North Carolina Newspapers

m - MM WW? 1 -i fa I I I V irf oi ; oOHe?tvVci-' ;v.:i r .1781 .toSS Tint .ysLsvI. ?1f y sfcrtaToD ioo Met! 1 41 VOL VI. - A:ff t WILMINGTON, N. &V UONDAYf tfUIF 22; 1:872;' vi1;1 I i i i s I f 1 TJLIJbi EVENING POST. I'ubiebcd every afternoon except Snndaj. WM. P. CANADAY . . . .Bntineai Manager ;aMF.J vj. MANN ; Editor Subscription. 'Juc ytar, iu advance iijv months, in advance 3 00 Three mouth, iu advance. 1 50 One mouth, in advance 50 2"AII business letters should be ad- iix-botd to the Business Manager, and all ommuuicationB or matters relating to the ditoriul department to the Editor. (Jorrespoudcnce solicited from our friends m all parts uf the St.to, on topics ot gene- . . v- i i -. al luten-it. Political news and reports ot ..rops are specially Uceira tic. 1'cst OIicc Regulations. . . v ... r., .xuj,. . from this the mails will ciosc as tollOW!;. "orthtfiu (LU'jruing) Jiail ....5a. iu. Nmthcrn (liigbt) mail S p. m lr-'.!tlii 'iiiiil .8 p. in bo. li. Brisk, P. M. Hun':- "I pciiiii and closing Keadiug tiuoni ot Wilmington Library Asbocialiou : 'pen ?t A, M , -.kbC cA 1 o'clock P. M. " - 6i V. !., " " t " P. M. " " y r. m., " " to - M P. M. LOCAL ITEMS. All ooilc ol blankb piiucd and lor bale by j r1. llall. Ufflce on f riucess si. u i t Wl I Ukdejis for political printing tort- .. civc attention must be accompanied vitb the rIi, .r i hc "udoraeiucnt oi p..i,oi.s ..,, wh.Mn I can collect on j i.itMbi'iou bd. TIim tulc will bo I ;t h . it ri I -.ot in i he future. ' b. (J. Hall. j ltE'i!biitArt:N. There seems to be -omc luioundcrstauding as regards the icguUation places iu the Fifth aud i'lurd WarJrf. Voters iu the 3rd Ward nill i-cgistfi. at Ncci Gerkiu's Store, oiuci uf Oth and Mulbery street. Those u tbe .'Hh Ward, at Anthony Howe's j publicans oi Grant Township assem jhop ou T-i cm strrvt, lfctwecu Tlrrd j !jIe, iu folci; ou Saturday, the 20th inst. ud Fourth. i Ibough Bovcral disaffectants were prcs- K'fm-tl aud Stat copy t-w U. j cul the meetiug passed off with great I Comfortable. A-cool scat iu Priucc t Lanington's barber shop under the skillful inanipirhdiou of his experienced r f slants. r l'Hol'OSEl PH AKMAC LT1C AL tJOCTET Y. AVr have learned from reliable source that a Pharmacutical Society is to be ormed in this city, composed ol our leading druggists and other gentlemen interested iu the study aud perfection of chemistry. AM'iHEit version. The Jvurnal publishes another version of the Duplin couuty murder. This time the unfortu nate man was a conservative negro aud murdered by "white conservatives" lor his money! The day before the mur dered mau was chargeed with rape. We will get all the facts attcr a while, and iu the meantime we want to know if the perpetrators ol the outrage have been arrested. It seems they are well known. In the Havre yacht race, Mr. Ash- bury owner of the Liyonii, contrary to I expectations rau hid vcel. Mr. Doug lass theAmericau owuer of the Sappho d. clined to sail, alleging as his reason that Mr. Ashbury was a dishonest . sea man He started the Tappho, horeycr, tifteeu minutes after the Livonia mailed around her, and returned to the take boat beiug one bour and fifteen 1 ' ! minutes ahead of the winning boat. I .Dastardly Outrage. Asoncof our most influential and well-known citizens was passing the National Hotel this aiteruoou about half-past three, hc was , seized upon from