VOL VI.
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2TpT0N,rN., C, MONDAY, JUHE, 1872, ;!
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THE EVENING- POST.
Published crery afternoon except Sunday.
WM. P. CANADAY ... Business Manager
JAMES C. MANN . ...Editor
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County and City Directory.
COUSTY.
Sherill J. W. Schenck, Jr.
Clerk Superior Court J. C. Maun.
Register of Deeds W. J. Bivin.
Coroner E.D. Hewlett.
Treasurer Owen Fennell, J r.
County Examiner A. R. Black.
Standard Keeper Wm. M. Harriss.
Commissioners S. N. Martin, Chairman;
E. M. Shoemaker, A. R. Blick, "John C.
Beyer, James A. Lowery. ;
CITY.
Mayor James Wilson.
Clerk and Treasurer T. C. Survose.
Marshal W. P. Canaday.
Aldermen E. R. Brink, James Wilson,
1. B. Grainger, Owen Burney, D. Ruinley,
Wm. H. Thurber, Joseph E. Sampson,
John Q. Heyer, F. W. Kerchner, R. S. Rad
clilL Capt, o f Police Jchu Fitzgerald.
Captain Night Police Louis Nixon.
FIBE UEPABTMENT.
Chief Engineer?. M. Rice.
Rankin No. 1 J no. L. Boatwright, Fere
man. A, Adrian No. 2 C. Teitjun Foreman.
Cape Fear No. o Jas. rticharrtson, Fore
man. Brooklyn No. I- W. D. Howe, Foreman.
Hook & Ladder No. 1 Roger Moore,
Foreman.
A.S05UC.
Wilminjtou Commandcry No 1 Allied
Martin, E. C. -It
Council No. T. B. Carr, Th : III.-.
Concord Chapter No. tC. M. VanOrs
dell, H. P.".
St. John's Lodge No. 1 U. H. Muusoa,
W. M.
i. o. o. r.
Cape Fear Lodge No. 2 G. M. Altaflar,
N. G.
. Campbell Eneaiupuienl No. 1 'Ueorge P.
Bappler, C. P.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Stone will Lodge No. 1 J. McD. French,
W. C.
Clarendon Lodge No. -J R. S. Radclifl',
W. C.
Germania No. i- W. Behman, W. C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
College Physicians and 8urgeois-J. Fran
cis King, M. D., President.
City Hospital J. E, Wiuauts, M. D. Sur
geon in charge.
Wilmington Typograpl ical Union No.
Wm. M. Hayes, President.
St. George and St. Andrew Society Alex, j
Sprunt, Pres't.
Wilmington Library Association W. L.
Smith, PresU.
Wilmington Literary Association W. L.
Jewett, President.
Eclect c Literary Society--. I. Meares,
President; Chas. D. Russell, Secretary.
Grand Army of the Republic E. M.
Shoemaker, Commander. '
Post No. 3 G. A. R. J. (3. W.' Eagles
Commonder. ,
Wilmington Building Association -W. L.i
Smith, Pres't. I
Mechanics' Building and Loan Associa
tion All red Martin, Pres't.
Cape Fear Building Association George
Chadbourn, President.
Chamber of Commerce Wrui. L. DeRos-
set, Pres't; J. B. Russell, Sec'y.
Philomathean Association Rob't Strange
President.
Friendship Temple of Honor and Tem
perance, No. 1 H E Foster, WCT
ESTABLISHED 182a.
T. W . BROWN,
HirCCESfeJOK TO
BROWN & ANNDERSON,
DEALER IN
Jine Watches, Cloclit?,
Jewelry, Silver Ware,
FANCY GOODS.
SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL, AGiS.
No. 37 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Watehe.
repaired. nov 5
Clocks and Jewelry
'carefully
EUREKA.
