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Subscription.
ix monies,
months, in adrance 1
-am business letters should be ad-
.a to the Business . Manager, and all
communications or matters relating to the
editorial department 10 vno x.uii.u.
An nHrltpd from our friends
mVu parts of the Bute, on topics of gene-
-1 mtereit. Political news ana repor i
crop, are CTpeciauy qesiraoie.
KV advertisements.
pJOTand winter goods
opening NOW AT
M. M. KATZ',
vri.vlcflt Street
O
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
uniRS' DRESS GOODS
la every variety, quality
ard stvlc
SHAWLS, SCARFS, CLOAKS;
- tin n nVM UJEAD
MFN'S AMU BUIQ lltHiit
III l
HOUSE FURNISHING
AND
WHITE GOODS,
&C. &C, AO.,
. i
i i,nrt. cvervtniusr tnai can ue ti
i. i i - i i
tor in Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, and Notions. &c,
Liberal Discounts
TO
WHOLESALE BUYERS.
OUR MOTTO
QUICK SALES and SMALL PROFITS
i 1
Strictly adhered to.
"sa Murket street.
.... 133 U
Merchandise Brokerage Office,
rrLL line or wrmpie cwaui .
r from importers and manufacturers in
Northeni uiarkeU.
4ii ..t mrrrhnntllsP. orders
RQd bids hollcited and telegraphed promptly.
w 1 tl t..nrrVf OllH Krtld ill tlllS
markpt. orders from buyers soucuea, anu
mples left by sellers rill have prompt at
tention. Tim s rpll as cash purchases ngotlatedf
wbetner you wisn to ouy or cu,
tH fr.u- nil oftfn wltn your iocm
r w v - Btvaf . - - v
Broker. 1Tir .
M.i,onui otiri Trmluce Broker.
-1 i4 tr
Jill l. Iiuiiuwv " - " ....
December 2d 25th Is Christmas
VOW is the time to send in your Orders for
that Good Old Scuppernong Wine
T.f drink and be merrv to-day, to-wor-
row we die.
Clubs of 'JJ drink a good deal.
Clubs of 30 drink more.
' f" II J k1 n 1 v nil
LIUOJU1 WUSUBlll uuua.
W4 l(0-tl
THE tfORLD RENOWNED
how:
Jscwinc Machines.
IN RANGE of work this Machine cannot be
and our heavy work excols that or any Jia-
cinne in tne woria.
u-.inim t c n ttovest Machine.
will do all ynar sewingwill last a Ule time,
and is not subiect to FITS. , ,A.
Wo rhcerfully lnvlt comparison "with
work of anv other Machines, and will put
thpm trial .t xriir home, bv leaving
nnmp .t tho rrHo. No. 4 LlDDltt Row. Front
trot hvurean I Vrwnlr olid Oranire. Sold On
fiFO. A. NEWELL.
V k J - . , ,i
A KAn t irnnia Rowl n fr Mnehlne LO.
fan 9 200-tf
INSURANCE.
I IFV AVn VTTM? TVTTRAXf!E CAN BE
effected at the lowest current rates in the
fcrflowinz responsible Companies, on ap
plication to
Vl'AV YflRk TN'MIRAXPR
COMPANY. Assett 820,000,000
J. A. BYRNE, Gen'l Ins. Agt.,
$9,000,006, Gold
URELT WESTERN FIRE INSUtt-
A TP mfPiW Vpv OrlRM)IL
Auotii S226.014
FARMVir.T.P. irTRK iNSTTRANCE AND
BAAKING COMPANY of V., assets
$500,000
BYRNE & KEEN AN.
A ' 1 TmnranM A rents.
Offl rwamKor -f rvkmmrre- ud stairs.
Wilmlnsrton. N. C
an is
U. S. INTERNAL REVEENDE,
Collector Office, 3d District North
Carolina,
FAYETTE VI LLE Jauary 4th 187S.
ON
S the 2Sth day of January, 1S73, 1 "UJi1
ublicaucUon, at the Court House door.
t pu
In VI i 1 i .
tu: AJi the rieht. tlUe and interest oi
n, Pi.. Vt iu""'-6 .l"r. " 4
If
" 11, tsrooKs to a, oc tTt
bn cft-ot cat ? rr.r tuTM aaiteased aeaiost
.H.BroVika Co-.duetheUnlt Btatea.
to Wr " "."SSKSiA.
