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MVS SUMMAIIV.
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wiill ii ;i
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PivgrctiJiiii1 in Kuto;c! but a
il Ii: ir!i!jt is I iii.iniiyl. c:v( i vli io.
ii ci.
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i. . iii;i.V:i.ritic usual 411:11 tiily Mt nil.
1 Ii v Jlicnuotneter was , -0 - ! .rcc
r 1 -v j ro at !t. lVltrisljUJ;; ."
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(ivlil is'aimlown Hiutnig
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W i-iirs in iirk ami s rxnririi 10
:. :liU l.iWer'l in 1 a Slew !iy.
Wlieclir iirC'ftJv'ivinorjiit-P a.s it llic al-
l. -o! isitriitroti ul" Mr. llayr.i. I10 cnl bni
S-uili.
I'hnilH rhun i jacking liis
JlUlf J MljiCt I
P" MIKl- t:i ii U-W "1.1 D
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jnoplic-y tiial South li'anIina will ktiuw
Itiui 11O myru (ortvtr
V. Ovarii, s-jii
Urvi iH-coiiMf-i Yix'X
cX:Mt.rc-
..f SlAic, I vice -: 1 C;uhvalla!iT. -r
Mr Il.iycs Jul mt "worNliip uu.b r I'ar-X'U
Xilwiu.urs tjii.se cn !.SuwIa, and I lie c.
' I'trlfiitfl I'l'MiS jVleiiiau is not lianpV.
(jeni ;iirlifld, ill jlir ; aia.li.:i oj
Viii tin1 '-Cin'ftwt lor Mr 'lcnn;Ui o ii'auc
)!i the Sctudt'.' ,)V K. Uplon has
b- in a!iznttl to duty a. Cliiff Civil: ul
t! e Tivuouryj lvaittiict. - r1- binuioa
llo Sitiiicr.jf alias Cameiou, has. resigned
!c;.t-i as V. S.iScirulor: ho wil try lo
1 ioi.t," D.'Mi, thu 1 )cvil; mlo tbu placo. -
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Irotn ni'.huionil
in Iclialf of lh(j
C.lilOil Mil
I'lxsidont
uUntion oi' Miss Van lic'w for the Kieh-
ii:unl oust ohice. - -H The Dvniocr.UiV
lyislaltue in "IiOiii'Maivi : lia'vo obl nu l
ijli.e election 'of a I H. tJcaator. A
aiiibliuj i1cj iu Washibtou 'as raided
by Ihc Iiec a few niglffsFnire and Ida ol
I'.'Sj ollicia and jex-jSenajors- and cx
Kt Ii c: ctitattvco' wcic t ij'tutxjd amUtKled
lin the uard! douse.! i 4-1 U' U ltosilivclv
tJlated iiow that Mr: 'Haves will call Cin-
;4.css together in jiieeia'lessioii before t he
-middle ol 31 ay. r Nulay lonnn
Mr. Il.iy.-.s went to eh:irLh,j and Sunday
i vcniii'' hedilicil with Ili'erso!l. the infi
del and blasjinenier; lh(; :giK.Hl effects of the
iii"iiniii; seruuju must have worn elf very
iui kiv. ; -ji-Thc Sjiriug freshet in the
C'liiiieeticut iiver is 011 hand. "A
Priaf iliApateh to the- Sfanthr'iti Jioin
Madrid, nays tbc jouruals of that city, ix
pir:vs in;uke displeasure at the apoointr
jiient of Messrs. Kvarts and Schur. to po
sitions in tli pew (Jabiuct; they sa both
Ii ie sujipoiicxl the j Culiati ttlibuslrs in
the l'i.;toilLsUtes, and they cntcr'atn
!.!'! of the jvsult of iiieir acees.sioii . to
f"C
- lUrdons
or couiinulatkdis
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't ;rlitclice
Co iiiiiUliirst
have been i granted lot -J I
convicts.
