HE EVENING POST. .
1
IvIlminqton, y. u.
Friday March 21st, 1873.
ITuffioe Reflations.
Post orc-, Mafch 1SJX i
,r,3i this date mft,Ii wUI cio "
' hera (moralnfij mail
5 a. m.
7:30 p. m
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joataero
Ed. R. Bbiwk. P M.
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.itna lAhnrr Association:
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P. M.
Announcement.
n -i Hi f.tron fli.nrc nt I
Mr. a. -7 .
irca!ation and will superiutend
fctjeircaia
iw deliver hereafter, lie is aioce au
taorizsd to collect subscriptions and to
receipt tor tbe emj-.
Mr Geo. N. lUrris having accepted
, position in tbis office, we hereby give
ootice tbKt bis receipts for moneys due
1Dd contracts for advertising will be
jUlj ackoovf 'edged aud carried out bj
Ttre P'.L
tfjnal Service, U. B. Army-TTcathor
Report.
OB'Shvek's Officu. )
WilminOion, Mrc(J 41, 1573. )
Tlmeol Ub-iBAromjTher
Weath
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ROBST PETDOt H,
O server. U. S A.
GeoRAC MVKni, Ktq , anivtd in tbc
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titj this rooming imra new ium.
Costextmest and huppincss man
m all households where Dooley'd Yeast
Powder is used. Try it. Your grocer
nas ii. i oi up wim.
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We are rrqucicd 10 call attention to
the isle of mortgaged property by tbt
dps Far Building Association, the
hoc bating been postponed until Fri
dsy, 11th April next. See advcrtifement
on hrs: page.
Thb recent appropriation of Congress
of f 100,000 to the improvement of our
Br and River, will enable the Engin
eer ia charge to push rapidly ahead
with tbe works now in progress. Tbe
fpeedj prosecution of this important
enterprise, wiil greatly increase the
prosperity of our city.
Major's Court.
elding.
RicrjAKD Stewart was charged with
disorderly conduct and fined $5 00 and
cot.
William Perry, for a similar charge,
wss let off on tbe payment of 3 00 and
costs.
Geo. Nixox wus aleo charged with
tbe same offence, but proved a clean
record and was acquitted.
Wilmington, N. C,
Mrcb 18, 1873.
At a meeting of the Republican City
Committee bela this day, it was unaui
nouily
IUUed That in view of tbe ap
proichiog Anuual Municipal E.tction.
we deem it expedient 4tin lieu of tb
castomsry delegate convention" that
Ms nomination for Aldermen should be
made dinct by tbc people of tbe various
wards, believing as we do that it will
Rive more general satisfaction to a ma
jority of the uop!e.
Revolted, Tnat it is the opinion if
m.iviuujuiee mat eeven Ut-publicaDS
can be cbostn ULder tie Cuinu anvt
8a8rge Act, consiquently thai number
sbuu.d bo at uiicated, to beapportjouiii
. follows: First Ward, tw; Scnd
W.rd.one; Third Waici, one; Fourth
Wr.l. one; FifiU Ward. two.
Pelted, That the Chairm an and
Secretary f this meeting be instructed
to usu the call l.r the wrd meeting
to I held on Tuesday eveoii.g mxi.
tae 23 b inst., at 8 Vciock P. M., in ac
C)rdtice wiih the foregoing resolu
tions. RtMctd, That tbis meeting tlo now
itymro, sul.j ct to the call of tLc
bairmsn.
E. M. SU -KMAKfcK,
Cb'n Rep. City Committee.
H RictD, Sec'y.
cwii:aDce who me lorcgoing res-
'otiocs, the Uepublicans of tbe sever I
wrusof ths iH mof of Ko t.,i
Ijwia camej places in tueir respective j He
w"a, aad proceed to nominate their
Aldermen :
First Vara at Brooklyn Hall, and
eorniaate two Aldermen.
istcond Ward at Court House, and
minstc ooe Alderman.
fhird WaM at N. Oerkeu's Stcre, and
vu.uaie one Alderman.
ruLrth Wo .-1 - r
'ow. and nonaioate one Alderman.
, ',:U Ward at Anthony Iiowe'. Sbop,
dor
eiiwci, anu nomiaa:c two ai-
Tbe mectic
to be held at 9
e:xk P. ii,
E. ii. Suoir Alien,
Ch'n City Rep. Commit U
R, Be cy.
