the Wilmington post.
i VILiUNQ TOb JSl. 'i.
''lu ItcveIoinient of Art in
America. .
-The- rapid strides of progr essive civ
il i.Ui'm of the highest standard in
Amend, is the ceatest oi all astonish
ing mirvc' iti the old world. Young
in national existence young even in
known geographical existence as a part
ol the jrlobe the progress that we have
recorded scomii to be the scientists and
philosophers of the old world like a fan-
cilu! mitiyaaruer . ii'ght's dream, or a
i ib'e of wikleit i,nia.giiiati,on.
:- , century since, art, science and do-,-vfltn
ment in all-directions were of the
- mis', prnniiive order, but now, -as iti
; wero, all U by magic changed. :Our ar!
t"-t- tike rank, with the first and for'2-1
most of the old world; our scientists
and pt4s have madj! known' their pow
er, an I the mechanicaLrart-s have pro
greised more rapidly thaa jn any other
country. And to diy this 'wonderful
development i progressing with peed
hitherto unkuown, producing results of
tlie inostT in,jiueatus imp rtance to all
in:iikiml.
1 1 is a fact . th;H the .state of civil iz V
um in a country" uny be judged, to a
groat cxrciitby the status of its art de-
vt'lopments. The development of art in
the tfH4italrt'-ates ha cfrtainly beeii
plitMi(Mxunal7a7rrrsiij? faw- years
Hince we ver- fardjhvii Umswahito d .ty
wo st nid .siili: by nide witJi nations Id
were o:d ;4 ill? '.'time of Uie dcclaritiou
-tii our independence',; JJut a few years
Viuoi! u !arly all pjctures of importance
were iinportrdj'biit now our own artists
wHtily neatly all ih.-tver increasing
ili'iaaml io gr: at 'works . qf high art.
ureal virl publishing bouses have
finw i nt 'i . existence, . c.ipvWo of, .mip -plynij.'
any dcmAnd that cao b;3 made
lur ail ilescriptiom l .picture for gal
. 'Ii'iii'sand homo idurniii :nt. It is an
inUTtotiiig and' ootyvyortliy fact that
the- pictures ,. dciu indi.'d of ihest) art
publidiing houses, by the inas.sjs, are
j'i'iH i;idy buptrior to ihoo iiiiicd in the
mrrrnsjil the manses abroad. Through
Hie t.piiauoii oi thic art publishing
li' iiri'S good . pi'ctiirt-H, that but n fjw
i n snit'u i'o..t larg; s iius if money,
n.iV now be pn:ha.-.il f.r I he wriest
1 1 1 II-, '!i..tj il the le.ist judgement is
i n 1 1 T o. b-a.r in the .siiteifl in, work
I ica! i-u riv m;(y b; had; or if l:hhtHr-
li.i-. i h 's uo li'ri'f! in hiicli ui titers, alt
ih.it is ih cvs-tiify is .r h ni to be sure
ihai iii' punliask's tlie goiKls of a reii-
: .d.ithous.-.-: .1 " . " - : ...... . ,-..:;'
; In UiHo)iiKt; ism it in iy be proper
ir as lo iiitnt ion . the grout art pub
lisliHig irni ' Oeui:jtv .Slflnsoii . ,St Co.,
ill l'.iri land, iMaiue, wlio self, on an
: avvrge, of all dfucripliuns, . a million
' pH-tur!s a mou'.lu 1 .is believed tlmt
Un-y pay for postage atanips, not only
in.irc ihnii any other, firm in this uouu
' -try, Intt more lha! any other house iu
fJic ivorM at, large. L
iiiini: Uie year 1S7'J they paid for
. postage staiiipsover eighty-seven thous-
.iinl ilollar.v ; During the year lbaU
they paid tor postage stamps over one
hundred and twenty two" thousand dol
lar, while for tho year 1SS1 their pot-
, Iml anioiuited to Over one blind red
am! lor ty-four thousand dollars. - Thus
it w lil be M-eit thst Messrs. 8tinscn't"fc
C), jyiy1 (he two luiinlred and riftieih
put ot all postage collected by the
Ihvited f a'es Goverinnent, and ' it
should be riomunoered 'that we live in
a country h iving uearly fifty thousaud
pont otlues and over jten thousand
. newspapers and period iCaf ubiicationi''.
NV hilo .tuch sums are paid for postage,
. tho tact should not be losiS sight of that
only the smaller packages are aeut by
luaif, all large orders being sent by ex
puss and freight.
t lheir trade extends all over tho civ:
,ihed Avrid, though, of course, America
io'iivs in for the lion's share; Messrs.
