- i i
Miscellaneous.
cure: sss
aa L"1 ii3 'ciNTisT8 or to dat agree
tv,j gt JUi8.- cu?ed by oisordered
K dn' ' r ' iTt,r ltberofoie the idnejs
't i iVer ftr.i fcep: in perfect nrdur, per ect
10 1 1 .. . ... li T l - iL V.
j, wu. D .C9 rerun iin itum um
b!tu known a short tima and for years
!,jVsuS'e'-i tf'atgory without being
!". r-nl re ief. The Ms;ova'y of War
, T fa K lr..?y and Lire.- ecie marfc a
' ,. i , the treatment of these tronbfes.
:c. frfm & eimple tr rical laaf of rare val
..a
13 '
I
new
Li u
2" - - . .1 .1 A.. . .
y'a-j.h' v-d in i-jora'e bo'.ft of thee great
i-g '! adelv restore and kep tbe i&
fr1,r I'- 8 PtITIVK Kemgdt fr a'l
V;P:e hat caas pi . n he I wef
t of 'be D-ay ior i rpi i ijier ueu-
Jauufiice -uizzv 83 rjei r e
alarial ever, ard atl didccuW
ache
w f . - . IT "
fir J li J -. -
?t U n xcallent mi 1 safe remedy for fe
male! during F eznnc It will coBtrol
Me-sirutHn ad in invlaablef.r Leucwr
hoB or Falling of the Wcmb. s
Ba Blood Parifier it n unequalled, for it
cures tLe organs tlat makh the ojod.
Thij Kemedv, whic'i haa done such wen
Vs. is put up in the LARQES P BIZ ED
BOTTLE of any medicine upon tho market.
aidliiold.br Druggtts and all dealers at
1 per bottle. For Diabetes, enquire for
WaNEKS8A?BDIAttETEf00KE. It
it POSITIVE Remedy.
FI H WARNER A CO.,
jw 17-dAW nrmto .Rochester
Tiie Sun. ,
.TflESEXTON'S REPLY
mT e.lay fcea?ed ' old sexton." I said,
"Whore in this held are the wicked folkd
laid? j ,
I have wandered the quaint old church
yard through i I
And poudered th epitaphs old and new.
But on monument, obelisk, pillar and stone,
1 read of to evil that men have done."
- ! I.! - ! '
The old fcextou
made.
With his cbin on hia
on hbi RDade:
And 1 knew by the gleam ln his eloquent
eye
LThat his heart w?s instructibe his lios to
stood by a erave newly
It 1
hand, and his hand
Who la to judge
Who is to judge 'twixt
right?
Which of us mortals dire to say
mat cur neighbor was wicked who
when the ,'fcotil takes
i
the wrong and the
died
and tlie farther we
-ine im'CHr wo JiYe,
t--ieed
The belter we learn that humanity's need
Jk charity's Kpirit that, prompts us to lld
llather virtue than vice in the tkearls of
our kind, j
'J herefore. good deeds we in-scJibe on these
fclones.
The evil men do, et it
I have labored as exton these raiany a j-ear
lut I never have!
lie with their bones.
buried a bad
man here."
Othello IJii&er Disadvantage.
A theatrical cirupauy was jperlbrinfug
Othello in one ofjthe Connecticut pro
vinces. Owing to the illness of the lady
who plajed the jroie of Desdeinona, a
loc il tragedienne ymg assigned that part,
When she saw the enraged and foaming
Moor advancing to Smother her, her
couruge gave out, and, hastily crawling
under ths bed, sho began to yell for the
was
police- The chimlry
of the pit
New York, 1882.
