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VOL VI
UlLllIIJCtfOH, N. C, VTEDIIECD SEETSuBBE li; 1872.
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THE EVENING- POST.
Pubi-hed every afternoon except Sunday.
WM. P. CAN AD AT . . . .Business Uanager
JAMES C. MANN .Editor
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LOCAIi ITTTIVrS. x,
Just received at VanOrsdell'a another lot
ol those Beautiful Walnut Mouldings.
All sorts ol blanks printed and for sale by
8. G- Hall. Office on Princess st. tl
Wanted. -A lad about fifteen years
of age, who is active, intelligent and
desirous ot learning the Dry Goods
business. Addiess, Clerk at this office,
in own band writing, until 20th inst.
Second Ward Grant and Wilson
Club met again last night.
i
Hon. Thomas W. Osborne, U. S.
Senator from FlorMi is in the city. .
M. London, Eq , has removed his
office from Second street to the rooms
over Taylor & Giles' new insurance
building on Princess street.
Any person wanting any sand spurs
can find a vast q-iantiry on S vntb
btieet bet wet u Market and Princess.
The pedestrians in that vicinity are very
anxious t. g t r l 1 ot them.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office for letting the contract to ex
plain the following jke, trom the New
Albany Jjcd-jer : "A practice of which
a vain young physician is too apt to
boast : 1 cauterize.1 Ike out to rise and
explaru. Missouri Democrat.
Perhaps he lied when he Baid caught
her eyes.
Justice Cassiday issued warrants
this morning for Lewis Gause, Charley
Roof and Eliza Finch, charged with
etcftiing the property ot John II. Hein.
A search Warrant in the banda of officer
Sellers disclosed some of the missing
property iu the possession of Eliza
Finch. The parties were ail arrested.
and the case will come oft this afternoor.
The Greeleyites may squirm and
twist, but they cannot explain away the
Maiue election. The figures are too
plain and unmistakable. It emphatical
ly proves to the most wilfully blinded,
that the "liberal" movement (so-called)
is a dead letter in the Nortb. The
Greeley pill will therefore do the old
Democracy no good and atter the elec
tion they will have to re-organize and
start a new party. How let us near
from Indiana.
An amusing scene occured yesterday
in 'Squire Cassidey's office, where a
verJent couple appeared to be joined in
the holy bonds ot wedlock. After the
knot was securely tied, a bystander, and
not uninterested spectator of the scene
suggested that the modest Toquire
should then and there salute the newly
made bride, but, while she bashfully de
clined, the blushing magistrate ruled
such action out of order, and the happy
couple went their way.
'Ttro hearts with but a single thought," etc
ToWNsnir Trustees. Tbij body
met last evening to take action in. regard
to Simon Hayes' bond as constable.
Present, Messrs. E. 8. Woodford, Jesse
J. Cassidey, Anthony Howe, Wm. H.
Merrick, and 8. D. Potts, Clerk.
The amount of bond required for the
said constable was fixed at one thousand
dollars.
Board: then adjourned to meet next
Friday 4 pVm,
Mayor's Court.
His Honor B. R. Brink, Mayor, pro
tern, presiding.
IohxDYANK, for disorderly conduct,
was charged .2 70 and costs.
Hattie Lee, tor same oflence, i was
released by paying $325. ''
Bexj. Howey, tor & like offence, paid
similar amount. &&t.&j
Sandy Johnson was sent to the wbrkf
housefor thirty. &Wft.:;:rJWk$
Alt' this was done while the thermom
eter stood at 88 in the shade, which was
heavy job, though his Honor seemed
to keep as cool as usual under socbcir
comstancea. '
1 - " wmmmmaMmmHrnammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ' ' - ' '
Tra 10X711 cz:
-aoid ii2i. rr.
Ifahotinjaii;
Dust rises faster than gold goes
down! ' y- " ''' .