The Turks
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arc I ji ti 1 vu.i the bauks of the bavel and
Cnn i, on the jJosuiau ahd Austriaufron-t.'-r.
j- - Kusluhuk dcfpatjh to the
(iazktc hays the greater pait of
tl." .I'urk-usliilutilla on he Danube, which
ii itiiU is 17 t' with 00 guns, have
I' ll Sulinit harbor and been stationed at
various poinU on the Oauulx.. ; j
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tl'l ll .ild
rsewberu 011 JSatunl.iv
at
I o cent 5. i
; The Xewbcru irjilit.uy! are to tfxeurt U)
I i-KMvbboro- to-dav. ;
Mr. J. J. 1 'ickard haoicsi
eil the oPiiice
oi'l'o&l master
at ilonroe;
l lic Methodists have juit cl
a largo
.1 cvi val niectlri'2 at 'Williimv.f .
ie:u A. f. Seales'Mlnc. reside!!-. e at
UrceuKro i3 ready for occupancy.
01 nc ot
the ladies1 ! of Chjik-it:
t-j ):old anjyVithoi.V Vmx to-night. 1
4 The imcnew ,,-in for the lOpiscopal
Umrea m Nebcin has becu received. -
I.eKlge Xo..Li:0:"f. I" m-.i.
orcanizol
liight.! '
tin Moviroc j llast ' We'dncs:l:u-
,u,r riPS$ Choir ;l T':'"g vuiu.g
1 ol AN aSismstoa.cd suddctdv on tlu
-na lust.
f The bliud tag-Ors is ree led ;is prevail
.2 among the horse, in difeereut parts ef
. the .Jbtate. - :. , ......
-Thc Juveiije dewing SoJiety of Chiist
C.iureh, Xubernf have; paid for a large
and handsome window for the Church.
Aebangeofsehcflulelias gone iu to effect
"u the Atlnticl& X. C. IL H. by which
tue mail traindcaves Goldsboro at i):Z0
" M.juid arrives, 9:30 A. 31.
Col. Walter Steele, Congressman
from the Oth pistrict, hasibecji chorea to
W(t tIKai'.hual address Vrore' the two
Dr.'jH
Assistant cataryJye believe iu JStatesyillo.; His
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i ii ti. j ,1 1 y x Pieties of Chapel . llill, at the
e;nnieiiceiiint iu June. ' I
Th-? Morgan ton Hade say s ; Mrs Joliu
Helton, of Catawba county, has a girl
b'aby which, at four mouths old, wcighetl
:j) pounds, ami at fire months 35 pounds.
It is uijvv ucar six moutlis old, measures 2
fvef around the body, aud A inches
across the shoulders. - . !
Tjip Morgan ton Blade say? : ;The news
ju.-t reaches us that the "High : Bridge"
tunnel, in the mountain, is oieti through.
The "lack Lo" tuunel'wni be complet
ed, if no delay occurs in April, leaving
then only th$ "Swanuanoa, which is
being driven withjt large force.! ( '
Anfcjn Court will opcu on the UlU of
Atri! ,Judga jlJIcKoy presiding. The
Monroe Kj press say3: There are. about
two hundred I- tale cases qu docket for
trial, besides an unusual large uurubcr of
iuipoitant. eivir caiics.i The ityckcts arc
the largest ever " before knowft in ; this
county. '1'hvee ;c)sons will be tried for
their lives. ,1 v
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The Ciiai lolt; i Observer sa'sr "Kx
ty. iialoi' 1 Uvid M;! Key, who H tq liavc
cj uirgo of the poiolhces etc., during, the
next four years, warf a refugee to North
Caioliiui from 'Tennessee during ' the last
year of the war. Jfc spent several
months af. the residence of a gcritlemati in
J rcdcll, whoso wife is a connection of. hts
r bv marriage, .lie also spent some, time
wife has
An extensive il'latiousliip in thej Western
part of the Slate. . i
TiicChailott Obsa;Lxr says: Informa
tion was received here late last night can
important change of officers which is about
to take place 011 the Air Line Railroad.