ma ". HON for 1882 will make its fifteenth
1 ansutl revolution under tae preentinan'
a?ement, tinning, u always, xor an, Di nu
little, sein and gracious, contented and un
k.nnr. hen nblicaa and Democrat, depraved
urtnnar,. intnllipfint and obtuse. The
tvs's light ii for mankind and womankind
of every 89rt; bat ita genial warmth is for
tsAirn,td. while it oour8 hot disoomfort on
the blistering backs of t'ie pertiatently wicked
Thb rUN of 18S was a newcaper 01 a nsw
kind. It discarded many f t e form3, and
a niultitada of the superfluous worda and
phrasei of ancient journaliain. It undjrt a
tr ropori in afresh, succinct, unconventional
wy all the neaof the world, omitting no.
evantof human interest, and commenting
upon affairs with the tearlesenasa of absolute
iniependenae. The success of th'S experi
ment was the suocess of the 8un. It effected
a permanent ohange in the style of American
ncspaprs. Krery important journal es
tablithed ia this country ia the dozen years
past has been modelled after ths Bun, bvery
important journal already existing has been
modified and bettered by the force of the
bun's example. ,
Tub Hdn of 1882 will be the Bame outspoken,
trnth.tftllinsr. and inte esticc newspaper.
Rr & Hheral use of the u eans wbich an
abondsnt prosperity affords, we shall make
it better than ever beiore.
We shall print all the news, ruttin? it in
rtadable fhape, and mnaeurinjr its- impor
tance, not by the traditional yardstick, but
by its real interest t) the people. Distance
from Printing House Fquare is cot the first
confederation with the Sim. Whenever any-.
thlBg h appeni worth reporting we get th
aartionlars, whether it happeni in Brooklyn
Cr In Bokhara., A
Inpoiitics we have decided bpiniont; tnd
are acoustomed to express thorn in language
that caa be undertood. We say wnatwe
think about men and events. That habit is
toe only eerei of tie bun's political course,
Teh Wkiklt Son gathers into eight pages
the best matter of the eovth daily issues. An
Aricjltaral Department of unequalled sasr
it, f -11 market reports, and a liberal propor
tion of literary, soientino, and domestic in
telligence complete the Weekly Hun, and
make it the best newspaper for the farmer's
household that was ever printed.
Who does not know and read and like the
Band ay un, each number of wtiot) ia a
Ooioonda of interesting literature, with the
best poetry of theday,prose every line worth
reading, news, humor m;ter enough to
fill a good-sized book, and infinitely more
varied and entertaining than any book,, big
orlitte?
If oar idea of what a newspaper should be
pleases you, send for the Bun,
Our terms are ai follows
For the daily un. a four-paze sheet of
twenty-eight columns, the price by mil,
p it-paid, is 55 cents a month, or $&.&0 a
year; or, including the Sunday paper, an
ight-page sheet of fifty-six columns,th9 pric
is 65 cents per month, or $7.70 a year, post
age paid.
The Sunday edition of the 8aa isalso fur
nished ssparately at $1.20 a year, postage
paid.
The price of the Weekly San, eight rages,
Wji x tolttBiii, is $i ,eaT, p0juge paid.
For clubs often seeding $10 we will send as
extra copy free. Address
I W. EVOT.a vn
Publisher of the nn, New York City.
aroused. A sturdy ouug countryman
mounted the stage, and, grappling
thello, mopped him around vigorously,
amid the applause of !the boys. AVhen
h recovered his freedom and his breath
he explained that ho didn't mean to hart
the girl, and was only following the cue
of Shakespeare. ' Ajl right," replied
the rustic champion, !4'when you come
around again fetch, Shakespeare with
you, and if he can lick; me I'll treat."
m ' i j
Womeu are Every where Usjng and roi
coaa mending Parker's Ginger Tonic be
cause they have learned from j experience
that it speedily overcdmea despondency,
indigestion, paid or weakaees in the back
and kidneys, and other troubles peculiar
to the eex. Hotne Journal. See adv.
New York
London Scene.