- Dont tac hope itl will 1, raiu this
evening.. vlj.:
f? A. promise of cool air makes the
inhabitants miie'H fzfyr
t v4 Magistrates are doing all the busi
ness in the city at present. 7
New York; papers don't like each
other; erTima walSMwie aet bad
examples, to us country papera,
The first, of October approaches
and jthe;i whitewashers are imilmg:
Twelfe dollars V'day by the - room, and
rmn your-carpets ; , ; . ; : .-
f Col. Davis .ol the Purcell House
dont modify his prices ' or : reduce his
bill of fare, sombody will Suffer. The
boarders are eatings too. touch ot the
good things . displayed and are ape to
beill 1 , 1
Punctually at midnight the rai
road whistle sounds and an unhappy
dog sets up a mournful howl.. The howl
is taken up by the various canines in
the neighborhood and in a few moments
.the aix iijbcavy with mournful sounds
and all the sleepers awake and growl.
Its pathetic and "may soon become
dangerous for the dogs.
- i i
Editor Post : Please inform a suffer
er if there is no way by which the
market may be closed on Saturday
night! at a reasonable hour, and the
loud shouting, cursing and indecent
language prevented. The ordinances
are plain enough, why are they not en
forced ? There appears no necessity foi
keeping the mnrket open till midnight
Kit is ti ne fume steps were taken tobiing
about a more orderly condition ot the
streets and their occupants during the
hours when people want to sleep.
Sufferer.
-.
HOW HAVE THE MIGHTY FALLEN ! In
the betkr days of Democracy, the party
waitkWaud controlled in New Hanover
by such men as Hall, Engelhmd, Ashe,
McRae, McClammy, and others ot that
ilk ; but now, oh what a change a few
short weeks has made. .Who now leads
the Democratic Greeley ,prty of-New
Hanover ? We blush for the gentlemen
above named. George W. Betts and B
H. McQuigg have taken full control of
the fortunes of the once proud and able
pemocratic party of New Hanover, and,
we are told, have issued and posted
their proclamation assuming this hon
ored position, v This movement may de
feat Gen. Grant's re-election ;Uhe prob
abilities are. certainly -indicated in the
great . display of ink, posted "at every
corner, over the signatures, of the two
leaders' mentioned; !
Republicans what shall we do now ?
Let us know as early as possible.
oat oo the bier la the centre ot the
J room, and his friends and relative were
Standi ug around anme ot whom were
giving vent to their grief by sobs and
tears, a turtle dove fhw in the room and
lighting upon the breast of the corpse,
ang its mournful and plaintive ditty,
then flipping its wings over the corpse,
arose and flew out again. The circnm
stance, which was rela'ed to us by a
gentleman present, was witnessed by
every one in the room, and the t fleet of
this strange freak of the bir J on the
audience cannot be described. ;
STATE ITEMS.
TeMperakce is nourishing muchly
in Raleigh, and it is said that some of
the rum sellers have quit their busi
ness and joined the Son. r
' The Warrenton Gazette says that af
ter the present special tax has been col
lected, Warrenton county will not owe
a cent, and her bonds will be at par.
A new paper is saoa to be started at
Madison, Rockingham County, under
the title of the Madison , Enterprise. It
will adTocate ire election of Greeley.
1 Tiw editor of . the Salisbury Watch
man has been shown a - nugget of sold
weiffhinff 28 penny weights, the product
x r . r . .- -
Ibf a newly discovered . mine; in Mont
gomery conn t y r ' "
The Statesvilie jLirierican says : We
were shown' one day jhis tfeek, a natu
ral cuiiosity in- the way pf(a rattle
snake, which was iajl by MrankJin'
King, of Alexandexounty, and dissect
ed by MJ. ? J
place. i .Thc.jwke'h'ido
its outb twafanieacb
rather tlargef than. usuajOTeitli.
below th otberW
or heard olxsna&mtn more, ihaa:4ne
fang iniidej wd6idd:Ukat hate
"an j c-planation of this lusus natura Z
, The Raleigh sajk J, W p
a highly, respeiteind inueh ; esteemed
citizen of this countyr died at the resi
dence of his mother near New Hill, but
t short distance from the city on the
- ... A' ' 'J - - 4 t 3 1. J
30tb ult,. After bit corpse uao peeniaiu
laATEST BY
TELEGRAPH
From Washington.