I
Town cm
Mild. - '
GoldinNewTorkll5.
Tbe Senior bat returned.
Squire Cassidey ia quite ill.
The dost is effectually laid.
Robbers are still in onr midst
Vnni . ... .
Equinox comes as usual this year.
- City politics are Inci!. In fa-
terest.
Mr. A. "Weill is expected to return
to day.
J
PooUr bung to-day, aa be should
be, lor murder. ,
As the Probate Judge Use return-
ed, makers of deeds are bust.
' -
S.
Uanstein returned last eight.
. . . ... .1
uaviD-ipurcnascaancwstocKolffOoaf.
to-.. .i. .i
- DcWitter, the great Democratic
oratoi ig ogain iQ tfouble He WM
.1'rti. r- .
arrosted in Baltimore for passmg coun-
terleit mouey.
'Tisamusini? to see our oronhetical
neighbor guess at the Republican plans
and programmes. Many of tbe persons
mentioned as ssuiranta for citv offices
never beard or thought of it until they
&w their nampsin mint. ThU l on
irauzv that it will fail to hurt anv one.
u . vi. "M
resigned bis position as Justiee of the
Peace tbis morning before the Clerk ol
t ie Court, and Thomas M. Gardner was
appointed in bis place.
J'- . o ov.wrFb uau mi
copivs oi me new xorn Xiager iew
York Weekly abd Saturday Night, We
recommend Uarrisa' News Stand as the
place to purchase first class reading
matter.
Tim Scbr. Douaa Aoua, Captain
; c . . r i r r
VVbaley, from Charleston, bound lor
luia p0rtj weut ashore on Lockwood
p0uy on Wednesday night. Captain
Wbaley came to this city to secure a
tugboat to go to ber assistance. No fears
are entertained for her safety.
state; items.
The prohibitary liquor law goes into
effect in Ruberfordton on the let ol
Miv.
The hotel at Company Shops is to
bo re opened under the auspices of
John D. Corbin.
The widow ot lion. Willie P. Man
gum died on Sunday, at her residence
on Flat River, OraDge county.
The bouse of Mr. William Toms, in
Rutbeilordton, was destroyed by fire on
diuuutijf uiuu xlc Brigin or tne hre
was accidental.
Information is wanted
concerning
the colored boys, aged 13 and 8 years,
children ot Joanna Hamilton. Charlotte. I
Tbey are supposed to be ia Catawba
COUQtV. I
will remove bis sawmill to Beaufort
county, upon the land of Major W. A.
Blount, where timber in large quantities
TBC KlrtIn ni nt th hr.Ho
uowu s Jims, ai Apex, in uskc county,
a tew days since, resulted ia do fatal I
fT.r? Th npcrrn man wna RPTPrrlv
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hurt, but will recover. Tbe younger
brotber ot Dr. Dowd was cut in several
places, but was in Raleigh on Wednei-
, , ,, , , .
aay. lue uoner was a loiai wrec, me
accident having been occasioned by a I
delect in it. The loss sustained amount- I
a i riArt 1
cu uw.
Says tbe Charlotte Observer of the
18 b instant;--We learn from a source
lrrtrTDth r rmuU a tht nn lo.f Thnr.rU.
altogether reliabe that on lat Thursday
night, two revenue officers, McAipine ol j
this p'ace, and SbafFer of Raleigh, went
to tbe store of II. U- Severs, just outside lmpereeptlble. Twelve minutes
the corporate limits ot tbis city, for tbe a ter the bolt had been drawn, hla pulse had
purpose of seizing some blockade wbis- ceased to beat.