behind by two despc l radocs, whose names arc known to the f police, and forced through several of Vour most frcqucuted thoroughfares to V.Nlel Glrken's store, aud there com jfpcllcd to Rtc.iaTKii. Take waruing. II ;thb did uot happen it will, it you don't Re iBim;. s? I-NDL! ENDENCE AND FREEDOM . -The mauy calls upon me by my Republican j friends to deriuc my position in regard f to the County nominations, 1 hereby announce myself an independent candi I date lor the position ot Representative I iu the next General Assembly. I My platform is freedom from the- lash ol slaycry, and the lash of party. Honesty and intelligence, Civil Rights ind equality before the law. J. M. Wise. tf. THE TOWN CRIER Gold 1141. Thermometer la M. 89. Registration goes on bravely. .Nine arrivals at this port to-day. The rain Saturday helped the tur pentine crdp. Horace-Ulysses punches at the North Carolina House. Churches tell attended ft -sterday. ir.,..i.: 1 ; i i i i. Everything is hunkey, and the . "V j " ' ! 0O8C ,s i?01Dg c s-tet1 a- tional Hotel to-morrow. ; La?ie. We arc itiformcff tftatv4Jol. WaddcU bttS trotted around the course I v hard, that ho has become tceak kneed Wjs are requested by Mr. Robert Heisniisu to say that the use of hia iiaine as one of the Vice Presidents of the great Mass Meet lnu iu houor ol our distinguished Senator WtL?30 was un authorized. Mayor's Court. Hi8 Honor James Wilson, Mayor', pre-J sidiug. bciDAV was a quiet day it jyc may take the Cut Hall docket lor cri terion. Tlll)l l, . t .. ... liiREE cases ot petty oileuccs were brought into Court' this morning. All ol wbicL were continued. LaxNcely CAHruELL, diaordcriy. Nicholas Colo, disorderly. Eliza Jaise Davies, disorderly couT duct. Eliza Jane made a decided rent iu the officers clothes who arrested her on Saturday night, aud otherwise con ducted hcrsell iu a bad mauncr. She is the only occupant ot the Cnard House to day. EMHUSlAtsllC MEETUiti tK GliAiNT To wNsmr Laiige Attendance.- -The eclat. Speeches were made by Hon. James Hcatou, J. Davis, A. Wiles, Al fred Lloyd, and J. Si Cappe. The people were uuauimous iu their support ol the regular ticket. At the close of the meeting the Iplhnving reso lution was passed : Iitsolrcd, That the Kcpublicaus of Graut Township do hereby pledge themselves to thesuppoit of James W.Schenck, Jr., lor, Sheriff of New Hanover County, aud to the entire ticket accepted by the (Kocky Point Convention. Thomas Nixon , Chairman. Magazines. The regular monthly assortment of acceptable periodicals arc upon our table. tScribncrs Monthly lor August coutains its usual amount of choice readiDg matter. New York, $4 per year. Harper s Monthly, Illustrated. This periodical blessing comes to us laden .with the best thoughts of out most pop ular writers. New York, Harper Bros, f 4 00. s LippincoLV & Illustrated Monthly, for August. This number is of a particular ly attractive character. Philadelphia, $4 is the subscription price. Wc are also in receipt ot those excel lent Weekly's, Harper's and Frank Les lie's for which the publishers will please accept t banks. STATE ITEMS. New Berne is speculating in Mock ing birds. A steam lerry is about being stai ted across the Neuse river at New Berne. The hotels and boarding houses at Beaufort and Morehead City arc being liberally patronized this season. Unanimous descisiou of the politi cians of both parties in North Caiolina, is