Those BeivtiM
JHLVND MADE,
FrenchCali
Skin
STRAP SHOES, and
GERMAN GLOVE,
KID GAITERS,
Can be found, at itAso?f able prices, at
GEO. R. FRENCH & SON,
29 North Front street.
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M kt xjiaxG zcaz, Record,
Place of Ober-
Staie of
Weather.
Augtista, Geo.
Baltimore, ,
Boston,
Buffalo, N. Y..
Chicago,
Galveston,
Clear.
Cicudy.
Foggy. -
Rain.
Clear.
Fair. '
Fair.
Clear.
Key West. Fla,.
Lake City. Fla..!
Montreal, Can J .. IOt
XT., V-i. I Lit
Cloudy.
Cloudy. '
voggj.
Fair. -
Punta Rassa, Pal
vvasmngton, 1
Wilmington,
phrentug
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t Robert 8YTioTir,
.Serg't Signal iservice, U. fci. A.
Post Office Regulations.
Post OrncB, Wimixoton. N C: , )
March 31, 187J. ?f
rromthis dat th "mails wlll cios'ess
follows: -
Northern (morning) mail i.a. r
Northern (tight) mail, $ . i ... .8 p. m t
Southern mail... ..,4 Splm
.,f ; .1 ,BDJ'iR.BBISK, P. M.
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Hours of 'opening ' and closing Reading
Room of Wilmington Library 7 Association':'
Direction
Ther. of Wind.
73 "Calm.
.71-, , E.
62 E.
160. K.
i K.
79 W.
.85 E. .
78 fl. ;
7 E.
i'i'ST. . E.
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Open at Si A. M., close at 1 o'clock P. M.Ut08ton. ef ore nc returns. A pleasant
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LOCAL ITEMS.
J ut received at VauOr.dell's another lot
of those Beautiful Walnut Mouldings.
A perfect rush of visitors to the
rUfforent cnnnrls rtn n act or A a -o . '.' 1
Quite a. refreshing fall of rain yester
day afternoonl which was very accept
able, as it was' much needed.
Wk were pleased to see Mr. A. T. Lon
don in tbe city this morning who has
just returned from -a trip North. 1
i i .i
Several trees were blown down
during the storm of yesterday altercoon,
amoag them one in front of tbe office
of the Post. . . : f
Meeting at the Third Ward Grant
and Wilson Club to-morrow night ajjpl
their rooms on Princess street.
E. f Habtik, Ghm'n.
Arrived. Steamships Tonawauda,
Capt. Wiltbanks, from Philadelphia,
and the LuciUeQaptlRice fcom Bal-;!
iimore, uave uoin arrivea since our iasi
i
issue.
Go to the Gem Saloon and obtain
- :t 1
the best liquors ir tbe city, and cat the
best -that the market affords. Morrill
knows how to keep a saloon.
Things from 1 which Josh
Billings
prays deliverance: From too ineay freDS
From snaix in the grass. From welth
without charity, and from pride with-
out sense.
4?
IIomeo the Great, who died recently,
was worth $50,000 ! When he came to
this country he onljr bad an empty
trunk! Where's Grtjeley Z "Go back
thieves I'' Lets form a new party.f
W. H. Gerken, U. S. Gauger, can
hereafter be found at tbe office of T. M.
District, South side Dock Street be-1
tween Water and Front.! All orders left
there4 will receive prompt attention.
13 y reference to the. advertisement in
this issue, ,it will be seen that Col. Fre
mont, the energetic Engineer and Su
perintendent of the W. C. & R. R. R.,
has established ti rate of return excur
sion tickets, "which is a great induce
ment to travelers on his road.
Thk Republic and Courier suggest
that the ''Carpet Baggers" going to
Morehead for the glorious Fourth, stay
in New Berne over the9 Sabbath and
says thatuample arranemejitr will be
made for attending Chtjrch on Sunday."
We will be too busy to goto New Berne
on that day, but the Church arrange
ment is a wise thought. , We suppose
our New Berne friends are BUCbTchurch
goers that . special arrangements will
have to be made for strangers. t
Tiie Charlotte Obsertet says : ; ; u The
grand jury of Chatham county have
found a true bill against. George VV.
