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County ana City Directory.
COUNTY.
Sberifl-.J. W. Schenck, Jr.
. Clerk Superior Court J. C. Maun.
Register of Deeds W. J. BivinsV
Coroner E. D. Hewlett.
Treasurer Owen Fenn
County Exajaiuer A. R. Black.
fitandardrXeeper Wm. M. Harriss.
Commissioners S. N. Martin, Chairman;
E. M. Shoemaker, A. Ii. Black, John C.
Heyer, James A. Lowery.
CITY.
Mayor James Wilson.
Clerk and Treasurer T. C. Servose.
Marshal V. P. Canaday.
Aldermen E. R. Brink, James Wilson,
1. B. Grainger, Owen Burney, D. Rumley,
Wm. H. Thurber Joseph E. Sampson,
John C. Heyer, F. W. Korchner, R. S. Rad
clitl. Capt. of Police John Fitzgerald.
Captain Night Police Louis Nixon.
FIltB DEl'ARTHENT.
Chief Engineer P. M. Rice.
Kaukiu No. 1 dno. L. Boatwright, Fore
man. A, Adriau No. 'i C. Teitjeu, Foreman.
Capc,Fer No. J&. Kiehardson, Fore
man. Brooklyn No. 4 -W. D. Howe, Foreman.
Hook Aj.Laddyr .No. 1 Roger Moore,
Foreman.
MASONIC.
Wilmington Commandcry No. 1 Allied
Martin, E. C.
Council No. T. B. Carr, TU 111.-.
Concord Chapter No. I C. M. YanOrs
dell, H.;. P.v
St, John's Lodge No. l'U. H. Muusou,
V. Al. ,
I. O. U. i".
Cape Fear Lodge No. 2 C. M. Altattar,
N.G.
Campbell Encampment No. 1 George P.
Bappler, C. P,
KNIGHTS Of Pl'THlAS.
. Stoucwill Lodge No. 1 J. McD. French,
W. C.
Clarendon Lodge No. J R. S. Radcliff,
W. C.
Germauia No. 4- W. Behman, W. C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
College Physicians and Surgeous-J. Frau
eio King, M. L., President.
City Hospital J. E. Wiuants, M. D. Sur
I geou in charge. ' r ;
Wilmington Typograpl ical Union No. 8.
Wm. M. Hayes, President.
St. George and St. Andrew Society Alex.
6prunt, Pres't.
Wilmingten Library Association W. L.
Smith, Pres't.
Wilmington Literary Association W. L.
Jewett, President.
Ec-lect c Literary Society J. I. Mearee,
President ; Chas. D. Russell, Secretary.
Grand Army of the Republic E. M.
Shoemaker, Commander.
Poet No. 3 0. a. R. J. S. W. Eagk's
Comm'ouder.
Wilmington Buildiog Association -W. L.
Smith, PreaU.
Mechanics' Building and Loan' Associa
tion Alfred Martin, Pres't.
Cape Fear Building Association George
Chadbourn, President.
Chamber of Commerce Wm. L. DeRos-
set, Pres't ; J. B. Russell, Sec'y.
Philomathean Association Rob't Strange
President.
Friendship Temple of Honor aud Tem
perance, bo. 1 H E Foster, W C T
ESTABLISHED lsa.
W . H R C) W 1ST
SUCCKSSOll TO
BBJWN & ANNDERS0N,
. DEALER IX
, f Fine Watclie, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silver Ware,
; h'jLisrcr goods.
4 -I'EO-.rACLIS TO SUIT ALL AGES.
TvTo. 37 jVIui'ket Street,
C WILMINGTON, N. C.
H Mtehe-, Clock-s and Jewelry carel'ullv
i fpaiied. J
nov 5 U-tf
-E U R.EKA.
Hk$WW-. ...
Yi tdoso fieanufiil
yJ HAND 3IADE.
Frenclll'alf Skill (
'V, and
I STRAP SHOES
I GERMAN GLOVE,
I" s
KID GAITERS,
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Can i,e luund, at keawxabie prices, at
I 4 GEO. R. FRENCH & SON,
i ioll 29 North Front street.
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DAILY BUXfliETrN"!
Ikteokological, Recokd.
Af :J ' J mi 7,2:32 'Ai uf., 1872.
Place i)f Obser
iroction
of Wind.
vation.
State of
Weather,
Their.
Augusta, ioo.
Baltimore,' -Boston,
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Buffalo, X. Yv .
