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The milium prices suitable for country
We' invito :ine attention or tde
public
our stock, n l can oQer
WELL MADE
RELIABLE; AND
SUBSTANTIAL
f FURNITURE
,t fuc lowest prices.
We ;ilo manufacture and have constantly
on hand all kimla of Mattresecs. JJeddlnj-;
Windovr Shades, Sash, B'lnds and Ioors.
CAKrETs'ANli OIL CLOTHS
aH "T;'ilcs nnd newest pater ns.
salesrooms: North Front between - Priu
oFaod Chestnut as.; WilmtngtOH, N. C.
ttl 115-tf
TO pjL'K32!riTfSI.IC.
READ XiSD rKUI4!! IllhlvLlil.
TUT T)TsW DROP SAL00Nt
. . (T i c f?l tPL 1 1 1 f P.S innrlPS Ol tlie I
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I ) times to iuake the people happy, and to
.lo usine5s In epiJe of our troubles -rlth
Sin, will adopt, tin nirtner noiiee, tne ioi
lowins price list, to-wlt:
riain drinks 10 cents
Cock tails, Toddies and qtther mixed
drinks ...... .locenis, or ior-z.j cenis
I (KTiiac Ar;uu
ortfinary Hot drinks....
soda and Whiskey
ilt scotch Whiskey Punch...
Hot Tom and Jerry
Host Trench Brandy.......
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lo cents
15 cents
20 cents
...i) CentS I
'. '.'.'.'.'.25 cents 1
llWlVE NKW IlIVKR OYBTEIW served
at, all hours.
r3IJSITSTKSS!
Ii i;ik.saud refroshmciils most be paid for
n iioiivery. We nave no use ror customers
Milliout niaiicy. Once fr all, wk will not
i.ivi: i ukdat to A N v osk, no matter what
ins standing may K. -Thankful for past fa
vors we hop? bywiuarc dealing io merit a
tonliuanee of the f-innj.
Kc-iv-iifully,
TII DVTtY miOV SALOON,
Blue Front,
No. South Front St.
lS-lni
M'i J J
PIANOS OKGANS,
31cloclcos anil (liroiuo.
I'r sale a
JIEINSBEUGEIVS
BLANK BOOKS,
LJai)ur and Envelopes,
lKS OF ALL KINDS,
DRAFT and NOTE BOOKS
For ulo at
HEINSBEUGER'S,
Live Book and Music Store.
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PA"RKliii iAYLOR
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Successors to
A.
II. NtfFF,
Jlanuiaclurers and dealers in
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UOUdE FURNISHING GOODS,
un, Stovea, lanterns, Kerosene, Oil Tin
and Sheet Iron Ware.
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Roofing done at snort notice
Agents for Fairbank's Scales.
No. 10 Front ??UTCt
W t L. ri I N (J T O N . N . C .
nov 19 ; ; 150-Iy
TICK!
TICK
JOHN II. AIIj)&?ti. Jr.,
MATCHMAKER and JEWELLER,
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No. 11 NORTH FRONT STREET,
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Wilmington, 1ST. G.
IA, wofk done in a workmanlike man
V. nor. With an, experience of '20 years at
a-j bench, he guarantees to give satisfaction
tna prices to sutt the times. Give him a
nov i- iiVjm
have demonstrated that an
rAening paper is a necessity in the city
f Wilmington, and our growing circu
lation is the best proof wc can offer of
the truth rf tV,r cfofomnnt
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CHir Weekly circulation is increasing
etery week, even during the "hard
Umei." Only one dolxjlr a year in
advance. ' 1 I
published ercry Friday inorning, at
the astonishingly low price of
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one ix)llat; ter annum.
I THE EUETJiriG POST
I;lhc only Republicm Daily, except
one, in tlie State. ! . . " . ; '
i As , ocal new3 and commercial pa
Ji the Post ia the ecmal! of any in the
1.5 . It -U design ea to be a necessity
TICK
iri:u. He has on hnnd a vcrv flneassortment
W.YTrUEs and JCWEIJlY, CLOCKS,
MLVEuwAivE. rocivirr cutlehy, &c
0 citixcns of Wilmington, and ta
ntaj ail f the - atest intelligence.
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SIISCELLANEODS.,
$1;
S 1W1KDBU lliT TUB
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AmericaiL'.Iiistitiite
J. W. McKEE,
Embroidery ana Plating Wachi
nes.
' It is ingenions and will meet the -wants
of every matron In the land.1' q 1 1 v -
KX1IIBITION OR 1S7Z! f I ;
, '' 1 : " i Barnard, Pre.
