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Pabisbed every afternoon except Sunday.
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KiTXH business letters should be'ad-
dressed to trie .. iDaiuMva601?
communications or matters relating to the
editorial department to the,Editon J:
Correspondence solicited from our friends
m all parts of the State, on topics of gene
ral interest. TolttiW newandports ol
Hoars of opening 'and closing Reading
Boom of WainUgtonraiyMOciations 4
Open at 8 M.;tclose lclockP. Ml4
Open
P. M.
P.M.
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post1 Office Regulations. .
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jfrotn this date the mails will close as
follows: , " : -
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Northern (night) mail..... 8 p. m;
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are authorized agents tor the Post.
Geo. P. Uowkll iSc'Co., are the au
thorize!
York.
8cnt8 'for "the P st in New
LOCAL ITEMS.
Just received at VauQrsdell's another lot
of those Beautiful Walnut Mouldings.
Chattel Mortgige Deeds for sale
by C. t- HALL.
All eorts ol blanks printed and for sale by
S. 0. Hall. Office on Princess st. tl
THE TOWN CRIER.
A dclightlul da.
Delightful moonlight nights now
Gold is qu led iu New York to
day at 1U.
The Thermometer stood at noon
today by the mark 78.
Don't forget the meeting of the
j Command i y to-ni&bt.
Very dull here for the lawyer?.
Why don't somebody sue somebody ?
Lippincott's Magazine for October
h unusually interesting. J. B. L'ppio
cott& Co., Philadelphia.
An exchange v says that as the
weather is getting cold you should see
that your house is coaled also.
A run away horse alarmed the ire-
juenters of Front street last night. 4 No
one hurt but a. dangerous experiment.
- The Marsball has sailed out ot the
cityagnin. It he does this much often
er, we shall apply for a habeas take -'em.
The spirits' turpetine market " is
farmer to day, and tends upward under
the advices received. -See market re
ports.
The Theatre repairs are progressing
haely. We will soon have one of the
neatest places of entertainment in tho
South. '
The Opera seasou has commenced
in New York. Old Mario is again de-
lighting Gotham, after an Enoch Arden
absence. , I .
Steamship Lucille, Capt. Price, has
jam ved irom Baltimoie, with a lull in
ward cargo. She Jeayes on her Jreturn
ip to morrow morning.
When voutJSrfmen.tWbo dont read
lueh poetry,ioose the society of their
pcetbearts, they manfully quote the
it'C ot nonular lore sopffs.
i - j
The Star is frantically, calling upon
f fiends to organizes. It will abriek
?Wer in November when it will have
Prty or no organization tosdirject it.
Why do not the i various choirs of
l city get together arid )
an or-
niznion fbr ?tbe stddr fof -music, ?
jwe is talentVenongb for a first class
J. P. Sampsorj- editor otjtbe CotT
Citizen Wastiingf onas assaulted
?day night t byey a powerful map
Jed GraT$rreoO:-aaa'rreaied,
United StateiaraQVinweb6pC
wliicb is more suitable. WeXailed
to see !be beauty of the mierible ar
m(ldC;whivi;.epr jftjing at the
bwdot' tbe Sar lk jtiUclrc'Sd
congratulate its propfietOTrflTWiira
ins taste. ! F"
)u La no a ti quAnt ltiea h aralf stores
awaiting shipment St TieTterme.
!.!,'!A good deal ot brandy is beiDgiilis.
tilled in lUc western' "pari tof the State
this' year.: i-,..-s. tii i L':ii.
Tub fall ; term- of I ho Superior Court
ohCraTen"orjnt y.biisr in -New Berne
to" entertain the droTe--f borfes and
mules that tbe. t xpects there this
winter. vr'.-,-:;, .. . .
- YoviiQ Holmes wba met with such a
painful ; accidentl recently j on the W.
railroad and whose ; leg was. amputated
in const quence, is, we Vare happy to
state, recovering. -
vvTiie Charlotte Bulletin docs not care
for the assaults and slanders, posted
from Charlotte for the New Yprk Tri
'1mhe touching the Bulletin. Mercenary
hirelings are always ready to lie when
money is offered as a reward.
Tub Physicians of -Randolph county
have entered ' into a mutual agreement
to keep a black book, containing the
names ot those who can and wot pay,
and also those. who are in the habit of
changing their Doctors annually.