Chicago, '
Galveston,
Key West, Fla,.
Lake Citar.tFla.,
Montreal, Can;,
New York,
Portlaml, Me ' '
Punta Itassa, Fa
Washington,
Wilmingt.ou,
75
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65
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76
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near.
Cloudy.
Cloudy.
Cloudy.
Clear.
Cloudy.
ROBBRHHEYfiOTH,'
-Serg t .Signal Wervjce, U. . A.
rost Office Regulations.
Post Oracs, Wilminoton. N. C.J
March 31, 1872. )
From this date the mails will ciose as
follows:; j '. " : r ,
Northern (morning) mail... .'5a. m.
Northern (night) mail 8 p. m
Southern mail........ t 8p, m
Ed. R. Bkink, P. M.
Hours of opening and1 closing Reading
Room of Wilmington Library Association :
Open at 8i A. M., close at 1 o'clock P. M.
3i P. M., " 7 " P. M.
S P. AI., " 10 p. M.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
J ust received at VanOrsdell's another lot
of those Beautiful Walnut Mouldings.
Ail.sorts ot blanks printed and for sale by
3. G. Hall. Oflice on Princess st. tf
Two tersons sent to City Hospital
this morning., t : : .
Germania Lodge K. of P. elect their
officers this evening.
The Grand Jury in a body visited the
public buildings this morning.
Mayor's Court.
Only one case before this tribunal
this morning, which was dismissed.
The city autborities are placing flag
stories oyer the- principal crossings on
Front street.
The store, No. lo Market street, was
rented at auction this morning, by Cron
ly fc Monia, Auctioneers, for $1,305.
' fm
Ocr Cumberland friends are wide
awake and doing noble service. The
gallant young orator, Guthrie, is deal
ing seme telling blows.
We have received cheering news
from the Sixth Congressional District.
It will be a grand success Stor our noble
DocKKJtV to overcome that tremendous
ku klux majority." ; -
Accident. A freight ;traiu on the
W. & W. Railroad ran off the track a
short distauce lromtlic depot yesterday,
which prevented' '-the inward' bound
pa-ssenger trainl from- runniDg Into the
depot. Nobody hurt.
At a nmetibi; of 'the delegates to the
Republican convention iron! the various
Wards in the city, held last evening,
Geo. L. Mabson, E, R. Brink and Jos.
C. Hill were elected as delegates to rep
resent the township ol Wiimington in
said convention.
At a meeting of Clarendon Lodge No.
2 K. of P., held last t veuing, Mr. Jno.
London was elected W. C. and John
Dudley, Esq., V. C. These officers, to
gether with the G. I. S. and L. S., who
I will be appointed by the newly elected
at time, will be installed on
j
next Wednesday evening.
OakdaiIe Csmetery. In our col
umns to-day will be , found an adver-
j tisement oi tins company, relative, to
j breaking or removing any tree, shrub
ior plant. It has become such a nuis-
j ance to parties owning lots having their
plants injured, that the company have
determined to enforce the law fully
against all offenders.
Superior Court.
Nep Smitii and Abeam Wright,
Larceny pica guilty,' !
Samuel Bell, Larceny Plea guilty.
Esau Brown, Larceny Verdict
guilty.
.Henry Neal and Geo Baty. As ¬
sault and Battery. Verdict Neal
guilty and Baty not guilty.
The Jury in'the case of David Mar
8HAL (on nnappeal from Justice Cor-
bett) for failure to work ou the, road.
were Icckcdupiilliiigbtnd failing to
agree, were discharged this morning.
t T" 1 o P.nut
at 9 o'clock. ,n
That f lare "
and "enthusiastic"
Greeley meeting vide Tribune) in War
wick, Orange county, closed up with
cueers ior urant and Wilson.
the Towcsrtxterir u
1.
Gold 113
Yariagated day.
- Theair it maty'tiinG. i )s
Rail road cars rapidly rush through
Judges maynook cool and com
fortable, but they would rather be catch7
mg sou shells.
A hetreogenous mass of sweltering
UUU1BU"J 'ae crowa oi attendants at
the court house. , ,
Lieut E. Biosdi has returned from
among the Yankees and gontohis reg-i
ularbiz' on the Sbward. ,4
IS
The Skward again showeth its
cheerful figure-head. Ye ofiicers gaW
liently glide about the streets. - -
-The stratghtest man mentioneian"
the Bible was J oseph-he was so straight
thatPharao wanted to make a Ruler of
" v r
The comic little horsefly trips the
light fantastic toe up and down the
Dackbone ot sensitive horses, and nets
are m great demand among equines.
llenry Ward Beecher, endorsed bv
all who have out-door business to at -
a -j tt r .
tend to. Said H. W. B. having spoken
ot the weather as being dd hot.1
.