DAUBER
Snor.
JOE TURNER wlsbw to inform n , . ri,
I . 1.1 1 1 1 that nfi II nOW
. .
uicii hhu nuunc Kcuciwij. vw"
Tupra and nnhlio rinArailV. that ne
sroiwroH .i an iin.i rwf wnrk In his line.
tlOn Af tVianatAnaeA XvHIrtl llIVB
nercw".-
n so liberally bestowed upon him.
LEGIS
LATTJRE.
Condensed from the New.J
SENATE. ,
Wednesday, J&n. 21st, 1873.
Senate called to order at 11 o'clock.
Lieut. Governor Brogden in the chair.
Tiie chair arjrjointed as select com
mittee to prepare and report a revision
of the incorporation laws, chapter 1$9,
of 1871 End '72, Messrs Murpbey, Nor-
j m 3 tt
wo tin, aierrimon, uranaj anu uarns.
Message trom the House transmitting
n. message from the uovernor concern -
ins; the sale of the Western North Caro
lina Railroad.; Referre l to Joint Select
committee Q the sale of the said
Mr Seymour, a bill to amend chspur
.185, acts of 1809 '70. Referred.
Mr Morehcad. of Guilford, a bill to
prevent destruction ot timber, making
T mm. M . 1
it a misdemeanor tor persons to aisiurD
timber upon- another person's land.
Referred.
Mr Nicholson, a bill to allow certain
ieal estate to be redeemed within twelve
months after being aold. Referring to
schools, churcbe, &c. Referred.
Mr Cunningham moved that the spe
cial order for the protection of life and
property upon railroads be placed upon
calendar. Adopted. :
Mr Stilley, a resolution relating to
assets of the Board ot Education.
Adopted.
The bill rclatmg to tne neuse itiver
Ferry Company, was taken up. Tnie
bill reitneta tue cnarges or. saiu com-
pany. Fassea its tmra reading uj
Mr btilley calieu up tue dui io incor-
nnrate me dcuuubiuuuk
ocuppernons ateamDoat
TrntortRtion ComDanv. fassea its
" ...
I 1 J Z - in nsTTS II
mini rKauiuu. dyco iv. ua.o v.
' w - . ' r l.
Mr Powell, under a suspension oi iue
rules, called up a bill in favor ot John
G Williams. This bill is to the effect
that the State is due to John G WU-
lim ft 000 acres of land in Harnett
the return of 56 peniten
tiary bonds held by him, he having paid
$29,000 tor the said Donas ana me
State having paid out nothing for the
lnnrla. it not recosrnizius as consti-
tutional and not redeeming tne qonas
- . - w rrr ' l .
iaaiiprl tor this purpose Air viriinams
having paid for the bonds held by mm
in ?ood laitU and D lore ine saiu oonus
rcprft Hprlared unci nstitutional.
The question created a discussion as
to whether the btate had any title in
hether it had ativ
power to act in the premwes, maamucu
puv v" . , , .f ,
an the State had not paid one cent for
the saia lands, and did not recognize
the validity of the bonds so issued.
Rnfprrpd to .Tndiciarv committee.
Mr Welch introduced a resolution
calling upon the Governor and Attor-
nev uenerai iu iiuuiw iuo
whnt ntpna thev Bad taken, under a cer-
" r - . - . . i i:
tain law, to inquire mio iue icmy
f the Eastern Division of the
Wo.tArn.Tsr i j Railroad. He wanted
rpanrinsihihtv for this sale to resT
where it belonged. Resolution adopted.
Adjourned.
II0U8E OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Hause was called to order at tne
iianal hnnr f
u o v. . " " - . . .
Bv Mr Marler, a resolution ot mstruc-
tn tiin .Tndiciarv committee cou-
cerning the rates of Interest charged by
banks. Kelerred.
jir, Mr Tinla. a bill to amend section
"
35. chaDter 192. laws oi loi-a, cou-
T-rriftcrp and Divorces. Ke-
frrAfl
n Mr Jr.nps. of Orance. a bill to
amend section 27, chapter 67, laws of
ififtfiQ and section 4. cnapter o,
laws'bf 1870- 1. Referred.