In the broad daylight,. or
un Lett-r.
in
at leas
as much ot it as is ever visible a moon
and water radiance ladies of all ages
driye in toilets suitable oaly for charit
able gaslight. No women are as fond
as Englishwomen ; of displaying their
eharms at a time when Ithey have ceased
to exist and even to the roughs and
street Arabs they deem it a duty to ex
hibit them. Old duchesses, faded spins
ters, fat dowagers, carelessly allow the
ermine tippet to drop from their shoul
ders, and the crowd catches here and
there the glitter of a diamond on a
shriveled neck, or the. scintillations of a
tiara on a trembling brow.'. The specta
tors are not reticent and freely bandy
their observations mostly of a) personal
aad uncharitable natureL In fact, roy
alty itself is not spared. I On one occa
sion the crowd getting impatient as it
waited for the Queen, vociferously in
quired if ''Mother Brown" was1 not com
ing. This 'frank but uncomplimeniary
allusion to the Scotch gillie I was univer.
sally appreciated, and met with no re-
DUK6. I !
Burlington iflawkeye;
Losi iii the Fos,
Ji.ra8mH3 r. Kugglesqn, a young man
of Saxon lineage, worked on a farm out
here in Yellow Springs township. He
was not rich, but he was industrious and
just too pretty forj anything. So was
the daughter of the farmer for whom he
worked. She was wealthier than Eras
mus, but she was not proud, i When the
chores were done in the winter evenings,
she went with him to the singing school
and she walked by his side to church.
She loved him; she had rather sit at her
casement in the gloaming, and hear him
holler "po-oo-eyl" in lohg-drawn, mellow
cadences, at the hour of the feeding of
the swine, than hear . Campanini sing
"Macaroni del Vermicelli" from "Hand-
orgzhanni in Venezuela." And he he
at her elbow. "Ob, yes, he got it. Got
it bad, too."
She turned, knew her papa, shrieked
once, twice, again, and once more for the
boys, and fainted away.
"I never worried about it a minute,"
the heartless old man told hi3 neighbors
the rext day,! "though I- knowed well
enough what was going on all the time.
I've heen married twice, an I've married
o2 four daughters and two sons, an' if I
don't, know what baggage a woman car
ries when she travels, by this time, I'm
too old to learn." I
And Erasmus Rugglcson ! The jury
brought in a verdict that he came to his
death by habitual drunkenness, and the
temperance papers didn't talk about any
thing else for the next-six weeks.
John McGinness says: Dr. Benson, I
will pray for you as long as I live, because
you took pity on me when I was sick and
in .the hospital; and sent me two boxes
of your Celery and Chamomile Pills, and
they cured me of Sciatica, Neuralgia and
Nervou3 weakness.
nor 18-
The Robesonian,
pUBLISUED EVERY IVednesday, in
Lumberton, N.C.by W.W. MeDiarmid,
hu the largest circulation and the largest
advertising patronage of any country paper
n the State. It now has over S00 subscri
bers in Robeson county alone, besides ta
general circulation in the counties of Moore
Cumberland, Bladen, Columbus, Rich
mond and the adjoining counties, Marion
Marlboro and Darlington, liu South Caro-
- jati23
John Werner,
PRACTICAL
GERMAN BARBER AND PERFUMER
29 Market st, Wilmington. N. O.
My mny friends in Smithville and In the
wuntry arc invited to come and see me.
o. 8 Captaiaa and Commercial Travel
ri. The best workmen and the flmeitac
comatAUonslntliteltj, to W-ly
was elean gone on her.! Mashed past all
surgery. When they J foolishly let the
old man into their plans for each other's
happiness and half the farm, the wrath
ful agriculturist said if he heard one
more word of such ncmsense, just anethec
word, he would lay that farm waste with
physical havoc,and 'blight its winter
wheat with the salt tears of his only
child, and that was the kind of a father
in-law he was inclined to be.