The HeceivcioWp of Col. Fjshr expired
.with the" eonfiiUiatiou of the sale of the
road which took place several weeks ago,:
but he has been actipg iu capacity of Presi
dent of the road until the present owners
should' take possession. This has been
done. The report receivctl tare states
tb:it Mi". SiblfV r,f p tv Wirlr lnn rtf t.bn
largest htockholdcitt, is l'residentand that
Col. I 'islier. will hold the position of Gen
eral ME41 ager. Col . G. J . Foricacrc, late
Superintendent of the Virginia Midland
Railroad, succeeds Col. J, B j Peck, as
Superiutdadent. Ho poised through the
city labt night ou his way to Atlanta to
take possession: lie has a tine rcputatiou
a a railroad inauinnd is one of the
shrewtlest men in the bjusincss. '
LOCAL NEWS.
TUc Mails.
The Malls close and arrive at the City
r.istoilic follows : j i
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2suiilaii ttujjush mails - - .Mil l
Xorllu'in jHirotij;h and way-mails-. S:15 A X.
.Mails for tlie M. C. Itailroad, and '
: routes supplied therefrom - i- 3:13 1 31
Soutbcm maiLsfor all points bqutln
daily - - - - - J - I 6:13 1' 31
Western mails (CYC. R. W.) caily
(exeept Suiulay) - - - - 1 6:00 A M
rayetleville, anil olliees on Cape '
Fear Itiver, Tuew.lay.s ;uid Fri
days - ..- - - - - 4 1.D0 P 31
Fayetievilk by C. C. II. W. daily,
(e.xcei t Sundays) - - -iiO A 31
ouslow c H. and iutcriueillate of- - 1
lit, os every Friday - - . CaTO A 31
bmithville liiails, ly steamtxjat, '. '.
daily, (t xecpt Suudays), - -r 2:00 V 31
.Mails for Easy llill, Town Creek;,
supplj-, shallotm and Jattle f
Itiver, every Friday ir--4i:MA 3f
-AUhlVK. ,.v
Norllieni tlrouacl, inrtiis ) ..! '
12:13 T 31
7:13 P M
NorUwrn through and way1 mails.
Mails delivered lrow fcW A. W.
t 7.1N) 1.
M.. am! on Sundays from 8:5"J to !-30 A. f.
stamp Ollieeoix-'it froni S A. 31. to 12 M..
aiid from '2 U it 1 M. Jlowy onler and
tKejibU-r J-H-iaitiueuts oien Kiiae as btamp
oliice. . ;
tamisfur Kile at general delivery when
sxtampolliee is rio.svtl. j
Key lloxes accessible at all hours, day and
nifilit. - l j . ' 1
Mails c-onrclocl from .street boxes every clay
id UW V. M. . j ,
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New Advertisements.
A.,- Shkieu. Fhic Assortuicut iof Cuil'i-
rcn'd SuiU, Justjlicceivcl. f
3Ir.. Soutbwortb. '
Beo' by!
A L).v i-'qu Cpiaplete. ,
Our friends and jxilroiis will please
understand that- carrier '9b4ltU at not
allowed ''. to sell copies of thci Review
rieatc do not binj of them or cnccy,ragc
them to sell as it tcill imilitd'j cost the
boy his situation tchen detected!
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
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1 or the Municipal Eleetioa toj be held
in this city on Monday, March
TOR ALDEUMEX.
SIX wahp:
CUARLte 1). MYERS,
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llLXRV" .ii. FLANKER.
- TII1KD WAHD.
L. II. I0 WD EX.
II. A'oxGLAHX. '
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.' .WILLI AM L. UkROSSE
osan G. PARSLEY, J,
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Tho iKanial live ' longer Hum the sin
Half of all who U vc die befjrc scven
teen. ; . ' : "I ' :; '' j.
This gives forcj . to the strong that
the multitude have no habit of self-reliance
Or original set ion.
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WILMINGTON, N. C , TUESDAY, MARCH
r.rif? lfiram Abitr.. Brown, sailed hum
&t!T lie.r6?AVcct on&itunlar,
Ho
low ur toss, po?t.
