VOL VI.
WILMINGTON.
NO. 247
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ral interact. Folitlcal newa and reports ol
ror are espeel7 desirable.
Merchandise Brokerage Office,
.fr r tint f ples eonstnntly oa had
Frrom importers and manufactartre In
Iferthern market.
ail deeriptions ef aierahandla. erders
gndbld7sollstted aad telegraphed promptly.
freh.andHe bought and sold n this
market orders froni buyers solielted. and
Smp! left by Hers will have prompt at
rvatloa. Time as well mnh purehasaa negotiated,
whether you wish to buy er 11. oramnul-
freely, a ad often with jeer lecal
Brkr' JAfl. T. FETTEWAT.
Msrshaadlse and Prodaca Broker.
NKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Til WORLD RENOWNED
HOWE
ScTTlng- Machines.
v RWflE of work this Maehiaeeannet be
..,;., i-w., , rtn wrrfc i enual to anv
I
KCl OUT D(tTJ wur -'
w!Mm U?tlt" I HONEST Maehlne
will do all yar sewtne will last a Ilia time.
nd Is not subieet to FITS.
We cheerfully IdtUo comparison with
work of any other Machines, tod will put
them on trial, at your home, by leavmg
same at the offlca. So. 4 Ltppltt Row ront
atreet, between Doek and Orange , fcjold on
aasy py meats. GEO. A. NtwELL.
Agent Horn Sawing Machine Co.
jani 200-tf
rmw i vn TflPf. TXSTTRANCE CAN BE
I
j v- at t Via irkWfKt current rates in the
followtnf responsible Companies, on ap
plication ta m
KKW YOItKUFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Assett 530,000,000
J. A. BYRNE. Gen l Ins. At.,
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of London, ABsette
fo.oon ow, a old
kREAT WESTERN FIRE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, New Orleans, mnit
AetU f228.014
TARMVILLE HUE INSURANCE AND
BAA KING COMPANY of V., afiS
. BYRNE A KE23NAN,
Gen'l Insurance Agents.
Offlse Caaaiber of Commerce, up stairs.
Wilmington, N. C.
am IS T7-lj
OUR EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
PtTTLL ahead of any ether on tfre market
Oar Pearl Hominy cannot be surpassed
Always on hand at tha Mill aad Depository
Cracked Com,
Corn, Bolted Meal,
Peas and Pea Meal,
Oats, Shorta and Brae.
All goods sold drajed free.
All ba returned In stock! order will be
credited at cot on next bill.
ALEX. OLDHAM, Proprietor.
tpt27 11.V-
B. H. MANNING-
connissiGH merchant,
fnurin, PriTisims, Dry Goods
ClJttlEI, it. li,
Ho. 23 fad 2i VrrVk Water Strett,
WiLMTKSTOK, N. C.
eaasIraMt ami Cas Orders Polleited
TTflB 131 -IT
THOMAS CONNOK
BAR O O 2sL
V. Z. aorasr of Mulberry and Kntt U.
Alwayi ra tt best wUrj f Beg
NEW TEARS' BEEF.
irr, re 1qtts af 00 STALL TED FAT
A JT71CT
BEE IF1.
ViniNi sa xs artJcla at 8ta4 Btrei
tfarktt el
MONDAT MORNING,
JLni tnftanlaf faiirjaat tkc weak.
dwfl
tail Uwa
"TCW: ri. Ti.'CT.
JUL oa
LBG1S
Can4amsed from the Newa. I
HOU8I Or RX PRE SE OT1.TIVE 5.
BaturDaT. March 1, 1371.
IISHT 1B8MOW.
JLt 7:30 ncluck Mr dptaktr Robinsan
called the Honce to order.
By Mr Btowd, r f Meckltnbirf , a bill
to amend tha act for tha anpport t tbo
Lnn&tic Aptiuob. Calendar.
By Mr Bcacett, ft rtilitiom it faror
of the Principals of tha two Hones of
the General Assembly.
Oq motion of Mr Beaattt, tbt rales
were tnspended, aad tha rtto.ition
pissed ita tereral readiaja.
On motion of Mr B'ytha, tha bill to
prevent the tale ol liqaor to Minors was
taken np aad pasted its reraral reading.