.Samuel D. TtllmnaCor: 'tiy i 4
t. ffew York, Notemtcr20,
u'elul aathe ecwinjj Machine, and Is fast
becoming popular with ladiea. In. the place
of rxpcn&ive Needle work, iU work being
much more handsome, requiring less tine
and hot one tenth part the expense, i No
lad ys toilet is now comolete wfthnnt. it
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i xvu inuoviaicu c rtui&r ana
LS1." ?n ! receipt of $3 or
Address, The McKkb Manufacturing Co.,
. oju uroaaway. iNew xork.
iUJMTH WANTED.
Dr. Garvin's Elixir of Tar.
llnn(lrtt UA ""Is' 'r;irV
i;oias, uougn?, uatarrn, AsthmaUronchitis,
Spitting Blood, Consumption and all Pa.mo-
nary uompiamts, Hcroiula, irj6ipeJas 'Jys
pepsia and Gout . Dysentery, Cholera-morons,
Cholera and all lifer jand bowel com
plaints. Kidney diseases and all affections
ot th Urinal Organs perfectly harmless
-iree irom Mineral or Alcoholic properties
pleisant to take and never known' to fail
di?J&!!Sf ISSSS
sent on application. Address, L. F. HYDE
Darts from tie DbtU or linpii klM
A Book just issued exposing the 'pkbson-
als" that haye appeared in the New York
Newspapers; their history and lesson.; Sttl
ish viLLiAKS FULLY expossd Advertise
ments trom desperate men to beautiful wo
men; Clandestine meetings; how frustrated;
resultofa,per8onal.', Description of Liv
ing Broadway statues, exposes social
corruption, Sent on receipt ; of 50 ;cts.
AaivSS;
St , N. Y, i . .
mo uecKwun zu ronaoie. ram-
a 1 . K aw m w waaVvVma
ocus .ivuuu, m uw uais
Trial ; manyadvantagea over i all. . Satis-
liict-iuu tuirautccu, ur launer reiunaca.
Sent complete with fall directions. Beck
with Sewing Machine Co., 863 Broadway
N. Y. j may HS07 tf
THE SEW ELASTIC TRUSSAn
Important Ihvkstios. It retains the rup
ture iit all times, and under the hardest ex
ercise or severest strain It is worn with
nmr..rt anA il L- on sin nllif on1 rlaf ! of.
fccts a permanent cure in a tew weeks.
ooiu cueap, ana seni oy mauwnen requcsi
ed. Circulars lrce, when ordered by lette
sent to The Elastic Truss Co.,, No.: 683
Broadway, N. Y. City. Nobody uses Metal
Spring Trusses ; too pain'ul ; they slip ofi
too frequently I marl4 307 tf
mY ONLY TMfi
GENUINE idRBAHK SCALES
MANUFACTURED BY
L'. & T FAIRBANKS k
StockScales.Coal Scales, Hay Scales, Dairy
Scales, Counter Scales, Ac, kc I M
Scales repaired promptly and reasokia-
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THE MOST PERFECT
ALARM CASH DRAWb
Miles Alarm Till Co's
EVERY
Merchant
SHOULDl
EVERY
JTiUKfCK
vtanSEKCttx
DKAWJSR
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Use. Them
I Warranted.
SOLD AT
Fairbanks' Scale Warehouses,
FAIRBANKS &! CO;,
. 311 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
166 Baltimore it., Baltimore,
53 Camp st. INew Oiloons.
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
Masonic Hall, Philadelphia,
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO.;
2 Milk Street, Poston
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For sale by all leading Hardware
Dealers. I I M
sept il
j 97-2taw4m
JOB FEINTING
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TO THE KORTIi.
S. G. HALE
If EETO CONSTANTLY ON HAND AN ex
eel lent assortment of r . i I
PAPER (ruled and plain)
j J. ! M j. . i - h
CARDS, v L i- - U i . . ' H
: AGS,' ; jj i
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! BLOTTERS, Ac,
i. -i. t. . tii wvi t ol en nil fl fTjrP AS to In-
duce our business men -to have their JcpiJ
PRINTING done in tnis uuy.
Patronize home lndustr "
id have your
'expect to do
Job Printing done w?"T
tness.
- - nwvm w. m 'im o-'i- is
QHOVELS, SPADES
HOES, 1 PITCH-'
; - r -7 NATH'L JACOPI'S
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Hardware Denot.
to.
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No. 9 Market street
miscellaneous;
THE. l, SILVER TOiltiUt.
The best ORGANS othiBeed class
IN THE WORLD. "
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The Best for Churches and Lodges.
The Best for Sunday Schools.
Tbe Best for Parlors and Vestries.
The Best for Academies and Colleges
iThe Best for Public Halls.
The Best for Orchestra and Stage.
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These instruments, which for sweet-
ncss of tone ' and elegance of appoint-
unrivalled, have met with
unprecedented success in this country
and abroad.
i MANUFACTURED BY
E. P. NEEDHAM & SON.
ESTABLISHED INJ184G.