...... , It was evident during the reading of the
key, which they supposed to be some- ierTicM tbath wa8 npidly Blnklng ,and
where thereabouts. A n bin ber of wag- scarcely able to stand. The physicians no
ons were camped near the house. These deed this, and Rev. Mr. Schoonmaker bad
1. . . a -a 0-k K.fttu but Just shook hands with Foster and said,
were all entered and searched, but noth- .. Qod blMg yo my rlead whQn
ing m the way of the contraband goods fetal was. drawn. After being al-
t ir which they were searching could be lowed to hag a little over 20 minutes, the
t und. Tbey then went to the house of "J. lowre the Z'
v uuw. uj w - ... veyed into the deadhouse of the Tombs,
Mr. Severs, and demanded admission from wnenCe it will be taken to-dayto the
This was at 11 o'cloctc, tho lights were residence of Foster's widow. The interment
... mwK.VIm oVa nlaa rr Xfr.n AaVT TlfTf
oil nnf nn1 thp familT nxlfpn. T he I
C I V U V WW v M w J a
. , , . . , . . v.
omccrs were prompnj aumuiuu i iuo 1
house when they demanded that Severs
,nJr nvpr to Hi storfl with them,
remonstrated, of course, but to no
efitct, aud was forced to open bis store m Mch M.
to bis late callers. After searching The Jans Lotsen, frem London forPhila
tbrough it one of the officers at length delpbla, is ashore at Indian River Inlet. The
found an unstamped barrel behind the
door, oevers 101a mem to ta&v mc
barrel, but to esy oothicg about it, aa
he did not wish to be dragged into the
United States Court. To this they
agreed. Ooe of the men tbca came into
townand secured dray, with which I
1 A ..,1 . Q AVlMlr Mn VriA-V I
uc iciuiucu, a " " '" v- 7
mominsr they started ofi. Saturday.
however, they rethred tbe barrel, con- whohaaelvllprceeteaagalxirtlilm. McDoh-
..nri.ntAirr fut.r. .fi.rfindinirMdd'tplumderleliieTMtcdy
Tit a u 1 ; 7 JZZZ 1
tut!
m . : - I
CUJ 01 0?e firtyar . - i,
VTtVt 'Jong, tbe upland lisrera
Ghostly snow wreaths white and etilL
8 weeplsjr downward ley ftnera
Toward the lowland bare aad thill.
Almost ere the blue-birds winds
Southward, eome with hint of Spring,
Dream of elan, and meadow brlnziog
With the wild glad songs they sine. .
I A ti " i- r' .
T V .. 1L I -.
I ca turn wee, crave oounie oigssosu
Open first their waxen bills.
ffi
Tears age when golden visions'
Filled my life with radiant dresB,
M Umpea of jysium
Diiitlng out In rainbow gleams.
WUa wht ,
Hid mid leave half green, half brown,
SetlAprUem
' .
Strength tViov imva ma fv Hfa'a
I fP "at tnmied me like eld wine ;
inankfalnesa for all the beAntv.
8trewn o'er earth by love dlrine.
Eyen now. when worn and wesry,
Heart string torn with grlel and pda;
1 uuntnctl UIDUIU0I AZTBluS.
Brings the old time bargain.
rcoJCMUKCATXD. j
TnE eon of the Christian public
U ca,led to tbc tllort DOW "ff mftde
bv the members of the Christian Chapel
Caarcb 8 "model their edifice as ta!
wmiorraoiy accommodate me iDcreasea
I r x j
wsgregsiion oi saiu vnurcu.
4bc cBcmDersuip nave tnus iar oeen
I wants ot tbu Church ; but being poor,
I we are uaabie to crown our effort with-
we are uaab4e to crown our effort with-
oni an appeal to the generous public of
Wilminatr. whn hr vt tn turn a
i them for a3s4stanec to eBable them bet-
I
ter to carry oq the work of evaDgeliea-
tioa cf the people, even though that
appeal come from the poor negro.
The purpose of the membership is to
erect galleries on both sides of tbe
Cbureb, tor the accommodation of about
five or seven hundred. Anything that
our friends are disposed to give us to
carry on tbc good work, will bo grate
fully received and acknowledged.
aeip u 10 carry me vrospei lorwaru,
that we may benefit oar fellows, and
assist in growing better citizens to the
commonwealth cf Wilmington.
Lbtvti Sherdik,
Dekj. Barney,
Joseph Wxllts,
Alex. Jordan,
Building Committee.
T. H. Lomax,
Elder in charge.
LATEST BY TELEGrRAPH
Fron New York.
New Yobk. March 30-P. M.