T? Mr Ahott. a bill to amend sec
tions 4 and 5, chap 139, laws of 1870-1.
r XT. Tnna rtf CumdAD. a Dill IO
n.MiraiTP hnrspi raisinor. Referred.
U V
r fti: t. Kill in rolatinn to
the law of evidence in cases ot Divorce.
i-ctr Mr i riTHLL. a im .u . w
o- xti. Paarha . a on in relation io
J T .
.nri nthpr State bonds, iteier-
Uliiuiat v
red. . .
Trnfini&heiL Business.
ti. k?ii t artnliah the usurv law and
the substitute therefor, being the unfin-
:i i Kr.oir.oca ita consiacraiiou W9
1SUCU uuJiuv,
The question recurred upon me iuv-
tion of Mr Bowman io maeuijivcij pw..
. i . i. Annr in tavnr nl
m ifnnnDTF iiiiik i iin iiuut . u . -
the bill and in opposition to the mden-
nite postponement. .
.nna vaa rurrip.fl
'I ' frA . mnnnn I . iii.iluuuu v. mm w
i . nf rou 70nav8 41.
The resolution that the committee to
I examine imu iuo - -
Uiary stand as it is now constnnted was
examine into the affairs ot tne recuen
a.um n anrl arlnnted.
ThA Senate bill to incorporate the
t.i.Kr nrxnville - and ttaow Hill
UUIUBUWtV .
: 1 nat fa trn nn.
The bill passed us several
The bill to luooipuia.o -" .
soecial order.
I was uuivi
i ,.
r,4.H. end nasaea u'kiw
I auiu . n,pnr . bill to
f-o-Uorate the Newbern and TWnton
I o. K-f Prtmnanv. - RefeXTedi
'?rMr Bldb, conM?t, bill to
i . . - Via i a wa in rpiraiu w
I oeticr cmuiw
I T? a Frrri
i n m I n b . a. asw.w..
. - . -r K Scnutfl
On motion oi air vrui, w -
1U
tt- -Riv. nnri ifa tributaries WM fct
rl m W I W . & HU. www-'
and. alter a protracted debate,
r . . i jw-a
mil u Vftnim- m-nrk-r -tv a
passed its several readincrs. after undef-
going some amendment.
The hill to nmvnH thm srh rl law of
February 12tb, 1872, being the special
oruer lor iuib uour i. y. to. wo vuubiw-
eration was gone into. -
On motion of Mr Brown, of David
son, the bill was considered by sections.
Pending definite action the House
adjourned. J -
m i m
WAIFS.
Mr. Francis, our Minister to Greece,
says Byron' Maid of Athens is a mytb.
Minnie Hacck is really engaged in
Paris! She has signed forthree years
at'tne'Opera Comique.
Secretary Boutwellffl sister is a sculp
tress. The Golden Age thinks the fam
ily has a genius for figures.
A British zaologist throws water on
the hydropathic system by stating that
whales are peculiarly subject te rheu
matism.
The will of Napoleon appoints the
Empress, Cardinal Bonaparte and M
Rouher guardians ot the Prince, now
Napoleon IV.
SECURE A HOME
FOE SALE.
gUILDlNG LOTS FAVORABLY LOCATED
at SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLAXUS ana up
wards. Plenty of time given for payment.
No excuse for paying rent also a small
house for rent.
Apply to
JAMES WI3J5QN.
171-tl
feb
Scribner's Monthly.
A serial story by Dr. Holland. New
story by Saxe Holm. Along story irom
Bret Harte. Brilliant array of contributors.
Clarence Cook on lurnitnre, and decoration.
d . tr otmlil.rfl nn nthnn: )
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO
600 Pages for tU) itc.t&c. . ,
TUm. nnh1ichirR of SOBrBWBRS MONTHLY,
i. a Prr.ai-.of tn' Inst issned. nromise for
the ensuing yea? a more brilliant array, or
contributors, and an increase In the variety
and beauty of its illustrations, already con
ceded by the critics to be "finer than any
whlch haye nitnerxo appcarcu u uauwi
ican magazine." ,t x.
Dr. Holland, the Editor, will write the
serial -tory of the year, which will be auto-
biograpnicai in iorm, uu mm wo iiiu.wu
by Miss Hallock. It is entitled Arthur
T2knntnoatA and will deal with some of the
most diflicult problems of Amencan life.
