KNERAL JAMES SHIELDS.
I.
;Sm! ow had Hot much
ertH ... t.-,,ut in h&nki.
( rif li U k '-
li lll siinp.tf plIi
ve lit-'
tiuiry 'iilJ e "au-
i ill
aUU on, K" ' r--
i-lie.
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wift limbs he rau the race,
...i u,,ic r:um kiiv
toll
I u I
IC1 . M 11
her
niuraearcu nr spun
. , bHkl naau.
A
.. -oe:il 'i'
life and sold.
v itiiin tow present time,
.'' ",n;i rcs.1 afsured his (iod
. . ...vi'r
uiigbt urow old;
i assured bta (iod
w c -
....i with
huu beneath the sod.
M rich,
tt. ut ail ihe blows of fate,
-ol poverty and years.
,.( ,,wned a grand estate.
any oroao uomaiu-
conscience free frombtaiu.
it-ti much,
. -,hiftr on the Ntaee
:J e be hatl Playeu- heroic partb.
Ad still a toiler in his age;
,Iy in tne breat of oliielda.
nh te kin was poor.
Tr, true in these, our sordid days,
-i poverty is not
jniwii-eause oi general praise;
lds will be a memory yet,
LL-t patriots we forget.
w.
miKKlBLE PROPHECY
FILLED
Fl'L-
tiatri
Rights The Content in 1880.
Xbe following passage s from the ad-
jjetB of Dr (t W JJigby oi Virginia,
ttTtbe bouth Carolina State Press Aa
tuc tttion, wiitten in 1877, -fill be read
w lLl frebh interest at this time:
'Time will not permit me to dwell
oc tbia buhject, but I canuot quit it
without leaving you a single reflection,
a:,d that is mit; xue uuiicdl wan
must nee that the opposed electricities
it liiteusifying at the two poles that
in the North and East the belief in a
strong ct utral government is almost
uii vernal, while in the South and West
lUt faith in States Rights is practically
hum lute. What is to be the end of
tim? 'The sword sometimes cuts
questions without deciding them,'
b0id Nupoleon III. Slavery was defi
nitely severed by the late war, but
States Kights were only frayed. For
ite moment States Kiguts seemed to t a
in tLe ascendant, but did you mark
that millions of so-called f roe people
waited in silence and with drooping
beartfl to see what their President
would do about South Carolina and
Louieana? I reckon that the most no
ticeable event of the century. Hence
it is that a Southern man might well
b excused for wishing now, as PaN
r ck Henry did after the adoption of
the Constitution, that the question of
States liigbta bad been conclusively
settled.
'When Mr Hayes discovers, as he
will in a tew weeks, that uis policy has
produced viitually no impression upon
the bolid South, be will fall back or
he dragged back to his own party, and
what theij? 1880 is at the very door.
Uih party must not die. If in 1876, in a
time of unprecedented business pros
tr ition.in tbe face of corruption univer
sal and without parallel and in the
teeth of a million white majority, nine
t en electoral votes could be wrested
1 y violence to the use of the Republi
can p rty what cannot be done when,
with returning prosperity, all aeotions
alike b come interested in maintaining
order? Order at any cost; for without
it there can be no business.
This question, it seems to me, pres
ses for an answer upon all tbougbt-
lul men tbe country over; and they
do hut dream who, in a Republic
cursed with universal suffrage and
divided Lopelessiy in opinion upon so
vital a question as the struoture of the
government, fancy there will be no
more disturbances. The barometer
is very low in this country, as it has
long been in Europe. The storm there
niny suffice to relieve the surcharged
atmosphere here; but the end is not
yet. Far from it. Wars are but con
flicts of opinion, and if the discord
ant views about slavery could only be
settled by the sword, who is it that
will say that States Rights, the under
lying question after all in the so-called
ar lor slavery, will be or can be set
tkd otherwise than by arms? Caro
liniaus, your fathers saw deeper and
lurtber than others into the .trouble
War came in 1860; what say ycU of
18H0 ? I tell you it is to be the saddest
ordeal yet. If we pass it scatheless,
Wfdl atd good ; if not, they that
dud m the 'rebellion may count them
selves happy. We have uad a sectional
ar the horror of a true civil strife
ia to follow.'
