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UINeTON, N..G.,. SATURDAY, JANUARYSln 1 874
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IS I SI n Bit l.H tiW tl I I tl ?! 1,1 I"T1 I I '-.- -.r- ir t I Ur O I 1 LJ.ll ljlil I.Kv y T H 7 f IV! r I illFll ' f lil.litlk AM I
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rzr7nrnaon except Sunday
febiBcd Editor and Proprietor!
in au -, ' o riA
rf;:::::::::-:
aoBWfv 50
.CSswW.' on topic of gene
Pf" ,P Political news and reports ol
MpyKRTSEMENTS.
IfeJSsclrftoe Office, ,
' r Bamoies constantly ou uanu
'ttiSflSS T and manufacturers iu
ifUl
. ;..nniiandiKe. orders
d&d telegraphed promptly.
t: !fVl-,Uf .nd sold in this
P"ttWW solicited, aaid
rfftJSwlllbave Pmpt at.
UpII as cash purchases negotiated
wishtobuy or selLcommuni
leryoawwiiw J m your local
lA freeiy, -r-
: TiS. T. EETTEWA Y ,
f Ueradise and Produce woKer.
1 ' t TaraTTfaTTTlCM
r w. L,opait. j
.L0PER & DOUGHTEN,
BTOBES
AND1 SOUTHERN PR DUCTS,
t 53 MsBl FRONT STREET.
' piiadeipnia, Pa.
,iPrt' forTurpenUn Casks solicited and
filled al lowest market pri-
st imf eg-per steamer Raleigli,
voTHEli invoice of Hams, Breakfast
Sbsana &ouiqers. oi- " " JH
, f
, choice! lot or i-nme.jw "
lund Oak pickets, expressly lor muiuy
L GiTclta trial.
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la'e return out j-uiLi.B w u u,
Vlfriradsfor tfteir kind favors and liberal
uuicuv , . ftntrurize. and
t determined not to be outdone in prices
na qumi'V ,.,w nworici Wines and
IT superior 'v"i - ,
norj will convince the most skeptical that
ffiSS betiaved by giving us tneiror
1 . . l.M(1.MUAnikiiin'a
Remember lue corner uuuei mc ncomnu a
OOie. ' , rr ,r.rii'rfPV A 5
Sept 21-10 - :
. ; Successors to
A. II. NEFF,
jlajjwaeturers and dealers in ,
RtifiiEFU8M8HIU GOODS,
ati, Rtovefl, Lanterns, Kerosene, Oil Tin
- J and Sheet Iron Ware.
Roofing done at sliort notice .
Agents for, Falrbank's Scales.
Ifo. 19 Front Street j
fflLBINGTON N . C
bot 111 160-ly
Ib Wattt TTnTnilxr rJoTrrinfr Maphino
anon lamui ouTPugjuauuiuii!
THE SUPERIORITY OF TIIE KlNOKR
i bEWIN'G'MACmNK for eauties ot
Meh, simplicity of mechanisnil and adap
Willltyto every "class of sewind, lias been
I established in falraudopeu competition in
Bewiag contests, and the rUHUC
nawrriON or their merits is 10 in
I found in Ihfi nnnifirnns. s.tv.anls loi FIRST
PRIZES over evcry'competftor til the VrI-
WXA Fr5rPO.SITFfM aticl MPsiiv ill the Iu-
liiastrial Fairs in America and in Kurope.
silent Feed and straight Neeaie ana is
Uie easiest to learn. Has thehtsrhes apur-
yalfortbe Family, the 'Seamstress .aud the
Uressmater. ' I (KKt! ' ! IN DAIliY USH
M,wS! I sold last year; 4,070 ! oWr any
wieruompany. ,
SSoldm the Installment olan. T
drms
synd full instructions given.