Tns Riteigh NtK says : Chas.
Loughlin, Eq, formerly a citizen of
Warren tOD, N. U , was found dead on
the streets of Norfolk, in front of
Salisbury's shoe stor at an early hour
yesterday morning, shot through tbe
bead with a ball, supposed to have been
from a pistol.
We lcaru that a few d-iys ago the
new mill of John M. J'ohuson, E q , on
James Creek, some twenty eight miles
west of Fayetteville, was 1 struck by
lightning and burned. Mr. Johnson's
new mill was not completed, and much
of tbe timbers was just ready to erect.
The loss is some tew hundred dollars.
Eagle.
The Fayetteville Eagle sensibly says :
" Schools are especially needed in our
State now more than at nny former
period. One great and constant duty,
of our law makers should be to origi
nate and provide the roost simple, cheap
and effective system of popular educa
tion. Every one in any station entrusted
to any extent with the pub'.ic welfare,
should give this hi? best attention. We
need and must have more practical col
leges Itbatf, formerly, jlnstead of so
much i reek and Latin let us have more
ol the scientific and practical. Teach
tbe German language, so our young peo
ple can transact business in tbe German
settlements in Western States. Provide
night schools for winter, exempt and
promote teachers and give every indi
rect aid to scholars, so , actual expenses
maybe less."
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
From Missouri.
' St. IiOUis, Sept. 18.
A late Fort Smith, Arkansas paper learns
from a gentleman, just lrom the Greek na
tion, that the troubles there are coming to a
head. Chief Chiste with his men, favorable
to law and order, are in arm ; and are sus
tained by the United States troops, sent here
from Fort Gibson. The entire party num
bers 800 men. - ' f - ; ,r
. The Sands party, ls( alio In arms,, with
nearly the same strength, and a collision is
regarded almost inevitable. IV is stated, if
Sands party attempts further resistance to
law, no quarters will be idyen.
From California; .
Sax Fbancisco, Sept. 18.
Out of 950 jurors summoned a jury was at,
last obtained for tke new trial of Laura Fair
Denyjcb September 18.
On Saturday last, about 40 Sioux and Cliey
enes attacked a Kanche seventy miles North
East of Trinidad; Colorado, and murdered
the famiiyjof the proprietor, who escaped to
Fort Lyons. - Troops rwere started immedi
ately In pursuit ortbe.aavages.; On the same
day another band attacked the stock Kanche
bf Jones BrosM &nd at last accounts had sur
rounded party in charse of herd - of cattle,
were fighting as -best., they . could.' ,Troops
hare gone to their relieC J 1
From Pcnnsjlvaaia
' ; - J nrrsmmcr, it. 18. 1
i Gen; John A. Logan has been chosen per
jnanent rresldent. .. .
:tr fPnia, September 18;'
t g Jlemosat," Minister, of foreiaCklrsas
sttrcs. Jbe'friendjpf ' jt Abcnt.ihat be has
strong hopes that the energetic intervention
of the government, will result in hi release
Sembetta has made deposition with regard
to the capitulation of Mctz. He was exam
ined by Gen. Rivere.
sEvarts has arrived here from Geneva, and
Davis is expected to-morrow.
The sentence of seven of the ten coinmn
nists condemned to death for the assaxi na
tion of the hostages, have been commuted to
imprisonment. The remaing three convictsj
will be shot to-morrow at Satovj'.
Lolive Descharhpa and Deniville the three
coxnmnists condemned to death for murder
ing hostages, and in whose cases commuta
tion of sentence was refused, were shot this
morning at Satory.
Bombay, via London, Sept. 17 f:30 P. M.
Letters from I?r. Livingstone, dated July
3d, 1872" have been received at Zanzibar.
Livingstone was at Uniany-em-bc and was
well, and was waiting the arrival of Stan
ley's second expedition. '-
. London, September 18. '
A meeting of the Internationalists here,
adopted a platform in favor of universal suf
frage by ballot, for legislative magisterial
officers, compulsory and gratuitous common'
school education, the disbandment of stand
ing armies, abolition of indirect taxes and
the substitution therefor of progressive in
come tax and supression usury.
New York Markets.
New York, September 18.
Stocks excited but better. Gold firm at 114.