Detroit Free Press.
Kow a Younx Man Lust his Bo and
Got Into a Nice Fix
'This is the station, is it?' he asked
as tt ey opened the door of cell No 5
at the Ueutral and waved him in.
'Yes.'
'Then I'm the same as iu jail, am I?
'You are.'
AH right! This Is tbe last gol darn-
ed
time IU b.heve anvhodv uudrr
oathl So go ahead with your old bas
tile busiuesp.'
He was a young man of twenty four,
eariDg his overalls iu bis boot-legs,
atid before oominar to town he had
broken eff a twig from a peach tree
Mid placed the blossom behind bis ha
L- d and over bis left ear.
'Hn?t thou been deceived?" inq iired
ur reporter, as the officer got tnrough
locking tbe door.
Hafet I? Well, you'd better bet I
t! Ima regular eight rail fence
blou flat by a tornado! Im going
to commit suicide when I get out of
this, 1 am!
A chew of tobacco and a few kind
ords opened hm heart and he ex
plained; 'You see, I lost my dog in town the
other day, and I came in this morning
to nnd him. Dad, the darned old
hass-wood, told me to call ou a for
tune teller and find out who stole
Age. I was fool enough to do it
f-D-o 1 enough to do it ! I called on a
woman back up here abou ft mile, gin
ber two dollars, and, says 1, 'where's
Tig- T 'He's up here in a Dutchman '
yard.' says she. 'Did be steai him?
says I. He di',' says sbe. 'Then
I'll bat Ijib hal,' says I. 'You wil!
marry neb, have lots of happiness
live to be one hundred yer- old, anil
go to heaven when you die.' says sbe,
and sbe stopped rolling her eyes and
hawked onto them two dollars like a
tork'-y on a tater bug.'
And you found Tige ?'
You hold oil I found the Da ch
mau's, and says t, where's my dog?
I dou't know, siys he. Yon're a liar,
says I, and with that we have had it
which and t'other, and he had just
flung me eut of doo;s when the consta
ble came aioug and nailed me.'
"Well?'
Well, Im in a nice fix I am! Tigv
gone, $2igone, me in the jug and dad
planting corn with a blind eye and a
lame back! We're a nice family, take
us all in a heap, and you go out at d
bet ten to one we art! No, you can i
help any, 'less you want to leave me
lead pencil: I feel like composing a
poem on a fool, and I'll write it on he
wall here. G odby, mister come
back i i an hour and 1 11 have the poem
done, and be in my crave mebbo, for
I caiA beftr u
load of woe.'
under more'u a wagon
I i
The Aruii-s of France and Germany.
Side by side with the recovery of her
prosperity Fr.tnoe h 8 krpt in view
the recovery of her! military position.
Out of a population of 37 000,000
about 704,000 men are in the army,
510,000 in the reserve, 582,000 in the
territorial army, and 625 000 in the
torritnrml rt-KHIVf makinOT ft total Of
about 2,400,000 mu, all of whom havr
received some amount of mijlitary
training. B1 sides these, there are
about 1.330,000 men who, though nom
inally belonging to the army and lia
ble to serve in certain oontingencieo,
have received no irwining. Against
these figures, the Germans have to
show in the active aimy 4Q1.000, in the
reserve 500 000, in the laud wehr 580,-
0U0, and in the landstnrm l.OO.UUU
making in all 2,511,000 men who have
received some amount of military
training, besides 3,345,900 men
who have received no train
ing. In cavalry the Germans
have the advantage, the figures for the
two countries being 91,000 men and
70,000. In artillery the numerical ad
vantage is with the French, the fiss
ures being, for France 2,442 guns, and
for Germany 2 124 guns. The im-
tnense drain of labor which thjs main
tenance of this army must impose up
on Fraac J is in addition to, not in heu
of,a drain of money. The army esti
mates nowoach $142,500,000.
What is Said pt the Democratic Nomi
nations In Ohio.