Naturally ,'4he young people determin
ed to fly. Their -plans were laid; the
night was set. bo was the ladder. At
its foot waited the ardent Erasmus Rug-
eleson, gazing at the window for the
appearance of his love, j Presently I the
window opened sottiy, anaaiacene lovea
appeared.
"Rasmus!"
"Florence!"
"Yes, dearest. Shall I drop my things
right down?"
"Yes, love; I will catch them. Let
the bundle fall."
The glittering starlight in the clear
March night fell on Erasmus' glad and
unturned face. So did a trunk, four feet
high, four feet wide and abont! eight feet
long. It weighed about 2,700 pounds. It
contained a few "things" that no woman
could be exnected.to travel! without, and
Florence had spent three weeks packing
that trunk lor her elopement.
Erasmus Rugsrlesoh didf not scream.
Ue did not moan, He couldn't. He
had no show. Florence came down the
ladder, having first, with a maidenly
sense, of propriety, j requested her lover
to tarn his back and loek at the barn.
He was busily engaged in looking at the
bottom of that trunkl find thinking bow
like all creation he woald yell if he ever
got hi3 mouth out doora again
Florence reached the bottom of the
ladder. "Did you geimytrunk Eras
mus ?" she said, looking around for him.
"Oh, yes," said a hoarse stocking voice
Rescued from Death.
"William J. Coughlin of Somerville
Mass., says; In the fall of 187G I was
taken with bleeding of the lungs follow
ed by a severe coagh. I lost my appe
tite and flesh, and I was confined to my.
bed. In 1877 I wa3 admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said I had a
hole in my lung ?s big as a half dollar.
At one time a report went - around that
I was dead. I gavb up hope, but a.friend
told me of Dr. William Hall's Balsam
for the Lungs I got a bottle, when to my
surprise, I commenced to feel better, and
to-day I feel better thaa for three years
past.
"I write this hoping every one afflict
ed with Diseased Lungs will take Wil
liam Hall's Balsam, and convinced that
Consumption can be cured. I can posi
tively say it has done more good than
all the other medicines I have taken
8inceJmy sickness. 1
Sale of Real E state.
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Probate Court ot New Hanover county,
made this the 9th day of March, 1882, in a
cause wberein Baxter and Bird are plain"
tiffs, and Mary E. Myers, et als.,are defen.
dans, the undersigned Commissioner, apj
pointed for that purpose, will sell by pub
lic auction, to the highest bidder, tor cash,
at the Court House door, in the (city of
Wilmington, at 12 o'clock M., on Mlonday,
May 1st, 1SS2, the following described
pieces of land: First All that lot of land
and premises situate in the city of Wil
mington, on the east side of Front strfcet,
between Market and Dock streets, and
bounded as follows : Beginning: in the
eastern line of Front street at the southern
line of an alley, which rues from Front
street to Sacond street, and separates this
lot from the London lot on the north of I
said alley, and running thenca with said j
Front street southwardly about fortvothree
feet to the line of a lot belonging to levi
A- Hart and Stephen P.Polley,thence with
Hart and Polleys line eastwardly ninety.,
eight feet to Hart and Polley's other line,
thence with said other line, northwardly !
thirtyfcur feet to the southard line of said
alley, thence with said alley jwestwardly
ninety-eight feet more or less to the be
ginning. " v
Second All that lot of , land situated. In
the city of Wilmington; beginning one hun
dred and ninety-five feet from the corner
of Castle and Fifth streets, on the west
side of Fifth street, and running south
along Fifth street sixty-three feet to an al
ley; thence west wardly along said alley
two hundred and twenty feet; thence
northwardly one hundred and twenty six
feet; thence eastwardly one hundred and
thirty feet; thence southwardly sixty-thiee
feet; thence eastwardly ninety feet to Fifth
street to the beginning; the same being
parts of lots Ncs. 195 and 200, undertetter
B in the plan of the town of Wilmington.