Nos )43, 145 & 147 East 23d st. N Y
in"eet iois iM
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I nrntnnt. att.ont.inn anH lihorol hHnromant
J Parties residing at a distance from our au-
tnorizea agents, may order irom our ractory.
Send for illustrated once list. aug 28-tf
lyEW BUUKTVHEAT, "
JJJAPLE SYRUP AND THE
'BEST BUTTER IN THE AVORLD,'
At GEO. MYERS, !
11 and 13 Front st.
tf ,
Oct 30
TO THE WEST! TO THEVEDT!
Bclorc making your arrangements to fol
low the advice of the "thousands who have
already gone," it would be we1! to consider
what has been done to make the journey to
your ''Homes in the West" as pleasant and
free from danger as human skill and fore
sight can accomplish.
By consolidation and construction, a road
has been put into operation on the shortest
possible line from Nashville, Tenn., to St.
LouTs, "the future great City of the wprli."
This
8T.
line, the
LOUIS & SOUTH EASTEKN RAIL
w WAY,
Die repuiaiion vy in f-iiiuoiu irue, prouipi
time sure connections, end the magnifi
cence of1 its passeeffer equipment. Its
trains arc ma-Jy up of now and commodious
day cars, provided with the celebrated Mil
ler coupler and p'alform, nnd the Westing
house air-brake.
It Is possitively the only I line tunning
Pullman Palace Drawing-Boom Sleeping
Cars through without change Irom Nash
ville to St. Louis. No other line pretends
to offer such advantages, cither in distance,
Umei or equipment. Why, then, journey
by circuitous routes? Do not be induced
to purchase tickets to St. Louis or the
West by any other line, remember that
Tlie "St. Louis & Southeastern"
is the shortest, cheapest, quickest, best and
only; line under one management from
Nashville to St. Louis, and js frem 60 to
20O miles the shortest to St. Louis, Kansas
Cityj Omaha, Denver, California, Texas,
and all western points. It k also the "Chi
cago Shortest Line," via Kvam-vlllc.
Toucan sccuFe the; cheapest rates for
yourselves and your movables on applica
tion, in person or by letter, to C. 8. Bar
crrr Pnnthern PflRRpncer Afi-ent. Postot":
flee Box 242, Chattanooga Tenn., or to the I
undersigned.
. WB DAVENPORT,
' Geneial Ticket Agent,' St. Louis
No trouble to answer questions.
juiyi .
57-6m
Singer's New Family SewiDg Macnine
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THE SUPERIORITY OK THE SINGER
SEWING MACHINE for ; beauties oi
stichi simplicity of mechanism, and adapt
ability to every class of sewing, has been es
tablished tn fair and open competition in
actual sewiiiK couim, uu hd a
RKfJOGJNITlUiN oi ineir menu is w iuuuu
in the numerous awards of FIRST PRIZES
over every competitor at the VIENNA EX
POSITION ana nearly an me iuuumijw
Fairs in America and in Europe.
Silent Feed and Straight Needle and is
the easiest to lean. Has the highest appro
val for tbe Family, the Seamstress and the
Dressmaker. 1,200.000! !! IN DAILY USE.
219,753 ! ! ! sold last year. 43,670 ! over any
0t SoldcHthe Installmeni plan. Terms
easy ind full instructions given. , .
SiJVcifj a T Innftf'i Row. Hon 111
Frt street, Wilmfngton, N. C.
fih23-tf I ! I
Distiller's Supplies.
ISO) Barrels Bungs,
1500 PaperkJii vets,
150 Barrels No. 1 Glue,
I ' For sale by
KERCHNER & C ALDER BROS.
feb.9, ' ' "'i-' I -
13. B.
SANDERS.
.!r office in tbe Post building, Princess st. .
1 cW-dwtf . ' i . ; ' r-, -
OKGANS
1 - Jgpg
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1 oQ0 Bundles Hoop Iron 1 inch
1 I lHnh, andljinch.
I 500 Second Hand Spirit Casks,
I i t
.
HI CH I S
w
Br: .
AVJiich is the Sewing Machine, is a
j . '. M f
point onWhich different Companies dif-
fer; each, of course, thinks its own the
;r v ':i j ...
beft, but if the point Were to be decided
by popularity the Howe Machine would
surpass alt others. It is a noticeable
fact that the Howe Company has
'4
SIX HU30KED THOUSAND
ot their. Machines in Use although hav-
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ing existed but t.r years, while the Com-
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panyjwhich claims to! have, most infuse,
has: only
about
i
though Laving existed for twenty year!?,
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Until the year 1866, Ilias Howe, Jr.,
the i " i j
ORIGINAL INVENTOR OF SEW-
ING MACHINES,
did not manufacture, but was content
with; receiving the royalty which all
Sewing Machine Manufacturers had to
pay him for the use of his Patents. A
; sample of each Machinje was sent to Mr.
i
i Howe before a license could be obtained.