Money 8 per cent. Exchange long 107;
short 108. Government bonds dull and
weak, steady. State bonds heavy.
Cotton irregular and heavy. Uplands 20J
Ct3s; Orleans 20 cts. Sales of 189 bales. Flour
very firm. Wheat a shade firmer. Corn
dull and unchanged 'Pork steady mess
ei4 10514 25. Lard dull steam 89J4 cts.
Spirits Turpentine firm at 62 eenU. Rosin
quiet at $1 10(3 $4 15 for strained. Freights
quiet.
Foreign Markets.
INiON, September 18 Noon.
Consols ir ; new o's 85,
Liverpool, September 18 Noon.
Cotton opened heavy; uplands t)d; Orl
eans 10d.
.LATER.
Cotton closed heavy and unchanged, sales
Of 8,000 bales to speculators ana exporters
2,000 bales.
Greeley's Partnership with Tweed.
It is now a week since we published
the astoundiDg history of Air. Greeley's
attempted blackmailing of the Tobacco
Manufacturers' Association. During
that time, no contradiction, no explana
tion, no excuse has been offered. The
facts we alleged, therefore, must stand
admitted as we know they roust, for
a judicial record is not e isily disposed
of by a flippant assertion that, like
Doolitlle'i corruption, it was an "error
of judgment and taste."
It is wt'l', then, to ag;tin ncall these
admitted facts.
First Mr. Greeley subscribed for five
thousand dollars ot the stock of the
Company, for tchlch he not only never
paid a cetit, but for which hs never expect
ed to iaya cent. He put his name down
as a lecoy to induce otlurs to pay their
money, and he succeeded.
Second lie consented to be, and acted
asaTrustee of the. Company with Tweed
and Sands.
Third When things appeared not to
be going so prospe ously as he had
hoped, though the Company was per
fectly solvent, and he and -Tweed enter
ed into a scheme, in connection with the
Ring Attorney-General, Gratz Nathan
and W. O. Bartlett, well known ring
lawyers, to compel the Association to
buy Tweed and Greeley offunder threats
in case they refused, of pattyig them
into tbe bands of a receiver to be ap
pointed by Cardozo.
Fourth Tweed having sold out,
Greeley unblushingly told them they
must settle with Yeaton or thfy
woul4 have ' trouble. lie did thir,
though Yeaton was judially known to
be a far from reputable man. When
Yeaton was applied to, in order to ce
on what terms they could settle, tbe
Company found that they were required
to pay Greeley par for his stock, for
wb'ch he bad not paid one cent.
Fifth Within a week after they re
fused to pay Greeiey, Cardozo decided
to appoint a receiver upon a motion
which be bad kept under advisement
that is waiting for Greeley and Graz to
tell him when to decide it lor nearly
three months.
Sixth Only an accident and the
strength of the reform movement pre
vented Greeley from ruining the Com
pany. Is this the kind of '"Od Honesty"
that the people want for President? We
do not wonder that some of the stock
holders, who subscribed upon the faith
of Greeley's nnme, are meditating pro
ceedings to compel him to pay up.
IK Y; Time.
When the Democratic orators ta k ot
forgiveness we are ready to listen to
them, for forgiveness is a manly and a
christian duty ; but when they ask us to
forget, they make a demand to' which,
without eradicating our manhood, it is
impossible to accede. Is there anything
to be ashamed of in the struggles oi
the Republic to govern itself that the
citizens of the Republic should banisb
them from recollection f Was it a good
deal to rebel ? Was it a. bad one to en
counter and suppress rebellion I"
Trtbrtnet March 8, 1868. 0 . t , r r . i .
! Humana sharewith Horses the bene
fits derivable 'from the world-renowned
Muicah lltrsTAKe LikucestI The mo&t
irrefracabU testimony estabtlshes the fact
that this wondrous balm exerts the same
soothing aad tiealingf Influence when applied
to the human cuticle, that it does in cases
of spavin, fouaders, ringbone, poll evil,
scratches, wind gall and other ailments of
the horse which reqmire outward treatment.
It is, in fact, the most effectual of all exter
nal remedies for rheumatism, goat, stiffness
ol the neck, neuralgia, sore throat, swell
logs, cuts and bruises of all kinds.
f 1 ! Buffalo, N. Y.. Dec 13, 1870.
