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iJCI?r Editor and Proprietor
o.ivance... fa
I L in advance " " " Q
fr3tbV , advance 1
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jjontns. ou
.u in Advance
Ibo' r elicited from our xnenua
on topics 01 gene-
P8 "renews and reports ol
Pnli
eClili1' "-"-"V - ; ;
bf ADVEBT,SB5IENTS-
lilTBrokerage Olce,
.s constantly on hand The
r i moles constantly on
It unp. of saining. . f lnrfirs
Tmport ana
g,em market,.
DW-'" . . in this
faanr Kfbuers solicited and
t- .?sS?cw will have prompt at-
lit
on.
fefvStiiy SgSi ALL
f, r,.:..iv. ana uitv
1 iiv y
t T rETTEWAY,
McISandrrodceler.
V. 11. O ART
SOt'TII riiONT ST.,
ILMINGTONIsr. C.
mict Slip iiWBH
and dealer in
t and Galvanized Iron Pipes,
Ions
Gas Fixtures,
I'nr.u-s. Valves,
' audull descriptions 01
:I1NGS FOR STEAM, WATER jvoTIONS & 'HL085IER3T,
AND GAS.
: j fiHini
g up o
httuKu' attention pam w
COTTON MlLLo,
with iSlciim, Gasaud Water.
148-tf
INSURANCE.
.,t.. t velTI? M'V. CAN BE
fj .'.KU''"' . ru ps in the
Iffertcd at tuc i hlul"",r
lowing responsible oiujjamva, -
5)MPNY Asset s JJ),UW,UW
f J? A RYHSE, Gen'l Ins. Agt
IIPERIAI. YW INSURANCE '
uMlANY,ol London, Assetts Qoid
rfcKAT WRSTKTtN FIKE INSUK-
4 C0MIAN Y' rICanS' S226.014
LRMViLIiK b-lliK INSURANCE AND
I.KINO COMPANY of Va., assets
P.YUNE & KEEN AN,
icn '1 Insurance Aeents,
JUlfloc Chamber of Commerce, up stairs,
vyiimingion, kj.
Dgl6 77t17
Km
M EXTRA yilLY FLOUR
STILL ahead of any other on the market
Our Pearl Hominy cannot be surpassed' I
ways on hand at th Mill and Tetrsitorv 1
, 1 It is cooa ior vjohuu, wi
fackcdCom, UfAnrl WhcaLl, Has a splendid
Corn, Bolted Meal
Peas and Pea Meal,
Oats, Shorts and Bran.
M goods sold draved free.
:ui bhss returned in good order will be
edited at cost on next, bill.
v hk lit All Ullli
ALEX. OLDHAM. Proprietor.
?rt2j
113
S. 11. MANNING
COMHISSIOM MERCHANT,
AND DEALER IN
leriss, Provisions, Dry Goods
Clsliiins, Ic. k,
So. Si and SI North Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
asigrim&nts and Cash Orders Solicited
n,1v-. 151-ly
THOMAS CONNOR
PAR RO O Ivl
N- corner of Alulberrj and Nutt SU.
on hand m ,.r cn , .
C11 1.W-1V
Successors to
A. H. NEFF,
i B0 irlSuurers and dealers in
FURNISHING GOODS,
nfl. anSneet Iron Ware.
Wt done at sliort notice
W I i iji 9 Front Street,
aovia i BIRGTON, N. C.
'X50-1J
wio-iv v nrriATTn
THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS !
I
OFFER TO THE PUBLIC
greatest bargains of the Season,
consisting of
The Best Rddy ' iiaclc3
Clothing:, - r
City Made Catsimerc
Suits
LINEN SUITS,
CLOTH SUITS,
The Largest Variety in the City,
SILK,
FELT and
PANAMA
HATS,
Boston and Philadelphia ma'e SHOES
and GAITERS, of all descriptions.
SHIRTS,
From the fines to the Cheapest.
TRUNKS & VALISES,
Of every description.
SADDLES & BRlDLEsy
At lowest prices in the Siatc
80E. BUB BROS'i
20 Jflarket St.
may 17 310-tf
FARMING
750 ACRES
OF FARMING AND WOOD LAND
In Brunswick County, lor Sale or
Exchange for City Property,;
ri -r -t .,or3 nn ihn aoutu I
The Land 13 situated on tbo
side of Town Creek, about, one
bridge.
Acres
Are all ready for planting. .
Four hundred loads ot good stable
manure and compost are on the Land.
fri,A T3Y,inrr T.anrl is already aitcnea
anA fnced '
tt Ay"vy - - Pras
foundation. ' i ,
3 -
cs-r Z.r a "VlTLSi
SOU Crrape v Ui00'
Hcf Gut last year, will bear this Summer.
OU U J ' " -
600 Apple Trees, also 600 Peach
Trees,
Of the finest qualities about three years
old-
dition.