When General Ewing entered the
House to-day the Republicans joined
the Democrats and flocked around
him, tendering their hearty congratu
lations on his success at Columbus
yesterday. The Ohio ticket has been
all day, and is again to-night, the
chief topic of discussion. The Demo
crats continue to say that it could not
have been stronger, and that it will
secure the support of the Greenbackere
and Nationals. It is regarded as a
serious defeat to Mr Thurman, whose
lieutenant (John G Thompson) was
the i Lighting Ewing. It is a common
rem irk that if Ewing wins and tbe
ohancea are decidedly in bis favor be
will become the most prominent pres
idential candidate on the Democratic
side entertaining greenback and silver
views. I heard Mr McKenzie, of Ket
tufkr, and several other nJecr
bers of the House say more than this
to-day, and no one seemed to dissent
from it. The feeling is that no State
canvasif for some time will excite the
same interest as that in Ohio and that
John Sherman will leave nothing un
done in effort or patronage to aid
Foster. They will not get Blaine,
however, who is Ewing's near kinsman,
to take part in this fight, although
speakers from other States iu large
numbers are to be pressed into servioe
on both sidjs. W ish. Cor. Diepatoh.
A ure fJure for Piles.
A SURE CURE for the blind, bleeding,
itcbing and ulcerated piles has been dis
covered by Dr. William (an Indian remedy),
called Dr. William's Indian Ointment. A
single box has cured the worst old chronic
cases of twenty-ti ve and tnirty y eargtanding
No one need sutler five minutes after apply
ngthis wonderful soothing medicine. Lo
tions, in.-t'umentfi and electuaries do more
barm than good, William's Ointment ab
sorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching
(particularly at night after getting warm in
bed), acts a? a' poultice, gives instant and
painless relief, and is prepared only for Piles,
itching of the private parts and nothing else.
I cons dted physicians in Philadel
phia, Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and
this city, and spent hundreds of dollars, and
found no re ief until 1 obtained a box of Dr.
William's Indian Ointment s me four months
ago, and it has cured me completely."
Joseph M. Ktdek, Cleveland, O.
'Has done me more good tnanall the in edi
ct:, e I ever tried, and 1 t ave spent more than
$100 with doctors, besides medicines I am
cure cost me more than $40."
David Sparlikj, Ingraham, II',
"Have suffered twenty yeais with itchicg
and ulcerate 1 piles, h ving used every reme
dy that came to my notice without benefit
until I used Indian Ointment and received
immediate relief. ' . ,
James Carrol, (an old mi er)
Tecoma, Ner.
N Pile Remedy ever gained such
rapid favor and extensive sale. fbld by all
wholesale and retail druggiets. For. sale by
J. C. Munds and T. 3. tiurbank.
inch 20 eow-d Aw
. : 1 .
$300
A MON I'H guaran
teed. $12 a day at
iiorne made by the
inuusti ions. Capital not reqiurea: we win
start you. Men, women, boys and girl.'
make mouev faster at work for us than a'
anything else. The Work is light and
pleasant, and such as a yone can go right
at. Those who are wise wbo see this
notice will send us their addresses at once
and see for th- mselves Costly Outfit and
terms free. Now is the time. Those al
ready at work are laying up large sums of
money. Address TKL & CO., Augusta,
Maiue. junej dxw
Steamship Line, &c.
CLYDE'S
New York
AND
Wilmington, N. C,
Steamship Line,
The Steamer
BENEFACTOR,
! CAPT. JOSBS.
V'lLL HAIL FROM NEW YORK O
i SATURDAY. June 14
'jBfc. Shippers can rely upon the prompt
ailing of Steamers as advertised. S
For Freight Engagements apply to
TIIOS. R. BOND. A. D. CAZ4UX,
. Sup't, Freight Agent,
Wilmington, N. C.
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.,
35 Broadway, New York.
june 9-
Jut from the Mountains.
4N0THER LOT CHOICE Table Butter,
sweet as a nut and dirt cheap. Choice
New Yerk Butter, Oranges Lemons, Canned
Apples, Dried. Apples and Nuts, by ever y
Steamer. Genuine Stroking Tobacco at re
duced -prices.