Washikoton. D. C. Sept. 10.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
The editor of a Paris illustrated paper has
been seized for caricaturing Prussians.
A Frenchman publicly contradict a re
port which the Figaro published, that he in
tended to marry Nellie Grant.
Loya, a Paris Journalist has suicided.
.There are fresh Carllst troubles on the
Spanish borders. Measures have ben taken
to prevent the insurgents from crossing or
concentrating. The garrison at Borgos has
been attacked, the barracks burned and the
Carllst prisoners rescued.
The Captain General of Caladonla has been
summoned to Madrid on a charge of corres
ponding with the supporters of Carlos.
The private secretary ol the Duke of Mont
pen scr has been arrested at Madrid. The
government has obtained a clue to the con
spiracy on the part of Montpenser in the
interest of Don Alphonso.
The Brazil elections were disorderly seve
ral citizens were bayonetted.
Pacific negotiations between Brazil, and
the Argentine Republic are progressing fa
vorably. Senor Zorilla, President of the Spanish
Council is confined to his bed by sickness.
DOMESTIC
The Louisville convention committee have
presented a notice of his nomination to
O'Connor who promises to reply in writing.
Some of the committeemen express the opin
ion that O'Connor will ultimately accept.
There was a Greeley, Brown and Bucka
Icw ratification meeting held in West Phil
adelphia, and a grand turnout of the people
parade of "the democratic el ubs. The promt
uent speech of the evening was made by
Col. A. K. McClure.
From Maine.
ArorsTA, September 11.
The Kenebeck Journal says: 213 towns
gives a total vote of V7,4'A. Last year 81.1&4,
an increase of 16,270. Per ham has 55,763 ;
Kimball 41,991, Perham's majority 14,072. his
majority in the same towns in 1871 was
9,8-r6. The towns yet to hear from th ew last
year a total vote of 21,713.
From New York.
Niagara, September 11.
Two freight trains collided on the Central
road destroying them. No fatalities.
The emigration commissioners report
fearful cruelties upon the emigrants, on the
Ship Charles A. Marshall by the crew after
the Captain died.
A number of Democrats met this morning
to revise an address to O'Connor urging him
to accept the nomination. Adcfiuiteanswer
is expected to-day.
Dy Cable.
lojNDox, Septemberll.
The English steamer Beta, is totally
wrecked ofl" Portugal. No details. -
New York Markets.
New York, September 11.
Stocks steady. Gold quiet at 112?. Money
easy at 4 per cent. Exchange long . 108;
short 108-. Government bonds dull but
steady. State bonds heavy.
Cotton easier. Uplands 21 J cents; Orleans,
22 cents. Sales of 1.3C3 bales. Flour dull and
Unchanged. Wheat a shade firmer. , Corn
dull and unchanged Pork quiet mess
S14 10?15. Lard quiet steam 89J4 cents.
Spirits Turpentine steady at 55 eta. Rosin
steady for strained. Freights steady.
Foreign Markets. ! ,i
London, September 11 Noon.
Consols 91 ; new 5's 89,
Livkrpooi, September 11 Noon.
Cotqn opened quiet and steady; aplands
1010d; Orleans 10d.
LATER.
. Cotton quiet and steady. Sales of 10,000
bales, of which speculators and exporters
took 3.0Q0 bales
her are caocquaiated. - i
Keep yojr brad and arms inside the
cr wr.edowt, if joa would keep yonr
bead and carry aims."
' Neve,f tslk oo po.K-; it encourages
some Mnimshi" to tak vote of the pss
ensert.';. ,' r '
No gentleman will occupy more than
one seat at a time, unless he be twins.
& gentleman should not spit tobacco
joice in the cars wl ere there are ladies,
lie can let drive bat ot the car window
while- the train is at a station, if the
platform is Crowded. . " " r
Always show your ticket when tbe
conductor asks for it. If you get out
of humor sbout it, don't show it.
Never smoke m a car where there are
ladies. Get tbe conductor to turn the
ladb-s out befo.-e Iisbtins 50 ir cigar.