the duty of registering- and imme diately. A train of twelve well rilled passen ger coaches passed through New Berne last Wednesday, from Western North Carolina en route to the sea sn.lc at j dents of other prisoners it is believed con r , - r ' clusively establishes the fact that the. men bcauior . had no political feeling which would prompt THE Weldou Newt is grumbling this i the assassination of his Majesty, but wero hot weather because money which has f merely the hired instruments of a political becu colleoled-troui time to time recent ly for the purpose of building three new churches in that little place has not been expended for the purpose in dicated, and thinks thai the subscribers aforesaid would have been more edified and benefitted if they bad appropriated said money to subscription! to said "Mm." , - 7 - - CORRESPONDENCE. The Editor of this paper i in no way re- sponsible for the views or utatementsef Corns ! pondents; no communications of an anonymous character tcUl be published; the real name of ifie vtruer must accomnanu all communication. Any one who may feel agrleved at statetnents made by cvrrespotidents can obtain Uie twane on application to the Editor. ; , For the Pott. Smithville, N. i, July 10, 1872." Deai Post : A small crowd assem bled here to day to listen to a debate be- tween Messrs. McKay and Wad dell. Mr. Waddell led off in his same little speech be has been speaking for the past two years, telling us what he knew about corruption, etc. Col, McKay, although ; greatly faticued and sufferiDwith a very severe cold defended himself and the Republican party in a masterly manner. He showed up Col. Waddell and his ku klux friends in their true light, and snowed that the fruits of the stolen bonds went into the hands of the Democrats and repelled the charges ol iraud, so forcibly, that it carried conviction with it, to many ol the lis- ; tenors present. Col. McKay made an appeal to his friends to stand bv him ag hc WB. rtain nMliK RuRtinn nnA , you may exxect a good account Irom old Brunswick in August. We ahall carry the County by at least two hundred ma jority. Col. McKay went -up the river to spend the Sabbath at his home in Har uctt County. Yours for, Success. 1 LATEST BY TELEGRAPH from Washington. ' WASUlNUTp, D. C, July !. A careful Washington special telegraphs tliis: " The President expects to return to "Washington this vreek, to hold a brief cabi net session prior to his trip to Niagara Falls and down the St. Lawrence. After that he will not be in the city again for quite a month. There will not,howcvei-,beafull cab inet meeting, as Secretary Delano will be in North Carolina making, speeches, and Sec retary Robeson will remain for the present in New llainpshire, and owing to theprotcc tiv c absence of the Executive officers, few or no persons conic to "Washington now on business connected witti the Govern ment,, even Joei. ministers ndl-JiTgsfe credentials remain away because they can not be officially received. - Senator Schurz after speaking in St. Louis: goes to Ncwr Orleans, thence to Mobile, thence northward, through Alabama and Georgia. From New York. New Yokk, July Gratz Brown has lclt for Kentucky, and will shortly commence a stumping tour. Wallace Tappan, of Syracuse, another member of the Republican State committee has resigned and,declareU for Greeley. Win. Malloy, aged 10, while drunk, yester day, fatally