'20 j Bbls Choice Family Flour, Western
and N. C Hams and l a d. Poultry, Lggs,
Ac , in lots to suit the trade.
Cheap for Cash.
T. B. HENDERSON A CO.,
june 5 i 10 Nj. Front Street,
Accidents
WILL
THEREFORE
INSURE ACAIKST THEM
By taking oat a Yearly Policy in the
LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF MOBILE, ALA.
MAURICE MoOARTHY. President.
H. M. FRIEND, Secretary.
225 Cents will insure "againts Accidents
for one day in the sum of
$3 000 in the Event of Death
OR.
$15.00 Per Week Indemnity
for Disabling Injuries.
RATES 1 Day 26 cents ; 3 Days 60 cents,
5 Days $1.26 ; 10 Days $2.50; 30 Days $6.00.
Yearly policies issued at from $6 to $20
per $1,000, according to occupation, and
written at short notice.
Une 26
Thos. H. McKoy, Hobt H- McKoy
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
WILMINGTON, N. a
ffice North side Market street, between
Second and Third streets.
:an 27-tt
GHAS. KLEIN,
Undertaker ui Cabinet Mater,?
No. 24 South Print Street,
WILMINGTON, N.JJ.
JpSf A fine aucrtment of Coffins and Cast
kets constantly on hand. Furniture Repaired,
Cleaned and Varnished. Orders by tele
graph or mail promptly filled. jan 13
Copartnership.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED HATE THIS day
formed a Copa tnership under the name and
style of NEWBURY A CHA8TEN, for the
purpose of conducting a General Commission
and Grocery Business. Consignments of Cot
ton, Naval Stores and Country Produce gen
erally, solicited. Good prices and, prompt
returns guaranteed. Respectfully,
'F. A. NEWBURY,
Late of Magnolia, N. C.
J. R. CHA8TEN,
apl 25 Late of j . M. Chasten A Son.
Furniture ! Farniture !
A Large Assortment !of
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS ! !
to be sold at the very bottom prices.
Walnut Wardrobes, Sideboards, Extension
Tablet, Marble Top Tables, Ac, Ac., as well
as common Chamber Sets, Bedsteads, Chairs
and Rockers of all sorts. Looking Glasses,
Mirrors, Parlor Suit-, Lounges, Shades, Bed
ding and everything belonging to a First-
Class Furniture Establishment.
Also, another lot of tbe celebra ed Genuin e
Stewart bewing Machines, a real comfort.
For sale at
F. A. SCHUTTE'S,
26 ami 28 Front and llto 15 Dock its.
may 29
Miscellaneous.
YELLOW FEVER BLACK VOMIT.
It U too soon t forget the rare ei of this
temblediseue, wtiicn w.ll no doubt return
in a mo-e malignant and virulent form in iht
fall months of 1&79.
MaaaaLis HspAtifa, a Remedy discovered
ia fomtbern Nnbia and used with such won
derful results in 8ouU America where tbe
most aggrarateu eases of fTer are found
causes from one tj two ounces of bile to bf
filtered or strained trom tbe blood each time
it passes through the Liver, as long as an ez
cese of bile exists. By its wonderful action
on the Liver and Stomach the HKPATINt
not only Dreventa to m. Mrt.in v;.i t
,Fever and Hlack Yomit, but also cures Head-
acne, vwneupeuon of tbe Bowels, Dyspepsia
and all Malarial diseases.
No one need fear Yellow Fever who will
expel the Malarial Poison and excess of bile
trom the blood by using Mitkin'i Hbpatikb,
which is sold by all Druggists in 25 c-nt and
f 1.00 bottles, or will be sent by express by th
Proprietors. A. F. MRK fcLL A CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa,
Dr- Pember ton's 8tillinia or Queea's
Delight.
The reports of wonderful cures of
Rheumatism, Hcrofula, Salt kheum, tijphi
lis, Cancer, Dicers and Sores, that come from
all oartu ot tbe country, are not onlv remark
able but so miraculous as to be doubted wer
it not lor tbe abundance of proof.