Two or three very trilling case not
worth rexorting, were all that claimed the
attcution of the Mayor this morning. .
Household members The foot of the
bed the leg of the ,chair, the Mm of the
sofa, the elbow of the stovepipe, tin; hands
of the clock, and the head of the table
Mr. T. Dgjaolau has appointc"! as his
assisting mVrsnabi jn"flle celebration of
St. Patrick ilav by Hie Hibernian Asei-
atiou Messrs. John MeliUler and n . 31.
Collins.
. The Goldsboro Mcsscujcr is to be till
further improved. RoniU ineiit the re
markable success he has met with Hi he
is one of the ''livcst" newspaper men iu
the South. .
The newest breakfast caps have muslin
crowns with two broad - frills of Smyrna
lace, and trimmings of rows of loops with
upturncil. euds,,jnadcialteruately of car
dinalTituhcif navy blue silk.
' 0n Siindal slrari fasteuctl with a large
bucket on the instep is the latest fancy hi
house slippers. The clockc l stocking is
seen in the open space below tho sandal
sfrap; a tiuy bow is plaecff near the tcc
of tho slipper. ,
The battle hi the Firt.t Ward ester lay
afternoon was short, bharp aiid decisive".
Hatchets were used; the boue and biuew
of the Republican party was knocked
down and the physiography of many was
temporarily altered.
Old Col. Zachary, the well kuwu
pupliu.comityhawk hunter, is iu the city j
;L .i ' t - ' - 1 , 11.
10-aay, uaving arnvcu ucre, we ucncvc,.ma
raft. It is said that the old ilian can scare
up more hawks in a day's hunt than any
other ten men in the couuty.
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Doolky's Yeast Pom ueu is prepraed
on scientific principals, and from iugrc
dieu ts that .arc the most effective aud
wholesome. It has received the- highest
encomiums for- these .merits from (eminent
chemists, scores of our best physicians
and) ; thousand of intelligent cooks and
housewives. The gemri ic can be had only
in tincaus.
Bccauscwc happen to take our shotguji
and start out for an afleriioons gunning; it
js no reason why a half '"dozen impudent
persons should inquire if we wen? on a
lour of collecting subscription money
The times are hard, and the ammunition
costs too much money to lc waited on tlc
linqucnt4sulcribcrs just now. ) ..."
We'll FlRht It Out.
Tlicrc was talk, at one time, of the Re
publicans refusing to take part jn the ap
proaching election and of their contesting
the Wlter before that last refuge of Radi
cal, politicians, the Supreme Court. Rut
better counsels seem to have prevailed of
late and they now assert their intention ol
goiDg in to the canvass x head forcmo&t,
witi the belief that they can elect bis of
the ten Aldermen. lit this case the Fourth
Ward will be the objective point of the
campaign aud our friends there should
look to . their ' priming aud See that, 110
ground is left for a flank movement.
The Fire Tliis Blomlng.
, Tho alarm bells sonuded this morning
at about half past 2 o clock. The fire
came from the byusc 011 Fifth street, be
tween Mulbcry and Waluut, occupied by
W. II, Moore, col., and his family; It
caught in the kitchca near tho chimney
and wheu first discovered was mounting
up & the roof. The dwclliug houscj was
. 1 1 -. ii . f .
ucstroyea Mm luc nrc ueparimcut mau
aged losave the lower portion of the shel
while an oQkc adjoinidg it was burned to
itbo ground. The inmates saved all of
tho furnitorc. r
- Mr. E. Pcschaujust South of the burn
ing building, Was at -ouc time in great
danger. The flinics had actually commii
uicatcd to the weather-boarding of the back
part of the house, which was but a few
Lsards idM&ntfrom ,tbt ikimcs, when a
Vwell dircciy linanf ot water from the
Little Giant's piic al'Jycvl all fears iu
that quarter. t
Moore vas,iuiurcU with 3Ilssrs. Jiio.