Fester passed the day quietly, and remain-
mA iu voe greater pars or tne time in hia
eelL He beard early is the day of tbe final
effort of his counsel to prevent, on legal
technicality, his execution to-morrow, and
hfa hnrvfs revived. On recelvinc intAllt
gaeethat the effort had proved vain, he
became very dejected, hung bis bead on his
bre and desired that no one would sp
H fnllnM Af Kia loaf AflrVw4 An I
reeoverlnr. she returned to her huband and
i 4t.ki...h.him.hKHMi
KL. :
uuieiPTO.ii.uv. .
final partina between Foster and his wife
tookDlace-. both were deeply affected. He
sea wsi csmea away oy aer oroinor.
m m A
' Nbw YObk. March 21.
poster wae executed at IT minutes pat0
forenoon.
Foster awoke at 7 e'eloek, and partook of ,
acupofeffee, butateDothlng. He was very
paie, aoid hi. strength ssemed fast fainnjr.-
He was attended by the Rev. Dr. Tyng. and
Rev- boonmakert Chaplain of Slnjr
amg. Foster walked unfalteringly to the
BC9jr(Adm Hls feee had ahectie flush. Ar
rived beneath the scaffold, Rev. Dr. Tyng,
assisted by Rev. Mr. ttehoonmaker. read the
51st Psalm, and besought tf od to open the
eye ofmercy to this thy servant. The scene
was impree-ive in the extreme. Daring the
reain of -tood beneath
in0 IKaw,a' "u
hBnrt.hprflnirhi - eT.eo At Bevftnten min.
utes post nine tbe bolt was drawn, and the j
body rose Into the air. The condemned man
" ww
AiiWDuoaiwiKiuie avuviwk, mo viunu Kj
jpnty Sheriffs and others who had gained I
admission to witness the exeeutlon, slowly
made their exit rrom me aconw.
L"Mi
Froks TTashinfftoiu
WA8HI27OT0K. Zl&Ttfll 21.
The strike on the St. Loula, Kansas aad
Northwestern Railroad is over.
There has been, a fierce run on the Bait
Lake City National Bank. All tie demands J
WSTS ZDU - I
I McDonald, tho alleged Bank; of England 1
Uer. ha. been turned over to the Sheriff
The Emprise of Kasaia la Florence, en
vQxiiV SO uUubucra ihu mm uu mwtw I
,jV MMMfw I
onH bih fr
tl -rr 1 1 1" una
the remark, that possibly me of his sup
porters in the House might hs dissatisfied,
to which there were loud cries of " Xo, no!''
New York Markets.
KbwTobx. March a
Stocks dull. Money steady at ) -32 a 146
percent. Gold steudy at 115. Exehanse
long 105, short Government bonds
dull but steady. State bonds - quiet. 1
Cotton firm. Uplands 18 els; Orleans
oenu. Sales of 212 bales. Floor qniet. Wheat
quiet. Corn dttlL. Pork c,ulet-new mess
SIS 10118 25. Uurd steady. 8plrlts Tur
pentine dall at7 etata. Boai&dnllat $us
for strained. Krebjhu quiet.
Foreign Market.
LoK&osr. Maroh 21-Koca.
Consols 8$a3. TJ. 8. 6', 90X
LavKKPOou March 3t Noon.
Cotton opened firmer. Uplands 9&$id.;
Orleans P?a9Kd.
1ATEH.
Cotton firm. Uplands a S5d. ; Or
leans OH a Sales of il?0 ba.ee to
speculators and 3,000 bales to exporters.
Col. Roberts and the Congress Back
Pay.
Col. Roberts, tbe Representative in
Uongre88 Irnm tbe Filth district cf yew
York city, has received the following
letter from General Spinoer, the Treas
urer nf tbe United States, showmg that
the tX'ra salary voted by Conurees has
been paid b?ck into tbeTrtaury in ac-
'CornaDce with Ins instruction!.
Treasury up thb United States,
riTED States, )
I Divm k,
14. 1873. )
- 4 CA8U
WAPniNOTON. Mnrcn
I BIR I liMtirl vim liert a It h tliH rtm-kli .
cate f certificate No. 7 507 rothe credit
j of the United States, $4,718, being tbe
amount of additional taiary, Forty-
duuu rr, uue y.u auu uepnaiieu
amotions to him and vnur lttr m th.