Rema kable Cure ef Scrofula. &c.
CASE OF COL. J C, BRANSON.
Kinqst , Ga., Sept. 15, 1871
Gents: For sixteen years I have been a
great sufferer f om Hcrofula in its most dis
treeing forms. I have been o fi ed to m
ruotn and bed for fifteen y ars with scrota
lous ulcerations. 1 be most Approved reme
dies for such cases bad ben used, and tht
most eminent physicians consulted, without
any decided benefit. Thus prostrated, dis
tressed, desponding, I was advised by Dr.
yer, of Floyd county, Ga., to commence
the use of your Compound Extract Stillingia
Language is as insufficient to describe the re
lief I obtained from the use of the r-tilliogia
as it is to convey an adequate idea of the in)
tensity of my suffering before using your
medicine ; sufficient to say, I abandoned ail
other remedies and continued the u-e of your
Extract of Htillingia, unt l I can say truly,
"1 am cure'd of all pain," of al disease, with
notl. ing to obstruct tbe active pursuit of my
profession. More than eiht months have
elapsed since this remarkable cure, without
any return of the disease
For he truth of the above statement, I re
fer to any gentleman in Bartow county, Ga.,
and to the members of the bar of Cherokee
Circuit, who are acq nam ted with me. I shall
eyer remain, with the deepest gratitude,
YTour obedient servant,
J. C. BRANSON, Atty at-Law.
A MIRACLE.
West Poiht, Ga., Sept. 16, 1870.
Gerrt; Mv daughter was taken on the 25th
day ot June, 1863, with what was supposed
to be Acute Rheumatism, and was treated for
the same with no success. In &iaroh, follow
ing, pieces of bone began to work out of the
right arm, and continued to apoer till all
the bone from the elbow to the shoulder joint
came out. Many pieces of b.ne came out oi
the right foot ana leg. The case was then
pronounced one of White bwelling. After
having been confined about six years to her
bed, and the case considered hopeless I was
induced to try Dr. fern ber ton's Compound
Extract of Stil'ingia, and was so well satis
fied with its effects that I have continued the
use of it until the present.
My daughter was confined to her bed about
sixyeats beto-e sne sat up or even turned
over witbout belp. sne now sit- up ail day,
and sews most of her ti e has walked across
the room. Her general health is now good,
and I believe she will, as her limbs gain
strength, waik well. 1 attribute ber recove
ry, with the blessing of God, to the use of
your in valuable medicine. With gratitude,
I am, yours truly. W. B. bL AN TON .
Wist Poiht, Ga., Sept 16, 1870.
Gents: The abeve certificate of Mr.W. B.
Blanton we know and certify to as being
true. The thing is so; hundreds ot tbe most
respected citizens will certify to it. As much
reference can be given as may be required.
Yours truly,
CRAWFORD A WALKER, Druggists.
HON. H. D WILLIAMS.
JB DR. P ember ton's Stillingia is pre
pared by A. F. Merrell A Co., Phila., Pa.
Scld by all Druggists in st.uu ootties, or
sent by express. Agents wanted to canyass
everywhere.
Send for Book "Curious tuory" tree to
all. Medicines sent to poor people payable
in instalments. may 28
CEO. P. .
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i
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For Ten Cents : One hundred pag3 Pam
phlet with Lists of Newspapers and Adyer
tising Rates.
For Ten Dollars : Fur liuej inserted one
week in Three Hundred and Fifty Newspa
pers.!
10
Spruce St
N. Y.
may 28-
Tonsorial.
ITATING AGAIN located in the base
Q ment of the Pureell House, I bare tbor
oughly renovated and improved tbe old stan
and am now prepared to sbava,sbampoo, ar
cut hair lor eTeryhody. Tbe best of wor
men, clean towels, sharp razors and So
prices. ELVIS ARTIS,
inly JT Pureell House Barbr Sbo.
R. T. HENDERSON,
Inspector of Naval Stores.