, Office No.4, Lippitt's Koff, SqutlV Fr
out
ireei, Wilnungton N. C , 1
octS-tf
JNIaner;
HEMOVAU,
C1RRIAGE MAKER & REPAIRER.
f ,J4Vfi rcinoved my eslablishmeat to
FURTil AND CAIPBELL STS.
?Zny liridge, where I shall be pleased
0Day old customers and many new
l!X.lkXn Parting and repairing
kind; J?e Horse Shoeing, ankl various
tefml' 0n 'w'orIC done ton reasonable
,,HTrjJ hail Kir4i7 uonro ATtui-bnA in
the Hn l.neM 1 am confident that I can do
t work, and give satisfaction.
JAS. LOWER Y.
'JSlIf7R?ER wishes to inform his custo
nr nd Public generally, that he is now
Im arei 10 aU kind of work in his -ine'
. VQti respectfully request acontinua-
the patronago which has heretofore
a 80 liberally bestowed upon him.
ewExTra Mess Mackerel
ANI) NEW EXTRA SALMON,
In kMor family use, at
CiEO. MYERS,
r. ?. ". ' V
lb South Front street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE
SI LY,ER;i T. P"R GU Ei'
OKI
The best OEQAIIS of the Reed class
IN THB WOELD, : I
UHsi
The Best forCHrtAftlesviBaiXoclk
The Best for Sitnday Schools. , ;
j j ; i
Tb0 Best ibr Parlors and Yestriea. f
The. Bestfor Academies and Colleges.
The Best for Public Halls! ' '
The Best for Orchestra and Stage.
Thiese instrum ;nts,' which, for sweet
ness Of tone and elegance of iippoint
mentj stand unrh ailed, have rSet with
unprecedented success in this country
and abroad. T I I
I i 1MANUFACTURED BY !
E. P. NEEiHAM k S0.
! ESTABLISHED IN 1846. y y-
i j f
kos)43, 145 & ' J.47 East 23d stl N Y
! Reiponsible parties applying for agencies
in sections still unsupplied. will receive
prompt attention and liberal inducements.
Tortf as residintr at a distance from our au
thorized agents, may order trpm our factory,
end for iliustratediDricolist; aug 26-tf
' . 77" i .i .
REDINGOTES,
AV
K ARE NOW IdAKING THESE 8TYL-
' r " 1 : i -,
ARTICLES for our customers.
LAMES v
Willi
do well to call at JIrs.TROCK'fci and
exam'ne samples.
Dress
Making
LATEST STYLES. "S
.-! IN ALX ITb
Mrs. STROCKSV
'Millinery anff Dress-Making Rdoms,
oct 18 tf " Princess gtreet, Evans' Block.
NEW BtDKWHEAT,
jAPLE SYR
UP AND THE
I '
'BteT BUTTER IN THE WORLD,'
At
GEO. MYERS,
11 and 13 Front st.
!! tf
oct 30
TO THE WESjTiTO THE VEST1
Bl-rc making: jlour arranmcnts to fol
lowlihe aivioe of he "Uiousands w"ho Uava
already onc," it lould he we' I to consider
whatiiaa been dode to mako tbe journey to
your -4IIomes in tne West" as pleasant and
free from danger is human skill j and fore
sight can accompi ah.
By consolidatiorind construution, asroid
has been put into Operation on the shortest
possible line from! Nashville, Tenn.. lo St.
Louis, "the futures great City of the worli."
Thia line, the : !