W. Gordon & Bro. Hixuicc buildiug
and furniture, iucluding a bagatelle table
and a billiard tabjo which ycrc stored
there, was covered by a policy for $4-5,
with $023 on his dwelling and $275 ou
his household .furniture, all in the Hamburg-Bremen.
His loss will foot up proba-
Mr. Pcschau thinks that he his been
damaged to the extent of between $100
and$150 His dwelling is insured with
Messrs. Gordon & Bro. in the Liverpool
f jlmdon Ghile, for. 11,200 K
.. - Personal. " "
Col, Walu-r L. Secle,thc tjcw Reprcsciir
laiivc in Cugrcas from the. Sixth Dis
trict ; Capt JucY 1. llussdy, of the Statcs
ville landmark, 'And Reading Clerk of the
House at Raleigh, and 3Icssrs. Sandcifer,
of Gaston, Robinson; of Buncombe, 'and
Mjorc of Mecklcuburgi;. members of, the
Legislature, arc in the city. "
KgRS by the BusheL
Eggs arc cheaper than ever known be
fore on i the line of 1 the Wil: Col :& Aug:
R. R. jiist over the line in.South Caiolina
I u some instances they bare sokl as; low
as 8 cents alloec a. A ailro3da: jfeays iBat
he was oll'erod a bushel of eggs foe 5 but
not knowing whether il took 30O or 3,000
to make a'bushelhe dcclmccl to invest.
Brooklyn SpeaksS-?'-The
balloting for 1 lepubl tcan candf
dates for Aldermen in the Kiret" Ward
resulted in the cnoiec'of F. W. Foster and
James A. lxnrrry. .Tatncs Hcaton and
Duncnu lfohucs weir aspirants for Al
dermauic houors mid 'had - au eye to the
mayoralty in case of tltc triumph of -the
'firo-lricj- we': hate been ! informed.
At the "tale cud of tltc wako' things were
lively, auej all wiv? not 'quiet along the line
in First Ward. 1
I Wbrtli Trying
The gardcucr .of the L inversely of
Rcrlin ati" male ,lhe discovciy that
hyacinths may be , propagated by Hieir
leaves. ,IIq cuts them close to the bulb,
places tfiem in a Sinuetr, aiid covers with a
thin layr of sandy leaf mold. The saucer
having J&ccn pliced in a greenhouse, the
extremities of tho leaves, will begiujto turn
dry iu about eight wecis, sure sign that
bulbs are grpwiug out of iicm. It might
le worth trying byptir, ladies friend's.
j-- - They Font. V
Two female viragos, both colored, had
a slight buplcastanncss this morning, there
being, of course, a. man in the case. They
both .jhit but straight from the shoulder
and the consequence was that both had
bloodjf nc&fcs.i Tlicir names are Mary
Eliza Hart aud Jane Davis, and Justice
Gardner, to whom tlicy:"hacl recourse,
thinking that they had both been pretty
well punished alryofdCftjd 'ttjicljl dis
charged on the payment ofcos(sbycach.
The Thermometer.
From the United States Signal Office at
this place Ave obtain the following repea t
of the thermometer, as taken this i)nru
ing at 7:31 o'clock ; , r "
Augusta, CO ; Charleston, 60 ; Cincin
nati, 31; Jackson villc, CO ; Kuox
ville, 4G ; Lynchburg, 51 ; Memphis, 43 ;
.Mobile,'' Gl; Montgomery, 58; .X'ash
vi lie, 41 ; New Orleans, 01;' New Yrork
39 ; Norfolk, 5S ; Pittsburg, 33 j Savair-
uah, 01; St. Lonis,: 38 ; Washington, 18 ;I
Wilhiingtou, C2.
1 Not llappy. -
Our devil fs a precocious 'youth, eJKck
lull of hilarity, and i hand jsouki ab he is
long. He has gTeat powers as a vcntrilo-qui.-st,
and has determined to vie with
Wyman as a magician. He is uow train
ing two mice to perforin ou the horizontal
bar and says he will not be satisfied until
he makes a returning board out of them.