.Muison Cii.i are not behind the
tunes ui "properly understanding the
i great - power' of th judicious usoof
pnuut s ink, and, in onaection, we
wih to state that in l,csis than a dozen
. years. pat they have expended in news
i i'if advertising over three hundred
I auit utiy ihousand dollars.
I K'ltfrpriee, industry and good judge
I u(iut will accomplish great things, and
i iti lie suctiss ot this great art publish
in.;,' hui!f ro have a lorciblo example
ilia', tacvj and now tjjey may, we feel
i siire, uirly ulaiin o tind at the. head
i-i the rt publishing business in this
; vouulry, ; .
.V .haVe .lately received four elegant
-:il engravings,-, published by Messrs,
,.piiMn iV-i'o. Ail are.very tine work
ol high ari, ind do credit to the pub-
i-liiTi. 1 Uise engravings are very
'lW ibjrty by , f .rty inches each; the
i f-itaai paintings, and tfnvjitoel plates,
i-st some thirty three thousaud dollar.
Vtu euraviiigs are sold at $15.00 per
copy. . lo e 'crave a siugle plate of
thi aud description ot workman
'"p. i. guiles the labor of a moat nkill
l il artist frpm one to two years, and
iVeu longer. These elegant eograviug
arc f muled JSing lhrdie, t?ing," "Ke-
embt ranee," "rhe lUthtr'a Attend
a," and "Ihe Gxrdea UAlev
Ui belieVcil, and gtnerally couce
'ed, that ihese engravings make up the
, Uues; most clegaut iset pi works of nigh
, t etr brought out by American
I ubhshers, American , home should
t mvlc beuuful by refined work of
ftv and prices for really good and
uiriturious picturxti nre now so low
tust there rau be no :xcus for the
,.! , to remain, gloomy, unadorned,
:d chesulesui American homes should
b "i beautiful, and the tendency of
thttwill t to mase more rttlned and
, teautilut the live of all dweller
therein. ; ; : . " -
w
K Uremic to INrHM OUR rrtoJi
4 f iravf liag rubli cravra'ty, thai we
l;'H'naaijTbr atiof aad eaUog a.
tcxMM tbi lac, SiTia teUy,
aa4 kkov: taYttiaae alt btr. Utve
a-Vtiat. , . II AU ANSA HlAtKK
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fore, the Kidney and Liver are kept in
perfect order, perfect health will be the re
sult. Tula truth baa only been known a
ahort time and for years people suffered
great agony without being able to find re
lief. The discovery of Warner's Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure marks a new era In the
treatment of these trembles. Made from
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ish and invojrorate both of these great or
gans, and safeij restore and keep them in
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diseases tt at cause pains in the lower part
of the body for l'erplil LI vor Headaches
Jaundice Dizziness Gravel Fever Ague
Malarial Fever, aDd all difficulties of the
Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs.
It is an excellent t-nd safe remedy, for fe
rn are during Pregnancy. It will control
Menstruation aid Is invaluable for Leu
corrhcea or Falling ol the Womb. -
As a Blot d Purifier It' IS nnequaitd, for it
cures the-orans that make the blood.
This Remedy, which has done such won
ders, is put up in the LARGEST SIZED
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and Is sojd by Druggists and all dealers at
fi.'Japer hot.tie.- f or uiabetes, enquire lor
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KicUmond and Fcterstiarii Railroad Co
CIOM M KSCI NO Tncklay. November isth.
, l.sxi trains on this Koad will ruu as fol
lows:
L ----- ,vri .1 - . - - 1
LEAVE KICUMONl-SOCTti
Xlo P .v, Fat iUl, dUs makea Uinmgh
counectiouHlor Havannah Stops
only at Incrburj. Putlinau
PaUce supping Cars between
Milfonl-V and Charicalon.
llL A M.Turwuah mail dalty couuect
lag for tiaknh, CtuuriMdou, Au
gust. Aiken, savannah Jack
Mtnvltle. Hlo atbhopa, Ch
tcr, Central U, Drewry s BJuB.
du signal. PuUtuan Slecpwb
IVNu Nrw York aud CUrlUa
. on UU tndu. .? -
JO 11 M, tYelght Uailr (catccpl buudy.
7.-XJ A M. kteiht dally (eiwr SuttUay
KKAVK rETKIWBTliO-JiORTU '
S.ii A M. Kat mail. llly. Stops only at
Ctiew.' Ittllmaa rr !
I we a CbarlmUMi aud MlUord.
'"' - .. -.- - -
7 jo A M. JlrtMght lUily, (Mcpt Suady)
:i - - - -.
