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VOL. TO. -W ; NO. 53
? ' - - 3 - 1 . 4 , J
. aiSCEEMHEOlS, . V 1
tbisUed every afternoon cept Sunday.
C MANN.. Editor and Proprietor
Sabscnption.
year, in advance " 3 no
snaths, in advance
!C months, in advance . . . . . . . a w
month, in adrancc
irrcondence solicited from our frienda
1 of tbc BUte, on topics of gen
ntcrest. Political news and reports oi
t are especially desirable.
rsiOUT, PfCS, KICUABD IRBT, VlCC PrCB,
b e HASKiNS Sec aDd ireas.
IHMOND ARCHITECTURAL
V WORKS AND STOVE COMPANY,
o,)0, 1000 CAKY STBKT.
Ick:
i
No. -3 TENTH STREET.
IsC.mipaiiv offer to the people of Vir-
.ui.l II.'- southern States a large line of
ri,u ami on terms as liberal as can
f(i ,f ; dv Northern establishments. In
U Inn to Stoves of all classes, we make
S ectmM Works a specialty. Fronts,
1 ll,.llow Ware, Stench Traps, Soil
i Sad irons, c, always on hand; and
it the attention of dealers to our
h n. c utlrprise. Send for circulars and
fusts. mne (3m
JercliiseTBToKeragc Office,
?T, line of samples constantly on hand
am importers and manutacturers in
iiern markets,
descriptions of merchandise, orders
ids solicited and telegraphed promptly.
rchandise housht and sold in this
tet orders from buyers solicited, and
lies left by sellers will have prompt at-
fe as well as cash purchases negotiated,
her vou wish to buy or sell, commuui-
freely, and often with your local
fr' J AS. T. rEHEWAY,
I Merchandise and Produce Broker.
20 l1
K'liMOVlL.
f
E WILL p-move to our new buildings
Corner Front and Princess streets, be
4 this date and September 1st.
i
I i
I We will : ell our entire
I
:tail stock at cost,
I
is our desire to open with a,.
i
I
i;:ilIAND COMPLETE STOCK
MLSCELLiffBOli;
TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
lour determination to dispose of the
before moving
'Jit, 1ST;;
15. WEILL.
V
kal I ' Ell iii I fl I'd I
S JS ' 1 .Jii JJ 'SAW
. ..,:...;:,, , Ell
I EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
! -LL
aheal of any other on the market
"t Pearl Hominy cannot be surpassed!
8 on hand at the Mill and Depository
ed Corn,
Corn, Bolted Meal,
I Pcaa and Pea Meal,
I Oats, Shorts ant Bran.
"goods sold drayed free.
bags returned In good ordr will be
id at cost on next bill.
AL.KX. OL.DILVM Proprietor,
t -127 113
S. II. MANNING
EMISSION MERCHAMT,
AND DRLER IN
!
ies, FroTisions, Dry Goods
ClolMni, k k,
0. and 24 North Water Street,
i
WILMINGTON, N. C.
iisunieuls and Cash Orders Solicited
23
15l-ly
JflOiMASCONNQR!
O O IsL
corner of Mulberry and Nutt 8ts.
7& on hand the best quality of Sega i
ll 157-ly
RKEB & TAYLOR
I Successors to
j A. H. NEFF,
i -
i JManafacturers and dealers In
Wise furnishing goods,
iBtoves, Lanterns, Kerosene, Oil Tin
I and Sheet Iron Ware.
xfmg done at short notice
Aleuts for Falrbank'8 Scales.
! No. 10 Front Street,
CIliHINGTOrT , If. C.
19 150-17
BARGAINS! BARGAINS !
. ' . . 7
SOL. BEAR & BROS.,
OFFER TO .1 HB PUFtlD u
The greatest bargains of the Season,
consisting of ; ,
The Bcstcady Madc3
City MadeZWtm
ALL LINEN SUITS,
CLOTH SUITS,
Tie Largest Variety iu the City.
SILK,
FELT, and
PANAMA
HA TS,
Boston and Philadelphia ma'e SHOES
and GAITERS, of all descriptions.
SHIRTS,1
From tbc fine3 tp tb,e Cheapest, i
NOTIONS & HOSIERY,
At reduc ed prices.