Trird All that tract or lot of land in
Robeson county,' adjoining the lots of Grif
fin Oxendine and K. R. Jones, on Trade
street, in the town of .Lumberton, being
the same lot on which J. T. Bullard's store
is situated, and bounded as follows: Be
ginning on the said street, at the west cor
ner of Grifiin Oxendiue's lot, thence run
ning along the said street 18 test, thence
at a right angle to said street o0 feet,
thence eastwardly 18 feet, parallel witn
said street, thence along said G.Oxeudinc's
line to the beginning.
Fourth Ali that certain lot or tract oi
land situated in Bladen county, described
and bounded us follows, to wit : begin
ning at a stake by a dead pine tree, Prid-
een's corner in ttie nue oi me -luueibuu
land, and runs o east wuu iu mjui--son
line, 17 chains and GO links to Wil
liam Kelly -a line, the u south 50 west with
Kelly's lite 10 chains and CO links to his
corner, then south 40 east io cnams to ms
corner. th;n north 50 east, 17 chains and
50 links to the Anderson line, then scu h
65 east with sarrl line 26 chains, tbeu
south 25 w jst, 31 chains and 60 links, then
noith 05 jwest 74 chains, then north 25
east 11 chains and CO Jiks,then north 60
east with J. Allen's line and Pridgens
line, 25 chains to th3 beginning; contain
ing 200 acres. I ,
j X. B. RANKIM,
j Commissioner.
This 12th dav of March. 1S82. !
March 13th. 20th, 27th; April 3d. 10th,
17th, 24tb, 29th. j- '
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PUBLISHED ATJ
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! Is the
Leading .Newspaper in Western North Oar
oitna.
T t tfca otiIt Demorati"FaDer pub'ished
in Iredell" county one of the largest and
wealthiest counties in the State and has at
tained a larger local circulation than any
paper ever heretofore published in the con sty
SIta circulation in Alexander, Wilkes.Asae,
a H-tV. .-v. Yadkin. D-ri aid 1 Iredell. 18
larger than toat of any two papers in the
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A cent, and ia thus kept constantly before the
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nf StTfsnrjJt. I Aich cf liutm.ctc. llnrlchcs the Mootl. t.
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u
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE
'i
steamers:: .
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
! at 3 o'clock, P. M.
REGULATOR, ....Wednesday, March 22
GULF 8TREA(1L....Saturdayi March 25
BENEFACTOR,. ...... ...Saturday, April 1
REGULATOB... i Wednesday, April . 5
GULF BTREAM,...i....8aturdaT, April 8
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Through Batsa guaranteed to and from
Points in North and 8outh Carolina. ,
For Freight Eogagsmeats apply t)
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WIiminirtcE, JS U.
TREO. G, EGER, Freight Asent,
83 Broadway, u e z or?.
WM. P. CLYDE & CO.,
(ien'l Agents.
roch 0-tf . ! ...
CABOLTVA (;ENTRAIi RAILROAD
COMPANY.
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So' I
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vTiltntoffton. B. O., March 25,U832. ?
CHAJSGE OV S CITED UTKi
ON AND AFTER March S6. 1882, tae lol
loping Bchedole wiii be operated on
tb!s Railroad t
PA38E-TGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS
TP-AIN, DAILY,
f Leave Wilmington. .........5.45 P M
(Arrive at Charlotte at....7.49 A M
Leave Charlotte at-.....- 7.55 P H
Arrive at Wilmington at.9.50 A M
Tmirm Nna 1 and 2 stoo at rezular stations
only, and points desiznated is te Cocapf
ay's Time Table,
Tra:n No. 1 Daily except Snsdar
Do. No.-2 da do Saturday
PABSKNQER AND FREIGRl.
Daily except Sunday
f Iave Wilminjrtoa 6:10 A
Arrive at Charlotte ct 7:45 P U
Leave Charlotte ..hw. 6:25 A i!
Arrive at Wilmiaeton at. 7.50 P U
8BEL3Y DIVISION. P.,8SENGEU,JAIL
Krio Kstu l ftiuni.