! i ,
I Da. R. V. Pibbcb : For the past six months
I have used your Golden Medical Discovery
in my practice, aiid in that time I have tested
iU.jnerits in severe toughs, both acute and
chro&icfin chrpctc diseases of the throat
severe esses of! bronchitis, general derange
ment of the system, 'constipated condition
of the boweles, and wherever' a-thorongh
Alterative, or blood purifier, has been indi
cated. In all cases I have found it to act
gently, yet thoroughly and effectually in le
moving the various diseased conditions, and
bringing about a healthy action throughout
the system Yours fraternally,
II. L. hall, m. d.
This medicine is sold by all respectable
druggists in all parts of America.
MARRIAGE GUIDE.
EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR. Be
ing a private instructor for married pei .one,
or those about to be married, both male
and female In everything concerning the
physiology and relations of onr sexual sys
lem, and the production and prevention of
offipring, including all the new discoveries
never before given in the English language,
by WM. YOUNG, M. D. This is rtally a
valuable and interesting work. It is written
in plain language for the general reader, and
is illustrated with numerous Engravings.
All young married people, or those con
templating marriage, and having the least
impediment to married life, should read
this book, ft dlecloses secrets that every
one should Le acquainted witb ; still It Is a
book that must be locked up and not Jet lie
about tbe house. It will be sent to any ad
dress on receipt of 0 cents. . Address Dr.
WM. YOUNG, No, 416 Spruce street, above
Fourth, Philadelphia.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTU
NATE. No matter what may be your dis
ease, before you place yourself under the
care of any of the QUACKS native and
foreign who advertise in this or any other
paper, get a cepy of Dr. Young's Book and
redd it carefully. It will be the means of
saving you many a dollar, your health, and
possibly your life. Dr. Young can be con
sulted on any of the diseases described In
his publications by mail or at his office. No.
416 Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadel
phia, sept 18 105-3 m
JUST RECEIVED.
A new supply of fine Fenrl and other Card
Cases, Cigar Cases, Toy Itooks, Chessmen
Dominoes, Playing Carda, Fifes, Hiuijos, Vio
lins. Violin Strings, Violin IWdges and
Rosin, Harmonicas, Guitars, Accordeons,
Tamboriues, Bass Drums, Snare Drums,
Steel pens, Penholders, Ink Stands, Pen
Racks, Paper Files, Small picture Frames,
Letter Clips, Writing Desks, Lead Pencils,
Sealing Wax, Mucilage, Spauldlng's Glue,
tc, at
PHILLIP IIEINSBERGER'S
Live Book and Music Store.
101
sept 17
EDWARDS & HALL,
Wholesale (Brrocers
j . .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, -
J ; WILMINGTON, N. C.
Jnne 8 20-.1m
Purcell House,
i J, It, DAVIS, Proprietor.
-
FBOM AND AFTER THIS DATE the rates
for Transient Boarders are S2 50, S3 00 anu
St 00 per day, according to location and
rooms.
Day Boarders $8 00 per week. r
julv 15 48-tf
NEW DRUG STORE.
THE UNDERSIGNED has opened a larga
and varied assortment of
FRESH DRUBS AHD CHEMICALS
j
At his new Store under the College of Physi
cians and Surgeons, on Third street, oppo
site Clty.HalL
PATENT MEDICINES,
! PERFUMERIES,
In great variety
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
TOILET ARTICLES, etc.
Store open at all hours, day and
niht. . V 1 ,
, W. COWAN GREEN
1 ' Licensed Dispensing Chemist. ,
Proprietor.
July 23 " ' 6.tf
ElCTATi
WILMINGTON 'MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 18-1:30 P. U.
Crude TcBPiHTDti-Bales of 423 bblat
$5 for vlrxin and yellow dipfandfS 25 for
hard, 9 sso as.' . "-::t:'i:ii -jt 'V
Spibits TcKPraTraB After Vyesterdavs
report there were sales of 47 casks at 57 cts.