Witnesses in court want God to
strike them dead as He did Mr. and
Mrs Annanias of old, if they speak not
h:
" vna wul
silence. - y
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Dr. H. E. Brown is in the city from
vvasmngton. gettmg up the statisticsof
diseases in this city for the past twenty
vcaia, iu oruer 10 estaniisti a. hPtfor
quarantine system.
Advice, Some of .our merchants
haye been ih the habit of purchasing
witness tickets of impecunious witnesses
ana nave oiten been severely bitten,
We earnestly advise all speculators, to
be very cautious how they purchase, for
paid bv the 'o.m.ntV.win u.,t
rate, The 6.erk 'cT
always be happy to afford any informa
tion in his power, in relation to tickets.
"Train Lique." We have received
several copies of this paper, published
m 1871, together with circulars and
caras ana profane political poetry in
abundance The Zigue" wants sub-
scribcrswho advocate George Francis
a ram ior tue residency. We fear his
cuiiui trm isii io reauze a. large pronp
from this vicinity. The people' are not
yet tired of Grant. George Francis
is about the most dangerous Train on
which a man could embark at this time.
Republicans do not forget that the
nominating Convention will be held at
Rocky Point on Saturday, the 29th of
the present month. Be sure to have
every township and ward represented.
Come prepared to make wise; selections
of candidates to fill the various offices
to be voted for on the first Thursday in
August. Be up and doing, and success
is sure. All things are favorable for a
grand Republican victory in August, if
we but do otir duty.
Youno Men's Christian Associa
tion. The Young Jlen's Christian As
sociation of Wilmington, NVC., hope,
through the liberality oi our citizens,
to be able to enter their new rooms, on
Princess street, on the first of September,
with a good library, and will call on
the public through their General Busi
ness Agent, Mr. W. R. Kenan, for con-:
trioutions lor this purpese,
The organization and objects of the
Association are known to our citizens,
as well as the successful operation of
similar societies elsewhere ; and we
trust they , will not lose this opportunity '
of contributing liberally to a cause
which so liberally commends itself to
all good men.
B. B. HALL, Ch'mn.
J. W. HLNSON,
F.G.ROBINSON,
R. W. HICKS,
Finance Committee.
We heartily commend the object
above and hope it will receive liberal
aid.
Signed J. C. Hiden, Pastor . First
Baptist Church ; A. F. Dickson, Pastor
First Presbyterian Churoh ; G. D.
Bernheim, Pastor St. Paul's Evangelical
Lutheran Church ; A. A. s Boshamer,
Pastor Fifth Street M. Js. Church ;
H. B. Burr, Chaplain Seamen's Aid So
ciety. - "'"
STATE 1 ITEMS.
7
Plkntt of green corn and other git'
tien u iirR&leigti. hUi
4hape of i'! horned frog?J brotfgbt from
Texas. '
01 I ili
SububbaK cities do 1 bigtrade in the
. ,'
b'ackberry line this year, and opposition
runs high.
. School examinations and closing ex.
erciBes are.tne order, of the day through-
out the State.
THSWeldon tfacs ,. complains of an
excess of ratsi T flies andsuch like cutset
m that sweet town. ,
- - .. 4 - -e. ' , U r
- A lump of gold, weighing? hall a
pounB, is said to haye been recently
foundin Union cpuntjj M ;, ; i"t, -
r lT ia expecdthatthemBOtftneWn
C. & a a R. will be xubnibgWide-
boro by the middle of July.
Small P6r and the' fever for vacci-
natinir have madST aimnH.nn-
pearance in Warren county. '
, Hard luckVhnt fmn,i0 1,
an iron m!n! 5 S. Z T2
preparations are bein? mftrt tn wn. f
, Tvh..t T
l hey have whip snakes in Roc kin in
hflm ntw -Jl'hl'JuZ?
' TMT""1
i ", r.'",vv, iuu oi wagon
whips.
JnnnW T.n
l!