He supplies the country once a year with
his pictures, which arc generally used as
comic vatentiucs; says he's in loc with
a girl who is in ldvc with somebody else,
and yet is not happy.
A Sound lUtluy.
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The green things growing up around
us are suggestive of the fact that Spring
is ucarly here, and. that Sunnier is not
far off, aud. iv hen wc fhUik, upon these
these things our imagination goes b thie
"Sands of the Sea-shoe', distant only
eight or nine miles, and when we get that
far in our musings we wonder why it is
that uo one has yet taken steps looking
to the completion of the rail way to the
Sound. The Street railway will be told
early next mouth, and if the right men
would take the matter id Juud they might
purchase this road as a first movement
towards bnildiug the lkie to the const.
There is cuough irou on the track to lay
the road nearly one half of the distance
to the Souud, and this once secured aud
an earnest given of real workwe Imagine
that the, necessaxyi amount of stock
might be raised. Wlu will take the mat
ter in hand ? Don't all speak at 'once.
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. Iu this age of jeducation and general in
telligence, the household is!hardly complete
withou t k Gozpi&Qcu thno "or Organ,
Read thxeTLieTBe tTa another column,
and then semi for illnstratcd catalogue and
price list. s , ; r ?kn
Next month the oyster season'' chases,
anl Hi? fiih reason npns in (porn- tl, '
13, 1877.
NOJ Jo
1 vs I-ist of Letters. -,
The flowing is the list of Iclters re
maining unclaimed in lie Posloflkl, Wil
mington Xl C, Wcdiidar, Marcli 1 lib,
'1877:',';"'.. " 1 , ".'. .
BIrsAmia Bennett.. Reuiu i;.vd.
Cblomrjus Blakcnv. Cantolia lhow.1 l' 31
LBIackley, Mrs Kegecs Brown. f
C John Cox, Joseph II Conlaiid. John
Boston Cooper, Miss Carolina'Corner'
1 Robert Dennis, Alfred Dillard,
Joseph 'Drake, Miss 3Iary E flmqui l,
Rfclard Dickson, liedc. Dcvane. j
F Mrs f Carolina Farrow, 31iss Marv
Eliza Fisher. I .. '.." "
1 G--MrsAun Gleiison. ii
Ml-Sabra Howanl, 3Irs Kitty! Hum
phreys,; Mrs Catlicriuc Ann Huriiphrevs,
Hans IJamson, James Hendry, Emanuel
iiau or llill, Frank W-Hali,U FUirwav,
Vyuanesiiarriman.
J Jack Johnston, Ccrnelius Jt'l
mslon,
T F Johnston. j
C. K E T Kennedy.
I-N A Lee, John C
E T Love.
Lewi.5, J3
Lilly,
t.
, M Mrs Elscy Miller, Mrs Aiua B
.lurphy, David McNeil,). Miss Nora ilor
ris, Purdy McNeil, Joel L Mooro, Mrs
RhodaMoorc. . ...
N Mrs Sophia Xixou. ' ' I I
. P Mrs Calia Patrick, Ellis Patrick
MaryF Price. . v '
Q James Quiuu.
R Hill Russell, 11. Ii
Rasberry. . : .
Robin'.y.'iifiljatiitk.
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b v.AaItoii Sessoins, Charles 1
Calvin Shaw. Hester Swann.
Sinitli."
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T Mrs Susan A Tucker, E.hl
Taylor, Mrs S E ThecsJ
IT Mrs Erne L'rdall j
W 3IrsAiu Wheeler, Amelia
field, Sirs 0 R West,. Miss Uuvhfie
Whit-Wad-
dall, 3Irs Ei II Wilson,
Jano Williams,
s .Mary l Wo-.hI-
Joseph Foy Walker, Mi
ward, , .
Y--N F Young,
icrsous. calling tor IctUriu alibvo list
.1 . i; !!
will plouse say "adverti:d"; if nl claim
ed 111 dO days will be se it to tha i letter
oflice,, Washington, 1). C. I
E. R.
BKIXK, V
M.
and
Ktuk
Commissioners of Navigation
riloiage. ? !