ST. LOUI3 & SpUTIl EASTERN RAIL-
: , WAY, ' j. - j
has,idurin2 the past year, earned an envia
ble feputaaon by jts smooth track, prompt
timi, sure connections, and the magnifi
cence of its passenger equipment. Its
trains arc made up of new and commodious
day ears, provided with the celebrated Mil
ler coupler and plltform, and the1 Weeting
houee air-brake - ; i
Itfis possitivelyj the only lines iunning
Pullman Palace trawing-Boom Sleeping
Cars through witnout change irom Nash
ville to St. Louis J No otber line pretends
to oifler such advantages, Either id distance,
time, or equipment Why,j thenj journey
jay circuitous roujtes? Do not be induced
to purchase tickets to St. Louis or the
West by any other line, remember that
The "St. Louis & Southeastern" v
is tile sliorjest, cheapest, quickest, best and
only line . undert one management ; from
NashTille to St. toais, and is from 60 to
200 iniles the shortest to St. Louis, Kansas
City, Omaha, Depver, California, Texaa,
and all w estern po-ints. Itf i aUo the VChi
cigo Shortest Ung," via Evanjville. ::
ybu can securlhe cheapest rates for
yourselves and your movables on applica
tion1, in person of: by letter, to C. 8. Bab-
rstt. Southern Passenger Agen, ruswi,
ra ' , i - . i . ; i
tanooga Tenn. or to the
flee Box 242, Cba
undersigned.
tin DAVENPORT.
ppi a! Ticket Aeent, St Louis.
No trouble to answer questions. ; '
ji- , 1 57-um i
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UDR ADVERTISING RATES
Arc put dqwn to the scale of 1
- . ..)';!
1
MISCELLANEOUS.
: Ajft'ABDKJO ; BX ' 1 TX&
! American,; Institute
II J J. W. McKEE
Eifiroiier? an! .Tinting HacMnes.
f . ( 1 . . , ,
It is ingenious and will meet the wants
of every matron in the land." "
, EXHIBITION OF 1S72. .fi,
, ' E. A. Barnard, Pres.
Sobn E. davit, Rec. Secy. I
. aamnel D. Tillman, CorJ S-cy.
new YorK, JNovcmherlJO,
Kb eimplcand ingenious Machine is as
ehu .as ihaewin& IMacbinc, and Is fast
Veonms popular with ladles, in the Dlace
Ofexpeiiiv Needle work, it wpr.H briBg
mUCh more haridsom-i. requtrlnsr ieS time
-and not one tenth part the expense. No
lady's toilet is now complete without it.
laMBtuiue wim iiiusirateu circular ana
-fall .instructions sent on receipt, of $2 or
j-fljiished in silver plate for $3 "7.
U Aaaress, the mcKbb Manulacturln; Co.,
0 ' 300 Broadway. New York. .
AG-JBISTTS WANTED.
VDr. Garvin's Elixir of Tar,
Is recommended by regular Medical practi
tioners and a speedy cure guaranteed for
Colds, Coughe, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Spitting Blood, Consumption and all Pulmo
nary Complaints, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Pys
pepsia and Gout - Dysentery, Cholera-mor-bus.
Cholera and all liver and bowel com
plaints. Kidney diseases and all affections
ot tha Urinal Organs perfectly harmless
tree from Mineral or Alcoholic properties
pleasant to take and never known to fall
Price It 00 per Bottle. Full particulars
with medical testimony i and certificates
sent on application. : Address, L. F. HYDE
fc CO. 19&Bevet.trj. Avenue, New York.
Darts from tkDeyii; or i'liBii Aiusei
A Book just issued exposing :t.ie "pebson
als" that have appeared in the New York
Newspapers; their history and lesson: Stil
ish vixiaXAvs fully exposed. Advertise
ments from desperate men to! beautiful wo
men; Clandestine meetings; how frustrated;
The History of the Goodrich tbagktt the
result of a "personal.' ' Description of Liv
ing Broadway . Statues. Exposes social
corruption. Sent on receipt ot 50 cts.
Address, Unique Printing House, 36 Vesey
St , N, Y, . 1
Tho Beckwitta 820 Portable Fam
ily Sewing Jlachinc, on 30 Days
Trial; many advantages over all. Satis
faction guaranteed, or money refunded,
gent complete, with full directions. Beck
with Sewing Machine Co,, 862 Broadway
N. Y. ' ' i may 14 307 tf
TH NEW JrLAStlC TRUSS An
Important Ihvention.