.theproceedlngs to take possess
ot thei W. C. & R. R. R 1
. ' ,... 1
RlDGEWAT N;5.. ift ahinnincr noH
ea in large 4)Sw0iBsitbiistractwe;ihiit
drying establishments, extending nuree
ries and going ahead fcenlrally.
i n , n .
wUbU IV 1 c luli
sition on the Governor of Virginia ior
the eliverbf XeisJordan, charged
Wlta crime int.QranTiile county,
Thje Matta2oyr tells of swine
in its little town who get drunk and
make, hemselves ridiculous.; He says
Ihey are oadruped!AliimaIstnitblpeds.
. T"E Rlle,h complains of
"T. TWfe?"
and the Obser ce a iujts pharlotte against
the wdrlcTfor that kind of music. Wil
mingtonlis some in that Hoe. ' She is.
Swamp Angels in Lumberton. The
beautiful face of the Aueel Queen was
lately seen in the office of the Sheriff
and Clerk of Robeson county, asking
pecuniary assistance for several orphan
H. B. L.'s of hers. Look out lor vour
laurels, Agostini I
LATEST BY TELEG-RAPH:
From .Massachusetts.
Swung i-iejld, June n.
The Democratic Convention instructed
Delegates to Baltimore to. vote ana unit for
Greeley and Brown. The Consultation Com
mittee from the Liberal Convention was re
ceived rapturously and had scats on the
platform. The Liberal Convention had
every county in the State represented The
Joint Cbinmlttec agreed upon Kaoraeu, for
Governor, and Charles Black, for Lieut. Gov
ernor and a mil State ticket was composed
as follows : Liberals Governor, Secretary
and State Attorney, General. Democrats
Lieutenant Governor; Auditor, Treasurer,
Clerks and the Supreme Court.
The Liberal Convention then .-marched in
with the Democratic Convention, amid the
wildest enthusiasm, where Palmer presided.
The-Liberal Convention heartily endorsed
the nomination of the Joint Committee,
and joinetl hands with the Democrats in
support of Gov. Allen, President of the Dem
ocratic Convention. Gov. Allen, said he de
sired to meet the advances of the Chairman
of the Liberal Republican Convention in
the spirit in which they were' iuade, and like
Paul, forgetting the things that are behind,
and strike hands with him in the common
cause. As the Chairman of the two Con
ventions advanced and clasped hands;
another acone of wild excitement ensued,
the delegates cheering frantically for several
minutes. The selection of the electoral
ticket, was referred to the Central Commit
tee Conventions and adjourned.
If torn. Mississippi.
Jacksox, June J7.
The Conservative Democratic Convention
is largely attended Many of the' best men
of the State art present Judge Watson,
of Holly Springs, presided. : List of Vice
Presidents included two colored men. Res
olutions instruct delegates to vote as a unit
lor Greeley and Brown, but pledge the Con
vention to abide according to the decision
at Baltimore.
From Maryland
Bai.tim(kk, June J7.
The leading democrats lafe expressed a
desire toconcede the Supreme Judge or Sec
retary, of State, but the commit tee decided
against any position or State ticket.
Ullrftan & Cos distillery has been bhrnedf.
Loss, 6,XX.
From Ohio,
;CLEvm.Axi, June 27.
The Liberal State eommittec have had an
other meeting. Only one district unrepresented.
: ii u hut : vcNisTirdJuut2li
t ,Xh coufecUoner silver .wprkers harness
makers, tin and sheet irp Workers, artfpre
paring for a striKe. -
CbdtriU fo Vuikling thlrtyttx locomo
lives j hav been eancelled, , owinj: tothe
strike at Patterson. ,
" New Yorli1 Markets . ; !
Stocks dulli,i Gold quiet atTU3J&i:Mhfcey
easy at A per .-genu ; Echanerlon- igq?,
short llOj. Stiite bonds quiet and'flrm. 4 i
" ttou dull- sales' 65. bales tfpiands -Z&X
cents; Orieanj3Jaifeentsv'!Fronill uand
unchanged. 4 Wh,eat a shade firmer, .,COp
Pork steady mess 13 25$& -30i- Xard duI.
Spirits ' Turpentln! doll ' at 5352J , cents!
Rosin heavy at S 10 for ' strained. Freights
steady. r . ,JJ
Foreign Markets.
Loxi)6v June 2t Noon -
-f Consols 82i; Bonds: 9ir ;
: Fraxktort, J une 27 Noon.