Daily exce t Bucdiys.
JLsave Charlotte at.. ....8:40 A
Arrive at Bhelbv at.......-.-... li.4U f i
Leave Shelby a4..f.i...-.r.. 1:49
Arrive at uaariott as . ........ o-.u r
T-.;-n Nna 1 a.rd 1 make close eonneeti.n
at Hmlet with U A Trains to and frora
Raleigb, and at Charlotte wi l BneiDy ll
vision Train. .
Through sleeping Cars betren Wdming.
ton and O-ar otteand Kalels and Charlotte.
Train No. 1 mees eonntoticn at Charlotte
with A ,T. A O. X. R., for Statesville,
connecting thre with W. A. O. R. U. for
IT rv-ir.t rn ax 1 mud.
Iraics Nos 1 and 5 make connection at
Cha-lotte :wi?h A A ORB for tpartn
barg, Greenville, Athens, Atlsnta and' all
pcints beyond. ' J
inch 25 Ganeral Bunertntraeat
Ko 6
7e 6
S500 Reward.
IT7E WliL PAY Tflli ABOYB reward
VV for anv case of Liver Complaint, Dys
pepsia; Sick Headache. Indigestion, L'onsU
paiion or Cost5vene;s we eatinot cure witn
West's Vegetable Liver Pills, when the di
i ectiosji are s trictlv complied with. The-
are purely Vegetable, and never fail to give
satisfaction. Sugar ecatea. L.arge coxes,
contAioinar 3D Fills. 25 cents. For sale qy
all Dragglst. Beware ,of counterfeits and
Imitations. The genuine manufactured only
by JOHN O WEtfT t CO The Pill Mar
kers," 181 k 183 W Madison St, Chicago
Tre trial passage sent by is ail prepaid en
recrt of a Scent ataap. iaeb 33-dAwl.y
In Addition
mO MT FORM I R LARG E STOCK, I have
X i-
jut received the first lot of Spring Milline
ry, Satins, Rr. R. and Porcupine Straws,
Freah liveninff Flowers, the "latest" Son
lowers and Dahlias. 1
Respectf-Jly,
J. xavivw-
Wil., Ccjl. & August
BaiJroad Go.
- OffIck of Gesssal Scp't, "J
Wilming.tdn,-W. O., April 2, 1SS.'.
CHAITOE OP SCHEDULE
ON AND AFTETl APRIL 2, ISSa.
7.20 A H, the following Passefger Schedule
will be ran on this road , 1
-5IGET EXPRESS YEAH? 8 (Dsilj).
Wos. 8 West and 47 Ewi.
Leave-WRnlcgton 10 15 P M
Leave ilorence.................-. 2 20 A i
Arrive at C O end A Ja2Ciion.., 5.55 A $A
Arrive at Columbia. C 10AM
Leave Columbia. M.HMH..MiMHM10 00 P M
Leave O C and A A JcnctiobM..M..M10 20 P M
Arrive Florence... 1 36 A il
Arrive at Wiiraintcs..,..-.... 8 20 A M
Night Mail and PAsNGa Train, Daily t
fHo. 40 West, .d l)Ai Mail aud Pa-
EE59ER TBAIN, Xo. 13 EAST. I
Leave Wilmington at....w.....,.l! 10 P U
Arrive at !FloreEce.........J.v.....i 2 47 A M
Leave Florence 1 25 P M
Airive at Wilmington 5 65 P M
Ncs. 48 and 47 stops only at Brinkley's,
" hiteville, FleruicgtoD, Fair Bluff, Marion,
Florence, Timmonsville, fruntcr, Camden
J unction and Eastover. i
Passengers for Columbia, and all points oa
G. A C. R. R., 0., C. A A. R, R. Stations,
Aiken Junction, and all points beyond,
should taSro 43 Night Expreai.