This morning no sales have taken place that
we can bear of. The market is flrmer under
the advices received, and prices have a de
cided upward tendency ; 58 cents is freeiyS
onered, and factors ire holding higher, tf
Rosis The sales this morniDg are 2,187
bbls. at & 65 for strained, $3 ,75 for No j 2,
$4 for low No. 1, $i 25 for No. 1. 4 50 for
extra No. 1, 5 for low Pale, $5 50 a $6 lor
Pale, and $ 0 for extra Pale-
Tar80 bbls. received and sold at $3 10;
Cotton Sales of f 6 bales, as follows : 2
bales at 16 cents, 1 do. at 17 ceuts, 1 do. st
17i cents, 10 do. at 17 cents, and 83 do. at
IS cents per lb.
MARINE.
ARRIVED.
18 Stmr D Murchison, Garrison, irom
Fayetteville, to Williams & Murchison.
8tmr A P Hurt, Worth, from Fayette
ville, to Worth & Worth.
Steamer North State, Green, 1m Fayette
ville, to L H DeRosset. s,
Stmr R E Lee, Skinner, from Fayetteville,
to T D Love & Co.
Steamship Lucille, Price, from Baltimore,
to A D Cazaux. .
CLEARED.
17--Schr Joseph Seger, Ellis, for Boston,
by J H Chadbourne & Co. ;f
- Br Barque Trident, Bilson, for Bristol,
England, by Sprunt & Hinson.
Brig Black Swan, Winslade, for Martin
ique, by E Kidder & Sons.
- 18 Steamer D Murchison, Garrison, for
Fayetteville, by Williams & Murchison.
Stmr A. P Hurt, Worth, for Fayetteville,
by Worth & Worth.
Steamer North State, Green, for Fayette
ville, by L H DeRosset.
StmrR E Lee, Skinner, for Fayetteville,
by T D Love & Co.
Steamship Tonawanda, Wiltbauks, for
Philadelphia, by Wprth & Worth.
RECEIPTS.
PER RIVER STEAMERS. Ac.
Steamer D Murchison 53 bbls spirits
turpentine, 851 do rosin.
8teamer A P Hurt 20 bbls spirits tur
pentine, 8 do crule turpentine, 320 do
rosin, 3 do tar.
Steamer North State 251 bbls spirits tup;
pentine, 13 do crude turpentine, 275 do
rosin.
Steamer R E Lee ISO bbls spirits turpen
tine, 21 do crude turpentine, 410 do rosiD.
EXPORTS.
COASTWISE.
Boston Schr Joseph Seger 157,555 feet
lumber.
Philadelphia Steamship Tonawanda 107
bbls spirits turpentine, G6L do rbsin, 125 do
tar, IWdo pitch, 217 bales cotton, 1,002
bnsh peanuts, t0,7?3 teet lumber, 3 tons
old iron, 4 pkgs mdse. v
FOREIUN.
Bristol, England Br Barque Trident
4,000 bbls rosin, 500 casks spirits turpen
tine. Martinique Brig Black Swan 123,353
feet lumber.
List ci Vessels in the Port of Wil
mington, N. C, Sept. 18, 1872.
' STEAMSHIPS
Lucille, Price, ldg Bait, A D C?ziux
' BARQUES
Spanish Uli, Gatlia, ldg HamBurjr,
VVillardBros
Br Tridente, Bilson, ldg Bristol,
8pmnt & Hioson
Br Sarnia, Pellow, dis, Harriss & Howell
Br Mystic Tie, Coffill, dis, G G Barker & Co
BARQUEANTINE
Br Elizabeth Taylor, Proctor, dis,
Vick & Mcbane
(Russia) Elsa, Ehlund, dis, Heide Bros
BRIGS.
Nor Diana, Jonnasson, ldg Europe,
Heide Bros
Br Medusa, Wilkie. Id? Cork, . . j
Sprunt & Hinson
Br Neptune's Car, Pike, ldsr Europe,-! t
Sprunt & Hinson
Black Swan, Winslade, dis,
E Kidder & Sons
8urf, Duke, dis. . Master
Erie, Fleming, dis, E Kidder & Sons
Isola, Snowman, dis, G G Barker & Co
Mary E Dana, Latham, dis, O G Parsley
SCHOONERS
Edith May, Gross, dis, Navassa Guano Co
Jos Searer, Ellis, dis. J H Chadbourn & Co
Lucy Wright, Elzy, dis,
Williams & Murchison
C C Bearse, Hodgdondis, O G Parsley
List of Vessels Sailed lor this Port.
NEW YORK.