It retains the rup-:
ture at all tloes, and under the hardest ex
erciseor severest strain
It is worn with
comfort, and if kept on
nignt and day, cf-
fects a permanent cure in a lew weeks
Sold cheap, and sent by
mail when request
ea. uircuiars ireq, wnen
ordered by letter
sent toThe Elastic Truss Co., No. 683
Broadway, N. Y. City
Nobody uses Metal
Spring Trusses ; too painful ; ; they slip oil
too frequently
mayl4 307 tf
.1
CAUTION,
r
Burj only TT1E i
GENUINE FAIRBANR'S SCALES,
, MANUFACTURED BY ;
E. & T FAIRBANKS & CO.
STlJYnlflI SCJIEES,
StockScales, Coal Scales, Hay Scales, Dairy
Scales, Counter Scales, &c, &c.
Scales repaired promptly and rcuson.v
bly,
. THE MOST PERFECT
ALARM CASH DRAWER
Miles Alarm Till Cp's.
EVERY farhi,trj EVERY
Iferehaiit
, hould
tt rni.
UoC lllClll 3f 'S-JWarranted.
SOLO
Fairbanks' , Scale Warehouses,'
FAIRBANKS & j CO.,
311 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
166 Baltimore sit., Baltimore,
53 Gamp st., New prleans.
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
Masonic 'Ttall,. Philadelphia.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO.;
2 Hilk Street,; TToston.
For sale by
ail leading
Dealers. .
Hardware
07-2tawlm
SALES ROOM
TG"Tn
Celebrated
r
r l
tCIKKEKDES
pi
V TUNI
1 PIANOS,
hl The Standard
& and Favorite
TUNING & MUSI
rf thr Vt ortJ.
Cor 4tU C market Eirfitc.
i
SDRAIER
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RAIL ROADS.
Carolina :0entral BaflwaTCpjani
WILMINGTON, N. 0 , f
: May 14, 187?.
I
r:rjTtiTrfu eI.-7 lifiil odmhW
LEAVE WIEmTKOTOK TJA1CY
cept Sundays) .V.V-. . 8:00 A M:
Arrive at Wadesboro at 5:25' PM'
Leave Wadesboro at.............. 7:10 A M
Arrive at Wilmington at; . ... . .' 4:35 PM
:f' FRElfiHy TWAINS. '
Leave WilmlnebtiL all'frrtWt 4iJftf
Arrive at Laurin&urg at.. . .. , . 5:30 r M;
Leaxe Laurinburg at. 5:00 A ll'
Arrive at Wilmington at.., . 5.30 PM?
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Charlotte daily, Sundays J
excepted, at 8.00 A M-
Arrive at Buffalo at. 12.00 M j
Leave Buffalo at 1.C0 P Mr
Arrive at Charlotte at 5.15 P Mj
! Irregular Lumber and Timber Trains ru
on both portions of the Koad as the busij
n ess requires. 5 , r :. , , . J;
' A Daily Stage will soou run. in connection'
with the trains on both ends of this Rail-j
way. j
8. L. FREMONT. I
Chief Engineer and Sup't.
may 19
311-tt i i
Piedmont Air-Line Railway.
i
Richmond axtd DaDytlle,Ricuino0dind f
Danville ti. W., Pi. Division, and i j
North Western N. C. R. W.
o
Condensed Time Tble.
-o
In effect on and after Sunday, Dec. 7
- 1873.- j
" "goIng north"
STATIONS.
MAIL.
EXPRESS
Leave Charlotte
44 Air Line J'nct'n
Salisbury......
" . Greensboro.. . .
" ' Danville
, Burkville......
A rrive at Richmond . .
7.00 p. M
.7.15 .
iao9 .
2,15 a. m.
5.28 M
11.40
S 35 A.
8.50 !
10.47 " j
1.15 P. Mi
3,a7 r. ut
8.06 i
ll tWP. M,
GOING SOUTH.