N ; Neter useprofane language in tbe car.
u nt on the plauoim.- Profanity is
never thrown away upon a brakeman.
V If you cmnot sleep yourself, do not
disturb the ''tleepwrs."
. Look out lor pickpockets. Pick
pockets are never iu the car, you know,
as yotl have to look out for them.
Provide yourself with sleeping berths
before starting. No careful man will
start out on a journey without a good
supply oi sleeping bertha. N. B. Those
put up in flit bottles are the best, as
they are easily carried in the pocket.
Always be at the railroad station in
good lime to take the train. ; Better be
an hour too early than a minute too
late, unless you are on you way to be
hanged. f ' '
From the Fat Contributor's Saturday Night.
ON A TRAIN.
'
Hints as to tber Conduct of Passengers
- - ' by -Hail. '
Always attend to checking yourself!
If you feel like swearing at the bag
gage master, check yourself. It. you
hav'nt a trunk full of clean clothes to
check, you at least should be adequate
to a check shirt. . " V ;
When you vacate your seat for a mo
ment, leave a plug hat in the seat. Some
xiue will come along and sit on it, there
by preventing your hat from being sto
len. v passengers cannot lay over for anoth
er train without making arrangements
with, the conductor. If a man baa been
on av "train" tor week or so, no conduc
tor should allow him to lay over for
another on any account. ;
Ladies without an escort in traveling
should be very particular with whom
they become acquainted. They needn t
be so particular with those with whom
Official lie turn
Of the Vote for Attorn ey General at the
election held 0,1 the ith day of Aug,Y
1870. Also, the Vote for Governor, as
far as heard fromy held on Jrhurday
August 1, 1872. r -4
Counties.
a
Em
X2
Alauiance,
Alexander,
Allcgbany,
A.nsun,
Asbe,
leaufort,
Bertie,
Rlsden,
Brunswick,
Buncombe,
Barke,
Cabarrus,
Caldwell,
C-mden,
Carteret,
Caswell,
Catawba,
Chatuaiu,
Cuerokee,
CnoWttn,
Clsy,
CUareland
Colnuibus,
Craven,
Cumberland,
Cut-rituck,
Dare,
D-vidbOU,
Uavie,
Duplin,
Kdecombe,
F rsytne,
Franklin,
Gabton,
Cares,
Granville,
Greene,
Guiltord,
HalitdX,
Harnett,
llaywcod,
Henderson,
Hertford,
Hyde, .
Iredell,
Jackson,.
Jonnston,
Jnes,
Lenoir,
Macon, ,
Madison, .
Martin,
McDowell,
Mecklenburg,
Mitchell,
Montgomery,
Moore,
Nash, ,
New Hanover,
Northampton,
Onslow,,
Orarge,
PaTiUco
fa6qaotank.
Pea-qaimans,
Feison, ,
Pitt,
Polk, .
Randolph,
Richmond, ,
Robeson, : ;
Rockingham,
Rowan,
Rutherford,
fla m -a.Ti
Stanley,
Stokes, '
Surry,
Swain-
Transylvania
Tyrrell, v
Wate,
Warren,
Was'hinfrton,
Wattus, -Wayne,
Wilkes.;
Wilson.
Tadkin, ,
Yancey-,
1,043
247
. 158
980
69
1,346
1,391
1,223
719
981
693
hoi
251
526
821
no re
149
1,124
304
92
174
314
2,7
1,671
827
168
1,150
683
s 95 2
2,878
1.014
1.437
096
no re
2,368
1,006
1,717
3,230
562
401
555
' 273
,629
4J4
229
1,212
559
1,224
510
246
489
651
1,936
471
545
791
788
2,914
1,800
363
991
-920
795
765
1,751
360
1,242
1,1621
1,623
1,143
973
1,134
945
452
, 560
502
149
328
634
3,504
2,20
798
i- '268
1.785
911
948
-511
245
83,427
0,
5
53
788
504
.H77
1,05
791
1,505
867
1.115
720
1,436
8(tt
863
608
62:
881
turn.
1,043
1.861
5W
60:
1,21-
917
1,500
1,741
846
26o
1,16
1,505
756
954
1,379
958
tum.