U1U J
THE WOOD LAND
About tli acres,:is M Ih? st in the
8tThere arc about 3,000 cords' of wood
on the Land, and tho farthest not to
1 til mnrn iiin half a mile.
The ianiLtronts about three miles on
Town Crceknd Daws' creek, and has
r - . lorrlinrra
Ono of the finest marl beds m the
State ii b'if the Land, withirfn eighteen
inches of the surface V ni.
Hce8, Harness, &ci, wm also be sold.
Forty barrelaof Corn and a very good
lot of Fodder now j at the Farm,
One four room dwelling housc, oi-uic,
also a barn and stables, are on the pre
mises. The bmiaings are mi-uw.
Will sell or exenano ir r,fu
Auctioneer r'Real Estate AgenU.:
TTT
YY 'for sale
"tor sale ; , - : - iv
S O BALL
MLSCEUaNEOUS,
yf t.
Irr-OLD ; GpOE. :
. K a li li Sy 6 i 1 e
(Late Greenwald & Co.,) .v
. WHOLESALE DEALER IN
OLD
El
Wines; Brandies, Gins, Whiskies
ana;ps.r
NO. 10 SOUTH 1 WATER, ST., ; ,
L
Rcspectfuliy inlorms Iila nnmerotis custom
jbWIt Vf Tn'rA TJntinra ltt the State t riC 4
to compteteith aorortherbouse.
Ihall keep constantly on hand old Ken-
stock before buying elsewhere.
1- 8EGAK8 A SPECIALITY
act 7
t i
l2l-iy
--
ADRIAN & .V0LLERS.
WHOIiES-A-LK DKAIiEBS IN
Importers' of German and Havana Cigars,
- '-AND
CommissionMercliant
Sotrra-EAST Cornek Dock and Front
P
WILMINGTON, N. C.
kavine thC largest and best assorted Stock
of Grocelie? and liquors in the City, Dealers
will find it to their Interest to give us a call
before buying elscirh,ere. ?
may 17-tf ' 1 ' :
H. MABCUS,
Wholesale Dealer
"I IN :
LIQUORS, TOBACCO & SEGARS,
PRINCESS ST., ABOVE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK,
WILMINGTON, N.1 C,
P. s. A full supply of Ale and Lager Beer
in Halfand Q.uarter Barrels.
Familfes supplied with Bottled Ale and
LagerBeer. tf
1 1U o
WlREHOCiE.
' .
THE coplc of the Carolhw now have at
Te of th
ti n-K-vnt;-u in . i.i in la xj. ia j ;
rii V I ?A e fmm mic of the largest
ca,n t.eit3i.b i-fxr" iatat :r ! : '
SThe Sns'arV and handsome,
tocks ever onerea in whj owro. -
The designs ar all new and handsome,
Lnd we invito the public to examine stock
Sd price? before Ping, -
and we invito the Puc " -'
and prices before Purohasing
JJ. i." DDXi.XXl S w.
ianO ;
No. 8 South Front. Street,
WlMllwOTOTV, N.
MANUFACTURERS AND
SADDLES
TRUNKS & TRVAKLING BAGS
I o T- rtsllora RurifilC ClOtbS. I
C5pui,wg - :
Woolen & Linen Horse Coy ers
Fly Nets, Feather uusrers,
Axle Grease, Bridles,
. of all kinds, Sad
7,, dlery. Hard-
,,, ;. . ware,&c.
ALSO
SECOND HAWP HARNESS,
S A D DLES.'RET NS, &c
CtiBAP FOR CASH.
June 7 ' ' ;. '
1-ly J
j?,A. SHUTTE
No. 3 AND 5 GRANITE ROW,
Dealer fa f ;r-
FURNITURE, IflATKESSES,
WINDOW SHADES, '
PAPERHANGINGS.ICTURE
FRAMES; CORDS,
TASSELS,' FRINGESr &c., &ci
Having lust received a supply of .FuraltttWV
hi?'PiesecauiM
mavl5
BLANKS A' full
1873. Furniture & liarpet
i '
WtinlocalA and RPtft Dea erS in , l h 'Jobn Weston : No trains will run
line:
1 -k n
8 G HALL. ;
,feh35
mmmtmuij mm 1 rail roads.
Carato, Ceatrat
i " ' u May 14, 133. J .
PASSENGER TRAINS
LSAV:;WtlMKliKlt DAILY (EX-icept
at Wadesboro at' .j-iifi? I o- , 4
Wadesboro at...........'"7i1 AM T . , , , -r!