The bill conceminjr. tha right of way
and places ot public worship paitad its
several readings.
The bill to amend tha charter ot the
Northwestern N. C. R. B. Company,
passed its several readings.
The bill to provide e ceatral plaae
for comparing the election ratorns of
Brnnswick county, passed its several
readings.
The bill concerning tie conveying of
convicts was taken np, and, oa motioa,
was laid on th i table.
The bill to amend section 19, chapter
213, laws of 1871 72, was taken op and
paed its several readings.
The bill in reUtin to the Deaitantiary
was taken np, amended, and passed ita
several readings.
Bill to incorporate a Baptist elwirch
in Brunswick county passed its several
readings.
A resolution in relation to the distri
bution oi the laws of 1SGS passed its
several readings.
By Mr Dudley, a resolitioa of thanks
to Mr Speaker Robinson for the able
and efficient manner in whisk he nas
presided over the deliberatioas of the
House.
On motion, the rules were suspended,
and the resolution was taken np.
On motion, the "words 44 and other
officers" were inserted, and the resela
tio'n passed unanimously.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
Monday. March Sd; 1S7.
Senate met at 10 o'clock, Lieutenant
Governor in the chair.
Bill providing for the priating and
distribution of the Revenue and Ma
chinery Acts that three thousand eop
of eica be printed. Passed.
A message received from the Gover
nor, relatita to the action et ta General
A8semb y asking the Governor ad the
Attorney General for infornation con
cerning tha sale of tha Eter Division
of the Western North Carolina Railroad,
and as to the condition of the W , C
and R. R. R. The Goveraor stated tfat
he had already given all tha information
in his possession In a former comnauni-
cation to the General Assembly,
Bill incorporating the Onslow County
Agricultural Society. Passed.
Mr Ellis, of Columbas, a resolution
nf thanks to tha President aad ether
officers of the Senate, for the fair and
faithful manner in which they kaT
disabarged tbair duties. He paid a spe
cial compliment to t' e presiding of&cer,
stating that he believed be bad acted
solely for the interests of the State, n
biased by party influences.
The Liesitenant Goveraor replied
with the following remarks:
SsifATORa: The resolution tbsft you
have just passed unsrrimously aftords
the befct aaauranee that my endeavors,
taithiul and impartial I hope they have
been, to discharge worthily aad proper
ly tbt duties confided to me, have not
been altogether unavailing.
That I am feelingly touched by this
voluntary and generous manifestation of
approbation and favor, yoa may believe,
but you are not as cenicious as I am at
the deep impression it leaves upon me.
Words are wanting to fully express sny
appreciation ot your uniform Kindness
to me, and I make the acknowledgment
with the deepest sensibility.
Our official intercourse has be
pleasant and agreeable, and it will leave
its impress and its memories
"On the sands ot our wasting years."
I am not so vain as to believe that I
have not committed erroit as the pre
siding officer of this honorable body,
but it so, tbey were indeed uninten
tional, and I think I may safely say, that
no presiding officer of the Senate has
Hver been more unanimously sustained
in his decisions than I have been. I
know that I have acted fairly and im
partially in the performance of my
official duties, and you have promptly
sustained me on every occasion. '
To the public tnai the approbation
ot those he has sened is his highest re
ward. For your generous be'towal of
that reward, and the indulgfcice at all
times, kindly extended to me, I beg you
to aceept rny grateful acknowledg
ments. Permit me, Senators, as the only return
which it is now in my power to make,
to tender to yon the assurance of my
great anxiety to unite with yoi in any
and all measures which may be best cal-f
cnlated to encourage and reward honest
Industry and labor, to develop the re
sources of the 8tate, to improve or
educational interests and facilities, and
to promote the permanent peace, pros
perity and happiness el all the people
THE KOBTH CAROLINA
Your legislation forms a part ot the
historv ot the times in which we now
live. Much business has been brought
before the Legislature, some of it has
been carried through, and some has
failed.
Let is hope that what has been done
is for the btst, and that it may reeeive
the approbation of the people.