S wepson, the tamous Fjorida r railroad
bond opef&tprj who disposed of $50,000
hrst mortgage bonds of the Georgia and
Pensacola Railroad, to Messrs. Bryan &;
Hunter, of Saraonab;; lUb re4&dpion
of which was afterwards refused. The
trouble now is to find S wepson." That
is the leastotbo trouble. Why there's
Merrimon ana Ran some, and Moore,
and all the rest of, the PemocratiSlaw
yers, who would fly.to hi relief and
away be would E&il aainY' '
! 1 t . :'' . I . 1 - . . - 1 - -.uj ... . ..I. , i- . . i- - I 1
,-The qity .is livlier.
.. Many people attending Courf.
i Serviees in most all tbe churches
yesterday: 1
One murder trial, and one arson
at this term of the Court.
t .'rrThe civil docket is continued
until next Monday. Witnesses will take
notice.
Be ready to greet the Goldonites
tlmevcning. Hope they will have a
good time.
- High gale for a tew moments e
terday. No rain at the sound, but rain
and hail bcrc.
r Joii London, Esq., took the oath
jloHce as an; Attorney in the " Superior
i Court this morning. t.
f W
J)u.,J.-jr.-wo left the, city this
mbrnins lor JVIontreal. He will, however,
make a ttur oi the State3 and Can-
. . ". -t V 'i . t. ' ...
ada- and hear and see the big drum
trip to bimsay. we.
Mayor's Court.
Jojlin Mosely and William Price,
fighting and quarrelling. John Mosely
was lined $5 and half of the cost, and
Wilfiam Price $15 and half of the cost.
A white man whose name we aie
iieqUested not to publish for creating a
tlisturbance was discharged on payment
of costs.
m tm :
We clip the following from tbe Rich
mond Dispatch of the 22nd :
The 100 bags of new wheat (first of
the season) offered on , 'Change Thurs
day by Tyler's Son & Co., was sold by
them yesterday, at $2.50 per bushel, to
the Cape Fear mills, Wilmington, N. C.
The quality was prime, being dry, clean,
and of good weight and color.
Flour from this wheat will be offered
at the Cape Fear mills to-morrow.
superior Court.
Court met this morning at the
Court House at eleven o'clock, Judge
!Daniel L. Russell presiding. The fol
lowing Grand Jury was chosen ah d
f egufarly charged by the J udge : J ames
Brown, .Foreman ; Aaron Sampson, J.
E. Rbbitzscti, E. W. George, Daniel
Hawkins, Albert Foy, Ewd. Robinson,
Wash. Barnhill, Geo. M. Murray, Joseph
Farrow,, jLuke Grant, Ewd. Smith,
Washington Smith, James Garriss, J. R.
Moore, D. H. Armstrong, Humphrey
Foj and James jluthrie.
After the charge, the Court adjourned
until 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
We desire to call the attention pf the
Board of Aldermen to the fact, that on
the 29th of February, tbe former Board
of , Alderman received a communication
from the Board of Fire Underwriters,
in relation to the condition of the large
brick: building on the Southern corner
of Princess and North Water Streets,
known as j the ' Lizarus building,
which communication stated that the
character of tbe business carried on in
this establishment, rendered tbem pecu-
,iar Hable to conflagration. Upon the
reception oi toe report, tue juoaru ap
pointed Messrs. J. C.Bailey and J. I,
Keen to examine the building ; these
gentlemen did so, and submitted a re
port, recommending certain additions to
the building. Mayor Martin sent the rej
port to the City Marshal, with in
structions to notify tbe owners of
the property to immediately comply
with sq ranch of the . report of Messrs.
Bailey & Keen as would insure the
safety of" the building. . We learn that
the Marshal performed his duty, but
the owners of the building have paid
no attention to the order of the Board.