2,(f08
794
1,793
1,847
840
723
406
297
754
1,263
57
1,709
519
911
822
6H0
-510
1,116
599
2,161
280
41
1,113
90
2,027
959
-788
1,708
' 837
656
,1,092
1.75
s 189
1,280
. 836
1,685
1.590
1,459
. 898
1,897
; 598,
989
1.007
" 367
'788
3,112
873
561
rsooj
1,764
913
1.191
'M9
1 596
2
T3
O
H
a
o
a
Tl
?5
87.648
83,427
1,015
.89
. 184
1.019
.761
1 65
1,514
1,448
70b
1.114
6t3
811
332
554
789
1.4Mi
4
1,683
433
742
142
547
6.3
2.7U,
l8i
-. 8491
27
1,516
662
1,035
3.452,
1,115
1.560
688
512
2,655
947
1,831
3,640
; 695
420
. 716
983
010
994
- 160
1,374
639
1,270
180
641
1,048
519
2,261
628
653
881
1,293
3,614
1.990
: 492
l,o2l
358
1,053
910
-. 819
1,775
342
1.389
1,304
1,583
.1,801
0,118
1,013
.1,464
866
830
838
29
? 203
347
631
3,843
2,8S0
s 91.
e 85
1 949
1294
1.15?
1,70
- 545
,339
1.191
752
1,331
949
1,208
711
1,538
8-V2
1,161
829
52
1.063
1.4 5
1.261
1,774
486
576
252
1,099
1045
1 146
1,890
763
VT82
1.3S4
826
1,750
1,474
1,033
1,475
927
754
1,978
783
1,849
1,674
, 795
749
505
874
816
1,738
- 554
1,481
559
944
' 903
655
6:15
1,035
; 706
2,511
1 195
475
1,055
1,284
2,21
1,095
892
1,945
446
657
642
1,101
1,782
224
1,364
1,016
1JB31
1,653
1,655
727
1,697
646
905
989
332
379
.391
1,02
3,269
1,107
492
435
1749
1,0
1.H19
759
503
co:.:
'4,221
r -Note. The vote of Caswell and bates
counties (.unofficial) was as follows :
:. - . il v.;.,-.. . -.4 Jhilllps. Shipp.
Caswell. -. " 251 6371:
Gstes. .-'V E55 -744
06 t ; 1.S81
This woul4 make Shipp majority in the
SUte 4,933. - - . . .
lYlLZllHGTort aARftCT.
- .WJ-D-ICSDATtEcrt. lt-l:S01ML,
r CacbsTccrrsTiss-Tfce receipts aro on
17 about 143 bUs, which sold at 4 O tor
virgin and yellow dip, and 13 50 loriard,
V 2S0 Ba. x V-.', h-ry :-:yh:M iS.'
BpiBrrs Tcrpkstikk Alter jciterdaT'a
report there were sales of 57 casks at 53 cte.
This morning the market is flraer, and has
advanced. The sale are S3 casks at 53 cU.,
63 do. at 54 cent. 133 do. at 55 cents, and 13
do. selected at 554 cents per gallon lor
Southern packages., s.- ; r "1:-
. Rosin Sales reported of 1.4: 0 bbls. at $3
65 a $3 70 for strained, $3 80 for extra Nc;
2, tk 25 a tl 50 for No. 1 $5 a f 5 50 for
Pale, and f 5 75 a $3 for extra iPale tv
TabNo receipts or sal esv that we can
hearof.-'' v r.y':'f
Cotton 8ales of 71 ; bates, as follows : i
bale at 18 cents, 10 do. at 18 cents 26 doi
at 184 cents, S3 do. at 181 cents, and IdO at
19 cents-per lb, ." .-' ff;- f -SM1--V
LIARINE.
' 11 Schr H Q Hand, Hand," from Wash
ington, O U, to Harris- & HowelL yO i t
Ur brig Joseph Howe, Cottam, from
London to Harriss & HowelL "
: Brdchr Carleton, Albnry from Nassau, to
S Kidder & eon. , . ' i'h ' -; -f
titeamshlp Pioneer, WakeleyV for Phila
delphU, by ft brtb 4& Worth -- - '
8teamship Regulator, Freeman;5: for New.