7
, : , , , ,
STATIONS. HAIL. EXPRESS j
Leave Richmond. L48 p. m 5.03 A. M.
Burkville...... 1.58 ' 8.28 " i
! Danville. a.fca 4 1.03 r. m.
4 Greensboro.... 1.16 a. m 4.00
" Solisbury 3.56 6.33 iV;
,l Air Line J'nct'n 6.22 " 853 M
Arrive at Charlotte... 6.30a. m 9 00 : j'
" OOING EAST. . T
STATIONS. MAIL. . T
- I
Leave Greensboro'.. . 2 00 a. m .1
! " Co. Shops.... 3.55 41 il
! '- Raleigh. 8.30 44 .......
Arrive at Goldsboro' . 11.40 A. M ... .
; OOiNQ WEST""
STATIONS. ' MAIL. ,
Leaye Goldsboro 6.00 r. m .1
44 Raleigh i6.00 44 L
44 Co. Shopa . 0.28 44
Arrive at Greensboro 112.80 .M -
tL i 1 . i - ' M
North WesternN, C. R. R i
I; (Salem Branch.) . j
Leavj Grecn&bo o. . i. ... ........ 4.:U) Vltl
Arrive at Anient 0.ti5HM
Leave Salem.;., f :fO;A M
Arrive at Greensboro... 10:00 A M
Mall trains daily, both ??ays. h
On Sundays Lynchburg Accomncodatipn
leave Richmond at Oaa. m., arrive at
BurfcviHe 12 45 p. m., leave Burkvil'e 5 35
a. m., arrive at Richmdnd 8i.44 a. m. J
Pullman Palace Car on all night trains
betweenjcharlotte d Richmond, without-
change v s
Priurtlier information address f
8. E. ALLEN, j
General Ticket Agent.- j
T Greensboro, N. Cl
T, M. R. TALCOTT,
Engineer and Gen'l Spucrinttndauf. j
dec 1Q
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, -
S in ilic F s:, Ac.,
THE
E TEl C TBI C :
"TtAS CURPID when all otiier remedies
rOmve failed. It is eminently a
FAMIJiY MEDICINE,
And no family should be withouli t. Incase
of sudden at tacks, one bottle will save five
dollars in doctor's bills.
For sale by all Druggists.
October, 4 I183t , ,
: ' e .
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RAIL ROADS.
WilEiiDglon. Columbia & Au-
Gin. SurERinTENDssf'a'Orfics
Wilmington, N, C., Oct.ril, 1ST2.
"3
. 1
rpiIB FOttd WING SCHEDULE iWILL
Jb go Into effect a4i30A,,iiMii4iundayt
12th itut. ,Vil . . j.
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN ' f Dally.)
LeaveWlhMnOil?. .CJ. !l .tSdft
Arrive atrFlAi-KfttW! " : ! f- irhin A' r
i . ju: ii v. :ju
Arrive it Columbia
;:00Pm1I
'
Arrive at Wboh;i:7Jjii-.ff .aO:00 Pv M
NIGHT EXPRESS tkAxifJAILY ' (8UN
f DAYS EXpEFTEp, )
Leave WiimfcigtoiUi'Vi. -HvT " f;10 rVM
Arrive at Florence 11 : 28 P. M
Arrive at Columbia .... 4.(0 Ai M
Arrive at Augusta I .1 ... 8:45 A'. M
Leave Augustal . i j.;srat. . J. , . 4: 15 P. M
Arrive at Columbia.. ..,...!.,,. . S:45 P. M
Arrive at Florence . . v 'i .... 2:02 A. M
Arrivo at Wilmington.: .1 J. ; . . . 7:X0 A. M
Passengers leaving WUmington. on the
6:10 Pi M. train, make close .connection
going Souths " " 1 1 :
JAMES ANDERSON,
Uen'l Sup't...