!SEat;.:J.:Wp??.wMn and after Sunday, AlaA 11,
-ppwrntrr TRATNa ' V c . 1 I j " ' 1873. ' ; '
ni: BWHT-TKArVfW... , ' nnTvi.Aiu T""'
Wilmington daily, except . ; , . Vy RVKltl. ,
Arrive at wanesnoro Ui. . . : 1 . i : o:i.' jr;m
Leave Wadesboro at. . . .... . . ... .... Jio a
- " - " . J X I? a... 1
Arrive
eave
BundajBT..
ArrlvA alfr TJ.nrfT.tro.-i? aA'i.:-i'. -r :T M.
te&fatofi.
Arrt - 'vmaXtiA at .... : 5.S9FM
Leave! Charlotte.-f Aailv.' fiunda vs
ecefvted; at.: . 1 . . : 8.00 A M
Arfifo atBuSala at., 12.00 M
Leftra Bnfifftlr t. . ... A . . . 1.C0 P M
! Arf ite ft Charlotte at . .V. .....i. 5.15 PM
Irregular Lumber and Tlmber.Trains run
onj both. -portions of . the Koad as the busi
ness requires. - r .
A rn.Uv Rtfln-A will annn rnn in connection
with the trains on both ends of this Eail-;
way. , : '. " '
I V V ' ' a.K FREMONT,
V ' i Chief iSngineer and BupH.
may 19 - . . 311-tt ;
ATIOAL HOTEL,
' ; R. JOtes, Proprietor,
. The .only; first -class Hotel in
i v ; WILMINGTON, N. C
'fvN and after this date, the rate for TRAN
SIENT BOARD will be $3 and $2 per day,
! -.7 ' ... .,7" . :!.'...
according to location of Rooms.
L JfinH-tf1";- . i ,L
l F. VV. L0PBR.. I.- DptTGHTBN
: LOPiEli & - D0UGHTEN,
' - '' t
N A.Y A Hi S T ORE S
AND SOUTHERN PRODUCTS, 7
NO. K m FRONT STREET,
Philadolpliia, Pa.
Orders fbr Turpentine Casks solicited and
promptly filled at lowest market price. ,
march. 3. . ,v.'. ( , . .. . ' ' 245-tf
: PWladelpMa and Soutliern Mafl
'fsteamsnip Line.
rpHE FIRST CLASS STEAMERS
PIONEER, 82 5 TONS
Captain JOHN WAKELfi Y
- TONAANDA, 850 TONS,
j : Captain C. WIITB A.NKS .
iform a weekly lirie, and sail alternatel y from
Philadelphia and Wilmington every Tues.
day mornlrrg, at 6 o'clock.
i THROUGH BILLS OF LADING :
Given ti New York, , Boston, Providence,
Fall RiVer, Portland and all points in the
:-ht-' xil,! fitafra at. tin Tfvar ralflS JUthv
any other route. Also to Liverpool, London,
I - AntwerP, jaremen, jaamourg, xmfcciu.
ISuonthentliientandeast tot
I rttrfTti Wrtrtii Carolina. South Carolina,
in ri ii i .i .r",?i a i ijiu xuuouivum
I iiihft-iriii Tmlslan.;MlsslsiDr)i
elow
weoma,, "'"wa
atfdf ennesgee, at as low rates as
lines. I;, 7;; ' 1 7 - r .
.-WWgSftlS?.
I and rates Pt)ly
I roreifet eemd atpply
I WO .... j ,"v
wnminrtoii. N. C
J, M. FOBSSJ, yupennienaepH 7 . 7
91? t . -TAilrfir nnr.T Ar,nt. . 2?7 and
239 Dock Street Philadelphia,
jane 6
D-tl
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE
' i s
iotoi'wiiNrtfo Bettie,
w WalMitt r.rl wife
ipwjt?""
. Sarai O. Vr-Gtreeting ; , .
ipred as afocreald In bopkD ,
! I r''?5trjr-Twyrw anrlreeis-
date.tne yin oa,y "i-V' " i
SffeTngdatet
ruary, ltsvz, ana regvn;icu. t
oook E E page 7,
Irv Tirtue of the powers of sal contained ,
corded Kfortesaid,) the said mortgages will
k.-. .t..ina4 hvA nf tli a nremises tuerc-
at tnefcourt house, doorln ;the city of Wilj
i minscton; on JMonsaay- ui itisi- -
iSLt li tfclocfc A: The said premises
gages suostanuaiiy a iwiowb, y. . . - i
Int. Wlna n.t. n. rtoint in tllC
northern iline of Church street, UO feet ea.
of Fiftti te0pt, and runs eastward! y along
SsSSt 27i??eeWby W ml deep-Pt
. cv.ii t .WalnniCc lif hAcHnS fit a POlt
in the eastern line otFron.tr street feet
southwardly .from wootr street ud runs
southwardly, along Front street 86 feet by
7Jf feet deep pyrt of lot 2, block 45.