1W M. TtKMich mall, dally, con nr line
iUlti Ktchtnond, 4rikbur
tLtmk 1Umum KaUrottd tur sal
poinUnul iikIvoi AImikU
- j In connect Hmb wwti Cti p'
ana lhlo Kaalro4 for the Vtr
ctBl Kpnr asHt alt riai
north an4 wl. Tbia train of
s n MsattwMr.Oissur xniOnt
w trsUUa, luUmaa airr oo tai
i train he w sets Crltoai an 4
uri, rrUht ditr tH
' A direct wr hour roaaecuo U anaJ
vwm lUcfcaftos mm Xw1aak. T trains
Uvtn Hlchsaooa IUMA, Nvftik
ULAP
All trains teavist ivtrarc wtM Mart
rrwu tb Apraswx lcro-
A I'OrCUrAIAaaV MltlU
'.t.-y: '.V: 4--' -';'-.'
. PEOSPECIUa
THE
WILMINGTON POST
FOR
I 8 83,
With its Exceedingly Large Sub
scription LIST i a the Best
ADVERTISING MEDIUM
In this State. It is the Only
ican
r
Published in the Second and Thira
Congressional Districts.
Iti reaches all classes of thn rnnlA.
- t - i
WHITE and COLORED,
It advocated Eaual Riehts befam
the Law and at the Ballot
Box of ALL HhN,
its location is in the
ahgkst:commercial city
in North Carolina.
f A
ND
MARKET REPORTS.
IT IS" OPPOSEDHTTO
RIN
Cs AND
CLIQUES
Rail
road.
Political or
Commerciali
And Exposes them Whentver
' i Found.
A1VIKT1SLU KATES LOTT
SUBSCRIPTION MICE ONLY
v
1
TWO DOLLARS
A Year ia Adraac.
v . 1
bo not Fergtt to Send the Money
With YoarName.
. .- ' - -', . . i
i -.
i -
Address,
TDS W1LBKCT0X PCST,
Republ
rape
NEW AD VEBTZSEMEN1S.
Midland North Caroliia Railway.
' AUJUitkJn4rli QaroliB DWUion.
Time Table. No. I.
In Effect Sunday, July Uih, 1882
Express, Passenger and Hall Train run
on tnisroaaaa iouow:
STATIONS.
PM.
ML
PM.
CENTRAL DiyiS'N
SMrrariED.
Pin Xt1 Atwm
Holts MjU ,
Prmorton...........
211
2 4?
2 Si
2 0
3 17
8 15
9 35
6
7 10
2 43
2 66
3 01
Ooplnd'.
OOLDSBORO
817
8 SO
rail
A A Ji O DIVISION
;- I
QOIjDSBORO
4 30
4 63
1 27
BMVl
463
1 6CH
2 2
La U range....
rallinrCr
5 06
5 831
688
6 14
83
5 08
6 23
643
2 61
KtKSTON
DoW,
3 501
4 Iff
6 14
Gore Or i k.
6 38
60
4 43
Tascaror..
6 60
4 54
5 20
uiark' .
6 58
It:
6 68
7 80
8 02
NEW BERNE.
RlTtrdal-.
8 24
SI
53
7 24,
7 44
Ctmm.tM.-n ,.,
87,
8 7
HTlQCk
Newport
Wildirood
8 24T8 24
8 49
0 60
9 08
8 62
9 00
9 00
7 52
805
8 08
10
Holljwood...
tan Son el Hotel
Atlantic Hotel
UOREHKAO Depot.
9 17
9 1
2rt
24
27
Train 48 connect with North Carolina
irain oonna wen at IrtXJ p. ana wiu
Wilmlnston A Wei don train bouad Soath
at 6:44 and&29p. m. I
Train 47 connect with North Carolina
train from the west, arrlvln at Ooldsboro
vvs p. m., ana witn wumtngion et wwaos
train from the Booth, arrirlng at Gold
boro. 9:50 a. m.
Train 4 connect with Wilmington A
.Weldon train bonnd aniith. arriTlne at
Ooldsboro 6:54 and 8:29 p. m. and -bound
North, leaving Ooldsboro at 9:05 p.n.
-- - l
Train 8 connect with WlLninglon A
Weldon train from the north. arriTing at
Ooldsboro 6:44 p.m. f . i' V
Train 3 and 4 are sneciallv adanted for
local travel, and will carry first and second
eiass coaones. isaggage will oe cnecaea on
these trains. .
J. W. ANDREWS.
Chief Enslneer aad General Manager.
FAST MAIL
AND
PASSENGER ROUTE
TO. THE
NORTH AND EAST via RICHMOND
FREDERICLSBURQ AND PU
T0MAC RAILROADS.!