EXiOUTS.
; ' COASTWISE. , K
Baltimobk SteamshlpXneille S6Q bbls
spiriU turpentine 493 do rosin, 103 do tur
pentine, 168 00 tar, 91 bales -cotton, 116.
nags and 8 bbls Iruit, 1 pkgs.mdsei 24
empty beer kegs, 1,008 buhels peanutf,"
Washwoton; D C-Schr, H (4 Hand,---145,i
00 feet lumber. 3 s- 'j : y'-'
s :T - -FOREIGN. c ; y:P'd
London Br Brisr "Joseph Htowe-.iSO
cabks spirit-turpciit ue. ;v?iV
Mss.rjfc dchr Carietou 31,905 feet ?um:
ber, 40.0t!0 bh-Dglea. , f ,' . ' ; ; : ;
last 1 Vessels in tke Port of Vil
mingtou, N. C, Sept. 1). 1872.
; STEAMSHIPS kS- -Pioneer,
Wakehy, ldgrhi, Worth & Worth
Lucille, Price, ldg Bait,; A D Cfzuux
Regulator, Freeman, ldg N Y, Barry Bros
BARQUES
Spanish Uli, Gatlia, ais, Wlllard Bros
Br Tridente, Bilaon, ldg Bristol,
Sprnut & HicBon
BRIGS.
Br Jdseuh Howe, Cotten, dis,
Harriss & Howell
Nor Diana, Jounassou, Uis, Htide Broc
tda V.i Wiiliauif, dis, Harris & Howell
Br Medusa, v nkic. lug Cork,
itpiunt & Hinson
Br Neptune's Car, Pike, iis, do
tiii'Ck swan, Win&iade, dis,
E Kinder & Sons
Sur , Duke, t l , Master
, , cCHOONERS
&iune :'C liler. Buirett, ldg Phil,
Harriet! & nowell
Scur Ths Booz, Cannor, dis. do
H ti Hand, Aiiiicr, log VVasuinyton,
il fairies & Howeii
Sarah Bruen, Hatteiick. ldg froyidtnee,
Han Us & Howell
Jos Seger, Ellis, dis. J H Chad bourn & Co
Luola Murchison, Jones, ldg S T;
Williauis & Murchison
Jas P Eaton, Pool, dis, O G Parsley & Co
Ben. Davis, dis, WiUiams & Murchison
Br Carleton, Aubrey, dis, E Kidder & Sobs
List of Vessels Sailed lor this Port.
NEW YORK. . r
Br Barque Carilyf Jayne, i iiv eld Aug 23
BOSTON. -
Brig Erie, Sears, . : eld Aug 31
Bri Isola, Snowman, " ' eld Aug 31
Lucy W right, Llzey, ' eld Sept 4
CARDIFF.
Br Barque Modell, Key, eld J uly 23
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PHILLIP HEINSBERQER'S ;
Live Book and Mnsic Store.
eept 10 1 ' 98 .
NEW DBUG $T0BB;? f
THE TJNDERSIGNEIJ has opened large
a and varied assortment of
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FRESH DRUGS AND CHEUICALS .
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At his new Store under tbe College or Physi
cians and Surgeons, on . Third street, oppo
slteCityHaU, ; ; f; e
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PATENT MEDICINES, . - - t
: PEUTJMERIES, r '
, In great variety,
india: nUBBERCiOOi) ,4 V
: ' TOILET AKTICLES"; ihc:
- i5toT8 - open at all tours, day and
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. '' ' ' - wl COWAK CnEEX,; i f,
:- Licensed Dispensing Chemist.
, - a e Proprietor.