AN AC'i; TO AMENJi CllAl'TEU :J5,f
i.aw.s- of lbGO-'70. ' tt
Section l. Thi General Asujublff of
Xorlh Carolina do cn'ucl: That section
four, of chapter two huiidred and . thu tv--five
of tbc laws of 18G0-'7O, being section
first, of chapter eigbty-seven, of Battle's
Rcvisal, bo amended by striking ; out
"April" and inserting June, aud by
striking out -"May? aud inserting July:
J'rotidcd, however, That the Corrmmsi on
ers appointed undc the rrovisions of the
sections referred to, aud all T)crsons ap
pointed by suchCommissioncrs, gllall con
tinue to hold aud exercise the duties of
t'.icir respective otlices 1 or appoihthjeiits
until tneir successors are duly ap
Sec. 2. Tliat this act shall be
from and after iis ratification.
Ratified March Olh. 1877.
Ji.aiitcr ol i;autle's llevis-.d, ;reters
to the appointment of 'Connijiibiicrs of
Navigation jaud Pilotage an 1. lIarbor
Master, and the liccusin
of pilots, and
PlLli&h herewith the first: section of
the act as il is (bund in ! Batths- Rcvisal,
wheu the efi'ect of the amcnuni'enls ub-
lislicd above wjll be been at a glance:
The 3Iay-pr and Alderincu of th city of
Wiluungton shallat one of their regular
meetings in the montlF of April of each
aud every yc;u, appoint live suitable ier
sous to serve as Commissioners of Navi
gation and Pilotage for the1 Cape Fear
river. and bars, who shall enter upon their
duties.on the hrst 31ouuay in 31ay of each
aud every yean 1'rovided, that the Maybr
and CotSmissioncrs of the town of Smith
ville shall at the same 'time appoint two
suitable persons to serve as Coniiuission
crs of Navigation and Pilotage: 1 rot idol t
that the Commissioners appointed i by the
city of Wilmington aud; town f Sinith
ville sliall have iower to do and iierform
all acts heretofore authorized by law to be
done by the Board of Commissioners of
Navigation and Pilotage, j
Wonderful Success.
It is reported that Boschee's German
Syrup has, since its introduction in the
United States, reached the immense sale
off 40,000 dozen jer year. Over; 0000
Druggists liava ordered this medicine
direct trotti thc Factory, at Woodbury,' X'.
J., and' not one has reported a single fail
ure, but every letter speaks ot its aston
ishing success in curing severe Coughs,
Colds settled 6a the Breast, Consumption,
or any disease of the Throat and Lungs.
We advise any person that has any pre
disposition to weak Lungs, to go to their
Druggists and get thisMexlicinc, orln
quiro about it. Regular wzc, 73 cents.
Sample Bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will
elievo ' any case. -Don't neglect; your
conghri v :',' . . i
Brock's Exchange
JJJLVIXO RECENTLY changed hands is
eotr open for tlic accommodation of the
public,', . - - . . f: ."V "''
The UOUSE has been thoroughly reno
vated throughout and the R00U3 are neatly
and comfortably furnished. J
Polite and accommodating attendants ars
alirays on hand to see to the wants of Guests.
The BILLIARD ROOM is open, and the
TABLES , are fre to the 'Patrons of the
lIoui',"'! fb U
. tleasb Notice. .L"
We win be Iad to receive eeVislie.Vi.a,
from our friends on any and aTTtjfta f
genera! interest but V' '
The name of the writer aart alirartb
f' 1 nubed tolh Editor." ; vf
iCWmnaieatiiMMintutbtf writlen e.l
was ltd- of thc paper.;
I craeualiticj must be a folded.
And it ii cypecially and partlemlarl Mder
tuod Uut hc editor docs not aJwajs udorva
llic vicw of correspondents, aalcsa so stated
in the editorial columns. " - , '
Now Advertisements.
An Entire New. Book by
! Mrs. Southworth.
