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BY. AIL TIIAPS eOflb.u
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Appointments by Bishop Atkinson
for His Spring Visitation.
Clinton (Good Friday )........... March 30
I , . ..
THESE ME THE
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COLGATE'S
AND '- ' ' i:
Loss of tUe Dixie'.
The little steamer Dixie which sailed
(or rather steamed) henee lor New York on
last Wednesday morning,hasbecn beached
ne ir Beaufort, and will probably prove a 1
loiai loss, l he only lniorraation relative
to the matterreceived herejs through a dis
patch, from Capt. Georg Sullivan, to Mr,
Jos. H Ncfif of this city, which, is dated
yesterday at Beaufort and whsch simyly
says that lha Dixie broke down and was
beached 11 miles West, of Bean fort bar.
The Dude has been used for years past
by Mr. O.G.Parslty Jr. on the line between
this city and Smithville, but-having been
exchanged for the; steamer J. S. UnderhilL
now on that line was at t he time of her
loss owned by Mr. J. K. Fairbanks, of
New York. .She registered bnt 13.16,
100 tons and originally cost about $6,000
although her value when she was last in
this'port was not above 2,500. . She is
probably uninsured. I ' i
Windsor. ... .". . .,
Wood ville, Bertie count v....
Murfreesboro, 1st Sunday after
Easter.. .V: .; .
Winston. . .:. ... . . , ... . ,-. ; .
Gatesville......
St. Peter's, Gates county. . ......
Hertford, Perquimans county.
Woodvillc, . -f-- -.-Elizabeth
City, 2nd Suuday after
f3Astor . . i ,t .
Camden Mission'. 1.. . . . . .1. ... .... . . ,
Fenton..;:..i.i:.;:L V-
St. Luke, Waslitngton coitntys. -i .
St. David's, ".".;.::" 3rd
Sunday after Eiis.ter ......... .
IHymouth......!.;...... ... 1 . . , . '. .
St. James, Beaufort 'county .
St. Gcorgo's, Hyde couuty, 4tli
. Sunday after Easter. .........
Fairfield, Hyde county . .
bladesvillo......... . ..... ... . Mav
Bath....;. . . . . ... . . . . . f
Zion Church Beaufort county. . . "j
Washington, " . " " ..; .
Jamesvillc. . . :. . ... . H
WiUiamstou ' ( Asoeiisioii Day ) i
Hamilton,. .... ..ti
Trinity Churchy Scotland Ncckj f
uuoay alter Ascension..... X
, Collections inbbhali of Diocesan 131 is
si o'ns, will be made at each plaec, 1
age of oiucation and general i n -
tejligence the household is hardly complete
without ? a Cornish & Co. Piano ori Organ.
Read the alvertisment in another Column.'
and then send for illustrated catalogue and
priee list. . : . ... jan 8.
pril 1
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Legislative locals.
In the General") Assembly, on Saturday
last, the bill for the' better government of
the city of Wilmington came.orer. from the
House and upon motion of Mr. Short; the
Senate concurred in the: House amend
ments. , ,
House amendment to Senate : till
to provide for the weighing of cattle in
Wilmington, and to provide for the repairs
of the quarantine hospital, at . Smithville,
were taken up land, n mot ion of Mr,
Bennett, the Senate concurred.
A message was received from, the
House announcing that it - had refused to'
concur in the Senate amendments Jo the
bill to locate a permanent seat of justice
for Pender county, and asking for a com
mittee of conference, 1 ' . ; .
Mr. Stkkney " moved that the Senate
recede, and asked for the yeas and nays,
which were ordered,and the Senate refused
to recede. " 1 J
la the house the bill to authurize . the
commissioners of New Hanover county
to levy a special tax, was taken up and
passed its third reading, j V-- ' '!.
Ibe Senate amendments .' to tho bill in 1
regard to tho county-ieafc of Pender I
county, were talfen up ' and the.; House ;
refused to concur. ' - '
, Bill to authorize New Hanover coun
ty to fund its floating debt, was taken up
in tho house and passed its, third: reading
by a vote of, yeas 81, nays 0. 1 '
BUI to incorporate tlus Wilmington
Oompress Company, was taken tip .in the
bousQ and aiied its le-vera! iftvlins, .
V
New Advertisements.
MULBERRY STREET, tbn ; morning,
two LARGE KEYS AND A BUXCII OF
SMALLOXES. The finder can recover them
. ' ' . r -:
by paying for this adrcrtiscment. ; meh 5
Knights pof Honor.