Terms of sale cash. n T ;
. . : -rr i : AtVyCFB Association.;
June 27, , ; 35-4t-Jnne 28, July 5, 13 &19,
jE CEIVI ' -
By Steamer 1N?-Day,
7 G. H. W; RuNGE,
i
44 Market street.
may 10
i
310
1 - fi .l.i
LiC.LfS4TrtHTie: fi-rficnted to the Cape 1 ELiVl.i
j.andiTtej
jfewlHan
regist
7pieiiiiont-..iirrLii8 : Railway.
Richmond and Danville, Richmond and
Dantlllc IUWrNDiTision, and
i XHortn western Ti. i;. ii. w.ii
Condensed Time Table,
7 I
.
Leave Charlotte
6.25 A. U.
8.
11.10
1.52 p. if.
; Salisbury ......
Greensboro....
'1 Danville, v.....
Burkville
Arrive at Richmond. .
9.50
1.40 A. M
4.83
9.44 "
w.yw
I 9.80
12.45 P. M
GOING SOUTH.
STATIOSS. MAIL. BXPRBSS
Leave Richmond 3.30 p. m 5.10 A. ic
- BnrkviUe 5.55 8.28
DanvUle 10.41 12.75 p. m.
M Greensboro.... 2.15 a. m 4.00 41
" Solisbury.:.... 4.57 6.22 '
Arrive at Charlotte... 7.27 8.80
GQ1NQ WEST.
STATIONS. MAIL. BXTBB9S
Leave Greensboro' . . . 1.45 a. m 1021 a m.
' Co. Shops.... 3.86 44 arl2.20PM
44 , Hillsboro' .... 4.53 44 ... ..
44 Raleigh 'g.05 44
Arrive at Goldsboro' .11.0$ 44
GOING WEST.
STATIONS. MAIL. EXPRESS
Leave Goldsboro . . . . 4.00 p. m
"r: Raleigh........ 7.45 44
44 Hillsboro' 110.21 44
4r Co. Shops..... ri2.05 44 2.13 p.m.
Arrive at Greensboro' L30 44 3.30 44
SALEM BRANCH,
On and alter March 2d, 1873, a mlxad Fas-
eenger ana r reigni. irainwni oe run uainr,
(Sundays excepted,) on the N. W. N. C. R.
senger ana Jj reignt Train win De run aair
jii
1 , as gliojs: 3-40 P M
XgM:"
' " 9-00 AMI
Leave Kernersville.
Arrive at Greensboro . .
m.n a m
........ JA.ov A. l
"tESi ?i?d from Points East of Greens
boro connect at Greensboro with Mail
Trains to or from points North or 8outh.
- Mail trains daily, both ways, over entire
length of Road. Express daily between
Company Shops and Charlotte, (Sundays
excepted )
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains
between Charlotte and Richmond, c without
i i
Fer iurther iniormation address
BE ALLEN,
General Ticket Agent.
Greensboro, N. C.
T. M. R. TALCOTT,
Engineer and Gen'l Spuerintendant.
may 24 3
OrFlCB PETKRSBTJRa R. R. CO.l
-- 'MftyrSlstflO. j
ON AND AFTER JUNE 3RD, THE trains
will run as follows:
LEAVE WELDON.
1 w-mrAss Train 7:80 p. m.
mJi Titi "S:2fin. m.
TARRIVE AT PETERSBURG
Express 10:50 p. m.
Ma 7:00 p.m.
au . 2 2
I a t)wiot a t wiT.rinv' "
I Mail w40 a. m.
1 -r-. rv m
FREIGHT TRAINS.
. ' o.rv n
i Ojeave jreierBDuric o.w.x.
Leave Weldon :wp.
1 Arr at Petersbure a20 a.
fJAHTON TRAINS
1 ur 1 D"
xjeave reiereums "'VY
aSton loss's,
Petersburg 8:10 p. m.
on sunaay except Jix
WraTicii will be received.
at the Petersburg depot only on i
and THURSDAYS. -:
The depot will bp closed at 5:00 p. m. No
goods will be recaived after that hour.
J e 5-tf Enelneer and General Manaeer.
1 -r-r-. r t i v x ittat
f U Wl
, . , . . -
LANDLORD,
BUILDING LOTS for sale in healthy and The magazine will be under the editorial
" . ' charge of Kdwabd E. ILu-e, who will have
desirable localities on Church, Nun, Ann, ft, shtjnce thanheretowreln the man-
Orange, Dock, Chesnut; Mulberry, Walnut,
Red Cross, Rankin, Dickinson, Wood, Char-
lotte, Sixth, Seventh, Wilson, Eighth,
Ninth Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth andThir
teenth streets. Satlslactory time given
payment. Apply to
iAME3 WILSON.
v 226-tf
feb8
' " . r . 7 7 imZTT-
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Vol. VII 1873.
OLD AND IVEW.
. THE PEOPLE'S MAGAZINE
Edited by Edward E. Hale. ;
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