It will be commenced in the November
number. . ,
, There will be a new story Dy oue nwiu,
The One Legged Dancers.
Bret Harte, tne crest wruw ui muw.v
ries now living, will contribute a character
istic story, entitled The Epic of Fiddletown,
WHICH Wli UG iuuDbv.. tr x- ,
u tt ntnddnrd will write a series of en
tertaining papers about Authors, thejr per
sonal chSracterwtics, home Ufe, tamifies,
friends, whims, and "way8- A series of por
traits ot living American writers, . is also
PAl. -l 1, llll nrrlta ahntlt fnmiturB
Uiareuce vuuv m "'"x vT, i
and the decoration of homes. These papers
tv mrflr.tic&l aa well as artis
tic, and will be illustrated with designs and
sketches oy numerouu uiudW .u v...v
those which the writer himself will furnish.
Among those wno win cum iuu i. t.
Hans Anderson, Bryant, Bushnell.Eggles-
v.no nto-o-fnaon. ijishoo nunune
toS: Bret gaTtT John' Hay, H. H. Mac
irni xnitah MUa PhelDs. Stedman,
"u- cV:V nlna Thaxter. Warner
Wilkinson, Mrs. wnnney, wwuoaauvo.v.
others. . . . ,.5a rtv
The editorial comroi u" wucvmw. w. "
Magazine will remain in xnc -tff-
TTn .j whs will rmiL nun lu nil MV
Tonics of the Time," which the N. Y. In
dependent says "are more widely quotea
tan any simuar pv uuj
magzine." :t ni nani.
nr..Ai in npr wi:i w I l in . v
not." hitherto, rroi. iouu v-
conducts the department of "Nature and
Jl i Tk. Anartmpnta of "Home and
ISSetv" MdraaCS aid Prcre," wiU
w,"rv i ji mnrA t.nfln
I score of pens on both sides of the Atlan
tiel The "Watchman and Reflector" says:
-Scribner's Monthly for September is be
ter than usual, wni ar; T.1
waste of editorial Drains "V"rr
u ua.inA was Erood enough
monev. lur WXi.6.-w n -i
belore " And yet the pubiisnera prom
to maice it suu v - - Tftar
ratra to Clerfirvmen, Teachers,
TT IbU ovv- -
and Postmasters.
IannTNARY INDUCEMENTS
i a. anhcfrihP.r&!
Vnr 5 50 the puDiisuc wui o ,
?!? i An. poor' a n tha twelve
the berinnlllg of M. OUphMt J Serijl,
ai xiis rriol ii; nnmbera from
IhegfiSS 1 10 60, the Magazine for
tne DCgiun , w n,hr bound
one year, . uaid.
0ibh c"c rw nSores of the
W.-Ti1 Ly,: th finest illustra
. .m en nar1v .50t) DaffeS IOr a
SSS liH eW.VT imMMw to
obtain the series from the first. ,
Special terms to Dealers, Clrgymen and
CSCRIBNER & CO.,6M Broadway, N. T
d-tf.-
APPLICATION
wn.f. tvft made to the present General As
sembly or North Carolina tor a cmtotw
It-Otirnintrton Saviort' Bank and Trust
a Lilt. .1
cqmpanr.
JU ... m-r-r
BAIL -corns.
Wiliingten, Sfearlolte : & Ratherford
Hail 3Rpad, lone.
17
Eastern Division ; New Schedule.
Going- JTest.
FKEIOHT.
Leave WilmlngtonVli
: Abbottsburg...
"aOOASt
11.16 "
12.30 "
6.00 1 11
11,45. i
2.05 pm
5.0a
6.t)0 A Ja
i- ':
1.54 r M
, Sianrinbnrs,S9
tKoclrln?hami:
L 4.03 A M
Arrive at- Lilesville. .
4.45 "
Going East.
STaTIOBS.
PA8SBNGBK
FREIGHT.
Leave Lilesville
7.40 A M
8.86
10.30
10.55 44
12. v0 p m
1.26 "
4.35 "
12.0QM
" Rockingham...
Laurinbuf g ....
" ' 8hoe Heel.