TTEND REGULA ilEETIO, to
night at 114 o'clock. ' I Ir
mch
"vvm:.e. hill, r.
INTENSE KKClTElklENT.
.-T THE, MOZART; BILLIARD IIALL,
TO-NIGHT, (Mondar) MB. FRED W.
SMITH, of Baflalo, Ne;v York, will play the
best game of billiarda ever played in tliis cityj
The frienda and patrons of the SaTdon and
- v - :. .
all lor era of Billiard3 are invited to attend.
The gania will commence at SJ4 o'clock,
mch 5 ' - : .-: ' ' " - ; - j .)
Dan c i ng School.
TiM B. FRANK Sf. AGOSTINI'S DANCING
ill.-. ,:.,ir:--y - : ::.:.. -ii in-
SCHOOL wiU.bCjPpeneJ tonight , in Temper
ance Hall, opposite City; HalL ; Gettlemcn
Class at 8 o'clock. Class' for ladies and Child
. ; . ' ii i
fen, Tuesday, ITibraUayTaid1 Fatardaj after
noons at o'clock. TtiVate. lcau giTcn at
residences Lcn deaired
TBESH
- : TO-MORROW MORNING i
AT THE 17ET7 HEAT DEPOT
X - ? "-ALSO1' 'mS7 " '
Fresh Porte Dansagei, ngg-s,
.'-t Poultry, Cic- . Iff .
CORNER FODttTH MULBERRY STS.
ckS - , iX". R X. SELLERS.
E)
Extracts
AND PRTJIT FLAVQBINCrSe I
i -.
Borden's
FVTD Itf AP DtTP
fiAIII!rk'W'Dfi
coffee mmki
BORDEN'S
I , : AND.- -,:i '
ARE
CofTee Extracts
MAYS
iJdilingwater only reeded'; !
Mi
CHAS
.ft
ilIllRSiCO
,;- t o4 "4-:i -..' ry..i
3 A 7 XTprth Front ZirceU
men o
DEMOCRATS' ATTEtlTjON I
fJIHB DEMpCRA T3; 05", i?TE : jCIT Y OF
Wilmington are requested;; fc meet ,nt : tho
Coort House.to-night,,(Mottday) -3t instat
& O Clock. tO COnttider mat tin1 nf Imhnrlanra
connected tcith bill
islature in regard t: the citr, A fall tiend-
auccisreiesira. O. 11. nUBinnUII.
iiiui n City Democratic Executive, Cam.
i (; D. G.; WORTH- . '
inch j Preriaent Central Clab.
Aii .ifotiro t 'Nel3ob.iii;Py
: Mrs: Boiithwartb.1,
rpilE FATAL SECRET. " ." t - '
1 ' By Mrfc E: D. Ei X Soatlwdrtb.
Mrs. Sooth worth's New Khrti:
Urn. Emma D. TL V nnlinHti iU'kAt'.l
American authored, has iant tniht nor
nouvellette. not a lint of ft tvtr hirtn Kn
printed before, to hich ehe has rivctt the
name ui "iuet aui Secret." Th'erQinxns con-
- m. .v.. wvicv (uuici iivriw,
by her utcr, Jlri Ffancu HtnaimwiVwien,
and it will no donbt prove, to, if ope of, the
moat popnlar volantei crcr i&iaed by tfata aa
thor.;. Fyr sale at ' t a ' Aii' ft tt.i,(i-
mimoBzixiqaivn.j
mch 5 . . Lire Book andMui Store!
L i '- . . ' ' ' i .
GOLD LOCKET.-.wlth, Ctauu attaeaed.
bearing tiie lnltioli of'feifci'u Vai loat
j-esterday lHanday) evening Hi. iSkixOQyn
lWiorouFwllistrefe
The nruier vruf. tw JJrjerallji- rewarded try
retarulcg same at this oce. . mch 5
. . i ,n . . I. t i. : . - '
M
Rare Barerainc-
TAY BE HAD IN C ENT'S sn3 YonlL's
rm t a ww-,- hiiiljbiiiiiiiiiiii -m
mum mmmsMm
t DhriOl(s;Clotbip5 Howe, South aide of
Market itreeL. . . ' . ' 1:
' Getting ready for Spring Ibck' find all
neiry goods niUtoesukL y '
Oar ipeelalty is the ll-mad' Xiien Ubaoni '
Shirt for -OO Cents.- JrT l
'; ' tiios rortLAnu
20 Cts. Boxes- of Paper had
ENVEL0PE3 . ' 7
Af Danfdrtti'o1
V'i
Wrreall fold, bat more bare conic' to jar..