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Constant, study upon them enabled him
to avoid the defects of each and improve
upon the excellences of all. This fact
I. i
explains the
to which Hr. Howe brought his latent
pattern of Machine, without which ad
vantages such a result could not have
been achieved. These; facts should be
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borne in mind by alljwh) j. intends to
purchase a jSewing Machine. Afe the
purchase of a Machine j may be thc act
of a lifetime with some, care should be
taken to ! . i
101,C-H AS
ON
L Y
BEST.
w.
On IvdEsurket. Street Near Third,
WILMINGTON, TN, C
offers the Howe Machine on shcji emy
terms that no one
excuse for doing without a Sewing Ma
chine, f
No pains or
to give thororigh satisfaction to . every i
customer.'
oct!8
THE B EST
twice that number.
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THE LATEST AND
need Jonjrer have an
expense spared
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TITJE AX.T3INI:
An Illustrated Monthly iournal. uni vcr
sally admitted to be Handsomest Pc-
nodicaLintheAvorld A Rep-
resentative and Champion
ot American laste. -
Not or Sale in Book or Music Stores
THF ALXrtNEwbile issued with all the
regularity, has none of the tern pom ry or
timely Interest characteristic Of ordinary
periodicals. It! is an elegant miscellany of
pure, light and graceful literature; I and at
collection ol picture, the rarest emclinenM .
of artistic .skill, in black and white. Al
though each succeeding number aflordsa
fresh pleasure to lta friends, the real value
and beauty of THE ALPINE will be most
appreciated after it ha been bound up at
tne close of the year. While other publico -Uons
may claim superior cheapness. a
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THE ALDINE is a unique and original con
ceptlon alone and u n approached a bao
lutely without competition In price or char
acter. The possessor of a complete vol am e
cannot duplicate the quantity ol fine paper
and engravings in any other shape or num
ber of volumes for ten times its con ; and
then, there are the chromos, besides I
ART DEPARTMENT, 1S7I.
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won a world-wide reputation, and in the
art centres of Europe it is an admitted fact
that its wood cuts are examples of the high
est perfection ever attained. The common
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dly yielding to a more educated ami dis
criminating taste which recognizee the ad
vantages of superior artistic quality) with
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To lully realize tbe wonderful work which
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consider the cost to the pooplo of any other '
decent representations of the production of
great painters. . - I .
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American artists. THE ALE1N E will repro-.
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selected with a view to the highest artistic
success and greatest general interest, i Thus
the subscribers to THE A LIEN K will at a
timing cost, enjoy in his own- homo the
pleasure and refining Influences of true art.
The quarterly tinted plates for 1S7I will be'
by Thos. Moran and J. I). Woodward, jt
The Christmas Issue for 1$74 will contain,
special designs appropriate to the senson;
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tion any of its predecessors, j 1 . , '
PREMIUM FOR 1871. , j
Every subscriber to Till ALDINE 'for
the year 1874 will receive a pair of chromos. '
The original pictures were painted in oil for
the publishers of THE ALDINE, by Thomas
Moran. whose great Colorado nicture wa
fmrchased by Congress for ten thousand dol
ars. The subjects were chosen to represent
" The East " and The West," One is a view
m the White Mounting New Hampshire tho
other gives the Cliffs, of Oreen River. Wyo-"
ming Territory. The difference la the na
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contrast, and affords a good display of tho
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act fac-si miles of the originals. Theprescn- ' 4' '
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I INkwauk.N.J., Sept 20tbJ '
Messrs. Jamks Kuttoj & Co. . ,
Gentlemen, I am delighted, with -proofs
the color of your chromos. They !
wonderfully successful representation liy . 1
mechanical process of the original piUntiugs. -Very
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any the worse if by reuson of peculiar lao
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oiuer enromos max, are soiu singly ror dou
ble the subscription price of THE ALDINE.
Persons of tasto will prize these pictures lor
themselves not for the price they did or
did not cost, and will appreciate tho enter-,
prise that renders their Jits tri but km possible.
If any subscribers should indicate a I pre
ference lor a figure subject, the publishers
will send "Thought of Home," a new j and
beautiful chromb, 11 x IX) Inches, rcprcKen- ,
ting a little Italian exile whose speakings
eyes betray the ionelngs of his heart, f i .
TERMS.
$5 per annum, in advance, ' witlrOil
Cliromos free, - j
For GO Cents Extra, the chromos will
be sent, mounted, varnished, and prepaid
by mail. i , . i
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