Separate Pullman Sloepors for Charleston
and for Acgnsta on train iS,
All trains ran solid between Chxrlartoa
and Wilmington
! ' JOBJJ F. Dm?S,(aral Sapa
A.FOPE. Gen'l Pass. Agesti
rnov 28 '
WfLMIHiTOH a WkLDQH
SASLEOAD COMPAHY,
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WilElngton, N.,a, April 2, 1882. j
CHANGE C2? BCRFDULE.
ON AND I AFTER APBTL 2. 1882, a t
6.40 A M, Passenger Trains on the fil
mington A Weldcn Railroad will irea tt
follows I
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, dfiJ j
Nos. 47 North and 48 South,
Leave Wilmington, Front Si. Depot
at
C 40 A ii
12 bO P 51
3 37 P 21
0 55 P M
M
11
M
Arrive at Wcldon
IlST lAP
Arrive at Wilmington, Frott
Depot aim...M..UHMMMMM.
Fast Through Mail and Pai-secger Train
Daily Nos. 43 North and 40 South.
Leave Wikaingtoa, Front St-
Dopot at 6.15 P
Arrive atWeldon
Leave Weldon.... 6.10 P
Arrive at Wilmington, Front
Depots..... 10.65 P M
Train No. 43 Norih will stop only at Rocky
Po nt, Burgaw.ibaenoiia. Warsaw. Moiint
Oiire, Dudlev, Goldsboro, Wilson, hocicy
Mount, Knueid ana ijaiiraz. I
- Train No 40 South will stop only at Hocky
Mount, Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. ;
Train No. 47 makes clcsc connection at
Weldon fcr all points North daily. Ailreil
via Richmond, and daily exoept Bmnday via
Bay Line.
Train No 43 runs daily End makes close
connection for all poinU North via Rich
mond and Washington.
All trains run solid j between Wilmingtos
and Washington, esd bare Pullman Paiac;
Sleepers Attached.
JOHN F. DIVINE, Oeneral Bspl.
A POPE, Gen'l Pass. Agent
dec 1 !
WHOLESALE PRIG
The'foiKiwln. nnoLarion renras.nk
wholesale orisAS rJlr. - In inaVtn er nn
small ordsrs higbe'priees have to be eh arc
nick 3
Exchjin Como
Health is Wealth!
DR E C WEST'S Nxavs akd BaAi
TaxATKXBT, a epeciSo for Hysteria, Diz
ziness, Convulsions, Nervous Ueadaohe,
Mental Depression, Loas cf Memory. Impo
tency, i rem a tare Old Age, caused by over
exertion, excesses, cr over-itdulgence,
which leads to xrdsery, decay and' death.
One box will cure receat cases. Each box
contains one month' treatment. One dollar
a box, or six boxes for five dollars; sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guar.
n cedxboxea to cure any case. With each
order received by us for six hexes, we will
send the purchaser cor written agreement to
return the money if the ( treatment does not
e3ecz a cure. nartnteej issued by WM II
GREEN, Druggist, (successor to Green A
Planner) WilmiogtoD, NO. Orders by mail
will receive prompt attention,
mch 22-dAwlv j
SIGN PAINTING BRONZING, &c
. . .-- ,: vi-'
rjlHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD re
spectfolly cay that until,, farther notice hs
may bo fbund at his residence, corner
Third and Market streets, prepared to ei8
cute all orders in the above named branch.
5. Room Sets, Tin Ware, &C, neatly
repainted and TJLrnished, - I,
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BACON- North Oarcllaa.
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Shoulders, ? lb.
Bides, O.
Western Sreoksd
Uams..
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Drr Slted
Sbsc'den, V lb.
BKKF Livewtiaht,
TJARREU Spirits TarpcatLae
Seeocd Etnd,eaefc.,.... !
Htxr Y6rk,ae', new.-..- 1
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BUICKSWilmingtoa, M
BUTTES North Carolina S
Northern,?? E..w.u..'