Br Barque drily, Jayne, eld Am; 22
BOSTON.
Brig Mary E Dana, Latham, eld Sept 5
Ger Baique Claudia, Dinse, eld Sept 5
Ger Barque Juno, Smidt, sld Sept
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr John A Griffin, Foster, eld Sept 10
CARDIFF.
Br Barque Modell, Key, cid July 22
LIVERPOOL
Br Barqucantine, Leonora Edmondson,
sld August 31
NOTICE.
BEEF, BEEF, BEEF.
THE FINEST WESTERN BEEF, in North
Carolina can he bought from us, at our
old stand, ..... : t . .
WASHINGTON MARKET,
For the next FIFTEEN DAYS at isU cenW
per pound, FOR CHOICE CUTS. Give Us a
call at once. , - -....
CAFFS & DOUGLASS.
sept 16
lttlW'
, The best now made,'
and superior, to any, Iu
elegance of tone," touch,
finish aid durability. r f
Sold at Factory Prices
PIANOS'
AND
only by tProt- J. F.
BUECKJERTj. Pi a n o
Organ Sules Room'. Ma
sonic HalLr 57 and 59
Market st, Wilmington,
4 01: f'frtts
co:
nmrmrilAi mrm - kj ....
New Store !; Old Goods .S
: GREEHWALD & CO,, : '
j:'X 32 voutvl Watkb, stkkbt, A tr?" "
.. BRANDIES, WniSKIKV.'st "t
m eS r Thr lUda
' MiLLPEED- : vv r. v
cor. Uamden&PacaSts'1 '
Baltimore, Md.-'
Coders from North Carolina Solicited.
: . ,.i7i-r
: v Successors to i- n irii
anufacturers and dealerai A1 ":Lwr. lit
no urns jfumrmaiso o oods: -iiwaiu
Guns.
Onrf UKnf TX Iir .
Roofinff d on ft at ah rtiW- Zhf f 1
Agents for Falrbank's Scales. ' r r
Moi9 Front Street,
novl? - - - v.-. - -TifiGwiT., f
ITABLISUED lisss. ; ; rr ;
: SUCCESSOR TOv
: BROWN & 5 ANNDERS0N,
DEALER IN ;r;, ,.
Jf ine Watches, Clock,
J" ewelry. Silver Ware,
FANCY GOODS.
SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL AGES,
:Nr- 37 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
reSSiS!" 0100158 dnd Jewelry carefully
c. k,. mayer;
BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY
34 Market Street,
DEALEK I2T
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFEC
TIONERY, wtrKs-
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
Weddings and parties supplied at short
notice, with all tile delicaciesPof J WES?
nov5
146-1 y '
W. H. DART
SOUTH FJlOIiT ST.; . '
WILMINCTON, 'nZ.
and dealer in ' " v" " :
Wrought and Galvanized Iron Piprs, ''! : ; V
Brass Cocks, Valves, aixtiireVti?r
arid nil fliwinu.. ' ' -.m.
FITTINGS FOR STEAM," ,iv"ATE?i
AND GAS.
Particular attention paid to Bttiu- nn-bf t-
with Steam, Gas and Water. i-fliVd
nhPIMlMiinii -r, rt
AND DXALXB IV.. f.. .' . t
a vn a . ... mm
Groceries, Pronsip, -pry Bopi 5 lB,
No. 22 and 24 North , Water Street; n .Mi ,bm
WILMINGTON,, N.;C.s t
Consignments and Cash Orders Solicited! -'
nov 23
A. ADRIAN. ji V(M.T.vn:
ADRIAN i VOLa:;;
Groceries a ad Iiiquor;v?"" v
Importers of German and Havana Cigars,' iicsui
Commission Merchaiit ;dUt1
South-east Cobxeb Dock and Fkokt ' 4,rii!f 3 A
Having the largest and best assorted Stock 4'
Mrn aVif VVo n the City;Dealers! siotl w
will find it to their Interest to give us a call , , f
before buying elsewhere. - - " -T iVO .il''l
mavl7tf , , - :t- .-.rt'J Alecs'
MorriU's Restaurant, u .mA
the GrEk;,,,":;;.
No. 10 SOUTH . WATEIt; STpEBTj'' T v
; milminWon.- N. C. IhUlol
Meals at all Hours. The best Wines
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