TRUNKS fc VALISES,
Of every description.
SADDLES & BRIDLES,
At lowest prices in the State. .
SOL. RE Alt & RROS.,
2f Jflarket St.
may 17 j 310 tf
:A. ADBIAK, t -
: :ji , r - ML. VOLLBB
ADBI & V0LLERS.
; i uf. , ; .'. ' . ,. ,
, i ti'-i
Groceries and
on,
Importers of Gerriiari and HaVai CltarsjrJi
r r. ':
-tA'T-
JfUtbi:
t ttult
Commission Mei'chdtit,
"VtOr!
South-east Gornzs Dock and
WILMINGTON, N. dL
Having the largest and best assorted. Stock
of tiroeerie8 and Liauors in the City. Dealers
will flad it to their interest, to give us a call.
before buying elsewhere ( - . :
may 17-tf '
H. MARCUS,
Wholesale D otl or
LIQUORS;' TOBACCO & : SllGABS,
KAiriyd a4rflTdioec( aW f ,a- 5(2J ,P
FARMING
LAN D
750 ACRES
OF FARMING- AID -WOOD LAND
la Brunswick County, for Sale or
Exchange lor City, Property,
The L-And is situated on the South
side of Town Creek, about one and a
half miica from Lower Town Creek
bridge.
7E Acres
Are aU ready fdf planting.
Four hundred loads ot gopd stable
manure and compost :ve on 'tb Land.
The Farming Land is already ditched
and fenced. "
It is good for Cotton, Corn, Peas,
Potatoes and Wtteat. H; tf a splendid
clay foundation.
500 Grrsipe "V"ine.i
Set out last year, will bear thia Summer.
600 Apple Trees, also', 600 Pencil
Trees,
Of the finest qualities about three years
old set out last year, are ui fine con dition.
THE WOOD LAND
About 075 acres, is of the best in tJie
State.
There arc about 3,000 cords of wood
on the Land, and the farthest not to
haul more than half a mile.
The Land fronts about three miles on
Town Creek and Daws creek, and baa
four good landings.
One of the finest marl beds in the
State Is on the Land, within eighteen
inches of the surface.
The farming u ten alls, including Plows
Hoes, Harness, &o, will also be sold.
Forty barrels of Corn and a rery good
lot of Fodder now at the Farm. .
One four room dwelling house, a store,
also a barn and stables, are on the pre
mises. The buildings are all new. n ;
Will sell or exchange for city pro
perty. Apply to
CRONLT & MORRIS,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
feb 17 233-tf
PJ11NCES8 ST., ABOVM FIRST J
Leave I TCtllmil crtonl kllil xet t . i t 1,
Arrl?faAnttM"5tTA.:
Leave Jjaj&fiabnrg . . , Kg9x WiA
Atriysat Wilminetonat 5.3U ifM
r"T . PA8SENGER.TRAINS.. . .
t- ' : CiMt fjr -Tiin TT-iT -ill -iJf l
Leayel Cnjfllottc daITjr7 SunaajfS r
exttpteiipat.iU r.T?.iv!r. .WCJiSoaiAll
LeaVd Bufrklo'a. J .'. . .V . ..7 V.CO T M '
janjve as vaarioitr at :n . u .-r.r any ar,
Irrct alao iAunbe nod U imbe-EmD rfnjt
. -t-STi - r it. c i il. 1 ii
rr
it l
WILMINGTON, N. C. .
p. A full supply of Ale and Lager Beef
in Halt and Quarter Barrels. . i ; .
Families suopnea wiin tsoxuea aio
LagerBeer.
feb 3
1873.
1873"
FURNITURE & CARPET
WAREHOUSE.
THE people of the Carolinas now have at
home one of the largest Furniture and
nrr?t. Warehouses in the country. They
can select in person from one of the largest
stocks ever offered in the State.
The designs are all new and Tiandsome,
and we invite the public to examine stock
and prices before purchasing,
' D. A. SMITH & CO.
ian 9 200 tf
U TOPHAM S GO..
No. 8 South front Street,
W ILMINOTON, N. C,
MANUFACTURERS AND '
i
: lit
SADDLES, HARNESS,
TRUNKS & TRVAKLING BAGS
Collars, Hamcs, Trace Cnains, Whips,
Spurs, Dog Collars, Saddle Cloths, -Woolen
& Linen Horse Covers
Fly Nets, Feather Dusters,
Axic .Grease, ! Bridles, 1 ,
of all kinda, 8ad .