If in the coursu of. our deliberation,
any irritation has been occasioned, or
any unkind expressions escaped as, let
us, ia the spirit ot generous friendship
throw ever them the mantle of forget
fulness, and recollect only the pleasures
arising from association, and the con
tcioutness, which I am sure pervades
the bosim ot every one, that all have
been actuated by a high sense of public
dnty.
Senators, we must now elosa ear leg
islative deliberations. The hour for
adj iurnmeat has arrived. We bave met
.o day to part. I wish each and all of
yon a speedy and safe return to your
families and fneads, and that you and
tbey may erjoy a long life ot peace,
health and happiness.
"Oar slveral engagements now call ns
away.
Our parting Is needful and we must obey."
It remains for me only to announce
that the Senate stands adj turned until
the third Monday of November next.
At 11:80 o'clock the Senate went into
executive session to consider a message
from the Governor, concerning the ap
pointments of the Boards ot different
State institutions. His Excel ency
stated that, col Having had sufficient
time to consider the action of theexecu
tive session of the Senate, held Saturday
afternoon, when bis appointments had
been considered and a portion of them
i ejected, he declined making any further
nominations. The Senate then adjourn
ed its executive sesston until the first
Tuesday alter tne tmra Monday in
November next.
At 1:30 o'clock the Senate adjourned
until the third Monday in November
next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Turner introduced a resolution to
inquire into cdarges that the Pennsyl
vania Central Railroad Company, and
other ring are running papers to im
properly ir flue ace legislation. No ac
tion 'tkeD up n the resolution.
House bit i relative to county claim?
pas-i d several readings.
8enat bi'l to repeal chapter 106,
L'wf 1870 71 passed evera readings
Mr Ba igjr introduced the following
resolution, comp'imenring Speaker
llohinsun ot the lipase, which was
7
uuanimonsty d'pted :
Tue House of Representatives do
solve that, for hie impartiality and cour
tesy by waich kin-ily and lriendly rela
tions have beea promoted between the
mAmhers. and bv his strict attention to
he dutif of his office, and his knowl
edgt of parliamentary usagq by which
the public business bas been great'
forwarded, Mr Speaker Robinson is en
titled to the thanks of this body, and of
the Deople ot North Carolina.
Mr Badger said that ia introducing
this resolution be bad exoressed his
honest conviction and what he believed
to be the unanimous sentiment of the
Houae. In drafting it he bad gone out
of the ordinary 'rut" of complimentary
resolutions, and bad sought to make it
speak the emaat truth.
To Mr Sneaker Robinson tbe House
was greatly indebted for the harmonious
and friendly feelings that have charac
terieed all of our proceedings. Public
bm-inets has been greatly forwarded.
and the true interests of tbe State, cot
solely party ends, have been the result
of our deliberations. He has been kind
and courteous to all tbe meml-er, but
at the same time firm and inflexible in
executing his trust He has displayed
a thorough acquaintance with parlia
mentary law, and a promptness in ap
plying it, that has greatly facilitated
the prosecution ot our work and saved
to the people much expense. The House
and North Carolina owe him a debt ot
ffratitude.
Mr McGehee endorsed all that Mr
Badger bad said :
8peaker Robinson replied as follows :
,l Gentlemen of the House of Representa
tives :
In taking leave of you it is meet that
I should express my appreciation of the
kind and flittering manner in which
you have expresed yoarself toward me
in tbe resolution just adopted.
4 It is gratifying to me and should l-e
to every North Carolinian, that the as
perities" and bickering ot party atnfe
are rapidly disappearing lrom our Halls
of L-gislat;on, and a proper State and
National patriotism taking its place.
4Tour labors have been arduous, and I
must say you have been faitbfal and at
tentive. Much bas been done for the
good of North Carolina, and the verdict
ot the people will be on your side when
tbe results are made known. I am in
debted to you for yoar kind aid and co
operation in the dispatch of public
business. A kind Providence has pre
served us : the angel of death has passed
around our Hall and no member of this
Hnue has been called away. Trasting
the same powerful arm may protect yon
and return you to your families and
friend. I declare this House adjourned
until the &rd Monday of November
next.n !
The House then acmurned to meet
azaia en the third Meaday in NoYcabtl
KAIL K 0.1 Da.
Wilmiiiston, Clarlotte & Rutnerfora
Rail Road Line.
2
mf .