The present Board should examine into
the matter and either compel obedience
to the former order or enforce the
penalty. n '
HlUPBRS Magazine for July is received.
It f fully sustains its reputation. The fol
lowing are its contents : In Search of the
Picturesque, Constance F. Woolson ; OIF
Thunder Bay, Constance F. Woolson ; The
City of Saints, Lymann Abbott ; The Guil
lotine, 8. S. Conant ; The Explorations of
DifCesHola in Cyprus, Hiram Hitchcock;
My Godmother'a Pomander, Francis East
ward ; The Republican Movement in Eu
rope,1 (Second Paper.) Emilo Castelar ; On
the Sands, Zadel Barnes Buddineton; A
Qood Investment. (Concluded.) William
Flagg ; To a Crushed Violet, Mary B.
Dodge ; A Virginia Militia Training of the
Last Generation, E. V. B. Canning ; The
Golden Lydn oflGranpgre, Anthony Trol
lope ; California, (Third Jipcr.) Its Pro
dud! andTroduetiveness. Information for
Farmers; Charles Nordhoff ; Akeratos,
Thomas .Dunn English ; Old Kensington,
Miss Thackeray ; Mazzini, Moncure D.
Conway ;n Editors; Easy Chair, Literary
KecOrd, Scientific Record, Historical Rec
ord and Drawer! , .
11 The magazine contains 43 illustrations and
two maps.
Raleigh has a three, legged dog.
Raleigh . has a four legged chicken,
said cWcken having lour wingsi?
Ruthebfobo county is bragging on
its fine wheat crop now being harvested.
Awful dull at Abbottsburg not a
man killed or a hand sawed off for a
week.- v ' 'v
Mies Patterson, who delighted our
citizens recently, is to give a series of
her readings in New Berne this week. -:
The Moravian Female Academy at
Salem had an attendance o22o young
ladies during last schbiastic term, repi
resentimpi dozen States. l
Raleigh hasa pTgarmanuTsctory and
is bragging tbrfoi' iTington b6?
came WUe on tbit Vubject some time
.ago. , '.,,-. :i-
,...49: .t':mi- i.
J udge Dick, J late of the Supreme
Court Bench has qualified as Judge of
the new U. S. District Court lor Western
North Carolina. V; n
There will be another pon penning
on the banks near Beaufort on the' 17th
and 18th of July, when there will be an
opportunity, to all who wish them, lo
secure a supply of the little baatie8.nn
The Charlotte Observer telbrBw the
Raleigh Sentinel people benfiiipjerl
menting in bee culture and' receiving, a
stinging rebuke tor their temerity, have
abandoned the business on account of
bunged eyes and swolen faces. Bee care
ful, ye!
m 9 mm ..
Hon. Henry T. Blow will preside at
the Grant and WUson ratificAtido meet
ing in St. Louis, to-morrow nigbt.
LATEST BY ' TELEGRAPH.
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From New York.
hi
"Ew"'XoBKl:Jarie2l."7
The new German Catholic Church, of St.
John the Baptist, .was dedicated torday by
Archbishop McCldskcy, assisted by Bishop
Ignatias Pcrsell, of Savannah, and 'Bishop
McQuaid, of Rochester, n Several Catholic
societies joined to the ccmoUes.
A morning paper says, klnce: the beginning
Of the strike, cight weeks ago, 95,000 men
ing eight hottrp; SJ.000 aretlll unemployed,
und 10,000 resumed work on the old sy stcuil
Olmstead declines the candidature of Vice
President tendered him - by the supplemen
tal oth avenue conference. ? 1 .
From Illinois.
Chicago, J une 21.
The National Division Sons of Temper
ance have adopted a resolution remitting
th question of admitting colored people to
Grand Divisions. The object ' is tb review
and controll at the next annual session. II.
8. Bell of LOuisianj, was elected M. W. C.
1
From Connecticut,
New Haven, J iint-21.