stabbed Jnp. Lee, a boy of the same age. Malloy wa-s arrested. . The old federal council of the Internation al Society, which-was repudiated by the London council, held its last meeting yes terday and prepared to turn over its effects to its successor, provided for by the Phila delphia Congeess. A Paris letter to the World says, it has been reliably ascertained that Marshal Mc Mahon has consented to accept the Presi dency of France if Thiers resigns or dies. Trade i,s stagnant iu Paris, thousands of shops arc closed for rent and a monetary erisisjrcigtis. Many ol Thiers old friendare deserting him. From Alabama. Montgomery, July LfcJ. Lx-Senator Warner and S. F. Rice, late Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Ala bama, have declared for Greeley and Brown. An immense Greeley ratification meeting here Saturday night, at which resolutions endorsing tbu Liberal Republican nomina tions,and the action of the Baltimore Con ven tion Averc unanimously endorsed. A large number of colored men participated in the meeting. The Mobile Republican and two other papers lately came out for Greeley, this leaves but four straight Republican news papers in Alabama, of which two yet remain uncommitted. II V CA1ILE. Gekeva, J.uly 22. It ib generally understood that the Tribunal of Arbitration first took up and has now un der consideration the case of the privateer Florida. Madrid, July 20. A large sum of money was found on the person of one of the prisoners who was en gaged in.th'c-attempt to take the life of King Amadeus. This, together with the antece-. conspiracy. Previous to the attempt at assassination the King had received an annonymous com munication, warning him that his life was in danger. When the attack on the royal party was made a sharp engagement occur red between the would be assassisns and the police and the King's escort his Majesty, himself, was anxious to participate,but was prevented by his attendant. It is generally believed the parties arrested are the some who assassinated Prim. Uj t lfew York Markets. - New York, : : Stocks firm. Gold steady at 111' ey. easy at 5 per .cent. rJExchangT Ions lorn sh.?rt llO't Qovemment bonds dull but Cotton steady,' wilh sales of 907 bales. Uplands 22 cents, Orleans 22 cents. Flour HP?1 uncnansed, ?Wheat . quiet; and sleady. Ckra dull and' declining. Fbrk xiw. xjim uuu new steam, 88 cents ; old steani S?i cents. Spirits Tnrpentlno qnlet at1 51 cents. Bosin dnfet v p- owa w wr s train ea jrreignts nrm. M-;& J fl.!l Vii.S -4;.: ', ;,. Foreign Markets. " ' . ;JVoin)6w; July &-iyoo!i consols rBoQcu'dr. . ... ' " xnrERPobx. July .22 Kooni1 Cotton opened dull,4 uplands I0?d? Orleans Cotton irtegtar ; uplands' 10ld.f "" 'Or leans 10d. Sales of 10,000 bales to speculator and exportow 2,000. tBreadstmTsqitfet. Beef 088. ' P4 f i i'ii nr.., If If you feel dull, drowsy. lebmuted, dea- .wtr'r -ireqneniiBalacli month tastes badly, in morning, irregular appetite atmigne coatedou arq.;iuffering7rom Jorpid 1 Liver or MousnesiJlii'mxny ciisea of LiTer Coiaplamt only fc parTof these symptoms ?i ate?t experieBeedii Aai Golden Medical Discovery . lias no mmL as it effects perfect cures, leaving the mtt strengthened and-healthy. Sold by all first-class druggists.' How Unnecessai-y the Aniruish persons, undergo ftom irtuJnatfiat gftat, neuralgia, toothacjia. and eaMcicrr "Wc say unnecessary becanie the apteatlon ot Mexican