Knlire trains run through from AVilmlotr-
ton to WashlnKton. via this route without
cnange. i
Leave Wilmington. fWd W RRI
aaiiy ai -o top m ana viwpm sBa 'U 4U
M JLU ... '-' j
Ijeav Richmond at?5 02 am and f8 22
km
Arrive at Washinyton at 9 10 a in and ft 00
p m, ana tw m.
Arrive at Halt! more at fl2 00 a m and f3 00 p
Arrive at Philadelphia at fa 12 p mand f iO
Arrive at iew I or Hfiwpm andr 30 p
u t ou a m.
Sunday excepted. ; " '
Daily.
Pullman Palace Sleeninr can on the 8 5.)
am, trains to ew Tork.and on the 8 40 a
m train to Washington i
UATAIUJK, i
General Ticket Agent.
T I atyer. Gcu'l Sapt . .
novlO ti
"S."'
5T m
' e
9
o
CO
t3C3
G3
a
e
S 0 .
b''','!!.'i
DO
a
0 R
tr1
i-3
it ms7 1 1 tl Hut
U. CETKBLT FIUVS21,
ATTOSCn AT UU,
POIKT CASWCLU K- C
KACnci3 imxhm rvtt a4 nwltal
rwwii
REAL ESTATE.
792 LOTS
ON
1 7TH STREET.
MARKET & MULBERRY
STREETS.
i : - -
Size 30 Feet Front
BY.
80 Feet Deep.
I WILLSSI-ITIIK.
rii I k A v i i I X i at i v
On 17th St., between
Market and Mul
berry Strces in ,
Lots of
;:' t '''-..' 1 .
30 bv 160 Feet.
'" 'f ;- . .' . -
For one-fourth cash,
I - - : '
I - 't: : ' ' , .-
balance in 1, 2 arid
3 i Years' time.
rim l w 1 riif'v-vr-
1 11 V v 1 AJ ft. 14 W il
: .;'-: ! . '
. X: : L ;:
Of this Property; is in
the North-western
part of Wilming
i J; ; ton.
Are high and lovely and the
, p - . ...
fjtct thai tho Citv ciuuiot
I tsa them makes tho
Investment more
desirable.
LOT
part vt tb Otj, also, fvf
avv
r- f
Affij ti rrMi, or j Iett w.
- L'.-' : : '
7. P. CAN AD AY.
Wilxiiixiston. N. C
NEf ADVERTISEMENTS,
OrrtcB Gsitekai. 8upJuirTKHDiLirr
Pswww D a ww a w rVitta a wv
Frkbspbsq, VA June 5, 1SS2.
COMMEHtlNG SUNDAY, KOV, 5 1882.
train on this road will run a follows:
GOING SOUTH. 1
BOSTON AND SAVANNAH FAST MAH
Leave Petersbnre dallv rWaah'n at.
depot) at , - 4.13 P. M
(Stop only at Belfleld.)
Arrive at Weldon at , &S P. If
NEW TORE EXPRESS.
Leave Petersbnre dally (Washing
von su-eei aepeii
1X57 P. M
Arrive at Weldon at
&12F.M
NEW YORK AND JACKSONVILLE
V. MAIL. . . ; . ' ;
Leave Petersham dallv fWaahlnir
ton street .dep )- 11.04 P. M.
Arrive at Weld U8 A. li.
. -FREIGHT4
Leave Petersburg dallv fexceDl Run
day) at. 4.-00 PM.
Arrive at Weldon, fc!2 P. M.
GOING NORTH.
BOSTON AND SAVANNAH FAST MAIL.
Leave Weldon daily at
Arrive at Petersburg at
. 1:30 A. M
... 3:48 A. M
NEW YORK EXPRESS.
Leave Weldon daily at .
. 1.00 A. M
Arrive at Petersburg at.
3.10 P. M
NEW YOKK AND CHARLESTON MAIL.
Leave, Weldon dally at...'.,
Arrive at Petersburg .
4.06 A. M
IJ.M A. M
FREIGHT. !
Leave Weldon daily (except bun
day) at.
10.12 A. M
Arrive at Petersburg at...
HIceptuK cars and first class coaches on
night and day trains.; I ' j
No cliango ot cars between Wilmington
and Washington, t i . '
... i.- 1 - i i
Throuirh tickets sold to all Eastern and
Southern points and -baggage checked
lurougu.. y .... ,-, .-.
I'asseuKers going south will purcbaa
tickets and check Dasgage at Washington
street depot. . ?: ' . i
Passengers going north and stopping at
Petersburg, will claim their baggage at
Washington street depot.