4 Bonds" 96. . ; r-.
" abis, Jme 27 Nooii
. Rentes wirancs and 92 centimes; '
i . Li-ekpool,, June 27 Noonl f
Cotton opened firm. Uplands HVi; Ort
leans 11. " u
- ! laterI 1 ' :
Cotton Arm. Sales of 15,000 bales to specu
lators and exporters 4,000 bales. f l ,
COMMERClAIi. 5
WILMINGTON MARKET.
THURSDAY, June 27 l.Sd'p. M'
CRurJ1 Turpentine Has -declfnediH
price, and we quote sales of 534 bbls at $3
75 for virgin, 13 50 for yellow dip, ; arid $250
(or hard, per 280 lbs. , . . , .
bpibits ltmPENTiNEllie market la rath-
w uubCLiieu, ana some saies nave taken
place at a decline, though factors generally
are holding for highest figure. " The sales
are 260 casks at 45 cents" land 100 do. at 40
cents per gallon for Southern packages.
RosiN-i'-Sales of 1,012 bbfe at $2 25 for.
strained, $2 35 for No. 2, $2'0 a 3 75 for
extra No. 2, $3 50 for No. 1 ii35 for Pale,
ana - oo, 49 a tor.jxtra fale.
Tar About 156 bbls, received and sold at
$o 05 perbbl. o; ,k
Cotton No sales reported.
M
MARTTTEi
- v tit i i us
2 Steamer Juniper, Smltli, from Fay
etteville, to Worth & TVorth. "
c.Steaaief Wavei 8kinner, from Fayette
ville, to Williams & Murchison. j ,
Steamer North East' Potter, from South
Washington, to L H DaRoeseV ' ' ' ; -
CLEARED. u
?,7"?tmefrlI,iEer' Smith, forFayette
ville, by Worth & Worth. '
k S,?w Wavei Skinner, for Fayetteville,
by Wllhams & Murchison. . , f?
RECEIPTS. :
PEK RIVER STEAMERS. Arc.
Steamer Juniper 32 bbls , spts tnnts, 20
do crude turpt, 259 rosin, to Worth &
Worth, Willard Bros, A Alderman, TO
Love fc CoJT W Player. . , f,.;, s. i? ,
Steamer Wave-ofobls ipta1 impta So
crude tnrnt. 318 do .rosin, -in wnn
Murchison.
ateamer North East -7 bbls crude turpt.
70 do rosin. 3.100 staTcs. tn TCworH.
ziaii, o m nenaereon, w Wilson. -
TI II Y -. -' MU w
EXPORTS.
COASTWISE..
PiiLLADBLPni a Steamshl n Tnw. n ,i
t57 bbls rosin, 348 do sots tunL fi.1 tin far
47 bales cotton. 1.236 bnshel
F!dse'. 5bag3 Woolj 10 tons old iron,
67,84.9 feet lumber. - .
Iiist ol Vessels in the Port of Wil.
mington, N. C, June 2T, 1872;
BARQUES.
Swedish Phoenix, Strombersr. ldor Eurotc.
. Williams & Murchfaon
(Br) Dr C Tupper, Chambers, ldg Europe.
v, o, , Williams & Murchison
Ger Shanghai, Hauschultz, rpg. i
n V . , a ' Willard Bros
Gcr Frederick Scalla, Waack, Idg Europe, j
m .j., , . ! Willard Broj
Nor Eldorado, Thomassen, dis,
Williams & Murchison
brigs
Nat Norneu, Matteson, Idg Europe,
Willard Bros
SCHOONERS
Aim S: Susan, Podger, ldg Martinique,
x . . Northrop & Cumming
Jessie S Clark, Clark, dis, F W Kerchner
John A Griffin, Foster, ldg Phil, -v .
TT I . t4. T . . Harries & Howell
Henrietta, Lcavitt, ldg ' ,
; 5 '' J H Chad bourii fc Co
Lucv Wrisrbt. Elzev. ldar New Ynrir
uuuoa ou innrcm3on
tist or Vessels Sailed for this Port
CUXHAVEN.-
Aiagaeiena, Bamgard, , ; 5 1 , . eld March 21 A
r , GUERNSEY .
Homely, Le Diin, , . i( cid prij 3
PHILADELPHIA. ' T
Schr Judge Hopkins, r Baker; 1 eld May 22
Ger Brig Leopoldlne, Haealoof, '
r ; , i cld June 21
BOSTON.