Aiustakg Lijtimbkt io- the affect ed part,' or a few drops of It In the ears or tooth, affords instantaneous, and what is better, permanent relief. For cuts wounds, bruises, swellings, and all injuries dis eases which require treatment externally this liniment is everywhere regarded ir tUl most potent and Iteliable healing agent in existence. For all external Injuries or ail ments of horses and cattle, it ia.inlallible. COMMEHdAZi. WIIMINGTOKJttAIlKET. MONDAY, July 23L80 Pi M. Crude TuRPRMTiKje-Is unchanged in prices, and wc repori'saies of 415 hhlsl at 3 75 for virgin, fS SQ. Jbr yellow dip and t- 50 lor hard, per 380'ibs.. , : : , . Spirits Tubprktini Sales reported, uf only 113 casks at 45 cents per " gallon Jbr Southern packages. The market is Arts at this figure, and : factors generally holding at higher prices. - t - i Rosm For strained .flierc is a bctUr .en quiry and prices . tend upward. The eaJes jure &i bbler&t &4or-t; extra No. 2, fS 25 for No. 1, $3 75 tor extra No. 1, 4 a4 25 lor Pale, aud 1 50 a f 1 75 for extra Pale. TarNo sales that wc can hear oi.' Cotton Nothing reported. . Corn Sales from vessel of 2.C00. bushels at 85 cents, and 1,500 do. inferior at HO cents jjer bushel. Z MARINE. ' ARRIVED. 21 Schr Ray, Dennis, from Swansboro, to Edwards & Hall. Steamer Juniper, Smith, from Fayctte ville, to Williams fc Murchison. Steamer Wave, Skinner, from Fayette -ville, to Worth & Vorth. Ger Barque Wega, Branshoff, fm Boston, to Willard Bros. - Ger Brig Jnno, Snerken, from Boston, to Williams & Murchison. Ger Brig Adonis, BreckjYeldt, from Bal timore, to J R Blossom & Evans. Br Barque Amacree, Thompson, from Richmond, Va, to Vick & Mebanc. Schr Jos Segar, Ellis, from Boston, to G O Barker & Co. Brig Ann Elizabeth, Havlin, from Boston, to G G Barker & Co. Schr Anna Farrow, Farrow, from Hyde Co, to L H DeRosset & Co. 8chr E Francis, Payne, from Hyde Co, to DeRosset & Co. Schr D Webster, Farrow, from Elizabeth City, to Mitchell & 8on. 22 Schr John, Williams, fm New York, to Williams & Murchison. CLEARED. 22 Steamer Wave, Skinner, for Fayette ville, by Williams & Murchison. Steamer Juniper, Smith, for Faycttcville, by Worth & Worth. Steamship Benefactor, Jones, for New York, by Barry Bros. Nor Barque St Orlaf, Haseel, for Rotter dam, by Willard Bros. Ger Brig Leopoldine, Haalcof, for Rotter dam, by Willard Bros. Nor Barque Eldorado, Thomassca, for Rotterdam, by Williams & Murchison. I t RECEIPTS. PER RIVER STEAMERS, do rosin, 2.260 pieces, heading. j St Miner Wave SO bhlft nnt.a fnrnt. !i dn crude tunt, I'M do rosin. Schr Kay 160 bbls cruac turpt, Si do rosin, S do fish, 1 bale cotton. Schr Anna Farrow 2,000 bush corn. Schr E Francis 1,500 bush com. Schr D Webster 1,300 bush corn. EXPORTS. ; FOREION. Ninv. ypRKSteamship Benefactor U2o bbls pta turpt, 209 do crude turpt, 1,010 do rosin." 137 bales cotton, 68 do sheeting, 1,400 bosh pea nuts, 41 bbls soap stone, 100 pkgs snooks, 22 casks rice, 50 pkgs mdee. .Ml ,Ut I j FOREIGN. '-r;- Rottrrdam Nor Barque ' St Orlal-iOt) bbls spts turpt, 2,678 do rosin. Rotterdam Ger Brig Leopolainc 1,705 bbls rosin. Rotterdaie- Nor Barque Eldorado 1,650 bbls spts turpt, 813 do rosin. J ust received at VanOrsdell's another lo of those Beautiful Walnut Mouldings. ' BLACK and White - Gama Lace Points, Black Lace Jacques For sale by J. S. WILLIAMS J uly i ! - In i nrfii n 1 trl tr.t 5rnl" ; .ijMon- aAkrirtfrta viun- & - t BASQUES ".H Nor Eldoradohomasseurope, . ... ,,!r;r-(. .mA nlluanis.Aj Jdurchbon HtQHattdslMpe:' BRIG 8. .