' dlery Hard
ware, &c.
A L ? O ,
SECOND HANI HARNESS,
SADDLES, R B T K B, A c .
CUEAP FOR CASH.
jdne 7
U '.till ."-tf'.Ttwwj 1
;ii
'.!T
TI WliMINQTO
;iir:ir.Vi;r43vr-
, fT ' 'POI
6
TIT .KV
31
I
0" I
vti
on both t pQrtions of the,Hoad as the,bufiK
neas reenflres: ;"a vJ ' -mi, 4, .V
A tfaiivfitfurerwUl seoaran iaQtineetioh
. ' 1 1 x 8 - .1 4 C A ' 1 1'
wiu& me iraina on juiu cutis ui iiusxui
way. ! 1' ' .I'-tf ! ;
Chief Engineer and Sup't.
may 19 '(t ; 4 " 8U-tf
Mi
uni i n n itPi.
t IFB ANiryiRB INSURANi3I3UAN.Bti
following responsible Companies, on ap
piieauoiMtt.
nn?BItIAL. FIRE INSURANCE
PAN Y, of LondotAssetts o vm'I
. $9,000,000. GofJ
LYNcHBUKJG lN8tJt5ANCE rANJJ BANJO-
INO COMPANY of Va.. assets , J(H5,:EQ
OLD Ito&fTNTON INSURANCE (OMPAll
f t :w fcirjdo rfJiIia il
iticumon
if ana nanviIlr7Kir.niTinn7 milff
narivJi oa fu ck
. .. n. xiTiaioD. ana
5Tli ! W OiOHifi ?til f JHIiyZ' Oil
-J?ib
ltcPQBtct on an
It I
r i,
d after Sunday, MaAlL,
1873.
; hllSCELLANEODS.
UbtiWtnplete Pictorial History of the
tfim TA Icschcapcst, and moU
xKm fvlFamH Paper inXhe Union."
'ffeTO' -Weekly.
U3T11 c.5 I t. r. , ' ,,!.
k iBf ly la the1 kblest ana'moet p6w
''TerraiuafttratfidncrioIIle&lnnhiUTiM in m.
. ia- tajiortai tarq scholar ly and
iricr. ana 'carry -mudh I wcin-h L .i t
Uana of iburreat srtnts am full atri
l-WttafyUjccadvbY atileat hif .mttiir.
4
U4ry ff 1KSTaV8.
, Vanvilie.,...-.. 14.32
Arrive at -Richmond. .t2.5 )i
t, I I ..... H,l ii I. tl 1
1
Iifnl I '-Mfal' . r.fi' wmy oiil ir;
I .1 . I I . V ' v
... . 1
GOING flOlKTHvi
BJAXIOHS.
i
Leavd Richmond
t ' , T-.l,11l.
:DanvilIi:CI....
j Greensboro, v.;
" -Solisbury
t Arrive at Charlotte.'. .
: 2.30 r.i ii
10.41 1
4:57 "
7.2T '
OOINO WES.'
8.28
175 p. m.
6.22
8.80
STATIONS.
Leave Greensboro. . .
; vor tsuops -. . . .
I Hillsboro' . . . .
Raleicch
Arrive at Goldsbora .
-
MAIL,. ,
1.45 i. u
3 36 "
4.53
8-05 "
11.05 " ,
aXPBJE8S
10.21 i
arl2.20rif
V
1
GOING WEST.