Eastern Division : New Schedule.
t 1 1 VrMnr
1873 Going West. 1873
STATIONS. FaSSKSGXR FREIGHT.
Leave Wilmington... 800am 00am
" Abbottsburg..4 H.18
" Lumberton 12 SO r M 2 05rsf
Shoe Heel 1.54 5 0a"
" Lanrinburg... 8.9 600am
" Rockingham... 4 03
Arrive at LUesvllle.f. 4 45 ' 10 00
Going East.
STATIONS. PASSBNOKU FRCIGHT.
Leave Lileaville 7 40am 12 00 m
u Rockinham ... 8 "
Lanrinhurg.... 10.80 44 500 am
44 8hoeUeel 10 .W 44 5 &5 44
Lumberton 12. Oru 9 50 "
44 Abbottsburg ... 1.20 44 12 5 r u
Arrive at Wilmington. 4 15 44 5.00 '4
Dikkbb, going West: Breakfast, go
ing East. Freight Trains atop here over
Light.
t Stare for Charlofe: Railroad and 8tage
fare, wilniington to Charlotte, only lu.
3y No Trains on 8anday. Two Speeial
Freight Trains for Ton Timber ran Irreg
alarJy Expres Freight Car accompany
each Passenger Train.
Western. Division.
STATIONS
FA8SENOEK
FKBIJHT
Leave Charlotte
8.00A M
10 43 44
12 07
4 Llncolntnn
Arrive at Buffalo
RETURNING.
Leave Baffalo
1.C7 F M
2.41 44
5.14 44
4k Lincolnton
Arrive at Charlotte...
V. Q. JOHN80N,
Assistant Supt.
8. L. FREMONT,
Gen. Popt.
199-
Tai. 9
VVilmington. Colombia & Au
gusta R. R. Company.
QBH. 8CFBBI2TTBND8NT'S Officb, I
Wilmington, N. C, Oct. 7, 1872. f
CHAfJOE OF SCHEDULE.
"TTHE FOLLOWING SOHJEDULE WILL
JL ko Into effect at 3:33 A. M., Monday,
7th Inst.
. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN. (Dally.)
Leave Wilmington
Arrive at Floreuce
rrive at Columbia
Vrrive at Autfutta..
Leave August a . ,
Arr ve at Columbia
arrive at Florence
Arrive at Wilmington
.... 3:25 A.
0:55 A.
M
2:40 P. M
7 4 P. M
. 6 R5 A. M
11 25 A. M
.. 4:15 P. M
10:25 P. M
NIGHT EXPRKBS TRAIN DAILY (8UN-
DAY EXCEPTED.)
Leave Wilmicirton.... 5 45 P. M
Arrive at Florence ll.-:S5 P M
Arrive at Columbia 3:40 A. M
Arriv at Anirnsta 8:2f) A. M
Leave Adnata 5:5' P. M
Arrive at Columbia 10:20 P M
Arrive nt Florence 2 12 A M
Arrive at Wilmintrton 8:00 A. M
JAME3 ANDEK8UN,
Gen'l 8up't.
ct 123 tl
Wilmington to Heldon K. R. j
Company.
OmCI GlNBBAL SUPBBlKTKirDBKT, 1
WxucnfSTOW, N. C, June 8, 1875. )
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
N AND AFTER JUNE 10th INSTANT,
I PASSENGER TRAINS on the Wil
A INS on the Wll
Railroad will ran f
mington and Weldon
follows :
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot dally (Sun
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
G'ldsboro
Union Depot
8:03 A. W
12:11 F. M
2:11 1 M
8:50 ?. M
0:15 A: M
11:07 A. M
1:16 P. M
5:80 P. M
10:40 F. M
8:00 A. M
4:56 A. M
6:f0 A M
7:10 P. M
H55 P. M
10:58 P. M
2:10 A. M
Mail Train maaea ciose conneetion at
Weldon lor all points North via Bay Line
and Acquia Creek routes.
Express Train connects only with Acquis
eefc rente. PULLMAN'S PALACE
SLEEPING CARS ON THIS TRAIN.
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Wiiraing-
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 11A.M.
JOHN T. DIVINE,
General Superintendent.