WILMINGTON, N. U
E7 Will grre prompt and personal at
tention to all business entrusted to his care.
fcmay 30-lw-dftw.
The followinar a notations represent tbe
olesale prices reneralir. In saakinar an
small orders highe price hay lb be charged
DAUU an U a, 4
.1 L 1 ...
SlJltltS'lU I
I 11
"A" f loH
sstic... ....... J 11
isouoie AnetVjr,
Double Anchor
Standard Domestic
BACON North Carolina,
bams. V B
10 11
b 6
10 i
7
26 1 60
76 1 86
23 00
00 10 00
00 14 Ot
16 20
16 26
26 40
11V
10 11
8 t
H 12
7 8
28 SO
12 16X
18 20
66
56 2 10
V 6X
96
Hides, V lb
Western Smoked
Hams. Sides. V m
Shoulders.
Dry Salted
Sides, fl). ..........
Shoulders, lb...
i
BKEK Live weight.
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine
Second band, each 1
New York,eacv, new....... 1
iiKKHWAX tt)
Northern ,
BUTTER North Carolina lb
Sorthern,r lb
OANDLES Sperm V
Tallow, y
Adamantine, 9 set...
CHEESE I
Northern Factory , fj ft ...
Dairy ereain, ? ft
Btato, V ft)
COFFEE Java, ? lb
Kio, v n.
Laguyra, V B.
OORN MEAL $ bushel....
COTTON TIES bdl
DOMESTIC j
Sheeting, 4- yard.
Yarn, $ bunch
riBU
Mackerel, Now 1, bbl....lfi 00
No- lfK bbl 8 76
Mackerel, No. 2, bbl.... 12 60
no oo
) 9 00
r 00 00
t 6 60
no. a, m x bbl 6 00
Mackerel, So. 3 bbl 00 00
8 5t
2 60
6 00
0
Mullets
UVli ............... J w
C. Herring, Vkeg 6 60
2 00
N
nw n.sA no V
I 1 vvra, ui . ..............
FLOUR Fine. ? bbl
Super, Northern, bbl..
Extra do " bbl..
Familj " V cbl...
City MillEx,.Super V bbl..
7
0
4
5
6
7
7
00
60
26
60
00
60
4
5
6
7
7
00
0C
60
00
26
76
'amily bbl..
7
" Ex. Family $ bbl
8 00
8 25
fJikCTILIZEKS
Peruvian Guano, 2000 lbs. 60 00
Baugh's Phosphate " " 00 00
Carolina Fertiliser " " 46 00
Ground Bone, " " 00 00
Bone Meal " " 00 00
" FlourJ " 00 00
Navassa Guano, " " 36 00
Complete Manure " " 00 00
Whann's Phosphate " 00 00
Wando Phosphate, " " 00 00
BergerABruU'sRos." " 00 00
00 00
00 00
61 00
40 00
46 00
47 00
40 00
67 00
70 00
70 00
00 00
Wilcox, Gibb A Co., ma
nipulated Guano
GLUE lb
48 00 67 60
8 10
I 60 62X
64 66
None.
46 60
66 66
4
9X
GRAIN Cors,store,V 66ms
Corn, cargo, 66 ms
Corn, vel., V bushel...
Oats, If bushel
Peas, cow, V bushsl..
HIDES Green, ? lb
Dry, m ,
HAY Eastern, V 100 lbs.
1 00
North River, 100 lbs.... 1 00
1 10
HOOP IRON 'ton 60. 00
66 00
LARD Northern V tt 8
North Carolina fi 11
LIME V bbl 1 26
12
0 00
20 00
18 00
14 00
26 00
LUMBER City steam sa'wd
Ship stuff, resawed, V M ft. 18 00
Rough edge plank, y M ft. 16 00
West India cargo, accord
ing to quality, M ft.. .12 00
Dressed flooring, seasoned. 16 00
Boantling and boards, com
mon, V M ft 12 00
MOLASSES Cuba,hhdfrgl 32
00
Cuba, bbls., gal..... 35
Sugar house, nhds. gal.
" " bbls. V gal...