There was a labor meeting on the Com
mons last night. About three thousand per
sons were present. There was little enthu
siasm, except on the part of the speakers.
From Connecticut.
1 New Lo!ii&k, June 2-1. . ,
The steam lighter Wallace exploded, tivd
lersons were killed, one fatally scalded and
five badly scalded.
From Rhode Island.
Providence, June 2i.
Stillwell's woolen mill, at Smithfield, has
been burned. Loss ?3o0,000.
BY CABLE.
Madrid, June 21.
The affair of Dr. Ilouard has at last been
omcially arranged by Minister Sickles and
Senior Mantos, minister of iforeigu' affairsi
The American government waives the luesf
tion of the claim of Dr. Houard to American,
citizenship and places its action, upon the
ground of friendly intercession' in Dr. H's
behalf for amnesty to be granted by the
Spanish government. Dr. xlouards release,
has been ordered.
New York Markets .
New York, June 21.
Stocks firm. Gold steady at 1133 4- 4 Money
easy at 4 per cent. Exchange long 109,
short 1104- Government bonds heavy and
State bonds firm and dull.
Cotton quiet and steady, , sales oil bales
Uplands 26 cents; Orleans 2614 cents. Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
steady. Corn quiet and steady. Pork
qull mess S13 25. Lard dull steam 9
9 7-16 cents. Spirits Turpentine quiet and
steady at 55-56 cents. Kosin dull 'at
C3 20 for strained. Freights quiet . ! s
Foreign Markets
LoxDoy, June 21 Xwti
Consols 02j.j; Bonds 91. x
Fbasktort, June il Nuon. ,
Jknds W t'. j
Parih, June 24 Noon .l
Rentes i francs and 20 centimes.
- Livkbpool, June 24 Noon. ,
Cotton opened heavy, .Uplands 11J4 ; Or-,
leans llju& ll
LATEU, M r '
Cotton heavy. Uplands IIJ4 ; Orleans 11 J4
sales of 8,000 bales to speculators and ex
porters 2,000 bales.
RICE In Chester ' Vermontl June 21at.
-EDWARD P. only son of Perry M. and
Amanda 8.? Rice of this city, aged U years.
Clap-Tkap asd Cakt. Invalid reader, I
tfwi are unwise enough to put yourself out
side of any of the mock tonics guaranteed
to contain ?no diffusive stimulant,'' you will
inevitably come to grief. Ask your physi
cian if any liquid preparation, destitute of
stimulating properties, is worthy of the
name of tonic. He will tell you no. Shun
all such nauseous" catchpennies. Planta
tion BrrrEKS, the most wholesome luvigjo
rant in the world, owes the rapidity with
which it relieves the disordered stomach and
the shattered nerves to the diffusive agent
which, convey Its medicinal ingredients to
the seat of the coinplainit. That agent is the
spirit of tiie sugarcane, the most nutritious
and aggreable of all the varieties of alcohol.
The medicinal ingredients of thf bitters
vfiujiblejBS they jarje, would be comatlvety
iseiessithouh 6' distributive basisTThey
would 'lennenti ari lour. Beware, as you
hope for health, f the , horrible compounds
of refuse drugs in t a state, of fermentation
which humbugs "are eudeavori ng to foist
upon the public as medicines.
, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
wilt not raise the, dead, but it. wiU .benefit
and cure the living. For all Severe Coughs,
Throat and Bronchial diseases it has never
been equalled.
C OMMERCIAL.
;WlIiMIA'GTON MARKET.
MONDAY, June 211.30 P. M.
CrjrjE Turpkntikb -Market steady and
prices unchanged. Sales, of 3S4 bbls at $1
for, virgin, $3 75 for yellowdip, and $2 50
for hard, per 280 lbs.
Spirits Turpentine Market auiet but
steady. Sales of 14 casks at 48 cents per
gallon for Southern packages.