Jnne S l-tf
PARKER fc XA YTjOIV
Succeisors to
JL H. NEFF,
Man ufaeturera and dealers tn
HOUSE FURNI&U1NQ OOODS,
Otms, Stoves, Lanterns, Kerosene, Oil Tin
. aaa sneei. iron ware.
Roofing done at short notict
Agents Jbr Falrbank'a Scales,
No. 10 Front Street,
WUIH50I0, 5. c.
Officb Pa tbksbcrg it. it- .
May, 31st, 1872.
OS
ON AND AFTEK JUNE 3RP, THE trains
will ran as follows;
LEAVE WELDON.
Express Traijs 7:S0 p
Mall Train p
in.
ra.
AHKITJS AT P3TER3BL KG.
Express 15J P- m.
Mali ":00 p. m.
LXATS PETERSBURG.
Mall 6: SO a. m.
Express 3:iV)p. ru.
ABR1TB AT WELDON
Mall
Exprtes
9:40 a. m.
Q-JjO p. m.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Petersburg
Leave Woldon
ArrWe at Weldn
Arrlra at retarabnrf
OAS I ON TSAJN5.
S:00 a.
8:00 p.
m.
ra.
3:)0 p.
a. m
Leave Pstersburj fi:W a. m.
La ra Gaston l:lo p. m
Arriraat Gaston 12: p.
Arrive at Patersburf P-
N trains will run en Buaday except Ex
press trains
Fralihts for GaetOB Branch will be recelvp.l
at the Petersburg depot only on MONDAY o
and THURSDAYS.
The depot will ba closed at 5:K) p.m. o
roods will ba rewired after that hour.
J. CJ. SPKIGG.
Je -t,f Enelaeer and General Manager.
1873. Fornitnre s uaip-st
THE people of the Carolina5? now have nt
home one of the largest Furniture ;m.l
rarnitt. rehouses in the country. They
can select in person from one of the largest
stocks ever offered in theKtate.
The designs are all new and lmndeonv
and we invite the public to examine stock
and prices before purchasing,
L. A. SMITH & CO.
jan 0 200 tf
AGENTS! A RARE CHANCE.
We will pay all Agents $40 per -week in nsh
who will engage with us at ouc. i ,v i
thing furnished and expense paid. A'l-'ve.b?
A. COUL'rEitJi CO Charlotte, .-iich.
SKEDS
VEGETABLK AND 1-LOWKU
plants., ros s, dahlia?", fuchsias,
geraniums, bedding plants, rlaiiioluN etc.
ena a namp lor ureer i uaiucu - rt.cn
C3 paces, illustrated, with pnicucui oir- c-
tions Henry A Dreer, 714 cnesmui kini,
Philadelphia, Pa
$1000
REVARD.
For any cae or Biind
Bleeding, Itcliinj: or Ul
cera ted 1 lie-; th.-it De
Bigg's Tile Remedy fails
to cure. It is prep;r-d ex
pressly tocu e the Piles,
and nothing else, .sold by
Price. SI 00
all drnxrlsts.
tl in OOn perday! Aeents wnnt:: aii
u)j LU u)ZU classes of working people, of
either sex. young or old, maKe more money
at work for us in their spare moments, or ah
the time than at anything eiee. rarlicui.-tr':
free. Address G Stlnson fc Co. Poi Hand, 2lc
W A i T ED.
We wish to ens-ara tha eervlcw of at ensr
one reliable, ietellizent gentlemen in eve-y
elfy, town nd couty in the ouih. l'.usi
ness agreeable and strictly legitimate, yis.d
int; from 81.5H0 to S'-V00 per annum For par
tlaulars, address Turnball Brothers, l'ub
lishar(, Baltimore, ila.
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by mall. Address publishers, No. 1 Tark
Kow N Y
IM TTTRN'T'IR wlnhfa to Inform his i
mars and publia generally, that be is no-T
prepared to do all kind of work in his line,
and wonld reapeatfaliy request acontlnua-
tloa ef tha patronage which has heretofore
been so liberally bestowed upon him.
Jan 16 if
IvOXICl;.
TAKEN np on the County Poor Fanrt, on
A the 38tU day of February, Two Black
and wnit kwi and lne pigs, none o.-ing
marked. The owner ean have the fan; by
proving property, paying damages, etc.