Ger Barque Weira, IJraiMbon- ; rid intiA 1
j Ger Bque Musca, Giese. i , eld June 4
I Ger Brig Juno, Suerken; i " cld'June 2f
Brig Nellie Mitcliel, Cody, " & a eld June 21
L new.yorTk.
I Schr Ben, Davis. ?- ' " cId June 20
NEWPORT. i u.
Br Barque Fair& Easy, Taylor, eld May 21
NEWCASTLE. .
Vearge, Norgaard, eld May 8
Swedish Barque Ulrika Bredenberg, .
eld May 16
ALEXANDRIA;7'
Schr F Hodges, Thompson, t 4. eld Jane 20
STEAMSHIPS ;4fU
Tonawanda, Wiltbanks. Ide. PhiL.v '
Lucille, Price, ldg. Bait, . r AD Cazatrx.
Ida Richardson, Bedell, dis, . Willard Brps
15 1
ELLANE0US.
A. ADRIAN. ' H.VOIXEKS.
MWRtMfci& VOLLERSJiU
WHOjLKSAXJS DKAUtpa Rf '
Cfiqcries and Xiqiior,
Importers of German and Havana Cigars,
AS- 1
Coiiytiissionljer qiiaiit
SouTH?-AST'CoKikR Dock and Pkost '
WTL3llNGTONNiC.
1c,t nnd fst tulsoi teil .si ui k
will find it to their Interest to jrivc us. tt call
before buying elsewhere.,, , Clf-ta
mayiT-tfl" ' ' - ' - ' -
ireneral Commission Merchants &
1 Conmiercial Agents.
CORNER DOCK & WATER SI REETt?,
WriMnsGTox, N. c. L v
LL 5G1VE . PROMPT , AND PEIteON AL
atteritlon to 'tholsale or shipment of Cotton
and Naval Stores, Juniper Staves arid all
Kinas or country produce, Ac, &c.
Orders for sale of Produce or purchase of
Goods will be promptly attended to, mul to
the best advantage to our customers.
We are also receiving large consUrnments
of all grades of Liquors which we arc pre
pared to sell at wholesale, at the lowest cash
prices. ( i
dec21 y .t, i0o if
DEALER IN '
Fancy ana Staple JDry Goods.
; Carpets, Mattings,. c. -
:?1 North Fkoxt Snutiii ,
Wilmington, N. C.
HIS.;II. MANNING,
COMMaSSION MERCHANT,
l y "- ' ' ' i ; P ? J., . " '- i . j
i AND DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions, Dry Goods
J MVI UVIj
No. 22 and 24 North Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Coubiguinents and Cash Orders Solicited'
nov 23
m-ly
RICHARD N. MOON.
Conunission Merchant,
I AND DEALER IN,
4 MILL FEED,
. . v AND v
:? COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Oor. Camden&Pacii St
OrdereftoOTjforttfH
PARKER &.TAYL01v
H Successors to.
A. H. NEFF,
. , Manufacturers and dealers in
MOUXE FURNISHING GQODX,
Guns, Stoves, Lanterns, KeroseneL Oil Tin
? and Sheet Iron Ware.
Roofing done at short notice.
Agents for Fairbank's Scales .
-Jlo. 19 Front Sttrttt-
IV II. JttINGTO?t, N . C .
nov 19
. lVM.v
New Store ! Old Ooods !
in-
GREEKEWALD & GO.
32 NORTH WATEK STRKKT,
Next door to Willard Bro's
wholesale healers in
liquors, Wines,
BRANDIES, WHISKIES
GINS, &c , &c. ,
and all kinds of Fancy Liquors, which w;
will offer to the" trade on the most reasonable
terms, as we arc receiving large consign
ments of the bent grtods in the eountrv.
3Pleasecall before milking your purchases.
H. DART,
SOUTH FRONT ST.,
wilmiistgtoist, n;. c,
Plipnlie Steaiii and Gas Fitter 1
ft and dealer in
Wrought and Galvanized Iron Pipes,
Brass Cocks; Valves, Gas Fixtures,
and all descriptions of
FITTINGS FOR STEAM, WATER
V AND GAS.
larticulHr attention paid to fitting up or
COTTON MILLS,
with Steam, Gas and Water,
nov ii . HH-tf
DiKERY and CONFJECTIONER Y
3 OVTarUet St
FRENCH
? u
AND AMERICAN
TIONERY,
;onfec-
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS. '
We4dingH and parties supplied at short
mlce, with all the delicacies of the season
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