-i. Ger XcidSI, lfffdaropfer Tarry; NbfTimnioiis, ldgBostdnVlri-.b jl - -. . Harriss& Howull sarah KrueiirFiBlicr;dg PhD, " db w Mary Bakery Thompson, :do ;r ;ll JLiat- of Vesse Uf Silled tor Jihi VPS-u Brig HeUicMltchfeli Codt.d? ul cldiJniiaiJi xirnr abb juzanein. iiaviin. .; cm June T J a . fill . S fc "- m . - m.sm 8cbr Jos Segar: cTd fune-28 'll! j. fichr "Luola llarchisor Jonco, eld July 1- Bf Barciue Fair drEasy,' Taylor, eld "Mal; ; BALTIMORE.1' a Ger Barque Adonis, Breckiveldt, eld July u Br Barque Lone Star;Keaealy, eld July!a ALEXANDRIA : 'L"' 8chrFl Hodges, Thompson, -eld f une 2l UVERPtiOL. Br Bque ESeedi Hopkins; eld June fe v ' : W!i Newcastle. -cr ; Vearge, Noikard-Jti, m a- ; ;cld Mav 8 Swedish. Barque Ulrika, Bredcnberg,,; ,r. eld May lo , ESTABLISHED 1823. , ' , , ; ; T. SUCCESSOR TO . BROWN &- ANNDERS0N, . : DEALER INo - Fine JiiJowieLr, SilVer Ware; ; SPkXTCACLES TO SUIT! ALL AGES. No. i37 'Market Street, WILMINGTON, N. C. Watch?. Clocks and Jcwelrv carefullv ,4i V .repaired. , ' . , , penr s Pomegysnbbard cld JuucT . " in-iuii hi.K7:wM h Ger Brig Condor Brorson' eld June tKJ ! ; Ji cWlHRNnKTj FjnnTv Sebr Jomi,;wmrams4Uo iA: ckTifnly4 I . ..rf.-jK9f- T m Br Brig Ivanhoc, Pmckney.. .. eld JulyflO j (in f rZLVi: m u" V Barque Eiia Moore: -Shaw. 1 cfd Juiyi Comnu83icm .Merchants fe . nvo. ,s , , . t . ... . m 146-tf? Richmond aud Danville1 Rail Road. North Carolina tirmoii ; - r - i .. f,, W , - - , si .... , Condensed Jime Table, ,-Tl. M effect on andfler Sunday, Jivti& Mth; 1872. ijUlMU'j;UklH.' J ,'. ". - ' ! STATIONS. t KAIL. . EXPRESS. Leave Charlotte 8.40 p. si C.30 a. m. 14 Concord..... . 9.89 7.26 44 14 Salisbury 10.47 44 8.47 44 " Lexington 11.35 44 9.31 ' t " High Point .... 12.28 a. m 10. 19 4 Arrive at Greensboro' 1.09. 44 1 1.00 44 j Leave Greensboro' .. . 1.50 44 1 .10 44 Co. Shops ..... 3.80 44 12.21 r. m. j 44 Hillsboro' 4.38 44 44 Raleigh 7.30 Arrive at Goldsboro'. jlO.lO 44 : - GOING SQUT1L " STATIONS. HAUL. EXPRESS, j Leave Goldsboro' .... 4.00 p. m I-.. '.I i Raleigh 7.15 44 Hillsboro' .... 9.31 44 4f Co. Shops 10.10 v. M 2.15 p. m. Arrive at Greensboro' 12.24 a. ii 8.30 Leave Greensboro' .. . 1.10 4 4 4.G0 t I 44 High Point. .. . JL52 44 4.40 4 ; 44 Lexington 2.44 5.25 44 4 Salisbury 3.32 ' 44 6.13 - 44 Concord 4.30 4' 7.15 " ! Arrive at Charlotte .. 5.35 a. m 8.10 p. m f Passenger train leaving Raleigh at 7.15 t M, connects at Greensboro' with Northern ; bound train, making the quickest time to ! all Northern cities. Price of tickets samej as via other routes. Mail trams daily, both ways, over entire ' length of Road. Express daily between i Company Shops, and Charlotte, (Sundays ' excepted.) All fasscnger trains connect st Greensbo- ; ro' with trains to and from Richmond. : j Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains ! between Charlotte and Richmond, (.without ! change.) S.E.ALLEN, f General Ticket Agent, i Wkay 2f fw8 MaSter TraDSPortation- 4 Richmond and Danville Rail Road. Condensed Time Table. In 'ect ori and after Sunday, April 21, 157a i GOING NORTH. I STATIONS. MAIL XXPRXSS Leave Greensboro' 13.43 a m 10.10 x m 44 "Danville 8.24 12.47 pm 44 Bfcrkville 8.45 ,l 5.50 44 44 Amelia C. H. . .. 9.45 0.41 44 44 Coalfield 1L01 44 7.55 44 Arrive at Richmond.... 12.03 j m 8.47 44 ! GOING 80UT5. STATIONS. 