Now Storo ! Oia.Groods I
6REENET7ALD &r CO.. 1
- ' S2 KOJtTn TATnZt 8TEEET,'
- -L; Ncxt'door to Wlllard Tiro's1
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN,
L1QUOP.S, WINES,
. .. BRANDIES, WHISKIES . . ;
, - . GIN3, iSa.ic, ;
Si m lX kIutll f Fany Liquors, which wo :
win offer to the trade on theniot reasonable
terms, aa we are receiving: large- consign- - N
1of "1? goods In the country.-
&riense call before making yonr purphases. s
- Jan 14 - - - 100-tr - ; '
iCHARisr. MoqSf7 ;
Commission Herclikiit; :
i ; AND DEALER IH - H 17 r
FLOUR, GRAIN,- v -1 r
; COUNTRY PRODTJCI2;
Cor. Camden&rPaca Sts
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; Orders flxmortJi Oux)Una Elicited.
eA-Ei,k:ek & Taylor
1 ; j ; - - Successors to ,
i t A w'TJ - r T? tip, r
Manufacturers and "dealera in '
HQ USE jrUXNltrJUJNtt GOODS.
Guns Stoves, Lanterns, Kerosene; Oil Tin
M and Sheet Iron Ware. .-
- Eoofing done at short notice. 1 "
s4f if. Agents for Falrbank's Scales. - -" f
vyAmHolO Front-Street r. :f
; : Y I L JI I N G T O N , N C . . , .
nOVl9 ; l5Q.ly
; .ESTABLISHED 1823.
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SUCCESSOR TO
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BEDWN & ANNDERSON,
v DEALER IN
Fmo :Watcixes, - Clocks,
' . Jewelry; Silver "Ware,'
SPEUrACLES TO SUIT ALL AGES.
1Sr37;MarktStreet,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Jewelry carefully
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Watches, Clocks and
repaired .
aov 5,
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C. Id. MAYER,
34 Mai'lcet Street. '
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DEALER IN
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFEC
TIONEItY, FOREIGN (ds DOMESTIC FRUITS. '
Weddings and parties supplied at short
notice, with all the delicacies of the season "
nov 5
146-ly
W. H. DART ;
L.IFPI 'IT'S, Vim hMXGs
SOUTH FRONT STiK:
Pmmfier, Bteam:; anftGas: Fitter
and dealer in
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Wrought and Galvanized Iron Pipes,
Brass Cocks, Vaivca. Gs Fixtures,
S i ''and all descrlptlona of.: ' C.--- "w-t
FITTINGS FOR STEAM, WATER
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I Particular attention , paid to fitting up of
, with Steam, Gas and Water; W t ,
nov 12
148-W
CO M I SS 1 0 N E R G H A HT,
Groceries,-FroTisidns Dry r;Goo4s
Clotliifl&c. &c.
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No. 23 and 24 North1 Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Consignmenta and Cash Ordera Sollcitedi
nov 23
'151-lJM
A. ADRIAN, : , - y H. VOLLERSl
4 ADRIAN & VOLLERS. Pm- X
r6roccriciiindlJfinnrfl
- Importers of German and Havana Cigars,
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Gomiriissi on MTeiTcliant MfV:
, , Soirni-EAsT Corxkb Dock and FitoyT
'y-' . Street.; .-. ,i.a.i -l"y;''.S:WJ-v
: r - WILMINGTON, N. C.
Having thelareest and beet assorted Stock,4ii
of Groceries andLiqaors in the City, Dealers
will find it to their interest to give us a call -before
buying elsewhere. . - ? -si- . ... i
' may 17-tf ' -ii'?y: -... -V- .
. -VCorrill's Restauraiit,
;the gem "
( No. 16 SOUTH ' WATER STREET,
. WILMINGTOPT, Iff. C.
?ilrx at all Uours. The beat Wines,
C Liqaors and Vigr always oa
. Hand
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The Pnblic are
invited to call.
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29-ly
; 1 CLIFFORD HOUSE, ,
' ' KORT II FRONT STREE T,
: , W1LMIKGTOS, IC. C ,
ALL WILL HiaiEMBEi; THAT I AM
constantly supplied with Liquors, Cigars
and Tobacco, of the very best. . Furnlfehe 1
rooms are also kept for the accommodai; ,
of the traveling public.
not
veilng paDiic. ' -J,
A. CLIFFORD, Proprieto
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