" Luinberton
" Abbottsbure . . .
5.00 A. M
5.65"
9 50 "
12.C5 P M
Arrive at Wilmington.
5.00
Dikkkb, going West : Breakfast, RO-
ing East.
M?r- Nn Train on Snndav. Two Special
Freight Trains for Ton Timbbe, run irreg
ularly.
Western Division.
STATIONS
PASSENGER
FREIGHT.
Leave Charlotte . .
8.00 A M
lO.on "
4 LincolntOE,
Arrive at Buffalo.
11.30
RETURNING.
Leave Buffalo;
1.30 p M j
3.15 4
5.30 44
S. L. FREMONT,
Gen. Supt.
199
44 Lincolnton
Arrive at Charlotte. . .
V. Q. JOHN80N,
Assistant Supt.
iau tf
Wilmington. Columbia & Au
gusta B. B. Company.
GlW. S UPBBTJf TBNDBUT 8 OFFICB,
WiuraGTOK, N. C, Oct. 7, 1872. f
CIIAUQE OF SCHEDULE.
THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE WILL
fco into effect at 3:25 A. MM Monday,.
7th inst.
DAT EXPRESS TRAIN, (Dally.)
Leave Wilmington...
Arrive at Florence
A --Wo at nnlnmVtia 2:40 r. M
ia vp w-... ... . ..... rr A 3 H M
Arrive at Augusta 7. r.
Leave Augusta - ft
Arrive at Columbia 11 25 A. M
Arrive at Florence. 4:15 P. M
Arrive at Wilmington sr. m
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY (SUN
DAYS BACJsri j
Leave Wilmington . . . . : fc J-
Arrive at Florence., 11:35 i. M
Arrive at Columbia 3:40 A. M
Arrive at Augusta 8:20 A. M
Leave Augusto 5:50 P. M
a s . riAinmhiA 10:20 P. M
Arrive at Florence. 2 12 A. M
Arrive at WUmington.. ........ o.w.
Gen'l Sup't.
oct 9 123 tf
Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Company.
Oitkhs Gbnbbai. Supbbintendbkt, 1
WrLMisoTOS, N. C, June 8,1872, )
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
N AND AFTER JUNE 10th INSTANT,
PASSF.NrtKR TRAINS on the Wil-
minzton and Weldon
Railroadwill run as
follows :
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot daily (Siin
days excepted) At
Arrive at Goldsboro
Rocky Mount
Weldon
Leave Weldon daily (Sundays
excepted) At
Arrive at Rocky Mount
Goldsboro
Union Depot
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot daily... At
Arrive at Goldsboro .
Rocky Mount
Weldon
Leave Weldon daily
Arrive at Rocky Mount
Goldsboro
TTn4rT Ttennt
8:05 A. M
12:11 P. M
2:11 P. M
3:50 . M
9:15 A; M
11:07 A. M
1:16 P. M
5:30 P. M
10:40 F. M
3:00 A. M
4:56 A. M
6:50 A. M
7:10 P. M
e:58 P. M
10:58 P. M
3:10 A. M
Mail Train mases close connection at
Weldon for all points North via Bay Line
and Acquia Creek routes.
Exnress Train connects only with Acquia
CreS routeT PULLMAN PALACE
SLEEPING CARS ON THIS TRAIN.
FREIGHT TRAIN 8 will leave Wilming
ton tri-weekly at 6.00 A. M., and arrive at
1.40 P.M.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS will leave
Wilmington daily (Sundays excepted) at 5
P M., and arrive at 11 A. M. , - ;
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintendent.
June 8 19tf
' Late of Richmond.
GRANGER'S
NEW HOTEL,
GRANGER & 'CHILES, Proprietors
WESTJCESTRE STREET,
GOLDSBORO, C.
Convenient tor the Trains leaving forth
Hortb, South, East and West.
, hi i -J i-Atltjb4jL
NAViVSSA GUANO COMPANY,
' Kir f f
MANUFACTURERS OF THE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN
Popular Standard Fertilizers !
r i
rnce per ton Delivered on
" SOLUBLE NAVASSA. GUANO,"
For Corn, Cotton, and all Field Crops,
" NAVASSA TOBACCO FERTILIZER,"
Very rich in Ammonia and Alkaline Salts.