Orleans Choice bbls. gaL
NAILS Cut, 20dto4d,Vksg 2
22
36
60
9
O
9
46
60
46
10
20
26
60
60
OILS Kerosene, gal. IS
Lard, V gal 1 10
Linseed, V gl 1 00
Rosin, V gal 12
PEANUTS V bushel. 90
POTATOES - Sweet, V bus. 00
Irish, Northern, V bbl 3 00
PORK Northern, city mess. 10 00
Thin, V bbl 00 00
Prime, V bbl (extra) 10 60
Rump, bbl 00 00
1
s
10 60
00 00
11 00
00 00
RICE Carolina, V fi
' i
7
00
00
East India, V ft
00
16
, Rough, V bushel. 1
BAGS Country, y ft
1
IK
City, V Jb.
ROP
E .......
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36
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SALT Alum, 9 sack 70
Liverpool, if sack 80
American V sack 75
Marshal's fine, Back...... 1 26
Cadis V sack 76
1
SUGAR Cuba
Cuba, & ti
Porto Rico. V ft).... 104
A Coffee,
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2 26
16 00
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12 00
10 76
8 00
6 60
4 60
4 00
3 60
2 26
Ex C V lb.
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Crushed ft
SOAP Northern, V ro 6
SHINGLES Contract, VIM 6 00
Oommon. w M 1 60
BTAVE3 W. O. bbl. M.10 do
R O hhd. E 00 00
TALLOWt-V lb 8
TIMBER Shipping V M 10 00
Mi 1, extra per M. 8 60
Mill, prime per M 7 00
Mill, fair per M , 6 00
Common, per M 4 00
Inferior to Or din ary , per M S 00
WHISKEY North'n, per gl 1 26
North Caroina, per gal ... 1 60
WOOL Unwashed, per tt)... 18
Washed, ner B 26
Furniture.
JU&T RECEIVED FROM FACTORY
a large assortment of Walnut and other
grades of FURNITURE, which we offer
at Great Bargains. Call and examine,
feb 19 D. A. SMITH ft CO.
The Missionary
COLPORTEUR FOR THE COAnT OP
VJ OKlrt UAKULIRA THE Hi
HA If a IHI.AHmR WII.T. V1RIT Wil
mlnirtnii mvA th HnnnHi Hnrincr thp month
of J ine ; from South Carolina line up
, m as r . si c .
(jape rear during juiy ; irom ups
tn f!rA l.nokont rlnrinc the month of
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Au
gust ; from 1 ape Lookout to Ha-tera and to
Mtete Line oi Virginia and fioanoke Island,
during tbe months .of Sep ember and Octo
ber ; Frying Pan Lightthip and Bahama
Islands during the winter months.
W. J. POTTER,
Missionaiy Colpo- tear.
P. O. Smitbville. N. C. may 30-la
Exchange Hotel,
GOLDSBORO, IT. C.
A FIRST CLASS HOUSE in every respect.
Special arrangements offe-ed to Com
mereial tourists.
SSSV. Pries Reasonable.
J. M. BUNTING,
Formerly of Wilmington and P. P. 0. Co.
L. F MEBRITT
For rr erly of Petersburg ft Bl ueRidge Rp'rtngi,
jane ! Propria sort
Kail Road Lines, Ac.
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.
Owes GsasaaL ScraaiMrannnaT
Wilmington, N. a, My 18, 1879.
J79.J
Chanok of Schkdulew
( S AND AFTER THIS d.te, the f.Uow.
v ' tng 8cbdule will be operated
oa this
naiiwar :
Passenger. Mail and Express Train.
1 Leav Wilmington at 7-. , . P
No. L V Arrive at Hamlet at. 1:27 A
) at Charlotte at.... r;20 A,
Leare Charlotte at.......8:26 P .V
Arrive at Hamlet at. 1:51 A .1
" at Wilmingtoa at 8j'0 A M
Clos connection made at Hamlet with
trains of Raleigh A Augusta Air Line Rail
way. She by Division Mail. Freight A Tasenger
and Expresa.