1S4-U
oct 11
Wilmington & Weldosi R. R,
OjfiCE General upBrinteni2jt,
i
wiuiikotot, '.N. C. ict 3l,lS73
.
'JZ-, j .' . m ss.i- -
.'li'jlli-
ON AND AFTER OCT. 2uth, INSTANT
PASSENGER TRAINS, on the Wil
mington and Weldpn Railroad will run as
follows : ... ' '
: MAIL TIyAlN.; :
Leave Union Depot daily' (Suu-
days execpted) . .
..At
7:40 A. M
Arrive at Goldsboro. . . ....
t . Rocky Mount.,., .
, ' Weldon.... .... ... '
Leave Weldon daily (Sundays
excepted) A t
Arrive at Rocky Mount.'...'.
Goldboro
Union Depot . . . -r ; . -
EXPRES3 TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot daily. .At
Arrive at Goldsboro
Rocky Mount; ....
Weldon......... .
Leave 'vVeldon daWy.,
Arrive at Rocky Mount '
G&ldsbort?!
Unioa Depot , .
11:50 A. M
2:00 P. M
3:0 P. M
9:50 A: M
11:35 A. M
1:37 P. M
50 P, M
li;10P. M
3:50 A. M
6:03 A. M
8:00 A. M
750 P. M
9:13 P. M
ii:55P. M
4:30 A. M
Mali Train makes cioh? connection at
Weldon lor all points North via Bay lice
and Acquia Creek routes. , ,,
ExpreBS Train connects only vilh Acquia
Creek route. PULLMAN'S PALACE
SLEEPING CARS ON THIS TRAIN. .
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Wiimlng
ton tri-weekly a 6.00 'AL-'M.,' and arrivj at
1.40 P.M. '
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS will Irave
Wilmington daily (Sundavs excepted) at
2:00 P. M., and arrive at 5:30 P. M.
JOHN F. DI.V1NR.
, General Sup".riiicvi(lp i
;130 V.
oct 24
m
o
F ALL APPARATUSKH -som etimes
called a mechanical paradox now n?cd with
such wonderful' success In our principal
cities for the cure, by i ujiilatj vk i;xkk
CISE, of nearly all ,
Chronic Diseases and Weaknesses,
i-
Is for sKle by the undersigned, by whom all
orders jsvill be promptly filled. V
ailE REACTIONARY-
is so cpnstructeil that even a child can In
stantly adiust it lor a person to lift any
weigh t from twenty to twelve hundred-
poucds.
It is mailc almost wholly ui' iron and steel,
weighs 13)Vounds, and cA'ersa!paceofonly
& by S inches; and nlthOuzh. but recently
introduced, "nearly IJM) have already been
sold. " :
PRICK Sl'JO, BOXED AND 'SHIPPED.
Small books or circulnrp, sl-.owinsr. its use,
can be had free at fhe ofllce of tho Post.
H. .II. iIAN'. '
, j . Brooklyn. X.
sept Il-dvtwtY 1 1. . Box
A. ADRIAN. jJ. VOLLKHh
i
ADRIAN & V0LLERS.
WB0LEC4L.E BEALV!KS IN
Groceries and ZAtiuor.
Importers of German and Havana Cigars.
AND
Commission Merchant
South-east Corjter Dock and Froxt I
' j streets. . .
, ' 1
WILMINGTON, N. C. I;
-4
Having the largest and best a? sotted .Stock
of Groceries and Liquors in the City, Dealer
will find it to their interest to give, us a call
before buying elsewhere.
mavl7-tif '
ARRANTTEE DEEDS-' On hsnd and
for gale, ; - ... . I .
feb25 R t BALL
UL'SSSSSgt 'AILS
Arrive tjsj& vi ..WWi1'
.Leave Augusta .iw.-.w ..Vr :S0 iujM.