I J
I Secretary of the Treasury of the date ol
iuareu 11. very r spccni'iy,
F. E Spinner,
Treasurer U. S.
W A IF Si
Iiwa Citv owes tbe estate of Edwin
Forrest $17,000.
Fowler, tbe discoverer ol butnu3, ia
lecturing iu iDgUnd.
mad gl t treasurer.
Lieutenant Fred. Grant has been as
signed to duty on Gen'i Sheridau'a staff,
at Chicago.
The Countess de Moot'jo, mother of
tbe ex-Empn ss Eugenie, has been strick
en with blindness.
A 8tony county (Iowa) girl danced
twenty-six sets in succession, and four
days alter was taken to her grave.
iAneniuusiasiicaniiquary aiararisian
sale recently paid no less than $4,500
for a pistol of tbe time ot Henri II.
" My yoke is easv and my burden is
light," as a Georgia youth said when bis
x was sitting on bis
lap with ber
arms around his neck.
4 Floating down tbe sea of matrimo
ny, by the light of tbe honeymoon," is
tbe way a city editor toocbingly alludes
to the marriage of bis son.
Toe demand among tho city hotel
clerks for Ariz ma diamonds threatens
reduce tbc supply and
Miss Virginia uucfquic-je, wioat-
I tamed the rank of sergeant in'i he first
Naoolcon'a armv. where she served for
. . . . j- i
x years m male attirp, recently died m
I France at the ae:e of 99
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR
A IOT on tbe corner of Sixth and Church
8treeta (K by 90 feet, for sale cheap.
Apply to
JAMES & BROWN,
Real Estate Agent?.
333 tf
Feb 17
From Steamer How Disclaim
5 GROSS ASSORTED DECANTERS,
5 HHDS. SMOKED SHOULDERS,
BBLS AND BOXES CRACKERS,
4U
75 BARRELS EXTRA FLOUR,
g- BOXES CANDY,
3 PACKAGES TEA 5 and 10 lbs caddie-,
50 BOXES SOAP,
We call particular attention to our Deean
ters, as we are able now to fill any order.
HOTTENDOKF & HAsilAGEN.
feb 13 r50-
won a x 5 w n oCr.
BY MRS.. EILOART.
Author of "The Curate's Discipline," -From
Thistles Grapes,' bt. iieue e," etc,
"Mr". Eiloart's novels, are well known as
Irasant -tones. Invented with originality,
and worked out skillfully, such ws we reai
wnn inieresi. w anaiiaiways oe g uu w
rad her nnvel-ZV-Lnndon Atneneeum.
tJlJSS
ways been happy in drawl d
her characters
and in ner descriptions, an
this time tno
has bit upon an Ingenious plot, or ratner on
a plot involving a most interesting point.
Fun. .... .
In morocco cloth, gilt cacK. rnw i
For sale only at
HEINftBKRGEU'S,
Li Yd Book aud Music Store.
mrcb 10 259
R, F. VT. L PER. U DOUGITTiifi.
L0PER & D0UQHTEN,
A v T, STORES
AND SOUTHERN PRODUCTS,
jfO. 55 K0RTB FRONT- STREET,
I... Philadelphia, Pa.
for Turpen'ine Cask- solicited and
proaipMiy amuufcwnwi inwiny.
DUMA fl W
t"T-"
COES-StTED OAILT Bf TUB 8AXS OT NW
HANOVSK.
j. B. GRAlQER, President.
Bcmo,' SXLIXSO.
Gold....... us 115
Silver. 105 ICS
Excb&nze eight on North
ern dtics.. ..Par
Exehan&re 30 day on North
. rill eft. KSUfJc. di.
; Pak vi. selo.
Bank of New Hanover stock ... . 25 23
First Natirna) Bank 100 lut
Wilmlncton Buildinj; Stock.... 4i
Mechanics 40 65
Navassa Guano Co. " 100 110
N. C. BocUold Ex Coupon ..34
do Fundiog ibt6 5
Co . lb&6 24
Co New .)
do SpeelalTax. 13
do to N C. H-ilroaJ.eO
W. & W. R. R. Bonds, 7c (gold
interest) 91
W., C. & R. K. h. Bowds, Vc..43
Wimicgton Uty Bonds 7J
i ic ...ihj
44 ol 6Sc.67
i
it
new ovc.oi gold in.
fc....?3 44
New Hanover County Bouds (10
years, 69c (gold int ) 70
New Hanover County iioads (5
Sr. itrnlA int 92
W. &V. R R. Stock (par 1C0 ,.5J
N. C. K K.
W., C. 3b R. R. "
Wil. Gas L't Co.