III
NX Of, Ya., asetts. , - J2QOar
Gen'l Insurance Acemsjc N
1 Odce Chamber of Commerce, up staixf,
Wilmington, JUM.
act; 10 gvju
h j '.j W. LOPER. X tfjOUGircE
LUFlK & DUUUrMTiiM,
ANr"wrrmatSiritof)UCTS,
N0. 55. NORTU, Fji&JXT STREET,
Orders for Turpentine CasJts solicited and
prpmptly filled at ,lpwe$taaik"b J&rice,
215-tf
Thiiadphia; and Southern Matl
upline. ,r ,
i-iy
) I
".Pit ON E'ER,' 8? TONS
Captain JOHN WAKELEY,
; T0NAWANDA, 850 tONS,
Captain q. CyfUfftfK
form a weekly line, and sail alternateVyfrpn
Phiiaclelphia ana vviimingx-on every auus
day norning, atjti o'clock. , .
f : Tfrrnnnarr nrT T.fi n w t ATiTKia
Givfn to New York, Boston, Providence,
Fall Riven Portland and all-points in the
New England States, at as low rates as by
anyjother route. Also to IjiverpooI,uLodon,
Antwerp, Bremen, Hamburg, Amsterdam,
addair points ofvthe con ttneti I a dat t coast
i Through rates from Philadelphia to all
points in North CargUnav milh Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi
'r Freight engagements, and rates apply
; wobx V YlfXi.
J.M. Foiisuee, Supermtendent.
WiW -JAMAfc AjfiW 7,h4
239 pock Street, Philadelphra.
Junes r m r, f,f Q-f
STATIONS.
Leaye Oolasbo,o, . . : .
'? cf ; Hillsboro'
' "WM wmwtv . . . . .
ivt at Greensboro
MAIU
4.W P. M
7.45
10.21;
12.05 V
1.30 '
Bxpaxss
;:sal.m;branch,
On and altct March 2d,1 1873", a mlxod Pas-Benrer-and
Freicht Train will be ran rbiilv
Suhdayg excepted,) on tUe N. WN. C. .
n., as ioupws:
Leave Greensboro 3:40 P M
Arrive at Kerncrsville ,5:10PM
Leave Kernersville 9:00 A M
Arrive at Greensboro ,10:30 A' IT
Kl?7i? M$ cl rrob-
4 wj without, extra copy. ., - .
tu3SPs tQ arccr'a 'Magazine,
yean .,W.1(
, An textra- opy of etlher. the MaaziDc,
lrIjr rPar wuiJDc supplied pratis
lot efe ry Club of FJve Subscribers at f 4 00
eacol In ran A rmitfonr t r
mj address for one
i .
Bsck hnmbers can bp supplied at any
,ff01C.J ));. ' ? l : - J
4 ThcfApnual.VQlumcsof Hanger's Weekly.
.in neat cronr urnalng, will bo j sent by ex-
rcBBfiraQ-oiACxpense. lor 97 X) each. A
wtoplete set, comprising sixteen volumes,
sent cm receipt ot cash at the rate of f 5 25
per yel., freight at expense n purchaser.
"Thd pcktair on Ilarr.er'a AVeekw u w
,cents a yeaivwhich;ttiu8t be paid at the
HARPEK & BROTHERS, New York.
apruir ; ; . 2Si.tf
i i i
4 Rqwitojy .Fashion, Pfauturc and
i Instruction." .
1 -; : '-r
Passenger train le'aveiDg Raleigh at 7:4tf
P M connects at Greensboro with Northern
bound, train; .making the quickest time te
aii jxorrnern cuies, rrice or tickets same
as other routes. ; A ' r r m ! .
Trains to and from Points East ol Greens
boro? connect at Greensboro with Malr
Traits to or from points North or Sptithj .
Mail trains daily, both ways, .qycr entire
length of Road. Express daily between
Company Shop and Ohar!tteV''8undayS
exceptedi) in: , . 'u ,;
Pullman Palace Cars on all nigkb trains
between Charlotte nd Richmond, Without
chdnge.) , '. , j;
Per iahfiicr information address ' !' '
' 8VE; ALLEN,-'' '
- General Ticket Agent. .V! ,
7 Greensboro,' N..C.T
t. m,.r,,talcoTt; 7' . , ..' .
JfingmeerandGenMapucrinterjdaD'l. .
maV24 ;
OFFIC PSTKSSBFB0 R. B. CO. ;
" May,5l8t,1872?l '
- , . " . ' ,
KOTICS OF THE TKESS.