" DISSOLVED NAVASSA PHOSPHATE,"
Especially for composting with Cotton Seed.
A liberal Discount made to Dealers. auMrn r..
-Agencies established at all the principal towns and cities in i the f outrn BUtos.
Hon, R. K. BRIDGERS, President. C. 1. GRAPFLIN, Supennteildtnt.
&. MacRAE, Secretary and Treasurer.
Jan 23d, 173 ' ' 212 8m
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S .
CAPITAL $1,000,000.!
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO
THIS GUANO is so well known In all the Southern States for its rraarkablo aa
agency for increasing ttie products of labor, aa not to require special fecmmendatlon
from Its i use for several years past has established its character for reliable excellence-.
Th? Iage fixed caSitil investld by the company in this trade affords the surest guarantee
of the continued excellenco of this Guano. , ..ir b
Planters may rest assured that the supplies put into market this season are precisely the
same as that heretofore sold.
TERMS $50 CASH, $60 TIME ; WITHOUT INTEREST.
To accommodate Planters they can order now and have until the 1st of April to de
cide as to whether they will take ALL TIME or CASH price.
W. H. -McRARY & CO.,
Agents for Pacific Guano Company,
Ai Dealers iii No. 1 Cftiiclia and Gaanase Penman Gnanos,
January 23-lm
MISCELLANEOUS.
BALTIMORE AKO WILMINGTON
SEMI-WEEKLY
STEAMSHIP I.INE.
Composed of the first-class Steamships
U. J. Foley, Capt. D. J. Price
Lucille, Capt. I. S. Bannett
Rebecca Clyde, Capt. D. C. Childa
Will hereafter sail from Baltimore evry
Tuesday and Friday and from Wilmington
every Wednesday and Saturday, connecting
at Wilmington with the Wilmington, Co
lumbia and Augusta, Wilmington, and Wel
don. and the Wilmington. Charlotte and
Rutherford railroads; also the several lines
of steamers to Fayeteville,
Giving Through Bills of Lading,
To all points in North and South Carolina,
Georgia ad Alabama; connecting at Balti
more with the Baltimore and Ohio and the
Northern Central railroads for all points in
the Vest and Northwest, and with steamers
and railroads for Boston, New York and
Philadelphia. . . TTV
A. D. CAZAUX.
Agents, Wilmington, , C.
A5TDKES & Co, Agents, uauimore.
dec 31
192
F. A. SHTJTTE
3 AND 5 GRANITE ROW,
No.
Dealer in
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES,
WINDOW SHADES,
PAPER HANGINGS, PICTURE
FRAMES, CORDS,
TASSELS, FRINGES, &c., &c.
Having Just received a supply of Furnilurfe,
I am prepared to give the public as good
bargains as can be had in the city.
rlease call and examine.
maym
PAYABLE 1ST
CA5" WOYEMBBR.
$55 00 $65 00
$65 00 $75 00
$80 00 $35 00
WILMINGTON i N. 'C.
MISCELLANEOUS,
LORiLijAiirrs
STEAMSHIP LINE
1 ? r-O-
FOK NJUW YORK,
SAILING TUESDAYS., AND FRIDAYS
FROM NEW YORK, AND WEDNE8
DAYS AND SATURDAYS FROM
WILMINGTON.
TIIROUOII CONNECTIONS WIT
ALL RAILROADS LEADING
OUT OF WILMINUXOK.
t
t
No passengers taken. For Freignt apply
BARRY BROTHERS, AfeitL
, may 26 ' Iff'
Philadelphia and ' Southern Mall
Steamship ' Line.
fiOMPOSED OF 'FIRST CLASS STEAM
v SHIPB
' PIONEER, 825 TONS
Captain JOHN WAKELEY,
TONAWANDA, 850 TONS, .
Captain WILTDAJfKB.
WU1 hereafter sail from PhlladelpbU and
Wilmington, every WEDNESDAY.- .
For Freight engagements, apply to
WORTH A WORTH, Agents,
Wilmington, N. C
W. L. JAMES, General Agent; 130 South
Third Street, Philadelphia.
June 15 g-tf.
THOMAS CONNOR
BOOM
Nl E. corner of Mulberrj and Nutt Bt.
Always :cm hand ths best quality of Bega i
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