'J? ZXPRB3S 3.!5 A M 4.35 5.49 7.02 44 11.45 44 2.15 pm Leave Richmond 4 Coalfield 44 Amelia C.H..... 44 Burkville Danville i Arrive at Greensboro . . 1 1 35 A m Trains leaving Richmond at 2:35 P M, and at 3:36 A M, connect at Greensboro with trains on North Carolina Division, for all points South. Passengers leaving Richmond at 2:35 P M, connent at Greensboro with train for all ooints East ol Greensboro'.' r- Passenger trains leaving Raleigh at 7:15 ern bound Mail train, arriving in Richmond t 12:02 P M. - JNO. R. MACMURDO, Gen'l Freight & Ticket Agent. T. M. B. TALCOTT, Engr. & Gen'l Snpt DK ESSES and sundry other gariueuu, lor Ijuiifv Ttndv-made. ' . For sale at 31 North Front Street. BLUE, Buff, Pink aud Lace Mosquito Net tinsrs. For sale by , J. s. WILLIAMS. MALL. 2 35 P M 3.36 44 4.50 44 6.08 44 11.00 44 E S S E 5 Jv C A'SSID E YL of tie. Peace. pKp&Sv ! Omce at th rvmrt. tt,ic s I figffijehour8frolttolP.il,,and 'from 3 to ' i 19 'JS-liii A.,AxiuANr-r ADRIAN & ' V0LLERS. i r!?HPW"S DEALERS, jl Groceries ndf Liquor. Importers ofTerman aud Havana rigar, AX1K- South-east, Cosxer Dock ami Front -- . Streets, t- iliivuig the largest and b1 asiorted stot i ,rellfteE!i ty, Dealer, i oi uroeeriea ana J.ini i . - giii? iV elt "Interest to give uT-Jn mav I7.tr COKi4lt3 DUUK ;&? WATEB SI HKKTh . I WILL tilYiripMPT AND PISUjsuA'L attention to thesalebr shibmcutoi Cottoi, 1 6d Kaval Stores, , Juniper Staves and h 1 1 klnsof Couhlry.j)rodUce, Ac., tc. , Orders Tor- KOle-of Produce or purchase 1 o Goods will be promptly attended to. and the best advantage to our customers. We. are also receiving large consigumen I of all grades of Liquors ' which woaro pi e pared to sell atWhohsale at the lowest cash prices. .;t ' , , ! I - dec 24 loo-tl S; H; MANNING, " con xh I a s i d if mercii ant, ' ASB DEALER IN Groceries, Proyisions. 'Dry Goods Clotiing, Sc. &c. No. 22 and 24 North Water Strci t .v WILMINGTON, N. VC. Consignments and Cash Orders.solicTte'P New Stpre ! Old (jood. ! GREENEWALD & CO,; ' 32 NORTH WATER STREET, ' Next door to Willard liro ii WHOLESALE DEALERS IN LIQUORS, WINES, ( . - BRAKDIEJ3,'' WllISKlE'StT i and all kinds of Fancy Liquors, wlttrrc Will offer to the trudeon the most reasonablv terms, as wc arc receiving large consign ments ot" the best goods in the country. jau 11 106-tf 'RICHARD JN". MOOTS . Commission Mercliaiit; AND DEALER IN FLO UK, GRAIN, MILL FEED, AND UUUNTHY ritODUUL. Cor. Ociiiideii & Pac ! Baltimore, Md. orders from North 'Carolina 8olieited. febll , 171-U W. H. DART, lIr JT1 JL IS J 11jV , SOUTH, FRONT ST.. - - ..,. rTT.T-.frX'x-T WlJMHSTGrTOK, 1ST. m m urn m rw nn . - wm-vr v w l t m Plumber. Steal and Gas Fitter and dealer in Wrought uud Galvanized Iron l'ipc1;, Brass Cocks, Valves, Gas fixtures, and all descriptions i FITTINGS FOR STEAM, WATER AND GAS- " Panic alar attention paid to littin uj of! with Steam, Gas and Water. nov 12 . Uvti O. R. MAYliR, BAIiERY and CONFECTIONKItV h . :.J-4r Market Street, OtAJLER 1 1 AND AMERICAN TIQNEHY, L'UNFLL- FOUEION & DOMESTIC FliLlT. Weddings and parties supplied at short notice with all the delicacies of the reason nov o i lie-ly E U It E K A . Ttiosc Beantifnl .HAND MADK. treiichCalfkiri ; 21 STRAP- SHOES, and ' GERMAN GLOVE, . . , j . ; ' -.: V- j ! KID GAlTElfS, r - Cau be round, at ueaoabij; prices, at GEO. R. FRENCH & SONv 29 North Front street. . . 24- jell - i .