The Bazars is edited, with a contribution of
tact and talent that we seldom find in any
journal, and the journal itself is the organ
of the great world ol fashion. Boston Trav
eller 1 V - j
!The Bazar commends itself to every mem
rf ie hQiucUolto the children by
droll and pretty pictures, to the young la
dies ylts fashion plates lri endless variety,
fc theprdvidcht matron by its patterns for
the. children's clothes, 1o paterfamilias by
Its tasteful designs for embroidered slippers
and luxurious, dressing gowns. But the
reading matter, of. the Bazar la uniformly oi
great excellence. The narer han apntilrpd
I Jt 1 U . . . .
fk.wiuo uopuianiy ior inenresiao CBjoyment
It affords. N YEvcnitut Ihst. i
.( 'SUBSCRIPTIONS 1873. :
' . ...... TX&MS :
' 4 Haiperjs Bazar, one year 1 00
1 An extrajjeopr Ot cither the Magazine,
WflekPy oBairin be supplied gratis lor
every clfct) tor flvc subscribers at $4 cacb, in
one remitnne; or aixcoplcs for 20, with
out extra copy. ;.
BnbsCrlptions to Harper's Magazine,
Weekly, and Bazar, to one address for one
yean $10 ? ior two of Harper's Periodicals to
one Raaresa or one year 7. i
Back numbers can be supplied at any time
; 'The five Toltimes ol Harper's Bazar, for
the Jyears 1868, '69, '70, '71. '73, elegantly
bound In green morocco cloth, will be scut
bjjcjxpreee, freight, prepaid, for $7 each,
H ,The,ppstage on Uarper!s Bazar Is 20 cents
year,. which must be paid at the subscri-
tter's "post offlce. Address
F. A. SIIUTTE
Ko. 3 AND 5 GRANITE KOW,
i .-Dealer in ' r "
FURNITURE, MATXKJSSES,
WINDOW SHADES,
PAPER HANGINGS, PICTURE
FRAMES, CORDS,
Having Just received a supply of Furniture,
I am prepared to give, the pnbHe as good
bargains as can be had in the city.
please call and examine.
raav!5 .
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE 1
To; John Weston and wife BqUjc
!and Stephen F. Walcott and wife
a4ah O. Trcetirirf 1 1 ;
WHEREAS deftralttias boen.naade by tlie'
j mortgagers respectively named in the
.mortsajres ioiiGwiBKwexocui w ,iuu caits
rkar Buildin g Association vi z:
Two mortgage cxecuea oyJ onn w eston
and wife Bettie; one bearing date 10th day of
June, 1870, and jegistexfidUiB-ibo Register's
offipe of New Hanover county, in book Z Z,
AN ANU ! AFTfth' JtJNE 3RD, TBi jb tifaVhV
V will un as follows: i f;: r -
LEAVE WELDON.M ,
Express Train TM p. m.
Mail Train . &.'ro. in.
ii f ARRIVE AT; PETERSBUIIG, .
Express . 10:50 p. m.'
Moll . 1iWVV.n.
iuou i .w y, uii
LEAVE PETERSBUKGKT
Mail : A'm.
Express , - nJi-Op:vL.
tTT ARRIVE AT WELDW.,, ...
Mail ' ' 9:49a. m.'
Express Op, m.
I , FREIGHT. TRAINSi . ,
TXrARRANTTE DEEDS- On hand and
Vt for sale la.?
feb 25 ' t SO it ALL
"JVTAGI3TRATES BLANKS A full line
UJL on band, and for sale
feb 25 ' 8G
United States ol Amerj',
Dfstrict Court of the United, States for the
lpe r ear uisinci, m uie jbwu l .v. .
Oi' North Carolina: Spring Term at Wil
mington, May 5tn, 1873.
Walk er Mearcs, Assignee of James G. Bnrr,i
Banirupi,
Against
Ezeklel BVHibbard, A James WSchenck, Jr.
IT APPEAiiloU 1U lUi9AaiOi'AV4V.
of Uie court that Ezeklel B. Hib-
barv one oi me cieuuiiii xi uus
residues beyond thA limlU of this State, it
is therefore ordered r that publication be
made once a week for six Mthe Even-
ins? Post, a newspaper puuusani iu mto cjr
of wnSnrtOT, Jtoiiid district, notifying
lie said defendant of the filing of the . peti-
tition na compiaim. iu una atuac, tuiu bum.
unless he appears at the next term of this
courtT to belied in the city of Wilmington,
on the Monday next succeeding the fourth
Monday in October A D, 18rX and plead,
answer or demur to the said bill, the same
will be taken as confessed, and , heard ex
partem to Mm; ; - .