CANDLES Hperm
Tallcw, .....
Adama.tia,1?
CREEaSi
Lror;hern Factory, 2
Dairy eretra, V 2..t
COFFEE Java, V E-
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CORN MEAli "5 bushel....! CO
COTTON TIES f New V bdl I eo
1 Pieced 1 25
DOMESTIC i
Khectine. 4-4 TJ vard.
Yarn, ) btQ6t X
FLOUR Fine. bbl J. 0
Saper, Nortnern, V bbL... 6
Extra do " bbl.J. 6
Family " bbU. 7
ORy MlllExBaper bbl 7
! " Family bbl. 7
" Ex FamilTbhU- 8 CO
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S&exsrelJ No. 1, bbl.16 00
So. 1,VX bbU..-.. 8 75
Mackerel, No. 2, V bbL... 12 60
No. 3, p K bbU....MMMM. 6 00
Mackerel, No. 3 bbL..00 00
Mullets. iP bbl.vM...M.MMM 3 50
2f. C. lie-ring, keg.MM. 6 (0
Dry God, ? b.-.... T
bsrtili:ers
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Corn, cargo, 56
Corn,yeL, y busheLw....
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Peas, eow, 7& bushel..,
MID KB Green, I ,
Dry, j T......... . .......
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LARD Northern 11HO 1X
North Carolina V lXO 13
LIMS Sbbl 1 to O
LUMBER City steam ea'wd I I
Bhipfftufr,resawod,lpMft.l8 00 OH 00
Bough edge plank, Mft.16 CO Q19 00
was; mala cargo, aeeora-
019 CO
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Ing to) quality, 3 M ft...!3 C3
Drcaied fiooring,seaoned.l5 CO
Ssaatling and boards, com-
men, X? M ft. ......... ..M12 CO
MOL ABBES Ouha,hhdgl
Cuba, bbls., V gal..M..MM.
Sutrar house,hhds. V "R
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Orleans Choice bbls. 1? gaL
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UiAiQ i-erosene, p gaiMMM
I Lard, Zl gal ,
! Llnaeed, y gal.M..
i Uosin, f gaL,M.
PEANUTS 13 bnsheL
POTATOES Sweety bat.
Irish, Northern, V bbL
PORK Northern, city oeas.23 00
Thin, bbU.. eeetee .00 00
Prime, Zt bbl (extra). ....00 00
Rump, y bbl.M.MM..MMM..00 00
BICE Carolina, V Z.. 6KO
Rough, busheL.M..1 00 . O
RAGS Country, p5.,. l$i
City ismih 13
iVUr jartMteteeMtestemSMiaaMaa
Manilla.
SUGAR Cuba, V
Porto Rico, V
A Coffee, V ..m..mm.m.
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Crashec. ZX....MMnM..,
SALT Alum, y eack.;.
Liverpool, V ack.M..MML
Axseman saok ..MM.
Marshal's nee, V cck.i
Cadiz ? ui-n..nMH..MM
KOAP Northern, 2.j.
SHINGLES Contract, -Jl
Common. f ii.
STAVES
ROhhd.
TALLOW "U lb 6
TIMBEli Shipping M.14 00
Mill, extra per M.......M,M10 00
Mill, prime per MMMMHMM10 00
MIR, fair per M w 8 CO
Common, per M. U..o 00 O
Inferiorto Ordinary,pr M 4 CO O
WHISKEY North'n, per gl 1 25 Q
North Caroina, per gal .. 2 00 47
I700L Unwashed, per 1S. 20; O
Washed, ser ....,.'... 25 O
Bcrrr wool, ner Xb...... 10 O
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MY PRICES BEFOBE
Q YOUR PRINTINQ
DONE ELSEVHRREI
Satisfaction Guaranteed
jpSINTINGj CAREFULLY"! EZZOUTED
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o them by znaU free of cprUge.
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