I'reluht trains on this road are' Intended
exclusively for freight, and ao provision Is
made on them for the comfort and conven
ience of passengers. . Persons who travel on
these trains are sneciallv notified that thev
are liable to delays, inconveniences and
risks not Incident to passenger trains.
Agents are ntbl required to open their ol-
flees for the sale of ticket for freight trains
North bound freight train stop all night at
Mt Airy. and all passenger will be dls
charged at that point. , i . i .
K. M. BULLY. Gea'l SnpU
W. P. TAYLOR, tiea'l Ticket AcenU
W .J. BROWN Dispatcher of Train.
nOv 12-tf
Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
, '.: -io- ; - -..
CoapftOji
Orru'K ukneralSufkrintkmdknt,!
Wilmington. N. CM Nov 6, 1862. '
CHANGE Of 8CHJDUUE.
ON and alter Nov 5,'IKC, at 6:10. k in.
PaNsehger Trains on the W4 W, Rail
road will run as follows; i -.
- : ':- I
PAY MAJL AND EXPRESS TRAIN
Dailj No. 47 North and'. 48 South.
Leave Wilmington. Front Street
Depot at . ; 8.40 A M
Arrive at Weldon.,; P M
Leave Weldou.. : , UO P M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot , J. , 9J30 P M
KAHT TU ROUO 11 MAIL AN D P ASS EN
OER TRAINS, Daity-Noa. 43 North
and 40. South.
Leave Wilmington. Front Street
l-pot at . i ;, iti PM
Arrive at Weldon 1: P M
Leave Weldon ., ; scM P M
Arrive at Wllmingu'roalSUet
Depot --.i, , 19.54 PM
Mail and reogcr Tralnn, Di
No. 15 North aod 43 eouth.
locate WllmiBclon.
Arrive at WelJoct
J P.M.
4.m.aM.
Us a.M.
lMt weidnat
Arrive si Wllatsgloa.
Train No WtVwth will ( owly at ttoeky
MimbU Wltaca. Q4.1vu s4 it foil
Tiaia oa Tartvrst btastesi Koa4 !
ijr Mai(y. Kraiag, Msve i
at turn A M aaHl IKM aaily.
Train No. 47 & cVm oostaerUoei at
Mmm tar ail tatala Him Lastly. All
rail vta KitSstasl. a4 Aatly es.f t Ss
tajr vus By Uiasw
Train m - ?- tlaa rk frr4 Vtm4
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CHANGX OF
SCHXDULS
ON AND AFTER June SS, 1SS2, at 1.00 P.
M the following Passenger (schedule
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NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN CDilT)
: Nob. 48 West and 47 East
1
Leave Wilmington ..
Leave Florence.
Arrive t C. C. A. Junction...
Arrive at Colombia............
Leave Colombia... ....... ......
Leave C. C. k A. Junction.......
Leave Florence at ........
ArriTe at Wilmington...........
. 9.60 A M
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. 6.40A.M
.10.00 P. M
, 10 SO P. M
1.50 A. M
. 6JMAM
Night Mail and Passenger train, Daily,
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Leave WUmlnrton.. . . . . ....... .11.10 P. M
Arrive at Florence......;........ 2.45 A. M
Leave Florence.. ,i..j.ia.55 P. M
Arrive at WUmlnrton... $25 P M
'.-. Tralj 18 stops ai nil'sUUoM. -'-,: I j
No. 40 stops only at Flemlngton, White
Telle, Fair RinfT, Marion. . , . j
Passenrers for Colnmbla. ani an nninta'
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ahould take No. 48 Night Express. '
Separate Pullman Klnenura fur f-tiKrii.i.r,
and for Augusta on train 47. ' i
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Allf ralnarnn arilM lulwuti i4l..i..i,..,
and Wilmington. ..:.- j
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A.POP Chjn'l lasscnger Agent.
Carolina Contra! lia
road. Compiuiy. !
OFFICE OK 8UPKRI NTENDKNT il
Wilmiuqtow, N. C.Nov 12, 1SW.J
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ON andarter Nov'rls 182, the following
Rchednle will be ooeraLed am ihii Kill.
road
PAH8KNOER. MAIL AND KXPRKttU
TRAIN: DAILY.
1 Leave WA,mlSton.M..6.u P M
J Arrirt at Charlotte aU.....7.0 A 4
) Leave Charlotte at , p m
No. 1
No. 2
J Arrive at Wilmington at 9.W A M
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Leave Charlotte .w . v.
Arrive at Hhelby , ii J0 p.M
Leave Shelby. -. ,,,;,.., u0 p. M
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