Leave CoTumbia .V. . . . " V. ... 10:0 A. M
man
1 It 1KB
mi
NEW ADFERTISEUENISJ
TO CHURCH CONGREGATIONS.
FOR SALE.
ttachment.
F'iH SHPt DOLLARS IN CASH. L .
X, wi 11 bny a! hanorae Pipe rcn n . fi?ii c i f '
wise, i ttona. su oii iu
" " WMM IIUIIU
jyne desire to sell, In order to pur-" "
chase a larger one. . 1 ' -m-
' 1 i ' .
- .
r.iJhi'nstrumcnt ls perfect ordcr. cost' ' ' "
r.S!?ilj!w?L T.bls..ls n opixirtiinity rarclv t
in eo p. j
I' or further particulars, add rew 1 . .'. it F
Jan Gtf ., Tills 11 Cl rt
THE BRIGHT MASON,
: .(.:-. ::7: . ! '
V -fPCBLISlUjp AT
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4
afTtTvrir-r--Trw- 'nt. r
4it ;";.""-
i 'i ' ii . 1 1 i
Tlie only Faper in toe irdttthefnl AtlairfKc V.wi
States devoted cnureJy to r ,
Masoiiicjiitorestyr,1?
OLY 0503 DOLLAR A TEAK'f "
; CIRCULATIOlf NOW, GOO. " t1' 1
lubs of 20, ori inore,..i;4..J.;.. :75 eeilf:t', r&
Every Mason ia the ian slwuW wbwfb.Ift.vi,t a
Adess Publishers Bright Mason, Con-
adrtieSe
AN ORDINANCE "h..
i
.IfAVrXu ON CflESTNliT ' I .
WltH COBBLE STONE. Of'-''
, . . . ... 'lv ... - "a
STREET
rilHE Board of Aldermen of th t ' ' f1
X -Wilmington. N. (I. do m' J :' j f J v2iJM!i
Y"r Aatthat portion of Cheetnuti ,
et, between the westtrn ime3kfWtftJ'?
iAifk a t.t a ' ' . r
siaaet.
tei- th.e rtver bo Pvd, witit cebbte
.n T,.be?r the W0r. b1' have been
Dieted; the Mayor shall cause an assess-?if f'ri
it of the real property alonir laid trppi. . U
com
men
ana the vicinity thereof, to defray the e-f " M t
pense of said pavement, In whole or im parl. -
as is provideifby law. - ' " onbw
11 ordtaancea, or parts tberof, cojiflletinr ult
wltU the -above ordinance are hereby re "l'
Board of Aldermen at thel r meetinsf held oA ' ?
uw auwin uiui iibiilr a rinccH i. a
IT. C. 8RRVoas, City Clerk. 1 X?1" '.
Jou rnal and Star copy , K y , , V
- CiTyloF. Wilmington)
January 3d, 1874,
1ROrOHAlis will be received at this office ,,
A until the 15th inst: nt VI r m j...:. - J
ilitrafa ' . , ,uvv:. ,
STONE PAVEMENT,
on Chestnut street, between the wCkleui
line of Front street and the River, the Can'
tiucnir io ao i,nc grauing.
Work tO l?doH llndpr ihn (.lirwruKInn ,.i ;
J.heCity Suryeypr, .
The party k-eccjT Iff the contract wiil be'.
reonirea to gy iwnln tho hum of for
tin fn i I K f ia I B- a . a t .
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.fan til ' Mavon '
City OlV VVlIMlNfToy, 1
aMAYUIl'S. Ufficiv
January ody 1874.
I1J will be received ut this oflkc uatll
, .
TiiLTi:i-.LAY, Tin; i.rth ix?rr ,
at 12 M., Cor tlie louslriTction of a j
t Oil?
10 mupori. i ne em d iiR men i on luewmHtJC . "!
of Front strtet between rai and Ann
streets, the Work to ,be dono nccordtng tor
Specifl at ionk, a copy of vh ich t an ,le tei u ; t ' .i
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