( 10J;...4i
I 41 )...
( 44 60). ..70
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
FK1DAT, Mrch 21-1 0 P. M.
Cbcde Tukpentinb ed ot 549 bbls at
13 25 for Hard, and $4 0 5or Yel ow Dip
and Virgin. Virgin tubj ct to a deduction
of one-filtH.
8pibitsTurpxntise Sales of 69 casks at
51 C8tJt3 per gailon f.,r eouthm packugts.
Rosin No transactions reported.
Tar Sales of 137 bb's at $2 75 per bbl.
Cotton No transact on- epo'ted.
MARINE.
AKKlVhD.
Nor Brlz Meleties, Paderson, Irom Brake,
to Hid Bio-.
8tinr A P Hurt. Worth, from Fayette-
vllle, to Worth & Worth:
CLEARED.
Mar20-Steam hip Rebecca CKdo, Cbilds,
for Baltimore, to A D Cazaux.
Steamer A P Hurt, W.ntu, for Fayette
viile. by Vorthfc Worth.
tpHDish Baique Jmmta, Maruri, for Am
sterdam, ty Wtiloru bios.
Br Barque AudaiuK, Mathewson, for
Airoyo, P K, by IS Klddir s sou.
PER RIVER STEAMERS. &C.
Steamer A P Ilnrt 153 bbl roeln, S3 do
crude turpemine, 7 do tar, 2 bales cotton.
EXPORTS.
COASTWISE.
caka epirits turpentine, 21 051 lettiuuiher
a 9 bblb rosin, 15do tar, 0 uaohels puauuts,
75 hides.
FOREIGN.
Amsterdam Spanish Barque Jtuiiifa
2,818 hbU rosin.
Arroyo, P K Ur Baqi3 AndaJua 10).
953 feet lumber,. 121, ?6J shingles, 10 this
pitcb, lO tv tar.
List c I Vessels in the fort of U ii.
taingtou, N. C. March 2J. 1873.
STEAMSHIPS
Kebecca Clyde, Child, ldg, A D Cfzmx
Fanita, Doaue, dis. Uarrj' U-oa
BARQUENTINES.
Norwegian La Beile. Skark, dis,
ue:ae arcs
BARQUES
i er eotiniudend. Put, dls, Mom'ttt
MolS't A Co
tier Vo war z, Cbubbv. ols, Miiura B
Br Wild ErrickJn dU.
ros
Br Wild Huuter, Errickson, di8.
DcKoeset & Co
Gcr Bertha, Schwartz dis, Mat r
Ger Burgermeifeter Kerbtein, Ehfenrelcb
dis, Winard Bro
Gcr Pudolpb, Paske, dis, .Voffist Ss Co
Ger Koniginn Autrus e, Ludor. dls. Master
Spanish Juaiiita, Mauruii, fis Wiilard Bros
Br Eii2 AYcIma, Muuroe dls,
J R BiotBoni & Evars
BRIGS.
Br Bric Kseex, Smith, dis.
Harrirs & Howell
Norwegian Frara Andereon, di,
llclde Bros
Swedish Depbin, Stafnerln, dis, do
Ger Rica. ,reIl, dls. do
Norwegian Tiufc, Joncason, dis, do
Br .fcurocljdon, Oould dK
J R Bloisom &, EVur:6
Andaluza, Matthewson, dls.
E Kidder & Son?
C 8 Packard, Packard. Id. W I.