Rosin Sales ol 1,637 bbls at $3 25 for
strained, f3 25, $3 50 a fS 73 for No. 1, H
for Pale, and SA 60 for extra Pale.
Tar Receipts to-day are about 109 bbls.,
but no price fixed supposed to be at $3 05
perbbl. .".
Cotton-mall sales at 24 cents per lb;
MARINE.
AKK1YED.
"J22-Schr Lucy Wright, Elzy " from New
Yorkj to Williams j & Murchison.
iio Steamer Juniper, Smith, from Far
etteville, to Worth & Worth.
Steamer Wave, Skinner, from Fayette
ville, to Williams db Murchison.
Steamer Cumberland, Phillips, from Fay
etteville, to L H DcRosset. - ,
Steamship Tonawanda, Wiltbanks, from
11I1.. J lkf TXT 11-
f more. by a' D Cazaux.
CLEARED.
22 Brig Izola, Snowman, lor Salem,
Mass, by GO Barker & Co, 1
' Schr Kate E Rich, Walford, fort Boston,
by G G Barker & Co. I
Schr Luola Murchison, Jones, lor New
York,, by Williams & Murchison.
24-dStearaer Juniper, Smith, for Fayctte
ville, by Worth & Worth.
Steamer Wave, Skinner, for Fayette
ville, by Williams & Murchison. ;
RECEIPTS.
PER RIER STEAMERS, &c.
Steamer Wave 131 bbls spts turpt, 229
do rosin, to Williams & Murchison.
. Steamer Cumberland 28 bbls spts turpt,
to L H DeRossct, Smith & Strauss.
Steamer Juniper 17 bbls spts turpt, 11
do crude turpi, 241 do rosin, to Worth fc
Worth A Alderman, H B Eilers. t
wm
EXPORTS.
COASTWISE.
New York Steamship j Regulator 813
bbls spirits turpt, 387 do crude turpt, 1,548
do rosin, 100 do tar, 80 do soap stone, 84
bales cotton, 840 bush pea nuts, 28 pkgs
mdze.
Salem, Mass Brig Isola 1,601 bis rosin.
Boston Schr Kate R Rich 72 bis spirits
turpt, 25 do crude turpt, 2,486 do rosin, 70
do tar, 10U do pitch.
New York Schr Luela Murchison 545
bbls spirits turpt, 2,435 do rosin, 125 bales
cotton, 50 bbls glue.
FOREIGN. ) 1
List cl Vessels in the Port of Wil
mington, N. C, June 21, 1872.
STEAMSHIPS 1
Tonawanda, Wiltbanks, ldg. Phil,
Worth fc Worth.
Lucille, Price, ldg. Bait, A D Cazaux.
BARQUES
Swedish Phoenix, Stromberg;, ldg Europe,
Williams & Murchison
(Br) Dr C Tupper, Chamber ldg Europe,
Williams & Murchison
Qer Shanghai, II auschultz, rp&
. Willard Bros
Ger Frederick Scalla, Waack, ldg Europe,
? i Willard Bros
Nor Eldorado, Thomassen, dis.
Williams & Murchison
.BRIGS
Nar Noraeu, Matteson, dis, yiTlllard Bros
' ' 1 Lt CHOONER8
Ida Richardson, Bedell, dis, Willard Bros
Ann & Susan, Po tiger, ldg Martinique,
Northrop & Gumming
Jessie S ClarkClark, dia, F W Kerchnpr
John A Griffin, hosier, ldg PhU,
Harriss & Howell
Henrietta, Leavitt, ldpr - f
J H Chadbourn & Co
Lucy Wright, Elzey, dis,
i Williams & Murchison
List of Vessels SaDed lor this Port.
Megdelena, Bcjnsgard, eld March 21
i r GUERNSEY.
Homely. Le D.iD, eld April 3
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr J udg Hopkins, Baker; r eld May 22
BOSTON. , ' rj
Ger Barque Wega, BranshoJT, eld June 1
GeriBque Mueca.'Giese.1 dd June 4
r - ,. NEW. YORK.