H. E. SCOTT,
ft up' t. Poor C o u ee
fcbtt-C
O UPERIOR
COlRT CLERK and Sher-
O itTaElamka.
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X - ' . . A
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Fer tale by
6 HALL .
lsS$
SHSCKLLANKOUS.
010 FIRM 01D GOODS.
t
X. Kahnwoilor,
(L uc Grccnwald & Co..)
WHOLESALE DEALER 12T
Wines, Brandies, Gins, WhisMcj
and Scars.
NO. 10 SOUTH WATER 8TM
r.J-pr'tfiiiiv informs hu numerous enstoea
ers Mint in- na. opened the largest aad w
stck or Pure I ltjuo-f in th. Btate at prtc
to compete with ny Northern houoa.
I shall ket constantly on hand old Ka
tuckv Hye and North aro!lnaOnrn Wbia
kips. Imported Hra"dle, Wines and Regan,
rurch:v-rs win do well to axamlAesxy
stocK. bci'oro buying elcwhere.
I'T iSEGARS-A
oct '
SPECIALITT
. m-ly
A. ADRIAN. . H. VOLLEBa
ADRIAN & V0LLERS.
-K1ZOX.ESALB I) CALEBS DC
roccrBes and Liquors
Importers of German and Havana Clgarfl,
AND
Commission Merchant
Foutu-East Cokner Docs and rsevT
Streets.
WILMINGTON, N. a
IT riving the largest and best aaaorted BtOCSk
f (irocei -ioe and Litjuors In the City, Dealer)
will find it to their interest to give us aeafl
before buying elsewhere. I
nmv 17-tf 1
lilGJIARJD JV. MOOIST.
Commission Merchant
AND DEALER IN
FLO UK, GKAIN,
MILL FEED,
AND
COUNTRY PUODUCB.
Cor. Camdon &Paca Sts
Baltimore, Md.
Orders from North Carolina Solicited.
febll 174-W .
DRESS MAKING.
f IT AVE OPENED A STORE ON FRONT
rf sue t, under ttio Seimans1 Home, where X
am prepared to make Dresses and trim Boo
nets a: thw' s-horiest ponslbse notlee.
Allti. H. F. WACOTT.
A fine nsrimcnt of Mililrtary and lie
Sieiy ull new.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
MRS. M. F. WALCOTT.
Linen Prcs Ooods and Ladlos! liata f of
tale very cheap.
MRS. a. F. WALCOTT,
htore under Scantans' Home -fcb
2P-3m
GROCERIES.
44 South Side Market St.,
V MATCHLESS SELF-SEALLNO
U'ru.i't .Jar.
W I L
June (
M LMiTON, N
C.
LI . ill A K fJ U S ,
V li o 1 o s a 1 o Doalor
IN
LIQUORS, TOBACCO & SEGAR3,
4.7 ICorth "VVatar Street.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
P. s. a fu i supply of Ale and Lag sr Beer
in II. if ;ind Q,u. ii 'er rtareN.
I' -mitics -ut-:iwd with Bottled Ale atfd
Lairer Leer.
ub ;i an-tr
fTa. iSIIUTTE
iM 0,
3 AND 5 GRANITE ROW,
Dealer In
'UR1IITURE, BUTTRESSES,
WINDOW SHADES,
HANGINGS, PICTURE
FRAMES, CORDS,
TASSELS, FRINGES, &c., &o.
viMfrjiT't rrcelvpil a supply of Foraltson,
r prepared to tcire the pnblle as good
bargains an can be had la the City.
I' l'jise call and examine.
TOHVl.S
W. if. T3ATIT
il B SJ a BjXJAiH fjf
aui'TII FRONT ST.. 1
WILNIINGTON, N. O.
Plumber Steam and Gas FltteiJ
and dealer fn
'.Vrcnght and (Galvanized Iron PlMtf
IJitivs Cocks, Valves. Gas Fixtnirs
and all descriptions of
FITTINGS FOR STEAM, WATEB
AND GAS.
rrtlcular attention paid to fittl&g try o
COTTON MILLS,
with Bteaaa, Oas aad Water,
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ef Hertk Oaxeluuu