ISortbrop t Cumra'nc
Home, Geu'is, Use Boston, (t G Brker & Cj
AUavtli, CoUBics, kitr. E Kidder A: buce
SCHOoNEKS
Luola Maichison, Jodof, dis,
U'u iacn? & MiircLJb'-'ii
A G Ire'and, Towneei d. ui. Molhtt t Co
Jotepb P'ifh, Ii upper. di3, Vick A Meriui e
Fairfield, R.heri. di. Dciors t & C-Jesi-ie
B Sml'h, H ilda r s, dirt A D Cuzjux
Sanity South, Utrritkoi). rii?,
VVH ianis fe Mur h'itort
Fiauaa C Roramall, Ri'ey, il.b. Master
Tcluaian, Patterson, oi?,
Nort h rep k Cummins
KatSe P Lunt. Poraery. iis. Master
Ann & Sueao, hodtrs, Idtr I,
E KiUitr & Sor-f
Lillies Griffin, rpp, G G Barker & Co
UiiOlire & Emih. UufcLiisoM. rp-r, do
C E Jackson,
v
die
WiJJurd Brot
Lifct of vessels Sailed lor this Porf,
CAEDIFF.
Metto;, McCuBrck. bid Oct 17
Delta. Pttsrson,
Eld Nov 13
NEW YORK.
gcLr .Mary Price, NewoD,
UVEKPoOL.
Br Bqc- Geo Booth, Seaman,
LONDON.
Ger Brl Mdutap. Stroma' adt,
CUXUAVEN.
Esser, Cmitb,
CARDENAB.
Brig J M Burns, Wilson,
bid March 17
eld Feb 19
tld Feb 5
s'.d Jan27
Eld Jan 31
BOSTON.
RUisUa Barque Hilda, Blomqui-t,
sld March 11
BFLFAST.
intraehtv Mrs wick,
BaWAW.
Frederick 8calTa. WaaVk.
.Id Feb 29
s'd Feb V8
SUPEKIOR COURT CLEKK and Sber
ifis Bia&ka. For sole by
hit V - - , 8 G HALL
. . . ' '. '
3IISCKLLANE0US.
SOL: BEAR & BROS..
Retail Store,
20 Market Stroot.
HAVE JUST OPENED ONE OF THE
larsest Fall and Winter Blocks ever o
ered to the ptftlie In this dry reduced
prices, consisting of
CT-OTHIKTO
Of i very dcacripUuu.
PHILADELPHIA READY HADE
GOODS.
and the Anesl aMortxnent of
LADIES GAITERS
AND . .
CHILDRENS' SHOES
iU THE VlTt.
DRY O-OODS,
100 PIECES FIGURE,
500 " PlUlOtJ,
60 " CASSIMERES,
55 - 6 LINEN SHEETING,
200 DOZEN TOWELS
AND. ALftO,
rrhe Largest and bet assortment ol
J 9 S TEIj T JJ.f TS
AND
Childrens Wear
All of whieh we oiler at reduced prices.
80L BEAR & BROS.
198-tf
oct 18
BE YOUR OWK
LANDLORD.
BUILDING LOTS for sale in healthy and
desirable localities on Church, Nun, Ann,
Orange, Dock, Cbcsnut, Mulberry, Walnut,
Red Cross, Rankin, Dickinson, Wood, Char
lotte, Sixth, Seventh. Wilson, Eighth,
Ninth, Tenth. Eleventh, Twelfth andTblr
toenth streets. Satisfactory tlmo given fo
payment. Apply to
JAMES WILKON.
ftd-tf
Teh 8
BUILDING LOT.
QNE if tbe finest BUILDING LOTd ia
tbe city, eituated on tbe East side of Third
Street, between Mulberry and Walnut, W
by 105 fck, fr salo.
App'y to
CRONLV i MORRIS.
Real Estate Agents.
233 if
Feb 17
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2 .
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march 6
3i8-3m
BROCK'S EXCHANGE.
rjAVINO ENTIRELY REFITTED AND
remoddlcd tbc late
CLIFFORD HOUSE.
I am new ready to to wait upon my old
customers and the public generally.
n. . BROCK.
PliOP'R BROCK'3 EXCHANGE.
feh 12 SU-8m
. DBESS MAKING.
i
I HAVE OPENED A KTORE ON FRONT
street, under the Roamans' Home, wbrre I
am prepared to make Drcaaesand trim Bon
nets a; the shortest poMibie notiee.
MK-4.H. T. WAOU7T.
A fine assortment of Millinery and Ho
slery all new.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
MR&'M. F. WXLOOTT.
linen Drcs Goods and Lad 1m' Hats lor
sale very cheap.
fetor a under Scanons' Home.
KOXTdOl