No 9 I Lare Charlotte MO A M
Arrive at Shelby I'i.JQ P M
No. 10 Shelby J 1:16 P M
( Arrive at Charlotte 6:06 P M
V. m. -OHNHOS,
mar l, Owneral Superintendent.
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WILMINGTON ft WELDGN
RAILEOAD COMPANY
Omn or Gih'l ScraanmnnsirT
Wilmington, N. C, Not 23, U7 ;
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Sunday, Nov. 24th, t87ff
Passeneer trains oa the W'lmington i We!
doa Railroad will nan as follows 7
DA MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, daily 1
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot
at S8A k
Arrive at Weldc.n at . 1 00 P M
Leave Weldon....... L 2 32 P M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front 8C
Depot at.... 9 63 P M
NIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN.
DAILY.
Leave Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at 9 V0 J' M
Arrive at Weldon at 3 60 A Al
Leave Weldon, 2 13 A M
Arrire at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at. 8 16 I M
Train? on Tarboro Branch Roaa leare
Rocky Mount for Tarboro ai.a.00 P hi dsilv,
and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturc ay at.6:'c
A M. Returning, leave Tarboro at , 100t
A H daily, and Monday, Wednesday ant)
Friday at 8:30 P M.
Tbe Day Train makes close connection st
Weldon for all points North flu 'Jay Lit.
daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via ' Rich
mond and all rail routes.
Night train makes close connection t
Weldon for all points north via Ricbmon L
Sleeping Care attached to all Night Tra'Tii .
JOHN F. DIVINE, General Snot
nor 24
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Gen 'I SuD'ts Office.
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND AD
GUST A RAILROAD.
Wilmington, N. a, June 3, U7d
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. .
On and after Wednesday, June 4. the fo'-
lowlng schedule will be ruD on this road:
DAT EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAIN, dailv.
Leave Wilmijgton 8 30AM
Arrive Florence 12 43 P M
Leave Columbia iO 40 A M
Leave Florence 4 4 P M
Arrive at Wilmington 9 JO P M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily).
Leave Wilmington , 10 13 P M
Leave Florence J 36 A M
Arrive at Columbia 6 46 A M
Leave Florence 'A V6 A s '
Arrive at Wilmington 6 2 A M
This Train stots only at Fleminirtor .
Whiteville, Fair BlUi, and Marion.
Passengers for Augusta (via Columbia ,
should take Night Express Train from Wil
mlngton.
SS Through Sleeping Cars on night trai s
for Charleston and Augusta.
JOHN F. DIVINE, General SupC
june 4
For Health and Pleasure
OO TO
Patterson's .Celebrate SjriDES.
T
HESJl SPRINGS are situated four miles
South of Shelby and six miles North of
Whitaker's, on tne Air-Line K. K. The xu i -
eral waters a e sulphur and chtlybcat? . The
properties of tbe sulphur are iron, ku'phur
and magnesia. Properties combined are be
neficial to all di eases, and never fail to cure
the most obstinate cases, as many will t stifv.
The chalybeate waters cannot be surpassed,
baring wrought many almtst miraculous
cures.
These Celebrated Springs will bo open firvt
April, and the prices are ia reach of all, hav
ing been greatly reduced this season.
Bathing houses, coquet grounds, ten pin
alley, and other amusements and attractions
free for visitors. Hacks running from thia
place will meet v:sitors at tsbwlby or t Whit
aker's on tbe Air iu R. R., upon short no
tice to the Proprietor.
i Rates or Boabk
Perdy - 1
Per week - 7 oJ
Per month 2S 0f
Per month for two or nm-e month.... l-i 00
Children and servants naif prico.
For farther particulars, adoreM.
W. G. PATTliKSON. Proy'r.
apl 39-daw 13t Shelbv. . C.
to
Headquarter for AI ,
Lager liter and Porter.
H MARCUS A SON'S,
No. ft Market f lieet
AN FURNIiHj VOL WITH THE BES
AJe, Lager Beer and Porter, both 1 sg and
bottled, la the city,
JsVOotnirj orders promp tl attended
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