THE FATAL SECRET,
' . -by:: ';';:-"' ; :
Mrs. Emma D. E. M. SoalliTcrlli. . '
Printed from Urn. Soutbworth'a llanascript.
just u:rittcn, and never before published
in any form whatever. .
nTH-'FATii1' SECRETi , JJuEin.aa
it. 1.. A. tsoutbworUi; and oUier slot ics brhcr - '
sister, Mrs. Frances II. Badea, fa pnbiuhetl -
Td .ia "Piforn ty le withI?limacr : and
"ielfdiiscd '. Price $1.73 in clotb., - t
For sale at ' "0' -"'
sBxxTSBEaaaci'a,
iueh 1.; Xos. S3 and 41 Market Street
New Spring Stock.1
j: 11 AXE JUST RETURNED FROM THE
Xortbiru markets 1 where I 'purchased one of !
the largest and uiott complete stock of (J ent
Youth3 aud Children's Clothing land Far
nhhiag tioods ever brought to Ihu market.
1 defy eouipetitiou aud defy the hard times
aad am prepared to sell at prices that will en
sure aaliifactiyu.
A.
'inch 1J
Market street.
MY STOCK OF MEN'S, YOUTH'S and
Children' , ;
Spring M Sttmer JJIotiiiiir V
Li now complete in allltu branches and acciv
before were such extraordinary inducements
. j" ..
ollcred to buyers. ' ,
Everything JJTcW, Cheap Bd Otylish
A DAVID,
.Mciebaut Tailor and Clothier, 27 Market I L
mcb 13 . ,
PETTEWAY & SCHULKEI
BROKERS AND COMMISSION M ER
chant?, arc filling orders for ,
All Descriptions of 3Icrchaadiic,
Corn, Oats, Bran, Tea.', Ac.
Mola-sscs and Sugar, all gradas, . .
Coll'ee,. Candles, Soap, Lyc, Ac.
MuIleU, Mackerel, Ac.
. Meats and Lard, all grades,
Glue, Spirit Casks, Ac, Ac,
. .At the Very Lowest Market Prices.
".JKSS Attention jriren t selecting Quality
of Uoods and Packages. , ' .
- ; - ' ' " ''' -. . ..:.::? Ki : r:
Cousiirnments of NaTajl Storei, Cotton,
Poultry, Hides, Tallow, Wkx, Furs, Ac, hTe
special attention. ? . - inch 12
HATHORN AND CONGRESS
: ' ' :;WATlER.';'c;7;: h
I 1ST UECEIVED direct from the iJpiiuss
and for sale Ion , by the bottle, dozen or case,
bv
.I AMES C. MU3TDS,
Drngjrist
iueh JS
MEERSCHAUM PIPES,
I Cigarette Holders.
. .'.'-
Cigar Holders. .
jin;vix(; and smoking toraIuo
Topi, Marble., UAi, J'rcsh Candic, Pear a
aud other Fruit. ' ..
Japanese Kites,
Fly Away. Fly Away. Fly Away.' Seo
the Japanese Kites lly. ' c - , J
J. W. LIP PITT'S,
, COXFECTl ONK I i Y STORE, . .'
N.i:.Corner Front arid Princess 8 ts.
Sign of Punch, . mcb 6
Straw Cutters !
Oil SALE AT , . . ,
GILES & nuRcmsoirs
New Hardware Store.
iueh 12
THE BLST BAR IN 1TIIE CUVY IS
the old clarh:do;i
Foot of Market Gt-
The Re it of ALES. WINES. LIOUOR5!
and CIGARS always on band and served br
..i:. ...1 . .. . . J
I'viiw mu vuQBiiKU'.ua aiieBuaaisv- - .
New Rircr Oyster's, alwavs fresh andalway
fat,, served in Any style desired. jan 17.
. I, THOSE POPULAR
20 Cts. Boxes of Paper and
ENVJEL0PES . Z
At E3)anfbrth's
Were all sold, but more have cokio t-darv
fob 23 - ',.. I , ' t ' .
QIICSCIRBK TO TUB
O , DA1LV UEA'IKW
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