Clerk of wUd CourV
OPERIOR COURT CLERK, and fiber
dTl Blanks. Tor sale by , -'
SlW BO HALL 4
D.pagea. -.--it.Tt.k .
Jia IWO mortgages eiecunn uy oi.q'uciir
alcott. and" wife Sarah O Vf one .bearing
date themhday of December 18G9, and regis
tered as aforesaid In book- T page.!;,'and
the other bearing date the TJth dayofi-lib-ruary.
1872.1 todVIegered as aforesaid in
book E E E, page 7, .
Tiow, therefore, noUi4pAezDy given tnai
Hv.-virt no nf thenowers or sale containe I.
respectively in saidfsQliniprtgnek, xc
corded aa aforesaid, Lhpsaidfenprtgagefc will
be foreclosed by a srtle of the premises there
in respectively, describetL at ptibAic auctlcn,
atthe.fquttlloe dnfugjcity of ViI.
1873, at 11 o'clock A M. The said premises
are respectively described in the said pioTtf
gages substantially as follows, viz: -
John Weston's lot begins at a point in the
northern line of (JhurUi sXfeetJliO feet east
of Fifth street, and -runs eastwardly along
Church street Vl feet, by W Jeet deep part
of lot C, bloc Wi. nT
Stephen F. Walcott' s lot begins at a poit
i I th easLern- Uiua of Kmnb etreet Vti . feet
fcbvthwardly froni,Woosttrcetand.runs
soathwardly along Front street 35 feet by
, DtJBRUTZ CUTLAU,
ftine27 5a--junei,juiy u.
8:C0 a, m.
Leave Petersburg
Leave Weldon 1 '
Arrive; at Welden . , . ..,(&00pumt
Arrive At1 Petersburg ' r i1H20&:m:
i GAtiTON T RAINS;
Leave Petersburg ' .
Leave Gaston
.".12:50p.xev
&10 d. m.
n No trains will run oh unday except Ex
press trains ciii-'
I'Teigntsior waston jjrancn win ne receivea
I the raersburg depot only on MONDAYS
Arrive st &a ton c -
Arrivft si t. "PtrKhiirtT
at
. . I rpiTTTTictr a -rc3
goods will be received after that hour. , r .
' J. C. 8PRIGG,
jo 5-tf Engineer and General Macuurer.'
BE you a ow$
& t f f
u ' . 1 HARPER A BROTHERS?
v M New York.
apr!l.ll 1. j , ; - 270
Vol. vii 187a;
OLD -IVJO NEW .
THE PEOPLE'S MAGAZINE.
EdiUd hfj Thrn'nl. K ITnU
H,r"hoJ enlarjred resources placed" in the
hands or the OLD AND NEW, by the pub
lie an4 by the proprietors, enable them to
announce a volume of wider interest than
they have ever pqbl ished.
Mr fjlreerugKt Story t Pylhonia, and
'' ) , :i ptr.Ualfa Story Upt and Down,
will be r continued and cnmnlrffd fn n.i
Toiiaie. : r 5" ." 7
A serfeerorshdrl? stories by !
Hits MereditM MrsStovce, Mrs Whilncy'
! ' Mtis Haty'llr Perkins, Mr Loriny,
and others; has been eDured. " '
.Jr laarUneaa'a! series wUl be continued
Ih pajpexa on The phnrch and Its Exclusive
Clalmi, Scrlpttfre and the Limits of its Au
thorRyeedrffUirmsnTty, "
'iTheeerls'WsrtIWs en Political Science
by ftcOUetncn bf Tccosrnized ' ability, will
comprise papers -on Railroads, Servants or
Masters? The Ballot in Enrrhmrt ljn1
The Law nf Marltinie Jurisdiction ; The In-
LA
Nl)
L0
Xli Jl
A1 FRESH LOT OF CRACKERS,
1
. 44. Market street.-
BTJILDlNO IjOTS fori tale ih heal Ory ajrd
ffcsfrable lcllesonfhrch.'NunAni,1
Orang1, D6clc,r Chesnut, MSrberry, Walnut
Red Cross, Rankin, Dickinson, wood, Char
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