Schracy ! Wnkhtr, Elsey, ' c!d J"une 12
? . aJ - , Tr. H NEWPORT. ! - i
Br Barque Fair & Easy, Taylor, eld May 21
;ui:cel1aneoijs;
A. ADRIAN. II.VOLLERS.
ADRIAN & V0LLERS.
Groceries anil Liquors,
Importers of Oerman and Havana Cigar,
i- ' ''j and ' : ' 1
Coiiimifclsioii Mercliaii t
Sortn-l-Usf CoRKKa Dock and Fkon 1
- . streets.
WILMINGTON, N. t . 4
nfVSSSi?SSTi8t and V-t as. u na n(,
01 uroceries and Llquor.s in tiio v 1 ..- 1.
will find It to tbelrTter t?t 5l S us u'iT
before buying elsewhere. w "f -
may u-tu
J. W. SCHENCK, Jr., & CO., ,
General Commission Merchants &
.Commercial Agents.
CORNER DOCK & WATER STREET,
tit.
WILL VERQMPT AND PKliSONAL
attention to the sale or shipment of Cotton
and Naval Stores, Juniper Staves and all
kinds of Country producb, &c &c.
Orders for sale of Producelor purcha.se oi
Goods, will be promptly attended to; and to
the best advantage to our customers.
We are also receiving large consignments
of all grades of Liquors which wc arc pre
pared to sell at; wholesale, at the lowest cash
prices. . "
dec ' ltfMt
J. S. WILxTlAMS,
DEALER IN . v
Fancy and Staple Dry Gi-obtU.
Carpete, 2NlHttiniH,i 6cv.
''-''
ol NOKTIl F-KOMT SllitKl .
Wilmington, N. C.
cor.inissiorj merchant,
AND DEALER IN 1
Groceries, Provisions, , Dry Goods
ClQtMB.j'k'k,
No. Jiriand 24 North Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Consignments and Cash Orders Solicited.'
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N. MOON.
lission Merchant,
Limn
.... AND DEALER IN
FLOUlt, GRAIN.
MILL FEED,
AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Ooi Oamdeii &Pilca Sis
Baltimore, Md.
Orders from North Carolina Solicited,
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PARKER & TAYliOR
successors to I
A. II. NEFF.
ilanufacturers'and dealers in
HO UtiB FUHNlbHINQ G G OD,S,
Guns,. SStove3, Lanterns, Kerosene. Oil Tin
j and Bheet Iron Ware. '
Roofing done at short notice.
Agents for Fairbank's Scale.?.
No. 19 Front Street,
WILMINGTON, N . C.
nov 19 . - 'i J-ly
New Store ! Old Goods !
GREENEWALD & CO.
J
32 NORTH WATER 'STREET,
Next door to Willalrd Bro's
WHOLESALE! DEAL Eli 3 IN:
LIQUORS, WINES, ,
BRANDIES, WHISKIES j
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and all kinds of Fancy Liquors, which wej
will ofl'er to the trade on the most reasonable!
terms, as we are receiving large consign
ments of the best goods In the country.
4SPlease call before making your purchases,
jan 14, isti-tr
W. U. 3D ATtT,
' ssrWtrwrr vnnirm enn
WILMINGTON, N. O
PI Emu er, Steam and Gas .Fitter
and dealer in
Vronght and Galvanized Iron Pipes,
Brass Cocks, Valves, Ga? Fixture,
and all descriptions of
FITTINGS FOR STEAM, WATER
AND GAS. I l
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Iirticulai- attcutioh paid to fitting up of
COTTON MILLS,
; with Steam, Gas and Water.
nov 12
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G. R. MAYER,
BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY
Market Stveei, -r
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFIIC-
.TIONEUY, I
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FKUlTo. . s
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Weddings and parties supplied at? short
notice, with all the delicacies of the season
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